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A New System of Modern Geography, Or, A View of the Present State of the World: With an Appendix, Containing Statistical Tables of the Population, Commerce, Revenue, Expenditure, Debt, and Various Institutions of the United States, and General Views of Europe and the World
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G. Clark, 1822 - 676 páginas
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Título A New System of Modern Geography, Or, A View of the Present State of the World: With an Appendix, Containing Statistical Tables of the Population, Commerce, Revenue, Expenditure, Debt, and Various Institutions of the United States, and General Views of Europe and the World
Autor Sidney Edwards Morse
Editor G. Clark, 1822
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France and Germany mark Elysee pact's 50th anniversary
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Image caption Mr Hollande and Mrs Merkel posed in front of the Brandenburg Gate
France and Germany are marking the 50th anniversary of a treaty that helped to reconcile the two former foes.
French President Francois Hollande told a joint session of their parliaments in Berlin that a generation had grown up knowing only peace and democracy.
But he warned that they faced "an economic and social crisis of unprecedented duration".
German Chancellor Angela Merkel said the two states would work on deeper economic and fiscal integration.
The Elysee Treaty was signed by Charles de Gaulle of France and Germany's Konrad Adenauer on 22 January 1963.
Despite ups and downs in the relationship, Berlin and Paris have been key shapers of the European Union.
De Gaulle described Europe as "a coach and horses, with Germany the horse and France the coachman", and the co-operation between the two nations has been the foundation stone of the European project, the BBC's Europe editor Gavin Hewitt says.
By Gavin HewittEurope editor
This will be a festival of friendship.
The relationship on many levels is remarkably deep. There have been eight million student exchanges between the two countries. More than 2,000 French and German towns have a partnership. The political links are equally strong, but at times tempestuous.
This week's celebrations cannot disguise that the current relationship is strained. The core of the problem is that the two countries are no longer equals. Economic success has made Germany Europe's indispensable power.
But for all the current strains it is France and Germany who will continue to shape the future of the EU - with or without the UK.
'Working chemistry'
At a joint news conference, France's Socialist president addressed his political differences with Germany's conservative leader.
"It has not escaped you that we do not belong to the same political family," he said.
"Despite that, if you look back at the past eight months, I'm very happy with what France and Germany have been able to accomplish to get the eurozone out of its crisis.
"If you look at the results, it's clear we're on the same wavelength."
Mrs Merkel replied: "It may be our best-kept secret that the chemistry actually works."
The two leaders also met figures from the arts world at the French embassy in Berlin.
Wim Wenders, the German film director, recalled his links to France: "I am a child of this friendship even if it was more exciting when I was young.
"My first car was a [Citroen] 2CV and I studied in Paris."
Today, the 67-year-old added, "there is a certain indifference but that doesn't surprise me after 50 years of marriage".
To celebrate what has been described as a festival of friendship, France and Germany are issuing stamps, coins and other items of memorabilia.
French flags are flying beside those of Germany in Berlin.
50 years of friendship
The 1963 Elysee Treaty was a milestone for France and Germany, who had fought three bloody wars in 70 years
The two became the "motor" behind EU integration and enlargement
Diplomatically, they stood together in opposition to the Iraq invasion of 2003
Since the creation of the Franco-German Brigade, a battalion of German troops has been based in Illkirch in eastern France
The two have recently differed over French foreign policy, such as intervention in Mali, and the austerity/growth debate inside the eurozone
However, the two countries remain at odds on several issues, including how to deal with the eurozone crisis.
President Hollande - who is pushing for fresh spending to bolster growth - believes that the Germans are wrong to place such emphasis on austerity and cutting deficits.
On Mr Hollande's side there is also still bitterness that Chancellor Merkel backed Nicolas Sarkozy so openly during last year's French presidential elections, our editor says.
The ongoing crisis in Mali is also likely to test the two countries' relationship.
While Paris has deployed troops in the west African nation to halt the advance of Islamist insurgents, Berlin has been reluctant to be drawn deeply into the conflict.
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The Most Rev. Joseph V. Brennan will succeed Bishop Armando X. Ochoa as leader of 1.2 million Catholics in the Fresno diocese. (ABC30 Image)
Pope Francis Appoints New Catholic Leader in Fresno
Pope Francis on Tuesday appointed a new bishop to lead the Roman Catholic Diocese of Fresno, the Most Rev. Joseph V. Brennan, who is one of five auxiliary bishops in the LA archdiocese.
Brennan has served 39 years in the Los Angeles area, most recently as the episcopal victor of the San Fernando pastoral region.
"Over the years, I have come to know Bishop Brennan as a man of great faith, extraordinary talent, and love of his call to serve God's people with the heart of Christ." — retiring Bishop Armando X. Ochoa
The appointment was announced by Los Angeles Archbishop Jose H. Gomez at the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels.
The son of a San Fernando Valley grocer and the ninth of 10 children, Brennan will be installed as the sixth bishop of Fresno on May 2, succeeding the Most Rev. Armando X. Ochoa.
"Over the years, I have come to know Bishop Brennan as a man of great faith, extraordinary talent, and love of his call to serve God's people with the heart of Christ," Ochoa said in a statement.
The Fresno diocese has 1.2 million Catholics.
Ochoa Declined to Release Names of Accused Priests
Brennan acknowledged to The Fresno Bee following a news conference Tuesday in Fresno that the Catholic Church is struggling to recover from its sexual-abuse scandal. Under Ochoa, the diocese declined to make public the names of priests accused of sexual misconduct.
"I bring a spirit of joy to the table in the midst of crisis, in the midst of pain," Brennan said after the news conference.
Bishop Armando X. Ochoa, 75, is retiring after seven years as leader of the Fresno diocese. (Diocese of Fresno Photo)
Ochoa turned 75 last April. As that is the retirement age for Catholic leaders, he sent a resignation letter to the pope.
New Auxiliary Bishop for Los Angeles
There also will be a new auxiliary bishop for Los Angeles: Monsignor Alejandro Aclan, a native of the Philippines who migrated to the United States as a child with his family in 1982.
Aclan was ordained to the priesthood in 1993 and has served in numerous positions in the archdiocese, which has an estimated 5 million Catholics.
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Around Town Week of April 18, 2014
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Dystopian "Divergent"
Loved the book? Enjoyed the movie? Celebrate the new blockbuster at the Rye library Saturday at 2 p.m. Dress as your favorite faction from the popular novel by Veronica Roth. Test your trivia knowledge and receive a henna version of your faction's symbol from artist Margie Nugent. Signed parental permission is required. Slips available at the Teen Reference Desk. Limited space. To register, call 231-3172.
