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General terms and conditions Sample Webshop
In these general terms and conditions, the following words have the meaning stated after them, unless the context indicates the contrary:
General terms and conditions means these general terms and conditions for the sample webshop.
Day means calendar day.
Kameleon Solar means the company Kameleon Solar B.V., established at Belder 1, in Roosendaal and registered in the Trade Register of the Chamber of Commerce under number 63546191.
Customer means any legal person or natural person, acting in the course of his profession or business, who enters into or wishes to enter into an agreement with Kameleon Solar.
Website means the website of Kameleon Solar, being https://kameleonsolar.com.
These general terms and conditions only apply to offers, quotations, agreements made and all ensuing commitments with the customer that run through the Kameleon Solar sample webshop. Insofar as the customer (also) orders other products or services to which special general terms and conditions apply, these are also declared applicable to the agreement between the customer and Kameleon Solar.
These general terms and conditions do not apply to the regular services of Kameleon Solar. Kameleon Solar uses separate general terms and conditions for its regular services and these are also available via the website or on request.
If the customer declares his own general terms and conditions applicable to an agreement with Kameleon Solar or refers to them, Kameleon Solar will not accept those general terms and conditions and the general terms and conditions of Kameleon Solar will prevail, unless explicitly agreed otherwise at an earlier stage.
These general terms and conditions have been communicated to the customer in advance and can always be consulted via the website where they can also be downloaded as a PDF file. The general terms and conditions will be sent free of charge on request.
Everything that is stipulated in these general terms and conditions and in any further agreements for the benefit of Kameleon Solar, is also stipulated for the benefit of third parties engaged by Kameleon Solar.
These general terms and conditions do not apply to offers to and agreements with natural persons who do not act in the course of a profession or business.
Offers/quotations
All offers/quotations from Kameleon Solar are without obligation and can always be revoked by it, even if they contain a term for acceptance. Kameleon Solar can also revoke offers/quotations in writing within seven days of receipt of acceptance, in which case no agreement has been concluded between the parties.
Offers/quotations can only be accepted in writing (including acceptance by fax or electronically). Kameleon Solar is nevertheless entitled to accept a verbal acceptance as if it had been made in writing. If the customer places an order on the Kameleon Solar website, this order is final when the customer presses the order button or receives an order confirmation by e-mail. The moment the customer of Kameleon Solar receives a confirmation by e-mail, a binding agreement is concluded between the parties.
Information contained in advertising material in the broadest sense of the word, such as catalogs, price lists, brochures, third-party websites, etc., is never binding on Kameleon Solar.
Unless explicitly agreed otherwise in writing, measurements, weights and other information are estimates that are as reliable as possible.
All prices applied by Kameleon Solar are based on the price-determining factors known at the time the offer/quotation is issued.
Unless explicitly agreed otherwise in writing, the prices quoted by Kameleon Solar are always exclusive of VAT and exclusive of shipping costs.
Kameleon Solar is entitled to adjust the prices or parts thereof for not yet delivered and/or unpaid goods or services to any changes in price-determining factors, such as raw material prices, wages, taxes, production costs, currency exchange rates, etc.
Kameleon Solar is at all times entitled to adjust prices without delay if a statutory price-determining factor gives cause to do so.
Kameleon Solar is at all times entitled to demand security from the customer for the correct and timely fulfillment of his payment obligations.
If the delivery takes place in parts, Kameleon Solar can invoice each part separately, unless otherwise agreed in writing with the customer.
In the case of payment default, Kameleon Solar is entitled to suspend or dissolve the performance of the agreement and all related agreements.
All payments must be made to a bank account in the Netherlands to be designated by Kameleon Solar.
Payments made by the customer will always first be used to pay all outstanding interest and costs and subsequently to pay invoices due and payable which have been outstanding for the longest period of time, even if the customer states that the payment concerns a later invoice.
The customer waives any right to set off any mutual amounts owed. Set-off by the customer is not permitted.
If the customer makes electronic payments to Kameleon Solar, including via the Internet and by means of credit cards, the customer does so at his own risk. Kameleon Solar is not liable for damage to the customer which is related to or the result of payments made electronically, via the Internet or by means of credit cards. The provision of credit card details by the customer to Kameleon Solar via the Internet or otherwise is at the customer's own risk.
Kameleon Solar reserves the right to charge a 50 to 100% deposit for newly registered companies.
Unless otherwise agreed in writing, the place of delivery is in all cases the actual place of business of the customer, or the place of business of the customer specified by the customer at the time of the order or of his branch with which the contract was concluded.
The statement of delivery terms in offers/quotations, confirmations and/or contracts are made to the best of our knowledge and they will be observed as much as possible, but they can never be regarded as a deadline.
The customer undertakes to enable Kameleon Solar to make the delivery.
The customer guarantees at his own expense and risk that:
Kameleon Solar will receive all cooperation needed for the performance;
the ordered goods or services will be taken delivery of; and
the delivery can take place under normal working conditions, during normal working hours between 08:00 and 18:00.
If the ordered goods or services have been offered to the customer for delivery, but delivery has not proved possible on the grounds that the customer has not fulfilled one of the obligations referred to in paragraphs 3 and 4 above, the purchase is deemed to have been refused. From this moment on, the customer is in default by operation of law without further notice of default from Kameleon Solar being required. The day on which the purchase is refused is deemed to be the delivery date of the ordered goods or services. From this moment on, the goods are also at the risk of the customer, in accordance with the article 'Risk transfer' in these general terms and conditions.
Without prejudice to the obligation to pay, the customer in the case referred to in paragraph 5 is obliged to reimburse Kameleon Solar for damage it suffers as a result of the refusal, including costs for storage and transport, the latter costs being based on the customary local rates.
Transfer of risk
Regardless of what Kameleon Solar and the customer have agreed on regarding costs of transport and insurance, the goods remain at the risk of Kameleon Solar, until such time as the customer or the third party or parties engaged by the customer has/have taken actual possession of the goods by signing consignment notes, checklists and/or packing lists or by actual delivery.
Retention of title
Ownership of the goods delivered by Kameleon Solar to the customer will not transfer to the customer until the latter has paid everything Kameleon Solar is owed or may be owed by virtue of all agreements with the customer and services or work performed within that framework.
Notwithstanding the provisions of paragraph 1, the customer is authorized to use the goods he has received from Kameleon Solar within the framework of his normal business operations.
The customer is never authorized to encumber or pledge goods delivered subject to retention of title, to transfer them as security and/or to give them on loan (for consumption) and/or hand them over in any way. Nor is the customer entitled to make any changes to the goods.
If the customer is in default of fulfilling his obligations, Kameleon Solar will be entitled to recover the goods belonging to it, or have them recovered, from the place where they are located, at the expense of the customer.
Upon or immediately after delivery, the customer must inspect whether the goods delivered or the services provided comply with the agreement.
The customer cannot rely on the fact that goods delivered or services provided do not comply with the agreement if he fails to conduct this inspection or if he fails to send Kameleon Solar written notice of the defects within the term set out below.
Visible defects must be reported to Kameleon Solar in writing within five working days of delivery or after the relevant services have been performed.
Hidden defects must be reported in writing immediately after the customer has discovered them, but no later than two months after delivery of the goods or provision of the service.
Goods subject to complaints may be returned to Kameleon Solar only with the explicit prior consent of Kameleon Solar. Return shipments must be provided with the original packaging. Return shipments must in all cases be made in accordance with the instructions issued by Kameleon Solar. Kameleon Solar reserves the right to require that the aforementioned items are sent to an address specified by it.
In the event of, in the opinion of Kameleon Solar, well-founded and properly submitted complaints, Kameleon Solar, at its discretion, taking into account the interests of the customer and the nature of the complaint, is obliged to either replace/exchange the goods delivered or services provided or to grant a price discount.
The right to complain lapses if the condition of the item delivered is no longer the same as when the item was delivered.
Complaints about invoices must be submitted in writing within five working days of the date of dispatch of the invoice.
If either of the parties fails to fulfill one or more of its obligations under the agreement, the other party will give it notice of default, unless the fulfillment of the relevant obligation(s) has already become permanently impossible, in which case the negligent party will be immediately in default. The notice of default will be effected in writing, giving the defaulting party a reasonable period of time within which it can fulfill its obligations after all. This term is considered a final deadline. The liability of Kameleon Solar towards the customer for direct damage in the event of non-performance, late performance or improper performance is limited to the net invoice value of the goods or services concerned, subject, however, to a maximum amount of €200.
The restriction referred to in paragraph 1 also applies if Kameleon Solar is held liable by the customer for other reasons than the agreement concluded between them.
Direct damage or loss is limited to:
reasonable costs that one party would have to incur to make a performance of the other party conform to the agreement. However, this damage will not be compensated if that other party has dissolved the agreement;
reasonable costs incurred to determine the cause and extent of the damage, insofar as the determination relates to direct damage within the meaning of the general terms and conditions; and/or
reasonable costs incurred to prevent or limit damage, insofar as the suffering party demonstrates that these costs have led to a reduction of direct damage within the meaning of these terms and conditions.
Kameleon Solar is never liable for indirect damage, including consequential damage, loss of profits, lost savings, damage due to business interruption and all damage that does not fall under direct damage within the meaning of these general terms and conditions.
The limitation of liability does not apply in the event of intent or gross negligence on the part of directors and managers of Kameleon Solar.
Kameleon Solar is never liable for materials made available by the customer to Kameleon Solar in connection with the agreement. The customer undertakes to take out adequate insurance for these materials.
Notwithstanding the foregoing, Kameleon Solar is not liable if the damage is due to intent and/or gross negligence and/or culpable act or improper use or misuse of the goods delivered by the customer.
The customer indemnifies Kameleon Solar insofar as permitted by law, with regard to liability towards one or more third parties, which arose from and/or is related to the performance of the agreement, regardless of whether the damage was caused or inflicted by Kameleon Solar or by its auxiliary person(s), auxiliary goods or delivered goods or services. The customer also indemnifies Kameleon Solar, insofar as permitted by law, against all third-party claims in connection with any infringement of intellectual property rights of these third parties.
The customer is responsible for taking out adequate insurance with regard to the aforementioned risks.
The customer is always obliged to make every effort to limit the damage.
Force majeure and unforeseen circumstances
If compliance on the part of Kameleon Solar or purchase on the part of the customer is delayed by more than one month due to force majeure, each of the parties is authorized – to the exclusion of further rights – to dissolve the agreement in accordance with the law. Anything that has already been paid or performed pursuant to the agreement will then be settled proportionally between the parties.
Force majeure suffered by Kameleon Solar will in any case include:
the fact that a performance (including a performance by the customer) which Kameleon Solar needs for its own performance, is not delivered to it, or not in time or not correctly;
strikes;
traffic disruptions;
government measures that prevent Kameleon Solar from fulfilling its obligations in time or correctly;
riots, uprising, war;
extreme weather conditions;
fire; and/or
import, export and/or transit bans.
In the event of unforeseen circumstances of such a nature that the customer cannot in all reasonableness and fairness expect compliance by Kameleon Solar, the court may, at the request of either party, dissolve all or part of the agreement.
Right of retention
