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Roy Hodgson Unsure Of Fernando Torres Liverpool's Future
by Punter's Hero on July 24, 2010
in Football, Latest News
The Fernando Torres "staying or going" saga rumbles on with perhaps the first clear indication that Torres is about the leave Anfield. Tonight Roy Hodgson fuelled the Torres gossip fire by admitting he does not know if Torres will remain at Liverpool.
Hodgson was asked if he knew about the player's whereabouts by a Sky Sports News
"No, but Christian Purslow, Liverpool's managing director might be able to get if you got hold of him. I haven't spoken to him for the last two days he's been travelling back from Spain where he's been on holiday.
"His holiday has also been taken up a lot of time by discussions with Fernando and his people, so I'm afraid the only the person who can give you the type of details you require is Christian.
"It would be wrong of me to say too much."
Hodgson did though make it clear he would like to keep the Spaniard at Liverpool.
"That's what I'm hoping for, yeah," said Hodgson. "I made it clear from my point of view I'm really looking forward to working with him and I believe he's a key, key figure at the club.
"I obviously want him to be a part of the team we're trying to build here and I can only hope he'll buy into what the club is offering him.
"I don't think there are any worries with him in terms of me personally or what we're doing. I think the concerns go back once again to the time before I came to the club."
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NCAA Division II Basketball
NCAA Division II Basketball is the second highest division in American college sports. Unlike NCAA Division I basketball, this division awards fewer athletic scholarships to individual athletes.For this reason, many students combine multiple partial scholarships consisting of athletic, academic and need-based scholarships to create their financial aid package. This ensures a much better balance between sport and study for the student.
Still, many athletes use NCAA Division II basketball to improve their athletic skills and thereby try to get a coveted spot at an NCAA basketball Division I college.
In men's and women's basketball, there are currently over 300 different colleges or universities that classify as NCAA Division 2 basketball through their athletic programmes. At the end of each season, a final tournament, similar to March Madness, is held to determine the final winner of the current season. The reigning record champion on the men's side is Kentucky Wesleyan College with 8 titles, and on the women's side it is Cal Poly Pomona University with 5 titles.

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Our Creative Goldsmiths
Alan Kasson
Alan joined the business in 1976 after completing his BFA in Graphic Design from Ohio University. Alan was always very artistic, and found that by making jewelry, he could express himself creatively. He achieved a degree as a Gemologist in 1993, and is one of few to receive the prestigious title of Certified Gemologist Appraiser by the American Gem Society.
Credentials & Recognitions: Gemologist since 1980 | Member of American Gem Society* | President of Kasson Jewelers, Inc | Past President & Vice President, Connecticut Guild, American Gem Society | Member of Fairfield Chamber of Commerce | Member of Fairfield Arts Council | Board Member of Eagle Hill School in Southport, CT for 6 years | 20 Year Achievement Award, Certified Gemologist Appraiser (awarded by American Gem Society)
Michael Kasson
Welcome to the third generation of Kasson Jewelers. His name is Michael Kasson! It was evident from day one that Michael would have a seminal role in the future of the family business. From his early days exploring around the store, to his eagerness to excel in high school art, to the present day, Michael was born to carry on the traditions of the family legacy. Michael's dedication to art became apparent when he was in high school. In his senior year, he was awarded 2nd place in a statewide high school art show. When he enrolled at Syracuse University, pursuing a BFA degree in the areas of jewelry making and metal smithing, his dream was becoming a reality. In consecutive summers during college, he landed a position as an apprentice with famed jewelry designer Michael Bondanza out of New York City. Learning from a master jeweler such as Michael Bondanza was a huge influence, and as a result, Michael learned many specialty techniques, and the process of finishing jewelry to perfection.
Upon graduation, Michael moved to San Francisco to pursue setting classes at the Revere Academy, a highly respected and specialized jewelry design and manufacturing school. Michael took several courses there that taught him how to properly secure various sizes and shapes of various gemstones, and received certificates upon successful completions.
Beyond the Revere Academy, Michael was ready to permanently indent his footprint into the family business. With the masterful teaching of his father Alan, Michael set up his lifelong dream to make a name for himself in the family business. Today, Michael's designs are a top seller at Kasson Jewelers, with his multi-influenced style of metal smithing. He is also an authority in estate purchasing and high end watches.
"The quality of my jewelry will always be something that I am proud of. I want my line to be durable, and made to last everyday wear. My style was popular years ago, is today, and will be tomorrow."
Susan Bishop
Susan Bishop is a natural born artist! Her remarkable talent became evident in her early years, and was perfected through her various experiences over the last 30 years. Throughout Sue's life one thing has remained constant — her creative passion and enthusiasm for her life's work. Sue has been creative in many mediums throughout her life: ceramics, clay, enamel, and metal sculptures, and jewelry fabrication and design. In high school, Sue realized jewelry design, and teaching others to make jewelry was in her future. While attending Boston University's School of Artistry, she was offered and accepted a teaching position in the Adult Ed program for Basic and Advanced Jewelry Fabrication.
Sue had the opportunity to work along side well-known designers in the jewelry industry before embarking on managerial positions. She was responsible for overseeing the quality of workmanship for up to 15 jewelers and 3 designers at a time in her first retail environment. Sue thrived in the retail jewelry environment because of her extraordinary abilities and skills to communicate with customers. She will draw and fabricate or carve a wax simulation to meet or exceed a customer's expectation.
When asked what Sue likes most about working at Kasson Jewelers, she said:
"I like Susan and Alan Kasson's warm honest approach to serving customers, and their integrity in running a successful jewelry business. And the artistic creative freedom to help customers bring their ideas to life and make their dreams come true."
Peter DeHahn
Peter de Hahn, Master Gem Setter, Jewelry Designer, Metal Fabricator and Lapidary expert, comes to Kasson Jewelers with over 30 years experience. He began his career in metalsmithing and precious gems at age 14; over the years he explored the areas of ancient, exotic and current cutting-edge metal techniques, and attended the School of Museum of Fine Art in Boston where he was invited to teach a course for teachers on the ancient Japanese metal technique called Mokume. Additionally, he attended The Appalachian Craft Center (ACC) and Penland in North Carolina.
Pete previously owned and operated a business specializing in custom jewelry design, and restoring intricate jewelry pieces. His clientele included fine jewelry and antique stores along the Connecticut shoreline. After being an entrepreneur, Peter was recruited to manage a jewelry manufacturing company in Litchfield County before returning to work in Fairfield County, all the while exhibiting and winning awards for his unique designs.
His diverse training and experience has enabled him to acquire vast knowledge. Pete can fabricate designs from casting, wax carving, mold making, and working with Platinum, and Gold. Pete is certainly someone to consult with on a challenging design, or a work of jewelry art.
When asked about working at Kasson Jewelers, he said "it couldn't be better; we make very high quality jewelry in a light hearted atmosphere, where every piece is a new and exciting adventure!".
Kim Taylor
Some people were born to be doctors, or lawyers. Kim Taylor was born to be a master goldsmith, a master hand engraver and a master wax carver. Kim got her start in metalsmithing at age 14, and no more than a year later, she was making a name for herself. At age 15, Kim won a gold metal for her jewelry at a nationwide art contest sponsored by Trifani. Not only was she the sole recipient of the gold metal in the state of Connecticut, but Kim went on to receive one of ten gold metals given to the most gifted high school art students in the country.
In 1979, Kim discovered that she had an incredible talent for hand engraving and wax carving. She began teaching herself everything there was to know about the art, and in 1985, she went on to own and operate a hand engraving and wax carving business. Kim is very fortunate to have learned skills along the way from several master goldsmiths, all of whom were trained in countries such as Chile, France, Austria and Italy. All of their styles have helped mold Kim into the artist that she is today. Additionally, from 1988 to 1990, Kim went on to teach at the Pelissier School for goldsmiths.
Kim has been using her masterful jewelry making skills at several well known jewelry stores across Fairfield county since 1976, and now has 40 years of being a metalsmith to her name. She continues to grow as an artist and a master jeweler every day with the brilliant ideas our customers come in with. Kim puts all of her heart and passion into her work, and the end product is always a marvel to the eyes. We are very fortunate to have Kim Taylor as a part of our team.
"The work of my hands is a delight for me, and I revel in every minute of it."


