Gabriella Muscolo was born in Milan on May 5th, 1959. She was awarded a law degree with honours at the University of Genoa on December 20th, 1982.
She was appointed trainee judge with Ministerial Decree on May 29th, 1985. Since then, she achieved the rank of Court of First Instance Judge on May 29th, 1988, of Court of Appeal Judge on May 29, 1998 and of Court of Cassation Judge on May 29th, 2005.
From 1991 to 1995 she has been appointed to the Italian Ministry of Justice, where she has dealt with European and International Law and has been member of the Commission for the transposition of EU directives on Company law in the Italian legal order and of the Commission for the reform of Italian Company law, both established within the Ministry itself.
From 1999 to 2012, she has been Judge of the Court of First Instance of Rome where, since 2003, she was sitting as a Judge of the Specialist Section for Intellectual Property Law at the District Court of Rome, which has competence on Intellectual Property, Competition Law and Consumer Law Litigation, and since 2012 she has been judge at the Court for Undertakings, which has jurisdiction on Intellectual Property Law, Competition Law, Company law and EU Procurement Law.
She has been the writing Judge of several decisions in these fields, published and commented in main specialist reviews in Italy and in Europe.
She was appointed member of the Enlarged Board of Appeal-EBA of the European Patent Office-EPO, for 2009/11 and 2012/14, before leaving this position as she was appointed member of the board of the Italian Competition Authority.
In 2012, she was appointed by the Consiglio Superiore della Magistratura - CSM (Italian Superior Council of Judiciary) trainer in EU Law for the Rome District, implementing the European Gaius project. Being part of this project, she has taken part to the activities of the EJTN-European Judicial Training Network.
Since 2008 Gabriella Muscolo has been lecturer of Company Law at the School of Specialization for the Legal Professions at the University of Rome - La Sapienza. Since 2003, she has also lectured at Italian and Foreign Universities such as Université de Strasbourg, CEIPI-Centre d' Etude International de la Propriété Intellectuelle, Technische Universitat Dresden, Universidad de Alicante, Queen Mary University, University of Washington, CASRIP- Center for Advanced Studies and Research in Seattle and Waseda University in Tokio.
She has taken part, as a senior expert, to several EC training projects and she has been lecturing for the CSM, the Italian School for the Judiciary and the EPO Academy.
She has published in both Italian and English in the fields of Company Law, Industrial Law and Competition Law. In particular, she has authored several articles on Italian and European Journals and coauthored various books. Together with G. Caggiano e M. Tavassi, she edited the books "Intellectual Property and Competition Law: a European perspective", Kluwer International, The Netherlands, 2012 and together with G. Pitruzzella "The Pharmaceutical Sector Between Patent Law And Competition Law. An International Perspective" Kluwer International, The Netherlands, 2016.
She is co-editor of the Journal "Le sezioni specializzate di diritto industriale" edited by Giuffrè and of the online Journal "Italian Antitrust Review".
She is member of the Board of Directors of the Intellectual Property Judges Association- IPJA, member of the Association of European Competition Law Judges-AECLJ, and member of the executive board and vice-president of the Italian Association of European Jurists (AIGE), associated to the FIDE (International Federation for European Law).
She is member of the board of the Italian Competition Authority since May 2014.


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Noyelles-sur-Mer – miejscowość i gmina we Francji, w regionie Hauts-de-France, w departamencie Somma.

Według danych na rok 2011 gminę zamieszkiwało 767 osób, a gęstość zaludnienia wynosiła 38 osób/km² (wśród 2293 gmin Pikardii Noyelles-sur-Mer plasuje się na 357. miejscu pod względem liczby ludności, natomiast pod względem powierzchni na miejscu 89.).

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Description: Having blown up the dam and poured thousands of tons of water onto the army of the Darkness, Alice and her companions were absolutely sure that they had won a victory. But it was by no means the end. The Dark Warrior managed to survive and he sent after them a hurricane so powerful that the three were nearly killed! Alice recovers consciousness and finds herself behind the Great Fissure, on the Dark Side, where regular people have not been able to get for a few decades already. Now, when the girl has to find her uncle and Farador before the Darkness finds them first, the power of the burning flame, which the tender girl got in her childhood, is fading for unknown reasons... Will Alice manage to find her closed ones before the magic power leaves her forever? Travel together with young Alice about dark lands and deserted settlements, caves and oases of the Desert of Death. You are to get to the very heart of the deserted lands and cope with numerous challenges, avoid the traps and hide away from the Darkness. Are you ready for a difficult, but so thrilling journey to the other side?


