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The Court of Appeal has held that, in a case of long term sickness absence, the employer should not have disregarded evidence produced at an internal appeal that the employee was fit to return to work without at least a further assessment by its own occupational health advisers. The employer should also have presented evidence on the impact the long term sickness absence had had on it.
The employee, in this case, was a teacher an head of her department. After being assaulted by one of the pupils at the school she had a short period off work. She was very shaken by the incident, felt unsafe in parts of the school and her duties were restricted accordingly.
After some further incidents she went off sick. The initial diagnosis was stress at work. There were subsequently other diagnoses, including anxiety, depression and post-traumatic stress disorder.
Eventually, after she had been off work for over a year, the school sought clarification as to when she might be able to return to work and what adjustments it could make to facilitate her return. However, the school had difficulty getting this information. The employee refused to attend a meeting to discuss her prognosis because she felt the meeting might upset her. She was asked to provide the information in writing, which she did in a questionnaire. However, the employee replied to key questions about timescales and barriers to a return to work by referring the school back to her GP, who did not feel confident about when she might be able to return to work.
She was subsequently dismissed for medical incapacity. At this point there was nothing to indicate to the employer that a return to work was likely in the near term. At an internal appeal the employee, however, presented a fit note from her GP which indicated that her return to work was imminent.
The employer believed that the medical information was inconsistent, and was suspicious of the sudden appearance of a more positive diagnosis in a fit note and dismissed the internal appeal.
The employee then brought a number of claims including claims for unfair dismissal and disability discrimination, which she won. The Employment Appeal Tribunal, however, allowed an appeal by the school.
The employee then appealed to the Court of Appeal. Allowing the appeal, the Court of Appeal said the case could fairly be regarded as near the borderline because of the length of the employee's absence and the unsatisfactory nature of the evidence about when she might be fit to return. But the essential point, it said, is that by the time of the internal appeal hearing there was some evidence, albeit not wholly satisfactory, that she was now fit to return. For this reason it was open to the Tribunal to hold that it was disproportionate/unreasonable for the school to disregard that evidence without at least a further assessment by its own occupational health advisers.
Impact of long term sickness absence
The Court also said that the severity of the impact on the employer of the continuing absence of an employee who is on long-term sickness absence must be a significant element in the balance that determines the point at which their dismissal becomes justified, and it is not unreasonable for a tribunal to expect some evidence on that subject. What kind of evidence is appropriate, the Court said, will depend on the case. Where it is obvious that the impact is very severe a general statement to that effect will suffice. However, where it is less evident, the employer will need to give more particularised evidence of the kinds of difficulty that the absence is causing. In this case no evidence had been provided to the tribunal on the impact on the employer.
Case reference: O'Brien v Bolton St Catherine's Academy
Posted by Alex Greaves on 30th March 2017
Categories: Absence Management, Dismissals, Sickness absence
Tags: Dismissals, Long term sickness absence, sickness absence


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European Energy agrees UK 200MW solar portfolio deal
Published: 7 Dec 2020, 11:10
European Energy completed the construction of Italy's largest solar farm this year. Image: European Energy
After securing approval for one of its largest ever solar farms, Danish developer European Energy (EE) has teamed up with North Yorkshire's Norstar to build 200MW of new projects in the UK.
This is to be split between 12 solar PV farms in Yorkshire, the North East and Lincolnshire, with Norstar on the hunt for rural farmland for the developments. Rufus Salter, Norstar's director, said that ideal sites would include at least 50 acres of land with a minimum 30-year lease.
EE, which is building the largest solar farm in northern Europe, claims the deal would mean its portfolio comprises of roughly 1.5GW of wind and solar.
The developer completed a 103MW solar farm in southern Italy last June, the country's largest to date, and plans to invest €800 million (£730 million) in solar projects over the next five years. Currently, EE has a development pipeline of 16GW, split between 11GW of PV, 150MW of battery storage and 5GW of wind projects and intends to build 750MW of new renewable capacity in 2021 and a further 1GW of projects in 2022.
In October, the group also secured approval to construct a 300MW solar farm in the municipality of Aabenraa, Denmark, which will become northern Europe's largest solar energy project upon completion.
Daniel Badcock, managing director of European Energy, said Norstar's knowledge of local opportunities makes the company an "ideal partner to align our development capability with those seeking ethical, long-term income from land diversification".

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Police: Hidden camera in Tennessee cheerleading studio captured footage of 60, mostly minor girls
FRANKLIN, Tenn. — Tennessee authorities have confirmed a GoPro camera hidden in a restroom room at Premier Athletics in Franklin captured footage of roughly 60 females, most of whom were minors.
The Franklin Police Department confirmed to WKRN that the suspect is an employee of the cheerleading studio, who had been "intermittently staging the camera to film video" in the restroom, often used as a changing room, since September.
The facility's general manager reportedly discovered the camera and turned it in to police on Thursday, WTVF reported.
According to police, the facility's management has also assisted in identifying 47 of the 60 victims, two of whom appear to have been partially undressed in the videos. Detectives are currently notifying parents of identified victims while seeking to identify the remaining 13, WKRN reported.
Premier Athletics reportedly emailed parents of the girls who have used the studio to inform them that the suspect is no longer employed by the company.
"I was just dumbfounded when I found out, especially because I knew him... talked to the guy several times. I've known him since I've been coming to the gym up here, so it's very unfortunate, but what do you do?" parent John Woelk, whose daughter trains at the facility, told WTVF.
"No little kid should have to go through this period. It's heartbreaking for the little girls," he added.
No evidence collected to date indicates other private areas of the facility were filmed, and multiple charges are expected to be filed, WKRN reported.
The police department issued a statement calling the placement of a camera in such a private place "a violation of trust in its most extreme form."
"This is terribly upsetting to parents and their children, and it is just as troubling to us. The Department is working diligently to safeguard sensitive images, to help victims and their families cope and to prepare a solid criminal case for the courtroom," the department stated.


Commerce, Trade and Industry Minister Christopher Yaluma says Government will not ratify the recently signed Africa Continental Free Trade Area Agreement until further consultation is done with the Zambian people.
Mr. Yaluma says it will be after consultation with the citizens that the ACFTA ratification proposal will be tabled in parliament and Cabinet as required by the Zambian law.
He has urged Zambians to support the decision made by government to sign the ACFTA framework to allow Zambia join the envisaged common market in Africa.
He said Zambia stands to benefit in Government will ensure that there is industrialisation and production of quality goods within Zambia.
Mr. Yaluma says Zambians must support this measure as it would help remove the perception of Zambia being a dumping site of low standard goods.
President Edgar Lungu signed the Africa Continental Free Trade Area Agreement during the just ended 32nd Heads of States and Government Summit in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
This is according to a statement released to the media by First Secretary for Press and Tourism at the Zambian Embassy in Ethiopia Inutu Mwanza.
Why didn't you also consult Zambian people before taking on the huge debt load?
You should also stop this foolishness you are planning of sending our brothers to be slaves in Arab countries.
And please also stop the silly games with Chitotela. We know now that he is just been straightened for stepping out of line.
It's sad where our country is going. And it's more sad to see some educated people on this blog busy supporting corruption.
I think Africa has to overcome bigger problems before it can talk about free trade.
Let us start by tackling corruption and abuse of office.
Tell me. What legal route will you use to have the people of Zambia 'ratify' this agreement, when it has already been signed? A referendum?
Thru theirs Members of Parliament. According to the Constitution, all international instruments are subject to "ratification".
Zambians should mature enough to compete in business with fellow african notions mediocrity will do us no good , we must rise to the top our educated fellows need to make-up from slumber and start working than just complaining all the time .
We have university graduates who cannot achieve anything to show to the world could not even design a bridge neither envent anything tangible to convince us , we have construction jobs given to the chinese because we lack credible engineers , not only in one field but multiple sectors of disciplines .
So, why did you sign?


