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IRS Actively Seeking Out CARES Act Fraudsters
Officials say criminals have already gotten millions in PPP loans and unemployment insurance.
By Lee Barney
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is actively seeking out people who are trying to illegally obtain funds from the Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security (CARES) Act, IRS officials said Tuesday during a webinar sponsored by the CPA Academy, titled, "CARES Act Enforcement: What Can We Expect from the IRS?"
As Michael Batdorf, executive director of refund and cybercrimes at the IRS, said, "Even if only 1% of the applications are fraudulent, that is 1% of $600 billion, which is $6 billion. There are always criminals looking to exploit any difficult situation. We want to warn taxpayers about the potential fraud."
Some criminals are using fake URLs that appear to be from the IRS and phishing attempts to get money from taxpayers, Batdorf said. The IRS also noticed early fraudulent attempts to get Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loans, he said.
"One of the earliest was out of Rhode Island," Batdorf said. "There was no company. It was a completely false application for a $500,000 loan. Then there was one out of Norfolk, Virginia. It was a completely false loan application, but they managed to receive $150,000. There have been millions of dollars lost around the country."
Then there are those fraudsters who steal people's identification to file false unemployment claims, he added. "They are clogging the system with stolen IDs," he said. "It is affecting almost every state."
Nikki Johnson, director, collection policy, said the IRS is "balancing the need to dispense funds to those who are eligible with finding those who are fraudulent. We will whittle out those who are not legitimate. We are carefully reviewing every Form 7200, advanced payment of employer credits due to COVID-19, to ensure there is no ID fraud."
John Hinding, director, cross border activities at the IRS, added, "We are going through the Form 7200s. We may come across a brand new company with no employees. It is pretty easy to see that it is a fraudulent application. We have a decent amount of those. Some are honest mistakes."
Johnson said the IRS has been careful to assign "highly skilled employees to review these forms because it is a new process. They are skilled at investigating compliance cases and determining when something appears to be suspicious."
Tagged: CARES Act, Paycheck Protection Program
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Meet Nacho Mirya, a grade 2 nine year old girl from Uganda who joined Hands of Love school in January 2015. Her mum Scovia fled to Kenya from Uganda to escape an abusive marriage in 2013.
Nacho was initially left with her dad in Uganda. Scovia initially settled in Busia – a town on Kenya -Uganda border – were she had found work as a live-in domestic servant. In 2014 she moved to Nairobi with the family she was working for. The same year her ex-husband kicked Nacho out of their former home in Uganda when he remarried. This meant that Scovia had to leave her job so that she could live with her daughter.
Scovia narrates that it was very difficult living with her daughter in a foreign city. They moved from one slum to another so that she could go to where odd jobs were available. In August 2015 they settled in Kariobangi. Shortly after arriving in Kariobangi Scovia was encouraged to enroll Nacho at Hands of Love by a neighbor whose child was schooling with us. She had gotten a job at a carpenter's shop – helping sand-down and paint furniture – and didn't have a place to leave her daughter as she went to work.
She has been working at the same job for four years now making $2 a day. Last year (2017) she remarried and the family now has a two weeks old baby. The money that she and and the husband makes is not enough for housing and food. This means that Nacho sleeps without eating many nights and depends on the food she gets at school. Without Hands of Love this girl would probably be out of school and hungry.


For years, going back to the world of vhs and Blockbusters, I kept seeing one particular title on the shelves that looked appealing to my horror fanboy eye but just didn't seem quite ready for rental. Yet it just didn't seem to happen in each of those moments for whatever reason. Advancing to a mere 2 months ago, I finally bit the bullet and watched the 1984 bloodcurdler about a giant tusky terror on the loose in the Aussie outback called Razorback. It starred Gregory Harrison, then a popular star of tv's Trapper John M.D. as well as more than a few celebrity pinup magazines. All about an American investigating the disappearance of his animal activist wife in the Outback and his discovery of a giant wild boar with a decided taste for humans. A superior chiller, I found, with the emphasis as much on some truly colorful human denizens as it is on gore and brutal kills. It charmed me with its off-kilter air all while providing more than a few well-timed jolts. So, when opportunity presented itself here at HNN for me to review a similar story of boar gone berserk with Chris Sun's 2017 effort simply titled Boar. The question coalesced in my head as I put the disc in the player: Would it bear favorable comparison to its 34-year-old film forbear?
Much of the plot is similar to the earlier film. An Australian woman, with her new American husband, her teen children and her daughter's boyfriend in tow, are visiting her brother's farm in the outback and become targets of a mammoth rampaging boar decimating the countryside. Resting and recreating turns to running and fighting for survival in very short order. Can anyone escape the fury of this bloodlusting monstrosity?
Sun takes a sharp cue from Russell Mulcahy, director of the earlier Razorback, putting much of his eggs into the basket of eccentric characters to give the script life here. In many respects, the scenes at the local pub with all the crusty types coming out of the woodwork as well as bits with some farming locals are as entertaining in an oddball slice of country life way as the gore kill scenes are in setting up the shocks. Not that Sun shirks the latter in any way. Truthfully, he shows quite a reliance on suspense and imagination as he prefers the quick cut gore and keeping the full extent of the creature obscured for much of the runtime. That the boar is not shown in full until late in the action seems less to do with any highbrow concept of allowing the viewer's imagination to come into play and more to do with the limited budget and questionable construct ultimately pops up in full view. Most of the film's problems occur when audiences get a good, closeup look at the beast, a mechanical creation that becomes more obvious as the camera lingers. Use of a fairly obvious dummy in the mouth of the animal during one of the mauling moments didn't help either.
Witnessing much of the current made for order and mass-marketed horror product of late, respect for the audience keeps taking huge hits. Kudos should be given to Sun for not falling into that trap nor tumbling with the pitfalls of CGI overuse. In fact, according to an interview with the director by Jon Dingle at filmoria.co.uk, 85 percent of the monster visuals came courtesy of a three man-operated 14 foot fiberglass model. Kind of an old-school way of doing things. Just too bad he couldn't get the camera off the beast a little quicker because keeping it static allowed me to scrutinize a bit too much and that can be death when dissecting a picture like this.
Sun also spoke of the influence of Razorback in shooting Boar. More than that, though, is his fondness for American Werewolf in London. "You know you can't make a giant pig movie in Australia without people thinking about one of the greats, Razorback. Now that's a great monster movie and I guess in a small way there was a little RB Influence there but to be honest, my inspiration for BOAR came from American Werewolf in London and Jaws. However I do have an awesome cameo from Chris Haywood (Razorback) in BOAR where he sits at the bar and talks about a giant pig terrorising the outback." Haywood steals the proceedings in his brief cameo. One only wishes that there was room for Harrison somewhere, perhaps as a grizzled hunter vet who mumbles about an experience he had, oh say, 33 years ago.
Of the cast, each has a charm and a sense of the everyperson they bring to their respective parts. B-movie vet Bill Moseley nicely underplays, yet avoids the old fish out of water trope, as the step-dad Bruce. Nathan Jones (of WWE wrestling fame and Australian Musclepower Championships) plays the goodhearted, nice guy giant very smoothly. There is an element of goofball charm to him that's ingratiating. Steve Bisley and Roger Ward share the thief acting honors with Haywood as two aging drunkards who stumble across victims of the boar at a campsite even as they trade hilarious barbs with each other.
A prime example of the biggest problem with a horror picture with a central monster being the beastie itself when it appears in all of its almost but not quite realistic glory, the ride up to the complete revelation in Boar more than makes up for the back end shortcomings. And could serve as a cautionary tale to read of any boar attacks before you plan that next trip to the wilds of the outback.


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Q: Get information schema from sqlite db I want to get a list of all tables and their columns from the current database, like:
 table1
  - column1
  - column2
  - column3
 table2
  - column1
  - column2

I tried:
SELECT * FROM sqlite_master WHERE type=? ORDER BY name;
(? is 'table')
but I get only the table list, without the columns :(
If I remove the WHERE clause I get this error:
SQLSTATE[HY000]: General error: 25 bind or column index out of range

If I replace table with column I get nothing...
Help please?

