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Current Affairs Questions on 26 to 30 April 2019 :
During April 2019 who became Jamia Millia Islamia's first-ever woman Vice-Chancellor?
A. Najma Khan
B. Shabana Azami
C. Najma Akhtar
D. Ruhi Khanam
Explanation: Delhi's Jamia Millia Islamia got its first woman vice-chancellor as President Ram Nath Kovind has approved the name of Najma Akhtar for the post on 11 April 2019. She has four decades of academic scholarship in educational leadership
Who was recommended for the Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna Award 2019 recently by the Wrestling Federation of India?
A. Vinesh Phogat
B. Sushil Kumar
C. Sakshi Malik
D. Harpreet Singh
Explanation: The Wrestling Federation of India (WFI) recommended the names of Bajrang Punia and Vinesh Phogat for the Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna Award 2019. Current number one wrestler, Punia recently won the Asian Wrestling Championships in Xi'an, China.
Who was named 2019 FWA footballer of the year?
A. Virgil Van Dijk
B. Lionel Messi
C. Raheem Sterling
D. Cristiano Ronaldo
Explanation: Raheem Sterling has been named the 2019 footballer of the year by the Football Writers' Association (FWA). The Manchester City and England forward topped the poll of the 400-strong FWA membership as a clear winner, with 62 percent of the votes. It was more than 100 votes ahead of Liverpool defender Virgil Van Dijk.
How much rate of interest on Provident Fund (EPF) for 2018-19 was approved by Government on 26 April 2019?
A. 8.90%
B. 8.65%
C. 8.50%
D. 8.85%
Explanation: The Finance Ministry has approved 8.65% rate of interest on EPF for 2018-19 as decided by retirement fund body EPFO. The interest rate on EPF was hiked to 8.65% for the last fiscal from 8.55% provided in 2017-18.
Which country becomes Third Largest Foreign Direct Investor in India recently?
A. Japan
B. Netherlands
C. France
D. Germany
Explanation: The Netherlands has emerged as the third largest foreign direct investor in India during 2017-18, with investments pegged at about $2.67 billion across sectors. The Netherlands was also the second largest destination for foreign investment by Indian companies, after Singapore, with investments worth $12.8 billion in 2017...........Check More at INDIA GK" App: tinyurl.com/IndiaGK
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When the Civil Services Day is celebrated every year in India?
A. 19 April
B. 20 April
C. 21 April
D. 22 April
Explanation: Every year on 21 April, India observes Civil Services Day. On this day, civil servants re-dedicate themselves to work and live for the cause of citizens. It was on this day that Sardar Vallabh Bhai Patel addressed the first batch of civil servants in Independent India at Metcalf House where he referred to civil servants as the 'steel frame of India'.
Manish Maheshwari is appointed MD of which company?
A. Google India
B. Twitter India
C. Jet Airways
D. Reliance Power
Explanation: Twitter has appointed Manish Maheshwari as the Managing Director of its India operations. In 2018, Taranjeet Singh had stepped down as the India Country Director and Balaji Krish was given charge of leading the country's operations in the interim period. Maheshwari has previously served as the CEO of Network18 Digital. Maheshwari will report to Twitter Vice President and Managing Director of Asia Pacific Maya Hari and will be based in Delhi.
Who wins Santosh Trophy 2019?
A. Punjab
B. Goa
C. Services
D. Karnataka
Explanation: The Services have lifted the Santosh Trophy, beating Punjab 1-nil in the final at Ludhiana. On their way to finals, Punjab had defeated Goa 2-1 and Services had defeated Karnataka 4-3 in the semis via a penalty shootout. The Santosh Trophy is a football knock-out competition contested by the regional state associations and government institutions under the All India Football Federation (AIFF) which the Football governing body in India. Santosh Trophy tournament is held every year with 31 teams divided into groups qualified for the tournament proper through the preliminary round.
When Earth Day is observed?
A. April 22
B. April 20
C. May 8
D. May 12
Explanation: Earth Day 2019 observed on 22nd April 2019 marks the 49th annual Earth Day. Earth Day 2019 is observed with the theme Protect Our Species. The theme Protect Our Species aims to highlight that nature's gifts to our planet are the millions of species. But unfortunately, human beings have irrevocably upset the balance of nature. As a result, the world is facing the greatest rate of extinction and the rapid extinction of species in our world today is the result of human activity.
Which country recently became the world's first to launch malaria vaccine?
A. India
B. Kango
C. Serbia
D. Malawi
Explanation: The world's first-ever malaria vaccine was launched in a pilot project in Africa's Malawi on 22 April 2019. Called 'RTS,S' (trade name Mosquirix), is to date the only vaccine that has demonstrated it can significantly reduce malaria in children. The project to develop this vaccine was undertaken by GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) and funded by Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.
When the World Book and Copyright Day is observed every year?
Explanation: The World Book and Copyright Day was observed across the world on April 23, 2019 to highlight the power of books and to promote UNESCO's vision of knowledge societies that are inclusive, pluralistic, equitable, open and participatory for all citizens...........Check More at INDIA GK" App: tinyurl.com/IndiaGK
Home Expo India 2019 held in which city?
B. Chennai
C. Mumbai
D. Greater Noida
Explanation: The 8th edition of Home Expo India 2019 opened at India Expo Centre and Mart, Greater Noida on 16th April 2019. The three-day exhibition has been organized by the Export Promotion Council for Handicrafts (EPCH). Home Expo India covers sectors with maximum thrust and growth potential in home décor, furnishing, furniture, flooring, and textiles.
Bamboo rice has shown up in which state after 4 decades?
A. Bihar
B. Kerala
C. Odisha
D. Jharkhand
Explanation: Nearly after four decades, Bamboo rice has shown up in Odisha. The state of Odisha had last witnessed Bamboo rice in 1979. The Forest Authorities of Chandaka-Dampara Wildlife Sanctuary in Cuttack district have opened up the gates for the forest dwellers to collect the Bamboo rice. Whenever the bamboo rice shows up, it would be accompanied by the increase in the rat population which starts running over the bamboo rice. Hence to avoid the menace the forest authorities have allowed forest dwellers to harvest Bamboo rice. Bamboo rice grows out of a dying bamboo shoot. Bamboo rice looks like paddy rice and tastes more like wheat. Bamboo rice is not commonly available as it takes many years for a bamboo tree to flower. Bamboo rice is believed to contain a low glycaemic index compared to other varieties and it is good for diabetics. It's rich in proteins and does not contain any fat. Bamboo rice is also believed to be containing medicinal values.
Voting on which Loksabha seat cancelled by President on 16th April 2019?
A. Kanpur Rural
B. Vellore
C. Kochin
D. Amravati
Explanation: President Ram Nath Kovind rescinds election to Vellore parliamentary constituency in Tamil Nadu. The Election Commission had sent a recommendation to that effect dated April 14, 2019. The decision to recommend cancellation came after a large sum of cash was allegedly seized from the DMK candidate's office a few days ago. The district police had filed a complaint against DMK candidate Kathir Anand as well as two party functionaries on the basis of a report from the Income Tax department on April 10
Which platforms blocked the access to TikTok App recently in India?
B. Android
C. Instagram
D. Twitter
Explanation: Google on April 16, 2019 blocked the access to highly popular Chinese video app 'TikTok' on its Android play store following the refusal of the Madras High Court to lift the ban imposed on the app on April 3, 2019. The app is now not available for download from Google playstore.
What was India's rank in the World Press Freedom Index 2019?
A. 136th
B. 138th
C. 140th
D. 142nd
Explanation: International NGO, Reporters without Borders has released the World Press Freedom Index 2019. The index is based on the assessment of the countries' press freedom records in the previous year. The report is partly based on a questionnaire which asks questions about pluralism, media independence, environment and self-censorship, legislative framework, transparency, and infrastructure. The World Press Freedom Index 2019′, topped by Norway which is followed by Finland, Sweden, Netherlands and Denmark. India has dropped two places on a global press freedom index to be ranked 140th out of 180 countries and the report indicates an increased sense of hostility towards journalists across the world, with violent attacks in India leading to at least six Indian journalists being killed in the line of their work last year.
Amar Paul was associated with which field?
A. Spots
C. Medicine
D. Cricket
Anwer: B
Explanation: Eminent Bengali folk singer Amar Paul passed away following a cardiac arrest. He was 97. Paul lent his voice in a number of films. He has penned several books on folk songs of Bengal and received accolades from various academies around the world...........Check More at INDIA GK" App: tinyurl.com/IndiaGK
Saraswati Samman 2018 to Telugu poet K Siva Reddy
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Telugu poet K Siva Reddy has been selected for the prestigious Saraswati Samman, 2018. He has been awarded for his work Pakkaki Ottigilite which is a collection of poetry. K Siva Reddy was born in 1943 in a farmer's family in Andhra Pradesh's Guntur. He is considered as the most renowned modern poets in Telugu. Siva Reddy has also published critical essays on poetry. Pakkaki Ottigilite was published in 2016. It is an anthology of 104 poems in blank verse. It captures the responses of the poet over the years to social change, the evolution of his own self and his dynamic relationship with the world.
Saraswati Samman Award was instituted by the KK Birla Foundation in the year 1991. It is given annually for an outstanding literary work written in any official Indian language and published during the preceding 10 years. It carries a cash purse of Rs 15 lakh, apart from a citation and a plaque. Other popular literary awards constituted by the Birla Foundation are Vyas Samman (for Hindi) and Bihari Puraskar (for Hindi and Rajasthani writers of Rajasthan).
Voting on Vellore Loksabha seat cancelled
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President Ram Nath Kovind rescinds election to Vellore parliamentary constituency in Tamil Nadu. The Election Commission had sent a recommendation to that effect dated April 14, 2019.
The decision to recommend cancellation came after a large sum of cash was allegedly seized from the DMK candidate's office a few days ago. The district police had filed a complaint against DMK candidate Kathir Anand as well as two party functionaries on the basis of a report from the Income Tax department on April 10.
Which stock market overtakes Japan to be world's third largest stock market?
A. Hong Kong stock Market
B. BSE
C. Euronext Paris
D. Australian Securities Exchange
Explanation: Hong Kong's equity market has overtaken Japan to be the world's third largest in value, behind only the U.S. and mainland China. This is due to the rebound witnessed in Hong Kong stocks after their worst year since 2011. Hong Kong's market cap was $5.78 trillion as of 9th April 2019 and Japan's market cap was $5.76 trillion. Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index climbed 17 per cent this year. The main driver behind the climb was Internet giant Tencent Holdings Ltd. which has witnessed a 22 per cent gain. Japan's Topix Index advanced 8.3 per cent this year.
Who is appointed as First Chief Justice of New Andhra Pradesh High Court?
A. Gita Mittal
B. Vikram Nath
C. Rajendra Menon
D. Pradeep Nandrajog
Explanation: Justice Vikram Nath, the senior most judge of Allahabad High Court, was appointed as the first Chief Justice of the newly-constituted Andhra Pradesh High Court. The Collegium of Supreme Court comprising of Chief Justice of India Ranjan Gogoi besides Judges S A Bobde and N V Ramana recommended the name of Justice Vikram Nath.
Who is set to win a record fifth term in Israel Elections 2019?
A. Benjamin Netanyahu
B. Benny Gantz
C. Gabi Ashkenazi
D. Moshe Yaalon
Explanation: Incumbent Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is set to win a record fifth term in the country's most closely-fought general election in years after his main rival conceded defeat. With more than 99 percent of votes counted, Netanyahu's Likud party is set to lead a right-wing bloc with 65 of the 120 seats in parliament. Netanyahu's key rival, Blue and White Party's Benny Gantz, accepted the result.
Julian Assange, Wikileaks co-founder was arrested in which country?
A. Austria
B. France
C. UK
D. Australia
Explanation: Wikileaks co-founder Julian Assange has been arrested at the Ecuadorian embassy in London, UK. Assange took refuge in the embassy in 2012 to avoid extradition to Sweden over a sexual assault case that has since been dropped. At Westminster Magistrates' Court on 11th April 2019 was found guilty of failing to surrender to the court. He now faces US federal conspiracy charges related to one of the largest ever leaks of government secrets. The UK will decide whether to extradite Assange, in response to allegations by the Department for Justice that he conspired with former US intelligence analyst Chelsea Manning to download classified databases. He faces up to five years in US prison if convicted on the charges of conspiracy to commit computer intrusion.........Check More at INDIA GK" App: tinyurl.com/IndiaGK
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Which city will host the Nepal-India Franchise Investment Expo and Conclave 2019?
C. Ranchi
D. Kathmandu
Explanation: The Nepal-India Franchise Investment Expo and Conclave will be held during May 15-16, 2019 in Kathmandu. The conclave will be organised by the Federation of Nepalese Chambers of Commerce & Industry (FNCCI) in association with Embassy of India and Franchise India.
Lakshmi Vilas Bank is merging in which entity as was announced on 5 April 2019?
B. Indiabulls Housing Finance Ltd.
C. ICICI Bank
D. LIC Housing finance
Explanation: Lakshmi Vilas Bank Ltd (LVB) on 5 April 2019 announced that its board has approved a merger with mortgage financier Indiabulls Housing Finance Ltd in an all-stock deal. The merged entity, to be called Indiabulls Lakshmi Vilas Bank, will be among the top eight private banks in India by size and profitability. LVB operated 569 branches and 1,046 ATMs across 19 states and one Union territory while Indiabulls is involved in providing home loans, loan against property to retail customer including MSMEs and businesses, lease-rental discounting and construction finance.
Who becomes 1st Indian in FIFA Executive Council?
A. Sharad Panwar
B. Arun Jaitley
C. Praful Patel
D. Sunil Chhetri
Explanation: Praful Patel, president of All India Football Federation (AIFF), has become the first Indian to be elected as a member of FIFA Executive Council. Patel got 38 votes out of the total 46 votes, which only shows how highly he is regarded by the fellow Asian nations. Patel, who serves as a Senior Vice President at the Asian Football Confederation (AFC), was one of the eight candidates vying for the spot in the election, which was held during the 29th AFC Congress in Kuala Lampur in Malaysia.
When the World Heath Day is observed every year?
A. 7 April
B. 8 April
C. 6 April
D. 9 April
Explanation: The World Health Day was observed across the world on April 7, 2019. The day marked the 71st anniversary of the World Health Organisation. The Day is celebrated around a specific health theme every year to highlight a priority area of concern for the World Health Organization.
Which Railway Station becomes 1st to get ISO Certification in India?
A. New Delhi
B. Bhopal
C. Jaipur
D. Guwahati
Explanation: The Guwahati Railway Station has become the first ever railway station in the Indian Railways to get an ISO certification from the National Green Tribunal (NGT) for "providing passenger amenities in a clean and green environment." Many types of ISO certification exist and the one received by Guwahati Railway Station is ISO-14001, which is for Environment Management System as per international norms which were upgraded in 2015. Thus, the station's certificate reads ISO 14001: 2015. .......Check More at INDIA GK" App: tinyurl.com/IndiaGK
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Which country has approved the sale of 24 MH 60 Romeo Seahawk helicopters to India?
A. USA
B. Russia
D. UK
Explanation: The United States has approved the sale of 24 multi-role MH-60 'Romeo' Seahawk helicopters to India at an estimated cost of 2.4 billion US dollars. The MH-60 Romeo Seahawk helicopter is considered to be the world's most advanced maritime helicopter. The helicopters are designed to hunt down submarines, as well as knock out ships and conduct search-and-rescue operations at sea.
Who takes over as Managing Director of LIC?
A. Vipin Anand
B. Rajan Anandan
C. Rajnish Kumar
D. Manan Mishra
Explanation: Vipin Anand has taken charge as Managing Director of Life Insurance Corporation of India. Prior to this, he was in charge of LIC's Western Zone, headquartered at Mumbai. During his service of more than 35 years with the organisation, Anand has handled several assignments in various capacities and departments across different locations in India.
Reserve Bank of India fixed the Repo Rate at what percent in its First Bi-monthly Monetary Policy Statement 2019-20?
Explanation: Reserve Bank of India on 4th April once again reduced the benchmark lending rate by 0.25 percentage points to 6 per cent. Four members of the monetary policy committee (MPC) voted in favour of the rate cut, while Deputy Governor Viral Acharya and Chetan Ghate voted for maintaining the status quo. The central bank has maintained 'Neutral' stance on the monetary policy. While projecting the gross domestic product (GDP) growth for 2019-20 at 7.2 per cent, the RBI revised downward retail inflation estimate to 2.4 per cent in Q4 FY-19.
Which country confers prestigious Zayed Medal to Narendra Modi?
A. Iraq
B. Pakistan
C. UAE
D. USA
Explanation: UAE President Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan conferred the award on Mr. Modi for giving "a big boost" to the bilateral relations between the two countries. The United Arab Emirates (UAE) on 4th April 2019 honoured Prime Minister Narendra Modi with the prestigious Zayed Medal for giving a "big boost' to bilateral strategic ties between the two countries. UAE President Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan conferred the award, the highest decoration awarded to kings, presidents and heads of states, on Mr. Modi. The award comes in appreciation of Mr. Modi's role in consolidating the long-standing friendship and joint strategic cooperation between the two countries, the Khaleej Times reported........Check More at INDIA GK" App: tinyurl.com/IndiaGK
Which state celebrated its 84th foundation day on April 1, 2019?
A. West Bengal
B. Bihar
D. Rajasthan
Explanation: Odisha celebrated its 84th foundation day on April 1, 2019. The day is also known as 'Utkal Divas.' Odisha was the first state to be formed on linguistic basis in 1936. Earlier, the state was a part of Bihar.
Noted Tamil Director J. Mahendran was associated with which field?
A. Film
B. Politics
D. Sports
Explanation: Noted film director J. Mahendran, 79, passed away following a brief hospitalization. He was also seen as an actor in many films. He was also a part of the Blue Ocean Film and Television Academy (BOFTA) in Chennai. Mahendran has directed several memorable films including Mullum Malarum, Johnny and Nenjathai Killadhey.
Who won the men's singles title at the Yonex-Sunrise India Open badminton tournament?
A. Kento Momota
B. Viktor Axelsen
C. Kidambi Srikanth
D. Viktor Axelsen
Explanation: Viktor Axelsen dashed Indian hopes with a 21-7, 22-20 win over Kidambi Srikanth at the India Open 2019 final, in New Delhi. In a rematch of the 2015 final, the Dane saved a couple of game points in the second game to get his second title after 2017 win. In women's singles, Thailand's Ratchanok Intanon created history by becoming the first women's singles shuttler to win the title three times, when she beat the third seed He Bingjiao 21-15, 21-14. With this, she also emulated the legendary Lee Chong Wei's record to become the second singles player to taste glory thrice at India's premier badminton event. Her earlier victories came in 2013 and 2016.
Who wins Bahrain Grand Prix 2019?
A. Daniel Ricciardo
B. Lewis Hamilton
C. Valtteri Bottas
D. Sebastian Vettel
Explanation: Five times world champion Lewis Hamilton won Bahrain Grand Prix 2019 title by beating Valtteri Bottas of Finland who secured the second position. Charles Leclerc was finished at the third position and became Ferrari's youngest ever race winner at the age of 21........Check More at INDIA GK" App: tinyurl.com/IndiaGK
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Financial Services DDoS Attacks Tied to Reaper Botnet
By Kevin Townsend on April 05, 2018
Recorded Future's "Insikt" threat intelligence research group has linked the Mirai variant IoTroop (aka Reaper) botnet with attacks on the Netherlands financial sector in January 2018.
The existence of IoTroop was first noted by Check Point in October 2017. At that point the botnet had not been used to deliver any known DDoS attacks, and its size was disputed. What was clear, however, was its potential for growth.
In January 2018, the financial services sector in the Netherlands was hit by a number of DDoS attacks. Targets included ABN Amro, Rabobank and Ing; but at that time the source of the attack was unknown.
Insikt researchers now report that at least one these financial services attacks -- and possibly more -- was the first known use of IoTroop to deliver a DDoS attack. "IoTroop is a powerful internet of things (IoT) botnet," reports Insikt, "primarily comprised of compromised home routers, TVs, DVRs, and IP cameras exploiting vulnerabilities in products from major vendors including MikroTik, Ubiquity and GoAhead."
The attack itself was not excessively high by modern standards. "The initial attack was a DNS amplification attack with traffic volumes peaking at 30Gb/s," reports Insikt -- far short of the 1.7Tb/s attack that occurred in February.
If the IoTroop assumption is correct, it is clear the botnet has evolved extensively since its discovery last year. Fortinet's SVP products and solutions reported last month, "the Reaper [IoTroop] exploit was built using a flexible Lua engine and scripts, which means that instead of being limited to the static, pre-programmed attacks of previous exploits, its code can be easily updated on the fly, allowing massive, in-place botnets to run new and more malicious attacks as soon as they become available."
Insikt reports that the malware can use at least a dozen vulnerabilities and can be updated by the attackers as new vulnerabilities are exposed. "Our analysis," it says, "shows the botnet involved in the first company attack was 80% comprised of compromised MikroTik routers with the remaining 20% composed of various IoT devices ranging from vulnerable Apache and IIS web servers to routers from Ubiquity, Cisco and ZyXEL. We also discovered Webcams, TVs and DVRs among the 20% of IoT devices, which included products from major vendors such as MikroTik, GoAhead, Ubiquity, Linksys, TP-Link and Dahua."
This list adds new devices now vulnerable to IoTroop in addition to those noted in the original October 2017 research -- which suggests, says Insikt, "a widespread and rapidly evolving botnet that appears to be leveraging publicly disclosed vulnerabilities in many IoT devices."
Insikt's research shows the January attack was delivered from 139 different countries, showing a widespread targeting of vulnerable IoT devices around the world. More than half of the attacking clients are located in the Russian Federation, Brazil, Ukraine, China and the U.S.; but this probably has no relevance other than popularity of MikroTik devices in those countries.
Insikt believes that its analysis of the January DDoS attacks makes it almost certain that at least one and probably more were delivered by IoTroop; but that the new devices included within the botnet show its continuing evolution. "The similarity in device composition with the IoTroop/Reaper botnet," it says, "suggest IoTroop has evolved to exploit vulnerabilities in additional IoT devices and is likely to continue to do so in the future in order to build up the botnet to facilitate larger DDoS attacks against the financial sector."
The research also found seven IP addresses that it believes are likely to be controllers for the botnet. Insikt urges industry to monitor these addresses for malicious activity since they "are likely to be engaged in aggressive scanning for new vulnerable IoT infrastructure to commandeer as well as be responsible for any Denial of Service, attack commands issued to the botnet clients."
Protecting consumer IoT devices is less simple, since consumers notoriously adopt an unpack, plug and play approach to new devices. Nevertheless, Recorded Future urges all users to immediately change default manufacturer passwords, to patch firmware wherever possible and required, to invest in a VPN for devices that have remote access (such as IP cameras), and -- perhaps less easily for consumers -- to disable unnecessary services such as Telnet.
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The "timedatectl" command allows you to set/change/manage time in your Ubuntu 18.04 server using command line. This article explains how to change timezone in Ubuntu 18.04 LTS server in command line. Once you set your timezone the server will automatically sync with NTP servers to get correct time instantly. You don't need to set time manually. But you must have internet connection to reach NTP server.
above command will list all the timezone names. Find yours and go to next step.


