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Support on Scarring from Changing Faces
doreenmarsden 2019-07-15T12:58:40+01:00 March 15th, 2018|Awareness, Charity|
We at The Lee Spark NF Foundation are passionate about supporting survivors, bereaved and their families who have suffered from necrotising fasciitis, commonly referred to as the 'flesh-eating disease'; through listening to you for the past 18 years we understand many survivors have terrible issues with scarring after their experience. As part of our ongoing aims we are [...]
A 'blister' Turns Out to be Flesh-eating Disease
doreenmarsden 2019-07-15T12:56:55+01:00 March 12th, 2018|Awareness|
Raul Reyes, a 26-year-old Houston daycare teacher, had hurt his foot at work. It was swollen and soon, a blister formed, which he thought was caused by his shoe rubbing his swollen foot. When Reyes woke up the next morning, the blister covered his whole foot. A medical clinic rushed him to the hospital. In [...]
Cracking Knuckles Causes NF in US Case
doreenmarsden 2019-07-15T12:57:06+01:00 March 9th, 2018|Awareness|
A man in Kentucky developed a life-threatening infection from "flesh-eating bacteria" — and nearly lost his hand — after cracking his knuckles, according to news reports. The 31-year-old man, Antoine Boylston, was at work one day in April 2016 when he cracked his knuckles — a frequent habit of his, according to the Daily Mail. But [...]
18 Year-Old Marine Dies of Necrotising Fasciitis
A Marine stationed at Twentynine Palms died just eight hours after a flesh-eating disease diagnosis, officials said. Pfc. William Becket Kiernan, 18, died of a bacterial skin infection known as necrotizing fasciitis on Feb. 4 2018. No additional cases of necrotizing fasciitis have been reported at the Marine Corps base, Capt. Karen Holliday told Marine Corps [...]
Have your say! Tell us about your NF experience and help others
doreenmarsden 2019-07-15T12:57:25+01:00 February 12th, 2018|Awareness|
As many of you are aware we are in our final stages of the INFECT Programme working with our EU partners . . Achieving guidelines in the prevention of NF from early diagnosis through to surgical intervention. Not forgetting aftercare. Now with your kind permission we would appreciate your input. We have put together a [...]
Sepsis takes life of 23 year-old man in Grimsby
doreenmarsden 2019-07-15T12:56:46+01:00 February 9th, 2018|Awareness|
A 23-year-old music fan who thought he had flu died of sepsis just 24 hours after being diagnosed. Daniel Sheppard was suffering from a high temperature and delirium at his home in Grimsby, North East Lincolnshire, and a day later was having problems with his vision. He thought he had been struck down by the flu [...]
Doctors mistake NF for a pulled muscle
A mum was left fighting for her life after a tiny cut triggered a NF, after doctors mistook pain for a pulled muscle. Laura Hayes-Meerman lost the skin and muscle from the right side of her body after surgeons were forced to cut away the dead tissue. The 52-year-old was on holiday, skiing in Vermont [...]
Recorded sepsis cases in Wales are increasing
Recorded cases of the potentially deadly infection sepsis are on the rise in Welsh NHS hospitals, new figures have revealed. In 2016-17, hospitals recorded a combined 12,589 sepsis cases compared to 11,457 in 2014-15 – an increase of 10%. While the Welsh Conservatives describe these figures as a cause for concern, health boards say they suggest NHS staff are [...]
Dad almost loses arm to NF
doreenmarsden 2019-07-15T12:56:19+01:00 January 29th, 2018|Awareness|
Luke Dobson, 42, was suffering from flu-like symptoms when he developed a pain in his elbow. Thinking it was just aches and pains caused by the virus he thought nothing of it, but his condition soon took a turn for the worse. Luke, from Undy in South Wales, was rushed to hospital and diagnosed with sepsis. [...]
Texas woman loses life to NF after eating raw oysters
A Texan woman has died after contracting a flesh-eating bacteria after eating raw oysters on a trip to the the Louisiana coast. Jeanette LeBlanc died after a three-week battle with vibriosis, an illness typically caused by eating raw seafood. After shucking and eating roughly two dozen raw oysters with her wife and a friend, LeBlanc began having [...]

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A while back I wrote a post about the murder of a family in Indiana. I got a little grief from a commenter because he (I presume) thought the idea of teaching a 12 year old to defend himself & his family with a firearm was barbaric & unreasonable. The Smallest Minority comments on a post of Zendo Deb's about a 12 year old in Greenville, S.C. who pulled a gun on a gang that was in the process of beating up his dad during a home invasion.
