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How Did 16th and 17th Reformed Theologians Interact with Post-Reformation Roman Catholics?
In Beyond Dordt and De Auxiliis, a number of Reformed and Catholic scholars discuss, as the subtitle notes, The Dynamics of Protestant and Catholic Soteriology in the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries.
While it may be tempting to assume that Reformed and Roman Catholic theology completely drifted apart after the Reformation and Council of Trent, Beyond Dordt puts that assumption to rest. Each chapter in the work uncovers the complex relationship between Reformed and Roman Catholic debate during the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. And the conclusion is that the Reformed and Roman Catholics knew each other's works, interacted with each other, and often did so for polemical and non-polemical reasons.
The two primary debates discussed, as noted in the title, revolve around the Synod of Dordt (1618–1619) and the de Auxiliis controversy. The first debate centres on the teachings of the Remonstrants, which eventually resulted in what many call the Five Points of Calvinism. The second focuses on an internal debate in the Roman Catholic Church about Middle Knowledge or Molinism. Middle Knowledge, simply put, affirms that God knows what could happen in every possibility. In both these debates, questions surrounding God's predestination and human freedom play an important role.
The editors (Ballor, Gaetano, and Sytsma) in fact see these debates as ones over a common "Augustinian inheritance" (1). Indeed, many Protestants and Roman Catholics felt a connection, albeit one that resulted in polemics but not exclusively so. The editors speak of "the self-conscious catholicity of the Reformed response to Arminianism. Protestants read widely in Roman Catholic literature, and they 'did not read Catholic authors merely in order to refute them'" (2). As an example of such a positive view, Richard Baxter in A Key for Catholicks writes "There are very few points of the Protestant doctrine, which I cannot produce some Papist or other to attest" (2).
The complex relationship between Reformed and Catholic Christians of this era allowed for both strong disavowals as well as amicable conversations. The Jesuit Martin Becanus provides a great example of an amicable conversation (presumably others occurred!). He summarizes a conversation that he had with the reformed theologian, David Pareus. While the narrative seems written to favour Becanus's position, the basic story, even if told in a biased way, still illustrates well how reformed and Roman Catholic theologians could amicably talk to one another:
"Last autumn, Nicolaus Serarius and I were at the salt water fountains of Schwalbach. There we conveniently met David Pareus, a Calvinist and a professor at Heidelberg. We greeted the man in a humane fashion, and he did so in turn. As we talked, he amicably and modestly objected to me that, in a certain disputation, I … wrote that the "God of the Calvinists is the author of sin." I responded that it was solidly proved by me from the words and opinions of Calvin. In response, Pareus said, "Let it be that this is the opinion of Calvin but not of the Calvinists.' Smiling, Serarius proposed the following: 'Lord Pareus, this quarrel between you [and Becanus] will be settled easily [once] the … ists [in Calvinists] is expunged." … This [solution] was pleasing to Pareus." (318; from Martin Becanus, Summa theologiae scholasticae, vol. 1 (1622), 355)
What Becanus describes here does not seem to be a rare exception to the rule. Protestants and Roman Catholics often read each other's works and apparently could meet and discuss theology. That said, one should not gain the impression that these competing groups did not condemn or call each other heretics as well!
The world of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries also evinced bitter words and rivalries. To attack an opposing group (RCC or Reformed) could make a theologian seem more solid to his camp. And so tribalism—if I may use that word—also played a massive role. Indeed, so did real and substantive disagreements.
These diverse and fascinating arguments gain close readings throughout Beyond Dordt. The editors have done the nearly impossible task of organizing a multi-author work in such a way as to make sense and cohere together. The relative uniformity of the chapters also serve to make the book feel like it coheres.
Scholars, students of this era, and pastors interested in their theological history should read this volume. The editing, organization, and content are superb. The cost will prevent many from purchasing the book, although students and professors can ask their library to purchase it. I highly recommend Beyond Dordt and De Auxiliis.
I was provided with a review copy from the publisher.
Filed Under: Books Tagged With: Reformed Theology


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Going for the Gold: Regence honored by American Business Awards as Product Management Department of the Year
PORTLAND, Ore.– Regence was presented with a Gold Stevie® Award for Product Management Department of the Year in the 10th Annual American Business Awards, the nation's premier business awards program. The team was recognized for the development and use of best-practice product roadmap management and product development lifecycle tools.
More than 3,000 nominations from organizations of all sizes and in virtually every industry were submitted this year for consideration in a wide range of categories, including Most Innovative Company of the Year, Management Team of the Year, Best New Product or Service of the Year, Corporate Social Responsibility Program of the Year, and Executive of the Year. Nicknamed the Stevies for the Greek word for "crowned," the trophies were presented to winners during a gala banquet at the Julia Morgan Ballroom in San Francisco. More than 200 nominees and their guests attended.
Regence was nominated in the category of Product Development/Management Department or Team of the Year. The Stevie Award winners were selected by more than 270 executives nationwide who participated in the judging process this year. The recognition was based on several key criteria:
· Positive performance of products launched in 2012.
· How the Commercial Products team interfaces with key stakeholders during the product planning, development, implementation and launch process.
· How product requirements are managed throughout various parts of the organization.
"We are very excited to be chosen for this award, as it reflects our hard work and dedication to creating products that provide great value for our members," said Bill Bradley, vice president of Product Development for Regence. "I am very proud of the work our team has done to create a product development process that has allowed us to surpass our goals for bringing new products to market in 2012."
Details about The American Business Awards and the lists of Stevie Award winners who were announced last month are available at www.stevieawards.com/aba.
About Regence affiliated companies
The Regence affiliated companies serve more than two million members through Regence BlueShield of Idaho, Regence BlueCross BlueShield of Oregon, Regence BlueCross BlueShield of Utah and Regence BlueShield (selected counties in Washington). Each health plan is a nonprofit independent licensee of the Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association. The Regence affiliated companies are committed to improving the health of its members and communities and to transforming the health care system. For more information, please visit www.regence.com or follow us on Twitter.
About the Stevie Awards
Stevie Awards are conferred in four programs: The American Business Awards, The International Business Awards, the Stevie Awards for Women in Business, and the Stevie Awards for Sales & Customer Service. Honoring organizations of all types and sizes and the people behind them, the Stevies recognize outstanding performances in the workplace worldwide. Learn more about The Stevie Awards at www.stevieawards.com.
Sponsors and partners of The 2012 American Business Awards include American Support, Business TalkRadio Network, CallidusCloud, Citrix Online, Dynamic Research Corporation, iolo technologies, John Hancock Funds, LifeLock, PetRays, Primus Telecommunications Group, SoftPro, and VerticalResponse.


When can I sue for negligence?
"A tort is a civil wrong (as distinct from a criminal wrong) for which a remedy may be obtained. It is a breach of a duty that the law imposes on persons (Black's Law Dictionary)." Tort law covers many areas of liability. In this article attention will be given to negligence in road accidents.
• keep the vehicle in good working condition.
If a person says that the accident was due to a skid on a wet road, or a burst tyre or a car malfunction, this does not automatically mean that person is not liable. Instead, he or she must prove that the skid, bust tyre or defect did not occur through his or her fault. Also, he or she must show that the burst tyre or mechanical failure was not due to faulty inspection or maintenance for which he or she was responsible.
With all torts, the court looks at all the facts of the case in deciding if a party was negligent. Claims for negligence must be brought within four years of the date of the negligent act. In exceptional cases, the court can extend the time for bringing a claim. This column is not legal advice. If you have a legal problem, you should consult a legal adviser.


Assassin's Creed: Odyssey takes players to the beautiful, lush landscapes of the Greek islands. We spoke with Dan Bingham, scriptwriter, to find out what to expect from the latest game from Ubisoft Quebec.
It's easy to lose count of how many Assassin's Creed games have been released into the wild across all formats – this one is the 11th main console entry in the franchise. Assassin's Creed Odyssey lets players take on the role of either Alexios or Kassandra in Ancient Greece, siding with either the Spartans or the Athenians. Ancient Greece, alongside Rome and Egypt (explored in last year's acclaimed Assassin's Creed: Origins) have long become speculated eras for the series to visit. To date the console games have explored the Third Crusade, Renaissance Italy, the American and French Revolutions, pirates and even Britain's 19th century Industrial Revolution. But with so much political intrigue, deceit, usurpation and powermongering in the world of the Ancient civilisations, the many poleis or states of Ancient Greece and its rich tapestries of mythology seem a perfect fit for the game. But with approximately 350 years of history to choose from, how did the team select the period the game is set in?
"As with every Assassin's Creed title, we wanted to send our players to a pivotal point in human history, while bringing a beautiful world to life for them to explore and get lost in," offers Dan Bingham. "We also wanted the best possible setting to tell the story of how the First Civilization bloodline would eventually spark the conflict between order and free will. This made Ancient Greece, specifically 431 BCE, the perfect setting for Odyssey. It was a time of conflict on all fronts: you had mortals in conflict with the gods; the rise of rational thinking vs. mythology; democracy vs. tyranny; and of course it was smack in the middle of the Peloponnesian War between Sparta and Athens.
As with all Assassin's Creed games, the fiction intertwines with historical events and figures of the period: some drawn from more academic sources to add credence to plot lines, while others are familiar as household names. Odyssey is no different and there are instantly recognisable names (if not faces) that players will come across in their journey.
Greek mythology is a set of stories based around the gods, rituals and mythical beasts that the Ancient Greeks told, and it continues to intrigue scholars to this day. Its influence is far reaching across film, literature and indeed video games; God of War Spartan: Total Warrior, Zeus: Master of Olympus and Altered Beast to name a few.
If you caught the Odyssey gameplay from Germany's Gamescom back in August, you'll have noticed a certain serpent-headed mistress in the fray, and Bingham assures us she won't be the only mythologic presence making her mark in Greece.
Though Bingham joined the project once work had begun on the game, he tells us that early in development, teams were dispatched to Greece to capture the aesthetic and architecture with film and photography, and were also briefed on Ancient Greece by experts in order to conduct proper research for the setting of the game.
The game's two playable characters, Kassandra and Alexios, are Spartans by birth, but have no allegiances to the cause. This allows players to choose for themselves, and directly impact specific questlines.
Finally, as the scriptwriter on the game, Bingham made it his mission to ensure that he went to every length possible to get the most authentic Ancient Greek experience for the players of the game; and this even included humour.


