Made on a buckram pillbox frame and draped with hound's tooth wool fabric and black and white gives the effect of a turban. On trend, but always a classic.
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Asociația Cluburilor Europene (), abreviat ECA, este unicul organ independent ce reprezintă direct cluburile de fotbal la nivel european. ECA există pentru a proteja și promova cluburile europene de fotbal. Scopul său e să creeze un nou, mai democratic model de guvernare care reflectă pe deplin rolul cheie al cluburilor în fotbal.

Membri fondatori
Următoarele 16 cluburi au fondat ECA în 2008:

Anderlecht

Dinamo Zagreb

Copenhagen

Chelsea
Manchester United

Lyon

Bayern München

Olympiacos

Juventus
Milan

Birkirkara

Ajax

Porto

Rangers

Barcelona
Real Madrid

Membri actuali ai ECA

Aceasta este lista completă a tuturor membrilor ECA.

Referințe

Legături externe
Official homepage

Organizații din fotbal
Organizații europene
Fondări în 2008

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Fox News bowed to pressure from Kelly Preston, Tom Cruise and other members of the Church of Scientology when it fired columnist Roger Friedman, the entertainment journo is expected to charge in a wrongful termination lawsuit this week.
In April, Rupert Murdoch's News Corp. announced it had "terminated" Friedman after he wrote on FoxNews.com about watching a pirated Internet copy of 20th Century Fox's "X-Men Origins: Wolverine."
Friedman is convinced that was a cover story. Last August, Friedman went to Memphis for the funeral of his friend and R&B legend Isaac Hayes, who was a Scientologist. Preston was also in town for the funeral. Friedman, who now writes for The Hollywood Reporter, tells us that when Preston saw him at the Peabody Hotel, Mrs. John Travolta loudly blasted him for his columns criticizing Scientology.
"She called me a 'religious bigot,' " Friedman recalls.
The following month, says an ally of Friedman, Preston voiced her complaints about Friedman to Fox News chief Roger Ailes and his then-EVP, John Moody.
"Moody talked to her on the phone," says the source. "When she couldn't get Moody to fire Friedman, she called him a [obscenity]."
Ailes and Moody later agreed to meet with Preston and Church of Scientology spokesman Tommy Davis (the son of actress Anne Archer), according to the source, who says Friedman's editors subsequently forbid him from writing about the death in January of Preston's son, Jett.
Meanwhile, Friedman says, 20th Century Fox chairman Jim Gianopoulos had been encouraging him to lay off Cruise's movie "Valkyrie," which Fox was distributing internationally.
Last month, Variety reported that Cruise was in advanced talks to star with Cameron Diaz in a Fox action comedy, "Wichita." A source suspects that Cruise may have made Friedman's ouster a condition of the actor appearing in "Wichita. "
After the studio accused Friedman of "promoting" piracy with his positive "Wolverine" review, "nobody from Fox News defended me," says Friedman. "They let the studio dictate to the newsroom."
Friedman's attorney, Martin Garbus, says: "It's outrageous that Rupert Murdoch made a decision to fire Roger after four of Roger's editors and superiors reviewed his column and found it very good. In falsely claiming Roger engaged in piracy, they attempted to destroy the reputation of a fine journalist." Friedman's "411" column is said to have attracted 50 million hits a year.
Murdoch is reported to have bristled a few years back when Scientologists tried to recruit his son Lachlan. But Garbus said, "I've seen how Scientology intimidates even the most powerful media. That seems to be what happened here."
According to Garbus, the leak of "Wolverine" onto the Web traced back to Murdoch asking the studio to make him a DVD copy of the unfinished movie. "Apparently, someone made another copy for themselves," says Garbus.
Garbus crows that the suit, due to be filed in Manhattan Federal Court, is a "slam dunk."
A Fox News rep declined to comment. Cruise's attorney said it was "utterly false" that the actor sought Friedman's removal. Preston's lawyer, Martin Singer called Friedman's claim "absurd and ridiculous. He was terminated just days after [his 'Wolverine' column]. It is outrageous to try to blame my client... on the basis of something that supposedly took place eight months earlier."


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We love the combo of salmon pink and neon yellow—plus, peep that galactic inside.
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Mr. Potato Head is a classic toy. You can mix and match his features anyway you like, but he's still just a spud. However, this Batman Classic Mr. Potato Head takes things to the next level.
Gotham city has a new protector and he's wearing Batman's classic batsuit from the comic book. The Batman Classic Mr. Potato Head stands about 6-inches tall and is ready to fight crime. Kids will love it because it's a classic toy, adults will love it because it is humorous.
This geeky take on the classic toy is just $17.99 from Entertainment Earth and Amazon.com.


In June of this year, TechRadar broke the news that Netflix had partnered with Telltale Games to bring an adaptation of its popular Minecraft Story Mode game to Netflix's Choose Your Own Adventure formula. Now, we know that Black Mirror is in for the same treatment, thanks to a Bloomberg report.
While previous titles in Netflix's Choose Your Own Adventure formula have been season-long adventures, this Black Mirror venture will only last a single episode that, according to Bloomberg, will be part of the show's fifth season that's due to come out in December.
Last year, Netflix tested a new type of content that it called "interactive series" that began with three kid-friendly shows (Puss in Book: Trapped in an Epic Tale, Buddy Thunderstruck: The Maybe Pile and Stretch Armstrong: The Breakout) wherein the audience controlled the outcome of the story.
While Bloomberg only outed Black Mirror and Minecraft as two new interactive series coming to Netflix before the end of the year, the publication says Netflix is developing "a slate of specials" that will expand its existing offerings in that area.
The caveat to the Netflix news is that, while almost all smartphones work with this type of content, only certain TVs and streaming players are compatible with Netflix's interactive adventures – Chromecast and Apple TV do not, for example.
Despite a few outliers, Netflix's interactive adventures are almost universally compatible with modern smart devices, and now only needs some universally appealing content to entice potential viewers.


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Kindof a Blog about projects my Luthier's working on and other musical fun.
We have a guitar Nowell made called the "Circle of Life" and he decided to use it as a template for the overall look of the "Guitar-Drop". How big to make the parts in relation to the trailer was an ongoing conversation. We also were trying to use the same materials as you would on a guitar such as mother of peal, abalone, frets, herringbone trim, a real wood bridge and fingerboard; mostly we adhered to this.
The essentials were done first though …i.e. roof, making it water tight and finishing the kitchen. I have a great desire for quarter-sawn oak and so Nowell found some "high flake" veneer for the sides (top/face) of the trailer, both sides of the trailer were to be the same. He made a decision to make the herringbone trim himself and then inlay it; that was a monster job! We worked together in deciding the fret-board inlays; I drew it and he cut it (2 Seagulls) and discussed the wood choice for the bridge. We wanted it to be pretty but not too pricey; a nice mahogany was found. My hubby is a big fan of "curly" maple and it made its appearance in the bridge pins and saddle. The bridge was a little tricky because it was over a black window. A piece of wood veneer leftover was inserted over the window and I took out my paints to blend into the frame.
We decided to go with a polished aluminum roof and Nowell had a learning curve with polishing aluminum that covered not only parts of the shop, but also made it's way into the house, we were looking at polishing compound for a few weeks!
Cabinets were installed in the kitchen area and inside for cubby holes. 12 volt outlets and LED's inside were used to cut down on energy demands. We even have a homemade solar cell blanket if our battery is running low.
So now it's finally finished and we even found some guitar bedding (Queen size) to add to the theme.
Do be sure to give us a "honk" if you see us go by!


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Thomas Lafayette "Tex" Rosser (October 15, 1836 – March 29, 1910) was a Confederate major general during the American Civil War, and later a railroad construction engineer and in 1898 a brigadier general of volunteers in the United States Army during the Spanish–American War.

Early life and career
Rosser was born on a farm called "Catalpa Hill", in Campbell County, Virginia, the son of John and Martha Melvina (Johnson) Rosser. In 1849, the family relocated to a  farm in Panola County, Texas, some forty miles west of Shreveport, Louisiana. The 13-year-old Tom Rosser led the wagon train bearing his mother and younger siblings westward, as business considerations compelled his father to remain in Virginia for a short time. Texas Congressman Lemuel D. Evans appointed Rosser to the United States Military Academy in 1856. However, Rosser did not complete the required five-year course of study, as Rosser, a supporter of Texas secession, resigned when Texas left the Union on April 22, 1861, two weeks before the scheduled graduation. Rosser traveled to Montgomery, Alabama, to enlist in the Confederate States Army. Thomas Rosser's roommate at the academy, George Armstrong Custer was a close friend and despite being on opposing sides this friendship continued both during and after the Civil War ended. He was known for his "hit and run" raids.

Civil War
 Rosser was commissioned a first lieutenant and became an instructor to the famed "Washington Artillery" of New Orleans. He commanded its Second Company at the First Battle of Manassas in July 1861. He was noted for shooting down one of George B. McClellan's observation balloons, a feat that won him promotion to captain. He commanded his battery during the Seven Days Battles of the Peninsula Campaign, and was severely wounded at Mechanicsville.  Rosser was promoted to lieutenant colonel of artillery, and a few days later to colonel of the 5th Virginia Cavalry.

