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The HP is led by R. Sós, an independent scholar and freelance writer living in the historic present. Interests include long walks in Puritan New England, the application of the Second Amendment to the armed forces only, and the state of the 33-state Union.
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This got my goat. It triggered memories of reading much the same thing in my own American history textbook when I was in high school, this bland, dampening, yet incendiary claim that before the Civil War "no one cared" about slavery. Northerners didn't care, I had read; they were just as prejudiced against black people as southerners, they never saw slavery so they didn't care about it.
When I read that stuff as a teen, I bought it. It seemed like a shame, but what could you do? No one had cared. Everyone in America before 1861 was either pro-slavery or neutral, turning a blind eye. The shame I felt about this was alleviated a little by the Civil War that followed. Somehow, despite everyone's indifference to slavery, slavery had somehow ended. It was a lucky break.
This take on the north and slavery was just one of the many letdowns that made American history my least favorite subject. American history was a parade of disappointments: killing Native Americans and taking their land; enslaving black Americans; the celebration of corruption that was Reconstruction; Jim Crow; Japanese internment camps; Little Rock; escalation in Vietnam—and then my history book stopped. (Even though I was in high school from 1981-1983. The 1970s were so full of trouble, such dangerous political ground, that early 80s textbooks didn't know how to safely touch it yet.) All the good things we Americans were supposed to stand for were lies. We never stood for liberty and equality, and justice for all. That was the message I got from American history.
But after this depressing initiation, I eventually came to a different understanding of American history. It started when, as an adult, I read Angel in the Whirlwind, by Benson Bobrick. That book taught me that there were real ideals in the Revolutionary period, that people really lived up to. Encouraged, I started to read more and more American history. It was too late to get my Ph.D. in American history; I had already gotten one in Comparative Literature. But I earned a technical degree in colonial American history over the next 10 years, focusing in particular on 17th-century New England.
By the time I was 40, I was a committed American historian. I was a convert. It's like the man who knows that magnesium is the secret to the universe: all wisdom came from American history. It's not that I had learned that American history was the story of happy, happy times and total integrity. The killing and enslavement and oppression were all still there. The difference was that while I, like many other Americans, had previously seen those failings as cynical proof that America was indeed a lie, I now saw them as just that: failings. Failures to live up to the real ideals that this country was really, actually founded on. Ideals that we can and must be proud of.
All the good things in our history have come from Americans who said, You know, this may happen all over the world, but it's not supposed to happen here. America is supposed to be different, and by God, I'm going to see that America is different. I'm not going to live with slavery. I won't accept school segregation. I won't keep women from voting. I am not going to allow the president to be above the law. In America, the press is free. In America, there is habeas corpus. Americans don't torture. Americans don't build giant fences to keep out immigrants.
Hey, we're Americans! We are Americans. All of us. Everyone living in this country. And that means we all have a responsibility to live up to the ideals this nation was founded on. No matter our race, gender, sexuality, nation of origin, native language, economic class, political affiliation, age, religion, or anything else, we are bound and obliged and privileged to make sure the ideals America was founded on are alive and well.
America was founded not by a few wig-wearing white men, but by every American who signed on to the principles of the new nation that was born during the Revolutionary War. All Americans are Founders. Those wig-wearing white men duking it out at Independence Hall took a chance on the average American out there in New Jersey or Georgia or Massachusetts being in sympathy with some very radical ideals of liberty, equality, and justice. Those famous men founded their hopes in the average American, and her devotion to justice and freedom.
So all Americans are Founders of this nation. But we have to keep founding it, over and over, every generation. Because it is unique. Liberty, equality, and justice for all goes against human nature. A nation founded on those ideals is always in danger of tripping, failing, and giving up. We must always do justice to those difficult ideals and principles for which we stand.
So here is my blog. Its purpose is to inspire the people who read it and comment on it by looking at our history and exploring the issues that crop up continually in our democracy. I also hope to explode a few myths along the way, and start a conversation about American history that helps, in its small way, to keep the flame of liberty alive in this country.
Hello. It's good to be you. Please visit my bog. I tried to talk about this fact that we are all Americans in my post "Say It Loud." I would be honored if you would share a comment.
I like your perspective. The United States is a great nation founded on great ideals, but (yes) there have been some disappointments and failings. We're a country of flawed human beings after all.
As a nation we are surely not faultless. We have made many mistakes but the greatness of this country is that we can continually rise above these mistakes. Even the fact that we have the freedom to talk about them, and, more importantly, vote for our leaders based on their performance, is testimony to the fact that this is the greatest country in the world.
I thought about your interest in the state of the 33-state Union, while I was reviewing a new book that is coming out this month by Lewis E. Lehrman of the "Guilder-Lehrman" institute. It is called Lincoln at Peoria and focuses on his Peoria speech denouncing the Kansas-Nebraska Act in 1854. This is a great window into what he calls the turning point for Abraham Lincoln (which arguably might be called a turning point in US and even World History.) It is a great read and I would love to hear your thoughts on it if you get a chance to take a look at it!
Keep on fighting to change the perspective of those of us who were raised on that bizarre mix of propaganda and wishful thinking! Thanks, love your enlightening facts, they led me to a few tidbits to share in my own writing.
I appreciate your views, and I agree that liberty is something that needs constant defending and eternal vigilence to uphold. However, Florida wasn't a state back then. As a historian you should know this. And we are NOT a democracy. We are a republic. Why does the Constitution guarantee a republican form of government not a democratic one? We democratically select our representatives in our republic. that is the extent of democracy in our nation. This is a point of utmost importance. Democracy always fails. "there was never a democracy yet that did not commit suicide." John Quincy Adams. I do love the fact that you separate our failings from being an inherently flawed union. this is a point of extreme importance that the public schools fail to teach. But consantly referring to our union as a democracy has given people today a favorable view on a failed concept.
Indeed Florida was not a state; my inference is that the Founders reached out to everyone with their idea, and I extrapolate the future U.S. out of the contemporary scene. Still, it's worth calling out.
I myself don't subscribe to the democracy v. republic argument; to me it seems academic. If the basis of a republic is democratic representation, further distinctions agaisnt democracy seem non-essential. But I would love to have other people voice their opinions on it.
I have found that much of what my children learned about American History(as part of "Social Studies" may well have been factually correct but the facts tended to be "enhanced" by the authors' views. Those views now form the lens through which that generation sees this country.
Please keep up the good work and continue to fascinate me.
Thanks, AlBea! We're happy to have the referral from a fellow blog.
Hi I also like your perspective on history which matches my own. Working on my masters in history and ran across your blog while researching the Pequot War. Loved your essay btw and would like to cite it with your permission You have indeed inspired me, so much so that I'm thinking of trying to publish one myself with some of my course essays.
Like you, I am a freelance writer who happens to be working on the biography of the descendent of an Ulsterman,living between 1766 and 1861 who became one of the original signers of the Texas Declaration of Independence from Mexico.
Researching this incredibly tumultuous time in American (world) history, from the 'French-Indian Wars' to the 'Civil War', I've found that most historians have asked us to suspend credulity in the ostensible interest of simplicity. They reduce complex human relationships and political events to facile binary arguments (we vs. them) that portray our ancestors as two-dimensional actors as waxen as their representation in museums.
Thank you for bringing them alive – warts and all.
Early Social Security recipients were reluctant to accept SSDI. I think it was insinuated in these articles that didn't want to accept "charity". I am sure I read in another article about food baskets being given to those who no longer worked, but needed food. These supposedly came from SS.
Have you ever found any reference to the food baskets in your research? I have tried to do computer research concerning the food baskets, but I haven't found any reference to them.
I ran across your blog on a search of "how is racism transmitted across generations?" Your articles accurately distill the history. Thank you.
I found your site while doing research on the Revolution, and I really appreciate all I've read.
My own story in discovering history is much the same, to the point where, when reading actual documents of the Revolution, I was surprised at what I found. It's easy to be cynical, and politicians give us endless reasons to be that way, but one can't deny the heart of the ideal behind it all.
"So all Americans are Founders of this nation. But we have to keep founding it, over and over, every generation." Just love these words! Thank you for your blog. Love what you have to say.
Your blog is amazingly interesting and thought-provoking. I was looking for supplemental Web sites to use in an online class and quickly went down the rabbit hole here! And that is has been a rewarding experience for me. Thank you!
We're glad to be of help! thanks for your kind words.
I found your blog while researching Winthrop's "A Model of Christian Charity," which came up in the Eric Metaxas book If You Can Keep It. Very similar ideas, we need to work at maintaining our country! I experienced the same cynical history lessons and was never really patriotic until recently–as you say, our country was founded on principled ideas and while our failings should not be overlooked, they are the exception not the rule. Keep up the good work!
I would like to understand your "2nd amendment " for the armed forces only. Seem contradictory to me.
Hello Timothy; thanks for writing. The Amendment says: "A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed." Which means, Since we need a reliable and able volunteer army of civilians [because there was no standing army in the U.S. at the time], we allow citizens to keep and bear arms." Which is clearly about keeping a gun for military service. If we want to expand the meaning to include carrying weapons for any or no reason, we have to re-write the Amendment.
Ambivalent about the wisdom of the 2nd Amendment myself, it was clearly meant as a check on government power. A "2nd Amendment for the military" reverses that, handing government all the power in question, doesn't it? As a practical matter citizens with firearms are helpless against today's military, but I'd suggest there is value in the symbolism of citizens keeping government accountable.
I do appreciate your defense of the American ideal in the face of the current perfectionism.
I just discovered you and I am elated. Our past has so much to tell us about today. Having a resource that provides context for today or reminds us of the ideals we hold so dear is a gift everyone should know about. Thank you.
It is well written, credible, and interesting.
I have been using it to discuss American history and literature with my teenage daughter, to provide background for her high school studies.
It also offers hope and inspiration during a dark period in our country.
Thanks very much for this; we appreciate it, and we hope to live up to such high praise.


