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Future perspectives in melanoma research: Meeting report from the "Melanoma Bridge": Napoli, December 3rd-6th 2014
Ascierto, PA and Atkins, M and Bifulco, C and Botti, G and Cochran, A and Davies, M and Demaria, S and Dummer, R and Ferrone, S and Formenti, S and Gajewski, TF and Garbe, C and Khleif, S and Kiessling, R and Lo, R and Lorigan, P and Arthur, GM and Masucci, G and Melero, I and Mihm, M and Palmieri, G and Parmiani, G and Puzanov, I and Romero, P and Schilling, B and Seliger, B and Stroncek, D and Taube, J and Tomei, S and Zarour, HM and Testori, A and Wang, E and Galon, J and Ciliberto, G and Mozzillo, N and Marincola, FM and Thurin, M (2015) Future perspectives in melanoma research: Meeting report from the "Melanoma Bridge": Napoli, December 3rd-6th 2014. Journal of Translational Medicine, 13 (1).
© 2015 Ascierto et al. The fourth "Melanoma Bridge Meeting" took place in Naples, December 3-6th, 2014. The four topics discussed at this meeting were: Molecular and Immunological Advances, Combination Therapies, News in Immunotherapy, and Tumor Microenvironment and Biomarkers. Until recently systemic therapy for metastatic melanoma patients was ineffective, but recent advances in tumor biology and immunology have led to the development of new targeted and immunotherapeutic agents that prolong progression-free survival (PFS) and overall survival (OS). New therapies, such as mitogen-activated protein kinase (MAPK) pathway inhibitors as well as other signaling pathway inhibitors, are being tested in patients with metastatic melanoma either as monotherapy or in combination, and all have yielded promising results. These include inhibitors of receptor tyrosine kinases (BRAF, MEK, and VEGFR), the phosphatidylinositol 3 kinase (PI3K) pathway [PI3K, AKT, mammalian target of rapamycin (mTOR)], activators of apoptotic pathway, and the cell cycle inhibitors (CDK4/6). Various locoregional interventions including radiotherapy and surgery are still valid approaches in treatment of advanced melanoma that can be integrated with novel therapies. Intrinsic, adaptive and acquired resistance occur with targeted therapy such as BRAF inhibitors, where most responses are short-lived. Given that the reactivation of the MAPK pathway through several distinct mechanisms is responsible for the majority of acquired resistance, it is logical to combine BRAF inhibitors with inhibitors of targets downstream in the MAPK pathway. For example, combination of BRAF/MEK inhibitors (e.g., dabrafenib/trametinib) have been demonstrated to improve survival compared to monotherapy. Application of novel technologies such sequencing have proven useful as a tool for identification of MAPK pathway-alternative resistance mechanism and designing other combinatorial therapies such as those between BRAF and AKT inhibitors. Improved survival rates have also been observed with immune-targeted therapy for patients with metastatic melanoma. Immune-modulating antibodies came to the forefront with anti-CTLA-4, programmed cell death-1 (PD-1) and PD-1 ligand 1 (PD-L1) pathway blocking antibodies that result in durable responses in a subset of melanoma patients. Agents targeting other immune inhibitory (e.g., Tim-3) or immune stimulating (e.g., CD137) receptors and other approaches such as adoptive cell transfer demonstrate clinical benefit in patients with melanoma as well. These agents are being studied in combination with targeted therapies in attempt to produce longer-term responses than those more typically seen with targeted therapy. Other combinations with cytotoxic chemotherapy and inhibitors of angiogenesis are changing the evolving landscape of therapeutic options and are being evaluated to prevent or delay resistance and to further improve survival rates for this patient population. This meeting's specific focus was on advances in combination of targeted therapy and immunotherapy. Both combination targeted therapy approaches and different immunotherapies were discussed. Similarly to the previous meetings, the importance of biomarkers for clinical application as markers for diagnosis, prognosis and prediction of treatment response was an integral part of the meeting. The overall emphasis on biomarkers supports novel concepts toward integrating biomarkers into contemporary clinical management of patients with melanoma across the entire spectrum of disease stage. Translation of the knowledge gained from the biology of tumor microenvironment across different tumors represents a bridge to impact on prognosis and response to therapy in melanoma.
Ascierto, PA
Atkins, M
Bifulco, C
Botti, G
Cochran, A
Davies, M
Demaria, S
Dummer, R
Ferrone, S
Formenti, S
Gajewski, TF
Garbe, C
Khleif, S
Kiessling, R
Lo, R
Lorigan, P
Arthur, GM
Masucci, G
Melero, I
Mihm, M
Palmieri, G
Parmiani, G
Puzanov, I
Romero, P
Schilling, B
Seliger, B
Stroncek, D
Taube, J
Tomei, S
Zarour, HM zarourhm@pitt.edu ZAROURHM
Testori, A
Wang, E
Galon, J
Ciliberto, G
Mozzillo, N
Marincola, FM
Thurin, M
Journal of Translational Medicine
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School of Medicine > Immunology
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Add 1 more cup of water and mix well. Keep aside.
Heat the oil in a small non-stick pan and add the cumin seeds.
When the seeds crackle, remove the pan off the flame and add the asafoetida and curry leaves, mix well and add it to the prepared batter.
Add the coriander, green chillies and onions and mix well.
Heat a non-stick tava (griddle) and grease it lightly with oil and sprinkle little water on it and wipe it off gently using a muslin cloth.
Pour ½ cup batter evenly on the tava (griddle), smear a little oil in the holes of the dosa and cook it on a high flame till it turns golden brown in colour or until crisp.
Repeat with the remaining batter to make 4 more rava dosas.
Serve the rava dosa immediately with sambhar and coconut chutney.
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We released Oracle Database 18.3 for Linux last week. It (and the "full" Oracle Client) are downloadable from here. Read this to find out about some of the new database features.
Many of the readers of my blog have an equal interest in the "client side". You'll be happy that Oracle Instant Client 18.3 for Linux 64-bit and 32-bit is also available. Instant Client is just a rebundling of the Oracle client libraries and some tools. They are the same ones available with an Oracle Database installation or the "full" Oracle Client installation but installation is much simpler: you just unzip a file, or install an RPM package on Linux and use them to connect your applications to Oracle Database.
My wider group's most exciting project in 18.3 is the Connection Manager (CMAN) Traffic Director mode whose sub-location in the Oracle manual is a sign of how the feature its transparent, and not indicative of the huge engineering effort that went into it. CMAN in Traffic Director Mode is a proxy between the database clients and the database instances. Supported OCI clients from Oracle Database 11g Release 2 (11.2) and later can connect to CMAN to get improved high availability (HA) for planned and unplanned database server outages, connection multiplexing support, and load balancing.
You probably know that Oracle Database 18c is really just a re-badged 12.2.0.2. Due to the major version number change and the new release strategy, there is a new OCIServerRelease2() call to get the database version number. The old OCIServerRelease() function will give just the base release information so use the new function to get the actual DB patch level. Why? Let's just say there were robust discussions about the upgrade and release cycles, and about handling the "accelerated" version change across the whole database product suite and how things like upgrade tools were affected.
Extracting Instant Client 18.3 ZIP files now pre-creates symbolic links for the C and C++ client libraries on relevant operating systems. Yay! One fewer install step.
Instant Client now also pre-creates a network/admin sub-directory to show where you can put any optional network and other configuration files such as tnsnames.ora, sqlnet.ora, ldap.ora, and oraaccess.xml. This directory will be used by default for any application that loads the related Oracle Client libraries.
Support for Client Result Caching with dynamic binds where descriptors are not involved and the bind length is less than 32768. Since scripting languages tend to use dynamic binds for character data this could be a big performance win for your lookup table queries.
Unique ID generation improvements. One little old gotcha, particularly in some hosted or cloud environments, were errors when Oracle applications tried to generate a unique key for your client. This manifested itself as an Oracle error when you tried to start a program. Workarounds included adding a hostname to /etc/hosts. There were improvements in Oracle Client 18c for unique key generation so the problem should be less common.
If the time from the start of any one round-trip to the completion of that same round-trip exceeds the call timeout milliseconds, then the operation is halted and an Oracle error is returned.
In the case where an OCI call requires more than one round-trip and each round-trip takes less than the specified number of milliseconds, then no timeout will occur, even if the sum of all round-trip calls exceeds the call timeout value.
After a timeout has occurred, the connection must be cleaned up. This is allowed to run for the same amount of time as specified for the original timeout. For very small timeouts, if the cleanup fails, then an ORA-3114 is returned and the connection must be released. However if the cleanup is successful then an ORA-3136 is returned and the application can continue using the connection.
You can see this will be most useful for interrupting SQL statements whose "execute" phase may take some time.
The OCI Session pool underlays many application connection pools (and if it doesn't underlay yours, then it should - ask me why). Improvements in 18c session pooling include some usability "do-what-I-mean" parameter size check tweaks, internal lock improvements, and a new attribute OCI_ATTR_SPOOL_MAX_USE_SESSION.
One other change that was much debated during development is the OCISessionGet() behavior of OCI_SPOOL_ATTRVAL_NOWAIT mode when a pool has to grow. Prior to 18c, even though it was a 'no wait' operation, getting a connection would actually wait for the pool to grow. Some users didn't like this. Since creating connections could take a few moments they had no way to control the quality of service. Now in 18c the mode doesn't wait - if there's no free connection immediately available, then control is returned to the application with an error. If you are impacted by the new behavior, then look at using alternative session acquire modes like OCI_SPOOL_ATTRVAL_TIMEDWAIT. Or better, keep your pool a constant size so it doesn't need to grow, which is what is recommended by Oracle's Real World Performance Group.
SODA support. Simple Oracle Document Access (SODA) that was previously only available via JDBC is now available in OCI. Yum. Let's see what we can do with this now it's in C. More on this later.
I hope this has given you a taste of some Oracle Client 18c changes and given you links to explore more. Don't forget that much new database functionality is available to clients transparently or via SQL and PL/SQL.
Finally, remember that Oracle has client-server version interoperability so 18c OCI programs can connect to Oracle Database 11.2 or later. It's time to upgrade your client!
I am trying to use the new OCCI on RHEL7 with a C++17 application but that seems to introduce some problems. When using g++ 7.1, compilation succeeds but passing user credentials to Environment::CreateConnection(), an Exception is thrown with the error message "ORA-24960: the attribute OCI_ATTR_USERNAME is greater than the maximum allowable length of 255". A quick search in the internet reveals that other people encountered that problem as well, but the only solution seems to use an older g++ version (I can confirm with 4.4.7), which is not a viable solution for me. Can OCCI18 be used with newer compilers like gcc 7.x?
I see you've already posted to https://community.oracle.com/community/technology_network_community/database/developer-tools/call_interface which is the best place to ask technical questions.
Is there an instant client windows 32bits for oracle 18C EE/SE.
Windows 32bit Instant Client is planned. Keep your eye on the download page.