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EPs On Luna's Future & A Spinoff (Exclusive) – Hollywood Life
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Everything came full circle in the New Amsterdam series finale, which aired on January 17. The beginning of the episode features a new doctor, played by Molly Griggs, arriving for her first day at New Amsterdam as the medical director. Over the course of the two-part finale, fans learn exactly why each of our favorite doctors decided they wanted to save lives.
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At the end of the finale, Max officially steps down as medical director to make Luna the "center" of his life. Elizabeth takes over as medical director, and Max tells her that if he does return to the hospital, it will be for her. The woman at the beginning of the episode returns in the final moments, and she's actually Luna all grown up in a flash-forward. She's now the medical director of New Amsterdam, just like her father. She ends the series with New Amsterdam's most iconic line: "How can I help?"
Ryan Eggold as Max in the series finale. (NBC)
HollywoodLife spoke EXCLUSIVELY with executive producers David Schulner and Peter Horton about the series finale ending. For the EPs, they did not want this to be the end and have hopes that this finale could mean more New Amsterdam in the future. Read our finale Q&A below:
When did you settle on the ending?
David Schulner: I guess as soon as we knew we were ending. Peter and I thought we had a couple more years in us. We definitely had the stories and the passion to tell them. So it wasn't until we were told that season 5 would be it that we were like, "Oh, I guess we better start thinking about an ending."
We see the flash-forward and see Luna making that speech just like her dad did years before. Was there any discussion amongst the writers about showing Max or anyone else from the hospital in the future?
David Schulner: Absolutely. We definitely thought, "Should we do this?" And then we were immediately like, "We should not." Seeing our characters in old age makeup just felt like the wrong way to go.
The ending really gives a spinoff vibe. Was that you're intention?
Peter Horton: Yeah, we're open to it. We're wide open to it. David said we kind of felt like it ended prematurely so there's a way to go forward if anyone wants to.
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In the present day, we get a number of endings for the characters. Max and Elizabeth's future is a little uncertain. Max says that he's going to take some time to be with his daughter, and Elizabeth's going to take over as medical director. It's not clear-cut that they're going to end up together. Do they end up together?
Peter Horton: What a good question. In fact, I love the question so much that I think it should stay a question.
David Schulner: We actually filmed an answer. And then we were like, "It's so much better for you to be asking that question, for you to be able to participate, to still have a want."
Sandra Mae Frank as Elizabeth. (NBC)
Prior to when Freema [Agyeman] decided she was going to leave the show, had you decided on any sort of ending?
David Schulner: No, honestly. TV is all about the middle, right? TV's not supposed to end. It's supposed to keep on going. Peter and I are being truthful when we say that we never thought about the ending until they asked us to.
I know that you mentioned that you had a lot of stories left to tell. Was there anything you didn't get to dive into in the final season that you really wanted to?
David Schulner: Eric Manheimer, who wrote the book, still sends me emails, "New Amsterdam has to tackle this medical story." And I'm like, "Eric, we're done. I would love to. In the reboot, we'll definitely tackle this."
Peter Horton: We also established a relationship with the World Health Organization. They reached out to us, which was a huge compliment. But they're constantly throwing stories at us, too, stuff that's more global. From that standpoint, there are so many more stories to tell and from our character's standpoint. David came up with these rich, rich, interesting, full-bodied characters and it just feels like we haven't exploited them enough. There's so much more to talk about with all of them.
So if NBC, Peacock, or anyone in the NBCUniversal family comes calling, are you down to continue New Amsterdam?
Peter Horton: Absolutely.
David Schulner: Criminal Minds was rebooted two years after it was canceled. We're here for it.
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The actual kit bag was previously owned by a Bound J 6108383. This did cause me a little dilemma, as was not sure if I should change the bag in case it had some historical value. On doing a search the only reference that I could find at the time was here in the Supplement to the London Gazette 18 July 1944, where he is listed under Middx. R. Unfortunately I have no other information. Click on London Gazette Bound to see article.
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With the strip of canvas that I had cut off, I decided to turn them into detachable pouches. They idea was that they would hang from my ditty bag when "off duty", then when required, they could be hung from my belt when I had to climb the rigging! Me climb the rigging……… I really do live in a dream world, I struggle to climb out of bed.
Once I had finished sewing the top hem of the ditty bag, I then inserted some brass eyes. To this day I actually regret doing this! I just wish that I had taken the time and sewn the eyes by hand with some nice stitching. I just remember at the time thinking how hard it would be to laboriously sew 8 eyes into the thick canvas. I am a bit of a girls blouse!
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I created a rope slider, so that I could keep the ditty bag closed whilst transiting. I then created 7 bite 15 lead Turks Head over a piece of old copper pipe that I had loafing around the house. I then put a couple of cotton cord 8 x 5 Turks Heads to make it more decorative. I then removed the copper tube and covered it in a PVA finishing solution that I made up, this allows the Turks head to remain rigid.
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Notated Music The wish
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J. E. Ditson & Co., Philadelphia, [1877].
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Чокурдах (, ) — селище міського типу, адміністративний центр Аллаїховського улусу Республіки Саха (Якутія).

Географія
Селище міського типу розташоване біля гирла річки Індигірка, що впадає в Східно-Сибірське море.

Клімат

Транспорт
У селищі є порт та аеропорт. Порт Чокурдах — один із північних портів Росії, де навігація триває менше трьох місяців.

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Посилання
 Якутская АССР, словарь — справочник, Якутск, 1980 г.

