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Bed and Breakfasts in Gordonsburgh, Moray for 1 night from Fri Apr 19, 2019 to Sat Apr 20, 2019 within 10 miles, in an Average Nightly price range of £1 to £200.
Located in Buckie, The Old Coach House provides free WiFi. Providing a restaurant, the property also has a bar. All rooms in the hotel are equipped with a kettle. Each room includes a private bathroom. Elgin is 27 km from The Old Coach House. Inverness Airport is 75 km away.
The Old Coach House Hotel a former coaching inn is pleasantly situated in the heart of the historic fishing town of Buckie. br / br / br / br / Once a thriving fishing and shipbuilding port today Buckie is a small fishing town on the Moray cost with great scenery and wildlife. br / br / br / br / This busy little town has its own large harbour and marina and number of leisure facilities including a leisure centre two golf courses and two outdoor bowling parks. br / br / br / br / The stunning Bow Fiddle Rock can be seen near Portknockie to the north east of Buckie and the stunning beaches with spectacular long walks along the coast and abundance of wildlife add to the appeal of the area. There are many visitor attractions in the area also including the Macduff Aquaruim Baxters And Johnstons Woollen Mill to name a few. br / br / br / br / Wildlife includes dolphins which can be seen from the beach at the mouth of Spey Bay - also a good spot for observing otters and ospreys. Long-distance footpath the Speyside Way starts (or finishes) here. br / br / br / br / We are also ideally situated for a tour of the local distilleries a visit to the cities of Aberdeen or Inverness.
Boasting a bar and free WiFi, Victoria Hotel is situated in Portknockie. Guests can enjoy sea views. At the hotel, rooms are equipped with a wardrobe, a TV and a private bathroom. A continental breakfast is served every morning at the property. You can play darts at Victoria Hotel. Elgin is 34 km from the accommodation. The nearest airport is Inverness Airport, 82 km from the property.
Enjoying a beautiful and elevated position on the Moray Firth Coast in the North-East of Scotland, this is a family-run hotel offering outstanding accommodation in beautifully furnished rooms. This hotel offers high-quality cuisine in the elegant and renowned Veranda Restaurant, as well as a relaxing, spacious lounge bar. Free Wi-Fi is also available in the public areas downstairs and in most of the bedrooms upstairs. The area is steeped in Scottish history and culture with interests to suit all tastes. Activities include golf, fishing, bowling, pony-trekking, cycling, gliding, bird watching, walking and much more.
Set in Cullen, The Royal Oak Hotel offers a bar and free WiFi. The in-house restaurant serves Scottish cuisine. At the hotel, rooms are fitted with a desk. The rooms in The Royal Oak Hotel are equipped with a TV and free toiletries. Guests at the accommodation can enjoy a buffet breakfast. Elgin is 35 km from The Royal Oak Hotel. The nearest airport is Inverness Airport, 82 km from the property.
Gordon Arms Hotel has an excellent reputation for its warm, friendly atmosphere and good food in comfortable surroundings. The former coaching inn is based in the attractive village of Fochabers in Moray and has served guests for over 200 years. Fochabers has easy access to the 'Malt Whisky Trail', and is ideal for fishing, walking and cycling trips. The Gordon Arms uses superb ingredients from Scotland and the Highlands, including: venison, lamb, game (in season, and fish and seafood from the Moray Coast).
Set 7 miles from Keith and 9 miles from Cullen in the Moray Region, 30 km from Elgin, Brambleburn Steading B&B features a sun terrace and views of the mountain. Free WiFi is provided and free private parking is available on site. The room is fitted with a flat-screen TV. You will find a kettle in the room. The room comes with a private bathroom equipped with a bath or shower. For your comfort, you will find bathrobes and free toiletries. There is room service at the property. Inverurie is 44 km from Brambleburn Steading B&B, while Fraserburgh is 50 km from the property. The nearest airport is Aberdeen Airport, 57 km from the property.
Situated in Portsoy, Ailsa offers accommodation with free WiFi. A flat-screen TV with satellite channels and DVD player are available in some units. Continental and buffet breakfast options are available each morning at the bed and breakfast. Elgin is 44 km from Ailsa. The nearest airport is Aberdeen Airport, 81 km from the property.
Set in Keith, The Fife Arms Hotel offers a bar and free WiFi. Each room has a flat-screen TV with satellite channels. All rooms in the guest house are equipped with a kettle. Guest rooms feature a wardrobe. The Fife Arms Hotel offers a Full English/Irish or vegetarian breakfast. You can play darts at the accommodation. Elgin is 27 km from The Fife Arms Hotel. Aberdeen Airport is 73 km away.
Situated in Portsoy, 11 km from Banff, The Sail Loft features barbecue facilities, garden and shared lounge. Popular points of interest nearby include Delgatie Castle and Delgathie Castle. Both free WiFi and private parking are available on site. The rooms are equipped with a shared bathroom. Aberdeen Airport is 61 km from the property.
Set in Buckie in the Grampian region, Kintrae B&B offers accommodation with access to a fitness room. Free WiFi is available. The bed and breakfast offers a flat-screen TV and a private bathroom with free toiletries, a hair dryer and shower. A continental or buffet breakfast can be enjoyed at the property. Kintrae B&B offers a sun terrace. Elgin is 28 km from the accommodation. The nearest airport is Inverness Airport, 75 km from the property.
Located in Buckie in the Grampian region, Struan House offers accommodation with free WiFi. All units come with a seating area, a flat-screen TV with satellite channels and a private bathroom with free toiletries and shower. A continental or Full English/Irish breakfast is available each morning at the property. Elgin is 28 km from the bed and breakfast. The nearest airport is Inverness Airport, 75 km from the property.
In picturesque Portsoy, on the Grampian Coastal Trail, Station Hotel Portsoy offers free parking, free WiFi and cosy bedrooms. There is a traditional restaurant, games room and sea views. The individually designed rooms at the small, family-run Station Hotel Portsoy each have a private bathroom and hairdryer. Rooms also offer tea and coffee facilities, and some have a desk or seating areas with sea views. The on-site restaurant serves traditional Scottish cuisine, using fresh local produce from Aberdeenshire. Scottish high teas are also available, featuring homemade cakes and biscuits. Cooked breakfasts are served daily, with continental options available. Set between the Moray Firth and Loch Soy, the Station Hotel Portsoy is just 10 minutes' drive from Banff. Portsoy has the oldest natural harbour in Europe, which is a 5-minute walk away. Portsoy Beach, where dolphins can be spotted, can be reached in 5 minutes' walk.
