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There is only one way to eradicate chikungunya or malaria or dengue disease. We need to identify those viruses which are responsible for these diseases. After identifying the carrier of these viruses, we should try to eliminate spreading of these dangerous viruses. Mosquitoes are one of the significant carriers of these harmful viruses. The wiser always think about root. So we also should go to the root of the source of the Dengue fever. The means we need to identify carefully which factors are responsible for Dengue fever. To eliminate some of these viruses, we need to eliminate the number of harmful mosquitoes. For example, if you want to get rid of the dangerous disease Dengue, we need to eliminate the number of Aedes mosquito. Because Aedes mosquito is the primary carrier of Dengue fever. At the middle and end of 2017, another relevant fever called chikungunya was an important topic to take into consideration. Though it's almost impossible to kill all the mosquitoes, we can try to reduce the evolution and decrease the birth rate of the mosquitoes especially Aedes mosquito.
In this year, we got much undesirable news of death due to malaria or dengue or chikungunya disease. The light that came out on Monday was the first light in the name of Ross + Light, there was a cover story, 'Honorable mayor, let's kill mosquitoes.' I wrote the prose cartoon. Imagine, Aedes mosquito is the dangerous factor of a dangerous virus which makes us worried about Chikungunya. Because the virus is in their blood. Because of this virus, they are forced to listen to various types of condemnation. Because, in Chikungunya, people die less, due to pneumonia from Chikungunya, a small number of people died in this country. But in the first light I saw the news, one victim said, my enemy, is not even chikungunya. Such pain! Chikungunya fever is cured, but the pain does not improve. People in the house are being attacked in Chikungunya. Multiple patients in the same house. Everyone has been in some house.
Ruhul Abid, a researcher at the Brown University of America, researcher. Do research on the heart. I went to their laboratory. She started her health care at the beginning of her life in the tea garden, tea-laborers and got great results. Now he came to Bangladesh to create a network of garment workers and rickshaw workers for health care. Recently came to the family. For 15 days, both husband and wife read in Chikungunya. Before going, you said, you have no preparation, there is no reaction, there is no operation to kill mosquitoes, there is no initiative to prevent them. No wonder there is no surprise in the media. I used to hear such a thing. Media is responsible for all the problems of Bangladesh, the traditional term is 'Media'. Chikungunya in Bangladesh is the creation of the media. The media is responsible for the fact that chikungunya is not enough in Bangladesh.
On the news of a television channel, in the city of Dhaka, 40 to 60 percent of the houses found in the Aedes mosquito bacteria
Has gone. If 20 percent is available then it is the epidemic. We have 40 to 60 percent. So, by definition, it is epidemic. But our ministers-bureaucrats say it is not an epidemic. Media is spreading panic for no reason.
But The person who is suffering from chikungunya, we can comfort him, you can be sure that it is not epidemic. Eat two paracetamol and once you have gone to sleep once again, sleep with your teeth.
Water jets in Dhaka, water jets in Chittagong, Jajjat in Rajshahi, Khulna jalajat. This must be the media's creation.
Only one-third of the city of Dhaka has a water system. There is no two-thirds area. And whoever is called Storm Suarez, water is pumped out of the dam in the river beyond the dam. If there is more rainfall, then the water will become zombie. Because the maximum rainfall is never designed. But now our capacity, if it gets more than 30 millimeters of rain, will get water on the street. Two The discharges we have are also filled with polythene-dirt. Apart from this, we were traditionally dependent on natural evacuation. Rainwater was used to swimming on the ground floor. There are no open spaces now. Rainwater gets the place in the pond-pond-dive before the water. We have filled them. Our developers have filled up the flood or rainwater deposited in and around Dhaka, which was in low lying places, which were banned in the law. Even Rajuk was filled up. And the canals for our evacuation, too many of them have been occupied, have become filled.
If there is a record rainfall, then any city can get water logging. However, it does not take more than an hour to get the water down. And there is no reason to be wandering in the normal rain if the system works. Our system is not working. Northern Mayor Anisul Haque said WASA is the responsibility of Paniniiskasan. Where did the canals?
The authorities of the four authorities in charge of the panecycling of Dhaka. 1. Dhaka WASA 2. Water Development Board 3. Rajuk 4. City Corporation. The city corporation's responsibility for small sewage Pushing the house, protect God. The lack of coordination is causing us many problems. We will make a local government by voting so that we can catch them. But who will hold RAJUK, WASA, PUBO?
And there are immediate projects to be taken. For example. A new road was built to break the Rangas building. The flyover was also there to take over the railway. That road benefited, or was it bad? You can not come from Tejgaon to the Bijay Sarani, because of traffic congestion. On the other hand, it was three roads in the middle, and now it has four road junctions. As a result, traffic congestion in front of the Prime Minister's Office remains. So the flyover was not needed to finish the cross? Another flyover has been brought from Magbazar to Hatirjheel, in front of Hotel Sonargaon. As a result, traffic congestion increased from Farmgate to Sonargaon.
If we sit to a map of the Dhaka city, then many of these flyovers will have to be dismantled. Northern Mayor Anisul Haque said exactly that he should not be responsible for waterlogging. He can also say that he is not responsible for traffic congestion. But in this context, two things can be said. Firstly, to coordinate the whole arrangement, a high powered coordinator body is needed. Separate flyover here, do not overbridge here, take the appropriate steps with the help of these research and plans. Secondly, Glasses of water or traffic congestion may be the work of many companies, mosquitoes killed but the city corporation's work. Honorable mayor, put your hand. Let's kill mosquitoes.
The mosquito kills too much. On television news, an expert said, mosquitoes became tolerant with mosquito drugs. In old medicine, mosquitoes do not die. Two It is also necessary to check whether samples are shown before the purchase is given at the time of supply. And I say, when medicines are sprayed, the medicine is sprayed, or the water is sprayed, it will also be seen. Because a little medicine, in more water, it will lose the effectiveness of the drug.
Not only in Dhaka, or not only in Chittagong but a visionary master plan for urbanization, ecology, communication, water management, drainage, electrification, decentralization of the whole country. And according to that plan, the program will be consistent. We need big airports, efficient sea and river ports, lots of electricity and plenty of electricity, modernization of communication system, the main component of which will be the naval and railways. We need a policy of protection of rivers, canals, natural water tanks, forests, farmland. This needs a great master plan, the task force needed to formulate it. Of course, experts will have a big role. If we compare the matter with a train, then it will be said that the political leadership will play the role of the engine in this great epic. The plan is the rail line. The bogie is the efficient administration. Instead of corruption, good governance will need fuel. Its technology is expert knowledge. And its passengers are the people.
The purpose of any project in our country is immediate popularity, embezzlement of public money, pockets of people, i.e., corruption. We decided for the project, then after reporting its feasibility, 'yes' report. I decided to build the bridge; if we do not have a canal, we have another project to cut the canal. Let's take a quick approach to solving problems. Now it is necessary to have a well-organized environmental friendly visionary master plan.