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Населені пункти Аллаїховського улусу
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Robustness Of The Healthcare Utilization Results From The Rotavirus Efficacy And Safety Trial (Rest) Evaluating The Human-Bovine (Wc3) Reassortant Pentavalent Rotavirus Vaccine (Rv5), Robbin Itzler, Gary Koch, David O. Matson, Leif Gothefors, Pierre Van Damme, Mark J. DiNubile, Penny M. Heaton 2010 Old Dominion University
Robustness Of The Healthcare Utilization Results From The Rotavirus Efficacy And Safety Trial (Rest) Evaluating The Human-Bovine (Wc3) Reassortant Pentavalent Rotavirus Vaccine (Rv5), Robbin Itzler, Gary Koch, David O. Matson, Leif Gothefors, Pierre Van Damme, Mark J. Dinubile, Penny M. Heaton
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Background: The Rotavirus Efficacy and Safety Trial was a placebo-controlled Phase III study that evaluated the safety and efficacy of a three-dose pentavalent rotavirus vaccine (RV5) including its effect on healthcare utilization for rotavirus gastroenteritis (RVGE). The per-protocol (PP) analyses, which counted events occurring 14 days after dose 3 among infants without protocol violations, have already been published. This paper evaluates the consistency of the healthcare utilization results based on the modified intention to treat (MITT) analyses with the PP analyses. The MITT analyses include all infants receiving at least one dose of vaccine or placebo and follow-up begins after …
Method For Identification Of Virulence Determinants, Raul G. Barletta, Beth Harris 2010 Lincoln, NE
Method For Identification Of Virulence Determinants, Raul G. Barletta, Beth Harris
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Disclosed are methods for the determination of virulence determinants in bacteria and in particular bacteria of the genus Mycobacterium. Also disclosed are compositions and methods for stimulating an immune response in an animal using bacteria and virulence determinants identified by the methods of the present invention.
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Ectoparasites Of Bats In Mongolia (Ischnopsyllidae, Nycteribiidae, Cimicidae And Spinturnicidae), Ingo Sceffler, Dietrich Dolch, Jargalsaikhan Ariunbold, Nyamsuren Batsajchan, Andreas Abraham, Klaus Thiele
Erforschung biologischer Ressourcen der Mongolei / Exploration into the Biological Resources of Mongolia, ISSN 0440-1298
For large parts of the world, the knowledge of bat ectoparasites is still scanty. Regarding Mongolia, only few studies exist to date. This paper analyzes results from extensive captures between 2005-2008, carried out in different sites of Mongolia. Discussed ectoparasites include bat fleas, (Ischnopsyllidae), bat flies (Nycteribiidae), and bat bugs (Cimicidae) and spinturnicid mites (Spinturnicidae). A number of species found in this study were new records for Mongolia, and for many species additional sites were reported. For some bat species, the spectrum and frequency of larger ectoparasites could be determined for the first time.
Distribution Of Fleas (Siphonaptera) In Bird-Nests, Bird Siphonaptera On Mammalia And The Medical Importance Of Interspecific Flea Transmission In Mongolia, Daniel Kiefer, K. Pfister, D. Tserennorov, D. Otgonbaatar, Ravčigijn Samjaa, D. Sumjaa, E. G. Burmeister, Mathias S. Kiefer 2010 Ludwig-Maximilians-University
Distribution Of Fleas (Siphonaptera) In Bird-Nests, Bird Siphonaptera On Mammalia And The Medical Importance Of Interspecific Flea Transmission In Mongolia, Daniel Kiefer, K. Pfister, D. Tserennorov, D. Otgonbaatar, Ravčigijn Samjaa, D. Sumjaa, E. G. Burmeister, Mathias S. Kiefer
Starting in the 1960s of the last century a huge amount of material from mammals and birds was collected in Mongolia. The according results were published in Erforschung biologischer Ressourcen der Mongolei, Volume 1-10, and represented on conferences in Halle, Moscow, Irkutsk, Ulaanbaatar, Bratislava and the Entomological Review St. Petersburg.
A big part of the collected material consisted of ectoparasites analyzed by experts from Mongolia, Germany, England, Russia, Poland, Czech Republic, and Slovakia resulting in newly described species along with zoogeographical and ecological profiles.
During the years 1974-2007 material from 321 nests of 38 bird taxa were obtained. 157 …
Current State Of Ixodidae Research In Mongolia, Daniel Kiefer, K. Pfister, D. Tserennorov, G. Bolormaa, D. Otgonbaatar, Ravčigijn Samjaa, E. G. Burmeister, Mathias S. Kiefer 2010 Ludwig-Maximilians-University
Current State Of Ixodidae Research In Mongolia, Daniel Kiefer, K. Pfister, D. Tserennorov, G. Bolormaa, D. Otgonbaatar, Ravčigijn Samjaa, E. G. Burmeister, Mathias S. Kiefer
Our research presents the Ixodidae-fauna in Mongolia. The current taxonomic state in Mongolia shows 19 Ixodidae taxa extracted in 308 locations from 115 bird and mammal species. In 1980, the species Ixodes persulcatus SCHULZE, 1930 and Ixodes berlesei Birula, 1895 were detected in Inget Tolgoi and Ixodes laguri OLENEV, 1929 on Meriones unguiculatus 10 km southeast of Ulaanbaatar for the first time. In 2000 the species Haemaphysalis concinna Koch, 1844 was detected in the Selenge-river area and Argas (Argas) vulgaris FILIPPOVA, 1961 was detected in the Gobi area. From the collection of M. and A. STUBBE 1 N …
How Birds Combat Ectoparasites, Dale H. Clayton, Jennifer A. H. Koop, Christopher W. Harbison, Brett R. Moyer, Sarah E. Bush 2010 University of Utah
How Birds Combat Ectoparasites, Dale H. Clayton, Jennifer A. H. Koop, Christopher W. Harbison, Brett R. Moyer, Sarah E. Bush
H. W. Manter Laboratory Library Materials
Birds are plagued by an impressive diversity of ectoparasites, ranging from feather-feeding lice, to feather-degrading bacteria. Many of these ectoparasites have severe negative effects on host fitness. It is therefore not surprising that selection on birds has favored a variety of possible adaptations for dealing with ectoparasites. The functional significance of some of these defenses has been well documented. Others have barely been studied, much less tested rigorously. In this article we review the evidence--or lack thereof--for many of the purported mechanisms birds have for dealing with ectoparasites. We concentrate on features of the plumage and its components, as well …
New Species In The Genus Monoecocesuts (Cestoda: Anoplocephalidae) From Neotropical Rodents (Caviidae And Sigmodontidae), Terry Haverkost, Scott Lyell Gardner 2010 University of Nebraska - Lincoln
New Species In The Genus Monoecocesuts (Cestoda: Anoplocephalidae) From Neotropical Rodents (Caviidae And Sigmodontidae), Terry Haverkost, Scott Lyell Gardner
Scott Gardner Publications & Papers
Anoplocephalid cestodes have a worldwide distribution, but relatively few species are known from South American rodents. By examining the collections of the Harold W. Manter Laboratory of Parasitology and the United States National Parasite Collection, 6 new species of Monoecocestus Beddard, 1914, are described, along with a redescription of Monoecocestus mackiewiczi Schmidt and Martin, 1978, based on the type specimens. The discussion includes commentary about uterine development, an important taxonomic character of the family, the vaginal dilation in immature segments (a character of potential taxonomic importance), and the implication of host usage to the evolutionary history and biogeography of species …
Genbank, Dennis A. Benson, Ilene Karasch-Mizrachi, David J. Lipman, James Ostell, Eric W. Sayers 2010 United States National Library of Medicine
Genbank, Dennis A. Benson, Ilene Karasch-Mizrachi, David J. Lipman, James Ostell, Eric W. Sayers
GenBank(R) is a comprehensive database that contains publicly available nucleotide sequences for more than 380,000 organisms named at the genus level or lower, obtained primarily through submissions from individual laboratories and batch submissions from large-scale sequencing projects, including whole genome shotgun (WGS) and environmental sampling projects. Most submissions are made using the web-based BankIt or standalone Sequin programs, and accession numbers are assigned by GenBank staff upon receipt. Daily data exchange with the European Nucleotide Archive (ENA) and the DNA Data Bank of Japan (DDBJ) ensures worldwide coverage. GenBank is accessible through the NCBI Entrez retrieval system that integrates data …
