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Blizzard likely as storm rolls into Lehigh Valley; up to 28 inches forecast
By Daniel Patrick Sheehan , Frank Warner and Dan Sheehan
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Flights are canceled, plow fleets and utility crews are on standby and grocery store shelves have been denuded as a powerful Nor'easter — likely to be
The snowstorm rolled quietly into the Lehigh Valley on Monday night. Hours after skies were clear enough to see the sunset, a few flakes appeared. Then the sky filled with snow.
Then the accumulation began.
"Keep an eye on the bridges," an Allentown official radioed the city salt trucks at midnight. He clearly was referring to the Hamilton Street bridge ice that caused a 25-car pile-up Friday night.
Lehigh Valley snow cancellations and emergencies
He was anticipating a storm that, with blizzard-force winds, could drop more than 2 feet of snow by late Tuesday night.
The region reported only a few minor traffic accidents Monday, and none of them appeared related to the weather. But just after midnight, as the snow took hold, vehicles began slipping off roads.
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In Upper Nazareth Township, a car crashed at 12:10 a.m. Tuesday, landing on its roof in a ditch on East Lawn Road, southwest of Route 33. Information on the driver's condition was not available.
Twenty minutes later, in Hanover Township, Lehigh County, a minivan slammed into a utility pole on East Race Street near Willow Brook Road, pulling down electrical lines across the street. Here again, the driver's condition was not immediately clear.
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At this point, the area's roads, fields and homes had barely a coating of snow. But the snow was coming down fast.
By mid-Tuesday morning, according to the National Weather Service, snow accumulation was expected to be 6 to 10 inches. Snow-plowing crews would be busy all day.
Another 11 to 17 inches of snow was expected from mid-morning through Tuesday evening, and then another inch was possible late Tuesday. That adds up to a possible total of 28 inches.
Flights are canceled, plow fleets and utility crews are on call and grocery store shelves have been denuded as the powerful Nor'easter covers the Lehigh Valley.
The National Weather Service issued a blizzard warning for Lehigh and Northampton counties and the rest of eastern Pennsylvania. The warning, effective 8 p.m. Monday, extends to 6 p.m. Tuesday.
It was expected to accumulate more than an inch an hour, at times, into Tuesday morning. Winds on Tuesday will be from the northeast at 10 to 20 mph, with gusts up to 35 mph. Visibility will be a half-mile or less at times.
A blizzard is defined as at least three consecutive hours of low temperatures, wind gusts of 35 mph or more, and a reduction of visibility to a quarter-mile or less.
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Today, the wind is expected to be strongest between 7 a.m. and 3 p.m.
This storm is hitting the same dates — March 13-14 — as the so-called Storm of the Century in 1993, which dumped nearly 18 inches of snow on Allentown and caused widespread destruction from Florida to Canada.
U.S. airlines canceled about 5,300 flights Monday and Tuesday, including five American Airlines flights out of Lehigh Valley International Airport.
Tracking service FlightAware.com said late Monday morning that more than 1,400 flights on Monday and more than 3,900 on Tuesday had been canceled.
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The 17-28 inches expected from the storm would make it a blockbuster any time of winter, and the biggest March snow in the Valley on record. The storm will also usher in a spell of bitterly cold air, so the snow will be around a while.
"Factoring in the wind, cloud cover and other variables...temperatures will be 10 to 20 degrees lower than the actual temperature," AccuWeather Meteorologist Renee Duff said in a news release.
Winds will gust between 35 and 45 mph in the Northeast and mid-Atlantic, AccuWeather said, meaning blowing and drifting snow will cause problems long after the storm departs.
Allentown Mayor Ed Pawlowski tweeted a photo of snow plows ready for the storm Monday morning as the city declared a snow emergency. Bethlehem has declared an emergency effective at 7 p.m. until further notice, while Easton's emergency is in effect from midnight through noon Wednesday.
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PPL Electric said it was prepared for potential storm-related power outages and was urging its customers to do the same. It says it has hundreds of line workers, electricians and other skilled technicians ready to respond when needed.
The utility has also secured 250 additional workers from its sister companies in Kentucky and South Carolina to help restore power.
"We will work around the clock until all customers are restored to power," said Dave Bonenberger, PPL vice president-Distribution Operations. "We have been working for years to strengthen our system to reduce the number of outages in storms, and to help us restore power more quickly."
St. Luke's University Health Network and Lehigh Valley Hospital and Health Network said hospital locations will continue during the storm.
Gov. Tom Wolf declared an emergency, and PennDOT and the Pennsylvania Turnpike reduced reduce speed limits to 45 mph on all interstates and other expressways in the state starting at 10 p.m. Monday.
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History has shown that every new invention in communication creates its own unique subculture. Just like the shift from radio to tv, the evolution from traditional mail ("snail mail") to electronic mail ("email") signals the beginning of a new era in communications. This sudden immersion into contemporary culture covers every field, thus changing the role of the artist, and is further enriched by structural components, criticism and ideas. This is not a war on the status quo, but rather a true interpretation of the current scene as it visibly evolves. The Internet or "cyberspace", the "fourth dimension" of language, in little more than a year, has joined over 500 artists originating from every part of the world, all united in one goal: communication through art.
This is the foundation of contemporary.art NONSTOP.MADRID.04, an artistic event that involves 50 international artists from Japan, India, Canada, United States, Hungary, Cyprus, Norway, Belgium, Austria, Germany, Spain, France, Greece and Italy. Painting, sculpture, photography, digital art, video installations: many possible routes to follow, many different artistic paths which converge in the art of communication. NONSTOP.MADRID.04 will bring 50 artists from all over the world at the Pabellón de la Pipa del Recinto Ferial de Casa de Campo" in Madrid, from 30 september to 03 october 2004.


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By Hillary FemalMarch 16, 2020December 30th, 2020General, Industry News, Press Releases, Press Releases, RPA News
Submissions due by June 15 for program recognizing implementation of reusable transport packaging solutions
Tampa, FL. The Reusable Packaging Association (RPA) announced today the opening of the application period for the 9th annual Excellence in Reusable Packaging Award. This award recognizes primary (end) user companies and organizations that have developed and implemented measurable and innovative reusable transport packaging solutions in their supply chain. The application form is available on the RPA website at reusables.org here. Submissions are due by June 15.
Awards will be made in two categories: one for-profit and one non-profit (or governmental organizations). "We added the non-profit category in 2017 to recognize the increasing number of reusable packaging solutions being deployed in this sector," said Tim Debus, President & CEO of RPA. "By helping share the success of these initiatives, we hope to spur more adoption of reusable transport packaging in organizations and supply chains of all types."
The awards will be given to primary users of reusable packaging transport systems. Primary users do not have to be a member of the RPA to enter. Submissions will be reviewed and winners selected by an independent panel of judges, based on the quantifiable environmental and economic benefits of the reusable transport packaging system. Winners will be notified in August 2020 and should be available to attend PACK EXPO 2020 in Chicago, November 8-11, to receive the award and to present their winning case study.
Winners will receive complimentary Primary User RPA membership for one year, lodging to attend and present their submission at the RPA Learning Center at PACK EXPO 2020, a commemorative trophy, RPA website, public relations and social media exposure, and posting of their case study on the RPA website. Complete terms and conditions are on the application form.
Prior winners of the RPA Excellence in Reusable Packaging award include Polymer Logistics and Kroger (2019), DS Smith Plastics and Anheuser-Busch InBev (2018), STIHL Inc. and Goodwill Industries International (2017); Cardinal Health (2016); Subaru of Indiana Automotive, Herman Miller, and the Boulder Valley School District (2015); Svenska Retursystem and Full Belly Farm (2014); Finelite (2013); and Herman Miller Inc. (2012). Their winning case studies can be found on the RPA website.


A grandfather of six who was critically ill in hospital after suffering a heart attack just a month a go is planning a marathon challenge to thank the people who saved his life.
Chris York is aiming to walk 26.2 miles during September in aid of the British Heart Foundation. He completed the first mile by walking round the pitch at Peterborough United's Abax Stadium with the help of friends, those who had cared for him, and Posh players Chris Forrester, Hayden White and Brad Inman.
When he first felt unwell, Chris, well known on the local political scene and chairman of Farcet Parish Council, took himself to the accident and emergency department at Peterborough City Hospital.
From Peterborough City Hospital, Chris was transferred to Papworth Hospital where he underwent a life-saving triple-bypass operation.
Since being discharged back to his home in Stanground, he has been cared for by the coronary heart disease team at Cambridgeshire and Peterborough NHS Foundation Trust (CPFT), the physical health, community care and mental health provider. Chris York also happens to be a governor of CPFT.
Led by specialist nurse Debbie Beales, the team provides a range of services including advice about diet and exercise together with psychological support to help people rebuild their lives and prevent further coronary problems in the future.


