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Vitzethum, Daniel wrote: > Hi Thomas, > > >>>In addition, where is the home of the village project? >> >>http://wiki.apache.org/db-torque/FrequentlyAskedQuestions > > > I admit, it was the obvious again. A workaround for my problem > certainly is to have unique column names in the whole data model, > what means some work for us. > It shouldn't be a requirement, as the problem mentionned here : http://db.apache.org/torque/criteria-howto.html ("Using Criterion to use a Column twice in a Criteria") is obviously not what you are encountering : you may have two identical "columnname", but internally, the Torque Runtime is supposed to expand these "columnname" to "tablename.columnname". You might however resolve the problem using aliases, just as you would do in raw SQL. > Indeed it seems to be a bug in village (or at least not a feature) > that the same column name twice leads to wrong results. > > > Thank you anyway, > > Daniel > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: email@example.com > For additional commands, e-mail: email@example.com > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com For additional commands, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
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kwalapa - cape town's latest organic eatery
Submitted by sproutingforth on Tue, 2009-09-22 09:34
The first thing that grabs you about kwaLapa at the Montebello Design Centre in Newlands, is their catchy byline – telling the stories of food.
Its meaning is lost on me, until I begin scanning the shelves and stumble across some of the initial 'stories' about where the store sources its foods that the team behind the store have begun placing on the walls. Then I begin to understand that kwalapa isn't just a store. It's a community of people in the business of telling and selling the stories of food.
The organic wholefoods delicatessen and store has only recently opened its doors, but you can plainly see that it's a matter of time before word of mouth and the green grapevine has the place fairly buzzing for morning coffee and lunches, particularly since Organic Living in Plumstead closed its restaurant (it remains a popular health store up at Constantia Village) and the southern suburbs have been itching for a replacement...
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a visit to waverley hills organic wines
Submitted by sproutingforth on Mon, 2009-09-07 11:58
Waverley Hills is on the R46 between Tulbagh and Ceres and lies virtually at the foot of the Witzenberg Mountains.
But Waverley Hills benefits from lying right on a natural water shed area - you're made more than aware of this as you drive throught the gates, or perhaps because spring is imminent, because wild flowers and grasses were growing ramapantly on either side of the sand road that wound its way up to the prominent wine cellar and restaurant.
Waverley Hills has been on urban sprout's directory , as one of few organic wines in the country, for some time. We've even managed to sample their olive oil, for they have olive groves too, at a couple of Cape Town food exhibitions, but not the wine, for some inexplicable reason – perhaps we haven't tried hard enough?
But we recently spent a quiet week in Tulbagh, and Waverley Hills made it to the top of our 'organic must do's' list, even if we didn't get there until en route back to Cape Town. Tulbagh, for those of you who haven't been there yet, is an utterly gorgeous little town, not even two hours' from Cape Town, and obviously perfect for a weekend away...
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greenest grocer in sa?, why spier is green, gm vine field trials allowed & more...
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World's tallest wooden building for Norway. Oslo-based Reiulf Ramstad Architects are responsible for the ambitious project, which will be situated in downtown Kirkenes on the historical ground of a multiethnic area. To achieve carbon neutrality, Reiulf Ramstad Architects is relying on integrated systems that also enable it- to adapt to the changing seasons and climate. The firm also plans to reuse biodegradable household and industrial waste to produce biogas. [inhabitat]
Who is the greenest grocer in SA? According to the Sunday Times Top Brands survey, the company that has done the most to promote 'green' in South Africa is Pick n Pay, followed by Woolworths. [the times] [bizcommunity] ...
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'do nothing farming' – fukuoka's wise words
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Blog kindly written by Carey Finn.
These days, organic farming is more popular than ever. With organic box schemes, growing organic sections in supermarkets, and an increasing awareness on the part of consumers, it looks like organic is here to stay, and will only grow further. Certainly, organic farming, especially when it incorporates principles of permaculture and biodynamism, is a massive improvement on modern agriculture with its poisons and exploitations.
But it should not be seen as the plateau – as Masanobu Fukuoka, a wise farmer from Japan said, we have many more steps to take to return to the source; in other words, we have a way to go before we are truly growing our food in harmony with nature...
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rawlicious - our top 5 recipes
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Radically radish, the 2-tone sunrise smoothie, wild mushroom soup, brazil nut milk, Thai coleslaw and lemon tart with a twist (it's raw!) are what you can expect from Peter and Beryn Daniel's raw food recipe book entitled Rawlicious.
We fell on this book when it arrived. It really re-inspired us to eat more raw foods (we've always juiced and had smoothies and salads, but other dishes in Rawlicious are pretty enticing), particularly when I realised how easy some of the foods are to prepare.
It's brimming over with easy, delicious food that is healthy for you and goes a long way to...
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greening it up - why go nuclear when cheaper options exist, organic food study slammed, & more
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Why go nuclear – better and cheaper options exist
There are two bombshell facts for taxpayers and neighbouring residents. The first is that the PBMR generates more than 10 times the volume of radioactive waste than any other known type of atomic reactor. The second fact never aired by PBMR promoters is that its defects include the radioactive gas by-products of nuclear fusion, such as a radioactive isotope of xenon, seeping and percolating through their famous pebbles and escaping into the coolant. [m&g] [there is an alternative; the california option]
Organic food study slammed by Soil Association A food fight has broken out over the health benefits — or lack thereof — of organic produce. The UK Food Standards Agency released a report saying that organic food did nothing to improve health or offer any more nutritional benefits than non-organic food
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the unhealthy truth: how our food is making us sick
Submitted by sproutingforth on Thu, 2009-07-16 10:36
Robyn O'Brien is an American mother. She is also a mother of children with allergies, something American (and South African) children appear to be suffering from at an alarmingly increasing rate. And Robyn wrote a book about why.
Her delvings have led to her being called the 'Erin Brokovich of the food industry' because she exposes the hidden dangers in the apparently 'safe' ingredients we feed our children and families.
1 out of every 3 American children today has allergies, asthma, ADHD or autism. There has been a 400% increase in allergies, a 300% increase in asthma, and a 400% increase in ADHD in the last 20 years.
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winter CSA - changing your approach to food
Submitted by Ahmed on Tue, 2009-06-30 12:11
And we like it like that because it is easy, it requires no effort on our part, and pretty much allows us to fit into a certain category, market, or demographic – and we don't have to think for ourselves. Since the flaws, in this current economic system have become apparent– with the crises and all, the question now is, are there any means by which the static manufacturer/retailer/consumer model can be broken?
And there is.
In Cape Town we've already supported the first CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) project, and this winter, Slow Food Cape Town, in conjunction with the Sustainability Institute, and farmers Eric Swarts and Erick Zenzele, will run the winter CSA bag project from 30th June through 18th August.
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green map set to green the city of cape town
Submitted by Ahmed on Thu, 2009-06-04 11:52
Well, then… meet the Cape Town Green Map.
A map, I hear you say? Well, as with all maps, it does provide direction – but with a difference.
No other map has attempted to chart and detail the city of Cape Town from a green angle before. This particular one is unique in that way. The map can be used to make greener lifestyle choices, and help people to make more informed decisions on how to live sustainably. It is also different because it is on-going, evolving and is constantly being updated.
victory for biowatch – the 'little guy' has a voice after all
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In a landslide victory for Biowatch, the Constitutional Court, after a nine-year legal battle, has finally set aside the costs order awarded against Biowatch in favour of Monsanto and further awarded legal costs in the High Court hearings in favour of Biowatch and against the state. All eleven judges were unanimous in their decision!