Induction Of Interferon And Interferon Signaling Pathways By Replication Of Defective Interfering Particle Rna In Cells Constitutively Expressing Vesicular Stomatitis Virus Replication Proteins, Debasis Panda, Phat X. Dinh, Lalit Beura, Asit K. Pattnaik 2010 University of Nebraska - Lincoln
Induction Of Interferon And Interferon Signaling Pathways By Replication Of Defective Interfering Particle Rna In Cells Constitutively Expressing Vesicular Stomatitis Virus Replication Proteins, Debasis Panda, Phat X. Dinh, Lalit Beura, Asit K. Pattnaik
We show here that replication of defective interfering (DI) particle RNA in HEK293 cells stably expressing vesicular stomatitis virus (VSV) replication proteins potently activates interferon (IFN) and IFN signaling pathways through upregulation of IFN- promoter, IFN-stimulated response element (ISRE) promoter, and NF-κB promoter activities. Replication of DI particle RNA, not mere expression of the viral replication proteins, was found to be critical for induction of IFN and IFN signaling. The stable cells supporting replication of DI RNA described in this report will be useful in further examining the innate immune signaling pathways and the host cell functions in viral genome …
Immunomodulatory Effect Of Host And Fungal Eicosanoids During Host-Pathogen Interactions With Candida Albicans, Gitanjali Kundu 2010 Wayne State University
Immunomodulatory Effect Of Host And Fungal Eicosanoids During Host-Pathogen Interactions With Candida Albicans, Gitanjali Kundu
Wayne State University Dissertations
Candida albicans, an opportunistic fungal pathogen, poses a significant clinical threat to immunocompromised patients. Diseases associated with this fungus ranges from superficial mucosal infection to life-threatening systemic candidiasis. The mechanisms by which Candida persists at mucosal surfaces in the face of an adaptive response are unclear. Candida produces immunomodulatory oxylipins that cross-react functionally with host eicosanoids, which are considered to play important role in regulating innate and adaptive immune responses. Our objective was to characterize the role of prostaglandins produced by the host and this fungus during host pathogen interactions, both in vitro with dendritic cells (DCs) and macrophages, and …
Delineation Of Precursors In Murine Spleen That Develop In Contact With Splenic Endothelium To Give Novel Dendritic-Like Cells., Jonathan Tan, Pravin Periasamy, Helen O'Neill 2009 Australian National University
Delineation Of Precursors In Murine Spleen That Develop In Contact With Splenic Endothelium To Give Novel Dendritic-Like Cells., Jonathan Tan, Pravin Periasamy, Helen O'Neill
Helen O'Neill
Hematopoietic cell lineages are best described in terms of distinct progenitors with limited differentiative capacity. To distinguish cell lineages, it is necessary to define progenitors and induce their differentiation in vitro. We previously reported in vitro development of immature dendritic-like cells (DCs) in long-term cultures (LTCs) of murine spleen, and in cocultures of spleen or bone marrow (BM) over splenic endothelial cell lines derived from LTCs. Cells produced are phenotypically distinct CD11b(hi)CD11c(lo)CD8(-)MHC-II(-) cells, tentatively named L-DCs. Here we delineate L-DC progenitors as different from known DC progenitors in BM and DC precursors in spleen. The progenitor is contained within the …
The Chitobiose Transporter, Chbc, Is Required For Chitin Utilization In Borrelia Burgdorferi, David Nelson 2009 University of Rhode Island
The Chitobiose Transporter, Chbc, Is Required For Chitin Utilization In Borrelia Burgdorferi, David Nelson
David R. Nelson
Background: The bacterium Borrelia burgdorferi, the causative agent of Lyme disease, is a limited-genome organism that must obtain many of its biochemical building blocks, including N-acetylglucosamine (GlcNAc), from its tick or vertebrate host. GlcNAc can be imported into the cell as a monomer or dimer (chitobiose), and the annotation for several B. burgdorferi genes suggests that this organism may be able to degrade and utilize chitin, a polymer of GlcNAc. We investigated the ability of B. burgdorferi to utilize chitin in the absence of free GlcNAc, and we attempted to identify genes involved in the process. We also examined the …
Haematopoietic Stem Cells In Spleen Have Distinct Differentiative Potential For Antigen Presenting Cells., Jonathan Tan, Helen O'Neill 2009 Australian National University
Haematopoietic Stem Cells In Spleen Have Distinct Differentiative Potential For Antigen Presenting Cells., Jonathan Tan, Helen O'Neill
Dendritic cells (DC) are known to develop from macrophage dendritic progenitors (MDP) in bone marrow (BM), which give rise to conventional (c)DC and monocytes, both dominant antigen presenting cell (APC) subsets in spleen. This laboratory has however defined a distinct dendritic-like cell subset in spleen (L-DC), which can also be derived in long-term cultures of spleen. In line with the restricted in vitro development of only L-DC in these stromal cultures, we questioned whether self-renewing HSC or progenitors exist in spleen with restricted differentiative capacity for only L-DC. Neonatal spleen and BM were compared for their ability to reconstitute mice …
Investigation Of Murine Spleen As A Niche For Hematopoiesis., Jonathan Tan, Helen O'Neill 2009 Australian National University
Investigation Of Murine Spleen As A Niche For Hematopoiesis., Jonathan Tan, Helen O'Neill
Background Spleen as a lymphoid tissue is specialized for monitoring blood and mounting immunity against blood-borne antigens. Antigen-presenting cells present in spleen commonly develop from bone marrow-derived precursors that enter blood circulation. However, a distinct splenic myeloid antigen-presenting cell subset described in this laboratory, namely "dendritic-like cells" (L-DC), has been hypothesized not to share a bone marrow origin. Methods In this study, the presence of endogenous hematopoietic progenitors in spleen was investigated by transplanting intact spleen into allotype-distinct recipients and monitoring development of progeny cells in grafted tissues. Results Successful engraftment of donor spleens was achieved for up to 4 …
Contributions Of Francisella Tularensis Subsp. Novicida Chitinases And Sec Secretion System To Biofilm Formation On Chitin, Jeffrey J. Margolis, Sahar H. El-Etr, Lydia-Marie Joubert, Emily Moore, Richard Robinson, Amy Rasley, Alfred M. Spormann, Denise M. Monack 2009 Stanford University School of Medicine
Contributions Of Francisella Tularensis Subsp. Novicida Chitinases And Sec Secretion System To Biofilm Formation On Chitin, Jeffrey J. Margolis, Sahar H. El-Etr, Lydia-Marie Joubert, Emily Moore, Richard Robinson, Amy Rasley, Alfred M. Spormann, Denise M. Monack
Jeffrey Margolis
Francisella tularensis, the zoonotic cause of tularemia, can infect numerous mammals and other eukaryotes.
Although studying F. tularensis pathogenesis is essential to comprehending disease, mammalian infection is
just one step in the ecology of Francisella species. F. tularensis has been isolated from aquatic environments and
arthropod vectors, environments in which chitin could serve as a potential carbon source and as a surface for
attachment and growth. We show that F. tularensis subsp. novicida forms biofilms during the colonization of
chitin surfaces. The ability of F. tularensis to persist using chitin as a sole carbon source is dependent on
chitinases, …
Prevalence Of Scabies And Head Lice Among Children In A Welfare Home In Pulau Pinang, Malaysia, Jamaiah Ibrahim 2009 University of Malaya
Prevalence Of Scabies And Head Lice Among Children In A Welfare Home In Pulau Pinang, Malaysia, Jamaiah Ibrahim
Jamaiah Ibrahim
This is a survey of 120 children for scabies and head lice infestations in a welfare home in Pulau Pinang. Children from this welfare home (Rumah Kanak-Kanak Taman Bakti, Kepala Batas, Pulau Pinang) were randomly selected. Majority of them were Malays (72.5%) and the rest were Indians. The infestation rates were highest in the 10-12 years age group with 46% and 70% for scabies and head lice respectively. Head lice was more commonly seen in girls (65%) than boys (29%). Scabies was more commonly seen in boys (50%) than girls (16%). Overall prevalence rate for scabies was 31% and for …