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Dave Chappelle Tells Letterman He Does Has Some Regrets Over Leaving His Show Behind, Especially the $50 Million
By Vivian Kane | Videos | June 11, 2014 |
Dave Chappelle was on Letterman's Late Show for the first time in 10 years last night. The conversation between the Daves went to the obvious place. Dave 1 asked Dave 2 what the deal was with Dave 2 peacing out to South Africa back in 2005, and Dave 2's response was perfect, saying, "Technically, I never quit. I'm seven years late for work."
Which, one might hope, is a not so subtle hint that he's finally made his way back to the office.
In the full interview, however, Dave pressed him further and Chappelle admitted that he does have some regrets, mostly over the money he lost (starting around the 7 minute mark):
It's very hard to go to someone like this because no one has done this before. So there's not too many people who don't think I'm crazy. I look at like this: I'm at a restaurant with my wife, its a nice restaurant and we're eating dinner. I look across the room and say, 'You see this guy across the room. He has $100 million dollars, and we're eating the same entree. Ok, fine, I don't have $50 million dollars or whatever. Let's say I have $10 million in the bank, the only difference between having $10 million dollars and $50 million dollars is an astounding $40 million dollars.
Then again, he says, it's not really about the integrity, either. It was just a choice, and he still wishes he had some of that $50 million.
"I go home and make the kids some integrity sandwiches … it makes no sense at all. There's nothing anyone can say. It's just you do what you feel like you need to do. It's a very complicated answer because I felt a variety of ways over the last years. Whenever there's something I'd like to have that I could have afford but I can't now afford, then I'm upset about it. But then when I see a guy who goes to a job that's time consuming and he doesn't have free time to do things I get to do, then I feel good about it … Money is the fuel for choices. Money gives me choices. It's not nothing. It's something … there are other things in my life that I do not purchase with money that are very valuable."
With the extra $40 million, though, he does say he'd probably be happier, adding "Sometimes I listen to a Jay Z record and starts making me feel bad about some of the choices I've made. This guy has had more fun on two songs than I've had over the last 11 years."
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A team from Holy Family will join some of the state's brightest young minds this weekend to test their problem-solving skills. Holy Family won their category in the regional Tournament of the Minds competition, and have been invited to participate in the NSW State Final in Sydney on Sunday. Team member Charlotte Baird said the challenge the seven students undertook to win their place in the state final was a language one. "We were all different language features of the world," she said. "We had to make a new one that would help and we had to explain how it would benefit the world and we had to send it out showing people using it as well." Mhairi Wyllie said the challenge was called TOMunication. "TOM stands for Tournament of the Minds," she said. The students all agreed the regional final was a lot of fun and they are very much looking forward to competing in the state final. "We will have three hours to prepare a whole new challenge which you have no idea about until the day, along with the spontaneous challenge, which again you don't know about," Charlotte said. "If we make it at state, we go to nationals in Hobart." Best of luck kids, we hope you go all the way.
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Holy Family students win regional round to compete in state final of Tournament of the Minds
The Holy Family Tournament of the Minds team, back, from left - Mhairi Wyllie, Lucy Champman, Charlotte Baird; front - Ellie Parker, Alex Rawsthorne, Jaxon Hartwig. Absent: Eva Smith.
A team from Holy Family will join some of the state's brightest young minds this weekend to test their problem-solving skills.
Holy Family won their category in the regional Tournament of the Minds competition, and have been invited to participate in the NSW State Final in Sydney on Sunday.
Team member Charlotte Baird said the challenge the seven students undertook to win their place in the state final was a language one.
"We were all different language features of the world," she said.
"We had to make a new one that would help and we had to explain how it would benefit the world and we had to send it out showing people using it as well."
Mhairi Wyllie said the challenge was called TOMunication.
"TOM stands for Tournament of the Minds," she said.
The students all agreed the regional final was a lot of fun and they are very much looking forward to competing in the state final.
"We will have three hours to prepare a whole new challenge which you have no idea about until the day, along with the spontaneous challenge, which again you don't know about," Charlotte said.
"If we make it at state, we go to nationals in Hobart."
Best of luck kids, we hope you go all the way.


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Those were the days (1954)
From the September 1954 issue of the Socialist Standard
Even in those far-off days Paddington was a very active branch. They had amongst them five official speakers, two chairmen, two members of the E.C—one of whom edited the S.S. for a time—and two writers. And—there was a choir. About ten musically minded members used to foregather at a member's house before Branch meeting and blend their voices in what it was hoped was harmony. It was, in any case, very enjoyable. One Christmas Eve it was suggested we go carol singing for Party funds. A carol is defined as a religious song in praise of Christmas; but the dictionary also says that to carol is to warble. So we went warbling. In view of our object, where better we reasoned than bourgeois Bayswater!
It was a beautiful evening, as like as could be, one of the more popular Christmas cards; keen, bright, a powdering of snow but dry underfoot and a pale moon overhead. Sedate Bayswater was very peaceful, and it was with an almost guilty feeling we shattered the silence with "Hail Smiling Morn." Further items from our repertoire followed and presently a butler emerged to bestow upon our efforts his blessing and a shilling. Another pitch drew blank, but a few further successes encouraged us to keep going. Then came the reveller. A hansom cab drew up and discharged—discharged is the word—a festive figure complete with tall hat, opera-cloak, a roll of music and a load of alcohol. He insisted on beating time with his music roll to the strains of "Brightly Dawns our Wedding-day," and to "Comrades-in-Arms." "Hail Smiling Morn" incited him to dance, but alcohol did not aid his agility, and after degenerating into an elephantine shuffle, he bestowed upon his blessing and half-a-crown. A further half-crown—quite a sum in those days—came from a window, thrown to us by a smiling housemaid. After that a financial famine seemed to set in and a friendly butler explained to us that Bayswater was empty except for servants; all the families had gone to the country for Christmas. We should have guessed it. However, we enjoyed the experience and Party funds benefited—if memory serves—by about 12/6.
W. T. Hopley
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In the trenches (1980)
Book Review from the March 1980 issue of the Socialist Standard
Death's Men by Denis Winter (Penguin Books)
It is November 11, 1979. The Queen has just laid the wreath for the Unknown Warrior at the Cenotaph to commemorate "Our Glorious Dead". The bands have played God Save the Queen and the flags have been saluted.
Glorious! You've got to be joking!
From August 1914 to December 1915 the voluntary enlistment amounted to about 100,000 a month. By the autumn of 1915, fifty-four million posters had been issued, eight million letters sent and twelve thousand recruiting meetings organised. One recruiting sergeant wrote in the Whitby Gazette "I've talked to twenty fellows this morning. Not one of them has any intention of enlisting . . . others told me to mind my own business". And this despite the fact that poverty was so widespread that men were often much better off in the army on a shilling a day than in their civilian jobs. Winter quotes the case of Harry Winter (no relation) a clerk in Hackney on 15 shillings (75p) a week. With his army pay-off, his firm's allowance of five shillings (25p) and his uniform and ration allowances of 18/1d (90p), he was actually receiving more than double his peacetime pay.
The bovine stupidity of the army commanders was out of this world. On joining his regiment the recruit received 11 weeks "basic training" which had nothing to do with the war at all. Its purpose was to "instill discipline". Disobeying orders resulted in bread and water in solitary confinement, loss of pay and leave and field punishments Nos 1, 2 or 3—lashed to a gun carriage wheel for so many hours.
The army regulations were substantially the same as those drafted by Wellington for the Spanish campaign. The bayonet drill, charging a sack of straw and sticking a 15-inch bayonet into it was a relic of the times when an infantryman might be attacked by horsemen. It was a defence against cavalry and part of the British army tradition from the Colonial wars in Africa and India, Bayonet inflicted wounds in the Great War were .03 per cent of all casualties.
Most of the High Command were cavalry officers from the colonial campaigns—French and Haig from the North West Frontier in India and Kitchener from the Sudan. They regarded motor engines and aircraft with grave suspicion, revelling in the memory of the Charge of the Light Brigade. One General said he had "little time for machine guns". They were military Luddites, dumbfounded when men and horses were mown down like ripe corn by the accurate German machine gun fire.
"Life" in the trenches was utterly unspeakable. The soldiers were soaked to the skin in three feet of bloody mud, sniped at and bombarded, frozen stiff in winter, harassed by the rats living off the stinking corpses, infested by lice and plagued by flies in summer. Trench fever was rife. During the two or three weeks of front line duty, soldiers were often unable to remove their clothing or boots. They subsisted on a diet unfit for a diseased dog—bullybeef, stale biscuits and plum jam; supplemented by a revolting mess known as "gype", which consisted of a mixture of tealeaves, cocoa, sugar and soup in hot water.
Officers above the rank of major were seldom seen in the front line, prompting Sassoon to write:
If I were bald and fat and short of breath
I'd live with scarlet majors at the base
And speed glum heroes up the line to death
You'd see me with my puffy, petulant face.
Officers' pay was ten times that of privates. They could spend their more frequent leaves in towns where privates could not afford to go, even if allowed to. And after all this—for those lucky enough to get back home—what was the glorious Hero's reward? Full disablement pension for a permanently incapable invalid was 25/- (£1.25) a week. Soldiers with one arm missing at the shoulder received 16/- (80p) weekly; above the elbow 14/- (70p); below the elbow 11/6d (57p); a left arm was paid 1/- (5p less). Legs were similarly assessed.
Denis Winter rightly says that the books on the war were written by poets, journalists, politicians and, above all, Generals trying to explain away their crime. Robert Graves, J. B. Priestley, Harold Macmillan and Rudyard Kipling to name but a few. The impression is left that the great mass of common soldiers just didn't think at all. But Winter has tried to find out what "Other Ranks" felt about it all. He frequently refers to the simple triviality of their gripes and complaints—such things as whether the rations had arrived, how soon they would be relieved in the line and so on.
The Socialist Party of Great Britain, with the advantage of historical knowledge was able to issue its 1914 Anti-War Declaration, calling on the workers of all countries to unite against the war. But this appeal fell largely on deaf ears and those who made it were scattered to the ends of the earth or locked up in Wormwood Scrubs. So, predictably, in 1939 it all happened again. During the last war there were 66,000 conscientious objectors. This war was for "Democracy", so it was hardly politic to suppress public meetings at which Socialists denounced war, especially as the meetings grew larger as each war went by.
In 1911 the hand grenade lobbed by human muscle power was the infantry-man's weapon. Today the old fashioned foot-slogger, the Poor Bloody Infantry, has practically ceased to exist. Artillery barrages, flinging huge quantities of metal, are already obsolete. In 1917 guns were set every six yards, delivering 4¾ tons of steel per yard of enemy front line. Today a missile launch pad capable of hurling nuclear warheads to destroy whole cities are stationed throughout the world and fitted to submarines at sea. The technical difference is greater than that between the Roman invasion of Britain and the Battle of the Somme.
Despite all the appeals to "never let it happen again", both Russia and America are perfectly capable of using their terrifying powers to destroy much of humanity should their interests demand it. Nuclear war can happen if workers continue to ignore the Socialist appeal of 1914:
Having no quarrel with the working class of any country, we extend to our fellow-workers of all lands the expression of our goodwill and Socialist fraternity and pledge ourselves to work for the overthrow of capitalism and the triumph of Socialism.
Socialist Standard, August 1914
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Corbiere v Canada (Minister of Indian and Northern Affairs) [1999] 2 S.C.R. 203,  is a leading case from the Supreme Court of Canada where the Court expanded the scope of applicable grounds upon which a section 15(1) Charter claim can be based.  This was also the first case to use the framework proposed by Law v. Canada.

