Fresh off their agreement to collaborate on advanced chip-making techniques, Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) and IBM are teaming up with UnitedLinux to help determine what features wind up in forthcoming versions of the Linux operating system from the group.
UnitedLinux is an industry consortium made up of Linux vendors Conectiva, The SCO Group, SuSE Linux, and Turbolinux. At Comdex in November 2002, it released a Linux version for enterprise servers called UnitedLinux 1.0 to which each company has added its own set of features.
General manager of UnitedLinux, Paula Hunter, said the two companies would help UnitedLinux develop the next version of the software, which was due in the fourth quarter of the year.
"(They) will participate in joint marketing programs, and have access to special support and technology programs," she said.
UnitedLinux 1.0 has already been certified for both IBM and AMD's products, including IBM's eServers and AMD's forthcoming 64-bit Opteron processors, she said.
IBM and AMD will be considered Technology Partners, the first companies to receive that designation, Hunter said. While UnitedLinux works with many companies, IBM and AMD represent "the most comprehensive business relationship with players outside of the UnitedLinux founders," she said.
Other companies will be announced as Technology Partners over the coming weeks.
IBM and AMD recently agreed to work together on developing future process technologies for chip manufacturing.


The Housing Authority of the City of Annapolis (HACA), with input from Board of Commissioners, staff, and various stakeholders, is endeavoring to develop policy direction for the preservation and redevelopment of public housing. We believe the collective contribution of all stakeholders will invaluably impact the human, technical, and financial resources needed to preserve and continually improve our physical assets and investments.
Provide information and industry-specific data to HACA stakeholders (including Federal, State, and local elected and appointed officials; residents; non-profits; housing advocates; and industry professionals), encourage constructive and dynamic dialogue with Board of Commissioners and staff.
Develop policy goals that inform the establishment of housing Preservation and Redevelopment Guiding Principles that direct the implementation of those policy goals.
Creation of a Board Resolution supporting Preservation and Redevelopment of Public Housing.
The modernization principles were adopted by the Board of Commissioners as the general principles for all modernization of the Housing Authority's assets. We believe that these principles among others are the basic building blocks for the preservation of affordable housing for the residents that we serve. The principles were written for implementation by planners, designers, and contractors and all involved in the improvement of the physical conditions of the buildings, systems, and sites to improve the living conditions of the residents and staff.
Modernization and Maintenance Implementation: A coordinated modernization and maintenance program equipped with innovative and integrative monitoring and work order systems that transforms a maintenance culture that will be proactive, reliable, and is poised to improve the performance and reliability of the buildings components and systems.
Economic Opportunities: The Housing Authority has established goals for employment and business opportunities for residents of public housing and business opportunities for minority contractors that are located in the City of Annapolis area. A minimum of five percent of the total labor hours for construction activities within the modernization program should be available for the residents of public housing through the Section 3 program. Also, forty percent of the construction dollars should be awarded to minority contractors.
Open Communications with Residents: It is understood that the majority of the planned modernization activities will be in buildings that are occupied, so that every effort should be taken to minimize inconveniences for the residents and staff. We encourage direct and open communication between the residents, management staff, the modernization staff, and contractors to enable that each understand his/her role in the success of the projects.
Life Safety: Modernization plans must include or incorporate innovative fire and life safety solutions that are coordinated with the Housing Authority's Fire and Life Safety plan. The innovative system shall include where applicable, addressable fire alarm systems, smoke control systems, duress systems, emergency power and lighting systems and partial sprinkler and standpipe systems.
Security: The protection of life and property is an essential element in the long-term viability of the housing stock. Hence, it is important that the modernization plan addresses physical security improvements which includes, but is not limited to, the installation of security cameras, video surveillance systems, access control systems, fencing and lighting systems with timely access to viewing surveillance videos as necessary.
Accessible to Persons with Disabilities: It is critical that the modernization plan for each development, central office and regional office is designed to meet UFAS requirements that dwelling units, accessible paths and the essential non-housing programs all be accessible to persons with a disability.
20 Year Viability: The goal is to bring all of the senior/disabled buildings and all family buildings to the point where they will not require major capital expenditure for twenty years. Evaluation and optimization of the full cycle of products, materials, equipment and processes are essential so that each modernization activity is used to its full potential.
Sustainable Building Design: Modernization activities implement technologies to protect and enhance the indoor and outdoor environmental quality. This can be achieved by designing and implemented energy and water conservation measures; improving the HVAC systems, improving indoor air quality by introducing environmentally appropriate building materials and finishes, and the provision of energy efficient lighting, appliances, equipment, systems and water efficient devices.
Hazardous Material Abatement: Due to the age of most of the buildings in the Housing Authority's stock, it should be assumed that some of the building materials contain hazardous materials. Therefore, thus appropriate testing and abatement shall be performed to protect the health and well-being of the residents and workers.
Aesthetics: It is a goal of the Housing Authority that the site view of our communities are aesthetically pleasing both to the residents and the surrounding community. With this in mind, we encourage our design professionals to incorporate beauty and delight within the context of efficient and economical design for façade, interior and landscape treatments.
Strive for Standardization of Parts: In the course of implementing modernization activities, when appliances, plumbing, electrical, smoke detectors, etc. are to be replaced an effort would be made to standardize the parts to aid in on-going maintenance and to facilitate stocking and storing and fixing these items as they are needed.
REQUIRED PARAMETERS for all redevelopment or rehabilitation transactions involving conventional public housing sites and properties of the Housing Authority of the City of Annapolis.
A minimum of one-for-one replacement units, preferably on the HACA property or in the same neighborhood, and ACC replacement units are the preferred means of achieving one-for-one replacement.
HACA will provide the developer with the proposed unit sizes after performing an analysis of its current waiting list and assessing other market considerations.
Six percent (6%) of the replacement units shall be Uniform Federal Accessibility Standard Units. This takes into consideration exceeding the aggregate 5% mobility and 2% sensory accessible threshold requirements.
Developers must be willing to share risk in the entire transaction, including funding predevelopment costs, guaranteeing Low Income Housing Tax Credits, and guaranteeing construction performance and completion. As such, a developer is entitled to a reasonable developer fee and overhead as established by HACA.
Developers must be willing to include HACA or one of its subsidiaries in a profit sharing arrangement in proportion to the relative equity investment and risk considerations. HACA equity shall include land contributed to the redevelopment/development project as well as other public funds, HACA staff time and resources.