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When COVID-19 drained supplies and PPE, Stanford Medicine's "guardian angel" created solutions
This Voices of COVID story shares how Amanda Chawla, supply chain vice president, kept Stanford's health care workers protected when COVID-19 caused PPE shortages.
Author Mandy EricksonPublished on February 26, 2021 February 25, 2021
Last spring, as hundreds of patients began driving onto the Stanford campus for coronavirus testing, workers in the supply department realized they might soon run out of nasal swabs.
The swab maker they relied on was in Italy, which was in lockdown to stem the spread of COVID-19. The factory was producing fewer swabs, just as health care organizations the world over were desperate for more.
"Demand for products went up overnight at Stanford alone by 400%," said Amanda Chawla, chief supply chain officer and vice president at Stanford Health Care, Stanford Children's Health and Stanford Health Care - ValleyCare. "With nearly all doors closed for basic medical supplies, we had to develop new relationships. And when we couldn't buy something, we asked, 'Can we make it?'"
They partnered with a local 3D-printing company to create the swabs -- enough for all the Stanford Medicine patients who needed a coronavirus test. They also printed face shields and parts for respirators that help protect workers from contracting the virus.
Staying ahead of the PPE shortage
Supplies are easier to find now, but early in the pandemic, Chawla and her 300-plus team of buyers, inventory coordinators, distributors and others worked long hours, ensuring that even during peaks of global demand, caregivers at Stanford Medicine never ran out of personal protective and testing equipment.
Amanda Chawla
"When everything goes smoothly, no one thinks about supply chain," said Chawla. Since the pandemic, it has become clear that "without a well-functioning supply chain, the entire health care organization can come to a standstill."
"I love it," Chawla added, about working in supply chain. "We are in an industry where helping and caring for people is at the heart of what we do."
Chawla, who holds a master's of health administration, started her health care career when she was still in high school, working as a medical assistant in a psychiatric hospital in Kirkland, Washington. She later helped a group of physicians launch a clinical trial site, establishing the procedures for operating trials and recruiting patients.
From there she took a job in a hospital supply-chain department. She remained in that field, arriving at Stanford in 2016 to oversee the purchasing and distribution of nearly 200,000 products for Stanford Medicine's three hospitals and more than 60 clinics. In 2019 she became a vice president, and recently was named Contracting Professional of the Year by The Journal of Healthcare Contracting -- an honor she called "humbling and a recognition of the entire Stanford supply chain team" -- because of her solutions to supply shortages during the pandemic.
One of those solutions was a national exchange for hospitals to trade supplies. As Stanford Health Care began to run low on some sizes of N95 masks -- the snug-fitting plastic-fiber face coverings that offer optimal protection -- Chawla reached out to someone she had met at a conference: the chief executive officer of Resilinc, a company that helps organizations monitor the availability of supplies.
Resilinc, Stanford Medicine and another company, Premier Inc., launched a national exchange through which health care organizations, at no cost, offer their surplus equipment as well as request the supplies they need. The exchange is still running strong, with more than 2,000 organizations swapping goods. Stanford Medicine was able to obtain masks, gowns and cleaning supplies via the exchange.
Chawla also partnered with clinicians to ensure none of the precious personal protective equipment was wasted. They devised guidelines, including when caregivers should wear N95 or surgical masks, how frequently they should obtain new masks, and how to store them when they're having lunch.
And she and her team reached out to manufacturers all over the world to find new sources for supplies. Before COVID-19 restrictions were enacted, a member of her team traveled to India to build a relationship with a manufacturer and ensure the quality of the PPE.
Amanda Chawla called her recent recognition as Contracting Professional of the Year by The Journal of Healthcare Contracting "humbling and a recognition of the entire Stanford supply chain team."
"Guardian angel" for COVID-19 supplies
Chawla is "our guardian angel," said Norm Rizk, MD, professor of medicine and former chief medical officer for Stanford Health Care. "She was inventive and tireless, and did it all with an upbeat attitude and lots of humor. It shows how everyone in Stanford Medicine is a health care worker, not just those on the front line."
As the pandemic and equipment shortages persisted, Chawla's team started to feel the strain of the workload. She insisted that her workers take time off to recuperate, picking up the slack herself.
"She is always worried about how her team is doing," said Katie Dean, administrative director of supply chain. "When she knows someone is having a rough time, she reaches out. She took the time to give handwritten notes to her staff, praising and encouraging them."
Chawla said she's uplifted by her team: "Everyone goes above and beyond," she said. Off work, she rejuvenates by spending time with her two young girls, taking them to parks on weekends. "That's a big stress relief, and an appreciation for the value of life." Just days ago, the family celebrated the birth of a new son.
While the pandemic has upended the hospital supply profession, Chawla sees some benefits, including greater appreciation for her and her colleagues' work and a recognition of the fragility of the U.S. and global supply chain. She also anticipates more domestic manufacturing of supplies and hospitals' keeping more essential equipment on hand.
"This past year has tested our resiliency," she added. "But the pandemic has brought us together and brought forward innovative solutions as we grow and refine, continuing to build the future supply chain."
The Voices of COVID series captures the stories of the many people at Stanford Medicine who have been stepping up to the challenge of the pandemic. Follow along on social media and look for new stories regularly.
Top photo by Katherine Emery: Chawla on the right and Stanford Health Care CEO David Entwistle on the left; Bottom courtesy of supply chain
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"Tremendously grateful": Running drive-through COVID operations at Stanford Health Care
This Voices of COVID story features physician assistant Thanh Khong, who manages testing and vaccination operations for Stanford Health Care.
"The team has risen to the challenge": Nurse steps up during pandemic
This Voices of COVID piece features Charles Ayson, an experienced night-shift nurse on a COVID-19 unit, who is helping his team of nurses navigate the pandemic.
Author Tracie WhitePublished on February 9, 2021 February 12, 2021


WASHINGTON -- The causes of youth gun violence are complex and while focusing on just a single variable will probably not prevent shootings, understanding and preventing youth violence should be a national priority, according to a comprehensive review published by the American Psychological Association.
"Rampage school shootings threaten our sense of social order, while inner-city street shootings signify entrenched disruptions of social trust. In either situation, there is an urgent need to understand what went wrong. This article explores the complex causes of gun violence among vulnerable youths in these two distinct, but uniformly tragic scenarios," said lead author Brad Bushman, PhD, of The Ohio State University. The article appears in APA's flagship journal American Psychologist.
The article summarizes and updates a report the authors made in 2013 to the National Science Foundation. Bushman and co-author Katherine Newman, PhD, of the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, enlisted 10 other experts to help write an advisory report on what is known and still needs to be discovered about youth violence.
School rampage shootings and street shootings by youth differ in dramatic ways: They are committed by different types of youth for different reasons, and often have very different risk factors, according to the review.
Nearly all school shooters are white, rural or suburban, and middle class. They usually have multiple weapons, including semi-automatic or automatic rifles, purchased legally and often obtained from family members. School shooters also want everyone to know who they are and design their killing sprees as a grand finale, often committing suicide in the end.
In contrast, street shooters tend to be black, poor and live in the inner city. They often have lengthy arrest records and use handguns that they obtained illegally. They don't want people to know what they did and rarely commit suicide.
Despite all the differences between street shooters and school shooters, many of the causes of their actions are not that different, according to the article.
"The causes of gun violence in youth are complex. There are usually multiple factors acting together no matter what kind of shooting is involved," Bushman said.
Some factors, like social rejection from peers, seem to be more related to school shooters. Other factors, like poverty, appear to play a larger role in street shootings. But many factors, like family influences, personality traits, exposure to media violence and access to guns, play a role in both types of youth gun violence, according to the review.
Because youth violence has so many causes, preventing it also requires a multifaceted approach, said Bushman. Many of the solutions are well-known, if not often implemented, such as strengthening families, minimizing violent media effects, reducing youth access to guns and improving school climates.
The review also noted that new technologies make it possible to mine large quantities of online data to help predict potential youth violence, citing as one example the Chicago Police Department using social media (e.g., Facebook profiles) to map relationships among the city's most active gang members to identify individuals at highest risk to be involved in a homicide.
"It is possible to sift through Facebook and Twitter posts to determine if individuals are showing signs of violent behavior," said Bushman. "There are concerns about privacy. We have to make sure that when we do this kind of data mining that we only use data that is publicly available."
Whether by law enforcement, schools or even family, the question of monitoring social media to predict violence is still wide open and it may be some time before a consensus emerges as to whether it is effective, according to Mark Dredze, PhD, of Johns Hopkins University, an author on the review.
One of the most effective methods for preventing school shootings is ensuring that information that "something terrible is about to happen" is brought to trusted adults who have knowledge to respond effectively. This involves improving school climate, according to Bushman.
"You want students to trust parents and teachers and feel like they can talk about possible threats they hear about without ruining someone's life," he said. "Zero-tolerance policies for speech are not helpful, though weapon possession should never be tolerated. Many kids won't report threats they hear if they know a fellow student could be expelled for what could be an idle or non-serious comment."
Both school rampage shootings and everyday street violence need more attention from lawmakers and the public than they currently receive, said Bushman. "We can't begin to solve the problem of youth gun violence if we don't make the issue a major national priority."
Article: "Youth Violence: What We Know and What We Need to Know," by Brad Bushman, PhD, The Ohio State University; Katherine Newman, PhD, University of Massachusetts, Amherst: Sandra Calvert, PhD, Georgetown University; Geraldine Downey, PhD, Columbia University; Mark Dredze, PhD, and Daniel Webster, ScD, Johns Hopkins University; Michael Gottfredson, PhD, University of California, Irvine; Nina Jablonski, PhD, The Pennsylvania State University; Ann Masten, PhD, University of Minnesota; Calvin Morrill, PhD, University of California, Berkeley; Daniel Neill, PhD, Carnegie Mellon University; and Daniel Romer, PhD, University of Pennsylvania, American Psychologist, published online Jan. 14, 2015.
Contact: Brad Bushman at bushman.20@osu.edu or (614) 688-8779.


