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All things considered, Connecticut is doing a bang-up job of addressing homelessness compared to the vast majority of our peers. A comprehensive analysis, including a state-by-state report card, was just released to Congress by the US Interagency Council on Homelessness.
When all these factors are taken as a whole, only Delaware and Iowa are in our league.
Some states, like Massachusetts, have done a great job of providing shelter (95% of their homeless are housed), but their per capita rate of homelessness is twice our rate and growing.
New York is another state where housing for the homeless is very high, yet their per capita rate of homelessness is 45 people in every 10,000; and more than 89,000 of their citizens are without a permanent home and on the rise.
On the flip side, Arkansas' homeless headcount and per capita rate has us beat, but only one half of their homeless people have shelter. The same is true in Mississippi.
So what's working so well in Connecticut? "The state is bucking the trend because of significant state investment in coordinated access to housing," says Ann Faust, executive director, Coalition on Housing and Homelessness, based in Middletown. She also points to the state's mix of housing solutions … like permanent supportive housing for the chronically homeless, emergency resources to quickly get people rehoused, as well the development of new affordable housing units … as contributing to our success.
While much has been accomplished in the state, Faust notes that youth homelessness is increasing. Good news, though. The state has now set its sights on addressing and remediating youth and family homelessness by 2020.


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The Neuroscience Graduate Interdisciplinary Program is mandated to foster activities and communication among neuroscientists throughout the University and to offer graduate degrees in Neuroscience. The structure and organization of the programs conform to the guidelines for Graduate Interdisciplinary Programs. Graduate Interdisciplinary Programs (GIDPs) report to the Dean of the Graduate College through the Faculty Director of GIDPs.
The Neuroscience GIDP comprises faculty members from many departments throughout the University who are principally or exclusively engaged in research and teaching in the field of neuroscience. Leading the affairs of the program is an Executive Committee, which is chaired by the Chairperson of the Neuroscience GIDP and includes several other faculty members and a representative of the graduate students in the Program in Neuroscience.
II. Faculty of the Graduate Program in Neuroscience
The GIDP in Neuroscience recognizes a distinction between a broad-based community of neuroscience researchers with overlapping interests who benefit from campus-wide program activities ("Affiliated Faculty"), and the specific roles of UA faculty who run this GIDP and mentor its students ("Core GIDP Faculty"). Both membership types, but especially the GIDP Faculty category, have specific criteria and expectations, and these are enforced through a periodic review mechanism.
1. Core Neuroscience GIDP Faculty
Graduate Interdisciplinary Program faculty members are proposed for appointment to the Faculty Director of Graduate Interdisciplinary Programs by the Executive Committee, based on established criteria in Program Bylaws.
1.a. Criteria for membership. To become a member of the Core Neuroscience GIDP faculty, the following criteria must be met:
1.a.i. Appointment to tenure-track, tenured, or tenure-equivalent faculty position at the University of Arizona.
1.a.ii. Have an active research program in neuroscience, broadly defined.
1.a.iii. Written request to the program Chair, indicating willingness to participate in GIDP activities including recruiting, teaching, and GIDP committee work; and the existence of an active research program through which to supervise and mentor doctoral students (e.g., offer lab rotations and serve as major advisor).
1.a.iv. Research seminar presentation to Neuroscience community.
1.a.v. Positive vote of Neuroscience GIDP faculty.
1.a.vi. Meet expectations of membership (see section 1.c. below).
1.b. Benefits of membership. Core Neuroscience GIDP faculty will benefit in the following ways:
1.b.i. Listing on the Neuroscience GIDP website, research description, and link to homepage.
1.b.ii. Eligible to serve as major advisor for Neuroscience GIDP student.
1.b.iii. Eligible to vote on GIDP curriculum and policies.
1.b.iv. Eligible to serve on Executive Committee.
1.b.v. All other benefits of a Neuroscience affiliation (see section 2.b. below).
1.c. Expectations of membership.
1.c.i. All Neuroscience GIDP faculty are expected to engage in ongoing active research in neuroscience.
1.c.ii. In addition, Program Faculty are expected to play substantive roles in the educational and research training mission of the Neuroscience Program, including participation in recruiting, mentoring, and teaching. High priority should be given to attendance at the weekly Neuroscience Colloquium events (currently scheduled on Tuesday afternoons), which include Neuroscience DataBlitz, student research seminars, invited seminar speakers, and journal club presentations. Faculty are requested to present their research at Neuroscience DataBlitz approximately once every two years. Other examples include participation on preliminary exam and thesis committees; willingness and ability to host graduate students for rotations and thesis research; participation in neuroscience courses (teaching, curriculum development); service on standing committees (Executive Committee, Seminar Committee, Admissions & Recruiting Committee); serving as Graduate Advisor; participation in recruitment activities (e.g., interviewing, presentation to candidates, attendance at social events); hosting Neuroscience seminar speaker; participation in annual Brain Awareness Week activities; attending the annual Neuroscience Faculty meeting; other ad hoc Neuroscience GIDP events.
1.c.iii. Annual membership renewal will be based on submission of a completed "Annual Report" that details participation in Neuroscience GIDP activities.
1.d. Review of membership. The EC will be responsible for review of Neuroscience GIDP Faculty membership.
1.d.i. Approximately one-third of the faculty will be reviewed each year.
1.d.ii. Each member will be reviewed every 3 years, based on a 3-year window of activity.
1.d.iii. If participation criteria are no longer met, or if the member is no longer able or willing to take graduate students, membership will be reclassified at the "Affiliate member" level (see section 2 below).
2. Affiliated Faculty
2.a. Criteria for membership. To become Affiliated Faculty of the program, the following criteria must be met:
2.a.i. Faculty-level appointment at UA, or at another nearby university, or at some other research facility.* This would include research faculty, instructors, and other non-tenure-track faculty.
2.a.ii. Strong interest in neuroscience research.
2.a.iii. Written request to the Chair explaining reasons for interest in membership.
2.a.iv. Positive vote of Executive Committee.
2.b. Benefits of membership. Affiliated Faculty will benefit in the following ways:
2.b.i. Listing on the Neuroscience website, brief research description, and link to homepage.
2.b.ii. Invitation to attend academic, community-outreach, and social activities.
2.b.iii. Eligible to nominate and host Neuroscience seminar speakers.
2.b.iv. Eligible to serve on Neuroscience graduate student advisory committees (but not as major advisor).
2.b.v. May be eligible to host Neuroscience GIDP students for lab rotations (students should confer with the Neuroscience Graduate Advisor in advance regarding the specifics of the research project to be carried out during the rotation).
2.b.vi. Affiliated Faculty may request transition to Neuroscience GIDP Faculty status if they are willing and able to meet those criteria (see section 1.a. above).
2.c.i. Continued interest in neuroscience research.
2.c.ii. Periodically provide information about current neuroscience research activities for Neuroscience membership database.
III. Executive Committee of the Graduate Program in Neuroscience
The Executive Committee (EC) is charged with administration of the Neuroscience GIDP. The EC comprises at least seven members of the Neuroscience GIDP faculty, including the chairperson, the PI of the training grant, and one graduate student majoring in Neuroscience. Members of the EC should broadly represent the research interests of the GIDP faculty. The chairperson of the Neuroscience GIDP chairs the EC. The chairperson is elected by the Executive Committee and appointed by the Dean of the Graduate College to a five-year term. The chairperson may stand for re-election.
With the exceptions noted below, EC faculty members are elected by the Neuroscience GIDP faculty and appointed by the Faculty Director of GIDPs to renewable three-year terms. The PI of the training grant is selected and appointed by the EC. The student representative is elected by the students of the Neuroscience GIDP and appointed to a one-year term by the EC. The faculty chairpersons of the GIDP's two main standing committees, the Graduate Student Admissions and Recruitment Committee (GSARC) and the Graduate Student Advisory and Progress Committee (GSAPC), may be elected members of the EC or other Neuroscience GIDP faculty; if they are not elected members, they will be appointed to EC membership for the period of their service as committee chairpersons throughout their tenure. A representative to GIDPAC will be a member of the Neuroscience EC and be determined by a majority vote of the Executive Committee. The term will be three years beginning on July 1 and ending on June 30.
In the event of the Program Chair taking a sabbatical or resigning, an interim chair will be appointed by the EC. The interim chair will serve a term of no more than one year while the chair is on sabbatical, or while preparations are made for the selection of a new chair.
1. The Executive Committee:
a. develops and implements policies and procedures for the operation of the Program in Neuroscience and for associated teaching and research programs of the Neuroscience community;
b. evaluates nominations and applications for membership in the Neuroscience GIDP and reviews faculty appointments periodically;
c. appoints GIDP faculty members to serve on the standing committees;
d. acts on recommendations from the Graduate Student Admissions and Recruitment Committee regarding applications from prospective students;
e. acts on recommendations of the Graduate Student Advisory and Progress Committee regarding academic counsel to new students and evaluations of students at various stages of progress through the Program;
f. plans future developments in the area of neuroscience in the University;
g. ensures that regular reviews of the Program in Neuroscience, consistent with requirements of the Arizona Board of Regents, are carried out;
h. facilitates interaction and communication within the program and with interested parties in the University (such as the deans and the heads of related academic units);
i. seeks funding in support of the Program in Neuroscience; and
j. nominates GIDP faculty members for EC membership to ensure continuity over time.
The EC meets at least once each semester, and additional meetings are scheduled as needs arise. Decisions of the EC are made on the basis of majority votes; for this purpose, a quorum is a simple majority of the members of the EC, including the student member.
2. The Chairperson of the Executive Committee (and of its Program in Neuroscience):
a. with the assistance of the graduate coordinator of the GIDP, administers the Program in Neuroscience and the other activities of the EC;
b. convenes and chairs meetings of the EC;
c. acts on behalf of the Neuroscience GIDP to implement certain policies of the Program in Neuroscience (e.g. to sign requests to schedule examinations);
d. serves as representative of the Program to the University Administration, granting agencies, prospective students, etc.; and
e. prepares and submits an annual report of activities and accomplishments of the the Program in Neuroscience according to University regulations.
The Program's graduate coordinator works closely with the Chairperson of the EC as well as the students, faculty, EC and standing committees to ensure timely fulfillment of the policies of the UA and the Program in Neuroscience, as well as the flow of information among all concerned.
IV. Meetings of the Faculty Members of the Neuroscience GIDP
A general meeting of the faculty members of the GIDP is called at least once per year, early in the fall semester. A second general meeting may also take place early in the winter/spring semester. Other meetings may he held by the EC as needs arise.
V. Standing Committees of the Graduate Program in Neuroscience
In addition to the EC, two standing committees carry important responsibilities for the operation and welfare of the Neuroscience GIDP.
1. Graduate Student Admissions and Recruitment Committee (GSARC)
The GSARC comprises at least four members of the Neuroscience GIDP faculty, one of whom serves as Chairperson. The Committee members and chairperson are appointed for renewable three-year terms by the EC. The GSARC is responsible for evaluating applications from prospective graduate students for admission to the Program in Neuroscience, organizing the campus visits of finalists, recommending students to the EC for admission to the Program, and coordinating efforts to recruit admitted students. The GSARC also advises the EC with respect to publicizing the Program.
2. Graduate Student Advisory and Progress Committee (GSAPC)
The GSAPC comprises at least two members of the of the Neuroscience GIDP faculty, one of whom serves as Chairperson. The Committee members and chairperson are appointed for renewable three-year terms by the EC. The GSAPC is responsible for advising students in the Program in Neuroscience in their first year of study, helping each student select a dissertation advisor and individual dissertation committee, monitoring the progress of more advanced students through annual review of student records and reports of individual advisory committees, making recommendations about student advancement, probation, or termination to the EC, and advising the EC regarding Program policies and procedures as well as revisions of the Program Handbook.
Other standing committees may be established as the EC sees fit.
VI. Changes to these Bylaws
Changes to the Bylaws of the Neuroscience GIDP may be proposed to the EC by any members of the Neuroscience GIDP and require approval by two-thirds of the full membership of the EC.
*For example, this could include full-time clinicians, researchers at Muscular Dystrophy Association or local biotechnology companies. It could also include Arizona State University faculty and research scientists at TGen (Translational Genomics Research Institute) or Barrow Neurological Institute.