Poetic Chairs
"Edge of the Seat" at the Rye Arts Center runs through May 17. Curated by local artist Jim Langley, the exhibit showcases the work of 14 contemporary artists, all of whom have been inspired by the chair. Their innovative two-dimensional and sculptural works have seized the familiar and captured allusion and metaphor in the chair in original and imaginative ways.
How Those Daffodils Do Grow
The Little Garden Club of Rye is holding its annual Daffodil Show April 24 at the Jay Heritage Center from 1:30-4. Hundreds of daffodils will be showcased, competing for best bloom in one of the twelve divisions, from trumpet and large and small cup to split coronas. All will be displayed inside the Jay's sunny carriage house. A walk through the show is an education in the variety of the flower that is synonymous with spring.
Anyone can enter daffodils in the show, "Golden Gaze." Adult entries will be received that morning between 8-10:15. Help will be available for identification and grooming. Judging will take place from 10:45-12:30, at which point winners will be selected. Youth entries are encouraged and will be received from 3-5. Admission is free for garden lovers of all ages.
The Little Garden Club of Rye is a member of The Garden Club of America.
A Striking Canvas
Harriet Sadow's bold paintings will be on display at the Rye Free Reading Room through April 29. Having been featured in both solo and group shows throughout New York and Connecticut, Sadow notes, "Inspiration comes from many sources, sometimes visual or auditory, other times from the written word." The artist admits she usually starts with a doodle that leads her to "a land of endless possibilities."
Try your hand with a professional card dealer and enjoy a cigar on the porch at The Square House on April 25 at 8. The Rye Historical Society is offering a night out with the boys that includes spirits, smokes, snacks, and spoils. Sip a scotch or one's libation of choice in the Square House Tavern, c. 1730. Fee: $60, chips included
Clap Your Hands, Stomp Your Feet
Poor Old Shine, a roots/Americana band, is coming to the Jay Heritage Center for a benefit concert on April 26. Doors open at 7 p.m., performance at 8 p.m. The band, which performs in bluegrass festivals and rock clubs, will be playing a washboard, musical saw, and a scrap-metal drum set, along with their guitars and banjos. Poor Old Shine mixes original with traditional folk music. Put on your blue jeans and enjoy an informal and intimate evening with easy eats and spirited drinks. Tickets are $75, $125, and $200.
Book Club Bonanza
The Rye Free Reading Room book groups have announced upcoming discussion dates.
The Current Events Group will exchange views about "Cartels at War" by Paul Rexton Kan, April 22 at 6:30 p.m.; the Thursday Afternoon Group will discuss "The End of the Point" by Elizabeth Graver, May 8 at 1:15 p.m.; Friday Book Café will feature "Bossypants" by Tina Fey, May 2 at 9:30 a.m. Call the library at 231-3161 for this Friday meeting's offsite location. Copies of the books are available at the Circulation Desk. All are welcome.
Safe Food, Air, Water, and Soil
Food activist Dr. Susan Rubin will be discussing ways to keep our environment free from pollutants at the Rye library on April 23 at 7:30 p.m. The health professional and mother of three will share her experiences with school food advocacy, climate change, building local food systems, composting, and radiated food.
Enlightenment at Wainwright
Experience soul teachings and heart-opening connections with the authentic self and one's spiritual guides at Wainwright House April 25 from 7-9, and April 26 from 10-5. Awakening The Untethered Soul will start you on your journey. Facilitator Valerie Croce Stiehl was taught by the Lakota Sioux and is the co-author of "Spirit Speaks Are You Listening?" Bring a journal, an item to be charged by spirit, and lunch to the Saturday program. Fee: $175 for members, $210 for non-members.
Frank Vincenti, director of the Wild Dog Foundation, will be at the Rye Free Reading Room on April 26 at 11 to present "Urban Coyotes Ecological Recovery or Conflict in the Concrete Jungle." Did you know that coyotes are found in many large American cities? Did you ever consider that they are one of nature's most intelligent, adaptable animals? Learn about their natural history and ability to thrive in urban environments, and get tips on how to live with them. The Foundation is a non-profit wildlife group that offers free public education.
Synagogue Open to All
Community Synagogue of Rye, in partnership with Congregation KTI, will host "Homosexuality and Halakah (Jewish Law)" on Sunday, April 27 at 12:30 as part of a weekend-long speaking tour by Rabbi Steve Greenberg.
Rabbi Greenberg, an award-winning author and teacher and openly gay Orthodox rabbi, is known for making Orthodox Judaism more open, inclusive and accepting of homosexual members. He currently serves as co-director of Eshel, an organization working toward the integration of Orthodox LGBTQ Jews into their families and communities.
Community Synagogue's Men's Club is kindly providing lunch for this event. Registration by April 25 is encouraged, but not required. RSVP to Pat Rind at prind@optonline.net or visit http://rabbigreenbergatcsr.eventbrite.com.
During the weekend of April 25-27, Rabbi Greenberg will also speak at Temple Israel of New Rochelle, Beth El Synagogue Center of New Rochelle, and Temple Israel Center of White Plains (in collaboration with the JCC of Mid-Westchester). Additional weekend sponsors include Westchester Jewish Community Services, the Westchester Jewish Council, and Mosaic of Westchester (a new nonprofit initiative created to fully integrate LGBTQ Jews into Westchester Jewish life). For a detailed schedule of events, visit www.mosaicofwestchester.org.
Discovering Oneself
On April 27 from 2-4, Wainwright House is offering Awakening Through Kindness Workshop. Facilitator Eileen Marder-Mirman will take participants on a journey to leave their preconceptions behind and explore what actually is, leading to healing and awakening. Marder-Mirman has specialized in integrating spirituality and healing in her psychotherapy practice. Fee: $28 for members, $32 non-members.
Steward of Culture and History
A John Jay Lecture, sponsored by Pace Law School and Jay Heritage Center, will address "Stewardship of New York's Cultural and Natural History" at the Jay Estate at 5 on April 29 with a reception to follow. Keynote speaker Hon. Rose Harvey, New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation Commissioner, will be honored. Under her leadership, the Trust for Public Land's Mid-Atlantic Region designed and developed over 300 city parks, gardens and playgrounds, and purchased over a billion dollars of conservation lands to help create or enhance another 500 state, regional, rural and metropolitan parks. All are welcome.
Interfaith Congregational Laymen's Committee of Harrison presents "Joyeux Noel," the absurdity and futility of war, at the Harrison Public Library on April 30 at 7:30. The film, in French with English subtitles, is based on the true story of three armies in the bloody trenches of World War I and the miraculous Christmas Eve truce they unexpectedly forge. All are welcome. Refreshments will be served. For info, call Lola Geiger at 939-7066.
Put on Your Hiking Boots
Join the Family Hiking Club at Rye Nature Center on April 26 at 9:15. Slipping on your boots and exploring the forest is always fun for the whole family. Free for members free, $10 for non-members.
