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'Constantly terrified': women on facing their abusers in family courts
Three women describe how they are being forced to confront violent and abusive partners despite their histories
Silhouette of a woman whose partner subjected her to violent abuse but who has to face him in family court. Photograph: Christopher Thomond/the Guardian
Sandra Laville
Thu 22 Dec 2016 07.47 EST Last modified on Tue 28 Nov 2017 03.54 EST
'I got out of a violent relationship but the court threw me back into harm's way'
Sarah was cross-examined in a family court for more than two hours by a man who was the subject of a restraining order because of his violence towards her.
Michael had attacked her while she was pregnant with his child. He also had 18 convictions for violence, including two attacks on a previous girlfriend, one while their child was present, and had served at least two prison sentences.
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Sarah had moved to a secret address to escape his stalking and was a high-risk victim of domestic violence, according to police officers, probation staff and other specialists.
Their relationship had always involved violence and threats. In 2010, when she was pregnant with their child, Michael attacked Sarah in a carpark. He was convicted of actual bodily harm and jailed for 17 weeks.
He was jailed again for 30 weeks when he punched another man linked to Sarah.
By 2013, Sarah had found the courage to leave. But the abuse did not stop. Michael stalked and harassed her for weeks, following her every movement and forcing Sarah to call the police 40 times. He was jailed again for breaching a non-molestation order. When he was released the criminal court imposed a restraining order against him, which prevented him from contacting Sarah or going near her.
But Michael initiated proceedings in the family court for contact with his child and in November 2014, during a fact-finding hearing, he was allowed to stand a few feet from her and question her.
She said: "When he was questioning me, it was like I was back in the house with him. I don't think for one second the judge had any idea what I was going through. I don't know how I had the strength to sit there with him asking me all these ridiculous questions and the judge didn't intervene. But I did it for my children.
"The court's attitude was that just because he has been violent in the relationship doesn't mean he cannot have a relationship with the child."
The court found the majority of facts presented about his abusive behaviour to be true. But after more than 25 hearings, Michael was granted supervised contact with his child, which would eventually move to unsupervised meetings in a church hall. "He has attacked me in public and many others," Sarah said. "Yet they were suggesting a few ladies in a church hall would be enough protection for me and my child."
When the child refused to see Michael, saying: "He hurts my mummy, I want to go home", the court pursued contact for him.
An official from Cafcass, the children and family court advisory service, tried to persuade the child in several interviews, but eventually the official told the court that further persuasion was inappropriate and essentially abusive. The court upheld his recommendation with a final order of no contact for Michael.
Sarah said: "When I first went to court I was blind really. He had all of these convictions, he has been arrested, he has been to prison. I thought he has got no chance. How wrong I was.
"I got out of a really violent relationship but the court threw me back into harm's way."'I am terrified the court is going to put me and my family in more danger'
Andrea has been going through the family courts for three years after her ex-partner applied for contact with his child. He has a criminal history of stalking and harassing her. Police say he poses a high risk to her and her family.
Andrea ended the relationship while she was pregnant because of his obsessive behaviour and harassment. He then began stalking.
"When my baby was two-months-old, he came to my new home late at night, he told me he had moved to be near me," she said. "I agreed to meet him with my baby, but when I did he was only interested in resuming our relationship, which I did not want. He frightened me and tried to manipulate me so I stopped responding to him."
Andrea reported his behaviour to police and he was given a caution. In May 2012, he was arrested and pleaded guilty to harassment, getting 12 months' probation. Andrea was granted an indefinite restraining order.
When the child was 18-months-old the father applied to the family court for contact. "The family court ignored the restraining order the criminal court had put in place and continued with his application," said Andrea. "They forced me to attend court without putting any safeguarding in place."
Within two days, her ex-partner had set up a fake social media profile and used it to harass Andrea. He was convicted of breaching the restraining order and fined £100. But in the family court he pursued contact with his child.
Separate Cafcass reports strongly recommended no contact between the man and the child because of the high risk he posed to Andrea.
But in 2015, lay magistrates said he should have indirect contact with his child. They were satisfied the man was engaging with mental health services as required.
Andrea was promised she would be able to give evidence via video link but was later told she had to attend.
"I just couldn't do it, it was just feeding his obsession. I was terrified," she said. As a result, her written evidence was disregarded. The case is now with a more senior judge.
In late 2016, a senior Cafcass official urged the court to make a final order of no contact, saying any contact may feed the man's obsession and place mother and child at risk. He wrote: "It is time the matter was ended … the facts do not argue for contact."
Another Cafcass official agreed, saying a well-documented history of harassment and stalking meant there should be a final order of no contact.
But the judge is continuing the man's application for contact.
"It feels like they are targeting me and my family," said Andrea. "I am constantly terrified the court is going to put me and my family in even more danger."
'It shocks me that a judge can see all these violent threats … and consider allowing him contact with his child'
Clare is a victim of extreme domestic violence, who is considered at risk of severe harm or murder at the hands of her ex-partner.
In 2014, while she was tending her baby, he attacked her at home. He was later refused contact with the child but is now challenging that through the family courts.
For the last year Clare, who received legal aid as a victim of domestic violence, has submitted documents, text messages and witness reports to provide evidence of his violence, repeated threats to kill her and her children and his controlling behaviour.
In a two-day fact-finding hearing, the judge upheld almost all of the facts alleged by Clare against her ex-partner, including threats to set fire to her and the children and a threat to rape her. The judge said the threats to kill Clare and her children were "hideous".
He acknowledged the behaviour was that of an overly jealous man who wanted to control her, saying one incident was the most "upsetting and distressingly abusive" thing he had ever heard.