Internationally esteemed and award-winning, Alex brings his distinctive stamp of sarcastic humor and character authenticity to Believe's impressive roster of talent.
After five years spent honing his editing and post-production craft, Alex found his directorial breakthrough with the 2006 commercial "The Jump" for a.r.t. studios, which garnered him international honors. Since that time, Alex has earned over 30 awards for his advertising work, most memorably for his campaigns for auto manufacturers including Volkswagen, Mercedes-Benz, and Jaguar. In addition to his directorial work, Alex is also a member of the Art Directors Club, where he serves as a juror for international advertising festivals.


Sorry I haven't been around for a while but I've been busy revising for the first of my GCSE's. I'm only doing three this year chemistry, biology and physics and so far I've taken two and I have physics on Wednesday then yay it's half term.
This is a great local event and I love it especially when the sunshines. Lots to do and a family day out.
Hopefully after my last exam on Wednesday all will be back to normal and I'll be posting more regularly. Have a good week………..
This weeks Great British Bake Off was about alternative ingredients for example not baking with sugar, dairy and gluten.
My first bake was a sugar free cake and I opted for a carrot and orange cake. The sweetness of the carrot was enough to replace the missing sugar. I loved this cake from the beginning right the way to the last slice. The house smelt of mixed spice and the cake was really moist. I didn't miss having the sugar kick although my mam found it harder. The orange frosting on the outside of the cake also added to an amazing cake and I would make it again.
My second bake was the show stopper dairy-free ice cream rolls. I made a caramel dairy free ice-cream with a light banana sponge. Unfortunately it didn't all go to plan what with my ice-cream not freezing properly and I tried to make a pattern in my sponge that didn't turn out as well as I wanted but the bake still tasted very yummy.
My last bake is yeast free and perhaps one of my all time favourite foods. Pitta bread for some reason I have never made them before and I don't know why as they are so easy to make, needs no proving and are just made from flour and yoghurt. Of course they taste even better than shop bought ones.