Background
Members of the Batchewana Indian Band, on behalf of themselves and all other non-resident members of the band, sought a declaration that section 77(1) of the Indian Act violates section 15(1) of the Charter. The section of the Indian Act states that only band members "ordinary resident" on the reserve be permitted in order to vote in the band elections even though only one third of the registered members live on the reserve.

Court's ruling
The court unanimously agreed with the Court of Appeal's ruling that the Act violated section 15(1) of the Charter. However, the Court was split 5 to 4 on the proper application of the test.

The majority opinion was written by McLachlin and Bastarache JJ. with Lamer C.J., Major, and Cory JJ. concurring.

The Court found that an analogous ground upon which a section 15 claim can be based must be immutable, either actually immutable, such as race, or constructively immutable such as religion.  Furthermore, once a ground is identified as analogous it remains analogous for all circumstances.

The minority opinion was given by L'Heureux-Dubé with Gonthier, Iacobucci and Binnie JJ. concurring.

See also
 List of Supreme Court of Canada cases (Lamer Court)
The Canadian Crown and First Nations, Inuit and Métis
 Canadian Aboriginal case law
Numbered Treaties
Indian Act
Section Thirty-five of the Constitution Act, 1982
Indian Health Transfer Policy (Canada)

External links

 Centre for Constitutional Studies: Corbiere v. Canada

Canadian Aboriginal case law
Supreme Court of Canada cases
section 15
1999 in Canadian case law

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The grounds at the Merlin are lovely and tropical, and there is off street parking for a small daily fee. We made use of both the spa pool and the communal patio area and completely enjoyed both, especially when Jordan Del Gato was in residence to oversee all the fun. What a charming cat!
Our room was a king with a private patio. The room itself was spotless. Both the bedroom and bath contained all the basics and were a good size, as was the closet. The bed was very comfortable. We would have liked to have found bottled water in the fridge, and perhaps a few hooks in the bathroom, but otherwise we thoroughly enjoyed our stay and would recommend the hotel to future guests.
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Octapharma Group reports strong results for 2018
Lachen, Switzerland
Commenting on the Group's results, Octapharma CEO and Chairman Wolfgang Marguerre said: "In 2018, we continued to drive growth in many of our products. I am particularly pleased with the important regulatory approvals for our new fibrinogen concentrate, fibryga®, which received regulatory approval in Switzerland, our new 10% IVIG product, panzyga®, approved for the US market, and our new SCIG product, cutaquig®, which was approved by both Health Canada and the FDA. These approvals are significant achievements for the company and, most importantly, bring substantial benefits to patients as well as physicians. Based on our strong product portfolio we are well positioned for the future."
Over the last seven years, the Octapharma Group has accomplished a remarkable compound annual growth rate of 14% and for 2018 reports sales of €1.797 billion – €77 million (4.5%) more than 2017's figure (on a constant currency basis, the growth rate is 6.6%).
Gross profit in 2018 was €631 million, which is €39 million higher than achieved in 2017. Operating income was €346 million. The total operating expenses were €285 million. Significant investments were made for our future prosperity - €87 million for the R&D efforts and €153 million into the extension of the production capacity and infrastructure. The investments in research and infrastructure strongly position the company to fulfil the future needs of healthcare professionals and the increasing number of patients around the world.
In the last 12 months, several important milestones were reached in the expansion of the plasma and recombinant product portfolio. To ensure each liter of plasma is used to best effect, the company will continue to expand its product portfolio with innovative new products and services, and enter new markets.
Major projects within Program 2019, the development initiative launched in 2014 to increase our production capacity and overall efficiency of manufacturing operations, were completed and contributed to the company's growth. The investments in talent, equipment and property prepare the company for the demands of the future.
"2018 was a year of strong execution at Octapharma," said Roger Mächler, Chief Financial Officer of the company. "Our significant investments in research and infrastructure strongly position our company to fulfil the needs of more healthcare professionals and patients around the world."
The Annual Report 2018 provides a comprehensive overview of the Octapharma Group, including our corporate governance and the financial results. To download the full Octapharma 2018 Annual Report visit www.annualreport.octapharma.com.
About Octapharma
The vision of Octapharma is: "Our passion drives us to provide new health solutions advancing human life". Headquartered in Lachen, Switzerland, Octapharma is one of the largest human protein manufacturers in the world, developing and producing human proteins from human plasma and human cell lines. As a family-owned company, Octapharma believes in investing to make a difference in people's lives and has been doing so since 1983; because it's in our blood. Our company values are Ownership, Integrity, Leadership, Sustainability and Entrepreneurship.
In 2018, the Group achieved €1.8 billion in revenue, an operating income of €346 million and invested €240 million into R&D and in capital expenditures in order to ensure future prosperity. Octapharma employs 8,314 people worldwide to support the treatment of patients in 115 countries with products across three therapeutic areas:
Haematology (coagulation disorders)
Immunotherapy (immune disorders)
Octapharma has seven R&D sites and six state-of-the-art manufacturing facilities in Austria, France, Germany, Mexico and Sweden.
Diseases & therapies
Our product portfolio
Working with Octapharma
© 2020 Octapharma AG


Contrary to my pizza let down at Il Presidente , I was not disappointed by a repeat visit to Il Tucano. Tourist guides describing the bay of Naples and Porto di Baia often mention Il Tucano, and rightly so. Even though Il Tucano is well removed from downtown Naples, Porto di Baia offers a microcosm of what is quintessentially Naples: Ancient Roman temples and architectures, great panoramic views, and awesome pizza. Perhaps for that reason Porto di Baia appears in the second season of the HBO series The Sopranos, and although not directly visible, the promenade where Il Tucano sits is in the backdrop of two scenes of the second season.