However, the judge is ordering the agencies involved to find a way of allowing the father contact with his young child. Clare said: "For me as a mother it shocks me that a judge can see all these violent threats, and see from his criminal record that this is a man who does what he threatens to do, and can be considering allowing him contact with his child. That leaves me speechless."
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It seems remarkable that we have reached the 10th anniversary of the fateful attacks on that clear, sunny September morning. Numb as we become to suffering through endless re-runs of scenes of mass violence, the images of 9/11 still seem to have the same surreal yet unnerving effect. Looking back, not only can we reflect on the significance of the violence. Meaningful political and philosophical judgments can be made about the opportunities lost. While the attacks themselves were certainly abhorrent and criminal, our response over the past decade represents nothing short of a profound failure of the political imagination.
From the initial suicidal attacks to the subsequent despair faced by those who decided to take their own lives, we too experienced the precariousness of globalisation through the raw reality of catastrophe. It quickly became common sense to assert in the immediacy of this post-9/11 moment that our "world changed forever". Truly, if that was the case, then shouldn't we have spent more time considering the stakes of the event?
Whilst the many human faces to the tragedy provided a passing glimpse into a genuine ethical responsiveness mobilized by grief, all too quickly the time of mourning was declared to be at an end as matters turned to the usual militarism. From the invasion of Afghanistan, the illegal bombardment of Iraq, onto the establishment of torture camps from Camp Delta to Abu Ghraib, the rule of force disguised as law reigned supreme. Perhaps none of this really surprised us. Despite our continued lip-service to global security, peace, and justice, the history of the West continues to be marked by violence against those who refuse to capitulate to it.
Giorgio Agamben wrote in the immediate aftermath of the 9/11 attacks that security was fast becoming the main criterion of political legitimacy. Elections would be won and lost on claims to better secure domestic populations from all rogue elements. More than simply defending the borders, security invariably meant taking the fight to those enemies who apparently hated our existence. Of course, when the state over-securitizes in this way, it too is capable of becoming a terrorist entity. While many mobilised against the subsequent flagrant abuses of political power after 9/11, still the dramatic securitisation of life goes unabated. Tony Blair's reasoning is central here: "no liberty without security". Security allows us to live freely. Let's try however to explain to the innocent victims of torture that their suffering makes for a more liberated world.
Another failure of the political imagination has been the revival of fascistic discourses. Adrift from its historical moorings, the left has accused the right of suffocating politics by taking political advantage of so-called exceptional conditions; while the right has accused the left of being blind to the ideological dangers of Islamo-fascism. Neither of these has been particularly helpful. The left happily condemns the unmediated abuse of power, while it openly supports or remains largely silent to NATO led violence. All the while the right has sought to draw connections between Islam and one of the most shameful episodes in modern history to justify its own recourse to violence. Without any attempt to understand more critically why people happily support the wilful oppression and slaughter of "Others" – especially within the shallow and deceitful remit of international "norms" – our continued justification to control through violence is never brought into critical question.
George Orwell wrote in 1984 that "War is Peace". Leaders of contemporary liberal societies seem to have taken this fateful paradox to heart with oxymoronic novelties like "Humanitarian war". Beginning with the NATO bombing of the former Yugoslavia, war has been increasingly tied to the ideological formation of a global political community. Humanity as a whole is said to be a hollow aspiration without the will to fight. As the Leslie Nielson character from Police Squad would say, 'I'm interested in justice, and that means bullets'. Whilst George Bush happily followed this Clinton-Blairite humanitarian mantra to support his own violent expeditions, it continues to resonate in the policies of the only wartime president to win a Nobel Peace prize – Barack Obama. Obama's foreign policy has consistently shown that war-like strategies are overwhelmingly favoured when confronted with problems that expose the universal frailties of the liberal political imagination. The execution of Osama Bin Laden without any recourse whatsoever even to established practices of legality and sovereignty is just one case in point.
Osama's death removed the need for some uncomfortable political decisions. No longer do we have to decide whether to try him in a military or criminal court; whether to put him on trial for crimes against humanity in The Hague or for crimes against citizens of the United States; whether the content of the trial itself would be open to public broadcast; whether we would allow him to use it as a forum to discuss our once sympathetic past; whether the event would simply be a formal procession in order to condemn a man already deemed to be guilty as charged; whether it would descend into a media circus as the crime of the century went digital; whether this would lead to greater cultural polarisation and vilification of Islamic culture; whether this would lead to further radicalisation, especially if a publicly sanctioned execution took place seemingly with our approval; or whether in the process of eventually putting him to death we would have been endangered further.
Neither do we have to come to terms with the prospect of another Nuremburg in which the horrifying likes of Hermann Goering proved to be far too intellectually sophisticated for the legal process.
Osama's death was no doubt timely. Not for the evident improvement in Obama's domestic popularity, which is important as the USA braces itself for yet another seemingly endless and increasingly pointless round of Presidential campaigning. Rather, it marked a brutal interjection into the remarkable non-violence of the so-called "Arab Spring". Once again, we learn that one of the West's most enduring exports is violence. The bombing of Libya is a mere extension of this. While the global south continue to show us that left to their own devices they will resist that which they find intolerable, our response is to remind the globally impoverished that they cannot be allowed to be left to their own devices whatever the cost. Our way of life depends upon it.
Modern politics continues to be infected by a utilitarian mindset which bets the future against the present: "Our present actions are justified because they will make the world a better place". Such decisions always favour existing power since their hypothesis can never be disproved. The implications however become far more pernicious when lives are on the line. Not only have these reasoned deliberations underwritten the collateral slaughter of millions. The calculus provides us with no answer to the question: when is too much killing enough? How many littered corpses does it take before a well intentioned action loses all moral credibility? There is of course no answer to be given. Any form of power which believes unreservedly in the righteousness of its mission recognises no specific approximation.