I am honoured to host this excerpt from my blogging friend Kris Camealy's first book, Holey, Wholly, Holy. The best title of the year, isn't it?
"We are brought down to the dust; our bodies cling to the ground. Rise up and help us; redeem us because of your unfailing love" (Psalm 44:25-26).
We begin collecting wounds and piling on scars from birth. Ejected from the safety of the womb, we immediately meet with a sinful world ripe with suffering. We grow and endure hardships of varying degrees from the mildly wounding to the most atrocious cruelty. We survive deep cuts and gashes and sometimes, if we can manage, we block the memories, and the pain dulls just enough.
But God has something better in mind. We can do more than simply limp along—His desire is for us to be complete. He longs to restore us, to strengthen us for the call He places on our lives.
In pursuit of life, of our own dreams, of our own magnificent imaginations, we have a knack for running right into the boiling furnace without even seeing it coming—"We sow on bright clear days the seed of our own destruction" (Capon 52).
God's desire for closer relationship with us requires us to be purified. Though He accepts us as we are, He has even better for us. He loves us too much to leave us in our mess. He collects our broken shards and creates beauty from mere fragments, but the process does not come without pain.
The truth of the Christian life is that we grow most in our faith through adversity. When our faces are pressed against the dirt, that's when our eyes are most open. The weight of the world presses us lower and it's there, in the spaces where we can scarcely breathe, that we find He is closest, holding our hands, lifting our spirits, filling up the holes in our cracked-up hearts.
Restoration is a process. It's not that He doesn't miraculously heal, certainly there's plenty of testimony to this kind of miraculous, instant healing. But for most of us, soul healing comes slowly—painfully. You'll know it when He's calling you toward His refining fire. The smooth surface you've long stretched over, covering the cracks underneath, begins to ripple from the heat. Memories surface, old wounds begin to weep—the cracks widen and hurts spill.
This is not a time to turn and run, though that may be our instinct. This is the time to stand still, to listen to what He's whispering, and to allow Him to strip you of the covers you've been hiding under. Trust me when I say you've not got anything He hasn't seen before. Stand in this fire, let Him purify you—this is how He loves us. This is the process of sanctification.
As a sequin-wearing, homeschooling, mops-coordinating mother of four, Kris Camealy is passionate about Jesus and her family. Her heart beats to share the hard, but glorious truth about life in Christ with anyone who will listen. When she's not writing, she gobbles up books like they're going out of print and plays in the kitchen. She's been known to take gratuitous pictures of her culinary creations, causing mouths to water all across Instagram. Once upon a time, she ran 10 miles for Compassion International, a ministry for which she serves as an advocate. You can read more of her heart-words in her new book, Holey, Wholly, Holy: A Lenten Journey of Refinement, and on her blog Always Alleluia. Find her on Facebook, twitter and Pinterest.
This is simply beautiful. Open, honest and heart-felt. The restorative process cannot be hurried but it does serve to make us run into our Father's wide-stretched arms. As one who is experiencing this laying bare of wounds and scars, I am aware of the need for healing and in awe of the Healer's tender touch upon our lives. In those deep dark places we would rather run from, He is there to hold and help us through. Thank you, Anita, for hosting this. And grateful thanks to Kris for opening her heart before us with this wonderful message of hope and restoration.
Thank you so much, Anita, for sharing this. I am deeply grateful for your friendship and encouragement.