Kameleon Solar is authorized to retain all of the customer's goods already retained by Kameleon Solar until the customer has fulfilled all his obligations towards Kameleon Solar, which are directly or sufficiently related to the goods in question. If Kameleon Solar loses control of goods that fall under this right, Kameleon Solar is entitled to claim these goods as if it were the owner.
In the cases described below and insofar as granted below, each of the parties has the right to terminate the agreement, in whole or in part, without further notice of default and judicial intervention, with immediate effect:
when the other party has applied for or obtained a moratorium on payments or when the other party has been declared bankrupt;
when the other party's business is liquidated voluntarily or involuntarily;
when the business of the other party merges or is taken over;
when a substantial part of the assets of the other party are seized; and/or
when other circumstances arise in which continuation of the agreement cannot reasonably be expected.
Each of the parties is entitled to dissolve the agreement only if – after a proper written notice of default that is as detailed as possible and includes a proposal for a reasonable period for remedying the shortcoming – the other party imputably fails in the fulfillment of essential obligations under the agreement and provided this shortcoming justifies dissolution.
If the agreement is dissolved, the claims of Kameleon Solar against the customer are immediately due and payable. If Kameleon Solar suspends the fulfillment of obligations, it will not affect its statutory rights or any entitlements under the agreement.
Kameleon Solar always reserves the right to claim compensation.
Kameleon Solar guarantees that the goods it delivers as such do not infringe Dutch patent rights, design rights or other industrial or intellectual property rights of third parties.
If Kameleon Solar nevertheless has to acknowledge, or if a Dutch court in legal proceedings issues a decision, that is no longer open to appeal, to the effect that any good delivered by Kameleon Solar does infringe any third-party rights mentioned above, Kameleon Solar will, at its discretion and after consulting the customer, replace the good in question with a good that does not infringe the right in question or will secure the relevant licensing right, or take back the good in question against a refund of the relevant price paid, minus the customary depreciation, without being obliged to pay any further compensation.
However, the customer loses the right to the performances referred to in paragraph 2 if he fails to notify Kameleon Solar as such in time and completely of the third-party rights as mentioned above in this article, as a result of which Kameleon Solar has also been unable to properly defend its rights in this regard.
Without written permission from Kameleon Solar, the customer is not permitted to transfer rights and obligations arising from the agreement to third parties.
Kameleon Solar respects the customer's privacy. Kameleon Solar handles and processes all personal data provided to it in accordance with the applicable legislation, in particular the General Data Protection Regulation. The customer consents to this processing. To protect the customer's personal data, Kameleon Solar applies appropriate security measures.
For more information about privacy, reference is made to the website of Kameleon Solar.
Any derogations from these general terms and conditions can only be agreed on in writing. No rights can be derived from such derogations with regard to legal relationships entered into subsequently.
Subject to proof to the contrary, the records of Kameleon Solar serve as proof of the requests made and/or orders placed by the customer. The customer acknowledges that electronic communications can serve as proof.
If and insofar as any provision in the general terms and conditions is declared null and void or is nullified, the other provisions of these general terms and conditions will remain in full force. In that case, Kameleon Solar will stipulate a new provision that replaces the void/nullified provision, which will reflect the purport of the void/nullified provision as closely as possible.
The place of performance of the agreement is deemed to be the place where Kameleon Solar has its place of business.
Applicable law and choice of forum
All disputes between Kameleon Solar and the customer, which may arise as a result of an agreement concluded between Kameleon Solar and the customer, or agreements resulting therefrom, will, unless Kameleon Solar and the customer have made other agreements in that respect in writing, in the first instance be settled by the competent court in the place of business or the district of Kameleon Solar.
Only Dutch law applies to agreements and all ensuing non-contractual obligations between Kameleon Solar and the customer which these general terms and conditions relate to. The 1980 Vienna Sales Convention is explicitly excluded.
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Contributors (31) All Ragui Assaad Firdous Azim Ela Bhatt Poornima Chikarmane Andrea Cornwall Akosua Darkwah Jenny Edwards Terezinha Gonçalves Susie Jolly Naila Kabeer Ayesha Khan Sahida Khondaker Simeen Mahmud Geeta Menon Kirsty Milward Lakshmi Narayan Creuza Maria Oliveira Anuradha Pande Jackie Pollock Aanmona Priyadarshani Jesu Rethinam Cecilia Sardenberg Ben Selwyn Meena Seshu Hania Sholkamy Colette Solomon Ratna Sudarshan Maheen Sultan Sakiba Tasneem Dzodzi Tsikata Pathways
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O que Torna as leis de Enfrentamento da Violência Doméstica mais Eficazes?
Domestic violence against women has gained worldwide attention as a form of discrimination as well as a violation of women's human rights. An estimated one in three women in the world is affected, independent of their social standing and cultural background. In many countries around the world, laws are now in place making domestic violence against women a crime. Yet implementation often lags behind legal reforms. …
Organising In The Informal Economy Workshop
This workshop held in Delhi from 19-21 October 2008 brought together academics, activists and practitioners to discuss the experience of organisations of women workers beyond the formal economy. The workshop aimed both to document experience and to tease out strategies that have 'worked' for particular gains in particular circumstances. Some of the questions addressed were: what makes it possible for marginalized women workers in the informal sector to take collective action around their needs and interests; what strategies, visions and discourses do they draw on? …
Organising Women Workers in the Informal Economy
This article focuses on the challenges facing organisation among the hardest-to-reach working women in the informal economy. What gives some of them the impetus and courage to organise? What is distinctive about the strategies they draw on to transcend their structurally disadvantaged position within the economy? What barriers do they continue to face in their efforts to address the injustices of the economic system? Through analysing the organisational strategies used in different contexts and for different sets of workers, we can start to see a different battery of weapons among these working women, which serve them better and more transformatively than the weapons of the weak on which they previously relied: the weapons of the organised. This article discusses these issues specifically in relation to the experience of two organisations: MAP Foundation, Thailand, and KKPKP, Pune India. …
Organizing For Life And Livelihoods In The Mountains Of Uttarakhand: The Experience Of Uttarakhand Mahila Parishad
This chapter shares insights from a place-based, women-centred programme of Uttarakhand Mahila Parishad (Uttarakhand Women's Federation), a network of around 16,000 rural women in the hill villages of the state of Uttarakhand, in India. There are 465 whole village women's groups (WVGs) spread over seven districts of the state, which constitute the federation. In particular, Pande highlights the point that the dynamics of local livelihoods is governed by a gender dynamic embedded in the community way of life. However, with increasing awareness about gender issues and with the improving reach of global market forces in villages, this dynamic of community life is changing. …
Organizing Women Workers In The Informal Economy: Beyond The Weapons Of The Weak
Organizing Women Workers in the Informal Economy explores the emergence of an alternative repertoire among women working in the growing informal sectors of the global South: the weapons of organization and mobilisation. This crucial book offers vibrant accounts of how women working as farm workers, sex workers, domestic workers, waste pickers, fisheries workers and migrant factory workers have organized for collective action. What gives these precarious workers the impetus and courage to take up these steps? What resources do they draw on in order to transcend their structurally disadvantaged position within the economy? And what continues to hamper their efforts to gain social recognition for themselves as women, as workers and as citizens? …
Our Bodies, Our Selves: The Bangladesh Perspective
In Bangladesh there is a well-documented reign of patriarchal institutions and practices, causing women to have little control over their bodies and restricting their experience of the completeness of a vital body and a vital mind. However, this control over women's bodies appears to be shifting, and nearly all the key elements tat constitute 'bodily integrity' are in a state of flux. Whether this is the beginning of a new era with weakened structures, norms and customs remains to be seen, but it certainly is a change. The male-dominated society and economy is now experiencing an increasing infiltration by women of all ages and social classes, with significant implications for siciety's and men's hold over women and their bodies. …
Pahari Media O Nari
This report in Bangla focuses on a project which interviewed members of the Chittagong Hill Tracts communities to examine their views on mainstream media and how it was failing in portraying their everyday lives. …
Paid Work And Pathways To Women's Empowerment: Preliminary Findings From Bangladesh
There have been a number of debates in Bangladesh, as well as elsewhere, as to whether women's experience of paid work is empowering or simply exploitative. The Bangladesh survey was designed to explore these hypotheses with a view to clarifying a) whether it was primarily the kind of work (pay, location, hours, independence of activity) which might differentiate women's experiences of paid work or whether it was the possibility for new relationships and networks that made the main difference. If the former, we would expect home based work for little pay, carried out on an irregular basis to offer least possibility of empowerment. If the latter, we would expect that it would be women's membership in different kinds of groups and associations, which might encompass home-based microfinance activities, to make the significant difference. …
Paid Work as Pathway of Empowerment: Pakistan's Lady Health Worker Programme
This chapter explores the contributions that paid work can make to creating pathways of empowerment for women in Pakistan. It draws on the case of Pakistan's government-run Lady Health Workers Programme (LHWP), which employs almost 100,000 women across Pakistan as community health workers who act as a vital link between communities and primary health care. …
Paid Work, Women's Empowerment And Gender Justice, Pathways Brief 3
This paper is intended as a contribution to the agenda-setting activities of the Pathways of Women's Empowerment RPC. The paper is concerned with Pathways' theme of empowering work, more specifically with women's access to paid work and the pathways through which such work might translate into empowerment. This focus on the transformative potential of paid work can be seen as one strand in a broader research agenda on the material dimensions of women's empowerment, an agenda which would also include women's property rights, access to credit, social transfers, skills training and other kinds of economic resources. However, different resources have their own forms of materiality in that the changes associated with them are likely to take concrete shape through somewhat different pathways in women's lives. …
Paid Work, Women's Empowerment And Gender Justice, Pathways Working Paper 3
This paper explores the contradictions and contestations that characterize debates about the relationship between paid work and women's empowerment. It suggests that this absence of consensus appears to reflect differences of context. It reflects other factors as well. It reflects changes in the social meaning of work over time. …
Paid Work, Women's Empowerment and Inclusive Growth: Transforming the Structures of Constraint
Drawing on household survey data collected in Egypt, Ghana and Bangladesh as part of the Pathways of Women's Empowerment Research Partners' Consortium, this report provides insights into the 'resource' pathways that enhance women's agency and thereby contribute to the inclusiveness of the economic growth process. Moreover, it looks at the the extent to which the structure of economic opportunities, generated by a country's growth strategies, translated into positive impacts on women's lives in these three country contexts. …
Pathways Guide To Empowerment, Series of Interviews
Pathways researchers talk about their view on the concept and term 'empowerment' in the light of the findings from their research. …
Pathways Of Women's Empowerment
Development's emphasis on women's empowerment has been welcomed by some as a return from the fog of "gender equality" and the blind alley of "gender mainstreaming" to a sharper, clearer concern about the injustice, discrimination and lack of opportunities that women the world over experience. But the straight talk about power that was once part of feminist discourses of empowerment has given way as development agencies have taken up the term. Today's softer, more conciliatory, calls for women's empowerment have none of the rough edges of older demands for justice and equality. …
Pathways Of Women's Empowerment Consortium Presents Findings From Research To UK Parliamentarians
This is a short news article about this high profile meeting held at the UK Houses of Parliament where Pathways convened to celebrate the launch of its synthesis report, and to mark its move from a consortium to a network. The event was hosted by Baroness Glenys Kinnock and this article includes a podcast of the event. …