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Sverd i fjell (en español: Espadas en la montaña) es un monumento conmemorativo ubicado en  el fiordo Hafrsfjord, a las afueras de la ciudad noruega de Stavanger.

El monumento fue creado por el escultor Fritz Røed de Bryne e inaugurado por el rey Olaf V de Noruega en 1983. La tres espadas miden 10 metros de alto y están incrustadas en la roca de un cerro pequeño contiguo al fiordo. Conmemoran la histórica Batalla de Hafrsfjord que tuvo lugar allí en el año 872, cuándo el rey Harald Fairhair reunió toda Noruega bajo su corona.

La espada más grande representa al victorioso Harald, y las dos espadas más pequeñas representan a los reyes vencidos. El monumento también representa la paz, ya que las espadas están incrustadas en roca sólida, de dónde nunca pueden ser retiradas.

Enlaces externos
 (En español) www.visitnorway.com

Esculturas de Noruega
Monumentos de Noruega
Stavanger
Arquitectura de Noruega del siglo XX
Arquitectura de 1982
Esculturas de 1982
Noruega en 1982

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Martin Feinberg, Culver City Realtor, understands how important communication is in today's world. It helps us stay close to friends and family and also conduct business with greater efficiency. For thousands of people on Monday though, those benefits were not available due to an AT&T software glitch that caused a nationwide outage for business voice customers.
Culver City, including all Culver City Real Estate, was also affected. Some residents complained of problems with Internet and television access and wireless services, along with basic cellphone connection issues.
The company attributed the outages to a software issue but did not elaborate. Neither did it state how widely it affected AT&T customers in southern California.
Cedars-Sinai Medical Center was one business that was affected by the problem. The hospital contacted clients and others on Monday morning to let them know that landlines were "not receiving calls from the outside." Later it stated on Twitter that hospital phones were down "due to a nationwide AT&T outage." At 11:09 the hospital issued another Tweet saying that it was not receiving incoming calls.
Service appears to have been fully restored to most areas by Monday afternoon. Martin Feinberg, Realtor, hopes that the disruption did not cause too many problems for those who were affected.


Each of the four generations currently in the workforce — Traditionalists, Baby Boomers, Gen Xers and Millennials — have distinct technology preferences. You know this. But, when it comes to benefits communication and enrollment, generational differences and technology factors may reduce employee satisfaction.
What to do? The first step is understanding generational differences. The second step is taking action and making adjustments that fit your organization's needs.
Know your employees. Encourage generational bridge-building that addresses employees pain points and company goals. Take inventory of employees' digital skills and plan accordingly.
Offer multiple enrollment options. Consider using HR platforms with responsive design capabilities that make signup possible on each generation's preferred electronic device.
Communicate throughout the year. Don't just talk about benefits right before annual enrollment deadlines, use modern — and brief — formats like blogs and videos to improve the effectiveness of your communications.
Break it down. Take unfamiliar or complex health coverage terms and distill them into simple concepts and equations so that employees know what they're paying for and why.