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Home / About company
For over 20 years the company "Oil-Service" has been a reliable supplier of equipment
for the largest oil and gas companies in Russia and the CIS
Foundation of the company
Start of serial production
espiders
Organization of a joint
assembly area
in Chelyabinsk
Service area opening
in Surgut
Opening of "E-Service"
(production and design
telemetry and electronics)
500th espider released
Accreditation by companies
Haliburton b Baker Hughes
- A group of technicians received an order for the first time
on import substitution.
- The first experimental parts were produced on the basis of our own design documentation.
- The first field tests were carried out in oilfield service companies, with positive feedback on product quality.
- The first contracts for the supply of spare parts were concluded
- Quality control department control of the first manufactured products was introduced
Supported processes at the enterprise:
Research and Technological Development Production cooperation
Technical control of products
The staff is 4 people.
- The production of spare parts for hydraulic tongs and spiders has been mastered.
- The first KVARTS perforators have been developed.
- Organized a production site for the production of spare parts
for hydraulic tongs, spider and other equipment according to
the technical documentation provided by the customer.
- The staff of designers has been increased, carrying out a number of new developments on submersible equipment for enhanced oil recovery, and surface equipment for workover of wells
- A branch warehouse was opened in Nizhnevartovsk
- A strategy for the company's development until 2020 has been created.
The staff is 25 people.
Research and Technological Development
Products production
Industrial cooperation and quality control department
Development of the sales market in Russia
- A new production site was opened, containing more than 50 units of CNC machines.
- A line of models of hydraulic tongs and spiders of the GRANIT brand has been mastered.
- Developed three-section rotary hammers of the POTOK series.
- For the first time, solutions were implemented according to the customer's terms of reference for the supply of non-standard equipment.
- Groups of specialists of technical and commercial services have been formed to create and promote equipment in the Russian market and in the CIS countries.
- A representative office was opened on the territory of the Republic of KAZAKHSTAN.
- Certification of the enterprise for compliance with the QMS of the GOST R certification system was carried out.
Research and Technological Development, accompanied by engineering and service
Production and assembly of serial products
Development, production and assembly of non-standard equipment
Production cooperation
Quality control of processes, products and external supplier
Supply of equipment in Russia and CIS countries
Staff - 85 people.
- Created new departments for oilfield services;
- Opened a service center for the repair of hydraulic and drilling tongs.
- New models of casing and drilling tongs have been developed.
- More than 100 units of non-standard equipment have been designed and delivered to the market.
- Sales volumes and market share have increased tenfold.
- Expanded the nomenclature for the production of products in the areas of hydraulic fracturing, telemetric measurement, drilling equipment
- Formed new partnerships with representatives of foreign countries to develop relations in import and export.
The staff is 250 people.
Supply of equipment to Latin America
20 years on the market 200 employees
Purchase of a new production site of more than 7000 square meters in Miass, moving to a modern production facility.
An equipment modernization project is underway. A single engineering center was formed: in Yekaterinburg, Chelyabinsk and Miass;
Work is underway to improve the efficiency of the Company;
In the field of casing running support
Development of low-debit wells
Development of telemetry production
Main directions of
Production of our
own equipment
Providing a full cycle
of service
with research centers
The company "Oil-Service" is a long-term supplier of equipment for oil production. We carry
out projects from the production of the necessary equipment and its installation to service.
Also we always optimize and improve both our products and our services, working closely with scientific centers in order to meet the highest requirements.


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BUSINESS LATEST NEWS
Pakistan: Facebook and Nayatel to offer internet access to 15 million citizens across 8 cities
May 27, 2021 May 28, 2021 Aymen M	Pakistan|Business|
This first-of-its-kind investment of social media giant Facebook in Pakistan indicates tremendous growth potential in the country's technology sector and towards improving connectivity in the region. Image Credit: REUTERS
Islamabad: Facebook has partnered with Pakistan's telecom company Nayatel to expand Internet connectivity and pave the way for digital transformation.
The collaboration would provide affordable, high-speed and reliable Internet access to an estimated 10 to 15 million Pakistanis in eight major cities.
Under this partnership, Nayatel "will own, build, maintain, and operate a new fibre network and provide wholesale capacity to mobile operators and ISPs," and Facebook will invest in the 1650 km-long fibre network. "This high-speed fibre will connect thousands of sites by 2022, and improve capacity and the geographical reach of internet access" for millions, Nayatel said.
Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) has also assured its support for the project to improve and expand connectivity in the country.
First-of-its-kind initiative
This first-of-its-kind investment of social media giant Facebook in Pakistan indicates tremendous growth potential in the country's technology sector and towards improving connectivity in the region. "We're excited for this first-ever partnership of a Pakistani company with Facebook to expand fibre broadband to bring high-speed internet to millions of customers," said CEO Nayatel Wahaj us Siraj.
By investing and supporting the building of fibre networks in Pakistan, Facebook is helping local operators leverage fibre infrastructure to improve access to affordable broadband. The partnership is part of Facebook's efforts to bring fast and reliable internet connectivity to people around the world, including in Pakistan, said Tom Varghese, head of connectivity and access policy (Asia Pacific), Facebook. The two companies would "enable more open-access fibre infrastructure," he said, adding that a progressive and collaborative regulatory environment "will help to attract further investments to improve internet connectivity in Pakistan."
Talking to Gulf News, Fasieh Mehta, an expert on startups and e-governance, said the Facebook-Nayatel collaboration is "monumental" for Nayatel and Pakistan's digital ecosystem. "Facebook partnering with local Pakistani companies such as Nayatel offers immense benefits to the country. Masses would benefit greatly from the availability of better, reliable and faster Internet. We will also have a bigger infrastructure of fibre laid down in the country which means it will open up access to the information superhighway" for millions, said Mehta, senior business operations manager at Quixel. The improved Internet access in Pakistan – a country of 220 million – would also be beneficial for companies like Facebook as more people would be online using their services and platforms, he added.
Currently, there are 101 million Internet users in Pakistan including 98m 3G and 4G subscribers, according to the March 2021 data shared by PTA. Experts say the COVID-19 pandemic has prompted the shift to the digital domain as more educational and healthcare organizations now offer online services.
Pakistan's digital transformation
The new fibre networks deployed by Nayatel would serve as the backbone infrastructure for 4G/5G mobile and fixed broadband – a key driver of economic growth and job creation. Nayetel says the network will further support Pakistan's digital revolution. "This collaboration will accelerate the government's vision of digital Pakistan by increasing productivity for small and medium businesses, creating new job opportunities and online learning for the youth," said Siraj. "The partnership demonstrates confidence from a leading global brand like Facebook in Pakistan's tech and entrepreneurial potential" Nayatel hopes that the Pakistan government "will implement fast track reforms with predictable regulations and policies to attract more foreign investors in the tech sector".
Last year, Prime Minister Imran Khan held a virtual meeting with Facebook's chief operating officer Sheryl Sandberg and invited the tech company to invest in Pakistan to support local startups as well as health and education initiatives.
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In the Medical Device Daily article "Hold the Mayo? Patent on groundbreaking test swept aside," partner David A. Gass commented the Federal Circuit's decision in Ariosa Diagnostics Inc. v. Sequenom Inc.
"The claims at issue in Sequenom were pretty general, [David A. Gass] told Medical Device Daily. Perhaps if the claims were more detailed, they'd pass the patent eligibility test. But for now, it remains to be seen how the Federal Circuit would rule on more narrowly drafted claims."