We've been following the Biowatch case and blogged about it here, here, here and here.
We also blogged about their campaign against the GM potato here
Without bodies like Biowatch, who campaign in the public interest for sustainable agriculture, biodiversity, biosafety and farmers' rights, the public would not have a voice. The consequences of this final ruling by the Constitutional Court are enormous.
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Some days it's hard not to wake up longing for India so much that I think my heart might explode. There's so much expectation with India. In some ways, I feel like i've been waiting forever to get back there. And then there are days here that seem so frivolous, so meaningless. Which isn't true. But it's a battle that I fight almost daily. You see, it's hard to sit here in my air conditioned apartment and drink my real coffee and wrap my head around the fact that while the average American lives on more than $90 per day, approximately ONE BILLION people live on less than $1 per day and 2.6 BILLION people (40% of the world's population) live on less than $2 a day. And i feel like i'm not doing anything about it. But then the Lord swoops in and reminds me that I am exactly where He has me. He has me here, for such a time as this, for a very specific reason. Yes, He has called us to India and we eagerly anticipate and enter into that season soon. But right now, we are called to be here. And i have to constantly remind myself that since this is where the Lord has me right now, this is where i'll be. i'll be content. i'll be joyful. i'll cherish every single second with my family & friends. and i'll fully understand that even though i'm just playing with my dog, going to work, having dinner with a friend and being a wife today, it's what the Lord's will is. and He is good and He is perfect.
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From the first visit, Hospice of North Idaho teaches caregivers best practices for providing confident care.
The following tips, included in our custom "Patient and Family Handbook" can support your understanding of basic best-practices:
1. Be sure to wash your hands before and after providing care to prevent infection or its spread. Wear gloves if handling body fluids.
2. If using an adjustable bed, raise the level of the bed to reduce the strain on your back during caregiving. Be sure to lower it after care is completed.
3. Don't over-use powders to keep skin creases dry. Powder tends to cake. Use sparingly. Avoid powder if any respiratory problems are present.
4. Keep skin soft with lotion to help prevent dry skin.
5. Bath time can be a simple sponge bath. It may not be necessary to bathe daily. Always wash clean areas first and move toward more soiled areas last.
6. Oral care should be done at bath time and after meals or more frequently if your loved one breathes primarily through their mouth.
7. Your loved one may lose interest in their favorite activities and talk less often. When they talk; use this time to listen. A gentle touch, a listening ear, and/or silence can be most meaningful.
8. Your loved one may sleep most often. At times they will be more difficult to awake and then seem confused and drowsy.
9. You may expect waking dreams. They may report seeing or speaking with loved ones who have died or talk about going on a trip, seeing lights, butterflies, or other things. Listen calmly with acceptance for their experience. If the experience is disturbing to them, talk to your nurse.
10. Your loved one may want less food. It is normal to lose weight and lose appetite. The body often prioritizes vital organ function, gradually minimizing digestive functions and using energy to operate other organs. On the other hand, your loved one may request their favorite meal or drink. Let the patient be the guide.
11. Hearing is the last of the senses to be lost. Share your favorite memories, pray, or play their favorite music.
12. Breathing patterns often become slower or faster in cycles. If you are worried about these changes let your care team know. Oral secretions may increase and collect in the back of the throat producing a rattling noise. This does not mean they are experiencing distress with breathing. The patient may likely be too weak to cough up secretions. Elevate the head of the bed and turn the patient to either side. Your hospice nurse in collaboration with the physician may order medications to decrease this symptom.
13. Feet and legs may graduate to a purple coloration and feel cool to the touch. This is not painful, it is a natural slowing of blood circulation. Keep your loved one covered with a light blanket.
14. Prepare your home to be a safe place to provide care:
a. Make it easy for all visitors to access hand washing areas and post hand washing procedures.
b. Provide cleaning wipes in each room where care is taking place.
c. Reduce the risk of falls by removing rugs, cords/wires/tubes, or other tripping hazards from walking areas.
d. Install grab bars as needed.
e. Store medications in a cupboard or drawer where the caregiver can monitor its access. Keep medications away from children.
f. Talk to Hospice about getting a Life Alert System.
g. Learn correct storage and use of oxygen from Hospice.
Legal Documentation
Idaho Advance Directives packet contains the Idaho Living Will, Durable Power of Attorney for Health Care, and optional organ donation form. These documents will be used to guide your care if you lose the ability to make decisions for yourself.
These documents become legally binding upon the signature of the adult. Notarizations are not necessary. Hospice social workers or an attorney can assist in the process, as needed. Talk about your decisions with your family. Change your Directives, as needed. Register your Directives with the Idaho Secretary of State so that healthcare providers and loved ones can access a copy. http://www.sos.idaho.gov/hcdr/index.html
The Idaho POST
A Physician Order for Scope of Treatment (POST) is filled out by your primary care physician in consultation with you. It describes your wishes for medical treatment at the end of life stage due to an incurable disease or irreversible injury. It describes your wishes regarding resuscitation, comfort measures, IV and ventilation interventions, fluids and antibiotics. Your Durable Power of Attorney for Health Care cannot override your POST form unless your POA can provide evidence that your last known expressed wishes are different from those indicated on the POST. The POST takes precedence of your care above all other documents.
Additional Resources
National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization (NHPCO)
NHPCO on Caregiving http://www.caringinfo.org/i4a/pages/index.cfm?pageid=3323
Soul Injury, Healing the Aftermath of War and Trauma (for both 20th and 21st century Veterans): http://www.opuspeace.org/
Veterans Guide to Long-Term Care
Pet Therapy: How Animals And Humans Heal Each Other http://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2012/03/09/146583986/pet-therapy-how-animals-and-humans-heal-each-other
Grief.com Because love never dies https://grief.com/
End of Life Parables, a YouTube video series: Creative and helpful representations describing the hard concepts in hospice and palliative care for families and care providers. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEi2lJZnm3Mdo9JNPjaExBg
Now is the best time to talk about end-of-life planning, needs and wishes. Planning can greatly reduce stress when the time for hospice care is needed. Planning allows patients to make their own decisions and it relieves their family from making uninformed choices for their loved one. The Conversation Project is a very helpful, self-guided resource to help the conversation get started and determine what end-of-life choices may be. www.theconversationproject.org.
Yes, our care includes caregiver support. Our team will review a caregiver's handbook and provide any obvious and applicable education at each scheduled visit. Our expert staff is available by phone 24-7, including holidays to take questions and schedule an immediate visit if needed. Learn more about Caregiver Support.
We have seen the positive difference it makes for families and patients to enroll with Hospice of North Idaho early in a disease progression process, or when treatment is no longer curative.
Call us anytime to discuss your unique situation.
Palliative and Hospice care education can reduce emergency hospital visits, give confidence to caregivers, encourage planning, encourage choice, and supports the grieving process. Families have told us that planning for a good ending is empowering and honors life.
Hospice of North Idaho is staffed 24-hours a day, every day of the year. We take enrollments and questions about enrollment at any time. Care is provided wherever our patient resides including a skilled nursing facility or a residence. Individuals may also choose care at the Schneidmiller House.
We honor our patient's wishes for how they envision their end of life journey. Comprehensive care includes the patient's choices for alleviating pain, receiving support in grief, lifestyle changes and spiritual needs.