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Dems bypass second place finisher, choose Gannon to oppose O'Connor
By State House News Service | September 13, 2016, 6:30 EDT
Printed from: https://newbostonpost.com/2016/09/13/dems-bypass-second-place-finisher-choose-gannon-to-oppose-oconnor/
STATE HOUSE — Former state Rep. Paul Gannon, who now lives in Hingham after representing South Boston in the early 1990s, will run against incumbent Republican Sen. Patrick O'Connor this November after the state Democratic Party chose him to be the party's new nominee.
A special executive committee met Sunday night to choose a replacement for Joan Meschino, who declined the Senate nomination after winning last Thursday's primary because she has chosen to focus instead on a race for an open House seat.
The ad-hoc committee of local state committee members and Democratic town committee chairs met in Cohasset to discuss the nomination with potential candidates, and chose Gannon over the candidate who finished second in the primary – Brian Cook of Duxbury. Party officials were unable to identify committee members' names on Monday.
Both Gannon and Cook made their pitches to the group of local Democrats representing a district that includes Duxbury, Hingham, Hull, Marshfield, Norwell, Scituate, Cohasset and Weymouth.
The committee recommended Gannon, who mounted a late primary write-in campaign for the Plymouth and Norfolk District seat after running on the ballot in a special election for the same seat earlier this year.
"Candidates met with the committee for over an hour discussing their campaigns and visions for the seat, after which the committee met to deliberate and make a recommendation to the Chairman. The recommendation to the Chairman was that Paul Gannon be the Democratic nominee. The Chairman has made the decision to follow the committee's recommendation and will appoint Paul Gannon as the Democratic nominee for the November election," Democratic Party Executive Director Jay Cincotti said in a statement.
Gannon, who served in the House from 1991 to 1995, lost to Meschino in a special election primary this spring to compete in the general election to replace Weymouth Mayor Robert Hedlund in the Senate. The seat was ultimately won by O'Connor.
Meschino initially sought a rematch against O'Connor this fall, but switched gears to focus on former Rep. Garrett Bradley's Third Plymouth District seat after Bradley resigned his office. Meschino won a write-in campaign in the Democratic primary for Bradley's seat, but also won the Senate nomination after her name still appeared on the ballot along with Cook.
Gannon currently serves on the Hingham Board of Selectmen.
The Massachusetts Republican Party criticized the process used by Democrats to replace a candidate who declined the nomination by choosing someone who didn't even run in the race.
"Coming from the Party that views backroom deals as standard procedure, it's not surprising that a group of Democrat insiders chose to defy the will of the voters and hand-pick Paul Gannon as their nominee. Voters will see through this political ploy because they know that Sen. O'Connor is the only candidate who cares about earning their support," MassGOP spokesman Terry MacCormack said in a statement.
Cincotti said the choice of Gannon over Cook was made by people closest to the electorate in the district.
"I would say that Chairman (Thomas) McGee wanted to make sure that this process was really led by people in these communities to choose who would be their nominee. The committee took this responsibility seriously and the candidate that was chosen is the one the folks closest to it feel will best represent the district in the Senate," Cincotti told the News Service.
Meschino won last Thursday's Democratic primary with 3,765 votes to Cook's 2,556, according to unofficial results.
Gannon won almost as many votes as Cook – 2,337 – in the spring special election primary in which he finished behind Meschino.
On Aug. 11, Gannon announced plans to pursue a write-in campaign for the Senate seat after Meschino turned her focus to the House, saying his previous campaign gave him the experience and organization necessary to win.
The News Service checked in with local clerks and the unofficial results from last Thursday's primary show Gannon finished a distant third behind Cook, 2,556 to 148.
Cook took his hometown of Duxbury with 344 votes to Meschino's 218, while Gannon received two write-in votes and Bill Clinton got one.
Gannon performed strongest in Hingham – with 111 votes, he was still 364 behind second-place Cook.
Gannon also garnered 16 write-in votes in Scituate and two in Cohasset. Cook received 222 in Scituate and 142 in Cohasset.
Voters in the Weymouth Democratic primary gave Gannon 11 votes, gave 15 to incumbent Republican Patrick O'Connor, and 538 to Cook.
In Hull, Gannon had six votes, while Stephen Burm – actually running a write-in campaign for the House – received 12 write-ins for Senate. Cook got 272 votes in that town.
The Norwell town clerk's office was not able to identify on Monday who received their six write-ins.
Voters in Marshfield chose only between Meschino and Cook, with not a single write-in vote cast, the town clerk's office told the New Service. Cook was competitive in Marshfield where he fell just 54 votes behind Meschino.
Cook did not respond to requests for comment.
— Written by Matt Murphy, Sam Doran, and Michael Norton
Copyright State House News Service


'I thought that Hazard was one of the best players in Europe. But now I change my mind because maybe he is the best,' said Sarri of the man crowned the second-best player at the World Cup this summer.
'Hazard can improve more. I think he can spend less energy than now at 50 or 60 metres from the opposition goal,' added the former Napoli boss.
'I told him... for me you can score 40 goals but you have to spend less energy. You have to play in the last 25 metres.' And Hazard hailed the freedom Sarri's set-up has offered him to get forward and try to improve on his best ever tally of 19 goals for a season in English football.
'(He) just wants us to play and to find space between the lines so then Jorginho, Mateo Kovacic, Cesc Fabregas can find us,' said Hazard.
'My target is to be the best team in England, but not in one month. Maybe one season, maybe a little more but our target is this.
'At the moment, for me, in my opinion, Liverpool and Manchester City are better than us.' The feeling of being outclassed is one Cardiff may become accustomed to, having failed to significantly strengthen over the summer on their return to the top flight.
'We have got to learn quickly because these top teams punish you,' said Warnock. Cardiff couldn't have asked for a better start when a well-worked Joe Ralls free-kick was headed across goal by Sean Morrison and bundled in at the back post by Bamba.


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Q: Calculate increase/decrease between object key pair values I have an object, populated with objects like this:
tblValArr = {
  2015: {
    jan: 32.75,
    feb: 58.65,
    mar: 13.28,
    apr: 35.78,
    may: 98.45,
    jun: 45.69,
    jul: 32.68,
    aug: 75.45,
    sep: 39.87,
    oct: 95.48,
    nov: 26.78,
    dec: 12.17
  },
  2016: {
    jan: 48.12,
    feb: 13.56,
    mar: 57.54,
    apr: 14.01,
    may: 45.84,
    jun: 84.12,
    jul: 78.68,
    aug: 18.10
    ...
    ...
    ...
    ...
  },
};

Now i want to calculate the increase/decrease in percent between each key value pair (month) between 2016-2015.
Note: The array can have more than just 2 years. But I only want to do the calculations between the two latest years added to the array.
So, the result im looking for would be a new object that looks something like:
newArrOfDiffs = {
    jan: 46.93%,
    feb: -76.87%,
    mar: ...,
    apr: ...,
    may: ...,
    jun: ...,
    jul: ...,
    aug: ...,
    sep: ...,
    oct: ...,
    nov: ...,
    dec: ...
  },

How do i achieve this?

A: You just have to run through your last year's object and then with the equation
(difference % previousYear) * 100 you can get your percentage.
toFixed function formats your result to 2 decimal places.
This solution gives you strings containing the % character.
If you want just the number remove + '%'
variable result holds your final object
let result = {}
let years = Object.keys(myObj);
let yearOne = years[years.length - 2]
let yearTwo = years[years.length - 1]
for(let month in myObj[yearTwo]){
  let monthOne = myObj[yearOne][month]
  let monthTwo = myObj[yearTwo][month]
  let difference = monthTwo - monthOne
  result[month] = ((difference / monthOne) * 100 ).toFixed(2) + '%'
}

A: You could get the keys (the years), convert them to Number and sort it by Number descending. Then use the first two items only for calculation.

var tblValArr = { 2015: { jan: 32.75, feb: 58.65, mar: 13.28, apr: 35.78, may: 98.45, jun: 45.69, jul: 32.68, aug: 75.45, sep: 39.87, oct: 95.48, nov: 26.78, dec: 12.17 }, 2016: { jan: 48.12, feb: 13.56, mar: 57.54, apr: 14.01, may: 45.84, jun: 84.12, jul: 78.68, aug: 18.10 } },
    newArrOfDiffs = {},
    keys = Object.keys(tblValArr).map(Number).sort(function (a, b) { return b - a; });