If you're worried about a 12 year old,,,,,,,,, better watch out for my 6 year old. He hits 9 out of ten in the 10 ring at 25yards with my .40 S&W and he loves it!


Occupational Safety and Health professionals work to prevent accidents and health hazards to workers, the community, and the environment. They are employed in every industry, including public and private companies, as well as with physicians, engineers, and management teams to eliminate work-related injuries and illness. They also respond to emergency preparedness and homeland security issues.
For program and enrollment information, contact Darren Linker (253) 912-2399, dlinker@pierce.ctc.edu.
1. Prevent harm to workers, property, the environment, and the general public by identifying hazardous conditions and practices and implementing alternative practices and/or corrective measures.
2. Promote occupational health and safety within organizations by communicating to workers and management about risks and hazards and training workers how to prevent risks and hazards and how to protect themselves while performing various job related tasks.
3. Collect data on work environments for on-going analysis that may predict risks and hazards and identify sources of exposure and/or contamination.
4. Conduct job site inspections and determine which areas may not be in compliance with State and Federal laws and/or employer policies.
5. Design programs to control, eliminate, and prevent disease or injury caused by chemical, physical, radiological, and biological agents or ergonomic factors as well as prepare an emergency response plan.
6. Advise management on how to increase worker productivity through raising morale and reducing absenteeism and equipment downtime while savings on insurance, workers' comp. benefits, and litigation expenses by presenting cost effective safety and health prevention measures.
7. Respond to an accident or incident by utilizing emergency response plans, investigating the event, assisting the worker(s) with immediate and long term rehabilitation with a focus on returning to work and by promoting corrective action to prevent a similar incident from happening again.
8. Maintain complete safety and health records as required by law and by company policy and preparing.
Concepts and measurements of reactive versus proactive safety practices. Students will learn the major on-the-job hazards in the workplace, and how to collect and evaluate data to identify safety and health trends. Students will also learn how to respond to safety data gathered, by developing site-specific programs, policies, and procedures.
Introduction to regulatory bodies and overview to Occupation Safety and Health Agency (OSHA), Washington Industrial Safety and Health Act (WISHA), Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Department of Transportation (DOT,) Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA) regulations. History and political evolution of the regulatory environment; how violations are penalized, and how a regulatory agency performs a formal inspection.
Overview of risk manager role and current analysis methods. History and evolution of the workers compensation system, the Access and Disabilities Act (ADA), Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA), and Washington State Disability Act will be explored. Covers business insurance and claims process, transfer/assumption/assessment of risk, and lines of insurance.
Topics covered will vary/rotate depending on current events and changes in the field of OSH, sample topics include: Workplace Violence, Transportation Safety, Medical Surveillance, Health Epidemics, Agriculture Safety, etc.
This course covers methods and documentation required for incident investigation. Overview of supervisor role in incident investigation, methods of review, action, and follow up to prevent recurrence. Includes overview of record-keeping system.
Overview of different learning styles and effective methods for providing training to employees. Advantages and disadvantages of different training medias and associated costs. Opportunities to provide training to other class members on selected safety topics and use different training methodologies.
Overview of the All Hazards Approach to industrial security. Site-specific vulnerability assessments, development of Emergency Action Plans, loss prevention, industrial security, history of terrorism/terrorist threats, workplace violence the National Incident Management System (NIMS) will be introduced.
Apply the basic concepts of industrial hygiene at the technician level. Understand toxicology in an occupational setting. Recognize and evaluate health hazards and develop controls to protect worker health in workplace scenarios. Evaluate health hazards in the workplace with OSHA exposure limits. Complete a case study report where industrial hygiene practices are applied to a real-world situation.
Overview of the history and evolution of ergonomics in the workplace. Ergonomic risk factors, terminology, engineering solutions, applications of the principles of body mechanics, and communication of basic ergonomic concepts and solutions.
Overview of regulations on hazard recognition, protective equipment, biological/radiological toxicology, monitoring decontamination. Includes 40 hours of OSHA required safety training/certification for workers/supervisors. This "hands-on" course covers all regulations. Site simulations are conducted.
Participants will obtain and participate in an occupational safety and health extramural work experience in their chosen area of interest.


Join us for our 7th Annual Birthday Bash Sunday, March 24th from 2 PM EST - 8 PM EST. We will be flying from Denver to Portland, and finally to sunny Los Angeles California. We are working with our partner Vatsim to provide gate to gate ATC coverage. REX Simulations has sponsored our event, so there will be some pretty cool prizes to be awarded at random to participating members. To be eligible for a prize, you must be an active pilot on our roster and RSVP for the event here. You must have RSVPd at least an hour before the event start on the 24th. Keep checking back for updates.