Palliative care begins at the time of diagnosis even if treatment is ongoing. We help family caregivers stay on top of the increasing amount of care they will provide. Caregivers receive better education, patients receive better care, and a sense of personal choice is brought into their journey. Patients decide when to transition into traditional 'hospice' care. Learn more.
Respite Care is available to every Hospice patient. Patients can receive up to 5-days a month of care at the Schneidmiller House, giving caregivers a respite. Caregivers needing a couple of hours of respite can request a Hospice Respite Volunteer to care for their loved-one at home.
We believe that every person should receive an expert level of care, regardless of their ability to pay. Medicare, Medicaid, V.A. and private insurance are billed. Remaining costs can be covered with charitable care. A social worker will discuss with each patients' circumstances so that cost is not a barrier to reaching the best hospice care available.
A doctor's POST, Living Will and Power of Attorney documents are each helpful for you to experience the care you hope to have. Get the forms here. Notary and attorney approval are required for these to be legally binding.
Each patient's care team includes registered nurses, social workers, hospice aides, board certified physicians, and a spiritual care coordinator. The patient and the team create a Plan of Care meeting the needs and goals of the patient. Working together we help ensure your comfort, dignity and peace of mind. Please do not hesitate to ask questions, tell us how you are feeling, or ask for help.
Patients also have access to hospice volunteers who provide additional support. Find out how volunteers can add joy, ease, and comfort.
Volunteers made Hospice of North Idaho what is it today. Our volunteers bolster services by providing companionship, respite visits, pet therapy, veterans companionship, certified massage therapy, bereavement support, and more. Volunteers help our patents be at ease and make quality memories with their family.
Consider the experience you and your loved ones wish to share. Should the end of life experience be rushed, urgent and intense? Should it be peaceful, thought-out, honored, and gracious? Should there be time to resolve relationships or contemplate spirituality? Will the family need support for living without their loved one?
Our philosophy is to care for the whole person and for their family's life-changing experience. Our comprehensive care ensures that options for care are available and respected.
Hospice offers a time to live fully. Planning care, the tone of the environment, and resolving spiritual and emotional needs makes hospice an incredibly special time. We believe that everyone should have access to the most expert and comprehensive care in our area.
We serve every community in Kootenai, Shoshone and Benewah Counties. Since 1981 our community-owned Hospice has provided expert care for the seriously ill and those touched by loss.
Every patient, regardless of age, or their financial circumstances receives the highest quality of care offered by the most experienced team in North Idaho. We not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, age, disability, or sex.
Yes, all medication and medical equipment related to hospice care are covered. Pain medications, beds, walkers, oxygen and other equipment are provided to meet each patient's needs. Our palliative care doctors prescribe medications and nurses will provide medications and caregiver education.
Yes, Hospice will talk to you about your wishes then will create your Plan of Care. We will make visits, just as in home care. Between visits, the facility staff will implement the Hospice Plan you chose. Our entire team is available to each person; including volunteers, spiritual care, social work and nursing staff.
The Schneidmiller House is offered to our patients as an option. Built in 2011, it is Idaho's only hospice in-patient unit. Some choose the House for it's 24-hour nursing care. Some people choose the House as a place where family is welcome and their family caregivers can experience the role as 'loved-one.' Discover the place of peace and comfort; take a virtual tour of the Schneidmiller House.
Hospice of North Idaho is accredited by Joint Commission and is Medicare Certified. Joint Commission surveys Hospice of North Idaho to assure compliance with Medicare regulations and additional Joint Commission standards.
Hospice of North Idaho (HONI) is required by applicable federal and state laws to maintain the privacy of your health information. We are also required to give patients our Notice of Privacy Practices.
Yes. Hospices are not all the same; in fact they can be quite different. Hospices can be for- profit, non-profit, hospital-based, home health- based, or independent. Different hospices have different levels of expertise, philosophies of care, depth of services and approaches to patient and family care.
Hospice of North Idaho, the only local, fully non-profit hospice. We direct all of our resources to ensure that members of the community will live as fully as possible at the end of life. Hospice of North Idaho is the longest established hospice in the area.


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- Human, mother, wife, home educator, learner, photographer, writer, reader, mind reader, critic, defender, champion.
Tuesday, 24 November 2009
Desolation Row - First Shoot
I don't think any of us knew what to make of the first Desolation Row shoot. Sunday 15th March saw an assortment of creative locals - musicians, photographers, film makers, writers, artists and designers traipsing around the forgotten stretch of the Chatham/Rochester Hight Street. I won't bore you with the motives behind the project because I've ranted a fair bit about that already.
Suffice to say, many of the invited musicians didn't turn up at an ungodly 10am. On a Sunday. We'll schedule the next one for the afternoon, I think. We are lucky that more people didn't turn up, to be honest. It looked something like a school trip had cross-pollinated with the Pied Piper story as it was. I think it became clear pretty quickly to everyone there that our plan was to make it up as we went along. The only certainty was that we would end up at the pub - surely enough to sustain anyone's interest.
Our only disappointment was that the Bob Dylan which had been stencilled onto the side of the Jade Garden by local street artist, Redlock, had been painted over. A real shame as it was the only thing breaking up the ghastly shade of Dull that the rest of the building was painted in. Still, dull is not only the accepted norm in this town, but the desired outcome of the council's regeneration plans; an homogenised lump of "any town" stuck between London and the coast (sorry, can't seem to help myself). Luckily, we'd heard of a second Bob Dylan painted on Bath Hard Lane and, luckier still, it remained intact. We found Bob to be wonderfully photogenic and a real hit with the ladies.
After a magnificent and cheap lunch at the Nag's Head, it was time to say goodbye to everyone. Perhaps a few people left us utterly bewildered, but hopefully with a sense that they had become part of something quite exciting. In any case, we are grateful to all who came for their support, and happy they chose to join us so early on a Sunday. Well, it's back to the cyanide hole for now, at least until the circus comes back to town...
The photo was taken by Garry Jenkins. I made the poster for Medway Eyes Sings Dylan.
Originally posted on www.sweetfanny.co.uk 17/03/09
Posted by Sweet Fanny at 23:17
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On a recent visit to the Shanghai Children's Medical Center, we met with some young patients and families, including a 5-year-old girl awaiting heart surgery. As we said our goodbyes, the young girl treated us to a traditional Chinese children's song, complete with graceful hand motions and a bow to end the performance. Enjoy the video.
Reporter Steve Norman of Voice of America Interviews Project HOPE Diabetes Specialist Charlotte Block on "Diabetes in the Developing World and Efforts by Project HOPE To Combat This Deadly Epidemic." Interview Aired on November 14, 2011, World Diabetes Day.
This humanitarian assistance program provides medicines, vaccines, and medical supplies in order to improve health services in Macedonia during its difficult transition of the health system to meet global health care standards. By providing medicine and medical supplies valued at $20 million, Project HOPE is helping the Ministry of Health and hospitals increase budget savings and improve the availability of appropriate medicines and medical supplies for Macedonians.
Project HOPE has improved the quality of life of 14,500 women and 10,500 children in Peru through a combined microcredit and health education program known as a Village Health Bank, providing over $5,000,000 in loans.
Pasquale Iannino, video journalist and founder of Rockit Projects Inc., traveled with Project HOPE volunteers to Guyana and Suriname in October of 2010 as part of Continuing Promise 2010. He created this video for Project HOPE which won a 2011 Telly Award.