HACA encourages the preservation of decent, safe and affordable housing and therefore developers should not have vacated an affordable housing property in anticipation of redevelopment of a mixed-income or other market rate redevelopment project unless for purposes of emergency. HACA discourages relocation of current residents except where necessary for the improvement of the housing and with the full benefits as required by federal relocation regulations.
Site design should employ principles of defensible space including clear delineation of public and private spaces, eyes on the street, and connectivity with the surrounding community.
Future redevelopment activities will be timed in such a manner as to minimize the loss of future capital funding due to units being off-line for redevelopment purposes unless HACA is made whole for the lost net income (both operating and capital) on such units.
HACA's investment in each development project shall be leveraged in a variety of ways with private funds such as Low Income Housing Tax Credits and other public resources.
HACA's limited future Capital Grant funds received annually from the Federal government will be needed for modernization of its conventional public housing stock and will not be programmed for use in these types of redevelopment projects, unless approved by the Board of Commissioners.
HACA carries out its redevelopment activities in a highly participatory manner with stakeholders, which includes but is not limited to input from residents and the surrounding neighborhood as well as its development partner.
Agreements between HACA and developers intended to benefit or affect the tenancy rights of residents shall be documented and consistent with applicable law.
The use of sustainable "green" materials is strongly encouraged.


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This 4 year old refused to get in trouble for satisying her sweet tooth...even with clear evidence smeared on her chin.
When mother Mandy Meaux asked her children about the missing doughnuts, Emma outs her twin brother Ben, saying he definitely ate one but she did not. While Ben openly admits to enjoying the irresistible pastry, and shows no signs of remorse, Emma is sticking to her story.
When her mom questions the evidence on her face, Emma quickly thought of another scenario, blaming her brother for pushing the chocolately treat into her mouth. She tries to wipe off the proof while further explaining her version of what happened. With or without the doughnut, who can be mad at that precious smile? Watch this cute thief's cover-up story unravel in the below video.


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In 'Colour Deconstructed', Tricia Guild unlocks the secrets of her distinctive style. She focuses on colour as a starting point but, through careful dissection, looks at how other elements of a room come together.
Tricia Guild OBE founded Designers Guild in London in 1970. The company is a leading name in home fashion and interior design throughout the world. It has achieved international recognition for its contemporary fabrics, wallpapers and home furnishings and is distributed in over 70 markets worldwide. Tricia has sat on the Crafts Council and is an honorary fellow of the Royal College of Art.


Maryland employers must be aware of the many laws that are implicated when an employee becomes pregnant. The laws governing pregnancy discrimination are complex. Our attorneys are knowledgeable concerning the laws relating to pregnancy discrimination which directly affect our clients' businesses. For example, recent changes in Maryland law require employers with fifteen (15) or more employees to provide pregnant employees with a reasonable accommodation that does not cause the company undue hardship. This standard – which typically is associated with disabilities under the Americans With Disabilities Act – exceeds the legal requirements of federal pregnancy discrimination law.
Luchansky Millman provides counsel to Maryland employers in complying with pregnancy discrimination laws and assists in developing proactive strategies to minimize exposure to pregnancy discrimination claims.
Our practice is focused on preventing problems. We help our clients navigate the maze of pregnancy discrimination laws that impact their business decisions and develop practical solutions that minimize legal risks.
When our client is faced with a pregnancy discrimination lawsuit, administrative complaint or demand letter, we analyze the strengths and weaknesses of the case and provide a cost-effective approach to achieving the best outcome for our client.
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Cullen not surprised at Ireland's interest in scrum coach Fogarty
'There is interest in John because he is very good at what he does' says Leinster coach
Tue, Mar 26, 2019, 06:00
Johnny Watterson
John Fogarty: "As a coach, I want to be able to coach as high as I can go. That is the ambition." Photograph: Laszlo Geczo/Inpho
When speculation gathers legs, it might sound something like Leinster coach Leo Cullen at UCD tip-toeing around.
"There are lots of different bits going on. From what I understand, in this scenario, there is interest in John because he's very good at what he does," said Cullen, who took the regular slot of Fogarty for Monday's press briefing.
John Fogarty, the Leinster scrum coach, has been linked to the Irish job after this year's World Cup. Greg Feek has already announced his departure to Japan with coach-in-waiting Andy Farrell currently in the process of assembling a new backroom team after Joe Schmidt also folds his tent post Japan.
"For a number of people across the organisation, when things go well, there's interest from outside," continued Cullen in a coded patter that didn't confirm or deny Fogarty's departure following commentary over the weekend that the Leinster 41-year-old has 'got the gig'.
"That is where people tend to look when recruiting from the outside. I think John was disappointed, shall we say, with some of the comments that appeared during the weekend from certain people because they're not necessarily accurate.
"He is a man in demand, I would say. I can't really go into a huge amount of detail about people's individual cases because that's their business."
Last December Fogarty expressed ambition about moving on from Leinster in the wake of Feek announcing that he would be moving on to the Japanese NEC Green Rockets. In his fifth season with the national team, Feek agreed to continue as part of Schmidt's team until the conclusion of the World Cup.
Highest level
"Of course, that is the direction," said Fogarty in 2018 of his hopes in coaching. "As a player, I wanted to test myself at the highest level and that is the highest level. As a coach, I want to be able to coach as high as I can go. That is the ambition.
"Again, arriving at that point at the right time is the most important thing as well. From the IRFU's point of view, or my point of view, it is making sure I'm able to deliver."
Next autumn would appear to be the right time for a coach in his prime and already names have been bandied around as would-be-successors to Fogarty. Among the foremost of those is the women's scrum coach and former Irish tighthead prop Mike Ross, a quintessential scrum nerd.
After a poor Women's Six Nations championship from Ireland, one of the features of their play that stood up throughout was their scrum. Ross is just two years younger than Fogarty and last played for Ireland in 2016.
"The main thing for me is I enjoy the fact that people are even in consideration for other jobs because it means they are progressing well in what they are doing here," added Cullen.
"And that's what we want to see, players and staff progress. It creates some challenges. I see it as a positive thing."
