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肝疾患時のGlucuron酸抱合に関する研究 第1編 Bilirubin glucuronide分画とBenzoyl glucuronide形成に関する臨床的検討
行武 正躬 岡山大学医学部第一内科教室
81 subjects including 35 cases of acute hepatitis, 20cases of chronic hepatitis, 16 cases of liver cirrhosis, and 10 normal controls were selected for studying the glucuronic acid conjugation and bilirubin glucuronide formation in the subjects with liver diseases. Benzoic acid was administrated in every cases and the fractions of whole benzoic acid, hippuric acid and benzoyl glucuronide in the urine excreted within 6 hours were determined and the results obtained were compared with serum bilirubin glucuronide fraction or the results of liver function tests. The results were as follow. 1. In case that 4g of benzoic acid was administered, no more than 5.3% were conjugated to benzoyl glucuronide, however, when 5g was gigen, the conjugation rate increased to 10.7% in the average value. Then 4g administration was used for this experiment. 2. Although the excretion of total benzoic acid and hippuric acid showed the relative increase, the benzoyl glucuronide formation was found to be diminished in the cases of non icyeric acute or chronic hepatitis and liver cirrhosis. 3. In the icteric stage, the excretion of whole benzoic acid or hippuric acid showed decrease as compared to the non icteric stage, while, benzoul glucuronide formation was found to be increased in the cases of acute or chronic hepatitis, however, no change or a little decrease was observed in the case of liver cirrhosis. 4. The excretions of whole benzoic acid, hippuric acid and benzoyl glucuronide were all decreased in the severe stage of hepatitis, however, the excretion of benzoic acid showed more marked increase as compared to that of hippuric acid excretion as the patients recovered, besides, benzoyl glucuronide excretion also increased with recovery. When the recovery of the patients more progressed the excretion of benzoic acid or hippuric acid became almost normal, on the contrary the benzoyl glucuronide formation decreased. 5. Although the relatively good correlation was observed between benzoyl glucuronide formation and the serum colloidar reactions (TTT, ZnTT, CoCl(2)), no significant correlation could be found between the serum colloidar reactions and the percentage of benzoyl glucuronide to whole benzoic acid excreted. No significant correlation could be found between benzoyl glucuronide and serum alkaline phosphatase or S-GOT, S-GPT. 6. Any significant correlation could not be observed between benzoyl glucuronide formation and the molar ratio of glucuronic acid contained in ester form bilirubin.

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Your CEO may be the exception that proves the rule. But most CEOs don't fully understand the impact emerging digital technologies will have on their industry in the next ten years. They think they do, but they typically limit their thinking through no fault of their own. If changing your business to become a digital business is not the number one goal of your CEO, he doesn't yet understand digital.
What's worse, the Boards of public companies are filled with executives who also don't get it. If they did, they would realize their number one responsibility is to ensure shareholders have a viable business in future years by making sure digital transformation the number one priority of the CEO.
I spend a lot of time working with clients on how to think about digital differently. Digital is not a website. Digital is not a mobile app. Digital is not social media. Digital is a way of thinking, a way looking at the business differently; it requires a broad understanding of how technology will change the world, and the ability to meld that understanding with a passion for creating value for customers.
A digital business uses emerging technologies to help customers get to the outcomes they value better than they could before.