Now more than ever, we require new ethical ways of thinking about living together in a radically inter-connected world. Faced with this challenge, we invited contributions from some of the world's foremost thinkers to reflect critically on "Ten Years of Terror". Our aim with this symposium is not to establish the "definitive truth" about the initial or subsequent events. Neither have we been content to accept the conventional narratives which tend to receive widespread media attention. Our focus instead has been to re-open the field of discussion so that we may evaluate the impact 9/11 has had on all aspects of life, while in the process offer new critical thinking on a problem that still continues to plague and suffocate the political landscape of the 21st Century.
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The Ultimate Workout For a Bigger, More Powerful Chest. When you first start training, anything and everything you do in the gym works.
In fact, studies show that beginners are able to both build muscle and lose body fat, all while being on very low calorie diets! This is damn near impossible for a drug-free vet.
Beginners can really do no wrong in the gym, as long as exercise form and technique are on point. But after you build some substantial muscle mass and strength, gains become harder and harder to come by.
You really need to dial in the right combination of intensity, volume, frequency, and variation to keep riding the gain train. And you also need to keep adjusting these variables to avoid plateaus.
Something else also starts to happen after a couple months or years of training: You start discovering that your body doesn't develop as symmetrically as you'd like. You have some muscle groups that grow like weeds and then others that won't seem to respond no matter what you do to them.
Why is it that muscle doesn't grow equally across our bodies? It has a lot to do with your unique combination of genetics and anatomy, and even what you do for a living (a mechanic will have way better forearm development than a desk jockey).
In the beginning, the right approach is to work all of your muscle groups equally in terms of total work or volume (the number of work sets you do times the number of reps you do in each set).
As time passes, you start to see that a more imbalanced approach may be necessary. That is, you may need to focus on those slow-responding muscle groups for a short period of time to bring symmetry back to your physique and overall performance.
Your body has limited resources and can only handle so much training stress. So we're going to stress the body part that needs the most TLC and put the others on autopilot.
That isn't to say that you forget about your other muscle groups. But you will move to more of a maintenance mode where you do just enough work to stimulate those muscles so that they stick around—nothing more. In fact, studies show that it is much easier to maintain muscle than to build it.
This is the first in a series of specialization workouts that I've created to help you bring up a lagging body part as fast as possible.
This fierce and focused six-week program fuses the holy trinity of hypertrophy (muscle gain)—mechanical tension, muscle damage, and metabolic stress—to force your body to make a change.
You'll use the right mix of rep ranges, exercises, and tempos to max out your genetic potential for growth.
Since every guy seems to obsessed with the chest, that's where we're starting.
Perform this routine 2 to 3 times per week exactly as outlined below. You can also see me demonstrate every movement in the video above.
Hit your other muscle groups 1 or 2 times per week with just 2 to 3 sets of 6 to 12 reps of a single exercise, stopping 1 to 2 reps short of failure on each set during this time frame.
Conventional training wisdom has you start with compound movements first and save the isolation moves for later. But our goal here is not performance: It's to build as much muscle as possible in a short period of time.
Therefore, we will be starting with a strategic single-joint movement to enhance the mind-muscle connection and pre-fatigue the targeted body part. This will allow you to "feel" the muscle working more throughout your training session.
Mobility Warmup: Do a band or TRX chest stretch for 2 to 5 minutes.
This move is designed to overload the eccentric/lowering portion of the exercise to spur muscle damage and subsequent growth. It will also develop the upper portion of your pectorals, which tend to be underdeveloped in most men.
Lower for a full 5 seconds from a fly position with the amount of elbow bend needed for you to feel your chest working the most. Hold for a count and then bring the weights tight to your sides and press the weight back up.
Do 3 to 5 sets of 5 reps. Rest 1 to 2 minutes between sets.
This move will further develop the upper portion of your pectorals.
Using dumbbells also allows for a more full range of motion when compared to using a barbell. Plus, it helps fix any strength imbalances between your left and right sides because it works each arm independently with the same load.
Lower for a full 3 seconds, pause for a second at the bottom, and the press the weight up fast.
Do 3 to 5 sets of 8 to 12 reps. Rest 1 to 2 minutes between sets.
With 1.5-rep training, you do twice as many reps in the bottom position of the press, where you are weakest.
Lower all the way down, come up half way, go back down again, and then come all the way up. That's 1 rep.
You will also immediately follow the 1.5-rep move with a plyometric movement to fire up your larger fast-twitch muscle fibers and build explosive pushing power.
Do 6 to 8 reps of the 1.5-rep bench press, immediately followed by 10 plyo pushups (elevate your hands if you need to). Then rest 1 to 2 minutes.
A mechanical drop set is where you first perform a move you're weaker at and then immediately follow it with a move you're stronger at in a state of pre-fatigue. This leads to an extended time-under-tension and enhanced metabolic stress, which is key to muscle growth.
In addition, you'll use an extended range of motion (ROM) on the pushups to make your chest muscles stretch more and work harder.
Do as many quality reps of dips as you can (use an assisted dip machine if needed). Then immediately perform as many extended ROM pushups as you can (elevate your hands if needed) with your hands placed on a pair of weight plate or blocks. Then rest 1 to 2 minutes.
That's 1 drop set. Repeat the drop set for the corresponding number of sets.
This high-rep protocol is designed to make your pecs pop like corn by getting a massive muscle pump. Don't worry about the load here—just flood those muscles with as much blood as possible.
Perform 33 total reps in each of the following three positions to target your upper, mid, and lower pectorals, respectively, with no more than 20 seconds of rest between moves: high, medium, and low.
Rest 1 to 2 minutes after each round of 99 reps.
Perform this 99-rep protocol the corresponding number of times each week.
This is simple: Bear crawl for 10 minutes straight, resting as needed.
I love this as a chest day finisher because it carves up your serratus anterior (the shark gill-looking muscles alongside your ribcage), a key muscle involved in pressing that also stabilizes the shoulder joint. Crawls also work your whole body and burn fat everywhere.
If you're overwhelmed by this challenge, you can start with 5 minutes in week 1 and then add a minute per week until you're doing the full 10 minutes.