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31 Women of the Bible
Who They Were and What We Can Learn from Them Today
Author: Holman Bible Staff
Narrator: Susan Hanfield
31 Women of the Bible features 31 profiles of important women in the Bible. Each profile includes the related scripture reference, character summary, and application questions to help the reader discover who these women were and what we can learn from them today. Featuring a full-color interior with illustrations on every page and a unique concise format, this book can be used for daily study or carried in a purse or backpack for reading on the go. Features Include: 31 profiles of important women in the Bible with life application questions. Full-color interior with illustrations on every page. Ideal for daily study or reading on the go. Concise format that is easy to carry and fits well in a brief case or backpack. Study tool that provides a greater understanding of important women in the Bible.
Exciting Events: Volume 2
Author: Your Story Hour
Narrator: Your Story Hour
Listen as Wassaja, a young Yavapai boy overcomes the destruction of his village and a violent abduction by a rival tribe, yet by 1899, goes on to become Dr. Carlos Montezuma-the second American Indian to become a physician in the U.S. Return to the Nebraska plains' Omaha Reservation where Chief Iron Eye's compassionate daughter (Susan LaFlesche Picotte) begins her epic journey, becoming the first American Indian woman physician. Hear "Mountain Storm" as two culturally diverse teen hikers, lost in the Smoky Mountains, learn cooperation or "Under His Wings" where robbers attack a Peru mission boat. A poor family pulls together in "The Christmas Surprise" while Jeff, a compromising teenager, learns a valuable lesson about peer pressure and caring from his eccentric Uncle Dilber. "Amazing Mini-Miracles" includes incredible events from the dark days of WW1 and Tennessee frontier America. Great listening entertainment for the whole family!
The Secret Joy of a Surrendered Life
Author: Laura Story
Narrator: Jill Blackwood
Most of us long to be in control—of our schedule, our relationships, and our future. Newlywed Laura Story thought she had control over the great life ahead of her. After all, she followed Jesus and had a promising new job as a worship leader. Why would God not want to fulfill her dreams? But when Laura and her husband, Martin, faced a brain tumor, infertility, and a son's birth defect, she realized she'd been looking for a happiness that comes from circumstances, rather than a deeper joy that comes from God. Again and again, Laura had to surrender her vision for her life so she could embrace God's vision. And again and again she learned that even in the midst of shattered dreams, God's plan brought greater joy than she could have imagined. Now the Grammy Award–winning singer-songwriter known for such hits as "Blessings," "Indescribable," and "Mighty to Save" shares her powerful story of finding blessing in her deepest pain. In, I Give Up, Laura explores: How to delight in God's gifts no matter your circumstances. Why waiting on God is a daily decision, not a step-by-step process. The strength we find from meditating on God's Word. Why surrendering to God leads to reconciliation with others. How the things we consider to be losses are ways for God to display his glory. As Laura writes, she no longer wants to be in control of her life. She wants to be rooted in the God who is in control. I Give Up will help you Discover a deeper life of worship, a fuller life of joy, and a freer life of true surrender as you open your hands to God. And give up.
Author: Lecrae Moore
Narrator: Lecrae Moore
If you live for people's acceptance, you'll die from their rejection. Two-time Grammy winning rap artist, Lecrae, learned this lesson through more than his share of adversity—childhood abuse, drugs and alcoholism, a stint in rehab, an abortion, and an unsuccessful suicide attempt. Along the way, Lecrae attained an unwavering faith in Jesus and began looking to God for affirmation. Now as a chart-topping industry anomaly, he has learned to ignore the haters and make peace with his craft. The rap artist holds nothing back as he divulges the most sensitive details of his life, answers his critics, shares intimate handwritten journal entries, and powerfully models how to be Christian in a secular age. This is the story of one man's journey to faith and freedom.
Narrator: Radio Theatre
Runtime: 3.75 Hrs. - Abridged
Corrie ten Boom and her family decided to act on their faith and defy their Nazi oppressors. As they left behind their quiet life as shopkeepers, they entered a world of passwords, narrow escapes and the constant threat of capture.
Wilfred Grenfell (Christian Heroes: Then & Now Series)
The icy Arctic cold stabbed at Wilfred's fingers and toes. A howling wind was pushing the ice pan he was stranded on out to sea - and with it hope of rescue. His clothed, soaked when his dogsled fell through the ice, were now frozen. Lying near his sled dog for warmth, Wilfred fought off sleep, knowing he might never wake up. Adventurous Wilfred Grenfell was no stranger to danger. As a new Christian, this English doctor ministered to fishermen on the deadly North Sea. And when he heard about the appalling poverty and injustice across the ocean in Newfoundland, he went to work among the desperately poor fishing communities of the wild, remote Labrador coast. There Dr. Grenfell pioneered life-saving hospitals, schools, orphanages, and fishermen's co-ops as he shared the hope of the gospel with people whose lives had offered only despair. For good reason, everyone from heads of state to destitute children revered Sir Wilfred Grenfell for his kindness and courage. (1865-1940)This best-selling, missionary biography series - Christian Heroes: Then & Now - chronicles the exciting, challenging, and deeply touching true stories of ordinary men and women whose trust in God accomplished extraordinary exploits for His kingdom and glory.
The Confessions of St. Augustine
Author: St. Augustine
Narrator: Mark Meadows
A story of spiritual awakening, St. Augustine's Confessions is a fascinating look at the life of an eminent Christian thinker. Widely seen as one of the first Western autobiographies ever written, it chronicles the life and religious struggles of Augustine of Hippo, from his days as a self-confessed sinner to his acceptance of Christianity as an older adult. Along the way, he unveils his theological questioning of human existence and the essence and nature of God, while providing influential philosophical arguments on creation and time. Augustine's sincere and inquisitive attitude will inspire any listener, regardless of faith. Translated by R.S. Pine-Coffin
The World Jesus Knew
Life, Politics, and Culture in Judea and Around the World
Author: Seth Pollinger, Ph.D., with Randy Southern
Narrator: Bob Souer
Regular Price: $10.98 Member Price: $8.78 (or 2 credits)
Understand the difficulties and challenges of daily living, religious customs, providing for a family, life at home, education, the Roman occupation, along with an authentic view of what was happening throughout the world in the first-century. Jesus lived in a time of great tension and upheaval. It is estimated there were approximately 700,000 Jews then living in Israel under the Roman occupation. Discover the complexities of life in a tiny Nazereth village. Compelling narrative brings to light the rapidily developing cultures throughout the world. The World Jesus Knew immerses the modern reader in the worldwide drama of the first century and depicts an era of global conquest and domination.
The Life and Legacy of Susannah Spurgeon, wife of Charles H. Spurgeon
Author: Ray Rhodes Jr.
The definitive biography of Susannah Spurgeon. While many Christians recognize the name of Charles H. Spurgeon, the beloved preacher and writer, few are familiar with the life and legacy of his wife, Susie. Yet Susannah Spurgeon was an accomplished and devout woman of God who had a tremendous ministry in her own right, as well as in support of her husband. Even while dealing with serious health issues, she administered a book fund for poor pastors, edited and published her husband's sermons and other writings, led a pastor's aid ministry, wrote five books, made her home a hub of hospitality, and was instrumental in planting a church. And as her own writing attests, she was also a warm, charming, and fascinating woman. Now, for the first time, Susie brings this vibrant woman's story to modern readers. Ray Rhodes Jr. examines Susannah's life, showing that she was not only the wife of London's most famous preacher, but also a woman who gave all she had in grateful service to the Lord. Susie is an inspiring and encouraging account of a truly remarkable woman of faith that will delight Spurgeon devotees and fans of Christian biographies alike. "I am writing in my husband's study, where he thought, and prayed, and wrote. Every inch of the place is sacred ground. Everything remains precisely as he left it. His books (now my most precious possessions), stand in shining rows upon the shelves, in exactly the order in which he placed them, and one might almost fancy the room was ready and waiting for its master. But oh! That empty chair! That great portrait over the door! The strange, solemn silence, which pervades the place now that he is no longer on earth! I kneel sometimes by his chair, and laying my head on the cushioned arms, which so long supported his dear form, I pour out my grief before the Lord, and tell Him again that though I am left alone, yet I know that 'He hath done all things well'…"
In the Presence of My Enemies
Author: Gracia Burnham
Narrator: Pam Ward
Soon after September 11, 2001, the news media stepped up its coverage of Martin and Gracia Burnham, the missionary couple held hostage in the Philippine jungle by terrorists with ties to Osama bin Laden. After a year of captivity and a violent rescue that resulted in Martin's death, the world watched Gracia Burnham return home in June 2002.
Meriwether Lewis (Heroes of History Series)
Despite warnings that they would all be drowned, the men of the Lewis and Clark expedition paddled toward the ferocious rapids. Sucked into the tempest, their canoes pitched and rolled in the thrashing water and thumped over jagged rocks, but the men kept paddling. They would get to the Pacific Ocean or die trying.Meriwether Lewis had been commissioned by President Jefferson to lead a daring expedition so remarkable it would become one of the most famous explorations in history. He chose as his co-captain William Clark. Their mission: to find a land route to the Pacific Ocean while learning as much as possible about the thousands of miles of unexplored territory they struggled through.Even as a child, Meriwether Lewis was known for courage and clear thinking in a crisis. Now he was determined to succeed in the vast task laid before him by a nation thirsty to know what lay off the edge of the map (1774-1809).Heroes of History is a unique biography series that brings the shaping of history to life with the remarkable true stories of fascinating men and women who changed the course of history. The stories of Heroes of History are told in an engaging narrative format, where related history, geography, government, and science topics come to life and make a lasting impression. This is a premier biography line for the entire family.
I Dared to Call Him Father
The Miraculous Story of a Muslim Woman's Encounter with God
Author: Bilquis Sheikh, with Richard H. Schneider
Narrator: Lorna Raver
Runtime: 7 Hrs. - Unabridged
I Dared to Call Him Father is the fascinating true story of Bilquis Sheikh, a prominent Muslim woman in Pakistan who faced these questions at the crossroads of her life and found the astonishing answers. Her unusual journey to a personal relationship with God turned her world upside down—and put her life in danger—as a series of strange dreams launched her on a quest that would forever consume her heart, mind, and soul.
Consumed by Hate, Redeemed by Love
How a Violent Klansman Became a Champion of Racial Reconciliation
Author: Thomas A. Tarrants
Narrator: Ben Holland
"Riveting, inspiring, at times hard to believe but utterly true...it gives some measure of hope in these rancorous times." -- John Grisham How a bomb-making white supremacist, once called "the most dangerous man in Mississippi," met Jesus in prison and emerged a committed advocate for Christian discipleship, peace, and racial justice. As a high school student in the 1960s, Tom Tarrants was seduced by extremist ideology and radicalized during the social upheaval of the era. Before long, he became involved in the reign of terror spread by Mississippi's dreaded White Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, described by the FBI as the most violent rightwing terrorist organization in America. Shot multiple times and arrested by police after an attempt to bomb the home of a Jewish leader in Meridian, MS, Tom was sentenced to thirty years in the Mississippi State Penitentiary. After recovering from near-fatal wounds, Tarrants and two other inmates escaped. An FBI SWAT team tracked them down, killing one of the convicts, and Tom spent the next three years alone in a 6'x9' cell. Tom began a search for truth that led him to the Bible and a reading of the gospels, resulting in his conversion to Christianity and liberation from racial hate and violence. After serving eight years of a thirty-five-year sentence, Tom attended college, moved to Washington, DC, and became co-pastor of a racially mixed church. He went on to earn a doctorate and became the president of the C.S. Lewis Institute, where he devoted himself to helping others become wholehearted followers of Jesus. A dramatic story of radical transformation, this book demonstrates that hope is not lost even in the most tumultuous of times, such as our own. "As a kid in Mississippi in the late 1960's, I remember the men of our church discussing the Klan's bombing campaign against the Jews. The men did not disapprove. Later, I would use this fascinating chapter of civil rights history as the backdrop for my novel The Chamber. Now, one of the bombers, Thomas Tarrants, tells the real story in this remarkable memoir. It is riveting, inspiring, at times hard to believe but utterly true, and it gives some measure of hope in these rancorous times." --John Grisham "Dramatic...Simply astonishing...Essential reading for these times. If you want to understand how the evil of extremist thought works--and how the gospel of God's grace can overcome it--read this book." --Mark Batterson, New York Times bestselling author of The Circle Maker, lead pastor of National Community Church "Amazing...Gives hope for what God can do." --Dr. John Perkins, president emeritus, John Perkins Foundation; co-founder emeritus, Christian Community Development Association "A riveting narrative." --Russell Moore, president, the Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission of the Southern Baptist Convention "This gripping and inspiring story is as timely as today's headlines....Put on your seatbelt and prepare to enter into one of the most extraordinary true stories you'll ever encounter!" --Lee Strobel, best-selling author of The Case for Christ and The Case for Grace "Reveals how easily a political ideology can grow into a radical, extreme, life-taking worldview, all the while masquerading for some supposed form of a 'Christian' faith....A powerful story!" --Eric C. Redmond, associate professor of Bible, Moody Bible Institute, Chicago
Mere Christians
Inspiring Stories of Encounters with C.S. Lewis
Author: Mary Anne Phemister & Andrew Lazo (Editors)
Narrator: John F. Schuurman & Jaynn Tobias-Johnson
To many who have discovered his books, C. S. Lewis is more than simply a writer; he has been a spiritual mentor. Here, over fifty Christians share how meeting the mind and imagination of Lewis in his books sparked the beginning or changed the course of their spiritual journey. These inspiring reflections have been shared by ordinary laypeople as well as many well-known leaders and writers