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The St Pauls CofE Primary Fundraiser
by Sports For Champions UK (CIC) in York, England, United Kingdom
On 5th July 2021 we successfully raised £240 ( + est. £42.50 Gift Aid ) with 4 supporters in 42 days
Community, Sports
St Pauls Church of England Primary School are hosting an inspirational workshop with Matthew Lee. Can you help us make it happen?
St Paul's C of E are committed to developing compassionate and caring individuals who depend on one another, are highly motivated, and have a life-long love of learning in preparation for the future.
Their small class sizes ensure that everyone is treated as an individual. They pride themselves on their school family ethos where staff, pupils and parents all know each other well. Working closely in partnership with the wider community is key to ensuring the best possible education for all pupils.
Their Core Values
All that we do is underpinned by the core Christian values of Family (Koinonia), Compassion, Perseverance and Forgiveness.
"Though we are many, we form one body, all joined together as members of the whole. We each have different gifts, according to the grace given to each of us. We must use them wisely."
I started athletics as a junior when I was 15 after I used to swim nationally with Ellie Simmonds and playing Football to academy level. When I was 18 I used to train twice a week for about 2 hours and it wasn't something I was completely committed to. After consistently training for 3 months I managed to come 4th at my National Championships. It was then I realised I was quite good and should give Decathlon a go.
At university I decided to fully commit to athletics and took the sport serious where I would train for 40 hours a week 6 days a week. Such a jump in training load took its toll on my body where it broke down and injuries started happening. In my 2nd year I managed to cope better. I was in a position where I was challenging for international vests. And in the summer of 2015, after doing a grade 2 hamstring tear 8 weeks before my National Championships and hardly training I managed to come 3rd and secure an England Vest. In my first international I came 2nd in the most horrendous conditions.
In 2016 I was going from strength to strength, until the same thing happened again, 3 weeks out from challenging for a GB indoor vest I tore my hamstring again. It was a decision to risk competition that I felt was worth the sacrifice, it was paying off as I was winning the competition I was 2 events away from becoming national champion. Then I dislocated my shoulder in pole vault, but I was still selected for the GB team but had to give up my spot as I hadn't recovered in time. Such a blow and serious injury knocked me and more injuries started happening. But did I give up… NO! I am still training for what I want to achieve.
I moved to Liverpool in 2018 and committed my life to athletics. It was a risk that has paid off. I have been back competing after 3 years and have managed to get myself into the best shape of my life and mixing it with some of the top athletes in the country again. I am building for a big year of 2019 where I hope to represent GB twice both indoors and outdoors and pursue my dream f making a Global championships.
Sports For Champions UK (CIC) in partnership with St Paul's C of E Primary School and the local community are running a fundraiser to help support the mental and physical health of the pupils after the national lockdowns.
St Paul's C of E Primary School will be receiving an inspirational visit from renowned Professional athlete Matthew Lee on the 14th of July 2021 and we need your support!
St Paul's C of E Primary School need to recover and rebuild after the national lockdowns and with the help of a visit from Matthew Lee where the pupils and teachers will be given the tools to respond to issues like a pandemic, begin to focus on friendships and social engagement all while improving their physical and mental well being.
St Paul's C of E Primary School will benefit from the money raised to invest in key front-line services and equipment.
We're asking all parents to help make it a memorable event for the pupils with the help of Matthew Lee and to raise funds for key resources for St Paul's C of E Primary School.