Washington Federal Bank has purchased 51 branches of Bank of America, including all Idaho branches. The acquisition will result in the Bank of America branches located in Hailey and Ketchum closing on Dec. 6 and reopening as Washington Federal on Dec. 9.
The financial details of the purchase have not been disclosed, but the purchase amount is expected to be revealed once all of the banks sold have officially become Washington Federal branches. Sean Brawner, assistant bank manager of the Bank of America in Ketchum, said he is happy about the change, and is looking forward to the transition.
Brawner told the Mountain Express that not only are all employees keeping their jobs, the bank has recently hired two new tellers and a sales service specialist.
Harris said it was deemed important that each bank retain the same employees, so clients can feel as comfortable as they have in the past with familiar faces handling their transactions. There are 11 Bank of America branches in New Mexico that will be converted into Washington Federal branches this weekend, with the other 40 completing the transition on Dec. 9.
As part of the transition, current Bank of America employees will undergo a five-week training program to become Washington Federal personnel.
Brawner said all Bank of America clients in the area have been sent a letter and e-mail notifying them of the change, which will require each customer to receive a new bank account number. As a result, a major point of emphasis currently is making sure current clients adjust their direct deposits to be placed into a new bank account number.
Brawner said other banks have tried to recruit current Bank of America customers to switch their accounts, but expects most of the full-time residents who are customers to stick with Washington Federal.