Object.keys(tblValArr[keys[0]]).forEach(function (k) {
    newArrOfDiffs[k] = ((tblValArr[keys[0]][k] / tblValArr[keys[1]][k] - 1) * 100).toFixed(2) + '%';
});

console.log(newArrOfDiffs);

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Drugs, cars and firearms seized during warrants across Melbourne
Police have arrested 10 people and seized drugs, vehicles and firearms this morning as part of an ongoing investigation into the activities of a number of people connected to Outlaw Motor Cycle Gangs.
Detectives from several units including the Trident Taskforce, Echo Taskforce, Drug Taskforce, Purana Taskforce, Caulfield Divisional Response Unit, Fawkner Divisional Response Unit and Dog Squad, along with assistance from Australian Border Force and the Australian Federal Police, executed the warrants from just before 7.40am.
The warrants were executed at 14 residential and commercial properties, as well as the Mongols OMCG club house.
Suburbs included Melbourne, Gowanbrae, Tullamarine, Fawkner, Hillside, Wollert, Greenvale, Docklands, Coburg, Werribee, Richmond, Port Melbourne and South Morang.
Police seized a range of drugs including what is believed to be cocaine, methylamphetamines, cannabis and ecstasy, steroids, a quantity of cash and two firearms.
Three luxury vehicles, including a Lamborghini, a Mercedes and a Land Rover, were also seized.
Ten people have been arrested, including:
•	A 35-year-old Melbourne man;
•	A 34-year-old Greenvale man;
•	A 32-year-old Werribee man;
•	A 27-year-old Docklands man;
•	A 29-year-old Fawkner man;
•	A 28-year-old Wollert man;
•	A 43-year-old Port Melbourne man;
•	A 46-year-old South Morang man;
•	A 29-year-old Melbourne woman; and
•	A 35-year-old Gowanbrae woman.
A number of other people from the addresses are also assisting police with enquiries.
The investigations remain ongoing.
Anyone with information about drug activity is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or submit a confidential crime report to www.crimestoppersvic.com.au
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Representatives of the Ministry of Culture saw Ruti performing at the Omar Khayyam club in Jaffa's old city and decided to send her to represent Israel in Denmark. Following her successful appearances at the Tivoli Gardens in Copenhagen with Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong and at the "Vice-Versa House", she was also sent to other countries.
Ruti has represented Israel with distinction in many foreign countries under the patronage of the Tourism and Foreign Ministries.
When she arrived in the Far East and following her performances at the Manila Peace Festival in the Philippines where she received the Key to the Capital from the Mayor, she was approached by Radio Hong Kong where she remained for a year and recorded a series of weekly programmes of folk songs during which she played and sang in many languages while accompanying each of the songs with an explanation in English.
Ruti has been singing and performing for many years in Israel and continues to write songs.
"יש לנו רק"
In 2008, in collaboration with three friends, Ruti Sifroni published "Negiot", an anthology of poems and prose.
The singer and songwriter Hanan Yovel composed music to one of her poems from the book and introduced her to Yair Shragai (the mythological producer and orchestrator of Shelomo Artzi, Hanan Yovel and Gary Eckstein albums) to work on her new song album.
Ruti Sifroni's first CD, "We Only Have" will be released soon, containing ten of her new songs plus an updated version of "Girl in a Red Dress" by Yair Shragai which transformed the song into a sort of Rock Opera with additional lyrics by Ruti.
The album received support from the Fund for the Encouragement of Musical Creators and their Works under the patronage of ACUM (Authors, Composers and Music Publishers Society).
Ruti Sifroni performs the songs from the new album in her latest show which includes selected readings from poems that she has written during recent years.


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Glasgow ferry service temporarily suspended due to high water (Local News ~ 09/15/08)
Missouri Department of Transportation officials announced Monday, Sept. 15, that the ferry service at Glasgow has been temporarily suspended due to high river levels flooding the west access area. As soon as the water recedes and the west access area is safe for motorists, the ferry will resume operation, according to a MoDOT news release...
Charges pending against Marshall man arrested Sunday for alleged asssault (Local News ~ 09/15/08)
A Marshall man was arrested Sunday evening, Sept. 14, in connection with a fight that took place earlier in the day. According to a report from Saline County Sheriff's Department, the victim of the assault was parked on County Road 105, waiting for a truck that was stuck in a ditch to be removed, when the suspect drove up and attacked him...
Traffic stop leads to drug arrest in Marshall Sunday (Local News ~ 09/15/08)
An 18-year-old Marshall man was arrested Sunday, Sept. 14, for possession of 35 grams or less of marijuana following a routine stop by a Saline County Sheriff's Department deputy. The deputy observed the man on the grounds of a local business at about 2:20 a.m. Sunday and stopped to see if he was having car trouble...
MMU official reports energy use down during mild summer months (Local News ~ 09/15/08)
By KATHY FAIRCHILD Staff writer At the Marshall Municipal Utilities Board of Public Works meeting Thursday, Sept. 11, General Manager Kyle Gibbs noted the mixed blessing of a "very, very mild summer," which brought energy use down 12 percent, but carried with it an accompanying reduction in revenue...
Marshall High School student collapses, dies/Coroner says congenital heart defect to blame (Local News ~ 09/15/08)
A 15-year-old Marshall High School student died Thursday, Sept. 11, after collapsing during sports practice at the school. Jessica Souder was pronounced dead at Fitzgibbon Hospital, according to Saline County Coroner Willie Harlow. Autopsy results indicate the cause of death was a heart defect.
No. 8 Tigers claw Marshall to shreds, 55-0 (High School Sports ~ 09/15/08)
The Smith-Cotton football team must have a punter, but Marshall never saw one. Other than a pair of first-half turnovers which prevented the Tigers from taking more than a four-touchdown lead into the break, there was no stopping the home team Friday during a 55-0 non-conference blowout...
Graceland no problem for No. 3 Vikings (College Sports ~ 09/15/08)
LAMONI, Iowa -- This time Paul Troth's fears proved unfounded. After being upset at home by Graceland a year ago, the head coach of the third-ranked Missouri Valley College football team was understandably concerned about the rematch. However, the Vikings eased his mind with a 48-15 blowout Heart of America Conference win Saturday at Lamoni, Iowa...
DAR urges residents to ring in Constitution Week celebration (Local News ~ 09/15/08)
Daughters of the American Revolution Member Betty Stone, left, and DAR Regent Elaine Osborn, right, look on as Marshall Mayor Connie Latimer signs a proclamation designating the week of Sept. 15 as Constitution Week. The proclamation identifies Sept. 17 as the 221st anniversary of the framing of the Constitution. DAR chapters nationwide are urging communities to get involved in the celebration by stepping outside and ringing a bell at 3 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 17...
Mamie Evelyn Counts (Obituary ~ 09/15/08)
Mamie Evelyn Counts was born in Nevada, Missouri, on May 26, 1921, to Elmor and Maude Williams Banks. She departed this life on September 14, 2008, at Mar-Saline Manor in Marshall, Missouri. Mamie married Sidney James Counts in 1942 and after the war they moved to Marshall where they established Counts Produce, which they ran for over 30 years. Sidney and Mamie were married for 55 years and had three children before his death in 1996...
Jessica Nicole Souder (Obituary ~ 09/15/08)
Jessica Nicole Souder, 15, of Marshall, died Thursday, Sept. 11, 2008, at Fitzgibbon Hospital in Marshall. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 16, 2008, at First Baptist Church in Marshall, with William W. Harlow officiating. Visitation will be held from 4 to 8 p.m. ...