If the country comes to Chikungunya, the media did not tell it, but it came, even though it came out. Media does not spread to Chikungunya; it only makes people aware of the news. It is better to try to prevent the news from spreading any news without trying to stop the media. When people are trying to kill mosquitoes, we can say that they are clapping, you can be happy, but the problem is not solved.


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Posts by Karen O'Rourke
Sergeant Cyril Askew
10 June 2019 by Karen O'Rourke
This guest blog by Major (Retired) Eddie McMahon TD continues our series of blogs commemorating D-Day.
"Cyril Lancelot Askew enlisted with the King's (Liverpool) Regiment in 1935 and served in the Second World War. Unusually, he served on both the Eastern and Western fronts. His service is described in an earlier blog and in a display at the Museum of Liverpool.
I first met Sergeant Cyril Askew in 1975, while I was still serving with the King's, before I became involved with the Regimental Association. I was intrigued by this interesting man kitted out in his Corps of Commissioners uniform, proudly wearing his medal ribbons. The Corps was set up to help ex-servicemen into employment after demobilisation and Cyril had welcomed people at many of Liverpool's amazing buildings, including the Three Graces and The Liverpool Empire.
I listened to him talk about patrolling the dangerous Khyber Pass territory in India, or coming under heavy German fire in the weeks after D-Day while pushing inland. Read more…
Commemorating the 75th anniversary of D-Day
29 May 2019 by Karen O'Rourke
On 6 June, we will commemorate the 75th anniversary of the D-Day, Normandy Landings. This was the start of the Allied forces operation to liberate Europe, which would eventually lead to the end of the Second World War. In recognition of the part played by men from the King's (Liverpool) Regiment, we are staging a small display on the first floor of the Museum of Liverpool from Saturday 25 May to Wednesday 17 July.
Two battalions from the Regiment took part. Both were allocated the role of Beach Group, which involved securing the Beach, providing cover and directing the landed troops and equipment once ashore. It also involved gathering up the dead and wounded whenever there was a lull in the German bombardment. Anyone who has seen the first few minutes of the film Saving Private Ryan will understand that being part of a Beach Group was no easy task. For our two local battalions, the 5th based at Sword Beach and the 8th based at Juno Beach, that task lasted six weeks. After this, the 8th Battalion were disbanded, while the 5th Battalion moved inland with the advancing Allied troops. For more information on the part the Regiment played in the Second World War, at D-Day, in Italy and in Burma, you can visit our City Soldiers gallery.
Our new D-Day display will focus on the story of one man; Sergeant Cyril Askew Read more…
1919 Race Riots centenary – looking back at Untold Stories
23 May 2019 by Karen O'Rourke
In November 2013 at the Museum of Liverpool, we launched our Untold Stories project, exploring the stories of some of Liverpool's Black Families in the First World War. We were able to search back through the histories of several local families, who then featured in our exhibition, Reflecting on Liverpool's Home Front, which was a great success and ran for a year from July 2014.
As part of the project, we worked with local groups and organisations to create a mix of events, both in the Museum and in the Liverpool 8 area. While working on a series of creative writing workshops with Writing on the Wall, we got the chance to look at an amazing archive of material, relating to the Race Riots in Liverpool that happened in 1919. Now, 100 years on, Writing on the Wall is telling the story of the Riots as part of their WoWFest 2019 programme. Read more…
The Chinese Labour Corps – 'Labour conquers all'
9 August 2018 by Karen O'Rourke
At the eastern side of Anfield Cemetery, there is a strip of land where the Liverpool Chinese community are buried. Given that Liverpool is home to the oldest Chinese Community in Europe, these graves are hardly a surprising sight. What is surprising perhaps, are the five small white Commonwealth War Graves clustered together in the middle. They are the graves of men from the Chinese Labour Corps (CLC) who died in Liverpool in 1917 and 1918. Lui Feng Hsiang, the last of the five men to be buried, died 100 years ago today (Thu 9 Aug). Born and raised in China, how did these men come to be buried in foreign soil so far away from home?
Captain Noel Chavasse (VC and Bar, MC) remembered.
4 August 2017 by Karen O'Rourke
In my blog on Monday, marking the start of the Third Battle of Ypres, I mentioned that Noel Chavasse had received a second Victoria Cross award, for his actions in the first days of the Battle.
Noel Chavasse is a well known local War hero and I often find myself saying that he was awarded for bravery, but don't always have the opportunity to give the actual details of what he did: Read more…
Passchendaele Remembered
31 July 2017 by Karen O'Rourke
Today marks the 100th anniversary of the start of the Third Battle of Ypres, also known as Passchendaele. Read more…
Aidan Chavasse – centenary of the death of Noel Chavasse's younger brother.
4 July 2017 by Karen O'Rourke
In the coming weeks, there will be much written about Captain Noel Chavasse VC, as the 100th anniversary of his death on 4 August 1917 approaches. Read more…
Bootle man, Arthur Procter VC, honoured in new memorial
25 April 2017 by Karen O'Rourke
This morning there was a ceremony at the Freemason Hall in London, to unveil a memorial commemorating the 64 freemasons who were awarded the Victoria Cross during the First World War. One of the men featured was Arthur Herbert Procter, who served with the King's Liverpool Regiment. Read more…
Women's Army Auxiliary Corps
8 March 2017 by Karen O'Rourke
As soon as war had been declared in August 1914, women had begun 'doing their bit' towards the war effort. Initially they worked as nurses, shop staff or office clerks, but as the war progressed, women took on roles that were traditionally more masculine, such as tram conductors, farm labourers and munitions workers. Read more…
Somme centenary: the Battle of Ancre
16 November 2016 by Karen O'Rourke
Since 1 July, I have been blogging about some of the significant attacks in the Battle of the Somme involving the King's Liverpool Regiment. This is the final one of the series. Read more…

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- Intense emotions presented in such a simple language.
- Poignant plots, some of the stories never looked like initially could be concluded in a short story, but they did and that too beautifully.
- Variety of themes, I mean this book actually presents gamut of varied emotions in 191 pages.
India Unlimited: Book Review
I think I have read a short story collection after really long and that too thankfully turned out to be good, something that I enjoyed throughout. India Unlimited – as the book cover rightly says is a collection of short stories from a nation that's caught between hype & hope. Authored by Kulpreet Yadav, this book has 31 short stories set against the backdrop of evolving India.
Enthralling, Engrossing & Enjoyable - my 3 word reaction for this book would be these! Even though I'm not very much of a short story person but still managed to finish the whole book over a weekend. Interest in one story led to another and so on. Things that I loved about this book:
Overall, a book that I enjoyed and surely recommend as a quick read for your weekend. Even if you are not much into short stories but enjoy reading stories about human emotions, then you're definitely going to enjoy it. Do give it a try.
You can read more about the author Kulpreet Yadav at his website and this book is available for INR 159.00 (as on today) at Amazon.
*This post is based on review copy sent by the author. Opinions expresses in this post about the book are solely mine.
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- Jack said...