Located in the heart of Moray Trochelhill is set in 2 acres of beautiful rural Speyside with the famous Whisky Trail on our doorstep. Many whisky distilleries are only a short drive away Glen Grant Glen Moray Macallan Glenfiddich to name but a few. /p Being in central Moray many castles on the renowned Castle Trail are also within easy reach. Golf Cycling Walking or just relaxing are what make this region of Scotland so outstanding. Fishing on the River Spey watching local wildlife a visit to Baxters are just a few options. /p p Lovingly restored Trochelhill offers Luxury Country House accommodation in tranquil surroundings for your enjoyment. /p p All bedrooms are provided with wall mounted digital LCD TV s tea and coffee hair dryers complementary toiletries luxury towels and crisp white bed linen. It has separate freestanding bath and walk in shower all tastefully decorated for you to enjoy.
Set in its own private grounds, Durn House is an elegant 18th-century Georgian mansion house which retains many original features, such as large open fireplaces, an impressive stone spiral staircase and spacious individually designed guest rooms. Free WiFi is available throughout and private parking is available on site. A flat-screen TV with a DVD player, bathrobes, and toiletries are provided with each Durn House guest room. You will also find a welcome tray with fresh mil available on request. Guests can enjoy a continental or full Scottish breakfast and home-baked bread and pastries, freshly baked each morning. Durn House serves breakfast, luncheon, afternoon teas as well as evening dining for guests and non residents alike. The property's head chef selects fresh, local ingredients and the menus change regularly. You can also enjoy a tasting menu of 3, 5 or 7 courses. Guests can relax by the fire in the main drawing room, or watch TV or a DVD in the private guest lounge. The 'Gentleman's Club' provides a relaxed atmosphere where guests can play a game of pool, watch the wide-screen plasma TV or listen to some music. Durn House is within easy strolling distance of Portsoy Village, an historic Scottish fishing village with its famous 17th-century harbour and coastal views.
With a garden and a terrace, The Rest Bed and Breakfast is set in Fochabers and provides free WiFi. A microwave and kettle are also featured. Breakfast is available every morning, and includes Full English/Irish and vegetarian options. Guests can also relax in the shared lounge area. Strathisla Distillery is 22 km from the bed and breakfast. The nearest airport is Inverness Airport, 68 km from The Rest Bed and Breakfast.
The Mill House Hotel in Buckie has a garden and a bar. This 3-star hotel offers free WiFi. The property features a restaurant. Guest rooms in the hotel are equipped with a kettle. The rooms are equipped with a private bathroom. Guests at The Mill House Hotel can enjoy a Full English/Irish breakfast. Elgin is 20 km from the accommodation. The nearest airport is Inverness Airport, 68 km from the property.
Featuring free WiFi throughout the property, Chapelhill Croft offers accommodation 7 km from in Keith. Free private parking is available on site. You will find a kettle in the room. For your comfort, you will find free toiletries and a hairdryer. There is a shared lounge at the property. The nearest airport is Aberdeen Airport, 59 km from the property.
Braehead Croft is situated in Portessie. Guests have access to free WiFi. The holiday home features 3 bedrooms and a fully fitted kitchen with a dishwasher. Guests can also relax in the garden. Elgin is 30 km from the holiday home. The nearest airport is Inverness Airport, 77 km from the property.
Boatmans Cottage is situated in Portessie. This holiday home also has free WiFi. The holiday home is equipped with a TV and 2 bedrooms. Elgin is 30 km from the holiday home. Inverness Airport is 77 km from the property.
Firthview is set in Buckie and offers a garden. Featuring sea and city views, this holiday home also has free WiFi. The holiday home includes 2 bedrooms and a kitchen with a dishwasher and an oven. Elgin is 28 km from the holiday home. Inverness Airport is 75 km away.
Situated in Buckie, Anchorage, Buckie features accommodation with a patio and free WiFi. This holiday home offers a garden. The holiday home is fitted with 2 bedrooms and a fully fitted kitchen with a dishwasher and an oven. Elgin is 28 km from the holiday home. Inverness Airport is 75 km away.
A 15 bedroom Hotel situated alongside the harbour in the heart of historic Buckie. br / br / br / br / Once a thriving fishing and shipbuilding port today Buckie is a small fishing town on the Moray cost with great scenery and wildlife. br / br / br / br / This busy little town has its own large harbour and marina and number of leisure facilities including a leisure centre two golf courses and two outdoor bowling parks. The stunning Bow Fiddle Rock can be seen near Portknockie to the north east of Buckie and the stunning beaches with spectacular long walks along the coast and abundance of wildlife add to the appeal of the area. br / br / br / br / Wildlife includes dolphins which can be seen from the beach at the mouth of Spey Bay - also a good spot for observing otters and ospreys. Long-distance footpath the Speyside Way starts (or finishes) here. br / br / br / br / We are also ideally situated for a tour of the local distilleries a visit to the cities of Aberdeen or Inverness.
Sea Yonder is located in Buckie. Guests have access to free WiFi. The holiday home comes with a TV. Elgin is 27 km from the holiday home. The nearest airport is Inverness Airport, 74 km from the property.
Situated in Buckie in the Grampian region, The Hamely Hoose features a garden. The accommodation has free WiFi. The holiday home features 3 bedrooms and a fully fitted kitchen with a dishwasher and an oven. Elgin is 27 km from the holiday home. The nearest airport is Inverness Airport, 75 km from The Hamely Hoose.
Offering free WiFi, The Highlander Hotel is located in Buckie. With a garden, the property also has a terrace, as well as a bar. The property features a restaurant. The rooms in the hotel are equipped with a flat-screen TV with satellite channels. Featuring a private bathroom with a shower and free toiletries, rooms at The Highlander Hotel also boast a garden view. The units have a wardrobe. A buffet or Full English/Irish breakfast is available every morning at the property. Elgin is 27 km from the accommodation. The nearest airport is Inverness Airport, 75 km from The Highlander Hotel.
Shalom is situated in Buckie and offers a garden. The property has sea views and is 27 km from Elgin. The holiday home is fitted with a TV. The holiday home also provides guests with 5 bathrooms. The nearest airport is Inverness Airport, 74 km from the holiday home.
Sefton House, Buckie is situated in Buckie. Offering free WiFi, the property also has a garden. The holiday home features 4 bedrooms and a fully fitted kitchen with a dishwasher and an oven. Elgin is 26 km from the holiday home. The nearest airport is Inverness Airport, 74 km from Sefton House, Buckie.
Set in Findochty in the Grampian region, Bracken View has a garden. Guests staying at this holiday home have access to a fully equipped kitchen. The holiday home is fitted with a TV. Elgin is 32 km from the holiday home. The nearest airport is Inverness Airport, 79 km from the property.