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With America's Birthday shortening the schedule of games last week, there was no shortage of pitching performances deserving of POW notoriety. After some deliberation, the award goes to Jon Morse of the Somerville Alibrandis. Jon has been almost unbeatable in 2016, and last week he threw a complete game shutout of the Maddogs. Only giving up 3 hits and 2 walks, Jon recorded another 6 strikeouts…..one of which put him over the hump of 500 career Ks!
Fantasy Impact: In a move so bold, so brazen, so downright villainous that it has nearly torn apart the Red Army, Morse was the first pitcher selected by 'Chicks Dig the WongBall' (mgr: Mike Maguire). And while it ruffled some feathers, the WongBall would do it all over again as Morse has gone 5-1 with a sub-1.00 era and a 37:10 k:bb ratio.
Honorable Mention: While Morse took home the 'hardware', we would be negligent to not commend the efforts of Sam Kennedy-Smith of the Brighton Braves for his efforts before the holiday. Sam came in on Tuesday for 2.2 innings of relief, giving up no hits or runs and striking out 5 batters to pick up the save against Charlestown. Only a couple days later he was called on again, this time for an emergency start on Thursday against Stoneham. In that game he went 5.2 innings, yielding 3 hits and 3 runs for the win.
And although it was a shortened week, you wouldn't know it based on the production of Matt Rodriguez from the still-undefeated A's. In only 2 games, Matt went 6-for-9 with a triple, homerun, one run and 9…..NINE rbis. Another big output from a guy who has been putting up lots of crooked numbers on his own lately.
Fantasy Impact: NONE. In a shocking development, Rodriguez wasn't drafted in the YBL fantasy league this year, but that will change in the future. He is currently riding a 7-game hitting streak, and has hit safely in all but one of his 16 appearances on the year. He has 3 hits in each of his last 4 games, and currently leads the YBL with 30 rbi. He also leads the league in hits, doubles (tie), slugging and OPS…..and is 2nd in the league with a .483 avg.
While we are unable to honor as many players as we'd like, a shout-out has to be given to the performances of the Townies and Beacons this past Thursday. The linescore might look like two teams struggling to put anything together at the plate, and that would be true. But only because of monster pitching performances from DeLochrey (MCB) and Zavolas/Souza (CT). Since I'm too lazy to comb through the archives, I'm going to go out on a limb and mark this game as the highest combined strikeout total between 2 teams in a single game in YBL history. DeLochrey threw a complete game (8 innings) striking out an astounding 18 Townie batters in a tough loss. On the other side, the rookie squad threw Zavolas (7 ip for the win) and Souza (1 ip for the save) who combined to set down 18 hitters from the Beacons lineup with no walks allowed. Suffice it to say, we'll be checking the box scores this week for follow-up performances.


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Carl Reinecke served as Kapellmeister of the Leipzig Gewandhaus for thirty-five years. His two piano concerti attracted recorded notice during the Romantic revival of the 1970s, and these and other scores of his have popped up from time to time since. Die wilden Schwäne, based on a Hans Christian Andersen tale, is a curiosity -- basically, a cantata for women's chorus with piano. Soloists comprise three principals -- one a male voice -- plus, in one scene, two chorus "step-outs." The fluid, full-bodied piano accompaniments are complete in themselves, but the composer has provided ad libitum parts, used here, for harp, cello, and two horns, which add intensity and contrasting timbres.
This score is effective, if somewhat old-fashioned, recalling several of the composer's more illustrious predecessors. The part-writing for the women's chorus almost inevitably evokes Mendelssohn -- think 'Lift thine eyes', but secular, and exploiting wider registers, as in the Glow-worm chorus. The instrumental wedding march has a folklorish, Weberian sound. The straightforward dignity of the heroine's "longing" song and the rushing impulse of the Prince's entrance solo are illustrated in musical gestures familiar from Lieder, a resemblance enhanced by the piano-dominated accompaniments. These produce a pleasing narrative intimacy, though the broad, sometimes melodramatic turns of phrase practically cry out for orchestration -- an observation I made before I saw Peter Kreutz's similar suggestion in the booklet.
CPO's production is a fine one. The female chorus, which assumes a variety of roles in the narrative -- glow-worms and angels, as well as the eponymous swans -- produces lovely sonority, full-bodied yet clear, under the direction of Hagen Enke. Balances are mostly excellent, although the middle harmonies could be firmer in the lower-lying Glow-worm chorus. The women sound a bit odd in the final scene, when the swans have been transformed back into the heroine's brothers, but that's hardly their fault.
The soloists are aptly chosen. As the heroine Elfriede, Kirsten Labonte intones her music with a lovely simplicity and a vibrant tone, slightly tremulous at the top of the staff. Gerhild Romberger sings both the Queen's curse and the Fairy's instructions presentably, with some pressure intruding on the latter's high cadence. Markus Köhler's lyric baritone makes an appropriate Prince, though his highest cadence, too, is tight, and also slightly below pitch. The two soloists in the Chorus of Thrushes have nice voices, but they're trying too hard.
Kreutz, also the pianist, is adept, and the instrumental ensemble is sympathetic. The horns are suitably ominous at the start of the 'Chor der Lamien' and solid elsewhere; the cello sometimes contributes sustaining power, sometimes enhances the music's lyrical element.
The sound is good. The engineers have separated the two leads in the finale, with a hint -- but only a hint -- of an early-stereo "ping-pong" effect. The piano tone projects clearly, but with a "digital" lack of depth that, I suspect, does not inhere in the actual playing.