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Nathaniel Jouett to be sentenced Monday for the Clovis-Carver Public Library mass shooting
February 10, 2019 at 8:26 PM CST - Updated February 10 at 8:27 PM
CLOVIS, NM (KFDA) - A judge will be sentencing the teen who pleaded guilty to all charges from the mass shooting at the Clovis-Carver Public Library.
Last december Judge James Hudson ruled that Nathaniel Jouett was not eligible for an amenability hearing that would have allowed him to enter a rehabilitation facility and be released when he turned 21.
Library employess Wanda Walters and Kristina Carter were killed in the shooting and four others were injured.
The sentencing is set for Monday, February 11 at 9 a.m. in Clovis.
Jouett's sentence could range from probation up to two life sentences plus 96 years.
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- Country reports on the status and scope of corruption in the participating countries are being developed by using the inputs from local experts.
- The seven country reports (the report for Bulgaria is part of the Corruption Assessment Report (CAR) developed by Coalition 2000 annually since 1999) will be integrated into a single document intended to serve as background for RCAR in Phase II.
In order to adopt a uniform approach to the development of country reports and to enhance the capacity of participating NGOs, representatives of the network mobilizers participated in a corruption assessment training seminar in Sofia in December 2000. The training was based on the experience of the Coalition 2000 CAR. The trainees were introduced to the use of monitoring instruments for the purpose of implementing a corruption watchdog system. Production of regional corruption indexes based on the Coalition 2000 model was also included in the training workshop curriculum.


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Q: ASP .Net : Filter ListView items dynamically based on user input I have a ListView with DataPager control. I'm trying to display a series of questions.Each question along with it's choices belongs to an item in the listview and I am displaying one question per page. The choices are radio buttons with autopostback enabled.
Now, based on the user's response to the first question I want to filter the rest of the questions in the listview to display only the ones relevant to the user's choice. Also, I don't want to completely remove the other questions from the listview  because if the user navigates to the first question and changes his response, I want the list to change accordingly. Is there a way to dynamically hide the pages that contain the irrelevant questions?
Thanks.
Note: The list items are populated by a custom sql query:
SELECT questionNumber,questionText,OptionA,OptionB,OptionC,OptionD,OptionE,OptionF,OptionG,OptionH,OptionI,OptionJ,OptionK,OptionL,Other,questionTag,subType from Questionairre
In this query the value present in the field "subType" should be compared with the choice made in the first question.. The subtype field for the first question will not be checked.  The following code is what I have so far. The variable "firstChoice" is the static variable that stores the value postedback from the first question.
 protected void ListView_ItemDataBound(object sender, ListViewItemEventArgs e)
    {
        SqlConnection conn = new SqlConnection(System.Configuration.ConfigurationManager.ConnectionStrings["ConnectionString"].ConnectionString);

        ListViewDataItem di = (ListViewDataItem)e.Item;

        Label q=new Label();
        foreach(Control control in di.Controls)
        {

            if (control.GetType() == typeof(Label))
            {
                q = (Label)control;

                if (q.ID == "subType" && q.Text != firstChoice)
                    {
                        di.Visible = false;

                    }
            }
        }

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Belmont är en kommun i departementet Doubs i regionen Bourgogne-Franche-Comté i östra Frankrike. Kommunen ligger i kantonen Vercel-Villedieu-le-Camp som tillhör arrondissementet Pontarlier. År  hade Belmont  invånare.