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Domestic Violence Is So Much More than Physical Abuse and It Can Alter Custody and Visitation for the Life of a Child
Unfortunately, (or fortunately for you, if you need an experienced attorney) I have significant experience with Domestic Violence, its causes, forms, and its impact on Custody and Visitation. This includes working with the foremost legal mind in the State on the legal implications and also with the leading therapists and experts on its long-term impact on victims and children. This issue is a societal issue and we are all suffering the consequences of women who are victims to domestic violence (not to say that men are not also victims, but it extremely rare). If you have ever seen a woman's face after her husband has beat her up, then you know that it's an image that you cannot ever forget. We need to do a better job of raising men who respect and protect women and women who demand respect and do not tolerate abuse. California law on domestic violence has evolved to include all forms of domestic violence in a hope to better protect the victims and children in this State.
There are many forms of domestic violence: physical, mental, emotional, and even economic abuse (this is when one spouse controls all of the finances in a controlling manner). All forms of domestic violence leaves scars and can even impact custody decisions. Abusing a spouse is generally a negative sign about a persons' parenting skills.
Because many forms of domestic violence do not include physical violence, victims of other forms of abuse do realize that they are being abused. Understanding how the law defines abuse is important. In California, abuse is defined as:
intentionally or recklessly causing or trying to cause bodily injury
making other people feel reasonably afraid that they or someone else are in danger of immediate bodily injury, and
any other behavior that could cause a court to issue a domestic protective order, including harassment, unwanted telephone calls, stalking, threats, and physical assault
When these are done to certain people, it's considered domestic violence. All that conduct is considered domestic violence when it's committed against the following people:
current and former spouses
people who live together or formerly lived together on a regular basis
people who are related by blood or marriage
people who have children together
children, and
people who are or have been dating or engaged.
These types of relationships come with an expectation of safety. When that is violated by any of the means described above, it is domestic violence.
When considering custody of children, the Court must take into consideration, any instances of domestic violence. They will consider:
any child to whom the abusive parent is related by blood or marriage, no matter how temporary
any child with whom the abusive parent has had a caretaking relationship, no matter how temporary
the other parent, and
a parent, current spouse, fiancé or fiancée, girlfriend or boyfriend in a dating relationship, or roommate of the parent or person seeking custody.
If there is a finding of domestic violence by one of the parents, then the Court applies a "rebuttable presumption" (a legal assumption that can only be overcome by enough evidence) that the other parent shouldn't have sole or joint custody. The court has to look at the following factors to see if an abusive parent can overcome the rebuttable presumption:
whether the perpetrator proves that it's in the child's best interests for the perpetrator to have custody
whether, if ordered to do so, the perpetrator has successfully completed batterer's treatment, alcohol and chemical dependency programming, and parenting classes
whether the perpetrator is on probation or parole and, if so, whether the perpetrator has complied with all the requirements
whether the perpetrator is restrained by any protective orders and, if so, whether the perpetrator has complied with them, and
whether the perpetrator has committed any further acts of domestic violence.
It is not in the child's best interest to be exposed to domestic violence. If a judge finds that a parent has committed domestic violence and is likely to continue, custody could be limited to supervised visitation or even none until they get some treatment for their problems. In extreme cases or emergencies, temporary orders can be issued to protect the children from abuse or viewing abuse.
If you are in a domestic violence situation, then you must get out of it with your children. Call 911 in an emergency or call my office for assistance. Telephone number: (925) 384-2086. Many women are afraid to leave their abuser. If this is you, then you are not alone, but the longer you stay, the harder it is to leave, and the abuse will only increase over time. Please contact my office.

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Corrected entry: How does Brother Gilbert, on a plodding mule, manage to keep up with Draco's flying above the forest?
Correction: The dragon isn't flying straight ahead, he's circling around, so where they land wasn't that far away from where they started. Plus, we don't really know how long it was from from they first take off to when Brother Gilbert arrives.
Corrected entry: Bowen hands Kara a nearly complete melon in town, missing only the top. When she smashes it in his face in the next shot, it is down to half.
Correction: We see Bowen smash the melon almost in half and this half of the melon is what Kara shoves into his face.
Corrected entry: In one of the village scenes, Draco picks up Bowen, Kara, Brother Gilbert, and Bowen's horse. In the next scene, they are in Avalon and the horse has mysteriously disappeared.
Correction: A horse would naturally freak out when picked up by a dragon so Draco could have stopped along the way to set down the panicky horse and allow himself to fly easier.
Corrected entry: Bowen finds the partially decomposed remains of Sir Sagramour in Draco's mouth. This is quite impossible, as Sagramour was a Knight of the Round Table and should have been dead for centuries by then.
Correction: It is not Sir Sagramour, but Sir Egglemore. Sir Sagramour was never mentioned in the movie.


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The use of offshore entities may be an important factor why a lot of these large corporates are growing at an exponential rate and we are willing to share with you the strategies which allow you to grow faster without making any change to your business operation. We are trying to address 2 issues here by starting early. The first objective we are trying to achieve is asset protection and it is the best to start early before any unfortunate event takes place. We have to be careful when we are dealing with creditors and we don't want our clients to be accused of fraudulent conveyance if the creditors are at their doorstep. The second objective is tax planning. This is where an offshore company will maximize its potential. However, we have to be careful as the last thing we like to see is when we turn our clients into tax evaders. We do it legally and we do it professionally. This makes us a step ahead of our competitors. By setting up an offshore entity does not automatically let you get away with tax and we will show you how you should do it.


Hanging Out With The Ghosts?
Wow, it has been awhile since my last entry here. Sorry if it seemed as if I had dropped off the face of this Earth of ours. Things have been very hectic with many investigations and on going research into the paranormal. SOPS has been very active with carrying out on going research into two very historic and seemingly very active locations. Those being the Cherry Hill House located in Mississauga and the other being the Spruce Lane Farmhouse located inside the Bronte Conservation Area.
Both adventures have been very time consuming, but very interesting to say the least. Media coverage with both have been heavy, causing an influx of cases which we will be looking into down the road.
Outside SOPS, and in the world of online radio, my show Nocturnal Frequency Radio is also gearing into high speed with the start of season 3, which officially kicks off Wednesday, September 15th at it's new time of 7pmEST till 9pmEST. Tons of great topics and guests lined up until early December! For more info go to the official site NOCTURNAL FREQUENCY RADIO www.blogtalkradio.com/Nocturnal_Frequency .