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You are here: Home › Events › Prof. Ulrich Bockelmann "Studying the dynamics and mechanics of biological polymers at the single molecule level"
Laboratoire de Nanobiophysique ESPCI, Paris, France
Seminarraum I, Physikhochhaus, Hermann-Herder-Str. 3, Freiburg
We perform single molecule measurements with optical tweezers, nanopore translocation experiments and fluorescence energy transfer microscopy and also work on electronic detection of DNA with field effect transistor arrays. In this talk, we will first show that these techniques provide access to information that cannot be obtained by classical approaches and that the experimental data allow for quantitative comparison with theoretical descriptions based on statistical physics. We will then focus on two applications involving the manipulation of single DNA and RNA molecules.
(a) Double stranded DNA exhibits a structural transition at forces of about 65 pN, where its contour length increases by ~70%. Using fluorescence microscopy in combination with optical tweezers, we unraveled the mechanisms behind this overstretching transition.
(b) Ribosomal (r-) RNA is well structured in the ribosome, but the role of r-proteins in the assembly process is poorly understood. We address this question by using optical tweezers to unfold r-RNA fragments in the presence or absence of r-proteins. Focusing on Escherichia coli L20 that recognizes an essential subdomain of the 23S rRNA, we found that this protein acts as a clamp and not as a RNA chaperone.
Quantifying how DNA stretches, melts and changes twist under tension, P. Gross, N. Laurens, L. Oddershede, U. Bockelmann, E. Peterman, G. Wuite. Nature Physics 7, 731 (2011).
Probing ribosomal protein - RNA interactions with an external force, P. Mangeol, Th. Bizebard, C. Chiaruttini, M. Dreyfus, M. Springer, U. Bockelmann. Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 108, 18272 (2011).


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Category: rocks slides
From Swissinfo.ch
I've found this post on Swissinfo.ch about Switzerland, but this applies to all mountainous areas all over the world really.
It states that about one in three campsites in Switzerland located in or near a risk zone along rivers, lakes or in avalanche regions, are in danger. This was found in an in-depth analysis by the Sonntags Zeintug and Le Matin Dimanche newspapers.
Photo: SB VonLanthen. Unsplash. NATURAL HAZARDS : Camping in Switzerland carries certain risks.
There are 444 campsites across the country of which some are open all year round. People living in these zones during the winter or bad weather spells with high waters could be killed.
I have been last year trekking with my family in Courmayeur during a week when it was raining a lot every afternoon – one day we've been up the mountain and we made it down and to the multi-sports enclosed centre when it started raining, and the next day, we've heard that just up the road a bit, in Val Veny, there was a massive mudslide as the rivers got really full with lots of rain in a short period of time, and a couple had been wiped away in their car and perished. One has to respect these areas, as nature can turn very hard against one really quickly.
Continue reading "NATURAL HAZARDS : Camping in Switzerland carries certain risks"
A Rockslide, with a boulder of a size of a house, wiped out a section of the highway in SW Colorado
From The Journal, Denver Post and CDOT
A crew Sunday night blasted one of two boulders that shut down Colorado Highway 145 north of Dolores since Friday, and built a temporary road to allow traffic through.
Trucks hauled way the rubble beginning Sunday, and the bypass road opened Monday afternoon.
The explosion of the boulder – photo CDOT. A Rockslide, with a boulder of a size of a house, wiped out a section of the highway in SW Colorado
The rock slide prompted three days of work to try to reopen the highway, a key route between Dolores and Telluride, and an alternate route to the Iron Horse bicycle race from Durango to Silverton.
On Saturday, officials assessed the ridgeline above the highway for additional threats. CDOT had two priorities: to "patch the damaged road" and to ensure the stability of the rock ridge formation.
Continue reading "A Rockslide, with a boulder of a size of a house, wiped out a section of the highway in SW Colorado"


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In the past, Mediterranean monk seals lived along the coasts of the Black Sea, throughout the entire Mediterranean Sea, at the Atlantic islands of Madeira, the Azores and Cape Verde. Along the northwestern coast of Africa the species lived from Morocco in the north all the way south to present Senegal and Gambia. The systematic hunting and persecution of the species over the past centuries appears to have been the main reason for the dramatic decline of the Mediterranean monk seal. The intensive killings that occurred in the last two centuries appear to have driven the species to extinction in the Black Sea and in most of the Mediterranean countries (including almost all of the countries in the southern Mediterranean Basin, as well as Spain, France and Italy in the northern Mediterranean Basin). Nowadays, the original distribution of the species has been significantly reduced and Mediterranean monk seals can be found only in four isolated, disjunct populations:
A small population of approximately 40 individuals in the Archipelago of Madeira in the Atlantic Ocean.
A colony of approximately 220 individuals on the Atlantic coast of northwest Africa at the Cabo Blanco Peninsula. A mass die-off occurred in 1997 that reduced that population by two thirds, and the colony has only partially recovered.
A small population of perhaps fewer than 10 individuals along the Moroccan and Algerian Mediterranean coast. However, the lack of systematic monitoring and conservation actions in that area make the survival of this small population uncertain.
The highest number of seals can be found in the eastern Mediterranean Basin, mainly in the Ionian and Aegean Seas in Greece and along the Mediterranean coasts of Turkey.
Recently, observations of monk seal individuals have been recorded in Israel, Libya, Cyprus, Croatia, Albania, Montenegro and Italy. This is a hopeful sign that the species will be able to return to its oldest areas of distribution.
The Eastern Adriatic Monk Seal Project website is managed by Euronatur Foundation.
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By now you've probably heard that Facebook is the #1 referral source of traffic for clever marketers. Those who have cracked the Facebook code swear by it and just can't stop raving about it. Today's Facebook marketing plan template will help you join those marketers.
How can sellers like yourself jump on the bandwagon and achieve same levels of success with Facebook?
It's possible even without spending a single dollar on Facebook advertising. This Facebook marketing plan template is designed to help you with that.
1) Why it's important always to start with one main goal for Facebook marketing.
2) How to get to know your Facebook audience.
3) What, when and how to post.
4) How to build a posting schedule.
5) How to measure the effectiveness of your Facebook strategy.
Continuous success of any marketing strategy is based on the 3 stage process of measuring, analyzing and adjusting your campaigns. Even more so with Facebook marketing. With the trove of data provided to you for free in Facebook Insights – the measuring part is always already completed for you.
As with every planning activity, before you begin to plan for anything – you need to understand what are your goals. What are you trying to achieve? It's easier to hit the target if you know which target you intend to hit. Otherwise, you might find yourself shooting blanks in the middle of your campaign.
As a business that is trying to succeed on Facebook, there are two basic goals you could aim for.
You might be willing to drive referral traffic back to your shop or product pages. This way the key metric you'll be monitoring is clicks. Alternatively, it's also possible you want to strengthen your brand and increase brand awareness. In this case, you better watch out for the reach your posts are getting.
Whatever your main goal, don't forget that Facebook is a social network. It's where people are open to building new relationships and becoming a part of new communities. It's easy to get carried away by the scheduled routine and forget that key to your success on Facebook lies in actually interacting with potential and existing customers.
Action: Decide if you're going to optimize your Facebook marketing efforts for clicks or reach.
You could spend hours trying to decipher the Facebook Insights and affinity categories in Google Analytics in search for some new powerful connections between your customers and their interests. But in the end, you'll probably find that visitors of your Jewelry store are interested in Handmade Jewelry and Luxury Products. Really? What a surprise!
There's a better use of your time if you're looking to quickly get all the info you need about your customers. Just ask them. Creating a survey or a poll couldn't be easier these days. You can use Typeform to create beautiful surveys and forms out of the box. I promise you'll be pleasantly surprised when you take a look at the survey completion rates.
Use typeforms to learn more about your potential customers.
Better yet, why ask your customers anything if you can see everything you need for yourself? With tools like Hotjar you can spy on your visitors and see exactly what they are doing on your website. A simple integration with your e-commerce software will allow you to see a video recording of the actions visitor performed on the website. You can then see what type of products customer was searching for, how long has he spent on checkout and if everything was clear to him and more.
The idea behind all these activities is to gather as much context as possible about your customers. You can then use that information to create a user persona for your Facebook campaigns. Use it to understand who you're reaching out to on Facebook. It helps to get a better understanding of who you're targeting and come up with content ideas.
Action: Construct a buyer persona by gathering as much information about them as possible. For best results, use tools like Typeform, Hotjar, Facebook Insights and Google Analytics Affinity Categories.
What kind of posts should you write to get more sales? Is it photo posts, link posts, video posts or text posts?
The answer is all of them.
Even though video is an undisputed winner when it comes to comparing content types for reach, as a seller you need to mix the type of content you're posting. Try posting multiple types of content per day, see what works best and do more of what works.
CoSchedule – built for people who are tired of planning social media campaigns in spreadsheets.
To help you remember what content to post you can go old-school and use a spreadsheet OR you can use a marketing calendar like CoSchedule. Not only will it help you plan your campaigns and organize everything in a very neat calendar view, it will also allow you to re-schedule some of the older posts you have already created. Essentially it's two tools in one!
Action: Accept that you can't just post link+image posts anymore. Prepare to create all types of content if you want to hit the goals you outlined in the steps before.
It's easy to convince yourself that you were always going for brand awareness with your strategy. After all, getting views is so much easier than actually converting those views in leads and sales. However, you and I both know what you really want is sales.
So don't waste your time on vanity metrics. Measure clicks, leads and sales. That's it. That's all you need to start.
The more you post, the more you'll understand what kind of content performs best. Do more of what works and you'll soon find yourself among the select few marketers who cracked the Facebook Code.
Action: Don't spend hours trying to understand all the metrics you see in Facebook Insights. Pay attention to the clicks, leads and sales.
As promised, here's the Facebook marketing plan template for you to use to jump-start your Facebook Marketing strategy session. It's divided into 3 sections – daily activities, monthly schedule, and long-term plan.
Preview of the Facebook marketing plan template with weekly and daily activities.
Start with the long-term plan, identify the key targets you want to hit in the given month and what are the activities that will get you there. Proceed with the monthly schedule – this is where you plan the type and date of the individual posts. And finally the daily activities – to help you stay organized throughout the day.
Get inspired by thousands of Facebook Ads in AdEspresso gallery. Use them to create a similar paid campaign or adjust them for use as a regular post.
And if you're completely stuck and don't have any ideas on what to actually post, here's a gallery of good Facebook ads. Learn from the best, but remember to adjust this to the sell without selling principle. Facebook doesn't want to put sales updates in user news feeds.
Action: Download the Facebook marketing plan template and visit the Facebook ad gallery for tons of Facebook inspiration.
Now it's your time to create Facebook marketing strategy for your store. Getting sales from Facebook is a long game, so don't to push your product down customer's throat. Win their hearts by avoiding direct selling and pique their interest with something truly entertaining. Good luck with your sales!
Tomas Laurinavicius is a traveling lifestyle entrepreneur and blogger from Lithuania. He's currently traveling the world with a mission to empower 1 million people to change their lifestyle for good.