An Intervention To Prevent Symptoms Associated With Hepatitis C: A Pilot Study, Donna M. Zucker 2009 University of Massachusetts - Amherst
An Intervention To Prevent Symptoms Associated With Hepatitis C: A Pilot Study, Donna M. Zucker
Donna M. Zucker
The objectives of this study were to (a) pilot test instruments measuring fatigue and quality of life (QOL); (b) pilot test an exercise intervention; and (c) estimate the effect size of this intervention relative to completion of combination therapy, fatigue, QOL, and walking distance in 20 patients with chronic hepatitis C about to begin interferon alpha and ribavirin treatment. Alpha reliabilities for both the Schwartz Cancer Fatigue Scale and Hepatitis Quality of Life Questionnaire were moderately high. Power analyses of all outcome measures indicated a small effect size and sample size estimate of 30–40 per group to achieve power of …
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2014 Champion Hurdle – TVBet Cheltenham Festival Guide
2014 CHELTENHAM FESTIVAL – TV BET'S GUIDE TO THE STAN JAMES CHAMPION HURDLE
It's now just a matter of days before the curtain is raised on the 2014 Cheltenham Festival, and TV Bet turns its attention to the big race on the first day of the meeting, the Stan James Champion Hurdle.
Twelve months ago Hurricane Fly regained his crown in this race with a power-packed display, and Willie Mullins' stable star will be bidding to join an elite group of multiple Champion Hurdle winners on Tuesday.
Looking at the Cheltenham betting for this 2m content, the Irish raider is currently vying for favouritism with young pretender The New One, while Our Conor, who also hails from the Emerald Isle, and the Nicky Henderson-trained My Tent Or Yours are the next two in the market.
TV Bet analyses the key contenders for the Grade 1 event:
HURRICANE FLY
Best Champion Hurdle odds: 11/4 Bet 365
Hatton's Grace, Sir Ken, Persian War, See You Then and Istabraq are the only four horses in history to win the Champion Hurdle three times – can Hurricane Fly add his name to that illustrious list?
The son of Montjeu, winner of a record-breaking 19 Grade 1 races over hurdles, is clearly the one to beat. However, no horse aged 10 has won this race since Sea Pigeon in 1980, and Hurricane Fly arguably faces the stiffest test of his career so far on Tuesday.
For whatever reason, he failed to produce his trademark turn of foot when third behind Rock On Ruby in the 2012 renewal of this race. However, he exacted revenge on that rival in no uncertain terms 12 months ago, staying on strongly up the hill to beat Harry Fry's by two and-a-half lengths.
This time round, though, he's up against several rising stars. The New One and My Tent Or Yours are both big threats, while Our Conor was only beaten a length and-a-half by Hurricane Fly in the Irish Champion Hurdle last time and, with scope for further improvement, he is also a live danger.
THE NEW ONE
Best Champion Hurdle odds: 11/4 William Hill
Nigel Twiston-Davies went agonisingly close to breaking his Champion Hurdle duck when Khyber Kim found only Binocular too good in the 2010 renewal, and in The New One has an outstanding chance of going one better this year.
The King's Theatre gelding is well suited to the unique undulations of Cheltenham; he's won three of this four starts over hurdles at Prestbury Park, including a deeply impressive performance in the International Hurdle in December.
He was outpointed by My Tent Or Yours in the Christmas Hurdle at Kempton last time, but he was always likely to prove vulnerable over 2m on that sharp track, so he deserves plenty of credit for running Nicky Henderson's horse, who possesses superior tactical speed, to half-a-length there.
Back at Cheltenham, The New One will be a different proposition. This race is invariably run at a break-neck pace, which will bring his proven stamina into play, and it would be no surprise to see the six-year-old add his name to the Champion Hurdle roll of honour on Tuesday.
MY TENT OR YOURS
Best Champion Hurdle odds: 9/2 Paddy Power
When Nicky Henderson' Binocular landed the 2010 Champion Hurdle, his participation was in doubt in the days leading up to the race due to an injury scare. My Tent Or Yours picked up a minor injury on Monday, but is expected to take his chance. Paradoxically, is this a good omen?
It certainly wouldn't be any surprise if lightning were to strike twice in that respect. The Desert Prince gelding is undeniably a hugely talented hurdler and he knuckled down really well when getting the better of The New One in the Christmas Hurdle at Kempton on Boxing Day.
My Tent Or Yours subsequently warmed up for his Champion Hurdle assignment with a smooth success in a jumpers' bumper on Polytrack at Kempton, and if the ground continues to dry out ahead of Festival that will play to his strengths, as he possesses excellent tactical speed.
However, it's hard to erase the memory of when he was out-battled up the hill by Champagne Fever in the Supreme Novices' 12 months ago. Tony McCoy, assuming he partners My Tent Or Yours ahead of Jezki, will presumably aim to deliver the seven-year-old as late as possible this time, but the suspicion remains that he will be vulnerable to stronger stayers.
OUR CONOR
Best Champion Hurdle odds: 4/1 Ladbrokes
Dessie Hughes' charge produced a devastating display when demolishing his rivals in the Triumph Hurdle at last season's Festival. He was panther-slick over the hurdles and drew clear from the second-last to win in the manner of a future champion.
Admittedly, he has already been beaten twice by Hurricane Fly this season, but he got much closer to the reigning champion horse in the Irish equivalent of this race at Leopardstown last time and, at the tender age of five, it's likely that there is better still to come from Our Conor.
The son of Jeremy probably wouldn't want the ground to dry out appreciably at Prestbury Park; he's got a round action and his four victories over hurdles have been gained on going described as good to soft or easier.
If there is give underfoot at Cheltenham on Tuesday, Our Conor will have a serious chance. He shapes as though he would stay father than 2m, so the prospect of a strongly-run race on this testing track will be right up his street. Underestimate him at your peril.
JEZKI
Best Champion Hurdle odds: 9/1 Bet Victor
A winner of seven of his 10 starts over hurdles, Jezki made a bright start to the season, winning his first two starts, including the Grade 1 Hatton's Grace at Fairyhouse in December.
The six-year-old has been put in his place by Hurricane Fly at Leopardstown the last twice but, like Our Conor, Jessica Harrington's hurdler could also be seen to better effect granted a strong end-to-end gallop at Cheltenham on Tuesday.
Jezki was beaten just under three lengths when third behind Champagne Fever and My Tent Or Yours in the Supreme Novices' at this meeting 12 months ago, and may well have finished even closer had he not hit the final flight.
In contrast to some of his rivals, the Milan gelding won't be inconvenienced if the ground dries out significantly ahead of the first day of the Festival, and his proven stamina (he has winning form at 2½m) will be an asset. He's rates a strong each-way contender.
Hurricane Fly looks sure to make a bold bid to gain a third victory in this prestigious race, but he faces a number of up-and-coming young guns this time round and could prove vulnerable.
The JP McManus-owned duo My Tent Or Yours and Jezki should both make their presence felt, but it could be that The New One and Our Conor will fight out the finish.
Nigel Twiston-Davies' charge has some engine and is not passed over lightly, but it's hard to forget how impressive Our Conor was in last year's Triumph Hurdle and, if Dessie Hughes once again has the five-year-old at his peak for the Festival, he could emerge victorious.
Champion Hurdle Betting Advice: Our Conor – 4/1 (Ladbrokes)
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Q: Cambiar formato de datapicker Buenas quisiera que me ayuden en esto, tengo un datepicker que tiene el formato dd/mm/yy, el cual se registra en mysql como yy/mm/dd causándome que la fecha se registre por ejemplo 12-06-2021 como 2012-06-21,cambiando el formato a yy/mm/dd me va de maravilla pero, como hago para que se registre correctamente con el formato dd/mm/yy.

