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Ordance Survey's MasterMap Topography Layer is to be available to everyone, the Government has announced at the Prime Minister's London Tech Week roundtable.
It is estimated that this will boost the UK economy by at least £130m each year, as innovative companies and startups use the data. There is also an opportunity for the housing market to be boosted because of identification of potential development sites that aren't currently registered.
The release of OS MasterMap data is one of the first projects to be delivered by the new Geospatial Commission, in conjunction with Ordnance Survey. The aim is to continue to drive forward the UK as a world leader in location data, helping to grow the UK's digital economy by an estimated £11bn each year.
Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster and Minister for the Cabinet Office, David Lidington, said: "Opening up OS MasterMap underlines this Government's commitment to ensuring the UK continues to lead the way in digital innovation. Releasing this valuable government data for free will help stimulate innovation in the economy, generate jobs and improve public services.
"Location-aware technologies, using geospatial data, are revolutionising our economy. From navigating public transport to tracking supply chains and planning efficient delivery routes, these digital services are built on location data that has become part of everyday life and business. The newly available data should be particularly useful to small firms and entrepreneurs to realise their ideas and compete with larger organisations, encouraging greater competition and innovation."
OS MasterMap data already supports emerging technologies such as driverless vehicles, 5G and connected cities.
Today's announcement follows the launch of the first GovTech challenge in May this year – a competition designed to incentivise Britain's tech firms to come up with innovative solutions to improve public services. These competitions will be delivered using the £20m GovTech fund launched by the Prime Minister in November 2017.
Neil Ackroyd, interim CEO of Ordnance Survey said: "Since its launch in 2001, OS MasterMap has been one of the most comprehensive and detailed geospatial reference datasets in the world. This latest development is another step on Ordnance Survey's open data journey. We're looking forward to supporting the Geospatial Commission in making this data more accessible and more widely used."
Read more about the Government's plans here.


The Born This Way hitmaker is going back to her club roots to debut songs from the new album as part of a new partnership with beer brand Bud Light.
"My first performances were in dive bars in New York City and around the country, so working with Bud Light to go back to my roots to perform songs from my new album Joanne is such an exciting way to connect with my fans and share this music with them for the first time," Gaga said in a statement.
The mini-tour will kick off on Wednesday (05Oct16) at a yet-to-be-announced venue.
The pop superstar previously debuted her Joanne single Perfect Illusion with an unannounced performance at London's tiny Moth venue.
The news of the Bud Light tour comes just days after Gaga was confirmed as the half-time show headliner at next year's (17) Super Bowl in Houston, Texas.
Rumours suggesting the Applause hitmaker will be gracing the stage at the National Football League final in February (17) have been circulating for weeks, and all the hearsay has turned out to be true.
Gaga took to Twitter on Thursday (29Sep16) and posted a message attached to an advertisement for her much-anticipated performance. It read: "It's not an illusion. The rumors are true. This year the SUPER BOWL goes GAGA! @nfl @FOXTV @pepsi #PERFECTILLUSION #GAGASUPERBOWL".
Her performance at the sporting extravaganza will take place a year after she belted out the U.S. national anthem at Super Bowl 50 in Santa Clara, California, where half-time headliners Coldplay were joined by Beyonce and Bruno Mars.


The past three months have whizzed by quickly, and I've been knee-deep in preparations for my son's wedding on May 10. Aside from searching for a dress, and trying to starve myself a size smaller*, I managed to make these wedding dress cookies as a favor for the recent bridal shower. With the help of a gorgeous cookie cutter and some creative packaging, the presentation was awesome.
I found this beautifully handcrafted copper cutter at ecrandal, a home-based business which features an extensive collection of copper cutters in endless sizes and shapes. This dress is "Cindy's Confection Collection, Style A" and measures approximately 6 1/4″ high by 2 1/2 inches wide. I was so enamored with the folks at ecrandal and their superior workmanship, that I have vowed to order a new cutter each month…that's if I can keep it to just one! They are truly that beautiful.