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Hypothermia is a condition in which the body temperature drops below 95 deg. F (35 deg. C). It occurs due to exposure to cold environments.
How is First Aid administered for Hypothermia?
Call 911, or your local emergency number!
Who should administer First Aid for Hypothermia?
Any individual, in close vicinity of the injured person, can provide immediate comfort and First Aid; but, one must immediately call 911 (or your local emergency number) in all cases.
What is the Prognosis of Hypothermia?
The following article link will help you understand frostbite.
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Azzopardi, D. V., Strohm, B., Edwards, A. D., Dyet, L., Halliday, H. L., Juszczak, E., ... & Thoresen, M. (2009). Moderate hypothermia to treat perinatal asphyxial encephalopathy. New England Journal of Medicine, 361(14), 1349-1358.
Rossetti, A. O., Oddo, M., Logroscino, G., & Kaplan, P. W. (2010). Prognostication after cardiac arrest and hypothermia: a prospective study. Annals of neurology, 67(3), 301-307.
Rajagopalan, S., Mascha, E., Na, J., & Sessler, D. I. (2008). The effects of mild perioperative hypothermia on blood loss and transfusion requirement. The Journal of the American Society of Anesthesiologists, 108(1), 71-77.
Polderman, K. H., & Herold, I. (2009). Therapeutic hypothermia and controlled normothermia in the intensive care unit: practical considerations, side effects, and cooling methods. Critical care medicine, 37(3), 1101-1120.
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Fugate, J. E., Wijdicks, E. F., Mandrekar, J., Claassen, D. O., Manno, E. M., White, R. D., ... & Rabinstein, A. A. (2010). Predictors of neurologic outcome in hypothermia after cardiac arrest. Annals of neurology, 68(6), 907-914.