Our transition to Skynet has been completed, and we are now operating from skynet.vusci.org. Unfortunately, we are experiencing a few technical issues with our server. So, effective immediately, we are temporarily suspending all new applications and reactivation requests. Current and active pilots can still use Skynet and Skylink. For questions and concerns, please reach out to us on our Discord server or CCS. A staff member will get back to you as soon as possible. Thank you for your understanding.
Virtual United Social Club Incorporated had an exciting year with so many accomplishments. As we start looking at 2019, we wanted to provide our community with some insight to what 2019 will look like for us here at Virtual United Social Club. Community Relations and Partners In 2019 we look forward to maintaining our relationship with our current sponsors as well as building new ties with potential partners and sponsors. One way we plan on doing this is by attending Flight Sim Expo in Orlando, Florida. There we will be able to meet in person and discuss many possibilities for 2019 and years to come. We also look forward to our larger events next year. Our 7th annual Birthday Bash, our summer event, and our winter event. Stay tuned for more information! Technology Our technology team here at vUSCI looks forward to updating our schedules quarterly and to the continued enhancements to our technological platforms. Community Operations In 2019 we look forward to launching our new training program which will include Vatsim ATO. Stay tuned for more exciting information to come. Staff Relations This January we will be hosting a staff retreat at Washington Dulles International Airport. This retreat will give our staff the opportunity to collaborate on upcoming initiatives as well provide the opportunity for team building exercises. 2019 is shaping up to be another outstanding year for us here at vUSCI!
Be sure to check out our organizational recap!
As we prepare to enter 2019, it is time for our annual recap. 2018 was an excellent year for us here at Virtual United Social Club! We re-launched our crew communications system (CCS). Members now can collaborate, share screenshots, download necessary files, and much more. If you are not already on CCS, click here to sign up. vUSCI Staff team attended our first flight simulation conference in Dallas, Texas. We had the opportunity to participate, collaborate with other flight enthusiasm at the annual FlightsimCon. While there, we were also able to host our first staff conference. This enhanced and aided our team building efforts. vUSCI renewed our legal agreement with United Airlines, Inc. in August 2018. This has allowed us to have a working relationship with the airline. Our training department has been redeveloped, and we are looking at a first-quarter launch in 2019. This will allow us here at vUSCI to enhance our community member experience. We also hosted three major online events this year: vUSCI Birthday Bash, Fun in the Sun, and most recently Home for the Holidays. They were all a success, and we look forward to next year's big events! We continued to build relationships with our Partners and Sponsors. We also added ORBX and SkyBlue radio to our partner's list! To see all of our partners and sponsors as well get links to all of their websites, click here. New community competitions were also launched in 2018. These include our monthly screenshot competition and hub competition. These have helped to grow the relationship and community feeling amongst our members. We look forward to continuing these initiatives in 2019. To complement the monthly competitions, we also started monthly events. These included the NFL charter flights and tours. We look forward to expanding upon these in 2019. Fun Fact, Saturday on Instagram and Snapchat, was also started. It is our weekly trivia game that helps to engage our members. We look forward to continuing the game throughout 2019. Our flight schedules were even updated to reflect the real world operations of United Airlines. This has provided our pilots with the most realistic experience possible. If you notice a route is missing. Don't hesitate to post it in the missing route request form on CCS. Click here for the direct link. As of today, we have: 438 Total Pilots 11,478 Total Flight in 2018 41,423 Total Hours in 2018 These numbers are just amazing. We want to thank every one of our members for making 2018 the success it was. We cannot wait to see what 2019 has in store for us!
We at Virtual United Social Club would like to wish all of our members a very happy Thanksgiving! We are thankful for each and every one of you! Our pilots have helped to make vUSCI the success it has become! We hope everyone enjoys their Thanksgiving and the upcoming holiday season!
Welcome to November, we are now approaching our final preparations for our Holiday Event! Our "Home for the Holidays" event will take place on December 8th. We will be flying KORD – KIAD – KMCO starting at 1800z! We currently have ATC coverage from Chicago, Cleveland, Indianapolis, Washington, and Jacksonville. In addition to ATC coverage, Aerosoft, ORBX, REX, Flightbeam, FS2CREW, and Justflight have graciously sponsored our event by donating some awesome prizes! To win a prize, you must RSVP on CCS here. There will also be a grand prize! To be eligible to win, you must RSVP as well as fly the entire route. Looking forward to coming together as a community and having a blast! See you in the air!
October should be a good month!