Content Security Policy can be an effective way to prevent XSS attacks. If you aren't familiar, here's a great intro.
To get started with Rails, first add the header to all requests in your ApplicationController. We want to start by blocking content in development so we notice it, but only report it in production so nothing breaks.
Create a model to track reports.
Add a controller to create the reports.
Once the reports stop, you'll want to enforce the policy in production.
You can have both an enforced policy and a report only policy, so use this to your advantage when changing policies. Make the new policy report only for a bit before enforcing it.


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21/06/2012: CROATIA – SEEMO CONSIDERS THAT DRAFT AMENDMENTS TO CROATIAN RADIO TELEVISION LAW WILL INSTITUTIONALISE POLITICAL CONTROL OVER THE PUBLIC BROADCASTER
Vienna, 21/06/2012
One year after promulgating the latest version of Croatia's public service broadcasting law, passed in December 2010, the Croatian Radio Television Law is about to be amended again. It is expected that the latest draft proposal, finalized in June 2012, will be discussed in the country's parliament by July 2012. Although the December 2010 law was formulated in such a way as to guarantee the political independence of the public broadcaster, it did not meet those expectations. Management problems, political meddling and nepotism prevailed. High profile scandals and suspensions of journalists were aired on TV.
The new proposed amendments, however, would give the parliament the upper hand in choosing and appointing the director general, as well as the programming council and monitoring committee members.
The Vienna-based South East Europe Media Organisation (SEEMO), an affiliate of the International Press Institute (IPI), believes that the latest amendments would allow for political interference in the public broadcaster's management. In SEEMO's view, this legal solution does not comply with international standards of public broadcasting.
On 19 January 2012, SEEMO reported on the problems facing Croatian Radio Television (HRT) and urged the newly installed government to create a legal and institutional environment for the proper functioning of the public broadcaster. In fact, on 16 January 2012, the newly installed Minister of Culture Andrea Zlatar met with journalists, editors, representatives of NGOs and different professional organisations in order to address the problems related to HRT. The meeting ended with a joint appeal calling, among other things, for an end to political meddling, censorship and nepotism, as well as for transparency, a clear strategy and respect for professional standards.
Several months passed after that meeting before the situation deteriorated: new scandals erupted; high-profile suspensions followed and some members of the HRT governing bodies have resigned.
The June 2012 draft amendments to the Croatian Radio Television Law stipulate that the parliament will be in charge of all the bodies governing and overseeing the Croatian television: the Programme Council, the Director General and the Monitoring Committee. HRT director general and members of the above mentioned bodies will be chosen and appointed by the Parliament. However, the 11-member Programme Council will also count with two members representing the HRT journalists. SEEMO is concerned that these proposed legal solutions would institutionalise political interference.
According to the Croatian Journalists' Association (HND), it has apparently been impossible to change the current management without changing the law. However, HND president Zdenko Duka pointed out that journalists should have a greater say in the choice of HRT editor-in-chief. It is foreseen that journalists will have a non-binding consultative role in the choice of HRT editor in chief.
"I do understand that HRT needs urgent changes. However, I am concerned that the proposed legal solutions will not create the necessary framework for establishing an independent public broadcaster. The government should analyse the best international practices and consult with international media experts and specialised organisations in order to avoid future mistakes," said SEEMO Secretary General Oliver Vujovic.


Available on the global market place, ASSA ABLOY's Aperio® Technology enables a wide range of access control providers to cost-effectively integrate non-wired doors with mechanical locks into access control systems. Doors will merely need to be equipped with battery-powered Aperio® locks with RFID readers and linked to the access control system via a communications hub.
As a result, Security and Facility Managers now have greater control, can easily respond to organisational changes and will only need to monitor a single security system, while users will only require a single RFID access control card.
We design and manufacture secure power management solutions and accessories, with Dantech technology powering security systems world-wide. These include PACS Power Centres for Axis A1001 and the access control product range, SecurePoE cyber-secure network power management and ECO-Power solutions for wireless installation anywhere.


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Our premium e-liquids are developed through a process of what we call "flavor building." In this creation process we layer flavors to create complex and unique blends. This process allows our liquids multifaceted flavor that tastes great in all devices. While smokers seemed perfectly happy with the same ashy flavor for years, the same can't be said about us vapers. The desire for flavors that can keep its user occupied for long periods became our purpose for existence. We hope to occupy your tank on a daily basis with our delicious blends.