He commanded the advance of J.E.B. Stuart's expedition to Catlett's Station, and was notable in the Second Battle of Manassas, where captured Union commander John Pope's orderly and horses. During the fighting at Crampton's Gap at the Battle of South Mountain, his cavalry delayed the advance of William B. Franklin's VI Corps with help from John Pelham's artillery. At Antietam, his men screened Robert E. Lee's left flank. He temporarily assumed command of Fitzhugh Lee's brigade during the subsequent fighting against Alfred Pleasonton.

He was again badly wounded at the Battle of Kelly's Ford, where "the gallant" Pelham was killed. Rosser was disabled until the Gettysburg Campaign, where he commanded his regiment in the fighting at Hanover and the East Cavalry Field at Gettysburg. He was promoted to brigadier general of the "Laurel Brigade," which had gained fame under Turner Ashby.  He was distinguished again in the 1864 Overland Campaign, driving back a large force of Union cavalry and artillery at the Battle of the Wilderness.

Rosser was yet again wounded at Trevilian Station, where his brigade captured a number of prisoners from former West Point classmate and close personal friend George Armstrong Custer. His brigade later gallantly fought against Philip Sheridan in the Shenandoah Valley, and he efficiently commanded Fitzhugh Lee's division at Cedar Creek. A rare defeat where Custer overran Rosser's troops at the Battle of Tom's Brook allowed Custer to repay Rosser for Trevilian Station. For no tactical reason, Custer chased Rosser's troops for over 10 miles and the action became known as the "Woodstock Races" in Union accounts. Custer had also captured Rosser's private wardrobe wagon at Tom's Brook, and Rosser immediately messaged him.

Dear FannyYou may have made me take a few steps back today, but I will be even with you tomorrow. Please accept my good wishes and this little gift—a pair of your draws captured at Trevillian Station.Tex

Custer shipped Rosser's gold-laced Confederate grey coat to his wife with a reply.

Dear friendThanks for setting me up in so many new things, but would you please direct your tailor to make the coat tails of your next uniform a trifle shorter.Best regards G.A.C.

Rosser became known in the Southern press as the "Saviour of the Valley," and was promoted to major general in November 1864. He conducted a successful raid on New Creek, West Virginia, taking hundreds of prisoners and seizing much need quantities of supplies. In January 1865, he took 300 men, crossed the mountains in deep snow and bitter cold, and surprised and captured two infantry regiments in their works at Beverly, West Virginia, taking 580 prisoners. Most of the men in Rosser's command were recruits from West Virginia.

Rosser commanded a cavalry division during the Siege of Petersburg in the spring, fighting near Five Forks. It was here that Rosser hosted the "infamous" shad bake (fish feast)  north of the battle lines preceding and during the primary Federal assault. Guests at this small affair included George Pickett and Fitzhugh Lee. Shelby Foote states that "Pickett only made it back to his division after over half his troops had been shot or captured..". It is said that Lee never forgave Pickett for his absence from his post when the Federals broke the Confederate lines and carried the day at Five Forks.

Rosser was conspicuous during the Appomattox Campaign, capturing a Union general, John Irvin Gregg, and rescuing a wagon train near Farmville. He led a daring early morning charge at Appomattox Court House on April 9, 1865, and escaped with his command as Lee surrendered the bulk of the Army of Northern Virginia. Under orders from the secretary of war, he began reorganizing the scattered remnants of Lee's army in a vain attempt to join Joseph E. Johnston's army in North Carolina. However, he surrendered at Staunton, Virginia, on May 4 and was paroled shortly afterwards.

Postbellum activities
Rosser was superintendent of the National Express Company, working for fellow ex-Confederate general Joe Johnston. He resigned to become assistant engineer during the construction of the Pittsburgh & Connellsville Railroad. He became chief engineer of the eastern division of the Northern Pacific Railroad. Later he was chief engineer of the Canadian Pacific. He worked for the C.P.R. for less than a year before being fired for corruption. Using his position in the C.P.R., Rosser had amassed on the side a fortune of more than $130,000 through speculation and other questionable means. Rosser was believed to have altered the preliminary survey of the line in Saskatchewan to bring it through Regina where he had money invested.

Rosser engaged in efforts to honor the Confederacy after the war. He worked to have Confederate monuments constructed despite having been explicitly discouraged from doing so in a now famous 1866 personal letter from Robert E. Lee. When Custer was defeated at the Battle of Little Bighorn, Rosser wrote an article in the Chicago Tribune placing the blame on Custer's subordinates. Rosser later retracted his claims when Major Reno threatened a lawsuit.

In 1886, he bought a plantation near Charlottesville, Virginia, and became a gentleman farmer. On June 10, 1898, President William McKinley appointed Rosser a brigadier general of United States volunteers during the Spanish–American War. His first task was training young cavalry recruits in a camp near the old Civil War battlefield of Chickamauga in northern Georgia. He was honorably discharged on October 31, 1898, and returned home. He died at Charlottesville and is buried at Riverview Cemetery, Charlottesville. Biographers describe Rosser as a man driven by a desire for financial gain, and a person who could be "arrogant, aggressive, racist, and proud to a fault."

Rosser Avenue in Brandon, Manitoba is named in his honor, as well as the village and Rural Municipality of Rosser near Winnipeg. There is also a Rosser Avenue in Bismarck, North Dakota. This was platted before Custer's arrival in the area, and so likely is related to Rosser's time with the railroad (Northern Pacific) rather than his friendship with Custer, or his military career. There is also a Rosser Avenue in Waynesboro, Virginia. In Charlottesville, Virginia there are both Rosser Avenue and Rosser Lane.

See also

List of American Civil War generals (Confederate)

References
 Eicher, John H., and David J. Eicher, Civil War High Commands. Stanford: Stanford University Press, 2001. .
 Rosser, Major Thomas L. and Keller, S. Roger (editor), Riding with Rosser: Memoirs of Gen. Thomas L. Rosser, C.S.A., Shippensburg, Pennsylvania: Burd Street Press, 1997.
 Sifakis, Stewart. Who Was Who in the Civil War. New York: Facts On File, 1988. .
 Warner, Ezra J. Generals in Gray: Lives of the Confederate Commanders. Baton Rouge: Louisiana State University Press, 1959. .
 Manitoba Historical Society: Thomas Lafayette Rosser (1836-1910)

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Bolton was born in West Yorkshire, England and was the son of a weaver. He was a self-taught botanist, artist and engraver. His brother Thomas Bolton (1722-1778) was also a naturalist. James Bolton was highly successful as a mycologist and author of several botanical books including the first British book on fungi. James and Thomas Bolton were both sponsored by the art and natural history collector Margaret Cavendish Bentinck, Duchess of Portland (1715-1785).