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package org.apache.camel.management;

import javax.management.MBeanServer;
import javax.management.ObjectName;

import org.apache.camel.builder.RouteBuilder;
import org.apache.camel.component.mock.MockEndpoint;

/**
 * @version
 */
public class ManagedCamelContextSuspendResumeTest extends ManagementTestSupport {

    public void testManagedCamelContext() throws Exception {
        MBeanServer mbeanServer = getMBeanServer();

        ObjectName on = ObjectName.getInstance("org.apache.camel:context=localhost/camel-1,type=context,name=\"camel-1\"");

        assertTrue("Should be registered", mbeanServer.isRegistered(on));
        String name = (String) mbeanServer.getAttribute(on, "CamelId");
        assertEquals("camel-1", name);

        String uptime = (String) mbeanServer.getAttribute(on, "Uptime");
        assertNotNull(uptime);

        String status = (String) mbeanServer.getAttribute(on, "State");
        assertEquals("Started", status);

        // invoke operations
        MockEndpoint mock = getMockEndpoint("mock:result");
        mock.expectedBodiesReceived("Hello World");

        Object reply = mbeanServer.invoke(on, "requestBody", new Object[]{"direct:foo", "Hello World"}, new String[]{"java.lang.String", "java.lang.String"});
        assertEquals("Bye World", reply);

        // suspend Camel
        mbeanServer.invoke(on, "suspend", null, null);

        status = (String) mbeanServer.getAttribute(on, "State");
        assertEquals("Suspended", status);

        // resume Camel
        mbeanServer.invoke(on, "resume", null, null);

        status = (String) mbeanServer.getAttribute(on, "State");
        assertEquals("Started", status);

        reply = mbeanServer.invoke(on, "requestBody", new Object[]{"direct:foo", "Hello Camel"}, new String[]{"java.lang.String", "java.lang.String"});
        assertEquals("Bye World", reply);
    }

    @Override
    protected RouteBuilder createRouteBuilder() throws Exception {
        return new RouteBuilder() {
            @Override
            public void configure() throws Exception {
                from("direct:foo").transform(constant("Bye World"));
            }
        };
    }

}


AJ Jones, left, is shown in a game in 2018. Southern Nash won its second game of the season on Tuesday with a come-from-behind win over Wilson Fike, a 3-A power. The win snapped a six-game losing streak.
Southern Nash's 14-0 loss on Monday to Wilson Fike was pretty much in line with how the season had gone up to that point.
The Firebirds, 1-6 after the loss, won their first game of the season against Smithfield-Selma, 9-2, but lost the next six, including one to Roanoke Rapids that was a vacated victory because of a pitcher that was used on not enough days rest.
Coach Todd Brewer, who was out sick during that game, self-reported the infraction and turned it into another loss.
With Big East play starting up, Brewer preached that the season was in effect starting over; that optimism didn't carry over to the 14-run drubbing from conference favorite Wilson Fike on Monday. And, after that loss, there came a long postgame talk.
Seven games in, the Firebirds were already at that point.
That's what made Tuesday's 6-5 come-from-behind win over Wilson Fike to salvage a split of the two-game series so important.
It gave the Firebirds (2-6, 1-1) their second win and handed the Demons (7-1, 1-1) their first loss.
Early on in the game, it looked like the same story as Monday. Fike took a 3-0 lead after one inning, but the Firebirds tied it at five heading into the final innings.
In that bottom of the seventh, the Demons got the first two outs, but Matthew Horrigan reached on an error, then Jason Montague singled.
A.J. Jones was intentionally walked to load the bases, and Luke Edwards hit a single on his first pitch swinging to bring home the winning run.
The Firebirds will look to turn the Big East victory into a two-game winning streak against South Garner on Thursday. They have one more non-conference game against Smithfield Selma next Monday, then start a two-game series with Wilson Hunt on Tuesday.
Rocky Mount High (7-2, 1-0), which beat Franklinton (2-4, 0-1) on Tuesday, 9-0, will wrap up its series with the Red Rams on Friday, then start its series with Wilson Fike next Tuesday.
Northern Nash (2-4, 0-1), which had its game against Wilson Hunt (6-0, 1-0) rained out on Wednesday, will make up the game Thursday in Wilson.


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Graziano has a goofy nickname—"Toast"—and a personality to match. In his competitive show days, he won many national awards as an equitation mount. Today, he is very careful; he would do anything to keep his rider out of trouble. Definitely the class clown of our barn, Toast has a goofy demeanor and is easily distracted. Antics aside, he is an invaluable teacher and an incredible competitor. Horses and humans alike will be drawn in by his magnetic personality. Toast is the best friend you haven't yet met.