Read 2 posts now. Hope you are fully fit now and running after naughty NI. Thanks for this book review. Let me see if it is available in our library, otherwise I will suggest them to buy it. I think on your review I read full Meluha series. I have also recently read some engrossing books by Anuja Chauhan, Jabeen Akhtar and Swati. I am looking for new authors as I have read most of the books of my favourite authors.
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CHILDREN as young as six are flocking to learn the art of sword fighting at a ground-breaking club.
The club at St Paul's Peel Primary School in Little Hulton has already taught at least 20 children how to fence and the club's founder said more children will be taught this spring.
Darren Birchall, a PE teacher, started the club as part of his sports business - Balestra School Sport Ltd.
The 40-year-old believes his business is the only one in the country to cater for children at such young ages.
"The children are doing amazing, absolutely fantastic," said Mr Birchall, from Clifton.
"Their skills have really come on considering they only started six weeks ago.
"They all think it's like Pirates of the Carribean but it's all about discipline and control, and it teaches a lot of social and behavioural skills."
The club at St Paul's Peel started earlier this school year.
The younger children use foam swords and plastic masks while the older children have metal swords with plastic buttons on the end and metal masks.
The club regularly holds competitions so the children can put their newly acquired skills to the test.
Mr Birchall, who has been fencing for 17 years, added: "The name Balestra is a fencing term meaning to leap forward towards an opponent, because we aim to provide a totally unique format in our clubs that uses the latest agility, balance and coordination drills and games to enhance the children's progress and make the club fun and enjoyable at the same time."
He also runs clubs at Branwood Preparatory School, Monton, where a competition was held in December, as well as one at Daveyhulme Junior School in Trafford.
In addition to fencing clubs at schools, Mr Birchall said Balestra also do activities during school sports days.
- ANYONE interested in joining a club or learning more about Balestra's services can call Darren on: 07776 046 025 or visit www.balestra.co.uk .


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AZE Reviews Beartown
Welcome back booksters!
Today, I'll be discussing international bestseller Beartown.
Beartown by Fredrik Backman
(4 stars)
People say Beartown is finished. A tiny community nestled deep in the forest, it is slowly losing ground to the ever encroaching trees. But down by the lake is the old ice rink, built decades ago by the men who founded this town. And in that ice rink is the reason people in Beartown believe in a better tomorrow. The junior ice hockey team is days away from competing in the national semi-finals, and they actually have a shot at winning. All the dreams of this place rest on the shoulders of a group of teenage boys.
Being responsible for the hopes of an entire town is a heavy burden, and the semi-final match is the catalyst for a violent act that will change the life of a 15-year-old girl and leave the town in turmoil. Accusations are made, sides are chosen, and the consequences travel through all of Beartown, leaving no resident unaffected.
Beartown is like no other book I've ever read—it's a story of community, friendship, and right and wrong. Even more so, Beartown is a reminder that the choices we make have consequences, and like ripples, they impact each and everyone around us.
This fan favorite is not only wonderfully written, it's brilliantly developed. While the storyline may be difficult for some, it's impossible not to fall in love with the cast: the parents who would do anything for their children, the friends who have an unbreakable sense of loyalty, and every character in between.
Despite this being a story of community, Beartown is a powerful narrative for several other reasons. It's a tale of devotion and violence. The synopsis may give off a light and warm impression, but it's actually quite the opposite.
Nonetheless, it can't be denied that the story is a bit long and dragged out. Although it's difficult not to become invested in the narrative, at times, the book feels like it's on a loop.
The final verdict: this Backman pick is great but definitely hyped by readers.
Beartown is a good choice if you're looking for a fiction piece that is unique and significant. If you're in the mood for something quick, light, and easy, this may not be the book for you.
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The Working-Class Studies Association (WCSA) invites nominations (including self-nominations) for awards covering the year of 2019.
Award categories are:
- Tillie Olsen Award for Creative Writing: Published books of poetry, fiction, creative non-fiction, and other genres
- C.L.R. James Award for Published Books for Academic or General Audiences
- Russo & Linkon Award for Published Article or Essay for Academic or General Audiences
- Studs Terkel Award for Media and Journalism: Single published articles or series, broadcast media, multimedia, and film
- Constance Coiner Award for Best Dissertation: Completed dissertations only
In all categories, we invite nominations of excellent work that provides insightful and engaging depictions of working-class life, culture, and movements; addresses issues related to the working class; and highlights the voices, experiences, and perspectives of working-class people.
To be eligible, works must have been published (in the case of books or articles) or completed (in the case of films and dissertations) between January 1, 2018 and December 31, 2018
To nominate a work for consideration, please send three hard copies with a cover letter, identifying the category in which the work is being nominated and a brief explanation of why it deserves recognition. It is the author's responsibility to make sure three copies with a cover letter are submitted. NOTE: Articles and dissertations should be submitted in electronic form to firstname.lastname@example.com
Nominations are due no later than January 31, 2019.
Please see the attached document for additional details, and please circulate it widely.
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I'm still not doing a good job of updating this site on a regular basis, but I'm hopeful that as I get further along with my work in progress story, I'll have more to talk about.
I spent some time updating the website with information on my new work in progress. While Colder Weather took place in Iowa and had a Winter theme, my new novel – code name TBH – takes place in Florida and will have a Summer theme. You can check out TBH's page here, and I have the beginnings of a playlist built here. I currently have seven chapters written into the skeleton version of the novel, and I'm looking forward to fleshing it out more once the first pass is completed.
I'm also excited to announce that I've been invited to join the Kindred Ink Collective. I'm looking forward to being a part of this wonderful group and supporting authors Shannon Taylor Hodnett and Julia J Simpson as they work toward getting their second novels printed as well.
Besides writing, I've really gotten into photography. I purchased my first DSLR camera – a Nikon D5600 – and I've been exploring the different settings, with mixed results. I've learned that if the photo is important, use one of the auto settings for now, but I'm also having a good time figuring out all the manual settings that are available on my camera. You can find my photography here if you're interested. All photos are taken with my Nikon D5600, iPhone 7plus/iPhoneXs, or credited if not mine.
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Capacity Factor / Retention Factor / Capacity Ratio: k1 (K Prime)
k1 = T(R) - T(0) / T(0)
where T(R) equals the retention time of the peak in minutes and T(0) is
the retention time of an unretained peak. *For chromatography to take place, K Prime must be > 1.00 and for most modes of chromatography, should be greater than 1.5 or 2.0 for all samples !
Tailing Factor: USP: 't'
t = W(5.0)/tw/2
where tw equals the distance between peak front and T(R) at 5% of peak height units. W(5.0) equals peak width at 5% height, in minutes.
Theoretical Plates: USP and ASTM, 'N'
N = 5.54 x (T(R)/W(50))2
Assumes width at peak half height (50)
* More info can be found at this link.
Resolution: USP, ASTM, 'R'
R = (T(R)(b)-T(R)(a)) x 2.35/(W(50)(b) + W(50)(a))/2
Assumes width at half height (50%) with peaks (a) and (b).