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Kan. licensing rules for abortion clinics blocked
By JOHN HANNA, Associated Press
KANSAS CITY, Kan. —
A federal judge temporarily blocked Kansas from enforcing new abortion regulations Friday that would have prevented two of the state's three abortion providers from continuing to terminate pregnancies.
U.S. District Judge Carlos Murguia's injunction will remain in effect until a trial is held in a lawsuit challenging the Kansas rules. A new licensing law and state health department regulations had taken effect Friday, and abortion providers were given the latest version of those regulations less than two weeks ago.
The new law requires hospitals, clinics and doctor's offices to obtain an annual license from the Kansas Department of Health and Environment to perform more than five non-emergency abortions in a month. The regulations tell abortion providers what drugs and equipment they must stock and, among other things, establish minimum sizes and acceptable temperatures for procedure and recovery rooms.
In blocking the law, Murguia said evidence presented in court documents showed the providers would "suffer irreparable harm" through the loss of business and patients, and that at least two women currently seeking abortions would be harmed by not being able to go to the provider of their choice.
The licensing law was part of a wave of anti-abortion measures enacted this year by Kansas and other states with new Republican governors or GOP-dominated legislatures. Utah and Virginia are also imposing new regulations on abortion providers, but Kansas moved with unusual speed to enact its rules by Friday - a major issue in the lawsuit.
Supporters contend the new Kansas regulations will protect patients from substandard care. But abortion-rights advocates never trusted the licensing process because new Gov. Sam Brownback is a strong abortion opponent, and anti-abortion groups have advocated such rules for years.
The lawsuit was filed earlier this week by two doctors who perform abortions and provide other services at the Center for Women's Health, in the Kansas City suburb of Overland Park. A second clinic, Aid for Women in Kansas City, was allowed to intervene in the case. Neither has received a license.
The state's third abortion provider, a Planned Parenthood of Kansas and Mid-Missouri clinic in Overland Park, received a license Thursday.
The Kansas attorney general's office argued that the Planned Parenthood license disproved claims by abortion-rights advocates that the state's new rules were designed to cut off access to abortion rather than protect patients.
Attorneys for the other providers argued that even with Planned Parenthood's clinic allowed to perform abortions, the needs of all patients wouldn't be met.
Murguia, a University of Kansas law school graduate, was appointed to the federal bench in 1999 by President Bill Clinton, an abortion rights Democrat.
Kansas Department of Health and Environment: https://www.kdheks.gov/
Center for Reproductive Rights: https://reproductiverights.org/