I had a dream last night that the very fat, the moderately fat, the slightly fat, the average-sized, the thin, and the very thin were intermingling without thought to body weight. Some of the very fat were the lovers of the average-sized, and the very thin with the moderately fat, and so on and so forth. And they were all, ultimately, friends.
When I walked through the crowd of All Sizes, I didn't wonder at the size of any one, it was merely a part of how their body was described, like their hair color, or height, and had no connection to their worth as a person.
To walk amongst those of All Sizes and have no thought to what others might perceive as the moral value in being any one of those particular sizes, was a kind of freedom I've never known.
I'd like to get back to that feeling. I'd like to feel it permanently. I would like for you to feel it permanently.
…and not a timeline of numbers on the scale.
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Need to Call an Airline? Your Hold Time Will Be Approximately One Zillion Hours – The Wall Street Journal
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While traveling in Bulgaria with his family in mid-August, Alex Maleev called Deutsche Lufthansa AG hoping to switch his son's plane ticket and get him on an earlier flight back home to New York.
That simple chore, which he thought would take a few minutes by phone, turned into a three-day undertaking. A comic book illustrator, Mr. Maleev, 49, used the time to produce what he calls the Lufthansa Files. He sketched the Marvel Comics superhero Daredevil on the first day during his hourlong wait before he got disconnected. The next day, he drew another Daredevil while on hold for an hour, then hung up. On the third day's hourlong wait, he sketched Marv from the "Sin City" comic series, and posted the drawings on Twitter.
"I can do this all day, apparently so can they," he tweeted. "Let's see who blinks first."
Mr. Maleev never managed to reach anyone during those calls, he said, and eventually rebooked the flight by calling Lufthansa's local office in Bulgaria.
Lufthansa said the wait times are due to high travel demand, complex booking requests and continuously changing travel regulations. "We are doing our utmost to increase our capacities to meet the demand," said spokeswoman Christina Semmel.
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Scandal in the EEZ: Fishing and Foreign Chartered Vessels in New Zealand (1 page).
The Professor Mykhaylo Aleksandrov, a Foreign Chartered Vessel working New Zealand waters for New Zealand companies. Coming into Otago Harbour.
On my travels around the South Island of New Zealand I noticed a few big deep-water fishing boats. One chugged past when we were out on the other Otago Peninsula. It was called the Professor Mykhaylo Aleksandrov.
When I looked it up I discovered that it was crewed by Ukrainians working six month shifts in the Arrow Squid and Jack Mackerel fisheries.
Another boat was tied up at the Dunedin wharfside. This turned out to be Melilla 203. Registered in Korea and chartered to United Fisheries its 27-man crew alleged short payment, poor conditions and abuse in 2011.
It's sister ship, Melilla 201, has had papers filed against it at the High Court in Christchurch by the NZ NGO, Slave Free Seas, alleging that the 35 Indonesian crew are owed more than NZ$1 million in wages, which it says they are entitled to under New Zealand law (see Stuff.co.nz).
The other boat I happened across was the ominously-named, GOM 379 ,at Bluff Harbour. This is another Korean vessel working as a Foreign Chartered Vessel in New Zealand.
The whole issue of conditions on foreign-owned fishing vessels working in New Zealand waters first came to light in June 2011 when the 32-man Indonesian crew of the Oyang 75 walked off their vessel protesting about their treatment and wages (see Stuff above).
The Professor Mykhaylo Aleksandrov at the wharfside in Dunedin. Crewed by Ukrainians the boat works six month shifts in the Arrow Squid and Jack Mackerel fisheries (click for link).
New Zealand has a huge Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) of 4 million square kilometres - the fourth largest in the world (Te Ara). This is enabled by the zones extended from NZ's sub-Antarctic Islands to the south (Auckland Islands and Campbell Island) and south east (Chatham Islands) of the country and to the sub-tropical islands to the north (Kermadec Islands).
This zone comprises the main southern section of the sunken Zealandia continent and is characterised by continental shelf seas that are rich fishing grounds (Marine Biodiversity of Aotearoa New Zealand).
New Zealand Exclusive Economic Zone of 4 million sq/km (white line) and islands and island groups (Te Ara: NZ EEZ).
Over half of New Zealand's fishing catch is brought in by the 27 Foreign Chartered Vessels in the New Zealand fishing fleet.
The use of Foreign Chartered Vessels in the New Zealand fishing fleet has become a scandal and is to be outlawed from 2016.
Interestingly one Maori iwi, New Zealand's biggest, the Ngapuhi has lobbied for an exception to this new regulation.
Peter Talley, chief executive of Nelson-based, Talley's Group, said if the bill passed into law with the Ngapuhi exception, New Zealand would face international boycotts.
"It is a national scandal that Maori, given settlement quota for the purpose of bringing young Maori into the business of fishing, are now given a preferential right to use Third World foreign labour to harvest those very resources," Talley said (see Slave Free Seas).
The Melilla No. 203, registered in Korea and chartered to United Fisheries tied up at the Dunedin wharfside. Its 27-man crew alleged short payment, poor conditions and abuse in 2011. Salve Free Seas investigated (click photo)
GOM 379
'GOM 379', which turned up in one of my photos of Bluff Harbour, turns out to be a Republic of Korean (KOR) flagged stern trawler fishing vessel of 60 metes length and 700 gross tonnes built in 1974.
It is classified in New Zealand as a 'Limited Processing Vessel' allowing it to catch and process fish whole and 'headed and gutted' for export. The 'GOM 379' can freeze about 9.5 tonnes of product every 6 hours (about 38 tonnes per day) and can hold up to 450 tonnes of product before it must return to port to discharge.
On 14th July it was steaming up and down a section of the Tasman Sea about 120km offshore of Greymouth, probably fishing for hoki and squid for which it has an Annual Catch Entitlement (ACE) (see AIS Live Plot below).
Slave Free Seas Video on Wages Abuse on Foreign Chartered Vessels
The GOM 379 is chartered by Northland Deepwater which is a joint venture between Te Runanga A Iwi O Ngapuhi (see my page on Maori social investment) and DSM Ltd established in 1994.
The Indonesian crew will typically stay on board for either a 1 or 2 year contract term in line with the terms of their NZ Work Permits. ... After the first year the Indonesian crew can, and some do, return home for a holiday – typically for 1- 3 months – then re-join the vessel on a renewed Visa.
Phil Smith, manager at Northland Deepwater, which charters the GOM 379 asked two of the longest standing crew members on 30 July 2011 if there were any issues with their pay or their hours of work.
One replied "No, all OK". Smith specifically asked if they were aware of any problems with the newer crew. The same crew member said all crew, "Old crew, new crew - all happy".
(Quotes above from SUBMISSION TO THE MINISTERIAL INQUIRY INTO THE USE AND OPERATION OF FOREIGN CHARTERED VESSELS from NORTHLAND DEEPWATER LIMITED PARTNERSHIP October 6 2011)
Slave Free Seas Video on Hours Worked Abuse on Foreign Chartered Vessels
On 7th May 2014 3 News reported that a crewman on the GOM 379 had died.
The crewman died on Monday while retrieving a fishing net when the ship was in the Southern Ocean, 65 nautical miles north of the Auckland Islands, or about 380 nautical miles south of Bluff and within New Zealand waters.
This was after the Report of the Ministerial Inquiry into Foreign Charter Vessels (FCVs) (2012) that made far reaching recommendations into the regulation of FCVs, which account for half of all the fish catch in New Zealand's Exclusive Economic Zone.
Amongst other things the report recommended that the Health and Safety Act be extended to cover FCV chartered by New Zealand companies working in New Zealand waters. I find it absolutely shocking that this fundamental right and protection was not already in place in 'decent' New Zealand. It is also something that Maori iwi through their Waitangi fisheries agreements are often heavily implicated in this trade.
The 20,000 tonne Kwela bulk carrier loading logs at Bluff Harbour. On left the GOM 379 fishing vessel involved in the Foreign Chartered Vessels outrage in New Zealand (see below).
Excerpts from the Report of the Ministerial Inquiry into Foreign Charter Vessels, 2012 pp. 7-8
Today, the 27 foreign vessels chartered by New Zealand companies are a significant part of the EEZ fishing fleet, accounting for over half of the EEZ fish catch volume landed in New Zealand. (My emphasis)
It is argued by some that FCVs are operating at an unfair competitive advantage over domestic vessels. It is further claimed that the use of FCVs has undermined investment in the domestic fleet, artificially inflated quota values and reduced employment opportunities for New Zealanders.
Criticisms have been directed not just at the foreign owners and operators of the vessels in question but also at the New Zealand charter parties concerned for failing to ensure that their obligations under the Code of Practice on Foreign Fishing Crew are met. Criticisms have also been made of weaknesses in the government's monitoring and enforcement regime.
Creels at Waitapu Wharf, Golden Bay, Tasman
The Panel has concluded that urgent corrective action is required in the way New Zealand regulates the activities of FCVs in its EEZ.
The first set of recommendations deals with changes that can be implemented within the existing legislative framework.
The second set of recommendations involves improvements in the sharing of information, co-ordination of decision making and co-operation in enforcement among key government agencies.
The third set of recommendations relates to amendments to the existing legislation and Code of Practice covering FCVs. The recommended amendments will remove some of the current impediments to the enforcement of New Zealand's rules and enable agencies to take decisive action when rules are breached.
Wharfside, Horseshoe Bay, Stewart Island, Southland.
A key recommendation here is extending the application of the Health and Safety in Employment Act 1992 through the Fisheries Act 1996 to provide protection to crew on board FCVs.
The fourth set of recommendations is that New Zealand should announce its intention, subject to a national interest analysis, to ratify two key International Maritime Organisation conventions (Torremolinos Protocol and SCTW-F). It is also recommended that the merits of ratifying the International Labour Organisation (C188 – Work in Fishing) convention be considered.
The fifth set of recommendations involves a major policy change. We have recommended that legislation be amended to require all FCVs to be placed on a demise charter and their crew to be employed under a New Zealand employment agreement. This would establish the accountability of New Zealand charter parties for the treatment of crew. (My emphasis)
But with a 'transition period to enable the fishing industry to adapt to these changes' p. 8.
Coromandel fishing boats, McGregor Bay.
Mussel Farming
Economic value: Mussel aquaculture from about 1,018 farms produces about 101,311 tonnes (2011) with exports of 38,143 tonnes in 2011. The combined domestic and export value of mussels is $253.1m (2011), with exports making up $218.1m (2011), this was an increase of 30% in exports from the previous year. About 70% of production comes from Marlborough Sounds, about 20% from Coromandel, 3% from Tasman-Golden Bay, 3% from Stewart Island and 2% from Banks Peninsula (see Forest and Bird).
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Snelsey is owned and operated by Brian Snell, est. March 2017. Brian is a Music and Lifestyle Photographer and Writer based out of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada. In August of 2017, Brian teamed up with California based, TandA Media, to become a regular content provider of both photo and concert review and has had the opportunity to photograph many well-known and up-and-coming bands. Most notably, Avenged Sevenfold, Bullet For My Valentine and Breaking Benjamin during "The Stage Tour" at Sasktel Center arena in Saskatoon as well as the legendary Stone Temple Pilots and Warped Tour favourites like State Champs and Silverstein. Seaway, Counterparts, Stray From The Path, Against Me!, Hollywood Undead, Avatar, Dashboard Confessional, as well as a number of local bands in the Saskatoon area, are just a few others that Brian has photographed over the past 18 months.