*Notes: Visually, "Baseline" resolution is R = 1.5. Your goal should be R = or > 2.0. ** R of 1.5 provides 99.8% separation which means you cannot accurately quantify a 0.1% impurity so develop the method to have a resolution value of at least 2.0.
Note: The appropriate formula(s) for use with your samples may depend on which of the many pharmaceutical guidelines and regulations apply in your country. Always consult the appropriate guidelines.


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Befriending opportunities
Rampton High Secure Hospital
Rampton Hospital is seeking to recruit enthusiastic people to volunteer their time and become part of its befriending scheme.
Rampton Hospital Befriending Scheme is patient centered and gives priority to patients who have little or no contact with the outside world
Volunteer befrienders are recruited according to the needs of the patients and to reflect the population of the hospital. They are recruited from many diverse sources with particular emphasis on matching ethnicity and the specific needs of the patient, such as male or female, young or more mature, speaking the patient's own language or being proficient in sign language.
There are only three requirements for willing volunteers;
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- you are able to commit up to two hours per month to patient visits
- that you complete a three day training course, provided at the Hospital
As the majority of the patient population is male however, there is a greater demand for male volunteers.
There is no fixed length of service, but it is preferable for volunteers to commit to an initial 12 month period where possible in order to be able to develop consistency for patients.
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Once all the checks have been carried out, potential volunteer befrienders are invited to attend three in depth training days covering the role of the hospital, all aspects of security, patient confidentiality, boundaries, safeguarding and all the information required to visit a patient safely and effectively in a high secure environment.
Recruitment and training is two way and is a selection process from beginning to end both to ensure that the volunteer is suitable to befriend in a high secure hospital and for the volunteer to make absolutely certain that the high secure environment is suitable for them.
All our volunteers will receive support from the Volunteer Service, as well as reimbursement of expenses, invitations to events and the opportunity to become a member of Nottinghamshire Healthcare.
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This article is a compilation of all the posts in this blog that are written with a motive to revise all the video lectures and notes while preparing for the final exam of MITx 6.00x on edX in 2012. The course has moved on to newer version by now, nevertheless, these posts serve as a good starter kit to learn programming with Python.
Thought of creating an online journal to revise videos on the go, because when I was revisiting the video lectures from the beginning it took a lot of time. Sometimes I've to fast forward the easy portions, then normal pace at confusing situations & again fast forward to some other part of video. It was tough to keep going that way and hence this post, a compilation of all the posts from the course.
All the links below lead to a quick overview of respective topic and the decryption below the titles shows what parts are covered in the post.
List of python blogs for beginners in Python
- Syntax, Static Semantics, Semantics of a Language
- Before we begin with any language, it's important to know the aspects of the language. What is Syntax? Semantics? Static Semantics? This post explain these terms with examples.
- Python Objects and Types
- Everything in Python is an object! Every object in Python has a type. This post discusses some of them with examplesOperations on String and Taking input from User
- Arithmetic and Logical Operators in Python
- Explains various operators such as addition. subtraction, multiplication, division, modulo and logical operators for comparison.
- Python Strings and it's frequently used methods
- Declaring, Accessing and Slicing Strings in Python. Using
raw_inputfor script to pause and wait for user to input in STDIN.
- Declaring, Accessing and Slicing Strings in Python. Using
- Control Flow: Branching code flow using if - else - elif
- If this Then that! Python provides us with if, else and elif to add conditions in code and branch it like a tree
- Loops: Perform repetitive tasks through Iteration using
- For and While loop constructs in Python enable us to perform repetitive tasks or help us iterate over a string or a list or any iterable object. Also explains
range()briefly. When to use
- For and While loop constructs in Python enable us to perform repetitive tasks or help us iterate over a string or a list or any iterable object. Also explains
- Guess & Check Algorithm: Finding Square Root using Guess and Check
- Guess and Check is one of the most common methods of finding solution to any problem. We will see how it can be used to find a close approximation of square root of any number. We also use
abs()in between.
- Guess and Check is one of the most common methods of finding solution to any problem. We will see how it can be used to find a close approximation of square root of any number. We also use
- Bisection Search: Linear Search v/s Bisection (Binary) Search
- When it comes to searching an element within a list of elements, our first approach is searching sequentially through the list. We discuss a better method, Binary Search or Bisection Search
- Basics of Recursion with an example in Python
- Recursion is a technique of finding solutions to larger problems using known solution of smaller problems. For me at-least, it was hard to get the understanding of recursion. In this post we see an iterative and recursive version of one problem in programming.
- Python: Lists and List methods
- Declaring, Accessing, Slicing, Deleting and Updating Lists and its elements in Python
- Python: Tuples and Basic Operations on Tuples
- What is a tuple? How is it different from a list? And some basic methods on Tuples
- Python: Dictionary and its properties
- Dictionary is a generalization of a List. Dictionary stores (key, value) pair for easier value access in future using the key. We see how it is different from a list and its properties.
- How to compute Time Complexity or Order of Growth of any program?
- Time Complexity gives us an idea of running time of any program w.r.t. the size of input fed to the program. Order of Growth is just another word for Time Complexity.
- What is Memoization? What is Dynamic Programming?
- Memoization or Dynamic Programming is a technique of remembering solutions to sub-problems which will help us solve a larger problem.
Disclaimer: This is not a complete list of the topics covered in the course. It is advised to go through the newer version of course on edx.org
Note: This is a part of what I learned in an online Open Course Ware offered by MIT on edX. Its for my personal reference & also for those who would like to revisit the course.


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LONDON (Reuters) - Sterling rose on Thursday to its highest in six months against the euro and climbed as much as 0.4% versus the dollar in a late rally that puzzled analysts.
The pound was last up 0.2% at $1.2884. Versus the euro it was last at 85.54 pence after hitting 85.45 pence late in the trading day, it's strongest since May 7.
"I can see it's moving up but we're not sure why," said Morten Lund, senior currency strategist at Nordea.
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Divided Kingdom
- source for questions
1 Kings 12:1 through 16:34
- key verse for memorization
"And it came to pass, when all Israel heard that Jeroboam was come again, that they sent and called him unto the congregation, and made him king over all Israel: there was none that followed the house of David, but the tribe of Judah only." (1 Kings 12:20)
- background
Chapters 12 through 16 of 1 Kings record the division of Israel into the separate nations of Judah and Israel, and their respective histories up to the time of Elijah. God allowed this division to occur because of Solomon's disobedience and idolatry. In 1 Kings 11:9-13, the stage is set for the events that followed.
Solomon's son, Rehoboam, was heir to the throne of the united Israel. However, due to God's judgment against Solomon's idolatry, Rehoboam became king only of Judah, which included the absorbed tribe of Benjamin. Solomon's servant, Jeroboam, became king of the ten northern tribes known as Israel. The two kingdoms were at war throughout the next 260 years.