A: Try this query:
pragma table_info(table1);

You'll get the following columns:
cid // Column Id
name // Column Name
type // Column Type
notnull // If the column is not null
dflt_value // Column default Value
pk // If the column is a primary key

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New Zealand reported decline in new coronavirus cases
By Forever News on	 April 10, 2020 World
Wellington, April 10 (IANS) New Zealand has managed to do something that many countries wish they could achieve: for four straight days, it has reported a decline in new coronavirus cases.
On Thursday, the country reported 29 new confirmed and probable cases, bringing New Zealand's total to 1,239 — including only one death. Of those cases, only 14 are in hospital — and 317 have recovered, CNN reported.
New Zealand, a small island country with a population of just under 5 million, is halfway through a month-long lockdown aimed at not only containing the virus, but eliminating it.
And so far, the approach appears to be successful.
"We are turning a corner," Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said in a speech Thursday.
"And your commitment means our plan is working."
For other countries, those positive signs might be a reason to lift restrictions. Denmark, which has at least 5,597 cases and 218 deaths, announced it will begin to lift its lockdown next week if cases remain stable.
Instead, Ardern said Thursday she was tightening border restrictions, meaning all those who arrive in the country will be required to spend two weeks quarantined in an approved facility, rather than self-isolating at home. The rule only applies to New Zealanders — foreign nationals have been banned from entering the country since March 20.
"At the halfway mark, I have no hesitation in saying that what New Zealanders have done over the last two weeks is huge," Ardern said at a press conference Thursday that many Kiwis listened to live. "You made the decision that together, we could protect one other. And you have. You have saved lives."
"But as I've said, this is going to be a marathon."
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Q: Lxd zfs is not clear what to do Unfortunately lxd has very short and uncomplete document site...
I launched a container on my needs but after many successful and wasted tests !
Now i configured lxd and use zfs file system and create new zfs pool with 1800GB size
I dont know whats that size ?
df -h shows my 1 raided partitions and some containers name as a zfs partition that each of them has 1800 gb total space.
Now i want to know Its true or wrong configuration for zfs?
Total available space is 1800GB on my server and i wanna make several linux vps and give each of them a diffrent space
Should i use diffrent zpool for each of them every time ?
I wish you get my mean !

A: If you have lxd configured properly to use zfs, then it will give you one zfs dataset per container. Something like this:
NAME                                                                                USED  AVAIL  REFER  MOUNTPOINT
nsn7/lxd                                                                                12,8G   241G    19K  /nsn7/lxd
nsn7/lxd/containers                                                                        10,9G   241G    19K  /nsn7/lxd/containers
nsn7/lxd/containers/maas-19-trusty-pxe5                                                    5,67G   241G  6,05G  /var/lib/lxd/containers/maas-19-trusty-pxe5.zfs
nsn7/lxd/containers/maas-20-xenial-pxe5                                                    5,21G   241G  5,51G  /var/lib/lxd/containers/maas-20-xenial-pxe5.zfs
nsn7/lxd/containers/maas-20-xenial-pxe5@snapshot-maas-2.0b4                                 106M      -  5,62G  -

In the above output, I even have a snapshotted container, and lxd used a native zfs snapshot for that.
It's not clear what your other questions are. Maybe start with comparing your zfs list -t all -r output with mine above and go from there?


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American Meritocracy In Action Yet Again
Memo to Joshua Black, Elizabeth Hasselbeck, and Keith Ablow: YOU ARE DUMB.
Qualifications! Those used to be things! If conservatives are to be believed, after all, we live in a pure meritocracy where not only do hard work and competence guarantee success, but success is ironclad proof of hard work and competence! Far be it from me to argue with conservatives, but allow me to point out that some hard working and/or successful Americans are in fact IDIOTS who SAY THE DAMNDEST THINGS.
"He should be executed for treason. I think the appropriate punishment is death. They killed Benedict Arnold. He shouldn't be allowed to kill Americans without a trial." - Florida state House candidate Joshua Black, explaining why he agreed on Twitter that Barack Obama should be hung by the neck until dead.
How low a bar do you have to jump over to run for public office in Florida? I mean, you start with the bar pretty low for Florida, move it into subterranean territory when you consider it's the lower house of the state legislature, and you STILL have to move it down farther to account for the candidacy of Black, a taxi driver and former street evangelist who, when reporters ask him if he really thinks Obama should be executed for drone strikes that killed an American citizen, goes ahead and affirms it.
Now, I would love for there to be consequences for the drone program. I think there should be. But death, and more specifically, calls for death that invoke images of lynching? There's a certain type of person that feels drawn to that, and apparently that makes them a Florida politician.
"Is this in direct relation to feminism on the rise? Is it a result just sort of society seeing men that are not as masculine and men that are as masculine being kind of demonized?" - Fox News' Elizabeth Hasselbeck, asking her guest why men don't get to be manly anymore.
You know what's in direct relationship to feminism on the rise? Elizabeth Hasselbeck's career as... whatever the fuck it is she does and gets paid quite highly to do over at Fox. I guess Dumbfuck Gender Traitor isn't her official job title, but seems to be an adequate description.
And, of course, masculinity isn't actually being demonized. Ways of being male that fall outside an incredibly narrow, 1950s definition of MAN are no longer being demonized, and that narrow definition is no longer being mandated, and certain specific types of assholery are no longer acceptable. As evidenced by the fact that Elizabeth Hasselbeck, despite any appearances to the contrary, didn't have to blow Roger Ailes to get her job.
"Let me put that more clearly: I am not convinced by any science I can find that people with definitively male DNA and definitively male anatomy can actually be locked in a cruel joke of nature because they are actually female." - Keith Ablow, the apotheosis of poster child-dom for today's theme.
You can't mention having to blow Roger Ailes to get a job in one breath without mentioning Keith Ablow in the next. Ablow is the only psychiatrist whose resume consists entirely of the words "GAY" and "PANIC". He is, of course, the only mental health expert Fox turns to on issues of sexuality, gender identity, and the inner workings of Barack Obama's mind.
And he doesn't believe transgender people are real. He thinks they're faking it, or just need to play some football, in the case of female-identifying males. Which are the only people he ever mentions, because preserving penises is Ablow's only vocation. And possibly hobby. Someone should see how many canning jars he buys each year.
Idiots Say The Damndest Things


As the summer approaches, more and more people look for reasons to stay inside their homes because of the heat of the sun. While most people would go out to enjoy the summer, some people consider it as their rest time. This means more time inside the home, more movie viewing in the bedroom and more time for the family. But let's admit it, not all homes are cool and relaxing like hotels. Not all furniture is summer friendly, especially when it comes to beds.
Have you tried sleeping in a wooden bed? Wooden beds from Revival Beds have a great range of wooden beds you should definitely check out if you are interested. These beds were commonly used during the 80s and early 90s because there were no air conditioners nor electric fans back then. People utilize the ventilation advantages of wooden beds to have a more comfortable sleep. Nowadays, wooden beds are not that popular because there are already modern beds available. The good news is some wooden beds are now modernly designed and can be enjoyed by wooden bed lovers.
This bed will just serve you right. Whether you're a parent, an employee, a child or a boss, studio beds never go out of style. Studio beds are one of the most comfortable wooden beds you can use. It literally serves its purpose of being a bed by making you want to lay down all day and night. These beds are also a lifesaver because they can be converted into a wall bed (if you want it customized), giving you more space to do your yoga, exercise or anything you want for the summer.
From the name itself, "four" means you can chill with your whole family with this type of wooden bed. This is what summer looks like for most families — spending time together. Four poster beds are usually placed in the master's bedroom so little children can crawl up and join their parents on a hot Saturday morning while watching Marvel movies.
Contrary to most people's conceptions, sleighs are not only for kids nor Santa Claus. It also looks good during the summer. If you visit revivalbeds.co.uk, a lot of sleigh beds are available at a friendly price. This style of wooden bed can make your bedroom look more playful. This type of bed is also perfect for the summer because of its simplicity.
Lastly, for a more modern looking bed, metro beds are there to save you. This bed looks good with all bedroom styles because it's minimalist, simple and beautifully crafted. This is perfect for millennials who want to have a touch of art in their safe haven.
Wooden beds are generally for all types of people. It's more structured than the modern designs nowadays. This summer, treat yourself with a more relaxed vacation using wooden beds.