We would like to thank everyone who participated in our 6th annual summer event. It was a huge success! A big thank you to the VATSIM controllers who staffed the event, making our flights as realistic as possible. Also, thank you to our sponsors FSPilotShop, Flightbeam, FS2Crew, and REX for graciously providing prizes for our members. There were 14 prizes in total given out. A prize was given for the best screenshot and the best landing rate. Prizes were also awarded to a VirtualUA staff member and a participating VATSIM controller. The remaining 10 prizes were awarded at random. Below are our winners. Congratulations! Best Screenshot - UAL5493 Daniel Garcia (Flightbeam KSFO) Best Landing (-18 FPM) - UAL5456 Peter Weiland (Flightbeam KDEN) Best VATSIM Controller - ZLA Controller/LAS Approach - Bradley Fishman (FS Pilot Shop Gift Card) VirtualUA Staff - Keith Lovell (FS Pilot Shop Gift Card) UAL5098 Muhammad Farid (REX) UAL5323 Eton Wallace (REX) UAL9064 Royal Reynolds (REX) UAL3887 Vladimir Kozina (REX) UAL3330 Benjamin Johnson (REX) UAL3320 Jay Kidder (REX) UAL5265 Andrew Evans (FS2CREW) UAL9032 Gary Feddema (FS2CREW) UAL5471 Brian Mccumiskey (FS2CREW) UAL4881 Mike Ortins (FS2CREW) In order to claim your prize, please email [email protected] You all made this event a great success and we look forward to seeing you at our next event!
Saturday, July 14th from 1600CST to 2000CST we at VirtualUA will be hosting our 6th annual summer event entitled Golden Summer Night at VirtualUA. The route will take us from Houston Texas (IAH) to the Golden a City of Las Vegas Nevada (LAS). Virtual United Social Club has partnered with VATSIM to enhance our members with realistic Air Traffic experience from gate to gate. FSPilotShop, FlightBeam, FS2Crew, and REX have graciously sponsored the event with some awesome prizes to be given away to participating pilots. To be eligible to win, you must RSVP through CCS as well as participate in the event. This event is shaping up to be a great one, and we hope to see you all in attendance.


Your Clubs Officer is elected as a representative and liaison between all clubs and the MONSU Student Council.
We have a diverse range of clubs on offer at Caulfield from Academic, Cultural, Spiritual and Special Interest. You will find a description and the contact details for each club on the Clubs Listing page. After becoming a member of a club, you may have the opportunity to nominate yourself for a position on a club committee. This is a great way to contribute to the student experience at Monash Caulfield and teaches you important skills in leadership, organisation and teamwork which will assist your personal development and your future career. Your Clubs Officer works closely with MONSU staff to provide resources and support to all club presidents and executive committees by mentoring them through the day to day management of their club.
If you are interested in starting a new club, please check out our Establishing a Club page for more information on taking the first step!


Tiffany Bates serves as legal policy analyst in the Meese Center for Legal and Judicial Studies at The Heritage Foundation. Christian Baker Fears Loss of 'Everything' Unless Supreme Court Upholds Right Not to Make Cakes for Gay Marriages.
departure would allow conservatives to take firm control of the court.
RON RADEMACHER – TRAVEL WRITER, AUTHOR, SPEAKER, STORY TELLER AND A GUY WHO HOLDS THE RECORD FOR GETTING LOST ON THE BACK ROADS OF MICHIGAN.
Pete Hoekstra Former Chairman of the House Intelligence Committee. Better Care Reconciliation Act of 2017. When was the last time the CBO score was accurate?
Julie Gunlock is a Senior Fellow at the Independent Women's Forum and directs the organization's Culture of Alarmism Project. Say Anything. Just Not to a Mom?
Dr. Pol - The Incredible Dr. Pol premieres Saturday, July 1 at 9/8c on Nat Geo WILD.
Dr. Grazie Pozo, Christie Policy Advisor with The Catholic Association.
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The Big Bang Theory Welcome to Version 2.0!
Website News News > Welcome to Version 2.0!
A very warm welcome to Version 2.0 of The Big Bang Theory Site. We're sporting a brand new theme, with brighter colors and a logo featuring the cast, we've added new features (such as the ability to rate episodes in the Episode Guide!) and tweaked the old features to make them better.
Most of all, we've kept everything you liked about the old site: our extensive Episode Guide, our informative Cast pages, our fun Polls, and we will still be bringing you the latest Big Bang Theory news as it breaks.
We'd really like to hear what you think, do you like it? Did you think the old site was better? Have you found a pesky bug we haven't fixed? Please, do let us know! You can contact us via our Contact Form, on our Forums, or by using the Comment on this Story feature!
We look forward to another year, and a bit, covering all The Big Bang Theory news for you!
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A selection of landscape photographs showcasing my beautiful home - New Zealand, where my passion for photography and the landscape was born.