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Clean50: Recognizing the cleantech ecosystem in Canada
Now in its third year, the Clean50 initiative recognizes outstanding contributors to sustainable development and clean capitalism in Canada. This year, the Delta Management Group has honoured 50 individuals and small teams for their dedication to clean technologies and sustainability, along with 15 top projects, expanded from last year's five. Among the honourees this year are several MaRS clients, a cleantech advisor and Tower Labs @ MaRS.
MaRS is all about creating an ecosystem of innovation, bringing entrepreneurs, industries, financial and legal services, and capital together with experienced advisors and other resources to help companies commercialize their technologies and develop successful businesses. So it may be of little surprise that one of my favourite aspects of the Clean50 is that they take a similar approach to their honourees, celebrating not only entrepreneurs and industry leaders, but also all of the different stakeholders in Canada's cleantech economy.
People are placed in 16 separate categories, from advocates to consultants, educators to financial services and primary resources to manufacturing and transportation. This broad look at the ecosystem is important because each part builds off of others to contribute to creating the $9 billion clean technology industry we have in Canada (as of 2010). Perhaps more importantly, we are going to need all of these contributors if we are going to grow the market to the predicted $3 trillion globally by 2020 (Analytica Advisors).
Sector-leading technologies
Starting with our clients, David Helliwell, the co-founder and CEO of Pulse Energy, was one of three individuals honoured in Clean50's clean technology category. Pulse Energy has developed a software platform that allows utilities to engage with their commercial customers to help them understand and manage their electricity consumption. Pulse Energy has gained recognition and traction across both North America and Europe for its software. Pulse Energy, in collaboration with SES Consulting, was also named one of Canada's Clean50 top 15 projects.
Also focused on energy data, Ron Dembo, the founder and CEO of Zerofootprint, was one of this year's honourees in the technology, telecom and media category. Zerofootprint's VELO platform encourages consumer engagement and conservation in a variety of areas, including electricity consumption, carbon footprinting, and fleet and fuel optimization. Zerofootprint has won several awards for its software, including the Popular Choice Award Grand Prize in the Apps for Energy contest hosted by the United States Department of Energy.
Switching sectors completely, we have SYLLETA's CEO, Nikhil Gunari, and CTO, Gilbert Walker, who were honoured in the research and development category. They have designed MACROBLOCK, an environmentally friendly and better performing antifouling technology. The company is targeting the aquaculture and shipping industries, where biofouling is a multi-billion dollar challenge. In an aquaculture context, Macroblock 1 is applied to the nets that enclose farmed fish, helping prevent seaweed and other materials from adhering to them, and thereby improving the water quality and the overall environment for the fish. After completing testing in the Bay of Fundy, SYLLETA was recently accepted into the Start-Up Chile program.
Experience, passion and dedication
Peter Love, a long-standing MaRS advisor, was honoured in the traditional energy generation category. Peter has a long history of engagement in Ontario's energy ecosystem and is a strong advocate for energy-efficient solutions that are fiscally and environmentally responsible. Peter teaches energy-efficiency policy at York University, is a founding board member for Rethink Sustainability and is president of the Energy Services Association of Canada.
Demonstration and proving technologies
Tower Labs @ MaRS is a non-profit organization that spun out of Tridel, the largest condo developer in Toronto, through president and founder Jamie James' leadership and dedication. Tower Labs accelerates the adoption of technologies and services that enhance green buildings and green building products.
Subhi Alsayed, Innovation Manager with Tridel and TowerLabs @ MaRS
The company has gathered support from the Toronto Atmospheric Fund, Ontario Power Authority, Building Owners and Managers Association of Canada and the City of Toronto to further support its mission. Thus far, Tower Labs has supported over a dozen companies and has demonstrated their technologies on Tridel buildings. Jamie, along with Greg Nevison, senior vice-president of construction at Tridel, were honoured in the building, design and development category.
The importance of an ecosystem
Considering even just the MaRS-associated honourees of the Clean50, we see a cross-section of the cleantech industry in Canada. The three innovative companies above have all developed potentially game-changing technologies and, with the right advisors and advocates, like Peter Love, we'll see more of these technologies implemented in Ontario and abroad. Before a company can secure customers they must demonstrate their technology, and groups like Tower Labs @ MaRS are crucial for achieving this.
A heartfelt congratulations to all of this year's Clean50 honourees! Thank you for your continued work in advancing clean technology in Canada.


Analysis and evaluation of req. & report design.
Integration with third party portal like MS Sharepoint or SAP NW Enterprise Portal.
Handle the technical programming aspects of development when implementing new functionalities either from projects or from changes to applications on service mode.
Should have more than 2 end to end Business Intelligence Implementation experience, with min. 2 implementation at US / Europe/ Middle East .
Should be aware of implementing, installing, configuring and deploying SAP BW solution on MS platform or within SAP NW solution stack.
Excellent working knowledge of LDM & PDM i.e. data modeling concepts.
Excellent SQL, Scripting language & Query tuning skills.
Good knowledge of English and fluency in one of following languages: Dutch / French / German.
Our client is an international IT Consulting company with a strong presence on all continents.
Their European SAP practice will start a large SAP BI project for an utilities company in Western Europe.


There's a gap in the edge of our roof over the deck, you can see daylight in the roof space. Above the deck at the edge there are gaps in the boards which are letting birds in. The roof is 10 years old and otherwise looks to be in excellent condition.
Inspect and quote for repairs as result of pre-purchase inspection. Required urgently.
I need someone to fix two leaks in my roof .
I have a 1900 s 2 bedroom villa with original iron roof. Still has the old brick chimney and coal range vent. However we would like to remove chimney and range before new roof. Floor area of the house is aprox 90m2 max. Would like to replace with corrugated iron. Also needs full gutterings, spouting, downpipes... originals are completely shot.
I need a new roof as cheap as possible would be best as the roof may out live the house . 130m2 house .
Roof flashing needs replacing and several nails broken or missing.
Gutter overflowing. Gutter or downpipe blocked.
Re roof to a double carport which is attached to the house. Re roof a section of the house roof.
I want a quote for my house to be re roofed . Start to finish price with the old roof removed and taken away.


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// Copyright 2020 The Chromium Authors. All rights reserved.
// Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
// found in the LICENSE file.

package org.chromium.components.browser_ui.site_settings;

import android.content.Context;
import android.graphics.drawable.Drawable;
import android.util.AttributeSet;
import android.view.View;
import android.widget.RadioGroup;

import androidx.annotation.VisibleForTesting;
import androidx.preference.Preference;
import androidx.preference.PreferenceViewHolder;

import org.chromium.base.ApiCompatibilityUtils;
import org.chromium.components.browser_ui.settings.ManagedPreferencesUtils;
import org.chromium.components.browser_ui.widget.RadioButtonWithDescription;
import org.chromium.components.browser_ui.widget.text.TextViewWithCompoundDrawables;
import org.chromium.components.content_settings.CookieControlsMode;

/**
 * A 4-state radio group Preference used for the Cookies subpage of SiteSettings.
 */
public class FourStateCookieSettingsPreference
        extends Preference implements RadioGroup.OnCheckedChangeListener {
    public enum CookieSettingsState {
        UNINITIALIZED,
        ALLOW,
        BLOCK_THIRD_PARTY_INCOGNITO,
        BLOCK_THIRD_PARTY,
        BLOCK
    }

    /**
     * Signals used to determine the view and button states.
     */
    public static class Params {
        // Whether the cookies content setting is enabled.
        public boolean allowCookies;
        // An enum indicating when to block third-party cookies.
        public @CookieControlsMode int cookieControlsMode;

        // Whether the cookies content setting is enforced.
        public boolean cookiesContentSettingEnforced;
        //  Whether third-party blocking is enforced.
        public boolean cookieControlsModeEnforced;
    }

    // Keeps the params that are applied to the UI if the params are set before the UI is ready.
    private Params mInitializationParams;

    // UI Elements.
    private RadioButtonWithDescription mAllowButton;
    private RadioButtonWithDescription mBlockThirdPartyIncognitoButton;
    private RadioButtonWithDescription mBlockThirdPartyButton;
    private RadioButtonWithDescription mBlockButton;
    private RadioGroup mRadioGroup;
    private TextViewWithCompoundDrawables mManagedView;

    public FourStateCookieSettingsPreference(Context context, AttributeSet attrs) {
        super(context, attrs);

        // Sets the layout resource that will be inflated for the view.
        setLayoutResource(R.layout.four_state_cookie_settings_preference);

        // Make unselectable, otherwise FourStateCookieSettingsPreference is treated as one
        // selectable Preference, instead of four selectable radio buttons.
        setSelectable(false);
    }

    /**
     * Sets the cookie settings state and updates the radio buttons.
     */
    public void setState(Params state) {
        if (mRadioGroup != null) {
            configureRadioButtons(state);
        } else {
            mInitializationParams = state;
        }
    }

    /**
     * @return The state that is currently selected.
     */
    public CookieSettingsState getState() {
        if (mRadioGroup == null && mInitializationParams == null) {
            return CookieSettingsState.UNINITIALIZED;
        }

        // Calculate the state from mInitializationParams if the UI is not initialized yet.
        if (mInitializationParams != null) {
            return getActiveState(mInitializationParams);
        }

        if (mAllowButton.isChecked()) {
            return CookieSettingsState.ALLOW;
        } else if (mBlockThirdPartyIncognitoButton.isChecked()) {
            return CookieSettingsState.BLOCK_THIRD_PARTY_INCOGNITO;
        } else if (mBlockThirdPartyButton.isChecked()) {
            return CookieSettingsState.BLOCK_THIRD_PARTY;
        } else {
            assert mBlockButton.isChecked();
            return CookieSettingsState.BLOCK;
        }
    }

    @Override
    public void onCheckedChanged(RadioGroup group, int checkedId) {
        callChangeListener(getState());
    }