As the 2016 Presidential election draws near, we must all protect our rights as citizens of this great USA. Please Join Warne Scope Mounts & the NSSF by visiting the NSSF's voter's education site and see what you can do.
Please America do not let it happen what happened here in Australia in 1996 Americans are very lucky to have your second amendment do not throw it away, stay strong.


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Kasey Kahne: NASCAR Sprint Cup Series – Las Vegas Preview
PHOENIX RECAP: Most recently, Kasey Kahne lined up from the outside pole position – his best career start at Phoenix International Raceway – and went on to finish 19th at the one-mile desert oval after late-race contact with the wall. The 32-year-old driver currently ranks 31st in the driver standings.
KAHNE AT LAS VEGAS: Kahne, driver of the No. 5 Farmers Insurance Chevrolet SS, is the all-time pole winner at Las Vegas with three and most recently earned one there in the March 2012 Kobalt Tools 400. In nine NASCAR Sprint Cup starts at the 1.5-mile track, Kahne has collected two top-five finishes, four top-10s and has led 58 laps. In his first Cup start at Las Vegas in 2004, he earned runner-up honors.
LAS VEGAS LOOP DATA: According to NASCAR loop data during the last eight Sprint Cup Series races at Las Vegas, Kahne ranks fourth in green-flag passes (485). Most recently at Las Vegas in March 2012, he spent 95.1 percent of the race inside the top 15.
INTERMEDIATE TRACK STATS: Kahne has collected nine of his 14 career Cup wins and 15 of his 26 pole positions on tracks one-to-two miles in length. In 18 starts on tracks from one to (but not including) two miles in length, Kahne scored an average finish of 10.9 in 2012. Specifically at 1.5-mile racetracks, there are only eight active drivers who have more career wins than Kahne, who has five.
LAS VEGAS TEST: Kahne and his Hendrick Motorsports teammates will spend Thursday testing the Chevrolet SS at Las Vegas during the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series test session as they prepare for Sunday's race at the 1.5-mile oval.
CHASSIS CHOICE: Francis will unload Hendrick Motorsports Chassis No. 5-779 for Sunday's event at Las Vegas. Kahne will drive this car for the first time during Thursday's test session at Las Vegas.
HENDRICK AT LAS VEGAS: In 15 races (58 starts) at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, Hendrick Motorsports has five wins, 15 top-five finishes and 23 top-10s. Kahne earned Hendrick Motorsports' first pole position at the track in the March 2012 Kobalt Tools 400. Jimmie Johnson leads all drivers at the 1.5-mile oval with four victories, while Jeff Gordon ranks tied for first with six top-five finishes.
INTERMEDIATE POWER: When it comes to competing at 1.5-mile racetracks, Hendrick Motorsports headlines the win, top-five finish, top-10 and laps led categories. Johnson's 14 wins are the most all-time by a driver at 1.5-mile tracks, while Gordon has the most top-five finishes (52) and top-10s (69). Johnson also is the all-time lap leader at 1.5-mile tracks with 3,441 laps led.
KASEY KAHNE, DRIVER, NO. 5 FARMERS INSURANCE CHEVROLET SS (ON BEING A DRIVER AT HENDRICK MOTORSPORTS.): "I just feel more comfortable now that I'm in my second year here. I know my surroundings. I feel like I understand what I'm doing, where I'm at, the team and the people. I think we have a good shot, and I'm excited to be at Hendrick Motorsports, excited to be a part of it, and we just need to put a big effort in it. It just feels good to be somewhere, be stable and feel confident about where I'm at and to feel really comfortable about it. I have the best teammates, owner and crew chief so to be able to work with all those guys on a consistent basis is great. I've never been in a position like this so I feel really good about it."
KENNY FRANCIS, CREW CHIEF, NO. 5 FARMERS INSURANCE CHEVROLET SS (ON ADAPTING TO THE NEW CHEVROLET SS.): "I try to look at the basic physics of what's going on and try to figure out the right application of idea for what's going on so this car has some differences compared to what we've been running over the past few years, and we're just trying to figure out what the right way to exploit those differences are as is everyone else."
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07 June 2021 – Daily Current Affairs
Consider the following statements with respect to Defence Acquisition Council
It is the Defence Ministry's highest decision-making body for deciding on new policies and capital acquisitions in India.
Indian Prime Minister is the Chairman of the Council.
Which of the statement(s) given above is/are correct?
d. Neither 1 nor 2
2)Protected Planet Report is released by which of the following organizations?
a. International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) and UNEP
b. United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and IUCN
c. World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) and IUCN
d. The Nature Conservancy and IUCN
3)Rishiganga River originate from which of the following glaciers?
a. Bandar Poonch glacier
b. Nanda Devi glacier
c. Alakapuri glacier
d. Milam glacier
Map of the Day :-
Northern Part is Jaffna Peninsula.
Wilpattu National Park and Yala National Park are here.
Colombo is the Capital.
In the Southern Part :Hambabtota Port
In the Eastern Part : – Trincomalee Port
Firstly Palk Strait and then Palk Bay and then Gulf of Mannar
Punjab, T.N. and Kerala top education index ranking :- Punjab, Tamil Nadu and Kerala have all scored higher than 90% in the Education Ministry's Performance Grading Index for 2019-20, which was released on Sunday.
Gujarat dropped from second to eighth rank in the index, while Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh are the only States which have seen actual regression in scores over this period.
The index monitors the progress that the States and Union Territories have made in school education with regard to learning outcomes, access and equity, infrastructure and facilities, and governance and management processes.
In fact, Punjab overtook the Union Territory of Chandigarh, which topped both previous editions of the index, but has now slid to second place with a score of 912.
Tamil Nadu also overtook Kerala, with a score of 906, largely driven by improvements in the State's educational governance and management, as well as in terms of infrastructure and facilities.
Gujarat, which had the second highest score in the previous edition, dropped to eighth place.
2)Lieutenant Governor of Ladakh, RK Mathur, launched the YounTab scheme for students. Under the scheme, about 12,300 tablets were distributed among them in Leh.
About YounTab scheme:- It is an initiative of Department of School Education. It was launched with the technical support of Information Technology Department.
Under the scheme, 12,300 tablets with preloaded online and offline content like textbooks, video lectures and online class applications would be distributed among students from Class 6th to 12th in government schools. Scheme was launched as an attempt for long term technology infusion in education system.
3. Parliament of Denmark has approved plans for an artificial island which will house 35,000 people and help in protecting port of Copenhagen from rising sea levels.
Lynette Holm Island:- This giant island would have an area of 1 sq mile and would be connected to mainland through ring road, tunnels and metro line.
4. As per Geological Disaster Technology Research and Development Centre, Indonesia's Merapi volcano erupted four times with lava spreading to 1,500 metres from crater. Most Active Volcano Merapi is considered as Indonesia's most active volcano.
5. Kerala government has launched 'Knowledge Economy Mission' to boost job prospects in the state by supporting knowledge workers.
Knowledge workers are workers whose main capital is knowledge. Examples include programmers, physicians, pharmacists, architects, engineers, scientists, design thinkers, public accountants, lawyers, and academics, whose job is to "think for a living".
6. NPR slips valid for long-term visas: MHA :- Migrants belonging to six non-Muslim minority communities from Afghanistan, Pakistan and Bangladesh, while applying for longterm visas (LTVs), can also produce National Population Register (NPR) enrolment slips as proof of the duration of their stay in India.
What is NPR :- The NPR is a list of "usual residents" of the country. It is compulsory for every usual resident of India to register in the NPR. This includes both Indian citizens as well as a foreign citizen.
Anyone who has resided in India for 6 months or is planning to live for 6 months is a resident and will fall under NPR.
The NPR was first compiled in 2010 simultaneously with the decadal Census exercise and later updated in 2015. It already has a database of 119 crore residents.
The NPR is a register of usual residents linked with location particulars down to the village level and is updated periodically "to incorporate the changes due to birth, death and migration".
7. The Tribal Cooperative Marketing Development Federation of India (TRIFED) came into existence in 1987. It is a national-level apex organization functioning under the administrative control of Ministry of Tribal Affairs.
TRIFED has its Head Office located in New Delhi and has a network of 13 Regional Offices located at various places in the country.
Objectives:- The ultimate objective of TRIFED is socio-economic development of tribal people in the country by way of marketing development of the tribal products such as metal craft, tribal textiles, pottery, tribal paintings and pottery on which the tribals depends heavily for major portion of their income.
TRIFED acts as a facilitator and service provider for tribes to sell their product.
The approach by TRIFED aims to empower tribal people with knowledge, tools and pool of information so that they can undertake their operations in a more systematic and scientific manner.
It also involves capacity building of the tribal people through sensitization, formation of Self Help Groups (SHGs) and imparting training to them for undertaking a particular activity.
Functions:- It mainly undertakes two functions viz. Minor Forest Produce (MFP) development and Retail Marketing and Development.
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Media and sedition :- The Article is about Sedition and the recent ruling of the Supreme Court on vinod dua's case. Author says that The Supreme Court's rulings on cases of sedition give hope the law will be reexamined.
Sedition is mentioned in Section 124A of the IPC.
In a Significant judgment, the Supreme Court has quashed a criminal case registered in Himachal Pradesh against journalist Vinod Dua by invoking the narrowed down meaning of what constitutes an offence under Section 124A of the IPC, the provision for sedition, set out in Kedar Nath Singh (1962). Every journalist, the Court has ruled, is entitled to the protection of that judgment, which said "comments, however strongly worded, expressing disapprobation of actions of the Government, without exciting those feelings which generate the inclination to cause public disorder by acts of violence, would not be penal".
Author says that in the famous Kedar Nath Singh case of 1962 the SC madde it clear that Sedition does not apply till the words / criticism cause violence.
Author says that Sedition was initiated in the colonial times to suppress the Nationalist activities and the journalists and still today in independent India , it is being used.
The Court's verdict brightens the hope that the section's validity will be reexamined. For now, it is a blow for free speech and media freedom.
Editorial 2 : Recognising sex work as work
The pandemic has hit millions of people and caused a great deal of suffering across communities. But there is one community that is especially hard hit and that is sex workers. Owing to the nonrecognition of sex work as "legitimate work", sex workers have mostly been kept at arm's length from the government's relief programmes.
Author says that Sex workers are considered immoral and also it is believed that the women who are in to this profession have been forced to do so. It is also thought that the profession of sex worker is very easy way out and thus women opt it.
Act governing sex worker :- The legislation governing sex work in India is the Immoral Traffic (Prevention) Act. The Suppression of Immoral Traffic in Women and Children Act was enacted in 1956. Subsequent amendments were made to the law and the name of the Act was changed to Immoral Traffic (Prevention) Act. The legislation penalises acts such as keeping brothel, soliciting in a public place, living off the earnings of sex work and living with habitually being in the company of a sex worker.
The Justice Verma Commission had also acknowledged that there is a distinction between women who are trafficked for commercial sexual exploitation and adult, consenting women who are in sex work of their own volition.
We must recognise sex work as work and stop ourselves from assigning morality to their work. Adult men, women and transgender persons in sex work have the right to earn by providing sexual services; live with dignity; and remain free from violence, exploitation, stigma and discrimination. It is time we rethink sex work from a labour perspective, where we recognise their work and guarantee them basic labour rights.
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Meltemi Nokia's operating system in the development of their work in Ulm in Germany will lose employees have set up new abilities called for community work. Nokia made the decision earlier this month to stop the development of the Meltemi and terminate a total of 10 000 employees.
The company announced the closure of Ulm office, many of us joined the group to plan for something that can help us achieve a better future, the manifesto continues.
Community to monitor its website and on Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn. The Community shall inform one tiimiprofiileista investors and individual employees' CVs to companies who need a "real talent".
Nokia Meltemi, the development of the employees involved have been visibly bitter decision to close down the company's operating system development.
Even in the spring of Nokia promised Ulmille rosy future, and the company finally decided, after being shelved Meltemi apparently already almost done.
But, Jolla is a company formed by individuals who are former employees of Nokia, and those who were part of that project.


