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Studies On Some Camel Production Traits and Health In Butana Area: Sudan
Studies On Some Camel.pdf (4.79 MB)
Elhag, Adam
Information concerning husbandry management systems, feeding, nutrition and production performance of camels are scanty. The overall objective of this study is therefore to probe the changes in herds and their structure specially herd population with regard to breeds, the current production system; production performance , the constrain that hinder camel production, and the socio-economic status of the camel herders. A comprehensive questionnaire was designed to cover the above mentioned aspects. A follow up for one year for milk production in open grazing system and semi-open grazing system. An experiment in race was done for work performance. The result obtained showed three production systems, the nomadic migratory 22.0%, seminomadic 35.9% and the sedentary production system 40.7%. It also reflected a negative decrease (-10.97%) in camel herd population under migratory system and a positive increase of (5.2%) in camel herd population in the sedentary system for years 2001-2003. Milk yield per lactation for migratory was 827.2kg and 2925.0kg for the sedentary system. The mean herd size was 62 head for migratory and 118 for sedentary, with male to female percentages of 25.6% and 74.4% respectively. Irrespective of sex , age wise less than one year represented 14.4% of the herd, less than 4 years 23.9%, less than 14 years 48.9% and above 14 years was 12.8%. The socio-economic status of the herders showed the decrease of nomadism along years 1984, 1994, 2003 with percentage of 73.3%, 33.0% and 22.0% respectively. Each years is independent of the other and not on an additive basis. The results reflected illiteracy among herders groups of age (15-29 years) was 47.8% and for (30-49 years) was 67.7% and for (above 50 years) was 67.7%. Economically the yearly expenditure for all studied tribes (migratory) was exceeding the yearly income to rates approaching the double with the exception of Bawadra tribe (Sedentary) where the yearly income exceeded the yearly expenditure. The present situation of camel herd population and structure, the system of production practiced and socio-economic status were studied and conclusions and recommendations were presented. This revealed that the migratory system is no longer suitable as an economically feasible system for camel production. The constrains include natural disasters as drought and man made halters as encroachment of mechanized agriculture on pastues


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Health Canada Rejects Application for Additional Patent Protection
A recent decision by Health Canada to decline an application by a pharmaceutical company for a Certificate of Supplementary Protection (CSP) may have significant repercussions for holders of patents for pharmaceutical products hoping to take advantage of an additional two-year period of patent protection now available for eligible drugs.
An application challenging Health Canada's decision was commenced in the Federal Court. A decision, if rendered, may have significant implications for both originator and generic drug companies.
Canada's CSP Regime
To meet Canada's obligations under the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA), the Patent Act was amended in 2017 to create a legal framework for the issuance of CSPs. Shortly thereafter, the government enacted the Certificate of Supplementary Protection Regulations (the "Regulations"), which govern the issuance and administration of CSPs.
If granted, a CSP provides an additional period of protection under the Patent Act of up to two years for eligible pharmaceutical products. The CSP regime was intended to partly compensate patent holders for the time it takes to obtain marketing approval for a drug containing patented medicinal ingredients. The scope of protection provided by a CSP can be no broader than the protection afforded by the patent that claims the underlying medicinal ingredient.
The Patent Act and the Regulations set out the conditions to be met for a CSP to be granted. Among other things, the CSP must pertain to an eligible medicinal ingredient and an eligible patent.
An eligible medicinal ingredient must have received a Notice of Compliance (NOC) under the Food and Drug Regulations after the CSP regime came into force in September 2017. In addition, the NOC must have been the first authorization for sale issued for that medicinal ingredient. The Regulations contain specific rules as to how to identify the applicable medicinal ingredient. For example, certain variations of medicinal ingredients are deemed to be the "same" medicinal agreement under the Regulations for the purpose of determining whether the medicinal ingredient in question has previously been authorized for sale.
An eligible patent must meet the requirements of section 106 of the Patent Act and subsection 3(2) of the Regulations. Among other requirements, an eligible patent must pertain to "the medicinal ingredient or combination of all the medicinal ingredients contained in a drug" for which an NOC was issued after the CSP regime came into force.
The Regulations also set out various other requirements, including rules relating to the timing and form of applications for CSP.
Pursuant to the Regulations, the responsibility for administering the CSP regime lies with the Minister of Health.
The ViiV Healthcare ULC ("ViiV") Application
In an application commenced on February 22, 2019, ViiV challenged the Minister of Health's decision to refuse to issue a CSP in respect of one of its products marketed under the brand name JULUCA.
JULUCA, a tablet indicated as a complete regimen to replace current antiretroviral regimens for the treatment of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), received an NOC from Health Canada on May 18, 2018. It contains two medicinal ingredients, dolutegravir and rilpivirine.
ViiV is the owner of Canadian Letters Patent 2,606,282 (the "282 Patent") which contains 437 claims, one of which is for dolutegravir. It does not appear that the 282 Patent contains a claim for rilpivirine, the other medicinal ingredient in JULUCA.
ViiV applied for a CSP in respect of JULUCA, relying on the claim for dolutegravir in the 282 Patent. The Minister refused to issue the CSP, apparently on the basis the 282 Patent "contains claims directed toward one of the medicinal ingredients contained in JULUCA…[but] does not pertain to the combination of medicinal ingredients dolutegravir and rilpvirine in the manners prescribed by subsection 3(2) of the CSP Regulations".
It appears the Minister's position is that, to be eligible for a CSP in the case of a drug containing a combination of medicinal ingredients, the patent must claim the combination and not just one of the two medicinal ingredients.
ViiV alleges the Minister's position is based on an incorrect interpretation of the requirements under the Regulations and the Patent Act.
Potential Consequences of ViiV's Application
If this case proceeds to a hearing, it could result in the first judicial interpretation of the new CSP legislative and regulatory regime.
The additional period of protection provided by CSPs was an important component to the CETA framework governing pharmaceuticals. By providing additional protection of up to two years for eligible drugs containing patented medicinal ingredients, CSPs could have significant impact on both brand name and generic pharmaceutical companies and on the cost for prescription drugs in Canada over the long term. The availability of CSPs and the interpretation of the CSP regime are important issues for the court to consider.
Goodmans will continue to monitor the progress of this case and any others that might have an impact on CSPs in Canada. Should you have any questions, please contact any member of our Goodmans IP Team.
Authors: Harry Radomski, Jerry Topolski and Ryan Cookson

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Q: MatSnackBar open does not pick the style from styles.css I have an angular service called UIService as below which can open a MatSnackBar. When it's called the color properties defined in the panelClass don't seem to be picked up.
UIService code
import { Injectable } from '@angular/core';
import {ReplaySubject, Subject} from 'rxjs';
import {MatSnackBar} from '@angular/material';