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A Conference
Glasgow (Q) 21 16 0 5 621 380 17 81
Munster (q) 21 16 0 5 612 348 13 77
Connacht (q) 21 12 0 9 475 394 13 61
Ospreys 21 12 0 9 445 404 10 58
Cardiff 21 10 0 11 497 451 14 54
Cheetahs 21 8 1 12 541 606 12 46
Zebre 21 3 0 18 260 640 7 19
B Conference
Leinster (Q) 21 15 1 5 672 385 14 76
Ulster (q) 21 13 2 6 441 424 7 63
Benetton (q) 21 11 2 8 474 431 8 56
Scarlets 21 10 0 11 510 470 12 52
Edinburgh 21 10 0 11 431 436 11 51
Dragons 21 5 1 15 339 599 4 26
Southern Kings 21 2 1 18 385 735 12 22
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"What must I do to inherit eternal life?" a man once asked Jesus.
Early last morning Sunday I was driving to church — rather rapidly, so much to do — in the midst of a light Oregon fog, when a person appeared out of nowhere on the shoulder of the road. The figure — a man? a woman? I was past too quick to tell — was wrapped in a dark tarp or blanket and raised up a hand as I zipped by. A hitchhiker, presumably — very common on this stretch of road. No reason for me to stop with just a mile left to go. Several seconds passed before it crossed my mind the gesture could possibly be anything else — like, say, an appeal for help. I looked in the rear-view mirror, just to double-check. But the car was moving far too fast, and the figure was lost to the fog.
Genuine sociopaths who would knowingly turn a blind eye to dying a man are few and far between. But what happens, I suddenly wondered, when the road to Jericho gets paved and becomes a four-lane highway? What happens when everyone's driving too fast to catch what's happening in the ditches? A human crisis might unfold right there in plain sight, but at 65 mph, would anyone even notice? Of course I'd stop if I saw a bloody body. But moving at this speed, who can afford to look around?
Most of us aren't switching sidewalks — because we were never on the sidewalk at all. The only sidewalk we walk most weeks is the 50 feet (or less, if we have time to circle long enough) between our parking spot and the take-out door. We spend our days flying down the information super-highway, eyes fixed on the road ahead. Whatever human drama might be unfolding in the ditches, we have no way to know; it's merely a blur of peripheral vision, speeding toward another goal.
If the Samaritan is Jesus' picture of eternal life, it seems to me we might have a serious problem.
It might just be that eternal life is incompatible with the fast lane. The difference between the good Samaritan and us might not be common human decency but all the bodies we never notice. It might just turn out that the one thing eternal life absolutely requires is a walking pace.


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The main research subject of this laboratory is fundamental research in high energy physics (particle physics, hadronic physics, heavy ions physics and astroparticle physics), mainly experimental physics, but also with a team of theorists. In parallel, a few teams develop applied research in biology, medical imaging, computing grids and thermoluminescent datation. The research teams are supported by technical services (electronics and micro-electronics, mechanics, computing) and an administrative service.
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It's been done...or was it the other way around? There was one that turned up in NZ with the wrong front, and it was just an otherwise stock 1.8 too.
I'd like to see how they did it. It appeared to me that where the seam for the front fender joined up to the roof skin was higher up on the hatch.
Shame the pics are dead!
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Still a modern shape to 95 that still looks the goods after 15 years .
Mine would have to be the BA hardtop.
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Evolving trends in percutaneous coronary intervention
April 2011Br J Cardiol 2011;18:73−6	Leave a comment
Authors: Ronak Rajani, Malin Lindblom, Gaynor Dixon, Muhammed Z Khawaja, David Hildick-Smith, Stephen Holmberg, Adam de Belder
Ronak Rajani
BCS/ACC Advanced Cardiac Imaging Fellow
Malin Lindblom
Final Year Medical Student
Gaynor Dixon
Business and Audit Manager
Muhammed Z Khawaja
Cardiology Specialist Registrar
David Hildick-Smith
Consultant Cardiologist
Stephen Holmberg
Adam de Belder
Sussex Cardiac Centre, Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals, Eastern Road, Brighton, BN2 5BE
Dr A de Belder (Adam.debelder@bsuh.nhs.uk)
As the proportion of patients above the age of 80 years in the UK is increasing it is likely that in the future cardiac centres will be treating an increasing number of octogenarians as part of their patient population. Despite this, there are little contemporary outcome data in this group of patients who often have complex coronary disease.
We aimed to assess, first, the change in demographics of patients undergoing percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) over a 9-year period at a tertiary cardiac centre within the UK and, second, whether there has been a change in outcome for these patients in terms of major adverse cardiac and cerebrovascular events (MACCE). A retrospective review of registry data on patients who underwent PCI at our institute from 2000–2008 was undertaken. Patients were divided into three groups according to when they underwent PCI: Group A 2000–2002, Group B 2003–2005 and Group C 2006–2008. Demographic data were collected along with the nature of coronary disease treated and MACCE rates.
There were 3,108 patients in Group A, 4,744 patients in Group B and 3,860 patients in Group C. The use of rotablation increased from Group A (0.4%) to Group C (3.8%) (p<0.01), over-the-wire balloons from Group B (0.8%) to Group C (2.7%) (p<0.01), and microcatheters from Group B (0.1%) to Group C (1.25%) (p<0.01). This was accompanied by a decline in total MACCE rates from Group A (1%) to Group C (0.43%). The proportion of patients >80 years increased from Group A (5.8%) to Group C (12.2%) (p<0.01), and a similar decline in MACCE rates was also observed in this age group from Group A (4%) to group C (0.9%) (p<0.01).
In conclusion, the proportion of elderly patients requiring PCI is increasing. In this group of patients, PCI appears safe and is associated with declining complication rates.
In 2008 there were 1.3 million members of the population of the UK above the age of 85 years.1 By 2033 this number is expected to more than double to 3.2 million.1 This would represent approximately 5% of the population. Given the marked prevalence of coronary disease in the elderly it is likely that in the future cardiologists will be treating an increasing number of octogenarians as part of their patient population.
Despite this, there remains a reluctance to perform percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) in this patient group. Cardiologists often opt for medical treatment, and perceive this to be an acceptable strategy given the co-morbidities that octogenarians often have. Registry data, nevertheless, demonstrate that PCI in octogenarians can be performed with an acceptable risk. Angiographic success has been reported to be high with an estimated in-hospital mortality of 3.7%.2,3 This risk being particularly related to recent myocardial infarction (MI) with mortality rates of 1.35% with no history of recent MI and 13.8% in those patients with a recent event (<6 hours).3
The question remains as to whether PCI in this patient group confers a long-term benefit compared with medical therapy alone. Studies suggest that, not only is a survival benefit achieved by PCI when compared with medical therapy alone, but that this is more pronounced than in younger patients.4 Perhaps more importantly, PCI also appears to improve the quality of life for those patients above the age of 80 years.5
There are little current data that has assessed the changing practice of PCI in octogenarians in a modern patient cohort and whether with emerging technologies survival has improved in recent times. The aim of the current study was, therefore, to first assess the change in demographics of patients undergoing PCI in the last 10 years, and then to assess whether there has been a change in outcome for octogenarians undergoing PCI in this same time period.