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Washington DC — The Coalition for the Public Understanding of Science today announced this year's winner of the Paul Shin Award – an annual award honoring individuals for their dedication to communicating science to the public.
The 2012 winner is William (Bill) Gomez, Docent at Fitzgerald Marine Preserve and Stanford University's Jasper Ridge Biological Preserve. Bill was an executive with Syntex for many years and was fortunate to retire early at which point he turned his prodigious talents to teaching and volunteering with various ecology and environmental science groups in the greater San Francisco Bay Area. As a volunteer, his activities vary from speaking to a wide range of visitors about the ecology and biodiversity of the preserves, assisting with research projects, tidepooling for 3rd graders, scuba diving with marine biology students, to sharing science with students at a nearby alternative high school.
Cindy Wilber, Education Coordinator at Jasper Ridge Biological Preserve, nominated Mr. Gomez saying, "Bill's extraordinary work teaching science to the public in both formal and informal ways has contributed much to the public understanding of science and inspired thousands of learners." Stuart Koretz, a fellow docent at the preserve wrote, "His respect and love for the natural world, detailed knowledge of natural history, enthusiastic teaching style, modesty and openness make him one of the great unsung heroes: he works tirelessly, without compensation, out of a strong need to reach out and teach natural science."
Upon receiving the award, Mr. Gomez simply said, "I am deeply honored and overwhelmed." Mr. Gomez will attend the COPUS 2012 Invitational UnConference in March to receive a $500 cash prize and recognition plaque.
Co-founder of COPUS, Judy Scotchmoor of the University of California Museum of Paleontology said, "The Paul Shin award is very special to us at COPUS. In the short time that we knew Paul, we were captivated by his energy and determination to make a difference in the world. Bill Gomez has a similar dedication and passion for the public understanding of science and is a most worthy recipient of this award."
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The placenta processes your baby's nutrients, waste and oxygen by bridging your baby's blood circulation with that of your own. It sits inside the womb alongside your baby, and is attached to the wall of the womb. It is linked to the baby by umbilical cord, which is attached to the baby's abdomen.
Placental abruption (discussed here) and low-lying placenta are conditions linked to the placenta that can cause premature birth.
Placental abruption is a serious condition in which the placenta starts to come away from the inside of the womb wall before the baby has delivered. This is an emergency because it means that the support system for the baby is failing.
Studies show that placental abruption affects up to 1% of pregnancies (though it is suspected that the actual figure may be higher as it may not always be diagnosed). In this condition some or all of the placenta separates from the wall of the womb before the baby is delivered. This can be caused by an impact such as a car crash, or may be related to a condition such as pre-eclampsia or fetal growth restriction, also know n as Intrauterine growth restriction or IUGR.
When placenta abruption happens the placenta is damaged and the baby may not be supported to develop properly.
If you are suffering from any of the symptoms above get medical help immediately because they may signify an emergency.
In most cases of placental abruption it will be diagnosed from obvious blood loss.
However it could also be a concealed or 'silent' abruption, in which the blood is trapped between the wall of the womb and the placenta so there is little or no bleeding. In this case it would be diagnosed when the woman reports pain in the back or abdomen.
The level of pain depends on the severity of the abruption. A less severe abruption may feel like a bruise. A severe abruption will be very painful.
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My first child is now 4 months old, healthy baby so far. They said that she has had heart murmur but not in danger and just keep an eyes on this. It may close up by itself later in her life.
I had an emergency C-section on my 38 weeks pregnant due to placental abruption. My baby was 7 lbs 11oz when she was born.
I am 36 years old , 94 lbs when I was pregnant . I gained about 40 lbs during my pregnancy. They checked me for diabetes 1 hour, 3 hours couple times due to my blood sugar was high but the result always came out negative. I am not smoking ( but a second smoker due to my dad smoking) , no drug , and no medicine was on entirely of my pregnant, no hypothyroidism. I have chronic anemia, low blood pressure and low ion.
I was spotting bleeding at my first triamester. Entire the time of my pregnant all the check ups and ultrasounds, baby heart beats came out good.
At 36 weeks 4 days I went for pelvis exam to see if any dialate but no dialate yet. I got a lot bleeding when I came home after the check up. So I went to hospital and they told me that I might have baby on that day, my contraction was every 9 mins, no pain, no dialate. They monitor my baby heart beat and send me home 4 hours later after I stop bleeding. No medicine was taking or anything was done , only monitor baby heart beat and my contractions. I have no pain at all.
At 37 weeks (3 days later after my bleeding ), I have an ultrasound everything still good.
At 37 weeks and 5 days I went for another check up baby heart beat was good, my blood pressure 110/70 . I refused pelvis exam on that day.
At 38 weeks , that morning I had a little cramping , only a little pain like you had a period. My water boke couple hours later. I rushed to hospital and they told my baby heart beat still good, no dialate, don't see anything danger in ultrasound. About an hour after they told me everything was good , they rush me in an emergency C-section due to loss of baby heart beat. They still did Not Know that I had Placenta Abruption until they do the surgery. They told me that they were very close to do my hysterectomy due to can't stop my bleeding. But they didn't do hysterectomy on me. They told me that they don't know when my placenta start the abruption . My baby was all covered in blood clot. They asked me If I had any trauma to my body. I don't have any, I don't even have pain. They don't know what caused my placenta abruption, they sent my placenta for test but nothing unsual.
I was lucky. My baby is now 4 months old, about 15 lbs and healthy. I still stress about everything was happened to me and my baby. Everytime I look at her and think it is miracle. I wanna have another baby but reading all stories about mom lost baby I supper scared. If it ever happens to me I don't know how I can handle it.
I wish all the lost baby rest in peace. And the mom who lost baby please stay strong for your family.
19 weeks with placenta abruption.
It's been 5 days since I've been diagnosed with a mild placenta abruption. SaturdayI called out of work because I havent been feeling well . I was stressing out and doing laundry all day. I woke up at 9:00pm ruined underwhere and still bleeding. Being 19 weeks pregnant I freaked out and went t the emergency room. After sitting in there for 6 hours wondering if my baby was going to be okay or not they finally told me that I had a mild placenta abruption and that I would have to see my doctor on Monday when they opened. And to just go home and rest. After going through the whole thing and speaking to my OBGYN he said that they don't want me to work for the entire month and to just wait it out and see what happens... they weren't acting like it was a big deal so I wasn't really scared until I started to research it.. most of the time it happens in women 20 weeks or later I'm only 19 weeks and I'm so scared I'm going to lose my baby... I'm trying to do bed rest like they said and I'm trying not to stress out but how am I not supposed to stress when I have bills and no work for an entire month? I was going to use my tax returns to help and it turns out I owe this year even though all I do is work. I'm terrified and seeing all the stories of women losing their babies is heartbreaking... Any advice?
Please excuse the long delay in responding to your question. We close for 10 days over Christmas and are busy catching up with all the messages still. If you don't see the consultant at your next appointment please try not to worry, the team of doctors caring for you will all be qualified and very able to address your concerns. They have to have up to 15 years experience before they can become a consultant. If you are not happy with your care and want to change your hospital, this is possible and will be supported. What area do you live in?
My son is 3 in February, I had a full placenta abruption with him! The trauma has affected my mental health! Still to this day can't stop the panic attacks! The first indication was the pain not stopping during contractions! I couldn't come of the gas and air as the pain was unbearable! Then I had the first huge bleed! It was that big the surgeon just scooped it up and chucked it in to the bin! They put stockings on me and made me sign just "in case" of an emergency section. They then wheeled me round to the labour ward where I had my second huge bleed, I remember looking at my sons heartbeat it was dropping and on 29, this time they rolled me straight on my side and pulled the crash team button! So many people running round us it was terrifying! I just remember being run down the corridor to thetre with my other half running with the doctors! Then being pinned to the table and begging for them to hurry up and put me to sleep as I couldn't cope with the pain! It really was scariest moment of my life! My son ate his own mecnioum through the distress and was oxygen asphyxiated! He's almost three now non verbal no communication, no eye contact and also severe asthma! It's been a tough three years! I was immense pain in the weeks leading up to labour but everytime dismissed, I was also induced for low amniotic fluid around my son! The signs were there but unfortunately no one took me seriously until it was to late!
Hi Carla, Oh my goodness, this would have been terrifying for you and your partner. I am so sorry to hear what you have been through. I wonder if you would benefit from a debrief session with a midwife or doctor with the notes in front of them. This can help you to understand what happened and why and it is never too late. You could also call us on 0800 0147 800 if you want to discuss it. We may be able to help you understand why decisions were made when you were unable to consent properly due to your bleeding. We wish you and your family all the best for 2019.
I gave birth to my son 20 weeks ago. It was an emergency c section due to placenta abruption. Thank goodness both him and I survived and we are well. My problem is I've been bleeding ever since. The bleeding is on and off sometimes extremely heavy and sometimes clotted. Is this normal? I've been exclusively breastfeeding by the way.
My wife is 23 week pregnant and saw little blood and severe abdominal pain and had to go doctor immediately.
They think it is placental abruption and gave magnesium for 48 hours and steroids for baby lungs to mature fast. the contractions came back after they stop it. The cervix is tight and baby is healthy so adviced to bare with the pain as they think she is not close to the labor which is a good thing. But she is getting severe abdominal pain every other minute for about 15 seconds and she is crying to bare it. Any medication suggestions to reduce the pain and keep the baby healthy in there as long as possible?
Unfortunately Tommy's is not a 24 hour service and urgent enquires should always be directed to your nearest Maternity unit.
Please go Immediately to your maternity unit. It is not normal to have this pain at 23 weeks and she must be reassessed and cared for, for as long as these pains continue.
At 38 weeks, I woke in the early hours with stomach pains and lost a lot of blood when I stood up and my husband called for an ambulance. The ambulance staff very good, but they didn't make a point of seeing how much blood I had lost. In the hospital there was no consultant on duty, only juniors, I was feeling okayish until one insisted I lay on my LHS, I couldn't lie on my LHS all through pregnancy as it was always painful. At that point I lost a load more blood and as a consultant rushed in and barked orders, I was rushed for an emergency caesarean. Hubby had to sign for permission to operate as I was totally incapable. Later he was told that our son wouldn't make it, and that they had struggled to save my life. My son died 8 hours later. That was 1996. I had a daughter a year later, induced at 38 weeks as I was terrified of a repeat. Ever since I have suffered with ever increasing exhaustion which my GP finally diagnosed as hypothyroid combined with B12 deficiency last year. Apparently my THS has always been around 10, first tested when I was pregnant with my first child who is now 26. It was only on joining a hypothyroid facebook group that I found out how being hypothyroid increases the risk of placental abruption.
I'm so sorry to hear about the loss of your daughter and can only imagine what you are going through. I hope you have had an appointment with your maternity unit to discuss what happened and what could have caused the heavy bleeding. This discussion should also include plans for your care in your next pregnancy.
i just want to know is it.true,.can.i.really.not.have any.more.children?
Hi Sara, So sorry to hear this. It is really devastating to lose a baby any time, but to lose a full term baby is completely shattering. It may be still possible to talk to the doctor at your hospital by arranging an appointment through your GP. If not, the GP should have access to the notes and to any tests that were done on the placenta. If you were advised to avoid more pregnancies this should be documented in the notes.
Im so sorry for your loss. Alliw yourself to grieve. Dont blame yourself. I hope you have a good support system.
I also lost a son at 37 weeks of pregnancy due to placenta eruption. All was well until 4/6/2018 at around 10 pm at night. I felt a slight cramp and when I came down from my bed,the water broke and I started bleeding. Immediately I rushed to the hospital.I gave birth to my first born, now 5 yrs old through cs,but by then little did I bother to know y I gave birth to her through cs.Neither did I know that,it was because my pelvic bones were too small and that I can never give birth through a normal process. The doctors tried to ask me,but I couldn't give an assured answer and so they decided to give me time to see whether the cervix could open for me to deliver normally.I bled so heavily for 10 good hours,with so much pain that I've never felt since I was born.The doctors could wait no more coz the cervix was just 3 cm dilated.Immediately I was prepared for Theatre but before I was operated,the doctors prepared me psychologically by telling me that the child was no more.They indeed confirmed it when they removed my dead son out and told me that the placenta had not only completely detached itself from the uterine wall ,but i also had a low lying placenta and if it had taken me more than 15 mins before they took me to the operating room,I could also have gone. And if I had gone for scanning earlier at my pregnancy,I could have somehow saved my son.Am now worried if I might have the same problem with all my pregnancies.please help!
I was about 14 weeks when i bled the first time and it was only for a day with no other pain. My ob told me to be on bed rest for 3 days and it stopped. It started again at about 16 weeks but all of my tests and ultrasounds were normal. At this point my bleeding was similar to a medium flow period with back ache. I figured the back ache was from the baby growing since the other test were normal. My ob did a pelvic exam and found no source of the bleeding. During my 19 week anatomy scan she found a very small detatchment of about 1cm and told me not to worry because it's very small and there's nothing I can do besides try to take it easy. I bleed every day from 16 weeks until i gave birth at 21 weeks. It was my "new normal" even though deep down I knew something was wrong. My back hurt, I had bleeding. I had pressure and peed more often, my pelvic area was tender. All the signs of plancetal abruption and i kept getting told eberything was okay. I had contractions that morning and delivered him no more than 3 hours later. He was still alive and kicking when i was attatched to monitors. My placenta had come off 3/4 while in the hospital bed and his heart stopped. I delivered him naturally and was able to hold him for a few hours. I was very healthy the entire pregnancy and had a perfect previous pregnancy, my ob said this was just a case where my placenta didn't attach correctly in one spot. I'm going to try again in 6 monhs with my ob's okay. She said there shouldn't be any issues with the next one since i am otherwise healthy.
Exactly 29 years ago today I had a placenta abruption. I suffered severe blood loss and my daughter was deliverd via c-section. The doctors said my daughter would not live over night due to her oxygen loss. She was released from the hospital on July 4th. I am happy to report that I will help her celebrate Her 29th birthday today. Stay strong and keep the faith.
I had a low lying placenta one day I just started bleeding went hospital they said plancenta had erupted got rushed to theatre put asleep and had a emergency c-section I lost 5pints of blood but my baby was ok born at 32 weeks spent 2 weeks on neo-natal word then he came home.
I had a spontaneous placental abruption at 34+5 weeks with my first. All the symptoms of pain, contractions, bleeding etc.
I got to hospital, was monitored and as the large secondary bleed occurred, they got me under a general anaesthetic and into theatre where my gorgeous little girl was delivered healthily.
She was in SCBU for 2 weeks mostly because of gestation and 5 years later, she has no problems at all - wouldn't know.
It took a while for them to stop the bleeding in theatre but I didn't need any transfusions and I've gone on to have 2 further uncomplicated pregnancies. I did decide to take aspirin throughout both those other pregnancies though in case there was some undiagnosed cause - although not much evidence for it.
Charlotte, I am so sorry to hear this. It is so devastating. Usually abruption is associated with continual pain. While contraction pains come and go, there is no break from the pain with abruption. I can't rule this out but there may be other reasons why your baby died. Have you had a discussion with your obstetrician to discuss the reasons? An appointment to talk through your pregnancy and the care received should be arranged for you. This should include discussing any future pregnancy and what should be put in place to reduce your risks. You are also very welcome to call us here at Tommy's if you want to discuss anything with a midwife. 0800 0147 800. We hope you have good support from your family and friends and we send best wishes from all at Tommy's.
I had a Placenta Detached at 39weeks and i had to go for a C-section, i had abdominal pain and then mild bleeding .
My son is 3yrs old and diaglonised with ASD, is placenta detachment a problem.
I remember the doc telling me that the heart beat of the baby was monitored and it was 150.
thanks for getting in touch. The person best placed to go through your medical and obstetric history with you about you and your son, is your GP. They will have access to your full medical and obstetric records and be able to more accurately help you to make any conclusions from there. I do hope that you get the answers you need soon.
I am sorry to not be able to help you very much, but this is really not within a midwives knowledge base.
I had a placenta abruption at 39 weeks and lost my baby. until the midwifes realized what happened it was too late. Then by the next pregnancy i had a placenta abruption again at 36 weeks and luckily they manged to save my daughter who was born healthy and is now 5 years old. If i become pregnant again will i get another placenta abruption? and will it happen earlier than 36 weeks??
I am so sorry to hear that you had a placental abruption and your firstborn died as a result of this. You then went on to have another baby at 36 weeks born early because of another abruption.
I have included a link which states that the chance of abruption after 2 previous pregnancies complicated by abruptions is 19-25%.
If you feel able to become pregnant again you will be monitored extremely closely and this care will increase at around 34 weeks. It will mean that you will also be very aware of any signs or symptoms of abruption as your pregnancy progresses and you would seek medical help immediately.
Please keep in contact and call us on 0800 0147 800 if you need any support.
Hi Leanne, Thank you for your comment.