Fun at the Fair
Don't miss the Midland Fair April 26 from 10-3. This year, it's hitting the Big Apple. Start spreading the news about the fun inflatable rides, carnival games, and great prizes. Families may scale the rock wall or take a whirl at the dunk tank. Look for the Rye Nature Center's table to pet live animals and look through a microscope. If you can make it here, you can make it anywhere — so come join the fun, rain or shine.
A Centennial Derby to Remember
The Rye YMCA's Rye Derby celebrates 100 years with annual races and a Healthy Kids Day on April 27. The 5-mile and 5 K races start at 10:15, and the fun run starts at 12:15. Healthy Kids activities begin at 10:30. Register on-line for all races and the fun run at www.ryeymca.org. For more activities or volunteering information, contact Margaret Mead at margaretmead@ryeymca.org or call 967-6363, ext. 403.
Calling All Jane Austen Fans
"Scents and Sensibility" (PG) will be shown at the Rye library April 21 from 3-4:30. True to its namesake, it's about two modern-day sisters, who have to make their own way in the world after their father is imprisoned. The stuff of romantic fiction, indeed.
Everything You Wanted to Know About College…
… And aren't afraid to ask, you'll find out at the Rye library on April 24 at 6:30. A strategies seminar will help teens and their families effectively navigate the college admissions process. Discover how to make an application stand out and how to achieve top scores on the admissions exams. Find out what admissions officers are looking for and all about merit scholarships and financial aid. To register, log on to www.applerouth.com/ signup or call 371-8000.
Children' Corner
Walking on Egg Shells
'Tis the season and birds and eggs are hiding everywhere. Join Rye Nature Center for a morning bird hike and egg hunt on April 21 from 10-noon. Explore the center's backyard forest at 10 a.m. and then join in on a springtime egg hunt at 11 a.m. Bring your own binoculars, as well as baskets to collect the eggs. Bird Hike is free; Egg Hunt is $8/child members, $10/child non-members.
On Your Mark, Get Set, Slow!
The Rye Library's Fun Flick is available for kids, ages 5 and up, on April 25 from 3:30- 5:05. "Turbo," rated PG, is about a freak accident that might just help an everyday garden snail achieve the dream of his life, winning the Indy 500. Slow and steady wins the race!
For the Love of Storytelling
A sensory storytime program for children with special needs will be held at the Harrison Library at 2 Bruce Avenue on April 26. Children ages 3-5 are welcome at 9:45; ages 6-8 are welcome at 10:45. Sponsored by a partnership between the Rye Free Reading Room and the Harrison Library, the program will feature specialized techniques to provide a safe and fun reading environment for children and their families.
Special Ecology Club
Children with special needs are invited to bring a family member with them to the Rye Nature Center April 26 at 10 for animal programs, hikes, and other fun science and sensory adventures. Email Christine Siller (christinesiller@ ryenaturecenter.org) for more information. The program is free but pre-registration is required.
A Good Laugh, A Good Cause
Don't miss Wainwright House's "Laughter For The Soul" with Marion Grodin (yes, Charles' daughter) May 1 at 6:30. Marion is a favorite at New York City's top comedy clubs and has been a frequent guest on NBC's "Late Night" and ABC's "The View." She has an affectionately edgy style that has become her trademark.
Co-chaired by Michele and Robert Flood, the evening promises hold-your-side-laughter. Comedy Central's Danny Cohen is the opening act. Enjoy cocktails and a light dinner, too.
Tickets are $62 members, $68 non-members. Reservations required. Go to www.wainwright.org or call 967-6080.
Arts on the Sound
Rye Arts Center is holding "Sitting Pretty" on May 3 at 7 at Shenorock Shore Club. The spring gala will benefit the center's art education, outreach, and scholarship programs. Honorees will include Laurie Platek, Peter Sinnott, and the Famous Artists program. Co-chaired by Julia and Richard Burke and Suzanna and Andrew Keith, the benefit promises to be a memorable evening of cocktails, hors d'oeuvres, light supper, and live and silent auctions. Ticket prices: $175/$250/ $500. For tickets and further information, contact bridgetmurphy@ryeartscenter.org.
The annual Vehicle Fair to benefit the Rye Free Reading Room will be held Sunday, May 4 from 11-2 on the Village Green and City Hall parking lot. The fun-filled family event promises to be an exciting day with trucks and cars to climb, ride and explore. Also on the schedule: bouncy houses, an all-aboard train, face painting, arts and crafts, tattoos, a live DJ and raffle with lots of great prizes for kids.
Sponsored by the library's Auxiliary Board, tickets may be pre-purchased on-line at www.ryelibrary.org for $35, including one free raffle ticket per family, or $40 at the gate. Rain or shine.
Designing Women Celebrates its 10th
The Woman's Club of Rye is holding its tenth annual spring boutique sale at Apawamis Club May 7 from 10-8, just in time for Mothers' Day. Co-chairs Christa Liddy, Faiza Imam, and Fiona Dogan are delighted to present a selection of the event's most successful and popular vendors, alongside some bright and exciting new wares. Designer merchandise will be available from jewelry, clothing and scarves to beauty products, chocolates, and eyewear.
Afterwards, don't miss Girls Night Out from 6-8 p.m. Cash bar. Twenty percent of sales will go to benefit Rye non-profit organizations.
Better Than Bingo
What could be better than bingo? Tingo, of course. Join Rye Recreation at the Damiano Center on May 16 from 6:30-8:30 for Tingo Night, where families will enjoy a taco dinner while playing bingo with other families and friends. Fun prizes on hand, too. Kids from first grade on up are welcome. Seats are limited, pre-register in advance by calling 967-2535. Cost: $14 per person includes dinner.
Stewardship of the Earth
A special concert will kick off the Bird Homestead lecture series at the Meeting House on May 17 at 4. John Scardina and Friends will perform songs of peace and hope in "Building an Environmental Movement through Music: a Tribute to Pete Seeger and the Clearwater." The musicians will illustrate how music can inspire environmental activism. The lecture series will bring leading experts in environmental protection. Free admission.
Awesome Adventure
Kids ages 12 and up can hop on the Rye Recreation bus and spend the day at the Adventure Park Ropes Course at the Discovery Museum in Bridgeport, May 27 from 9-3:30 p.m. Participants will have the opportunity to try different rope courses of varying levels. Chaperones, transportation, and a pizza lunch provided. Bus leaves Rye Recreation at 9 a.m. sharp. Fee: $70 residents only. For more information, call 967-2535.
Pulitzer Prize Winner
Wainwright House is presenting "Driving Miss Daisy" on May 18 at 4. A Small Town Theatre production, the 1987 play traces the relationship between an elderly white southern school teacher and her African-American chauffeur. Both touching and humorous, the drama mirrors the social events of the country between 1948 and 1973.
Tickets are $15 for members, $18 non-members.
Wainwright House's second annual spring luncheon will be held May 20 from 12-2:30. The Fonrose Wainwright Condit Heart and Soul award will be introduced. Honorees include Dinah and Jim Howland, Catherine Parker and David Walker, and Patti and Doug Wood.
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import unittest
from practical_sieve import *
from random import choice, shuffle
import copy
from numpy.random import poisson
from practical_sieve import primes_under_100 as ppp