Learn to Recharge and Reset Your Energy in Just Five Minutes For a Stress-Free Day with Qi Gong for Emotional Balance. Discover how to build a protective "shield" of positive energy so you're guarded from unwanted energy from other people. Learn how to transform the negative emotions and energies from other people, and quickly return to inner peace. Break the "Cycle of Stress" with simple, easy-to-follow Qi Gong routines and relaxing meditations (most people use alcohol to release stress, which actually makes stress worse). You will learn how to release tension from the chest, neck, and shoulders (where most people hold on to anger and depression) and much more!
We know, a stress-free holiday sounds impossible, doesn't it?
But the truth is, the holidays don't have to be stressful. They can be what they were meant to be: a time of celebration, joy, and connection. Let us explain.
During the holidays, what happens to most of us is we start to give up our most important skill: self-care.
That's the worst idea of all: I don't need to take time alone.
What happens is this, we want so desperately to give, give, give, that we forget to give to the most important person in our lives: ourselves!
…we've neglected to do anything for ourselves.
But by the time we notice, it's usually too late. We explode at our spouses, we get angry at the other drivers, we frighten our kids.
It's never anything big that sets us off. It could be the turkey got a little overcooked. The kids didn't take off their shoes and brought mud into the house (again). Or your spouse forgot to get the milk.
The reason doesn't matter. What does is that we explode like a pressure cooker left on the stove too long!
Decide, right now, that you will take 5 minutes every day to do something for yourself. It really doesn't matter what it is, just do something for yourself for (at least!) five minutes.
This alone will help you stay relaxed, calm, and present.
Our recommendation is that you practice Qi Gong during those five minutes.
Qi Gong will help you supercharge your five minute mini-vacation, so you can quickly eliminate stress and return to a calm center.
The Qi Gong for Emotional Balance workshop is all about quick, easy-to-do Qi Gong techniques you can use to recharge your energy whenever you need to… so you can have a stress-free holiday.
Did you know we're "predisposed" towards the negative? It's true, that's why we seek processes to create sustainable joy and inner peace. You'll learn how to create these "Joy Processes" for yourself.
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ENGX108 "Gender identity entraps and limits us." Examine this assertion with reference to your chosen texts. Mary Shelley, Frankenstein
BIBLIOGRAPHY TASK
Chosen Essay topic "Gender identity entraps and limits us." Examine this assertion with reference to your chosen texts.
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Mary Shelley, Frankenstein, and the Spectacle of Masculinity, Bette London, Modern Language Association, 1993.
Bette London is a Professor at the University of Rochester and is widely published on the subject of modern and classical literature. Her article draws upon a range of sources to provide both supporting material and target arguments including the work of Rieger and Mellor, both of whom have been critiqued within the article. London looks at the role of gender in both Mary Shelley's work, critiques of "Frankenstein" and depictions of Mary Shelley particularly in relation to the death of Percy Bysshe Shelley. In critiquing these sources she reaches the conclusion that though male characters are at the centre of the text it is the absent female characters that define its parameters and enable us to examine the flaws and intricacies of the protagonists.
This article raises a few points relevant to my chosen essay topic; that the gender identity of the Creature is a limiting factor, that Victor Frankenstein's obsession or need to discover the secret of exclusively male creation is at the centre of his pursuits, but primarily I have chosen this article because it lays the groundwork for a tantalising argument that struck a chord with me immediately. If Victor Frankenstein had divulged his secret to his intended wife Elizabeth, rather than not trusting her judgement, strength, or courage, arguably on the basis of her gender as he extensively later reveals it to Walton, he may have been able to avoid her demise. But he lives in such a male centred time and in such a male centred mindset that he does not see the value in her opinion or advice, and does not even contemplate that he may not be the Creature's intended victim.
Reese, Diana "A Troubled Legacy: Mary Shelley's Frankenstein and the Inheritance of Human Rights" Representations, Vol. 96, No. 1, University of California Press, 2006. pp. 48-72 Stable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/10.1525/rep.2006.96.1.48
Sussman, Charlotte "Daughter of the Revolution: Mary Shelley in Our Times" Journal for Early Modern Cultural Studies, Vol. 4, No. 1, Women Writers of the Eighteenth Century, University of Pennsylvania Press, 2004. pp. 158-186 Stable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/27793781
London, Bette "Mary Shelley, Frankenstein, and the Spectacle of Masculinity", PMLA Vol. 108, No. 2, Modern Language Association, 1993. pp. 253-267 Stable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/462596
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Putin-Lukashenko meeting concludes after 5 hours
MINSK. March 11 (Interfax) - The meeting between Russian President Vladimir Putin and Alexander Lukashenko in Moscow on Friday continued for more than five hours, the latter's press service said on Telegram.
"The meeting between Lukashenko and Putin has concluded. The conversation lasted over five hours," the statement said.
A source said that Lukashenko was on the way to the airport.
Earlier today it was reported that the pair took a break when the Russian president took an international call in the presence of his Belarusian counterpart. The talks then resumed in the format of a business lunch, following by tete-a-tete in Putin's office.
It was also reported that there would be no press statement after the meeting.
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Electronics Production | December 21, 2005
Texas Instruments to acquire Chipcon AS
Editor: Jesper Olsson
Texas Instruments (TI) Incorporated announced today that it will acquire Chipcon AS.
Combining Chipcon's design experience in RF transceiver and System-on-Chip devices with TI's advanced analog silicon technologies and broad systems expertise will enhance TI's ability to offer customers complete short-range wireless solutions for consumer, home and building automation applications. The acquisition also broadens TI's offering of RF solutions and strengthens TI's position in ZigBee™, a global standard for wireless monitoring and control applications. TI agreed to pay approximately $200 million for Chipcon. The transaction is expected to be complete in January 2006. "As our customers incorporate more short-range wireless technology into their designs, it is increasingly important for TI to offer a robust range of RF transceiver options. The addition of Chipcon's technical capabilities and leading RF integrated circuits will complement TI's existing low-power wireless product line and strengthen our high-performance analog portfolio," said Gregg Lowe, Senior Vice President for TI's High Performance Analog division. Geir Forre, Chipcon President and CEO said, "I am very excited about the synergies of the two companies. TI's leadership as a supplier of high-performance analog and ultra-low-power microcontrollers opens new opportunities for Chipcon's low-power wireless product portfolio. In addition, Chipcon will benefit from TI's leading-edge manufacturing, process and packaging technology." With a combination of standards-based and proprietary products, Chipcon radio technology can be found in consumer applications like wireless keyboards and gaming accessories, as well as in security systems and automatic meter reading systems in the home and building automation market. Chipcon's CC2430 is the world's first true System-on-Chip ZigBee solution. Chipcon also provides customers with the industry-leading ZigBee-compliant protocol stack, the Z-Stack, which was acquired when Chipcon purchased Figure 8 Wireless in January 2005. Thus Chipcon offers a true One-Stop-Shop ZigBee solution. Chipcon's proprietary RadioDeskTM technology platform supplies turnkey solutions to wireless input device manufacturers. Chipcon's CEO, Geir Forre, will lead TI's group integrating short-range wireless personnel and products from both Chipcon and TI. Geir and the short-range wireless team will report to Art George, Vice President of TI's High Performance Linear group. Chipcon will become a wholly-owned subsidiary of TI and will continue to operate from its Oslo, Norway headquarters. Its other facilities include a software design center in San Diego, California; and sales offices in New Hampshire, Germany, Hong Kong, and Tokyo. The company employs about 120 people.
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Christmas: Sharafadeen Alli Felicitates Christians, Urges Support For Less Privileged
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The Oyo South Senatorial candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Akogun Sharafadeen Abiodun Alli on Sunday urged Christians in Oyo state and across the country to use the opportunity of this year Christmas celebration to pray for return of peace to Nigeria.
He promised better days for Nigerians, residents of Oyo state, especially the people of Oyo South Senatorial district, urging them to celebrate with moderation.
The former Secretary to the Oyo State Government in a statement he personally signed on Sunday urged all Nigerians to emulate the self sacrifice of our Lord Jesus christ who laid his life as ransom for the people.
The former chairman of Odua investment Conglomerates also advise Nigerians to use the birth of Jesus Christ to forgive those who had sin against them and embrace act of giving to the less privileged in the society.
Alli further explained that emulating Jesus Christ involved avoiding things that could hinder peace in our immediate communities, state and Nigeria and promoting selfless services to our brothers and sisters.
According to him, "the peaceful coexistence of Christians and Muslims in Oyo state is as a result of the religious tolerance and understanding of our imperfection as humans which is commendable."
The statement reads; "I want to use this opportunity to congratulate our Christian brothers and sisters on this year's celebration of Christmas. As we are celebrating the birth of our Lord Jesus Christ, let us bear in mind that there is need for moderation in everything we do. Drink and eat responsibly," Alli tells residents.
He further raised hope for Nigerians saying; "I am confident that better days are coming for Nigerians, the people of Oyo state, especially my people in Oyo South senatorial district. As goverment at all levels are trying to make life meaningful for us, let us also use the birth of our Lord Jesus Christ to pray fervently for return of peace to Nigeria.
"As we are sharing rice and chicken in our neighbourhood, let us also remember to share with the less privileged who cannot afford basic things in our community, those in hospital and the orphans. Let us celebrate with them because they need our care. On my part, I have been doing it and I will continue to emulate our Lord Jesus Christ in his act of giving and forgiven," the statement concluded.
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Stakeholders Meeting: Lagos Speaker Tasks Elites On Participation In Governance
Lagos State House of AssemblyPress ReleaseStakeholders Meeting: Lagos Speaker Tasks Elites On Participation In Governance
Speaker of the Lagos State House of Assembly, Rt. Hon. Mudashiru Obasa has urged the elites in the state to be part of governance by participating in stakeholders meetings rather than criticising the activities of the government.
It will be recalled that the Assembly organised its third Stakeholders Meeting on Friday 6th October tagged; "True Representation and Accountability," across the 40 constituencies in the state.
Commenting on the meeting before the collated reports from the constituencies were passed to the state government for inclusion in the 2018 budget during plenary on Tuesday, Obasa said that the meeting was a necessity.
"I appreciate you all for the success of the stakeholders meeting. The essence of being here is to represent our people and give them what they really want.
"We want to thank the Clerk of the House, Mr. Sanni Azeez and the entire staff of the House as well as the journalists for the success of the programme and wide publicity.
"I would like to enjoin the elites to be part of meetings like this rather than staying back and criticising the government. This is an opportunity for them to express their views on areas, where they want the government to focus on," the Speaker said.
The Majority Leader of the House, Hon. Sanai Agunbiade had earlier brought the issues of the stakeholders meeting to the notice of the House.
Agunbiade said that the programme was a tremendous success and that it was commended by a lot of people, adding that it has enhanced development in the state.
In his contribution, Hon. Rotimi Olowo from Somolu Constituency 1 said that the edition recorded an unprecedented success, and that Lagos came alive on the day.
Olowo, who is the Chairman of the House Committee on Budget and Economic Planning, added that the report should be collated soon and sent to the state government for inclusion in the 2018 budget.
Also, the Deputy Speaker of the House, Hon. Wasiu Sanni Eshinlokun observed that the time of the meeting should be adjusted so that the state government could have an ample time to work on it before a budget year.
Another lawmaker, Hon. Moshood Oshun from Lagos Mainland Constituency 2 stated that the meeting is an inclusion of people in governance.
He stated that the success of last year's edition contributed to the success of the one of this year and that it should be replicated at the federal level.
Hon. Bisi Yusuf from Alimosho Constituency 1 commended the Speaker of the House for the initiative, while adding that the House should ensure that the executive arm of government includes the recommendations in the 2018 budget.
The Speaker then ordered the Clerk of the House, Mr. Sanni Azeez to pass the bounded copy of the report to the state government after a motion by Hon. Agunbiade and this was supported by the Deputy Chief Whip, Hon. Omotayo Oduntan.