Fecha

<input type="text" class="js-datepicker form-control" id="fecha_crea" name="fecha_crea" data-week-start="1" data-autoclose="true" data-today-highlight="true" data-date-format="dd/mm/yy" placeholder="dd/mm/yy">

A: Pienso que se podría hacer de varias maneras, la primera que se me ocurre es la siguiente:

//botón de submit
const button = document.querySelector('#submit-button');

button.addEventListener('click', () => {
  //obtenemos el valor del input
  const value = document.querySelector('#fecha_crea').value.trim();
  //convertirmos el valor a fecha
  const date = new Date(value);

  //validamos que la fecha sea válida
  if (date.toString() === 'Invalid Date') {
    alert('Por favor, ingresa una fecha válida');
    return;
  }

  //obtenemos el mes
  const month =
    date.getMonth() + 1 < 10
      ? '0' + (date.getMonth() + 1)
      : date.getMonth() + 1;
  //obtenemos el día
  const day = date.getDate() < 10 ? '0' + date.getDate() : date.getDate();
  //creamos la fecha para mysql
  const dateToMysql = `${date.getFullYear()}-${month}-${day}`;

  console.log(dateToMysql);
});

    <meta charset="UTF-8" />
    <meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=edge" />
    <meta
      name="viewport"
      content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0"
    />
    <title>Cambiar formato de input</title>

      Fecha

        <input
          type="date"
          class="js-datepicker form-control"
          id="fecha_crea"
        />
        <button id="submit-button">Pulsame</button>

Lo que se acaba de hacer es simplemente coger el input date típico, y convertir a una variable tipo Date y ya de esa manera o le pasas directamente la variable tipo Date a mysql o le pasas el string que mande a consola.
Luego también podría ser de otra manera, la cual es creando tu propio input de texto con tu propio formato de fecha, así:

//botón de submit
const button = document.querySelector('#submit-button');
const regex = /^\d{4}\/\d{2}\/\d{2}$/;

button.addEventListener('click', () => {
  //obtenemos el valor del input
  const value = document.querySelector('#fecha_crea').value.trim();

  //válidamos el formato del input
  if (!regex.test(value)) {
    alert('Por favor ingresa una fecha válida');
    return;
  }

  console.log(value);
});

    <meta charset="UTF-8" />
    <meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=edge" />
    <meta
      name="viewport"
      content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0"
    />
    <title>Cambiar formato de input</title>

      Fecha

        <input
          type="text"
          class="js-datepicker form-control"
          id="fecha_crea"
          placeholder="YYYY/MM/DD"
        />
        <button id="submit-button">Pulsame</button>

Ahí estoy validando con un regex sencillo, pero ya es tu decición mejorar el regex y agregarle más cosas, pienso que la base ahí está.
Aquí te dejo algunos enlaces útiles con las cosas que utilizé:
https://developer.mozilla.org/es/docs/Web/HTML/Element/input/date
https://developer.mozilla.org/es/docs/Web/HTML/Element/input/text
https://developer.mozilla.org/es/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Date
https://developer.mozilla.org/es/docs/Web/API/Document/querySelector
https://developer.mozilla.org/es/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/String/Trim
https://developer.mozilla.org/es/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Statements/return
https://developer.mozilla.org/es/docs/Web/API/Window/alert
https://developer.mozilla.org/es/docs/Web/API/EventTarget/addEventListener

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Q: What does "could not find migration runner process for #PID<0.94.0>" mean in response to mix ecto.migrate? I'm working through the guide about Phoenix contexts (https://hexdocs.pm/phoenix/contexts.html#thinking-about-design), at the part where you run
mix ecto.gen.migration add_author_id_to_pages

and then add some things to the migration. Here is the full output:
$ mix ecto.migrate
** (RuntimeError) could not find migration runner process for #PID<0.94.0>
    (ecto_sql 3.5.3) lib/ecto/migration/runner.ex:100: Ecto.Migration.Runner.prefix/0
    (ecto_sql 3.5.3) lib/ecto/migration.ex:1261: Ecto.Migration.__prefix__/1
    (ecto_sql 3.5.3) lib/ecto/migration.ex:525: Ecto.Migration.create/1
    priv/repo/migrations/20210120060822_add_author_id_to_pages.exs:10: (module)
    (stdlib 3.13.2) erl_eval.erl:680: :erl_eval.do_apply/6
    (elixir 1.11.2) lib/code.ex:1172: Code.compile_file/2
    (ecto_sql 3.5.3) lib/ecto/migrator.ex:626: Ecto.Migrator.load_migration!/1
    (elixir 1.11.2) lib/enum.ex:1399: Enum."-map/2-lists^map/1-0-"/2
    (elixir 1.11.2) lib/enum.ex:1399: Enum."-map/2-lists^map/1-0-"/2
    (ecto_sql 3.5.3) lib/ecto/migrator.ex:430: Ecto.Migrator.run/4
    (ecto_sql 3.5.3) lib/ecto/migrator.ex:145: Ecto.Migrator.with_repo/3

Here is the migration:
defmodule Hello.Repo.Migrations.AddAuthorIdToPages do
  use Ecto.Migration

  def change do
    alter table(:pages) do
      add :author_id, references(:authors, on_delete: :delete_all), null: false
    end
  end

  create index(:pages, [:author_id])
end

A: It was because I had the create index call outside of the def change block. Changing it to this worked:
defmodule Hello.Repo.Migrations.AddAuthorIdToPages do
  use Ecto.Migration

  def change do
    alter table(:pages) do
      add :author_id, references(:authors, on_delete: :delete_all), null: false
    end
    create index(:pages, [:author_id])
  end
end


