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Lorne Gordon-Watkins (Rotorua), Doug Hay (Masterton), Tangi Rasmussen (Park Avenue), Enoka Smiler (Park Avenue) 5 equal.
Claire Bradburn (Silverstream), Bob Bridge (West End), Annette Forrest (Tauranga BOP), Monica Smiler (Park Avenue) 5 equal.
Ernie Chu (Windy Hills), Sue Neilson (Rotorua), Trevor Neilson (Rotorua), Bethne Rouse (Bay View) 5 equal.
Myles Cowper (Windy Hills)/Pete Hamilton (Wanganui East), Yvonne Futcher/Christine Strichen (Wanganui East), Craig McKenzie/Steve Thwaites (Christchurch), Murray Porter (Bay View)/Nico Toyne (Wanganui East) 5 equal.
Les Clearwater/Malcolm Pfahlert (Christchurch), Keith Dixon/Brian Westerbeck (Christchurch), Andrew Joe/Dean Norman (Windy Hills), Joan Miller/Claire Wilson (Masterton) 5 equal.
Lorne Gordon-Watkins/Arnold Lander (Rotorua), Jared Handford (Christchurch)/Chris Priestley (Herne Bay), Bev Kendall/Aileen Simpson (Caversham), Enoka Smiler/Tangi Rasmussen (Park Avenue) 5 equal.
Arnold Lander/Lorne Gordon-Watkins (Rotorua), Trevor Neilson (Rotorua)/Bryan Wells (Horowhenua) 7 equal.
Paul Bicklemann/Francoise Case (), Margaret Mordecai (Otaki)/Shirley Selwyn (Wanganui East) 7 equal.
Myrinne Gilbert/Margaret Maher (Northcote), Anne Shields/Jim Shields (Epsom) 7 equal.
Gwen Carruthers/Mary Robertson, Lynn Mason (Hibiscus Coast)/Mavis Thompson (Timaru T & C) 5 equal.
Denise Bavidge/Geoff Greer/Murray Porter (Bay View), Doug Hay/Helene Hay (Masterton)/Trevor Neilson (Rotorua) 7 equal.
Colin Bunce/Marilyn Bunce (Alexandra)/Neville Frost (Caversham), Andrew Joe (Windy Hills)/Joan Miller/Graeme Morris (Masterton), Barbara Johnston (Masterton)/Christine Strichen (Wanganui East)/Tina Targett (Christchurch), Bob McCarthy/Margraet Mordecai (Otaki)/Tangi Rasmussen (Park Avenue) 5 equal.
Sharon Cannon (Bay View)/Pam Jenkins (Herne Bay)/Christine Taylor (Christchurch), Nancy Cels/Jo Ann Ingram/Brenda Reid (Tauranga BOP), Keith Dixon/John Targett/Brian Westerbeek (Christchurch), Harry Gosselman/Paul O'Connor/Selwyn Sainty (Herne Bay) 5 equal.


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6 vie for open Council seat: Interviews set for the Jan. 23
By SAM ALLEN
The City of Ketchikan has received half a dozen applications for an open City Council seat.
The applicants include two people who ran in the most recent municipal elections: Spencer Strassburg, who ran for a council seat; and Michelle O'Brien, who campaigned for Ketchikan Gateway Borough mayor.
Other applicants include Michael T. Briggs, George Tipton, Riley Gass and Emily Chapel.
In contrast to the municipal elections in which the general public votes for the candidates, the council will vote to appoint one of the applicants.
The council will interview candidates at the next council meeting on Jan. 23, before voting for its choice, according to Ketchikan City Clerk Kim Stanker.
As per the Ketchikan municipal code, the interviews will be public, but the council can go into executive session to discuss the candidates.
The candidate who gets four or more votes from the council will be immediately appointed to seat and participate in that evening's meeting.
The appointed council member will serve until the municipal elections in October.
Strassburg, a local businessman of more than two decades, has run for a council seat four times in the past five years. In the most recent election, he garnered 522 votes, while the two winning candidates got around 850 votes each. Strassburg, in the "qualifications" portion of his current application, put: "The only voter approved candidate."
During the election he supported using the cruise ship industry to pay for port improvements. But he also said at the time that, with a potential dock in Ward Cove, the city has time to slow down, figure out what it wants, figure out how to get what it wants, and execute.
O'Brien, who runs the Ketchikan Radio Center, received 1,046 votes when she ran for borough mayor last October, which was about 330 votes behind winner Rodney Dial. O'Brien ran on strengthening the borough-city relationship and envisioned a comprehensive joint tourism plan. O'Brien has been in Ketchikan for more than a decade, served on Ketchikan School Board for seven years, and used to run local television programming at KPUTV, according to her application.
Briggs has been in Ketchikan for more than a decade, and has been the coordinator for several years of the Ketchikan CHARR Salmon Derby.
"This is my opportunity," wrote Briggs in his application, "to give back to the community that has provided my family with rewarding experiences, professional challenges, and rich relationships over the last ten years."
Tipton, a two-time former borough Assembly member, has been actively involved in the Ketchikan community for more than three decades. According to the application Tipton submitted to the city, he has served on the City Parks and Rec Committee, Shipyard Advisory Committee, and Airport Advisory Committee. Tipton formed the Ketchikan Softball Association in 1990, and served as president for the first two decades.
On his application, Tipton said he's "interested in continuing to help the community grow economically and in the best interests for its citizens." He pointed to his experience running the White Pass fuel terminal and tug and barge operations, saying he was "very familiar" with multi-million-dollar budgets.
Gass, a 2013 Kayhi graduate and life-long citizen of Ketchikan also put his name into the running. Gass, who frequents the council meetings, has worked in Ketchikan for his entire adult life and is a landlord, managing multiple properties in the city, according to his application.
Rounding out the applicants is Emily Chapel, who, according to her application, is the current program manager for the Ketchikan Community Foundation, which oversees an endowment that supports local nonprofits. She also works at the Alaska Public Defender Agency and is the secretary of the Ketchikan Chapter of ASEA Local 52. In the past she has volunteered for the Women In Safe Homes organization and worked for the Ketchikan Wellness Coalition.
In her application Chapel said, "I have a desire to serve and give back to the community that has afforded me many opportunities."
According to Stanker the council is not required to select a council member from the candidates. The council can decide not to choose any of the candidates, and the application process would be reopened. The council also can decide to leave the seat vacant until the next municipal elections, according to Stanker.
The last City Council vacancy in March, prompted two applications. Stanker, who's been with the city since 2009, said there's usually not this many applicants for vacancies.
The seat became available when former Council Member Lew Williams III, vacated the seat on Dec. 9, citing health reasons. Williams passed away on Saturday.

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De Slag bij Amphipolis was een veldslag in het jaar 422 v.Chr. tijdens de Peloponnesische Oorlog tussen Athene en Sparta, bij de Griekse stad Amphipolis.

Verovering van Amphipolis 424 v.Chr.
In de winter van 424/423 v.Chr., belegerde het Spartaanse leger onder Brasidas Amphipolis, een Griekse kolonie in Thracië aan de rivier de Strymon. De stad werd verdedigd door de Atheense generaal Eucles, deze vroeg om hulp en Thucydides (later een beroemde historicus) werd met zeven triremen door Athene gestuurd om Amphipolis te ontzetten.

Toen hij echter met zijn vloot verscheen, hadden de Spartanen de stad al bezet.
Daarop werd Thucydides door het Atheense volk op voorstel van Cleon verbannen. Brasidas sloot met de Macedonische koning Perdiccas II een verbond en viel de Thracische stad Toroni aan.

Wapenstilstand van 423 v.Chr.
Nadat Amphipolis was ingenomen, accepteerden Athene en Sparta een wapenstilstand.
Athene hoopte de steden in Thracië te kunnen versterken, voor mogelijke nieuwe aanvallen van Brasidas en Sparta had de hoop dat de Atheners de krijgsgevangenen van de Slag bij Sphacteria zou terugsturen. De wapenstilstand duurde echter 1 jaar en terwijl onderhandelingen gevoerd werden, veroverde Brasidas de Atheense stad Scione.

Slag bij Amphipolis 422 v.Chr.
De Atheense politicus Cleon beëindigde de wapenstilstand tussen Athene en Sparta. Hij leidde een expeditie naar Thracië, een Atheense vloot met 30 triremen, 1.200 hoplieten en 300 cavaleristen werd gestuurd naar Amphipolis. Met hulp van Atheense bondgenoten, werden de steden Torone en Scione heroverd. Daarna rukte Cleon op naar Eion en Brasidas nam met het Spartaanse leger, 2.000 hoplieten en 300 cavaleristen posities in bij Cerdylium. Toen Cleon een confrontatie met Brasidas wilde vermijden, trokken de Spartanen zich terug naar Amphipolis. Het Atheense leger kreeg de opdracht om de stad te ontzetten, maar Brasidas hield stand. Cleon brak na zware verliezen het beleg rondom de versterkte stad af en trok zich terug.
Tijdens de terugtocht werd het Atheense leger door de Spartanen overrompeld in een verrassingsaanval, Cleon en Brasidas sneuvelden beide in de veldslag. Er ontstond paniek en de Atheners vluchtten naar Eion. Het Atheense leger verloor 600 man, de Spartanen verloren 7 man. Brasidas werd geëerd als stichter van de stad en met militaire eer begraven in Amphipolis.