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A version of this article was first published on Telia.lv
The extraordinary and harsh, but necessary measures taken by governments around the world to tackle challenges caused by the SARS-CoV-2 virus caught many communities by surprise. Among the most impacted by these measures as schools were shut down and many uncertainties loomed about the continuity of education and distance learning challenges.
In Latvia, schools were closed on 13th of March, ahead of a week-long school spring break. The education authorities and industry had one week to plan the distance learning process as thoroughly as possible. It was generally accepted that the already available digital tools (e.g. video conferencing, chat groups, etc) are to be used together with the new ones being introduced on a case-by-case basis. Such a piecemeal approach using various disjointed technologies requires proactive involvement from parents, often distracting them from their own duties. Thus the challenge, with schools closed, was finding a way to ensure a streamlined and professionally organised education process without heavy involvement from parents.
From a purely technical point of view, the challenge was to offer universal access to remote learning tools for all schoolchildren and in the highest quality. While Latvia boasts having the world-class internet infrastructure, the high load added by a launch of such a countrywide educational project was to be minimised.
On 13th of March Telia Latvija and Veset, a company specialising on developing cloud solutions for managing linear TV channels, approached Ministry of Education and Science of the Republic of Latvia with an idea to create and broadcast new dedicated educational TV channels of over free-to-air distribution complemented by OTT web-portal.
These channels would be organised as classes tailored for different age groups/school grades in line with the Latvian educational curriculum. The initial concerns regarding high costs and long lead times traditionally associated with legacy broadcast were overcome as Telia and Veset demonstrated how such channels can go on air within days using cloud technologies. The idea was well received by the Ministry officials who were very supportive of the project. On the 27th of March, the project was given green light and moved into the implementation phase.
The partnership was expanded, apart from Telia Latvija, Veset and the Ministry involving two local TV channels – Sportacentrs.com, a major sports broadcaster in Latvia, and Re:TV, a regional TV channel. Both TV channels are free-to-air DVB-T and must-carry for all ISPs, thus ensuring the best possible coverage; both agreed to allocate part of their air-time to re-transmit signal of new educational TV channels. The Ministry, in cooperation with associations "Parents for Better Education" and "Mission Possible", as well as the State Education Content Center selected teachers for filming classes and worked out a detailed content plan for every day and every grade.
Veset provided their ground-breaking playout technologies, Telia Latvija – cloud, network and content delivery network capacities, Sportacentrs.com and Re:TV – part of their air-time as well as filming crews to shoot videos of classes. The government moved fast to approve a small budget to cover costs of content creation, channel airtime and content delivery technologies.
One of the main challenges and advantages of the technological solution was a combination of traditional free-to-air linear channel distribution and VOD OTT.
On April 6, a mere 3 weeks after the initial approach by Telia Latvija and Veset to the Ministry of Education, two new TV channels went live and proved to be a complete success. In addition to launching live broadcast on free-to-air television, during the first two days of operation, the dedicated web-portal www.tavaklase.lv with embedded HD live-streams and content archive attracted more than 100 000 unique viewers from more than 50 countries, which is nearly 50% of the total number of Latvian schoolchildren. The classes gained overall positive feedback as content creation teams from Sportcentrs.com and Re:TV applied their production skills to deliver high-quality educational material at very short notice. Most importantly, the new platform has been adopted by many teachers around Latvia to facilitate their distance education efforts.
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Buying a car in the UK and importing it to Ireland.
In 2017 almsot half of all new registrations of cars in Ireland were used cars imported from abroad (mostly from the UK).
There can be substantial price differences between used cars in Ireland and the UK – in some cases buyers can save 10 to 20% even after all the extra costs have been added on. When the Euro is stronger vs Sterling – the savings that can be made are even bigger.
With all the online car sales sites – it is not too difficult to find the exact make and model of car you want. You could even get someone to do most of the work for you – and you will still save money. For example – in the North West – Stenson Motors has a UK car sourcing service.
Tip :– don't use your bank to do the currency transfer. On more expensive car purchases you can save another 1 or 2% by avoiding using your bank to do the transfer.
You could use an online exchange service such as Currency Fair. They are an Irish based company , regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland. You can pay in your money to CurrencyFair with an Irish debit card or by bank transfer. Many other exchange firms won't accept debit cards. (Special Offer – no fee on your first 5 transfers – which are usually €3 each).
Fexco are regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland, and by the Financial Conduct Authority for the conduct of payment business in the UK.
Transfermate , is a worldwide currency broker with a HQ in Ireland. They are popular with Irish residents making UK car purchases. You can get quote by calling Transfermate in Ireland on +353 1 6353776 or even easier – request one on their website here.
You could also use London based Currency Solutions . Visit their website for a free no obligation quote. You can also call them on their Irish number 01 431 1344 or on their UK number 0044 207 740 0000– ask for the Irish Links contact – Ernie Enver.
The registration process must be completed within 30 days of the vehicle's arrival in Ireland.
Your car will be examined to ensure that you are paying the correct VRT.
You will need to insure the car with an Irish insurance company – see our Car Insurance page for details of car insurance prices and companies .
If you are importing a new car from another EU country you also have to pay VAT (Value Added Tax), usually when registering the car. A new car is defined as a car that has been in use for 6 months or less, or has been driven for 6,000 kilometres or less.


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November 2015 - Updates, News and Opportunities from EAHAD
EAHAD Newsletter | November 2015
This year has been a very busy one for EAHAD. It is my pleasure to share with you some highlights of the activities and developments that have taken place over the past months.
2015 started with a very successful Congress held in Helsinki in February. The event, hosted by Prof Riitta Lassila, was EAHAD's largest Congress to date with 1276 registered delegates. We are currently preparing for the 2016 EAHAD Congress, being held in Malmö, Sweden from 3-5 February, which we think will be an equally successful and enjoyable meeting.
In the past months, EAHAD's structure has also grown and changed:
In Helsinki, five new members joined our Executive Committee. I would like to extend a warm welcome to Jan, Karin, Victor, Mike and Flora, while also thanking departing committee members, Kathelijn, Pal Andre, Angiola and Elena, for their valuable contributions.
In September, EAHAD made an important step towards ensuring that the multidisciplinary nature of haemophilia care is reflected in our organisation with the establishment of a Physiotherapy Committee. We are very pleased to be working with key European physiotherapists in the field of haemophilia and look forward to developing a strong network of physiotherapists to help promote this integral aspect of comprehensive care.
Finally at the beginning of the year, EAHAD hired a permanent staff person to work for the organisation. We are delighted to have Ms Aislin Ryan join the organisation as Managing Director to oversee our day-to-day activities.
Of course, there is also very important on-going work by EAHAD's existing committees and working parties. You will find below updates from EUHANET, the Clotting Factor Variant Database Working Party and the Nurses Committee. In August, the Nurses Committee published "A European curriculum for nurses working in haemophilia." On behalf of the EAHAD Executive Committee, I would like to congratulate our nurses group on this significant achievement in enhancing nursing services for people with haemophilia and allied disorders.
This year we have also collaborated closely with the European Haemophilia Consortium (EHC), joining our efforts in both advocacy initiatives and scientific activities. In late October, our two organisations, along with the World Federation of Hemophilia, took part in a four-day visit to Estonia and Latvia where we met with patients, clinicians and government officials to discuss the current status of haemophilia and future steps for the improved organisation of care at the national level in both countries. We believe this strong partnership with the EHC demonstrates the value of collaboration between patients and healthcare professionals in the improvement of bleeding disorders care. This connection with EHC is also fortified by having Aislin Ryan work in the EHC offices in Brussels on joint projects like the Baltic country visit. I wish to thank the EHC for their efforts in building this partnership.
You will find more details below on the various initiatives and activities taking place within EAHAD. As always, we encourage our members to share this newsletter with colleagues interested in collaborating with EAHAD to secure optimal care for people with bleeding disorders.
Finally I would like to express my sincere gratitude to all collaborators and partners for your support of EAHAD. We hope to see all of you in Malmö.
Prof Philippe de Moerloose
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EAHAD News
Join us in Malmö for the 9th Annual EAHAD Congress
EAHAD's next congress will be held in Malmö, Sweden from 3-5 February 2016. The venue for the meeting is the newly-built Congress Centre in the middle of the city. The local organizing committee, led by Associate Professor Jan Astermark, have put together a compelling programme that is sure to provide great opportunities to gain professional knowledge and foster interesting discussions with colleagues and friends.
Please note the following dates:
Early pre-registration deadline:
Notifications sent to Abstract Submitters:
For more information on the 2016 Congress and to consult the programme, please visit: www.eahad2016.org
EAHAD is offering travel grants to nurses and physiotherapists wishing to attend the 2016 Congress. The travel grant amount has been set at 2,000 Euros to cover the travel and accommodation expenses to attend the congress.
To be eligible for a travel grant, candidates should be working in haemophilia-related services and be actively interested in haemophilia and allied disorders.
To apply, please send a short letter of motivation (maximum one page) on why you should receive a travel grant to aislin.ryan@eahad.org by 16 November 2015.
EAHAD Establishes New Physiotherapy Committee
We are excited to announce that this September EAHAD formally established a Physiotherapy Committee. This group will work alongside EAHAD's Executive Committee and Nurses Committee to promote physiotherapy services as a core component of comprehensive care of haemophilia and allied disorders. Its founding members, Piet de Kleijn, Sebastien Lobet, Paul McLaughlin and David Stephensen are already working hard to establish this group within Europe. As a first step, they are looking to identify other physiotherapists working in haemophilia and other bleeding disorders care.
If you are a physiotherapist and would like to collaborate with the committee or receive more information, please send an email to physio@eahad.org.
New members elected to EAHAD's Executive Committee
EAHAD is very pleased to welcome five new members to its Executive Committee:
Dr Jan Blatny (Czech Republic)
Dr Karin Fijnvandraat (the Netherlands)
Dr Victor Jimenez-Yuste (Spain)
Prof Mike Makris (United Kingdom)
Prof Flora Peyvandi (Italy)
They join current Executive Committee members Prof Philippe de Moerloose (Switzerland, EAHAD President), Prof Cedric Hermans (Belgium, EAHAD Vice-President), Assoc. Prof Jan Astermark (Sweden, EAHAD Past President), Dr Gerry Dolan (United Kingdom), Dr Robert Klamroth (Germany), Dr Roseline d'Oiron (France), Prof Riitta Lassila (Finland) and Marlies Schrijvers, PhD (the Netherlands, Chair of EAHAD's Nurses Committee).
EAHAD would also like to take this opportunity to thank the outgoing Executive Committee members for their valuable effort and contributions: Dr Kathelijn Fischer, Dr Pal Andre Holme, Dr Angiola Rocino and Dr Elena Santagostino.
EAHAD welcomes new Managing Director
EAHAD is delighted to welcome Aislin Ryan to the organization as our Managing Director. Aislin comes to EAHAD with five years' experience working in the area of bleeding disorders. From 2007-2012, she worked for the World Federation of Hemophilia (WFH) in both communications and programme management roles, including coordinating programmes focused on training and building the capacity of healthcare professionals working in haemophilia services around the world.
Aislin has a Master's degree in Public Health from Simon Fraser University in Vancouver, Canada and a Bachelor's degree in International Development Studies from McGill University in Montreal, Canada. She is also trained as a translator and speaks English, French and Spanish.
In her role as Managing Director, Aislin's responsibilities include formalizing EAHAD's organisational structure and administrative processes, overseeing our communications strategy, increasing the involvement of healthcare professionals from different disciplines and from across Europe in our work and collaborating with other organizations working in bleeding disorders care, namely, the European Haemophilia Consortium (EHC). Aislin is based in Brussels where she works in the offices of the EHC and can be reached at aislin.ryan@eahad.org.
Working Party Updates
EUHANET
The European Commission-funded EUHANET project, in which EAHAD is a key partner, concluded in May 2015 and final reports are now being completed. Much was achieved over the course of the three-year project, including the certification of 113 European haemophilia centres in 31 countries; the development of the comprehensive Haemophilia Central website; the expansion of the EUHASS project, which now includes 86 centres from 26 countries; and the collection of prospective data on fibrinogen and FVIII deficiencies through the PRO-RBDD project.
Although the European funding has finished, both EAHAD and the EHC (the European patients' organization) have indicated their commitment to continue the EUHANET project. For the immediate future the format will remain the same.
The European Commission is due to formally announce next year their plan for European Reference Networks and further information on how EUHANET intends to interact with this plan will be announced in the next newsletter.
- Prof. Mike Makris, EUHANET Project Leader
Have you visited the EAHAD factor VIII, IX and VWF variant database sites?
Available now with easy access are listings of known variants of factors VIII, IX and vWF at www.eahad-db.org. You can readily view a wealth of structural and clinical information about each variant which is free to use and will be of value to both clinicians and researchers. The 'In Depth Mutation Analysis' of each variant reveals the features of each mutation and predicts its consequences – included is a pictorial representation of the mutation site on the factor VIII molecule. In the very near future similar information will be available for factor VII and later factors X and XI. This project is under the direction of the EAHAD Working Party on Clotting Factor Variant Databases. We are keen to receive feedback and suggestions from users for improvements (db-admin@eahad-db.org). Please visit the site and view the many features!
- Christopher Ludlam (Chairman) and Geoffrey Kemball-Cook (Secretary)
Nurses Committee Update
The EAHAD Nurses Committee is busy with a number of exciting ongoing projects.
EAHAD 2016: Again this year the nurses committee will participate in the interactive Multidisciplinary Educational Session held on the first morning of the Congress. Siri Gronhaug will present this year on behalf of the nurses and is working in collaboration with hematologists, a physiotherapist and a psychologist to plan this session.
The Nurses Committee will also organise a lunch session in Malmö, which will provide an opportunity for nurses and other allied health professionals to share their work with their peers in an informal setting.
Nurses Curriculum: In Malmö, the nurses are excited to present on the "European curriculum for nurses working in haemophilia", which was recently published in Haemophilia.
Guidelines for Haemophilia Nursing: Work is already underway on the development of guidelines for haemophilia nursing care. The project will bring in the expertise of nurses from around Europe as well as that of a patient representative. Nurses working in Europe who are interested in collaborating on this project are invited to contact Marlies Schrijvers at: L.H.Schrijvers-3@umcutrecht.nl
- Marlies Schrijvers, PhD, Chair of EAHAD's Nurses Committee
The Journal of Haemophilia Practice is a new online journal focusing on the care of people living with bleeding disorders. JHP is published by Haemnet, an independent UK-registered charity that supports education and research for people affected by bleeding disorders, and the professionals who manage them. Haemnet believes that sharing experience benefits everyone. JHP is aimed at all members of the haemophilia multi-disciplinary care team, but offers a particular platform for nurses and physiotherapists to share their work and experience. To this end, we positively encourage submission of small scale studies, non-traditional research and case studies from across the world. For more information, please visit the journal's website at www.haemjournal.com.
It is that time of year again for you to renew your EAHAD membership. Last month you should have received an email with instructions on how to renew your membership for 2015-2016. If you did not receive this message or if you would like more information on EAHAD membership, please contact EAHAD's administrative office at enquiries@eahad.org.
EAHAD would be grateful to receive any feedback or suggestions you have for the Newsletter.
If you would like to submit an article for consideration by the editor, please send to info@eahad.org.
Copyright © 2015 European Association for Haemophilia and Allied Disorders, All rights reserved.