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Estate: Colthurst (Dripsey Castle)
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Colthurst (Dripsey Castle)
This county Cork family was a junior branch of the Colthurst family, baronets and were descended from James Colthurst, brother of the 1st Baronet. John Colthurst of Dripsey Castle married Jane, daughter of John Bowen of Oak Grove, county Cork. Three of their grandsons lived at houses in West Cork, John Henry at Dripsey Castle, George at Carhue House and Joseph succeeded Henry in 1865. Their granddaughter Peggy married Alfred Greer and this couple were living at Dripsey Castle in the 1870s. Alfred Greer appears to have purchased part of the Dripsey estate, which was advertised for sale in October 1851. It was comprised of over 1,900 acres in 1851. The Greer's daughter Georgina succeeded to Dripsey Castle. In 1878 she married Robert Walter Travers Bowen, who took the additional name of Colthurst in 1882. It was their son, John Bowen Colthurst, who ordered the shooting of Francis Sheehy-Skeffington in 1916. In the 1870s George Colthurst of Carhoo Lower and Joseph Colthurst of Carrignamuck, Coachford, owned 284 and 463 acres respectively in county Cork, while Alfred Greer of Dripsey owned 930 acres in county Cork and 244 acres in county Armagh.
Carhue/Carhoo (H3092)
A Coppinger family home, occupied by John Rye Coppinger in 1814 and 1837 and by Henry J. Coppinger in the early 1850s. Henry J. Coppinger held the property in fee and it was valued at £18. The sale rental of 1856 states that the mansion house had recently been repaired and that Henry T. Coppinger was tenant under the Court of Chancery. A lithograph of the house and demesne is included. Burkes (1904) records George Colthurst (born 1811) of Carhue House. John Good was residing in this house in the mid 1870s. In 1894 Slater refers to it as the seat of John H. Colthurst. Carhoo House is still extant. Carhoo Lower Magourney Macroom Magourney 217 East Muskerry Cork Lat/Lon: 51.90289
Clonmoyle (H3137)
In 1837 this house was the home of Charles Colthurst, a younger son of John Colthurst and his wife, Jane Bowen. At the time of Griffith's Valuation Jonathon Bruce was the occupier. He held the house valued at £35 from Charles Colthurst. Henry Leader of Clonmoyle, Coachford, owned 2,418 acres in county Cork in the 1870s. The Irish Tourist Association survey of the early 1940s mentions that it was the residence of Mrs.Young, the owner of Clonmoyle Flour Mills and that it had previously been the home of Harry Leader. It is now a ruin. Clonmoyle East Aghabulloge Macroom Clonmoyle 214 East Muskerry Cork Lat/Lon: 51.93105
Dripsey Castle (H3138)
This house was the home of the descendants of John Colthurst and his wife Jane Bowen from the late 18th to the early 20th century. It is still extant though it was damaged by fire in June 1920. The Irish Tourist Association survey in the early 1940s recounts the boycotting of the family following the Sheehy-Skeffington murder in 1916 and their subsequent departure to live in England. In the early 1940s it was the property of John O'Shaughnessy who also owned Dripsey Woollen Mills. In 2014 it was offered for sale. Carrignamuck Magourney Macroom Magourney 217 East Muskerry Cork Lat/Lon: 51.92664
Beechmount (H3139)
Occupied by Dr Godfrey in 1837 and by Thomas Batten who held the property from Henry Lindsey in the early 1850s. A house is still extant at the site. Deeshart Magourney Macroom Magourney 217 East Muskerry Cork Lat/Lon: 51.92668
Deeshart (H3955)
Denis Fielding held a house, office and mills valued at £28 from John H. Colthurst at the time of Griffith's Valuation. This may be the premises labelled "Carding Mill" on the 1st edition Ordnance Survey map and as "Dripsey Woollen Mills" on the 25-inch edition of the 1890s. Industrial buildings still exist at the site. Deeshart Magourney Macroom Magourney 217 East Muskerry Cork Lat/Lon: 51.92488
Cork City and County Archives: Colthurst of Blarney estate papers, including deeds, rentals, correspondence, maps & plans, photographs & other material relating to Colthurst, Morris, Oliver, Jefferyes & other families. 1602-1960s. U196 & 196A
Cork County Library: Irish Tourist Association Survey Files, Parish of Aghabullogue.
National Archives of Ireland: Encumbered Estates' Court Rentals (O'Brien), Colthurst, 25 Oct 1851, Vol 11(28), MRGS 39/005, (microfilm copy in NUIG)
National Library of Ireland: Copy of confirmation of arms being Colthurst quartering Conway, to the descendants of James Colthurst of Knockanariff, Co. Cork, next younger brother to Sir John Conway Colthurst, 1st Bart. of Ardrum and to his great grandson, Joseph Colthurst of Dripsey Castle Oct. 31, 1867. GO Ms. 109, pp. 155-6
National Library of Ireland: Copy of grant of arms to Robert Walter Travers Bowen of Oak Grove, Co. Cork and Georgina de Bellasis Greer, his wife, on their assuming under Royal Licence and in compliance with the will of Joseph Colthurst of Dripsey Castle, Co. Cork, the name and arms of Bowen Colthurst Feb. 8, 1883. GO Ms. 110, pp. 37-8
National Library of Ireland: Pedigree of Colthurst, Barts., of Macroom and Cooleneshan and Ballyally and Ardrum, of Knockannariff, Killigrohan, Dripsey Castle, of Carhue House and Clonmoyle all in Co. Cork, and Lucan House, Co. Dublin 1641 -- 1865. GO Ms.114, pp.6-10
National Library of Ireland: Pedigree of Colthurst, Barts., of Ballyally and Ardrum, Killigrohan, Knocknemariff and Dripsey Castle c.1680 1810. GO Ms.113, pp.251-2
GRIFFITH'S VALUATION OF IRELAND'[Primary Valuation of Tenements]', 1850-1858. : East Muskerry, 35 (Clonmoyle), 141 (Carrignamuck), 144 (Deeshart)
HUSSEY DE BURGH, U. H. The Landowners of Ireland. An alphabetical list of the owners of estates of 500 acres or £500 valuation and upwards in Ireland. Dublin: Hodges, Foster and Figgis, 1878. [available online at www.askaboutireland.ie] : 191
LEWIS, Samuel. A Topographical Dictionary of Ireland. London: S. Lewis & Co., 1837: I, 12 (Clonmoyle), II, 335 (Dripsey & Beechmount)
SLATER, Isaac. Royal National Directory of Ireland: List of the principal seats. (Manchester: 1894) : xxiv, 265 (Carhoo)
SLATER, Isaac. Royal National Directory of Ireland: List of the principal seats. (Manchester: 1894) : xxvi,189 (Dripsey Castle)
TOWNSEND, Horatio. Statistical survey of the county of Cork... Dublin: Royal Dublin Society, 1810: 683 (Dripsey)
The Genealogists' Magazine: Letters and documents relating to Dripsey Castle, Co. Cork. Society of Genealogists D.MSS. 6810. Vol. 4, No. 1, March, 1928
The Genealogists' Magazine: Colthurst, of Co. Cork. Pedigree, copies of 3 wills and 2 letters. D.MSS 1008 Society of Genealogists, London. Vol. 3, No. 2, June, 1927
Éire-Ireland: DONNELLY, James S. Jnr. Big House burning in county Cork during the Irish revolution, 1920-1921. XLVII, 3&4, Fall-Winter (2012), pp.141-197.
BURKE, Sir Bernard. A genealogical and heraldic history of the Landed Gentry of Ireland. London: Harrison & Sons, 1904: 104