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1. Aggrieved by the order passed by the Financial Commissioner, the petitioner has filed the present writ petition, inter alia, challenging the order of the Financial Commissioner as well as Registrar, Cooperative Societies holding petitioner not entitled to become member of the respondent No. 6/Society in terms of the bye-law of the Society as well as under Rule 25 of the Delhi Co-operative Societies Rules. 1973.
4. On the other hand, Mr. Chandra, learned senior counsel for the respondent/ Society has contended that even after amendment to Rule 25 amended proviso would not effect the bye-laws of the Society i.e. bye-laws 5 . Learned counsel for the respondent No. 6/Society has contended that Rule is not in derogation of the bye-laws of the Society but was to supplement the bye-laws. Another contention which has been raised by learned counsel for the respondent is that the amendment to the Rule came on 24-5-1982 and, therefore, that will not help the case of petitioner became a member in the year 1980. He has further contended that even according to the amended rule, the house of the person according to the amended proviso has to be in a slum area. The case of the petitioner does not fall in that area as his house in not in a slum area. Lastly, Mr. Chandra has contended that even if one had a look at Sub-rule (3) of Rule 24, the petitioner has to fulfill the bye-laws of the society and he cannot be a member in contravention of any bye-law of the Society. In support of his contention, learned counsel for the respondent has relied upon a Division Bench judgment of Patna High Court in the case of Postal Cooperative House Construction Society Ltd. v. The Registrar (1972) 8 Coop LJ 271.
5. Petitioner Ram Nath Sharma died on 11-12-1998, leaving behind his wife Smt. Shakuntla Devi and three daughters; Nirmala Devi, Shashi Bala and Anita. The three daughters, who are married, have appointed Smt. Shakuntla Devi as their attorney and also authorised her to succeed Late Shri Ramnath Sharma's membership in the Society. No reply to application (C.M. No. 2015/99) has been filed by the respondents in spite of notice. I allow the application of the petitioner. Let Smt. Shakuntla Devi be arrayed as petitioner in the writ petition.
decided on account of the inherent bar to membership as society was formed especially for postal employees. Therefore, I do not find any force in the arguments of the learned counsel for the respondent. I set aside the impugned order and allow the writ petition. Rule is made absolute. I declare the petitioner to be a member of the society and, therefore, petitioner is entitled to all the consequential benefits of being a member of the Society.
7. Writ petition is allowed.