from simple_factor import simple_factor

class testSimpleFactor(unittest.TestCase):
    def unfactor(self, pairs):
        product = 1
        for (p,e) in pairs:
            product = product * p**e
        return product

    def setUp(self):
        # produce a dictionary of numbers n
        # and their factorizations
        # d[n] = [(p1,e1),(p2,e2)...(pk,ek)]
        # where p1..pk are the distinct prime
        # factors of n in order

        # for example:
        # d[12] = [(2,2),(3,1)]

        # j is the number of examples to generate
        j = 50

        # d is a dictionary
        self.d = {}

        # pp is the average number of disctinct prime factors
        pp = 5

        # ee is the average exponent
        ee = 5

        for i in range(j):
            p = poisson(pp)
            shuffled_primes = copy.deepcopy(ppp)
            shuffle(shuffled_primes)
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    def tearDown(self):
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low 35, high 40. Raining. We didn't get to see the Eclipse at all. Once again, I wouldn't hike up today, It's pretty nasty out there. Wasn't able to get any pictures yesterday really, so here is a picture of the beer wort cooling in the snow. supposed to cool back down and clear up tomorrow. It's officially winter.
How did the beer taste?
I was just looking at the Guest Sighting and I was wondering how does one become so important to be placed on the wall?
I would say it is not a matter of importance as much as grabbing one of the crew and letting them know you want to be on it. We try and take photos of guests or day hikers during the season. If you hike up and would like to be put on the page, just let us know.
Gonna be rolling up to stay at shelter soon.. has there be any problems with the spring (water) freezing? Thanks!
Mmmm....I bet you had the place smelling pretty nice while you were cooking the wort. What style are you brewing?
I have no idea about home brewed beer, but I'm glad you have a project to keep yourself occupied. I'm a card maker and I love solitude, I can imagine how awesome it must be to up there on the top of the mountain surrounded by all that beautiful snow.


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JR Smith Waived By Cleveland Cavaliers, Unsure About His Future In NBA
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JR Smith Claims That He Knew Game 1 Was Tied During His Wild Fourth Quarter Gaffe
Multiple reports have confirmed that veteran guard JR Smith has been waived by the Cleveland Cavaliers. The 33-year-old thanks the Cleveland fanbase, saying "that's one of the more stress relievers is being able to feel wanted, even if it's not by the organization, it's the city," Smith said, according to NBA.com. "That's bigger to me than anything. The people who spent their hard-earned money to come cheer for you, root for you."
The Cavs have been looking to get rid of Smith since last November, but failing to find a deal to cut his $15.6 million contract, according to Brian Windhorst of ESPN. He played just 11 games for the franchise last season after he agreed to leave the team to wait for an offer from another team, or eventually be waived.
"I live a good life," Smith said, according to NBA.com. "There's no reason for me to be stressed or be dissatisfied. I've got four amazing kids. I went through one of the toughest parts of my life with my (premature) daughter. This is easy. This is a cakewalk. Just stay in shape and stay ready to play basketball when I'm called. If I'm not called, I still get to be home with my family."
The 15-year veteran guard has been to multiple league finals, and could prove to be an asset for a championship-contending team going forward. According to ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski, Smith is not a target for the Los Angeles Lakers and his former teammate LeBron James.
It's unknown where Smith will travel to next. Although he's 33, he has a career three-point percentage of 37 percent, and has experience in deep playoff runs. He also could be paid just a few million for a short-term deal. According to 12Up, Smith has a list of teams that are interested in him, such as the Milwaukee Bucks, Miami Heat, Houston Rockets and the Philadelphia 76ers.


A pretty long time ago, I visited a very nice yarnshop in my neighboorhood, which I didn't even now it existed. In the meantime I often visit Haakmaaraanbijsas (which means something like hook up with Sas, which is the name of the owner).
Sas is also the wholesale point for Bobbiny yarn, which I love when I see projects made form this. Bobbiny is made from 100% recycled oeko-tex cotton and it very suitable for home decoration. In her shop she has a large variety of different colors and thicknes.
Back home I started the search for a nice pattern and came across a gorgeous one from Lillabjorncrochet. Pattern can be found on Ravelry: Andromeda Mandala rug.
I think it has turned out very well, although my hands are hurting each time I've crocheted with this yarn. It is hard work!


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Since you input your wall temperature as a profile, you can directly evaluate the wall heat flux and wall heat transfer coefficient. Remember that the calculation of heat transfer coefficient will depend on the reference temperature you define.