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You will find sufficient Technical that is good and Universities (in addition to financial along with other narrow-profile, including experts of technical specialties) in america, where pupils will get training. Nevertheless, the weak spot of numerous of those could be the severe aging for the training staff (which into the conditions of quickly developing technical progress has maybe perhaps maybe maybe maybe not The impact that is best in the quality of trained in the regions of revolutionarytechnologies such as computer modeling or nanotechnology) and, regrettably, low activity that is scientific universities is certainly not a solely technical profile. Hence, a difference that is significant the grade of training, the need for professional designers by companies, as well as the degree of research task results in a space within the skills of designers whom graduate.
There are lots of dozen associated with GEF that is new engineering – as well as in completely different areas of training: from bioengineering to oceanology. In this respect, it's not feasible to specify a solitary content of training programs for future designers in a variety of companies. nonetheless, all training programs consist of a simple basic training period (which include mandatory topics such as for instance mathematical and disciplines that are physical and a specialist period (for which, needless to say, record of topics for meteorological designers and civil designers will vary considerably) plus the optional component and exercises that are practical.
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A Short History of Cricket
Having spanned from the 16th century with international games played since 1844, the official international Test cricket started in 1877. During this time, the game developed from its original version in England into a game now competently played in most of the Commonwealth of the nation.
The game faced its first real calamity in the 18th century during the Seven Years War, mostly due to the shortage of players and venture. However, the game survives and the Hambledon Era properly started in the mid-1760s.
At the beginning of the 19th century, cricket faced another chief disaster when the termination of chief matches happened during the Napoleonic Wars. The reasons were also the lack of players and investment. As in the 1760s, the game survives once again and a slow revival started in 1815.
A Treacherous Game
The first fatal accident related to cricket, a treacherous game, was in 1624 at Hosted Green in Sussex. Unluckily, Jasper Venal died after being struck by a bat while he was trying to catch the ball. It was unclear whether this was an accident or the batsman put too high a price on his wicket.
Cricket games between village teams are documented to take place before the English Civil War (1642-1651). The game developed steadily after that along with the development of town and city teams.
The history of cricket also includes how it first attracted gambling for money in the 18th century. This caused the establishment of the first Laws of Cricket in 1744.
The first famous cricket club was Hambledon in Hampshire, the headquarters of the game for three decades until the appearance of Lords and the MCC in 1787. Since then, the MCC has been the custodian of the Laws of Cricket.
English colonialism brought cricket to North America in the 17th century, to the West Indies and Australia in the 18th century, and to South Africa and New Zealand in the 19th century.
The game of cricket developed into nowadays' club, county, and international structure during the 20th century. While the MCC remains the custodian of the rules, the International Cricket Conference (ICC) has become the global governing body of the sport.
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Title Letter from D.H. Lawrence, 12 Colworth Road, Addiscombe, Croydon, [Surrey] to Miss L.A. Lawrence, Lynn Croft, Eastwood; 9 Feb. 1911
Date 9 February 1911
Content Description Addresses her as 'My dear Ada'; is sorry to report that Joe King [brother in law to Lawrence's sister Emily] has died in Chile; is sending 2 bob for father's birthday [18 Jun.], and asks her to remind him about Margaret's birthday [daughter of Emily King].
Mentions that Violet Hunt has asked him to go to the author's club, and she is going to hail him in the Chronicle as a great man; has also received a letter from Hueffer; discusses a review of his novel 'The White Peacock' in the Morning Post, and also mentions that the Guardian is 'stirred up' on his behalf; requests social news, and asks her to visit; signed 'Your loving brother D.H. Lawrence'.
In a postscript he requests information about when she will be moving house [9 Mar. 1911]; is adamant that he won't come home to Lynn Croft, and doesn't want to return to Eastwood at all.
Includes a black edged envelope (La Av 1/1/63/2) addressed to Miss L.A. Lawrence, Lynn Croft, Eastwood, Notts; bears a red one penny stamp postmarked in Croydon at 6 pm 9 Feb. 1911; the verso also bears a postmark in Eastwood Nottingham dated 10 Feb. 1911.
publications, newspapers, 'Morning Post'
publications, newspapers, 'The Chronicle'
social attitudes, people of Eastwood towards D.H. Lawrence
domestic affairs, moving house
Physical Description Written in ink on both sides of a single sheet of paper folded vertically to form 2 folios; folio 1r is edged in black; dimensions are 220 x 175 mm;
Publication Note James T. Boulton, ed. 'The Letters of D.H. Lawrence' (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1979) vol I, pp 228-229
NA3526 Hueffer; Ford Madox (1873-1939); later Ford Madox Ford; writer founder of English Review 1908 1873-1939
NA5407 Hunt; Isobel Violet (1866-1942); novelist and biographer 1866-1942
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Padiglione d'Arte Contemporanea
Zehra Doğan
THE TIME OF BUTTERFLIES
The new PAC Project Room series opens with a focus on Kurdish artist Zehra Doğan, a journalist, visual artist and activist who has brought new attention to art born in prison and based on listening to the other, feminist practice, sharing, use of extemporaneous material and instantaneousness of the gaze.
THE TIME OF BUTTERFLIES. Dedicated to Patria, Minerva, Teresa Mirabal, curated by Elettra Stamboulis and realized in co-production with Fondazione Brescia Musei, it began on November 25 with the publication on the PAC website of a performance by the artist on the occasion of the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women and is completed with the exhibition of a selection of works created by the artist in prison and a new performance, conceived for the PAC.
The title of the project at PAC,THE TIME OF BUTTERFLIES. Dedicated to Patria, Minerva, Teresa Mirabal is a tribute to Aida Patria Mercedes, Maria Argentina Minerva, Antonia Maria Teresa Mirabal, the three sisters who fought the dictatorship (1930-1961) of the Dominican Rafael Leónidas Trujillo under the battle name Las Mariposas (The Butterflies) and for which they lost their lives.
Zehra Doğan (Diyarbakır, 1989) is a Kurdish artist and journalist with a degree in Art and Design from Dicle University. On February 23, 2017, following the publication of a drawing on Twitter during the Turkish army's attack on Nusaybin, she was sentenced to 2 years and 9 months in prison. Detained first in the women's prison of Diyarbakir, then in the maximum security prison of Tarsus, she manages to create, together with other inmates, a journalistic editorial office inside the prison and to create works using the objects she has at her disposal. Her works reach abroad in a haphazard way, through the network of activists and the help of her family. Released on February 24, 2019, she moves to London where she exhibits an installation at the Tate. In November, Fondazione Brescia Musei opens her first solo exhibition, Avremo anche giorni migliori. In 2015 she wins the Metin Göktepe Journalism Awards for her reportage on Yazidi women. Since her release from prison, she has received numerous awards, including the Carol Rama Prize and the Hypatia Prize for Female Excellence (2020), the Index on Censorship Freedom of Expression (2019), the Exceptional Courage in Journalism Award (2019), the Spring of Press Freedom (2018) and the Freethinker Prize (2017).
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The Padiglione d'Arte Contemporanea's new PAC Project Room series opens by putting the Kurdish artist Zehra Doğan under the spotlight. The project, which is curated by Elettra Stamboulis and co-produced with the Fondazione Brescia Musei, is split into three parts. It began on 25 November 2020, on the occasion of the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, with the video of Doğan's performance dedicated to Hevrin Khalaf – the feminist activist and secretary-general of the Syrian Future Party, who was killed on 12 October 2019 – which was broadcast on the PAC website. The project is rounded off with a display of a selection of works that the artist produced in prison and a new performance, conceived specifically for the PAC.
Zehra Doğan is only 30 years old, but she has already experienced several lives as a journalist, co-founder of the first entirely female press agency, visual artist and activist. She has focused new attention on art that is created behind bars, thanks in part to her artistic process that combines listening to others, feminist practices, sharing, the use of impromptu materials and the immediacy of the act of looking.
Since expensive pigments were obviously not available in the Turkish women's prisons, Doğan created her paintings with whatever was at hand: scraps of leftover food, menstrual blood (even that of others) and coffee grounds were just some of the materials she used. And even the supports on which they were painted were unusual: prison bath towels, the tinfoil from cigarette packets or her scarce authorized letters were reused – everything became a support with which to resist, through art.
A bloody day 1, 2018, Diyarbakir Prison.
Menstrual blood, turmeric, pencil on paper.
One of the main, recurring elements in her compositions is the metamorphic and perturbing female body, characterized by wide-open eyes that implore the viewers to really look, to open our gaze past simplifications and beyond the continual forgetfulness that afflicts us. This theme of wide-open eyes, which no doubt is also based on the iconography of traditional art, acquires a new value in Doğan's processes and practice because although on the one hand there are recurring elements that derive from a cultural sub-layer that speaks a language spurned by the Turkish government, on the other hand Doğan's creative methods emerge from reflection that draws its power from the contemporary.
Palestine, June 8, 2019, London.
Natural mixtures on canvas.
"LIFE IS ART"
Doğan also resembles a shaman who can interpret dreams: the dream material occupies as much place in her work as the political material. Besides the works dedicated to the destruction of Afrin and the resulting exodus of its inhabitants who, by stepping beyond the city limits, become refugees, she also produces works that translate the dreams of her fellow female prisoners into images.
As an exile in Europe, Doğan's imagination is a jam-packed trunk in which the experience of pain has clearly provided her with just one weapon – the paintbrush – but at the same time has also given her an irresistible determination to achieve happiness. "For me, life itself is art", she replies, when asked to give an insight into her work.
Revolt against captivity, September, 2017, Diyarbakir Prison.
Ballpoint pen on cigarette packaging paper.
In the Project Room, a selection of twenty works created in the prisons will be exhibited: the Day of Blood series, produced in Diyarbakir prison, is made with menstrual blood and establishes a link between the symbolism of blood as the war of men and as the monthly female experience that is still full of taboos. The works Untitled and Dynamic self-portrait, both of which are painted on pages of the Demokrasi newspaper, deal with the working methods of art and the press. They are shown alongside A dream, which is part of the series dealing with the activity of dreaming: when you have nothing to draw or to depict because your world is closed off behind four walls, dreams become an important source of inspiration.
Mugdat Ay, painted on a towel, immortalizes the memory of a boy killed in Nusaybin when he was only 12 years old: Zehra was present, and the marbles that remained clutched in his hand as they took his lifeless body to the hospital are not mere rhetorical exaggeration, but the unfading recollection of a witness. The 2017 works, Fatima's hand and Untitled, also produced in Diyarbakir, reveal her awareness of the use of craft techniques, such as embroidery, to convey a political and gender-related element.
Bird-women and Woman of henna were produced in the Tarsus prison, a category C prison according to the Ankara regime's scrupulous categorization. The exhibition ends with Palestine, which she produced in London, shortly after her release, for a project with an Iranian musician, and Shirt, a souvenir-object that bears the messages and writings inscribed by the other female prisoners when Doğan was released from prison. This piece is a tangible mark of the importance that the artist places on her relationships with others, even those who are no longer here – as is the case for the Mirabal sisters, to whom this project is dedicated in spirit.
Self dynamic, 2017, Diyarbakir Prison.
Ballpoint pen, coffee, turmeric, parsley juice on newspaper.
Zehra Doğan (Diyarbakır, 1989) is a Kurdish artist and journalist who obtained her degree in Art and Design from Dicle University. On 23 February 2017, she was sentenced to 2 years and 9 months in prison for publishing a drawing on Twitter during the Turkish army's assault on Nusaybin. She was detained first in the women's prison in Diyarbakir, and later in the maximum-security prison in Tarsus. She managed to set up a newspaper inside the prison assisted by other inmates and to create artworks using any available objects. Unsuccessful appeals for Doğan's release from unjust imprisonment for expression of opinion were made by the Chinese artist Ai Weiwei, by PEN International and by Amnesty International. Banksy also dedicated an immense mural to her; the Bowery Wall in New York. Through feats of derring-do worthy of a thriller, with a network of activists and the help of her family, she was able to smuggle her works to the outside. On her release on 24 February 2019, she moved to London, where she mounted an installation at the Tate. In November of that year, her first solo show, Avremo anche giorni migliori (We will also have better days), was held by the Fondazione Brescia Musei. In 2015, Doğan won the Metin Göktepe Journalism Awards for her reporting on Yazidi women. After her release from prison she received numerous awards, including the Carol Rama Award and the Hypatia Award for International Feminine Excellence (2020), the Index on Censorship Freedom of Expression Award (2019), the Exceptional Courage in Journalism Award (2019), the Spring of Press Freedom Award (2018) and the Freethinker Prize (2017). In September 2020, she produced a series of works for the Prometeo Gallery in Milan and participated in the Berlin Biennale and in international round tables such as the Peace Forum in Basel. Artreview included her among the 100 most influential contemporary artists. She lives as an exile in Europe, and after a period in London is now based in Berlin, where she is working on a project for the Gogol Theatre.
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Baker's Quality Pizza Crust emerges from the pandemic
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By Charlotte Atchley
In the June issue of Baking & Snack, we introduce Chris Miller and Anne Cookson, the brother-and-sister team behind Baker's Quality Pizza Crusts, Waukesha, Wis. The second generation of their family to manage the business, Mr. Miller and Mrs. Cookson run day-to-day operations while their parents remain involved as president and vice president of the pizza crust manufacturing business.
As we talked about the challenges the company faced as it tried to startup a new facility in 2020 and strategize for future growth, Mrs. Cookson displayed striking candidness about how terrifying the year was. When asked why she moved forward even as their foodservice customers closed their doors, she replied: "Blind faith, I think. We knew we had a good business; we knew we had a good product. There was no other option for us. We don't want to do anything else."
So Mrs. Cookson and Mr. Miller powered through 2020 and took it as an opportunity to pivot into the retail space with their Crustology line, packaging the bakery's No. 1 product, a cracker crust, in groups of three and selling them direct-to-consumers.
As the sun begins to set on the pandemic, Baker's Quality Pizza Crusts has emerged a little battered, but definitely better off with its Crustology product line bringing in new business as its foodservice business gradually recovers. Looking back, Mrs. Cookson said she's not sure she's far enough removed to identify lessons but was thankful for the faith their employees demonstrated in the business. The company's entire team returned to work after being laid off due to the abrupt halt in business at the pandemic's outset.
"I'm grateful for the culture that we had built with our employees, because they all came back," she said. "They had just as much faith in the business as we did. The second we called them, they were walking in the door."
And she's thankful that her family has built a business they believe in and a legacy she and her brother have every intention of honoring as they take it into the future.
There's a lot of chatter around what we can learn from the pandemic and what we are taking forward from the unprecedented challenges it has posed. As Mrs. Cookson said, the ordeal remains far too near for clear perspective, even as we continue to reflect on what may be learned from this experience.
As we gain greater distance, we at Baking & Snack still will be looking back, hoping to find a path forward. You'll see this commitment to reflection in Executive Editor Dan Malovany's feature on the new in-store bakery and Associate Editor Makayla Nicholis' trends report on pastries and sweet goods. I hope you'll find these stories as insightful as I did.
As you reflect on this unprecedented experience we've all shared, what lessons will you be taking with you into the future?
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First time since biotech crops genetically introduced two decades ago, developing countries such as Sudan and Cuba to plant more biotech than developed countries. It is a positive contribution to food security and poverty reduction in some of the most vulnerable regions in the world.
"Developing countries accounted for 52 percent of the developing world´s biotech crops in 2012, an increase of approximately 52 percent over the previous year. This year the progress of developing countries surpassed developed countries growing 48 persen of the rest," said Founder and Chairman of the International Service for the Acquisition of Agri-biotech Applications (ISAAA), Dr Clive James at the office of the Ministry of Agriculture in Jakarta, Wednesday (13/3).
"This growth is contrary to the predictions of the critics, before commercialization of this technology in 1966, which declared biotech suitable only in developed countries, and it will never be adopted by developing countries," said James.
According to Dr. Clive James, adoption of biotech crops in developing countries continue to grow from year to year, and surpass developed countries in 2012.
"As a milestone that was once considered impossible by some agricultural experts," he said again.