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Philippine Supreme Court Jurisprudence > Year 1912 > January 1912 Decisions > G.R. No. 6727 January 2, 1912 - UNITED STATES v. ROQUE FLORES
THE UNITED STATES, Plaintiff-Appellee, v. ROQUE FLORES, Defendant-Appellant.
W. J. Rohde, for Appellant.
1. RAPE; MINOR; PENALTY. — Twenty years of reclusion temporal, with the accessory penalties prescribed by law, imposed upon defendant who was convicted of the crime of rape committed upon a girl 8 years of age in the house where she lived.
2. ID.; ID.; ID.; AGGRAVATINC CIRCUMSTANCE. — The fact that the crime of rape was committed in the house of the injured person, taken into consideration as an aggravating circumstance, under the provisions of subsection 20 of article 10 of the Penal Code.
CARSON, J. :
The information in this case charges the defendant with the crime of rape committed upon one Rosa Gabasa, a child under 12 years of age. It appears from the evidence that the child was 8 years of age and lived with her mother, Irene Filipino, in one of the outlying barrios of the city of Iloilo. The defendant, who was 23 years old, was a water carrier from whom the mother of the girl was accustomed to buy water. On the morning of September 22, 1910, according to his daily custom he delivered water at her home. He remained there some little time according to the testimony of the mother, who said that he had been there about an hour before she went to the market leaving the defendant and her daughter in the house alone. According to the testimony of the child, Rosa Gabasa, the defendant made indecent proposals to her after the mother left the house, and afterwards he laid her down upon the floor, where he held her and accomplished his desire. The child did not report these facts to her mother when she returned, but two days later the mother noticed that there was something wrong with the girl, and after making an examination of her private parts discovered a swollen and unnatural condition. The child then told her mother that the defendant had held her on the floor and had had sexual intercourse with her. Doctor Mapa, a physician, was called in and made a more detailed examination. He testified that the exterior parts of the female organs were badly swollen, that the membrane of the vaginal duct was lacerated, and that the child was suffering from the disease of gonorrhea. The defendant was arrested, and upon being stripped by the chief of police he was found to be infected with that disease; he was also examined by Doctor Mapa who testified that he had a chronic case of gonorrhea. The defendant himself admitted that he had the disease and had been troubled with it for a number of years. He did not deny that he was at the house on the morning during which the crime is charged to have been committed; but he denied all the facts which tend to connect him directly with the crime of rape. The record discloses a number of inconsistencies and contradictions in his statements which cast a cloud of doubt and suspicion upon all his testimony. The testimony of the witnesses for the Government is not wholly free from criticism, but we think that the inconsistencies and minor contradictions therein, to which our attention is directed by counsel, are not vital to the issues involved and do not substantially weaken the case as made out by the prosecution.
There can be no doubt from the record before us that the child had been the subject of some man's brutal passion; the lacerated and swollen condition of her vaginal duct and the adiacent exterior parts are proof conclusive upon this point. The further fact that she was suffering from a venereal disease of the same character as that with which the defendant was afflicted, in some sort corroborates the story of the crime as detailed by the injured ehild, Rosa Gabasa. We are eonvineed beyond a reasonable doubt that the record fully establishes the guilt of the accused, and we find no error in the proceedings prejudicial to the rights of the Appellant.
We find no error in the fact that the court below applied the penalty provided in such cases in its maximum degree. No less penalty would fit the brutal and abominable crime with which appellant was convicted. The trial judge considered the abuse of confidence as an aggravating circumstance attendant on the commission of the crime. The man was a water carrier and as such had aceess to the house; he frequently remained for a friendly chat after delivering his water. On the morning in question he was left in the house with the child while the mother went to market. The trial judge was of opinion that these facts are sufficient to support a finding that the eommission of the crime was marked with the aggravating circumstance of abuse of confidence as defined in the eode. This view is vigorously combatted, but we do not deem it necessary to consider or decide the nice questions involved, because there can be no doubt that the crime was committed "in the house of the offended party," and this fact unquestionably constitutes the aggravating circumstance defined in subsection 20 of article 10 of the Penal Code, and justifies and requires the imposition of the penalty in its maximum degree, there being no extenuating circumstances to modify or qualify the commission of the crime. (U. S. v. Cruz, 1 Phil. Rep., 734.)
The judgment of convietion and the sentenee of twenty years reclusion temporal with the accessory penalties imposed by the trial court should be and are hereby affirmed, with the costs of this instance against the Appellant.
Arellano, C.J., Torres, Mapa, Johnson, Moreland, and Trent, JJ., concur.