@Injectable({
  providedIn: 'root'
})
export class UiServiceService {

  loadingChanged: Subject<boolean> = new ReplaySubject<boolean>();
  navigationChanged: Subject<string> = new ReplaySubject<string>();
  constructor(private  matSnackbar: MatSnackBar) {}

  openSnackBar(message: string) {
    this.matSnackbar.open(message, null, {
      duration: 3000,
      verticalPosition: 'top',
      panelClass: ['warning']
    });
  }
}

Styles.css looks as below
@import "~@angular/material/prebuilt-themes/indigo-pink.css";
html, body {
  font-family: 'Roboto', sans-serif;
  height: 100%;
}

body {
  margin: 0;
}

::ng-deep .warning{
  background: #2196F3;
}

I have included below in angular.json as well
"styles": [
              "src/styles.css"
            ],

In my index.html, I included below in the head section
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="./src/styles.css">

Yet the snack bar does not appear with the correct color.
Have I missed any thing. Kindly help
Thanks

A: In Angular, component level styles only apply to that components html. ::ng-deep is used when you also want those styles to apply to children of the component. Since you are declaring the style globally there is no need to use ::ng-deep, .warning should suffice.
See the Angular docs

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Blue construction fencing will run along the south curb of Greenchain and along the seawall from Greenchain to Stamps Landing.
April 13, 2017 - We will be installing new street lighting from April 16 - 21.
To accomodate these improvements, the seawall closure will be temporarily extended west to Anderson Street.
To meet this identified need, City Council and Park Board approved the installation of an automated public toilet (APT) at the northwest corner of Charleson Park based on functional requirements informed by the pubilc consultation.
September 5, 2017 – Construction has resumed to begin Phase 2 of the seawall improvements.
Full walking and cycling access will be maintained until Thanksgiving.
On Tuesday October 10, sections of the seawall will be closed to accommodate construction with detours posted onsite.
After April 21, the closure will be restored to previous conditions.
In the meantime, seawall users are encouraged to watch signage for temporary changes to the construction detour and parking restrictions.
January 20, 2017 – Upgrades from Granville Island to The Castings are underway.
Work includes widening the pathway, painting to separate walking and cycling, new pathway lighting, signage, and benches.
November 10, 2017 - Beginning November 17, 2017, the seawall closure will expand to the west side of Stamps Landing and the seawall will remain closed until March 2018.


I was recently entrusted with two electric guitars that I was asked to keep for now. These two guitars have been in my family for some time (one for about 17 years and one for about 10 years). It goes back to when my kids had formed a Christian Rock band called Agape' Child (Agape' is selfless, sacrificial, unconditional love, the highest of the four types of love in the Bible). At any rate, my daughter (Zuni Vess) was the rythym guitarist in the band. I gave her a Fernandes Stratocaster that I had acquired in 1997. I later purchased her a Danelectro DC3. Both guitars were cool, looked cool, weren't ridiculously expensive, and were performance worthy. The band did good when they had shows. We went through several vocalists, a few drummers, and a couple of bass players. The kids were only 15 to 16 years of age and often we had problems with parental interference making keeping the band together an arduous task to say the least. After a few years and frequent changing of band members, the band fell apart, and the kids went on to other things in life as they entered adulthood. My daughter Zuni (aka Precious Angel) is now well entrenched in marriage and has a baby boy (Clay Randall Vess). She's a momma bear and understandably, has more important things on her mind rearing her own young family. She has a lot of stuff in her house so she asked if I'd keep the guitars for her. Of course, I said yes without a second thought.
The guitars are actually quite nice looking, but through the years of lots of band practice, gigs, and being stored up a long time, and moved around, both had problems. The Danelectro worked, but the slightest movement of the guitar cable (that plugs into the amp) caused an awful static noise that came through the amp speaker. If you adjusted the volume or tone knobs, more static. The Fernandes Stratocaster had the same problem, but only worse. The Fernandes got so bad, that it just quit working altogether. Now, I've messed around with guitars for years, but nobody has ever mistaken me for Eddie Van Halen or Jimi Hendrix. Even though I don't perform, I hated the idea of having these gorgeous guitars sitting around that didn't work.
My son, Willie A. Openshaw is an exceptional guitarist and was visiting with me recently. We looked at the Danelectro and he said he'd take it to Ken Sims. Ken Sims is the Minister of Music at Central Baptist Church. Not only is Ken a terrific guy, but he's formally educated in music and earned a four year degree in music from the University of Houston. Ken can play just about any musical instrument that you throw at him. Piano, guitar, trumpet, banjo, violin, drums, harmonica (and that's literally just a start). Ken doesn't just play these instruments, he can play them very well. Further, Ken is a veritable warehouse of knowledge for musical instrument repair. To make a long story short, Ken and Willie teamed up and fixed both guitars. The Danelectro just needed some basic repair. The Fernandes was completely overhauled. I bought the highest quality parts for the Fernandes and turned it over to Ken and the Willster. I felt a little bad doing it, but they refused to let me pay them (but I managed to talk them into letting me treat them out to lunch to wherever they wanted to go, and get anything on the menu). They both agreed. The Danelectro plays like it's brand new and the Fernandes has literally been upgraded to a new level of quality and plays better than when it was new.
The Willster has been called into the ministry and works with youth at Central Baptist Church. He's a staff member and currently holds the title of Ministry Assistant. Willster travels to Guatemala every year and helps build homes for homeless families. He makes various mission trips throughout the year (most in the USA), and will soon be traveling to South Dakota on a mission trip. He loves music and plays guitar, drums, bass, and has been known to even play a banjo.
Ken Sims also has a heart for ministry and missions. In addition to being a brilliant musician and an excellent vocalist, Ken is a devout Christian and a family man. Ken and his wife, Andrea have two children.
Willie A. Openshaw demos the newly overhauled Fernandes in my living room on June 9, 2014.
The Fernandes LE-2G (Stratocaster replica).