Now for the "cookie talk". I am still loving the basic sugar cookie recipe over at sweet Sugarbelle's. It's so easy to work with and has great texture and taste. My next favorite is Satin Ice White rolled fondant. It rolls out easily and embosses beautifully. I found the small textured rolling pin on ebay several months ago. After the fondant was in place on the cookie, I piped five small dots of royal icing along the neckline and placed small sugar pearls on top of each dot. Brush on a little pearl dust, and the look is complete!
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Amazing! Only you could show these beautiful cookies and say "easy" not once but twice. And the presentation — which we know is everything ; ) — is outstanding. I'm anxiously awaiting the next round of creativity from you and little a!
They really are NOT as challenging as they appear, but thank you ;-) If you really want to see challlenging, check out sweetambs.com. A-mazing cookies there!
They are so beautiful! GREAT JOB!
Aunt Annie, these are incredible. You are simply amazing.


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Great Canadian Architects since 1800: Thomas Fuller
On 6 June 2016, the architect Thomas Fuller was designated a National Historic Person.
Is there one of his buildings near you?
If you're looking through the Canadian Register of Historic Places (CRHP) the chances are that you're already interested in Canada's built environment. You might be surprised how many buildings on the CRHP database were designed by some of Canada's greatest architects. One architect whose architectural designs and prolific output proved influential in the field of Canadian Architecture was Thomas Fuller, Chief Architect to the Department of Public Works (DPW) 1881-1896 a period often referred to as the golden age of federal architecture in Canada. Fuller's main works are available on both the CRHP and the Dictionary of Architects in Canada where Robert Hill has made his Biographical Dictionary of Architects in Canada 1800-1950 available online.
After 1867, the newly created Dominion Government was responsible for creating and maintaining its own public buildings and so a public works department was formed to take this in hand. In 1871, the Engineering Branch of the DPW was enlarged to include an Architect's Branch. This eventually became the Chief Architect's Office. Thomas Seaton Scott (1826-95), the first Chief Dominion Architect, was succeeded by Thomas Fuller (1823-98).
Fuller instilled a high level of professionalism and the consistent production of high quality buildings soon established the department`s position within the Canadian federal bureaucracy. Already with an international reputation, Fuller left England in 1857 to set up practice in Toronto with Chilion Jones. With Fuller as designer their firm won two important competitions, the Parliament Buildings in Ottawa in 1859, and the New York State Capitol in Albany in 1867.
In 1881, Sir Hector-Louis Langevin, Minister of Public Works appointed Fuller Dominion Chief Architect. Langevin wanted high design standards and to create an imposing government presence across the country. During Fuller`s tenure the department expanded, increasing output to cope with events such as the opening of the Prairies and other government initiatives. A small department in 1881, the Chief Architect's Branch soon grew producing a large, innovative body of work. By the late 1880s, however, budgetary cutbacks led to more economic designs and standardization.
Although responsible for buildings such as the Langevin Block, an early, expensive project, Fuller's department also excelled in the design of small to medium sized public buildings tailored to individual sites, perhaps best seen in the smaller individually designed post offices. Now cherished community landmarks these picturesque structures, sometimes asymmetrically designed, often feature a blend of Gothic and Romanesque details, stone gables, and corner positioned clock towers.
Public Works had a huge impact on the built environment in Canada. Chief Architect until 1896, Fuller's tenure witnessed the construction of approximately 140 buildings nationwide, of these approximately 78 were federal buildings and post offices. These buildings created and consolidated a federal government presence across Canada.
Changes in architectural styles in federal architecture are reflective of stylistic changes in Canadian Architecture as a whole. Fuller's work for the federal government reflected the picturesque eclecticism of the period. This free and eclectic use of Gothic, Romanesque, Flemish, British vernacular, and classical elements is most apparent in his early buildings.
Fuller's period of tenure occurred at a time when the architectural profession was becoming more developed, when new materials, technologies and engineering methods were becoming widely available, and when architects were creative stylistically.
Under Fuller's tenure the DPW delivered attractive, well-designed buildings in a short time period and usually within budget. His work is distinguished by its excellent site use, contrasting surfaces, love of texture, attention to detail, and good craftsmanship and materials. Under Fuller's direction the DPW consolidated its facilities for in-house design and construction supervision. The government of the day successfully extended its federal presence through services to smaller communities. This resulted in a series of well constructed post offices in towns and cities across Canada.