Math Paper Printable – If it involves you wanting to establish goals yourself there are plenty of ways that this can be accomplished. You can of course only think about putting them. However if you truly need to be certain that you achieve your goals subsequently the use of goal setting worksheets needs to be considered.
You may find several varieties of a budgeting worksheet on the internet you may print or use like a template in a number of your existing apps. Even if you just use it to get thoughts, it is sometimes a big relief once you sit down to create a funds management plan. While not everyone gets the same revenue and investment conditions, this type of worksheet can be really a remarkable place to start.
Make sure you keep uptodate with the changes that have taken place. If the company that you benefit doesn't use the new Excel, go get it on your very own personal use. I'm hearing more and more stories about candidates being requested in job interviews with this question: What sort of Excel does your company usage? After the candidate states 2003, the interviewer cites that this app has changed a lot in the new 2007 launch, also signifies that the applicant has been obsolete with the tools he is employing.
Does this signify there is really a steep learning curve into the more modern versions of Excel? No, if you already know Excel effectively, you are able to learn the brand new menus quite quickly. However, it's different and also you need to spend some time together with it. The primary difference between your old Excel and also the newer upgrades is your menu program. The older style menus have been now gone and changed with newer ones. I needed to hunt around to get somewhat to understand where matters were. The nice thing though is that the mouse menus are enlarged. You must devote a while together with this to be proficient with it.
By incorporating virtually every investment to your monthly budget, you can rest assured that your entire duties are going to be taken good care of. Look online for examples of the budgeting worksheet you could utilize to begin. Many of these are totally free and also you also will almost certainly notice they make the task of creating a budget a lot simpler.
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It is nice to own your own gear but the cost, the hassle of transportation and the fact you have to pay for service and can not swap as conditions, or your abilities, change is making some think twice. Here we look at the advantages of renting with our partner, Intersport.
Years ago the skis and snowboarders could be poor quality and boots were positively uncomfortable.
It wasn't just equipment for the pervious season - it was often years old. Now though it has changed and many of the items for rent are top of the range.
Then there is the hassle and cost of carting your equipment to the mountains.
SWISS do it for free while Monarch and Jet2Ski offer have some offers. The rest though charge. Often alot.
The reality is that if you want to take your skis or snowboard on a plane this year then get ready to pay.
EasyJet is charging £70 for a return journey for a pair of skis, Flybe will take a ski or snowboard bag for £60 return, Monarch's non-deal price is £70 return for seasonal charter flights while Thomas Cook will take £100 from you for transporting your skis.
Ryan Air charges a whopping £120 if you want to take a pair of skis or a snowboard bag on holiday.
Even for those airlines that do not charge it is not always a rosy picture.
SWISS can be expensive, Jet2Ski only fly from airports in the North of the UK, and the Monarch deal ends effectively after two weeks after the season gets properly underway, December 31st 2012).
French ski hire chain Intersport has launched a Ski & Snowboard Hire Calculator, which shows how much you could save by leaving the skis at home, and renting in resort.
The average family of four, for example, on the snow for six days, stands to save in excess of £128. A group of eleven on a weekend ski trip would save as much as £717.
All this, before even starting to think about the cost of the purchasing and servicing skis or snowboards in the first place, or of course the cost of having to hire an estate vehicle large enough to carry all the bulky equipment.
Try it out and see how much you could save, or register for the Intersport newsletter and save even more with further loyalty discounts - see here for details.
If you want to try the calulator to see how much you could save by renting instead of paying the airlines transportation charges then take a look here.
Here at PlanetSKI we have been in Tignes and saw what equipment is on offer, the level of service given and what happens if we want to change equipment, get some powder skis or simply try something different.
For the article from our content editor, James Cove, on the renting experience then see here.
For a PlanetSKI video interview with the general manager of Intersport in Tignes and Val d'Isere Killy, Olivier Zaragoza, about what the shop offers and the advantages of renting then see below.