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Pellvetica (Skylla)
PELLVETICA is a collaboration by Sandy + Steve Pell. The two married their backgrounds in graphic design, illustration, and photography to create interactive mural experiences. They've collaborated with numerous global brands, including Google, Boeing, Allianz Global Assistance, Hootsuite, Clearly, Free People, Royal Canadian Mint, City of Vancouver, and more. In 2017, Lürzer's Archive selected the two as Top 200 Best Illustrators Worldwide. Their clients have won several awards, including Top 10 of the World's Coolest Offices, Top 10 Coolest Offices in Canada, and SHINE Annual IDIBC Awards of Excellence. They reside in Kitchener, Ontario, Canada, with their fluffy, white husky, Link.
Ride Posseiden's Ride
Luke MacBain (Ketos Race Board)
Luke Michael MacBain received a B.F.A from Emily Carr University in 2011, and completed his diploma at the Vancouver Film School in Classical Animation in 2014. Luke's art expressions include comics, animation, and illustration to reveal the creative unconscious within narrative design. Luke uses gesture and personality in his drawings as a way to distill characters and to create new narratives. His form is often graphic, satirical and playful. Founder of the Beach Front Paddle Club, his charm is endless and his enthusiasm is inspiring. Possibly the coolest cat we have ever met.
Race With The Pod
Lindsay Kokoska (Infinite Mantra Board)
Creativity is boundless. Imagination is free. Believe in the infinite possibilities. Lindsay creates custom-printed yoga mats, yoga tapestries, yoga journals and yoga gifts that are cute, colorful, inspirational, and a little magical! Featuring Lindsay's original artwork, Infinite Mantra is a soul-inspiring brand created by the very essence of nature and positive kindred spirits.
Find Your Sanctuary
Mark Anthony Jacobson (Carta Marina)
Mark Anthony Jacobson is a Woodland artist from Sioux Lookout, Ontario, who currently works and lives in British Columbia. A self-taught Aboriginal artist, he discovered at a young age that the Creator blessed him with the artistic ability known as the Woodland Art Movement. A passionate human, father and artist who's personality is as real and colourful as his canvases.
Markovka (Diatom)
Markovka is a Russian-based surface designer who creates unique ornaments, detailed floral designs, and various other nature-inspired illustrations. Her patterns are dreamy and full of tangled lines and fantasy plants. Markovka has a passion for nature and color that distinguishes her work. At the moment happily focused on things she loves best during her travelling: drawing tangled ornaments and watercolor flowers.
Be Inspired By Nature
Olivia di Liberto (ASR Kids Board)
Olivia is a freelance artist and graphic designer located in Vancouver, BC. Her work focuses on illustration, installation, painting and mural art. She is influenced by the 1960/70s counterculture and uses vibrant illustrative elements, specific colour palettes and intricate line work to convey a feeling of cultural nostalgia. Vintage design and psychedelia is often referenced alongside her inspirations through her love for music, nature and travels. The artwork for this board came together as a collaboration with the artist and creators of Sea God Paddle Boards. The artist included these illustrative elements to create a magical and playful design where dinosaurs, underwater squirrels, trains and the cosmos come together to create a fantasy land!
Start Them Young
Colleen Wilcox (Elemental Wave)
Colleen Malia Wilcox is an artist based in Honolulu, Hawaii. She creates acrylic on canvas paintings inspired by life in the islands and Nature's beauty. She enjoys spending time outdoors surfing, swimming, and exploring landscapes filled with tropical plants and flowers. Colleen uses elements of design observed in nature by incorporating vibrant colors, organic shapes and bold lines to create energy and movement. Her artwork features realistic subjects that she stylizes with a whimsical twist. She hopes to inspire feelings of wonder and happiness in those who resonate with her work.
Lele Manu ~ Take Flight!
Megan Hunter (ORKAGEMS Bracelets for Charity)
Megan's passion is to inspire you to feel connected to yourself and to your intentions that you are wanting to experience by understanding the power of energy provided by crystals and gemstones. She hopes each piece will provide you with the ability to tap into your very own intentions that you are wanting to manifest. All of her pieces are inspired by the beautiful west coast and have been designed with purpose, intricacy, and are skillfully made with love & care! With each curated piece inviting you to experience more love, peace, connection, strength, and joy in this beautiful life!
Give Back To The Ocean
Justin Brock (Calypso, Argo, Agora)
Sea Gods appreciates a down to earth vibe - and that is Justin. His Sea Goddess Kiss graced the 2020 and 2021 Carta Marina SUP and in 2022 his talent is seen on the Argo, Calypso and Agora. Graphic Design comes naturally to Justin. He started out designing hang tags for a skateboard label, then moved onto designing clothing for one of the foremost names in the Fashion industry, Perry Ellis. Justin's passion for designing is alive with spontaneity, originality and professionalism. He loves to design, create and connect with people.
Paddle Out


For the adjunctive treatment of acute hepatic failure, alcoholic cirrhosis of the liver, and suppression of intestinal bacteria.
Neomycin is an aminoglycoside antibiotic. Aminoglycosides work by binding to the bacterial 30S ribosomal subunit, causing misreading of t-RNA, leaving the bacterium unable to synthesize proteins vital to its growth. Aminoglycosides are useful primarily in infections involving aerobic, Gram-negative bacteria, such as Pseudomonas, Acinetobacter, and Enterobacter. In addition, some mycobacteria, including the bacteria that cause tuberculosis, are susceptible to aminoglycosides. Infections caused by Gram-positive bacteria can also be treated with aminoglycosides, but other types of antibiotics are more potent and less damaging to the host. In the past the aminoglycosides have been used in conjunction with penicillin-related antibiotics in streptococcal infections for their synergistic effects, particularly in endocarditis. Aminoglycosides are mostly ineffective against anaerobic bacteria, fungi and viruses.
Poorly absorbed from the normal gastrointestinal tract. Although only approximately 3% of neomycin is absorbed through intact intestinal mucosa, significant amounts may be absorbed through ulcerated or denuded mucosa or if inflammation is present.
LD50 = 200 mg/kg (rat). Because of low absorption, it is unlikely that acute overdosage would occur with oral neomycin. However, prolonged administration could result in sufficient systemic drug levels to produce neurotoxicity, ototoxicity and/or nephrotoxicity.
Before administering the drug, patients or members of their families should be informed of possible toxic effects on the eighth nerve. The possibility of acute toxicity increases in premature infants and neonates.