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Q: How to COUNT the number of times a FILE from my database has been download? I am having problems trying to get my system to count the number of times a files has been downloaded. The website has download buttons linking to the files which are stored on my database, and I would like to be able to count the amount of downloads per file to display as a statistic, ideally once they click the link to download, the column in the files table should be incremented,but i cant do that.  i'm beginner in php. somebody can help me?this is my code to display the file.

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"Immediately after injection patient complained of severe pain at site. Fell off table and fainted for approximately 10 - 15 seconds. Hyperventilating. Complained of headache, blurry vision; vision test was normal. Vomiting x 1 in parking lot and speech was momentarily inarticulate. Sent to ER where her neurological exam was normal except for word recall "coffee instead of coughing" and said "Sired instead of tired."
VAERS is a passive surveillance system and depends upon voluntary reporting by clinicians and parents of serious health problems following vaccination. Although VAERS reports do not prove causation, they can provide a warning system that a vaccine may be causing health problems.
It has been estimated that fewer than 10 percent, even as low as 1 to 4 percent, of adverse events from a prescription drug or a vaccine are ever reported.(2) If only 1 percent of all adverse events associated with Gardasil are being reported to VAERS, there could have been as many as 160,000 acute health problems from the vaccine in less than one year. The long term neurological or immune system complications are completely unknown. It is uncertain if any of these vaccinated children will go on to develop fertility problems, cancer or damage to their genes, all of which Merck admits in its product insert have not been studied.
John Iskander, from the Center for Disease Control's immunization safety office has said, "There is absolutely no reason to think that there is anything in this vaccine that's going to make people more likely to faint". (3) Despite his assurances, there are ingredients in the vaccine that can cause recipients to become dizzy and faint.
Fainting spells after vaccination can have serious consequences. An article published in the Archives of Pediatric and Adolescent Medicine (1997), reviewed the 697 reports of syncope (fainting) that occurred after vaccination and had been reported to VAERS between 1990 and 1995. More than 97 percent of the events have occurred within 30 minutes of a vaccine, establishing a causal relationship. Of these, six patients sustained a serious head injury, including skull fracture, cerebral bleeding and cerebral contusion. Three of these patients required brain surgery and two were left with substantial residual neurological deficits at six months to two years after follow-up. (5) Dizziness and fainting after vaccination is not something to be taken lightly.
As for the children in Australia, the vaccination program is scheduled to continue in June. "The college is confident that this program of vaccination is safe to offer to students," says Christopher Dalton, the school principal. "We will be working with the Department of Human Services Victoria and the City of Monash Immunization Services in the planning vaccination program."
The assumption is that illness and dizziness are "normal reactions" to a vaccine. The overriding theme for the Australians is that "We have a vaccine, and we will use it." For little girls in the U.S., watchful waiting is advised.
(5) Braun MM, et al. Syncope after immunization. Arch Pediatr Adolesc Med 1997;151:255-9.


Nature features thousands upon thousands of different flower species. Many flowers in nature not only contribute to the aesthetic of a landscape, but have additional uses in nature. These uses can include serving as a food source for humans and other animals, repelling or attracting insects or possessing medicinal properties. Whatever the flower's added use is, care should be taken to make sure no adverse affects occur when you use it for various things.
Tropaeolum majus, commonly known as nasturtium or Indian cress, refers to a type of flowering plant that many young or beginning gardeners use commonly. These plants are very easy to maintain since, often, you can simply plant them and leave them alone. Nasturtium does well in full sun to partial shade and enjoys light, sandy soils, according to FloriData. They are drought-tolerant but prefer regular watering. Nasturtium flowers come in a range of bright colors, such as yellow, orange and pink.
Outside of their use for introducing children to gardening, nasturtium flowers are commonly used in salad gardens. The flowers of the plant, as well as the immature seed pods and leaves, can be used within salads as a tangy flavoring. The immature seed pods also can be pickled, while mature seeds may become a roasted snack or flavoring similar to pepper. The flower petals can be used to create a vinegar or used within other food recipes.
Sunflowers, Helianthus annus, are members of the daisy family of flowers. They grow within semi-arid regions worldwide, according to the Perdue University Center for New Crops and Plant Products. While not expressly drought-tolerant, sunflowers can withstand dry spells at a slightly higher level than many other plants. They require soil that is well-drained, but the soil type can range greatly.
Sunflowers are used for a number of different common, everyday things. Sunflower oil, for example, is used for frying foods or other kinds of cooking purposes. It can also be used in infant formula and to give snack foods a longer shelf life. Sunflower seeds provide a healthy snack for both humans and animals. Sunflower meal can be used as well to provide high-fiber food to animals.
Plants within the Jasminum species are known as jasmine plants. The flowers of jasmine plants are highly fragrant, white blooms that appear in summer and fall. Jasmine plants grow best in the warmer regions of the world. These flowers can be grown in almost all types of soil as long as enough water is available. Jasmine plants also require full sun for best growth.
According to the Perdue University Center for New Crops and Plant Products, jasmine flowers are harvested extensively for several different uses. Jasmine flower oil, for instance, is extracted from collected flowers and turned into a number of different other compounds, including terpineol, jasmone and benzyl acetate. In its pure form, jasmine flower oil becomes a key ingredient in perfumes and bath products like soap and shampoo. Jasmine tea is also a popular use of the flower. Medicinally, claims exist that jasmine helps with cancer treatments, ringworm and tapeworm infections, and acts as a calming agent.