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Oct 26, 2021, 2:22 PM | Article By: Sulayman Waan
Members of Cancer Confrontation Care and Consolation, a group of health officials that offer free cancer treatment at the Edward Francis Small Teaching Hospital (EFSTH) on Friday inaugurated C3G free cancer lab worth about three million dalasi at a ceremony held in Banjul.
The C3G project is being funded by the Japanese government through Japanese Grant Assistance for Grass Roots Human Security Project. The free cancer lab contains sophisticated medical apparatus including fully automated haematology machine; fully automated biochemistry machine; fully automated immunochemistry machine; 8 coagulation machines for treatment of early cervical cancer and a generator meant to support the functioning of the machine during power outages.
The lab aims to ensure successful treatment of cancer patients in the country.
In his inaugural statement, Dr. Bubacarr Jah, head of the C3G at the EFSTH, said the machines would go a long way in helping the management of cancer patients efficiently.
The acquisition of the machines, he added, is just one step towards acquiring �our goals�, adding that those machines need a constant supply of consumable sustainable services.�
�These reagents are very expensive and we know the government has other priorities with the little resources hence our plan is for the laboratory to be run by C3G to ensure sustainability and uninterrupted services.�
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Arai Tatsuo, ambassador of Japan to The Gambia, expressed delight for the smooth completion of the C3G project. He said the C3G lab will have a great impact on diagnosis and treatment of cancer patients in the country.
�Cancer cases which occur in low income countries tend to be exacerbated by lack of awareness and preventive strategies. The timely diagnosis is essential for limiting the effects of the disease on patients,� he said.
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Murdoch resignations don't herald a Wapping sell-off... not yet anyway
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Sun 22 Jul 2012 04.40 EDT First published on Sun 22 Jul 2012 04.40 EDT
Rupert Murdoch's resignation from his News International (NI) directorships was bound to fuel speculation about his intentions.
As the Reuters report puts it: the news is "likely to reignite speculation" that Murdoch's main US company, News Corporation, is preparing to sell off The Times, Sunday Times and The Sun in the wake of the phone hacking scandal.
The revelation of the resignations also prompted the New York Times to note that "there has been mounting speculation among corporate analysts that he would seek to sell the newspapers once dozens of impending lawsuits stemming from the phone-hacking have been concluded."
So let's start with the official version (via Tom Mockridge, NI's chief executive): it's "corporate housecleaning". By quitting the boards of the NI Group and Times Newspapers Holdings Murdoch is preparing for "the upcoming restructure" of News Corporation into two companies. He remains "fully committed" to the UK papers.
One point in that version's favour: Murdoch has also resigned from more than a dozen other News Corp boards in the US, India and Australia. So it's not a UK-only matter.
Unofficial versions: he is symbolically distancing himself from his Fleet Street empire (Financial Times); it's part of the "slow fade" of Rupert and his son, James, from the UK and will be "complete and permanent" (analyst Claire Enders, quoted in the Sunday Telegraph and in The Observer and in the Mail on Sunday). He is deserting his loyal staff who "will smell betrayal in their nostrils this weekend" (Labour MP Tom Watson quoted in the Independent on Sunday).
It is "no surprise" because the phone-hacking scandal has created "a nightmare". Nevertheless, it "is plainly significant" (media commentator Steve Hewlett, quoted by Robert Peston on the BBC site).
For good measure, Peston (quoting "our correspondent") adds: "I am not sure that his departure from these boards tell us anything much about how long he will remain chairman of their parent and therefore associated with them."
I tend to agree with Peston on that. While I remain convinced that News Corp will, one day, jettison its Wapping-based titles, I don't think that's about to happen soon.
Directors seek to mollify upset shareholders
Of much more significance is the potential rebellion by investors against Murdoch's leadership of News Corp. The 81-year-old mogul is facing pressure to resign as chairman at the company's annual general meeting in October.
Last week it was revealed that 18 major shareholders have signed a letter calling for Murdoch to step down. And The Independent reported that the situation was worrying enough to prompt two non-executive directors – Rod Eddington and Andrew Knight - to hold discussions in order to mollify one of the most powerful of those shareholders, the Local Authority Pension Fund Forum (LAPFF).
The letter was also signed by other mainstream British investors, such as Aviva and Legal & General.
In addition, a trio of investors are pursuing a legal action against Murdoch in the United States for his allegedly "lax oversight" of the company.
In the unlikely event that the shareholder rebellion succeeds, it could well lead to the disposal of News International. Otherwise, I can't see that the resignations are really that significant.
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His resignations may be described as internal housekeeping but there is no likely family successor at News International
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Cooking at home is healthier than eating out at restaurants – because restaurants add large amounts of butter, salt, and oils to your food to make it taste better. Grilling at home using simple rubs and marinades can be healthy and delicious!