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Opinion | Good Business
Profit and people: Is that possible?
Andrew Curtis
Employee-owned businesses are a tangible example of how profit and people can be combined in a manner that benefits those whose labour generates the profit, writes Dr Andrew Curtis, co-founder and director of The Dragonfly Collective.
Andrew Curtis | 10 April 2019 at 8:30 am
It started small. It started some time ago. And it started with a focus on profit and people. It's cooperative business.
Jose Maria Arizmendiarrieta, a young Catholic priest, arrived in Mondragón in 1941, a town with a population of 7,000 that had not yet recovered from the poverty, hunger, exile, and tension of the Spanish Civil War.
One year later he set up a technical college that became a training ground for local companies. Arizmendiarrieta included in the curriculum teaching on solidarity, participation and the value and agency of human beings, individually and collectively.
In 1955, he selected five young people to set up the first company of the cooperative now known as the Mondragon Corporation. Today the Mondragon Corporation is the 10th-largest Spanish company in terms of turnover and the leading business group in the Basque Country. It employs over 74,000 people in 257 companies and organisations in four areas of activity: finance, industry, retail and knowledge.
Every member of staff is an owner of the company.
Their labour does not provide capital for distant and external shareholders.
It is no accident that the Mondragon Corporation website starts with Mondragon People!
This "employee-owned business" has four corporate values: co-operation between staff as owners and protagonists; participation, which takes shape as a commitment to management; social responsibility by means of the distribution of wealth based on solidarity; and innovation, focusing on constant renewal in all areas.
Let's now shift to Scotland, where the founders of a company called Novograf were considering selling the business after a combined 60 years of personal investment. From small beginnings in 1986 Novograf had developed their original signage business into a major brand realisation company with some of the UK's biggest companies as their customers.
An American company offered to buy them out for a significant sum. Just prior to signing off on the deal, a conversation with the potential buyers revealed that Novograf would more than likely be swallowed up into a new entity and moved out of Glasgow. That would end the employment of over 60 people who the founders had worked with for many years.
Then out of the blue a postcard from Scottish Enterprise dropped into their mailbox and drew their attention to an alternative – employee-owned businesses.
They discovered there was a different option to selling their company to anyone with a big enough chequebook: to sell the company to their employees. Of course the employees could not come up with the cash to collectively purchase the company and no major bank was interested in funding this "radical" scheme. So the founders turned themselves into a bank, handing over the company shares while allowing employees to pay them back over several years with one condition – a limitation that excluded the relocation of the business.
At the end of its first year as an employee-owned business Novograf's sales increased by 20 per cent and the company employed an extra 22 staff.
It sounds almost common sense when you consider the benefits of employee-owned businesses. The benefits have been proven through the experience of over 300 employee-owned businesses from Arup to John Lewis. They include a competitive price and guaranteed exit for the owner to safeguard the future of the business, ownership and leadership transfer at low risk, enhanced employee engagement, increased productivity and innovation, and attracting and retaining high-quality talent.
However as Aditya Chakrabortty makes clear, the model of employee-owned businesses sits at odds with current market economics in the West to such a degree that little can be found to promote the concept and precious few can be found to provide advice on how to move a company into this space (Coops UK is one good example). When it comes to selling a company the overwhelming doctrine surrounding options is the almost fanatical adherence to the concept of the free and open market where the staff, suppliers and the public count for little.
Social enterprise has been promoted for many years as the new way to both trade as a business and "do good". But perilously few adopt any alternative business model to that of the standard owner-employee hierarchy that has been developed to reflect the Lord and serf, labour and capital, rich and poor reality of the current dominant form of neoliberal capitalism across the West. It may be no coincidence that by the mid-1990's western governments – especially in the UK – were promoting social enterprises and demoting cooperatives.
Employee-owned businesses challenge the very heart of the open market's reason for being – the generation of profit for external shareholders who benefit from the labour of others.
Employee-owned businesses generate profit for the owners of the business – the employees. Profit is not evil in and of itself – it is how it is made and how it is distributed that matters above all else.
Employee-owned businesses are a tangible example of how profit and people can be combined in a manner that benefits those whose labour generates the profit.
About the author: Dr Andrew Curtis is the co-founder and director of The Dragonfly Collective. He has 30 years of experience in the academic and human services not-for-profit sectors ranging from hands-one service delivery to executive leadership and board membership. He is passionate about justice and human rights, and has devoted his career to achieving equity for people at risk of social exclusion.
This article first appeared on The Dragonfly Collective.
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Dr Andrew Curtis is the co-founder and director of The Dragonfly Collective.
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The Prologue tells of Badew Hall in Cambridge in 1346 being in dire straits. Richard de Badew its founder, has run out of money and reluctantly signs it over to Elizabeth de Burgh known as the Lady of Clare. From thenceforth it is to be called Clare Hall, Badew is devastated and swears before God to get the hall back.
The plot then advances to 1360 in Clare, Suffolk and alterations are being carried out to the parish church. Roger, a very unpopular man and the Master Mason is tragically killed. It is thought to be an accident, but is it?
Having received a letter telling them the Lady of Clare is dead, a contingent from Michaelhouse College Cambridge, sets out for Clare as the Lady had once hinted that she would leave them a legacy in her will. It is headed by Ralph de Langelee, Master of Michaelhouse, Brother Michael and physician Matthew Bartholomew. Among others riding with them is Badew, now a bitter and twisted man together with his two cohorts Roos and Harweden.
On arrival in Clare Michael and Matthew are informed that the Lady is in good health. Who could have written the letter to get them to come to Clare, and why?
While admiring the new vaulted ceiling in the parish church they meet Anne the anchoress. She has chosen to be bricked up in a cell to devote her life to God. However, Matthew declares her to be a fraud as she lives a life of comparative luxury and what is her relationship with the vicar, Nicholas?
It's not long before there are a number of unexplained deaths in Clare and Michael and Matthew are reluctantly drawn into finding out whether they are accidental or not.
There is a great deal of bad feeling between the castle and the townspeople and matters come to a head when the Lady announces that she and her entourage at the castle will be the only ones to use the beautiful new vaulted ceiling church. The townspeople can use the ugly new South Aisle built on the side. Tempers flare, more deaths follow. They can't all be accidents surely? Michael and Matthew really struggle to to unravel the truth, especially when the Lady offers a large reward to whoever can solve the deaths as this encourages others to join in the rush to find the answer and claim the money. Who will win the purse?
I do enjoy Susannah Gregory's books about Brother Michael and his friend Matthew Bartholomew. She really brings the fourteenth century to life. An added interest is the fact that many of the characters in her books actually existed, together with colleges mentioned, as explained in the Author's Notes at the back of the book.
This is a great story highly recommended especially for those who enjoy following the exploits of Michaelhouse.
Susanna Gregory was raised in Bristol. After graduating from university, she spent three years in Leeds, as an officer in the West Yorkshire Police, before taking up an academic career. She has served as an environmental consultant, doing fieldwork with whales, seals and walruses during seventeen field seasons in the polar regions, and has taught comparative anatomy and biological anthropology. She is the creator of the Thomas Chaloner series of mysteries set in Restoration London as well as the Matthew Bartholomew books, and now lives in Wales with her husband, who is also a writer.