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Key Person Policy
Safeguarding Policy Including allegation about a member of staff
This policy has been written in accordance with the child protection procedures from St Helens Safeguarding Children Partnership (SCP), which are published on the internet only. If you are in any doubt about what to do when you have been told something relevant to the safeguarding of children, you must speak to the nursery manager, chief executive or the MASH team – do not ignore the situation.
Early years providers have a duty under section 40 of the Childcare Act 2006 to comply with the welfare requirements of the Early Years Foundation Stage 29. Early Years providers should ensure that:
Staff complete safeguarding training that enables them to recognize signs of potential abuse and neglect; and
They have a practitioner who is designated to take lead responsibility for safeguarding children within each early years setting and who should liaise with local statutory children's services agencies as appropriate. This lead should also complete child protection training.
Safeguarding is defined as
Protecting children from maltreatment
Preventing impairment of children's health or development
Ensuring that children grow up in circumstances consistent with the provision of safe and effective care
Enabling those children to have optimum life chances and enter adulthood successfully
Taking action to enable all children to have the best outcomes.
Taken from government guidance; 'Working together to safeguard children – July 2018
Our nursery will work with children, parents, external agencies and the community to ensure the welfare and safety of children and to give them the very best start in life.
Children have the right to be treated with respect and to be safe from any abuse in whatever form.
We aim to:
Ensure all staff are aware of safeguarding policies and procedures upon induction to the nursery.
Ensure staff have access to basic safeguarding training and refresher training every 2 years.
Designated officers attend further in-depth training and cascade information
Staff have understanding of what to do if they suspect a children is at risk
Staff will create a positive environment to develop self-image and confidence  Create an environment that is age and stage appropriate for children  To act appropriately and quickly if we suspect a child to be at risk.  Be available and listen to children
Within the YMCA Beacon Nursery we have a commitment to safeguard children and ensure their needs are put first, should any person believe this policy is not being upheld this should be brought to the attention of the Nursery manager.
All staff will work as part of a multi-agency team where needed in the best interests of the child.
All staff will be familiar with their own responsibilities to act swiftly upon any suspicions or concerns they may have about any child or member of staff at the nursery. The nursery will follow the procedures set out in the Early Years Foundation Stage and in the procedures of the St Helens Safeguarding Children Partnership. The nursery has a duty to report any suspicions around abuse to the local authority who have an obligation to investigate such matters.
Staff must not make comment either publicly or in private about a parent's supposed or actual behaviour. Staff must raise any concerns initially with the designated officer. The manager will then discuss the matter with the registered person and appropriate action will be considered. Staff responsibilities do not include investigating the suspected abuse. However, the staff will keep accurate records of their observations, signed and dated, and of anything said to them by the child or others in connection with the suspected abuse: this information will be kept in a locked cabinet.
Contact telephone numbers
Ofsted: 0300 1231231
MASH Team Contact Centre: 01744 676767
Out of Hours Emergency Duty Team: 0345 0500148
It is always important to listen to children. Strict confidentiality will be observed at all times. All our staff will receive training on the protection of children from abuse. It is the responsibility of the nursery to provide a secure and safe environment for all children.
Informing parents
Parents are normally the first point of contact. If a suspicion of abuse is recorded parents are informed as soon as possible, except where the guidance from the MASH Team does not allow this. The exception to this rule is in cases of sexual abuse and fabricated and induced illness where parent / carer will not be informed.
All suspicions and investigations are kept confidential and shared only with those who need to know. Any information is shared under the guidance of the St Helens Safeguarding Children Partnership.
Support to families
The nursery takes every step in its power to build up trusting and supportive relations among families.
We will continue to welcome the child and the family whilst investigations are being made in relation to abuse in the home situation.
Confidential records kept on a child are shared with the child's parents or those who have parental responsibility for the child, only if appropriate under the guidance of St Helens Safeguarding Children Partnership.
With the proviso that the care and safety of the child is paramount, we will do all in our power to support and work with the child's family. If a child in our setting has been previously known to social care we will discuss our concerns and gain advice from the MASH Team.
Within YMCA Beacon Nursery the structure for safeguarding is as follows:
Named Safeguarding Officer: Justin Hill, Chief Executive
Designated Safeguarding Lead: Patricia Freckleton, Nursery Manager Deputy Safeguarding Lead: Ashley Cook, Deputy Manager.
If staff suspect a child in their care is at risk they will discuss this with the designated safeguarding lead who will follow guidelines set by St Helens Safeguarding Children Partnership.
YMCA Beacon Nursery will ensure this policy is made available to all parents/carers at all times along with a copy of "What to do if you're worried a child is being abused," this will be found in the main corridor of the nursery, a copy is also available to parents/carers when requested.
We will ensure ratios within the nursery are maintained at all times to meet the needs of all the children in our care.
Applicants for any position within the nursery are informed that they are exempt from the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974; further information can be found in YMCA recruitment policy.
As defined in the EYFS welfare requirements all staff will be required to have an enhanced disclosure check and suitable references before undertaking a position within the nursery.
All staff will have an opportunity to inform senior management of any change in their circumstances to work with children during 1 to 1 sessions with management which are held every month or during appraisals which are held every 12 months.
Staff are also made aware to inform the manager at the earliest opportunity of a change in circumstance.
All staff will have an enhanced disclosure carried out every 2 years; a record of this is kept on file and remains confidential at all times.
Staff whose suitability has not been checked will not be allowed to have unsupervised contact with children – EYFS Statutory Framework December 2019.
Providers to meet their responsibilities under the safeguarding vulnerable groups 2006 – EYFS Statutory Framework December 2019.
Suspicions of abuse
If we believe that a child in our care is subject to physical, emotional, sexual abuse and/or neglect either direct or indirect, we have a duty to report any suspicions of abuse to the St Helens Safeguarding Children Partnership, via the MASH Team without delay and seek their advice on all steps taken subsequently. All information will be kept confidential at all times.
All definitions are taken from 'What to do if you're worried a child is being abused' 2015.
Defined as 'involves forcing or enticing a child or young person to take part in sexual activities, whether or not the child is aware of what is happening. The activities may involve physical contact, including penetrative (for example rape or buggery) or non-penetrative acts. They include non-contact activities, such as involving children in looking at, or in the production of, pornographic material or watching sexual activities, or encouraging children to behave in sexually inappropriate ways.'
Action will be taken under this heading if the staff team have witnessed occasions where a child indicated sexual activity through words, play, drawing or had excessive preoccupation with sexual matters or had an inappropriate knowledge of adult sexual behaviour. Staff are aware of physical, behavioural and emotional signs that are linked to sexual abuses including:
Taking physical/emotional advantage of other children (often vulnerable)
Sexualised behaviours
Inappropriate touching
Rape/photography
If a member of staff raises a concern the following procedure will be taken.
The observed instances will be reported to the designated officer.
Staff will ensure that the child's welfare is paramount and will take care not to influence the outcome in way that child is spoken to or asking questions.
The matter will be referred to the MASH Team and all advice taken from therein.
This is the only type of abuse that will not be discussed with parents/carers before action is taken.
Defined as 'Actual or likely physical injury to a child, failure to prevent physical injury or suffering to a child. Physical abuse may involve hitting, shaking, throwing, poisoning, burning or scalding, drowning, suffocating or otherwise causing physical harm to a child.
Physical harm may also be caused when a parent or carer feigns the symptoms of, or deliberately causes ill health to a child they are looking after (factitious illness by proxy or Munchausen's syndrome by proxy).'
Action will be taken under this heading if the staff have reason to believe that there has been a physical injury to a child, including;
deliberate poisoning,
pinching
biting & burns
poking
restraining
pulling/pushing
stabbing
cutting – hair
cutting – body
Where there is definite knowledge, or a reasonable suspicion that the injury was inflicted or knowingly not prevented.
Defined as 'is the persistent emotional ill-treatment of a child such as to cause severe and persistent adverse effects on the child's emotional development. It may involve conveying to a child that they are worthless or unloved, inadequate, or valued only insofar as they meet the needs of another person. It may feature age or developmentally inappropriate expectations being imposed on children. It may involve causing children frequently to feel frightened or in danger, or the exploitation or corruption of children. Some level of emotional abuse is involved in all types of ill treatment of a child though it may occur alone.'
Action will be taken under this heading if the staff has reason to believe that there is a severe, adverse effect on the behaviour and emotional development of a child caused by persistent or severe ill treatment or rejection including;
Name calling/twisting things round to their advantage
Bulling
Intimidations
House bound
Inappropriate sexual behaviour
Complete lack of structure
No or poor attachment
Parental problems
Young carers (no support given to the young carer)  Persistent absenteeism
Neglect and failure to thrive
Defined as 'The persistent failure to meet a child's basic physical and/or psychological needs, likely to result in the serious impairment of the child's health or development. It may involve a parent or carer failing to provide adequate food, shelter and clothing, failing to protect a child from physical harm or danger, or the failure to ensure access to the appropriate medical care or treatment. It may also include neglect of, or unresponsiveness to, a child's basic emotional needs.'
Action will be taken under this heading if the staff have reason to believe that there has been persistent or severe neglect of a child ( for example by exposure to any kind of danger, including cold and starvation) which results in serious impairment of the child's health or development, non-organic failure to thrive. It also includes;
Not meeting child's basic needs
No supervision (home alone/outside alone)
No hygiene (ill-fitting clothing/dirty/unwanted)
Not accessing education
Health needs (no access to doctors, dentist)
Nutrition (lack of food/'junk food')
Lack of affection
If staff become aware of signs and features of physical, emotional abuse, neglect and failure to thrive they will ensure that the welfare of the child is paramount and will aim to do this by following the following procedure
Take care not to influence the outcome in any particular way, how the child is spoken to or asking questions.
Staff will make accurate record of what has been seen, said and/or heard including name of child, age, parents/carers names, home address and telephone number, special circumstances, any behaviour signs, what child has said/incident. Advice from MASH Team to be sought immediately.
Promoting keeping safe throughout the provision
We follow national guidance using 4 key steps to identify and respond appropriately to possible abuse and/or neglect:
Be alert
Question behaviour
At YMCA Beacon Nursery we provide an environment that values and respect each individual child and their family regards of colour, ethnicity, languages spoken at home and social background.
We will introduce key elements of keeping safe into activities that promote personal, social and emotional development of all children, helping each child to develop why and how to keep safe.
At no time will a child be left alone with a member of staff without being visible to others.
Allegation about a member of staff
If an allegation is made against a member of staff, Ofsted and the MASH Team will be informed and this will be investigated. This may result in the St Helens YMCA disciplinary procedure being followed.
Who may raise an allegation?
Allegations may come from a child or adult within the nursery, a parent or carer, member of the public and/or a professional person.
What is an allegation?
The procedures are based on guidance in Working Together to Safeguard Children March 2015 and should be applied when there is an allegation that a person who works with children has:
Behaved in a way that has harmed, or may have harmed a child
Possibly committed a criminal offence against or related to a child
Behaved towards a child or children in a way that indicates s/he is unsuitable to work with children.
The incident will be dealt with by the manager/registered person:
A full investigation will be carried out to determine how this will be handled and a professional strategy meeting may be held with outside agencies.
The nursery reserves the right to suspend any member of staff on full pay during an investigation
All investigations/interviews will be documented and kept in a locked file and stored within Human Resources department
Unfounded allegations will result in all rights being re-instated
Founded allegations will be passed on to the relevant organisation (police) and will result in the appropriate sanction of the St Helens YMCA disciplinary procedure being followed and applied. OFSTED will be notified of this decision, also DBS/list 99 as appropriate.
Responding to allegation
When an allegation has been made the member of staff investigating must remain calm, treat the matter seriously and keep an open mind. The staff member must record what has happened accurately this includes, time and date of the alleged incident, who was present and what had happened. Staff must avoid asking leading questions, where allegation has been made by a child of the nursery child's own language must be used.
All paperwork must be signed and dated by the person receiving the allegation. This information must be reported immediately to the designated officer and in his/her absence report to the chief executive, who will inform the MASH Team and OFSTED, following their guidance at all times.
If the allegation is regarding the manager or registered person the whistle blowing policy must be adhered to.
Further information on safeguarding can be found at the following sources:
sthelenssafeguarding.org.uk
What to do if you're worried a child is being abused – March 2015
Working Together to safeguard children – March 2015
The Prevent Duty – June 2015
Safeguarding vulnerable groups act 2006
Staff are able to identify children who may be vulnerable to radicalisation and know what to do when they have been identified. Protecting the children in our care is part of our safeguarding duties.
Within the nursery we promote British values that enable children to build resilience to radicalisation and to challenge extremist views.
The four general themes:
Risk Assessment – we will assess the risk of children being drawn into terrorism. Staff able to demonstrate both a general understanding of the risks affecting the children in the area and a specific understanding of how to identify individuals. What to do if you have a concern – follow the normal safeguarding procedures.
IT Policies – ensure that suitable filtering is in place and children are safe from terrorist and extremist material when accessing the internet in the setting.
Staff Training – All staff have completed prevent Duty Awareness Training.
Children who may be at risk of radicalisation and how to support them.
Working in partnership with the local authority and SCP. Effective engagement with parents is important as they are in a key position to spot signs of radicalisation.
Safeguarding: Record and Report
In the event of suspicion, an allegation or a disclosure Make an accurate record of anything that was said, heard or seen. This may include:
Name of Child
Name of person providing the information
Age of child or children involved
Parents'/Carers' names
Home address and telephone number
Any physical/behavioural signs
Is the Nursery Manager available immediately?
Report concerns to the
Nursery Manager
Patricia Freckleton
Ashley Cook
Report Concerns to the Chief
Executive Justin Hill
(07515 285352). If there is no response, leave a message stating only that you need to discuss a
safeguarding concern; if your call is
not returned within one hour, the MASH Team on: 01744 676767
Signed on behalf of YMCA St Helens
Board of Directors: ………………………………………… (Chairman)
POLICY RATIFIED
By the Board of Directors on 18.10.2011
POLICY REVIEWED
30.04.2013 Amendments made to bring in line with Early Years Regulations
26.07.2016 Minor amendment
01.07.2017 Amendments made 17.07.2018 Amendments made
30.07.2019 Amendments made
30.04.2013 – Brought in line with Early Years Regulations.
26.07.2016 – New Brand. Change 6 months to 12 months under DBS
01.07.2017 – Rename Front Door to Front Door (Page 3), inclusion of reference to Prevent Duty and what this means.
17.07.2018 – Name change of Deputy Manager (page 4), Telephone number changed
(page 4), 7th Paragraph wording staffs changed to staff (page 5)
30.7.2019 – 2nd paragraph wording fabricated and induced illness added (page 4), 4th paragraph wording if a child in our setting has been previously known to social care we will discuss concerns with front door for advice added.(page 4), 4th paragraph wording LADO Timba Kanengoni added. (page 9), page 12 record and report flowchart names of manager deputy and chief executive added.
02/09/2020 – P.2– Changed Front Door to M.A.S.H. & Working Together to Safeguard Children dated July 2018, P.4– Changed Front Door to M.A.S.H Team 2nd and 3rd lines and 2nd paragraph 2nd sentence. Changed Designated Safeguarding Officer from Lynne Roberts to Patricia Freckleton and Emma Ireland to Ashley Cook. P.5 End of page EYFS document December 2019, P.6– Changed Front Door to M.A.S.H first paragraph and in the last bullet point of "Procedures". P.9– Changed Front Door to M.A.S.H Third bullet point and in the paragraph about "Allegation about a member of staff". P.12– Changed Lynne Roberts to Patricia Freckleton and Emma Ireland to Ashley Cook, Changed First Response to M.A.S.H Team. All sections on p.2, 4 and 6 where LSCB was written, have been amended to St Helens Safeguarding Children Partnership SCP
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Syrian ambassador to UK reprimanded over harassment of Syrian ex-pats
13 Oct 2011, 12:00am
'It's encouraging that the UK authorities are taking the threat to ex-pat Syrians seriously' - Neil Sammonds
Responding to news that the Syrian ambassador to the United Kingdom has been called to the Foreign Office and issued with a warning that any harassment or intimidation of Syrians in the UK will not be tolerated, Amnesty International Syria researcher Neil Sammonds said:
"It's encouraging that the UK authorities are taking the threat to ex-pat Syrians seriously.
"We recently showed that there's a clear pattern of Syrian officials trying to systematically harass Syrians who've taken to the streets in London and elsewhere, including by threatening them and visiting their homes, and in some cases by security forces intimidating their families inside Syria.
"Syrians in Britain should be able to freely voice their criticisms of what is happening in Syria without receiving threats from embassy officials here."
Last week Amnesty published a report - The Long Reach of the Mukhabaraat - showing that at least 30 activists in eight countries - Canada, Chile, France, Germany, Spain, Sweden, the UK and the USA - have said they have faced intimidation from embassy officials and others, and that in some cases their relatives in Syria have been exposed to harassment, detention and even torture.
In response, Syrians in the UK last week also staged a defiant "I am not afraid" demonstration outside the Syrian embassy in London, carrying placards bearing their own names and home towns to signify that they would not be intimidated into silence or anonymity.
Meanwhile, yesterday, a 47-year-old US citizen - Mohamad Anas Haitham Soueid - was charged by the US authorities with spying on US-based Syrian activists between April and June of this year, and sharing audio and video files with the Mukhabaraat, Syria's intelligence agencies. According to the US authorities, in June the Syrian government paid for Soueid to travel to Damascus, where he met President Bashar al-Assad and intelligence officials.