Britain has a wide array of tourist destinations that support and welcome visitors with access needs and disabilities: here are 12 of the best.
1. Science Museum, London A celebration of the wonders of technology in the service of our daily lives. The museum's collections include an impressive 18th century steam engine, the Apollo 10 command module and everyday technological marvels from 1750 to the present. Every part of the museum is accessible by ramp or lift (except for a couple of raised walkways). Everything is at just the right height. Tactile signage and touch tours are available for some exhibitions along with large print and braille information. A loan wheelchair is available. There is ample disabled parking.
2. The London Eye One of the capital's most postcard-friendly assets, a 30 minute circuit affords great views of the city. The ticket hall and capsules are wheelchair accessible. Disabled visitors pay a discounted rate with one carer free of charge. Groups of less than four are fast tracked to the front of the queue. Wheelchairs are available for use and there is an accessible toilet.
3. The Great North Museum, Newcastle Highlights of the new £26million museum include a large-scale, interactive model of Hadrian's Wall, major new displays showing the wonder and diversity of the animal and plant kingdoms, spectacular objects from the Ancient Greeks and mummies from Ancient Egypt, a planetarium and a life-size T-Rex dinosaur skeleton. Recent renovations have created a fully accessible building. Large print and Braille gallery guides. Tactile objects; BSL and subtitled videos; and BSL tours (on demand). Hearing Loops throughout.
4. National Theatre – Silver 'Access for All' winner 2009 At the heart of the south bank complex, the national has produced over six hundred plays. Its three auditoriums put on a wide range of drama productions. The theatre publishes an access guide online and employs a full-time accessibility manager for a seamless visit.
5. Cadbury World – Silver 'Access for All' winner 2011 Visiting Cadbury's chocolate factory in the heart of Bourneville, where they boast the biggest chocolate shop in the world is the closest any of us will probably get to visiting Willy Wonka's chocolate factory. Facilities are almost completely accessible (staircase to packing facility) and priority can often be given when queuing. The Cadabra ride has a wheelchair accessible Beanmobile and a dog-sitter can be provided when visiting the production areas.
6. The National Space Centre, Leicester The UK's largest planetarium and exhibition of space exploration where you can test your suitability for a career as an astronaut and enjoy a futuristic cinema experience. Plenty of accessible parking spaces and a lift to all floors. Displays are easily accessible and well spaced apart. Touch tours can be arranged in advance, large print guides are available and most audio exhibits are subtitled.
7. The Giant's Causeway Visitor Centre, Northern Ireland One of the most beautiful, rugged landscapes on earth and a World Heritage Site, the Giant's Causeway mixes myth, legend and natural phenomena. It is the most popular attraction in Northern Ireland, and its Visitor Centre has just undergone a major overhaul and is now managed by the National Trust. The new Visitor Centre was designed in consultation with Disability Action and other major access organisations to ensure access for all, and features include hearing loops, an 'interpretation area' suitable for visually impaired and wheelchair users as well as a fully accessibly clifftop path including wheelchair access.
NB: The National Trust has fantastic properties across Britain and allows free admission to the carers of disabled visitors. Their Access Guide is a free publication with essential information for people with access needs. See their accessibility page for details and to download.
8. Titanic Belfast is surrounded by a paved plaza, which is fully accessible. The brand new attraction was designed with wheelchairs users in mind, with integrated loop systems for hearing impaired visitors on all audio, and with regular seating areas throughout the attraction.
9. The Wales Coastal Path is the country's newest countryside attraction and a world first, providing a pathway around the entire coastline of Wales, which encircles the whole country along with the Offa's Dyke Path that crosses the Anglo-Welsh border. Along the coast are routes that offer an appealing and enjoyable experience to anyone with restricted mobility or for those simply seeking a less challenging walk. Wheelchair and baby buggy friendly routes can also be found along the way, with access paths and boardwalks provided at several of the most beautiful points.
10. Beaches in Wales There are dozens of beautiful beaches around the coast of Wales, many of which are fully accessible for users with access needs and disabilities. Benllech on Anglesey (the island that is home to the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge) is situated on the east coast of Anglesey and is one of the most popular of the island's holiday villages. Set in a crescent-shaped bay, its pleasant beach of fine golden sand and clear blue waters are exceptionally safe for bathing and paddling, and has excellent disabled facilities and practical access for both prams and disabled visitors. Swansea Bay Promenade offers an excellent view of the bay with ramped access on to the beach close to the Marina.
11. The Culloden Battlefield Visitor Centre in Scotland tells the story of one of Scotland's most famous battles and the whole attraction is brilliant for visitors with additional needs. Wheelchairs and powered scooters can be borrowed and used within the building and on the battlefield itself. The exhibition uses different mediums to convey the story of Culloden: a battlefield guide is available to take out onto the site which displays text, video and still images with audio that corresponds to the point you are on the battlefield using Geographic Positioning Software (GPS) and other formats for people with sensory impairments. The battlefield paths and roof access are wheelchair accessible and suitable for mobility vehicles, prams and buggies.
12. For those who want to get back to nature, fishing on the Lake of Menteith is a truly Scottish experience. There is a boat provision at the Lake of Menteith Fishery which provides fishing and boating opportunities for wheelchair users and enables all visitors of any fishing ability to try their hand at catching a winner!