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Architecture Photography Tips with Emma Desira
Feature Image by: Emma Desira
I always find myself mesmerized by architecture — whether I'm traveling 10 minutes down the road to the CBD of Sydney, or halfway around the world. It amazes me how something can be so functional, and so eye pleasing at the same time.
I love capturing this calculated beauty through photography, and I've learnt heaps of tips over the years while doing it more, and more. In this article I'll share the most important creative architecture photography tips. Hopefully you can take them and grow your own creative output.
How to shoot architecture photography
It all comes down to the story you want to tell. Architecture can reveal a great deal about a location, and often transforms how we engage with a space. Architecture can represent growth and development, or demise. It represents changes through time. It can include iconic symbols or international landmarks. So what story do you want to tell?
In Sydney, where I live, there's no shortage of fascinating buildings to photograph. When I'm trying to create an image that highlights the history of a place, I look for examples of old and new architecture in close proximity. Compositionally, this creates contrast by emphasising the differences between subjects.
If I'm creating an image that's talking about the structural qualities of modern architecture, I think about how to emphasise details such as the lines of a building, or the patterns often found in this style of architecture.
In many cases architectural subjects are symmetrical, in this case I work hard to ensure my images convey that same symmetry. It's a simple — yet technical — approach, which can have great impact. This technique is all about attention to detail, so be sure to line yourself up with the precise center of the building you're photographing.
Look for the light
Photography is all about light, and sometimes the difference between a good shot and a great shot comes down to planning and timing. Where possible, I take my time to observe my subject, and have a good look around before shooting. This allows me to identify interesting angles and features of the building, and provides me the opportunity to look for light.
When I'm scouting a location to shoot I avoid shooting buildings that are in flat light or the shadows of other buildings. To avoid flat light, look for subjects that are brightly lit, a bright subject against a dark background creates a strong sense of contrast and enhances the composition of your image by allowing your subject to stand out from the background.
If you're presented with a high contrast lighting situation, look for any interesting shadows that may form. High contrast lighting situations often reveal new patterns or shapes that can uniquely enhance your composition.
When I'm looking for light, I'm constantly observing how the light hits the facade of the subject, and if it reveals any new details.
I tend to revisit my favourite architectural sites at different times of the day. Revisiting a site under different lighting conditions often reveals different details, making each shoot unique.
Recommended gear for architecture photography
You can shoot architecture with any lens, just consider how you'll use the gear you have, as it will impact your composition.
Typically buildings are quite large subjects, and therefore require wider focal lengths in order to fit the whole subject in. While you may be tempted to tip the camera up to capture the height of the subject, try to keep the sensor parallel to the subject you are shooting to avoid converging vertical lines.
Wide angle lenses are also great for shooting from higher vantage points and capturing cityscapes — they allow you to capture multiple buildings together.
I love modernist architecture — it reveals so many structural details that are particularly photogenic. I often find myself shooting such examples of detail with a longer lens. Being further away and zooming in also minimises distortion when shooting tall subjects, if you can elevate yourself, the results are often further enhanced.
I love shooting architecture photography with Tilt Shift lenses, specifically the Canon TS-E 24mm f/3.5L II Tilt Shift lens. It's without a doubt my favourite lens — closely followed by the Canon TS-E 17mm f/3.5L II Tilt Shift lens — for when I'm shooting slightly larger subjects and interiors.
This type of lens allows you to control the convergence effect, which means you can control how the lines appear on tall buildings, for example — keeping them parallel, instead of converging to a vanishing point. By adjusting the shift function of the Tilt Shift lens, I can better control perspective and distortion. This allows me to keep my camera's sensor parallel to the subject I'm shooting, while still capturing the height of a building.
Use a tripod. This will help keep your camera parallel to the subject when you're shooting your subject front on. Tripods are especially useful if you do shoot with the Tilt Shift lenses — you'll need your hands free to adjust the shift and tilt functions.
Camera settings for architecture photography
When it comes to photographing architecture, shoot in Aperture Priority (AV) or Manual modes. Your subject is stationary, so you can shoot with slower shutter speeds if needed. Just remember, anything below 1/60th of a second requires a tripod.
My preferred camera settings for architecture photography are:
Manual exposure mode
Aperture: f/8 to f/14
Shutter Speed: Varies depending on the light, but you could start with 1/125th of a second and go from there.
You've got the basic info you need to get out there and try your hand at architecture photography. Now get out there and give it a go.
Interested in learning more about Architecture Photography or other genres? Check out the Canon Collective, a group of passionate photography mentors dedicated to helping you grow your skills in a relaxed, down-to-earth environment.
Images and text by Emma Desira.
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Looking at stock performance two years ahead implies that investors choose between two risk-reward strategies based on the current state of the market. For some time now, U.S. equity markets have behaved as if stocks are reasonably valued. In this so-called Goldilocks market, it is common to expect that volatility could return, bringing big swings in prices and volume to the market.
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"The updated rule, which takes effect Dec. 1 and doubles the salary threshold below which workers automatically qualify for time-and-a-half wages to $47,476 from $23,660 a year, or from $455 to $913 a week. Hourly workers are generally guaranteed overtime pay regardless of what they make.
"We're strengthening our overtime pay rules to make sure millions of Americans' hard work is rewarded," President Obama said in a statement. "If you work more than 40 hours a week, you should get paid for it or get extra time off to spend with your family and loved ones.'"
""What our members have told us, what many other employers have told us, is there's not a golden pot of money out there sitting in employers' pockets where they can all of a sudden pay a lot more overtime pay," said David French, vice president of the National Retail Federation. "Instead, they're going to make the rational change and they're going to change jobs.'"
Less filling!
The Secretary of Idiotic Government Rules had this to say:
"Secretary Perez says employers have a variety of ways they can comply with the new rule when it takes effect Dec. 1. "People are going to get at least one of three benefits," Perez said. "They're either going to get more money … more time with their family, or everybody is going to get clarity.'"
Oh, I expect nearly all will get the latter, a butt load of clarity. Mostly, clarity that serious job changes are necessary and like Stephen Green infers, a shift to independent contractor status.
This like nearly all of the President Feckless ODither's employment related regulations are driving employers towards the gig economy. What that means here is the former employee will be paid approximately the same amount as before but sans benefits, and all of the good stuff the employer "pays." The scare quotes are because many of these things, like the employers portion of the Social Security payment are honestly just employee wage masquerading as something else.
The alternative is the employer is likely to simply require these employees to be more productive, meaning if this drives up this pool of employees total wage by 15%, then they will need to produce 15% more. In essence, as David French said, they're going to change the jobs, and the employees are unlikely to like the changes.
Progressives should not perform delicate economic policy maneuvers. They are simply incompetent at this function. They should stick to simple stuff, you know like fist fights at state party conventions, busting up Democrat party headquarters, death threats, and similar easy to pull off jobs.
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In the Food & Flight series, we dip into the Smithsonian-published Famous Personalities of Flight Cookbook to get a taste of our favorite characters in aviation and spaceflight. What better way to indulge in stories about air and space heroes than learning about their favorite recipes?
Mock had a remarkable spirit of adventure. Although she was virtually unknown when she filed her round-the-world flight record with the National Aeronautic Association, she soon grabbed the world's attention.
Mock didn't set out on this groundbreaking flight for the fame and glory. Instead, she sought the thrill of discovering new countries, cultures, and people. Casablanca, Morocco was the third pit stop in Mock's journey. In her book Three-Eight Charlie, named after the Cessna 180 N1538C she flew around the world in, Mock describes the amazement she felt while experiencing Morocco for the first time.
"Carved Moorish pillars spiraled to a high ceiling. A string trio played on a raised platform at one side. But the shapes of the instruments and the eerie sounds coming from them were vastly different from ours at home," Mock writes in her book.
In her time there, Mock learned about Muslim tradition, Moroccan music, and of course, delicious food. At dinner, Mock feasted on Ramadan soup, pigeon bastilla, and couscous.
After dinner, the president of the Aero Club of Morocco welcomed Mock into his home, served her tea, and discussed airplanes with her until it was time for her to return to the French home she was staying in during her time there.
Mock wrote about the world from a fresh perspective. She felt like she had stepped into a movie at times, and marveled at the bustling streets, brightly-colored dancers, and ancient marketplace that she found in Casablanca.
On April 17, 1964, Jerrie and Charlie landed back in Columbus, completing their journey around the globe. Although her adventure was over, Mock brought back a little piece of her travels through the recipes she collected and the memories she shared in her book.
If you are brave enough to take on this bastilla recipe that Mock brought back with her, you just might experience some of the excitement and fascination Mock felt during her time in Morocco.
The chicken, onion, parsley, and all of the spices simmer, almost ready to be assembled into bastilla. Photo courtesy of MaryCate Most.
Combine all ingredients well. To store, firm with olive oil, cover tightly, and refrigerate.
Brown chicken or pigeons in 6 tablespoons of the butter. Remove to a plate. Add onions to pan and cook until translucent. Add coriander, harissa, cumin, mint, parsley, ginger, saffron, salt, and ½ teaspoon cinnamon. Mix in water and bring to a boil. Return chicken to pan, cover, and cook over low heat until tender. Drain chicken and reserve broth. Cut meat into pieces about 2 inches by 1 inch, discarding bones and skin.
Bring reserved broth to a boil. Beat eggs lightly and add, stirring until softly scrambled and most of broth is absorbed. Remove from heat.
Brown chopped almonds in 4 tablespoons of the butter. Drain and mix with sugar and ½ teaspoon cinnamon.
Spread 6 sheets of phyllo so they overlap in a circle, pinwheel fashion. Fold 2 sheets in half and place in center for reinforcement.
Spread almond mixture in an 8-inch circle in the center of phyllo leaves. Cover with ½ of the egg mixture. Put pieces of chicken in a neat layer on top of this and cover with the rest of the eggs.
Fold up center pieces of phyllo to encircle all layers of stuffing. Melt 8 tablespoons of butter and brush on exposed phyllo (open leaves) and fold each sheet up over the stuffing separately. Brush each sheet as you proceed. Before the last sheet of folded phyllo is pulled up, add 2 more folded sheets to the top of the stack to make the crust firmer.
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Tahquitz (, sometimes ) is a spirit found in the legends of the Cahuilla, Kumeyaay and Luiseño Native American people of Southern California. Accounts of the legend vary significantly, but most agree that Tahquitz represents evil or death, and his spirit makes its home on Mount San Jacinto. Some accounts report that he steals people and/or their souls and devours them on the mountain. Tahquitz manifests himself in the form of fireballs, lighting, meteors and thunderous sounds on the mountain and in the canyons.