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CIDECI auditorium in San Cristóbal de las Casas, Chiapas.
Saturday, October 14, 2017: Community of Guadalupe Tepeyac, MAREZ (Zapatista Autonomous Municipality in Rebellion) of "San Pedro de Michoacán." Time is undetermined as it depends on how much time it takes to get from CIDECI to Guadalupe Tepeyac. The CIG delegation will spend the night there.
Sunday, October 15, 2017: Caracol of Morelia, MAREZ of "17 de Noviembre," Tzotz Choj zone. Time is undetermined as it depends on how much time it takes to get from Guadalupe Tepeyac to the Caracol of Morelia. The CIG delegation will spend the night there.
Monday, October 16, 2017: Caracol of Garrucha, MAREZ of "Francisco Gómez," Selva Tzeltal zone. Time is undetermined as it depends on how much time it takes to get from the Caracol of Morelia to the Caracol of Garrucha. The CIG delegation will spend the night there.
Tuesday, October 17, 2017: Caracol of Roberto Barrios, MAREZ of "Trabajo," Northern Zone of Chiapas. Time is undetermined as it depends on how much time it takes to get from the Caracol of Garrucha to the Caracol of Roberto Barrios. The CIG delegation will spend the night there.
Thursday, October 19, 2017. Caracol of Oventik, MAREZ of "San Andrés Sakamch'en de los Pobres," Highlands (Los Altos) zone of Chiapas. Return to CIDECI where the work of the assembly concludes.


Thank you so much for another fun show at Starday Tavern in Portland, OR!
In August, we're releasing our new album and going on tour to Central CA, so it was nice to blow off some steam and connect with our friends at an intimate show before stuff gets nuts. We would also like to wish a very happy birthday to Rhianna, who celebrated with us last night. I bet it's great to be 21 for the (cough) time!
We're about to have a busy couple of months, and hope that you'll check our calendar for what's coming up. Thank you again for your support!
Scott Nance took some really nice photos at the show, and I thought I would share a few here. Thank you, Scott!


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Last week my hubby and I ate at the Cheesecake Factory. It is definitely one of our favorite places to go for a lunch date!!!
We always end up ordering an appetizer and two meals. I love their Chipotle Chicken Pasta, so that's what I normally go with.
The servings there are HUGE! We could easily share just one meal and be content especially when there is cheesecake for dessert. But we always end up ordering too much and taking some home!
Now don't get me wrong we DID pull out the 'ole wallet and just about had to give up our first born for those two yummy pieces. And oh boy, were they ever delicious!!!
But our lunch date had me wanting to bake some homemade cheesecake at home. Since it is almost fall, I made a Salted Caramel Pumpkin Latte and dug out a can of pumpkin. I get so excited for fall baking.
Split an Oreo cookie in half and use each half for the top and bottom of each amazing pumpkin cheesecake. Put half an Oreo cookie in the bottom of a cupcake liner, fill it with the pumpkin cheesecake filling, then press the remaining half of cookie into the top.
You can go ahead and leave the frosting on the cookie. Just put the frosting side touching the pumpkin spice cheesecake batter.
Bake and cool the cheesecake cupcakes. Add the Cool Whip and crushed cookies to the top right before serving. Store the leftovers in a sealed container in the refrigerator, then you can enjoy a mini Pumpkin Oreo Cheesecake throughout the day. If you have any leftovers that is.
Pumpkin cheesecake and Oreo cookies…your fall parties will never be the same!
Pumpkin Oreo Cheesecake: Mini pumpkin cheesecakes sandwiched between an Oreo cookie. These fun cheesecakes are the perfect dessert for every fall event!!!
Preheat the oven to 350 degrees. Place 18 cupcake liners in a cupcake pan.
Beat the cream cheese and sugar until light and fluffy. Add the sour cream, pumpkin, nutmeg, cinnamon, and flour and beat until creamy.
Add the eggs and vanilla and beat until mixed in.
Place half of an Oreo, frosting side up, in the bottom of 18 cupcake liners and spoon the batter into the liners.
Place the other half of an Oreo into the top of the batter, frosting side down. Bake for 24 minutes. Cool in pan for 15 minutes before removing and placing on a wire rack to finish cooling. Keep refrigerated.
Crush the remaining two cookies. Top the cheesecakes with Cool Whip and cookie crumbs.
*This post and recipe for the Pumpkin Oreo Cheesecake was originally published on October 19, 2010. The post and pictures have been updated and republished on September 25, 2018.
I'm a new follower from tuesday tag along.
I made these for Thanksgiving mini sized. They were wonderful!
mmm, Joce, that looks so yummy. This year, I've bought pie pumpkins and roasted them, freezing it for use through the winter. But, so far, I've only made soup and pancakes with the pumpkin. Maybe I'll have to try your cheesecakes.
I'm not a massive cheesecake fan, but you might be swaying me to head to the grocery store RIGHT NOW!!
excited to follow your adventures and get some great new yummies.
These look amazing, and I've bookmarked them!
Hopped over from TCB – I can't wait to bookmark this recipe. These will be so yummy this weekend. Thanks!
oh yummy, that looks so delicious. I know what you mean about the high cost of fine dining. I'll have to try your recipe.
You just made my week! I'm so trying these this weekend for my husband's birthday! I hope I love them as much as I do in the picture! YUM!
I would LOVE for you to link this recipe up and any others you may have to my HALLOWEEN linky party this week!
top 3 recipes win a prize!
Will have to try these when I locate some pumpkin filling in England!
oh my sake OH MY SAKE!!!! I can't wait to try these!!!
Oh Goodness!! Those look amazing! You have such a cute blog! I can't wait to look around more. New follower from FMBT, have a wonderful week!!
They charge way too much for their cheesecake!
And this recipe looks so good.
That looks soooo good. I follow you already apparently. I can't wait to try some of your recipes.
I folo you already from thriftymommastips and thriftymommasbrainfood. Popping by from the Tuesday blog hop.
You make every dessert look amazing!! I am definitely gonna try these, we have tons of teenagers over every Sunday night (seriously, like 20 this past week!), so I have to make like 3 pies to feed them all. I love the cupcake/cheesecake idea!!
Now this looks like something fun to take to our church pumpkin carving event!
Visiting from iFellowship… I hope you have a wonderful Wednesday!
I am definately going to have to make these! They look great!
Stopping by from ifellowship! Have a great day!
Um, yeah, how are you sooo skinny? This looks amazing, but I am sure my pants would not fit.
Wow, do those sound incredible! You can't go wrong with pumpkin, oreo, and cheesecake! Yum!!!
I'm a new follower. I hope you can stop by and follow me back! Thanks!
Thanks so much for linking up to gettin' crafty on hump day!
ooh it looks delish! i am definately trying this one! thanks for sharing stopping by from someday crafts!
These look great. I agree with the restaurant, they are pricey.
Your Cheese Cake looks great, love the addition of the cookies.
Now i'm just trying to wait the 20 minutes for them to cool. They smell SO good.
Hello! I am a new follower, found you on Wobble Over Wednesday. Great blog you have here. Please stop by when you have a chance.
I love anything with Oreos in it. Your little cheesecakes look delicious and the colors are so perfect for Halloween. I think I'd take these over Cheesecake Factory's.
That is absolutely yummy sounding and I will definitely need to make that this month.
Thanks for sharing. Happy ifellowship day!
Oh my! That looks so delicious!!! I love the Cheesecake Factory too!
Oh boy, that is heaven on a plate! I would love to try this recipe one day. Thanks so much for sharing it.
That is amazing! Oreos, cheesecake, and pumpkin!
It's probably a good thing I'm reading this over the Internet. Because if I saw you in person, I'd give you a hug and quite possibly a smooch on the cheek! Pumpkin+cheesecake+Oreos?! Be still my heart!
Is this legal? Oreos, cheesecake, and pumpkin together? Sounds murderous and obese making. I've got to try them!
Oh I love Cheesecake Factory!!!
The pumpkin cheesecake is my fave!!
Wow! What a great idea, and so easy, too!!! Love it and love your picture.
I have this PUMPKIN SPICED FOOD FETISH, and you have just added to my addiction! Thank you!
I'm stopping by from Paisley Passions.
if you would allow us to.
These look divine! Two of my favorite things combined…what a great idea!
hi! I'm visiting from Fat Camp Friday and I cannot wait to try this recipe! thanks for posting 🙂 have a great weekend.
Oh my gosh, that's one of the best looking cheesecakes ever. It looks amazing!! I can't wait to try this.
that looks good…and I know a good cupcake when I see one!
Stopping by from Tatertots and Jello! I hope you have a wonderful weekend!
Those look so good–what a yummy fall treat!
Those look so delicious! And pretty too! Thanks for sharing at My Backyard Eden!
Looks amazing. Can't wait to try these!
These look amazing along with every other recipe I've seen on your blog! LOVE IT! New follower here!
These look so yummy I even posted it on my blog. Thanks!
How cute ~ and they look so delicious! Yum!
so cute and they look delish! thanks for joining us at a crafty soiree… hope to see you again thursday!
this sounds great. When you say mufflin pan is that larger than the cupcake pans? I made the brownie truffles that are pictured on your blog header and used white and choc. swirl kisses. They were a big hit. Thanks for your help letting me know about the pan.
YUM! We'll be trying these with gluten free "oreo" type cookies. Woo-hoo!
for the oreo used as the crust, do you use the entire oreo (both the cookie pieces and the filling?) Or do you just use one piece of the oreo?
For the oreo on top of the pie, do you just use on piece of oreo?
thanks, this does look good!
Combining two of his favorite things…my husband would adore!
These looks amazing!! Fantastic colours!
I just made these tonight and they were not nearly as orange looking as yours. Did you dye the cheesecake batter with some orange food coloring? They taste great though. I think I might try adding some spices to the cheesecake part next time too.
Finally a year later, I made these!! They were amazing!! I made my own Cinnamon Whipped Cream, and added in spices to the cheesecake mix. Thanks for the recipe!!
These look amazing! Quick question, the 1 cup of Coolwhip is part of the "rest of the ingredients" you add after the eggs, or is it meant for the top?
These look and sound delish! Without being to complicated. I will absolutely have to try them!
These looked absolutely fabulous and I ran to the store the second I found this recipe, but for some reason after following all the directions, they came out looking beautiful and literally shrinked down….
Cheesecake always does puff up when baking and then shrinks flat when it comes out of the oven. Is that what you mean? They should still taste good. I actually just made another batch of these this week and they baked fine.
Great job on the cupcakes. They look yummy.
I made these last night for a bake sale at work today and they were a HUGE hit. I think they were the first item to sell out! Thanks for posting the recipe!!
I have to ask what do u do with the creme filling in the cookie?
Question… Did you use food coloring to make the cheese cake orange? Also, the pumpkin is pupkin puree correct?
I did not use any food coloring in my cheesecakes. (The lighting in my room may have affected the color, but I did not adjust it to make it look orange.) And yes, it is pumpkin puree that you will use.
I am thinking of making these a day in advance. Would they store well for 24 hours (with doing the whipped cream just before serving)?
Hi, Kelly. These would be fine to bake early. Definitely just add the Cool Whip or whipped cream right before serving. I hope you enjoy them!
Do you use that frosting in Oreo? Or do you remove it when making these?
You can leave the frosting, just make sure the frosting is against the cheesecake batter.
This cake looks amazing. How long can the cake last in the fridge?
Did you add food coloring? Mine were not even close to the Orange color in your picture.
No, I did not use any food coloring in these. I have found that different brands of pumpkin can affect the color because I have made them multiple times and had a few batches that were lighter. I also think the light in the room where I took these pictures made them look a little brighter.
Any suggestion on a topper that won't melt at my desk? Trying to bring these to work to share but not with out a topper of some sort. Maybe frosting? But what favor….?
A friend of mine shared this recipe a while back and decided to make them today for Thanksgiving this week. Really liked them and easy to make. I notice the recipe was change from the one I printed out before slightly. It now mentions flour and nutmeg. I didn't add either of those but Im assuming the nutmeg was for some extra flavor and the flour was just to make it a little more firm?
Yes, I changed the recipe every so slightly after making them again recently. The flour just firms them slightly so they do not sink in the center, and the nutmeg just adds a little more spice for flavor. Either way though tastes great!!!
genius! perfect size for appetizers too, especially since they're so stunning to look at and I'm sure, taste! Thank you for this recipe!
Could these be made a couple days in advance and sit in fridge before adding cool whip/crushed Oreos? Yum!
Yes, these can be made ahead of time and kept in a sealed container in the fridge for a few days. Just add the Cool Whip and cookies before serving. I hope you enjoy them!
Hi I'm wondering if I can make these a couple days ahead and store in fridge or if that'd make Oreos mushy if anyone knows?
Yes, you can make them a few days early. Just keep them in an airtight container in the fridge, and add the extra Cool Whip and cookie pieces right before serving. I hope you enjoy them!
Hi, Marion. I have made these cheesecake multiple times and always use a regular muffin tin and bake them for 24 minutes. I'm not sure if there would be a difference with gas versus electric oven, but I do know that all ovens bake a little differently. The centers of the cheesecakes will fall in slightly but not too much. If you look at the one picture where the bite is taken out you can see how it is lower. Did you refrigerate them anyway and try them later? If so, how were they?