A retrospective analysis was conducted on patients undergoing PCI at the Royal Sussex County Hospital between 2000 and 2008. Data were collected on patient demographics, cardiovascular risk factors, indications for intervention, coronary lesion characteristics and procedural complications. To assess for changes in trends over the study period, the patient cohort was divided into three groups. Patients undergoing PCI in the years 2000–2002 (Group A), 2003–2005 (Group B) and 2006–2008 (Group C).
The Sussex Cardiac Network consists of a single PCI centre with four PCI operators, within a cardiothoracic surgical facility and three further non-surgical PCI centres with a further seven PCI operators. It serves a population in the region of 1.4 million, of whom 22% are retired and 8.6% are above the age of 75 years.
Results are shown as mean ± standard deviation (SD) for continuous variables or median (interquartile range) for skewed data. Differences between patient groups were analysed with the two-sample t test for continuous variables and the Χ2 test for categorical variables. Two-tailed p-values <0.05 were considered to be statistically significant.
Patient demographics
During the total study period there were 11,712 patients who underwent PCI at our institute. There were 3,108 patients in Group A, 4,744 patients in Group B and 3,860 patients in Group C. The proportion of patients ≥80 years who underwent PCI increased over the study period. There were 180 (5.8%) patients in Group A, 358 (7.5%) in Group B and 471 (12.2%) in Group C who were ≥80 years of age (p<0.01) (figure 1). Similarly, the proportion of patients undergoing coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG) ≥80 years also increased (58 [3.8%] patients in Group A, 83 [5.4%] patients in Group B and 107 [7.6%] patients in group C [p<0.01]).
Figure 1. Changes in pattern of age for patients undergoing percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) from 2000 to 2008
Coronary intervention
There was a tendency to treat more complex lesions over time. The proportion of calcified and tortuous lesions increased, as did the frequency of multi-vessel and left main stem (LMS) PCI. This was accompanied by an increased use of rotablation from Group A (0.4%) to Group C (3.8%) (p<0.01), over-the-wire balloons from Group B (0.8%) to Group C (2.7%) (p<0.01) and microcatheters (catheters designed for highly stenosed complex lesions through tortuous vessels) from Group B (0.1%) to Group C (1.3%) (p<0.01).
Tables 1a and 1b give the nature of coronary disease treated according to age category. There was an increase in the proportion of calcified, tortuous and LMS disease treated in the octogenarians compared with patients <80 years old. This was accompanied by a proportional rise in the use of rotablation from two (1.1%) patients in Group A to 12 (3.4%) patients in Group B and 46 (9.8%) patients in Group C (p<0.01) in octogenarians.
Table 1a. Coronary disease characteristics treated by percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) in patients <80 years old
Table 1b. Coronary disease characteristics in octogenarians treated by PCI from Group A through to Group C
Total outcome
Despite the increasing complexity of lesions treated, there was a decline in MACCE rates from Group A to Group C (figure 2). The total MACCE rate in Group A was 1%, in Group B 0.93% and in Group C 0.43%. In particular, there was a decline in the proportion of patients experiencing ST segment elevation myocardial infarctions (STEMIs) and those requiring emergency coronary bypass surgery.
Figure 2. Overall major adverse cardiac and cerebrovascular events (MACCE) from 2000 to 2009
Outcome: octogenarian subgroup comparison
Figure 3 gives the comparison of MACCE between elective cases, urgent cases and patients <80 and ≥80 years of age. The MACCE rate of those patients >80 years of age was far greater than those patients in the other groups (4% vs. <1% in Group A). This, however, declined markedly over the study duration to 0.9% in the Group C study period (p<0.01). A subgroup analysis of this group demonstrated that the major factors responsible were a decline in in-hospital mortality from Groups A to C (3.4% to 0.6%) (p=0.008) in those patients undergoing urgent PCI, and the rates of STEMI post-PCI (figure 4). The improvement in mortality rates was maintained to 30 days but not to one year (table 2). A similar decline was not noted in those patients <80 years, where the low rates of mortality were noted throughout the study period.
Figure 3. Comparison of MACCE between patients <80 and >80 years of age, and patients undergoing elective and urgent PCI from 2000 to 2008
Figure 4. Changes in MACCE for patients >80 years of age from 2000 to 2008
Table 2. Mortality rates in groups A, B and C
The main finding of the current study is that, although the number of octogenarians undergoing PCI has increased over the last eight years, the complexity of coronary disease treated by PCI is increasing and MACCE rates are on the decline.
As life expectancy improves, the proportion of patients above the age of 80 years is increasing. Indeed patients aged >85 years are currently the largest growing population group in the UK. It is well recognised that cardiovascular and coronary heart disease risk increases with age and that mortality is greatest in the very elderly. It is currently estimated that the rate of acute coronary syndrome in patients above the age of 85 years is in excess of 45 people per 1,000.6
Despite this, a proportion of cardiologists remain reluctant to perform PCI in octogenarians owing to perceived patient frailty and concurrent co-morbidities. In these patients pharmacological therapy is often the preferred treatment strategy. Given the predicted demographic changes in population characteristics it is likely that this strategy will have to evolve in order to treat a cohort of patients who may arguably benefit the most from intervention in terms of quality of life.5
Our data reflect a trend to offer more invasive therapy to these patients. Over the last decade we have seen increasing evidence supporting the use of PCI in the elderly. This has been, not only for patients with chronic stable angina,5,7 but also for patients with acute coronary syndromes. In this group, revascularisation has been shown to be successful and also to confer a survival benefit over pharmacological therapy, particularly when compared with patients <80 years of age.8,9 Nevertheless, elderly patients suffer from more significant co-morbidities than their younger counterparts. There is an increased incidence of chronic kidney disease, diabetes mellitus and also impaired left ventricular systolic function.2 This inevitably impacts on the nature of coronary disease with patients having more complex coronary disease, often with calcified lesions and multi-vessel involvement.10 This renders them an inherently higher-risk group in whom to perform PCI.11 Higher rates of complications, such as acute renal failure, vascular complications, haemorrhage and overall MACCE,4 have been observed. Hospital mortality has been estimated to be 3.4%, with a risk of stroke approaching 0.7%.2,3
The results from the current study not only confirm the safety of PCI in 1,002 patients aged above 80 years, but also that the rates of mortality and stroke from PCI have declined significantly over the last nine years to currently predicted rates of 0.6% and 0%, respectively, in our patient cohort. In particular, we observed improved outcomes in patients undergoing urgent PCI for acute coronary syndrome, where the current in-hospital mortality rate was only 0.4%.