I will be back soon with a rash of new blogs covering several topics. One that I'm looking into as this blog unfolds is called Japan's Suicide Forest. The world's second largest area for rates of suicide next to San Fran's Golden Gate Bridge. The forest itself has always been linked to some of Japan's oldest folklore. They believe that those who have died there, their very being is absorbed by the trees themselves. Housing their restless spirits to forever haunt the forest. More on this very soon!


Earlier this month, DHC members, donors, and other industry experts gathered for the annual DHC Midwest Summit. First, we'd like to thank the wonderful team at Takeda for both hosting and providing rich insights for attendees. While we always encourage you to participate with us at DHC Summits for the maximum benefits, we are happy to offer here a recap of the afternoon.
To lay the framework for a robust discussion on the applications of Artificial Intelligence for pharma, the afternoon opened with a futurist session from AI expert Casey Bennett. Casey is currently with CVS Health and has been driving forward innovation in the AI space for years. His talk included an overview of the work he has done with the aging population. "Someone who has a chronic illness only shows up in the doctor's office a couple of times a year … the problem with that is that health is something that happens every day. An accumulation of choices. We currently lack a window into people's day to day lives". Casey solved that problem by creating a robot that lives with elderly patients. Many of these patients need significant monitoring in order to be carried for properly, yet the burden on caregivers is crippling. AI technology provided Casey a solution to that issue. Bennett invited a "cuddly, soft" pet robot that collects data on patient behavior and health patterns. (You can see the robot here). In addition to the therapeutic applications, this AI solution provides the data scientists with data that can help drive better future health decisions.
The application for pharma is the concept that "treatment is a series of decisions", how do we help patients get from point A to point B? Understanding that a new Rx is just the beginning of a series of decisions – point A – that need to take place in order to get patients to the desired health outcome – point B. Bennett challenged attendees to consider how AI applications might help us increase the success rate of the number of patients moving from point A to point B.
Digging deeper into this subject brought us to Google's Head of Industry – Healthcare, Hillary Gurber. Hillary walked audience through the application of AI and the user voice experience/interface, especially with regards to how it interplays with mobile. She offered the reminder that understanding the way the consumer is engaging with technology is paramount to using that technology to engage with your intended audience. For example, the way that users interact with a voice interface for search is completely different to how they complete the same task on a computer or even the keyboard on a mobile phone. "Increasingly users are looking for help with getting things done, and that is probably the biggest difference from search. It's the biggest opportunity for brands who are thinking about how they're going to interact with this next generation of search." When considering the impact this type of AI will have on the digital health industry, Gurber points to a recent patient poll by Yext, where 35% of patient respondents indicated that they would use voice search to request reminders to take prescriptions, 43% of patient respondents said that they would use voice search to make appointments with a doctor and voice search to see what kind of insurance a doctor accepts. The applications exist for HCPs as well, with 23% of physicians say that they would use a digital assistant for professional reasons. Gurber acknowledged that the solutions for these applications are not yet all in place, but encouraged marketers to stay ahead of the curve so they could continue to react quickly to emerging opportunities.
Taking a closer look AI applications for interactions with physicians, was Justin Chase, the EVP of Innovation and Media for Intouch Solutions. Justin demonstrated one area where AI was already at play in the world of sale rep visit – a climate that has changed significantly over the last several years. With the number of low-see/no-see doctors continuing to increase, pharma brands are looking for all opportunities increase the impact of their sales rep force. Using AI tools like Intouch Solutions' "Eva" – a voice-assist based platform – sales reps can increase efficiency and deepen their knowledge pool on individual doctors as well as brand information.
To wrap up the day's segment on AI, DHC Co-Founder Mark Bard was joined by Daniel J. Gandor, Director, Digital Innovation and Corporate Program Management, Takeda and Neal Bloomfield, Sr. Director, Commercial Systems, Horizon Pharma. Mark centered the panel's conversation on the real applications for AI for pharma, explaining that in recent DHC research on industry trends, AI was one of the fastest moving. While it was ranked by respondents (from 25 pharma cos) as mid-level trend in 2018, it shifts to a top-level trend for importance in 2019. He, Dan, and Neal discussed why this might be – with Dan pointing out "the reason why AI's become so much more important for brand teams and marketers is because we can now see actual use cases in areas of automation, engagement, and insights – whereas two, three years ago, those weren't as tangible; those weren't as obvious. The overall space has matured enough that this isn't just some lofty idea that AI is this thing that we can't put our hands around. It's something that we all now literally have in our pocket or on our desk and we're interacting with day by day, hour by hour." Neal agreed, adding that from an IT perspective "technology has reached a point where it's usable to us in the industry. The data that's out there has become more available, and we're able to make the connections that weren't there before." As they delved into the motivations for pharma cos to embrace AI and overcome the challenges to implementation, they raised a point that would become a theme for the day – the responsibility to deliver more value for patients and use the tools available to impact health outcomes. Neal explained: "We strive for ways to deliver more value to our patients and to find patients who may not know medicines are available for them." Dan concurred "At the end of the day, if we can provide the right information at the right time and in the right way, I think that's really what our customers are going to expect. We live in a world with Amazon where consumers are able to pull up their phone and order things suggested to them, and that's spot on. Similarly, our physicians don't want to be searching for information. They want the representatives to come in and provide the right information the right way at the right time. We're at a point where that has to occur. That's the higher expectations that are upon us." Pointing back to research done by the DHC on AI attitudes within pharma, Mark referenced customer insights and loyalty as two of the biggest reasons given by pharma for using AI. Neal echoed that finding, explaining that one big opportunity for groups within pharma cos often referred to as a patient services group is to use AI data to ease the friction between getting a prescription and actually getting the medication filled – navigating all the channels associated with reimbursement, authorization, benefits, investigation etc. Both Dan and Neal were energized by the idea of a future where pharma is able to leverage this technology to realize a more connected and patient-centric experience.
The panel also spent time exploring the important question of "where does AI belong within the pharma co organizational framework?" with a resulting consensus that to be most successful, it should be part of the collective DNA of the organization so that wherever digital technologies are applied or digital first thinking occurs – whether in R&D, marketing, or even HR and corporate communications, it needs to come naturally. They recognized the need for a duality where it both lives everywhere and is natural but that there should also exist groups that can serve as a resource to help grease the wheels, getting in faster and orchestrating the sharing of best practices and successes to ensure scale across the organization.
Shifting gears to the online world of digital, Summit attendees received an always-popular update on the DHC/Klick Health Social Media Landscape Research project. In this session, Brad Einarsen, Senior Director of Social Media (Klick) took attendees through some highlights of the latest round of data – nuggets of wisdom include the new vertical video style, 70% of digital use is on mobile – and social is the dominant activity there. Everything is visual and video is key regardless of platform. HCPS are using social media and pharma is talking to them there. Pharma benchmarks are achievable – Einarsen encourages marketers not to be daunted by social channel expectations – revealing that posting volumes are relatively low and comment volumes are manageable. He also tipped attendees off to a new feature on Facebook that will allow brands to digger deeper into competitor activity – the info and ads tab. The full report is available for download now.