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It was 80 years ago today that the Social Security Act was signed by President Franklin D. Roosevelt. It was a cornerstone of his New Deal and has become that for American life ever since. It was never intended to be the sole source of income for older persons. The famous "three legged stool" was always about private pensions, private savings and Social Security. Now, without private pensions and with more and more persons carrying debts into later life, at least there is Social Security and many depend on it as their primary income in retirement. And, Social Security is not just a retirement program, it is life insurance and disability insurance for survivors and the disabled.
I was there at the grand 50th anniversary of Social Security 30 years ago on this day in Hyde Park at Springwood, the home of FDR. Thousands of seniors were bused in for the afternoon. Many came from labor unions and some were from other senior groups. FDR Jr. was there to host the event and Governor Mario Cuomo spoke along with Congressman Claude Pepper of Florida who was the champion of seniors in those years. Also there was Arthur Fleming, the former Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare under Eisenhower who went on to be, like Pepper, one of the great senior advocates in his later life. It was a celebration that day. Just a couple of years earlier a bipartisan effort had insured the solvency of Social Security for 75 years. Yes, they raised the payroll tax and increased the retirement age to 67 when fully phased in and made some other changes.
Now, there is no such effort to compromise. Many conservatives still want to privatize Social Security or at least cut benefits and raise the retirement age. Liberals are pushing for expansion of benefits for the lower income seniors. Compromise is possible.
Senior advocates are supporting the last two measures. Cutting benefits and raising the retirement age hurts the lower income and those in poor health who need to retire early. Some say older persons are living longer so we should raise the retirement age. That is true but mostly for the more affluent and healthier seniors. All of these options are out there and Social Security can be saved with some difficult choices. Privatization though would destroy the only security left for older persons.
As I said, I was there for the 50th anniversary and I intend to be there in 20 years for the 100th anniversary celebrations!


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Throwable items that are vaulted in Battle Royale will be available in Catch!
The end game seems to be who can be the last one on top of a sky base. Because whoever is trapped on the ground will be raining bombs and explosives. Be sure to stock up on plenty of mats. And destroy opponents' sky bases.


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LUXURY NOW / A REVOLUTION IN ROCKS / CHANEL'S DIAMOND CRUSH
Coco Chanel paved the way for the brand's arrival on the Place Vendôme by cultivating her first fine jewelry collection in 1932.
Like the beautiful genesis of the pearls she so adored, Coco Chanel sparked a revolution by cultivating her first fine jewelry collection in 1932, paving the way for the brand's arrival on the Place Vendôme in 1990.
Often, on the balcony of her suite at the Ritz hotel where she lived, Mademoiselle Chanel would admire the Place Vendôme, the 'architectural ornament' commissioned by the diamond-loving Louis XIV in 1685, and now home to the world's most illustrious fine jewelry houses. Gradually conquering 20th-century style with her resolutely avant-garde fashion, it was only a matter of time before her name, in her iconic black and white lettering, graced her favorite spot in the world. Now it has become impossible to talk about the Place Vendôme, without recognizing Chanel's sparkling contribution to the 'ornament's fame.
In 1932, Coco set together the sumptuous stones that would pave Chanel's glittery path into the front-seat of luxury. In November of that year, Chanel unveiled her first fine jewelry collection, 'Bijoux de Diamants', consisting exclusively of diamonds set in platinum. Though she had already designed costume jewelry, chain belts and bracelets, famously worn pile-high over wrists and neck, the presentation of her sumptuous collection made history as "an event without equal in the field of luxury and elegance."
Therefore, when the time came to find the perfect setting to house the brand's 'Première' and 'Mademoiselle' fine timepieces, in 1990, there was no hesitating in choosing where to set up shop. Likewise, when Chanel opened its first fine jewelry boutique in 1997, Coco's pioneering vision led the brand to one place only: Vendôme. It is no surprise then that Chanel's glorious Eléments Célestes collection from its 2005 Collection Privée, is inscribed with the same audacious spirit of the initial 1932 collection.