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Q: Taking the updated variable at the end of a for loop to be used in the same for loop in python I'm new to coding and having some trouble working on a sudoku solver. I made a for loop that goes through every blank position in the sudoku and finds the possible numbers for each empty space. If there's only a possible answer for that space, the sudoku is updated putting that number in that specific position. When the loop is finished it gives me an updated version of the sudoku in which the blanks that had only 1 possible answer after filling the blanks before them have been filled.
Here's an example of what it gets in every loop. Each line stands for each of the 81 spaces in the sudoku and contains the possible numbers for that specific space in a list and the coordenates (X-number of line-number of column-number of 9x9 square in which the sudoku  is divided).
['1', '2', '4', '5'] X0-0-0
['1', '4'] X0-3-1
['1', '2', '4', '7'] X0-4-1
['4', '7'] X0-5-1
['1', '7'] X0-6-2
['7', '9'] X0-7-2
['1', '2', '3', '4'] X1-0-0
['2', '3', '4'] X1-1-0
['1', '2'] X1-2-0
['1', '2', '4', '7'] X1-4-1
['1', '7'] X1-8-2
['1'] X2-0-0
['2', '3', '5'] X3-0-3
['2', '5', '9'] X3-2-3
['4', '8'] X3-5-4
['3'] X3-6-5
['4', '5', '9'] X3-7-5
['5', '8', '9'] X3-8-5
['3', '8'] X4-1-3
['5'] X4-3-4
['8'] X4-5-4
['6'] X4-6-5

In the example I showed, the code would keep going through the blanks until it arrives to the blank in the third line, first column, where it will update the sudoku putting the number 1 in that position. The next loops will be made with the updated sudoku.
The sudoku I get at the end of the for-loop still has many blanks, so it has to go through the loop again. I have copied and pasted the for-loop one after another and if I paste it enough times, the sudoku gets solved, but I want to know if there is a better wat to do that.
This is the for-loop:
num2 = -1
for num in solución:
    pos2 += 1
    #Si el número es una incógnita
    if num[0] == 'X':
        posibles = []
        #Metemos las posibles soluciones a cada incógnita en una lista
        for i in range(1,10):
            if str(i) not in sol_filas[int(num[1])] and str(i) not in sol_columnas[int(num[3])] and str(i) not in sol_cuadros[pos_cuadro(int(num[1]),int(num[3]))]:
                posibles.append(str(i))
        print(posibles,num)
        # Si la lista de posibles soluciones solo tiene un elemento es porque solo hay una opción
        if len(posibles) == 1:
            solución[pos2] = posibles[0] #Actualizamos la lista con el valor correcto
            sol_filas[int(num[1])][int(num[3])] = posibles[0]
            sol_columnas[int(num[3])][int(num[1])] = posibles[0]
            sol_cuadros[pos_cuadro(int(num[1]),int(num[3]))][3*((int(num[1])%3))+((int(num[3])%3))] = posibles[0]
        print(solución)
print(solución)

A: You'd need to wrap it in a while loop to keep trying values, then exit when either you find a solution or if you can't find get any improvements, e.g.
while True:
    improved = False
    for num in solución:
        .... #your code
        # when you fill in a number set improved to True
    if improved = False:
    #this means we can't do any better the loop will go forever
        break # we leave the loop