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For a very large number of the global population (approximately 50%) rice is the primary foodstuff. People in Asia and Africa virtually exist only on rice. As a result of this there are incredibly large rice crop areas especially in Asia.
In the application discussed here, the 6775 Freezer/Mill® was used for grinding compact synthetic (pellets, webbing fabric, textiles, etc. ) as well as polymer yarns, fleece material, filaments (polypropylene (PP), polyethylene or polyester). Grinding was required for accurate qualitative and quantitative analysis of additives contained in synthetic materials (e.
With kind permission of IBU-tec GmbH & Co. KG Domestic waste presents a very inhomogeneous mix made up of very different substances. Apart from polymer synthetics and organic substances like cork, wood, and paper there may be inorganic materials and metals present.
The object of the study was to determine if there is a connection between the seriousness of arthritic diseases, especially of the knee joint and certain genes. To this end the expression profile of various genes in the tissue of healthy and diseased probands was compared. Total RNA was isolated from cartilage tissue and the activity of certain genes was analyzed via PCR or micro array analysis.
Any plant or animal tissue can be ground in a SPEX Freezer/Mill, and this includes all bone: fresh or aged, wet or dry. Freezer/Mill grinding vials are immersed in liquid nitrogen (LN) before and during grinding, first to make the sample brittle enough to grind, and then to keep it brittle during the actual grinding. The actual grinding is done by a rod-shaped steel impactor that is magnetically shuttled back and forth between two steel end plugs.
The Restriction of Hazardous Substances (RoHS) and Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) Directives of the European Union were introduced to minimize the accumulation of hazardous waste in landfills from the disposal of electrical and electronic equipment. The concentrations of hazardous substances such as lead, cadmium, mercury, chromium VI, polybrominated diphenylethers (PBDEs), and polybrominated biphenyls (PBBs) are restricted in electrical and electronic products and/or components. RoHS/WEEE states that if the component can be mechanically separated, then each component is subject to the RoHS limits.
Introduction Cement industries, as well as other types of factories that make products made of raw materials, need to meet more stringent quality controls. The physical properties of the final products can be influenced if the composition changes for any reason in the fabrication process. To ensure maximum quality of the final product, standards are available that help to ensure minimal variations in the analytical process.
One goal in materials research is to develop new synthetic materials with characteristics that cannot be accomplished by the usual smelting process, as the polymers tend to separate during the heating process. Pure Polymer Trials to introduce permanent changes in polymers by means of Cryogenic Mechanical Milling (CMM) with the Freezer/Mill® were started with two polymers; isotactic polypropylene (iPP) and syndiotactic polystyrol (sPS). After melting and re-crystallization, both cryogenically ground (i.
Within the framework of a TILLING project (Targeting Induced Local Lesions In Genomes) nucleic acids from leaf material are to be isolated from potential mutants. First a representative range of EMS (Ethyl methane sulfonate)-mutants is produced from 2000-5000 M2 plants and identified through TILLING. TILLING technology is a new and very effective method of reverse genetics for the production and identification of loss/gain of function-mutations of commercially valuable genes without genetic modification.
Experiment The harvested plant material (up to about 300 mg) is pre-weighed into 5ml polycarbonate vials (SPEX SamplePrep cat no. 2240- PC) suitable for use in Geno/Grinder® instrument. The tubes are then capped and placed immediately into liquid nitrogen (the time from harvest to freezing should be as short as possible) NB: Plant material can be harvested and frozen in any cryo-vial, then transferred to the Geno/Grinder tubes just before grinding if necessary.
Introduction Recent genomic efforts on toxigenic and nontoxigenic Aspergillus species have advanced our understanding of the biology and genetics of these filamentous fungi. However, it is clear that these complex experiments suffer greatly from the variability in the quality of RNA between each replicate and it is critical to establish a platform to isolate high quality RNA for use in both microarray and qRT-PCR. In that context we describe here RNA isolation of A.
Ocean Alliance is dedicated to the conservation of whales and the ocean environment through research and education. Ocean Alliance recently completed a five-year research voyage around the world known as the Voyage of the Odyssey (2000 to 2005). The Voyage of the Odyssey was launched to address the need for a globally integrated dataset allowing a consistent analysis of exposure to, and potential effects of, persistent organochlorines and other pollutants in marine life.
The wealth of information generated from years of biochemical, genetic, and molecular analyses has made yeasts both model biological systems and tools for biopharmaceutical scientists. Consequently, yeast are a popular host for gene expression studies and for the production of recombinant proteins. Though many yeast species are in use, including Pichia, Hansenula, and Debaryomyces, the most popular yeast continues to be Saccharomyces.
Sample Collection, Preparation and Tissue Grinding Fresh samples of animal tissue were collected, trimmed to approximately 50 – 100 mg of wet weight, snap-frozen in liquid nitrogen, and stored at –80oC. The animals were human, dog, cat, mouse, cow, and horse, as well as fish and clams; see Table 1. Before DNA and/or RNA extraction, the tissues were transferred frozen to a deep-well titer plate standing on a block of dry ice.
ABSTRACT Since its introduction in 2003 by Anastassiades and Lehotay et al, the QuEChERS method1 (quick, easy, cheap, effective, rugged, safe) has proven to be effective and convenient for analysis of multiple pesticides in agricultural products. Increasing concern over the health effects of residual pesticides on fruits and vegetables has led to increased testing of these products to determine the levels of pesticides on produce when it goes to market. The QuEChERS method has allowed analysts to process a greater number of samples in a shorter period of time than with previous methods.
Introduction Pesticide residues in agricultural food sources are widely considered to cause adverse health effects when consumed by humans. In particular, much of the produce sold in the U. S.
ABSTRACT DNA extractions can be a very time consuming and tedious process. Finding a quick method in which DNA could be extracted and used for PCR is essential. Described below is a quick "dirty" method that produces a high enough concentration of DNA that can be used for PCR.
Neonicotinoids are a relatively new class of insecticide that were introduced as an alternative to organophosphate, carbamate and pyrethroid insecticides. Their novel mode of action works by irreversibly binding to nicotinic acetylcholine receptors, resulting in paralysis and death of insects. Since their introduction in the 1990s the neonicotinoids have been used extensively in crop protection.
Organochlorine (OC) pesticides are hydrocarbons with multiple chlorine substitutions. They are primarily used as insecticides. OC pesticides do not break down easily as the chlorine-carbon bonds are very strong.
The use of pesticides in agriculture and households is widespread. To ensure food safety and prevent the unnecessary exposure of consumers to pesticides it is important to test for these residues in surveillance plans. While the greatest source of pesticide exposure comes from residues that remain in final food products, they can also be found in environmental samples such as water and soil.
Coffee is one of the most widely consumed beverages in the world, partly due to the stimulation effect of its caffeine content. Like most crops, the application of pesticides in coffee cultivation is a common practice in order to increase production yields. To ensure food safety it is important to test pesticide residues in coffee.
With kind permission of Sanofi-Aventis Germany GmbH The mechanical homogenization for extraction of fatty acids is traditionally performed with an Ultra-Turrax in a buffer solution. However, both the purification and the slow sample preparation process in the analytical laboratory are labour-intensive. This method is no longer suitable for high sample throughput.
Analyzing particle size effects in nanocrystalline materials requires a technique in which one can adjust the particle size. In this study various nano-crystalline materials were produced using a ball mill (8000M Mixer/Mill®, SPEX SamplePrep; equipped with alumina and zirconia vials). Ball milling is particularly suitable for this task as it is easy to use and allows the grinding of a relatively large amount of material as well as a large variety of different materials.
Principle Lipids are recovered by simultaneous milling and extraction with hexane in a sealed ball mill vial. Scope The method is applicable to feedstuffs, corn germ and other components derived from the milling of corn (Note 1). Special Apparatus 1.
Bead beating is an effective process used to disrupt a wide range of biological samples. It is achieved by rapidly agitating samples with grinding media (balls or beads) in a bead beater. Samples can be processed with or without buffer or solvent at room temperature or cryogenically.
Anabolic steroids are drugs structurally related to the cyclic steroid ring system and behave similarly to testosterone in the body. Anabolic steroids are used therapeutically to stimulate muscle growth and appetite, induce male puberty and treat chronic wasting conditions, such as cancer and AIDS . Ergogenic uses of anabolic steroids include bodybuilding, sport doping, and animal fattening.
11-nor-9-Carboxy-THC, also known as THCA or carboxy-THC, is the main secondary metabolite of THC (the active component of marijuana) formed in the human body . THCA is excreted in urine in the form of glucuronide conjugates. THCAis not psychoactive but has a long half-life up to several days or evel weeks in very heavy users, thus determination of THCA in urine plays an important role in confirmation of marijuana consumption.
A simple, high-throughput modified QuEChERS screening method for the analysis of 136 pesticides in highly fat rich avocado is described. The average recoveries for 79 pesticides by LC-MS/MS at 10, 50, and 200 ng/g fortifying levels were 86% or better (with maximum RSD at 9. 2%).
This application describes a simple, fast, and cost-effective method for the determination of multi-class pesticides in bananas including one of the most difficult compounds, pymetrozine. The method employs the AOAC version of the QuEChERS procedure, in which 15 g of the homogenized banana sample is hydrated with 5 mL of reagent water to give a sample with > 80% water content. The hydrated sample is extracted by 15 mL of acetonitrile (MeCN) with 1% (v/v) acetic acid (HAc), followed by the addition of 6 g anhydrous magnesium sulfate (MgSO4) and 1.
SPEX SamplePrep 8000-series Mixer/Mills are routinely used for pulverizing rocks, minerals, sand, cement, slag, ceramics, catalyst supports, and hundreds of other brittle, often hard samples. Typically, samples are ground then blended with binder before being pressed into sample discs for XRF analysis, or dissolved into solution for ICP analysis. The vigorous motion of the clamp is also excellent for making emulsions, such as paints, inks and pharmaceuticals.
Cannabis testing laboratories have the challenge of removing a variety of unwanted matrix components from plant material prior to running extracts on their LC-MS/MS or GC-MS. The complexity of the cannabis plant presents additional analytical challenges that do not need to be accounted for in other agricultural products. Up to a third of the overall mass of cannabis seed, half of usable flower, and nearly all of extracts can be contributed to essential oils such as terpenes, flavonoids and actual cannabinoid content (1).
The Freezer/Mill ® a cryogenic mill is useful where other grinding procedures fail. Flexible materials like synthetics and biological samples are embrittled at Liquid Nitrogen temperatures. The sample is hermetically sealed and cross contamination is impossible.
ABSTRACT Mechanical cell lysers are used for effective extraction of genomic DNA from samples containing plant or animal tissue. However, all mechanical lysers do not provide the same outcome. The Geno/Grinder® was compared with a competitive cell lyser (Competitor A) for extraction of DNA from fresh basil.
The isolation of nucleic acids from intact seeds requires mechanically disrupting the seed followed by the extraction and subsequent purification of the nucleic acid. The mechanical disruption is often performed manually with a mortar and pestle, an approach that is not practical for high throughput screening of seeds as manual grinding is slow and reuse of mortar and pestles may lead to cross-contamination. Alternatively, nucleic acids can be isolated from seeds in a microwell plate format using a ball mill that mechanically disrupts the seeds.
The Geno/Grinder was tested to determine if this technology could be used to lyse bacterial cells. Standard 96-well titer plates were used with 400-600 μl silica grinding beads (Molecular Biology Grade, cat. no.
Benzodiazepines (Benzo) are psychoactive drugs widely prescribed for treating anxiety, insomnia, agitation, seizures, muscle spasms, and alcohol withdrawal. Benzos are deemed safe and effective for short term use. However, frequent use of these drugs may lead to dependence and abuse.
This application describes a cost-effective and easy to use method for the determination of antibiotics boivine liver using the QuEChERS method. The analytical method allows the determination of 11 quinolone antibiotic residue in bovine liver: pipemidic acid, ofloxacin, ciprofloxacin, danofloxacin, lomefloxacin, enrofloxacin, sarafloxacin, cinoxacin, oxolinic acid, nalidixic acid, and flumequine. This application note was authored by Agilent.
Summary The high-throughput analysis of pesticides has been hindered by the slow and laborious sample preparation stage. Using traditional clean-up procedures, over twenty steps are required to get the sample in a convenient form for analysis, which limits sample throughput to typically 8 samples per day. This study evaluates a new approach using an innovative laboratory tissue homogenizer, to extract various pesticide residues from different kinds of plant materials and to identify and quantitate the active ingredients by LC/MS/MS.
ABSTRACT Fly ash is a waste product from the combustion of coal and is comprised of the mineral particles that rise with the flue gases. Recovered fly ash is used as a component in certain cement mixes and improves the durability and strength of concrete. In this study, a sample of fly ash was pulverized and blended, and then fused into two sets of glass beads using a Katanax Kl electric fusion fluxer.
Medical marijuana has been legalized in multiple states across the USA . As a result, many testing labs are seeking fast and reliable analytical methods to determine the cannabinoid potency in marijuana and cannabis infused foods (more informally known as edibles) . This application utilizes the advantages of the QuEChERS technique to extract cannnabinoids in marijuana and cannabis containing foods.
Mycotoxins are toxic natural metabolites produced by several species of fungi on agricultural commodities in the field or during storage. To date more than 300 mycotoxins, possessing varying degrees of toxicity, have been identified, although only a relatively few of these are widely accepted as presenting a significant food or animal feed safety risk . Mycotoxins are chemically stable and cannot be destroyed during food processing and heat treatment, thus, monitoring these compounds in food is an important health, agricultural production, food processing and trade concern.
This application describes a cost-effective and easy to use method ofr the determination of pesticide residues in whole milk. This method employs the AOAC version of QuEChERS. This procedure provides better analytical results than either the original or EN versions of the QuEChERS procedure in extracting a few sensitive pesticides; such as pymetrozine and hexazinone (Velpar).
Agilent Bond Elut Enhanced Matrix Removal—Lipid (EMR—Lipid) is the next generation of sample preparation product, and is available for convenient dispersive solid phase extraction (dSPE). The material is highly selective towards coextracted matrix, especially from fatty samples (fat content > 5%) without negatively impacting analyte recovery. This study demonstrates the application of this novel product for the analysis of 30 representative veterinary drugs in bovine liver.