As with other sections of the day, the session from J.R. Hermann, SVP Commercial, SERMO pointed us back to the increasing trend of the need for savvy pharma marketers to not just understand the consumer landscape, but also the world of the physician. He walked them through some new tools available to better understand physician attitudes towards brands using physician social data. Physicians rate brands on preference, efficacy, safety, tolerability, accessibility, and adherence – brands tapping into that data are able to better understand what's driving a doctor's preference and perception.
Wrapping up the day is the DHC Summit Fireside Chat. This session featured Steve Schaefer, Senior VP, General Medicine Business Unit, Takeda in a conversation with DHC's Mark Bard. Mark and Steve wrapped up the day's content, underlining several important and inspiring themes. Together, they reviewed the history of pharma's stance on patient services and the way technology and the new consumer landscape has broken that model. Steve explained: "the availability of data, algorithmic marketing etc. has made it much easier for us to start to understand our customers, where they are on a journey, and start to customize content and get it to them in a manner that is very much how we would prefer to see it as consumers ourselves." He furthered the challenge and call to action heard throughout the day, highlighting the importance of the customer experience and the responsibility that rests on pharma as they work to deliver both the experience and improved health outcomes. He shared his thinking that was also an excellent summary the themes throughout the day, summarizing that "the challenge question that I think we ask ourselves from time to time is "what's our motivation?" If the motivation is only financial, then maybe we should pursue a different route. If it is really about patient outcomes, then I think we're on the right track." (Steve's full interview with Mark will be available from the DHC in an upcoming feature email).
The DHC would like to once again thank the many thought leaders who participated, the attendees who dialogued together, and Takeda for hosting this outstanding afternoon.


Having a baby is daunting enough, let alone having one in a foreign country. The Local's editor Ben McPartland looks back at a few of the lessons he learned from becoming a new dad in France, from avoiding the Metro to why monkey pyjamas in Paris are a big no-no.
New Year's Eve is traditionally the day when most babies are conceived in France, apparently. So what better time than to share a few tips.
1. Don't take the Metro if the waters have broken.
No need to say anymore than that really, is there? Apart from maybe issuing an apology on behalf of my partner to anyone who might have sat on the wrong seat in the last carriage of the Metro on Line 2 on the afternoon of September 5th.
This situation came about because we were told the French capital's cabbies, who are not really known for their warmth, would rather pick up a queasy drunk at 3am on a Saturday morning than risk taking a heavily pregnant woman to hospital. That may of course not be true.
You'll be going to scans and pre-natal classes and basically talking about everything to do with child birth months before there's even the slightest hint of a contraction.
And then there's the day of the birth itself. Here are three words you might need to know to understand what's going on: "Péridural" is epidural, "Pousse" is push and "Arghhhh Putaaaaaaaaiiiiiiiinnnn" , I think translates into English as "I am in a little bit of pain".
Apparently there's nothing worse for a French woman in the painful throws of childbirth than to have her confused partner translate all the instructions of the French midwife into English, time and time again during labour. Despite repeatedly being told not to. It will lead to her barely being able to look at you.
Although they do appreciate having water sprayed into their faces and mouths, to make up for the annoying translation service.
The name Isla seemed like a good option as it's pronounced pretty much the same in both languages, which was the aim. It was only after she was born when one of the nurses read out her name from a piece of paper that we realized we might have lumbered the little lass with the life-long burden of having to correct how people say her name.
When reading "Isla" the French pronounce the "S" of course as in "Isla Bonita". Hadn't thought about that. It may come back to haunt us.
5. The service is great, but how long can it last?
A friend of a friend paid a pre-birth visit with his partner to a hospital in London and were told that if all goes well with the birth, they would be out in two hours.
Two hours! Not even former French minister Rachida Dati, who famously went back to work five days after her baby was born, could do that.
My partner spent a full three days and four nights in hospital, during which time you get to learn how to grow a baby at home.
Plus French docs don't take risks. They'll send you for scan after scan if necessary, won't hesitate about signing you off work weeks earlier as a precaution and prescribe enough drugs and creams for you to open your own pharmacy specializing in second-hand products.
Then there's the course for the "re-education of the perineum", more commonly referred to as "fanny physio" by the English and then the abdominal strengthening classes, all paid for by the state.
It's a fantastic service but is it affordable in the heavily indebted France of today? Cuts are on the horizon so it might not last too long. Basically come to France to have your babies ASAP.
In the UK, all new parents have to do is go to a few "NCT" antenatal classes and they are guaranteed new friends for life, and their babies too.
Well don't expect the same in Paris. Although there are pre-birth classes, they are rarely with the same group of people as expectant mums and sometimes dads pick and choose which ones to go to and then rush back to work.
And as is often the case in Paris, there's little interaction between people who don't know each other, even if they're all sporting massive stomach bumps and are scared sh**less about the fact their lives are about to be turned upside down.
France may be feted for its family-friendly policies, such as the €900 birth bonus (prime de naissance) the state hands out, or its family allowances and pre-schools (The Écoles Maternelles that allows kids to attend aged three, therefore saving parents a fortune in child care), but it has a serious lack of crèche places, or at least in Paris.
Basically you have to apply early, very early, perhaps as soon as you decide to have a baby. (Although the rules appear to be once you reach six months of pregnancy).
We applied on time but there was still no room at the inn, we were told, and there probably wouldn't be until late 2015, if we're really lucky.
Believe it or not, it is possible to get a place in crèche, even in the 10th arrondissement where we were told there are three to four places for every ten kids.
But if you don't then all is not lost.
All you need to do is start grovelling, even pleading to whoever you can. We were told to write a letter to the head of child services at the Town Hall, telling her how desperate we were to get our baby into a crèche, how we admired the French crèche system so much and how dignified and beautiful the Town Hall official was.
We were also told to do the same to all the heads of the individual nurseries, although we might have overdone it and have been told by one nursery to stop writing to them (six Christmas cards with photos of our baby was unnecessary apparently).
A friend of a friend even wrote to ex-first lady and relatively new mum Carla Bruni to ask for help in finding a place in a crèche. And they ended up getting one. Although it's not clear if 'Sarko' got involved.
The alternative child care options to crèches are the "assistantes maternelles".
They are basically child minders who look after two or three children at a time in their own home.
They have their advantages as your young baby should get more attention than they would at the crèche.