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Omanisation rate in tourism, manufacturing, logistic sectors to be increased
ISFU says that the goal of this initiative is to meet the expectations from the labs with labour sector packages for Tourism, Manufacturing and Logistics.
MUSCAT: The Omanisation target set for supervisory and managerial levels for tourism, manufacturing and logistic sectors will be increased by one percent by 2020, a report by ISFU reveals.
According to the ISFU's recent report, currently tourism, manufacturing and logistic sectors have 32 per cent, 24 per cent and 41 per cent of Omanisation in supervisory and managerial levels respectively.
"The Omanisation target set for supervisory and managerial levels in tourism, manufacturing and logistic sectors will be 33 per cent, 25 per cent and 42 per cent respectively," the report reveals.
Under the session titled Development of Labour Sector Packages to Assist Tanfeedh Economic Sector in Achieving Gradualised Omanisation, the ISFU says that the goal of this initiative is to meet the expectations from the labs with labour sector packages for Tourism, Manufacturing and Logistics.
"The packages will enhance the capabilities of the sectors by achieving realistic Omanisation targets through introducing a package of incentives and penalties. The Omanisation facilitation packages are uniquely tailored to suit each sector's requirements as a result of working in collaboration with representatives from each sector," the report adds.
In 2018, through a number of syndication sessions and workshops with representatives of the economic sectors, including the private sector, the goal was to identify the challenges faced by the sector in reaching Omanisation goals.
Eventually, in addition to the Omanisation targets, the working group successfully identified qualitative targets to promote Omanisation in managerial and supervisory levels to enhance fair contribution of the national workforce at higher skill levels.
The report reveals that as a result of the successful identification of targets and the issuing of packages, the initiative will focus on unlocking the targets by ensuring the private sector has the opportunities to implement them and increase the number of Omanis in the workforce.
"It will also promote the packages through conducting a number of awareness sessions with the concerned ministries and private sector companies," the report adds.
The stakeholders for achieving the targets are Ministry of Transport and Communication (MoTC), Ministry of Tourism (MoT), Ministry of Manpower (MoMP) in public sector organisations and Ministry of Commerce and Industry (MoCI) in private sector.
The Implementation Support and Follow-up Unit (ISFU) plays a fully autonomous role in providing support and assistance to entities as they implement their specific projects and programmes.
Based on a clear governance structure and key performance indicators (KPIs), these projects and programmes are in place to contribute to a stable, dependent and sustainable economy for Oman's future.
The ISFU was established on October 17th, 2016 by Royal Decree No. 50/2016 and reports to the minister of Diwan of the Royal Court. Support for the governmental entities is effectively structured through a carefully planned process that starts from the beginning of the sectorial labs and is adhered to throughout the implementation. The key areas of support are gathering and analysing pertinent data in coordination with all stakeholders and isolating implementation challenges and finding solutions by using a clear follow-up mechanism.
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Opinion: Is This The End For Jumbo Jets?
Taking a flight down memory lane to the aviation market in the 1960s and all the way till the early 2000s, airlines then needed bigger aircraft capacity to ferry as many passengers as possible for a variety of reasons that still exists today – from weeding out the competition to maximizing whatever airport slots these airlines had.
When there's a need, there is an idea bound to arise allowing for the concept of "jumbo" jets to come about. Fast forward to today, whenever one thinks of the term "jumbo" jets, quite a limited number of aircraft types come to mind – from the iconic "Queen of the Skies" Boeing 747 line to the "Superjumbo" Airbus A380 line.
Jumbo Gamechanger
The era of the "jumbo" jets revolutionized the aviation industry to grow beyond what was then thought to be possible. Their enormous sizes changed the way manufacturers approached aircraft engineering and aerodynamic designing and allowed for airlines to be creative in-cabin retrofitting to excel in this ever-competitive world. For passengers, it wasn't just the amazement of seeing giant chunks of metal flying on four engines – but also the in-awe feeling of arriving in bigger airports and the ability to fly around the world in shorter durations and cheaper prices.
Given how well-loved these "jumbo jets" were and still are, several airlines still use them as their flagship aircraft. Even in the current pandemic era whereby the majority of these "jumbo" jets have since been retired or remain in storage, the likes of Emirates, Singapore Airlines, and Qantas still consider the A380 as their flagship aircraft. And as for the 747, Lufthansa still loyally chooses the 747-8 as its flagship.
And as the years went on, cargo numbers boomed alongside passengers, and these "jumbo" jets – more specifically the Boeing 747 – were versatile enough to change the face of air cargo as well. Changing the game with nose-loading abilities and a full deck of cargo, the 747 remains quite the icon in the air cargo industry as well. Although the Airbus A380 never quite made this milestone, it's not to say that Airbus isn't still trying to design one in the books.
They say that all good things must come to an end, and that's exactly what's happened to these "jumbo" jets as this very year saw the production line of both the A380 and the B747 halting completely. And while the B747s are still being produced for the next couple of years to fulfill orders, the last A380 has already been delivered, marking the interrupted end to perhaps one of the shortest productions for a commercial aircraft.
As with everything in life, the end of the line for these "jumbo" jets was a definite in the distant future, but it was also without a doubt that the pandemic sped things up immensely. The massive jets proved to be too expensive to operate with little-to-no passenger demand, and it certainly didn't help when paired with how airlines were consistently bleeding money. From being money-makers to money-bleeders, these "jumbo" jets ended up being stored away for the longest time or sent for early retirement.
One can certainly imagine that when news of the return of these "jumbo" jets started coming in, it certainly made me extremely happy because their long-term storage and retirement felt like it came too soon. Still, it didn't alleviate the sadness knowing that although they were returning, their time in the skies won't be for very long either.
Going for Small and Green
But is the pandemic truly all to blame for such an end? I would say not, and if anything besides speeding up the end, the pandemic ironically opened the eyes of the aviation industry on the overdue importance of becoming cleaner and greener. It's honestly no big secret that aviation contributes massively to global warming, but yet it is still quite the necessity for globalization to occur. This means that a compromise is needed for airlines to not only do their part for the environment but also to simply do their job, ferrying passengers and cargo across the globe.
The passenger demand – although slowed down by the pandemic – is still on track to keep growing in the years to come with countries still depending on tourism to survive, and the demand for air cargo isn't expected to settle down anytime soon either. And although these "jumbo" jets carry the capacity to meet demand, they don't quite cut it both environmentally and financially. This is why lately, airlines have been shifting their focus to the next-generation widebody families such as the Airbus A350s and the Boeing 787 Dreamliners – whereby the compromise is on passenger capacity, but the advantage is on fuel efficiency and overall cost savings – the main big win for airlines right now as they hone in on carbon neutrality.
It's not just for commercial aviation, but over in the air cargo industry, the focus seems to be on becoming cleaner as well. Despite its long-lasting legacy as a freighter, the B747F is slowly, but surely fading away too with even cargo-dedicated airlines such as UPS ordering up more B767Fs instead due to the aircraft's versatility and fuel efficiency as compared to the "jumbo" freighter.
And whilst the freighter version of the A380 never materialized, but the A350F has already made it out of the drawing board and has been receiving numerous orders – another clear indicator of how airlines are changing their perspective for their fleets. Priorities have somewhat changed for the aviation industry as it's no longer about being able to ferry more load in a single flight, but more so on becoming cleaner every flight.
Are Jumbo Jets Coming to An End?
With this ironic shift in focus for the aviation world, paired with the unforeseen circumstances brought by the pandemic, the era of the "jumbo" jets had no choice but to come to quite an unwilling end. This begs the question, is the concept of "jumbo" jets facing extinction, or a possible look at renewal in the future?
I'd say it's a mix of yes and no, although the very-near future will bring about the long-awaited Boeing 777X which many have dubbed as the "Mini-Jumbo", the 777x doesn't quite have the iconic dual-leveled cabins and quad-engines as its predecessors. Perhaps it's an indication that whilst dual-leveled cabins are probably not coming back anytime soon, but the new generation of "jumbo" jets will be along the lines of being designed to be longer and not taller.
Charlotte Seet
Fascinated by aircraft from a very young age, Charlotte's dream was to work alongside the big birds one day. Pursuing her dream, she went on to achieve her diploma in Aviation Management and is currently working on her degree in Aviation Business in Administration with a minor in Air Traffic Management. When she's not busy with school assignments, you can find her aircraft spotting for long hours at the airport. In Charlotte's heart, the Queen of the Skies will always be her favorite aircraft.
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No joy in Mudville: Keith Ellison will NOT be the next DNC chairman
By Howard Portnoy February 25, 2017 February 25, 2017
He had all the ingredients of the renegade pol the Democrats foolishly believe they need right now. He is so far-left that he had the support of Sen. [score]Bernie Sanders[/score] for the job. He has called for the impeachment of Donald Trump and has the added appeal of being a Muslim convert. In the minds of many, [score]Keith Ellison[/score] (D-Minn.) would have been the perfect party chairman and for the last month has been the front-runner for the post.
But it was not to be. Today former Obama Labor Secretary Tom Perez was appointed next chairman of the DNC.
It was not a total loss for Ellison, however. Perez, in his first task as the new party chief, made a motion to appoint the Minnesota congressman as deputy chair of the DNC, a previously non-existent position and one that by Perez's own lights required a suspension of the rules.
Here, via The Hill, is Perez's "acceptance speech."
Posted in: Law and Government, PoliticsTagged: BREAKING, Democrats, Donald Trump
Howard Portnoy has written for The Blaze, HotAir, NewsBusters, Weasel Zippers, Conservative Firing Line, RedCounty, and New York's Daily News. He has one published novel, Hot Rain, (G. P. Putnam's Sons), and has been a guest on Radio Vice Online with Jim Vicevich, The Alana Burke Show, Smart Life with Dr. Gina, and The George Espenlaub Show.
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Ninkasi Devil Went Down to Oregon Imperial Dark Rye Beer: Brewed in Eugene, Oregon in collaboration with Devil's Backbone Brewing in Virginia, this beer was brewed to a strength of 7.2% abv with 72 IBUs worth of Chinook, Simcoe, Mt Hood, Tettnang and Willamette hops. It was fermented with an Altbier yeast and matured cooler than normal, which changes the flavour slightly and they used a combo of pilsner and 2 row malts with two different kinds of wheat and of course rye to give this beer a unique malt backbone.
Aroma and Appearance: This beer pours a dark brown amber colour with two fingers of off white foam and lots of small bubbles. Its aroma is rye bread, some mango and tangerine fruit, dried plums, dates and lots of earth.
Flavour: On the tip of the tongue there's a touch of sweet honey with dried plums and rye bread to round it out. In the middle it's a blast of toffee and fruit leather followed by sweet candied nuts, dates and a floral spicy tangerine finish that brings out a smooth texture with a tiny crisp bitter bite at the very end.
Overall Impression: Rye seems to be the new hop these days and lots of breweries are making rye this and rye that, however this one is near the top of the rye beers and worth a pick up. So many are over hopped, to the point where they fight the flavour whereas this is perfectly balanced against the malt profile and is a unique offering.
Rating: This was an 8.5/10, excellent incorporation of rye in a beer.
Food Pairing: Rye beers need meat, lots of it. Pulled pork or pulled beef would make a happy pairing with this beer.
And basically, the entire time while drinking this beer it's hard not to sing this song over and over in your head so here you go!