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namespace paddle {
namespace inference {
namespace analysis {

struct DataRecord {
  std::vector<int64_t> data;
  std::vector<size_t> lod;
  // for dataset and nextbatch
  size_t batch_iter{0};
  std::vector<std::vector<size_t>> batched_lods;
  std::vector<std::vector<int64_t>> batched_datas;
  std::vector<std::vector<int64_t>> datasets;
  DataRecord() = default;
  explicit DataRecord(const std::string &path, int batch_size = 1) {
    Load(path);
    Prepare(batch_size);
    batch_iter = 0;
  }
  void Load(const std::string &path) {
    std::ifstream file(path);
    std::string line;
    int num_lines = 0;
    datasets.resize(0);
    while (std::getline(file, line)) {
      num_lines++;
      std::vector<std::string> data;
      split(line, ';', &data);
      std::vector<int64_t> words_ids;
      split_to_int64(data[1], ' ', &words_ids);
      datasets.emplace_back(words_ids);
    }
  }
  void Prepare(int bs) {
    if (bs == 1) {
      batched_datas = datasets;
      for (auto one_sentence : datasets) {
        batched_lods.push_back({0, one_sentence.size()});
      }
    } else {
      std::vector<int64_t> one_batch;
      std::vector<size_t> lod{0};
      int bs_id = 0;
      for (auto one_sentence : datasets) {
        bs_id++;
        one_batch.insert(
            one_batch.end(), one_sentence.begin(), one_sentence.end());
        lod.push_back(lod.back() + one_sentence.size());
        if (bs_id == bs) {
          bs_id = 0;
          batched_datas.push_back(one_batch);
          batched_lods.push_back(lod);
          one_batch.clear();
          one_batch.resize(0);
          lod.clear();
          lod.resize(0);
          lod.push_back(0);
        }
      }
      if (one_batch.size() != 0) {
        batched_datas.push_back(one_batch);
        batched_lods.push_back(lod);
      }
    }
  }

  DataRecord NextBatch() {
    DataRecord data;
    data.data = batched_datas[batch_iter];
    data.lod = batched_lods[batch_iter];
    batch_iter++;
    if (batch_iter >= batched_datas.size()) {
      batch_iter = 0;
    }
    return data;
  }
};

void GetOneBatch(std::vector<PaddleTensor> *input_slots,
                 DataRecord *data,
                 int batch_size) {
  auto one_batch = data->NextBatch();
  PaddleTensor input_tensor;
  input_tensor.name = "word";
  input_tensor.dtype = PaddleDType::INT64;
  TensorAssignData<int64_t>(&input_tensor, {one_batch.data}, one_batch.lod);
  PADDLE_ENFORCE_EQ(
      batch_size,
      static_cast<int>(one_batch.lod.size() - 1),
      paddle::platform::errors::Fatal("The lod size of one batch is invaild."));
  input_slots->assign({input_tensor});
}

void SetConfig(AnalysisConfig *cfg) {
  cfg->SetModel(FLAGS_infer_model);
  cfg->DisableGpu();
  cfg->SwitchSpecifyInputNames();
  cfg->SwitchIrOptim();
}

void SetInput(std::vector<std::vector<PaddleTensor>> *inputs) {
  DataRecord data(FLAGS_infer_data, FLAGS_batch_size);
  std::vector<PaddleTensor> input_slots;
  int epoch = FLAGS_test_all_data ? data.batched_datas.size() : 1;
  LOG(INFO) << "number of samples: " << epoch;
  for (int bid = 0; bid < epoch; ++bid) {
    GetOneBatch(&input_slots, &data, FLAGS_batch_size);
    (*inputs).emplace_back(input_slots);
  }
}

// Easy for profiling independently.
TEST(Analyzer_LAC, profile) {
  AnalysisConfig cfg;
  SetConfig(&cfg);
  std::vector<std::vector<PaddleTensor>> outputs;

  std::vector<std::vector<PaddleTensor>> input_slots_all;
  SetInput(&input_slots_all);
  TestPrediction(reinterpret_cast<const PaddlePredictor::Config *>(&cfg),
                 input_slots_all,
                 &outputs,
                 FLAGS_num_threads);

  if (FLAGS_num_threads == 1 && !FLAGS_test_all_data) {
    // the first inference result
    const int64_t lac_ref_data[] = {
        24, 25, 25, 25, 38, 30, 31, 14, 15, 44, 24, 25, 25, 25, 25, 25,
        44, 24, 25, 25, 25, 36, 42, 43, 44, 14, 15, 44, 14, 15, 44, 14,
        15, 44, 38, 39, 14, 15, 44, 22, 23, 23, 23, 23, 23, 23, 23};
    PADDLE_ENFORCE_GT(outputs.size(),
                      0,
                      paddle::platform::errors::Fatal(
                          "The size of output should be greater than 0."));
    auto output = outputs.back();
    PADDLE_ENFORCE_EQ(output.size(),
                      1UL,
                      paddle::platform::errors::Fatal(
                          "The size of output should be equal to 1."));
    size_t size = GetSize(output[0]);
    size_t batch1_size = sizeof(lac_ref_data) / sizeof(int64_t);
    PADDLE_ENFORCE_GE(
        size,
        batch1_size,
        paddle::platform::errors::Fatal("The size of batch is invaild."));
    int64_t *pdata = static_cast<int64_t *>(output[0].data.data());
    for (size_t i = 0; i < batch1_size; ++i) {
      EXPECT_EQ(pdata[i], lac_ref_data[i]);
    }
  }
}