For approximately three years, Rehoboam seemingly followed in the way of the Lord (2 Chronicles 11:13-17). Yet as soon as he became king, Rehoboam turned from God, and led Judah into deeper sin. Similarly, Abijam (Abijah), Rehobam's son and successor, initially seemed to have respect for God (he brought freewill offerings to the house of the Lord and, according to 2 Chronicles 13:4-18, called on God to provide victory in battle), but was not a godly man. His true heart was revealed by his continued worship of false gods. Religious apostasy deepened under his rule.
Following Abijam's short reign of three years, Judah enjoyed many years under the righteous reigns of King Asa and his son, Jehoshaphat (1 Kings 15:24). Asa's steps to turn Judah back to the worship of God included driving out the male cult prostitutes brought in by his father and removing all the idols his father had made. He displaced Maachah as queen mother, thus removing her influence toward idolatry. He also began to replenish the treasury of the Lord's house.
During this same time frame, Israel endured a series of kings whose hearts were far from God. Unlike Judah, who had some kings who were devoted to God, Israel never had a king that did right in the sight of God. This apostasy started with Jeroboam's introduction of a substitute religion and calf worship.
God pronounced judgment against Jeroboam because he led the people into sin, and debauchery was widespread among the next kings in Israel. Each successor went to bloody extremes to rid himself of potential threat from any relative of the previous king. Following Jeroboam's death, Nadab assumed the throne, but in fulfillment of God's prophecy concerning the destruction of the house of Jeroboam, Baasha assassinated Nadab and went on to kill all the males of the house of Jeroboam.
Baasha reigned for twenty-four years and was succeeded by his son, Elah, who reigned only two years before Zimri, one of his military commanders, assassinated him. Zimri destroyed the house of Baasha, but only lasted seven days as king because the people proclaimed Omri, commander of the army, as king.
Following four years of struggle, Omri established himself as king over Israel. The rule of his house lasted for forty-eight years through his reign and the reigns of Ahab, Ahaziah, and Jehoram. These kings all followed after the evil practices of calf worship, which ultimately brought their destruction.
- Suggested Responses to Questions
- The nations of Israel and Judah were divided, partly because Rehoboam listened to the advice of the young men and gave a rough reply when the people asked him to lighten their yoke (1 Kings 12:1-16). Compare the advice of the old men in 1 Kings 12:7 to the advice of the young men in 1 Kings 12:10-11, and explain why the advice of the old men was superior.
The young men wanted Rehoboam to show his power by using threats and rough words, whereas the old men advised Rehoboam to have the heart of a servant and use good words with the people. Effective leadership cannot be based upon threats. The older, wiser counselors knew that effective leaders lead by example: if you want people to serve you, then be a servant to them. Ask your class if there have been times when they listened to wise counsel. What were some of the results?
- Through Ahijah the prophet, God told Jeroboam that he would establish his house if Jeroboam would be obedient and keep God's commandments (1 Kings 11:38). Read 1 Kings 12:26-33 to see Jeroboam's response. Why did Jeroboam forsake God and set up golden calf idols in the towns of Bethel and Dan?
Jeroboam was afraid that if the people went to Jerusalem to offer sacrifices to God in the Temple, they would turn their hearts back to king Rehoboam of Judah. To protect his political power, Jeroboam lead the people into gross idolatry. You could develop a discussion around the advantages of obeying God even when it may mean losing personal position.
- Three miracles were performed by the prophet of Judah (1 Kings 13:1-6), yet Jeroboam did not turn from his idolatry (1 Kings 13:33,34). Why do you think Jeroboam persisted in his disobedience even after seeing the miracles? Compare this to the reaction of unbelievers today when they observe God at work.
In 1 Kings 14:9, God says that Jeroboam cast God behind his back. Jeroboam was so intent on having his own way that he hardened his heart and turned his back on God. As your students make a comparison to the reaction of unbelievers today, the thought should be brought out that once people have determined to disobey God, they may be so blinded by self-will that even miracles or signs from Heaven will not bring them to their senses.
- The prophet of Judah knew how important it was to obey God's instructions (1 Kings 13:7-10), and yet he was persuaded to disobey by the old prophet of Bethel. What arguments did the old prophet use to foster disobedience in the prophet of Judah? (See 1 Kings 13:15-19.) How might similar arguments be presented to tempt us to disobey God's commands today?
The old prophet had two main arguments: "I am a prophet, just like you," and "An angel spoke the word of the Lord to me." Similarly, people today may claim to be Christians, or they may claim that God has spoken to them directly. However, if their words contradict the plain teaching of Scripture, we should take the words of Paul the Apostle to heart: "But though we, or an angel from heaven, preach any other gospel unto you than that which we have preached unto you, let him be accursed" (Galatians 1:8).
- Why do you think the lion killed the prophet of Judah? (See 1 Kings 13:20-32.) What can we learn from this account?
He was killed because of his disobedience to God. Some may feel that the prophet of Judah did not deserve his punishment, since he was deceived by the old prophet of Bethel. Others may point out that the prophet of Judah could have avoided his fate if he had not tarried in Israel (1 Kings 13:14). In any case, since the lion attack was prophesied, and since the lion miraculously did not eat either the prophet or the ass, the death of the prophet seems to have been ordained of God.
In response to the second question, we can learn that it pays to ensure that what we hear lines up with God's Word. Anything we learn that is contradicted by God's Word should be cast away — even if spoken by seemingly godly people.
- Is the prophet of Judah's disobedience any more or less excusable than the disobedience of King Jeroboam? Explain your answer.
King Jeroboam's disobedience seemed to be more flagrant than that of the prophet. However, the point should be made that all disobedience in inexcusable. Use this question to reinforce the importance of carefully following the commands of God. Consequences are not always limited to the one who disobeyed.
- Under the reign of King Rehoboam, the nation of Judah also turned to idolatry (1 Kings 14:21-24). Of the ten kings mentioned in today's text, only two of the kings — Asa of Judah and his son Jehoshaphat — did "that which was right in the eyes of the Lord" (1 Kings 15:11). After reading 1 Kings 15:9-15, note the difficulties that Asa must have faced in trying to do right. How might we face similar difficulties?
Asa had to reverse the policies of his wicked father and even had to remove his grandmother as queen because of her idolatry. He had to implement policies that were, no doubt, unpopular with the people. When we determine to do what is right, we may have to reverse the course our families are taking, and we may have to make decisions that will make us unpopular.
- There was no king in Israel who would stand up and stop the idol worship the country had fallen into; as a result, wickedness increased and Israel degenerated into gross sin (see 1 Kings 16:25-33). Wicked King Ahab "did more to provoke the Lord God of Israel to anger than all the kings of Israel that were before him" (1 Kings 16:33). Give three examples of times when you have seen the effects of unrestrained disobedience and sin sustained and magnified in a life, a family, or a nation.
Students may share how an individual life was destroyed by bad decisions, or how generations of a family have suffered as sinful patterns were repeated, or they may point out how our own nation is suffering the consequences of lifestyle changes begun in the 1960s and 1970s.