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Welcome Daniel Riley
Daniel Riley. Image Robert Crispe
Australian Dance Theatre Announces New Artistic Director
Commences January 2022
Daniel Riley. Photo by Michael Jalaru Torres
Leading contemporary dance company, Australian Dance Theatre (ADT), is delighted to announce the appointment of Daniel Riley as its next Artistic Director, to succeed Garry Stewart who will leave the company at the end of 2021.
Daniel Riley, 35, is one of Australia's leading dancers and choreographers and is currently a lecturer in contemporary dance at the Victorian College of the Arts as well as working as an independent artist.
Announcing the appointment, ADT Chair David Stobbe said Daniel, the company's sixth Artistic Director in 56 years, was the perfect choice to lead ADT into a bold, new era.
"Daniel is an internationally acclaimed, major talent who has performed extensively around the world as well as having a simply outstanding dance career here in Australia," said Mr. Stobbe.
"To be able to appoint an artist, choreographer and dancer of Daniel's calibre is a real thrill for the company and we look forward to welcoming him into his new role later in the year."
Riley, a Wiradjuri man with cultural ties throughout western New South Wales, began contemporary dance as a 12 year-old at the invitation of ADT's founder and first Artistic Director Elizabeth Cameron Dalman OAM in Canberra.
At 21, he joined Bangarra Dance Theatre for 12 years, establishing himself as a key collaborator and creative within the company, creating numerous major works and receiving several nominations and major awards.
In 2019, he moved to Melbourne to work with ILBIJERRI Theatre Company, Chunky Move and as an in demand independent artist and collaborator.
Alongside his professional dance career, and since 2010, Riley has received critical acclaim for more than 15 choreographic works that span youth dance, small companies and major performing arts organisations and festivals including Bangarra, Sydney Dance Company, Dancenorth, Queensland Ballet, RISING, Louisville Ballet (USA) and Third Row Dance Company (UK).
"It is such an incredible honour to be appointed as the next Artistic Director of ADT," said Daniel.
"To be named alongside some of the most significant choreographers in the history of dance in Australia is an incredible privilege.
"Coming into the company following Garry's incredibly successful tenure is enormous and the current foundation puts me in good stead to tread lightly and guide ADT and its artists into our refreshed collective future."
ADT's Executive Director Nick Hays welcomed Daniel's appointment.
"Daniel is an inspired choice, a choreographer who draws upon his history and culture and is renowned for his collaborative approach," said Hays.
"His vision, his energy and his pure passion for dance really set him apart.
"I've seen him dance for many years and I'm now looking forward to working with him to build on the incredible legacy of the company as we head into this new chapter."
Daniel Riley will commence his tenure as ADT's Artistic Director in January 2022.
adt.org.au
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Inicio Actualidad Children's Services Council of Broward County (CSC) announces the release of...
Children's Services Council of Broward County (CSC) announces the release of the Family Supports 2023 RFP
Children Services Council of Broward County
LAUDERHILL — The CSC is expecting to budget up to $20 million in FY 23/24 for the Family
Supports Request for Proposals (RFP), which includes Family Strengthening, Supporting MOMS, Kinship, Kinship Legal, and Supervised Visitation programming. The intent of these programs is to reduce the incidence and impact of child abuse, neglect, and trauma and to ensure a continuum of maternal health services for families.
The procurement is available through CSC's web-based Contract Administration and
Procurement System (CAPS), and responses to this procurement must be submitted through CAPS. Interested parties must access the RFP from the CSC website http://www.cscbroward.org .
A virtual Pre-Bid Conference will be held on January 23, 2023, at 1:30 p.m. via Zoom. This will be the only opportunity to receive verbal instructions regarding the RFP. To register for the conference, click the following link: https://cscbroward.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZwtde6grTgiG9Bt8gY4xpOU-
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IMPORTANT NOTE: Application submission through CAPS requires that the "Agency Financial
Viability" section of CAPS be submitted PRIOR to the RFP application submission. This section must be submitted by the deadline to have the ability to submit an RFP application. The deadline for the submission of the "Agency Financial Viability" section is February 6, 2023, by 4:00 p.m.
Completed applications must be submitted through CAPS by 4:00 pm on March 7, 2023.
LATE SUBMISSIONS WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED.
The Children's Services Council of Broward County is an independent taxing authority established by a public referendum on September 5, 2000, and reauthorized on November 4, 2014, which, through Public Act, Chapter 2000-461 of the laws of Florida, authorizes the Council to levy up to 0.5 mills of property taxes. The role of the Council is to provide the leadership, advocacy, and resources necessary to enhance children's lives and empower them to become responsible, productive adults through collaborative planning and funding of a continuum of quality care.
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Children Services Council
The Children's Services Council of Broward County (CSC) is an independent taxing authority established by voter referendum in 2000 and reauthorized in 2014. The CSC's mission is to provide leadership, advocacy, and resources necessary to enhance the lives of the children of Broward County and empower them to become responsible, productive adults through collaborative planning and funding of a continuum of quality care.


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using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.ComponentModel;
using Business.Logic.Layer.Helpers.Reflector;
using NUnit.Framework;

namespace Tests.Unit.Business.Logic.Layer.Tests.HelpersTests
{
    public class TypeReflectorTests
    {
        private TypeReflector _typeReflector;

        [SetUp]
        public void SetUp()
        {
            _typeReflector = new TypeReflector();
        }

        [Test]
        public void Reflector_GetProperties_WithAttributes()
        {
            var types = new List<Type> { typeof(DisplayNameAttribute) };
            _typeReflector.GetPropertiesWithAttributes("Dog", types);
        }
    }
}


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ACLU celebrates new procedures on birth certificates for children of married, same-sex couples
Published Monday, Feb. 2, 2015, 4:44 pm
The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of Virginia welcomes action taken by Janet M. Rainey, Virginia's Registrar for Vital Records, to ensure that the children of same sex married couples have the legal protection of two officially recognized parents just like children of opposite sex married couples.
Rainey outlined new procedures for documenting the parentage of children of same-sex married couples in a letter instructing hospitals that the children of two women who are married to each other should have both parents listed on their birth certificates. The new procedures are described in a January 22, 2015 letter from Rainey to hospital administrators. In response to a letter from the ACLU of Virginia, Rainey is also accepting applications for amended birth certificates from same-sex parents who were married at the time of their children's birth but prior to court decisions requiring the Virginia government to recognize those marriages.
"These are important steps toward implementing marriage equality in Virginia," said ACLU of Virginia Legal Director Rebecca Glenberg. "All Virginia agencies should be carefully reviewing their procedures to ensure that the marriages of same-sex couples are treated the same as all other marriages."
Under Virginia law, when a married woman gives birth as a result of assisted conception (e.g., artificial insemination or in vitro fertilization), she and her spouse are presumed to be the legal parents of the child, and both spouses are listed as parents on the birth certificate. Under the new procedures, this presumption applies to same-sex spouses just as it does to opposite sex spouses.
Christy Berghoff and Victoria Kidd, two of the named plaintiffs in the successful marriage equality casebrought by the ACLU, Lambda Legal, and Jenner & Block, have applied for an amended birth certificate for their daughter, Lydia. Victoria and Christy were legally married in Washington, D.C. in 2011, and Lydia was born in Virginia in 2012. Because Virginia did not recognize their marriage at the time that Lydia was born, only the birth mother, Christy, was listed on the birth certificate.
"We have always been a two-parent family," said Christy. "Victoria has always been as much Lydia's mother as I have, and we are thrilled that Lydia will finally have a birth certificate that reflects that reality."
This issue goes beyond symbolism. It is essential to have a birth certificate with both parents' names to allow both parents the same legal rights to interact with schools, doctors and others. "I am the parent who stays home with Lydia during the day, but according to the birth certificate, only Christy may enroll her in school, consent to medical treatment, or otherwise act legally on her behalf," said Victoria. "It is a huge relief to know that when Christy is away at work, I will be able to take care of any emergencies that may arise for Lydia."
Rainey has advised Victoria and Christy that they may apply for an amended birth certificate for Lydia by submitting a certified copy of their marriage certificate along with a new "Acknowledgment of Parentage" form , signed by both parents, indicating that both of them recognize Victoria as a parent.


MMORPGs are home to a pretty diverse bunch of players if you think about it. I was reading Syp's article on Bio Break about Fallout 76 and the description of the game has nothing that really appeals to me – I'm no big fan of the franchise (heresy I know) so the game would have to be pretty special to attract me away from the big world, explorer friendly MMORPGs that I already have (e.g. Lord of the Rings Online, Black Desert Online).
If anything the game sounds like it's being aimed at fans of survival sandboxes, like Conan Exiles or H1Z1, or maybe even battle royale players (e.g. Fortnite). Not games that I've ever even tried so that might explain why Fallout 76 doesn't excite me. In any case, it just speaks to me about this genre in its wider sense is a very, very broad genre indeed. Even if we stick to a stricter definition of MMORPGs; games like World of Warcraft, Tera, Wakfu and Eve Online have little in common really.
Within games there are equally diverse sub-groups of players – in my WoW guild there are ardent raiders, fierce PVPers, dungeon-runners, and questers. Not everyone does all of those activities, nor do they fit to only one single group all the time. I mostly do questing/levelling, world quests (when unlocked and the rewards are good enough) and dungeons (when enough friends are online).
In Lord of the Rings Online, a game that shares a lot of features and activities with WoW, I conversely spend just over half of my time on questing/levelling and a bit less on crafting and gathering – public quest style activities aren't as relevant and I very rarely run dungeons at all. In Rift when I'm playing actively I mix questing/levelling equally with crafting/gathering and public quests/events. I could go through other MMOs in the same way, but to avoid needless repetition it is enough to say that my approach to every MMO is somewhat different.
Within the spectrum of activities that I enjoy there are limits, anything involving PVP (especially unsolicited PVP) is a no-no. So Fallout 76 looks so far to be a non-starter for that reason alone. The de-emphasis of clear structured PVE content, if turns out to be the reality, would also make it less attractive to me, personally. So my approach to the genre may be somewhat varied, but it's all within certain bounds.
I imagine I'm not alone in this variability in preferences among fans of the genre, this must make it rather difficult for developers to market their games to such an amorphous audience.
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I do find it odd that they took an IP with tons of support and love that is built on the PVE experience, and take it and go this way with out. I find a lot of it doesn't "fit". Although I do appreciate them trying to leverage their IP to make profit and try new things.
Another one I probably won't be playing either. If there was a pure PVE version of survival that would fit what I like – but the PVE version of survival games tend to be dwarfed by their PVP counterparts.