Kylie 4-pc. Full Platform Bedroom Set w/ Storage Bed This Kylie 4-piece full platform bedroom set with storage bed is the kind of cool and classy furniture your child will love for years. Besides its beautiful deep merlot finish, this set provides plenty of space for clothes—including underbed storage! Plus, the dresser and nightstand feature felt-lined top drawers that are perfect for storing jewelry, collectables or other special items.
This Kylie 4-piece full platform bedroom set with storage bed is the kind of cool and classy furniture your child will love for years. Besides its beautiful deep merlot finish, this set provides plenty of space for clothes—including underbed storage! Plus, the dresser and nightstand feature felt-lined top drawers that are perfect for storing jewelry, collectables or other special items.
Overall Set Weight: 485 lbs.
L: 80" x W: 61" x H: 52"
L: 52" x W: 18" x H: 34"
L: 25.5" x W: 17" x H: 26"
I gave only 2 stars because this full bed is a little more wider than a standard full bed. We were not aware of this and bought a full size mattress to go with it. so we ended up with a 61 inch wide bed with a 54 inch mattress on it which leaves space on either side of the bed with the board and wooden planks visible on either side of the mattress as the mattress is not fully covering the bed.
Beautiful bedroom set that fits perfectly in my bedroom,. Furniture is really nice. I would definitely recommend it!!
We bought this bedroom outfit for my granddaughter & surprised her with it when she came to Pennsylvania from California for her spring break visit. She fell in love with it & we did too! It is very sturdy and just beautiful!! We have purchased all of our home furnishings from Raymour and have been very satisfied with everything! The quality of the furniture is above and beyond perfect!!
It is very good just the Bed height is little too much.
Not happy with nightstand, drawers do not open and close well. Also, nick in dresser and glue spot on headboard.
BEST ANSWER: No, the Kylie is made internationally.
media chest IS 36 inches tall NOT 49, just measured and purchased in store!
How can the drawers in the bed frame be reversed?
BEST ANSWER: The delivery team can assemble the Kylie Bed with the drawers on the side you request.
BEST ANSWER: The headboard includes raised wood and is not flat.
BEST ANSWER: The Kylie collection is displayed in showrooms. For assistance in finding a location near you, please contact Online Sales at 866-383-4484, option 3.
Does it come in twin size?
BEST ANSWER: The Kylie collection does include a twin size bed.
what type of box spring do i need with this bed?
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Located in Bridgeport, La Quinta Inn & Suites Bridgeport is a 4-minute drive from Bridgeport Heritage Museum and 7 minutes from Harwood Park. This hotel is 2.7 mi (4.3 km) from Bridgeport Country Club and 12.1 mi (19.5 km) from Decatur Golf Club.
Make yourself at home in one of the 53 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and microwaves. Wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary, and flat-screen televisions with satellite programming provide entertainment. Private bathrooms with shower/tub combinations feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include desks and coffee/tea makers, as well as phones with free local calls.
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I'm registered queue like this
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    [session addOutput:output];
    *successPtr = YES;
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If anyone has solution please post it.
Thanks In advance