// Check the fuse status
TEST(Analyzer_LAC, fuse_statis) {
  AnalysisConfig cfg;
  SetConfig(&cfg);

  int num_ops;
  auto predictor = CreatePaddlePredictor<AnalysisConfig>(cfg);
  auto fuse_statis = GetFuseStatis(
      static_cast<AnalysisPredictor *>(predictor.get()), &num_ops);
  ASSERT_TRUE(fuse_statis.count("fc_fuse"));
  ASSERT_TRUE(fuse_statis.count("fc_gru_fuse"));
  EXPECT_EQ(fuse_statis.at("fc_fuse"), 1);
  EXPECT_EQ(fuse_statis.at("fc_gru_fuse"), 4);
  EXPECT_EQ(num_ops, 11);
}

// Compare result of NativeConfig and AnalysisConfig
TEST(Analyzer_LAC, compare) {
  AnalysisConfig cfg;
  SetConfig(&cfg);

  std::vector<std::vector<PaddleTensor>> input_slots_all;
  SetInput(&input_slots_all);
  CompareNativeAndAnalysis(
      reinterpret_cast<const PaddlePredictor::Config *>(&cfg), input_slots_all);
}

// Compare Deterministic result
TEST(Analyzer_LAC, compare_determine) {
  AnalysisConfig cfg;
  SetConfig(&cfg);

  std::vector<std::vector<PaddleTensor>> input_slots_all;
  SetInput(&input_slots_all);
  CompareDeterministic(reinterpret_cast<const PaddlePredictor::Config *>(&cfg),
                       input_slots_all);
}

}  // namespace analysis
}  // namespace inference
}  // namespace paddle

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Budget Padding: Police Begins Probe Of Jibrin's Allegation Against Dogara, Others
Editor Posted On Jul 26, 2016
There are indications that the police have begun probing the allegations of budget padding levelled against the Speaker, House of Representatives, Yakubu Dogara and other principal officers by a former House Committee Chairman on Appropriation, Adbdulmumin Jibrin.
It was learnt on Monday that the police leadership had directed detectives to probe the allegations by Jibrin that the Speaker colluded with his deputy, Yusuf Lasun, the Chief Whip, Alhassan Doguwa, and the Minority Whip, Leo Ogor, to earmark N40bn to themselves in the 2016 National Assembly budget.
Jibrin, an All Progressives Congress lawmaker from Kano State, who was sacked by the House leadership last week, claimed that he was being victimised by the Speaker because he objected to a request from Dogara that he (Jibrin) should allocate projects worth N40bn to him in the 2016 budget.
Findings indicated on Monday that Jibrin might be summoned before the end of the week to provide evidence on the allegations in his petition to investigators, who it was learnt, would also invite all the people mentioned by the petitioner.
A source said, "The allegations made by the former House committee chairman on appropriations are weighty and cannot be ignored or swept under the carpet because it borders on corruption and an attempt to defraud the nation.
"So, the police have set in motion machinery to investigate the allegations, ascertain the veracity of the allegations, and get to the bottom of the corruption as stated by the petitioner."
But the Force Public Relations Officer, Donald Awunah, said he had not been briefed about the investigation into the petition.
"I am not aware of the petition or the investigation into it and I have not been briefed about it either. The fact is that when someone writes a petition, it goes to the Force Criminal Investigation Department where it would be investigated, but I have not been briefed about it, but I will find out and let you know," he said.
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The Dalriada Project was established in 2006 following a successful bid to the Heritage Lottery Fund. The project was a Landscape Partnership Scheme and has been funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund and a range of other partners including Forestry Commission Scotland, Scottish Natural Heritage, Argyll and Bute Council, Argyll and the Islands LEADER and Argyll and the Islands Enterprise.
The project area covers 296km2 of Mid Argyll that includes, North Knapdale, Kilmartin Glen as far north as Carnassarie Castle, the Crinan Canal Corridor and Kilmichael Glassary.
We were involved in a wide range of project activity to enhance the natural and cultural heritage andpromote the enjoyment of the Dalriada area. We had funding for up to £3.1 million and there were 10 projects in all. The project was completed in 2010.
"Enhancing people's access and understanding of the outstanding natural and cultural heritage of mid Argyll through a unique network of routes, sites and interpretation points".
The Dalriada Project implementation ended in 2010 but the project legacy is mainted by the project partners. These are: Forestry Commission Scotland; Kilmartin House Museum; Scottish Natural Heritage; Argyll and Bute Council; Scottish Canals and Scottish Waterways Trust. A board oversaw the legacy and maintenance until October 2017. In October 2017 assets and obligations for maintenance on private land were also transferred to Blarbuie Woodland Enterprise.
The Dalriada Project also had a Company Secretary - Will Self.
The Dalriada Project co-ordinated and delivered 10 projects that enhanced the natural and cultural heritage of the area and promoted the enjoyment of our outstanding heritage assets. These projects are interrelated and are grouped under three programmes. They have delivered significant benefits at a landscape scale and provide a lasting legacy of the Dalriada Project.
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The following provides a general summary.
Esmee Fairbairn Foundation to fund some of these projects.
There are some exciting outputs from the Community History project including some innovative work from the schools programme such as the stained glass window at the Mid Argyll Hospital. By conducting interviews for an oral history archive Volunteers have helped us create an archive by conducting interviews with local residents.
The Consolidation of Key Features Project has undertaken some consolidation work to safeguard archaeological remains throughout the area such as the abandoned settlement at Kilmory Oib.
It is this programme that draws all our work together by promoting access to and understanding of our heritage assets.
The Heritage Access Network has created a network of footpaths to access some of our best heritage sites.
The Interpretation and Information Project has developed innovative audio visual material including a series of podcast guides to walks.
76 new information panels have been produced along with a new series of leaflets.
A tourism marketing group, The Heart of Argyll Tourism Alliance has been created. It has quickly become a thriving and award winning legacy of the Dalriada Project promoting this wonderful part of Argyll.