- The nations of Israel and Judah were divided, partly because Rehoboam listened to the advice of the young men and gave a rough reply when the people asked him to lighten their yoke (1 Kings 12:1-16). Compare the advice of the old men in 1 Kings 12:7 to the advice of the young men in 1 Kings 12:10-11, and explain why the advice of the old men was superior.
- conclusion
The Book of 1 Kings weaves together an account of the moral choices made by individuals, prophecies which predict the consequences of these choices, and the actual political outcomes of these choices in Israel and Judah. The Bible clearly reveals that our response to God's commands affects our families, our nation, and ourselves.


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Saturday, March 20, 2010
Happy Spring
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Now see..that is the difference between us "artistic sorts" and non-artistic...I think the non artistic would see bugs, dirt and all kinds of icky things....and we (of course, being the artistic) see the magical, intricate beauty and wonder of such a thing. Isn't it funny? Rose colored glasses indeed! I'll keep mine on every chance I get. You are forunate to have received such a gift!ReplyDelete
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My neighbor would not let me pick up such a thing when I found one...sad!This is lovely! I know there is a way you can heat them, if you want to.ReplyDelete
I think it is so cool and the pictures do not convey how small it is so I am glad you told us. I thought "shadowbox" right away but, of course, it is beautiful in its own right!
Big hugs, sweet and funny friend!
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Colchester United Football Club are seeking Chartered Sports Physiotherapists. Working full time with the U9-18 players as part of an exciting, progressive Cat 2 Academy. Providing medical cover and rehabilitation advise daily including training and matches. The matches will be at various venues including Florence Park, Jobserve Community Stadium and away venues. These games will involve some travel and occasional overnight stays.
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Wearing: Spell maxi dress (similar here), Splice lace up sandals (similar here), Elephant necklace from Brooklyn Flea Markets, Wanderlust + Co rings.
Flashing back to my visit to Bali last December. I wore this leopard print maxi dress for the first time of what must be a few hundred wears by now. It is perfect for travelling thanks to no ironing needed, no bra, lightweight and comfortable, but able to be dressed up for occasions back at home.
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Hey this is a new version of the TimeTracker. I have been trying to get the code integrated into the official source tree but so far Aaron seems to be very busy and we havent made much progress. So please read the previous post about my version of TimeTracker and some of its enhancements.
This new version adds
- Icons from Esteban Reyes (thanks a lot!)
- Day/Week/Month filter mode is now sticky (if you change the start date the filter will be immediately applied)
- Compatible with OSX 10.4 Universal Binary (previous versions were Leopard only)
please read the first timeTracker post as well for instructions about backing up the data file


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The United Nations is appealing to countries to do more to prevent the transmission of treatable infections that can turn deadly if not washed or flushed away.
In a groundbreaking report it has found that one in five health care facilities globally has no toilet or latrine – a problem that affects at least 1.5 billion people.
"The one thing that you need to do is wash your hands, whatever bug it is, whatever resistance it has," said Dr Bruce Gordon, coordinator of work by the World Health Organization (WHO) on water and sanitation.
"It's not a matter or diarrhoeal disease, it's a matter of any opportunistic infection that can just happily live on skin, or get in cuts, and get inside your body and give people sepsis … We need to break transmission with handwashing."
In the first report of its kind, the WHO and UN Children's Fund UNICEF noted that basic water services are available in just over half of all medical facilities in the world's least developed countries (LDCs).
The WASH (Water sanitation hygiene) in Health Care Facilities report says this puts mothers and newborn babies at particular risk, because it is estimated that one in five births globally takes place in the world's 47 poorest nations.
Every year, 17 million women in these countries give birth in health centres with inadequate water, sanitation and hygiene supplies.
Tom Slaymaker, UNICEF's Senior Statistics and Monitoring Specialist for Water Supply, Sanitation and Hygiene said communities in rural areas are "most likely to miss out" on decent health care facilities in comparison with people in towns.
He said: "People are relying on health care facilities without any kind of improved toilet. Sick people shed a lot more pathogens in their faeces and without toilets, staff, patients – this includes mothers and babies – are at a much greater risk of disease caused and spread by human waste."
While one in 10 hospitals globally lacks a toilet, the figure rises to one in five for smaller health facilities, Slaymaker added.


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These funds are being used to systematically collect data and produce statistically valid estimates of the rate of soil erosion and tracking the adoption of high residue cropping systems in in the 67 counties with greater than 30% land in agricultural row crop production. Designed to establish a long term program in Minnesota to collect data and produce county, watershed, and state wide estimates of soil erosion caused by water and wind along with tracking adoption of conservation measures to address erosion.
These funds are being used to systematically collect data and produce statistically valid estimates of the rate of soil erosion and tracking the adoption of high residue cropping systems in counties with greater than 30% land in agricultural row crop production. Designed to establish a long term program in Minnesota to collect data and produce county, watershed, and state wide estimates of soil erosion caused by water and wind along with tracking adoption of conservation measures to address erosion.
The AgBMP Loan Program provides needed funding for local implementation of clean water practices at an extremely low cost, is unique in its structure and is not duplicated by any other source of funding.The AgBMP loan program provides 3% loans through local lenders to farmers, rural landowners, and agriculture supply businesses.
This project will provide baseline data through water monitoring, recording and analyzing the results of six unassessed rivers/tributaries, three unassessed lakes and five storm water outlets in the city of Mora which drain to the Snake River; promote and implement approved BMP's.
BWSR will administer funding to eligible County projects that provide funds and other assistance to low income property owners to upgrade or replace Noncompliant Septic Systems. BWSR will also manage annual reporting completed by each County.
This project will complete spatial and temporal revisions of 6 Hydrologic Simulation Program FORTRAN (HSPF) models, the recalibration and validation of 7 watershed HSPF models, and the revision of the drainage network and point source representation of the Pomme de Terre HSPF model.
The goal of this project is to finalize the Lake Pepin Watershed phosphorus total maximum daily load (TMDL) report by using the existing information and documentation prepared under previous contracts to prepare one TMDL report that addresses the impairments on the mainstem of the Mississippi River. Information developed to date for draft TMDLs on the Minnesota River mainstem will be documented for later use by the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency.
Refinement of the Sediment Recution Strategy through incorporation of feedback gather during 30-day comment period.
This project supports monitoring and assessment activities by MPCA EAO staff and includes lab analysis, equipment, and fieldwork expenses associated with monitoring and assessment activities within the described priority watersheds.
Lake Monitoring: Lakes are monitored for nutrients, clarity and other information to provide the data needed to assess the aquatic recreation use support.
This project supports monitoring and assessment activities by MPCA EAO staff and includes lab analysis, equipment, fieldwork, data management, and interpretation expenses associated with monitoring and assessment activities.The ambient groundwater monitoring network describes the current condition and trends in Minnesota's groundwater quality.