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REVIEW: Morgan Wallen gets 'Dangerous' at the Ryman in Nashville
Roman Gokhman
Morgan Wallen performs during a livestream at Ryman Auditorium in Nashville on Jan. 12, 2021. Courtesy: John Shearer/Getty Images for Ryman Auditorium.
Country star Morgan Wallen's performance at Ryman Auditorium in Nashville Tuesday evening wasn't simply another livestream. The concert was attended by several hundred cheering fans—fan club members, he said—which gave the show a sort of out-of-time feel. Rather than a film or "TV special" production, which so many well-produced livestreams felt like the last few months, this one felt like an actual mid-tour concert.
It felt good and awkward at the same time. On one hand, this is what concerts were in the before-days. The film and production crew highlighted the crowd and individual fans, and how Morgan Wallen interacted with and acknowledged them (and the audience of about 31,000 watching live at home) numerous times. On the other hand, it was a hollering crowd that was seen fidgeting with masks every time the cameras panned to them. Several fans featured multiple times weren't making any effort in covering their noses. By the end, one woman in the back was clearly not even wearing a mask. It's the kind of thing that would likely set off super-spreader alarm bells for some West Coast viewers.
Morgan Wallen, for his part, seemed happy to just be on stage in front of his fans again. The performance, tied to the release of his sophomore double-album, Dangerous, was heavy on musical talent, even though it lacked some urgency. Wallen came out alone at first and opened with a soft rendition of album opener "Sand In My Boots" on a keyboard, highlighting his gravelly voice. All of the songs played were from Dangerous.
Morgan Wallen performs during a livestream at Ryman Auditorium in Nashville on Jan. 12, 2021.
"We came here to play all the new stuff. If you came to hear the old stuff, you're in the wrong place," he said a short time later, adding that he was excited to perform a full show at the historic Nashville venue for the first time.
A solid chunk of the concert felt less like country music and more like rock. Other than one multi-instrumentalist who switched off between resonator guitar and mandolin, the rest of the band could have just as easily fit in (both in looks and performance styles) on Warped Tour.
"Somethin' Country" was ironically not very country as Morgan Wallen, with a smirk on his face, rapped some of the lines with his voice retaining its twangy quality through a mix of crunchy guitar and a sea of red strobe lights. "This has been the first time we've played a real show in about 10 months," Wallen pointed out before the band kicked into the album's title track, which, with echoing guitars recalled Coldplay or U2. It would be a pop track if not for the artist's nasally twang.
Several of the new songs on Dangerous pay homage to Wallen's childhood and hometown, and he took every advantage to showcase them on Tuesday. "Still Going Down" was an early set highlight and a small-town slice of life story. A direct shoutout to growing up in Knoxville, "865" was the high point of the entire show, embellished with slide guitar and bittersweet, euphoric vocal delivery. Main set closer, "More Than My Hometown," had Wallen declaring love for a woman "more than a California sunset, more than beer when you ain't 21 yet," but not more than his home.
There were also the requisite tunes about beer and trucks that got the in-person crowd moving around. "Beer Don't" was a high-production-value honky-tonk rocker punctuated by resonator guitar. "Silverado For Sale," which Morgan Wallen described as being "not true to me but true to the things I've seen," was a heartfelt ode and a goodbye to a pickup truck being sold ("This truck will get the prettiest girl in town…") and the best narrative song of the night. The blend of electronic percussion and acoustic guitar melody created an interesting mix on "Wasted On You."
The upbeat "Blame It On Me" and "More Surprised Than Me" were two of the more traditionally country songs that will get more people dancing together once COVID-19 is in the rearview for good. The latter of the two was accentuated with mandolin plucking. "Country A$$ Shit," meanwhile, had fans online commenting messages like "WALLEN 2024." Wallen didn't address the previous week's turmoil in the U.S.
Following wistful ballad "7 Summers," slightly menacing "Warning," a duet with singer-songwriter Ben Burgess on "Outlaw" and "More Than My Hometown," Morgan Wallen gave a fistbump to someone in the front row and then gave a handshake or fistbump to each of his bandmates, one by one. After a brief break, the lights came back on, and the band performed a one-song encore, a cover of Jason Isbell's "Cover Me Up."
Morgan Wallen performs with Ben Burgess during a livestream at Ryman Auditorium in Nashville on Jan. 12, 2021.
Fans watch as Morgan Wallen performs during a livestream at Ryman Auditorium in Nashville on Jan. 12, 2021.
Follow editor Roman Gokhman at Twitter.com/RomiTheWriter.
Roman Gokhman is the co-founder and editor-in-chief of RIFF magazine. He has been covering music in the San Francisco Bay Area since 2006, first as a staff writer for the Oakland Tribune, Contra Costa Times and San Jose Mercury News, followed by five years at a San Francisco music blog. He also contributes to several national publications.
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Southampton University Theatre Group
"Challenging to direct, fascinating to be a part of it"- An interview with Theatre Group's The Picture of Dorian Gray Director Liv Krauze
By Robert Pratley	on	 October 18, 2017 Culture, Features, Interviews, Interviews, Theatre
Although it's not the most conventional of choices for a theatre production at Halloween, there's no doubting the excitement surrounding Southampton University Theatre Group's adaptation of Oscar Wilde's classic novel which deals with issues of decadence, hedonism and the question of youth. And there is probably no one more excited for the show than a 3rd Year English Literature student, as well as Production Director Olivia Krauze. I sat down with her for a brief chat about her views on the show, what to expect from Dorian Gray and what her future plans might be.
So firstly, why Dorian Gray? And for that matter, why choose Oscar Wilde?
"I've loved Dorian Gray for ever. It's one of my favourite novels. Why? I'm always so fascinated by the characters, the story, everything about it just seems so compelling. When you consider that it [Dorian Gray] is Wilde's only novel as well, you have to wonder why there was no real variance- why didn't he go back into the genre again?"
It's clear you are very passionate about your Halloween production. How are you looking to adapt it- playing on the Gothic elements a lot?
"I'm very excited. We've done something unique to the play, added physical theatre and a real immersive atmosphere. Without wanting to spoil too much, we really want the audience to be part of it. The play effectively starts when you first walk into The Annex."
Seeing as you've done both, you probably have an opinion on it by now. What's the real difference, the biggest difference between acting and directing?
"Directing is a lot more work! I didn't really anticipate how much more it would be. You are fully in charge, I have a cast of twelve and you've got to make sure everyone is happy, everything is working. Your focus has to be on everyone. And adding to that, you've also got to head the whole production. I was assistant director for Festen, but this is such a big step-up. Everyone is looking to you to make the decisions."
What are the big future plans for yourself? Looking to go into Theatre in the long term?
"That's the dream. This is the big show for me this year, I've put so much time into it because I want to focus on the Dissertation later on next time. I've put everything into this production, so I'm going to be absolutely shattered afterwards!. I'll still be in Theatre Group, but in a much more spiritual capacity!"
And finally Liv, summarise Dorian Gray for us in one sentence?
"I'll need time for this question! Hmmm. Challenging to direct, fascinating to be a part of it, and exciting to see the direction it takes."
Talking to Olivia shows me that she certainly has a lot of pride and faith in her cast and given the recent success of Theatre Group shows, this doesn't seem very surprising. Overall, it just makes me more excited to see the production!
The Picture of Dorian Gray stars Jordan Gardner as the titular role and is being performed by Southampton University Theatre Group from 1st-4th November 2017. Tickets are available here.
Robert Pratley
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In this, the week of the 75th anniversary of Colossus tackling its first Lorenz message, Steve Cockayne tells us what he overheard in a conversation that his mother was having at a Bletchley Park reunion a few years ago.
I took my Mum, Lorna Cockayne, to a Bletchley Park veterans' reunion a few years ago. During the Saturday night dinner, there were various talks going on and all the veterans were there having a lovely time. Mum didn't know anybody (same for most of the ladies actually) so she got talking to a nice lady sitting next to her.
L. Hello my name is Lorna. It was Lorna Fitch but now it's Cockayne.
L. Where did you work at Bletchley?
L. I worked there from 1944 but I don't remember many people. And what did you do there?
D. I worked on Colossus first then went into the next door office.
L. I worked on Colossus too but started on Heath Robinson.
D. Hot in there wasn't it?
M. Yes, it was, no ventilation and blackout curtains.
L. What Watch were you on? I don't remember seeing you -- not that I saw anybody else, we were in small groups, pairs.
L. Ah I was in C watch. I only knew two other people.
Meantime I had my laptop and brought up a picture of Colossus and showed it to them.
L. Ah yes that's it. I used to thread the tapes and set the settings here.
D. Ah yes, that's me on the left.
Me. What? That's you? On the left?
A million questions hit my head at once.
Me. So, when did they take that photo? There are only two in existence!
D. It was just after the war actually we were still using it. I just remember we had to stand there with the machine for a while, the man came in, asked us to stand still -- which we never did so it felt awkward -- took some pictures and left. I never heard anything about them till they appeared in that book.
Me Ah yes the book.
D. Well I was quite angry as we had kept it a secret for so long. There is me now in all the books. I didn't like that!
Conversation went on for a bit…..
Me. Well if you are going to BP tomorrow then we must get you and Lorna together at the rebuild machine. It would be great to recreate that photo 70 years on.
D. Yes I am going and yes that's fine.
Mum & Dorothy then had their own conversation while I went away, shaking a bit.
I had actually met the lady in the photograph, one of only two that existed, one of the two ladies and one of the two pictures. An important part of History was sitting right next to me all the time, my mother Lorna and Dorothy Du Boisson. I'm also not ignoring all the other ladies and chaps in the room either, I was a bit over awed to be honest.
The next day we went to BP and there was a demo which was recorded and then afterwards I got Mum and Dorothy to stand by the Colossus Rebuild and took a few pictures.
Dorothy Du Boisson passed away on 1 February 2013.
Lorna Cockayne is 92 and still going strong and still knows the starting positions by heart 75 years on, says Steve Cockayne. We look forward to meeting them both again later this year.