Back in January 2015 I was part of a project installing a solar power system in a remote village - Toroa - within the Solomon Islands. There's a huge story behind all of these photos, which will be told at some point soon, but for now here's a small taste of life with the beautiful people of Toroa Village.
A collection of images from the incredibly diverse Vietnam. Including the beautiful and hectic Hanoi, the wonderful natural scenes of Halong Bay and the peaceful Hoi An.
The beauty in the New Zealand landscape extends far further than just the colours it holds. The shapes, forms & patterns as highlighted in this small black and white collection aim to showcase this.


SLAY Architecture has produced a diverse portfolio of award-winning and innovative design solutions using a contemporary approach fused with timeless style. A rich diversity in forward-thinking methods that are both functional and inspiring attracts talented individuals dedicated to producing exceptional work.
Our multi-disciplinary team adapts to the needs of each client and project by leveraging new technologies to create solid design concepts on demand. With effective communication, an open exchange of ideas, timely and efficient execution, continual value management and integral quality control, we strive to seamlessly satisfy our clients and transform communities through great design.
Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design, or LEED, is a certification program for architects to certify their designs based on different rating-scales that indicate how well their work meets stringent standards for being eco-friendly. Professionals can also obtain credentials to showcase their knowledge, activism, experience and credibility towards the design of buildings and structures that meet LEED requirements.


Our men's glasses range has developed over the years to cater for all styles, budgets and tastes. Whether you're looking for the latest fashionable pair, or frames that are subtle and sophisticated, make sure you check out our selection at Scrivens.
There are metal frames in sophisticated styles, plus the latest plastic frames for a more modern look. Our teams in branch are on hand to recommend frames that would suit you depending on your face shape and hair colour, enabling you to get the perfect pair. We can also provide the right advice when it comes to your prescription and whether or not you require an eye test.
As well as our own frame range, we also have a number of designer collections such as Polo Ralph Lauren, Emporio Armani and Hugo Boss picked specifically with you in mind. Our collection of designer frames for men are amongst some of the best available on the high street and with our Click & Collect service, you can own a brand new pair in no time.
Plus, there are even more styles in branch! So why not take a look at a selection of frames in our range? And, to help you decide, you can sort by colour, designer brand and price in order to tailor your preferences and find the right pair of glasses. If you require any further information, call into your local Scrivens branch today.


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Kiir, Kenyan envoy discuss revitalized peace deal implementation
صحيفة سودان تربيون اخبار السودان / ديسمبر 9, 2021
December 9, 2021 (JUBA) – South Sudan President Salva Kiir and Kenya's special envoy for South Sudan, Kalonzo Musyoka on Wednesday discussed the slow implementation of the revitalized peace agreement.
Kiir, the state-owned television (SSBC) reported, vowed to work with the regional leaders to ensure full implementation of the agreement.
For his part, the Kenyan special envoy commended the South Sudanese leader for the frank discussions they had at the meeting.
He said a similar meeting would be held with South Sudan's First Vice President, Riek Machar and the other deputies, ministers and other categories and mechanisms as stipulated in the 2018 peace accord.
"I am encouraged by the progress made by the parties and the assurances of willingness on the part of President Salva Kiir Mayardit to work together the leaders in the region to ensure remaining issues are resolved within the shortest time possible", stressed Musyoka.
The Kenyan official said there was a lot to reap from implementing the 2018 peace agreement and holding talks with the holdout opposition groups for lasting peace and stability in the country.
He urged South Sudanese leaders to hasten the implementation of the remaining aspects of the peace agreement, specifically citing delays in security sector reforms and the graduation of unified forces.
Under the September 2018 revitalized peace agreement, South Sudan is supposed to graduate 83,000 unified forces drawn from the various parties to take charge of security during the ongoing transitional period.
For his part, South Sudan's deputy Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation Minister, Deng Dau Malek said the government and the president are willing to resume talks with hold out opposition groups.
He cited the president's recent decision to allow the resumption of peace talks, mediated by the Sant'Egidio community, with the hold-out groups.
مصدر الخبر موقع Sudan Tribune


Battle for the Galaxy is an exciting mixture of base building, resource management, and strategic combat. Build your base and resource capacity, create a powerful upgradeable army, and attack enemies to earn medals and steal their resources. Band together with other players to form a corporation, and compete with other player teams to rule the leaderboards.