The goal of this project is to analyze and document database architecture, platform, table structures, systems and data fields at six Minnesota agencies (Board of Soil and Water Resources, Department of Natural Resources, MN Department of Agriculture, MN Department of Health, Metropolitan Council, and MN Pollution Control Agency) for 30+ databases related to water.
The study will assess existing phosphorus data records and create a model to explain phosphorus loading into the Red River of the North. Studies have found that the majority of nutrient loading in the stream located in agricultural areas occurs with sediment loading since nutrients are typically bound to sediment particles.
The goal of this project is to engage citizens in local watershed monitoring, work with regional partners to promote understanding and protection of watersheds, and organize and facilitate gathering of scientific data for the benefit of water quality in the Red River Basin.
As part of the FY 2012 funding cycle, the Board of Water and Soil Resources granted funds for development of the Water Quality Decision Support Application (WQDSA). The WQDSA will provide land and water managers with geospatial data and online tools to prioritize, market, and implement actions on the landscape to achieve water quality objectives identified in local and state water plans and to ensure that public funding decisions are strategic and defensible.
The purpose of this project is to improve understanding of primary productivity in the Red River and the diversity and population structure of the algal communities occurring along the river system. This will be accomplished through taxonomic identification of periphyton and phytoplankton assemblages necessary for characterizing responses to nutrient gradients along the Red River of the North.
This project will develop an effective transferable model to engage and educate watershed residents, stakeholders and others to better understand and protect watershed ecostystems through environmental monitoring, training, and formal and informal education programs in their local watershed. The project will build on the foundation of the existing Red River Basin River Watch program by strengthening three main activity areas: 1) curriculum integration and teacher training, 2) youth leadership and civic engagement, and 3) applied research collaboration and watershed science skills building.
Approximately 70 percent of all Minnesotans rely on groundwater as their primary source of drinking water. Wells used for drinking water must be properly sealed when removed from service to protect both public health and Minnesota's invaluable groundwater resources. The Minnesota Department of Health protects both public health and groundwater by assuring the proper sealing of unused wells.
Clean Water funds are being provided to well owners as a 50% cost-share assistance for sealing unused public water-supply wells.


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It may come as a surprise to some, but there's more to Truth than their coffee. A fairly extensive menu has you covered from early snacking to hearty lunches.
Before 11.30am, their breakfast menu covers the heartiest of fare that promises to leave no hangover unturned. Tackle their signature Steampunk Benedict (to which you can add a glass of MCC), truffle-infused scrambled eggs or croissant French toast (soaked in an eggnog mixture and served with banana, rum and vanilla compote).
An all-day breakfast menu touches on more traditional dishes (with Truth's steampunk twist, of course). Choose between the likes of shakshuka, avo on toast, croque monsieur or a Caprese sandwich.
For lunch, the classic Holy Mayo is not your average chicken mayonnaise sarmie. There's the perfect ratio of homemade mayonnaise to chicken, and the generous filling oozes out of the sandwich. It's more of a knife-and-fork kind of toastie. It's perfectly seasoned, with just the right sprinkling of pepper, complemented by a generous handful of rocket and fresh tomato.
The wild mushroom gnocchi is superb: soft clouds of potato parcels served with a truffle-infused cream and grated Grana Padano. It's rich, decadent and delicious, and you'll be scraping the remnants of the sauce out of the bowl.
Other hearty options include steak tartare, two salads, three burger options and Norweigen salmon.
It goes without saying that coffee is the focus of this eatery – and expect anything but your average Americano. Start by choosing your beans: Resurrection, Deep, Dark & Twisted, Single Origin, or Antithesis (undoubtedly one of the best decaf beans available in SA). Next, narrow down your beverage type to hot or cold espresso-based drinks. Hot options include the likes of Americano, flat white and cortado, as well as the Battlebrew Coffee (Americano blended with butter and MCT oil). The more eccentric cold espresso-based beverages range from Sunrise espresso (a shot of espresso with orange juice and milk) to Albumen Airship (a shot of espresso with egg white and condensed milk). For the less adventurous, there is a milky iced coffee or a cold brew option available.
Other beverages include Nomu hot chocolate), babychinos, a range of teas, and a small wine, craft beer and hard tack list.
Service is a little slow, despite the surprising number of waiters on the floor. But staff are friendly enough and particularly knowledgeable about the essence of Truth: the coffee.
It's no surprise that Truth has made it onto a number of reputable, international "Best coffee shop" lists. Steampunk is the theme here, and it touches every element of the space. The restaurant is built around Colossus, a working, vintage Probat coffee roaster. Quirky metal machinery is found at every turn, and staff are dressed to the nines in Victorian-style ensembles, complete with top hats, tails and covetable leather accessories.
Want to continue the caffeine buzz at home? Truth offers courses through their barista school. Choose between a two-hour coffee appreciation course, a four-hour barista introduction course or a five-day professional course.
Due to its location, parking can be tricky during the work week, so prepare to circle the block a few times.
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Medical Council guidelines not centred on patients – Scally report
Council urged to strengthen guide to put practice of open disclosure beyond doubt
The Irish Medical Council said it would it carefully consider the Scally report. Photograph: David Sleator/The Irish Times
The Medical Council's guide for doctors on ethics and professional conduct is not in keeping with a modern, patient-centred approach, Dr Gabriel Scally's review states.
He says the Department of Health should hold talks with the council, the regulatory body for doctors, about strengthening the guide so that it is placed beyond doubt that its members must promote and practice open disclosure.
The council has a statutory role in protecting the public by promoting the highest professional standards amongst doctors.
The Scally report notes that the council's ethics and professional conduct guide states that open disclosure is "supported within a culture of candour".
"You have a duty to promote and support this culture and to support colleagues whose actions are investigated following an adverse event," the guide states. "If you are responsible for conducting such investigations, you should make sure they are carried out quickly, recognising that this is a stressful time for all concerned."
It also says that "patients and their families, where appropriate, are entitled to honest, open and prompt communication about adverse events that may have caused them harm".
"When discussing events with patients and their families, you should: acknowledge that the event happened; explain how it happened; apologise, if appropriate; and assure patients and their families that the cause of the event will be investigated and efforts made to reduce the chance of it happening again."
However, the Scally report maintains that the difficulty with the guide was, firstly, that the interests of patients and families were not at the centre of its approach to open disclosure.
"It is unfortunate that the initial section appears to be about medical colleagues. Secondly, it is not definitive. The insertion of the undefined phrase 'where appropriate' creates uncertainty and can be interpreted in a range of ways. Thirdly, the use of the word 'should' can be taken to mean that it is something that is recommended, but remains optional," Dr Scally says.
"The foreword to the guide stresses that it is not a legal code but rather a set of principles that all doctors are expected to 'follow and adhere to'. It is surely impossible to continue to accept a situation where the principles of open disclosure are not a fundamental and essential part of the professional conduct expected of all registered medical practitioners in Ireland. "
The Medical Council said it would it carefully consider the Scally report.
"The guide to professional conduct and ethics for registered medical practitioners is reviewed periodically and the recommendation from Dr Scally will be actively considered by the Medical Council," it said.