Project HOPE sent volunteers aboard the USS Cleveland as part of the second rotation of the Pacific Partnership 2011. This is Project HOPE's 22nd mission in the past six years in partnership with the U.S Navy and Department of Defense. The second rotation of volunteers provided care, health education and humanitarian assistance in Papua New Guinea. Video by volunteer Kris Radder.
Project HOPE sent seven volunteers aboard the USS Cleveland as part of the first rotation of the Pacific Partnership 2011. This was 22nd mission in the past six years in partnership with the U.S Navy and Department of Defense. The first rotation of volunteers provided care, health education and humanitarian assistance in Tonga and Vanuatu. Video by volunteer Kris Radder.
Opened in 2010, the Basrah Children's Hospital represents the first hospital constructed in Iraq since the 1980s.The hospital is providing Basrah and the southern governorates with high-impact children's health services with an oncology focus. Project HOPE has the responsibility for medically equipping the hospital and training the hospital staff.
Children at the Francisco Madero Public Elementary School in Mexico participate in Project HOPE's Healthy Habits for a Healthy Weight Program. 25 schools now participate in the program which has reached 4,000 third graders over the past four years.
Project HOPE is promoting awareness about diabetes, pre-diabetes and gestational diabetes among women in Mexico.
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Plano Republican Women
The name of this club shall be Plano Republican Women and its address shall be P. O. Box 940461, Plano, Texas 75094-0461.
The objectives shall be:
Section 1. Candidate Endorsement:
a) This club, its President and its Campaign Activities Chairman, shall not endorse any candidate for office in contested Republican elections.
b) There shall be no public endorsement of a candidate by any member during a club sponsored candidate's forum, unless such member is a candidate, has a family member who is a candidate, or is a campaign manager for a candidate, but may not do so in the name of this club.
c) "No candidate shall use the TFRW logo in any political advertising, and any political advertising shall contain the following disclaimer: "This endorsement is given by the individual(s) only, NOT the Texas Federation of Republican Women."
Section 2. Candidate Fairness:
"Candidate Fairness: After the end of the filing period for any office and ending the day after the final election for that office, it is the policy of TFRW that all Republican candidates for that office shall be treated fairly and equitably. When one Republican candidate for an office is invited to speak at a Federation or club meeting, then all Republican candidates for that office shall be offered equal presentation time at the same meeting or another meeting before the election."
Section 3. Working for a Candidate:
Individual members, with the exception of the President and the Campaign Activities Chairman, may work for any candidate of their choice in contested Republican elections, but may not in the name of the club.
Section 4. Rules Exemption:
The President and the Campaign Activities Chairman shall be exempt from the rules of Section 1 and 2 in the event they are candidates themselves or have family members who are candidates in contested Republican elections, but may not do so in the name of this club.
Section 5. Controversial Issues:
This club shall not issue statements, pass resolutions, or distribute literature on controversial issues in the name of the club without first polling its members and obtaining two-thirds written vote of approval of the total membership.
Section 6. Lobbying:
There shall be no lobbying with legislators using the name of the Texas Federation of Republican Women by any federated club or any individual member without the express permission of the Board of Directors of the Texas Federation of Republican Women.
Section 7. Political Action Committee:
This organization shall be a Political Action Committee (PAC) registered with the Texas Ethics Committee (TEC).
Section 1. Eligibility:
Any woman believing in the philosophy of the Republican Party and the objectives of this club shall be eligible for membership and she shall be a registered voter.
Section 2.
An active member is a woman who meets the eligibility requirements and pays the annual dues. She shall enjoy the full privileges of membership.
Section 3.
An active member may be counted in this club only for the purpose of delegate representation to the Texas Federation conventions. This will be the only club in which she may hold office.
Section 4.
An associate female member is an active member of another Republican Women club, who wishes to be a member of this club by paying the required annual dues. An associate female member shall not hold office, cannot make motions, be on a committee, have voice or vote. An associate female member may not be listed on the roster to the Texas Federation of Republican Women and cannot be counted for the purpose of determining the number of delegates to the state convention. Her name and dues will not be sent to the Texas Federation of Republican Women headquarters.
Section 5.
A Republican man is eligible for Associate membership in the Plano Republican Women club upon payment of the required dues. He cannot hold office, propose motions, be on a committee, have a voice or vote or be counted for the purpose of determining the number of delegates to National or State Federation meetings or conventions. His name and dues will not be sent to the Texas Federation of Republican Women.
Section 6.
Individual members may resign or transfer their membership in accordance with provisions in the Bylaws of the Texas Federation of Republican Women.
Section 7.
This club and its active members shall be members of the Texas Federation of Republican Women and the National Federation of Republican Women and shall support their objectives and policies.
Section 8.
This club shall not publicly endorse or work for a known candidate of another party in a partisan or non-partisan race where a Republican is in the race. When more than one Republican is in a non-partisan or partisan race, this club President, or Campaign Activities Chairman shall not publicly endorse or work for any candidate in said race. If this club violates this policy, it shall be the responsibility of the TFRW Executive Committee to remove the club from the Federation.
Section 9:
To be eligible to vote in club elections, a member must have paid her dues at least 30 days prior to the election and must have attended at least one meeting prior to the election.
Section 10.
The PRW Patrons are an important funding component for our club. Their patronage allows us to be able to provide support to candidates that we feel represent us, our goals, and values for maintaining a strong local, state and national government.
Section 1. Eligibility:
Each officer shall be an active member in good standing.
Section 2.
The officers shall be President, First Vice President, Second Vice President, Recording Secretary, Corresponding Secretary, and Treasurer.
Section 3. Term of Office:
The term of office for officers shall be one year, or until their successors are elected. There shall be no limit on the number of consecutive terms for which an officer may be elected.
Section 4. Duties of Officers:
1. To preside at all club and Executive Board meetings.
2. To represent the club at all times or to designate a representative in absence.
3. To appoint all Committee Chairmen except those designated in these bylaws.
4. To prepare a program of action with the Executive Board and Special Committee Chairmen.
5. To sign checks in emergency and in the inability of the Treasurer to do so.
6. To be an Ex-Officio member, without vote, of all committees, except the Nominating Committee.
First Vice President – Programs
1. To serve as the presiding officer in the absence of the President.
2. To serve as Chairman of the Program Committee.
3. To serve as Chairman of the Awards Committee.
4. To perform such other duties as the President may designate.
Second Vice President – Membership
1. To serve as Chairman of the Membership Committee.
2. To distribute, collect, and file alphabetically the membership forms. Pertinent membership information shall be provided to the President.
3. To keep an accurate list of active and associate members.
4. To perform such other duties as the President may designate.
Recording Secretary
1. To record attendance and determine that a quorum is present at meetings.
2. To keep factual and unbiased minutes of all meetings.
3. To assist the President in preparing the agenda for meetings.
4. To be custodian of all records and papers.
5. To perform such other duties as the President may designate.
6. To serve as the club parliamentarian and by-laws chairman.
Corresponding Secretary
To conduct all necessary correspondence. To perform such other duties as the President may designate.
1. To receive and keep records of all monies accrued.
2. To deposit funds in the Plano Republican Women bank account.
3. To disburse funds as budgeted or as directed by the President or Executive Board.
4. To give a current financial report at each monthly meeting.
5. To disburse required per capita dues and annual service charges to the State and National Federation.
6. To forward notices of unpaid dues to members.
7. To serve as Chairman of the Finance Committee with the President and Ways and Means Chairman.
8. To notify the Texas Federation when a death occurs in the membership and to request that the name of the deceased be removed from all records.