Thomas Fuller died in Ottawa in 1898 and is buried in Beechwood Cemetery, which was designated a National Historic Site of Canada in 2002.
In 2016, Thomas Fuller was designated a National Historic Person.
Biographical Dictionary of Architects in Canada 1800-1950, http://dictionaryofarchitectsincanada.org
Thomas Fuller's page on the Biographical Dictionary of Architects in Canada 1800-1950, http://dictionaryofarchitectsincanada.org/architects/view/1578
Janet Wright, Crown Assets, The Architecture of the Department of Public Works, 1867-1967, 1997
Harold Kalman, A Concise History of Canadian Architecture, 2000
Randy Rostecki, Leslie Maitland, Post Offices by Thomas Fuller, Historic Sites and Monuments Board of Canada Agenda Paper, 1983
Mathilde Brosseau, ''Gothic Revival in Canadian Architecture'', Occasional Papers in Archaeology and History, 1980
Government of Canada, Thomas Fuller (1823-1898) National Historic Person, link
Great Canadian Architects Since 1800: William Critchlow Harris
Prolific Prince Edward Island architect William Critchlow Harris combined the physical elements of built form with the intangible elements of musical form to create unique and beautiful architecture.

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Here's what Sirin Labs' $1,000 blockchain phone looks like
No, THIS is the world's first blockchain-phone
Remember Sirin Labs – the Israeli manufacturer that built the $16,000 Solarin smartphone nobody wanted? Well, the company is back with a new concept – a blockchain-powered handset – and it is finally ready to show off the new device.
We've been given a taste of other blockchain-powered phones set for release this year. Let's see what Sirin Labs has in store for us. They call it 'FINNEY', which might seem odd at first, but actually has some history, and they say it's the "world's first blockchain phone."
Its selling point is its completely embedded cold storage wallet. Now, setting aside the inevitable, soul-crushing twinge of doom felt when realizing that you've left your phone and your entire cryptocurrency portfolio on a train home from a rave, the integration of a cold wallet opens up some new possibilities.
In a bid to cater to a blockchain community inundated with endless tokens, FINNEY is to support instantaneous token conversion through an automated internal exchange.
Say you wanted to use a new dApp, but don't have the tokens that power the platform. If you've got no funds on an exchange, you'd not only have to send the assets to that exchange from your cold wallet, but then send them to another wallet specifically to use with your new favourite dApp.
This is precisely the problem Sirin Labs aims to solve with its conversion system.
Sirin Labs asserts that they will be providing users with the most competitive rate available, but given the arbitrarily high exchange fees that are now standard, it remains to be seen if the company can keep its promises.
It runs on a suped-up custom version of Android developed by Sirin Labs; the hardware was built in collaboration with Foxconn, though Sirin Labs did not elaborate precisely how involved the Taiwanese manufacturer was in the project. Although structural integrity comparable to an iPhone might worry some, it does allow for the widespread distribution of the FINNEY; eight countries hip to cryptocurrencies will have physical stores selling it.
Its security is self-described as military grade, so perhaps whatever military is privy to such revolutionary security technology should really get in contact with pretty much every exchange ever. But for all the security marketing, it is worth remembering that no device is immune to hacking.
It's also thicc, like as in, big booty thicc. It's half an inch longer and wider, and 22 percent thicker than the iPhone X. But hey, fat bottomed phones, you make the crypto-world go round.
The ultimate deal breaker for most is the price: it's $1,000. Pretty much exactly what HTC have told us they will be charging for their new Exodus blockchain phone, also due out in the third quarter of this year.
For our bad-boy FINNEY (nope, still not cool) to really succeed, the utility provided by its on-the-fly, but hyper-secure cold wallet and automatic token conversion system will have to really be something.
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The tale of my blanket and me
Petunia Pap Smear March 29, 2012
The road to a Tony award is fraught with danger and excitement.
Recently I had the opportunity to attend Dottie: The Sister Lives On at the Salt Lake Acting Company. What a spectacular show and a triumph for Sister Dottie. I cried until I resembled a raccoon from my mascara running. I laughed until the spandex in my girdle burst and unfortunately took out the back row. This fantastic theatrical experience took me down memory lane, to a simpler time, during the Paleozoic Era, before I donned my first tiara and I was a young high school student in Idaho. I came in from the potato fields to participate in the gay-straight alliance of the day: the drama club.