With COX switching over to an all HD Digital lineup, they decided to completely screw their customers and force them to buy converter boxes – even for televisions that are already capable of receiving a digital signal. So now customers will have to pay a separate monthly fee and add an ugly converter box for every television in their home.
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Rutherford got off to a slow start offensively this season after his six goal, eight assist freshman campaign. But he was getting his points when it mattered most, with all but one coming against conference opponents.
Rutherford played midget-minor hockey with the Regals before two full seasons in the Jr. Sabres organization followed by two more with as USHL Clark Cup champions with Tri-City and one year later helping Des Moines earn a playoff berth for the first time in a decade before heading to Dartmouth.
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Mckenzie friend > Failed drug test in family law cases R (A Child - Care Order) [2017] EWHC 364 (Fam)
Failed drug test in family law cases R (A Child - Care Order) [2017] EWHC 364 (Fam)
R (A Child - Care Order) [2017] EWHC 364 (Fam)
Judgment in a re-hearing in care proceedings in relation to a child, whose mother accepted that she had a long, chronic history of substance misuse. The two central issues were: (i) the interpretation of hair strand test results, and (ii) resolution of the child's welfare.
R, who is now 2½ years old, was removed from his mother's care, pursuant to police protective powers; Mother had used GHB whilst caring for R and received a police caution for child neglect. Mother had also used illict drugs whilst pregnant. Upon the local authority ('LA') issuing an application for an emergency protection order, Mother agreed to R being accommodated pursuant to section 20, pending the issue of care proceedings. When issued, the care proceedings were allocated to FDAC, where at the first hearing Mother conceded interim threshold and did not oppose the plan for an ICO and foster care.
Throughout the majority of the proceedings Mother appeared to engage fully with the FDAC process, she was attending a weekly drugs service and attending Narcotics Anonymous daily. A system of weekly oral swabs/urine tests for drugs alongside hair strand testing, intensive substance misuse treatment and psychological treatment were proposed by FDAC and agreed by Mother. Mother commenced therapeutic work (as Dr Hallstrom reviewed Mother and concluded that there was clear evidence that she seemed to suffer from an underlying emotionally unstable personality disorder). Standard drug testing (urine and oral fluid) had not detected drugs or alcohol. Hair strand test results in July 2015 (covering the period December 2014 – June 2015) indicated the reducing presence of crystal meth and a cocaine metabolite. FDAC analysed the results as either being capable of being consistent with Mother's self reporting that she last used drugs at the end of January 2015 or capable of representing on-going crystal meth use between December 2014 and March/April 2015. FDAC concluded that Mother's self-reporting was the more likely explanation in light of her positive engagement in services.
On 10th September 2015 R was rehabilitated to Mother's care, as she had been abstinent from drugs for 8 months, had had not contact with DS (R's father), had engaged with the FDAC process, reconnected with her own mother and had successfully begun the process of addressing the reasons behind her drug use. All weekly urine drug screens and oral fluid tests had been negative for 'all street drugs'.
The LA's final evidence was filed on 9th October 2015. That same day the latest hair strand drug results were made available and upon Mother's application Mr Stephen Ramsay based at Alere Toxicology in respect of the results prepared an expert report. The results supported Mother's use of methamphetamine, from the middle of June to middle of September 2015; consistent with Mother using cocaine from the middle of June to the middle of August 2015 and; supportive of Mother using MDMA between the middle of June and the middle of July 2015. Mother denied any illicit drug use since the end of January 2015 and disclosed to the FDAC team that she had met with DS at his home on 22nd June 2015 and that she had seen a meth pipe and believed he must have spiked her drink. Mother later disclosed she had been meeting with DS for casual sexual encounters. FDAC identified DS in clear and unambiguous terms to Mother as a real threat to her continued abstinence from drugs. Mother accepted that she met with DS the morning that R was returned to her care and again 9 days later. On 9th October 2015 Mother agreed to R being removed from her care to foster care.
The FDAC team's final report concluded that the most recent hair strand test results called into question whether Mother had in fact been abstinent from January to April 2015 and concluded, when comparing the tests, that it more likely that she had not save for a short two month window between April and May 2015. The FDAC team were also concerned at the lack of insight showed by Mother in respect of her relationships with men who were themselves abusing drugs. They recommended further therapeutic assessment estimated to take 12 to 18 months. On 11th November 2015 Mother accepted that she smoked £50 of crystal meth. Mother ceased her engagement with FDAC and therapy. At the final hearing the LA's applications for care and placement orders were granted.
Mother issued an appellant's notice (February 2016) and an application to adduce fresh evidence from a Professor Kintz, an expert in hair strand drug testing (March 2016). The evidence expressed fundamental disagreement with the expert evidence filed within the proceedings. In April 2016 King LJ granted Mother permission to rely on the fresh evidence from Professor Kintz (see: [2016] EWCA Civ 470). In June 2016 Black and King LLJ granted Mother permission to appeal and allowed her appeal.
Rehearing before Hayden J
Mother conceded that the s.31(2) threshold criteria were met. The rehearing focused on two central issues: (i) the determination of the conflicting hair strand analysis, and (ii) resolution of R's welfare interests. During the course of the rehearing proceedings directions were given for further hair strand tests (by Lextox Drug and Alcohol Testing) and a psychiatric assessment of Mother. Running alongside these assessments urine testing was undertaken, covering 10th August 2016 to 1st October 2016, the conclusions of which were summarised as 'detecting no illegal substances'. The hair strand test results provided by Lextox spanning the period between March 2016 and mid September 2016 revealed methamphetamine detected above the SOHT ('The Society Of Hair Testing') recommended cut off level in every section of hair tested. Metabolite amphetamine was also detected but only in the oldest section of hair tested.
Hair strand testing
The court heard from three experts: Mr Stephen Ramsey BSc, Reporting Manager for Alere Toxicology; Ms Angharad John, Letox Drug and Alcohol Testing and Professor Pascal Kintz. It was common ground amongst the experts in this case that, as with e.g. blood, urine, saliva, hair is a biological matrix that can be effectively used to carry out laboratory drug testing in humans. It was also agreed that there were no deficiencies in analysis by any laboratory. The 'apparent disagreements' focused entirely on the interpretation of the results. An experts meeting took place on 15th November 2016 at which parameters of agreement and disagreement on the analysis of the results were prepared. In short, it was Professor Kintz who disagreed with his colleagues as to the interpretation of the tests.
The technical process in respect of drug incorporation into hair (see paras 29-31) was uncontentious between the experts. The experts also agreed that (i) there are recommended 'cut offs' to identify drug use, (ii) that the SOHT Guidelines apply to cases of chronic drug use, and (iii) that there is no standardised guidance to address isolated exposure or intermittent use.