    @Override
    public void onBindViewHolder(PreferenceViewHolder holder) {
        super.onBindViewHolder(holder);

        mAllowButton = (RadioButtonWithDescription) holder.findViewById(R.id.allow);
        mBlockThirdPartyIncognitoButton =
                (RadioButtonWithDescription) holder.findViewById(R.id.block_third_party_incognito);
        mBlockThirdPartyButton =
                (RadioButtonWithDescription) holder.findViewById(R.id.block_third_party);
        mBlockButton = (RadioButtonWithDescription) holder.findViewById(R.id.block);
        mRadioGroup = (RadioGroup) holder.findViewById(R.id.radio_button_layout);
        mRadioGroup.setOnCheckedChangeListener(this);

        mManagedView = (TextViewWithCompoundDrawables) holder.findViewById(R.id.managed_view);
        Drawable[] drawables = mManagedView.getCompoundDrawablesRelative();
        Drawable managedIcon = ApiCompatibilityUtils.getDrawable(getContext().getResources(),
                ManagedPreferencesUtils.getManagedByEnterpriseIconId());
        mManagedView.setCompoundDrawablesRelativeWithIntrinsicBounds(
                managedIcon, drawables[1], drawables[2], drawables[3]);

        if (mInitializationParams != null) {
            configureRadioButtons(mInitializationParams);
        }
    }

    private CookieSettingsState getActiveState(Params params) {
        // These conditions only check the preference combinations that deterministically decide
        // your cookie settings state. In the future we would refactor the backend preferences to
        // reflect the only possible states you can be in
        // (Allow/BlockThirdPartyIncognito/BlockThirdParty/Block), instead of using this
        // combination of multiple signals.
        if (!params.allowCookies) {
            return CookieSettingsState.BLOCK;
        } else if (params.cookieControlsMode == CookieControlsMode.BLOCK_THIRD_PARTY) {
            return CookieSettingsState.BLOCK_THIRD_PARTY;
        } else if (params.cookieControlsMode == CookieControlsMode.INCOGNITO_ONLY) {
            return CookieSettingsState.BLOCK_THIRD_PARTY_INCOGNITO;
        } else {
            return CookieSettingsState.ALLOW;
        }
    }

    private void configureRadioButtons(Params params) {
        assert (mRadioGroup != null);
        mAllowButton.setEnabled(true);
        mBlockThirdPartyIncognitoButton.setEnabled(true);
        mBlockThirdPartyButton.setEnabled(true);
        mBlockButton.setEnabled(true);
        for (RadioButtonWithDescription button : getEnforcedButtons(params)) {
            button.setEnabled(false);
        }
        mManagedView.setVisibility(
                (params.cookiesContentSettingEnforced || params.cookieControlsModeEnforced)
                        ? View.VISIBLE
                        : View.GONE);

        RadioButtonWithDescription button = getButton(getActiveState(params));
        // Always want to enable the selected option.
        button.setEnabled(true);
        button.setChecked(true);

        mInitializationParams = null;
    }

    /**
     * A helper function to return a button array from a variable number of arguments.
     */
    private RadioButtonWithDescription[] buttons(RadioButtonWithDescription... args) {
        return args;
    }

    private RadioButtonWithDescription getButton(CookieSettingsState state) {
        switch (state) {
            case ALLOW:
                return mAllowButton;
            case BLOCK_THIRD_PARTY_INCOGNITO:
                return mBlockThirdPartyIncognitoButton;
            case BLOCK_THIRD_PARTY:
                return mBlockThirdPartyButton;
            case BLOCK:
                return mBlockButton;
            case UNINITIALIZED:
                assert false;
                return null;
        }
        assert false;
        return null;
    }

    /**
     * @return An array of radio buttons that have to be disabled as they can't be selected due to
     *         policy restrictions.
     */
    private RadioButtonWithDescription[] getEnforcedButtons(Params params) {
        if (!params.cookiesContentSettingEnforced && !params.cookieControlsModeEnforced) {
            // Nothing is enforced.
            return buttons();
        }
        if (params.cookiesContentSettingEnforced && params.cookieControlsModeEnforced) {
            return buttons(mAllowButton, mBlockThirdPartyIncognitoButton, mBlockThirdPartyButton,
                    mBlockButton);
        }
        if (params.cookiesContentSettingEnforced) {
            if (params.allowCookies) {
                return buttons(mBlockButton);
            } else {
                return buttons(mAllowButton, mBlockThirdPartyIncognitoButton,
                        mBlockThirdPartyButton, mBlockButton);
            }
        }
        // cookieControlsModeEnforced must be true.
        if (params.cookieControlsMode == CookieControlsMode.BLOCK_THIRD_PARTY) {
            return buttons(mAllowButton, mBlockThirdPartyIncognitoButton);
        } else {
            return buttons(mBlockThirdPartyIncognitoButton, mBlockThirdPartyButton);
        }
    }

    @VisibleForTesting
    public boolean isButtonEnabledForTesting(CookieSettingsState state) {
        assert getButton(state) != null;
        return getButton(state).isEnabled();
    }
}

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PrestaShop module for exporting the products in your store automatically on the price comparison site Google Merchant Center: Google Shopping.
You can select categories that should not be exported, a practice in the case of reserved categories B2B.
You can set up an automatic daily update of your feed using xml module Crontab.
You can associate a currency for every language and so have the prices adjust to exchange rate set in your shop. You can update with our online auto update exchange rates.
You can choose the language to associate with Google Shopping to broadcast your catalog in the right language with the correct currency for the good country.
Discover the essential companion of your Google product catalog by implementing through Adwords automated remarketing campaigns with our Google Remarketing dynamics module.
It is impportant allow access to export files to Google to do this please check if you have a robots.txt file to the root of your site and control open access to the modules directory of your installation. If this is not the case please address them if google can not update your catalog data.
Choosing export country in association with Google Shopping languages and currencies of the shop.
Allow saving xml file on computer without using FTP.
Correction of identifying product by country rather than language.
Integration of three additional countries, Italy, Germany and the Netherlands.
Code optimization for large catalogs to avoid the limits of servers.
Fixed shipping cost that no longer work if you do not select the weight of products.
Bug correction on shipping cost calculation.
Fixed code to remove some alerts.
Adding items to secure the download of the export file.
Correction of the export of products that have Home as the default category.
Correction of the generation of URLs of products with declination for version 1.6.1 and higher.
Correction of the worries of the Google category for disabled categories record.
Improvement of the source code.
Force meta title for products with declination if we decide to use instead the meta.
Correction code for PrestaShop 1.3 version.
Code correction for biggest catalog with thousands of categories.
Better exportation for mpn google code.
Add all countries available on Google Shopping.
Fixed a bug on the recovery of categories for Google.
Fixed a bug for the GTIN data call.
Fixed a bug when Google categories backup.


New Year Wishes Twitter, messages, greetings, quotes and texts that you can send to wish your dearest one to have a joys happy new year. As we step into 2019 with renewed enthusiasm for the future to come, it is also a time to reflect on the year gone by and the beautiful moments shared with your family and friends. Express your gratitude for your loved ones and let them know how they've been an essential part of your life.
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Page, William (ed.): The Victoria History of the (County of) Hampshire and the Isle of Wight. Volume Five. Folkestone & London: Dawsons of Pall Mall for the University of London Institute of Historical Resea 1973. Reprint. 4to. Fully illustrated. Hardback: red cloth, gilt. No dust-jacket. Two corners slightly bumped, a touch of shelf-wear, a little dusting to edges, very good. Reprinted from the 1912 first edition published by Archibald Constable and Company. Ref: 54071
Page, William (ed.): The Victoria History of the (County of) Hampshire and the Isle of Wight. Volume Four. Folkestone & London: Dawsons of Pall Mall for the University of London Institute of Historical Resea 1973. Reprint. 4to. Fully illustrated. Hardback: red cloth, gilt. No dust-jacket. A touch of shelf-wear, a little dusting to edges, otherwise fine. Reprinted from the 1911 first edition published by Archibald Constable and Company. Ref: 54070
Page, William (ed.): The Victoria History of the (County of) Hampshire and the Isle of Wight. Volume Three. Folkestone & London: Dawsons of Pall Mall for the University of London Institute of Historical Resea 1973. Reprint. 4to. Fully illustrated. Hardback: red cloth, gilt. No dust-jacket. A little dusting to edges, otherwise fine. Reprinted from the 1908 first edition published by Archibald Constable and Company. Ref: 54069
Page, William (ed.): The Victoria History of the County of Bedford. Index. Folkestone & London: Dawsons of Pall Mall for the University of London Institute of Historical Resea 1972. Reprint. 4to. Hardback: red cloth, gilt. No dust-jacket. Fine. Reprinted from the 1914 first edition published by Archibald Constable and Company. Ref: 54031
Page, William (ed.): The Victoria History of the County of Bedford. Volume III. Folkestone & London: Dawsons of Pall Mall for the University of London Institute of Historical Resea 1972. Reprint. 4to. Fully illustrated. Hardback: red cloth, gilt. No dust-jacket. A little shelf-dusting to edges, otherwise fine. Reprinted from the 1912 first edition published by Archibald Constable and Company. Ref: 54030
Page, William (ed.): The Victoria History of the County of Bedford. Volume Two. Folkestone & London: Dawsons of Pall Mall for the University of London Institute of Historical Resea 1972. Reprint. 4to. Fully illustrated. Hardback: red cloth, gilt. No dust-jacket. A touch of dust to edges, otherwise fine. Reprinted from the 1908 first edition published by Archibald Constable and Company. Ref: 54029
Page, William (general ed.); Willis-Bund, J. W. (local ed.): The Victoria History of the County of Worcester. Volume Four. Folkestone & London: Dawsons of Pall Mall for the University of London Institute of Historical Resea 1971. Reprint. 4to. Fully illustrated. Hardback: red cloth, gilt. No dust-jacket. Boards a little rubbed, corners a little more, edges a little dust-marked. Very good. Reprinted from the 1924 first edition published by the St. Catherine Press. Ref: 54032
Page, William; Proby, Granville & Ladds, S. Inskip (eds.): The Victoria History of the County of Huntingdon. Volume II. Folkestone, Kent: Dawsons of Pall Mall for the University of London Institute of Historical Research 1974. Reprint. 4to. Fully illustrated. Hardback: red cloth, gilt. No dust-jacket. A little shelf-wear, one corner bumped, otherwise very good. Reprinted from the 1932 first edition published by the St. Catherine Press. Ref: 54034
Page, William; Proby, Granville & Ladds, S. Inskip (eds.): The Victoria History of the County of Huntingdon. Volume III. Folkestone, Kent: Dawsons of Pall Mall for the University of London Institute of Historical Research 1974. Reprint. 4to. Fully illustrated. Hardback: red cloth, gilt. No dust-jacket. A little dust-marking to all edges and a coupleof small splash-marks to bottom, otherwise very good. Reprinted from the 1936 first edition published by the St. Catherine Press. First publication was posthumous for the editor William Page, a "second Hercules" who had "polished off about 75 volumes of the Victoria County History with great efficiency" (but disproportionately little reward) before expiring in "about 1935" (Wikitree)! Ref: 54035
Palmer, Barbara D.: The Early Art of the West Riding of Yorkshire. A Subject List of Extant and Lost Art Including Items Relevant to Early Drama. Kalamazoo: Medieval Institute Publications, Western Michigan University, 1990. 8vo., pp. xxii, 363, [i] + 22 double-sided plates. Red cloth, black title to spine, near fine. No dust-jacket, as issued. Early Drama, Art and Music Reference Series, 6. Ref: 51392
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je páté studiové album německé powermetalové hudební skupiny Edguy. Vydáno bylo 24. září 2001 vydavatelstvím AFM Records, přičemž se jedná o poslední studiovou desku vydanou pod touto společností. Edguy na tomto albu pomalu započali odklon od svého dosavadního stylu, power metalu a speed metalu, k hard rocku a heavy metalu. Na této desce se zároveň ze zpěváka Tobiase Sammeta stal podle jeho vlastních slov "skutečný skladatel".