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about T&S and Order Flow Trade Detector. is it ready for use in Strategy?
I would like use in my code all info from Time&Sale windows. Like "Ask foreground, Bid foreground" etc. Is it possible?
And I want read info from Indicator Order Flow Trade Detector. is it possible for coding?
It would not currently be a documented/supported feature to access the general properties of Time and Sales. Are you trying to just access the colors specified in the properties or other time and sales values? It is possible to subscribe to the incoming market data from an indicator/strategy to view the data but the other specific properties that are in the Time and Sales window are unable to be accessed directly.
The trade detector is currently not exposed for NinjaScript access so I will need to put in a feature request here, once I have a feature tracking ID I will update this post.
I would like use all info from T&S. I need more then time and price. How window T&S know that know price is Ask Foreground for example?
The Time and Sales window is developed to use its own properties in its logic, the Ask Foreground would be used where it is needed to render the results based on the available data.
These properties are just not exposed for other scripts like indicators to use. The existing windows are all developed in specific ways and may or may not have properties which you can access directly from NinjaScript. Some windows are developed in ways which you can access properties, for example, the ChartControl has accessible properties as that is used directly by indicators.
But how I can take information about block trades from T&S Window and use it in my Strategy?
Can I use a Market Depth with real time and historical data for calculating Bid and Ask price like in indicator Order Flow Market Depth? Can you give some examples for it?
You cannot, the time and sales window is its own tool with its own calculations and is not exposed for NinjaScript use so you cannot pull data from it. The data it sees is the same data that your script would see, The block trade information and coloring is done by the time and sales tool and is not specified in the data its self. Because the data its self has no indication that this is a block trade, you would just need to use the incoming volume information to determine that based on your criteria.
Can you explain me please what is criteria of block trades Ninja use? Could you explain the specific criteria which Ninja use for above the Ask and below the Bid Block Trades ?
Do you use specific information for recognize Block Trades from price and volume flow?
Do you use any specific Exchange or Data provider ? Because that I understand definition of Block Trades is that I see below.
Your Block Trades is the same that I see in CME site?
Unfortunately, I cannot detail this directly as this is a tool which I don't have the source code for, however, block trades and the prices being used here are all standard trading concepts which you can read more about online to gain a better understanding of how to do this yourself.
A "block" trade is simply a trade with a large quantity so you can use the volume information that is coming in with the price data to determine if a trade was a block trade or not based on your criteria. For above ask or below bid coloring, because you are creating your own tool this is something you can experiment with and compare it to the colors you see in the existing T&S tool for confirmation. This is likely just a condition checking if the last price was >= the ask or <= the bid prices at the time of the block trade.