The second set of 2015 hair strand testing comprising three hair sections, tested negative for amphetamine, benzodiazepine group analytes and cannabis group analytes, but positive for a cocaine group analyte, methamphetamine group analytes and an opiate group analyte. One of the experts constructed a table, which is set out in the judgment at paragraph 42, showing the results.
Dr Ramsay (with whom Ms John agreed) concluded that the results were consistent with the use of cocaine by Mother within the parameters of the time span covered by the two oldest hair sections i.e. mid June to mid August 2015. He formed this conclusion on the basis that a cocaine metabolite (here Benzoylecgonine) detected along with the presence of cocaine itself, indicates a result consistent with its use. In respect of methamphetamine, this was detected in each of the three hair sections. The metabolite of methamphetamine, amphetamine, was not detected in the hair tested. However the concentrations of methamphetamine were so significant, in Dr Ramsey's view, as to explain the absence of the expected metabolite. The breakdown of the 'parent drug' i.e. methamphetamine, was at such a gradual rate that it was more consistent with a decreasing use of methamphetamine in the relevant time period.
The fundamental difference of approach between Mr Ramsey (supported by Ms John) and Professor Kintz arose from the SOHT published guidelines (based on research Cooper, Kronstrand & Kintz Forensic Sci Int 2012) for testing for drugs in hair strands. These guidelines appear to state that a positive test requires at least two of the following indicators to be present: concentration in the parent drug, greater than the positive cut off level; identification of the metabolite; the presence of some specific minor metabolites, which are highly suggestive of use of the parent drug. (para 46)
Ms John and Mr Ramsey do not require these criteria to be met with the same rigidity of approach and look more broadly at the rate of breakdown of the metabolites and interpret the 'Guidelines' purposively as guides to interpretation and 'not a straight jacket of rules.' Professor Kintz considers that the rules are to be interpreted strictly and inflexibly, anything less he considers does not provide strong enough analytical data to establish abuse. The test results, he considered, 'could' indicate that the mother had been in an environment where drugs were being used. He opined 'it is impossible to conclude that the subject has deliberately used drugs of abuse (cocaine, methamphetamine and MDMA)… although I cannot firmly state that [M] did not use any of the detected drugs'. (para 47)
Taking the view that Benzoylecgonine (0.13ng/mg) (i.e. higher than cut off level) plainly required some explanation, His Lordship found that Professor Kintz did not proffer a reasoned response, nor did he really engage with the actual findings, instead he approached this with a 'strong insistence on a clear line principle of interpretation', ie: a reading below the cut off rate for the parent drug can only ever count as a negative finding. (para 50) Mr Justice Hayden favoured the interpretative reasoning of Mr Ramsey and Ms John and found it to be logically attractive and persuasive. Professor Kintz, in His Lordship's view, did not engage with it and offered no counter analysis. (para 51)
From the laboratory results in 2015, Mr Ramsey could not say other than there had been definite contact with MDMA. He observed that the low concentration of MDMA could result in lower concentration of MDA (the metabolite) and that it was therefore possible that insufficient MDA had been metabolised, however he explained that it equally compatible with external contamination. Mr Ramsey's view (endorsed by each of his colleagues) was that the contamination would have been more than merely casual contact as the methamphetamine was found in three sections of hair and thus indicative of repeated exposure.
In the course of cross-examination by R's advocate Professor Kintz was taken to the results from Lextox (Ms John's laboratory), showing the recordings for amphetamine metabolite (September 2016). Whilst not incorporated into the original Lextox report, due to the fact that the results were below the 0.20ng/mg cut off, the exercise made it clear that, as the metabolite was found in all sections of the hair, it met Professor Kintz's own criteria to establish a finding of ingestion. Thus a consensus was established, amongst each of the scientific experts, that there had been ingestion of drugs. (para 54)
At the conclusion of the scientific evidence LA's plan had 'crystallised' in that they were seeking a Placement Order, with a view to adoption. His Lordship was not prepared to regard the scientific evidence as determinative until he had the chance to evaluate the mother. His Lordship emphasised in his judgment that hair strand testing should 'never be regarded as determinative or conclusive' and that expert evidence must be placed within the context of the broader picture, which includes e.g. social work evidence; medical reports; the evaluation of the donor's reliability in her account etc, which are ultimately matters for the Judge to evaluate. (para 32) To this end, His Lordship refers to: (paras 33-35)
London Borough of Richmond upon Thames v B, W, B and CB [2010] EWCA 2903 (Fam) [2011] 1 FLR 1345, in which Moylan J provided guidance as to the use of hair strand testing for alcohol in Children Act proceedings, and reminds experts who produce reports within Children Act proceedings of their duties under the Practice Direction 'Experts in Family Proceedings Relating to Children' (2009) 2 FLR 1383 (now PD 25B).
• Re F (Children) (DNA Evidence) [2008] All ER (D) 171, in which His Lordship highlighted the danger inherent in elevating technical evidence of this nature (in blood testing rather than hair strand) to a status where it is regarded as determinative and commented upon the importance of framing expert instructions, where possible, in the context of a factual matrix.
Whilst acknowledging some positives in respect of the Mother, His Lordship found that Mother had put her needs above R's needs, for example in allowing DS to the home the day R was rehabilitated to her care. He also found that Mother had directly put herself in danger and had engaged in risk taking behaviour and that she had little sense of her own responsibility for her present predicament. His Lordship had 'no doubt' that Mother is highly motivated to care for her son, and was also satisfied that she has made some concerted attempts to address her dependency on drugs. However, he found everything that she said concerning DS was implausible and noted that DS has been inextricably connected to her drug usage. Ultimately, the connection between the positive drug tests and his role in Mother's life in late summer 2015 was 'impossible to ignore' and His Lordship felt that this was the feature that unified the various strands of the evidence and provided the most rational explanation. (para 75)
His Lordship recognised that Mother had access to a wide and impressive range of resources and that she had been able to secure support that others would have been less able to achieve, but 'ultimately her persistent inability to engage openly with the various agencies leads both the Local Authority and R's Guardian to conclude that M is unable to meet the needs of her son in timescales which are in anyway reconcilable with his own.' After consideration of Re B (A Child) [2013] UKSC 33 and Re B-S (Children) [2013] 1146, His Lordship concluded that 'there is no practical alternative to a plan for adoption.' (paras 77-80)
In cases where detailed data have to be considered and debated, His Lordship took the view that this was most likely to be achieved effectively by a face to face, round the table meeting of the experts involved. This is not to discourage experts from other jurisdictions being instructed, but with the intention of emphasising the importance of ensuring that there is proper exchange of information and efficient meetings of experts. In this case Professor Kintz was outside of the jurisdiction. (para 55)