Seznam skladeb

Obsazení
 Tobias Sammet – zpěv, klávesy
 Jens Ludwig – hlavní kytara
 Dirk Sauer – rytmická kytara
 Tobias Exxel – baskytara
 Felix Bohnke – bicí

Hosté
 Ralf Zdiarstek, Markus Schmitt, Daniel Schmitt, Rob Rock – doprovodný zpěv
 Frank Tischer – piano

Technická podpora
 Norman Meieritz – technik
 Mikko Karmila – mixing
 Mika Jussila – mastering

Odkazy

Poznámky

Reference

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 Oficiální stránky skupiny

Alba Edguy
Alba z roku 2001
Alba AFM Records
Alba v angličtině


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This small town by the sea is a charming idyllic place, offering decorative woodwork and atmosphere and tempts the visitor with colorful sunsets by the ocean. Öregrund in Roslagen is one of the country's most well preserved wooden cities and the only city on the Swedish east coast where the sun sets over the ocean.
Öregrund was build as early as 1491 and became a central seafaring competitor to Stockholm. The iron from the world's leading Vallonian black smiths in the area was called "Oregrund iron" after Öregrund, which had the exclusive rights to ship the iron across the world.
Stroll along the small streets and alleys, botanize in the quaint shops and enjoy the local delicacies, pastries and food at the restaurants and cafés. In summertime the boat life awaits, open-air restaurants, clubs and the Roslag race with the Boatweek and many famous artists. Öregrund Monday offers music by the lighthouse ship and the local Swim days transforms all of Öregrund back to the 19th century when the city offered the east coast's most popular medicinal and seaside resorts.
Far into fall the cliffs invite for picnics in the sunset. Fall, winter and spring a tranquil calm awaits, excellent well-made food, strolls and bike rides interchanged with kayaking, fishing, ice skating and skiing.
Manor from the 18th century with a culturally rich interior. Craft museum in the attic, maritime museum in the barn.


It's hard to tell the story of baseball without baseball cards. Before games were on TV -- heck, before the TV was even invented -- baseball cards were how fans interacted with their favorite players.
Launched from a fundraising effort from both donors and museum members, the exhibit will feature roughly 2,000 cards selected from the museum's massive collection of roughly 200,000 cards.
Rather than these cards being hung at a distance like untouchable art, fans will be able to flip through the cards -- placed in protective cases, natch -- in chronologically arranged drawers through the space. That makes this exhibit a playground for baseball card fans, with the story of baseball history at their literal fingertips.
Of course, the most famous and rare cards are given a bit more protection. Ten cards will be part of the "Holy Grail," section and will be kept behind self-darkening glass to protect them from the light. Among the 10 to be featured will be a T206 Honus Wagner -- the card among cards -- along with choice cuts like the 1934 Goudey Nap Lajoie, which collectors had to request through the mail, and the 1952 Topps Mickey Mantle.
Why is this one so famous? It is Mantle's first Topps card (though technically the 1951 Bowman was his rookie card), and Topps famously ditched their extra stock in the Atlantic Ocean because baseball cards weren't important cultural documents like they are today.
The exhibit doesn't only feature the greatest cards ever, though. After all, baseball cards are personal objects that fans form a unique bond with, and who among us hasn't fallen in love with a common (the term used for a non-star player)? Because he's the curator of the exhibit, Odell managed to include one of his personal favorites: A 1968 Cookie Rojas that featured the now-iconic "burlap border."
A fan's personal interaction with a card is just as significant as its value on the market, and that's a story the Hall is trying to tell, too. These aren't just visual artifacts from the history of the game, they are deeply personal connections to the sport. That's reflected in the array of interactive elements featured in the exhibit, including a bicycle wheel with cards stuck in the spokes.
"You'll actually be able to grab ahold of the pedal and spin the bicycle wheel to make the motorcycle sound," Odell said. That's practically a time machine back to childhood in action.
Of course, no baseball card dreamland could be complete without fans getting a chance to create their own baseball cards on one of six iconic baseball card designs: the T205, or Topps designs from 1953, '65, '75, '87 and the recent 2017 set.
With such an extensive collection and high expectations, Odell had a difficult task in front of him.


Focusing on how to make a successful resume is a big step in finding a good job opportunity. With less time and more and more candidates to analyze, companies brought the way to attract resum�s. If you know how to do your will certainly stand out among others.
See this article how to make a resume that will get positive highlight and have hit in the conquest of space.
Objective: To explain firmly your career goal may be an extremely clear shot on the conquest of space. However, writing firmly does not necessarily mean being very specific. If you need a position of seller, for example, check before placing the actual required position, the developments as well as other names that this position might have on the market. You will be easier if put on your resume something such as: job opportunity in sales in direct contact with the customer.
Be careful and to put in the curriculum, goals which have nothing to do with their previous experience or training. The recruiter may find very strange and discard it. Be sensible! Remember that after the curriculum, you will probably have to be successful from the interview.
Summary: The summary item that may be allocated in the curriculum as soon as the goal, serves to focus on key points about you. You can highlight some skills or areas of your profile. You can also highlight items using their previous experiences. Highlight what, to his profession, it'll bring more and more prominence you.
Should you, for example, seeks opportunity in Foreign Trade and speaks an overseas language, highlight this competence within the abstract. If you want to are employed in Human Resources, highlighted details of your profile that relate their aptitude when controlling people.
Foreign Language: to practically all spaces, learn a language you are studying is a plus, ara some vague and companies, this is paramount. If you do not have knowledge of any language besides Portuguese (and even in Portuguese is "scratching"), are aware that it is never too late to chase the game.
In the "language" to describe the text in which it has knowledge along with their level of proficiency, additionally choose from: basic, intermediate, advanced and fluent (limited to those who completely dominate the tongue as if to speak from children). Based on the job to which you might be applying, not worth putting the languages in places you have basic knowledge.
Don't forget: never lie in the curriculum! If you do not walk so good in English do not go put "advanced". For those who have questions regarding their degree of proficiency, perform a test of some serious institution.
Professional experience: to spell it out their experiences inside the curriculum, not concentrate on activities that sent you to do, but in that which you were doing good. Think: "I excelled within me?" Or "what activity / project Used to do in which distinguished myself?". This should actually be your first line of experience with that company. Go describing the reason why you made a difference or where he worked on projects of which participated.
Other relevant experience: the experiences you possessed before have so much to the recruiter. Even if you're in search for their which you may, it put contemplation on some academic project, completion of course work, research papers or experiences in volunteer work. Are not worth "fill sausage".
These are the details to consider in creating a successful resume. Never forget to review the Portuguese carefully and deliver your resume to anyone you trust to provide an opinion. This can make any difference!


Osteoporosis is the loss of bony tissue, resulting in bones that become brittle and liable to fracture. It affects primarily older women and men. Infection, injury and synovitis (inflammation of the membrane surrounding a joint), and loss of estrogen, can cause osteoporosis.
You may have been given prescriptions for one or more of the following medicines. This may help you understand how to use them.
Miacalcin is a nasal spray. It is thought to stop or slow down bone loss. It is also thought to help decrease the back pain associated with bone loss. You should use it by placing one drop in one nostril each morning. Start with the right nostril and alternate nostrils each day. Use the medicine from Monday to Friday and no not use it on the weekend.
Fosamax is a pill. It also helps reduce and may reverse osteoporosis.
It is very important that you take this medicine when you first get up each morning. Take it with a glass of water. Do not take any other medicine, food or beverages for one half hour after taking Fosamax. Do not lie down after taking this medicine, you must sit or stand. Fosamax is available in a once a week form. Other medicines, like Actonel and Evista are similar to Fosamax in action.
Calcium is also important in your diet. There are several different non-prescription calcium preparations available at your drug store or supermarket (Oscal, Caltrate, and Citracal). You should choose one that you tolerate. It should add about 1000 to 1500mg of calcium to your diet.
Any medicine may cause side effects and any patient may have a reaction to any medicine. If you think you are having a problem with a medicine, stop it immediately and call your doctor. If you have any questions about any of the prescriptions given to you by this office, please ask.