Anyone with a Quebec-Labrador caribou on their wish list will want to contact an outfitter right away, as 2017 may be the last opportunity to hunt these animals for the foreseeable future (no hunting opportunities exist in Labrador).
I am Jack Hume , I want to say how disappointed I am in this decision.I started guiding caribou hunts in 1972 and then passed it on to Richard and Amanda who made such an great effort in maintaining The Reputation of Jack Hume Adventures , Richard was accompanying me when he was only 12 years old and my dream was one day that he would take it over. I was even looking forward to one day his sons Sawyer and Seth would follow in his footsteps , making it 3 generations. The Outfitters during the fall hunt are taking only a very limited number of caribou, the Winter Hunt was out of control and there have been many horror stories of caribou killed and left on the side of the road, the territory was just too large for the Game Wardens to properly monitor...The other problem was the Wolf population is out of control , hunters should have been allowed to purchase a licence and shoot them. Also the Native people have to insure that only a limited number of animals are taken each year , in an article I just read where one Native was bragging that he shot 25 caribou this fall, he is not married and has no kids to support , it was common knowledge that a case of beer would get you a caribou. Other,s say they shoot 5-6 animals each winter for their family's , perhaps that number should be reduced also. I believe each Band should issue a limited number of tags to each family and enforce that no caribou are taken without such a tag. Hopefully the Caribou will make a quick recovery and and in a few years Jack Hume Adventures will once again fill hunters dreams.
That same abuse by some native hunters is also an impact on moose herds is many areas,Better native conservation measures need to be implemented for sure,Non natives buying wild game only promotes over harvest.
Similar issues in Alaska. From their standpoint, as it's a major protein source, they really could care less about folks from other areas who they see as a waste of the resource even while some unscrupulous individuals waste animals/meat. Waste is frowned on, especially by the elders, but nothing is done to sanction anyone and everyone is tight-lipped about offenders.
I had a patient up where I'm at blatently admit to me that he goes into grazing winter herds after freeze up and kills 30-40 with semi-automatic weapons and just leaves them there and takes 2 home at a time on his sled and leaves the rest to freeze on the ice for the winter since it saves him money not having to have 3 freezers for his yearly meat and saves him hunting time/snow machine gas. He admitted when I asked, that he loses nearly 1/2 of the meat to birds/foxes/wolves/bears and the eventual rot from the thaw from over-harvest.
A colleague reported personally seeing two guys chasing a herd on a single snow machine and firing randomly into the herd from a moving snow machine with an AR-15, hitting at least 3 animals and only dropping one, which they took.
Up here, 11,000 animals/yr are taken by locals and 600/yr by out-of-area hunters, but the out-of-area hunter's season was closed and the daily limit of 5 per person for the locals was not touched.
If you ask them, it's completely justified and they have utter disgust for out-of-state hunters who they view as simply there to kill the animals for their antlers and many of those stereotypes have unfortunately been fueled by the reality of hunters not only not keeping any of the meat for themselves (donating), but also donating meat that was not fit for consumption due to poor meat preservation techniques. If you see someone come, kill an animal, and only take the antlers home, and donate rotten meat to the locals... You can see how stereotypes are formed. It's unfortunate.
Still, a double standard is applied, but indigenous populations get the benefit of the doubt.
To play Devil's advocate, it's something to consider, that if you're a man with a wife and 6 kids (common family size up here), and caribou is your primary protein source, and you have a grandma or two living with you, and your sister is a widow with 6 kids, etc etc, it's nothing to kill 30 caribou in a year to feed those in your family that can't hunt for themselves.
Sorry if I hijacked. Sorry to hear about this as it disaffects a lot of people, the hunters the least really, even more so the people who's lives revolve around the hunting of these animals, like Richard and his family. It's really sad.
I was always confused why the native people are not more active and proactive in conservation.Here there's no reporting of big game harvested and it handcuffs wildlife officials not knowing how many animals have been taken this over harvest in areas is a real problem.Personally I counted 26 gut piles of moose in one area just on the Rd in one month all after the moose had yarded for winter.some moose were left to the coyotes as they were too far off the Rd to retrieve.
Don't get me started on the native thing. The native people of MB are very proud that they are outbreeding the "white" people. It is very sad because there are so many great native people, and unfortunately a good number of very rotten ones that do a whole lot of damage. I was elk hunting this fall and a great native hunter that hunts with a longbow and takes an elk a year regretfully admitted a nephew of his who had shot 25 deer already, and this was before Sep 9th. Some rotted, some were sold, and some he gave away. You see the facebook posts, the piles of dead animals, the pride that THEY can do something the rest of us can't. It's a source of pride for them, and it's twisted. Very very sad for both the rest of the public and the animals.
We're all human beings. Way, way, WAY past time to abandon the absurd notion that there should be two sets of laws for different people based on who your ancestors were. Enough of that. One set of laws, regardless of your race.
Npaull, I agree with your post. Also, if they can kill at will and want the exclusive rights to the land and it's wildlife, end the monthly checks. Truly live the traditional lifestyle.
We are supposed to hunt in Manitoba with Munroe Lake next fall. It's not looking good up there either. I'm hoping they make a decision about what they are going to do soon.
This isn't about a precipitous decline in caribou numbers. I recall the Ministry had a collared caribou Study that could shed light. Mortality from sport hunting is nonsense. Bulls taken out of a population do not seriously decline herd population. Is it wolves, predation and thrill killing newborns? Stressed pregnant cows chased by wolves?
Who didn't see this coming when just a few years ago Tutilick kept all those deposits and "went out of business". All along it has been that natives wanted "outsiders" from killing caribou. I say, don't bite the hand that feeds you. Crown cheques and subsidies to Native communities comes from "outsiders"


STAR is an international Family motorcycle riding organization founded in 1996. STAR is not a motorcycle club, STAR is a association of like minded people. We wear leather and ride motorcycles, but there is something unique about STAR. The organization's basis is the fantastic members that make up and contribute to the STAR family. The People, the Family structure and the Values that STAR represents are the "Soul of STAR". We are an organization that accepts people from all walks of life, who enjoy motorcycles. We strive to promote a positive environment of fun, safe riding and camaraderie within the motorcycle community. Our first priority is our members. STAR being a member driven organization, takes care of its own; the Star Family Foundation "Members helping Members". Everyday members lives are enriched as they ride with other STAR members, building lifelong friendships and giving back through charitable events. Join STAR and be a part of this awesome group of motorcycle enthusiasts.
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ATS3280 - The ethnographic endeavour: Capturing the Indigenous past to understand the Indigenous present - 2018
Monash Indigenous Studies Centre
Dr Liam Brady
Twelve credit points of second-year Arts units.
This is a capstone unit that will give students the opportunity to explore ethnographic texts which represent Indigenous Australians and other Indigenous peoples around the world. Students will come to understand and examine key works of early historical, anthropological and ethnographic texts that represent Indigenous people and culture in order to learn more about the historical portrayal of people and communities. Through these texts students will be exposed to traditions of research in three main discipline areas: anthropology, archaeology and history, and consider the relationship between academic disciplines and colonialism.
Indigenous peoples worldwide are increasingly looking to past historical, anthropological, and ethnographic descriptions of their ancestors' past lifeways in an effort to learn more about matters concerning kinship and language (among other things). Instead of seeing these texts of little value due to the nature of their writing and colonial stances, students will consider why and how these texts are still of value to contemporary Indigenous peoples while also examining the moral and ethical dilemmas posed through their contemporary use.
Upon successful completion of the unit, students will be able to:
identify and discuss the ethnographic endeavours undertaken by early anthropologists who worked throughout mainland Australia, the Torres Strait Islands, and other select locations around the world;
examine key cross-cultural and intercultural issues through a rigorous analysis of ethnographic texts;
recognise the theoretical implications embedded in ethnographic texts and explain the moral and ethical dilemmas that might be posed through the contemporary use of such texts;
develop innovative solutions to the complex understandings that the selected texts can engender;
apply understandings of these texts to other ethnographic texts from other parts of the world, and place them within both historical and theoretical periods;
approach ethnographic texts in an ethical and moral manner in order to recognise the empathic understandings of Indigenous responses to such texts.
Within semester assessment: 100%
Indigenous cultures and histories