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Waubonsee Community College is a fully accredited community college with an enrollment of more than 10,000 students a semester. The college is 40 miles west of Chicago, Illinois in one of the fastest growing collar counties on a beautiful 243-acre campus with state-of-the-art facilities and technologies. Waubonsee provides outstanding service to its students and district residents through demonstration of its core values-quality, service, value, innovation and accessibility.
Waubonsee Community College serves 7,564 students (30% of students are full-time).
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A business that started in a university dormitory and then explodes far beyond its narrow walls — is not that the American dream? Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg forfeited finishing his Ivy League education so he could connect friends, archive their photos and let them share life events with the world.
The business of Facebook is thriving. Bring on the initial public offering. Oh yes, dual-class structure shares; everyone is equal but some are more equal than others.
Wait, that is not the American dream. Does not everyone in the US have rights, with checks and balances to hold people to account? Who is it that holds Mr Zuckerberg to account?
As an investor, the California State Teachers' Retirement System provides capital. In exchange we have privileges, such as the right to elect directors that represent our interests, and this includes holding management to account.
Calstrs, with a portfolio of more than $220bn, 54 per cent of which is passively indexed, expects that when a company turns from being a private enterprise to one that is publicly traded, its governance should evolve in line with its status.
Calstrs endorses the principle of "one share, one vote" — that every share of a public company's common stock should have equal voting rights.
We own a small part of most companies in the market. We focus, therefore, on governance issues that affect the capital invested on behalf of our 933,000 members.
It has been six years since Facebook went public. For Calstrs, it has grown from a small private equity investment to a top 10 portfolio company. The dream that began in a dorm room is now one the largest companies by market capitalisation and one of America's most influential entities.
Facebook has grown at an unbelievable pace. The capital structure has changed and it is time for its governance to catch up.
Cornell University research shows that as companies move further from their IPO date, there is a decline in the value added by a dual-class structure. The authors suggest that best practice in corporate governance, such as moving from dual-class to single-class, should mature too.
The study reveals that as groups with dual-class structures age, they experience a 7-9 per cent larger decline in Tobin's q (the ratio of the market value of a company's assets divided by their replacement cost) against a 6-7 per cent higher valuation when they are new to the public market.
The Securities and Exchange Commission has shown that three to six years after an IPO, perpetual dual-class stock trades at a substantial discount to dual-class stock with a sunset provision.
That's right, Facebook: it is time to get serious; it is time to act like an adult.
In February 2012, just three months before Facebook went public, Calstrs wrote to Mr Zuckerberg to ask him to diversify the all-male board to reflect its 60 per cent female user base. We also asked him to equalise the voting power of shares to represent investors' economic interests.
The response was tepid. Sheryl Sandberg joined the board — a woman but an insider. To date only one other woman, Susan Desmond-Hellmann, has been added. The company maintains its dual-class shares.
Research by the European Corporate Governance Institute backs up Cornell's view. It says: "Over time, this valuation premium tends to dissipate, whereas the difference between voting and equity stakes of the controlling shareholders of dual class firms (the 'wedge') tends to increase".
Shareholders such as Mr Zuckerberg (at last count, he owned 29.3 per cent of the shares) have enough control to repel activists, to isolate the board from problems and prevent shareholders' proxy proposals from being passed — especially those about executive compensation.
Why does Mr Zuckerberg need the entrenchment factor of a dual-class structure? Is it because he does not want governance to evolve with the rest of his company? If so, this American dream is now akin to a dictatorship.
It is time to end the dual-class. The Council of Institutional Investors, using an analysis of SEC filings, has listed 22 dual-class companies with time-based sunset provisions incorporated into their charters.
Calstrs believes Facebook should be there, too.