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CEE Bulletin on Sexual and Reproductive Rights
No 8 (30) 2005
http://www.astra.org.pl/30_issue.htm (1 van 7)16-1-2006 12:17:07 BURNING ISSUE - 2005 World Summit
In this Burning Issues will provide you with diversity of information related to upcoming September Millennium Summit + 5 which is expected to be
the largest gathering of world leaders in history.
2005 Word Summit Updated
Ø At the final preparatory conference before September's Millennium Summit +5 UN agencies and some countries took an opportunist to lobby for reproductive health and rights to be linked to the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs). The outcome of the Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) meetings, which took place between June 29 and July 27, is very important in this context, since this UN body will be responsible for monitoring the implementation of the MDGs. An outcome of the ECOSOC meetings will be a Ministerial Declaration which will be presented to the participants at the Millennium Summit +5 where future strategies to achieve the MDGs will be decided on. At the ECOSOS meetings the UN Population Fund (UNFPA) distributed a new report "Reducing Poverty and Achieving the MDGs: Arguments for Investing in Reproductive Health & Rights". The report argues that reproductive health care and sexual and reproductive health services (including abortion) are necessary to eliminate poverty and hunger, and to effectively fight HIV/AIDS. Source: Catholic Family & Human Rights Institute www.c-fam.org Ø A strong NGO representation from most regions participated in informal hearings attended by NGOs, civil society and the private sector which were part of the preparation for the September Summit. Governments listened to the recommendations from NGOs including those emphasizing the need to guarantee sexual and reproductive health and rights. Participants of the Freedom from Want session emphasized that ensuring universal access to sexual and reproductive health services, information, and education, and protecting sexual and reproductive rights are crucial for achieving the MDGs. They also addressed HIV including ensuring sexual and reproductive rights of people living with HIV/AIDS.
Ø On July 15th, the World Association for Sexual Health adopted the Montreal Declaration: "Sexual Health for the Millennium." The declaration aims to influence governments, international agencies and others to recognize the contribution of sexual health to the health and wellbeing of individuals and societies and to integrate sexual health into strategies to achieve the MDGs. Full text of the declaration http://www.montrealsexo.com/en/PressRelease.pdf Ø On July 18th, the European Union General Affairs and External Relations Council adopted Council Conclusions on the 2005 World Summit. It repaeated their commitment to sexual and reproductive health and rights and recognizes that the MDGs cannot be achieved without reaching the Cairo goal of universal sexual and reproductive health and rights. Summary of the Conclusions http://europa-eu-un.
org/articles/cs/article_4929_cs.htm Source (above three points): Millennium Development Goals and Sexual and Reproductive Health E-Bulletin http://www.astra.org.pl/30_issue.htm (2 van 7)16-1-2006 12:17:07
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Cervical Cancer Prevention. Women in Easter Europe and Newly Independent States, and especially the poorest women, suffer disproportionately
from cervical cancer. Annually 85% of new cases and deaths occur in these countries, where cervical cancer is the number one cause of cancer-related
deaths among women. High rates result from a lack of adequate screening services and treatment for precancerous lesions. Cervical cancer prevention
by screening for and treating precancerous lesions is an effective public health strategy. Well organized Pap smear programs have significantly
reduced the extent of disease in developed countries, but it is not the case yet in the EE/NIS region. The Alliance for Cervical Cancer Prevention
(www.alliance-cxca.org) is currently conducting research to gather evidence on the impact of VIA and VILI screenings' impact on the disease. The
results will be available in 2007. Efforts are under way throughout the EE/NIS region to strengthen existing prevention activities. A 2004 meeting in
Albania brought together representatives from nongovernmental agencies and health ministries from Eastern and Central Europe and the NIS to share
lessons learned and receive information on cervical cancer prevention strategies. The meeting was organized by the Open Society Institute (OSI) and
PATH, in collaboration with the Open Society Foundation for Albania and the Open Society Fund Lithuania. Conference materials in English and
Russian are posted on OSI seminar's website at http://health.osf.lt/en/seminars
Poland: Gay activist fined. President of Poland's Campaign Against Homophobia, Robert Biedroñ was fined for offending Catholics District Court
for insulting Roman Catholics. Biedroñ intends to appeal against this decision. He has been fined for his comment on the words of Dorota Ekes,
activist of a Catholic organization "Stowarzyszenie Rodzina Polska (Polish Family Association)" who referred to homosexuality as an illness ("If
somebody bears this illness, they should be aware in advance that they will be forbidden to perform certain activities, which particularly concerns a
function of a teacher who educates our children and shapes their consciences, and in a sense also their social ideas" – she said in one of the catholic
daily. Biedron stated that "(Her words) mirror in full the fascist-nationalist-Catholic character of the witch-hunt against homosexuals". The sentence in
Biedroñ's case was reached by the ordering procedure, without a process, at a closed session. For two years now Campaign Against Homophobia has
been involved in legal action against Dorota Ekes, Polish Family Association's representative on family matters. But the court proceedings were
discontinued by the decision of the District Court. Appeal was filed against the decision for discontinuation.
More information: Robert Biedroñ, e-mail: biedron@kampania.org.pl
Russia: Discrimination of HIV-positive women and children. According to Human Rights Watch Report HIV-positive women and children in
Russia often face discrimination and abuse, even from health care professionals. They are stigmatized everywhere including school, work, medical
services and even their own homes. Many HIV-positive women experience verbal abuse from health care providers and some are refused treatment.
HIV-positive children which are abandoned at birth are segregated in orphanages and hospital from others because people are scared of coming into
contact with them. The Human Rights Watch criticized the Russian government for failing to protect HIV-positive women and children and not
addressing the epidemic in the country sufficiently. Full report is available at:
http://www.hrw.org/english/docs/2005/07/15/russia11320.htm
http://www.astra.org.pl/30_issue.htm (3 van 7)16-1-2006 12:17:07 Ukraine: ads for birth control and feminine hygiene. At the end of June Ukrainian churches called on authorities to restrict advertising of birth
control and feminine hygiene, stating that such advertisements in the mass media were "insulting to social morality." At the same time churches called
for restrictions of advertisement of alcohol and tobacco and forbidding consumption of alcohol and smoking in public places. A representative of
Ukraine's Greco-Catholic Church said that a school course on Christian ethics in public schools would help decrease alcohol and tobacco use.
Source: Push Journal
G-8: Disappointing. The outcome of the G-8 meeting attended by Canada, Italy, France, Germany, Japan, Russia, the United Kingdom and the United
States that took place in Gleneagles, Scotland was disappointing as far as Sexual and Reproductive Health is concerned. One positive aspect of the
meeting was that G-8 members recognized the importance of education in reducing the spread of infectious diseases as well as providing better care to
women and children. Still the G-8 outcome does not place enough emphasis on recognizing and protecting the sexual and reproductive health and
rights of Africa's women, men and youth.
Source: Millennium Development Goals and Sexual and Reproductive Health e-Bulletin
Male pill. Men are often viewed as too selfish to take the main responsibility for contraception while women are viewed as too unwilling to give up
control over reproductive matters. If this is true the introduction of male pill will not be effective. But two companies: Schering and Organon think
that changing patterns of behavior mean there is a market for their product. Schering, which is based in Berlin, is already a specialist in female
contraception, it introduced the pill in the 1960s. Schering/Organon contraceptive drug for men is called "the male pill", but it is actually a combined
implant and injection. Phase II trials are expected to conclude soon, Phase III trials will take place later this year. If they are successful, the product
could be on sale by 2008-2009. If it was successful, "the male pill" could shift more of the burden of responsibility for contraception from women to
men, and through this lead to form of a social revolution, similar to this caused by the pill in the 1960s. The companies believe that the possible side
effects are not worse than those facing women on the pill.
China: women and HIV/AIDS. The proportion of women infected with HIV to the total in China has risen from 19.4 percent in 2000 to 28.1 percent
in March 2005. Women's affairs leader says social and family status inequality leads to this situation. Illegal blood sales and sexual transmission are
the two major ways women get infected with HIV. The sexual transmission includes infection by HIV-infected husbands who refuse to wear condoms.
Chairman of the United Nations Theme Group on HIV/AIDS and representative of the UN Children's Fund (UNICEF), said one way to address this
problem is to bring China's family planning and AIDS programs closer. The UN Population Fund (UNFPA) and National Population and Family
Planning Commission (NPFPC) are carrying out HIV/AIDS prevention programs in eight provinces or autonomous regions in China. Full text: http://
news.xinhuanet.com
Source: China View
UK: Abortion in Northern Ireland. UK: Abortion in Northern Ireland. A number of UK MPs in Westminster have called for a change in the
http://www.astra.org.pl/30_issue.htm (4 van 7)16-1-2006 12:17:07 abortion law in Northern Ireland. The 1967 Abortion Act legalized the pregnancy termination in England and Wales, but not in Northern Ireland, where abortion is strictly limited. Abortion in the province is only allowed when the pregnant woman's life is in danger or when there is a serious long-term threat to her mental or physical health. Full story: http://news.bbc.co.uk/go/pr/fr/-/1/hi/northern_ireland/4698347.stm