9. To perform such other duties as the President may designate.
Section 1.The Executive Board shall consist of elected officers, chairmen of standing committees and the immediate past President, who shall serve as Advisor. All officers and committee chairmen shall be registered voters.
Section 2. Duties of the Executive Board:
To make recommendations and advise as to the policies.
To transact any necessary business between meetings.
To exercise the provisions of Article IX, Section 3 (b) when a vacancy occurs in an elective office.
To approve the annual budget and present it to the membership for approval.
Section 1.
The Annual Meeting shall be held in November at which time officers shall be elected and committee folders containing records and reports shall be submitted to the president.
Section 2.
Regular meetings shall be on the third Tuesday of consecutive months, unless otherwise ordered by the Executive Board, providing there are not less than five meetings per year.
Section 3.
Special meetings shall be held at the call of the President, or upon request of ten members, for the purpose stated in the call and no other business shall be considered. Notification for this purpose shall be seven days.
Section 1.
Annual membership dues shall be $30.00, payable in December, and shall be delinquent, if not paid by the February meeting. After August 1, dues shall be reduced to $15.00, which shall include full dues to the State and National Federations.
Section 2.
Dues for associate men and women members shall be $25.00 per year. Dues for husbands of active members are $5.00 per year.
Section 3.
This club shall pay the per capita dues and annual service charges required by the Texas Federation of Republican Women and the National Federation of Republican Women.
Section 4.
The fiscal year shall be from January 1 through December 31.
Section 1.
The Nominating Committee shall consist of three members elected at the September meeting: The first elected shall serve as chairman of the committee. At the close of the meeting the committee shall set a time to convene. The Nominating Committee shall report one nominee for each office at the October meeting with prior consent of the nominees.
Section 2.
Nominations may be made from the floor at the November meeting, provided prior consent has been given by such nominees.
Section 3.
Vacancies in elective offices shall be handled as follows:
A. In the event a vacancy occurs in the office of President, the First Vice President shall assume the duties of President for the unexpired portion of the term.
B. In the event a vacancy occurs in an office other than President, the Executive Board shall have the option of leaving the office vacant or calling for a special election at the next regular meeting. If a special election is called, the Board shall recommend a candidate for the office. Nominations may be made from the floor with prior consent of the nominees.
Section 4.
Election for contested offices shall be by written ballot and a majority of all votes cast shall constitute election. Where there is but one nominee for an office, that election may be held by voice vote. There shall be no proxy voting.
Section 5.
The officers shall be elected in November and installed at the December meeting.
Section 1. Eligibility:
Each Chair shall be an active member in good standing of the organization.
Section 2. Standing Committees:
Americanism/Heritage Newsletter
Bylaws Parliamentarian
Campaign Activities Programs/Awards
Caring for America Public Relations
Chaplain PAC Chairman
Historian Technology
Hospitality Telephone/Hot Line
Legislation Ways and Means
Literacy/MELP Yearbook
Section 3. Standing Committee Duties:
The standing committees shall outline programs for action in their respective fields for consideration and adoption by the Executive Board and shall carry out such other duties as may be prescribed by the Executive Board. The Plano Republican Women Political Action Committee chairman shall serve as treasurer of the fund. She shall work closely with the club Treasurer to ensure adequate records are available as required by the Texas Ethics Commission and Texas Election laws and shall file all reports required by same in a timely manner. The PAC Treasurer must be registered with the Texas Ethics Commission (TEC).
Section 4. Special Committees:
Committee for Disbursement of Funds
Additional special committees shall be appointed by the President and/or Executive Board as deemed advisable.
Section 5. Special Committee Duties:
The special committees shall outline programs in their respective fields for consideration and adoption by the Executive Board. These committees shall be formed only for the duration of their service.
Section 6. Budget Committee:
The Budget Committee shall prepare a projected budget for each fiscal year and submit it to the membership for approval in January. The committee is composed of the President, Treasurer, Past Treasurer, and Ways and Means Chairman.
Section 7. Audit Committee:
The Audit Committee shall review the books as of December 31, annually and submit a report at the February meeting. The President shall appoint two active members to complete the review.
Section 8. All Committees:
All committees shall report at the regular meeting, or as ordered by the President.
Section 9. Term of Office
The Chairs shall serve for a term of one year and shall assume their duties on January 1.
Section 10. Committee for Disbursement of Funds to Candidates.
The Committee will consist of five members: Treasurer, Recording Secretary, Campaign Activities Chairman and two at-large members elected at the general meeting in May. The President will serve as an ex-officio member.
A. Members of the Plano Republican Women may recommend candidates for consideration as recipients of funding to the Committee via email or in writing to the committee chair. Candidates who do not have an opponent in the General Election are not eligible to receive funds.
B. Candidates from Collin County may request funding.
C. Committee recommendations will be reviewed and approved by the PRW Executive Board. The approved candidates will be announced to the PRW general membership via email, and recipient candidates notified.
D. Disbursed candidate funds will be logged in separate postings.
Section 1.
The club shall be represented at the Biennial Convention of the Texas Federation of Republican Women by one delegate and one alternate for each ten (10) members or major fraction thereof. Delegates and alternates shall be elected at the August meeting.
Section 2.
This club shall be represented at the Biennial Convention of the National Federation of Republican Women by one delegate and one alternate, elected by the membership at the April meeting.
Section 1.
A quorum for a meeting shall be twenty percent (20%) of the members.
Section 2
A quorum for a meeting of the Executive Board shall be twenty percent (20%) of the members.
Robert's Rules of Order, Newly Revised, the latest edition thereof, shall govern all proceedings except where inconsistent with the Bylaws of and those of the Texas Federation of Republican Women and the National Federation of Republican Women.
Section 1.
These Bylaws may be amended by a two-thirds vote of the active members present and voting at any regular or special meeting, provided notice of the proposed amendment shall have been given in writing or by personal contact to all members at least thirty days prior to the meeting.
Section 2
These Bylaws shall be reviewed once every two years promptly after the state convention and submitted to the Vice President Bylaws of the Texas Federation, only if amended. Amendments will become effective upon receipt of approval.
Section 3.
When an amendment is adopted to the Bylaws of the Texas Federation which affects club Bylaws, this club shall automatically amend its Bylaws to conform. The membership shall be notified of such mandatory amendment but no further action will be required.
The officers and directors of the Plano Republican Women may be indemnified for the expenses of defending actions arising against either as long as they are found to be innocent or, found guilty of improper conduct, acted in good faith.
In event of dissolution of this club, the Board of Directors shall, after payment of all liabilities of the local club, distribute any remaining assets to Texas Federation of Republican Women (TFRW). None of the assets shall be distributed to any member or officer of Plano Republican Women. The right to use the name of Plano Republican Women shall revert to TFRW.
Amended and Approved April 19, 2016


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The magazine for students is issued six times a year – three times per semester.
The SPIEGEL editorial team focuses on reporting attitudes and reality in the lives of students.
The main theme of each magazine is the cover story, which is examined from several angles (e.g., studying abroad, business consultants looking for top students, career opportunities for young engineers, etc.).
The other sections are:
1. Campus- University topics and education policy
2. Work- Reports on trainee programmes, career opportunities, post-graduate job prospects and student jobs
3. Living- Reports from everyday student life
4. Culture - film, book and music tips
The broad spectrum of topics and the editorial quality of the magazine receive top marks from its readers.
The average total circulation consisting of roughly 70 universities in Germany(active and passive copy distribution of the magazine plus students with SPIEGEL subscriptions), is approximately 210,000 copies.