Of course being in rural Idaho, my high school was very small (my graduating class consisted of 32 students) and our auditorium housed a small stage, located behind the basket in the gymnasium. As you can imagine, the audition process was not very difficult, consisting only of being able to read the lines without sounding like a sheep. Amazingly, even with such low standards, some poor souls didn't make the cut. It really makes you wonder about their genealogy doesn't it? Our budget was so small that the scenery was mostly made from painting farm implements and covering milk cans with papier-mâché.
One of the crowning achievements of my high school acting career was being cast as the lovable, blanket-toting know-it-all, Linus Van Pelt, in the musical You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown. I found great comfort in carrying the blanket with me and discovering how many ways I could use the blanket to disguise myself. It even made a great skirt!
After weeks of rehearsal, and tens of dollars spent in costuming and set decoration, we were ready. It was opening night of a two-night run, and magic was in the air. Our "Snoopy" was cute and energetic, and our "Charlie Brown" was as sad and depressing as he should be. The songs were even in tune because the school had splurged to have the piano tuned just for the occasion.
About halfway through the play, there was a scene where Lucy and Linus were having an argument and Lucy pushed me. I was supposed to fall to the floor, sit up and make a face at her and then pretend to watch TV while she made a lengthy speech to the audience. I guess Lucy's adrenalin was really pumping because she pushed me so hard that I flew halfway across the stage and fell, hitting my head on the solid wooden floor so hard that it bounced up a good four inches and then hit again, leaving me semi-unconscious. Witnesses later told me that my head hitting the floor made a very loud thunk that was clearly heard in the back row. The entire audience gasped in horror.
There I was lying unresponsive on the stage floor. (Usually when I'm lying unresponsive somewhere, it's because I've just finished having mind-blowing sex. However, to my continuing consternation, even to this day, my partner still usually gasps in horror.) Back to our story. Luckily, the blanket landed on my down-stage side, thus shielding my face from the audience. To her credit, Lucy did not break character. She simply looked down at me, sighed a very audible harrumph, and took a giant step over my lifeless body, proceeding to the far side of the stage to deliver her lengthy speech. I continued to lay unmoving while Lucy droned on.
When Lucy was about halfway through her speech, I started to regain my senses, remembering that I was on stage and supposed to be sitting up pretending to watch TV. I sat up, holding the blanket so that it hid my face from the audience. I looked off stage. The director was visibly distressed, pulling her hair. She mouthed the words "are you OK?" to me. I nodded yes, and thus the scene continued. Later friends in the audience told me that we fooled no one.
By the time the curtain closed on that scene, and I had made my way backstage, the football coach – the nearest thing the town had to an EMT and on whom I had a major secret crush – had come back stage to investigate. Coach Dreamboat sat facing me, our knees inadvertently touching. My heart began pounding with desire. He gently placed his hands on either side of my face and gazed, with strikingly blue eyes, deeply into mine, looking for dilated pupils. I felt as if I couldn't catch my breath. He gingerly ran his fingers through my hair feeling for bumps. I nearly swooned. I almost couldn't remember that Richard Nixon was president of the United States when Coach Adonis asked me. He announced that I probably had a mild concussion but could continue with the play. So despite a rising goose egg the size of a five-hundred-carat diamond ring and a headache that would make any New Year's hangover pale in comparison, I was thrilled beyond measure that the coach had tenderly touched me.
The show must go on! If it means more attention like this from coach dreamboat, I will break my leg!
Like always these events leave us with several eternal questions:
1. Is the discovery of "sheep people" the reason the church stresses genealogy so much?
2. Is the inclusion of "sheep people" the reason the church's followers are so loyal?
3. Could one of my beehive wigs have cushioned my head enough to have prevented me from blacking out?
4. Was getting a concussion worth the price to get the coach's attention?
Petunia Pap Smear
Petunia Pap Smear is a Matron of Mayhem who was born and raised in Cache Valley, Utah. She hosts Third Friday Bingo and the Big Gay Fun Bus.