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New Delhi, July 18 (IANS) Nobel laureate Kailash Satyarthi termed the tabling of anti-human trafficking Bill on Wednesday a "resounding victory", saying that if passed, it will be one of the most comprehensive anti-trafficking laws in the world.
"The tabling of Anti-Human Trafficking Bill is a resounding victory for the children of India and the common people who joined Bharat Yatra with me in 2017.
"I trust the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and it is time to send a strong message that India will not allow this heinous form of human slavery to flourish on this sacred land," said Satyarthi, as per a statement from his foundation.
"Bachpan Bachao Andolan (BBA) has been advocating for a strong law against human trafficking for several years. The tabling of this Bill is a validation of BBA's 40-year struggle to make this a reality.
"One of BBA's many significant contributions has been the drafting of the first version of the Bill in collaboration with the Ministry of Women and Child Development," the statement read.
According to BBA's research on missing children, every eight minutes a child goes missing in the country and in most of the cases, the child is trafficked for sexual abuse, prostitution, forced labour, slavery, child marriage, organ trade and other purposes, it added.
The Trafficking of Persons (Prevention, Protection and Rehabilitation) Bill, 2018 was introduced in Lok Sabha on Wednesday by Woman and Child Development Minister Maneka Gandhi. It was cleared by Cabinet in February this year.