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TAU researchers discover genetic mechanism associated with autism, schizophrenia, and other conditions
News / Medicine & Health
Experimental drug also developed at a TAU lab may be suitable for treating syndromes that impair brain functions
Researchers at Tel Aviv University (TAU) have unraveled a mechanism shared by mutations in the genes ADNP and SHANK3, which cause autism, schizophrenia, and other conditions. The researchers also found that an experimental drug previously developed in their lab is effective in lab models for these mutations and may be suitable for treating a range of rare syndromes that impair brain functions.
The encouraging results may lead to effective treatments for a range of rare syndromes that impair brain functions and cause autism, schizophrenia, and neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer's.
The study was led by Professor Illana Gozes from the Department of Human Molecular Genetics and Biochemistry at TAU's Faculty of Medicine and Sagol School of Neuroscience and Director of TAU's Adams Super Center for Brain Studies. The paper was published in the scientific journal Molecular Psychiatry.
"Some cases of autism are caused by mutations in various genes," Professor Gozes explains. "Today we know of more than 100 genetic syndromes associated with autism, 10 of which are considered relatively common, though still extremely rare. In our lab we focus mainly on one of these, the ADNP syndrome, caused by mutations in the ADNP gene, which disrupt the function of the ADNP protein, leading to structural defects in the skeleton of neurons in the brain.
"In the current study, we identified a specific mechanism that causes this damage in mutations in two different genes: ADNP and SHANK3, a gene associated with autism and schizophrenia. According to estimates, these two mutations are responsible for thousands of cases of autism around the world."
The researchers first obtained cells from patients with ADNP syndrome. They discovered that when the ADNP protein is defective, neurons with faulty skeletons (microtubules) are formed, impairing brain functions. They also found, however, that ADNP mutations take different forms, some of which cause less damage.
"We discovered that in some mutations, a section added to the protein protects it and reduces the damage by connecting to a control site of the neuron's skeletal system," Professor Gozes continues. "We know that this same control site is found on SHANK3, a much-studied protein with mutations that are associated with autism and schizophrenia. We concluded that the ability to bond with SHANK3 and other similar proteins provides some protection against the mutation's damaging effects."
At the next stage of the study, the researchers found additional sites on the ADNP protein that can bond with SHANK3 and similar proteins. One of these sites is located on NAP, a section of ADNP which was developed into Davunetide, an experimental drug from Professor Gozes' lab. Moreover, the researchers demonstrated that extended treatment with Davunetide significantly improved the behavior of model animals with autism caused by SHANK3.
"In previous studies we showed that Davunetide is effective for treating ADNP syndrome models," Professor Gozes says. "The new study has led us to believe that it may also be effective in the case of Phelan McDermid syndrome, caused by a mutation in SHANK3, as well as other syndromes that cause autism through the same mechanism."
The experimental drug Davunetide was recognized by the FDA as an orphan and rare pediatric drug for future treatment of the developmental syndrome ADNP and is protected by patents through Ramot, the technology transfer company at Tel Aviv University and exclusively licensed to ATED Therapeutics Ltd. Other participants in the study included Dr. Yanina Ivashko-Pachima, Maram Ganaiem, Inbar Ben-Horin-Hazak, Alexandra Lobyntseva, Naomi Bellaiche, Inbar Fischer, Gilad Levy, Dr. Shlomo Sragovich, Dr. Gidon Karmon, and Dr. Eliezer Giladi from TAU's Faculty of Medicine and Sagol School of Neuroscience; Dr. Boaz Barak from TAU's School of Psychological Sciences, Gershon H. Gordon Faculty of Social Sciences, and Sagol School of Neuroscience; and Dr. Shula Shazman from the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science at the Open University.
"The new study has led us to believe that the drug may also be effective in other syndromes that cause autism through the same mechanism."


Find out what goes on behind the walls of Australia's disability institutions, explore a 13th century castle in Poland, Russell Crowe gives an honest tell-all interview, devious developments in the Big Brother house and the secret lives of dolphins all feature in this week's Best of catch-up TV.
In its final episode for 2014, Four Corners embarks an investigation into the abuse of people with disability. In Our Care discovers how caregivers preyed on the vulnerable, while a major institution ignored the warnings of whistleblowers.
Are you a history buff? In this episode of Battle Castle, historian Dan Snow visits Malbork Castle in Poland. Built in the 13th century, this fascinating piece of history is thought to be the largest brick castle in the world, with ground breaking military facilities.
Hollywood superstar Russell Crowe meets with Mike Willesse for an honest tell-all interview. And Rahni Sadler investigates a complex and life-destroying disease which is breaking out all over Australia, but which doctors refuse to believe is real.
There are only six contenders remaining in the house, and Big Brother has decided to reveal what the housemates have been saying behind each other's backs. In this episode, secrets are revealed, betrayals are exposed, and power plays and alliances are strengthened.
Have you ever wondered how a dolphin lives? This documentary uses hidden cameras to explore their underwater world in an effort to get up-close and personal with these amazing creatures. A newborn bottlenose dolphin and its mother follow a pack of stingrays and discover the world around them.


The Puerto Rico Police Department has a long track of issues with police brutality. For many reasons that can be remembered by many of all circles and ages, we have had one or many bad experiences with the local police department.
This history of police brutality at one point earned some police units so nicknames such as "Gatos Negros" (Black Cats) and "Vacas Locas" (Mad Cows).
The reason I titled this post "Mad Cow Disease in Puerto Rico" was if you look at the first video I posted some of the police personnel go into a stampede to the crowd dispersing the protestors it gets to the point that the person filming gets hit and beaten to the point where only audio is available.
This last week many of us were amazed at how poorly the Puerto Rico Police Department and Government handled what was meant to be peaceful protests. I wrote previous posts, but today I saw another video from one of the protestors where you can confirm that the Puerto Rico Police abused their force. You can see that most protestors were only armed with cameras and protest signs when they were hit and pushed out of the protest area. There are many stories related, and most of the ones I read were not too favorable for how the Current Puerto Rico Superintendent Figueroa Sancha handled the situation.
The Puerto Rico Governor took more than 18 hours to make comments but did not answer questions. You can review the video in Spanish wherein various occasions he ignored the press. In This video, you will see many things even when a Policeman breaks a car window. The Superintendent also made false claims of a cop that got shot; later medical records indicated that the cop got injured because of use of excessive force.
Today the local newspaper Primerahora posted an interview where finally the Puerto Rico Governor admitted partially that there was a use of excessive force. I guess it was his only choice since there was so much evidence contradicting most of the claims of the government.
I believe that the current superintendent should be requested to resign. Let it not be forgiven that Figueroa Sancha was second in Command when the FBI murdered Nationalist Leader Filiberto Ojeda Rios.


(TELESUR) – In response to Britain, France, and Germany (E3) sending a letter to United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres to investigate Iran's missile program, Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif has called the countries out on their inability to stand up to the United States.
In a tweet, Zarif cited the United States' exit from the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), calling it "unlawful" and a form of "economic terrorism". The foreign minister says the move by the E3 is an attempt to appease U.S. President Donald Trump.
Trump announced that the United States was backing out of the agreement, claiming Iran was to blame for their violations resulting in sanctions which were previously withdrawn by the JCPOA being reimposed.
While the E3 countries continue to reinforce the claims of Iran's inconsistency with the United Nations resolution, they remain unfounded. The countries have only referenced Iran's failed satellite launch attempts and Tehran's continuation of ballistic missiles developments.
While the developments defy the UN Security Council Resolution 2231 urges Iran to avoid undertaking "any activity related to ballistic missiles designed to be capable of delivering nuclear weapons," Iran's government stresses that the program is strictly defensive and not intended to carry nuclear warheads.
In reference to the "economic terrorism" being conducted by the United States against Iran, Zarif says the restrictive sanctions that have been imposed have obstructed flood victims' ability to access relief. As a result, the number of people displaced and killed by the floods continues to rise.


The purpose of this study is to assess education research doctorate programs in the United States. The study is being jointly undertaken by the American Education Research Association (AERA) and the National Academy of Education (NAEd). A total of 96 institutions are participating in the study, with 569 programs across 17 fields of education research. The project includes a program-level survey, a faculty survey, and a student survey (in nine fields).
Made possible by a grant from the National Science Foundation, the AERA-NAEd DocStudy is the first-ever comprehensive examination of education research doctorate programs in the U.S. The assessment will yield critical data and findings that can be used to establish benchmarks and quality criteria to advance and improve education research doctorate programs nationally. In addition to reporting on program attributes such as program and curriculum characteristics, student support and engagement in research, student and faculty demographics, and the scholarly productivity and impact of faculty, this study will also assess the elements of methodological and conceptual preparation of education research doctorates.