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The 2016 launch of our Short Support Scheme will include film screenings, guest speakers and drinks and dancing.
British Council is hosting a night of talks, shorts, drinks and music to kick off this year's Short Support Scheme.
Industry experts offering an overview of the short film landscape include Matimba Kabalika of BFI NET.WORK, Ananda Pellerin of Nowness, Edoardo Panizzo of Coffee and Cigarettes, Jo Duncombe of the ICO and Philip Ilson of the London Short Film Festival.
Limited tickets are available for the public, you can book here.
For more information on the event, email jemma.desai@britishcouncil.org.
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The Rubber Chickens Blog
Gamecock Sports from the Outside
Snap Judgments – UAB @ USC Edition
buck	Uncategorized	 September 16, 2012 September 16, 2012 3 Minutes
Here are some quick, barely researched, not fully formed thoughts from last night's sloppy 49-6 victory over the University of Alabama-Birmingham:
Broken records. Let's start with two pretty significant records: first, Marcus Lattimore became the all-time leader in touchdowns scored at South Carolina with 34, surpassing George Rogers and Harold Green. Of note, Lattimore has accomplished this in 23 career games, while Rogers had 33 TD's in 47 games and Green had 33 in 44. It's pretty amazing to think where he might be if he hadn't injured his knee last year, and where that record might wind up if he decides to stay for his senior season.
The other record is actually a milestone – Steve Spurrier's 200th career win. He'll never get to the upper stratosphere in wins, but even so he will certainly be recognized as one of the top 10 college coaches of all time once he's done. His innovative offenses of the 90's changed the SEC and the college game forever. Also, he was quick to point out he has 47 professional wins to his credit, as if to say, "hey, I took time off to do some other things, these guys ahead of me didn't."
Attack of the rabbits. Jadeveon Clowney had perhaps the best game of his college career last night, with 7 tackles, 2 sacks, and 3.5 tackles for loss. Devin Taylor was also all over the place last night, and the interior linemen were smothering the UAB run game from the get-go. It's still early, but the defense is ranked in the top 10 in the country in rush defense and points allowed. We were also introduced to the name of our four-man front where we line up all defensive ends – "Rabbit".
Now all us novices can feel football smart when we see it and can say to our buddies, "hey, check it out, they're in Rabbit."
On the other hand…They got it under control for the most part in the second half last night, but there seem to be a lot of breakdowns happening in the defensive backfield. There are too many receivers finding space, and that's ok for the competition we've played the first three weeks, but next week things will get ratcheted up a bit. Breakdowns against the Missouri's and Georgia's of the world, where one play can be the difference, can get you beat.
Thompson to the rescue. Once again, Dylan Thompson came in like a man on fire after Connor Shaw re-injured his shoulder/scapula/back/something. He made one bad decision, a few bad throws, but survived them all to throw for 177 yards on just five completions. The combination of the play calling and his newfound confidence disturb me a little, because he seems to think he can fit every throw in in every situation. He threw one pick that was erased by a flag, and another that the UAB guy dropped and could've been a pick six. Again, mistakes that can't be made against big time competition.
Shaw looked shaky, much like he did against Vandy. He didn't have a lot of zip on his throws, and missed a couple of open guys by a lot. Still, let's hope he's ok by next Saturday, because we'll need his dual threat capabilities to keep Mizzou off-balance. (Although he ran a lot less last night than normal, which I'm sure is to protect him.)
Receivers receiving. Ace Sanders had a great night, and might be about to break out the way we expected him to this year. He has great hands, and is great in the open field and hard to bring down one-on-one. Bruce Ellington also had a fantastic night before injuring his shoulder, coming up just short of his first career 100-yard receiving game. Dameire Byrd is averaging something like 137 yards per catch, Shaq Roland got his first taste of the Carolina end zone, and Jerell Adams…wow, what a man-child. With the exception of the enigmatic D.L. Moore, the pass catchers had a good night. The future is bright at receiver for the Gamecocks, now we just have to get them the ball.
Glued to their seats. It appears a lot less people left early last night. Or at least they stayed until some time ran off the clock in the fourth quarter. But even the HBC admitted last night's game was long, saying in the post-game presser, "I was about ready to leave with 'em."