Our friend Deb is in Hawaii. She has been through an incredible ordeal, with family members who should be loving and supportive causing her more pain. She was viciously attacked by a close family member who she loved and trusted. We want to secure the funds to bring her back to Bellingham, WA where we can make sure she is safe and loved, and make sure she is getting the treatment, counseling, and support she needs.
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Renewed hope to find 2 Nashville MIA Marines
by: Nikki McGee
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — After one World War II Marine was correctly laid to rest in Middle Tennessee, historians continue to search for answers involving two Nashville Marines still missing in action.
In July 2021, the remains of Captain Glenn Walker were rightly laid to rest in Lebanon after other remains were mistakenly buried in his place. Earlier this year, Captain Walker's family learned the remains of not one, but three Marines had been laid in Walker's place for decades.
Lebanon Marine laid to rest nearly 80 years after his death
"I knew that there was so much chaos when those men were re-buried that it was certainly a possibility for the comingling of bones," Captain Walker's nephew, Lane Martin, said. "My grandmother and my mother and the rest of the family, they all thought that that was the right man and all, that that was their brother, their son that was buried there. Those men stood in the gap for my family until we could get Uncle Glenn back."
Walker was one of roughly 1,000 soldiers killed during the bloody Battle of Tarawa. As Walker's remains are correctly laid to rest, hope is renewed that other missing Marines from that battle might one day return home to Middle Tennessee.
For World War II historian Geoffrey Roecker, with missingmarines.com, finding these Marines is a personal mission.
"I do, I have that hope for all missing, honestly. My great grand uncle was lost off the USS Quincy off Guadalcanal," Roecker said.
As he searches for answers with his uncle's remains, two Nashville MIAs come to mind for Roeker — Noah Alvin Cox and Otto Reeder.
Private First Class Reeder moved around between Illinois, Missouri, and Maryland, and his parents moved to Nashville sometime around when he went to war.
"He went ashore on D-Day on the 20th of November. He managed to survive for two days. He was killed by, reportedly by, a gunshot wound to the head on November 22nd," Roeker explained.
Historians believe he was buried in Beach Green Sea Cemetery, the last mass gravesite from the battle of Tarawa yet to be found.
Marine Noah Cox, a Hume-Fogg High School graduate, also went to fight on D-Day, but his boat was held in reserve right off the shore.
"So, if you could imagine having to sit in a flat bottom boat in choppy water while everything is exploding all around you and having to put up with that for almost 24 hours, that will give you a little bit of an idea of what Private First Class Cox had to go through," Roeker said.
After wading onto shore under fire, Cox made it on the island but later died from a gunshot wound to the head. His remains may be unmarked in the Division Cemetery, but it's not clear if he was indeed found.
This was a tragic battle for all Tennesseans who fought, and historians explain graves often had to be dug quickly and in unbearable heat. However, they never give up hope of identifying the missing and bringing their families closure.
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Nottingham Forest Chairman Nicholas Randall Q.C. and Chief Commercial Officer David Cook have written the following Open Letters to the club's supporters.
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Purified Terephthalic Acid (PTA) comes in a white physical form, crystalline powder and inert in nature. PTA is an aromatic acid, majorly used in the production of polyester fibers and films. The main raw material for PTA is paraxylene (PX). PTA is commercially produced by oxidation of PX to form Terephthalic Acid (TA) which is then purified to form PTA. It exhibits properties such as, insulation, resistance to chemicals and weathering, and is used as a raw material for chemicals such as cyclohexane di-methanol, terephthaloyl chloride and also for copolyester-ether elastomers and plasticizers.
As per our Analysis, some of the prominent market factors and trends identified in the Global Purified Terephthalic Acid Market include, rapid industrialization where PTA is utilized in the manufacture of conveyor belts and meshing in many industries, rising demand for powder coatings made from PTA which are solvent free and environmental friendly, and increasing expenditure on food & beverages packaging where it is used for manufacturing PET resin. Moreover, demand for PTA is predicted to witness significant growth over the assessment period due to surging home furnishing industry. Rising crude oil refining across the globe where PX is an end product in the petroleum industry is anticipated to be an important driver for PTA market during the review period. PTA based polyester fibers are used in many electrical insulation applications. Electricity sector is at the opportunity to rapidly accelerate momentum towards universal energy access. As nearly one in five of the world's population don't have access to electricity, it is anticipated to be key driver for the growth of PTA in the assessment period. Furthermore, rapid urbanization coupled with the increasing disposable income in the emerging economies is predicted to propel the use of polyester fiber textiles made from PTA and is predicted to be the driver for growth of the market during the assessment period, 2017 to 2023. However, PET resins and fibers do not degrade naturally in the environment at acceptable rates but can be recyclable and thus present litter and disposal problem. Thereby implementation of strict regulations by various government bodies is expected to hamper the growth of the market.
Some of the prominent players operating in the Global PTA Market are Reliance Industries Limited (India), Alpek S.A.B. de C.V. (Mexico), The Dow Chemical Company (U.S.), E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company (U.S.), BP p.l.c. (U.K), Eastman Chemical Company (U.S.), SABIC (Saudi Arabia), China Petroleum & Chemical Corporation (China), Mitsubishi Chemical Corporation (Japan), and Indian Oil Corporation Ltd (India) among others.
The Global PTA Market is categorized on the basis of Application, End Use Industry and Region.
On the basis of Application, the market is bifurcated into polyester fiber, polyester films, pet resin, industrial machinery, powder coatings, insulation materials and others.
On the basis of End Use Industry, the PTA market is categorized into food & beverages packaging, paints & coatings, textiles, electrical, and furniture.
The Global PTA Market consists of five regions: Asia Pacific, Europe, Latin America, North America, and the Middle East & Africa. Among these, the Middle East & Africa is predicted to grow with the highest CAGR during the review period, 2017 to 2023 on account of expanding food & beverages packaging industry. The demand for PET resin segment in PTA market is predicted to be stagnant in North America, Europe and Latin America due to the presence of high consumer wastes PET bottles and this region is looking to recycle the existing PET bottles waste.
Asia Pacific has emerged as the leading market region for PTA followed by North America and Europe. North American PTA market is predicted to witness a tremendous growth on account of high polyester fiber consumption potential which is used in the industrial machinery, increasing paints & coatings production capacities, and rising economic growth rate. In North American region, the U.S. is predicted to be the major contributor in the regional growth of PTA market and is expected to see a significant demand for PTA during the forecast period, 2017 to 2023. As of 2016, the U.S accounts for the largest market share and is followed by Canada in terms of value & volume and is estimated to grow with the moderate CAGR on account of growth in production of crude oil. In Europe, the demand for PTA is predicted to grow in various countries such as Italy, Germany, Spain, U.K, France, and Russia on account of increasing expenditure in home furnishing where PTA based polyester fabrics are used to manufacture furnishing cloth and growing purchasing power of consumers. Moreover, presence of major automobile manufacturers and expanding automobile industry in this region gives an opportunity for PTA Market to grow in the forecast period as polyester fibers are used in the manufacture of conveyor belts and meshing. Specifically in Germany it is expected to give a new impetus to the market growth. Latin American countries such as Argentina, Colombia, and Brazil are also predicted to witness substantial growth owing to increasing consumer spending on passenger cars as well as involvement of new technologies and inventions in PTA. In the Middle East & Africa, paints & coatings and home furnishings segments are anticipated to propel the PTA Market in the forecast period owing to rapid housing activities and along with developments in travel and tourism industry. Asia Pacific PTA Market is predicted to grow with the moderate CAGR due to developing crude oil processing and expanding petroleum refineries in India and China bridges the demand gap for PTA raw materials. Moreover, continuous growth of electrical industry in various economies of Asia Pacific such as China, India, Malaysia, Thailand, and Japan is expected to raise the demand for insulation materials made from PTA which in turn is predicted to fuel the demand for PTA over the forecast period, 2017 to 2023.