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Title 9. Animals and Animal Products
Chapter I. ANIMAL AND PLANT HEALTH INSPECTION SERVICE, DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
Subchapter D. EXPORTATION AND IMPORTATION OF ANIMALS (INCLUDING POULTRY) AND ANIMAL PRODUCTS
Part 95. SANITARY CONTROL OF ANIMAL BYPRODUCTS (EXCEPT CASINGS), AND HAY AND STRAW, OFFERED FOR ENTRY INTO THE UNITED STATES
Section 95.8. Tallow derived from bovines.
9 CFR § 95.8 - Tallow derived from bovines.
§ 95.8 Tallow derived from bovines.
(a) The importation of bovine-derived tallow is prohibited unless:
(1) The requirements of either paragraph (b), (c), or (d), as well as the requirements of paragraph (e) of this section are met; or
(2) The requirements of paragraph (f) of this section are met.
(b) The tallow is composed of a maximum level of insoluble impurities of 0.15 percent in weight; or
(c) The tallow originates from a region of negligible risk for BSE; or
(d) The tallow originates from a region of controlled risk for BSE, is derived from bovines that have passed ante-mortem and post-mortem inspections, and has not been prepared using SRMs as defined for regions of controlled risk for BSE in § 92.1 of this subchapter.
(e) The tallow is accompanied to the United States by an original certificate signed by a full-time salaried veterinary officer of the national government of the exporting region, or issued by a veterinarian designated by the national government of the exporting region and endorsed by a full-time salaried veterinary officer of the national government of the exporting region, representing that the veterinarian issuing the certificate was authorized to do so. The certificate must state that the requirements of paragraph (b), (c), or (d) of this section, as applicable, have been met and, for tallow other than that described in paragraph (b) of this section, must indicate the BSE risk classification of the exporting region.
(f) The Administrator determines that the tallow will not come into contact with ruminants in the United States and can be imported under conditions that will prevent the introduction of BSE into the United States, and the person importing the tallow has obtained a United States Veterinary Permit for Importation and Transportation of Controlled Materials and Organisms and Vectors. To apply for a permit, file a permit application on VS Form 16-3 (available from APHIS, Veterinary Services, National Center for Import and Export, 4700 River Road Unit 38, Riverdale, MD 20737-1231, or electronically at http://www.aphis.usda.gov/animal_health/permits/). The application for such a permit must state the intended use of the tallow and the name and address of the consignee in the United States.
(Approved by the Office of Management and Budget under control number 0579-0393)
[78 FR 73003, Dec. 4, 2013]


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THE PORT STANLEY
Known as the PSTR, the Port Stanley Railroad is an operating tourist railway, with lots of special events throughout the year.
Operating on some of the tracks and roadbeds of one of Ontario's oldest railways, this train line was originally designed to reduce the traffic along the old plank road which connected Port Stanley to London, through St Thomas, Ontario.
The project was started in 1853 and the first train to reach Port Stanley was a passenger train which arrived here on July 5th 1856.
For almost 60 years, steam trains carrying passengers and freight, travelled along that 37 km of track back and forth between Port Stanley and London - lumber, coal and other locally produced products were shipped out of the area by train and then by ship.
In 1913, Sir Adam Beck, who was a pioneer and promoter of Hydro electricity, and who was the Mayor of the London at that time, on behalf of the city of London, rebuilt the line into a more modern high speed electric line.
These modern, smoke free electric trains tempted tourists to visit Port Stanley - where they swim in Lake Erie and at the bath house (bathing suits could be rented!).
Tourists could dine at the railroad owned L & PS cafeteria, and dance to the big-band sound of Guy Lombardo, Louis Armstrong, Benny Goodman and others, at the Stork Club.
Today, Port Stanley is a quieter village, although it still attracts visitors from London and St Thomas and area, to its two beaches during the summer.
For many tourists today, the Port Stanley Railroad is one of the high-lights of their visit to the village - young and old alike are delighted with the old trains, which now run north to St Thomas, through the pretty countryside.
Historic diesel locomotives from the 1940's and 50's pull the train at a delightfully leisurely pace on the trips.
The carriages on the regular rides are former cabooses that have been converted into both open and closed cars - happily, the closed coaches are heated in cool weather.
For Port Stanley Railroad events
Port Stanley Railroad Info ...
Port Stanley Railroad
Information about schedules and prices
Village of Port Stanley
This small community on the north shore of Lake Erie is popular with visitors during the summer months
The Village of Sparta
The charming village of Sparta has much to offer tourists - a village Tea Room, Gift stores, Antique shops, Crafts and lawn furniture - there is also a full schedule of Village activities throughout the summer and fall


Welcome to the Silt restaurant dining guide! Here you'll find the best Silt restaurants, as well as the newest and most recently reviewed Silt-area restaurants.
Dine out using the Silt restaurant reservations list or order in from Silt food delivery restaurants.