I was on the Cape May Lewes Ferry crossing Delaware Bay one overcast Sunday last September when I found Then There's Us on the back of the boat, belting it out for bikers. This trip was a "motorcycles only" ferry to accommodate motorcyclists who had spent the last few days at a bike rally in Ocean City, Maryland. Ferry management wanted to soothe the savage beasts with music, I suppose. Most of the savage beasts upon motorcycles today are not the "Wild Ones," of 1953 — more like middle-aged, middle-class folks gasping for a breath of freedom in this land and finding it outside the choking confines of seat belts, airbags and child seat regulations. This band looked like a Rolling Stones redux, at least from an age perspective. Old folks, mostly.
Then There's Us. Front row (l to r) Bunny Foster, Sgt. Ducky, Tommy Larkin, Randy Pomykacz. Back row: Bob Sherwin [sound] and Jimi Prettyman.
The drummer had a Vietnam veteran cap hanging on his drumset. I asked between songs and found most of the guys were Vietnam vets. Maybe it was the long vistas in the middle of the Delaware Bay, maybe it was the music, I don't know, but something sent me into what probably looked like the thousand yard stare. I was transported back to Vietnam, and my fellow vets and I were there, and young again. In Vietnam, our number one thought/goal/fantasy was to "get back to the world." We had been taken from our world and transported to a place we didn't want to be, doing things we didn't want to be doing and collecting combat pay because death was just being neighborly. Getting "back to the world" meant everything. We each had our own ideas of what getting back to the world meant, but first we had to get there.
When my Vietnam flashback ended I looked again at these musicians. What I saw were the guys who had made it back to the world, and I smiled. Each of them was doing exactly what he wanted to be doing in the place he wanted to be, back in the world. There was bliss on each face. And in that vision was peace. Blessed peace was right there for anyone with eyes to see. Truly, back in the world, that world we had envisioned and yearned for from that place of war.
Sgt. Ducky on bass, lost in the land of peace.
Armistice Day is about peace. What we're now calling Veterans Day was first called Armistice Day. It was created in response to the never-before-imagined horrors of World War I. That war formally ended at 11 AM on November 11, 1918. Thereafter, at the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month, bells were rung all over the world to keep horrible war at bay and peace in our hearts. I guess after World War II happened we gave up on peace. The U.S. government changed Armistice Day to Veterans Day, and the emphasis went to honoring those who had served (and are now serving) in the military. It would be hard to argue against recognizing those who put their lives on hold and sign up to do whatever it takes on behalf of the country. Yet, I do wish we thought better of peace; perhaps just one day each year to recognize the possibility?
Anyway, I decided to spend some time with the folks of Then There's Us. I wanted to know the stories of Randy playing a guitar behind his head and Jimi flashing peace signs with his drumsticks and Sgt. Ducky, lost in his bass guitar the way a young man is lost in the eyes of his lover.
Lead vocals and guitar Randy Pomykacz belting it out aboard the ferry.
Randy Pomykacz is the band's hyper-energetic music director and spiritual linchpin. Originally from Philadelphia, he went through 12 years of Catholic school, then decided he might become a priest after high school. "I went to the monastery," he said. "I was going to be a Franciscan priest. They showed me a real shrunken head one of them had from doing missionary work. So I had to make a decision between the band and the priesthood." He had his first guitar around age five (Harmony Rocket) and studied with Edgar Stanistreet. Over his career he's played with Hall & Oates, Ernest Smith (Wilson Pickett's bass player), Herb Brown (Otis Redding's "Sitting on the Dock of the Bay") and others.
And I'm wondering if they want me around.
Sgt. Ducky (Kenneth Mallard) is the bass player and leader of the band. He's placid and laid back as bass players often seem to be. Yet he exudes a strong authority, and you can see yourself following his lead. Legal problems as a teenager in Jersey City forced him into the military and Vietnam. He talks of being a sergeant and spending all his time in the bush on special ops missions and having been captured as a prisoner of war. His first gig back in the world was with the New York City Police. After eight years, apparently things weren't going so well. "I hold the record for the least number of people ever arrested," he said. "I think I arrested 13 people in eight years. I just found other ways of dealing with it." Then he went to work for New Jersey Department of Corrections as a Correctional Sergeant. "I was always a sergeant, except for New York police," he says. That career ended in a prison riot that sent nearly 30 officers to the hospital. "I lost my eye and teeth, and I think they broke every bone in my body," he says. "They didn't think I would live." When asked if there was any song that transported him back to Vietnam, he said Manic Depression by Hendrix.
Jimi Prettyman drumming for peace.
Jimi Prettyman is the band's percussion master. "It was jail or the military," he says so he left the Port Richmond section of Philadelphia for the U.S. Army. He also said, "I thought Vietnam might actually be safer than the streets where I grew up." Today he says the song, Hey Jude takes him back to Vietnam. Back in the world, he got out of Philadelphia in 1979 to raise his family in the safety of South Jersey. Retired now from wrenching on automobiles and such, he spends his time doing music and taking care of his 90-year-old mother. He said if he had to die 10 minutes from now, he'd go out listening to Rain Song by Led Zeppelin.
Tommy Larkin is working his way onto the stage as the band's singer. He was banging a lot of tambourine the day I saw them play. Younger than the rest, he went to war in Iraq in 1991. After the military he spent years as an elementary school teacher and a couple of years working in prisons. With the soul of a caregiver he said if he were to die right now, he'd want to be listening to John Lennon singing Imagine.
Bunny Foster never went military, but she did a great job learning to play keyboards. With a light-up-the-stage smile and a good voice, she backs up some vocals while doing the keyboard duties. She's not retired and maintains a full-time job and family.
Nice to know on Armistice Day there are war veterans who have come back to the world and found their peace.
Excellent article, Bill. Great job!!
Happy Veteran's Day My Brothers/Sisters … Thanks Bill….Super Article!


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Scott Roy, MA
Acting President
In Fall 2022, Scott was asked to step in as Acting President for the college after having served as Director of Admissions, and then Director of Development and External Relations.
Scott lives in Chilliwack with his wife, Colleen (BC Catholic columnist), and six children. He is the Director of Development & External Relations for Catholic Pacific College at Trinity Western University, and has been with the college since 2017. Scott has earned an Associate of Arts degree in the Liberal Arts, a Bachelor of Arts degree in Theology, and a Master of Arts degree in Systematic Theology from Christendom Graduate School. He graduated the program "Summa Cum Laude" and with distinction, and was awarded an Advanced Apostolic Diploma in Catechetics & Evangelization by authorization of the Holy See, presented in recognition of his competence in the field of catechesis and his personal commitment to teach Catholic doctrine in communion with the Magisterium of the Catholic Church. Previous to working at CPC, Scott was a campus missionary with Catholic Christian Outreach for 9 years, working on Simon Fraser University campus for four years and CCO's Communications department for five years while he worked on his degrees. He converted to Catholicism from Protestantism in 1999, after he was studying to become a pastor at a Protestant Bible college.
Contact Scott Roy
Presentations and Projects by Scott


Tuesdays are open mic night at Wolf Hills Brewing Co. Sip one of the four year-round beers on tap or try the rotating six to ten other taps while listening to live music acts.
The brewery takes its name from the original appellation that Daniel Boone gave to the wilderness that became Abingdon. Tradition holds that Boone and his hunting companion spent a sleepless night along a hill on the Great Road after their dogs encountered a pack of wolves, which had a den in a nearby cave. Drawing from this rich history, Wolf Hills Brewing Co. melds together time honored brewing methods using only the highest quality ingredients with modern beer styles. The result is a level of fresh, savory beer that is unmatched in this region. Discover one of our many styles for yourself . . . you'll be howling for more.