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HR 2591 : NRA's "Money for Nothing and Ads For Free" Bill aka Modernizing the Pittman-Robertson Fund
Position: Oppose Status: Inactive
This bill is "The NRA's Money For Nothing & Ads For Free" bill.
The first section of the Pittman-Robertson Wildlife Restoration Act (16 U.S.C. 669) is amended by adding at the end the following: "One of the purposes of this Act is to provide financial and technical assistance to the States for the promotion of hunting and recreational shooting.".
Senate - 09/17/2018 Received in the Senate, read twice, referred to the Committee on Environment and Public Works. Passed House on 09/12/2018; moved to Senate Motion to reconsider laid on the table Agreed to without objection. Sponsor:	Rep. Scott, Austin [R-GA-8] (Introduced 05/22/2017) 30 cosponsors (R 27, D 3) Committees:	House - Natural Resources, Senate - Environment and Public Works
The bill has already passed the House. While action in the Senate is unlikely, please call Oregon's senators to tell them to vote NO on HR 2591.
Senator Ron Wyden: (503) 326-7525
Senator Jeff Merkley: (503) 326-3386
The purpose of the bill is to use taxpayer money to increase sales for the gun industry by recruiting hunters and shooters. Activities and projects to recruit and retain hunters include using social media, marketing, print ads, television ads, range construction, and "any other means to ensure the growth of hunting and recreational shooting, as determined by the Secretary…" of the Interior.
The NRA should send a thank you note to Congress and the US taxpayers.
From Section 3(3) of HR 2591:
"(3) the term 'hunter recruitment and recreational shooter recruitment' means any activity or project to recruit or retain hunters and recreational shooters, including by—
"(A) using social media, marketing, advertising, surveying, television spots, print, and media;
"(B) providing education, mentoring, and field demonstrations;
"(C) enhancing access for hunting and recreational shooting, including through range construction;
"(D) providing education to the public about the role of hunting and recreational shooting in funding wildlife conservation; and
"(E) using any other means to ensure the growth of hunting and recreational shooting, as determined by the Secretary;".
Call your legislators
You are ready to take action to stop gun violence. Here's how to contact your legislators and make your voice heard. Oregon's Senators are: Senator Ron Wyden: (503) 326-7525 Senator Jeff Merkley: (503) 326-3386 Oregon's Representatives are: Rep. Suzanne Bonamici: (503) 469-6010 Rep. Greg Walden: (541) 389-4408 Rep. Earl Blumenauer: (503) 231-2300 Rep. Peter DeFazio: (541) 465-6732 Rep. Kurt Schrader: (503) 557-1324 When you call, identify yourself as a constituent. If you are speaking with a staff member, be polite and ask the person's name. Chances are, you'll be speaking with that person again. Give a clear and simple message like "Please vote NO on Bill XYZ." Ask if you can be called back about the issue. If you are uncomfortable talking to a staff member, call after hours and leave a message. It still counts!
Safe storage saves lives
The one common denominator in every firearm injury or death is access to a loaded firearm. The most important action parents, caregivers and gun owners can do to protect children is reduce their access to firearms and safely store all guns.


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Jason Crotty is an Associate with Pierce Davis & Perritano LLP.
His practice is focused on litigation and trial advocacy in defense of corporations, individuals, governmental subdivisions, and agencies in the Massachusetts State and Federal Courts. Mr. Crotty is also a Mediator, certified in compliance with Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court requirements.
Notably, Mr. Crotty was involved in several high profile cases, including the toxic exposure litigation which ensued as a result of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center in Manhattan, NY, and the civil litigation surrounding the FBI Boston office's use of underworld figures as confidential informants and the murders which allegedly resulted from that endeavor.
Mr. Crotty's mediation practice mirrors his litigation experience, focusing on the following areas: personal injury/torts, catastrophic injury and death cases, municipal litigation, law enforcement cases, elevator and escalator accidents, product liability, property damage, premises liability, discrimination and employment issues and construction disputes.
Before joining Pierce Davis & Perritano LLP, Mr. Crotty practiced in Palm Beach County, Florida for a number of years, specializing in product liability and general civil litigation. During law school, Mr. Crotty was a certified legal intern at the Broward County State Attorney's Office.
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Angela S. Leister, 49, of Kennells Mill, Pa., went to be with the Lord Wednesday Jan. 9, 2019, at Western Maryland Regional Medical Center.
Born Dec. 2, 1969, in Meyersdale, Pa., she was a daughter of Ronald L. and Pauline L. (Kennell) Leister. She was preceded in death by a brother, Kenneth W. Leister.
She is survived by her parents, Ronald and Pauline Leister, Kennells Mill; brother, Terry Leister and wife, Cindy, Hyndman, Pa.; sister, Sharon Robertson and husband, Jim, Meyersdale; nieces and nephews, Melissa, Rebecca, Sarah, Amanda, Bentley, Isaiah, Faith, Isabella, Lyla and Lydia.
Angie was a senior at Meyersdale High School when she was severely injured in an automobile accident Sept. 5, 1987. For the past 31 years her parents have taken care of her at home.
Friends will be received at Harvey H. Zeigler Funeral Home Inc., 169 Clarence St., Hyndman, on Saturday Jan. 12, 2019, from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.
Services will be conducted at the funeral home Sunday, Jan. 13, 2019, at 2 p.m. with Pastor Ken Korns officiating.
Burial will be in Mt. Lebanon Cemetery, Glencoe, Pa.


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People with disability find meaningful work in Victorian plant nursery, egg farm
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March 13, 2018 was a proud day for Jack Knight, when he graduated with Certificate II in Horticulture.
International Day for People with Disabilities is Friday, December 3
Christie Centre and Sunraysia Residential Services provide employment opportunities in horticulture and agriculture in north west Victoria
Almost half of Australians with a disability of working age were unemployed in 2018, Disability Royal Commission
Disability service organisation the Christie Centre Inc teamed up with Sunraysia Institute of TAFE to run the course.
Mr Knight has since been employed by the Christie Centre's GrowAbility nursery one day a week where he enjoyed weeding, propagating and moving plants into bigger pots if they outgrow the one they were in.
"My favourite job would probably be washing the tubes. On a day like today it doesn't matter if you get wet," Mr Knight said.
Supported employee Jack Knight says he enjoys all aspects of work at GrowAbility. (ABC Rural: Kellie Hollingworth)
The Christie Centre acquired the nursery in late 2019 and stocks mostly native species but there was also a small number of ornamental plants.
Backyard gardeners were the main customers, but the local council, and government agencies in Victoria and New South Wales have also made purchases.
Mr Knight has also helped deliver plants but he said some were so big they did not fit in the work ute.
"If they're too big we don't attempt [to deliver them] because if half the tree falls off then the customer won't be happy with us and that's not what we want. We want a good reputation so people come to us," he said.
On the other side of Mildura, Sunraysia Residential Services run Benetook Farm where more than 1,500 eggs are processed each day by people with a disability who are paid piece rates for their work.
Amanda Doolan works alongside a group of SRS participants collecting, cleaning, inspecting and grading the eggs before they are delivered to local cafes, restaurants, and stores.
Amanda Doolan works at the Benetook Farm five days per week, which processes more than 1,500 eggs per day. (ABC Rural: Kellie Hollingworth)
"We candle the white eggs to look for air bubbles and cracks. If they have problems we can't sell them," Ms Doolan said.
"I like cleaning the eggs and I like working," Ms Doolan said.
International Day of People with Disability
Find out how you can get involved this year on the IDPwD website.
Not enough work opportunities for people with disabilities
Not everyone with a disability had these opportunities.
Australia's Disability Royal Commission, established in April 2019, heard that 53.4 per cent of people with disabilities of working age were unemployed in 2018.
Benetook Farm has become a popular place for community members to visit, with school groups and families coming to pick strawberries, feed the chickens and play at the farm.
SRS Benetook egg farm has free range hens. (ABC Rural: Emma Brown)
There were also plans for the farm to have its own cafe, which would provide more employment and training opportunities for adults with a disability.
ABC is partnering with International Day of People with Disability to celebrate the contributions and achievements of the 4.4 million Australians with disability.
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The Law Offices of Gale H. Moore represents Clearwater and St. Petersburg families in legal matters ranging from divorce to complex property matters to name changes. When you're facing a legal issue it's important to become as informed as possible about your rights and options. Here we provide a list of online legal resources that are helpful if you're facing divorce or have another family law concern.
The Florida Bar – The Florida Bar website provides information for the public as well as legal professionals, including consumer pamphlets and tips.
The Florida Bar, Marital & Family Law Certification – Attorney Gale H. Moore is board-certified in Marital & Family Law. Learn more about board certification here.
Clearwater Bar Association – The Clearwater Bar Association website offers courthouse information, attorney and consumer assistance, Legal Aid Society information, and consumer pamphlets for Clearwater residents.
Florida Certified Family Mediators – Here you can find information about the certification requirements for becoming a licensed family mediator in Florida. Gale H. Moore is certified as a Family Law Mediator by the Florida State Bar.
Divorce in Florida – This Florida State Bar pamphlet provides information on dissolution of marriage (divorce), domestic violence, property division, spousal support (alimony), child support, and other divorce issues.
Parenting and Divorce – This Florida State Bar pamphlet describes parents' duties and parenting plans after divorce.
Florida Statutes, Chapter 61 – The practice of family law in Florida is generally unique in that decisional, statutory, and procedural laws are specific to this state. Chapter 61 of the Florida Statutes covers dissolution of marriage (divorce), child and spousal support, and time-sharing (custody and visitation).
Florida Divorce Guide – The Florida Divorce Guide provides divorce information and resources for families in divorce situations.
Child Support Services – The Florida Department of Revenue administers the state's Child Support Enforcement Program, including proving paternity and getting, enforcing, and changing child support orders.
Florida State Courts – The Florida State Courts website contains links to all the state courts in Florida, including the Supreme Court, District Courts, Circuit Courts, County Courts and Court Administration.
Pinellas County Court – The Pinellas County Clerk of the Circuit Court website provides information on filing for divorce, including forms and filing fees, as well as information on family mediation in divorce cases.