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Name: William Arthur Owens
Country: Wales
Unit: 49, 211
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Born: 08 January 1899
Place of Birth: Llandegfan, Anglesey
The son of Griffith Owens, William Arthur Owens was an undergraduate student at Bangor University, from 5 October 1915 to 12 January 1917. He reported to Worcester on 18 January 1918; to Reading on 11 February 1918; to the School of Aerial Gunnery on 11 March 1918. He received a promotion to 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) on 5 March 1918 (effective 12 February 1918). Owens served as an observer with 211 Squadron from 18 April to 11 June 1918. With 49 Squadron on 12 June 1918, he claimed five victories between 25 July and 4 November 1918. He was posted to Home Establishment on 14 March 1919 and transferred to the unemployed list on 16 April 1919; AIR 76/384.
2nd Lieut. William Arthur Owens. (FRANCE)
A gallant and determined officer, who is conspicuous for his skill in aerial combats. He has accounted for five enemy machines.
Supplement to the London Gazette, 8 February 1919 (31170/2044)
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SKYFALL Update #28
New blog posts every week with the latest information on SkyFall.
Tower Hill Filming, again
Yes, the crew were, yet again, filming at Tower Hill. Daniel Craig, Judi Dench and Rory Kinnear were one set last Saturday. the crew then moved to Buckingham Palace and since then they have gone back to Pinewood Studios were sets of a street and town have been constructed. Images can be seen in the gallery (yes there is actually a picture of Daniel Craig smiling)
Preparations for Turkey shoot
As planned, the SKYFALL team have started to prepare for the filming in Turkey. The citizens of Adana where the first too see trains and vehicles that are going to be used during these scenes. The VW Beetles were on set and are prepared to be blown up as fantastic train stunts will be performed here over the coming weeks. The scenes being shot here were originally planned to take place in India, but they were cancelled. Locals took some shots of them preparing, the video can be seen below.
The Second Official Photo
Featuring Roger Deakins (Director of Photography) (far left), Judi Dench (actress) (seated) and Sam Mendes (Director) (far right)
'Its raining M'
The SKYFALL were shooting again in the streets of London, again these scenes will be near the beginning of the film. M's Jaguar was spotted in St Margaret's Street by Parliament Square. This scene is believed to be a follow-up from the driving shots that were filmed a last week. A rain-maker rig was fixed in Cadogan Square for a realistic downpour during the scene. Judi Dench was on location as well as her double. The scene was shot at night and M was leaving a building and quickly ran into the Jaguar. Images can be seen in the gallery.
SKYFALL at IMAX
It was revealed last week that SKYFALL will be shown in IMAX with the films official release. This will be the first time any Bond film has ever been shown here. "SKYFALL will be the cool, must-see event release of the fall, and releasing the film in IMAX only reinforces that," said Rory Bruer, President, Worldwide Distribution for Sony Pictures Worldwide Marketing and Distribution.
"It is fitting that with SKYFALL marking the 50th Anniversary of the James Bond franchise, we celebrate in epic style and what could be more larger-than-life than IMAX joining the festivities," said Gary Barber and Roger Birnbaum, Co-Chairman and Chief Executive Officers of MGM.
"It is an honor and a privilege to be a part of this legendary franchise, whose iconic characters and electrifying action will only be amplified in the IMAX format," said Greg Foster, Chairman and President, IMAX Filmed Entertainment. "We are excited to rejoin forces with our friends at Sony Pictures Entertainment and MGM and so pleased to work with Michael G. Wilson, Barbara Broccoli, and Sam Mendes to bring their vision to IMAX and Bond fans around the world."
Naomi Harris; the stunt woman
Naomi Harris and Berenice Marlohe have been interviewed about their experiences so far during the production of SKYFALL. "I'm trying to do all my own stunts," Harris told reporters. "I've done them all so far. In a couple of weeks we've got another big stunt thing, so I don't know if I can do all of them. But I'm trying to!"
Berenice Marlohe says that she is still waiting for the chance to have some romantic scenes with Craig. "I certainly hope I'll kiss Daniel Craig," the French actress told Total Film. "I will have Sam [Mendes] change everything if not!"
A Range Rover for Bond
Car Magazine has recently announced that the Land Rover Defender will be used in SYKFALL. The car will be driven by agent Eve (Naomi Harris). "We are really going to test that car, do things to it it's not normally designed for. Some of the stuff is so hairy and dangerous, we have to use a stuntman in a pod on the roof to do the driving. We've had to crank up the suspension, and the Defender is going to work very, very hard." The Defender was last used careering off the rock of Gibraltar in The Living Daylights 1987. The Rave Rover was last used in Quantum of Solace.
As well as the Range Rover, other known vehicles to be used in SKYFALL are M's Jaguar, which has recently been spotted in London, James Bond's Aston Martin DB5 and several VW Beetles which were rigged to blow up in one of the scenes we believe has already been shot.
Sam Mendes' first SKYFALL video blog
WARNING: THIS BLOG POST CONTAINS SPOILERS
Bond at BAFTAs
Tom Jones opened the BAFTAs by performing his song Thunderball. He spoke of the time he was approached to do the song "I was so thrilled when John Barry and Don Black asked me to do 'Thunderball', because Shirley Bassey had just done 'Goldfinger' and Matt Munro had just done 'From Russia With Love'. It was great, especially then, because I was a young man in my 20s. I am glad I did it!" New Bond girls Naomi Harris and Berenice Marlohe attended the event too. Naomi Harris was interviewed about her time on the set. "It's amazing working with Daniel, he's such a hard worker. After shooting he does two hours of training. Incredible and an inspiration to us both." Judi Dench and Ralph Fiennes were nominated for awards. Judi Dench was nominated for Best Supporting Actress in "My Week With Marilyn" and Ralph Fiennes was nominated for Outstanding Debut By A Director for his film "Coriolanus".
Vauxhall bridge filming
As planned, the crew were back in London this week shooting scenes with Judi Dench and Rory Kinnear. The scene appears to be taking place in the back of a Jaguar as M and Tanner drive back to MI6 Headquarters. The car was on a tow trailer with cameras rigged to the front windscreen. The shoot followed over to Sunday where they spent over 4 hours shooting with the road closed.
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The action shot on the bridge will be seen at the beginning of the film, when M's car is blocked from getting close to the famous MI6 building by police. M and Tanner watch in horror as an explosion rocks the area. The fireball will be a digital effect, unlike The World Is Not Enough when the production built a large scale replica of the front of the building in order to blow a hole in it.
Stunt at Charing Cross
A very impressive stunt took place inside Charing Cross station last week where a camera was used to film inbetween an escalator along the old Jubilee Line which has been closed from the public for a while. This scene is believed to be part of the foot chase sequence, where either Bond or Bardem's character slides down the moving stairs.
_New blog posts every week with the latest information on SkyFall.
Bond Is Back!
The image above appears to be set in Shanghai. Most probably interior sets of Shanghai in Pinewood Studios. The photograph was released on Wednesday 01/02/2012 at 8AM GMT
Daniel Craig in Range Rover scenes
A small crew were spotted in Smithfield Market in London to shoot an extension of the scenes that were filmed near there on the first day of principal photography. A stunt driver had control of the Range Rover from the roof whilst Daniel Craig was in the back seat. The outside of the vehicle was rigged with cameras to film the actors inside.
Heron Tower filming, London
SkyFall is now well underway as the team were busy shooting scenes in London. This scene focussed on the Heron Tower which is believed to be doubling as a skyscraper in Shanghai. The Heron Tower can be seen near the famous Gherkin. Daniel Craig and the crew were spotted outside the Liverpool Street Tube Station. Exterior shots and the crew were photographed by Twitter user @jellideels. These images can be viewed in the gallery below.
'Nightfire' at Pinewood Studios
Ok, no reference to the video game, but a catering truck for the crew at Pinewood Studios caught alight on January 27th at around 10:00pm. 30 Fire fighters were called to the incident.
"The lorry was well alight, with flames reaching the top of the adjacent building."
"Crews from Gerrards Cross and Slough used a hose reel and main jet to tackle the fire, which was now spreading to the roof from becoming fully involved and the incident from becoming much more serious."
At 1am, the fire was put out and the area was secured. We only hope it didn't affect the interior sets.
Brecon Beacons, Wales scrapped
The BBC reported last week that scenes will be taking place in Brecon Beacons in Wales. They have now reported that they will not be filming here due to "logistical filming factors'. These rumours were never confirmed in the first place.
Chase sequence in Tower Hill
The SkyFall team have been busy again, this time, Daniel Craig was yet again racing through the streets of London. He is wearing a dirty suit and an earpiece; suggesting that this scene carries on from the one they started earlier on in the month. In this scene James Bond runs down the street, grabs a taxi and gets chased by cops. In one image, Daniel Craig is seen weilding his Walther PPK.
SIS building is back for MI6 Head-Quarters
The crew were shooting around London today on the Vauxhall Bridge that goes over the river Thames. It is also the location used in the most of the Pierce Brosnan films as the MI6 Head-Quarters, but has not featured in a Bond film since Die Another Day in 2002. It appears to be making a comeback in SKYFALL. Buses have will be delayed between 6:30am and 17:30 on Saturday 4th February. Helicopter filming has also been reported to take place. These scenes will be shot between 17:00 and 22:00.
Reports have stated that over the next few weeks, Horse Guards Avenue, Whitehall Court and Whitehall Place will be closed for the filming of SKYFALL on Saturday 18th February.
SkyFall release dates
UK - 26th October 2012
France - 26th October 2012
Spain - 31st October 2012
Germany - 01st November 2012
USA - 09th November 2012
Canada - 09th November 2012
Australia - 22nd November 2012
Japan - 01st December 2012
Tom Ford as costume designer
Tom Ford has been confirmed as Daniel Craig's costume designer. He has worked on previous James Bond films. "I couldn't be happier to be dressing Daniel Craig again," says Ford. "James Bond epitomises the Tom Ford main in his elegance, style and love of luxury. I am thrilled to move forward with this iconic character." Tom Ford will also be joined by Jany Temime, who is famous for being costume designer for the Harry Potter series.
'Transport for London' have been asked to use their new Routemaster bus in the new movie. "The James Bond people want it for their movie. We have received approaches. When people see the bus they love it.". The last time a Routemaster bus was used in the James Bond films was in Live & Let Die. The eight prototype Routemaster busses are not scheduled to run until next year.
Bond 23 Update - 16/10/11 - 22/10/11
New blog posts every week with the latest information on Bond 23.
Timothy Gibbs rumour
Timothy Gibbs has been added to the cast on IMDB. According to the cast and crew section, Timothy Gibbs will be playing a character called Agent Folstrum.
IMDB is a good movie database, but due to its open editing features it can lead to false accusations. For this reason, it is most likely that Timothy Gibbs will not be playing anyone by the name of Agent Folstrum. He could still be part of the cast though. No characters names will be released until at least the press conference in November, except for James Bond and M of course.
Reduced budget rumour
In The Sun news paper, they claim that Bond 23 will have a reduced budget compared to the one of Quantum of Solace, almost $100 million. It is also understood that only some of the cast and crew from Bond 23 will be travelling to the exotic filming locations. Turkey and Scotland are the only confirmed locations at the moment, with China and South Africa rumoured.
"They've really scaled back. The lavish production and locations have been cut. There is only a reduced cast and crew travelling to the few overseas destinations. There's not so flash hand-to-hand fighting, it's gone back to blowing stuff up – including London's Vauxhall Bridge"
Range Rover now at Pinewood Studios
Recent reports have said that the new Range Rover Evoque has been delivered to Pinewood Studios. Range Rover has been rumoured to supply the next Bond car because EON's conract with Aston Martin ran out. Although the company have denied the fact that this car has involvement in Bond 23, rumours that a chase scene taking place in London for the new film involving a Range Rover and a Jaguar backs us up.
About SKYFALL
SKYFALL Videos
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Blofeld
Canary Warf
Charring Cross
Chase Sequence
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John Logan
MI6 Head-Quarters
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Pre Title Sequence
Pre-Title Sequence
Skyfall Lodge
Title Song
Vauxhall Bridge
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Alongside pursuing an MBA I have taken up a part time job to keep me in touch with the industry. I have chosen a job that requires a comprehensive technical expertise at the same time gives me an opportunity to understand the retail sector. I have gained an understanding of the needs of end consumers of a widely segmented telecom market. It has also given me insight into managing retail operations.
As a consultant for P&A partnership, an independent insolvency firm, helping them explore geographical business expansion strategies.
As a part of my dissertation I planned and devised strategies based on social media and new media as a marketing platform for Fancie, a budding chain of cupcake retail outlets.
Supporting sales team in pre-sales activities like making technical presentations, answering technical queries through e-mail, phone and on-site visits.
Creating proof of concepts, responding to request for proposal and request for information. Helping the client in implementation and configurations.
Working as a business analyst in gathering functional requirements, helping in knowledge transfer activities, documentation and being a liaison between onshore and offshore team.
Leading a team of consultants and interacting with the development team.
Supporting Java / J2EE bespoke and SOA based application in analysis, planning and implementation and overlooking end-to-end development life cycle and change management.
Ensuring timely delivery of critical projects ensuring quality solutions to the client.
Handling issues, diagnosing problem and implementing solutions.
As a senior consultant I have an experience of working in various domains such as Financial Services, Government and Pharmaceutical. I have worked as a business analyst for a bespoke insurance and claims application of ABN AMRO, performing knowledge transfer and requirements gathering activities, as a lead technical consultant in a team that supported and maintained a SOA application catering the Immigration Department of the Netherlands and as a technical consultant in a pharmaceutical research company, Organon. I was responsible for supporting the sales team as a pre-sales consultant and for all post-sales client technical communication while leading at technical team.
Leading a module and training junior members of the team.
Playing a part of a technical analyst performing problem diagnosis and providing solutions.
Supporting a middleware application through implementing changes required by the business.
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As a part of a team of analysts I played a lead role in a pivotal assignment to migrate and merge two US-based broadband ordering systems and consolidate them to a larger order processing system, which handled DSL and fibre-optic connections. My role demanded good technical know how and sharp analytical skills with a clear understanding of the business requirements.
Research and Development. Participating in design level activities of product development.
Following extreme programming methodology for development, supporting product testing and quality control.
Joining the organisation as a trainee software engineer I was quickly promoted to a software engineer within a short duration of three months. As a software engineer I worked as a part of the research and development team that design and develop new software products. Even in the early stage of my career I actively contribute toward ideas that lead to conceptualisation of products. My contributions were valued, respected and awarded within the organisation.
Master of Business Administration — University of Sheffield, UK, 2010. Awarded a Merit.
Bachelor of Computer Science — Fergusson College, University of Pune, India, 2002. Awarded a First Class.
Client Communication, Technical Communication, Presentation, Pre-sales, Business Analysis, Negotiations, Estimations, Liasion, Onshore / Offshore interactions.
In my spare time I take an active interest in technology including following the latest developments in mobile technology as well as the changing focus of the Internet as the new computing platform. I am a member of a motorcycle club and I engage myself in trekking and other outdoor activities when time permits. I also play the harmonica.