REPRODUCTIVE RIGHTS ON THE AGENDA
Reproductive Rights and disability. There are threats to the sexual rights of people with disabilities. Paradoxically, these threats are arising as a
consequence United Nations discussion on a new Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities. The Convention is a proposed international
treaty that would prevent discrimination and protect the basic rights of people with disabilities including full right for people with disabilities to
experience their sexuality and have sexual relationships. Conservative forces want to limit those rights to sexual experience within a "legitimate
marriage". Further, others proposed to permit national law, tradition or culture to impact sexual freedoms of people with disabilities. This would be
particularly disadvantage lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender disabled people, which is those whose sexualities are in conflict with legal, social or
cultural norms of particular countries.
More info http://www.worldenable.net/rights
Ireland: ban on the leaflet. Catholic Bishops asked Church centers not to distribute a government leaflet for pregnant women addressing abortion.
More information: http://www.righttodecide.org//newsletter/article.html?editie=61&entry=760da9f00dab987a
Source: Right to Decide
Seminar: "Abortion, Contraception and Women's Health". An international seminar of FIAPAC in collaboration with the Russian Society of
Obstetrics and Ginecology and the Research Centre of Obstetrics, Gynecology and Perinatology titled "Abortion, Contraception and Women's Health"
will take place in Moscow on October 27/28, 2005.
The program, registration form and further details are available website of FIAPAC, www.fiapac.org Participants from Russian Federation and
Eastern European countries please register with the local organizing committee interotdel@mail.ru
http://www.astra.org.pl/30_issue.htm (5 van 7)16-1-2006 12:17:07 AWID: 10th International Forum. AWID's 10th International Forum on Women's Rights and Development "How does change happen' will take
place in Bangkok, Thailand from 27th to 30th October 2005. Up to two thousand activists, academics, policy makers, founders, students, researchers
and practitioners working for women's rights and gender-sensitive development will meet to discuss the urgent question, How does change happen?
The meeting will consist of plenary sessions, general sessions and issue based sessions. HIV/AIDS, sexuality, sexual and reproductive rights
(including the right to decide and abortion) will be one of the topics addressed during issue based sessions.
Registration deadline: 15th August 2005.
Registration closes October 14, 2005.
More info: www.awid.org/forum
Women and HIV/AIDS in CEE seminar. ASTRA Network is organizing - together with OSI - a seminar: "Women and HIV/AIDS in CEE: Bringing
different Communities Together to Advance Common Goals". The seminar will take place on 11-12 November 2005 in Warsaw. The main objectives
of the seminar agenda are: to gain a better understanding of the AIDs pandemic in CEE and specifically its impact on women; to foster collaboration
and information sharing from different communities working to address the AIDS pandemic in CEE (HIV/AIDS Service providers, Reproductive
Rights advocates, Sex Worker advocates, etc.); to offer "next step" recommendations to the research, advocacy and service provision communities on
steps forward in best addressing and preventing the AIDS pandemic in the CEE, particularly for women and high-risk populations.
More information: Aleksandra Solik, e-mail: federa@astra.org.pl
Publication: Misoprostol. PATH has published an issue of Outlook, titled "Misoprostol Use in Gynecology and Obstetrics." It provides evidence-
based information on the emerging use of misoprostol in obstetrics and gynecology. It describes current research, regulatory issues, availability, and
administration, as well as misoprostol's use during labor and delivery for labor induction and for prevention and treatment of postpartum hemorrhage.
An electronic version of the issue is available on the PATH website http://www.path.org/publications/pub.php?id=1005 ). PATH has a limited. For
printed copies write to outlook@path.org).
Newsletter. The third edition of PATH's EC and Beyond newsletter. The newsletters focus on emergency contraception and reproductive health topics
of interest to readers in Eastern Europe and the Newly Independent States. The content of the newsletters is based in part on the Emergency
Contraception Newsletter published twice a year by the International Consortium for Emergency Contraception (ICEC) and the American Society for
Emergency Contraception (ASEC). To receive this newsletter or to be added to the email distribution list please write to ecnetwork@path.org
http://www.astra.org.pl/30_issue.htm (6 van 7)16-1-2006 12:17:07 Reproductive Health Matters. "Reproductive Health Matters" is seeking submissions of papers for its May 2006 edition which will focus on the
following theme: Human resources and sexual and reproductive health care services. Submission date: 1 September 2005. More information including
"Author and Submission Guidelines' which have to be followed can be found on the RHM website: www.rhmjournal.org.uk
http://www.astra.org.pl/30_issue.htm (7 van 7)16-1-2006 12:17:07
Source: http://iiav.nl/ezines/email/CEEbulletin/2005/No8.pdf
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Working out when you're pregnant is hard. When you're carrying around a baby-to-be in your belly, it completely changes your body. As a result, it also completely changes your workouts. So, imagine working out while carrying more than one baby. If you're pregnant with multiples (like twins or triplets), the changes—to your body and your exercise routine—are even more intense.
"Working out with multiples is basically twice [or] triple as hard as carrying a single. Everything in your body is basically doubled—blood volume, placentas, water weight," says Aaptiv Trainer and mother of twins Rochelle Moncourtois. She knows all too well how being pregnant with multiples can throw a wrench in your workout routine.
Carrying multiple babies is an exciting experience—don't let it deter you from exercise. Read on to learn more about what to expect, how to protect yourself and your babies, and how to stay active—safely—throughout your pregnancy.
Obviously, women gain weight when they're pregnant. But when you're pregnant with multiples, that weight gain also multiplies. That additional weight has a huge impact on how your body feels.
There are certain risks associated with working out during pregnancy—and with all that extra weight gain (and the changes it causes in the body), those risks are amplified when you're pregnant with multiples. "There are many risks associated with pregnancy such as overheating, dehydration, putting too much pressure on the cervix, headaches, dizziness, [and] early contractions," says McFaden.
If you're pregnant with multiples, talking to your doctor before you begin any workout routine is non-negotiable. Your doctor can help evaluate you and your babies' health and figure out a workout routine that not only keeps you active but also keeps you safe.
Clearly, there's a lot to consider when working out while pregnant with multiples. Here are some tips to guide your workouts during pregnancy.
First things first, being pregnant with multiples is not the time to train for a marathon, try HIIT for the first time, or push yourself in the gym. Take your pregnancy as an opportunity to slow down and engage in workouts that are easy on your body.
Pay attention to how you feel during your workouts. If a certain exercise puts too much stress on your body, switch to something low impact. If you start to feel tired, stop and take a break. Don't push yourself too hard, and enjoy taking a more relaxed approach to fitness.
Supportive gear (like a Belly Bandit) can help support your tummy during workouts. This will lower the impact your pregnancy weight gain has on the rest of your body and make exercising while you're carrying multiples easier and safer.
Check in regularly with your doctor.
Again, before you start any workout routine while pregnant, you need to talk to your doctor. But, that's not the end of the conversation! Your doctor may give you the green light to work out when you're three months pregnant. But that doesn't mean that you should still be doing the same workouts in month six or month eight.
Make sure to check in with your doctor regularly to make sure that you're good to continue exercising. And, if he or she puts the kibosh on your fitness routine? Don't worry about it! Give your body the rest it needs to support your pregnancy. The gym (and your workouts!) will be waiting for you after the birth.
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Educational institutions and childcare providers in the UK now have responsibilities under the Counter-Terrorism and Security Act 2015 to identify children and young people who may be at risk of radicalisation and to know what to do if they are identified. Captured under the Prevent Duty, the focus on protecting children and young people from radicalisation is now seen as similar to protecting them from other harms ?such as neglect, sexual exploitation, drugs and gangs ?and, as such, should be considered as part of the institution? wider safeguarding duties.
The EssentialSkillz Prevent Duty eLearning course outlines the key responsibilities under the Prevent Duty and provides awareness training on how to help safeguard individuals from extremism. The course explains what extremism and radicalisation are, and how to identify children and young people who might be vulnerable. It also explores related issues, including freedom of speech.
The online course provides practical suggestions to guide teachers and other employees within schools, colleges, universities and childcare providers on what to do if they identify a vulnerable child or young person. A key element is the importance of services and institutions working together, so that early support can be provided to vulnerable individuals.
The course also explores the role of the Internet in radicalisation and why information through this medium must be critically analysed.
The Prevent Duty eLearning module is specifically targeted at educators and anyone working with students within the community.
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Водола́га (; до 2016 г. — Ревода́ровка) — село, Царедаровский сельский совет, Лозовский район, Харьковская область, Украина.