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Query: Sailing
Early Aeronautical Writings
3.28 Cubic feet (7 boxes)
NASM.XXXX.0923
This collection consists of approximately 3.28 cubic feet of early periodicals, articles, pamphlets, and other publications relating to various aspects of aviation including kites; balloons; events relating to aviation; personalities involved in aviation; aerial navigation; airships; airplanes; aerial combat; models; and aerial photography. The majority of writings in the collection date to the time period from 1755 through 1919, but there some later pieces dating to the 1920s through the 1960s. Most of the items in the collection are in English, but there are also some writings in French, German, Italian, Russian, Spanish, and Portuguese.
in NASM.XXXX.0923 for Sailing
Eric H. Davidson audio recordings
Davidson, Eric H., 1937-
73 Sound tape reels
CFCH.DAVID
This collection contains 73 open reel tapes, made by Eric H. Davidson between 1958-1984, featuring the traditional music of Southern Appalachia.
in CFCH.DAVID for Sailing
Smithsonian Folklife Festival records: 1978 Festival of American Folklife
Smithsonian Institution. Center for Folklife and Cultural Heritage
1 Cubic foot (approximate)
CFCH.SFF.1978
The Smithsonian Institution Festival of American Folklife, held annually since 1967 on the National Mall in Washington, D.C., was renamed the Smithsonian Folklife Festival in 1998. The materials collected here document the planning, production, and execution of the annual Festival, produced by the Smithsonian Center for Folklife and Cultural Heritage (1999-present) and its predecessor offices (1967-1999). An overview of the entire Festival records group is available here: Smithsonian Folklife Festival records.
in CFCH.SFF.1978 for Sailing
Photographs of North American geology and scenery
1,195 Prints (albumen, silver gelatin, and platinum)
NAA.PhotoLot.37
Photographs of geologic features and the natural environment of the American West, Alaska, and Mexico, most of which were created during government surveys and the expansion of railroads during the 1800s. There are also photographs collected and made by individuals who worked or traveled in the west. Depicted locales include Alaska …
in NAA.PhotoLot.37 for Sailing
Sam DeVincent Collection of Illustrated American Sheet Music, Series 21: Musical Instruments
DeVincent, Sam, 1918-1997
NMAH.AC.0300.S21
Sam DeVincent loved music and art and began collecting sheet music with lithographs at an early age. Series 20, Newspapers contains approximately 4,900 pieces of sheet music and other materials documenting the development of and popular attitudes towards the playing of music in the United States. An overview to the entire DeVincent collection is available here: Sam DeVincent Collection of Illustrated American Sheet Music.
in NMAH.AC.0300.S21 for Sailing
18.69 cu. ft. (18 record storage boxes) (1 16x20 box)
This accession consists of records documenting the research of Robert S. Hoffmann. Materials include correspondence, notes, color transparencies, photographs, manuscripts, teaching curricula and exhibition records.
in Accession 09-005 for Sailing
National Museum of American History. Division of Transportation
15.51 cu. ft. (15 record storage boxes) (1 document box) (1 oversize folder)
These records consist of curator's day journals, 1946-1956; a manuscript copy, Wheels and Wheeling: The Smithsonian Cycle Collection, 1974; and administrative files of the Division of Transportation concerning such matters as gifts and grants, annual budgets, minutes of meetings, publications, and historical inquiries regarding objects. Also included are records concerning exhibition planning …
in Record Unit 528 for Sailing
Romyn Hitchcock photographs of Ainu people, Japan, and Korea
Hitchcock, Romyn, 1851-1923
200 Prints (circa 200 prints: albumen, cyanotype, silver gelatin, halftone)
NAA.PhotoLot.77-38
Photographs documenting Ainu people and villages and Japanese boats, paintings, artifacts, structures, burial mound, tombs, and scenery. They also include some images of people and a village in Korea. Many of the mounted prints have been annotated for publication, some for the 1890 Annual Report of the National Museum.
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Irena Brynner papers
Brynner, Irena
AAA.bryniren
The papers of jeweler Irena Brynner measure 14.2 linear feet and date from circa 1914 to 2003. The papers document Brynner's career as a jeweler in California and New York through biographical material including sound recordings of her diary; correspondence with family, friends, and art organizations; diaries, notebooks, and other writings; exhibition announcements, news clippings, and other printed material; photographs and slides; artwork including eight sketchbooks; and eleven scrapbooks.
in AAA.bryniren for Sailing
Stuart Cohen "Marblehead at the Millennium," Photoprints
Cohen, Stuart
0.02 Cubic feet (1 box)
49 Photographic prints (Silver gelatin on paper, 16 x 20)
These photographs depict various scenes in Marblehead, Massachusetts, as photographed in the year 1999, including views of the town and its environs, commerce, and activities of people, especially families. The photographs are part of a self-assigned project, through which Stuart Cohen intended to survey the state of the town as it prepared to greet the new millennium.
in NMAH.AC.0804 for Sailing


Dakar, Senegal – 12 June 2018: One of the major causes of significant weakness in sexual and reproductive health indicators in countries in West and Central Africa is the limited availability of reproductive health (RH) products in service centers. This is largely related to the inefficiency and even critical failures of health product supply chains. Reversing this will contribute to achieving one of the key transformative results of the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), zero unmet needs in Family Planning, as set out in its 2018-2021 Strategic Plan.
It is in this light that the West and Central Africa Regional Office (WCARO) of UNFPA is hosting a regional workshop, in Dakar, Senegal, from June 18 to 22, 2018 on strengthening procurement and supply chain management systems for reproductive health products (RHP).
Expected to be opened by the UNFPA WCARO Regional Director, Mabingue Ngom, the regional workshop will see the participation of all the focal points of the 23 UNFPA Country Offices of West and Central Africa and aims to ensure the availability of RHP including contraceptives at the "last mile" and, ultimately, the countries in the region to do so in a self-sufficient way.
West and Central Africa still have very critical levels of indicators in areas related to sexual and reproductive health that place the region as the most "left behind". The following indicators illustrate that: high population growth (2.7 percent) systematically negates the benefits of economic growth; very high fertility at an average of five children per woman; maternal mortality at more than 679 deaths per 100,000 live births; an average contraceptive prevalence of only 17 percent for modern methods and unmet need for family planning at 24 percent; a predominantly young population (over 65 percent of the population is under 25 years old) but poorly educated and unemployed; sociocultural constraints that are not conducive to the development of women and girls.
In view of all these weaknesses, the region found it necessary and urgent to develop a regional action plan for strengthening reproductive health procurement and supply chain management systems.
An action plan that will serve as a reference while ensuring a regional synergy of transformation towards the effective security of SR products in the perspective of achieving the three transformational objectives of the UNFPA Strategic Plan 2018-2021 (Zero preventable maternal deaths; Zero unmet need for FP; and Zero GBV and other harmful practices) and the aspiration of the Sustainable Development Goals to "leave no one behind".


It looks like good news, but the detail will be interesting. I can think of no possible reason for having a separate register though.
Thanks for this, Megan, and in particular for alerting me to the innocuously named Small Business, Enterprise and Employment Act 2015, Part 7 of which (on company transparency) provides not only, as you say, for a register of people with 'significant control' over a company (in section 81 and Schedule 3) but also for a qualified ban on company directors being other companies – they must be 'natural' persons (i.e. human beings, as opposed to 'legal' or artificial persons, such as companies) – which is an equally radical change to UK company law.
Schedule 3 inserts a whole new Part 21A (33 new sections) and Schedules 1A and 1B (altogether 35 pages of new provisions) into the Companies Act 2006, and defines 'significant control' (amongst other things) as holding, directly or indirectly, more than 25% of the shares, or more than 25% of the voting rights, in a company.
This Act was passed in the dying days of the Coalition government, last year, and I think could be one of the Lib Dems' most significant contributions to progressive change in the UK!


At the economics faculty of the University of Jena, a master's thesis has been written that sees the forest certificates as the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) or the Programme for Endorsement of Forest Certification Schemes (PEFC) from a completely new angle.
Institutions such as the FSC or PEFC claim to certify the sustainable management of the forest and the chain of custody from forest to finished furniture. These certificates are analyzed using the neoinstitutional theory. It states that companies just adopt institutions in their structures in order to obtain legitimacy and credibility. To test this hypothesis on the basis of forest certificates, the institutionalization process of the forestry certificates is first presented. Based on this, is examined by expert interviews, why organizations do deal with the forest certification and to what extent the actual activities of the organizations are decoupled from the guidelines of the certificates.
Based on the forest certificates can be confirmed that organizations deal with certificates such as FSC or PEFC to obtain legitimacy and credibility. The decoupling could not be detected in the area of the German Forest, since the local legislation imposes virtually all the policies that the certificates require. In the furniture industry, the decoupling is possible, however, because the certificates require that only one product line is certified, even though the entire company may advertise the certificate.
I received from the author the right that this master thesis can be downloaded here.