How to Build a Timber Retaining Wall | This Old House,Dig out a T-shape trench into the hillside behind the wall and lay in the dead man. 18. Fasten the dead man to the retaining wall with two landscaping screws.
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How to Use Landscape Timbers for a Retaining Wall | Home Guides ...,Place the first row of landscape timbers in place, 2 inches out from the dug-out bank or where you are planing to fill in with a raised natural area.
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Frank Harris: …for his unreliable autobiography, My Life and Loves, 3 vol. (1923–27), the sexual frankness of which was new for its day and created trouble with censors in Great Britain and the United States. He was also an editor of fearless talent, which he sometimes abused by turning out scandal sheets.
Henry Koster: The 1950s: My Man Godfrey (1957) was a remake of Gregory La Cava's 1936 screwball comedy. Koster closed out the decade with The Naked Maja (1959), a historical drama about Francisco de Goya (Anthony Franciosa) and the model (Ava Gardner) for the eponymous painting.
Chaim Grade: …memoir, Der mame's Shabosim (1955; My Mother's Sabbath Days), provides a rare portrait of prewar Vilna, as well as a description of refugee life in the Soviet Union and Grade's return to Vilna after the war.
Eminem: … for the hit song "My Name Is" and the instant credibility of Dr. Dre's involvement, the album sold several million copies, and Eminem won two Grammy Awards and four MTV Video Music Awards.
Television in the United States: Prime time in the new century: …2001–10), The Office (NBC, 2005–13), My Name Is Earl (NBC, 2005–09), and 30 Rock (NBC, 2006–13) were among this new generation of comedy series.
Kentucky Derby: Traditions: …of playing Stephen Foster's "My Old Kentucky Home" as the horses enter the track also dates to the 1930s.
Maggie Smith: …was highlighted in the comedy My Old Lady (2014), in which she depicted the tenant of a Parisian apartment inherited by an American man.
Gus Van Sant: …year Van Sant also debuted My Own Private Idaho, the tale of two young hustlers portrayed by River Phoenix and Keanu Reeves. The film integrates road-movie plot conventions with elements of Shakespeare's Henry IV: Part 1.
Silvio Pellico: …patriot, dramatist, and author of Le mie prigioni (1832; My Prisons), memoirs of his sufferings as a political prisoner, which inspired widespread sympathy for the Italian nationalist movement, the Risorgimento.
Curtis Bernhardt: Early years in Hollywood: My Reputation (1946) was arguably the best film of his career to that time, an elegant soap opera with Barbara Stanwyck and George Brent.
Kim Philby: Philby published a book, My Silent War (1968), detailing his exploits.
Leo McCarey: Last films: …of inactivity followed, ending with My Son John (1952), a fervent anticommunist tract with Robert Walker as a seditious young man whose mother (Helen Hayes) tries desperately to save him.
Armenia: Independence: …held on December 9, Pashinyan's My Step Alliance won a landslide victory, taking more than 70 percent of the vote. The Republican Party received less than 5 percent of the vote, failing to meet the threshold that would allow the party to participate in the National Assembly.
Pawel Pawlikowski: His follow-up effort—My Summer of Love (2004), about a romantic relationship between two young women in rural Yorkshire—was also honoured at the BAFTA Awards, winning the 2005 Alexander Korda Award for best British film.
Aron Nimzowitsch: …was renowned for his book My System (1925) but failed to win a world championship, despite many attempts.
Tom Wolfe: …previously published except for "My Three Stooges," a scandalous diatribe about John Updike, Norman Mailer, and John Irving, who had all been critical of A Man in Full.
Erwin Schrödinger: …last book, Meine Weltansicht (1961; My View of the World), closely paralleled the mysticism of the Vedanta.
James Thurber: …1939 and was collected in My World—and Welcome to It (1942). A film version starring Danny Kaye was released in 1947, and another film adaptation, directed by and starring Ben Stiller, came out in 2013.
bivalve: External features: , Mya (family Myidae)—live at great depths but do not burrow rapidly. The shell is largely unornamented and wider to accommodate the greatly elongated siphons, which can be retracted deeply within its borders.
Myalina, extinct genus of clams found in rocks of Early Carboniferous to Late Permian age (dating from 359 million to 251 million years ago). Myalina belongs to an ancient group of clams, the Mytilacea, that first appeared in the earlier Ordovician Period (beginning about 488 million years ago).
Mycenaean, Any member of a group of warlike Indo-European peoples who entered Greece from the north starting c. 1900 bc and established a Bronze Age culture on the mainland and nearby islands. Their culture was dependent on that of the Minoans of Crete, who for a time politically dominated them.
Aegean civilizations: …16th century bc is called Mycenaean after Mycenae, which appears to have been one of its most important centres. The term Mycenaean is also sometimes used for the civilizations of the Aegean area as a whole from about 1400 bc onward.
Menkaure, fifth (according to some traditions, sixth) king of the 4th dynasty (c. 2575–c. 2465 bce) of Egypt; he built the third and smallest of the three Pyramids of Giza. He was the son and probably the successor of Khafre and, according to the Turin papyrus, reigned for 18 (or 28) years.
pasteurization: …be necessary to destroy the Mycobacterium tuberculosis and other more heat-resistant of the non-spore-forming, disease-causing microorganisms found in milk. The treatment also destroys most of the microorganisms that cause spoilage and so prolongs the storage time of food.
fungus: Annotated classification: Order Mycocaliciales Saprotrophic on lichens; includes nonlichenized calicioid fungi; ascomata stalked or sessile; included in subclass Mycocaliciomycetidae; examples of genera include Mycocalicium, Chaenothecopsis, Stenocybe, and Sphinctrina. Class Laboulbeniomycetes Primarily parasitic on insects; contains 2 orders.


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Rutgers wraps up outdoor season at Penn Relays
(05/01/18 6:03pm)
The Rutgers women's track and field team wrapped up its regular season schedule as it traveled to Philadelphia for the historic Penn Relays at Franklin Field hosted by Penn.
http://www.dailytargum.com/article/2018/05/rutgers-womens-track-and-field-penn-relays-regular-season-finale-recap-2018
Rutgers to compete in final regular season meet of season
(04/26/18 5:06am)
The Rutgers women's track and field team will be heading to Philadelphia this week for the Penn Relays as the team heads down the final stretch of the season.
http://www.dailytargum.com/article/2018/04/rutgers-womens-track-and-field-penn-relays-preview-2018
Rutgers puts in best performance of outdoor season
The Rutgers women's track and field team stayed in New Jersey for the second time this season to compete at the Larry Ellis Invitational hosted by Princeton. The only other meet the Scarlet Knights have competed in that has been in their home state was the Sam Howell Invitational two weeks ago that was also hosted by the Tigers.
http://www.dailytargum.com/article/2018/04/rutgers-womens-track-and-field-larry-ellis-invitational-recap-2018
Rutgers to split up for dual-meet weekend
The Rutgers women's track and field team will be splitting up this week as half of the squad will be heading down to Charlottesville for the Virginia Challenge, while the rest of the team will be staying in New Jersey for the Larry Ellis Invitational at Princeton.
http://www.dailytargum.com/article/2018/04/rutgers-womens-track-and-field-virginia-challenge-larry-ellis-invitational-preview-2018
Rutgers finishes up another weekend down South
The Rutgers women's track and field team hit the road yet again this weekend, as it traveled down to Nashville for the 51st running of the Tennessee Relays.
http://www.dailytargum.com/article/2018/04/rutgers-womens-track-and-field-tennessee-recap-2018
Rutgers heads out to Tennessee for Relays
The Rutgers women's track and field team will hit the road again this week as it heads down to Knoxville, Tennessee for the Tennessee Relays held at the Tom Black Track at the University of Tennessee.
http://www.dailytargum.com/article/2018/04/rutgers-womens-track-and-field-tennessee-relays-preview-2018
Rutgers gets 12 top-10 finishes in Princeton
The Rutgers women's track and field team had a bounce-back performance this weekend at the Sam Howell Invitational held in Princeton, New Jersey. It was the first time this outdoor season that the team has competed in its home state, and served as the closest that the team will get to a home meet this season.
http://www.dailytargum.com/article/2018/04/rutgers-womens-track-and-field-sam-howell-invitational-recap-2018
Rutgers stays in state for Sam Howell Invite
The Rutgers women's track and field team will be travelling down the New Jersey Turnpike as it gets set to compete for the Sam Howell Invitational in Princeton, New Jersey hosted by Princeton.
http://www.dailytargum.com/article/2018/04/rutgers-womens-track-and-field-sam-howell-invitational-preview-2018
Rutgers collects 3 top-10 finishes in Florida
(04/02/18 11:08pm)
The Rutgers women's track and field team had its second Florida meet in as many weeks this weekend, as it competed against a large field of opponents that included seven nationally-ranked teams in the 74th running of the Florida Relays.
http://www.dailytargum.com/article/2018/04/rutgers-womens-track-and-field-florida-relays-recap-2018
Rutgers to face 7 ranked teams in Florida
The Rutgers women's track and field team returns to the Sunshine State for the Florida Relays in what is considered to be one of the biggest events the Scarlet Knights will compete in this season. The meet will be held on the Percy Beard Track at James G. Pressly Stadium from March 29-31.
http://www.dailytargum.com/article/2018/03/rutges-womens-track-and-field-florida-relays-preview-2018
Rutgers wins 3 events at Bulls Invitational
The Rutgers women's outdoor track and field team had an impressive performance this weekend when it traveled down to Tampa, Florida for the Bulls Invitational hosted by the University of South Florida.
http://www.dailytargum.com/article/2018/03/rutgers-womens-track-and-field-bull-invitational-recap-2018
Rutgers travels to Tampa for Bulls Invitational
The Rutgers women's track and field team will hit the road again this weekend as it heads down to Tampa, Florida for the Bulls Invitational on Thursday and Friday hosted by the University of South Florida.
http://www.dailytargum.com/article/2018/03/rutgers-womens-track-and-field-bulls-invitational-preview
Rutgers kicks off outdoor season in Atlanta
The Rutgers women's track and field team kicked off its 2018 outdoor season this weekend when it traveled down to Atlanta, Georgia for the Yellow Jacket Invitational hosted by Georgia Tech at the George C. Griffin Track and Field Facility.
http://www.dailytargum.com/article/2018/03/rutgers-womens-track-and-field-outdoor-season-opener-recap-2018
Rutgers ends season at NCAA Championships
The Rutgers swimming and diving team saw its season come to a close last week, as student athletes competed on the national stage at the NCAA Division I Swimming and Diving Championships in Columbus, Ohio.
http://www.dailytargum.com/article/2018/03/swimming-and-diving-season-finale-recap-2018
Rutgers qualifies 2 divers for NCAA Championships
The Rutgers swimming and diving team will officially send four Scarlet Knights to the NCAA Championships after junior Rachel Byrne and senior Addison Walkowiak qualified for the championship on Wednesday.
http://www.dailytargum.com/article/2018/03/rutgers-swimming-and-diving-ncaa-zone-diving-championships-recap-2018
Rutgers ends indoor season at ECAC Championships
The Rutgers women's track and field team saw its indoor season come to a close this weekend, as it traveled to Boston, Massachusetts to compete at the ECAC Indoor Track and Field Championships.
http://www.dailytargum.com/article/2018/03/rutgers-womens-track-and-field
Rutgers heads out to Boston for ECAC Championships
The Rutgers women's track and field team returned from the Big Ten Indoor Championship in Geneva, Ohio this week and heads straight to Boston, Massachusetts for another championship bout.
http://www.dailytargum.com/article/2018/03/rutgers-womens-track-and-field-ecac-championships-preview-2018
Rutgers secures 4 gold medals at ECAC Championships
The Rutgers swimming and diving team stayed in Piscataway this past weekend as it hosted the ECAC Championships at the Rutgers Aquatic Center.
http://www.dailytargum.com/article/2018/02/rutgers-swimming-and-diving-ecac-championships-recap-2018
Rutgers close out month at Big Ten Championships
The Rutgers women's track and field team wrapped up the month of February with its performance at the Big Ten Indoor Track and Field Championships, which was held at SPIRE Institute in Geneva, Ohio this past weekend.
http://www.dailytargum.com/article/2018/02/rutgers-womens-track-and-field-big-ten-indoor-championships-recap-2018
Rutgers set to host ECAC Championships
The Rutgers swimming and diving team will be staying in Piscataway this week, as it prepares to host the ECAC Championships this weekend. The ECAC Championships will be held at the Rutgers Aquatics Center starting on Friday and ending on Sunday.
http://www.dailytargum.com/article/2018/02/rutgers-swimming-and-diving-ecac-championships-preview-2018