Bowhunting turkeys can be a difficult task for many reasons. For starters, these are creatures that see absolutely everything, meaning you've got to be exceptionally careful of any movement — even if you're covered up in a ground blind. Maybe even more importantly, there simply isn't much of a kill zone to aim at.
The following is a list of five things you may be doing wrong. Fix these, and your chances of a successful season will increase exponentially.
This is hands down one of the most common mistakes made in the turkey woods with a stick and string. How do I know? Well because I have done it — a lot. It certainly is easy to see how it happens, right? Your anticipation is high and you hear one bird screaming his head off as he gets closer. You know he's in range, you see his white head and you rip that string back. Instead of running into your decoys and posing for you, he hangs up. Now what?
Planning your draw — whether you're in a blind or doing it the hard way out amongst them — can be the factor that your entire hunt hinges on. It's easy to get excited and draw at the first sign of that longbeard, but don't let the excitement cloud your judgment. Simply take a couple deep breaths and watch his body language. If he's in full strut, wait for the back of his fan to face you — it's likely blocking his view behind him. Taking those few extra seconds for him to get distracted with your decoys can mean you have all the time in the world to draw and settle in.
Listen to him, if he's drumming or gobbling he most likely has no idea you're in the world so there is no rush. If you see that he's definitely coming, let him come. Don't draw when he's at 50 yards hoping he will stroll right into 10. Read his body language and plan your draw carefully. Most of the time you only get one chance, so make it count.
Turkeys are birds of communication. Wow, thanks Captain Obvious. No secret there, right? We all need to keep in mind what it means when a longbeard gobbles. He is trying to locate the hen he hears, meaning you, and get "her" to come to him. Too often we start wailing away on calls thinking that he's coming because he's answering. So, we keep calling and calling, all the while thinking he's on his way. Sometimes this is the case and it all comes together, but what can happen is he hangs up in one spot and gobbles at you with the same expectation — you're coming to him because you're being so vocal.
Overcalling is something every turkey has likely done at least once every season. In your calling sequences, remember to try and have that "playing hard to get" approach if you find a bird that isn't completely fired up. Calling more sparingly can give him the idea that the hen he hears is uninterested. Some patience and the right kind of persistencecan push him over the edge and he might close the distance needed to get into your effective range.
A strutting turkey is one of nature's most beautiful sights. They seem to swell up to twice their normal size and body posture changes entirely. When a gobbler goes into strut, you're seeing his feathers stand up. This can wreak havoc on a bowhunter. Be cautious of thinking you have a big surface to aim at, when in reality the body is the same size. Understanding the slight consistencies, in or out of strut, in the body and the bird's anatomy can help you place that arrow in the boiler room.
First, a head shot is a head shot in strut or not. If a gobbler is close enough and you feel confident, aiming from the beard up on a longbeard is arguably the most lethal shot on a turkey. This is a high risk, high reward shot though. A little off the mark in any direction and you're watching him high-tail it for the next county. A turkey's vitals are relatively close to the area surrounding the wing joint. If you study some pictures, both in and out of strut, you can see an identifiable line where the wing connects to the body. This is your "X" and hitting this mark will most likely achieve two things. One, it will get into the vitals resulting in a quick, clean kill. Two, it often breaks the wing bone preventing the bird from flying or getting very far at all. Take a breath concentrate and pick your shot.
This is one I've again had to learn the hard way. The setup in perfect, the bird is charging in and it's a done deal. I've come to full draw and taken my time before squeezing my release — and yet the arrow soars high or flies about two feet in front of him. What in the world happened? It finally dawns on me that my positions were completely different in a hunting situation than standing in the backyard practicing. I needed to start practicing from the same positions I was hunting in.
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Most of us can stand casually in the backyard and punch the "X" all day on a target at 20 yards. However, that is not the way we set up on a hunt. Most of the time we are on our knees or squatted awkwardly, leaning around brush or a blind window. Even the slightest change like this can drastically affect our mechanics and arrow flight. Practice these awkward setups before hunting to understand proper form for these positions. That way, you can hit your mark at the moment of truth.
One of the most frustrating things that can happen in the turkey woods is hearing gobbles and thinking you're in the game, only to hear the gobbles get further and further away. I firmly believe that woodsmanship and understanding how the turkeys utilize the property you hunt trumps even the best sounding calls. Don't get me wrong, a well-executed calling sequence is huge in the turkey woods, but being set up where they want to be stacks the deck heavily in your favor.
Scouting and doing some work before you start hunting is one of the often overlooked strategies. Sure, roosting birds is helpful and can give you a great idea where to start, but taking it a step further to know where and when the birds are using different parts of your ground is essential. Taking notes of dusting locations, scratching and strut zones can be a real game changer. Put out some trail cameras to confirm flock sizes and locations. These steps can help you find the perfect ambush location.