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Fascinating Black Leaders of Today
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Then you can thank the creator and executive producer Shona Rhimes.
Shonda Rhimes is the "first African-American woman to create and executive produce a top-ten network series." Rhimes has created hits like Grey's Anatomy, Private Practice, and Scandal. She has received a GLAAD Media Award, a Writers Guild of America Awards, NAACP Image Awards and a Producers Guild Award.
Our country celebrates Black History Month this month. It began as national "Negro History Week" during the second week of February in 1926. Since then it has become a time to celebrate the achievements of African Americans, both past and present.
There are many Black leaders today that are currently impacting the world, from filmmaker Ava Marie DuVernay to eco-chef Bryant Terry. Listed below are a few more African Americans who are currently influencing our country.
Mindful Black Leaders You Should Know
Henry Louis Gates Jr. is an author, historian, critic, and Harvard professor. He's the director of the W.E.B. Du Bois Institute for African and African-American Research. He's also known as the host and co-producer of the PBS documentary series, African American Lives, which explores African American lineage through DNA.
Van Jones is a civil rights and environmental activist. In 2009, he served as a presidential green jobs advisor. He's also an author and co-founder of non-profit organizations to end violence (the Ella Baker Center for Human Rights), build a green economy (Green for All), and strengthen African Americans political voices (Color of Change).
President Barack Obama, America's first African American president and winner of the Nobel Peace Prize, has just begun his second term in office. With his "positions on jobs, healthcare, women's rights, and education" he has proven his dedication to civil rights.
Donna Payne is a founding board member of the National Black Justice Coalition and served as an associate director at the Human Rights Campaign, which fights for equal rights for the LGBT community. Her work at HRC helped to "increase visibility of the LGBT community within the religious and people of color communities."
Neil deGrasse Tyson is an astrophysicist who served as a presidential advisor for the 2001 Commission on the Future of the U.S. Aerospace Industry and the 2004 Commission on Implementation of U.S. Space Exploration Policy. He's also the former host of PBS's NOVA scienceNOW. In 2001, the International Astronomical Union named an asteroid in his honor (13123 Tyson).
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Kerala Pareeksha Bhavan has been conducted KTET Exam every year on various examination centers. It has been responsible to conducting this exam and also for the Kerala TET Answer Key 2018. This year Kerala Board has conducted Kerala TET Exam for category I & II on 23rd June 2018. Authority will conduct Kerala TET (KTET) Exam for category III & IV on 30th June 2018.
Kerala TET Exam also known as KTET Exam and it will organize with various exam centers. After, Examination all the candidate searching for the Kerala TET Exam Answer Key 2018. You will able to download Answer Key on official website, when it will release.
Kerala TET Exam 2018 has conducted for Category I and II on 23rd June 2018. Kerala Parreksha Bhavan will be going to conduct KTET Exam for Category III and IV on 30th June 2018. Candidates will soon able download KTET Paper Solution, after the examination over.
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Creator of 'Media Men' list of anonymous sexual accusations is sued by writer who says it nearly ruined him
By Isaac Stanley-Becker
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Writer Moira Donegan says she created the Media Men list, collecting rumors and allegations of sexual misconduct. (Twitter)
Stephen Elliott, a writer based in New Orleans, alleged to have committed various sexual misdeeds on a crowdsourced list of bad "Media Men" circulated a year ago, is suing the spreadsheet's creator, Moira Donegan.
The defamation lawsuit, filed Wednesday in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of New York, marks a new chapter in the early flash point of the #MeToo movement. The suit appears to be the first legal action pursued by a man named in the document, which opened a debate about anonymity, self-protection and the Web as the prevalence of sexual misconduct became a focus of national attention.
As the Google spreadsheet tore through the internet on Oct. 11, 2017, its cells bulged to fit anonymous accounts of misbehavior by men working in journalism and publishing. Within 12 hours, Donegan, a former editor for the New Republic, took the document offline as BuzzFeed prepared to publish an article on its contents.
But the list had already been populated with the names of more than 70 men. They ranged in age from their 20s to their 60s. More than a dozen had been marked with red highlighting, denoting accusations of "physical sexual violence by multiple women." One of them was Elliott, whose alleged wrongdoings included rape, sexual harassment, coercion and unsolicited invitations to his apartment.
He is now seeking at least $1.5 million in damages from Donegan, and threatening to expose up to 30 yet-unknown "Jane Does" who edited or publicized the spreadsheet.
"Defendants knew the List contained false defamatory statements, including the entirety of Plaintiff's entry, but published the List to numerous women to intentionally injure, harass, defame, endanger, aggrieve and embarrass Plaintiff," attorneys with Nesenoff & Miltenberg, a New York-based law firm, wrote in the claim, filed Wednesday in federal court.
One of Elliott's attorneys, Andrew Miltenberg, has become a prominent lawyer for men seeking to fend off allegations of sexual assault, particularly on campus. His clients have included Paul Nungesser, the Columbia University student accused by his classmate, Emma Sulkowicz, of rape, and Alec Klein, the former Northwestern journalism professor - also formerly of The Washington Post - accused of misconduct by students and staff on the Evanston, Illinois, campus.
A defamation claim is difficult to prove in a court of law, which requires that what was said or written be proven without a doubt to be false, and that the false statement is causing actual harm. It's even more challenging if the plaintiff is a public figure, in which case he'll have to show that the defendant acted knowing the accusation to be false or in "reckless disregard" of the truth. While Elliott contends he is not a public figure, the lawsuit claims that the defendants knew the allegations against him were false because of his well-documented sexual preferences. And it details the personal and professional difficulties he encountered. It recounts how he contemplated suicide and enrolled in therapy as friends and family members shunned him. It says professional opportunities dried up.
"He attributed this to the false allegations recently published in the List in which he was falsely accused of being a rapist," the suit maintains.
Donegan, a writer based in New York, on Thursday reposted an essay on Twitter that she had written for New York Magazine's the Cut about the list and its reception.
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"I Started the Media Men List," revealed the headline on the January 2018 essay. "My name is Moira Donegan."
The piece responded to growing speculation about the origins of the list, which became a cause celebre in media circles, as rumors circulated that Harper's Magazine was planning to name Donegan as the effort's initiator. The article in the March 2018 issue, written by Katie Roiphe, lamented "Twitter feminism" and likened the list of media figures said to have misbehaved to an "anonymously crowdsourced list of Muslims." Several prominent men on the list, including Ryan Lizza of the New Yorker and Leon Wieseltier of the New Republic and then the Atlantic, eventually lost their jobs.
Donegan said there were also repercussions for her. She lost friends, as well as an unspecified job, in the weeks after the spreadsheet was exposed, she wrote in the Cut. She acknowledged "pitfalls," saying the list was "indeed vulnerable to false accusations" - a concern that led her to add a disclaimer at the top advising, "This document is only a collection of misconduct allegations and rumors. Take everything with a grain of salt." The document was labeled "a collection of misconduct allegations and rumors."