If you go down this road, you can get a list of "Assistantes Maternelles" from the Town Hall, each charging slightly different rates.
Having to choose one is a daunting task, given you are entrusting your relatively newborn child to their care, but in the end however there's such a demand for them that it's the child minders who end up choosing you.
It can depend on how close you live to them, or whether you've got a boy or a girl, a baby or a toddler. Either way, the ball's in their court it seems.
There's always been differences between the dress senses of Parisians and the English, but it's never more pronounced than for babies.
Every item of clothing we had from England was animal themed: bumble bee hats, monkey pyjamas and rabbit-covered dresses. But the Parisians just don't seem to do animals on baby clothes. They prefer a good navy blue cardigan or purple dungarees.


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Aviva Premiership side the Worcester Warriors has named a very strong squad for their upcoming Rugby 7s assignment. The Warriors will be heading into the regional heat of the JP Morgan Premiership Rugby 7s scheduled to be held on Thursday, the 26th of July in bullish mood after Richard Hill, the head coach of the team named the strongest available squad at his disposal for the tournament.
David Lemi, the captain of the Samoan national rugby team as well as Josh Matavesi, a Fijian international, both of whom have been recruited in the summer by The Warriors have made it to the squad.
The 12 man squad that will face fellow Aviva Premiership sides the Exeter Chiefs, Bath Rugby and Gloucester Rugby at the popular pre-season Rugby 7s tournament will also feature Jake Abbot, who will captain the side as well as Josh Drauniniu, a former international for the England Sevens. Errie Claassens, Neil Best have also made the squad along with Andy Short, a former Under-20 star for the England team, who has recovered from injury.
According to Hill, the team he has picked is a mixture of youth and experience and features players who have played in 7s tournament, such as Drauniniu and Abbot as well as David Lemi, who had been a regular for Samoa in the international Rugby 7s. Speaking about the young players from the academy in the squad, Hill stated that their selection was down to the fact that they would be able to gather valuable experience and be a part of an extremely important competition.
Richard Hill went to add that this tournament would be a good learning curb for the young players, who themselves are very excited at the prospect of turning out for the club in the prestigious competition come Thursday.


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Home General News Ablakwa Makes Case For Artificial Insemination Regulation
Posted By: johnsonon: June 28, 2019 In: General NewsNo Comments
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The National Democratic Congress (NDC) Member of Parliament for North Tongu, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa has called for a legislation to regulate artificial insemination in the country.
He says because of the clear exploitations by donors, middlemen and beneficiaries to make huge financial profit out of it.
The North Tongu MP who is also the ranking member of the Foreign Affairs Committee of Parliament made the call in parliament on Tuesday when he made a statement on the floor to call the attention of the country to the booming artificial insemination 'business' which many young people are getting themselves into for financial benefit without knowing the health and economic implications.
He said currently in Ghana, research shows that the cost of a cycle of fertility treatment here in Ghana also known medically as Assisted Reproductive Technology ranges from $15,000 to $40,000 and many people especially middlemen are taking advantage to get people donate or become surrogate mothers and make a huge windfall out of them.
According to him, Ghana as a country in Africa, with its unique socio-cultural norms can learn from the experience of South Africa where it has enacted the Assisted Reproductive Treatment Legislation together with Family Act which deals with surrogacy and related matters.
He said South Africa has also enacted the Research into Human Embryos Act of 2002 which are all helping to ensure transparency and to guarantee the rights and obligations of both patients and hospitals as defined in those laws are well respected.
According to him, countries such as France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Portugal have laws prohibiting all forms of surrogacy while countries such as United Kingdom, Ireland, Denmark and Belgium have surrogacy laws which either do not allow surrogate mothers to be paid or are only given some reasonable amount for certain expenses
"Mr. Speaker, it is time for Ghana to have its own debate and decide on where we belong and pass our own unique legislation based on our cultural values, philosophical underpinnings and ethos to regulate the phenomenon of surrogacy and other arts," he said and urged the Ministry of Health and the Attorney General's Department to immediately begin vigorous engagements with sector players including researchers, medical and health associations, support groups and lawyers to develop the needed framework for an urgent and comprehensive legislation on surrogacy.
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With growing technologies like the Internet of Things (IoT), Machine Learning, Artificial Intelligence, etc., the need for structured data is essential in developing business ideas. To realize the development of structured and useable data, the field of Data Science employs data collection methods, analysis, and manipulation to find patterns in them. This makes data scientists an indispensable part of any organization dealing with data.
Let's learn a little bit more about Data Science.
What is Data Science?
Data Science is a field of study that combines scientific methods, programming skills, domain expertise, and the knowledge of statistics and mathematics. Using these data, scientists extract meaningful insights from noisy or unstructured data and translate them into tangible business value.
Data science is related to mining, machine learning, and big data. It leverages Machine Learning algorithms by applying them to images, text, numbers, audio, videos, etc., to create Artificial Intelligence (AI) systems to perform complex tasks that usually require enormous human intelligence.
A Data Scientist is someone who knows how to extract this data, understand the meaning, and interpret data with the help of tools and methods from statistics and machine learning.
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Finds patterns in data sets.
Creates data models and algorithms for forecasting.
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Deploys data tools such as Python, R, SAS, or SQL in data analysis.
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Frequently Asked Questions from Exploratory Students
How many courses do students take in the first year?
Most first year students take five courses (15 credits) each semester of the first year. There are times, however, when a student may be encouraged to take four courses (12 credits). Reduced loads may be desirable for students who participate in one or more sports, students on academic probation, students who has learning difficulties, or students who work. Students can schedule a maximum of 18 credits without incurring additional fees.
How are students scheduled for their classes?
The Registrar schedules all first-year students for their first semester's classes. For the most part, students take general education courses necessary for graduation. For undeclared students, we work cooperatively with the Registrar and utilize student responses to our undeclared survey to build a schedule that reflects the student's interest area. After the first semester, students may schedule their own classes over the campus intranet after they have consulted with their academic advisors.
What happens if a student carries only three courses (9 credits)?
A student who carries less than 12 credits is a part-time student. This part-time status could reduce the student's financial aid package because financial aid awards are based on an "assumed" full-time enrollment—12 or more credits. In addition, a student must pass 24 credits from one September to the next, attaining a grade point average of no less than 1.7 for freshmen and a 2.0 for sophomores and upperclassmen. The NCAA also follows these guidelines.
What happens if a student becomes ill and cannot complete the semester's coursework?
Students may request a medical withdrawal from the university with a "W" grade in the coursework, or, they may request an "I" grade (incomplete grades). This request is made through the dean's office and is possible if: 1) the student was enrolled in the university for the majority of the semester; and 2) the documentation of the medical condition warrants a medical withdrawal.