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Whatley Quarry is Hanson Aggregates' largest quarrying site in the UK and demand for product is high. Production output is increasing and Hanson must weigh more limestone, with greater efficiency. Hanson chose Avery Weigh-Tronix BridgeMont weighbridges/truck scales to monitor up to 4.5 million tonnes of product per annum.
In a turnkey project, Avery Weigh-Tronix replaced two outdated weighbridges, provided full traffic management and installed a weighing office complete with air tube documentation delivery system and two remote displays.
Engineers installed the first weighbridge through the site of the old mechanical 'bridge and the second over the top of the existing pit, with an extended flat section before the exit ramp to enable axle weighing.
Unique extended 'bridge stands provide 150 mm of additional clearance between the deck and the pit to ease access for routine cleaning.
The company is working on a solution to network all Hanson's weighbridge indicators to provide an interface with a new ERP system.
New high-strength BridgeMont steel decks are more reliable than the existing weighbridges.
Raised foundations and extended 'bridge stands allow easier pit access, for better cleaning and reduced maintenance.
Traffic Management System eases vehicle congestion for faster throughput and increased safety.
Air tube system allows drivers to send and receive documentation without leaving the security of the cab.
Displays mounted on top of the weighing office for clear driver visibility.
Fully equipped weighing office provides an improved working environment.
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In this tutorial we shall solve a problem of simplified dam break in 2 dimensions using the interFoam.The feature of the problem is a transient flow of two fluids separated by a sharp interface, or free surface. The two-phase algorithm in interFoam is based on the volume of fluid (VOF) method in which a specie transport equation is used to determine the relative volume fraction of the two phases, or phase fraction , in each computational cell. Physical properties are calculated as weighted averages based on this fraction. The nature of the VOF method means that an interface between the species is not explicitly computed, but rather emerges as a property of the phase fraction field. Since the phase fraction can have any value between 0 and 1, the interface is never sharply defined, but occupies a volume around the region where a sharp interface should exist.
The test setup consists of a column of water at rest located behind a membrane on the left side of a tank. At time , the membrane is removed and the column of water collapses. During the collapse, the water impacts an obstacle at the bottom of the tank and creates a complicated flow structure, including several captured pockets of air. The geometry and the initial setup is shown in Figure 4.1.
Figure 4.1: Geometry of the dam break.
The user should go to the damBreak case in their $FOAM_RUN/tutorials/multiphase/interFoam/laminar directory. Generate the mesh running blockMesh as described previously. The damBreak mesh consist of 5 blocks; the blockMeshDict entries are given below.
The user can examine the boundary geometry generated by blockMesh by viewing the boundary file in the constant/polyMesh directory. The file contains a list of 5 boundary patches: leftWall, rightWall, lowerWall, atmosphere and defaultFaces. The user should notice the type of the patches. The atmosphere is a standard patch, i.e. has no special attributes, merely an entity on which boundary conditions can be specified. The defaultFaces patch is empty since the patch normal is in the direction we will not solve in this 2D case. The leftWall, rightWall and lowerWall patches are each a wall. Like the plain patch, the wall type contains no geometric or topological information about the mesh and only differs from the plain patch in that it identifies the patch as a wall, should an application need to know, e.g. to apply special wall surface modelling.
A good example is that the interFoam solver includes modelling of surface tension at the contact point between the interface and wall surface. The models are applied by specifying the alphaContactAngle boundary condition on the alpha.water ( ) field. With it, the user must specify the following: a static contact angle, theta0 ; leading and trailing edge dynamic contact angles, thetaA and thetaR respectively; and a velocity scaling function for dynamic contact angle, uTheta.
In this tutorial we would like to ignore surface tension effects between the wall and interface. We can do this by setting the static contact angle, and the velocity scaling function to 0. However, the simpler option which we shall choose here is to specify a zeroGradient type on alpha.water, rather than use the alphaContactAngle boundary condition.
inletOutlet, which is a zeroGradient condition when flow outwards, fixedValue when flow is inwards.
At all wall boundaries, the fixedFluxPressure boundary condition is applied to the pressure field, which calculates the normal gradient from the local density gradient.
The defaultFaces patch representing the front and back planes of the 2D problem, is, as usual, an empty type.
This is achieved by running the setFields utility. It requires a setFieldsDict dictionary, located in the system directory, whose entries for this case are shown below.
The defaultFieldValues sets the default value of the fields, i.e. the value the field takes unless specified otherwise in the regions sub-dictionary. That sub-dictionary contains a list of subdictionaries containing fieldValues that override the defaults in a specified region. The region is expressed in terms of a topoSetSource that creates a set of points, cells or faces based on some topological constraint. Here, boxToCell creates a bounding box within a vector minimum and maximum to define the set of cells of the liquid region. The phase fraction is defined as 1 in this region.
The user should then execute setFields as any other utility is executed. Using paraFoam, check that the initial alpha.water field corresponds to the desired distribution as in Figure 4.2.
Figure 4.2: Initial conditions for phase fraction alpha.water.
Let us examine the transportProperties file in the constant directory. Its dictionary contains the material properties for each fluid, separated into two subdictionaries phase1 and phase2. The transport model for each phase is selected by the transportModel keyword. The user should select Newtonian in which case the kinematic viscosity is single valued and specified under the keyword nu. The viscosity parameters for the other models, e.g.CrossPowerLaw, are specified within subdictionaries with the generic name <model>Coeffs, i.e.CrossPowerLawCoeffs in this example. The density is specified under the keyword rho.
The surface tension between the two phases is specified under the keyword sigma. The values used in this tutorial are listed in Table 4.1.
Time step control is an important issue in free surface tracking since the surface-tracking algorithm is considerably more sensitive to the Courant number than in standard fluid flow calculations. Ideally, we should not exceed an upper limit in the region of the interface. In some cases, where the propagation velocity is easy to predict, the user should specify a fixed time-step to satisfy the criterion. For more complex cases, this is considerably more difficult. interFoam therefore offers automatic adjustment of the time step as standard in the controlDict. The user should specify adjustTimeStep to be yes and the maximum for the phase fields, maxAlphaCo, and other fields, maxCo, to be 0.5. The upper limit on time step maxDeltaT can be set to a value that will not be exceeded in this simulation, e.g. 1.0.
The interFoam solver uses the multidimensional universal limiter for explicit solution (MULES) method, created by OpenCFD, to maintain boundedness of the phase fraction independent of underlying numerical scheme, mesh structure, etc. The choice of schemes for convection are therefore not restricted to those that are strongly stable or bounded, e.g. upwind differencing.
The convection schemes settings are made in the divSchemes sub-dictionary of the fvSchemes dictionary. In this example, the convection term in the momentum equation ( ), denoted by the div(rhoPhi,U) keyword, uses Gauss linearUpwind grad(U) to produce good accuracy. The term, represented by the div(phi,alpha) keyword uses the vanLeer scheme. The term, represented by the div(phirb,alpha) keyword, can similarly use the vanLeer scheme, but generally produces smoother interfaces using the linear scheme.
In the fvSolution, the PISO sub-dictionary contains elements that are specific to interFoam. There are the usual correctors to the momentum equation but also correctors to a PISO loop around the phase equation. Of particular interest are the nAlphaSubCycles and cAlpha keywords. nAlphaSubCycles represents the number of sub-cycles within the equation; sub-cycles are additional solutions to an equation within a given time step. It is used to enable the solution to be stable without reducing the time step and vastly increasing the solution time. Here we specify 2 sub-cycles, which means that the equation is solved in half length time steps within each actual time step.
The cAlpha keyword is a factor that controls the compression of the interface where: 0 corresponds to no compression; 1 corresponds to conservative compression; and, anything larger than 1, relates to enhanced compression of the interface. We generally recommend a value of 1.0 which is employed in this example.
The code will now be run interactively, with a copy of output stored in the log file.
Post-processing of the results can now be done in the usual way. The user can monitor the development of the phase fraction alpha.water in time, e.g. see Figure 4.3.
Figure 4.3: Snapshots of liquid phase .
The results from the previous example are generated using a fairly coarse mesh. We now wish to increase the mesh resolution and re-run the case. The new case will typically take a few hours to run with a single processor so, should the user have access to multiple processors, we can demonstrate the parallel processing capability of OpenFOAM.
Here, the entry is presented as printed from the blockMeshDict file; in short the user must change the mesh densities, e.g. the 46 10 1 entry, and some of the mesh grading entries to 1 2 1. Once the dictionary is correct, generate the mesh.
The method of parallel computing used by OpenFOAM is known as domain decomposition, in which the geometry and associated fields are broken into pieces and allocated to separate processors for solution. The first step required to run a parallel case is therefore to decompose the domain using the decomposePar utility. There is a dictionary associated with decomposePar named decomposeParDict which is located in the system directory of the tutorial case; also, like with many utilities, a default dictionary can be found in the directory of the source code of the specific utility, i.e. in $FOAM_UTILITIES/parallelProcessing/decomposePar for this case.
The first entry is numberOfSubdomains which specifies the number of subdomains into which the case will be decomposed, usually corresponding to the number of processors available for the case.
In this tutorial, the method of decomposition should be simple and the corresponding simpleCoeffs should be edited according to the following criteria. The domain is split into pieces, or subdomains, in the , and directions, the number of subdomains in each direction being given by the vector . As this geometry is 2 dimensional, the 3rd direction, , cannot be split, hence must equal 1. The and components of split the domain in the and directions and must be specified so that the number of subdomains specified by and equals the specified numberOfSubdomains, i.e. numberOfSubdomains. It is beneficial to keep the number of cell faces adjoining the subdomains to a minimum so, for a square geometry, it is best to keep the split between the and directions should be fairly even. The delta keyword should be set to 0.001.
For example, let us assume we wish to run on 4 processors. We would set numberOfSubdomains to 4 and . When running decomposePar, we can see from the screen messages that the decomposition is distributed fairly even between the processors.
The user may run on more nodes over a network by creating a file that lists the host names of the machines on which the case is to be run as described in User Guide section ??. The case should run in the background and the user can follow its progress by monitoring the log file as usual.
Figure 4.4: Mesh of processor 2 in parallel processed case.
Figure 4.5: Snapshots of liquid phase with refined mesh.
Once the case has completed running, the decomposed fields and mesh must be reassembled for post-processing using the reconstructPar utility. Simply execute it from the command line. The results from the fine mesh are shown in Figure 4.5. The user can see that the resolution of interface has improved significantly compared to the coarse mesh.
then processor1 will appear as a case module in ParaView. Figure 4.4 shows the mesh from processor 1 following the decomposition of the domain using the simple method.