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'RM Child-Health': safeguarding the health of refugee and migrant children in Europe
https://www.unicef.org/eca/rm-child-health-safeguarding-health-refugee-and-migrant-children-europe
More than 1.3 million children have made their way to Europe since 2014, fleeing conflict, persecution and poverty in their own countries. They include at least 225,000 children travelling alone – most of them teenage boys – as well as 500,000 children under the age of five. In 2019 alone, almost 32,000 children (8,000 of them unaccompanied or separated) reached Europe via the Mediterranean after perilous journeys from Syria, Afghanistan, Iraq and many parts of Africa – journeys that have threatened their lives and their health. Many have come from countries with broken health systems, travelling for months (even years) with no access to health care and facing the constant risks of violence and exploitation along the way. Many girls and boys arriving in Europe have missed out on life-saving immunization and have experienced serious distress or even mental health problems. They may be carrying the physical and emotional scars of violence, including sexual abuse. The health of infants and mothers who are pregnant or breastfeeding has been put at risk by a lack of pre- and post-natal health services and of support for child nutrition. Two girls wash a pot in the common washing area of the Reception and Identification Centre in Moria, on the island of Lesvos, in Greece. Two girls wash a pot in the common washing area of the Reception and Identification Centre in Moria, on the island of Lesvos, in Greece. Child refugees and migrants also face an increased health risk as a result of crowded and unhygienic living conditions during their journeys and at their destinations. Even upon their arrival in Europe, refugee and migrant children and families often face continued barriers to their health care, such as cultural issues, bureaucracy, and a lack of information in their own language. Southern and South East European countries are at the heart of this challenge, struggling to meet the immediate needs of vulnerable refugee and migrant children. And now, an already serious problem is being exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic. Refugee checks on his son
Safeguarding the health of refugee and migrant children during COVID-19
https://www.unicef.org/eca/stories/safeguarding-health-refugee-and-migrant-children-during-covid-19
"When COVID arrived here, I thought: 'It's over, it will spread throughout the building'. I didn't think it was possible to avoid the spread of the outbreak. Instead, we have had very few cases and we owe this, above all, to the support we received from INTERSOS and UNICEF." Josehaly (Josy), a refugee living in Rome A field worker from Intersos fastens a mask for a young refugee girl in Rome. A field worker from Intersos fastens a mask for a young refugee girl in Rome. The 'RM Child-Health' initiative is funding work across five European countries to keep refugee and migrant children connected to health services. While the COVID-19 pandemic was not foreseen when the initiative was first launched, the strategic principles underpinning the 'RM Child-Health' initiative – flexibility, responsiveness to real needs, and building on what works – meant that UNICEF and partners could swing into action to safeguard the health and wellbeing of refugee and migrant children and overcome intensified and unprecedented challenges. Since the launch of the 27-month 'RM Child-Health' initiative in January 2020, activities were adapted quickly to address access to health services during the COVID-19 crisis in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Greece, Italy and Serbia. This €4.3 million initiative, co-funded by the European Union Directorate-General for Health and Food Safety, has shown refugee and migrant children and families how to protect themselves and others, and that they have every right to health care – even in a pandemic. The rapid escalation of the COVID-19 pandemic in Europe in 2020 exacerbated the already worrying state of health and wellbeing of the region's most vulnerable people, including refugee and migrant children, and has had a protracted impact on their access to health and other vital services. The situation has been particularly dire for refugees and migrants who are not in formal reception sites, and who are, therefore, harder to reach and monitor. Refugee and migrant families living in over-crowded conditions with limited access to sanitation are at high risk of infection. These communities have often had to face a 'double lockdown', confined to their settlements and camps and having little or no access to accurate information on protecting themselves and others. The additional pressures have been severe. UNICEF and its partners in Bulgaria have seen appeals for support double from 30 to 60 cases per day. Far more refugees and asylum-seekers have been in urgent need of financial and material support, having lost their incomes because of the pandemic. There have been increased requests for support to meet the cost of medical care for children, which is not covered by the state budget, and more requests for psychosocial support. This increase in demand has, of course, coincided with serious challenges for service delivery. Restrictions on movement have curtailed in-person services, and partners have had to adapt the way in which they connect with refugees and migrants. The pandemic has had a direct impact on the provision of group sessions to share health-related information, as well as on the timely identification of children and women suffering from or at risk of health-related issues. The impact on vital services for timely and quality maternal and child health care, psychosocial support, recreational and non-formal services, and on services to prevent and respond to gender-based violence (GBV) has been profound. In Bulgaria, UNICEF and its partners were able to take immediate measures with support from the 'RM Child-Health' initiative to alleviate the impact, including online awareness raising and information sessions and the use of different channels for communication, including social media. UNICEF's partners, the Council of Refugee Women in Bulgaria (CRWB) and the Mission Wings Foundation (MWF) adapted service delivery to allow both face-to-face interaction (while maintaining social distancing for safety) as well as assistance online and by telephone. Partners were able to continue to provide direct social services support while also delivering online consultations to refugees and migrants on cases of violence, as well as referral to specialized services. In Greece, the initiative supported the development of child-friendly information posters and stickers for refugee and migrant children and their families on critical preventive measures and on what to do and where to go if they experience any COVID-19 symptoms. In Italy, the initiative has supported outreach teams and community mobilization, providing refugee and migrant families with the information and resources they need to keep the pandemic at bay. In Rome, for example, health promoters from Intersos continued to work directly with refugee and migrant communities in informal settlements, not only to prevent infection but also to keep their spirits high, as one health promoter explained: "We have organized housing modules that are not only designed to keep the community safe, but also to stop loneliness overwhelming the people forced into isolation. The entire community has assisted people affected by the virus by cooking, washing clothes and offering all possible support, particularly to the children." UNICEF and its partners in Italy, as in other countries, have aimed to maintain continuity and unimpeded access to key services. Child protection, for example, has been mainstreamed into all project activities, and additional measures have been introduced, with a ramping up of activities to raise awareness and share information. UNICEF partners adapted quickly to the pandemic, with Médecins du Monde (MdM) activating a hotline number to provide remote counselling and psychological first aid (PFA). Centro Penc shifted to remote case management and individual psychological support, strengthening the capacity of cultural mediators to support GBV survivors, with UNICEF's support. Young people were consulted and engaged through UNICEF's online platform U-Report on the Move, with young U-reporters sharing information on the increased risks of GBV, as well as on available services. In Serbia, the initiative has supported UNICEF's efforts to improve the immunization process for refugee children and migrants by strengthening the assessment and monitoring process. As a result of such efforts, refugees and migrants have been included in the national COVID-19 Immunization Plan.
Strengthening the implementation of health policies
https://www.unicef.org/eca/stories/strengthening-implementation-health-policies
The initiative also promotes and supports multi-disciplinary approaches and teams to address the complex causes of health problems among refugee and migrant children – from trauma, anxiety and over-crowded conditions, to lack of hygiene facilities and immunization. As a result, support from the 'RM Child-health' initiative builds trust between refugee and migrant families and health providers. At the Centre for refugees and migrants near Bela Palanka in south-eastern Serbia, for example, the needs of refugee and migrant women have shaped the development of the Community Centre run by ADRA, with its Mother and Baby Corner for women with infants. Here, women can take part in language classes, sports activities and, crucially, in workshops about their own health and rights. " The most important thing is that all the advice from our doctor is in line with their economic circumstances and current living situation [in Reception centres]," explains social worker Andja Petrovic. "The advice is tailored to their life and I think they particularly like that, because they can see that their situation is acknowledged. Because when they go to a doctor [in other facilities], they get advice that they can't follow because they don't have the living conditions for it." Also in Serbia, funding from the 'RM Child-health Initiative' supports work by UNICEF and the Institute of Mental Health that looks beyond the provision of basic health care to assess the scale and nature of substance abuse among refugee and migrant communities. This cutting-edge field research will guide the development of materials and capacity building specifically for health and community workers who are in regular contact with young refugees and migrants, helping these workers to identify and tackle substance abuse by connecting children and youth to support services. As one researcher involved in the research commented: "Most of those children have spent several years without a home or any sense of stability. They can't make a single plan about the future since everything in their life is so uncertain. I can't begin to imagine how frightening that is." By building greater rapport between frontline workers and children, and by equipping those workers with the support, skills and resources they need, the 'RM Child-health' initiative is helping to transform health policies into health practice. This vital work has been particularly crucial in 2020, as frontline workers have had to confront – and adapt to – the greatest public health crisis in living memory: the COVID-19 pandemic. Logo This story is part of the Project 'Strengthening Refugee and Migrant Children's Health Status in Southern and South Eastern Europe', Co-funded by the Health Programme of the European Union (the 'RM Child-Health' initiative).It represents the views of the author only and is her sole responsibility; it cannot be considered to reflect the views of the European Commission and/or the Consumers, Health, Agriculture and Food Executive Agency or any other body of the European Union. The European Commission and the Agency do not accept any responsibility for use that may be made of the information it contains.