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Kula Yoga offers a variety of classes with a variety of different instructors.
We offer classes of ALL LEVELS.
Whether you're a seasoned yogi or brand new to yoga, you'll feel at home at Kula Yoga.
All classes are heated unless specified.
(90-100℉) in Port Orange & (85-95) in New Smyrna Beach.
A slow-paced stretching class with simple breathing exercises and seated meditation. Learn the basic poses, relaxation techniques, and become comfortable with yoga. Poses are held a little longer in this style practice versus a vinyasa flow style.
Flow at a slow pace and explore the foundational yoga postures with a focus on alignment, safety and modifications to a moving soundtrack of music. Straps, blocks & wedges provided. The teacher will provide more instruction than a vinaysa 1 or 2 class.
Our inspiring flow style links poses and breath in creative sequences to a moving soundtrack of music that compliments the flow. You will be introduced to arm balances and inversions at a basic level. This class will guide you through breath-synchronized movement. Expect a mind, body and spirit blend, in addition to an energetic practice.
Expect all the same poses as Vinyasa Flow I but with more vigorous movement, full inversions, and options for advancement in poses to create a more challenging practice. This class provides you with less instruction, more transitions, and more breath focus movement to a soundtrack that will leave you feeling energized and recharged.
An exciting and challenging Vinyasa flow class set to upbeat & fun hip- hop music. Work up a sweat with a high-energy workout. No dancing skills required! This class is intense, fun and to black lights. If you are easily offended by music, this class is not for you!
This 60 minute dynamic yoga practice is designed to awaken and open your body while deepening your breath. This class is a great way to start YOUR day! You will leave feeling energized and ready to begin your day with clarity, peace and harmony. We end sharply at 6:30 am. Showers available after class.
90 minute hot yoga class designed to help detoxify the body with postures that stretch, compress and twist every part of the body. Helps eliminate bloating, acne, fatigue, stress and anxiety for a mind-body cleansing experience. All levels welcomed.
Experience the calm and meditative practice of Yin Yoga to balance and ground your energy, enhance your range of motion in the joints, and bring a greater equilibrium to your physical and emotional well being. Yin is a slow, stead practice that will leave every ounce of you feeling more open and relaxed. Generally you hold poses from 90 seconds to 5 minutes, and it is a very passive practice.
A fusion of yoga and pilates exercises blended together to build a strong core while focusing on breathwork, flexibility and meditation. Bands, large and small fitness balls and blocks used in this class.
Breath by breath. Be here now. With awareness of our body and breath, we reconnect with our heart and cultivate our capacity to be present. Through this practice, we are invited to listen inwardly, concentrate and calm the mind, open ourselves up to how things actually are and to cultivate a sense of well-being that arises from within. Sit, open, and explore with us during this 45-minute guided meditation, and meet the rest of your day with the aliveness of presence. This class is appropriate for all levels and everyone is welcome.
Kula's Aerial Yoga is a unique aerial art designed for beginners as well as seasoned yogis. By using gravity as a gentle aid, aerial yoga allows practitioners to achieve inversions and deep stretches in a safe and fun environment. Space is limited to 5 spots, so please register in advance. THERE WILL BE NO WALK Ins AVAILABLE. No additional equipment is necessary, but we ask that you refrain from wearing clothing with zippers and buttons, and no jewlrey. We look forward to flying with you! This class is designed to for BRAND NEW Students to Aerial and also those experienced flyers. There are no refunds or credits if you sign up and miss class, so make sure you can make it!!!
Kula Barre class is designed to support the body in both static and dynamic movement leading to long lean physique. Kula Barre combines the grace of a ballet barre, with the wisdom of yoga and strength of pilates. Set to upbeat music and recommended sequenced moves that will get the body fit.


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The consistent quality and service provided by the drivers at JK Farms has earned them the distinction of being thought of as Parr Lumber Company employees. Their professionalism and caring attitude mimics the high level of professional service we expect of our employees. In addition to providing excellent service I have come to rely on their candid input as a trusted business partner.
I would highly recommend JK Farms as one of our very best service providers and a key factor to our successful growth."


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If rich countries monopolize COVID-19 vaccines, it could cause twice as many deaths as distributing them equally
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Who Bought All the Toilet Paper? Conspiracy Theorists Are More Likely to Stockpile During the COVID-19 Pandemic
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The Banner GAA Club Ennis was founded in 1977 to serve the community of Ennis. In 2017 in a celebration night to mark our double winning Junior Football and Junior Hurling Championship successes we celebrated the clubs 40th anniversary. 2017 was a landmark year for the Banner GAA club in Ennis, winning Junior Hurling and Junior Football Championship successes having been beaten in 2016 in both championship finals.
Having had some barren years in noughties, the underage structures in our Ennis based Banner club took a turn for the better back in 2012 when the entire underage playing structures in Ennis were fundamentally changed. Previous to that year, there had been a juvenile Urban Board "mini" club structure in the town. In that old structure, young children played in a "mini" club town regional structure until the age of 12 and then chose their main club at that point in their GAA development.
That old urban board structure was disbanded in 2012. For the last 6+ years the children or Ennis have been welcomed at the Banner into an excellent child centred coaching structure. This structure caters for boys and girls in the town, in all age groups from Under 6, under 8 and upwards. Since that underage structural change in Ennis, more children from the town have been developing a real sense of identity and developing a long term relationship with The Banner Ennis GAA Club.
In the years since 2012, huge work has gone on in the club to invest in both the coaching structures and facilities development at the Banner in Ennis. All coaches involved in the underage structure have been formally trained to a recognised GAA coaching standard, while also having undergone all of the requisite child protection training and garda vetting procedure checks. The ethos and focus for coaching young players at the Banner is on player development. This approach recgonises that children and teenagers develop differently at different ages. In line with GAA best practice we are strive towards developing players and people that will realise their GAA playing potential as adults.
In the intervening years since the re-structuring of the underage setup, our teams in both hurling and football have had successes. In 2014 our u14 hurlers won the County Feile na nGael competition and wnet on to represent Clare in the National finals. In 2017, our various teams from U13 to adult level featured in 9 county finals. Since 2012 we have twice won the U13A Gaelic Football Garda Trophy. These are just examples of where some particular successes have been achieved.
Many of our young players have now started to have an impact on the underage Clare intercounty scene. In 2018 our underage players feature in all development squad age groups from u14 to minor level in both hurling and football codes.