More than 2.5 million Indian soldiers fought in the 2nd World War. While the overwhelming majority of them fought for the British in the name of 'King and the Empire'; a significant number of Indians heeded the call of Subhas Chandra Bose and fought against the British Empire and the allies for the liberation of India.
The soldiers under the leadership of Subhas Chandra Bose not only fought in the Burma and South East Asian Campaigns but were also involved in the European Theatre of war in the 2nd World War. At least 3000 Indian soldiers were organized into an armed brigade under the German Wehrmacht in 1942 and they were known as the Free Indian Legion (Legion Freies Indien).While, the sacrifices of the soldiers of INA in Burma are widely recognized in India, the story of these soldiers of Free Indian legion in Europe is not as widely known.
The Indian Legion (German: Indische Legion), officially the Free India Legion (German: Legion Freies Indien) or Infantry Regiment 950 (Indian) (German: Infanterie-Regiment 950 (indisches), I.R. 950) and later the Indian Volunteer Legion of the Waffen-SS (German: Indische Freiwilligen Legion der Waffen-SS), was a military unit raised during World War II in Nazi Germany. Intended to serve as a liberation force for British-ruled India, it was made up of Indian prisoners of war and expatriates in Europe. Because of its origins in the Indian independence movement, it was known also as the "Tiger Legion", and the "Azad Hind Fauj". Initially raised as part of the German Army, it was part of the Waffen-SS from August 1944. Indian independence leader Subhas Chandra Bose initiated the legion's formation, as part of his efforts to win India's independence by waging war against Britain, when he came to Berlin in 1941 seeking German aid. The initial recruits in 1941 were volunteers from the Indian students resident in Germany at the time, and a handful of the Indian prisoners of war who had been captured during the North Africa Campaign. It would later draw a larger number of Indian prisoners of war as volunteers.
Though it was initially raised as an assault group that would form a pathfinder to a German-Indian joint invasion of the western frontiers of British India, only a small contingent was ever put to its original intended purpose. A hundred legionnaires were parachuted into eastern Iran under Operation Bajadere and infiltrated into Baluchistan Province to undertake sabotage operations, which they reportedly did successfully, but with insignificant effect. A small contingent, including much of the Indian officer corps and enlisted leadership, was transferred to the Indian National Army in south-east Asia. The majority of the troops of the Indian Legion were only ever stationed in Europe in non-combat duties, in the Netherlands, and in France until the Allied invasion. They saw action in the retreat from the Allied advance across France, fighting mostly against the French Resistance. One company was sent to Italy in 1944, where it saw action against British and Polish troops and undertook anti-partisan operations.
At the time of the surrender of Nazi Germany in 1945, the remaining men of the Indian Legion made efforts to march to neutral Switzerland over the Alps, but these efforts proved futile as they were captured by American and French troops and eventually shipped back to India to face charges of treason. Because of the uproar the trials of Indians who served with the Axis caused among civilians and the military of British India, the legion members' trials were not completed. The Legion is not to be confused with Bose's Indian National Army aligned with the Japanese in Burma.
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Australia turns from defense to offense in wildfire battle
"The fire behavior has changed. So we're able to get in front of the fire now, get on the offensive."
Rick Rycroft, The Associated Press
A firefighter keeps an eye on a controlled fire as they work at building a containment line at a wildfire near Bodalla, Australia, Sunday, Jan. 12, 2020. Authorities are using relatively benign conditions forecast in southeast Australia for a week or more to consolidate containment lines around scores of fires that are likely to burn for weeks without heavy rainfall.
By Nick Perry | The Associated Press
PUBLISHED: January 12, 2020 at 9:47 am | UPDATED: January 12, 2020 at 9:51 am
BODALLA, Australia — Crews battling Australia's wildfires said Sunday that they have been able to turn from defense to offense for the first time in weeks thanks to a break in the weather.
Dale McLean, who is helping manage the response to a fire near the town of Bodalla in New South Wales state, was part of team that was bulldozing down small trees and burning scrub ahead of the fire's projected path to try to stop it from reaching a major highway by starving it of fuel.
"This fire took a major run about seven or eight days ago, and with the weather changing now, the weather settling down, the fire has settled down," he said. "The fire behavior has changed. So we're able to get in front of the fire now, get on the offensive."
Other workers echoed McLean's comments, saying cooler temperatures and mild winds have finally offered them a chance to make progress. The weather is expected to remain benign for the next week, although any deterioration in conditions after that could see the wildfires flare up again.
While battling the blazes, volunteer firefighting veteran Mick Stain found some moth larvae, or "witchetty grubs," and turned them into what's known in Australia as bush tucker by roasting them directly on the fire's burning coals.
"Bit creamy and nutty, but they're all right," Stain said. "They're not spew-worthy, so they're pretty good."
Meanwhile, U.S. tennis star Serena Williams donated her $43,000 winner's check from New Zealand's ASB Classic to the fundraising appeal for victims of the wildfires, joining many other tennis stars to pledge money, including Ash Barty, Nick Kygrios, Novak Djokovic and Maria Sharapova.
Also on Sunday, news came that another firefighter had been killed. Bill Slade — one of the few professionals among mainly volunteer brigades battling blazes across southeast Australia — died after being hit by a falling tree on Saturday near Omeo in eastern Victoria state, Forest Fire Management Victoria Executive Director Chris Hardman said.
The 60-year-old married father of two was commended in November for 40 years of service with the forestry agency.
"Although we do have enormous experience in identifying hazardous trees, sometimes these tree failures can't be predicted," Hardman said. "Working on the fire ground in a forest environment is a dynamic, high-risk environment and it carries with it significant risk."
The tragedy brings the death toll to at least 27 in a crisis that has destroyed more than 2,000 homes and scorched an area larger than the U.S. state of Indiana since September. Four of the casualties have been firefighters.
The crisis has brought accusations that Prime Minister Scott Morrison's conservative government needs to take more action to counter climate change, which experts say has worsened the blazes. Thousands of protesters rallied Friday in Sydney and Melbourne, calling for Morrison to be fired and for Australia to take tougher action on global warming.
The prime minister said Sunday that his government was building resilience to the fire danger posed by climate change.
He said the government was developing a national disaster risk reduction framework within the Department of Home Affairs that will deal with wildfires, cyclones, floods and drought.
"This is a longer-term risk framework model which deals with one of the big issues in response to the climate changing," Morrison said.
He said his government accepted that climate change was leading to longer, hotter and drier summers, despite junior government lawmaker George Christensen posting on social media over the weekend that the cause of the latest fires was arson rather than man-made climate change. Another junior lawmaker, Craig Kelly, has also publicly denied any link between climate change and fire crisis.
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"The government's policy is set by the Cabinet. Our party room has a broad range of views," Morrison said of those within government ranks who reject mainstream climate science.
Morrison also announced that 76 million Australian dollars ($52 million) would be spent on providing psychological counseling for firefighters and fire-affected communities as part of a previously announced AU$2 billion ($1.4 billion) recovery fund.
"There has been a deep scar in the landscape that has been left right across our country," Morrison said. "But I am also very mindful, as is the government, of the very real scars that will be there for quite a period of time to come for those who've been exposed to the trauma of these bushfires."
While the fire threat is most acute in rural communities, wildfire smoke that has choked some of Australia's largest cities is a reminder to many urban Australians of the unfolding disaster.
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package org.apache.provisionr.cloudstack.activities;