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18-year-old Nigerian bus conductor wins Chess and mathematics competition
Fawaz Adeoye, an 18-year-old bus conductor wins a Chess Tournament in Oshodi, Lagos. The teenager who works as a bus conductor did not only emerge as a champion of the Chess Competition but also a double champion of both chess and Mental mathematics tournament.
The tournament was organized by Slums Initiative who are primarily dedicated to making children and young people living in slums productive by engaging them in various activities including games.
Organizers of the initiative gathered a group of young people at the popular Oshodi under-bridge slum in Lagos that houses numerous young people, mostly bus conductors with an aim to test their intellect and practical application of knowledge.
With this episode, the organization was able to gather 51 of them who displayed enthusiasm for learning, hence, they were offered the opportunity to exhibit their mental skills in Chess and mental mathematics.
These young people who contested in the competition were also given an Ankara fabric, caps and shoes. The competition also had some pomp and pageantry as the contestants were seen matching into the event in a stylish way as family, friends and onlookers cheered them on.
Speaking on his career path, Fawaz who emerged overall winner told reporters that, he has always dreamt to be a comedian and musician but due to lack of opportunity, he is now a bus conductor.
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French President, Emmanuel Macron's call for social media regulation met with fierce criticism
The President of France, Emmanuel Macron has called for international regulation of social media and
WAEC 2020: Out of the 465 West African students who scored 8As, 411 are Ghanaians
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Rwanda and DR Congo sign agreement to strengthen bilateral ties
President Félix Tshisekedi of Dr Congo and his neighbouring Rwandan counterpart, Paul Kagame have on


Thursday saw the DAX fall in value by 600 in the space of a few hours, following the ECB's decision to drop the minimum bid rate to zero percent. Crazy stuff but a fantastic opportunity to bolster the trading account if you're careful; or to wipe it out if you're not.
We're all told to be wary of trading the "falling knife" - and quite right too. Look at the H1 chart below and you might well ask how anyone could possibly know how to short where the arrows are shown.
Apart from being able to short the top, after the news,, there were four or five superb shorting opportunities that were low-risk high-reward but not very obvious using the H1 chart.
Now add a BRN indicator (there is one for free in the Free Indicators page - help yourself) and drop to the M1 chart - you might just kick yourself if you were sat on the sidelines on Thursday watching price drop like a bomb without getting a slice of the action.
Who says trading has to be complicated?
Who says the M1 time frame is just noise?
It started with an eW5 at the 10,000 BBRN and finished with an eW5 at the 9400 BRN. And that's pretty much why eWaves is the only technical indicator that I use for trading.
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Restart MT and find "Snorm Chart Cleaner" in your navigator.
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Fifth personality: he is the strangest survivor in the manor. He has nothing but fashion
There are many different roles in the manor, but the most impressive ones are actually just a few. These impressive characters have one thing in common, that is, most of their strength is at t0 ~ T1 level for a long time, and the roles with a little less intensity have already belonged to the cold level, which is too cold to be cooled any more. < / P > < p > although most of the characters get a certain amount of existence at their first appearance, and even shine during this period, they can't resist the phenomenon of getting colder and colder as time goes on. Until finally, no one is interested in them. Only when they look at the characters can they realize that there is such a role in the manor. < p > < p > < p > "mortuary" Carl originated from the "folk creative competition", and he was also the most popular and beautiful survivor among the three successful entries in manor games. < p > < p > wearing a "Mask", Karl always gives people a "delicate" feeling. His white face and slender figure make people look like a "housekeeper" rather than an "undertaker". The "Resurrection" of his teammates in the "coffin" is called the "Resurrection ability" of his teammates through the funeral ceremony. < / P > < p > this powerful skill once made "Carl" be pushed to the altar by the players. Unfortunately, with the continuous change of versions, the "Carl" who has no self-protection ability eventually pays the wrong person, and this fact also gives birth to a very strange phenomenon. < / P > < p > in fact, many people have a good opinion of Carl's appearance and appearance. Although the strength of this handsome survivor is not flattering, it is a standard image of a beautiful man. < / P > < p > in the game, you will find that most of the characters have a lot of green and blue skins, but only when you get to Carl, you will find that there is only one green skin, and it is the most original initial fashion. < / P > < p > of course, this is not the most terrible thing. The most terrible thing is that when you accumulate enough pieces to exchange for a fashion exclusive to Karl, you will find that no skin in the mall belongs to the undertaker. This fact also tells us that this "man" can't be touched without krypton gold. < / P > < p > I'd like to tell you a very helpless fact. In fact, the current "mortuary" is almost the same as "doctor". Of course, this does not mean "role strength", but "role popularity" and "attendance times". Today's "doctors" have become the queen of the low-end bureaux. Everyone is wearing all kinds of expensive purple and gold leather to give the regulator seconds to pour, while the "mortuary" and the doctor are the same, everyone is wearing a variety of limited fashion skin to send seconds to the regulator. < / P > < p > however, the results may vary greatly. Few regulators will go to Buddha as a doctor, but a large number of supervisors will go to Buddha as an undertaker. As a result, the doctor becomes the one who is hung in the basement, and the mortician is the one who is taken to the basement, which is also the basement. The doctor sits on the cold steel bench, and the mortician is favored by some people. < / P > < p > a long time ago, many people have been asking when the "blind girl" will be strengthened. However, with the cry of others asking when the "blind girl" will be strengthened, it seems that the strengthening of the "undertaker" is not very bold. After all, the most disadvantageous undertaker also has a variety of fashions, and the strength of blind girls is a big problem. < / P > < p > but now the blind girl's strengthening plan has finally arrived, but it is a little unsatisfactory in terms of intensity and other aspects. This adjustment seems to make the players who have asked the mortuary when to strengthen their skills suddenly feel excited and choked. < / P > < p > after all, if the undertaker is really adjusted to be a dancer or a blind girl, it's better not to adjust. It's better to let the undertaker be a "limited Little Prince" steadily. Xiaomi new machine real machine exposure center dig hole screen design or high color thousand yuan machine
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WASHINGTON – Assistant Secretary Kevin K. Washburn today announced that he has named Dr. Charles M. "Monty" Roessel as Director of the Bureau of Indian Education (BIE). Roessel, an enrolled member of the Navajo Nation, had served as the acting director since February 2012.
The announcement came today as Secretary of the Interior Sally Jewell, Assistant Secretary Washburn and Director Roessell were in Laguna, New Mexico to tour a Bureau of Indian Education (BIE) tribally controlled grant school located on the Pueblo of Laguna reservation.
The visit to the Laguna Elementary School and a subsequent roundtable with principals from other local tribally controlled grant schools and BIE-operated schools will help inform the work of Interior's American Indian Education Study Group, a group that is working to improve educational outcomes for American Indian students attending BIE-funded schools.
Before joining the BIE's headquarters staff in Washington, D.C. in 2012, Roessel had served since October 2011 as the Bureau's Associate Deputy Director for Navajo Schools, where he was responsible for overseeing 66 BIE-funded schools on the Navajo Nation reservation in Arizona, New Mexico and Utah. He became the associate deputy director after having served since 2007 as superintendent of Rough Rock Community School, a BIE-funded, tribally operated K-12 boarding school near Chinle, Ariz., on the Navajo Nation reservation.
From 2010 to 2011, Roessel had served as chair of the Department of the Interior's No Child Left Behind Negotiated Rule Making Committee and on the Sovereignty in Navajo Education Reauthorization Task Force with the Navajo Education Department of Diné Education.
As Director of the Bureau of Indian Education, Roessel reports to the Assistant Secretary and oversees three associate deputy directors who are responsible for education line offices serving 183 BIE-funded elementary and secondary day and boarding schools and peripheral dormitories located on 64 reservations in 23 states. These facilities provide schooling for more than 40,000 American Indian and Alaska Native students from the country's federally recognized tribes.
The Bureau also serves post-secondary students through higher education scholarships and support funding to 26 tribal colleges and universities and two tribal technical colleges. It also directly operates two post-secondary institutions: Haskell Indian Nations University in Lawrence, Kan., and the Southwestern Indian Polytechnic Institute in Albuquerque, N.M.
Roessel has been a prominent figure in Indian education for many years. The Rough Rock Community School, at which he served for more than a dozen years from 1998 to 2011, had been the first American Indian-operated, and the first Navajo-operated, school when it opened in 1966 within what was then the Bureau of Indian Affairs school system. Today that system is administered by the BIE, established in 2006.
During his tenure as superintendent at Rough Rock, Roessel helped to oversee a major school replacement and improvement project funded under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 and carried out by the Indian Affairs Office of Facilities, Environmental and Cultural Resources. The official opening of the replacement school and facilities was held on August 15, 2011.
Roessel started at Rough Rock in August 1998 as the director of community services, developing programs for teacher recruitment and student enrollment in addition to coaching baseball and teaching photography to students. In July 2000, he became the school's executive director, where he served until he was named superintendent in 2007.
Before working for the Rough Rock Community School, Roessel served from September 1997 to December 2000 as director of the Navajo Nation Round Rock Chapter AmeriCorps program where he developed partnerships to improve education and housing within the Round Rock chapter community.
Roessel also has worked as a photographer, writer and editor for various publications and projects including vice-president and editor of the Navajo Nation Today newspaper (1990-1992), which he also co-owned; managing editor of the Navajo Times Today (1985-1987); a photojournalist with the Greeley (Colo.) Tribune (1985) and a photographer/writer with the Navajo View of Navajo Life Project (1984).
Roessel holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Photo-Communication/Industrial Arts from the University of Northern Colorado-Greeley (1984), a Master of Arts degree in Journalism from Prescott (Ariz.) College (1995) and a Doctorate of Education degree in Educational Administration and Supervision from Arizona State University in Tempe (2007).