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Queen's Speech features housing and planning reform proposals
By Deirdre Hipwell, Deirdre Hipwell Deirdre Hipwell2007-11-06T13:54:00+00:00
Climate change, housing regeneration, and planning reform were at the heart of Gordon Brown's proposals for the built environment in his first Queen's Speech as prime minister.
In a speech at the State opening of the Houses of Parliament that included 29 Bills the Queen said the plans were intended 'to respond to the rising aspirations' of the British people'.
Affordable housing is to be a key issue with the introduction of the Housing and Regeneration Bill which proposes to develop 3m new homes by 2020 through the creation of the Homes and Communities Agency
The Planning Reform Bill was also introduced by the Queen who said it would implement proposals in the May 2007 Planning White Paper to streamline and improve the planning regime.
On climate change the Queen said a bill would be brought forward to enable the UK to meet its commitment to reduce C02 emissions by at least 60% by 2050 making it 'the first country in the world to introduce a legally binding framework to reduce carbon dioxide emissions'.
The Crossrail bill, which gives the necessary powers to build the east –west railway across London, was also carried over from the previous parliamentary session.
British Property Federation
In response to the speech Liz Peace, chief executive of the British Property Federation, said it welcomed the government's 'clear intent to prioritise housing' but the government must consider the merits of a professional private rented sector '
She added: 'Some of the targets in the Climate Change Bill will require us all to raise our game.
'The property sector is no different in wanting to do the right thing, but there is often confusion over what is best.
'The government has taken on-board our concerns about the Merton rule and should equally avoid being overly prescriptive in how these new targets are met.'
Fashion retailer White Stuff has appointed advisors to conduct a review of its 115- store property estate, Property Week can reveal.
BlackRock's Flowerdown Retail Park acquired for £22m
BlackRock has sold one of its retail parks in its 'Project Carbon' portfolio for £22m, Property Week can reveal.
Marble Arch office block withdrawn from market
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I had a chunk of very good beef sirloin and a head of fresh farm picked broccoli in hand. What would I do with them? Beef and broccoli stir-fry, of course!
This is one of the most common beef stir-fry dishes that people order at Chinese take-out. It is very easy to prepare at home with ingredients you might already have in your pantry.
First, make sure the beef is thinly sliced and marinated with soy sauce, a little brown sugar, and corn starch for 15 minutes. Meanwhile, cut up the broccoli and onion. Prepare the sauce in a separate bowl with soy sauce, oyster sauce, chicken stock, garlic, ginger, sugar, and corn starch. Stir-fry all together and your dinner is ready to serve. A delicious and healthy Asian dinner less than 30 minutes! How about that?
Now I think I just gave you full instructions on how to make the dish and I feel like this post should end right here!
Here is the recipe tutorial in case you need it.
Slice the beef thinly against the grain. Use a tender cut of beef, such as sirloin, rib-eye, or strip-loin steak cuts.
Season the meat with soy sauce, brown sugar, corn starch, and rice wine (if you happened to have any). Toss well together and set aside.
Cut up the broccoli. I don't throw away the stem. Peel the outer fibrous layer off and you will get the tender core inside. It is delicious! Also slice 1 small onion as well.
In a bowl, mix chicken stock, soy sauce, oyster sauce, minced garlic, minced ginger, brown sugar, and corn starch. Set aside.
Heat oil in your wok or skillet so that it is very very hot (high heat). It is important to stir-fry with a very high temperature. Throw the beef in and stir-fry just until they brown. The sugar in the marinade will help to caramelize the surface of the beef nicely. Transfer the beef to a plate and set aside.
Drizzle more oil in a wok and add the broccoli and onion. Stir-fry for a minute. Make sure you are retaining the high heat. Add about 2 tablespoons of water to create the steam. Cook the broccoli until they are crisp and tender. Add more water if needed.
Return the beef to the skillet and pour the sauce over everything. Continue to stir-fry until the sauce gets thickened, which should take about 1 minute.
You can serve this beef and broccoli stir-fry over rice or noodles. I chose rice because it is the staple in my household.
You will love the tender beef, and the just-right crisp and tender broccoli. Yum!
A delicious meal doesn't have to be so labor intensive, right? The handy-dandy printable recipe is below. Enjoy!
In a bowl, combine beef slices with 2 teaspoon brown sugar, 2 teaspoon cornstarch,1 tablespoon soy sauce, rice wine. Toss well to coat and let it sit for 15 minutes.
In another small bowl, mix all the sauce ingredient, and set aside.
Heat 1 tablespoon of oil in a wok or skillet over high heat until very hot. Add the beef and let it sear for few seconds, then stir-fry until they are just browned. Transfer to a plate and set aside.
Heat the rest of the oil in a wok until hot, add broccoli and onion, and stir-fry for 1 minute. Make sure to maintain the high heat. Add 2 tablespoon of water to create the steam so that it can cook the broccoli florets to a tender crisp. Add more water if needed.
Beef combines so well with broccoli in a stir-fry, doesn't it? One of my favorite combos! Yours looks excellent -- thanks.
Thank you for sharing such a delicious recipe! I made it for dinner tonight and it's definitely going in my recipe file!
Great! I am so happy to hear that you liked it. Thanks for the comment.
Thanks Nagi. I better check on your beef and broccoli recipe, too. I am thinking of an affiliate program as well. Will see.
I've tried to find the right recipe for this for a long time. I tried yours and knew I had found the right recipe. Thank you so much. I love your cookbook too!
Thanks Kim, I am glad that this recipe was right one for you.
What a great recipe. Tastes just like at the Chinese restaurants. I made it for my MIL and she loved it. I've made several of your other recipes too and they've all been great. Thanks a bunch Holly~!!
I made this tonight and my husband said, loudly, "this is goooood sweetheart!" Tks for the recipe!