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Like most other noodle-based soups, phở can get soggy if everything is packed together in the same container. But that doesn't mean you can't enjoy a fresh, bouncy-noodled bowl of phở to go! In this guide, we will break down how to assemble our to-go boxes at Phở 83 into a scrumptious meal.
Remember, as with everything to do with phở, pretty much everything can be changed to your taste; you may prefer to layer the ingredients in a different order, and there's nothing wrong with that. These are just our recommended steps!
To the left is a quart of hot steaming phở broth with scallions, which comes with our large size soups. Yummy!
In the top left compartment of the box is an assortment of fresh veggies: bean sprouts, limes, Thai basil, and jalapeño slices. These are part of your garnishes.
In the top right compartment of the box are a few slices of tái meat (eye round steak). If it looks a little uncooked to you, you're not wrong! The traditional method of eating phở is to dunk the tái into the broth to cook just before serving so it stays tender. If you're uncomfortable with this, just ask us to cook it to done prior to boxing it up when you call in your order at Phở 83.
In the bottom far left of the box, we have the onions and cilantro. These are the rest of your garnishes.
In the middle of the bottom compartment of the box, we have your phở noodles.
In the bottom right of the box, we have the other cuts of meat you ordered with your phở. For an idea of how large our serving sizes are, the photos in this guide were taken with a large size phở.
And finally, a little off center, there is a little cup of Sriracha sauce and hoisin sauce. The Sriracha chili garlic sauce is the red, and along with the optional jalapeño slices, is the only part of the meal that is spicy. The hoisin sauce is dark brown and a good sweet and savory accent. These are our condiments.
Now that we've got the introductions settled, let's go over assembly.
When ordering take-out, we recommend you have a large bowl on hand for your phở. If that's impossible, you can assemble in the broth container, but be very careful, as that can get very messy!
When using a bowl, we recommend you start by adding the noodles first.
Go ahead and add your onions and cilantro. If you're not a fan of those, you don't have to add them; if you prefer to add them after the broth, you can do that, too—that's the beauty of phở!
Step 5. Fill 'er Up!
Pour your broth over the phở. If it's been a while since you received your to-go order, make sure to heat up the broth on the stove or in the microwave first so that it's piping hot and will cook the tái meat through faster.
See how fast the tái cooks? If the broth is hot, it doesn't take very long. If you like, you can push the meat deeper into the hot broth with your chopsticks or fork to make it cook faster.
As we've said earlier, one of the beautiful things about phở is that you're encouraged to customize it to your preferences. Remember those condiments and garnishes we mentioned earlier? Now is the time to add them―or not, depending on your tastes! If you like your food spicy, you may want to add plenty of Sriracha and jalapeño; otherwise, just steer clear. Want to add some sweeter savor to the broth? Add some hoisin sauce. For those who enjoy a touch of bright tartness, squeezing fresh lime juice might be the way to go. Mix it all in until it matches your cravings.
In the end, we believe that at Phở 83, the best bowl of phở is the one you love making for yourself. What's your favorite way to phở?


The Sorrow is a dark crime story that explores the consequences of pain, and losing yourself to it.
Jack Mercer is a struggling cop caught between two worlds – trying to protect his wife and daughter by staying under the radar, or taking the fight to his enemies.
When a breakthrough threatens to uncover grand secrets about the mob, their hand is forced and Jack returns home one night to find his family brutally murdered.
Three weeks later he receives a phone call from his dead daughter.
As Jack chases the ghost of his child, he discovers a darkness within him; a bloodlust that he cannot control.
Update March 10, 2016: In celebration of my next novel being close to publication, my first book The Sorrow is now a free eBook. Unfortunately the Paperback edition cannot be free due to manufacturing costs incurred by Lulu, but the eBook is entirely free for your pleasure. Please leave a review on Goodreads if you read it!
Below are links to the websites where the book is available. If you'd like to try it out before buying, Smashwords has a free sample of the first four chapters available to download.
Paperback – click here to view the official page and get a preview.
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The Sorrow is also available at Smashwords and on the iBookstore.
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Geografía

Bonita (California)
Bonita (Luisiana)
Bonita Springs, localidad del estado de Florida.

Personalidades

 Bonita Pietila, directora de casting y productora de la serie de televisión de animación "Los Simpson".

Música

 «Bonita», canción de Juanes lanzada en 2019.

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Bonita Banana Fútbol Club
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The family-owned restaurant has been keeping Melburnians happy for years serving up the Malaysian and Singapore hawkers fare you will find in the city. The food is made fresh on the premises and servings are generous and flavours comforting. Be sure to sample the with bowls of crunchy golden friend chicken, some of the best laksa you will find in the city and superb chilli crab.A great gem for diners seeking the best of Malaysian and Singaporean cuisine.


There is an old saying that every society is just four square meals away from a revolution; I wonder whether it could also be said that our planet is only one cup of clean drinking water from catastrophe.
We have seen the problems that can arise from a lack of drinking water in other parts of the world; Cape Town in South Africa, a city of 4 million people, avoided running out of water for its residents this past year only by instituting the most draconian possible water restrictions and stringently enforcing them. Closer to home the city of Flint, Michigan was able to provide water—but it was tainted with toxic levels of lead. Many other towns and regions across the United States have dealt with water emergencies caused by contamination from agricultural run-off, industrial pollution, and fracking used for oil extraction. These are problem that appear briefly in the news and are often quickly forgotten, but those residents and their children are left to deal with lifetimes of fear and health problems thereafter.
Although we all prefer to believe a lack of access to safe water is a problem that occurs somewhere far away from us, it has been estimated that 20% of Americans have been exposed to contaminated drinking water at one time or another during the past decade alone. Given that no human can long survive without clean water to drink, these problems should cause more concern than they seem to right now.
It is rather pointless to debate whether the spate of droughts affecting many parts of our nation are due to cyclical climate processes or global warming—whatever the reason, the changes are upon us. As we continue to draw down our supplies of surface water and drain our precious aquifers to sate our vast array of needs for more and more water, we need to consider whether we must better utilize this life-giving liquid before it is too late. We waste immense amounts of water, and much of our waste is either thoughtless or invisible. We pamper our lush lawns, ignore our leaky municipal water systems, and pay no attention at all whenever we run a load of laundry or flush a toilet.
Moreover, few pay any attention to the unending flow of water that makes our daily lives possible, and most would be surprised at the amounts of water used for activities that we take for granted. For example, three liters of water are needed to produce a plastic bottle that holds only one liter of liquid. We expend between 3-7 gallons of water to produce a single gallon of biofuel. A coal-fired power plants uses 20 to 50 gallons of water to generate each kilowatt-hour of electricity. A family of four will use (depending on their shower head) from 400-700 gallons of water per month just to keep their bodies clean. Over 1800 gallons of water are needed to produce a single pound of beef. To grow but one pound of almonds, over 1900 gallons of water are required.
Agriculture is, by a wide margin, the majority of our water use—and, thank goodness, the rain occasionally does fall. However, modern agricultural practices often rely on extensive irrigation systems that draw enormous amounts of surface and ground water to grow the foods that sustain us. Industrial uses of water to produce that which makes modern life possible—electrical power, plastics, metals, electronics, fabrics, rubber, finished wood, paper, and so much more—are too numerous to even consider listing. Even the mildest and briefest interruptions in our ready supply of water would cause unimaginable disruptions in every facet of our daily lives.
If water disappears altogether, we already know what happens from looking at the historical record: Civilization collapses. We need only to glance back through the millennia to find many examples—the Old Kingdom of ancient Egypt, the Mayan Empire in Mexico, and the Ming Dynasty in China being but a few—of highly developed nations and cultures erased from the earth by protracted droughts that ended their existences. Within our recent history the Dust Bowl in the 1930's destroyed a generation of American farmers. Today's horrendous civil war in Syria and the resulting refugee crisis in Europe can trace their beginnings to a devastating period of regional drought that began in 1998, which caused large scale crop failures, economic distress, and widespread hunger. The misery that results when the rains do not fall is a tale as old as humanity itself.
Drought and despair will, sad to say, always be with us—but we are now able to reduce their effects due to our globalized systems of production and transportation that allow for the shipment of foods and goods from areas that are unaffected to help those who are stricken. Moreover, although we cannot create water, we can renew what we have through the desalination of seawater and the treatment of waste in order to extend our supplies while we continue to look for more ways to conserve.
However, we can be certain that the continued growth of our planet's population—and the relentless demands for safe supplies of water that will inevitably follow—will lead to societal, economic, and political stresses and crises that we cannot easily foresee. Those steps we take now to plan for the global challenges that most assuredly lie ahead will be the difference between problems that are manageable and those that bring death and destruction. We risk much if we fail to prepare today for our troubled tomorrows, and we all need to think more carefully about what we can do to reduce the use and waste of water in our own daily lives in order to make our personal contributions to helping others—and protecting our own futures.