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Bulletin #21: Into the third year of the Covid-19 pandemic
People's Health Dispatch
This fortnight
News of a tentative TRIPS waiver compromise allegedly penned by a group of four countries - the US, the EU, South Africa and India - was published just around the time when the world was entering the third year of the Covid-19 pandemic. The text was hailed by some as an important breakthrough for boosting vaccine equity, yet most agree that the document is completely inadequate to respond to actual needs.
The EU continues to influence drugs policies in Africa by pushing for the establishment of an African Medicines Agency. Judging from information that is currently available, the move could easily hinder access instead of making the process of drug regulation more simple and navigable for countries in the region.
To see concrete improvements in the field of access to medicines, we still need the original TRIPS waiver to be passed at WTO. As the example of Moderna's approach to sharing technology and know–how has shown, there is little hope for pharmaceutical companies to take a proactive role in supporting local production.
After the Constitutional Court of Colombia made an important ruling on abortion legislation in February, we spoke to Ana Cristina Gonzalez Velez from the Roundtable for Life and Health of Women about the intersections of the health and feminist movements in Colombia. In Data speaks, we bring a map of the world's abortion laws.
Health workers, especially women, continue to be exposed to enormous pressures in situations of conflict. In a recent webinar organized by the People's Health Movement, activists from Palestine and the Philippines met to discuss the imprisonment of Shatha Odeh and Naty Castro.
Strikes in the health and care sectors continue to be the main tool for workers' to protect their rights in the latest phase of the pandemic. We bring articles on industrial actions in Slovenia and the UK, as well as on the injunction against the strike planned by health workers in New Zealand.
In a new video interview, People's Health Dispatch spoke to Yogesh Jain and Sarah Nabia, editor and co-editor of the book Covid-19: A view from the margins, who told us more about the importance of recording people's personal stories and experiences from the margin for building a more complete picture of the pandemic.
Compromised TRIPS Waiver will prolong pandemic inequalities
As the COVID-19 pandemic turns two, access to medicines movements warn that a recent compromise deal on the TRIPS waiver allegedly outlined by the US, the EU, India and South Africa will not be enough to address existing inequities
Push for more regulation and 'quality controls' may further complicate medicine supply in Africa
The creation of the African Medicines Agency with the objective of maintaining European standards for medicines in the continent may hamper the supply of regular and economical versions of medicines in areas where access is already skewed
Patents, profits and squabbles for share in the pie – Moderna's pandemic story
Moderna's filing for patents in South Africa puts a question mark on its intentions of honoring the pledge that it will not enforce patents during the pandemic. Activists fear that this may jeopardize the WHO's technology sharing hub
Women in Colombia continue their struggle for reproductive rights
Ana Gonzalez Velez from the Roundtable for Life and Health of Women talks about the recent constitutional ruling in favor of decriminalization of abortion in Colombia and what lies ahead
Imprisoned Palestinian health activist Shatha Odeh is a beacon of resistance globally
Imprisoned health activist Shatha Odeh continues to persist in the struggle for the right to health and women's rights as she sends letter from prison for International Women's Day
Health and care workers in Slovenia fight for pay hikes and equal rights
Around 50,000 workers in the Slovenian health and care sectors went on strike on February 16 protesting poor working conditions, low salaries, outdated norms and regulations, and violations of the agreements
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New Zealand Employment Court passes injunction to scuttle health workers' strike
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Bulletin #42: More health workers join fight for social justice
This fortnight Emmanuel Macron's pension reform plans caused mass protests all over France, with health workers and collectives joining the mobilizations. The reform would deepen existing health inequalities between workers in different sectors, as well as women and men in the workplace, warned the collectives. In New York City,
People's Health Dispatch Jan 20, 2023 • 5 min read
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People's Health Dispatch Dec 15, 2022 • 6 min read
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Left Ventricular Outflow Tract Obstruction after Ross-Konno Operation
Cenap Zeybek1, Mustafa Kemal Avşar2*, Özgür Yildirim3, Mehmet Salih Bilal3
1Department of Pediatric Cardiology, Biruni University Hospital, Istanbul, Turkey
2Department of Cardiovascular Surgery, Medicana International Istanbul Hospital and Istanbul Gelisim University Medical Sciences Institute, Istanbul, Turkey
3Department of Cardiovascular Surgery, Medicana International Istanbul Hospital, Istanbul, Turkey
Received: May 2, 2017; Accepted: June 25, 2017; Published: June 30, 2017
INTRODUCTION: SAM (systolic anterior motion) is defined as the dynamic motion of the anterior mitral valve leaflet to the left ventricular outflow tract (LVOT) during systole. In this study, we present a case which we encountered with significant left ventricular outflow tract obstruction (LVOTO) related to SAM and developed after Ross-Konno operation. METHOD: A 4-month, 6.2 kg girl underwent balloon valvuloplasty due to bicuspid aortic stenosis when she was one-month. Ross-Konno operation was performed on the patient due to residual aortic stenosis (peak gradient of 140 mm Hg) and severe aortic regurgitation. Intraoperative echocardiography (ECHO) showed a peak gradient of 25 mmHg between the LV-Aorta. RESULTS: In the ICU at postoperative 3. hour, when tachycardia began with the patient's hemodynamic deterioration, SAM in ECHO and concomitant LVOTO (Peak grad: 140 mmHg) and 2nd degree MY was identified. Pulmonary edema was observed along with a decrease in oxygen saturation. The treatment initiated for removing the patient from hyperdynamic state and reducing the volume deficit. Sedation and analgesia were increased. The low-dose dobutamine was stopped. Tachycardia was attempted to take control with beta-blockers. The same treatment was continued on day 2, but the frequency of patient's tachycardia has not been reduced despite high doses of beta blockers. Heart rate was controlled by Amiodarone. On day 4, mitral regurgitation was slightly decreased while the LV-Aorta gradient was measured between 50 - 60 mmHg. On day 5, SAM has diminished greatly (20 mmHg). The patient was extubated 6th day and was discharged on the 12th day without any problem. One year after, LVOT gradient was not detected in the ECHO. DISCUSSION: In adult patients, although a variety of surgical procedures for the removal of SAM had been reported, no experience in infants exists in the literature on these techniques. Despite intensive medical treatment, it may take longer than expected. We think that also the decline of existing preoperative LV hypertrophy in this period contributes.
Cardiology, Pediatrics, Surgery & Surgical Specialties
Systolic Anterior Motion Of Mitral Valve, Ross-Conno Operatio, Left Ventricular Outflow Tract Obstruction
SAM (systolic anterior motion) is defined as the dynamic motion of the anterior mitral valve leaflet to the left ventricular outflow tract (LVOT) during systole and was first described about 40 years ago by Termini et al. [1] . Systolic anterior motion (SAM) related to left ventricular outflow tract obstruction (LVOTO) can vary from causing clinically silent disease to severe LVOTO in a diversity [2] . Although the mitral valve's SAM usually is seen in asymmetric septal type of hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, but also can be seen in hypertensive heart disease, after the aortic and mitral valve surgery in diabetic people, in acute myocardial infarction, and even in asymptomatic patients during dobutamine pharmacological stress test and is a condition that causes the dynamic LVOTO [3] . A variety of surgical procedures have been reported in adult patients for the removal of SAM, but no experience in infants exists in the literature on these techniques. In this study, we wanted to present a patient which we encountered with significant left ventricular outflow tract obstruction (LVOTO) related to SAM after Ross-Konno operation and how we overcame this period with no problems and the strategy we used.
A 4-month, 6.2 kg girl underwent balloon valvuloplasty due to congenital aortic stenosis when she was one-month. Ross-Konno operation (with 16 mm Contegra) performed on the patient due to bicuspid aortic valve, previous balloon valvuloplasty + residual aortic stenosis + significant aortic regurgitation (AR) , LVOTO (the mean gradient of 90 mmHg between left ventricle (LV)-aorta), 25 mm HG peak gradient was present in the preoperative made transesophagealechocardiography (TEE) between LV-Aorta, there was no neoaortic failure, any other problems was not available. In the postoperative 3 hours, while deteriorating hemodynamics in intensive care when tachycardia began, SAM in ECHO and concomitant LVOTO (Peak grad: 140 mmHg) and 2nd degree mitral valve regurgitation (MR) was identified, no neoaortic failure was observed and the pulmonary xenograft functioned (Figure 1 and Figure 2).
The medical follow-up was decided for removing from left ventricular hyper-
Figure 1. Echocardiography findings in postoperative 3th hour.
Figure 2. Color doppler echocardiography findings in postoperative 3th hour.
dynamia, the treatment initiated until reducing the volume deficit and the ventricle was dilated until reduction of gradient. The patient's sedation and analgesia dose was increased, dobutamine perfusion was stopped, the volume deficit was reduced with liquid application, the patient's tachycardia tried to slow with digoxin and with the β-blocker medications, the patient's pulse rate of 200/min declined to 170/min. The findings in the 1st postoperative day ECHO was the same as previous one. β blocker application and liquid loading were continued in postoperative 2 day to but the patient's tachycardia could not slowed. Postoperative 3 th day, amiodarone perfusion was started and the patient's pulse rate could be reduced to 130/min, hemodynamic stabilization was achieved. ECHO made in the first 4 days postoperatively, while LV-Aorta gradient was reduced to between 50 - 60 mmHg, mitral regurgitation decreased and 1 - 2. degree MR was present. While Amiorodone perfusion continued in postoperative 5. day, LVOT gradient related to SAM in her ECHO was observed to decrease up to 20 mmHg. The patient was extubated postoperative 6. day and in ECHO after the extubation maximum LV-aorta gradient was seen as no more than 20 mm Hg. The patient was discharged in postoperative 12. day without any problem. One year after, LVOT gradient was not detected in the ECHO.
The functions of the mitral valve depends on leaflets of the mitral valve, the sub-valvular apparatus of papillary muscles, the annulus, chorda tendinea and also depends on the the global left ventricular structure and contractility. Any changes in these functional units can contribute to SAM [2] . The mitral valve of SAM may appear in a life-threatening case of hypertrophic cardiomyopathy by causing dynamic LVOT obstruction, after cardiac surgery including especially mitral valve surgery and after a variety of medical and metabolic conditions [2] . Although it is less common, it can be seen in infants with congenital heart disease and also after congenital heart surgery [4] [5] . When we examined the literature, we couldn't identify any case of LVOTO related to SAM after Ross- Konno like our case. Diagnosis can be made with a detailed echocardiography and magnetic resonance imaging. The first option in the treatment is medical treatment and the last option is surgery. The studies have showed that in LVOTO gradient related to SAM liquid loading, the β-adrenoceptor blockade, phenylephrine were adequate for the treatment. In the treatment protocol of 174 patients which was applied by Sam Brown and et al., it was indicated that the majority of patients improved and only 4 patients required surgical intervention. Furthermore, in this study, SAM insisted in the long-term follow-up of 17 patients, the best option is medical treatment in mild SAM and surgery can be considered in a case of severe LVOTO related to SAM [6] . In our case, while postoperative 3th hour hemodynamics deteriorated with entering into pulmonary edema plane, when we faced with about 140 mm Hg gradient of LVOTO related to SAM, we initiated the fluid replacement therapy with dobutamine termination and we started thinking about surgical options. We have decided to wait for surgery when we sustained relatively clinical and echocardiographic relief with β block and fluid replacement. The amiodarone perfusion was initiated in order to reduce the speed and we have reached the targeted heart rate of 120 - 130/min. We provided the dilation of the left ventricle with sufficient volume treatment. With all these measures, LVOTO reduced to 20 mm hg level after in the postoperative 6 day ECHO, the patient extubated and we were able to discharge without any problem. In postoperative 1 year ECHO, SAM-related obstruction disappeared, there was 5 - 10 mmHg gradient between LV-aorta and there was no evidence of a problem in the 1-year follow-up of the patient. Hypovolemia and the left ventricle hyperdynamical were considered to be as possible causes of SAM. We believe that this depends on the elimination of the LVOTO related to Ross-Konno, there was yet no dilation on the left ventricle and its geometry under hyperdynamic period and under hypovolemia.
After ROSS-Konno operation, dynamic LVOTO developed with related to mitral valve's SAM is a rare condition. Although dynamic LVOTO related to SAM remains benign, it is an important condition that can cause refractory cardiogenic shock and even can lead to death. After Ross Konno operation depending on the removal of LVOTO obstruction, after the hyperdynamic period of left ventricle with reduction of the left ventricle dilatation and contractions, aggressive fluid loading and amiodarone, β-blocker drugs, with the use of drugs like calcium channel blockers that decrease heart rate and with discontinuation of the drugs as dobutamine that increases cardiac contraction and heart rate, we believe that it is a pathology that can be resolved and even disappear within days. Surgical treatment is a last resort. Dynamic LVOTO related to SAM must be diagnosed early and it should be noted that it can be serious and even a lethal case.
Zeybek, C., Avşar, M.K., Yildirim, Ö. and Bilal, M.S. (2017) Left Ventricular Outflow Tract Obstruction after Ross-Konno Operation. Open Access Library Journal, 4: e3644. https://doi.org/10.4236/oalib.1103644
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2. Ibrahim, M., Rao, C., Ashrafian, H., Chaudhry, U., Darzi, A. and Athanasiou, T. (2012) Modern Management of Systolic Anterior Motion of the Mitral Valve. European Journal of Cardio-Thoracic Surgery, 1-11.
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3. Luckie, M. and Khattar, R.S. (2008) Systolic Anterior Motion of the Mitral Valve— Beyond Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy. Heart, 94, 1383-1385.
4. Iwata, Y., Imai, Y., Shin'oka, T. and Kurosawa, H. (2008) Subaortic Stenosis Associated with Systolic Anterior Motion. Heart Vessels, 23, 436-439.
5. Zurick III, A.O. and Menon, V. (2010) Dynamic Outflow Tract Obstruction in Congenitally Corrected Transposition of the Great Arteries. The International Journal of Cardiovascular Imaging, 26, 617-619.
6. Brown, M.L., Abel, M.D., Click, R.L., Morford, R.G., Dearani, J.A., Sundt, T.M., et al. (2007) Systolic Anterior Motion after Mitral Valve Repair: Is Surgical Intervention Necessary? The Journal of Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery, 133, 136-143.