The latest mobile app, Draw Something, created by gaming developer OMGPop, has captivated the interest and time of cell phone users everywhere. Since its release on February 6, the game has attracted over 35 million users.
Similar to Pictionary, one player selects a word from a list of three and draws a picture on their phone using their finger which the other player has to guess the selected word. Each word is worth a certain number of coins, in which the hardest word to draw is worth the most. The words include places, characters, objects and even celebrities.
When players first begin playing, they are given a limited number of colors to use to draw their picture. Players earn coins when their picture is guessed correctly and they can "buy" more colors. As compared to other mobile games such as Words with Friends, the purpose of the game is not to beat the other player. Rather, players want to draw an image that the other player can guess. While the game is so simple and so easy, it's also so addicting.
So, how can a mobile drawing game teach us more about SEO training? Surprisingly enough, it can teach us a lot.
As mentioned above, players can select from three words and each word is worth a certain amount of coins depending upon its difficulty to draw. Players can take the easy route and draw something simple or take the challenging route and draw something that requires strategic thinking. But, players should always keep the other player in mind and think if this is a word the other player will think to guess, or a word they are familiar with.
The same scenario occurs when choosing keywords. When selecting the best keywords, it's important to pick words that are competitive and words that people are searching for. Selecting words that people aren't searching for will not yield the results you're looking for.
While Draw Something doesn't put a time limit when drawing a picture, it's commonly understood by all players that waiting for a player to finish a picture is bothersome. Players want to see the picture as soon as possible in order to guess the word.
The same goes for loading a website. Web audiences don't like having to wait for a page to load that they're interested in viewing. Rather, it turns away an audience, thus your traffic.
Although players are to draw pictures, some bend the rules and simply write words. This takes away the fun of the game and bores the other player. Players are impressed by uniquely drawn pictures since they are using their fingers.
While content is king in SEO, pictures highly attract the interest of web audiences. Their creativity and design speak to an audience just as words do, but in less time, and sometimes space.
When players are looking for others to play the game with, they can scan their social network contacts to find another player. Or, players may simply turn to their social networking sites such as Facebook and Twitter and ask their friends and followers to play.
Social networking has demonstrated itself a successful way to reach a large audience. Businesses can utilize social media sites to not only sell their products or services, but also engage and interact with customers. Social networks allow users to share valuable information, upload pictures and videos and obtain feedback.
Thanks to the mobile app, Draw Something, we can learn how to better our SEO skills to attract customers.


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Between Access to Counsel and Access to Justice: A Psychological Perspective
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"Access to justice" is a broad term that can be defined in different ways. In this volume alone we find different contributions which present different views of access to justice, and different answers to central normative questions concerning access to justice, such as how much access is appropriate, access to what exactly or access by whom. The movement to increase access to justice has likewise taken different directions, including the development of less formal forms of dispute resolution, simplification of legal processes, and the progress of in-court assistance to unrepresented litigants. Yet, traditionally, and for the most part, increasing access to justice has been related to increased access to legal counsel. Having access to representation by an attorney is considered a central means to increase individuals' access to justice, i.e., access to legal institutions or to legal solutions to their problems. The ABA's current proposal to institutionalize a right to counsel in certain civil cases continues this traditional movement. It offers to deal with access problems by making legal services more accessible for greater parts of society and by framing access to counsel as an entitlement in more types of cases.


Born in 1947, I graduated with a degree in religious knowledge from The University of Copenhagen in 1975. I was a high school teacher from 1980 to 1984. Ordained a minister in the Danish Church in 1986, I became the assistant pastor at St.Andreas, Copenhagen. From 1990 to the present I have been a minister at Lindevang Parish, Frederiksberg. I have been married for nearly 30 years and I have two girls ages 27 and 16 and one son who is 24.


We've seen our share of heavily edited ghost photobombs in the past — so many that we're pretty nasty at discerning the good from the bad. So when we stumbled across this listing for a "haunted" house in Sydney, we felt confident putting these photos squarely in the "bad" camp. But don't just take our word for it. Have a stroll around.
The property in question has been pulling in offers for over $1.25 million, according to the realtors at BresicWhitney.
The Australian home has three bedrooms. One of them comes complete with the "spooky" remains of a bearded man.
The stately abode also features several antique touches like stained glass doors, wooden floors, and this spirit who dwells on the stairs.
There's also a sunroom for all of your Ouija-playing needs, a rear balcony, a garden, and tons of mirrored surfaces to catch the reflections of your "dead" roommates as they walk on by.
Okay, so maybe we're not totally convinced that apparitions dwell here, but we will say that the folks over at BresicWhitney appear to have a grand sense of humor, so kudos on this clever marketing; though next time, maybe consider dusting before you ask your ghosts to smile for the camera.