Interestingly, the decline in MACCE rates was most pronounced in elderly patients with only minor improvements noted in those patients <80 years (in-hospital mortality 0.3%). This occurred despite increasingly complex PCI cases where rotablation was employed more frequently for calcified coronary vessels, microcatheters were used to aid in crossing difficult lesions and LMS lesions were treated with less reserve. Although it remains speculative as to why results improved, given the treatment of more complex coronary lesions, it is likely that this was related to:
increasing availability of modern inflation balloons
advancements in stent design
more modern pharmacological therapies
operator experience.
The change in the nature of coronary disease observed is not felt to reflect a change in either the incidence or prevalence of severe coronary disease. It more accurately reflects a change in practice and nature of work that our institute received over the study duration. Increasingly, routine PCI work was conducted at adjacent hospitals where catheterisation facilities were available. This left more acute and unstable cases, patients with multi-vessel disease and patients with complicated lesions to be dealt with at our centre. It is possible that this factor may have accounted for a decline in MACCE rates as operators gained further experience in coronary disease of this nature.
The decline in hospital mortality rates was maintained to 30 days following PCI in our patients aged greater than 80 years. We did not observe a similar improvement in one-year mortality rates. This remained high at 10–11% from Group A to C. This potentially suggests that PCI in this patient group does not confer a significant mid-term survival benefit. Nevertheless, we did not collect data on quality-of-life measures and symptom-improvement parameters pre- and post-PCI. The authors recognise that these factors are perhaps more relevant outcome measures in this patient population where the natural history of concurrent co-morbidities need to be accounted for.
Dr Ronak Rajani is currently funded by the British Cardiovascular Society (BCS) and the American College of Cardiology (ACC).
The proportion of elderly patients requiring percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) is increasing
In this group of patients, PCI appears safe and is associated with declining complication rates
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The Z102 entered production with a 2.5 (2472cc) litre engine as used in the prototypes, though later there were variants with 2.8 (2816cc), and 3.2 (3178cc) litre DOHC desmodromic 32-valve V8 360 hp (270 kW) engines with multiple carburetors or optional supercharger. Horsepower ranged from 175 to 360, and, transferred through a five-speed gearbox and gear-driven camshaft, the fastest could reach 155 mph (249 km/h), exceeding Ferrari autos.The base model had an 120 mph (192 km/h) top speed.
Later Touring units have a different rear lights design.


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Is there any supplication reported from the Prophet sallAllaahu 'alayhi wa sallam and the Companions, may Allaah be pleased with them, at the time of breaking the fast? Should the fasting person repeat what the Mu'aththin says, or continue breaking his fast?
The supplication at the time of fasting is most likely to be answered, because it is at the end of an act of worship, and in most cases, a human self is at its weakest point just before he breaks his fast. The weaker a person is physically, and the more tender-hearted, the greater is his feeling of repentance and humility towards Allaah, the Almighty, the All-Powerful.
Although there may be some weakness in these two Ahadith, some of the Scholars have declared them to be Hasan; and in anycase, if you supplicated using these words or any others words that came to your heart when breaking your fast, then it is most likely to be answered.
applys to all situations, except those which there is some evidence to show otherwise.
 Reported by Abu Dawud in the Book of Fasting.
 Reported by Abu Dawud in the Book of Fasting, in the Chapter: What to Say When Breaking the Fast (2357).
 Reported by al-Bukhari in the Book of Athaan, in the Chapter: What is Said When the Caller is Heard (611); and by Muslim in the Book of Prayer, in the Chapter: the Recommendation of Saying What the Mu'aththinSays (384).


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Muslim monuments of Bangladesh
Sayed Mahmudul Hasan
Published 1980 by Islamic Foundation, Bangladesh in Dacca .
Architecture -- Bangladesh,
Architecture, Islamic -- Bangladesh
Statement Syed Mahmudul Hasan ; with a foreword by Muhammad Sirajul Islam.
LC Classifications NA1510.8.B36 H37 1980
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Muslim monuments of Bangladesh by Sayed Mahmudul Hasan Download PDF EPUB FB2
The Muslim population in Bangladesh was over million inwhich makes up 90% percent of the population in the country. The Constitution of Bangladesh declares Islam as the state software-comparativo.comdesh is the fourth-largest Muslim-populated country.
Muslims are the predominant community of the country and they form the majority of the population in all eight divisions of Bangladesh. The architecture of Bengal, which comprises the modern country of Bangladesh and the Indian states of West Bengal, Tripura, and Assam's Barak Valley, has a long and rich history, blending indigenous elements from the Indian subcontinent, with influences from different parts of the world.
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Oct 08, · Bangladesh is functionally a Muslim country, even if its Constitution pays lip service to secularism. No country can be truly secular if it has a state religion. The original Constitution of Bangladesh, written inenshrined secularism as one.
Muslim festivals in Bangladesh Abu Jafar Read. Muslim monuments of Bangladesh Sayed Mahmudul Hasan Read. Sir Salimullah M. Quddus Read.
2 books Muhammad Muzammil Haq, 1 book Abdul Bari Sarker, 1 book Abu Jafar, 1 book Syed Tayyeb-ur Rahman, 1. Islam entered Bangladesh through the following three ways: 1. The Chittagong port was one of the major ports for entering the eastern region including China, Thailand, Malaysia and Indonesia.
Muslim rule started from Rajshahi and completed in Khulna by Khan Jahan Ali. North Bengal (Nadia, Gaur, Rangpur, Dinajpur: ) After Delhi and. "of the impressive Muslim monuments in the whole of the Indian sub-continent, The mosque is locally known as the " Saith Gombuj Masjid", however, there are. Books about Bangladesh or Bengalis, both Muslims and Hindus Score A book's total score is based on multiple factors, including the number of people who have voted for it.