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Maintenance company fined after worker falls from height
A commercial maintenance company has been fined after a friend of the director suffered injuries to his torso when he fell through the roof of a warehouse.
Cheltenham Magistrates' Court heard how on 8 May 2017, Stephen Bowkett was completing unpaid work with his friend Terry Adams, the Director of Atec Maintenance Ltd, to install netting on the roof of Weird Fish Limited in Cheltenham. After removing his harness to go for a break Stephen stepped backwards and fell more than six metres through the roof to the warehouse floor.
He suffered impact injuries to his abdomen and continues to be prescribed medication for severe pain. He is regularly admitted to hospital and struggles to complete everyday tasks.
An investigation by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) found that Atec Maintenance Ltd failed to ensure that work at height was properly planned, appropriately supervised and carried out in a safe manner.
Atec Maintenance Ltd of Tretawn Gardens, Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire pleaded guilty to breaching Regulation 4 (1) of the Work at Height Regulations 2005. The company was fined £30,000 and ordered to pay costs of £8,000.
Speaking after the hearing HSE inspector Stacey Gamwell said: "Falls through fragile roofs are a common cause of serious and fatal injuries, this incident was wholly avoidable. The precautions are well established.
"Workers should avoid standing on roofs where possible by using an elevated work platform. However, if standing on the roof is unavoidable, suitable controls should be put in place such as close-fitting safety nets, guard rails and roof coverings."
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Emily Wick (December 9, 1921–March 21, 2013) was the first woman to reach the rank of tenured faculty at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology  (MIT). She taught in the Department of Nutrition and Food Science. Wick received her Ph.D. in chemistry from MIT in 1951 and became a tenured professor in 1963. She advocated on behalf of female students at MIT and was influential in getting coeducational residencies, so that with more living options more female applicants could be accepted.

Wick was also an avid sailor. She was the first woman commodore of the Sandy Bay Yacht Club in Rockport, Massachusetts, and the club's Race Committee boat was renamed the Emily Wick in 2012. At MIT she helped create the women's varsity sailing team, which was the first in the county to fund a coaching position dedicated to women sailors. In her honor, MIT alumnae organized the annual Emily Wick Regatta and the Emily L. Wick trophy which eventually became the Intercollegiate Women's Sailing Championship trophy.

Education and Employment
Wick received her BS (chemistry) and MA (organic chemistry) from Mount Holyoke College and her PhD (chemistry) from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. While working for A.D. Little, a management consulting firm in Boston, MA, she "discovered the chemistry for foods we take for granted such as Miracle Whip and Campbell's soups."

Wick joined the MIT faculty as assistant professor in the Department of Nutrition and Food Science in 1959 and "developed food systems for the newly formed astronaut corps." In 1963 she was the first woman faculty member to receive tenure at MIT, and she became associate dean of students in 1965. She served as a member of the MIT Corporation from 1978 to 1983, and was its first female member.

Wick became dean of faculty at Mount Holyoke College in 1973 and later served as special assistant to the president for long-range planning before retiring in 1986.

Further reading
Margaret E. Layne: Women in Engineering: Pioneers and Trailblazers (2009) ()
Jill M. Bystydzienski (Editor), Sharon R. Bird (Editor): Removing Barriers: Women in Academic Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics ()

References

External links
 Emily Wick Papers, MC-0696. Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Department of Distinctive Collections, Cambridge, Massachusetts.
 MIT, records of Associate Dean for Student Affairs Emily Wick, AC-0022. Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Department of Distinctive Collections, Cambridge, Massachusetts.

1921 births
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Q: Increase description width and number list width in glossary to match table of contents I want my glossary created via glossaries (bottom) to have the same width as my table of contents (top). I would like the numbers in the glossary to have a large space away from the dots and description text equal to that in the table of contents.

I feel that this is partly possible by modifying the description width via \glsdescwidth.
Here is a minimal working example:
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\usepackage{tocloft}
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\usepackage[toc]{glossaries}
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\begin{document}

\tableofcontents

\newglossaryentry{K}{name={kind of long name},description={King of long description}}

\newglossaryentry{S}{name={some long name},description={Super super super super super super super super super super super super super super super super super long description}}

\printglossary[style=long]

\chapter{Chap 1}

\gls{K}

\gls{S}

\end{document}

To compile the example, you must use makeglossaries in between calls to latex.

A: Maybe something along these lines is a start? This works at least as long as there aren't too many page numbers for an entry in the glossary:
% arara: pdflatex
% arara: makeglossaries
% arara: pdflatex
\documentclass{report}

\usepackage{tocloft}
\renewcommand{\cftchapleader}{\cftdotfill{\cftsecdotsep}}

\usepackage[toc]{glossaries}
\makeglossaries

% tabular goodies:
\usepackage{array}

% a bigger glossary description width:
\setlength\glsdescwidth{.7\textwidth}

% adapt `long' glossarystyle
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    {%
      \begin{longtable}
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    }%
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    ##3%\glspostdescription
    \cftchapfillnum{##5}\\
  }%
}

% show page dimensions:
\usepackage{showframe}

\begin{document}

\tableofcontents

\newglossaryentry{K}{
  name={kind of long name},
  description={King of long description}}

\newglossaryentry{S}{
  name={some long name},
  description={Super super super super super super super super super super
    super super super super super super super long description}}

{\let\clearpage\relax% never do this! only for demonstration purposes!
\printglossary[style=mylong]
}