import java.io.IOException;
import org.activiti.engine.delegate.DelegateExecution;
import org.apache.provisionr.api.access.AdminAccess;
import org.apache.provisionr.api.pool.Pool;
import org.apache.provisionr.cloudstack.core.KeyPairs;
import org.apache.provisionr.core.CoreProcessVariables;
import static org.fest.assertions.api.Assertions.assertThat;
import org.jclouds.cloudstack.domain.SshKeyPair;
import org.junit.After;
import org.junit.Before;
import org.junit.Test;
import static org.mockito.Mockito.mock;
import static org.mockito.Mockito.when;

public class EnsureKeyPairExistsLiveTest extends CloudStackActivityLiveTest<EnsureKeyPairExists> {

    public static final String TEST_KEY_FINGERPRINT = "0e:2f:16:f4:15:a3:80:e8:c5:1a:8b:85:e4:fe:69:fa";
    private final String KEYPAIR_NAME = KeyPairs.formatNameFromBusinessKey(BUSINESS_KEY);

    @Override
    @Before
    public void setUp() throws Exception {
        super.setUp();
        logKeyPairs();
    }

    @Override
    @After
    public void tearDown() throws Exception {
        context.getApi().getSSHKeyPairClient().deleteSSHKeyPair(KEYPAIR_NAME);
        logKeyPairs();
        super.tearDown();
    }

    @Test
    public void testEnsureKeyPairExists() throws Exception {
        final AdminAccess adminAccess = AdminAccess.builder()
            .username("admin")
            .publicKey(getResourceAsString("/org/apache/provisionr/test/id_rsa_test.pub"))
            .privateKey(getResourceAsString("/org/apache/provisionr/test/id_rsa_test"))
            .createAdminAccess();

        DelegateExecution execution = mock(DelegateExecution.class);
        Pool pool = mock(Pool.class);

        when(pool.getProvider()).thenReturn(provider);
        when(pool.getAdminAccess()).thenReturn(adminAccess);

        when(execution.getProcessBusinessKey()).thenReturn(BUSINESS_KEY);
        when(execution.getVariable(CoreProcessVariables.POOL)).thenReturn(pool);

        activity.execute(execution);
        assertKeyPairWasImportedAsExpected();

        /* the second call should just re-import the key */
        activity.execute(execution);
        assertKeyPairWasImportedAsExpected();
    }

    private void assertKeyPairWasImportedAsExpected() throws IOException {
        SshKeyPair pair = context.getApi().getSSHKeyPairClient().getSSHKeyPair(KEYPAIR_NAME);
        assertThat(pair.getFingerprint()).isEqualTo(TEST_KEY_FINGERPRINT);
    }
}

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For the last few weeks, I've been traveling and performing in Europe with the Wilbur Rehmann Quintet. From the quaint little towns like Fa, Quillan, Eygalieres and Moustiers Sainte-Marie, to the lively centers of Carcassonne, Cannes, Nice and Paris. Tourist season is now in full swing; the French Open is behind us and the Tour de France is about to begin. France has also seen some unusual weather; flooding has closed the town of Lourdes, postponing the annual pilgrimage there.
The French however, are a resilient lot, and will bounce back as they have for centuries. In my next few columns, I'll describe a few of the amazing places I'll be visiting; France, England and Portugal, all the while, heeding travel writer Rick Steves' adage of "getting to know the locals, and straying off the beaten path."
After a rather uncomfortable flight from SFO, non-stop to Heathrow; (with an iPad playing, fidgety child and seats designed to extract more money than comfort), we actually arrived too late to make the French connection due to winds, however another flight was available and before we knew it, we were in Toulouse. Next up, the fortress City of Carcassonne.
Carcassonne is one of the largest castles in Europe; Charlamagne gave up trying to take it by staving them out, when a woman named "Carcas" threw a pig over the walls; she told them they had plenty of food, and would outlast any invasion; she was bluffing, but it worked, or so the story goes. Inside the walls are wonderful shops, food and tourist attractions for all. Carcassonne is the real deal, unlike that fake castle winery in Napa.
Our host in Carcassonne was also one of my old bandmates; ex-patriot and bassist extraordinaire; Stanley Adler. Stanley and I had played and worked with both Madonna and Brian Eno back in the '80s, so this was a real treat to have him for this tour. Stanley showed us the amazing, little known towns of Fa and Quillan; with British, Dutch, American and Australian ex-pat artists and musicians now living in the Lanqueduc-Rousillon region. Peaceful, gorgeous, affordable and idyllic, it's no wonder these folks have settled there.
We next traveled to the town of Eygalieres for the first of two shows with the full quintet. Eygalieres was even more beautiful; they were making a movie about the "Mistral" with Jean Reno; the owners of Le Cafe de la Place were wonderful and the French musicians who joined us were superb. Despite my terrible French; we were able to communicate through music; we all spoke the universal language of jazz and our vocabulary consisted of words like Monk, Coltrane, Herbie Hancock and Pat Metheny. One of the most enjoyable experiences I have ever had and will truly treasure.
After Eygalieres, we were off to Cannes and Nice. The film festival had just ended and the "Croissette" was teaming with people. Our hosts were also ex-pats; musicians and artists. After some recording and some great jams, we traveled a mere 2 hours away to the beautiful town of Moustiers Sainte-Marie and the Gorge du Verdon; the Grand Canyon of France. The blue-green waters of the gorge is like nothing I have ever seen; caused by a combination of the clay, the micro-algae and natural fluoride. If you love Yosemite and Lake Tahoe, you will love renting a kayak or canoe as we did, and paddling up the gorge for some of the beautiful scenery.
With the gorge behind us, we drove next to Nice; a vibrant, coastal mecca with food, music, French-Italian history and shops galore. You can play tennis, volleyball on the beach, hit the clubs or sun yourselves on any of the public, (free), or private beaches. Between Cannes and Nice was the Musee de Picasso in Antibles, with works also by Joan Miro and many others.
Picasso lived in this old castle, now converted to a museum, for 4 months following the events of World War II, and entered into an artistic "period of light, optimism and celebration."
There is also a Chagall and Matisse museum in Nice, well worth visiting if you are a fan of their works. After a lovely dinner with more friends and ex-pats, (there are a lot of them in Europe), it was time to bid adieu to the south of France, if only for a little bit. Next up, Paris, London, Kent, Cambridge and Wimbledon.