Bangladesh forms the largest and eastern part of the Bengal region. According to the ancient Indian epics, Ramayana and Mahabharata, the Vanga Kingdom, one of the namesakes of the Bengal region, was a strong naval ally of the legendary software-comparativo.com the ancient and classical period of the Indian subcontinent, the territory was home to many principalities, including the Pundra, Gangaridai, Gauda Calling code: + The book examines the postcolonial Muslim political discourse through monuments.
It establishes a link between the process by which historic buildings become monuments and the gradual transformation of these historic/legal entities into political objects. I am going to write a series of posts on the Ayodhya issue.
There was a question I asked in the first one on whether we have seen or remember any pre 8th century grand temple South of the Vindhyas. I suspect answer would be no. We continue the dis.
Bangladesh has emerged as a moderate Muslim country through the accommodation made by successive governments between Islamic and secular values, in large part because of Islam's preeminence in as Author: Zaglul Haider. More than 50 monuments have been catalogued: in the first group, the mosques of Singar, Bibi Begni and Clumakkola; and in the second, the mosques of Reza Khoda, Zindavir and Ranvijoypur.
Criterion (iv): The Historic Mosque City of Bagerhatrepresents the vestiges of a medieval Muslim town in the northern peripheral land of the Sundarbans. Monuments in Khulna - Shat Gambuj Masjid - Sixty Dome Mosque Shat Gambuj Mosque About 30 km away from Khulna City is the place Bagerhat.
The place was inside the inhospitable Mangrove forest of the Sundarbans near the coast of Bay of Bengal. A General, later known to be a saint named Khan Jahan Ali came here from Delhi.
Monuments in. The colonial British rule and the liberation war have made Bangladesh a must visit place for the expedition lovers to witness some marvelous archaeological works of ancient time. Here is a platonic journey through the top eight historical places in Bangladesh. Lalbagh Fort in Dhaka.
The first Partition of Bengal (Bengali: বঙ্গভঙ্গ) was a territorial reorganization of the Bengal Presidency implemented by the authorities of the British Raj in The partition separated the largely Muslim eastern areas from the largely Hindu western areas on 16 October after being announced on 19 July by the Viceroy of India, Lord Curzon.
Buildings of the British Raj in Bangladesh [Nazimuddin Ahmed] on software-comparativo.com *FREE* shipping on qualifying software-comparativo.com: Nazimuddin Ahmed. Books at Amazon. The software-comparativo.com Books homepage helps you explore Earth's Biggest Bookstore without ever leaving the comfort of your couch.
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Jan 27, · Countries are supposed to make a 'tentative list' of sites eligible to be a Unesco World Heritage Site every year, but Bangladesh has not done so Author: Star Online Report.
A British discourse on race, cultural diversity, and education began to evolve in the s in response to the growing population of immigrants from the West Indies, India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh. All 18 seats, 29 seats Tourist minibus body rental will be / Taka per day without oil. And 36 seats and 52 seats luxury AC Coach Service body rental will be / Taka per day without oil.
For non AC bus please call. You can rent our bus to go anywhere in Bangladesh. But you have to book a bus minimum 1 week ago. This study, done within the comprehensive Weberian framework, focuses on religion and social change in Bangladesh through an imaginative use of qualitative as well as quantitative methods of modern social research.
It first provides a sociological interpretation of the origin and development of Islam in Bengal using historical and literary works on Bengal.5/5(2). On the life and propagation of Islam by Khan Jahan, d.
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chau-chala Corpus of Bagerhat Muhammad Taher Muslim Muslim Monuments Nazimuddin Ahmed Nine-Domed Mosque qibla Report on Bagerhat roads Ronvijoypur. Dhaka Museum and Nimtali Gate. Dhaka Museum [no longer the museum is there; it has moved to its new site in the Shahbagh area, and now forms the nucleus of the Bangladesh National Museum] is situated on the northern side of the Secretariat Road, roughly equidistant from Gulistan [now the cinema hail of this name does not exist, but the area occupied by it still bears the name] and Dhaka.
10 Best historical mosques in Bangladesh During Muslim rule in Bengal, many new cities were built and adorned with palaces, forts, monumental gateways, free-standing victory towers, mosques, mausoleum, roads, and bridges, the remainder of which is scattered over all the country.
Bangladesh is a country considerably rich in archaeological wealth, especially of the medieval period both during the Muslim and pre-Muslim rules, though most of it is still unexplored and unknown. The major archaeological sites are described below. Bangladesh (reinst.
rev. ) Page 9 • Source of constitutional authority Preamble • Preamble We, the people of Bangladesh, having proclaimed our independence on the 26th day of March, and through a historic struggle for national liberation, established the independent, sovereign People's Republic of Bangladesh.
Bangladesh, country of South Asia, located in the delta of the Padma (Ganges) and Jamuna (Brahmaputra) rivers in the northeastern part of the Indian subcontinent.
It is one of the most densely populated countries in the world, and its people are predominantly Muslim. Its capital is Dhaka. Masjid—sketchily covered in the book—has probably introduced a disconnect between this sentiment and the plight of Muslims in India today.
While the book leaves certain questions open, it is remarkably original. Never before has an academic study been devoted to the Muslim political discourse of historical monuments in India. Not only is the.
Discover the golden age of muslim civilisation. This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the website. Nov 03, · DHAKA, Bangladesh — Crowds of Muslims attacked Hindu homes and temples in eastern Bangladesh this week, raising concerns that the authorities are not taking steps to curb rising religious tensions.
TouristLink members rank Shaheed Minar, Hussaini Dalan and Khan Mohammad Mridha Mosque as the top monuments in Bangladesh.
Find information on monuments in Bangladesh as well as monuments in Asia, monuments in the World. Media in category "Statues in Bangladesh" The following 37 files are in this category, out of 37 total.
Bangladesh arrests publisher for 'offensive' book on Islam Police have charged Malik under the country's tough Internet law with publishing material that hurts religious beliefs By AFP.
Sunday, December 6 The book "Mein Kampf — (My Struggle)", Adolf Hitler's anti-semitic autobiographical manifesto, is a top-selling Eid al-Fitr (Sugar Feast) present among 'educated' Dhaka Muslims in Bangladesh. Meanwhile, the BBC manages to produce an entire article about the selling of the book without mentioning the word 'Jew' or 'Anti-Semitic'.