I'm back again today with another review of product from ISOI (I'm SO Intelligent), a famous korean natural skincare brand. A brand that is well known for its natural ingredient list without the use of any harmful chemicals. ISOI clarify to be free of harmful chemicals such as paraben, synthetic colors & fragrance, PEGs, mineral oils, propylene glycol, silicones, EDTA, cinnamate. I have no idea what half of those are, but no harmful chemicals still means it's a good thing. I have reviewed two other products from ISOI on the blog, check it out here.
The ISOI Acni Dr. 1st Control Essence contains botanical extracts rich in vitamins and antioxidants that repair troubled skin without causing irritation. It claims to quickly relieves stress on the skin and hydrates the skin naturally. The main usage of this essence is to heal acne blemishes and scarring.
It comes in a glass jar packaging with white plastic pump top to dispense the product. Although the design is just so-so, I find the pump to be really helpful to keep the product stay hygienic. 1 pump is enough to cover my whole face.
The consistency of the essence is milky and light. It spreads really easily on the skin and absorbs fully within 30 seconds. As you can see on the above swatches, once it gets absorbed it leaves the skin moisturized with matte finish. Perfect if you have oily skin and is looking for something light that doesn't leave the skin looking even more oilier.
It does feel a little tacky at first when you spread it out but once it is absorbed fully, which doesn't take long, it leaves the skin silky smooth. I am really loving this product. The texture is the main reason why I love it. I love it the most during hot and humid days. This essence has a subtle rose scent to it, so subtle that the smell only lasted for no more than 5 seconds after it is spread.
All in all, I am loving this serum. It does help a little to soothe and minimize my acne blemishes, but nothing too dramatic. Well, I don't have much blemishes to begin with, as acne is not my main concern. But it was such a nice product to use during minor breakouts on my period. When usually blemishes on my face takes almost a week to be fully gone, with this, it takes less than 4 days. I am pretty sure these would work a lot better if acne blemishes and scarring are your main skin concern.
What is your favorite product to treat blemishes and scars?


When I enter my FTP information into the MultCloud, I only get a message saying "invalid username or password". However the info is correct. When I enter the same information into FileZilla, for instance, I can list all the folder in the server I'm accessing to.
"Failed to list files, you could try to edit the cloud drive or re-add it to MultCloud."
I verified I'm using the correct name and passwork by logging in via my web browser. My main interest is MultiCloud is to tranfer some files off my ftp server to my clouds without having to go through my rather slow internet connection (only 300KBPS up) .
I have forwarded the issue to our devlopers.It may beacuse "Explicit ... FTP over TLS". Multcloud don't take into account TLS when add FTP. It will be improved in the near future.
Not trying to use FTPS - just old fashioned FTP .
Plain FTP: Please use "FTP"
Require explicit FTP over TLS: Please use "FTPS"
About the issue, the developers have fixed. Now, you can list files.
It's working today, thanks for the fix !
Hi RoadRanger, i'm having the same problem too i have just signed up for brickftp account in order to have a location online for my supplier to drop the inventory on, but trying to connect it via FTP How did you do it??
I believe there may be a bug where there is a dash in the domain name for FTP. I'm unable to run any transfer successfully with my domain with a dash in it but all other domains seem fine.
Its a bug in MultCloud. I find the solution of this. Either you have to contact the multcloud support team which is quite a time taking, or you have to create a new multcloud account and then again have to add FTP to that account. Your FTP account will surely get added.
Do visit nevershutdown.com to find the solution to other tech problems and hacks.


A. This policy refers to minors using the Charlestown-Clark County Library System.
B. The staff of the Charlestown-Clark County Public Library is concerned about the safety and well-being of all its library users.
All children are welcomed and encouraged to use the library collections.
Programs are created especially for children to encourage lifelong appreciation of books and other resources.
C. In all situations, the parent/guardian/caregiver that brings a minor child to the library property, whether indoors or outdoors is responsible for the care and safety of the child.
Library staff member cannot monitor the location and behavior of each child on the library property.
Library staff members cannot assume parental responsibilities for children who are in the library.
Library staff cannot monitor or control all behavior or whereabouts of people using the library and cannot assure the safety of an unattended child.
D. A child under the age of eight (8) years must be accompanied by a parent or adult caregiver at all times while in the library.
A parent/guardian/care giver may not leave the child unattended in the library or while attending a meeting.
E. Children ages eight (8) years and older may use the library unattended so long as they are engaged in activities associated with the use of a public library.
F. If a child has been left unattended at the library and wishes to return home on his or her own, a staff member will permit the child to telephone a parent/guardian.
G. The parent/guardian is responsible for arriving to transport the unaccompanied minor home by closing time.
The child will be given a chance to call home for a ride 10 minutes before the library closes.
A child left at the library for more than 10 minutes after closing is considered to be an abandoned child and the police department or Child Protective Services will be contacted.
At least two staff members will remain with and supervise the child. In the case of the smaller branches, if there are only one staff available, the library door will not be locked and the child with the staff member will stand at the door to await the parent/guardian or police.
A library staff member will not take an unaccompanied child outside of the library building, even at the request of the parent/guardian.
A library staff member will not transport an unaccompanied child to another location, even at the request of the parent/guardian.
H. If an unattended minor is injured at the library; a staff member will contact the parent/guardian and call 911 as needed.
If the parent/guardian cannot be located, the library staff member will contact the police to report the situation.
I. Disruptive behavior will not be tolerated.
If an unattended minor is asked to leave the library due to disruptive behavior, the parent/guardian will be contacted.
The child will telephone the parent/guardian to report that he/she has been asked to leave the library.
The parent/guardian will be contacted by a library staff member to report subsequent instances of disruptive behavior.
Repeated disruptive behavior may lead to a 6 month ban from the library. In the case of such a ban, a registered letter will be sent to the parent/guardian to notify him/her of this situation.
Loud, abusive, aggressive, harassing or obscene language or behavior.
Defacing or damaging library materials, furniture, or other property.
Using or distributing illegal drugs.
Tampering with, altering, editing, or damaging computer hardware or software.


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Trailer for VICTORIA & ABDUL Starring Judi Dench and Ali Fazal
"I am cantankerous, greedy, fat. I am perhaps, disagreeably, attached to power. But I am anything but insane." Official trailer for the Stephen Frears-directed film telling the extraordinary true story of Queen Victoria's unexpected friendship with a young Indian clerk.
When Abdul Karim (Ali Fazal), a young clerk, travels from India to participate in the Queen's Golden Jubilee, he is surprised to find favour with Queen Victoria herself. As the Queen (Judi Dench) questions the constrictions of her long-held position, the two forge an unlikely and devoted alliance with a loyalty to one another that her household and inner circle all attempt to destroy. As the friendship deepens, the Queen begins to see a changing world through new eyes and joyfully reclaims her humanity.
Irish release date is September 15, 2017.
Ali FazalEddie IzzardJudi DenchMichael GambonRuth McCabeStephen Frears
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