Agua Caliente Legend
Some accounts of the legend state that Tahquitz Canyon played a key role in the story. The canyon is located on the Agua Caliente reservation lands, and is an important cultural site. The tribal group's web page dedicated to the canyon describes The Legend of Taquitz as follows:

Mukat's People
Author Lowell John Bean, in his book Mukat's People; The Cauilla Indians of Southern California, applies a different orthography, rendering the name as Taqwuš instead of Tahquitz. He describes Taqwuš as one of the nakutem, those who were created in the beginning by Mukat and Temayawt. Specifically, Taqwuš is the first Puul, or Shaman, and he manifests himself as a meteor or a human-like form that emits blue sparks. Taqwuš lived on San Jacinto Peak and was the cause of misfortune. He was most active at night and would travel about stealing souls.

Origin and application of the name
In the Luiseño language the word Tahquitz derives from the word Takwish, meaning "electric fireball" or "meteor". However, it is thought that the Luiseño adopted the story from the Cahuilla. The spelling of the word Tahquitz varied, until it was standardized by the 1897–1898 U.S. Geological Survey of the San Jacinto quadrangle. Alternate spellings include:

Several peaks on Mount San Jacinto have been named for Tahquitz:
Tahquitz Peak, an  secondary peak on Mount San Jacinto
Tahquitz Rock, an  large granite outcropping, also called "Lily rock"
Red Tahquitz, an  peak that has a reddish hue

Additional features on Mount San Jacinto include:
Tahquitz Meadow or Valley at the  elevation
Tahquitz Canyon and Creek which descend from Tahquitz Peak with a length of about , and about a  fall
Tahquitz Falls, within the canyon at the  level

Beyond the mountain, the name Tahquitz has been applied to:
Tahquitz Canyon Way, a main thoroughfare in Palm Springs that leads to the Palm Springs International Airport
Tahquitz mousetail, the common name for Ivesia callida, a member of the rose family
Tahquitz OG, a strain of cannabis
Tahquitz High School in Hemet, California

Cultural references
The Tribe of Tahquitz is an Honor Boy Scout organization of the Long Beach Area Council
Camp Tahquitz is a Long Beach Area Council camp in Angelus Oaks, California
Tahquitz is a supporting character in the Louis L'Amour novel, The Lonesome Gods (1983), that is mistaken for a demigod of Native American legend and lives in the mountains alone near Agua Caliente. The story features the mountain as well as the Mojave and Colorado Deserts of California as the setting of the story.
Tahquitz Exchange is a novel by Bernnie Reese (1993). DeChamp Co. pp. 225.
Tahquitz is a major recurring support character in the second novel Idyllwild of The Sheriff Wyler Scott Series a novel by "Mark Paul" Sebar which takes place in the modern Colorado Desert and High San Jacinto Mountains. pp. 233

See also

Cahuilla traditional narratives
Cahuilla mythology
Luiseño traditional narratives
Kumeyaay traditional narratives
List of Riverside County, California, placename etymologies
Tahquitz (disambiguation)

References

Bibliography

Citations

External links
Tahquitz Canyon home page.