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Home News Marine Widow Seeks VA Benefits In Camp Lejuene Contamination
Marine Widow Seeks VA Benefits In Camp Lejuene Contamination
Tara Craver stood strong with countless others in protest outside of the Department of Veterans Affairs St. Petersburg Regional Office.
The blood red sign that Karle was holding read,
"VA Denies Camp Lejeune Claims!"
Her husband, Karle Craver, had unfortunately passed away two years ago due to esophageal cancer.
Tara is certain that her husband was one of the 14,000 veterans who contracted the deadly disease after being exposed to contaminated water at the North Carolina Marine base.
It was only last week that the VA publicly announced that it was speeding up the process on these claims. It has also claimed that it is changing its policies and will only take cases if they are the result of one of the eight selected diseases issued.
Unfortunately Karle's cancer does not qualify as one of the eight selected diseases they have handpicked to help.
The diseases include bladder cancer, kidney cancer, adult leukemia, liver cancer, aplastic anemia, multiple myeloma, non-Hodgkin's lymphoma and Parkinson's disease.
It was last year that the VA completely denied any connection between his cancer and his time spent in uniform at the contaminated base.
The Fight Goes On
Tara is determined to continue fighting for the claim that her husband's cancer was indeed directly connected to being exposed to contaminated waters at Lejeune. Without proving this, the widow is unable to obtain death and burial benefits that she is due.
"I want the VA to wake up," Carver said at Monday's protest.
"We have a responsibility to take care of those who have served our nation and have been exposed to harm as a result of that service," Secretary of Veterans Affairs Robert A. McDonald said in a news release about the new comment period.
"Establishing a presumption for service at Camp Lejeune will make it easier for those veterans to receive the care and benefits they deserve."
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Paul Gosar & Lynn Jenkins
Compare the voting records of Paul Gosar and Lynn Jenkins in 2017-18.
Paul Gosar
Represented Arizona's 4th Congressional District. This was his 4th term in the House.
Lynn Jenkins
Represented Kansas's 2nd Congressional District. This was her 5th term in the House.
Paul Gosar and Lynn Jenkins are from the same party and agreed on 92 percent of votes in the 115th Congress (2017-18).
But they didn't always agree. Out of 1039 votes in the 115th Congress, they disagreed on 88 votes, including 13 major votes.
Dec. 21, 2017 — Department of Homeland Security Blue Campaign Authorization Act of 2017
Oct. 26, 2017 — Establishing the congressional budget for the United States Government for fiscal year 2018 and setting forth the appropriate budgetary levels for fiscal years 2019 through 2027
Sept. 26, 2018 — Providing for consideration for the conference report to accompany H.R. 6157, making appropriations for the Department of Defense for FY ending September 30, 2019; and H.Res. 1071, recognizing allowing illegal immigrants the right to vote devalues the franchise and diminishes the voting power of U.S. citizens
April 12, 2018 — Proposing a balanced budget amendment to the Constitution of the United States
Dec. 6, 2017 — Providing for consideration of the bill (H.R. 38) to amend title 18, United States Code, to provide a means by which nonresidents of a State whose residents may carry concealed firearms may also do so in the State
On Ordering the Previous Question
Sept. 27, 2017 — Providing for consideration of H.R. 3823, Disaster Tax Relief and Airport and Airway Extension Act of 2017; and providing for consideration of motions to suspend the rules
Sept. 13, 2017 — Meadows of North Carolina Amendment No. 172
Sept. 13, 2017 — Lewis of Minnesota Amendment No. 167
Sept. 7, 2017 — Austin Scott of Georgia Part B Amendment No. 92
Sept. 7, 2017 — Rothfus of Pennsylvania Part B Amendment No. 91
March 24, 2017 — Providing for consideration of H.R. 1628, the American Health Care Act of 2017
Feb. 28, 2017 — DeSaulnier of California Amendment No. 2


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Dr. DiFelice is a surgical innovator and has developed several cutting edge surgical techniques that allow him to save a patients' torn ligaments, rather than replacing them, which is the current standard of care. His approach is called Ligament Preservation and includes conservative, minimally invasive techniques such as Primary Repair and Primary Repair with Augmentation. By saving the patients' native ligament tissues, he greatly reduces surgical injury to the patient, and thus diminishes the recovery time and restores more of the natural function of the knee. Currently, for 50-75% of his ACL injured patients, he is able to save most, if not all, of the patients' native tissue thereby diminishing the need for grafts. He uses ACL Reconstruction, the replacing of the torn ligament with a graft, that is considered the standard approach throughout the world, only as a last resort when there is little to no native tissue available to save. As the surgical innovator of his modern-day preservation approach, he has published and lectured extensively, both domestically and internationally, on this and other topics.
Admittedly, not all ligaments, nor all joints for that matter, can be saved, and Dr. DiFelices' Preservation First® to surgery is also evident in his approach to arthritic joints. Rather than the standard approach of the majority of surgeons, that everyone with arthritis gets a total joint replacement surgery, his approach is more nuanced and is customized for each patient, based on their health, activity level and particular pattern of arthritis. He is an expert in both realignment osteotomy and robotic unicompartmental arthroplasty, two techniques that allow the patient to avoid the larger, more morbid total joint arthroplasty when in their best interests. In addition, he is also an expert in both total hip and total knee arthroplasty, having performed thousands of these procedures over his 20+-year career, which allows him to provide patients with the treatment option that is best for them.
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Dr. DiFelice was born and raised in northern New Jersey. He completed his undergraduate degree at Princeton University while simultaneously earning 3 Varsity letters playing football. He then continued on to New Jersey Medical School, where he graduated as a member of the Alpha Omega Alpha Medical Honor Society. He did his residency in Orthopaedic Surgery at the Hospital for Special Surgery in New York City. He then completed a fellowship in Sports Medicine at Washington University in St. Louis in 2000. While there, he worked as an assistant to the team physicians for the St. Louis Rams, the St. Louis Blues and the St. Louis Cardinals.
Once Dr. DiFelice finished his training, he was the creator and Director of the Division of Sports Medicine and Joint Reconstruction Surgery for the North Bronx Healthcare Network for approximately 16 years. Prior to his return to the Hospital for Special Surgery in 2010, he also worked in conjunction with the Ranawat Orthopaedic Center at Lenox Hill Hospital for five years.
Among his many accolades, Dr. DiFelice is a member of numerous state and national medical societies. His athletic accomplishments are also numerous and range from State Regional Champion High School baseball to Division I collegiate football, to domestic and international Rugby player to Alpine Ski Instructor. As such, patients of his can take comfort in knowing that they are not only being treated by an esteemed physician, but by a fellow athlete as well.
Associate Attending, Hospital for Special Surgery
Associate Professor of Clinical Orthopaedic Surgery, Weill Cornell Medical College
Associate Attending, New York-Presbyterian Weill Cornell Medical Center
The Associate of Bone and Joint Surgeons Clinical Orthopedics and Related Research Multimedia Award 2011
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Trauma and femoral tunnel position are the most common failure modes of anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction: a systematic review
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Large variation in indications, preferred surgical technique and rehabilitation protocol for primary anterior cruciate ligament repair: a survey among ESSKA members
Return to sports following arthroscopic primary repair of the anterior cruciate ligament in the adult population
Arthroscopic Posterior Cruciate Ligament Primary Repair
Arthroscopic Primary Repair of the Anterior Cruciate Ligament With Single-Bundle Graft Augmentation
Treatment of Acute Proximal Anterior Cruciate Ligament Tears—Part 1: Gap Formation and Stabilization Potential of Repair Techniques
Treatment of Acute Proximal Anterior Cruciate Ligament Tears—Part 2: The Role of Internal Bracing on Gap Formation and Stabilization of Repair Techniques
The multiple ligament-injured knee: When is primary repair an option?
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Q: upload multiple images - php I'm new to PHP, how to make that code support multiple image upload?
I have here 3 button and every one of them can upload single image. I need to make it support multiple upload image. Thank you.
This is all code:

  <?php
class Products extends CI_Controller{
    function __construct()
    {
        parent::__construct();
        if(!isset($_SESSION['user'])){
            redirect('admin/dashboard');
        }else{
            $user=$_SESSION['user'][0];
            if($user->perm==USER){
                redirect('admin/denied');
            }
        }
        $this->load->model('product_model');
        $config['upload_path'] = 'uploads/';
        $config['allowed_types'] = 'gif|jpg|png|jpeg|JPG|JPEG|GIF|PNG';
        $config['max_size']    = '2000';
        $this->load->library('upload', $config);
        $this->load->helper('Ultils');
        $this->form_validation->set_error_delimiters('', '');
    }

    function index(){
        $page     = $this->input->get('page') ? $this->input->get('page') : 0;
        $per_page = $this->input->get('per_page') ? $this->input->get('per_page') : 10;
        $order    = $this->input->get('order') ? $this->input->get('order') : 'DESC';
        $config['base_url']= base_url() . 'index.php/admin/products?order='.$order;
        $config['per_page']=$per_page;
        $data['msg_label']=$this->config->item('msg_label');
        $config['total_rows'] = $this->product_model->total(array(), array());
        $this->pagination->initialize($config);
        $data['list'] = $this->product_model->get("*,products.id as id,products.activated as activated", array(),array(),$page, $per_page, array('products.id' => 'DESC'));
        $data['page_link'] = $this->pagination->create_links();
        $this->template->write_view('content','backends/products/index',array('data'=>$data));
        $this->template->render();
    }

    public function create(){
        $error=null;
        $images=array();
        $image_path=null;
        $insert_id =0;
        $thumb=null;
        if(isset($_SESSION['user'])){
            if(isset($_POST['title'])){
                $user=$_SESSION['user'][0];
                $this->form_validation->set_rules('title','title', 'trim|required|min_length[5]|max_length[100]|xss_clean');
                $this->form_validation->set_rules('price', 'price', 'trim|numeric|xss_clean');
                $this->form_validation->set_rules('aim', 'aim', 'trim|required|xss_clean');
                $this->form_validation->set_rules('content', 'content', 'trim|required|min_length[5]|max_length[2000]|xss_clean');
                $this->form_validation->set_rules('provinces', 'provinces', 'trim|required|xss_clean');
                $this->form_validation->set_rules('cities', 'cities', 'trim|required|xss_clean');
                $this->form_validation->set_rules('categories', 'categories', 'trim|required|xss_clean');

                if($this->form_validation->run()!=false){
                    $data['title']=preg_replace('/[\r\n]+/', "", $this->input->post('title'));
                    $data['price']=$this->input->post('price');
                    $data['aim']=$this->input->post('aim');
                    $data['content']=preg_replace('/[\r\n]+/', "", htmlspecialchars($this->input->post('content')));
                    $data['county_id']=$this->input->post('provinces');
                    $data['categories_id']=$this->input->post('categories');
                    $data['user_id']=$user->id;
                    $data['cities_id']=$this->input->post('cities');
                    $insert_id = $this->product_model->insert($data);
                    $allowed =  array('gif','png' ,'jpg');
                    $filename = $_FILES['image']['name'];
                    $ext = pathinfo($filename, PATHINFO_EXTENSION);
                    if(in_array($ext,$allowed)) {
                        $upload_result=self::upload();
                        if($upload_result!=null){
                            $image_path=$upload_result;
                            array_push($images, $upload_result);
                            $this->form_validation->set_rules('image', 'image', 'callback_upload');
                        }else{
                            $error['error_upload_file']="Can not upload file, please check again";
                        }
                    }else{
                        $error['eror_upload_file']="Your upload file contains invalid allow upload file type";
                    }