A fun-filled cycle ride from our Cambridge office to London Kings Cross station on Sunday, June 9th 2019. There will be plenty of stops for food and drink, so all abilities are welcome - this is not a race! We will be flanked by support cars carrying supplies and providing motivation all the way to London!


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Ryan Tricks found his passion in magic at the young age of 8, perfecting his skills over the years before embarking on his career as a magician/mentalist in 2010. Since then he has racked up an unimaginable 300 million + views on social media across the globe. Amongst his varied YouTube videos, Ryan has performed to Post Malone and Floyd Mayweather, to the homeless on the streets of London, taken it across the globe to New York and even lost a member of the publics phone in the River Thames! He has had a successful career over the past 8 years, performing for huge companies/corporations such as Sainsburys, Primark, Footasylum, Facebook and the FA Cup.
Amongst other projects, he was asked to film a short series for BBC3, giving back to forgotten members of the community in a series of exciting magic performances. This was released at the beginning of November 2018 and is currently available to view on the iPlayer. At the same time as filming this, Ryan has also been working alongside VICE Studios, filming a 6 part series for channel 5 named "Dirty Tricks". This will be released in the early part of 2019.
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London Air Travel's Monday Briefing – 21 September 2020
Welcome to London Air Travel's weekly briefing on air travel around the world, as published every Monday at 06:00 BST.
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London Heathrow Terminal 5 (Image Credit: Heathrow)
Welcome to London Air Travel's Monday Briefing for the week beginning 21 September 2020.
How Did We Fly In August?
Alex Cruz Appears Before Transport Select Committee
Comair Business Rescue Plan Approved
Also of note this week:
Every month the Civil Aviation Authority publishes a breakdown of passenger numbers by route.
Whilst not broken down by airline, where an airline is the sole operator of a route you can deduce how it is performing.
Here are the UK domestic and international numbers for August.
As far as domestic routes are concerned, Belfast City and Inverness are performing relatively well at Heathrow with year-on-year declines of "only" 60% and 67%. A respectable 4,510 passengers flew between Heathrow and Newquay, which indicates around 90 passengers per flight.
At London City, domestic routes have been very slow to recover with Edinburgh and Glasgow down 94% year-on-year.
A mere 100 passengers flew between London City and Teesside, indicating single digit passenger numbers per flight. The route has since transferred to London Heathrow and will clearly need codeshare partners to support it.
Turning to short-haul in Europe, some routes benefited from BA switching all Gatwick short-haul flights to Heathrow. Heathrow routes to Greece registering increases in scheduled passenger traffic included Chania (100%), Corfu (11%), Mykonos (15%) and Zakinthos (10%). Heathrow routes to Italy also performing well include Brindisi (81%) and Palermo (28%).
Many other routes from Heathrow to Spain also registered relatively softer decreases with Ibiza down only 15% and Malaga down only 13%.
More business heavy routes still registered substantial falls including Brussels down 93% and Frankfurt down 80%.
On transatlantic routes, unsurprisingly almost all routes actually operating registered falls in excess of 90%. Just 1,192 passengers flew across 13 return flights between Heathrow and Seattle in August.
Alex Cruz appeared before the Transport Select Committee last week.
You can read the full transcript on the committee's website, as well as our summary here.
In his evidence Alex advised BA has processed 2.1 million refunds and issued 1.6 million vouchers to passengers. BBC Radio 4's "You and Yours" has picked up that some passengers have received vouchers thinking they were entitled to a refund. Given the complexity of the voucher scheme, this could run. The airline may have to settle claims from passengers who believe they were misled.
Comair's business rescue plan was approved by creditors on Friday.
Whilst Comair still has some way to go yet – it still needs to secure new debt of R600 million – the airline expects to restart flights in December.
Subject to last minute changes, BA is due to resume scheduled passenger services from London Heathrow to Cape Town and Johannesburg on Thursday 1 October. Durban is suspended until late March 2021.
Virgin Atlantic has a provisional start date for Johannesburg on 18 October and Cape Town on 10 December.
Staying in South Africa, there are doubts as to whether the government will be able to secure funds to recapitalise South African Airways after a deadline of last Thursday was missed. The Department of Public Enterprises and National Treasury issued a statement on Friday seeking to assure trade unions that it will provide funding of R10.5 billion and that the airline will not be liquidated.
The European Commission grants a waiver of the "use it or lose it" slot rule for the winter season. (London Air Travel)
The Emerging Infectious Diseases Journal has published the findings of a study of how one symptomatic passenger on a Vietnam Airlines flight from London Heathrow to Hanoi on 2 March 2020 came to infect 15 other passengers and crew with COVID-19. It's worth noting that the passenger was symptomatic with a cough and this flight was before a mask mandate was in place. (EID Journal)
Heathrow CEO John Holland-Kaye, with an overt nod to the Telegraph's Brexit supporting readership, urges the UK government to secure a trial travel corridor between the UK and New York. (Telegraph)
An extensively researched feature from The Sunday Times Magazine on how TUI was impacted by COVID-19. (The Sunday Times)
Rolls-Royce is reported to be in talks with sovereign wealth funds to raise cash. (Financial Times)
GridPoint Consulting has analysed the prospects for a recovery in business travel. (GridPoint Consulting)
One of our readers Mark A Izatt pays tribute to the Boeing 747. (Mark Izatt)
Former Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott reminds everyone not to post pictures of their boarding passes online. (SBS Australia)
Late post publication updates:
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The Financial Times looks at the dependency on BA and Virgin Atlantic on transatlantic markets and their, as yet, futile efforts to reopen them. (Financial Times)
The Competition & Markets Authority last week deferred the conclusion of its review of the American Airlines & BA transatlantic joint-Business until 2024 due to the uncertainty over COVID-19. An interim measures direction was issued requiring the two airlines to make available a daily slot pair to rival airlines wishing to operate flights from London to Boston. This has now been advertised and applications close on 24 September. (Mazars)
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Fendi's embellished black gown debuted on the SS19 runway and is the picture of ethereal glamour. It's made with layers of sheer silk tulle, artfully structured into a corset-style overlay with pintuck pleats creating the effect of traditional boning for a defined waist.
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## Inputs

| Name | Description | Type | Default | Required |
|------|-------------|:----:|:-----:|:-----:|
| domain | Organization domain | string | n/a | yes |
| forseti\_version | The version of Forseti to install | string | `"v2.25.1"` | no |
| gsuite\_admin\_email | G Suite admin email | string | n/a | yes |
| instance\_metadata | Metadata key/value pairs to make available from within the client and server instances. | map(string) | `<map>` | no |
| network | Name of the shared VPC | string | n/a | yes |
| network\_project | ID of the project that will have shared VPC | string | n/a | yes |
| org\_id | Organization ID | string | n/a | yes |
| project\_id | ID of the project that will have forseti server | string | n/a | yes |
| region | Region where forseti subnetwork will be deployed | string | `"us-central1"` | no |
| subnetwork | Name of the subnetwork where forseti will be deployed | string | n/a | yes |

## Outputs

| Name | Description |
|------|-------------|
| forseti-client-service-account | Forseti Client service account |
| forseti-client-storage-bucket | Forseti Client storage bucket |
| forseti-client-vm-ip | Forseti Client VM private IP address |
| forseti-client-vm-name | Forseti Client VM name |
| forseti-server-service-account | Forseti Server service account |
| forseti-server-storage-bucket | Forseti Server storage bucket |
| forseti-server-vm-internal-dns | Forseti Server internal DNS |
| forseti-server-vm-ip | Forseti Server VM private IP address |
| forseti-server-vm-name | Forseti Server VM name |
| network | Network where server and client will be deployed |
| network\_project | ID of the network project holding shared VPC |
| project\_id | ID of the service project |
| region | Region in which server and client will be deployed |
| subnetwork | Subnetwork where server and client will be deployed |
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Q: Using open() and read() in C to check a file I am new to C, for a project I need to read a file and find how many 'upgrades', 'installs' and 'removes' there are in a txt file with Pacman package manager logs, which I checked using an open() call (still wondering what the modes are for though).
This is my code:
  char *file;
  int fd;
  size_t size = 1000;
  int characters;
  char buffer[size];
  int upgraded, removed, installed;
  upgraded = removed = installed = 0;

  file = logFile;

  fd = open(file, O_RDONLY, 0600);

  if(fd == -1){
        printf("Unreadable");
        exit(1);
  }

  characters = read(fd, buffer, size);

  for(;;)
  {
        //printf("\n\nUff\n\n");
        characters = read(fd, buffer, size);

        if(characters == -1){
              printf("Error");
              exit(1);
              break;
        }

        if(characters == 0) break;

        if(strstr(buffer, "upgraded") != NULL) {
              upgraded++;
        }
        if(strstr(buffer, "installed") != NULL) {
              installed++;
        }
        if(strstr(buffer, "removed") != NULL) {
              removed++;
        }

        printf("%s", buffer);
  }

  printf("\n\n%d, %d, %d \n\n", installed, removed, upgraded);

  if(close(fd) == -1){
        printf("Unreadable");
        exit(1);
  }

For some reason, the same 20 lines repeat over and over when printing the buffer on the terminal like this:
1-2)
[2019-09-17 12:39] [ALPM] upgraded fuse-common (3.6.2-1 -> 3.6.2-2)
[2019-09-17 12:39] [ALPM] upgraded fuse2 (2.9.9-1 -> 2.9.9-2)
[2019-09-17 12:39] [ALPM] upgraded gettext (0.20.1-1 -> 0.20.1-2)
[2019-09-17 12:39] [ALPM] upgraded libxfont2 (2.0.3-1 -> 2.0.4-1)
[2019-09-17 12:39] [ALPM] upgraded shared-mime-info (1.12-1 -> 1.13.1-2)
[2019-09-17 12:39] [ALPM] upgraded xorg-xkbcomp (1.4.2-1 -> 1.4.2+7+g29fda8e-1)
[2019-09-17 12:39] [ALPM] transaction completed
[2019-09-17 12:39] [ALPM] running '30-systemd-udev-reload.hook'...
[2019-09-17 12:39] [ALPM] running '30-systemd-update.hook'...
[2019-09-17 12:39] [ALPM] running 'texinfo-install.hook'...
[2019-09-17 12:39] [ALPM] running 'update-mime-database.hook'...
[2019-09-17 12:39] [PACMAN] Running 'pacman --color auto -U --noconfirm /tmp/yaourt-tmp-onmunoz/PKGDEST.QXQ/mock-core-configs-31.3-1.1-any.pkg.tar.xz'
[2019-09-17 12:39] [ALPM] transaction started
[2019-09-17 12:39] [ALPM] upgraded mock-core-configs (31.2-1.1 -> 3(31.2-1.1 -> 3#ÇvÇv╗÷l)Ó@

1.3-1.1)
[2019-09-17 12:39] [ALPM] transaction completedd2-1 -> 3.6.2-2)
[2019-09-17 12:39] [ALPM] upgraded fuse2 (2.9.9-1 -> 2.9.9-2)
[2019-09-17 12:39] [ALPM] upgraded gettext (0.20.1-1 -> 0.20.1-2)
[2019-09-17 12:39] [ALPM] upgraded libxfont2 (2.0.3-1 -> 2.0.4-1)
[2019-09-17 12:39] [ALPM] upgraded shared-mime-info (1.12-1 -> 1.13.1-2)
[2019-09-17 12:39] [ALPM] upgraded xorg-xkbcomp (1.4.2-1 -> 1.4.2+7+g29fda8e-1)
[2019-09-17 12:39] [ALPM] transaction completed
[2019-09-17 12:39] [ALPM] running '30-systemd-udev-reload.hook'...
[2019-09-17 12:39] [ALPM] running '30-systemd-update.hook'...
[2019-09-17 12:39] [ALPM] running 'texinfo-install.hook'...
[2019-09-17 12:39] [ALPM] running 'update-mime-database.hook'...
[2019-09-17 12:39] [PACMAN] Running 'pacman --color auto -U --noconfirm /tmp/yaourt-tmp-onmunoz/PKGDEST.QXQ/mock-core-configs-31.3-1.1-any.pkg.tar.xz'
[2019-09-17 12:39] [ALPM] transaction started
[2019-09-17 12:39] [ALPM] upgraded mock-core-configs (31.2-1.1 -> 3(31.2-1.1 -> 3#ÇvÇv╗÷l)Ó@

92, 8, 111

Report is generated at: [packages_report.txt]

And I cannot find the reason (is it the way I use the read() or the pointers?) for the read() function to just read the same lines instead of reading the whole file.