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Deeside Synchronised Skating Club finished off the competitive season in fine style last Sunday with an end of year gala to celebrate an unprecedented level of national and international skating success.
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Fallen 9-11 firefighters Remembered
Fallen 9-11 firefighters Remembered in Emotional Ceremony at Camp Phoenix, Afghanistan
Dated: Thu, Sep 11, 2008
CAMP PHOENIX, KABUL, AFGHANISTAN (11 September 2008) -- Victims of the 9-11 terrorist attacks on 9-11, 2001 were remembered in an emotional ceremony at Camp Phoenix, Kabul, Afghanistan today.
The ceremony officially began at 5:16 local time with the sounding of a siren from the Camp Phoenix fire truck to match the time in New York City when the first plane struck at the World Trade Center, 8:46 a.m. Eastern Time.
The formation of troops in Patriot Square included Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen and Marines and the Camp Phoenix-based French and Romanian detachments of Combined Joint Task Force Phoenix (CJTFP.) The task force is led by the New York National Guard's 27th Infantry Brigade Combat Team (IBCT) which saw many of its Soldiers serve at the World Trade Center site immediately following the attacks and has since deployed hundreds of troops for homeland defense missions and for combat service in Iraq. Now they are serving in Afghanistan as trainers and mentors for the Afghan National Security Forces.
Today's ceremony from Kabul, Afghanistan is especially poignant to the Citizen Soldiers of the 27th because for many the service that began at Ground Zero has now come full-circle to the land from which the terrorist plotted and then launched their attacks.
"Seven years later we are left with vivid memories that include sorrow, anger and pride in the courage and determination shown by ordinary people and especially by emergency responders who sacrificed themselves for others," said Colonel Brian K. Balfe, commander of CJTF Phoenix and New York's 27th IBCT.
"The images of that day will never leave us. But what also stands out is what we discovered about ourselves. In the face of so much terror, so many Americans rose above their fears. Their Call to Duty that day was to risk their own lives, to save others," he said.
"The fire service is made up of a unique group of individuals. It takes a special person to go running into a burning building when everyone else is running out," said Maj. Dennis Bates, from Rochester, NY a volunteer fireman at home and at Camp Phoenix. "It is not easy for people to understand and not easy for us to explain. It is something we are, not something we do," he said in tribute to fallen members of the Fire Department of New York.
Five serving members of the New York National Guard were lost when the World Trade Center towers collapsed including three Soldiers and two Airmen. They were firemen, police officers, emergency services personnel, a security guard and an employee of Windows on the World restaurant.
New York National Guard Soldiers served for months in New York City, at Ground Zero, bridges, tunnels, train stations and airports. They also protected nuclear power plants and the U.S. Military Academy at West Point. At the conclusion of the ceremony, a dozen Soldiers retook their service oath having recently re-enlisted in the National Guard.
Combined Joint Task Force Phoenix is assigned to Combined Security Transition Command-Afghanistan is comprised of nearly 9,500 service men and women from all U.S. branches, coalition partners and civilian professionals. Task force personnel are distributed at nearly 260 Forward Operating Bases throughout Afghanistan with the mission to mentor and train the Afghan National Army and Police, and provide assistance to the Government of Afghanistan and its people.
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Drake University to start online as omicron cases climb, while other Iowa universities plan for in-person
Phillip Sitter | Des Moines Register
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Drake University students will start the first two weeks of their spring semester remotely because of possible classroom disruptions from climbing COVID-19 cases.
Meanwhile, Iowa's three public universities so far have committed to in-person learning.
Drake's first scheduled day of the semester for most students is Jan. 24, and university spokesperson Ashton Hockman said Tuesday the plan is for in-person classes to resume as normal after the first two weeks.
Provost Sue Mattison told the campus that the two-week pause on in-person learning is because of the anticipated peak of coronavirus transmission in the Des Moines area and the state.
"Based on current scientific evidence, cases are expected to peak in Iowa during the last week of January (and) first week of February," Mattison said. "This means the likelihood of extreme disruption to the classroom experience due to students in isolation and quarantine is very high."
As of Jan. 7, the university reported six students who had tested positive were in isolation on campus, another 23 students who had tested positive were off-campus and 33 students were in quarantine.
On Monday, the Iowa Department of Public Health reported about 15,000 new positive tests since its last update on Friday. The statewide 14-day positivity rate was 20%, or about one in five tests coming back positive.
More: At-home COVID tests are hard to find in Iowa. Here's a guide on where you can get a test
"Students are strongly encouraged to administer a COVID-19 test at home prior to returning to campus," Mattison said. "This could alleviate having to move to and from campus multiple times, and most importantly, exposing others."
Drake's residence halls will open as scheduled on Jan. 22 but students won't be required to return to campus housing at the time, though they will be allowed to.
Many student activities and events in the first two weeks will be postponed or held virtually, but not athletics, Mattison said. And managers "should consider allowing staff to work remotely during this time where practicable," based on departments' needs.
Law students' classes begin on Jan. 18 and will be remote.
University of Iowa, Iowa State, Northern Iowa remain committed to in-person start to 2022
All three of the state's public universities — the University of Iowa, Iowa State University and the University of Northern Iowa — plan to resume in-person learning as scheduled.
As with Drake, Iowa's associate vice president and dean of students Angie Reams acknowledged in an announcement Monday that cases on campus and in the surrounding county are spiking.
Reams suggested that students request a free COVID-19 test for pick-up or mail delivery through Test Iowa before the start of the semester.
Iowa State also has testing options available through its student health center — for symptomatic students — Test Iowa kits for employees, and students at locations on campus and through a Hy-Vee drive-thru clinic for members of the university and Ames communities.
All three institutions are encouraging vaccination and the wearing of face masks to combat the disease, among other measures. However, state law forbids the universities from requiring that students get vaccinated against COVID-19. Nor can they require face masks under a regent policy.
Masks are required indoors on Drake's campus.
Cleo Krejci in Iowa City contributed.
Phillip Sitter covers education for the Ames Tribune, including Iowa State University and PreK-12 schools in Ames and elsewhere in Story County. Phillip can be reached via email at psitter@gannett.com. He is on Twitter @pslifeisabeauty.