Indian Monuments of National Importance includes the famous and most beautiful monuments with rock-sculpture,monolith statues and archaeological sites.
The Most Famous Indian Landmarks, prominent monuments and temples includes Sanchi Stupa, Gwalior Fort, City Palace, Agra Fort,Fatehpur Sikri, Ram Setu,Ghat in Varanasi and Ajanta Ellora Caves. 25 Cultural World Heritage Sites in India by UNESCO. A History of Bangladesh is perhaps the first of its kind of book that brings such a long span of time within its covers.
[It] offers a coherent and refreshingly [broad] account of the country's historical developments. Willem van Schendel offers an excellent synthesis of myriad issues and developments that have shaped Bangladesh.'Cited by: Bangladesh was founded as a "democratic, secular, socialist state," but the new state represented the triumph of a Bangladeshi Muslim culture and language.
The administration degenerated into corruption, and Mujib attempted to create a one-party state. Sep 12, · NPR's Kelly McEvers talks to Zafar Sobhan, editor-in-chief of the Dhaka Tribune, about the Rohingya in Bangladesh. Nearlymembers of Myanmar's Muslim Rohingya minority have.
The American Muslim Council claims 5 million, while the non-partisan Center for Immigration Studies believes the figure is closer to between 3 to 4 million followers of Islam.Bangladesh: Ahmadiyya regional convention ends in Sunderbans Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama'at Bangladesh on Saturday concluded its regional convention for Satkhira, Khulna, Jashore and Chuadanga region with a call to spread the ideals of Prophet Hazrat Muhammad (SM).and Refugee Board of CanadaBGDE – Bangladesh: Procedure and time involved in obtaining a divorce via the Muslim Marriage Registrar, a registrar and a qadi [qazi, kadi, kazi, Islamic judge] in Dhaka; the meaning of a divorce certificate compared to a.
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The countdown is on. Christmas is just around the corner, and that means holiday parties, secret Santa gift swaps, traveling to visit loved ones and, of course, the big day, itself. It's a time for making merry and making memories. And, if you're not watching your budget, it can make you broke.
Sure, money can buy you happiness. No argument, there. But it's true—the best things in life really are free, and that's the point of this challenge! To find a special something that you can do every year, starting this year, to add more light and laughter to your holidays.
If you're single, maybe you'd enjoy snuggling up under your tree to read a great book or watch a special movie. If you have a bigger group, why not trade 'grateful fors'? Have everyone write down the top three things that they're grateful for from this year. Then go around the room and share your memories.
If you'd prefer something active, how about an annual holiday hike, run or bike ride? You could take a walk through a neighborhood with spectacular Christmas lights, or donate your time to a local charity.
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I created a data model entity with a primary key of type UUID.
I selected "custom type" in simple type creation window and choosed UUID. Then an UUID model type appear in right panel, with the base type String.
20:54:33,131 ERROR Failed to save item Person, For input string: "e375f6de-1b03-4169-acec-c7356472b185"
Caused by: java.lang.NumberFormatException: For input string: "e375f6de-1b03-4169-acec-c7356472b185"
e375f6de-1b03-4169-acec-c7356472b185 is the UUID generated for my primary key.
Did I missed something ??
I deleted all .db files in MDM server related to my container, I redeployed and it works !!
The ID was an AUTO_INCREMENT (int) before, when I changed it to UUID (String) the issue occured. Now I know how to deal with that.
Could you please paste your data model entity xsd into forum so that we can address your issue quickly.
But no "Person" entity in your data model. Are you sure you posted the correct data model?
Hooo I posted the correct data model and the wrong error.
20:09:07,820 ERROR Failed to save item Task, For input string: "7053383c-c818-4fd3-be3b-7282d18504a7"
Note that I translated the error message above in English.
select task0_.x_id as x1_209_3_, task0_.x_description as x2_209_3_, task0_.x_place_x_talend_id as x3_209_3_, task0_.x_begin as x4_209_3_, task0_.x_end as x5_209_3_, task0_.x_contact_x_talend_id as x6_209_3_, task0_.x_recurrent as x7_209_3_, task0_.x_repeatable as x8_209_3_, task0_.x_waiting as x9_209_3_, task0_.x_talend_timestamp as x10_209_3_, task0_.x_talend_task_id as x11_209_3_, x_placetyp1_.x_talend_id as x1_213_0_, x_placetyp1_.x_name as x2_213_0_, x_placetyp1_.x_address_x_talend_id as x3_213_0_, x_addresst2_.x_talend_id as x1_211_1_, x_addresst2_.x_number as x2_211_1_, x_addresst2_.x_complement as x3_211_1_, x_addresst2_.x_street as x4_211_1_, x_addresst2_.x_postcode as x5_211_1_, x_addresst2_.x_town as x6_211_1_, x_contactt3_.x_talend_id as x1_212_2_, x_contactt3_.x_firstname as x2_212_2_, x_contactt3_.x_lastname as x3_212_2_ from TASK task0_ left outer join X_PLACETYPE x_placetyp1_ on task0_.x_place_x_talend_id=x_placetyp1_.x_talend_id left outer join X_ADDRESSTYPE x_addresst2_ on x_placetyp1_.x_address_x_talend_id=x_addresst2_.x_talend_id left outer join X_CONTACTTYPE x_contactt3_ on task0_.x_contact_x_talend_id=x_contactt3_.x_talend_id where task0_.x_id=?
20:55:20,474 ERROR  Unable to store the item Organizer.Task.23f1c65c-6bf9-42b5-954b-36c4c0afba4e: com.amalto.core.util.XtentisException: com.amalto.xmlserver.interfaces.XmlServerException: java.lang.RuntimeException: Exception occurred during update.
com.amalto.core.util.XtentisException: com.amalto.xmlserver.interfaces.XmlServerException: java.lang.RuntimeException: Exception occurred during update.
Caused by: com.amalto.xmlserver.interfaces.XmlServerException: java.lang.RuntimeException: Exception occurred during update.
Caused by: java.lang.RuntimeException: Exception occurred during update.