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Today I am participating in the LENS photo challenge at Home Is Where You Start From. I participated in their black and white photo challenge a couple of months ago (and actually won!). Today's edition requests photos celebrating love.
This photo was taken almost nine years ago - as a Valentine's present for my husband. The little chub on the left is Miss B, and the cherub on the right was our little friend, Johnny. We had the best time getting this photo taken, and I love the resulting shot - I will forever remember this day!
Hope everyone is enjoying a restful Sunday.... we went to a beautiful church service this morning and then daddy treated us to brunch. While in the restaurant it began to POUR down rain, something our area really needs. We're now home and enjoying the lazy, rainy afternoon.


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    .service('AnimalsDoctorService', ['$http', '$q', '$window', 'AnimalsService', 'AnimalsDoctorValues', 'AnimalMedicalHistoryValues',
        function($http, $q, $window, AnimalsService, AnimalsDoctorValues, AnimalMedicalHistoryValues) {

            this.rolesAllowed = function(role) {
                if ( !AnimalsService.rolesAllowed(role) ) {
                    $window.location.href = "#ua";
                }
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            /**
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                        return response;
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            /**
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            this.getAnimalServices = function() {

                if (AnimalsDoctorValues.animalServices.values.length !== 0) {
                    var def = $q.defer();
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                    return def.promise;
                }

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                    .then(function(response) {
                        AnimalsDoctorValues.animalServices.values = response.data;
                        return response;
                    });
            }

            /**
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             */
            this.getAnimalBreeds = function(animalTypeId) {

                return AnimalsService.getAnimalBreeds(animalTypeId);
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            /**
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             */
            this.getMedicalHistoryItems = function() {

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                    .then(function(response) {
                        AnimalMedicalHistoryValues.totalItems.count = response.data.rowsCount;
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                    });
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                            }
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                    }
                }

                return AnimalsService.getMedicalHistoryItemForDoctor(itemId)
                    .then(function(response) {
                        AnimalMedicalHistoryValues.item = response.data;
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                    });
            }

            /**
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                    .then(function(response) {
                        for (var temp in AnimalMedicalHistoryValues.items.values) {
                            if (AnimalMedicalHistoryValues.items.values[temp].id == itemId) {
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                    });
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             * update animal medical history item.
             */
            this.updateAnimalMedicalHistoryItem = function(item) {

                return AnimalsService.updateAnimalMedicalHistoryItemForDoctor(item);
            }

        }]);


The Podium Replacement Cap fits all CamelBak Podium and Podium insulated bottles (Chill, Big Chill and Ice). Built with Camelbak's innovative and modern self-sealing Jet valve which gets ride of splatters and spills. While the removable nozzle is easy to clean and the postive lockout offers leakproof transport.


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