David Crimmins, Commercial Director of DoneDeal's Motor Section, said: "As the old Chinese proverb says "May you live in interesting times" and the SIMI/DoneDeal report proves that we do. There are many contrasting insights emerging, the drop in new car registrations, the continued increase in imports and the fact that some motoring costs are going up and some are thankfully coming down. At DoneDeal we are working harder than ever to forge a strong partnership with SIMI and their members, bringing them innovative solutions that help them navigate these interesting times. We are delighted that this partnership approach has seen a 15% increase in motor adverts on our site".


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Film Manchester Film Festival Marie O'Sullivan's Film Reviews
Traumfabrik: Manchester Film Festival 2020
What better way to open a film festival than with an ode to the magic of cinema!
Fair play to Manchester Film Festival, whose opening night screening for the 2020 event is a film not in the English language. This pleases me no end as it sends a real message, whether intentional or coincidental, that a film is a film no matter what language the actors are speaking.
Traumfabrik is a German film, and in addition to being the festival opener is also part of the Das Kino strand of German film at this year's event.
In many ways it's the perfect choice to kick things off, as it's a love story set in the famous Babelsberg film studios in Berlin in the summer of 1962 and is also an ode to filmmaking both classic and present day.
Our two leads, Emil (Dennis Mojen) and Milou (Emilia Schüle) have their meet cute on his first day at work at the Babelsberg film studios on the Eastern outskirts of Berlin and as their attraction grows, the date of her return to France comes ever nearer. But this isn't the greatest stumbling block to their potential happy-ever-after; those in the know as far as European history are concerned will recognise that 1962 was the year in which the Berlin Wall appeared literally overnight, dividing families, disrupting employment and ending relationships.
Don't think though that this is some heavy-handed, grey-toned Iron Curtain melodrama. As befits any romantic tale there are ups and downs for sure, but this is a wildly colourful movie with gorgeous costumes, sumptuous sets, falling rose petals, and even elephants! Traumfabrik – in English Dreamfactory – invokes classic films such as Singin' in the Rain, Cleopatra and even Good Bye, Lenin! and no doubt references a number of German classics that viewers from outside of Germany won't recognise specifically, but which no doubt have their Hollywood counterparts.
Among all the grand romantic gestures, the backdrop of a divided Germany isn't ignored. And while the comrade officials putting their interfering fingerprints in the filmmaking provide a little comic relief, the fictional film at the centre of the romance succeeds in spite of them.
What the light touch does do however is allow the era of East/West divide to be revisited for those who may be too young to remember it, or perhaps don't know anything about the history at all. There's no doubt to the viewer that things were not fine and dandy during that period, and if it helps to remind people of a time and events that should not be allowed to happen again – while simultaneously providing some romantic entertainment and laughter – then that can only be a good thing.
Traumfabrik opens the Manchester Film Festival on 7th March 2020. The Festival runs from 7th – 15th March 2020.
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New Global Technology Center
New Ford Global Technology and Business Center will serve as a hub for product development, mobility solutions and business services for India and the world
Ford to invest US$195 million (Rs. 1,300 crore) and add 3,000 highly skilled employees in Chennai to fully staff the 12,000-employee facility
India-based Ford Global Business Services operation to be integrated with product development on the modern 28-acre campus opening in early 2019
New environmentally friendly campus will utilize solar panels, rainwater collection tanks, and heat and water recovery systems; employees will have access to facilities including a canteen, a fitness center, yoga classes, medical services and childcare
Ford Motor Company today announced plans for a green and modern new Global Technology and Business Center in Chennai that will serve as a hub for product development, mobility solutions and business services for India and other markets around the world.
Chennai facility to become Ford's second-largest center of employment globally
Ford Executive Chairman Bill Ford, visiting Chennai for the announcement, said the automaker will invest $195 million (Rs. 1,300 crore) and hire 3,000 skilled workers over the next five years to fully staff the new center. Ford also will consolidate 9,000 employees from six existing facilities in Chennai on the 28-acre campus. With 12,000 employees in total, the Chennai facility will become Ford's second-largest center of employment globally after Dearborn, Mich., U.S.
"India is not only a vibrant market for cars and new mobility ideas, it also is rich with talent, technical expertise and ingenuity" Bill Ford said.
"This new center will help us attract the best and brightest, and make Chennai a true hub of innovation for Ford around the world."
Expected to be completed by early 2019
The Ford Global Technology and Business Center in Chennai will become Ford's third global product development center in Asia Pacific and part of Ford's global product development network and is expected to be completed by early 2019. As well as housing engineering talent, the campus will be home to employees from IT, finance, accounting, data analytics and manufacturing.
The center will employ Indian engineers, scientists and skilled workers. It also will feature a wide range of laboratories and testing facilities for both full vehicles and components, enabling Ford to conduct extensive testing of future vehicles in India.
"This is an exciting day for Ford and Chennai, and it underscores the bright future we are creating together" said Dave Schoch, president, Ford Asia Pacific.
"We want to express our deepest gratitude to the Tamil Nadu government and Chief Minister J. Jayalalitha for working with Ford over many years to make this vision a reality."
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Welcome April
Thank you for reading the February 2018 issue of our monthly member newsletter, UFHCC Connection. You can find our January issue here.
With a robust set of leaders, internal and external recruitment to the center, NCI and cancer-focused NIH funding of over $15 million per year, increasing translation of basic findings into clinical research, solid core facilities and exciting educational and community engagement programs in development, we are now poised to develop a strong application to the National Cancer Institute. The writing of this document has begun, with submission for an NCI Cancer Center Support Grant anticipated in the spring of 2019.
To this end, on March 1 and 2 we will be hosting a group of 11 recognized leaders in oncology research who constitute our External Advisory Board (EAB). Our EAB brings extensive experience and knowledge to bear on our behalf as we continue our quest for designation. The EAB convenes at least annually to assess our scientific progress toward the programmatic goals we have laid out in our Strategic Plan.
This will be the third such meeting — but it is unique because, for the first time in the center's history, our EAB will be reviewing narratives we have written that make up the sections of the Cancer Center Support Grant.
This EAB visit is a true milestone in our quest for National Cancer Institute designation. Read more about the visit HERE.
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DJ got the party started there's no end in sight
Everybody's moving to the rhythm that's inside
It's a crazy world but tonight's the right situation
Don't get left behind
I can feel the music movin' through me everywhere
Ain't no destination baby we don't even care
There's a place to be if you need the right education
Let it take you there
And just go with the magic baby, I can see it there in your eyes
Flow, stop the waiting, right here on the dance floor is where you gotta let it go
Don't stop moving can you feel the music
DJ's got us goin' around round (round)
Don't stop movin' find your own way to it
Listen to the music taking you to places that you've never been before baby now
Don't stop movin' to the funky funky beat (ho)
Don't stop movin' to the S Club beat (yeah yeah yeah)
You can touch the moment almost feel it in the air
Don't know where we're going baby we don't even care
Ain't no mystery, just use your imagination
Just go with the magic baby, I can see it there in your eyes
Flow, stop the waiting right here on the dance floor is where you gotta let it go
DJ's got us goin' around round (don't stop moving)
Don't stop movin' to the funky funky beat (yeah come on)
Don't stop movin' to the funky funky beat (don't stop movin')
Forget about your fears tonight
Listen to the heart, let it touch the sky (listen to your heart)
No need to reason why
Just listen to the sound and it makes you come alive
DJ's got us goin' around (round)
Listen to the music (yeah yeah yeah)
DJ's got us goin' around 'round (doN't stop movin')
Electronic, Hip Hop, Pop
Ballad, Euro House, RnB/Swing
Written by: BRADLEY JOHN MCINTOSH, HANNAH LOUISE SPEARRITT, JOANNE VALDA O'MEARA, JONATHAN LEE, PAUL GERALD CATTERMOLE, RACHEL LAUREN STEVENS, SHEPPARD J. SOLOMON, SIMON PETER ELLIS, TINA ANN BARRETT
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Sunshine [Bonus Tracks]
Show Me Your Colours
Boy Like You
Dance Dance Dance
Right Guy
Summertime Feeling
I Will Find You
S Club 7 tracks


Jump Around offers your little one countless possibilities to have fun and discover new things. Whether a perfect all-round vision or view from above - enjoyment is guaranteed. By pressing the buttons, different nursery rhymes begin to play and colored lights start to flash. To parents' delight, the music module can simply be switched off or completely removed.
In Jump Around, your little offspring can choose whether to jump or spin. If your little one pushes off the ground, elasticated straps absorb the movement up and down. At the same time, little legs gain strength for crawling and walking.
Your little one can turn around up to 360° in the softly padded, suspended seat and reach for rattles, balls and more, to press or spin them. These movements are ideal for helping the development of your child's motor skills. In addition, Jump Around is very stable and always stays reliably in place.
Nothing to spoil the fun. This activity center is equipped with a music module and offers your child countless options to play. No matter whether the perfect all-round vision or jumping fun. Enjoyment is guaranteed.
By jumping off the ground, your child bounces up and down while rompping about. At the same time, little legs gain strength for crawling and walking.
If your toddler wants to try out something different, he or she can play with the many colorful play elements. He or she can turn around up to 360° in the softly padded, suspended seat and reach for rattles, balls and more, to press or spin them. These movements are ideal for helping the development of your child's motor skills.
Buttons on the music module also encourage experimentation. When gently pressed, different nursery rhymes begin to play and colored lights start to flash. To parents' delight, the music module can simply be switched off or completely removed. The play elements on the circle can also be removed and swapped around. There is no room for boredom, especially because Jump Around grows with your little one. The elasticated straps are 3x length-adjustable and can be adapted to your child's height.
This great play center is the perfect place to play, because it is stable and always stays reliably in place.