Caused by: java.lang.NumberFormatException: For input string: "23f1c65c-6bf9-42b5-954b-36c4c0afba4e"
20:55:20,490 ERROR  Impossible de sauvegarder l'item Task, For input string: "23f1c65c-6bf9-42b5-954b-36c4c0afba4e"
com.amalto.webapp.core.util.WebCoreException: java.lang.NumberFormatException: For input string: "23f1c65c-6bf9-42b5-954b-36c4c0afba4e"
Caused by: com.amalto.webapp.core.util.WebCoreException: java.lang.NumberFormatException: For input string: "23f1c65c-6bf9-42b5-954b-36c4c0afba4e"
Here's my guess: you first deployed the data model with an id typed as xsd:long (or xsd:integer... something that holds numeric values). Then you changed to UUID (a xsd:string based type) and redeployed the data model. But this doesn't change the column type in the database .
* Check if the column type for "x_id" of the Task table is typed as numeric or string.
* If numeric: perform "alter table" statement to change the column to a varchar OR drop the whole database schema and restart MDM (MDM will recreate the schema from scratch).
: For conservative reasons, MDM only adds new stuff in the database but doesn't change existing database schema elements. For example, if you first deployed with an string Id and then change to numeric, the column will still be a string (because some values may already exist and some values can't be converted to a number).


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Computing is not just about using a computer. It also includes the use of controllable toys, digital cameras and everyday equipment such as a CD Players, Macs/Tablets or DVD players.
using Computing provides access to a wider and more flexible range of learning materials.
Whilst many Internet Service Providers offer filtering systems to help you safeguard your child at home, it remains surprisingly easy for children to access inappropriate material including unsuitable texts, pictures and movies. Parents are advised to set the security levels within your browser with this in mind. Don't deny your child the opportunity to learn from the wide variety of material and games available on the Internet. Instead set some simple rules for keeping them safe and make sure they understand their importance.
Tell an adult if they are unsure of anything.
Teaching science is important as it arouses curiosity of the wider world. It also facilitates the children's understanding of other subject areas e.g. English, mathematics, geography, history, art, D.T, ICT.
Overall, science encourages innovation while boosting creativity, making children all round individuals.
At Christchurch Primary School we embrace a cross curricular and investigative approach to teaching science to all our pupils. All children are 'scientists' from an early age as they are naturally inquisitive about the world around them.
The teaching of science is in line with the New National Curriculum for science 2014.
The teaching builds on prior knowledge and is practical and hands on. It enables pupils to experience and observe phenomena, looking more closely at the natural and humanly-constructed world around them.
Encouraging scientific talk about what the children have found out and communicating their ideas to a range of audiences.
The teaching involves learning through broader and more in depth practical investigative activities and discussions building on Key Stage 1.
Pupils are encouraged to apply their scientific knowledge to solve problems, understand and predict how the world around them operates.
Writing about what the children have found out using appropriate scientific language. Pupils are taught to draw conclusions based on their data and observations. They are encouraged to use evidence to justify their ideas, and use their scientific knowledge and understanding to explain their findings.
The practical nature of this subject involves children in developing their own personal skills and knowledge of a wide range of materials, equipment and techniques. The aim of the school is to develop in children an understanding of how a design works, product analysis, and to develop their own confidence and ability to work through the same process.
Mainly through theme work, children will be helped to develop geographical knowledge and understanding. They will be introduced to geographical enquiry and they will be helped to develop a sense of identity through learning first about the geography at home and immediate locality, to the United Kingdom and the world beyond. Children will be given a chance to develop their map reading skills.
Beginning with their own personal history, children begin to explore the concept of time past, leading to more important episodes and developments in Britain's past, including Invaders and Settlers (Vikings, Romans and Anglo-Saxons), the Tudors and Britain since the 1930s, the local history of Ilford, Ancient Egypt and Ancient Greeks and the Mayan Civilisation. They develop an understanding of how the past influences all our lives, shaping the customs and beliefs of the communities to which we belong. Children will have the opportunity to explore the past through a range of creative resources and teaching techniques.
Our music education starts in the Early Years Foundation Stage with activities such as:- Singing, focused listening activities and playing age appropriate instruments.
In KS1 we then build on these musical experiences by using our voices expressively through singing songs, speaking chants and rhymes as well as playing tuned and untuned instruments. The children create musical patterns and explore, choose and organise sounds and musical ideas. Children learn to express their ideas and feelings about music using movement, dance and expressive and musical language.
In KS2 children have the opportunity to learn a musical instrument, use a range of ICT to understand and explore how music is created, produced and communicated. Pupil will also perform, listen to, review and evaluate music across a range of historical periods, genres, styles and traditions, including music of the great composers and musicians.
We have strong links with Redbridge Music Service where children are given the opportunity to learn woodwind, strings and brass instruments through peripatetic lessons. The school is charged for this service. Therefore, a charge will be made per term to parents to partly or wholly recoup this at a level agreed by the Governors. Please see the school's Charging and Remissions Policy, available on the website or from the school office, for details. Drumming tuition is also offered to Key Stage 2; a charge is made for these lessons. There are 4 choirs across the key stages that give the children the chance to perform to both their parents and their peers.
We follow the Redbridge locally agreed syllabus for religious education. At Foundation Stage the key topics include Understanding the World- people and communities. At Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2 pupils explore questions of belonging and identity. They develop their understanding of religious beliefs, that some people do not follow a particular faith, places of worship and key figures. Children are able to relate their learning to Christianity (Year 2), Hinduism (Year 3), Judaism (Year 4), Islam (Year 5) and Sikhism (Year 6).
At Christchurch we value highly the Personal, Social, Health and Economic wellbeing (PSHE) of all our pupils in addition to the Social, Emotional Aspects of Learning (SEAL). Therefore from Early Years up to Year 6 we have a planned programme to help the children to develop fully as individuals, as members of families, social and economic communities. We aim to give them a greater awareness of how to keep safe, healthy and to make responsible choices. We also place a strong focus on pupil voice so that the children can become active citizens in society, making a positive contribution. Throughout the years the children have the opportunity to explore relationships and celebrate diversity; set, monitor and achieve goals; discuss strategies of how to deal with changes, including transition from primary to secondary school and tackle bullying.
To introduce children to a variety of competitive team and individual games.
To develop in children the concepts of fair play, honest competition and good sporting behaviour as individual participants, team members and spectators.
To give the children the opportunity to practise and develop relevant skills for sports participation.
To give children the opportunity to measure, compare and improve their own performance.
To promote active, healthy lifestyle choices.
In order to fulfil these aims we have a very comprehensive P.E. Policy, copies of which may be seen in school.