Код КОАТУУ — 6323985505. Население по переписи 2001 года составляет 176 (80/96 м/ж) человек.

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Село Водолага находится на расстоянии полукилометра от сёл Дивизийное и Рубежное.

По селу протекает пересыхающий ручей с запрудой.

История
 1917 — дата переименования хутора в село Революцио́нная Да́ровка.
 2016 — село Реводаровка было "декоммунизировано" и переименовано в село Водолага.

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We are disability employment specialists with over 30 years experience of supporting people with disabilities into work.
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Have you ever thought about what would happen to your practice in the event of your absence for a short period of time? Who would treat your patients? A locum tenens dentist is a dentist who works in the place of the regular dentist when that dentist is absent. A locum dentist may also work in the place of a deceased dentist, giving the owner of the dental office time to sell the practice.
The American Dental Association has recognized the need to educate dental offices on the administrative practices and policies of third party payers to address instances where the absent dentist is replaced by a temporary dentist. Dental plans have various policies when it comes to locum dentists and it is important for dental offices to understand how payers handle temporary dentists.
In this webinar you will hear from a dentist who had a short term absence and needed to hire a temporary dentist. You will hear from a dentist who provided temporary dental services and how the dentist discovered those opportunities. Lastly, you will hear from a major dental plan who will explain its policies on locum tenens dentists.
To register for the webinar, to be held Noon-1 p.m. CST, Feb. 26, click here.
This webinar is another of the many ways we're working to help answer our member's most important questions on dental benefits and third party issues.
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Youths of Nwofe Agbaja community, in Izzi local government area of Ebonyi state on Tuesday staged protest over the gruesome murder of the brother of ex- Ebonyi house of assembly speaker Augustine Nwankwoagu.
However, the youths also accused the Speaker of the state Assembly, Francis Nwifuru and the Special Assistant to Ebonyi state Governor on Internally Generated Revenue, IGR, Martin Okwuegbu of being behind the incident.
The ex-speaker's brother late Elias Nwankwegu was gruesomely murdered at a party ward rally, which took place at Nwofe primary school.
One of the suspects, Emmanuel Nwofe has been arrested by the police.
Speaking to journalists in Abakaliki, the elder brother of the deceased, Samson Nwankwegu said "I was in an event when they called us that this incident happened. We learnt that the boy was called to come to the rally that he is going to be given motorcycle.
"Reaching there, three boys accosted him and one of the boys Emma pulled gun and shot him. We were not there to rescue the boy and I learnt that he died there immediately before he was taken to hospital.
"We don't know who took him to the hospital, up till now we don't knowwhere his corpse is. They said the Speaker was organizing rally for his re-election and will use the occasion to distribute motorcycles to his supporters and that is where he went to. The person who shot him dead, Emma Nwofe is one of the Speaker's boys. This incident happened around 2:pm by the side of the rally ground".
On his part, the deceased uncle, George Nwankwegu said "the deceased is my cousin, he is a son to my elder brother.
Speaker, that he is very industrious and the Speaker has decided to give him motorcycle. The SA told him (the deceased) that he has been at the fore front of mobilizing the people in political activities and that he deserved to be rewarded. Up till now, I have not seen his corpse or himself alive. He is 21 years old and has two children", he stated.
Recall that the Speaker of the State House of Assembly, Francis Nwifuru had already denied having a hand in the killing of Mr. Nwankwegu.
Nwifuru through his media aide Mr. Tony Nwizi exonerated his boss from the unfortunate death of Okarika.
"What happened is that the party was supposed to hold a ward meeting there. The ward is not even Mr Speaker's ward but the Current Attorney General Cletus Ofoke who is from the ward called Mr Speaker and begged him to come attend", he noted.
But the Special Assistant to Governor David Umahi on IGR, Martin Okwuegbu, who was also accused of having a hand in the killing, when contacted was not ready to speak with journalists in the state.
Okwuegbu claimed that he was traveling outside the state and may not be disposed to speak with press at the time of filling this report.


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U.S. warns Russia, others on enforcing North Korea sanctions
U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo arrives for a bilateral meeting with South Korea's Foreign Minister Kang Kyung-wha on the sidelines of the 51st ASEAN Foreign Ministers Meeting in Singapore, Saturday, Aug. 4, 2018. (Edgar Su / AP)
SINGAPORE — U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo warned Russia, China and other countries on Saturday against any violation of international sanctions on North Korea that could reduce pressure on the North to abandon its nuclear weapons. Pompeo's comments came on the heels of a new United Nations report that found North Korea has not stopped its nuclear and missile programs and is violating U.N. sanctions, including through illicit ship-to-ship transfers of oil.
Speaking on the sidelines of an Asian security forum in Singapore, Pompeo told reporters that the U.S. has new, credible reports that Russia is violating U.N. sanctions by allowing joint ventures with North Korean companies and issuing new permits for North Korean guest workers. He said Washington would take "very seriously" any violations, and called for them to be roundly condemned and reversed.
"If these reports prove accurate, and we have every reason to believe that they are, that would be in violation," Pompeo said, noting that the U.N. Security Council had voted unanimously in favor of the sanctions. "I want to remind every nation that has supported these resolutions that this is a serious issue and something we will discuss with Moscow."
"We expect the Russians and all countries to abide to the U.N. Security Council resolutions and enforce sanctions on North Korea," he said. "Any violation that detracts from the world's goal of finally, fully denuclearizing North Korea would be something that America would take very seriously."
At the United Nations, meanwhile, a summary of a report by experts monitoring U.N. sanctions against North Korea was sent to the Security Council on Friday that said North Korea is continuing with both its nuclear and missile programs. And, in addition to the oil transfers, it said the North was violating sanctions by transferring coal at sea and flouting an arms embargo and financial sanctions.
U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, center left, meets South Korea's Foreign Minister Kang Kyung-wha, center right, on the sidelines of the 51st ASEAN Foreign Ministers Meeting in Singapore, Saturday, Aug. 4, 2018. (Edgar Su / AP)
Late Friday, U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley raised the alarm, saying that "talk is cheap." ''Russia cannot support sanctions with their words in the Security Council only to violate them with their actions," she said in a statement. She made the remarks as the U.S. asked the Security Council to add a North Korean bank executive, a North Korean company, a Chinese company and a Russian bank to the U.N. sanctions blacklist.
In his discussions with Southeast Asian officials in Singapore, Pompeo said he had implored them all to "strictly enforce all sanctions," including an end to ship-to-ship transfers of oil for North Korea, and had been encouraged by the response.
Despite the warning to Russia, Pompeo said he remained optimistic that North Korean leader Kim Jong Un will follow through on his pledge to President Donald Trump to denuclearize. But he said the timeline for the North's full and final denuclearization remains a work in progress.
Earlier, in an interview with a Singapore's Channel News Asia, Pompeo had said the pace for the dismantlement of the North's nuclear weapons program would rest with Kim. "The ultimate timeline for denuclearization will be set by Chairman Kim, at least in part," he said. "The decision is his."
At the news conference, however, Pompeo appeared to step back from that comment, noting that the timeline is subject to negotiation between Washington and Pyongyang. He recalled that Kim had committed to denuclearization at the historic summit with Trump on June 12 in Singapore and that both sides "have been working since then to develop the process through which that will be achieved."
"The process of achieving denuclearization of the Korean peninsula is one that I think we have all known will take some time," Pompeo said, adding later: "I am optimistic that we will get this done in a timeline and the world will celebrate what the U.N. Security Council has demanded."
Pompeo said on Friday that while there's "still a ways to go," the United States remains "confident" in North Korea's commitment to denuclearize.
On Thursday, the White House announced that Trump had received a new letter from Kim and had responded quickly with a letter of his own. The correspondence came amid fresh concerns over Pyongyang's commitment to denuclearization despite a rosy picture of progress painted by Trump.