Is class attendance mandatory?
It depends. Students must understand the attendance policy of each of their instructors, every semester. Some professors don't take attendance and others deduct points for missed classes. Professors will often present material in class that won't be found in textbooks, and it's up to the student to obtain that information.A high correlation exists between class attendance and academic success.
What if a student is late for class?
Sometimes circumstances will prevent a student from attending class on time. But being habitually late to class is both rude and inconsiderate. In addition, some professors deduct points for lateness. Good students come to class on time and well prepared.
What grade point average will place a student on academic probation?
To remain in good academic standing, a student must maintain a minimum cumulative grade point average of 2.0 ("C").
Can students take courses at another university to improve their grade point average?
No. Only credits, not grades, will be accepted from other institutions. Also, only courses in which a "C" grade or higher was earned will transfer. Approval for transfer credit should be obtained from the academic dean's office prior to enrolling for the course.
If a student gets a "D" or an "F" grade in a course at Shippensburg University, can he/she repeat it at another university?
"D" and "F" grades earned at Shippensburg University must be repeated at Shippensburg.
Should students always repeat courses when they have earned "D" or "F" grades?
Not always. It depends on the student's major. However, we strongly recommend that students who want to improve their grade point average should repeat the course as soon as possible. Shippensburg University's policy allows a student to repeat (and replace) three "D" or F" grades with a higher grade; however, after this option is used three times, any subsequent repeats will include both grades in the grade point average. Before repeating a course, discuss this with your advisor.
Do students receive any recognition for outstanding academic performance?
Yes. A dean's list is published at the end of each semester to recognize students who earn at least a 3.5 or better. In addition, students who consistently perform at the highest levels are given special recognition at the end of each academic year.
How much time should a student devote to study?
It is important for freshmen to learn early in their collegiate career that efficient time budgeting requires painstaking systematic planning. The resulting time schedule must be both realistic and practical; that is, it must be sufficiently flexible to handle changing requirements and be adequately balanced between academic work and recreation. Studies have shown that college students who are taking five (5) courses should study at least 30 hours a week outside of the classroom in order to be academically successful. In essence, they should consider college a like a 9-5 job.
How can students obtain academic advice?
Every student is assigned to an academic advisor either by the department of the student's major or, if the student hasn't chosen a major, by the Office for Exploratory Studies. Students who do not know who their assigned advisor is should contact the appropriate department or the Office for Exploratory Studies at (717) 477-1395. Advisor information is also posted on the students SIS (Student Information System) record.
When are exploratory students required to declare a major?
Exploratory students must declare a major early in the third semester of their collegiate career. This will allow students to schedule courses in their majors for the second semester of their sophomore year.
What steps must a student follow to declare a major?
Declaring a major is a simple process; the student must follow these steps:
To declare a major, a student must be in good academic standing. In most cases, students need the minimum cumulative GPA of at least a 2.0.
Students should talk with their advisors about their plans.
Students should check the transfer requirements for the new major in the Guidebook for Advising Undergraduate Students. If the selected major is among the list of majors with special requirements(biology and its related concentrations, social work, criminal justice, psychology, communication/journalism, exercise science, and elementary education), students must apply to the department within the first three weeks of each semester. These majors have higher GPA standards, several departments conduct pre-screenings, and they may also require the student to complete certain courses before being considered and accepted as a major.
Although majors with special requirements only accept students within the first three weeks of every semester, eligible students may declare other majors any time during the semester (except during scheduling).
If students meet the major requirements, they should file the proper paperwork for a declaration of study.
Students must obtain the signatures of the department chairperson and the new college dean.
Once signatures have been obtained, students should return the form to the dean's office.
What are minors?
An academic minor is a structured group of courses that can enhance the educational experience. It usually consists of 18 to 21 credits from one or more disciplines outside the student's major. It is possible to have more than one minor but only six credits from one minor may count toward the fulfillment of another. Shippensburg University offers approximately 30 different minors. Students should consult the catalog for details and consult with their advisors about declaring a minor.
Who is eligible for the Pass/Fail option?
Students who have completed thirty (30) or more credit hours with a minimum overall grade point average of 2.5 may schedule one course (three or four credits) outside of the major or minor field of study under the pass/fail option. To apply for this option, an original copy of the student's class schedule must be presented to the Registrar's Office within the first two weeks of the semester.
Do all students have to take a foreign language?
No. Only students who expect to graduate with a B.A. (Bachelor of Arts) degree must complete three credits of a foreign language at the intermediate level. B.S. (Bachelor of Science), B.S.B.A (Bachelor of Science in Business Administration), B.S.Ed. (Bachelor of Science in Education), and B.S.W. (Bachelor of Social Work), students are not required to take a foreign language.
Students who have completed three years of a single language in high school have satisfied the language requirement.
What should students do if they earn a developmental score on the placement test(s)?
In general, students should remediate a developmental testing score as soon as possible, preferably during the summer before they arrive at Shippensburg. However, other options are available.
Students will be scheduled for Introduction to Academic Writing (ENG113) during their first year if they earn a developmental score on the English placement test.
Students will be scheduled for Developmental Reading and Study Skills (RDG050) during their first year if they earn a developmental scored on the reading placement test.
Students who score at the developmental level in math can choose from a number of different options including taking basic math courses at Shippensburg (during academic year) or elsewhere (during the summer), or tutoring at home in the summer and then retesting.
It is particularly important, if possible, to remediate any developmental score before arriving at Shippensburg.
Call the Testing Center at (717) 477-1395 if you have any questions.
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A novel phenolate "constrained geometry" catalyst system. Efficient synthesis, structural characterization, and α-olefin polymerization catalysis
You Xian Chen, Peng Fei Fu, Charlotte L. Stern, Tobin J Marks
This paper reports the convenient "one-pot" synthesis of a bifunctional -Me4Cp̂ phenolate- ligand and the efficient "one-step" synthesis of the corresponding TiIV and ZrIV complexes. The reaction of 2-bromo-4-methylphenol with 2 equiv of nBuLi followed by addition of 2,3,4,5-tetramethyl-2-cyclopentenone produces the bifunctional mono-Cp phenol ligand precursor 2-(tetramethylcyclopentadienyl)-4-methylphenol ((TCP)H2, 1). Reaction of 1 with Ti(CH2-Ph)4 at 60°C in toluene cleanly generates (TCP)Ti(CH2Ph)2 (2), while the corresponding reaction with Zr(CH2Ph)4 at higher temperatures affords the chelated C2-symmetric zirconocene (TCP)2Zr (3). In solution at room temperature, the two benzyl groups of 2 are magnetically equivalent, however, in the solid state, X-ray diffraction reveals that one benzyl group is coordinated in a normal η1-fashion and the other in an η2-mode. The small Cp-(centroid)-Ti-O angle of 107.7(2)° in 2 indicates sterically open features in common with amido-based "constrained geometry" polymerization catalysts. Low-temperature NMR-scale reactions of 2 with B(C6F5)3 and Ph3C+B(C6F5)4- indicate the formation of the corresponding cationic complexes (TCP)TiCH2Ph+ PhCH2B(C6F5)3- (4) and (TCP)TiCH2Ph+B(C6F5) 4- (5). Upon activation with Ph3C+B(C6F5)4 -, complex 2 is highly active for ethylene, propylene, and styrene polymerization.