                    $filename = $_FILES['image1']['name'];
                    $ext = pathinfo($filename, PATHINFO_EXTENSION);
                    if(in_array($ext,$allowed)) {
                        $upload_result=self::upload1();
                        if($upload_result!=null){
                            $image_path=$upload_result;
                            array_push($images, $upload_result);
                            $this->form_validation->set_rules('image', 'image', 'callback_upload');
                        }else{
                            $error['error_upload_file_1']="Can not upload file, please check again";
                        }
                    }else{
                        $error['eror_upload_file_1']="Your upload file contains invalid allow upload file type";
                    }

                    $filename = $_FILES['image2']['name'];
                    $ext = pathinfo($filename, PATHINFO_EXTENSION);
                    if(in_array($ext,$allowed)) {
                        $upload_result=self::upload2();
                        if($upload_result!=null){
                            $image_path=$upload_result;
                            array_push($images, $upload_result);
                            $this->form_validation->set_rules('image', 'image', 'callback_upload');
                        }else{
                            $error['error_upload_file_2']="Can not upload file, please check again";
                        }
                    }else{
                        $error['eror_upload_file_2']="Your upload file contains invalid allow upload file type";
                    }

                    if($insert_id!=0){
                        if($image_path!=null){
                            $config=array(
                            "source_image" => 'uploads/'.$image_path, //get original image
                            "new_image" =>  "uploads/thumbs", //save as new image //need to create thumbs first
                            "maintain_ratio" => true,
                            "width" => 200,
                            "height" => 200
                            );
                            $this->load->library('image_lib',$config);
                            $this->image_lib->resize();
                            $image_path= 'uploads/thumbs/'.$image_path;
                            $this->product_model->update(array('image_path'=>$image_path), array('id'=>$insert_id));
                            $this->load->model('images_model');
                            for ($i=0; $i < count($images); $i++) {
                                $this->images_model->insert(array('path'=>'uploads/'.$images[$i],'product_id'=>$insert_id));
                            }
                        }
                        $this->session->set_flashdata('msg_ok',$this->lang->line('add_successfully'));
                        redirect('admin/products/create');
                    }
                }
            }
            ;    }else{
                redirect('admin/dashboard');
            }
            $this->load->model('county_model');
            $data['provinces']=$this->county_model->get();
            $this->load->model('categories_model');
            $data['categories']=$this->categories_model->get();
            $this->template->write_view('content','backends/products/add',array('data'=>$data,'error'=>$error));
            $this->template->render();
        }

        public function upload(){
            if(isset($_FILES['image'])){
                $filename=$_FILES['image']['name'];
                $_FILES['image']['name']=rename_upload_file($filename);
            }
            if ($this->upload->do_upload('image'))
            {
                return $_FILES['image']['name'];
            }
            else
            {
                return null;
            }
        }

        public function upload1(){
            if(isset($_FILES['image1'])){
                $filename=$_FILES['image1']['name'];
                $_FILES['image1']['name']=rename_upload_file($filename);
            }
            if ($this->upload->do_upload('image1'))
            {
                return $_FILES['image1']['name'];
            }
            else
            {
                return null;
            }
        }

        public function upload2(){
            if(isset($_FILES['image2'])){
                $filename=$_FILES['image2']['name'];
                $_FILES['image2']['name']=rename_upload_file($filename);
            }
            if ($this->upload->do_upload('image2'))
            {
                return $_FILES['image2']['name'];
            }
            else
            {
                return null;
            }
        }

        public function check_username_exist_add($name){
            $data=$this->product_model->get_by_exact_name($name, 0, 1);
            if ($data!=null)
            {
                $this->form_validation->set_message('check_username_exist_add', 'This name has exist');
                return FALSE;
            }
            else
            {
                return TRUE;
            }
        }

        public function check_username_exist_edit(){
            $id=$this->input->post('id');
            $name=$this->input->post('name');
            $data=$this->product_model->get_by_name_and_diff_id($id,$name);
            if($data!=null) {
                $this->form_validation->set_message('check_username_exist_edit', 'This name has exist');
                return FALSE;
            } else {
                return TRUE;
            }
        }

        public function edit_get(){
            if(isset($_GET['id'])){
                $id=$this->input->get('id');
                $data=parent::getDataView();
                $data['obj']=$this->product_model->get_by_id($id);
                $this->blade->render('backends/products/edit',array('data'=>$data));
            }
        }

        public function edit_post(){
            if(isset($_POST['id'])){
                $id=$_POST['id'];
                $name=$_POST['name'];
                $data=parent::getDataView();
                $this->form_validation->set_rules('name','name', 'trim|required|min_length[5]|max_length[60]|xss_clean|callback_check_username_exist_edit');
                if($this->form_validation->run()){
                    $this->product_model->update(array('name'=>$name),array('id'=>$id));
                }
                $data['obj']=$this->product_model->get_by_id($id);
                $this->blade->render('backends/products/edit',array('data'=>$data));
            }
        }

        public function delete(){
            if(isset($_GET['id'])){
                $id=$this->input->get('id');
                $product=$this->product_model->get_by_id($id);
                if($product!=null){
                    $this->load->model('images_model');
                    $images=$this->images_model->get_by_product_id($id);
                    foreach ($images as $r) {
                        try {
                            unlink($r->path);
                            $this->images_model->remove_by_id($r->id);
                        } catch (Exception $e) {

                        }
                    }
                    try {
                        unlink($product[0]->image_path);
                    } catch (Exception $e) {

                    }
                }
                $this->product_model->remove_by_id($id);

                redirect('admin/products');
            }
        }

        public function activate(){
            if(isset($_GET['id'])){
                $id=$this->input->get('id');
                echo $id;
                $this->product_model->update(array('activated'=>1),array('id'=>$id));
            }
            redirect('admin/products');
        }

        public function lock(){
            if(isset($_GET['id'])){
                $id=$this->input->get('id');
                $this->product_model->update(array('activated'=>0),array('id'=>$id));
            }
            redirect('admin/products');
        }

        public function search(){
            if(isset($_GET['query'])){
                $query=$this->input->get('query');
                $data=parent::getDataView();
                $page     = $this->input->get('page') ? $this->input->get('page') : 0;
                $per_page = $this->input->get('per_page') ? $this->input->get('per_page') : 10;
                $order    = $this->input->get('order') ? $this->input->get('order') : 'DESC';
                $config['total_rows'] = $this->product_model->total(array(), array('title'=>$query));
                $config['base_url']= base_url() . 'index.php/admin/products/search?order='.$order.'&query='.$query;
                $config['per_page']=$per_page;
                $data['msg_label']=$this->config->item('msg_label');
                $this->pagination->initialize($config);
                $data['list'] = $this->product_model->get_by_name($query,$page,$per_page);
                $data['page_link'] = $this->pagination->create_links();
                $data['search_title']='Result search for "'.$query.'"';
                $this->template->write_view('content','backends/products/index',array('data'=>$data));
                $this->template->render();
            }
        }
    }
    ?>

A: Allow your HTML file input to select many files like <input type="file" name="images[]" multiple> and then loop through the same $_FILES var. Also, don't forget to add the <form> enctype attribute like enctype="multipart/form-data".
$image_files = $_FILES['images']['tmp_name'];
foreach($image_files as $key=>$value){
    // write some code to process the information
    // this will loop through all the images, no matter how many, so the same code inside these curly braces will be applied to each file/image/whatever.
}


It was the kind of play that usually only works in sandlots.
Brewers pitcher Chris Capuano stood in to face Tim Redding with no outs and a runner on first in the third inning. The left-handed batter squared to bunt and Redding jammed him inside. The result was a little blooper back toward the mound.
Redding could have easily caught the ball but instead let it land just to his left. The schoolyard play worked and turned into a double play. Runner Craig Counsell was paralyzed at first, anticipating a catch, and was forced out at second. Capuano did not even run, and the 1-6-3 double play was complete.
"It"s not like we practice the play in spring training," said Redding, who figured he would try it since he noticed Capuano was not running out of the box.
Capuano likely thought the infield fly rule would be in effect, but that only comes into play with runners on first and second.
Redding then led off the next inning with a single to left.