The Transitive Property Report. I've actually decided to make the TPR a separate weekly feature, so be on the lookout for that mid-week. But I couldn't go through this column without marveling at what a train wreck Arkansas is. They finished strong last season, and had National Championship aspirations coming into this year, even with the Bobby Petrino fiasco. But after a stunning lost to Louisana Monroe, a 52-0 thrashing at the hands of Alabama, and the starting QB calling out "quitters" on his team, the fans are about ready to burn Fayetteville down.
There but for the grace of God go us all.
Go Cocks! Beat Mizzou!
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Afro-pop star, Tony Tetuila who was a member of the defunct music collective, Remedies has opened up on his reason for quitting the group.He revealed that he couldn't take the insults anymore so he had to leave.
In his words: "I felt so bad at a time and I couldn't take the insults I was getting from Eedris and Eddy any longer. I just thought it was better I left. I thank God for my life today because I have made an impact in the music industry.
"I needed to show everyone that I could do it alone and I have done it alone. So, leaving the group then was not a big deal. It has happened. I think what happened is the will of God for us and we cannot change anything God has ordained", he told Punch.
When queried about what he missed being with the Remedies, he said: "It just happened that things went bad along the way. Then, we did everything together and we supported each other. But you know in life, some disappointments are blessings in disguise. When I left, I challenged myself and I worked harder to prove a point. Walking away made me stronger. I started singing in my own way and in the best way I felt my fans would like it. I think quitting Remedies was a blessing for me".


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text: ==Emergency Contraception (Morning After Pill)== <!--T:18--> <!--T:19--> '''Important Notes:''' Emergency contraception may prevent pregnancy for three days (72 hours) and sometimes five days (120 hours) after unprotected sex. Take EC '''as soon as possible''' after unprotected sex. If you don't have access to dedicated EC, oral contraceptives can be used as replacement EC, but remember the following: 1) Only some contraceptives work as EC 2) Different contraceptives require different dosages and time schedules to work as EC 3) You must only use the first 21 pills in 28-day packs and 4) They may be less effective than dedicated EC. For general information on emergency contraceptives, click [https://www.plannedparenthood.org/learn/morning-after-pill-emergency-contraception here] and [http://ec.princeton.edu/info/ecp.html here]. Copper IUDs may also prevent pregnancy up to 5 days after unprotected sex. ===Laws & Social Stigmas=== <!--T:20--> <!--T:21--> Morning after pills (사후 피임약) are only available with a prescription. As explained by the International Consortium for Emergency Contraception, "EC currently still requires a prescription. Although in August 2012 the Korean Food and Drug Administration (KFDA) decided to repeal an earlier initiative that would have approved EC for over-the-counter use, due to intense debate within the country among various stakeholders, the KFDA abandoned the reclassification initiative."<ref>[http://www.cecinfo.org/country-by-country-information/status-availability-database/countries/south-korea/ EC Status and Availability, South Korea]</ref> ===What to Get & Where to Get It=== <!--T:22--> <!--T:23--> '''Note:''' The longest-lasting EC is currently [http://www.ellaone.com/ ellaOne]. It lasts up to 5 days (120 hours) after unprotected sex. Check to see if your country carries ellaOne. If your country doesn't carry ellaOne, copper IUDs may also prevent pregnancy up to 5 days after unprotected sex. If none of these options are available, and it's been over 3 days since you had unprotected sex, you can still take EC, which may work up to 5 days. Note that EC pills are not 100% effective and should be taken as soon as possible. <!--T:24--> To get an EC prescription, you will need to go to a doctor. It is recommended to visit a women's clinic for the prescription rather than a hospital. You will find it especially difficult to secure an EC prescription at a Christian hospital. When you are seeking EC, it is customary that the doctor will ask some questions about your cycle, last period, etc. After they have written a prescription, you can bring it to a pharmacy ("yak-guk" in Korean). <!--T:25--> For dedicated EC that is anti-progestin, there's ellaOne (take 1 pill within 120 hours after unprotected sex). For dedicated EC that is progestin only, there's After1, Norlevo One and Postinor 1 (take 1 pill within 120 hours after unprotected sex). There's also Levonia, Levonormin, MS Pill and Sexcon One&One (take 2 pills within 120 hours after unprotected sex). If you absolutely cannot secure emergency contraceptives, you can use some oral contraceptives as EC instead. In Korea, there's Minivlar or Sexcon (take 4 pills within 120 hours after unprotected sex and take 4 more pills 12 hours later) or Alesse (take 5 pills within 120 hours after unprotected sex and take 5 more pills 12 hours later).<ref>[http://ec.princeton.edu/worldwide/ Princeton Emergency Contraception Website]</ref> ===Costs=== <!--T:26--> <!--T:27--> The morning after pill should only cost between 10,000 and 20,000 won. The doctor's visit might cost around 10,000 won.