A: The problem is in the way you are interpreting the data. It seems that you are assuming that each read call is reading exactly one line of the file. That is not the case. read will read up to the number of bytes you specify in the count parameter.
So in your case the sequence of your code is roughly as follows. I need to say roughly as you have not given your exact log file so I need to guess the contents (specifically the size of the contents).

*

*Outside the loop: characters = read(fd, buffer, size);. That will read 1000 bytes into the buffer.

*First time read inside the loop. That will read the next 1000 bytes into the buffer.

*First time printf inside the loop. That will print the previously read 1000 bytes.

*Second time read inside the loop. That will attempt to read the next 1000 bytes. However, there isn't 1000 bytes left (I'm guessing here) so only the start of the buffer is overwritten.

*Second time printf inside the loop. Now the last part of the file read in step 4 is shown first and then the remaining part of the read in step 2 is shown.

You can somewhat see this in that the last repeated block's first line is:
2019-09-17 12:39] [ALPM] transaction completedd2-1 -> 3.6.2-2)

We can see that transaction completed is actually the last line of the log file (my guess). And then there is some extra output from the previous read.
The way to fix this? Use fgets to read one line at a time.

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MOST WANTED GAMES 2009/10 – PART TWO
So here's Part Two of the Most Wanted Games 2009/10 and in this part we are going to look at some of titles that will be coming out the back end of the year, early next year and even a few that don't have official release dates yet.
The return of Nathan Drake is very welcome and it will be great to step back into the shoes of the plucky adventurer.
Graphically I suspect there will be only minor improvements – the first game was stunning visually and was the first time I felt a game did HD justice.
But it was the gameplay that hooked everyone and Uncharted 2 looks to maintain the same level of brilliance – the game will be set in different environments but most of the gameplay will be similar to the first game.
One big change is that multi-player will feature in the new game, both co-operative and competitive. See the trailer above for more on that.
Again this is one that will be a huge release and is a game I am really excited about. If you haven't played the first game get it now in preparation for the next installment.
Release Date: TBC 2009
I've only just started playing the first Bioshock and am really enjoying it so far.
If it carries on at this level and turns out to be as great as everyone says then obviously the second game will be one to watch out for.
Looks like the theme this time is sand rather than water but I'm too scared to dig any deeper in case I uncover something that will spoil the first game for me 😳
Dirt2
Release Date: Sept 2009
Well that's certainly a departure from the previous direction of the Colin McRae Dirt game. Last time out it was strictly a point to point rally racing game which was enjoyable but not a huge amount of fun online.
This time they've gone all 'off road' on us and I think it could really take the series to the next level.
Graphically it looks amazing so fingers crossed we be enjoying some quality racing come September!
I loved Dead Space so I was immediately interested to see what the guys that made it are working on next.
Dante's Inferno is the story of the Divine Comedy, a piece of literature revered around the world.
Dante must fight his way through the nine levels of hell, encountering plenty of fiendish opponents on the way.
Could this be a possible rival to God Of War 3? I suspect it'll be different enough not to go head-to-head, in fact it reminds me more of a much darker Devil May Cry – which may not be a bad thing.
No gameplay as yet but I will be hoping for some more details soon.
Release Date: Jan/Feb 2010
Not a great deal is known so far about Assassin's Creed 2 but I am just glad the game is on it's way as I thoroughly enjoyed the first game after a few niggly bits (having to unlock so much of the map :mad:).
There was nothing better than carrying out an assassination successfully and the game gave you plenty of different ways to do it.
Check out some kills from the first game on the video below:
There aren't many games you could do that on (not that I could do all of them anyway :grin:) and my hopes are high for the sequel.
Hopefully they have created more varied means of locating your target rather than the three methods in the first game but either way this should be a brilliant title.
I'm looking forward to seeing some actual gameplay footage.
I Am Alive
Release Date: TBC 2009/10
I'm always slightly dubious with games that release a stunning trailer and then nothing.
I Am Alive appears to be a survival game in the same vein as 'S.O.S Final Escape' on the PS2. You'll be tasked with making your way through the aftermath of a natural disaster (earthquake in this case) and doing you best to survive.
Hopefully this is the case and it's not a government conspiracy/alien invasion (delete as appropriate) because S.O.S was an awesome game and it would be great to have a similar experience in HD.
Fingers crossed that it lives up to the promise of the trailer and hopefully we'll have some gameplay footage or more details soon.
I thought Red Dead Revolver on PS2 was an excellent game and it highlighted an under used environment in gaming recently – the Western.
In the same way InFamous and Prototype are clashing so are Red Dead Redemption and Call Of Juarez (see Part One).
But the games appear to be fundamentally different.
We've seen footage of Juarez but not Red Dead however my interest really peaked last week as a journalist set the internet on fire when he twittered about having the Rockstar guys in the office and said he couldn't say what they'd been shown but that 'it could be GTA5'.
Most people presumed it was GTA5 but it turns out it was likely Red Dead Redemption.
So GTA set in a Western environment – hell yeah!
The story would presumably be a lot less linear than the first game and I think if that is the way the game is going it could really reboot the franchise in a positive way.
Alien Vs Predator
So that's where Aliens: Colonial Marines went 😉
Very little is known, the screenshot above is one of the few bits of info we have.
This could be a fantastic game with (hopefully) a brilliant multi-player aspect.
Not sure whether the game will take it's cue from the old PC game or feature a brand new story but either way excitement levels, especially among fans of either film series, will be reaching fever pitch through the rest of this year as we get more info.
Release Date: TBA 2009/10
Again, not a huge deal is known about this game but I think it looks pretty cool based on the trailer above.
Wet sees you take on the role of a female assassin.
It doesn't seem to be too fussed with an Agent 47 methodical style of killing the victim and getting away with it, more a sort of Angel Of Death bloody rampage type of thing.
Shooting someone while sliding on your knees is the rock n roll of the assassin world 🙂 so let's hope the game can provide plenty of stand out moments alongside the shoot to kill gameplay.
Sony's multiplayer extravaganza is shaping up to be great fun.
Each player takes on the role of a spy and has to complete various objectives within a 24 hour real-time online world.
Effectively there will be no single player mode, only challenges against or with the help of other players.
There will be non-playable characters who players will have to do missions linked to – and they can enlist the help of fellow players online if they want.
There will also be player v player missions, although we're not sure yet if that means team v team or individual v individual.
I would guess maybe one person would have 'guard this paper with your life for 15 minutes' while a numerous amount of others would be trying to track them down and get the paper.
Sounds cool as long as enough people are playing it and I look forward to trying it out.
Formula 1 2010
I'm not a huge fan of F1 but the games of the past have been fairly straightforward affairs – always enjoyable but never really impressing.
Now that Codemasters have the licence I honestly think they can do great things with the game. Their pedigree recently, Dirt/Grid/TOCA, has been rwally good and I'm looking forward to seeing what this game turns out like.
Deus Ex 3
Deus Ex on the PS2 was one of the best games I've ever played.
The amount of choice you had and the amazing story was so awe inspiring I was gutted I never got the chance to play the follow up.
Now it appears they are bringing the third installment to PS3 – with the increased AI the PS3 is capable of, not to mention the leap the graphics, this is one game I can't wait for.
The Real Driving SimulatorTM returns for it's fifth installment sometime in the future – although nobody seems to know quite when it will be ready.
Expect the usual race based realism with lovingly recreated vehicles. I've never really been a huge fan of Gran Turismo – the last one I played seriously was GT2, the others I dipped into.
The difference here could be online, which could really make things interesting. Real life races and championships are a must and I think GT5 will offer a completely different driving experience to both Dirt2 and Formula 1 2010.
I'm sure it'll look amazing but I will want a lot more info on the different game modes before committing to this one.
So there we go, that should be enough to keep you all busy for a while.
I know that not all releases are covered here, this isn't a definitive list by any means – just stuff I'm looking forward to that I thought it would be cool to share on the off chance you haven't heard of it.
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Comment by willbaforce on May 7, 2009 12:07 pm
I'd say Codemasters through the years have been a bit hit and miss, depending on the system they were developing for. Although Micro Machines was ace. I always thought the early TOCAs could have been so much better.
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i'm really hoping dante's inferno works out well – its such a great concept for a game and the trailer looks incredible – fingers crossed on this one!
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Cast
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