UNI SPIEGEL is read by 516,000 people (AWA 2014).
Source: AWA 2015
Publication frequency:
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Life and work can be hard, challenging and draining. ORANGES is an employee wellness program based on cutting edge research that has proven there are certain strategies and skills that allow people to navigate the challenges of life more effectively, bounce back and flourish.
ORANGES was developed over a decade by Camp Quality with continuous updates based on extensive academic research from the world's leading universities (Harvard, Stanford, Pennsylvania, Melbourne, UCLA, Oxford) and highly regarded researchers such as Dr Martin Seligman and Prof Carol Dweck. This unique program is designed to help people (and therefore their organisations) be more resilient, optimistic, productive, efficient and happier.
After the workshop you will be able to:
- Become more solutions focused and optimistic.
- Deal with challenges head on.
- Choose a positive and empowering attitude
- Gain greater mental awareness and control.
- Appreciate those around you and instil a sense of value in the workplace.
- Create positive energy that catalyzes action.
- Fulfil your potential and use your strengths to deliver results.
Workshop overview:
O – Optimism
- Understand what optimism means and what kind of thinking habits optimistic people have learned.
- Explore your explanatory style, and how it affects perspective and behaviour.
- Gain practical tips for becoming more optimistic
R – Resilience
- Identify your resilience set point
- Learn how to use tools to increase your resiliency level
- Develop your personal resilience strategy
A – Attitude
- Identify the positive habits involved in a Growth mindset and how to develop them.
- Gain practical tips for building a positive and empowering attitude at work and home.
N – Now
- Learn three powerful skills to get you more in tune with the moment
- Explore the scientific connection between your mind and your health
- Learn how to reframe counterproductive emotions
G – Gratitude
- Understand how gratitude impacts our lives
- Learn three gratitude practices that are scientifically proven
- Gain practical tips for building gratitude into your everyday life.
E – Energy
- Understand the energy chart, and how to shift your thinking and energy levels
- Use positive energy to stimulate creativity, innovation and action
S – Strengths
- Learn how to use and develop your strengths to realise your potential.
- Learn how to spot strengths in others, identify what energises them and give positive feedback that motivates them to perform at their best.
The ORANGES program is held over two-days with an introduction and the first three letters (O, R and A) conducted on day one and the final four letters on day two.
For further information on the Oranges Employee Wellness Program Perth call Jill on 1300 850 959 or fill in the enquiry form below. This course is run in conjunction with our training partner PD Training.
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Warren Buffett's Humble Office At Berkshire Hathaway
It is remarkable to see how humble Warren Buffett's office is. He is the richest man in the world, but his office does not say that at all. There are no huge flat screen TVs. There are no enormous computers or Bloomberg terminals. Buffett still uses his father's old desk.
Perhaps that is why he is so successful. There is something to be said about moderation, humility and living within your means. To some extent, it proves that you're practical, self-sufficient and comfortable within your being:
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We have built up a reputation as one of Australia's most respected service providers in the Microsoft Business Intelligence arena.
Since our establishment in 2010, we have developed a reputation as BI Experts. This is due to our results focus and strong technical expertise. Using these pillars to understand and deliver on the needs and objectives of all our clients drives that reputation.
We are a Gold Microsoft partner with fully-certified experienced people that can tailor, deploy and support Microsoft Business Intelligence products and solutions.


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Past week, it happened twice to me that SVN was not able to update. When updating or committing, the message "Previous operation has not finished; run 'cleanup' if it was interrupted" appears. But when I cleaned my working copy, that failed too.
For fixing this issue, install SQLite (download it here). Go to your SVN working directory, you'll find a wc.db (the database where SVN keeps it's date) in the .svn directory.
run the command
sqlite /pathto/wc.db "select * from work_queue"
You'll probably see some records containing filenames you just touched. The records can be safely deleted. Run this:
sqlite /pathto/wc.db "delete from work_queue"
And you're good to go! It'll probably save you the trouble of deleting your working copy and checking it all out again.


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Hot Station Muara KarangCollege is kinda frustrating right now as I have to face two exams before my CNY holidays. The good thing is that I will be back at hometown for couple of days! Hopefully I get to meet my friends and spend quality time with family and eat my favorite hometown food. Yay to that!
Pictures below was taken while waiting for my boyfie to pick me up! The traffic jam on last Saturday was really horrible that it took him more than 2 hours to get here.
Had my lunch at Hot Station Muara Karang on last Sunday. This place was actually suggested by my brother. They are basically selling Malaysian food which to my taste, is delicious. I somehow had the familiar feeling as if I was at some kind of kopitiam in Malaysia.
Obviously I chose to sit on sofa and I love the color! It was pretty early that day since there were only two tables occupied other than our table.
Roti Tissue.
This was supposed to be desserts but it was served first idk why.
Nasi Lemak Ayam Bakar.
I asked the waiter which one was the favorite and I ended up with this. It was nice, but I'm going to make sure next time to have it with the curry chicken rather than grilled one.
Nasi Briyani Ayam Kari. One of the favorite food.
This was Ayam Kari I talked about before. The sauce was rich. It's completely perfect to my taste!
OKAY, Studying now. Ta ta.


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How To Get Away With Murder
"Murder: one of the worst crimes. Most of us wouldn't dare it but is it only because we are good people? We believe that the fear of being caught is a deterrence. How to accomplish 'the perfect crime'; choice of the victim, of the location and of the alibi have to be thought of. This project will focus on the use of evidence in murder investigation and what should be done to cover your tracks (knowing what investigation tools the police would normally use)."
As a group we decided to look at how you could get away with murder, looking at the alibi, the victim, the weapon, the crime's location and how to dispose of evidence. We also discussed the ethics of telling people how to get away with murder.
Biological Weapons
Blunt Objects
Disposal of Evidence
Disposal of Body
Disposal of Equipment
According to BBC news in the year 2011/12 there were 550 homicides in England and Wales, a record 30 year low1. However this figure represents the murders that were discovered by the police and according to Chief Constable of Sussex Police, Martin Richards, when asked if he believed there was such a thing as the perfect murder, he replied "Absolutely,". "It's the one we never hear about."2 In decade up to 2007 there were 564 unsolved murders which equates to 1 murder a week going unsolved.3
As a group we decided to look at how you could get away with murder, looking at the alibi, the victim, the weapon and how to dispose of evidence. We will also discuss the ethics of telling people how to get away with murder
In recent years there has been an increase in the number of crime dramas on television, showing some of the techniques the police use to solve murders and catch their culprits.
Obviously in these famous TV dramas such as Hannibal, CSI and Sherlock the murderer is always caught because it makes for gripping TV but in real life, the detective can be outsmarted and with recent statistics, this happens more often than we think.
According to BBC news in the year 2011/12 there were 500 homicides in England and Wales, a record 30 year low (BBC, 2012). However, this figure represents the murders that were discovered by the police and according to Chief Constable of Sussex Police, Martin Richards, when asked if he believed there was such a thing as the perfect murder, he replied "Absolutely, it's the one we never hear about." (James, P. 2014).
Weapon Study: Icicle
Biological Weapons: Smallpox
One historical example is the use of smallpox blankets by British forces to kill off Native American tribes but the last naturally occurring case was in 1977 as most of the human population have been vaccinated they are now immune.
A sudden outbreak of smallpox nowadays would cause suspicion.
The icicle is perceived to be the best murder weapon due to the fact it will melt soon after the murder and leave no trace.