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India takes a slice of the 'Coke Studio' pie
1 Comment	/ Entertainment / By Sanwal
KARACHI: The Indian rendition of "Coke Studio", known as "Coke Studio at MTV", is set to be aired within a week. With the lineup of some remarkable Bollywood singers and unknown folk acts, the season may have a lot to offer/seems promising.
Colonial Cousin's Leslie Lewis is the music director for the show. Along with taking charge of the control room, he will also take part as an artist and play some of his famous melodies on the set.
Lewis has repeatedly been talking about the cultural discovery that took place via "Coke studio" and how the fusion of different popular artists with not-so-famous maestros has made it a treat to hear.
Each episode will comprise of six session recordings with the first episode set to go on air on June 17 at 7pm on MTV.
Folk musicians from all over India will be experimenting on such a big platform for the first time. Only time will tell whether the experiment will break the Bollywood music stereotype or not.
Colonial Cousins
Formed in 1996, the band comprised the Mumbai-based composer and singer Lewis and renowned vocalist Hariharan. Colonial Cousins, the first Indian band to be featured on MTV Unplugged, has won numerous awards for their music; the most famous being the MTV Asia Viewers' Choice Award, 1996, and the US Billboard's Viewers' Award, 1996.
Shankar Mahdevan
Shankar Mahadevan was born and brought up in Chembur, a suburb of Mumbai. He learnt Hindustani classical music and Carnatic music in his childhood, and started playing the veena at the age of five. He studied under Srinivas Khale, a well known Marathi music composer. He gained recognition upon the release of his first music album, Breathless, in 1998.
Kailash Kher has a uniquely soulful and raw voice which was brought to the fore in 2002. His song "Allah Ke Bande", from the relatively obscure movie Waisa Bhi Hota Hai Part II, made him a household name. Since then he has sung a number of songs in Bollywood, most of which have gone on to become very popular. He is also the founding member of the band Kailasa, which fuses Sufi and Hindustani classical music with rock and contemporary music.
Krishnakumar Kunnath – or KK, as he is better known – first found fame with his album Pal in the year 1999. Prior to this, he had lent his voice to ad jingles. In a span of four years, he had sung an astonishing 3,500 jingles in 11 Indian languages. KK got his Bollywood break with "Tadap Tadap Ke Is Dil" from Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam in 1999. However, he also sung a small portion of the song "Chod aaye hum" from Gulzar's Maachis.
The Sabri Brothers
The Sabri Brothers, Aftab Sabri and Hashim Sabri, are a qawwali party from Pakistan. They belong to a prestigious qawwal gharana. They were taught music under the age of 10 years by their father and Ustad Ghulam Ali Khan, the famous classical vocalist of India. They believe that lyrics and mood are the most important for qawwali.
Shantanu Mukherjee is a renowned Indian playback singer. He is not only an accomplished playback singer, but also has released very successful solo albums. Shaan has been wooing the audiences ever since he stepped into the Indian music industry and has been the voice of all of Bollywood's leading men. He has also collaborated with a number of international artists, including Blue, Mel C and Michael Learns to Rock.
Shafqat Amanat Ali
Part of the seventh generation of the Patiala gharana, Shafqat was born in Lahore to Ustad Amanat Ali Khan in 1965. With the band Fuzon, his songs "More Saiyan" and "Tere Bina" became massive hits. Fondly nicknamed Rock Star Ustad, he sang "Mitwa" composed by Shankar Ehsaan Loy for the movie Kabhi Alvida Na Kehna, and the rest is history
Shruti Pathak
Having sung in Bollywood films, Pathak is a Filmfare Award-nominated playback singer and lyricist. Her career came alive with the song "Mar Jaawa" from Fashion. Adding Dev D to her resume, Pathak's career graph is moving upward slowly and steadily.
Tochi Rainaa
Raina was born on September 2, 1965 in Darbhanga, Bihar. Raina's family originally hails from Kohat but they moved to Patiala during the Indo-Pak partition. Raina comes from an eminent musical family – his grandmother played sitar and Uncle Ratan Singh Ji was a violin player for the Mumbai music industry. He belongs to the musical gharaana of Patiala, and his first guru – for 10 years – was Pt Vinod Kumar Ji, a disciple of Bade Ghulam Ali Khan.
Chauhan began singing at the age of four and was discovered by a local TV anchor. Chauhan also loves western music and cites Mariah Carey and Michael Jackson as her inspirations. She has said that one of her ambitions is to achieve global fame like they did. Sunidhi Chauhan is credited with having sung over 2,000 songs.
Some renowned artists that will feature in 'Coke Studio at MTV'
List of other artists
Akiri kakkar
Bombay Jayashri
Chinna Ponnu
Divya Lewis
Harshdeep Kaur
Kailasa
Kavita Seth
Khagan Gogoi
Mathangi
Megha Dalton
Mausam Gogoi
Pankhi Dutta
Parthiv Ghoyel
Praful Dave
Ramya Iyer
Rashvid Khan
Roop Johrie
Sanjiv Tv
Sourav
Suzanne D Mello
Wadali Brothers
Published in The Express Tribune, June 12th, 2011.
Episode1 Artists Pictures from Coke Studio @ MTV India:


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redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


I'd always planned for my twin to be my birth partner. There was never a doubt. Holly's my best friend. She was with me at my 20-week scan when I was told my baby had a cleft lip and palate. Holly was so supportive.
At midnight on my due date a sharp pain in my stomach and back woke me. I crept downstairs, sat on my exercise ball and timed the contractions. They were 10 minutes apart. By 4am they were every six minutes and a lot stronger, so I woke Pete. At 5am we called Holly. 'Are we having a baby?' were her excited first words on the phone. As soon as she walked in, I felt calm. Holly switched on the TV, we chatted and she even painted my nails! When I felt a contraction coming, I paced a lap of the garden, which helped ease the muscles tightening in my back and stomach. The hospital had told me to stay put until I felt I couldn't cope with the pain.
At 11am I knew it was time for us to go. My contractions were every four minutes. At the hospital I was told I was 6cm dilated. Gas and air helped calm me. Holly constantly reassured me, telling me what a great job I was doing. She'd made a music playlist on her phone, which created a soothing atmosphere. Holly was incredible, constantly reassuring me and telling me what a good job I was doing.
At 5pm I felt a low-down pressure and my waters broke. After 45 minutes I felt an urgent need to go to the toilet. The midwife told me I was ready to start pushing. 'Come on, sis, you can do it,' Holly said. I pushed for about 40 minutes. Towards the end, it was a blur. I vaguely remember being strapped to a monitor, being told the baby's heart rate was dipping and that I needed to push really hard. A midwife flipped me on to my side and Holly stroked my hair as I put everything I had into getting my baby out. In one painful contraction the head came out. 'He's here, sis,' Holly exclaimed. In the next push, the body followed. Then Henry was placed on my chest.
I felt overwhelmed. Henry was beautiful and perfect. My fears about his cleft lip were forgotten. As I watched Pete, then Holly, cuddle him, I felt grateful my twin sister had shared such a precious moment. Holly was also with me six months later when Henry had surgery to reform his lip and close his palate. She's the best auntie ever.
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If you find out your baby has a cleft lip and palate, try not to Google images. It could worry you unnecessarily.
Surround yourself with people who are positive. Don't pay attention to those who talk about how painful labour is.