Cahuilla
Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians
Luiseño
Kumeyaay
Gods of the indigenous peoples of North America
Death gods
Death in Riverside County, California
History of Riverside County, California
Native Americans in Riverside County, California
Religion in Riverside County, California

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The Queensland Collaborative for Cancer Survivorship (QCCS) leads world-class research to improve patient outcomes from the time of diagnosis, and for the remainder of their life.
Prof David Wyld
Medical Oncologist (QCCS Co-Chair/Founding Chair)
Prof Ray Chan
Nurse (QCCS Co-Chair/Founding Co-Chair)
Dr Bena Brown
Principal Allied Health Research Fellow in Cancer, Advanced Speech Pathologist (Cancer Care)
A/Prof Glen Kennedy
Haematologist and Hospital Executive
Dr Natalie Bradford
A/Prof Natasha Woodward
Prof Penny Webb
Cancer Epidemiologist
Dr Rebecca Nund
Dr Rick Walker
Medical Oncologist/Youth Cancer Services Lead Clinician
Dr Teresa Brown
A/Prof Vanessa Beesley
Director, Department of Medical Oncology, RBWH
Qualifications: MBBS (Hons), University of Qld, 1987; RACP Advanced Training in Medical Oncology, 1996; Fellowship of Royal Australian College of Physicians (FRACP), 1996.
Current Appointments:
Associate Professor, School of Medicine, University of Queensland (UQ)
Adjunct Associate Professor, Faculty of Health, Queensland University of Technology (QUT)
Affiliate, QIMR Berghofer Medical Research Institute
A/Prof Wyld is a Medical Oncologist who has practiced as a staff specialist (currently Eminent status) at Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital (RBWH) for over 20 years, after having undertaken an ICRF Cancer Research Fellowship in Leeds, UK, in 1996-97. He has been the Director of Medical Oncology at RBWH for 20 years, during which time he has overseen the development of the large, highly regarded Medical Oncology clinical trials unit at RBWH, and has managed the unit continuously for almost 20 years. Over the last 20 years as a full-time practicing cancer clinician at RBWH, A/Prof Wyld has maintained an active research focus, predominantly in the area of clinical research, including a major focus on clinical trials (see below). A/Prof Wyld's research involvement over 20 years has been broad, but with a particular focus on gastrointestinal cancers, gynaecologic malignancies and qualitative patient-focused research. His current major research interests are in the area of neuroendocrine tumours (NETs), pancreatic cancer, colorectal cancer and the area of supportive care, survivorship and qualitative patient focused research. He also has a long history of mentoring staff in clinical research and a proven track record of research collaboration.
Doctor of Philosophy (Queensland University of Technology), Master of Applied Science (Research) (Queensland University of Technology), Bachelor of Nursing (Queensland University of Technology)
Dr Raymond Chan is Professor of Cancer Nursing, Princess Alexandra Hospital and Queensland University of Technology. To date, he has attracted over 21 million (AUD) of research project grants as a chief investigator (> $7 Million as CIA) to undertake research in supportive cancer care. Dr Chan is a chief investigator for 4 current/past NHMRC project grants and 2 NHMRC Fellowships, and has published 115 peer-reviewed articles. Ray is currently the Chair for the Survivorship Group, Multinational Association for Supportive Care in Cancer (MASCC), and the Board Director (Knowledge Development and Dissemination) for the International Society of Nurses in Cancer Care (ISNCC). He is a past President for the Cancer Nurses Society of Australia (CNSA), the peak professional body representing cancer nurses across Australia.
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(2017-2020): A sequential multiple assignment randomised trial (SMART) of nursing interventions to reduce pain associated with chemotherapy induced peripheral neuropathy. NHMRC (CID)
(2016-2019): Peripherally InSerted Central catheter Securement: the PISCES Trial. NHMRC (CIC)
(2014-2017): Development and evaluation of a nurse-led, tailored self-management behavioural intervention for managing distressing symptoms in patients with advanced cancer (The SM2 Study). RBWH Foundation and NHMRC (CIA)
(2014-2015): Younger women's wellness after cancer program. RBWH Foundation (CID)
(2014): Central venous Access device SeCurement And Dressing Effectiveness in Cancer Care: The CASCADE Trial. RBWH Foundation (CIA)
(2013-2016): Improving quality of life in high-risk cancer populations: a randomised trial of a structured intervention for head and neck cancer survivors. NHMRC (CIJ)
(2012-2013): A double-blind randomised controlled trial of Moogoo Udder Cream® versus aqueous cream for managing radiation-induced skin reactions in patients with cancer. RBWH Foundation; Office of Health and Medical Research; Cancer Nurses Society of Australia; Moogoo Skincare
(2011-2014): The RSVP Trial: Replacement of Intravascular device administration sets after Standard Versus Prolonged use. NHMRC and RBWH Foundation (CIG)
(2010): Self-management associated with fatigue in patients with advanced cancer. RBWH Foundation, Queensland Nursing Council, Royal College of Nursing Australia (CIA)
Recent QCCS Project
The effects of bundled interventions on clinical practice for fertility preservation amongst young cancer patients
Cancer Care, Supportive Care, Cancer Nursing, Survivorship Care
Symptom Management, Quality of Life, Palliative Care, End-of-life Care
Evidence-based Practice, Cochrane Systematic Reviews
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Principal Allied Health Research Fellow in the Division of Cancer Services and an Advanced Speech Pathologist (Cancer Care) at the PA Hospital
Dr Bena Brown is a clinician-researcher with a passion for caring for people with cancer and their families. Her research interests are focussed on optimising health services and systems, person-centred care, telepractice, and survivorship. Bena has lead the design, testing and implementation of ScreenIT – an electronic patient reported outcome platforms which connects patients with cancer, and their families, to their health care team. Since the awarding of her PhD, Bena has worked part-time (2.5 years full time equivalent since 2012) sharing motherhood with her research and clinical career. She has 45 peer-reviewed publications, has presented at multiple national and international conferences, and has been awarded over $1.5 million in research grants.
Executive Director, Cancer Care Services, RBWH Senior Staff Specialist, Department of Haematology, RBWH
A/Prof Glen Kennedy is a Haematologist who specialises in the treatment of malignant haematological disorders including bone marrow / stem cell transplantation.
A/Prof Kennedy began his specialty training in combined clinical haematology and haematology pathology in 1999, and was admitted to the Royal Australasian College of Physicians in late 2002 and the Royal College of Pathologists of Australasia in early 2003.
In 2003 A/Prof Kennedy undertook a Clinical Fellowship at the Peter McCallum Cancer Institute in Melbourne, Victoria, in areas of malignant and transplant haematology. To date, A/Prof Kennedy has authored or co-authored over 60 peer reviewed publications, over 100 abstracts at national and international meetings, and developed and managed several local investigator initiated studies in haematology and bone marrow transplantation.
In late 2003 A/Prof Kennedy returned to the Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital and was appointed Deputy Director of the Department of Haematology in 2007. Since 2004 he has conducted regional services in haematology at the Rockhampton Hospital and gained his academic title via the University of Queensland School of Medicine in 2010.
Senior Research Fellow, Queensland University of Technology
The consequences of cancer and treatment on fertility can be a continuing source of distress for adolescent and young adults. Oncofertility is a developing specialty that focuses on the reproductive future for cancer survivors as well as interventions to manage the psychosocial aspects of loss of reproductive function. This project aimed to identify the clinical practice of fertility preservation for young people aged 15-24 years across five tertiary cancer centres in Queensland. Data were examined over a five year period (2012-2016) regarding documented risk of infertility discussions, referral to fertility specialists and fertility preservation. Analysis identify variation in clinical practice associated with age, gender and disease type. While targeted interventions in 2015 were effective in reducing variations across some domains, the lack of uniform guidelines, clear referral pathways and limited consensus on the best way to deliver and provide services continue as barriers to equitable fertility preservation. We aim to develop further interventions to address these issues.
Senior Medical Oncologist, Mater Misericordiae Ltd
A/Prof, School of Clinical Medicine, Mater Clinical Unit, University of Queensland
A/Prof Woodward is a senior medical oncologist at Mater Misericordiae Ltd and an Associate Professor, School of Clinical Medicine, Mater Clinical Unit, University of Queensland. A/Prof Woodward completed medical training in 1993, graduating with first class honours and a University Medal, and obtained her FRACP (Medical Oncology subspeciality) in 2002. A/Prof Woodward commenced employment as a Medical Oncologist at Princess Alexandra Hospital in 2003, and was recruited to Mater Misericordiae Ltd in 2010 as a Senior Medical Oncologist. A/Prof Woodward is an invited member of the MOGA Breast Cancer Expert Advisory Panel, and a principal investigator for Breast Cancer Trials. A/Prof Woodward is Principal Investigator for 18 clinical trials at the Mater, and co-investigator on many more.
A/Prof Woodward has published 17 journal articles (first author of 2 of these journal articles and last author of 3); and 18 abstracts. A/Prof Woodward's works have been cited more than 250 times. A/Prof Woodward is involved as a co-investigator or chief investigator on approx $1.25million in grants for research.
A/Prof Woodward has a long history of being involved in practice- changing clinical trial research in breast cancer patients and is passionate about research to improve symptom management and survivorship in breast cancer. Some of her current research interests are Cochrane reviews related to AI arthralgia, and taxane related peripheral neuropathy. A/Prof Woodward is also involved in multi-disciplinary collaborative breast cancer research projects, and is on the steering committee for a recently established breast cancer biobank.
Gynecological Cancers Group Leader, QIMR Berghofer Medical Research Institute
Prof Penelope Webb's research interests cover all aspects of the epidemiology of ovarian and endometrial cancer from aetiology and prevention, to diagnosis, patterns of care, quality of life and survival. A particular focus is on the role of environmental (non-genetic) factors in the causation of cancer and also the development of sequelae and survival after a diagnosis of cancer.
Much of this work is conducted within two national population-based studies, the Australian Ovarian Cancer Study (AOCS, 2002-6) and Australian National Endometrial Cancer Study (ANECS, 2007-9), and within two international consortia, the Ovarian Cancer Association Consortium (OCAC) and Epidemiology of Endometrial Cancer Consortium (E2C2). A 24-month follow-up for the Ovarian Cancer Prognosis and Lifestyle (OPAL) Study was recently completed in which we are investigating whether modifiable aspects of lifestyle are associated with outcomes following a diagnosis of ovarian cancer. As well as this, approval has been obtained for a new project using data-linkage to assess the relation between medication use and cancer risk and outcomes.
Dr Rebecca Nund is a Lecturer and Early Career Researcher in the School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences, Faculty of Health and Behavioural Sciences. She is a member of the Communication Disability Centre and an affiliate of the Centre for Functioning and Health Research (CFAHR). Dr Nund has published over 15 research articles and book chapters with her main focus on the impacts of swallowing disorders in head and neck cancer on survivors and their families. She has a special interest in qualitative research and the International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health. Dr Nund teaches across all years of the Undergraduate and Graduate Entry Master's Speech Pathology Program.
Dr Rick Walker is the Lead Clinician/Medical Oncologist at the Queensland Youth Cancer Services. He works across Children's Health Queensland and Metro South Health.
Dr Teresa Brown is the Assistant Director, Nutrition and Dietetics at the Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital, Metro North Hospital and Health Services.
Behavioural Scientist, QIMR Berghofer Medical Research Institute
A/Prof Vanessa Beesley has dedicated over a decade to working in the specialised field of patient-reported outcomes in cancer research. A/Prof Beesley is passionate about person-centred care, based on these outcomes. A/Prof Beesley's work spans across many tumour streams including patients and carers affected by ovarian, endometrial, pancreatic, colorectal cancer, neuroendocrine tumours and melanoma. A/Prof Beesley has been a chief investigator of nine patient-reported outcome studies funded through major national schemes or specialist agencies, published over 50 scientific articles, held multiple Cancer Australia contracts to provide recommendations to government. A/Prof Beesley has substantive expertise in analysis of patient-reported outcome data and have co-written a manual on this topic. A/Prof Beesley has personally led both observational studies and clinical trials to provide evidence about ways to improve the management and outcomes for people affected by cancer.
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Wrong Time to Abandon Emerging Markets?
By Shefali Anand
As emerging-markets stocks lost value in late August, Jamie Jackson, an investment adviser in Chicago, was watching for an opportunity to buy.
"Over the next three years, these markets are going to produce the best returns of any asset class," says Mr. Jackson, managing principal at investment-advisory firm Stairway Partners LLC.
In the near term, he says, emerging countries face challenges to growth, especially as China's economy slows down more sharply than people had expected. But even if China's economy grows at less than 7% a year, emerging-markets securities likely will produce better returns than other investments, Mr. Jackson says.
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Last year, the advisers felt that an index of emerging-markets stocks was cheap compared with expected returns from the underlying stocks, so they added to it. Mr. Jackson says that buying when the markets are volatile, as they have been recently, carries the risk —in Wall Street parlance —of "catching a falling knife," as prices could keep declining. But he says being too picky about the right entry point could mean missing out on a potential early rally.
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Mikołaj, imię świeckie Nikołaj Metodiew Sewastijanow, bułg. Николай Методиев Севастиянов (ur. 19 lipca 1969 w Sofii) – bułgarski biskup prawosławny.