A dining patron from Rifle, CO tried Misty's Coffee Shop, liked it, and rated it . They liked the food, liked the service, and liked the ambiance.
A dining patron from US tried Pizza Pro and liked it.
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Lightfoot campaign, desperate for volunteers, asks teachers to offer 'credit' to students who join: report
Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot's reelection team reportedly asked Chicago Public Schools teachers to encourage students to volunteer for her campaign by offering scholastic credit as an incentive.
Megan Crane, who is listed on LinkedIn as the deputy campaign manager on Lightfoot's reelection team, reportedly made the request in an email to Chicago Public Schools teachers on Wednesday which was sent to their official work inboxes, WTTW News reported.
In a copy of the email shared with the outlet, Crane reportedly noted that students who participate in the "externship program" must contribute 12 hours per week to the Lightfoot campaign to qualify for "class credit."
CHICAGO MAYOR LORI LIGHTFOOT ROASTED FOR NEW CAMPAIGN AD: 'JUST RESIGN IN DISGRACE'
"We're simply looking for enthusiastic, curious and hard-working young people eager to help Mayor Lightfoot win this spring," the email reportedly said.
When contacted for comment by the outlet, a spokesperson for the mayor's campaign defended the email as part of an initiative "to provide young people with the opportunity to engage with our campaign, learn more about the importance of civic engagement and participate in the most American of processes" and "done using publicly available contact information."
The Chicago Teachers Union (CTU) President Stacy Davis Gates reportedly denounced the email as "unethical," telling WTTW News that she worried teachers who refused to relay the message to students could face retaliation from the mayor's office.
Lawyers for the union also reportedly believe that the request violated Chicago's ethics ordinance prohibits the use of public resources, including email accounts, for non-official purposes, the outlet reported.
Last year, Davis Gates publicly scolded the controversial mayor as a "one-woman kamikaze" who is "unfit to lead this city" after the union reached a tentative agreement with Lightfoot's office which will allow schools to return to remote learning if 25% of staff test positive for COVID-19.
CHICAGO MAYORAL CHALLENGER PREDICTS CONTROVERSIAL MAYOR LIGHTFOOT WON'T MAKE RUNOFF ELECTION
A Chicago Public Schools spokesperson told WTTW News that the district will reject the request as it "does not coordinate with any political candidates or campaigns. It has not done so to date and will not be doing so."
Nine candidates are vying to unseat Lightfoot next month as she battles to win a second term as mayor of the 'Windy City.' Throughout her term as mayor, Lightfoot has attracted staunch criticism from both sides of the aisle with Republicans and Democrats alike blasting her policies.
Under her leadership, crime in Chicago has skyrocketed since the Black Lives Matter riots and her defund the police rhetoric of 2020 began. Lightfoot pledged not to give interviews to White reporters, and has become known for questionable videos that have gone viral.
The first round of the election is slated for Feb. 28. If no candidate receives 50% of the vote in that election, then the top-two candidates would advance to a run-off, scheduled for April 4.
The teachers' union has reportedly endorsed Cook County Commissioner Brandon Johnson to replace Lightfoot.
Fox News' Sarah Rumpf contributed to this report.


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Jerusalem Post Opinion Letters
March 10: Readers react to yeshiva shooting
What nation can allow its enemies to celebrate acts aimed at its destruction, on its own land?