But thinner icicles which deliver more of a sharp-edged blow would shatter on impact and not serve much purpose as a murder weapon.
Heavier, larger icicles would do the trick but this is heavily reliant in your victim being situated in the right place at the right time but isn't every murder dependent on this?
Poison: Cyanide
Weapon Study: Allergies
The use of allergies as a murder weapon seems trivial but is in fact very well thought out as this method makes it very hard for the prosecutor to prove that the death wasn't a freak accident.
This method does involve knowing the victim well enough to be aware of their allergies.
There must also be special thought as to rendering the EpiPen useless so that the victim is unable to recover.
Methods of delivering the allergen to the victim could be adding nut extract to shampoo (Horrible Bosses, 2011), tampering with the water supply or fixing a bee stinger to an object the victim will come into contact with (car keys, phone, toilet seat).
Weapon Study: Blunt Objects
From our research blunt objects appear to be very effective murder weapons.
The weapon itself can be a bat, mechanical tool or axe but most efficiently used with a single blow.
The choice of object is crucial as you don't want there to be a link between you and your weapon; for example Tiger Woods should stay clear from golf club murder sprees.
Ted Bundy, one of America's most prolific serial killers was famous for killing his thought-to-be 100 female victims by bludgeoning them with a baseball bat.
Disposal of Body 1
Disposal of Equipment
As much as the body is vital to evidence, in many murder cases the body is found but the case remains unsolved.
It is the murder weapon and associated equipment involved in the killing which has had direct contact with the murderer and thus makes a major link between the killer and the crime.
Clothes worn by the murderer should be burnt or sterilized and then donated to various charity shops.
Firearms are often beaten down with a sledge hammer to make serial codes and trace marks unrecognisable and this process renders ballistic testing by damaging the barrel.
Weapons can also be destroyed by strong acid (e.g HCl) or for more damage, liquid Nitrogen which results in the object shattering and the shards can then be placed sparsely as if they were horcruxes .
Hiding weapons leaves some sort of path to the murderer i.e if you throw the weapon into a lake then you risk being seen and possibly caught.
Cyanide in its form as potassium cyanide has been used as a poison throughout history.
Cyanide was famously used by Adolf Hitler to commit suicide.
It was also used it the Chicago Tylenol Murders - where tablets laced with potassium cyanide were placed in shelved bottles of Tylenol to kill the customer who would unfortunately buy the product - 7 murder victims and 33 years later these murders remain unsolved (Markel, 2014).
After group discussion, we have compiled all aspects which make up the perfect murder and have decided how they would get away with this murder.
The murderer will be a farmer, living in the Highlands of Scotland who has access to slurry tanks, incinerators or pig livestock. They will kill a lone walker passing by their land, away from any civilisation via blunt object (crow bar, spade, plank of wood) to the head. Their alibi will be associated with working with the animals on the farm, early in the morning (this will only be used if interrogated). The murderer will tell no one.
We believe this is the best scenario as a farmer has access to all equipment necessary, often works alone at odd times, and has means of disposing of the body which all seem to be part of their everyday life.
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Brandreth, G. (2001). How to commit the perfect murder - Telegraph. [online] Telegraph.co.uk. Available at: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/4727066/How-to-commit-the-perfect-murder.html [Accessed 18 Jan. 2015].
Fletcher, D. (2009). Breaking News, Analysis, Politics, Blogs, News Photos, Video, Tech Reviews - TIME.com. [online] TIME.com. Available at: http://content.time.com/time/nation/article/0,8599,1878063,00.html [Accessed 18 Jan. 2015].
Flight, C. (2011). BBC - History - World Wars: Silent Weapon: Smallpox and Biological Warfare. [online] Bbc.co.uk. Available at: http://www.bbc.co.uk/history/worldwars/coldwar/pox_weapon_01.shtml [Accessed 18 Jan. 2015].
Harper, T. (2007). Rate of unsolved murders doubles in decade - Telegraph. [online] Telegraph.co.uk. Available at: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/1561945/Rate-of-unsolved-murders-doubles-in-decade.html [Accessed 18 Jan. 2015].
Hawkins, A. (2013). FBI: More People Killed with Hammers, Clubs Each Year than Rifles - Breitbart. [online] Breitbart. Available at: http://www.breitbart.com/big-government/2013/01/03/fbi-more-people-killed-with-hammers-and-clubs-each-year-than-with-rifles/ [Accessed 18 Jan. 2015].
Hawkins, K. (2014). Considering an icicle as a weapon? Read this first.. [online] Crimelibrary.com. Available at: http://www.crimelibrary.com/blog/2014/02/13/considering-the-icicle-as-a-weapon-please-read-this-first/index.html [Accessed 18 Jan. 2015].
James, P. (2014). How you could get away with murder. [online] Express.co.uk. Available at: http://www.express.co.uk/comment/expresscomment/451752/How-you-could-get-away-with-murder [Accessed 18 Jan. 2015].
Lamb, R. (2013). 10 Scariest Bioweapons. [online] Stufftoblowyourmind.com. Available at: http://www.stufftoblowyourmind.com/blog/list/10-scariest-bioweapons/ [Accessed 18 Jan. 2015].
Sample, I. and Harding, L. (2013). Polonium-210: the hard-to-detect poison that killed Alexander Litvinenko. [online] the Guardian. Available at: http://www.theguardian.com/world/2013/nov/06/polonium-210-poison-alexander-litvinenko [Accessed 18 Jan. 2015].
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Wrap the body in chicken wire and add weights ('cement shoes'), throw into a body of water, the body will sink and decay/be eaten by marine life.
Check obituaries in the local paper, identify funeral scheduled soon, go to grave night before the funeral, dig under the already dug grave, place body under grave, incoming body of the funeral is oblivious to their new grave mate.
Locate a building site where concrete is being used, lay the body in the concrete mix for it to then be covered over and forgotten about, this technique is used by the Mafia.
Finding the correct location for your murder can be crucial to getting away with the murder.
If you choose a public place it means that there will be lots of DNA and fingerprints, meaning that it will be harder for the police to isolate 'the murderers' fingerprints.
However most public places nowadays have lots of CCTV cameras, which could place you at the scene and help identify you.
In the decade up to 2007 there were 564 unsolved murders in the UK, which equated to 1 murder a week going unsolved (Harper, T. 2007).
FBI statistics show that somewhere between 35%-40% of homicides in the US go unsolved (Epigone, 2013).
More people in the US are killed by hammers and clubs each year than by rifles (Hawkins, 2013).
Britain's most prolific serial killer Harold Shipman managed to discreetly kill 250+ individuals over a 25 year span without getting caught during that time (The Gaurdian, 2005).
The most famous unsolved murder case in history is believed to be the Jack The Ripper murders of London, which still remain unsolved 127 years later.
Another famous use of biological weapons was the anthrax attacks on American Senate members and news offices.
Anthrax powder containing spores from the deadly bacterium
Bacillus Anthracis
were sent to individuals; killing 5 and infecting 17.
Biological Weapons: Anthrax
Another infamous poisoning closer to home was that of Russian spy and former KGB member, Alexander Litvinenko.
He was victim to the first ever case of radioactive polonium-210 poisoning which was conspicuously placed in his tea.
Polonium only radiates alpha-radiation which is unable to penetrate skin, thus meaning the hospital equipment used to detect radiation poisoning was unable to help with the diagnosis of Litvinenko (BBC News, 2014).