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Nemanja Nedović, född 16 juni 1991 i Nova Varoš, är en serbisk basketspelare. Han blev olympisk silvermedaljör i basket vid sommarspelen 2016 i Rio de Janeiro.

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Serbiska basketspelare
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Feeds and off bears splitting machine that cuts stone slabs for further processing: Signals OVERHEAD CRANE OPERATOR (any industry) 921.663-010 to lower sling, places sling around slab, and signals crane operator to lift and transport slab from layout area to conveyor of splitting machine. Pushes stone slab along roller conveyor onto machine work surface (turntable) and rotates slab to align cutting marks on stone with blade of machine, as directed by operator. Turns stone on work surface of machine for additional cuts. Pushes stone from splitting machine along roller conveyor to holding area. Picks up broken fragments of stone and places them into rubble container, and directs crane operator to lower sling to lift large pieces of rubble for deposit in container. Attaches crane hook to rubble container to facilitate removal to spoil pile. Works as member of team.


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Leon (Lajbuś) Hirszenberg (ur. 27 czerwca 1869 w Łodzi, zm. 31 maja 1945 w Paryżu) – polski malarz pochodzenia żydowskiego. Brat Samuela oraz Henryka Hirszenbergów oraz szwagier Henryka Glicensteina.

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Urodził się 27 czerwca 1869 w Łodzi. Jego rodzicami byli Sura (Sara) Perla Awner (ur. 1845 w Tuszynie, zm. 26 kwietnia 1906 w Łodzi) oraz Dawid (ur. 1844 w Zgierzu, zm. 4 sierpnia 1907 w Łodzi) Hirszenbergowie. Początkowo pobierał nauki malarstwa w łódzkiej pracowni swojego starszego brata Samuela. Około 1890 roku wyjechał do Monachium, by tam kontynuować naukę w jednej z prywatnych szkół. Kilka lat później powrócił do Łodzi i poświęcił się pracy malarskiej. Wystawiał swoje dzieła kilka razy w rodzinnym mieście, a także w warszawskiej Zachęcie oraz w Towarzystwie Przyjaciół Sztuk Pięknych w Krakowie (1893). W połowie lat 90. XIX wieku powrócił do Łodzi – wystawiał prace w warszawskiej Zachęcie (1897) oraz w łódzkim Salonie Zygmunta Bartkiewicza (1898). W tamtym czasie swoje prace sygnował pseudonimem "Noel", żeby odróżnić je od prac brata.

W latach 1899–1900 przebywał we Włoszech, gdzie był stypendystą (wraz z Henrykiem Glicensteinem) berlińskiego Towarzystwa Sztuk Pięknych. Swoje prace prezentował na wystawach w Pałacu Serlupi (1899), w Salonie Zygmunta Bartkiewicza oraz na Wystawie Sztuk Pięknych Józefa Pawłowskiego. W 1902 roku w łódzkim Salonie Jana Grodka zaprezentował m.in. obrazy: Idyllę, Łączkę, Ulicę w Lutomiersku, Drogę do wsi, Stary cmentarz w Lutomiersku oraz Monte Mario o zmroku. Pod koniec 1902 roku wyjechał na stałe do Francji. Mieszkał w Paryżu, skąd często odbywał podróże do Concarneau. W tym czasie, najprawdopodobniej poprzez Olgę Boznańską, poznał Władysława Ślewińskiego, którego twórczość wyraźnie wpłynęła na styl malarski Leona. We Francji należał do Koła Polskiego Artystyczno-Literackiego, a jego prace prezentowane były na Salonie d'Automne oraz Salonie Société Nationale des Beaux-Arts (1904). Pomimo emigracji wystawiał swoje prace w Łodzi, warszawskiej Zachęcie (1903, 1904, 1905, 1906) oraz krakowskim Towarzystwie Przyjaciół Sztuk Pięknych (1905, 1906). Na przełomie 1905 i 1906 roku ponownie przebywał we Włoszech (m.in. w Rzymie).