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125 years ago: 1894
European astronomers think they have discovered an effort on the part of the inhabitants of the planet Mars to communicate with the inhabitants of earth. It has long been agreed that Mars is inhabited, but we do not know anything of the characteristics of the people, but we may conceive that they have gifts far superior to those we enjoy.
(Adv.) The cancer receipt used by Dr. Armfield of Ozan, who had so successfully applied it in several cases in this and several adjoining counties can be had by applying to me at this place. I sold Dr. Armfield his receipt and it is a sure cure. It will only cost you the small sum of $10. W. T. Harwell
97 years ago: 1922
The big Barbecue and picnic held at Chapel Hill School House three miles north of Nashville on the Nashville and New Hope Road, Tuesday proved to be a great success from every standpoint. The barbecue was the very best, talk was fine, the baseball game was good and the general spirit of the crowd was the best ever seen in these parts. The picnic was given by the people of the Chapel Hill neighborhood with the cooperation of the Nashville Chamber of Commerce.
A windstorm which struck the orchard of W. P. Feazel west of Nashville Wednesday morning about 10 did considerable damage to the orchard, but no damage of any extent is reported from any of the surrounding community. The packing shed on the orchard was completely wrecked and about 150 peach trees were blown down.
(Adv.) "The Sheik," the latest super special by Paramount with Agnes Ayers and Rudolph Valentino in the leading rolls, will be shown at the Liberty Theatre next Tuesday night. This great story has been one of the most popular books ever sold in this city.
CIRCA 1960. Dr. Lee Smith stands outside Arsenic Cave eight miles west of Dierks on the Saline River. Archie Cothren looks over old signatures carved on the wall. Arsenic Cave was a popular attraction in the early 1900s.
Bedding was distributed to 12 farm families in the Dierks storm disaster area on Friday, June 20 by Mrs. Carter Day and Mrs. Robbie Stone, representing home demonstration clubs. The bedding included pillow cases, sheets, blankets, comforts, bedspreads, and luncheon sets. Home demonstration club members from Van Buren, Clay, Crawford, Sevier, Sebastian, White and Howard County sent articles to Mrs. Day to distribute.
Glenn Stone, 38-year-old farmer of Route 4, Nashville, was treated for snake bite Monday at Memorial Hospital here. Hospital attendants said Stone told them he was bitten on the left hand by the snake, which was lying in a stack of feed. He identified the snake as a copperhead.
(Adv.) Let's go Roller Skating. Open every day, two hour sessions nightly. Prince's Roller Rink, Wilson Alsabrook, owner.
Nashville and Southwest Arkansas Poultry Festival stole the show at the Arkansas Poultry Festival in Little Rock Saturday. Mrs. Beverly Starr of Nashville was named "Chicken Cooking" Queen, the third Nashville woman in five years to win the award. The two predecessors to Mrs. Starr as Arkansas Chicken Cooking Queen from Nashville are Jennie Chandler and Elizabeth Tomerlin.
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It is generally accepted among scientists today that the deep roots of humanity can be found in Africa. However, what were the processes that created present humanity? How should these processes be conceptualised? How should these processes impact on our understanding of what it means to be human? While the deep roots of the human lineage are in Africa, the ancestors of today's humans had already started exploring other parts of the world at least two million years ago. The theme of 'human origins' is not just an African story; it is a global one. Dispersed across space and time, it is a story that needs to be deconstructed into many stories at different scales. This contribution aims to reinterpret recent human evolution from the perspective of Indigenous global history.
The Routledge Companion to Global Indigenous History
Ann McGrath, Lynette Russell
https://doi.org/10.4324/9781315181929-8
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I once worked for a leading official in the FDA's Center for Veterinary medicine. She said that pets are not their priority. Food animals are. That is why no action is taken against this horrid company. We should be lobbying the Government and filling the media with these stories. There is no one to advocate for Pets.