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The Wests Tigers have narrowly been defeated by the New Zealand Warriors in Round 4 of the Holden Cup competition on Saturday morning at Westpac Stadium.
Despite falling behind early, the visitors hit back to take the lead late in the game, but a third try to second-rower Michael Ki saw the hosts emerge with the two points.
Click here to hear what Coach Andrew Webster had to say after the match!
It was the Warriors who started much stronger of the two teams, with repeat sets giving them the chance to post points early — which they did through Ki.
The second-rower surged through the Wests Tigers' line close to the posts and planted it down to give the Warriors a 4-0 lead after three minutes.
Mason Lino converted to extend that lead to 6-0.
Before the visitors had even had a full set with the ball, the Warriors again extended their lead to 10-0 when Lino grubberted through for Ki.
The forward beat Sione Alofi to the ball to grab his second try of the morning — giving the hosts a 10-0 lead after just five minutes.
After that point, though, the possession flow began to sort itself out as the Wests Tigers NYC team began to work their way into the game.
As a result, the visitors hit back in the 21st minute when a smart inside ball from Salesi Funaki sent Sione Alofi through a hole in the defence close to the line.
He planted the ball down under the posts to give Mitch Moses a simple conversion.
That closed the gap to 10-6 with just under 20 minutes to play in the half.
Despite some strong attacking play soon after that, the Warriors defence was able to hold firm and the hosts soon extended their lead back to 10 points after Lafu Feagaiga touched down in the right hand corner. Lino nailed his second conversion of the day.
It appeared that that gap would remain at half-time, but the visitors had other ideas.
Strong ball handling from Moses, Funaki and Marion Seve sent Tom Satterthwaite away down the right wing and despite copping a high shot from fullback Brad Abbey coming across in cover, planted the ball down in the right corner.
Moses converted from the sideline to reduce the gap to 16-12 just before half-time, which is how the score would read at the main break at Westpac Stadium.
Coach Andrew Webster urged his team to muscle up in defence at half-time and the boys clearly heard his message — stopping the Warriors on their goal-line before a break by Lamar Liolevave put the visitors on the attack.
That set the platform for Manaia Cherrington to dart over from dummy half close to the posts and, following Moses' conversion, give the Wests Tigers the lead.
The Warriors would look to hit back soon after but some inspiration goal-line defence from the boys saw the visitors come up short after five consecutive sets inside their opponents' half. A penalty for obstruction allowed the visitors to finally get out of their own half and on the attack again but they couldn't turn it into points.
More defence was required throughout the second half from the Wests Tigers and this time, they couldn't hang on as Braxton Stanley scored in the corner.
Lino's conversion was wide, leaving the score at 20-18 the hosts' way.
The Wests Tigers would hit the lead once more in the 65th minute when a spectacular bat-back from Satterthwaite following a Moses kick saw Seve plant the ball down in the right corner in dramatic fashion for another try to his 2014 tally.
EXCLUSIVE: Click here to watch incredible footage of the miracle try here!
Moses nailed the sideline conversion to stretch the lead to 24-20.
The Warriors would hit back once more in the 71st minute when Ki grabbed his third try of the day after a perfectly-weighted Lino kick.
The simple conversion gave the hosts a 26-24 lead.
The visitors would threaten to steal it late through a sharp right-edge move involving Seve and Satterthwaite but the final pass went astray with the try-line begging.
That allowed the hosts to hang on to the two-point lead and the two competition points in what was an enthralling finish at a windy Westpac Stadium.


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Rehab Medicine at Hadassah: High Expectations and Life Restoring Results
Rehabilitation MedicineTrauma 24 January, 2015
"My dream is that every disabled patient in Israel will believe that Hadassah is the best place for them," relates Dr. Isabella Schwartz, head of the Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation at Hadassah Hospital-Mount Scopus.
Born in Siberia, where her parents had been transferred from Kiev as children during the second World War, Dr. Isabella Schwartz came to live in Israel after she received her medical education. She began her medical residency at the Hadassah Medical Center, specializing in rehabilitation. "Hadassah is where I began my professional work," she says, and "Hadassah became my second home."
For Dr. Schwartz, rehabilitation medicine is a journey. As she explains, the approach to patients is comprehensive and holistic. The rehabilitation multidisciplinary team, comprised of rehabilitation physicians, nurses, physiotherapists, occupational therapists, speech therapists, psychologists, social workers, and a dietician, addresses all aspects of the patients' needs—from the physical to the psychological to the social. The patient, the staff, and the patient's family form a network, Dr. Schwartz explains. And they become a family.
By the same token, Dr. Schwartz notes that rehabilitation research "is always personal."
The rehabilitation team investigates what specific interventions would be best to restore an individual patient's mobility, as well as social and cognitive functioning. For example, she reports, the staff followed up with victims of terror and individuals who suffered traumatic injuries as a result of car accidents and the like. Their research revealed that victims of terror needed to be in treatment longer; they had more complications and more often experienced secondary effects—both physical and psychological. Consequently, the terror victims required follow-up for a longer time period.
One patient that Dr. Schwartz remembers vividly is a teenage terror victim. The young woman's legs were terribly lacerated, with metal fragments lodged within them. She also suffered from multiple bone fractures. The teen endured more than 10 surgeries. "Hadassah's orthopedic and vascular surgeons saved her life," Dr. Schwartz reports. When she arrived in the rehabilitation unit, however, she was totally distraught. Her spirit, Dr. Schwartz notes, was destroyed. In the beginning, she could not move her legs. But, slowly, she progressed—despite developing post-traumatic stress syndrome. Eventually, she returned to school and got her master's degree. She also got married. "Every year," Dr. Schwartz reports, "she comes to Hadassah to thank us."
Hadassah's successes "have an impact on terror victims around the world," says Dr. Schwartz, "because we publish our findings."
The rehabilitation department also analyzes the impact of robotic gait devices on patients who are struggling to walk. The team has found, for example, that the Lokomat (a robotic system which includes a harness, a specialized treadmill, and a mechanical system that moves the patient's legs), in combination with traditional physical therapy, has helped patients who have severe difficulty walking independently. Stroke victims, individuals with multiple sclerosis, and those with spinal cord injuries, who were not able to walk at all before treatment, can now walk by themselves.
One young woman who has benefited from the gait laboratory was a victim of a brain hemorrhage. When she was transferred into the rehabilitation unit, she could neither move nor communicate, except with her husband through small gestures or eye movements. With the help of Hadassah's rehabilitation team, one year later she was able to speak. Her walking ability, however, was still very limited. Following many assessments and treatments, including injections to reduce spasticity and the use of an orthodic brace to help her put weight on her leg, she was still unable to walk by herself. She then received further evaluation in the department's gait laboratory. It was decided that she needed another surgery to correct her tendons and muscles to enable her to put sufficient weight on her legs. She is now walking independently!
Dr. Schwartz' dream is to create specific programs for each chronically disabled population, such as those with cerebral palsy. Her goal is to be able to assess their needs and create personal plans to restore their abilities. To date, Hadassah has developed three such programs—a center for post-polio patients, a center for multiple sclerosis patient rehabilitation, and the gait laboratory. "With the help of Hadassah's donors," she notes, "I believe we can help all disabled people in Israel."
Currently, the rehabilitation department cares for 450 inpatients annually and 100 patients every week in its day care program. "Rehabilitation medicine is unique," Dr. Schwartz comments. "It is more than medicine."


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Chairman Paul Cassidy and his family, who currently own 51% of Casdon is offering to by the shares of other stakeholders at 55p per share.
Funding support for the move has been provided by The Royal Bank of Scotland's Corporate Transactions team through a revolving credit facilty and directly from Cassidy.