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Treating Your Cancer, Keeping You Safe
COVID-19 Resources for Patients
COVID-19 Information for Our Patients
Use Our COVID-19 Prescreen App Before Your Visit
When you visit Dana-Farber, we'll ask you to use an online app on your smartphone as part of the screening process when you enter the building. Everyone who comes to Dana-Farber is screened for COVID-19 symptoms before they enter. Before you arrive at these locations, visit the app and answer its screening questions to get a digital pass that you can show when you enter.
If you have COVID-like symptoms or have tested positive for COVID in the last 20 days, please call your Dana-Farber doctor's office before your appointment. Please read this PDF for more information.
Our Revised Visitor Policy
Patient Companions at Dana-Farber
Adult patients are allowed to bring one healthy adult companion (age 18 or older) to any outpatient appointment at Dana-Farber. Companions age 17 and younger are not permitted.
Pediatric patients in our Jimmy Fund Clinic are allowed to bring up to two healthy adult companions (age 18 or older) to outpatient appointments. Visitors age 17 and younger, including siblings, are not permitted.
Face masks are still required in hospitals and other health care settings for all persons, regardless of whether you have been vaccinated. Please use the face mask that we give you when you arrive, and make sure that it always covers your mouth and nose during your visit.
Please be mindful of others during your visit, and try to maintain safe physical distancing while you are here. Cancer centers such as ours see patients who are more vulnerable than the general public, so our steps to prevent infection need to be stronger than in other settings.
All persons will be screened for symptoms of COVID-19 before entering. Please use our prescreen app before you arrive. If you do not have a smartphone or cannot access the app, we will help you complete the screening process when you arrive.
If there is not enough space for needed physical distancing in a patient care area, the companion may be asked to wait in a designated area until the patient's appointment is complete.
We encourage patients who would like to have more than one companion to use a smartphone or other mobile device to video call a friend or loved one when meeting with their care team. This can be a good way for another companion to participate in the visit by asking questions, taking notes, and providing support. Wireless internet access is available in all patient care areas.
Please Be Aware of Your Arrival Time
Please do not arrive more than 20 minutes before your first scheduled appointment when you need to visit Dana-Farber in person. This helps reduce the number of people in the building and ensures safe physical distancing throughout the facility. If you arrive too early, we may need to direct you to a waiting area after you complete the screening process.
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Please Use the Parking Garage to Drop Off or Pick Up a Patient
At Longwood (450 Brookline Ave., Boston): Please enter Dana-Farber's parking garage on Jimmy Fund Way and go to Level P1 to drop off or pick up a patient. You can also use valet parking on Level P1.
At Chestnut Hill (300 Boylston St., Newton, MA): Please enter the Life Time Center parking garage and go to Level P3 to pick up or drop off a patient. You can also use valet parking on Level P3.
Thank you for your cooperation and help!
Changes You Will See at Dana-Farber
In order to limit the number of people at Dana-Farber, some of our programs and services have temporarily changed.
The Friends' Place health boutique is open by appointment only. Please call 617-632-2211 if you need to schedule an appointment for a compression garment, wig fitting, breast prosthesis, bra fitting, or other service.
Seating in the Lavine Family Dining Pavilion has been reconfigured for physical distancing.
All Dana-Farber volunteers have been asked to suspend activities and will not be at the Institute until further notice.
The Zakim Center's programs in yoga, mindfulness, and other topics are available online. You can review the Center's Program Calendar to see online class offerings.
The Blum Resource Center offers workshops and programs online. Check the Blum Resource Center webpage for more information.
One-to-One is a telephone support program that connects our trained volunteers with patients and caregivers who would like support from a peer. To request a mentor, patients and caregivers can fill out a referral form.
Visit the Friends' Corner Gift Shop online.
Dana-Farber's Young Adult Program (YAP) invites young adult patients (age 18-39) treated in adult oncology to join its online support group and Twitter chats. For more information about online programming, please email yap@dfci.harvard.edu or call 617-632-6819.
Our Supply of Evusheld Is Very Limited
Supplies of AstraZeneca's Evusheld therapy are extremely limited at Dana-Farber and throughout the U.S. at this time. This treatment is designed to help prevent COVID-19 in people with suppressed immune systems who may not get enough virus protection from vaccines and boosters. We are eager to expand this therapy to all of our eligible patients, but we cannot do so until we have adequate supply from the state. If and when you are eligible for Evusheld at Dana-Farber, we will tell you directly. We are not yet able to provide it upon request. Please do not contact your Dana-Farber care team to ask about receiving Evusheld at this time.
Monoclonal Antibody Therapy for COVID-19
Adult Dana-Farber patients who have recently been diagnosed with COVID-19 may be eligible for treatment with monoclonal antibody therapy if they are categorized as being at high risk for complications from COVID-19 infection. If you have questions, please call 617-632-6843.
Being Prepared in the Time of COVID-19: Three Things You Can Do Now
Many patients and survivors worry that they may be at higher risk due to a weakened immune system, or wonder what might happen if they need to be hospitalized. Our experts developed this list of things patients can do now to help them think about what matters most to them if they were to get very sick.
Self-Care for Patients and Caregivers
Both patients and their caregivers need to practice self-care for emotional and physical well-being in this challenging time. Read helpful information on coping day-to-day with COVID-19 uncertainty.
Online Programs for Patients
The Zakim Center is open for in-person acupuncture and massage appointments, but also offers many virtual programs online via its MyZakim portal. Learn how to practice mindfulness, improve an exercise routine, plan healthy meals, and much more. Sign up on MyZakim or email Zakim_Center@dfci.harvard.edu.
Online Resources for Patients
The Blum Patient and Family Resource Center is closed due to the COVID-19 health emergency, but we continue to offer online and virtual programs to support patients and their loved ones. Learn about our digital library, online resource center, and virtual offerings by visiting the program calendar or by emailing Blum_Center@dfci.harvard.edu.
Tips for Coping With a COVID-19 Surge
At the start of the COVID-19 outbreak, many people were under the mindset that the virus would be contained relatively quickly. As the pandemic continues, and the timeline remains uncertain, it's important for people to discover new ways to find joy in their daily lives.
COVID-19 FAQ for Cancer Patients
As with many public health issues, the coronavirus outbreak may pose special risks for some cancer patients. We spoke with Sarah Hammond, MD, an infectious disease specialist at Dana-Farber and Brigham and Women's Hospital, and Craig Bunnell, MD, MPH, chief medical officer at Dana-Farber, about some of the specific challenges cancer patients may face at this time.
Immunocompromised: What Does it Mean?
Immunocompromised individuals are potentially at a higher risk for severe illness from the coronavirus, or COVID-19, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). We're here to help — here is some general information about what it means to be immunocompromised, and how you can protect yourself.
Should I Get Screened for Cancer During COVID-19?
Many people skipped or delayed routine cancer screening tests during the early months of the coronavirus pandemic. Medical providers say it's now safe and prudent to schedule your appointments.
Dana-Farber Patient Recovering Well After Cancer and the Coronavirus
The team at Dana-Farber encourages anyone who is experiencing symptoms associated with COVID-19 to report them right away. Even if you have a confirmed case of the coronavirus, there are measures in place to ensure you can receive the care that's safe for you, your care team, and other patients and staff members.
Focus Is On Safety and Solidarity for Cancer Patients During COVID-19
Many Dana-Farber patients and caregivers are adjusting to a mix of in-person and telehealth appointments, largely to reduce risk of COVID-19 exposure. For Gina Solomon, a consultant in the financial services industry who is working remotely through treatment, it's a perfect arrangement.
Tips for Getting Through Isolation From a Cancer Survivor
When Rosemary Fischer gets calls from friends and family complaining about staying home during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, she always has a good-natured response. Read how this cancer survivor copes and thrives despite being immunocompromised and isolated at home.
I Got Through a Stem Cell Transplant. We Can Get Through COVID-19, Too.
Going through the COVID-19 pandemic and going through a stem cell transplant can seem eerily similar. Former Dana-Farber patient Ethan Hawes, who was treated for multiple myeloma, shares his advice.
Cancer Won't Stop Me, And Neither Will COVID-19
Ben Lepper, who is being treated at Dana-Farber/Boston Children's Jimmy Fund Clinic for T-cell Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia (ALL), is careful about staying safe during the pandemic, but he won't let COVID-19 keep him from feeling optimistic about his future.