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Sir, - My deepest condolences to the families and friends of those killed and injured by this latest atrocity ("Gunman kills 8 at flagship J'lem yeshiva," March 7). I write to let you in Israel know that there are gentiles in the United States who believe you have been constrained too long in how you respond to these monsters. I guarantee you that if terrorists from our bordering countries repeatedly infiltrated the US and killed, injured and maimed our people - and celebrated such actions - we would not hesitate to crush them. MARSHALL ONELLION Madison, Wisconsin Sir, - "We are proud and happy, and everyone in Jebl Mukaber is proud of him," a cousin of the murderer told reporters. Perhaps the family should be relocated to Gaza, where they could live their dream ("In Jebl Mukaber, evil counsel is the order of the day," Calev Ben-David, March 9). BRUCE PLEAT New Jersey Sir, - I realize there truly is a humanitarian crisis - a lack of human beings - in the Gaza Strip ("Thousands celebrate in Gaza," March 7). What type of creature celebrates the death of innocents, does not allow the International Red Cross to have contact with captives, and takes to the streets, singing, dancing and distributing candy as the Twin Towers topple? MICHAEL D. HIRSCH Kochav Yair Sir, - Thursday night, for hours, celebratory shots were fired in the village that my apartment overlooks. Beit Safafa, with its Jewish-Arab, co-ed Max Rayne school, is considered a safe, mixed Arab village between the Gilo and Patt neighborhoods. When the students look out from their school they can see the spot where our friends were murdered in the last Jerusalem bus bombing four years ago - on a bus whose driver didn't let me in, which saved my life so that I can write this now. M.M. VAN ZUIDEN Jerusalem Sir, - Many of your editorials and op-eds look to the international community to take strong measures against terrorism. But it is we Israelis who have to take the lead: What other nation would allow its enemies to celebrate acts aimed at its destruction, with impunity, on its own land? LORELL BLASS Jerusalem Sir, - This letter is written by a Jerusalemite heartbroken not only because of the appalling terrorist attack on innocent students studying religious texts, but because the murderer came from Jebl Mukaber, an integral part of Jerusalem. This exposes the canard that the city can be divided. It is impossible to separate out Arab and Jewish neighborhoods. Salah el-Din St., the scene of Arab rioting and a near-lynching, is a main street of Jerusalem. Nor can there be any wider separation. Shall we cut off the Arab Triangle, or Galilee, from the rest of Israel? Both currently have an Arab majority. Security means a united people whose morale is strong and who understand that Israel's destiny lies with a higher power than Ehud Olmert and his ministers. TOBY WILLIG Jerusalem Sir, - The lives of eight of your unarmed people are blown away in a seminary in Jerusalem. How come you keep letting Condoleezza Rice dictate to you that Mahmoud Abbas will be getting East Jerusalem in the peace talks? Gaza is already a terrorist base used against you. Do you want terrorist rockets from Jerusalem to destroy Tel Aviv? ("Condi's echo chamber," Caroline B. Glick, March 7.) LUJACK SKYLARK Benld, Illinois Sir, - Whenever an atrocity is committed against Israeli Jews, rather than an armed response, would it not be more positive if a new settlement were established in memory of the victims? It would be a fitting and lasting memorial, and an answer to the terrorist numpties and their supporters. JEFFREY MARLOWE Leeds, UK Sir, - We Indians strongly condemn the frequent attacks by Hamas and others against the innocent Jewish people. Israelis and Indians are brothers and sisters. Both countries are suffering from Islamic terrorism. But at the same time we are succeeding in all fields. A time will come when Israel will be the superpower in the world. T. SIVAPRAKASAM Mannargudy, India Sir, - A message from an Israeli mother to the Gazan mothers who beat the drums of death for their children: Educate those who should be your flowers. Let them grow in a garden of peace and tranquility. Rid yourselves of the terrorists among you so that your children may grow to love and not to hate, maim and kill. DIANA (DINA) ROSENBERG Kiryat Tivon Sir, - At the moment eight of our finest young people were murdered by an Arab terrorist, I was barely a kilometer from Mercaz Harav, celebrating the 21st birthday of my youngest daughter in a restaurant. Our party over, we decided to drive back home to Efrat. When we arrived at the tunnel road there was a huge traffic jam, continuing until the checkpoint on the other side of the tunnels, where each car was checked thoroughly by four border policemen and soldiers. To me, this was an insane way of dealing with the terrorist war that has been imposed on us. In their search for weapons and terrorists those soldiers endangered the lives of hundreds of people, sitting ducks on the tunnel road, exposed to any Arab terrorist willing to execute another shooting attack on Israelis from Beit Jalla. It is already more than a shame that our government wasted three years of relative quiet, not building a protective shield atop the tunnel road where, in the past, several Israelis have been murdered by Arab snipers. Those who command our security forces need to think: It is important to catch a terrorist, but not by endangering the lives of hundreds of Israelis on their way home. YOCHANAN VISSER Efrat Sir, - Friday morning was the day I scheduled for baking my Purim hamentashen. My tears from watching the funerals of eight innocent boys mixed in with the filling. I trust that those who eat them this year will forgive the salty flavor. REBECCA RAAB Ma'aleh Adumim Sir, - With the massacre at Merkaz Harav occurring as the joyous month of Adar began, we are left wondering, how can we go on? How can we celebrate amid such great tragedy? What meaning does a 2,500-year-old story have for a nation coping with a modern-day disaster? We would do well to recall what Adar meant for the Jews in the days of Mordechai and Esther. They spent the beginning of Adar praying, fasting and preparing themselves for battle (Esther 9:16-18). They faced a world filled with enemies and knew that their foes could not wait to kill and pillage. Nevertheless, because they maintained their faith and put their lives on the line to defend their families and property, Adar became a month of victory and joy. We hope and pray that this will recur in our generation. RABBI JOSEPH BLOCH Jerusalem


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