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Q: How to build apk in Android Studio for both amazon app store and google play store with corresponding in-App purchase API I would like to build for both Google play store and Amazon app store from the same project created in Android Studio. Since the in-App purchase API is different I will some adjustment right before creating APK for a target store. How can I save time while I switch from one target to another. Some manual process is ok. Following is by gradle source set for google app store.
sourceSets {
    main {
        manifest.srcFile 'app/src/main/AndroidManifest.xml'
        java.srcDirs = ['app/src/main/java']
        resources.srcDirs = ['app/src']
        aidl.srcDirs = ['app/src/main/aidl']
        res.srcDirs = ['app/src/main/res']
        assets.srcDirs = ['app/src/assets']
    }

A: Declare two gradle flavours for example googleplay and amazon.
   productFlavors {
        googleplay {
            applicationId = '...'
        }
        amazon {
            applicationId = '...'
        }
   }

Gradle library dependencies should be different for each flavour.
googleplayImplementation "...gp_library..."
amazonImplementation "...amazon_dependency..."

This way store specific build will not contain another store dependency classes, resources etc.
Then declare interface for example StoreProvider which will be enter point for all store specific api calls. In googleplay flavour sourceset provide implementation of StoreProvider which will call GooglePlay store methods. In amazon flavour provide implementation of StoreProvider which will call Amazon store methods. Use link to StoreProvider interface everywhere in application. If you organize app this way your application will not know anything about what store it uses. Plus it will be easy to add another stores support in the future.


As in all Mission centers, the primary goal of Chinmaya Mission St. Augustine, Chinmaya Govardhan, is to honor and serve Pujya Gurudev's vision by sharing the Vedantic knowledge He gave us. The name Govardhan itself expresses beautifully what we hope to achieve here, since "vardhana" means that which uplifts, nourishes, or gladdens, and "go" refers to the Vedas, mind, senses, earth, and cows. As the Lord showed in His Govardhan-lila that He is the ultimate refuge of all beings, so too, we envision Chinmaya Govardhan as a place where people of all backgrounds can seek and live the Truth through Vedantic scriptural study and Self-inquiry, where body and mind can be uplifted through healing awareness and devotion to God, where we can practice living in harmony with the environment. The center is located one hour from Jacksonville International Airport and is 20 minutes away from St. Augustine's beaches, Nature preserves, and other tourist attractions. We had our first retreat on the auspicious weekend of Radhashtami. Since then, we have held more retreats and workshops, where CM center's devotees, collectively and individually, have visited, served, and spiritually unfolded.
Swamini Radhikananda, formerly Brahmacharini Arpita, received sannyasa initiation from Pujya Guruji Swami Tejomayananda on Mahashivaratri day, February 17th, in 2015.
Her spiritual search early in life culminated in meeting Pujya Gurudev Swami Chinmayananda in 1978 when he was conducting a Gita Gnana Yagna in Washington, DC. After attending weekly Vedanta study-groups for several years while completing college, a master's degree and work in special education, she joined the two-year Vedanta course at 'Sandeepany Sadhananalaya,' Mumbai, from 1987-88 under the blessed guidance of Pujya Guruji Swami Tejomayananda. Since returning to the States in 1989 she has served at several CM centers, including Washington DC, Krishnalaya and Los Angeles teaching Vedanta, Shrimad Bhagavatam, and Bhagavad Gita for adults, and conducting Bala Vihar classes for children. Sw. Radhikananda has also recorded several CD's of devotional songs for children in English, including 'Come to Me, My Krishna," "His Eternal Smile," and "Songs for the Light", a CD of chants rendered in east-west kirtan style.
Swamini Radhikananda presently resides and teaches at the Chinmaya Mission St. Augustine center, "Chinmaya Govardhan," a serene and beautiful 18 acre ashram on the outskirts of historical St. Augustine, Florida. Classes are also conducted in the local area for western audiences and students of yoga. Swamini considers it her greatest privilege and joy to share the universal, transformative teachings of Vedanta and Bhagavad Gita with other seekers, from any background.