The Irish Medical Organisation (IMO) said it was committed to supporting measures that would lead to an effective and safe cervical screening programme, and all other screening programmes, "recognising both the importance and limitations of screening".
The president of the Royal College of Physicians of Ireland, Prof Mary Horgan, said: "We will also contribute to initiatives to introduce a greater duty of candour and welcome Dr Scally's recommendation for public health expertise within the screening programmes."
The chair of the Institute of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists, Dr Peter Boylan, said it was often the way adverse outcomes were dealt with that could lead to anger and difficulties.
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If you want the best in home entertainment, you need Direct TV. Of course, to get Direct TV, you will need to secure all of the best possible equipment for your system. Often, this equipment is available in packages. But after time you may find some hardware upgrade material to suit your changing needs.
Probably the most important piece of equipment you will buy for your Direct TV satellite dish is the receiver. Without this, all of the other equipment is useless. The satellite receiver is the device that takes in all of the digital code that has been compressed by the satellite in orbit and transmitted down to earth.
The receiver then takes this signal, expands it and unscrambles it in order to give you the clear digital picture and sound that you are looking for. It also allows you to change channels and run your satellite system through a VCR and/or DVD.
You will need a separate receiver for every TV in your home that you want to have access to the satellite channels. Although you can have more than one TV hooked up to the same receiver, it would require both TV's to be watching the same program.
HDTV Receiver
This is the exact same as the standard receiver, but with one simple difference. The HDTV receiver is specially designed to receive and decode high definition signals from the satellite.
Without an HDTV receiver, you will not have access to these channels and essentially your investment in high definition television hardware will be futile. That said, if you do choose the HDTV receiver from Direct TV, you will be getting the absolute best picture quality there is in the world, without exception. So if you like a clear picture, HDTV is well worth the money.
TiVo Receiver
Like the HDTV receiver, the TiVo receiver is on the cutting edge of home entertainment. It is what is called a PVR or a Personal Video Reorder. Basically it allows you to watch whatever you want whenever you want.
The TiVo receiver works like a computer's hard drive. What it does is receive the digital signal from space which is sent in the form of an MPEG. This is a highly compressed data file that is used by most computers to play video. Because it is so compressed, the TiVo can record hours of the signal, while still maintaining the highest level of digital quality. In fact, it can store up to 250 hours of programming.
You can program TiVo to record a show at a particular time or you can program it to search out and record your favorite shows. You don't even have to know when they are on. But what might actually be the most remarkable feature is the ability of TiVo to go looking for similar programs and make suggestions based on your viewing habits.
Satellite Dish (Antenna)
Obviously, we all know what the satellite dish is. It's that roundish device that collects the signal that is sent to space and then sends it to the receiver to be decoded. Clearly, you'll need one of these to have Direct TV.
Direct TV's satellites are some of the smallest in the business and will never be a monstrous eyesore on your lawn. They attach conveniently to the side of your home and never need to be moved or rotated. The only requirement for people living in North America is that they face south.
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Patch Cords
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Your Face Sounds Familiar has had its first run and those who watched it loved it. Watching celebrities trying to imitate other celebrity singers is very entertaining. Since we're watching celebrities, it is expected that the level of performance will be high already, unlike amateurs taking to the stage for the first time as in other reality singing game shows, but not all of these celebrities can sing as good as their counterparts. It's fun to watch, I hope you didn't miss the first show.
ITV's much-publicised Your Face Sounds Familiar began on Saturday night. It's a simple format: six celebrities each week take to the stage as a different music legend, the identity of which is chosen by the Randomiser (or 'Ramdoniser', as Paddy accidentally called it), all in the hope of accumulating enough votes from the judges, their fellow performers and the viewers at home (during a six minute-long phone vote) to be crowned that night's winner and therefore win £10,000 for their chosen charity. Then the following week they do it all again – only as different people and with a different guest judge.
Every part of me is telling me that I shouldn't like Your Face Sounds Familiar. I really want to write it off as the epitome of car-crash TV, just as I did with Splash! in January. I can't, though, because I actually enjoyed it. I mean let's face it, it's just a bit of Saturday night frivolous fun – Celebrity Stars in Their Eyes on a larger scale.
Absolutely everything about it was typical of an ITV Saturday night offering. The set was bright and loud, the format was interactive and an excitable audience filled the studio. Is the fact that it is anarchetype of primetime ITV such a bad thing, though? My problem with Splash! was that it was boring – we waited ten minutes to see a ten second belly flop. Your Face Sounds Familiar on the other hand is far from boring. It is in fact very entertaining and quite plainly does not take itself remotely seriously. Plus, as Rob Brydon's much-overlooked creation Keith Barret used to say, it's just a bit of fun! Why are audiences always looking for sophistication and class when it comes to entertainment shows? Most people don't treat sitcoms like that – I can enjoy Mrs Brown's Boys just as much as The Office, and find Miranda as funny as The Royle Family. Whether it's garish or subtle, surely the most important thing is that it's funny? And it's exactly the same with entertainment shows: if it can get people's bums on seats and brighten up their living rooms, who cares if they have Matt from This Morning rocking out as Jon Bon Jovi, or Julian Clary making a joke about pubic hair?
One person who did take the show seriously, however, was guest judge Donny Osmond, who passed critique in such a way that I believe he thought he was on The Voice. And by that I mean he knew that it wasn't as important as X Factor but liked to think it was. Hopefully next week's guest judge won't be a earnest.
Apart from Donny's sincerity, only one thing annoyed me about Your Face Sounds Familiar: the appearance of '#Randomiser' on the screen. Seriously, when will ITV learn that Twitter users do not need to be told which hashtags to use? People were taking to Twitter to voice their opinions and, judging from their harsh summaries, #Rubbish, #WorstShowEver and #MightPutInItToWinItOnInstead would have been more apt than a tag about a (let's face it) unimpressive selection device!
To the performers now, though, and we were treated to a splendid plethora of stars to impersonate legends such as Springfield, Turner and Cash. There wasn't one performance which I didn't enjoy – I thought Alexander Armstrong was excellent as the aforementioned Johnny Cash, although I was surprised that he agreed to take part (then again, he used to regularly appear as a naked vet in his Channel 4 sketch show, so he was likely unfazed by the potential embarrassment of Your Face Sounds Familiar). I also thought EastEnders and The Spa's resident Bergita,Cheryl Fergison, delivered a lovely performance and, while she resembled Edna Turnblad more than Dusty Springfield, she brought a touch of class to the proceedings. My favourite performance of the night by far, though, was Bobby Davro as Tom Jones. The impression wasspot on and he even looked a little like him! I just thought it was so funny.
Read more at: http://uktvreviewer.wordpress.com/2013/06/30/your-face-sounds-familiar-itv-review/
So the votes are coming in — how did you like the opening edition of Your Face Sounds Familiar? Was it what you expected? Will you be watching the entire series? I think it's fun to watch and I get to see familiar faces trying to impersonate familiar faces… sounds all very familiar…
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