Who says family and work can't co-exist?
Goodfella's is the name and family is the game. Since 1993, brothers Scot and Marc Cosentino and brother-in-law E. Jay Myers (37, 38 and 36, respectively) have been serving up gourmet pizzas to New Yorkers with Goodfella's Brick Oven Pizza. With no background in food service, $75,000 among the three of them and a love for food and family, Scot, Marc and Myers set out to create a business that would put them on the map. They opened their first restaurant on Staten Island in January 1993 with competition from five other pizzerias within 10 blocks. With no air conditioning, a refrigerator from their house and a teeny mixer, they cleaned their windows and typed up a menu.
"In the beginning, we went to food distributors and said, 'Give us the best of everything,'" Scot remembers. "And that's how we put together the taste-not by any recipe, not by any standards. We just started throwing things together."
The three men made a pact that, no matter what happened, they weren't going to let anyone else determine their course. "We knew we wanted to be in control of our own destiny," Myers says.
Within seven months of starting, Goodfella's Pizza was voted the best pizza in the country at a national pizza contest in Manhattan and subsequently given national TV exposure. With a full house every night, they opened a second location in Brooklyn, New York, in 1994. In 1998, they formed their Goodfella's franchise under the name Globe Restaurant Group Inc. With sales figures of $2.8 million for 1999, Myers predicts close to $5 million this year with the opening of five more stores.
"We work 190 hours a week," says Myers. "We love it."
"For us," adds Scot, "it's franchise by day, restaurant by night."


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Keeping track of drug shortages in Canada
Jacalyn Duffin is a hematologist and historian who holds the Hannah Chair in the History of Medicine at Queen's University
"I want to quit my chemo. I can't take the nausea. My drug is not available and the other things just don't work." It was November 2010 and in front of me sat a 50 year-old widowed mother of two with uncanny, pale green eyes and stage IV cancer; she shook with nerves and defiance. Her support drug was prochlorperazine, which has been around as long as I have. "That's impossible!" I said and picked up the phone to call her pharmacist. He sounded weary, but politely explained that there was none left in the entire city. "But," he added, "you can prescribe XXX." Well, although XXX is fancy, new, and expensive, it did not work for my patient. I smelled a rat.
We quickly discovered that this "shortage" was just one of many that had been increasing for a year or more. With nine colleagues from the Kingston cancer centre, we wrote to both the federal and provincial ministers of health alerting them and asking for an explanation. The unhelpful replies were slow and cryptic.
The Canadian Pharmacists' Association soon released the results of a survey that confirmed impressions that shortages were pervasive and had affected more than 90 per cent of the nation's pharmacists, sapping valuable time as they sought supplies and substitutes for anxious clients. The report named the drugs most often affected, but curiously, it did not mention the fact that they were all generics. The CMA also conducted a survey in 2011 and found that a majority of doctors were aware of the problem too; the comments section featured many "hunches" that, somehow, "big pharma" was behind it.
As a clinician historian, I wanted to find out when the problem began. Was it really new? How it was evolving? And most of all, why? I started gathering news reports, official documents, and statements from concerned organizations. My office and computer desktop quickly became tangled with unconnected factoids and files.
When our letter was reprinted in the local newspaper, scientist Ted Hsu, asked to meet to understand what was happening. In late 2011, he would become the MP for Kingston and the Islands. As I moused madly around my chaotic desktop trying to answer his penetrating questions, he said, "You know, you should put all this stuff online. It could be useful, will set up a time line and measure the problem. And it will help you keep track—a virtual filing cabinet" In our heady brainstorming, we also imagined a blog component for "Patient Stories" to explore the characteristics of the problem.
With my patient's encouragement, we registered and launched canadadrugshortage.com in August 2011—fully five years ago. Tech advice came from my daughter, who runs an online humanities journal. We have no funding and do not want any. Every morning, I sit in my pyjamas, scanning the web for new reports and filtering emails from patients, caregivers, and Google alert. I type and post all the content myself.
The site offers information about the shortage, tracking it, especially as it affects Canadians. It does not purport to document individual shortages; that should be the job of Health Canada, which licences our drugs. But it quickly became obvious that this problem is global; its causes and solutions cannot be located within our borders. We now feature information about shortages in the United States and more than sixty other countries.
One of the first "discoveries" was the disappointing response to the Patients Stories blog. Far fewer patients than we imagined came forward. People affected by the shortages are sick, or shy, and don't think about blogging. But others are utterly unaware. If their doctors change their prescriptions to something newer and more expensive, they assume it must be better. But health care costs will rise, insurance premiums will follow (as they soon did), and the ten percent of Canadians who don't fill prescriptions for lack of funds will also increase.
The size and number of web pages grew. The Causes page now offers fourteen plausible explanations, each one of which is sufficient to produce a shortage. I suspect, however, that these causes operate in clusters and constellations at different times and places. The condescending assertion that drug shortages are "too complicated" to be grasped by mere medical mortals is inadequate. Somebody knows and is not telling. Solutions, so far, are nebulous, mostly because we do not understand the causes.
My website's counter shows that it normally cruises well beneath the radar of internauts. But when a situation blows up – like the early 2012 fire at the Sandoz factory in Boucherville, or a crisis in anticonvulsants for kids, or a sensationalist interview, hits will skyrocket for a day or two. Sustaining interest and connecting the dots between apparently disparate events seems to be beyond the state of investigative journalism in our time.
I've learned a lot about this problem. But I still don't know why. What do you think?
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I recently attended the Sirius Decisions ABM Forum in London and although the presentations from Nicky Briggs and Julian Archer were as thorough and informative as ever, what really caught my attention were some of the questions from the audience. As an Agent3 attendee I was a bit of an anomaly; we spend our days delivering ABM programmes for our customers, whereas the majority of the audience were in-house enterprise marketers. Many were either considering an ABM approach or looking to improve their existing strategy.
One of the first questions was something we often get asked. Accepting that ABM is still in its infancy, it means there's a lack of experienced practitioners available to recruit. With that in mind, what are the skills and attributes to look for when appointing someone to an ABM role? Particularly if you're transferring them from a more generalist marketing background.
In her response Nicky referenced the example of Karen Devin, VP marketing, operations and strategic account marketing at Commscope. Karen dealt with that exact challenge and sought key skills when building her ABM team. Commscope is an Agent3 customer so we've seen up close how some of the early decisions Karen made have enabled her team to deliver award winning work.
With our experiences across a range of different organisations and key account programmes, what do we think separates a great ABMer from a competent marketing generalist?
Insight not instinct. Great ABM happens when the data, insight and analytics flowing into an organisation about its interaction with target accounts are used to inform next steps. ABMers should understand the behaviour of target accounts through datasets such as intent or marketing automation platforms to determine which sales play or content and messaging is driving the greatest engagement. Better decisions, shaped by data will ultimately deliver bigger commercial outcomes.
The purpose of taking an ABM approach is to accelerate and increase the commercial opportunities available in your key accounts. The best ABMers will constantly ask, what is this activity delivering to the bottom line? How can I quantify the impact this is having on sales? Just because something has always been done (golf days, event attendance, email blasts etc.) is not a reason for it to continue.
ABM isn't easy and those who succeed are true agents of change. In fact, in our experience often the biggest challenge of a successful ABM strategy is securing buy-in and instigating change management to bring sales and marketing stakeholders on the journey. Moving from theory to practical ABM application can be hard, so being persuasive and setting realistic expectations of what an ABM programme can achieve is essential from the outset.
The most successful ABM programmes are the ones where sales and marketing teams work together. Great ABMers bring different disciplines and teams together to build and execute joined up experiences for audiences within target accounts.
The biggest difference between ABM and more general B2B marketing is that everything starts with the insight around an account's pain point(s). ABMers who can keep the customer front of mind will be the ones who succeed. Whether it's the content, the channel or the tone of the engagement, the insight on what the customer cares about is essential in delivering a programme that drives results.
There are constant innovations, approaches and technologies coming to the market to support account engagement. Top ABMers are open to trying these out. They go in to each project knowing that not everything will work perfectly straight away, but because of their focus on using data to inform decisions, they'll feel confident they have the analytics to optimise and improve their strategy as the programme is in flight. Often the first mover advantage and trialling of new ways of doing things is the difference between a solid programme and an amazing one.
As I've stated, the unique skillset required to become a great ABMer means that recruiting can be difficult. Industry organisations such as the ITSMA offer comprehensive training programmes, but if you're looking for something a little lighter initially, feel free to find out more about our popular ABM boot camps.