But she defended her decision to create the spreadsheet, saying it wasn't intended for mass consumption but rather as "a place for women to share their stories of harassment and assault without being needlessly discredited or judged.
"The hope was to create an alternate avenue to report this kind of behavior and warn others without fear of retaliation," she wrote. "Too often, for someone looking to report an incident or to make habitual behavior stop, all the available options are bad ones."
While critics warned that whisper networks denied the accused due process, others raised different concerns. Sarah Jeong, the tech writer whose own online behavior has been a source of controversy, noted in the Verge that these networks could also injure victims. She described a "double-edged sword: the same secrecy that protects victims and whistleblowers can shield perpetrators as well." She also observed that the list was overbroad, "collecting stories that ranged from incredibly violent sexual assaults to unwanted workplace overtures, a mixture of allegations that . . . felt, to some, a little odd to be mixed together."
Some prominent voices came to Donegan's defense. Samantha Bee, the host of "Full Frontal with Samantha Bee," said the spreadsheet fulfilled the central purpose of the social movement against sexual violence. "The list also let women know that they weren't alone, you know, the whole 'me too' component."
"If we go public with a story, we're petty crybabies hellbent on destroying men's careers. If we write a secret list to protect each other, we're gossipy shrews telling lies in the shadows," Bee said, suggesting a Catch-22
The suit takes aim at additional contributors to the list, whose identities Elliott intends to expose using I.P. addresses and email accounts that could reveal their true names and addresses, the filing asserts. He is pledging to subpoena "shared Google spreadsheet metadata" to obtain this information, according to the suit.
In addition to monetary damages, Elliott is asking the court to compel a written retraction of all "false and defamatory statements."
The suit follows closely on the publication of a personal essay by Elliott in Quillette, an online magazine based in Sydney, Australia. In the September piece, titled "How An Anonymous Accusation Derailed My Life," he argued that anonymity undermined the aims of the #MeToo movement.
"#MeToo was an expression of solidarity but there is no solidarity for the accused," he wrote. "We don't talk to one another. We assume that if someone else has been accused, there must be a good reason. We're afraid of guilt by association. We don't want to be noticed so we lower our voices. Most of us stop posting on social media and stick to ever-dwindling circles of friends."
He contended that people who enjoy only precarious employment, such as freelancers, are particularly vulnerable, as they have no access to a workplace investigation that might clear their name.
"Over the course of this year, I've come to believe that if a movement embraces anonymous lists and a presumption of guilt, it is already poisoned and not worth supporting," he noted.
The issue isn't going away. Last month, a collection of anonymous students at the University of Washington launched a website called "Make Them Scared," soliciting the names of men, within the school and beyond, who stood accused of sexual misconduct.
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"It's the [Sh - ty] Media Men list, UW edition," observed an article in the Stranger, the alternative, biweekly newspaper in Seattle
On the site, a set of questions are posed: "But what about innocent until proven guilty? What about false accusations? What about innocent people's lives being ruined?"
The author of the site answered that it would be better to believe someone who had made a false accusation than to defend someone who had committed assault, suggesting, with little explanation, that these were the only two options.
"I made this site for one reason: to give survivors a voice, and to make it known to attackers that they can't keep getting away with this, that there is some entity out there, if not our legal system, if not our universities' administrations, that will hold them accountable for their actions," the person states.
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In an editorial, the campus newspaper called the site a "symptom, not a solution."
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GRI 303: Water, used by organizations to report on impacts related to water, is one of the first GRI Standards to be updated. The revised draft Standard is now available for public consultation through 9 October 2017.
Developed in the public interest, through a robust, multi-stakeholder process, the GRI Standards are widely trusted and used around the world. They are embedded in more than 100 policy instruments in 50 countries and regions, including 35 stock exchanges. As such, the GRI Standard 303 has a significant influence on the information that organizations report about their water impacts around the world.
Per its formal due process, the Global Sustainability Standards Board (GSSB), GRI's independent standard-setting body, appointed a multi-stakeholder Project Working Group to review GRI 303: Water. The Working Group includes 15 global experts with diverse experience in reporting and evaluating information about impacts on water.
The Project Working Group has now updated the content of the Standard, bringing the proposed revised draft Standard in line with internationally-agreed best practice in water reporting.
Reporting water consumption in addition to water withdrawal is now required, with an emphasis on reporting in water-stressed areas. This aims to focus reporting on an organization's overall water impacts, especially in sensitive areas.
Effluents and discharge content (previously part of GRI 306: Effluents and Waste) is now incorporated into GRI 303. This aims to provide a full picture of water impacts, from withdrawal to consumption, to discharge. The Standard has also therefore been retitled GRI 303: Water and Effluents.
More detail is now required on water discharges – including reporting discharges by level of treatment or quality, as well as substances of concern.
Reporting additional water and effluents related management approach is now required. These additional requirements focus on specific elements of an effective management approach for water and effluents, including how water is managed at a local level, and as a shared resource.
There is a new disclosure for reporting on water impacts in the supply chain and related to products and services. Adding this disclosure gives an additional opportunity for organizations to report about significant water impacts elsewhere in the value chain.
Reporting on water recycled and reused is now recommended, but not required. Although recycling and reuse can be an important part of managing water, the total impacts are now also covered by reporting on water consumption.
More extensive guidance has been added throughout the Standard, including sample tables for reporting data.
These proposed changes aim to improve the quality and utility of information reported on an organization's water impacts, helping them to provide comparable and action-ready information.
"The revised Standard will help reporters to be clearer about the impact they have on water, at whatever stage in their value chain, and also about what actions they need to take to address those impacts," says Project Working Group member Jan-Willem Vosmeer of Heineken.
The revised Standard will thus enable organizations to be more transparent about their water impacts, and to understand where improvements can be made.
Are you an expert on water-related impacts or do you have experience reporting on them? Now that the draft Standard has been proposed, the GSSB wants to hear from you!
During this public consultation phase, stakeholders are asked to review and comment on the rigor, feasibility and utility of the revised content, and the data that it will generate. All feedback can be provided online via the GRI Standards public consultation platform by 9 October.
Sign up for and participate in our upcoming live webinar, scheduled for 26 September 2017, which will review the updated Standard and the public comment process.
Watch a recorded version of the webinar or join a regional consultation workshop on the GRI Standards website.
Send any further questions about the draft of GRI 303: Water and Effluents or the standard-setting process to water@globalreporting.org.