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Tag: Yum
Yum. poster (iMac packaging version, 1999)
This poster was included in the package of all new iMac computers in 1999. After the success of the original iMac that was available in one color, Bondi blue (named for the color of the water at the beach in Australia of the same name), the second iteration of the iMac was available in five colors: blueberry, grape, tangerine, lime, and strawberry.
This poster shows all five iMac colors in a circle. The tagline is simply, "Yum." to reference the fruit-inspired color names. (I use the term "fruit-inspired" because the shade of blue bears no resemblance to the color of a blueberry, and the dark-pink hue used matches no strawberry I've ever seen.) At bottom-center, the tagline "Think different." is included along with the Apple logo.
This version of this poster is folded (to fit in the iMac box) and is 30 x 24 inches unfolded. I have another version of this poster that is rolled in a poster tube, and a rectangular button with the same design.
Buttons (rectangle and square designs)
I have four Apple button designs in my collection that are rectangle or square.
Power Macintosh (c. 1995)
This button is 5.4×5.4 cm, featuring an image of a 1995-era Power Macintosh computer and Apple monitor over a background of flames with the words Power Macintosh in the Apple Garamond font.
Windows 95 = Macintosh '89 (c. 1995)
This button is black and white and measures 5.2×7.8 cm, featuring the classic multicolor Apple logo along with the words Windows 95 = Macintosh '89 in the Apple Garamond font.
Yum. (c. 1999)
This button is white and measures 5.2×7.8 cm, featuring the word Yum. in the Apple Garamond font and five iMac computers in all five colors, tangerine, lime, strawberry, blueberry, and grape.
G5 It's here. (2005)
This button is black and measures 5.2×7.8 cm, featuring the G5 logo and the words It's here. in the Myriad Apple font.
iMac G3/333 (strawberry, 1999)
The iMac G3/333 featured a 333 MHz PowerPC 750 (G3) processor, 32 MB of RAM, and a 6.0 GB EIDE hard drive. The screen was a 15-inch CRT display.
This iMac was offered in five different colors: lime (lime green), strawberry (pinkish-red), blueberry (bright blue), grape (purple), and tangerine (orange-yellow). The previous version of this iMac was offered in the exact same colors.
Apart from the faster 333 MHz processor, this iMac was identical to the iMac G3/266 before it.
Source: EveryMac.com
iMac G3/266 (grape, 1999)
The iMac G3/266 featured a 266 MHz PowerPC 750 (G3) processor, 32 MB of RAM, and a 6.0 GB EIDE hard drive. Its screen was a 15-inch CRT display.
This iMac was offered in five different colors: lime (lime green), strawberry (pinkish-red), blueberry (bright blue), grape (purple), and tangerine (orange-yellow). Previously, the iMac was available only in Bondi blue (blue green).
This iMac is grape.
The iMac G3/266 models had similar specifications to the Revision B iMac line before, but shipped with a larger 6.0 GB hard drive and lacked the "Mezzanine" internal expansion slot and IrDA.
Posted on January 1, 2019 May 2, 2020
iMac G3/333 (blueberry, 1999)
After the original iMac which was available only in "Bondi" blue, a second and third generation of CRT iMac using the same basic design became available in five colors. While the original Bondi blue Mac was a greenish blue and named after a popular Australian surfing beach, the second and third generation were named for fruit colors: lime, strawberry, blueberry, grape, and tangerine. Although the colors were named for fruits, the shades were arguably unfruitlike. Like the original iMac, the case was translucent, rather than completely transparent.
This blueberry iMac example is a G3/333MHz model very similar to the 266 MHz "Revision B" iMac that preceded it in the same year (1999). This iMac G3/333 had a larger hard drive and lacked the "Mezzanine" port.
Also note that this iteration of iMac included a matching Apple USB Keyboard (M2452) and Apple USB Mouse (M4848). The mouse was often criticized for its circular, "hockey puck" shape with critics claiming it was difficult to locate the top button since the shape was a circle. In this revision, Apple added a dimple to the top of the mouse to help address this issue.


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World champion Wright beats Wade to win maiden European Darts Championship
By Liam Morgan
Scotland's Peter Wright added the European Darts Championship crown to his world title with victory over James Wade in the final of the continental tournament in Germany.
Wright secured his maiden European triumph thanks to a dominant 10-4 win against Wade at König-Pilsener-Arena in Oberhausen.
"Snakebite", crowned world champion in January, was too strong for his English opponent, averaging over 102 as he sealed his third major title of 2020.
Following his World Championship victory, Wright also won the Masters in February before going on to lift the European Championship.
Wright, who pockets the £120,000 ($155,000/€133,000) first prize, fought back from 7-5 down to defeat Jonny Clayton of Wales in the semi-finals.
🐍🏆 WRIGHT WINS THE TITLE 🏆🐍
There is a new name on the trophy as Peter Wright posts a truly sensational display, averaging 104.33 as he becomes the winner of the 2020 Unibet European Championship! 🏆 pic.twitter.com/EQazGHX7vr
— PDC Darts (@OfficialPDC) November 1, 2020
Wade had earlier booked his place in the final after overcoming South Africa's Devon Petersen.
The English player, a three-time World Championship semi-finalist who won the European Championship in 2018, needed a deciding leg to edge out Petersen 11-10 in a thrilling contest.
He was unable to replicate his battling form in the final as he was soundly beaten by Wright.
The tournament was played in front of fans, but it was very different to the traditional darts crowd, with the applause of mask-wearing spectators a far cry from the usual raucous support associated with the sport.
October 2020: World champion Wright reaches semi-finals of European Darts Championship
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Andrew Mockler Master Printer Series: Monotype July 24 to July 29, 2016 Tuition: $600 Workshop: 9AM-Noon Discipline: Printmaking OPEN TO ALL On-site Housing NOT Available - Off-site Housing Options
How did Degas or Helen Frankenthaler make monotypes? Why do contemporary artists like Dana Schutz, Elizabeth Peyton, and Peter Doig all use monotype today to liberate their work? With landscape, the figure, abstraction, or photographic sources, the monotype allows you to express your own voice with immediacy. During the week, we will explore traditional techniques, and ways to apply them to contemporary needs. We will also experiment with materials – fabric, paper, found objects, plants, etc.– and ways of printing with and without a press that can be used to make unique images.
Andrew Mockler is a painter and master printer living in Brooklyn, NY. At his printmaking workshop, Jungle Press Editions, Mockler collaborates with artists in lithography, etching, woodcut, and monoprint. He has taught at Yale School of Art, RISD, and Columbia University. He has lectured at Cornell University, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Christie's New York, and The Baltimore Museum of Art. His works in painting and printmaking have been exhibited in galleries and museums, including The Addison Gallery of American Art, The Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art, George Billis Gallery (New York and Los Angeles), and Metaphor Gallery (Brooklyn).


Eirik Thrygg, member of Citycon's Corporate Management Committee, is leaving the company.
Thrygg will remain with Citycon until the end of 2015, but will not assume his new responsibilities as Chief Development Officer, as announced following the acquisition of Norwegian Sektor Gruppen. Thrygg has served as the Chief Executive Officer of Sektor for many years.
Until the end of 2015 Thrygg will focus on supporting Citycon in the integration process of Sektor and ensuring a smooth transition for Citycon's operations in Norway.
"After 18 years of working in Sektor, I have decided to make a career change and take a new direction. I have committed myself to support the integration process of Sektor into Citycon, before I depart at the end of the year", says Eirik Thrygg.


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Differentiation of self through experiences in the family-of-origin is a consistent predictor of adolescents' psychological and social adjustment to developmental tasks. The purpose of this study was to investigate the relationship between the level of self-differentiation through the relational and emotional experiences that adolescents live in their families and the indicators of subjective well-being. Participants were 160 Romanian adolescents living in intact families. The data were collected using a standardized protocol that included the Romanian versions of four scales and inventories: Differentiation in the Family System Scale (Anderson & Sabatelli, 1992), Satisfaction with Life Scale (Diener et al., 1985) Multidimensional Students' Life Satisfaction Scale (Huebner, 1994, 2001) and Beck Depression Inventory – Fast Screen (Beck, Steer & Brown, 2000). Several predictive models were tested using multiple linear regression analysis. Multivariate analyses data provided empirical support for all working hypotheses. Theoretical and practical implications for school counselors and psychotherapists who work with adolescents are discussed.


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Caleb and Cathryn work in the same office.
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