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styrenes
Chen, Y. X., Fu, P. F., Stern, C. L., & Marks, T. J. (1997). A novel phenolate "constrained geometry" catalyst system. Efficient synthesis, structural characterization, and α-olefin polymerization catalysis. Organometallics, 16(26), 5958-5963.
A novel phenolate "constrained geometry" catalyst system. Efficient synthesis, structural characterization, and α-olefin polymerization catalysis. / Chen, You Xian; Fu, Peng Fei; Stern, Charlotte L.; Marks, Tobin J.
In: Organometallics, Vol. 16, No. 26, 23.12.1997, p. 5958-5963.
Chen, YX, Fu, PF, Stern, CL & Marks, TJ 1997, 'A novel phenolate "constrained geometry" catalyst system. Efficient synthesis, structural characterization, and α-olefin polymerization catalysis', Organometallics, vol. 16, no. 26, pp. 5958-5963.
Chen YX, Fu PF, Stern CL, Marks TJ. A novel phenolate "constrained geometry" catalyst system. Efficient synthesis, structural characterization, and α-olefin polymerization catalysis. Organometallics. 1997 Dec 23;16(26):5958-5963.
Chen, You Xian ; Fu, Peng Fei ; Stern, Charlotte L. ; Marks, Tobin J. / A novel phenolate "constrained geometry" catalyst system. Efficient synthesis, structural characterization, and α-olefin polymerization catalysis. In: Organometallics. 1997 ; Vol. 16, No. 26. pp. 5958-5963.
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Israel to dump more deportees in Uganda
Written by Alon Mwesigwa
Israel is free to deport unwanted asylum seekers to Uganda, the country's top court has ruled.
On August 28, 2017, the court also ruled that immigrants who refuse to be deported to Uganda or Rwanda can be detained for not more than two months.
This ruling debunks repeated denials from Uganda government officials of a secretive arrangement with Israel to deport asylum seekers to Kampala.
According to Israeli media reports, Uganda will receive military hardware and agricultural aid in exchange for accepting Israel's unwanted aliens. The immigrants are mostly from Eritrea and Sudan.
However, in spite of all indications suggesting the deal exists, Uganda government officials have refused to come clean on it.
Obiga Kania, the minister of state for Internal Affairs, said he was not aware of any deportees from Israel being dumped in Uganda.
African refugees protest against deportation in Jerusalem earlier this year. Photo: jpost.com
Margaret Kafeero, the head of public diplomacy, said Uganda doesn't have an embassy in Israel, so the ministry of Foreign Affairs is in the dark about the arrangement.
However, the former International Affairs minister and now minister of state for Foreign Affairs Henry Okello Oryem told The East African in 2013 that "it is true Israel is looking for third host countries to take in unwanted refugees, and Uganda is one of the countries that have been approached for this purpose."
According to Haaretz, a leading newspaper in Israel, up to 40,000 asylum seekers are to be removed from the country.
The newspaper this week quoted Israeli internal minister Arey Dery as saying that the country was "trying to amend the agreements reached with third countries so that the consent of deportees is no longer required before they are sent to those countries."
Also, Israel would amend its internal laws to regulate entry into the country. This would allow for indefinite detention of those who refuse to go to Rwanda or Uganda.
The arrangement is that those who voluntarily accept to move to Uganda or Rwanda would receive between $1,500 (Shs 5.4m) and $3,500 (Shs 12.6m), according to media reports.
Uganda has been praised as having one of the most progressive refugee policies in the world. Refugees coming here are given land and are free to seek employment in the country.
South Sudanese refugees alone in Uganda recently passed the one million mark and could go to 1.3 million people by the end of this year, according to aid agencies.
More refugees from Israel means more strain on the country's scanty resources. However, it is not clear whether those deported from Israel to Uganda are recognized as refugees and qualify for privileges granted to other refugees.
Dery, according to Haaretz, criticized the Israeli Supreme court's decision of restricting how long asylum seekers can be detained there.
"The court sent us back and forth several times and received the outline of our agreement with third countries, who expressly knew that we were not taking people to airplanes in handcuffs and that people refusing to go would remain under guardianship here until they consented to leave," he said of the arrangements with Uganda and Rwanda.
Israel has said it will forbid employment of asylum seekers who refuse to leave for a third country.
"We aren't starving them. It's not at that level. Illegal migrants cannot work, according to the entire world...," the director general of Israel Population and Immigration Authority, Prof Shlomo Mor-Yosef, told Haaretz.
"Now there is an option which Israel prefers. No one is starving them. They are given $3,500, a plane ticket and accompaniment to a third country so that they can live there peacefully…."
amwesigwa@observer.ug
0 #21 Lakwena 2017-09-07 16:27
Quoting rubangakene:
Uganda and Israel should face the wrath of the United Nation for this heinous act of "refugees fr arms".
First they are flouting the international law, second they are war-mongering by stuffing Uganda with arms, arms that will be used to suppress internal democracy.
Israel is the mos racist country in the world. Remember 1974 when they airlifted only Falasha Jews from Ethiopia?
In America when there is a major road accident, you will see the Jewish ambulances will only pick Jewish people to hospital. These people are animals!
Rubangakene, don't forget: the Israelis are openly contemptuous of the UN.
That's why they do whatever they want to the Palestinians, without expecting or suffering any sanction.


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Q: Determine required digits in each number place without looping Given a number range that starts with 1.0 and ends at 2.0, and steps every 0.25, if you printed it out (formatted), it would be 1.00; 1.25; 1.50; 1.75; 2.00; 2.25; etc...
Without having to loop through the range, how can I determine which digits will ever be needed in each place within the range? For example, that in the decimal 100th's place, only the digits 0 and 5 will ever be needed? And in the decimal 10th's place, only the digits 0, 2, 5, and 7 will ever be used? The solution would need to be able to support any range and step values.

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