\chapter{Chap 1}

\gls{K} \gls{S}

\end{document}

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The Ridges of Portalon is the newest addition to the Hills of Portalon Estates. The Ridges is a micro community of 7 ocean view lots ranging in size from ¾ acre to 1 ¼ acre. There is a community lot featuring a large infinity edge swimming pool and a club house which are owned by and for the sole use of the 7 lots within The Ridges of Portalon.
We have strived to make this an affordable development community complete with water and electricity. The expansive ocean views also offer privacy along with incredible views of the surrounding mountains much of which is part of the 140 acres of rainforest reserves within the greater Hills of Portalon Estates development.
Offering a tranquil and serene environment has been our goal since inception. Retaining the Reserves natural beauty of the Hills of Portalon will assure property owners of their incredible views for eternity.
Located only 15 minutes from Quepos, the Quepos Airport and the new Marina Pez Vela makes our location outstanding in terms of excellent restaurants, tourist activities and of course the many beautiful beaches of Manuel Antonio and its highly touted National Park. The Marina itself features 5 new and exceptional restaurant's which compliment the dozens of restaurant's in the Manuel Antonio/Quepos area.
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Photos: Protester Disrupts Airline Expo Over Air France'S Cruelty To Monkeys
Ben Williamson +44 (0) 20 7837 6327, ext 229; [email protected]
Action Is Latest Salvo in PETA Campaign Calling On Air France to Stop Shipping Primates to Laboratories
London – Just minutes before Air France Executive Pieter Elbers' speech – which focused on "The Future of Passenger Experience: How Can Airlines Meet the Demands of the Next Generation of Travellers" – at Islington's Business Design Centre, a PETA campaigner took centre stage to give the audience her demand. Brandishing a banner that read, "Air France: Stop Shipping Primates to Labs", the campaigner informed the shocked crowd that Air France is one of the last major airlines in the world that flies thousands of terrified monkeys every year to laboratories, where they're caged, cut into, poisoned, crippled, deprived of food and water, infected with deadly diseases and killed. She was escorted from the building. Photos are available here, here and here.
"When almost all of the world's major airlines have stopped shipping monkeys to their deaths in laboratories, it's clear where the future of the airline industry is headed", said PETA Director Mimi Bekhechi. "PETA's motto reads, in part, that 'animals are not ours to experiment on', and we're calling on Air France to act now to end this bloody trade."
Many of the monkeys who are flown to laboratories around the world have been torn away from their mothers' arms and stolen from their jungle homes. Crammed into tiny wooden crates in the cargo holds of commercial flights under the feet of unsuspecting passengers, they endure a dark and terrifying journey. The animals are then transported to facilities, where they face horrors such as mutilation, poisoning, food deprivation, infection with painful diseases and psychological torment. After enduring this torture – sometimes for decades – these intelligent animals will ultimately be killed. Since China Southern Airlines' announcement in March that it is banning shipments of primates to laboratories – after three years of campaigning by PETA and our international affiliates – the pressure is building on Air France, which is now one of the only major airlines still giving primates a one-way ticket to experimentation and death.
James Cromwell, Dr Jane Goodall and Peter Gabriel have all spoken out against Air France for shipping monkeys to laboratories.


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Never had a Pap smear? Now there's a DIY option for you.
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By Karen Canfell, Adjunct professor, UNSW;
Megan Smith, Program Manager – Cervix/ HPV Group, Cancer Council NSW, University of Sydney.
December saw the end of Pap smears every two years for women aged 18-69, and the start of a new screening regime for cervical cancer.
As has been much discussed, women will now start testing at age 25 with a test for the human papillomavirus (HPV), then be tested every five years until they are aged 70-74.
Even though the more sensitive HPV screening program will only screen women around ten times in their lifetime (instead of the current 26 times), it will save more lives.
It's expected to reduce the number of new cases of cervical cancer and deaths from cervical cancer by at least 20 per cent.
The new screening program should also make it easier for women who have missed out on screening (or have skipped a few Pap smears) to take part.
That's a sizable number of women. At least one million Australian women are more than a year overdue for cervical screening. And only about 60 per cent of women are screened every two years as recommended, a statistic that hasn't moved in over a decade.
What makes reaching under-screened women so important is these are the ones most likely to be diagnosed with cervical cancer. About two-thirds of all cervical cancers are found in women who have never been screened or are more than 18 months overdue for screening.
Jana Pittman talks to Mia Freedman about the symptoms women need to look out for when it comes to gynaecological cancer. Post continues below.
Easier to be screened
From this month, under-screened women should find it easier to be screened for two main reasons.
First, a new reminder system will invite all women for screening by letter on their 25th birthday, and every five years after their first HPV test. The current system only reminds women if they're already late for screening.
Second, from next year there will be a new option offered specifically to under-screened women. Unlike the old Pap smear, which a GP or nurse collected, some women will have the option of collecting their own sample for testing (known as "self-collection").
In trials, women who have never been screened or who are under-screened are more likely to take part in cervical cancer screening if they are offering "self-collection" rather than the reminder letters used in our current system.
Why don't women get screened?
There are many reasons women are not screened regularly enough (or at all). These include feeling embarrassed, fearful or anxious about the procedure, perhaps after a bad experience in the past. Others say they're unaware of the importance of cervical screening, or are too busy to make an appointment.
For Aboriginal women, difficulty accessing culturally appropriate health services and education, or limited access due to remoteness are only a few factors in a complex picture of under-screening.
We know from a recent study using Queensland data that for at least a decade fewer than 40 per cent of Indigenous women have been screened every two years.
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Sadly, outcomes in terms of cervical cancer are worse for Indigenous women, with rates of new cases more than twice those in the general population.
Other women who may not be screened as often as recommended, and so are likely to benefit from the new self-collection option, include: culturally and linguistically diverse women, survivors of sexual abuse, women with disabilities, women living in disadvantaged areas, or in rural and remote areas, women who have experienced female genital cutting, and LGBTI women.
Who can take their own sample and does it work?
Women will only be eligible to take their own sample if they are aged 30 or older and are two or more years overdue for screening.
Eligible women will be able to collect a sample privately. A medical practitioner will still need to offer the self-collection option, and he or she will advise how to collect the sample.
While self-collection is not quite as effective as a doctor or nurse collecting a sample, it's much better than not being screened at all.
Our study estimated the impact of different cervical screening decisions by a group of previously unscreened women who were eligible for self-collection tests.
We calculated that even one round of HPV screening using a self-collected sample would reduce cervical cancer risk by around 41 per cent over a woman's lifetime when tested at age 30-40, compared to the risk if she remained unscreened. Even at older ages, self-collection can offer important protection compared to remaining unscreened.
If unscreened women joined the routine screening program at age 30 (instead of a one-off screen at the same age), the number of cervical cancer cases and deaths that could be prevented doubles.
In absolute numbers, we estimated undergoing just one round of self-collected HPV testing at age 30 or 40 could prevent over 900 diagnoses and 360 cervical cancer deaths over the lifetime of 100,000 unscreened women.
If those unscreened women joined the routine screening program at age 30, there would be over 2,000 fewer cervical cancer diagnoses compared to them remaining unscreened.
Breaking down the barriers
These findings show the potential for self-collection to reduce cancer risk in under-screened and unscreened women. But we also have to find new ways of encouraging all women to attend for a clinician-collected sample, as we know this is even more effective in reducing that risk.
Breaking down the barriers that prevent some women from participating in cervical screening is important to further reduce cervical cancer rates in Australia. These include addressing cultural barriers in the health system, improving access to health services (including at convenient times for women), increasing awareness of the importance of cervical screening, and reducing any additional costs for women.
Lastly, if you have symptoms of cervical cancer – including pain or irregular bleeding – you should see your doctor, regardless of how long it's been since your last screening test, and no matter how old you are.
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cpuaff::basic_traits< LOADER_TRAITS, NATIVE_TRAITS > Struct Template Reference

#include <config.hpp>

Public Types

typedef LOADER_TRAITS::cpu_identifier_type 	cpu_identifier_type

typedef LOADER_TRAITS::cpu_identifier_wrapper_type 	cpu_identifier_wrapper_type

typedef LOADER_TRAITS::cpu_loader_type 	cpu_loader_type

typedef LOADER_TRAITS::cpu_loader_vector_type 	cpu_loader_vector_type

typedef LOADER_TRAITS::get_affinity_type 	get_affinity_type

typedef LOADER_TRAITS::set_affinity_type 	set_affinity_type

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          typedef LOADER_TRAITS::cpu_loader_type cpuaff::basic_traits< LOADER_TRAITS, NATIVE_TRAITS >::cpu_loader_type

◆ cpu_loader_vector_type

template<typename LOADER_TRAITS , typename NATIVE_TRAITS >

          typedef LOADER_TRAITS::cpu_loader_vector_type cpuaff::basic_traits< LOADER_TRAITS, NATIVE_TRAITS >::cpu_loader_vector_type

◆ get_affinity_type

template<typename LOADER_TRAITS , typename NATIVE_TRAITS >

          typedef LOADER_TRAITS::get_affinity_type cpuaff::basic_traits< LOADER_TRAITS, NATIVE_TRAITS >::get_affinity_type

◆ native_cpu_type

template<typename LOADER_TRAITS , typename NATIVE_TRAITS >

          typedef NATIVE_TRAITS::cpu_identifier_type cpuaff::basic_traits< LOADER_TRAITS, NATIVE_TRAITS >::native_cpu_type

◆ native_cpu_wrapper_type

template<typename LOADER_TRAITS , typename NATIVE_TRAITS >

          typedef NATIVE_TRAITS::cpu_identifier_wrapper_type cpuaff::basic_traits< LOADER_TRAITS, NATIVE_TRAITS >::native_cpu_wrapper_type

◆ native_get_affinity_type

template<typename LOADER_TRAITS , typename NATIVE_TRAITS >

          typedef NATIVE_TRAITS::get_affinity_type cpuaff::basic_traits< LOADER_TRAITS, NATIVE_TRAITS >::native_get_affinity_type

◆ set_affinity_type

template<typename LOADER_TRAITS , typename NATIVE_TRAITS >

          typedef LOADER_TRAITS::set_affinity_type cpuaff::basic_traits< LOADER_TRAITS, NATIVE_TRAITS >::set_affinity_type

The documentation for this struct was generated from the following file:

include/cpuaff/config.hpp

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