Papers of Georgia author David Bottoms inclucing personal, literary, and business correspondence and manuscript and typescript drafts of his works.
Consists of three volumes of a handwritten Hebrew to French dictionary.
The collection consists of the papers of Henry L. Bowden, lawyer of Atlanta, Ga., who served as chairman of the Board of Trustees and legal counsel for Emory University. The collection consists of primarily correspondence arranged in subject files from 1929-1987, the bulk of which spans 1950-1980. Papers document Bowden's tenure as chairman of the Board of Trustees and as University counsel, and relate to desegregation, increasing student activism, intellectual freedom and the "God is Dead" controversy, and University endowment campaigns, among other topics.
Collection of materials related to poet Edgar Bowers including diaries, correspondence, manuscripts, notebooks, and course syllabi.
Microfilm copy of the diaries of Pennsylvania Union soldier Henry Clay Bowman from January 1, 1863-December 13, 1864.
Papers of African American biographer, journalist, and educator, Valerie Boyd, including audiovisual material, correspondence, journalism, personal papers, research files, subject files, and teaching files.
Papers of physician and public health official Frances Sage Bradley and her artist husband Horace James Bradley.
Papers of urban social worker and civic leader Panke M. Bradley of Atlanta, Georgia.
Four letters written to Confederatate General Braxton Bragg from 1861-1864.
Framed drawings by Charles Bragg.


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Shafton Teacher Banned From Teaching
Monday April 15 2013
Teacher banned
A SHAFTON Primary School teacher has been banned from teaching for a minimum of two years for poor handling of SATs papers in his previous job.
Mike Schofield was handed the prohibition order by Education Secretary, Michael Gove, after a disciplinary panel found him guilty of unacceptable professional conduct.
A disciplinary panel of the Teaching Agency found a number of wrongdoings by Mr Schofield while he was headteacher at Haxby Road Primary School in York.
These included the way in which completed exam papers were looked after and changes made to maths papers after a test had been taken.
After one test, a pupil was called to Mr Schofield's office to make changes to their paper and Mr Schofield discussed another pupil's paper with them after its completion.
Mr Gove said: "His deliberate actions involved a number of clear breaches of examination procedure. The public has a proper expectation that teachers will ensure that confidence can be maintained in the public examination system."
Mr Schofield resigned from his post in York in December 2011 following an investigation into year six pupils' SATs by the Qualification Curriculum Development Agency.
Mr Schofield was set on by Shafton Primary School in May 2012 teaching year five pupils.
He was banned from teaching after the panel met last month and a letter of explanation has been sent to parents of year six, who he is now teaching, by headteacher Ruth Lyons.
Mike Barnett, of the school's sponsors Academies Enterprise Trust, said when Mr Schofield was appointed, Shafton was aware of investigations into unacceptable professional conduct.
But he said an investigation had been dropped by the General Teaching Council and there was no action pending.


Sometimes pictures really do speak a thousand words, and if that is true then how many words does a video speak? Luckily for event planners reading this blog, there are two marvellous videos of She Wants To Move in this blog and we think it definitely shows the excellence that the band can provide at your corporate event, private party or wedding.
We were delighted to offer this superb combination of saxophone, guitar and vocals (not forgetting the occasional shaker!) to Bluebird Chelsea and the feedback was sensational with the Senior Events Manager remarking that "they were amazing, absolutely perfect for the showcase. High praise indeed!
The concept is one that really works at larger parties where some guests might think they will miss the entertainment for whatever reason. With She Wants To Move though, the entertainment comes to you! The trio walk about the venue performing to select groups of people at time with a classic pop or rock track that everybody can enjoy. And if you know the word, don't forget to join in!
It really was a fabulous event and we can't wait for She Wants To Move to perform at more and more events over the course of the coming year. Aside from our recent showcase at Zedel, this was their debut outing and we were so pleased to hear that they went down a storm with all 200+ attendees.


Miss Kitty never gets to wander inside this palace; she is part of the staff's family, and her blessing of the Bothy as a pet is due to them, not the Lord and Lady.
Not to impugn the Lord and Lady, by any means! It's just that such details of the Demesne are the domain of Staff, not to be interfered with by higher management.


A candidate in possession of a good Masters in a relevant field with at least a GPA 4.0 out of 5.0 and having a minimum GPA of 3.8 or equivalent (i.e. an average of B+ for BVM and medical graduates) in the First Degree with a minimum score of B+ in the relevant subjects or its equivalent.
As per Treasury Registrar's Circular No. 7 of 2015, which is applicable at the moment.
Discipline of Soil Chemistry/ Soil Fertility for applicants in possession of a Master of Science in Soil Science and Land Management/ Soil Science/ Integrated Soil fertility Management with a "B+" in Advanced Soil Chemistry and Soil Fertility related subjects and a Bachelor of Science in Agronomy/ Agriculture General/ Horticulture/ Soil Science from a recognised Institution.
Bachelor of Science Degree in Civil Engineering with a minimum score of "B+" in the relevant subjects.
Discipline of Forest Engineering for applicants in possession of a Master Degree in Forest Engineering/ Agricultural Engineering and a Bachelors Degree in Forestry/ Agricultural Engineering with a minimum score of "B+" in the relevant courses i.e. Forest/ Agricultural Engineering Courses. Experience in teaching, research or Forest/ Agricultural based industries will be an added advantage.
Discipline of Pharmacology & Toxicology for applicants in possession of a MVM/ MSc in either Veterinary Pharmacology or Veterinary Toxicology and Bachelor of Veterinary Medicine/ Bachelor of Science in Veterinary Medicine with at least a "B" grade or above in Veterinary Pharmacology and Toxicology.
Discipline of Meteorology for applicants in possession of a Master of Science Degree in Meteorology or relates discipline and Bachelor of Science Degree in Physics and Mathematics/ Environmental Sciences and Management/ Meteorology with a good pass in Atmospheric Physics and Meteorological Instrumentation.
Discipline of Theoretical Statistics for applicants in possession of a Masters and Bachelor Degree in Statistics.
All applications should be addressed to the Deputy Vice Chancellor (Administration and Finance), P.O. Box 3000, CHUO KIKUU, MOROGORO two weeks from the date of this re-advertisement. The application letters should indicate names and addresses of three referees, together with certified copies of certificates and transcripts i.e. Form IV, Form VI, Diploma, Bachelor, Masters and PhD, Birth Certificate, Curriculum Vitae and testimonials.


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South African Memories : Social, Warlike and Sporting: From Diaries written at the Time
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Project Gutenberg, 2004
Auteur: WILSON, Lady Sarah
Contributor: Sally MConnal
Lady Sarah Isabella Augusta Wilson was the aunt of Winston Spencer Churchill. In 1899 she became the first woman war correspondent when she was recruited to cover the Siege of Mafeking for the Daily Mail during the Boer War. She moved to Mafeking with her husband at the start of the war, where he was aide-de-camp to Colonel Robert Baden-Powell. Baden-Powell asked her to leave Mafeking for her own safety after the Boers threatened to storm the British garrison. This she duly did, and set off on a madcap adventure in the company of her maid, travelling through the South African countryside until she was finally captured by the enemy and returned to the town in exchange for a horse thief being held there. Dwindling food supplies became a constant theme in the stories she sent back to the Mail and the situation seemed hopeless when the garrison was hit by an outbreak of malarial typhoid. In this weakened state the Boers managed to penetrate the outskirts of the town but the British stood firm and repelled the assault.
Sujet(s): South African War (1899-1902) | Travel | Wilson, Sarah Isabella Augusta, Lady
Éditeur original: Project Gutenberg
Langue(s): English


It ends four years of wrangling between the privately-owned Lime Group and the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA).
The injunction compels Lime Group to disable its searching, downloading, uploading and file trading features.
The firm plans to launch new services that adhere to copyright laws soon.
Visitors to the LimeWire website are confronted with a legal notice that reads: "This is an offical notice that LimeWire is under a court ordered injunction to stop distributing and supporting its file-sharing software."
It adds that "downloading or sharing copyrighted content without authorisation is illegal".
The RIAA told the AP news agency that it was pleased by the judge's decision.
"It will start to unwind the massive piracy machine that LimeWire... used to enrich themselves immensely," said RIAA spokesman Jonathan Lamy.
LimeGroup appeared to acknowledge defeat.
"We are out of the file-sharing business, but you can make it known that other aspects of our business remain ongoing," Lime Group spokeswoman Tiffany Guarnaccia told AP.
The firm is working on developing new software that will adhere to copyright laws.