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Awards to History Students
Verna Campbell presenting the Award to Kirsty Ryder
Congratulations to the University of York's Cultural Heritage Management MA postgraduate students, Jennifer Cooke and Kirsty Ryder, on being awarded the York Civic Trust Award Certificate for 'Best Dissertation in Cultural Heritage Management', University of York.
Verna Campbell, Trustee, York Civic Trust presented a cheque for £100 to Jennifer and Kirsty together with a certificate.
The titles of the winning dissertations are 'Place attachment and the millennial generation' (Jennifer Cooke) and 'A Study in Representation and Suffrage: What are the challenges of representing women from the past and how can museums present suffrage successfully during the 2018 centenary?' (Kirsty Ryder).


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Q: Is there a mirror pair shape that can contain a light ray bundle indefinitely? Suppose you have a bundle of light rays with origin around a point $x_0 \pm \epsilon_x$ and direction of about $v_0 \pm \epsilon_v$ .Is there a pair of mirrors separated by a gap like in the image such that the bundle could be trapped bouncing back and forth between the mirrors indefinitely?

A: A two sheet hyperboloid of revolution reflects any light ray directed towards one focus, so that the reflection heads towards the other focus.  Note that the reflection then dies not go beyond the center of the hyperboloid.  If you start out between the sheets and headed towards one focus, the reflections bounce back and forth between the sheets and never gets past the center nor cones back out.  Draw it out in two dimensions (which a recall the light beam actually explores) and see what happens.