Today we visited Zainab's most favorite place in the United States – Canyon de Chelly, located in Northeastern part of the Navajo Nation in Arizona. We hope you enjoy our pictures as much as we enjoyed this natural wonder in reality.
In the afternoon we crossed the state line entering Utah and stopped by the Canyonlands Motel in Mexican Hat, where we'll stay for the night, before moving on.
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Treasure Hunt Markets: bringing together the love of vintage and retro inspired merchandise, while supporting small local businesses, artists and creators.
Whether you are a collector of teacups or a lover of handmade gifts, Treasure Hunt Markets offers something for all ages. Enjoy a refreshing beverage or a mouthwatering treat from one of our vendors while reminiscing to live music. There will be a jumping castle as well as a playground for the kiddies too.


Domenica De Falco's study of female characters in the works of Edmond and Jules de Goncourt is an overdue addition to scholarship on the brothers' writing, given the prominence of female protagonists and central female figures in their work. Their misogyny is evident, but De Falco is right to insist that "cette misogynie est si manifestement exprimée qu'elle devient suspect et rend extrêmement nécessaire d'en démonter les implications si l'on veut essayer de comprendre la place qu'ils occupent dans leur siècle" (17). The scope of her work goes beyond most previous scholarship in the area by combining detailed analysis of eight specific novels with a broad analysis of the Goncourt's representation of women across their novels and to a lesser extent their Journal. She effectively examines the complexities of their female characters, which cannot be reduced to superficial or entirely predictable portraits of the nineteenth-century woman, and she provides a thorough account of the relevant cultural context, giving particular attention to the pervasive misogyny that permeated historical, scientific, and medical discourse of the period.
After an introduction in which De Falco provides a succinct overview of major scholarship on the Goncourts, part one examines their representation of women as bodies: perpetually ill bodies suffering from various forms of pathology (cardiac weakness, mystic neurosis, hysteria); prostituted bodies treated as merchandise; and bodies displayed as spectacle. On this last point, De Falco provides an interesting analysis of how the narcissistic spectacle of their bodies allow the model, Manette Salomon, and the actress, La Faustin, to exercise control over others around them, especially men, and thereby to triumph. In part two, she discusses the Goncourt's treatment of women's "parures," and particularly their clothing, which is used to seduce and to disguise, but which is also a point of access through which a more profound understanding of their female characters may be gleaned. In De Falco's analysis, it is again Manette and La Faustin whose feminine strength can be seen through their relationship to clothing: for Manette this is shown through her refusal to adorn herself with needless vestimentary decorations, whereas with La Faustin it is her capacity to relish the roles she takes on, costume and all, as a consummate artist. Part three explores the manner in which the Goncourts' fictional women express themselves both through speech and silence. The brothers' female characters, argues De Falco, are perpetually torn between excessive speech and internally or externally suppressed speech. However, she identifies an exception to this pattern by turning to female conversation as reported in the Journal through their accounts of Princesse Mathilde and her salon.
Throughout the book, De Falco provides new insights into the Goncourts' work. The first part, however, is the most thorough, with its six chapters spanning a hundred pages, whereas the second part squeezes ten chapters into seventy pages, leaving one feeling that some sections could have been combined while others deserve to be expanded further; the third part falls between the other two in its pacing.
Curiously absent from De Falco's bibliography is Barbara Giraud's monograph on L'Héroïne goncourtienne: entre hystérie et dissidence (2009). Giraud is particularly interested in the manner in which the Goncourts appropriate scientific discourse through literature, and she argues that, despite itself, their écriture artiste expresses a critical vision of women's place in society and challenges the normative discourse of Second Empire institutional authority (specifically, in the realms of family, religion, prison, and art). Similarly, De Falco ultimately seeks to invert the received understanding of the Goncourt as merely misogynistic: "Sans prétendre les réhabiliter complètement sur une question 'épineuse', nous avons montré, à la fin de chaque partie de notre travail, le renversement de cette logique de régression, de dégradation, de 'déchéance' de la femme" (291). While some reviewers found Giraud to rely too unquestioningly on Foucault in her reading of women in the works of the Goncourts, such theoretical considerations are largely absent from De Falco's study, which might indeed have benefitted from the additional perspective contemporary feminist theory would provide. It is understandable that De Falco chose not to include the numerous female figures from the Goncourts' historical writings, as she is careful to explain, since they are a different kind of text. Yet, she also acknowledges that an equally detailed analysis of the Goncourts' account of these historical women is ultimately needed to fully appreciate the complete spectrum of their literary representation of women. Let us hope, then, that others will continue to build on De Falco's valuable work.


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