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Fast Company spoke to Hartman about metrics, Haiti, and the dignity of choice.
Do you feel that we've reached a tipping point where we can change things for women and kids in poverty?
Honestly, I think you don't need to identify a turning point in time. We trust numbers and metrics more than trends. I believe that the more that we're able to take information and communicate it on a broad scale the more people share it. We're a much more communicative populous today than we were ten years ago. And this is very encouraging.
What is the impetus behind your consulting work?
I believe that my little niche in the world is that I can convince for-profits that they can have an impact on poverty and serve their financial strategy, and that they should do it because it will serve their strategy. If I can sit in front of a CFO, I can demonstrate how partnering with people in developing economies will serve the bottom line.
As an academic, I'd dabbled and tried things and tested theory. I would say that the first partner where I said "this is actually going to work" was a woman named Amanda Tucker, a young woman who was so impressive at Nike. Nike let me in–this is the late 1990s–and taught me the value of transparency. They let me go see their factories in Vietnam, right after all their challenges. They were willing to let faculty go in and generate ideas. I did a book called Rising Above Sweatshops: Innovative Responses to Global Labor Challenges. It's not all glowingly positive, but I had the time to outline the challenges they face and their responses to stakeholders. One of the problems Nike was having was that kids would lie about their age to stay atwork. Because it was better to have a job even if you're underage. How do you discover someone's real age if they don't have any identification? And how do you solve the problem that taking away their employment causes? These are hard issues. I wanted business students to understand that businesses have to make really tough decisions.
From the moment I touch down, I feel like my voice actually gets heard. I feel like when I'm there, I'm worthwhile. I feel like my actions have a purpose and an impact. I can demonstrate, often within hours, what we've purchased with even the smallest contributions to L'Ecole de Choix. In about a week, I can show you the children using it, and within a month I can show you how we've assessed their learning with it. I can show you that they have learned something pretty remarkable. When I can get a metric and see the value of the work that I'm doing, that's the work I want to do.
But some metrics are more troubling than others.
One of the things that has been most devastating to me about what I've seen is restavek, one of the worst forms of child slavery in the world. The word comes from the French and Kreyol, which means "to stay with." I think it emerged from a very well meaning intent, which was to take care of children when their parents couldn't take care of them. But in the Haitian context, the child is often sent away because the parents can't afford to feed the child, the child will die, or the parents are dead. When they are sent away, often it's to a violent, even sexually abusive environment, where the recipient, often not a family member, will treat the child like a slave. It's a horrendous, torturous environment. And it's been painful for me to see. I've been working with members of the Vincentian family, which is the overarching religious family that represents DePaul University, and they have opened schools in Haiti for children who are restavek. For many, it's the only opportunity they've had to be educated.
Do you serve the restavek population?
Our school is a different environment. Most of our children are survivors of the 2010 earthquake. A good third of our community still have no housing, and most or all have not had the opportunity to go to school before. Our children are between pre-K and fourth grade. They only spoke Kreyol. We are giving them an education that far surpasses what might have been available. They are learning three languages, English, French, and Kreyol. It's called L'Ecole de Choix because we're giving them that dignity of choice, that they have the same choices my children have. They should be able to choose what they want to be when they grow up. They should be able to choose what they want to eat–our meal is the only meal they may have all day. They should choose what they're interested in studying. Listen, I delayed the opening of the school for a day because the doors hadn't been installed on the bathrooms yet–the only working toilets they may have ever seen! I wanted to give them the dignity of choosing privacy. It was worth it.
You make it sound almost easy.
Hey, I get frustrated. We recently got these school packs and personal care packs donated to us–toothbrush, toothpaste, and washcloth. The Navy brought it over and we gave them to the students to give to their families. We found that many of the parents had sold them. These people are living with nothing. I need to learn from the desperation, because it's important to acknowledge. I don't talk about this as a charity or a philanthropy. I'm not here to rescue or to "help" them. I'm here to help them help themselves.


Former world title challenger and WBO #1 rated Jesse Hart (23-1, 19 KOs) demolished Thomas Awimbono (24-8-1, 20 KOs) in the first round on Saturday night at the American Bank Center in Corpus Christi, Texas. Hart dropped Awimbono twice to promptly end it. First with a right uppercut, then with a right/left combination. Time was 1:28. Hart is the son of Philadelphia boxing legend Eugene "Cyclone" Hart.
Former WBA interim super lightweight champion Jose Benavidez Jr. (26-0, 17 KOs) reappeared to the ring for the first time since 2016 with an eight round TKO over Matthew Strode (24-6, 9 KOs). Benavidez returned after taking a gunshot to the leg. He is the older brother of current WBC super middleweight champion David Benavidez.
WBO #12 super middleweight Rohan Murdock (22-1, 16 KOs) scored a fourth round stoppage against Frank Filippone (23-7-1, 8 KOs). Murdock could be a future Zurdo Ramirez challenger.
Highly regarded lightweight prospect Teofimo Lopez (8-0, 6 KOs) scored a six round unanimous decision over late sub Juan Pablo Sanchez (30-15, 14 KOs). Scores were 60-54, 60-54, 59-55. Lopez suffered a cut over his left eye in round two.
17-year-old Top Rank prospects Gabriel Flores Jr. (6-0, 5 KOs) and David Kaminsky (1-0) were both victorious in separate bouts.


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