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Home | Our News | Chercheurs à l'école 2017: When researchers went back to school
Chercheurs à l'école 2017: When researchers went back to school
Researchers go back to school to present their job: the FNR organised the 7th edition of the campaign 'Chercheurs à l'école' from 27 to 31 March 2017. A record-breaking 111 researchers took part in the 2017 edition – almost double the number that took part in 2016.
One of the main goals of the 'Chercheurs à l'école' campaign is to present and promote the profession of researcher, still relatively unknown to the general public. Scientists of all scientific disciplines from public institutions and the private sector go back to school to meet school pupils to speak to them about their life as a researcher: the life as a student, their motivation for one or the other scientific discipline, first steps in their professional lives, career challenges and opportunities.
Pupils are given the opportunity to meet researchers "in flesh and bone" and to receive information on the advantages and also the possible disadvantages of being a scientist.
For the seventh time, the initiative was a great success, with 111 researchers delivering a total of 68 sessions to 66 classes spread over 26 schools. The campaign has grown exponentially since 2016, where 63 researchers, 47 classes and 21 schools took part.
The FNR would like to thank all the participants who contributed to the success of Chercheurs à l'école 2017, especially for their time, effort and support.
Researchers who participated in our 2017 edition:
Download list of participants (PDF)
"I feel that Chercheurs à l'école shows the students that there are endless opportunities in Luxembourg and abroad"
Kacy Greenhalgh, 3rd year PhD student in the Eco-Systems Biology group at the LCSB at the University of Luxembourg, who took part in Chercheurs à l'école, said:
"Chercheurs à l'école has given me as a researcher the opportunity to share my research topic and my passion in nutrition with high school students. More importantly it also has allowed me to tell them that I did not know this at their age! In fact, I was clueless and had no idea where and what to study. This is normal and part of growing up.
"As a high school student 'doing a phD' seems so far away but I feel that Chercheurs à l'école shows the students that there are endless opportunities in Luxembourg and abroad and that the they should not be scared off by not knowing what to do, but instead do exactly the opposite and put themselves out there, apply for summer internships and eventually they too, will find out who they are, and what they enjoy doing.''
Alex Gansen, AFR PhD in computational electromagnetics at the Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology (LIST) who also took part in Chercheurs à l'école, said:
"All the attendants were polite, motivated and followed the different presentations carefully. It was for me a pleasure to present my work to them and talk about the everyday life of a researcher from my point of view. I hope I could answer all their questions to their satisfaction and motivate some students to start a career as researcher, maybe even in the field of computational engineering. If I get the opportunity, I will definitely participate again and I can only encourage more researchers to do so to motivate as many students as possible."
2017 Press Release: Communiqué de presse (FR) / Pressemitteilung (DE)
L'Essentiel: FR / DE
Spotlight on Young Researchers: Alex Gansen


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La dangi est une race bovine indienne. (Autres noms possibles : kanada, konkani ou ghauti)
Elle appartient à la sous-espèce zébuine de Bos taurus.

Origine
C'est une race élevée en Inde, principalement dans les districts de Nasik et Ahmednagar, dans l'état de Maharashtra et le district de Dang du Gujarat à l'ouest de l'Inde. Elle doit son nom au district de Dang. Elle doit son nom au district de Dang.

La population est passée de  individus en 1982 à  en 2001. Elle ressemble beaucoup aux races gir, sindhi rouge et sahiwal.

Morphologie
C'est une race de grande taille compact et musclé sur des pattes fines. Le mâle mesure en moyenne  pour  et la femelle 1,3 pour .

Elle porte une robe pie noir ou rouge. La tête est allongée, le front légèrement bombé et le mufle large. Les cornes courtes et de fort diamètre, sont courbées vers l'arrière.

Il existe plusieurs familles différenciées reconnaissables à leur robe : « para », blanche avec quelques taches noires,  « bahala », noir et blanc mélangé, subdivisé en « pandhara bahala » (blanc dominant) et « kala bahala ». (noir dominant) « maneri » noir à quelques taches blanches. « Lal » et « lal bahala » sont attribués aux animaux pie rouge.

Aptitudes
Elle est élevée principalement pour sa force de travail, particulièrement efficace dans les rizières inondées sous la pluie : sa peau sécrète une substance grasse sur laquelle la pluie glisse. C'est un atout dans une région tropicale sèche marquée par le climat de type mousson. Les attelages de bœufs peuvent tracter de lourds charrois de grume a des vitesses de 3, 5 à 5 km/h sur de longues journées en terrain accidenté, permettant, en terrain favorable de parcourir jusqu'à 35 km/jour.

Ses sabots durs participent à sa réputation d'endurance et d'efficacité. Cet animal se nourrit des végétaux en bords de route ou dans les champs après récolte, coûtant peu et résistant aux périodes de disette lors de la saison sèche.

Préservation
Une ferme a été créée en 1946 pour conserver une population pure avec ses qualités de traction. Ses individus sont régulièrement primés lors de concours. En particulier, la production laitière tend à devenir un appoint non négligeable.

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Voir aussi

Articles connexes
 Zébu
 Élevage bovin
 Liste de races bovines

Liens externes

Race bovine originaire d'Inde
Race bovine apparentée au zébu
Statut FAO non menacée

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