Życiorys
Ukończył seminarium duchowne w Sofii. W 1990 rozpoczął studia na wydziale teologicznym uniwersytetu w Sofii. 6 grudnia 1990 złożył wieczyste śluby mnisze przed metropolitą wraczańskim Kalinikiem. Od 1992 jako hierodiakon służył w eparchii sofijskiej. 17 maja 1993 w cerkwi św. Mikołaja Sofijskiego w Sofii został wyświęcony na hieromnicha przez patriarchę bułgarskiego Maksyma. Od 1994 do 1996 odbywał studia specjalistyczne w Moskiewskiej Akademii Duchownej. Po powrocie do Bułgarii został wykładowcą w seminarium duchownym w Sofii. 29 czerwca 1998 otrzymał godność archimandryty.

7 lipca 2001 w cerkwi św. Niedzieli w Sofii został wyświęcony na biskupa znepolskiego, wikariusza metropolii sofijskiej. Był wówczas najmłodszym biskupem w hierarchii bułgarskiej. W lutym 2007 został wyznaczony do objęcia katedry płowdiwskiej.

Znany z konserwatywnych poglądów, duchowny jest zdecydowanym przeciwnikiem ekumenizmu. Należał do głównych organizatorów protestów przeciwko wizycie Jana Pawła II w Bułgarii. W 2006 wywołał skandal dyplomatyczny, gdy w czasie Świętej Liturgii z udziałem nuncjusza papieskiego Antonio Menniniego zajął przeznaczony dla niego fotel. W tym samym roku część biskupów bułgarskich sugerowała przeniesienie hierarchy Mikołaja w stan spoczynku, jednak patriarcha Maksym nie zgodził się na podjęcie takiej decyzji.

Przypisy

Urodzeni w 1969
Ludzie urodzeni w Sofii
Metropolici płowdiwscy