Moving into a new home is usually exciting, but it can sometimes prove emotionally challenging. The process involves abandoning parts of your past—and leaving a place where you made countless memories. Moving to an assisted living facility can be additionally tricky because it means acknowledging that we're getting older and that we might require help with certain activities.
Experts use the term dementia to describe a deterioration in mental skills required to perform daily activities. Symptoms of dementia include memory loss, behavioral changes, and disorientation. Alzheimer's disease is by far the most common form of dementia, with more than 5 million Americans living with the condition.
There is no cure for dementia, nor absolute treatments to slow its progress. However, there are ways to manage its various symptoms.
Sleep is essential to human life, and a good night's rest has significant effects on our ability to carry out daily functions. Getting an appropriate amount of sleep enables us to concentrate and remain engaged in various settings. But as we age, many of us experience difficulty falling—and staying—asleep.


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Denzel Washington, Halle Berry, Rosie Perez and Queen Latifah all have something in common with Emmy Award-winning Casting Director Robi Reed. Her magic touch landed them major roles in their careers. Blessed with an eye for talent and a gift for spotting a diamond in the rough, her career has spanned over 27 years. Reed has had a hand in the careers of many and is known for taking the ordinary and creating the extraordinary. Her ability to match a role with the perfect choice has made household names out of Jamie Foxx, who she discovered at a local comedy club in Los Angeles and Mekhi Phifer, who she plucked from an open casting call. Reed has more than 50 films to her credit, including blockbusters Soul Food, The Best Man, For Colored Girls, Love Jones, Set It Off and Antwone Fisher, in which she cast Derek Luke in his first leading role. Her first studio film came with Spike Lee's School Daze. She went on to cast Lee's Do The Right Thing, Mo' Better Blues, Crooklyn, Clockers and Jungle Fever breaking out two of Hollywood's biggest stars, Samuel L. Jackson and Halle Berry.
Reed was born in Mount Vernon, New York, but grew up in Los Angeles, where she was exposed to Hollywood at a young age. She spent a lot of her time at Sammy Davis Jr.'s house in Beverly Hills with his daughter Tracey who is still her best friend today. By the time Reed turned15, she knew she wanted to cast. An avid reader, she often found herself unable to start a book until – in her mind – she first placed an actor in that character. Little did she know she was getting an early start at casting. Reed was fascinated with film and TV and would always read the cast and crew credits from beginning to end. She was determined to know every actor, actress, producer, director and casting agent in Hollywood. She even knew who the make-up and hair people were. Reed made it her business to learn everything there was to know about the film and TV industry by quizzing herself using index cards to test her knowledge and ability to recall names, parts and projects. That determination landed Reed in Hollywood as an Assistant Production Office Coordinator on the film, The Falcon and the Snowman, starring Sean Penn and Timothy Hutton.
The demand for Reed's eye for talent grew way past the silver screen to a multitude of television projects, including Oprah Winfrey's Their Eyes Were Watching God, Showtime's series Barbershop, The Tracey Morgan Show, Girlfriends, The PJ's, In Living Color, A Different World and Roc for which she was nominated for a Casting Society of America (CSA) Award for best casting. She also cast Beyoncé Knowles in her first acting role in MTV's CARMEN: A Hip Hopera and later in her first lead with Cuba Gooding Jr. in the feature film, The Fighting Temptations.
In 1997 she earned an Emmy Award for her outstanding work in casting The Tuskegee Airmen for HBO Pictures. In 1998 Reed received a second Emmy nomination for her work on HBO's Only in America: The Don King Story and in 1999 a third Emmy nomination came for HBO's A Lesson Before Dying. Reed is the first African-American to be nominated and win an Emmy for casting. In 1993 she received the Turner Trumpet Award for the ACE Award-winning Film Heatwave. Her efforts for Spike Lee's Malcolm X earned her a CSA Award in 1992.
After 25 years of running her own company, Robi Reed Entertainment, Reed joined the executive ranks at Black Entertainment Television (BET). She now heads BET's Talent and Casting for Original Programming where she oversees all scripted and non-scripted shows, like The Game, Being Mary Jane and Real Husbands of Hollywood.
Satisfying her philanthropic nature, Reed recently launched The Reed For Hope Foundation (RFHF). The mission for RFHF is to raise funds to support HIV/AIDS awareness and prevention organizations, women and children's health initiatives and healthy lifestyles & living platforms. Each cause sits very close to Reed's heart.
Reed holds a Bachelors of Science degree in Speech Communication and Theatre from Hampton University. She recently received the National Hampton Alumni Association, Inc. Legacy Award. Reed is a member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. She is also the proud mother of college freshman Noah and high school junior Summer Humes.
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