W 1905 roku Leon Hirszenberg osiadł na stałe w miejscowości Perros-Guirec w Bretanii. Wystawiał w tym czasie swoje prace w Paryżu (m.in. na Salonie Niezależnych w 1911 i 1912 roku), jednak nigdy nie zdobył większego rozgłosu. Do dzisiaj nie zachowało się wiele prac artysty. Kilka z nich jest w posiadaniu Muzeum Sztuki w Łodzi. 10 grudnia 1907 ożenił się w Paryżu z Marią Bulpą. Zmarł w Paryżu 31 maja 1945 roku.

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Polscy malarze modernizmu
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Equality Bill ignores discrimination faced by job seekers with disabilities
The Terence Higgins Trust (THT) is a UK charity that provides advice and support about HIV and sexual health more generally. THT has a lot of experience of working with all kinds of young people. Visit their website for advice about safe sex and sexual health.
A coalition of charities is calling for an amendment to the Equality Bill to reduce major discrimination faced by job seekers with 'invisible' conditions such as mental illness or HIV.
Leading mental health charity Rethink, HIV and sexual health charity Terrence Higgins Trust and NAT (National AIDS Trust) want to see health-related questions banned until after a job offer has been made. The only exception would be for questions directly related to the position applied for. Employers would still be able to ask in advance about conditions which would affect a candidate's ability to undertake that particular role.
Under the current system, employers can ask a job applicant whether or not he or she has a disability, is taking medication or has a medical condition even if the condition or conditions have no relevance to the job. The charities say that this has led to "unacceptable under-the-counter discrimination" and provided 'bad bosses' with a "licence to discriminate".
In the United States and a significant number of EU member states, pre-interview disclosure is against the law, offering significant protection to people with disabilities and long-term medical conditions.
Paul Corry, Rethink Director of Public Affairs, said that:
" Sadly, employers often do not understand that someone with a mental illness can have a fulfilling career and be an asset to their organisation. Many people have to lie on application forms just to get an interview or are put off applying all together. Others who are up-front about their medical history tell us that it is almost impossible to find a job."
He added that:
" Too many people are consigned to unemployment, and poverty through no fault of their own but simply as a result of employers' prejudice. The Deputy Prime Minister has a chance to put this right, but has left millions of people with mental illness between a rock and a hard place. The Equality Bill must address this issue."
Sir Nick Partridge, Chief Executive at Terrence Higgins Trust, said:
" If someone has a condition which won't affect their ability to do a job there's no reason it should be declared before an offer is made. Currently someone with HIV might be the best candidate but could be turned down because an employer makes assumptions about their health. We want to see a level playing field, where someone with a stigmatised condition has an equal chance of getting a job. Employment decisions should be based on ability, not prejudice."
Deborah Jack, Chief Executive of NAT, said:
" In a difficult economic climate and with a reformed benefits system it is more important than ever to remove the discrimination which prevents so many with disabilities from entering paid employment. Irrelevant and intrusive questions deter people from applying for jobs and provide opportunities for unfairness and prejudice. We need to use the Equality Bill to bring the UK into line with international best practice around recruitment and disability."
If someone lies in a job application in relation to their health status and this is later discovered, they could lose the job. Research shows that one in ten employers has withdrawn a job offer and 7% of employers have dismissed an employee for this reason.
The charities say a change in the law would help to reduce discrimination and increase the number of people with HIV and mental illness in work.
News is included on the IvyRose website to inform visitors about current health issues, but not to endorse any particular view or activity. Any views expressed in the article above are not necessarily those of IvyRose Ltd.. At least some of the material in this news item was released by the Terrence Higgins Trust (THT) on or about 24 April 2009.
Source: Terrence Higgins Trust (THT)
http://www.tht.org.uk
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