Poison: Radiation
Disposal of Weapons
According to The Godfather and almost all Hollywood Mafia films, it's best to leave the murder weapon at the scene so that the killer does not retain possession of the weapon and thus linking them directly to the murder.
In leaving the weapon at the scene, the murderer must make sure that no incriminating evidence remains (DNA and fingerprints) on the weapon which in modern times is almost impossible to carry out.
So nowadays the weapon is destroyed and disposed off outwith the murder scene to prevent tracing back to the killer via DNA analysis or serial code recovery from the weapon.
Dissolving the body with the use of Sodium Hydroxide in an area such as a bath, it will break the body down into water-soluble salts which are easily washed down the drain. (Chemistry beta, 2013).
Dump the body in a slurry pit to then let the bacteria in the manure breakdown the flesh and bones of the corpse, it will take months to years for the corpse to fully disappear but the skeleton will fall to the bottom and these waste vats aren't regularly emptied.
Disposing of the body in an incinerator is also a very effective method of removing all the evidence as well as leaving no DNA trace behind (ash does not contain DNA).
Finally, chop the body into pieces and feed to pigs which will digest the entire corpse.
The previous methods of disposing a body are all effective but all share the same downfall, that is transport of the body from the site of murder to the site of disposal and in this most important time frame, is where the murderer is most vulnerable to witnesses.
It is said that between 3-5am is the best time to dispose of a body (don't ask me who came up with this).
Another critically important factor in reducing witnesses between this so called 'twilight zone' is being part of the profession where using these methods is the norm (farmer, undertaker, medical clinician).
Disposal of Body 2
Disposal of Body 3
Location - Away From Home
The first requirement for the location is that you are not associated with it; be it your place of work or somewhere you walk past everyday.
If having to walk past the murder scene everyday, this may intensify guilt in you, making you restless and uneasy whenever you are near the murder scene - identifying you as a prime target for suspicion by the police.
Also if you are traveling away from your local area to commit murder do not take your phone with you, as GPS in modern phones can be used to trace back the whereabouts of people.
Location- The Highlands
If you want to totally avoid CCTV cameras a good location would be somewhere remote away from where you live such as the Highlands. Some of the most famous murders in the UK have occured in the countryside (Moors Murderers, Renee MacRae, Cumbria Shootings).
Here you can find a lone walker in a remote area with no witnesses, commit your crime and be back at home, miles away, before anyone even realises that anything is wrong/the victim is even missing.
However if you are using your car to travel between your house and the scene then you risk your car being picked up by cameras which would again put you in the area.
Traveling to kill is very risky as murder is a huge emotional strain and will most likely cause paranoia, making driving erratic and hence likely to attract attention.
Location - Hospital
A hospital is an ideal location to kill someone because if you pick your victim well, ie someone who is very ill anyway, then their death may not seem suspicious.
Furthermore if you choose your weapon well, ie an undetectable injectable poison, then even if the death does seem suspicious they will not be able to find a cause of death at post-mortem.
One example of hospital murders is the Stepping Hill (Manchester) nurse who poisoned 21 patients completely undetected between 2011/12 until he was charged with the murders of 3 of them.
Another example of this killing method is the most famous serial killer ever in the UK, Dr Harold Shipman (Dr Death) who killed an estimated 250 mostly elderly patients who visited his GP practice between 1975 and 1998.
The only reason that Shipman was caught was due to the fact that the coroner had noted an increase in the amount of death certificates she had to counter sign for Dr Shipman (The Gaurdian, 2005).
In the UK, the police have the right to arrest anyone under the suspicion of murder and hold them for 24 hours for interviewing (gov.uk, 2014).
If you are being interviewed by the police it is clear there has been flaws somewhere in the murder cover up but the police can't make an arrest unless enough evidence has been filed against you.
It is at this point that a sound and sensible alibi has to be produced from the murder suspect to prove they had nothing to do with the murder.
A true alibi is one which proves the suspect was in a location other than the murder scene at the time of the crime, this kind of alibi is exceedingly difficult to produce as you will require alibi witnesses to testify about your whereabouts.
Affirmative and Necessity of defense can also be sought after as an alibi.
Alibi - Affirmative Defense
Affirmative defense is where the accused accepts responsibility of the murder but is not wholly or partially criminally responsible for the crime (Herring, 2007).
By seeking affirmative defense, the murderer will have the chance to reduce their sentence, trial hearing or even be acquitted fully depending on what the judge decides.
Claiming insanity can be used meaning that due to mental illness, the accused was not able to distinguish between right and wrong and therefore can't be fully accountable.
It could be claimed that the victim gave consent to be killed due to them being severely depressed.
Self-defense can be claimed but has a strict set of criteria that must be met in order for this to be accepted (especially in the UK).
Accidental defense can be claimed where the accused was intoxicated or experienced amnesia during the crime.
Alibi - Necessity of Defense
In UK law, Defense of Necessity exists where the accused can claim that the murder was carried out to prevent something more serious from taking place.
Defense of Necessity is closely linked with self-defense and is used where self-defense can't cover the case as defense (Herring, 2007). For example if you were to kill a man who had a gun at a group of people; so you are not protecting yourself but are preventing a more serious incident from taking place.
Defense of Necessity also takes into account Duress which defines the situation where the person carries out the murder due to a threat and before the actual violence is committed.
So, how is all this related to getting away with murder?
All these cases can be used as part of your alibi, for example a murder can be committed through a staged self-defense situation or where the victim can be seen to make a threat against the murderer (Duress).
Never kill anyone you're in a relationship or sleeping with as you immediately become the primary target once the murder investigation begins.
According to the expanded homicide figures for 2011 in the US, 54.3% of murder victims were killed by someone they knew, with 24.8% being killed by a family member and 36.5% of female victims were killed by their husbands or boyfriends (FB1, 2015).
To maximise your chance of not being caught your victim needs to be a total stranger picked at random and not somebody you know even in passing (ThoughtCatalog, 2013).
However, killing a stranger has no real motive to it and resembles more the killing style of a serial killer.
Victim Selection
Victim selection is entwined with location as it is difficult to control a victim's whereabouts, thus you must travel to where they go.
If killing your victim at their home, you must make sure they live alone or will at least be alone at the time of murder.
To ensure this, there will have to be prior stalking of your victim in order to suss out their daily regime, this process will leave you vulnerable to them noticing you so caution is advised.
To then gain access to the person's home, a level of trust must be gained and the best way to do this is to pretend you have a position of authority (dress as a police man, gas/electric man with suitable ID).
If killing in a public place, you can kill the victim at random once they become isolated but it is vital you are not seen by CCTV or onlookers and a quick get away is a must.
How Ethical is it to Study this Topic?
Some people may question how ethical it is for us to produce a guide telling people how to get away with murder, however we would argue that the majority of the topic was produced through brain storming and reasoning, something everyone is capable of doing.
All of the information we have presented here is readily available on the internet, in books or on TV crime dramas.
In fact when you type the question 'How to get away with murder?' into a search engine you get hundreds of thousands of results stating 'don't google how to get away with murder' making it clear that the act of committing murder should involve more subtle methods.
Some websites even tell you that looking at the information on them may be breaching the law.
We believe that most people cannot get away with murder because they have a conscience and cannot live with the guilt of their crime or are too scared of getting caught to try.
Therefore, answering the question 'How do you get away with murder? and knowing how to succeed with the crime will not provoke someone to callously murder, instead good motives and mental instability will.
Is this the perfect murder?
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Robert Campbellon 26 January 2015
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