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ABSTRACT PurposeAdverse drug events (ADEs) are an important cause of preventable hospitalizations among elderly individuals taking high-risk medications. The objective of the study was to identify health care system factors that affect the risk of digoxin toxicity for older adults on digoxin.Methods
We conducted a prospective cohort study of older adults within the Pennsylvania Pharmaceutical Assistance Contract for the Elderly (PACE) program, which provides comprehensive drug benefits for older adults with low income. Subjects were interviewed at the time of enrollment regarding the management and coordination of their health care as well as medication comprehension. Hospitalizations were identified by linking patient identifiers to a state-wide registry. Trained abstractors reviewed discharge summaries of possible digoxin related ADEs. Unadjusted and adjusted incidence rate ratios (IRR) were calculated based on person–months of exposure using Poisson regression models, with variances adjusted for within subject repeated measures.ResultsWe enrolled a total of 2030 adults on digoxin from May 2002 to June 2003. A total of 34 hospitalizations due to digoxin toxicity occurred, equivalent to 1.12 hospitalizations per 1000 person–months of exposure. Adjusting for hospitalization in the past 2 months, age, total number physicians prescribing any medications in past 3 months, total number of pharmacies filling medications in past 3 months, and number of unique prescriptions filled in the past month had a 4.25-fold increased risk of subsequently experiencing digoxin toxicity (IRR 95%CI 1.95, 9.27).Conclusions
The risk of digoxin toxicity-related hospitalization, while low, is higher in the post-hospital period. Copyright © 2008 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
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VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA -- (Marketwired) -- 02/28/14 -- Klondex Mines Ltd. (TSX: KDX)(OTCQX: KLNDF) today provides an operational update for its Fire Creek gold project and the Midas gold and silver mine and mill, in Northern Nevada.
Paul Huet, Klondex President and CEO stated, "It's with a great amount of pleasure that we provide Klondex's first operational update since the acquisition of the Midas mine and mill. We assumed ownership of Midas on February 11th of this year and immediately started drilling and blasting the underground stopes. Our initial blast rounds exposed high-grade gold and silver veins in an area along strike from the existing workings on the 905 vein. I believe the success of the operations team hitting the ground running, is a direct result of the leadership team having previous experiences at Midas."
Midas Mine and Mill
Transitioning the mine and milling facilities from Newmont to Klondex is complete, including the hiring and orientation of 110 Midas employees, and operations are well-underway.
The first underground excavations at Midas were taken in the 7-4640 South area of the mine (Figure 1). After the second blast round, the vein widened and the grade increased. The average grade in this area is 20.6 g/t (0.6) opt Au and 1975.0 (57.60 opt) Ag over an average vein width of 4.8 ft; assays range from 96.0 g/t (2.8 opt) Au and 10,800 g/t (315.0 opt) Ag to 3.1 g/t (0.1 opt) Au and 536.1 g/t (18.9 opt) Ag. See Table 1 below for more details. Since encountering the high grade zone, the drift has been extended 91 ft along strike of the vein. This drift will serve for a primary drilling and mucking horizon for future long hole stoping.
The mill began operating on February 19, 2014 and is currently running at a rate of 600 tpd. It is currently being fed by a blend of the Midas and Fire Creek mineralized materials. The first dore pour is expected to be March 4th, 2014 with an initial shipment to Johnson Matthey on March 6th. Klondex is currently evaluating opportunities to provide third party toll milling services.
Taurus Drilling, experts in narrow vein long hole mining have been contracted for drilling and blasting at Midas. Sandvik has been awarded the contract for mobile maintenance at both Fire Creek and Midas. Sandvik are experts in this field and have a proven track record at Midas as well having worked there for over four years, from 2002 through 2006.
Fire Creek
Bulk sampling at Fire Creek is fully-commissioned and benching the Vonnie and Joyce veins is well underway. Shipments of mineralized material from Fire Creek commenced on February 11, 2014, to the Midas mill, approximately 100 miles north at a haulage cost of $32/t.
The technical information contained in this press release has been reviewed and approved by Mark Odell of Practical Mining LLC, an Independent Qualified Person (Nevada PE 13708 and SME 2402150) for the purposes of National Instrument 43-101.
Assays were performed at Newmont's Twin Creeks' operation.
About Klondex Mines Ltd. (www.klondexmines.com)
Klondex Mines is focused on the exploration, development and production of its high quality gold and silver projects. The company is operating an ongoing bulk sampling program at its Fire Creek gold project located in north central Nevada. Fire Creek is in a mining-friendly jurisdiction, with onsite power and mining infrastructure, and near major producers. Midas, Klondex's newly acquired operating mine and milling facility are located 112 miles north of Fire Creek.
Cautionary Note Regarding Technical Information and Forward-looking Information
A production decision at the Midas mine was made by prior owners of the mine, prior to the completion of the acquisition of Midas by Klondex. To the knowledge of Klondex, this production decision was not based on a feasibility study of mineral reserves demonstrating economic and technical viability prepared in accordance with National Instrument 43-101. Readers are cautioned that there is increased uncertainty and higher risk of economic and technical failure associated with such production decisions.
This news release contains certain information that may constitute forward-looking information under applicable Canadian securities legislation, including but not limited to information about current expectations on the timing and success of exploration and metallurgical sampling activities, the timing and success of mining operations, the Company's intention and ability to monetize mineralized material, the successful execution of the bulk sampling program at the Fire Creek Project, project development and related permitting. This forward-looking information entails various risks and uncertainties that are based on current expectations, and actual results may differ materially from those contained in such information. These uncertainties and risks include, but are not limited to, the strength of the global economy; the price of gold; operational, funding and liquidity risks; the degree to which mineral resource estimates are reflective of actual mineral resources; the degree to which factors which would make a mineral deposit commercially viable are present; the risks and hazards associated with underground operations; and the ability of Klondex to fund its substantial capital requirements and operations. Risks and uncertainties about the Company's business are more fully discussed in the Company's disclosure materials filed with the securities regulatory authorities in Canada and available at www.sedar.com. Readers are urged to read these materials. Klondex assumes no obligation to update any forward-looking information or to update the reasons why actual results could differ from such information unless required by law.
Table 1: 7S4640 Heading, GP Vein
------------------------------------ Gold ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- vein vein mining mining vein vein mining mining length, width, width, width, width, channel, channel, channel, channel, feet meter feet meter feet g/t auopt g/t auopt ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 414-423 0.34 1.1 1.86 6.1 21.4 0.76 4.1 0.14 423-427 0.88 2.9 2.47 8.1 22.6 0.80 9.4 0.33 427-446 1.95 6.4 2.26 7.4 33.6 1.19 29.1 1.03 446-456 1.16 3.8 2.74 9.0 4.8 0.17 3.1 0.11 456-463 1.55 5.1 2.13 7 21.2 0.75 15.9 0.56 ------------------------------------ Silver ------------------------------------------------ vein vein mining mining length, channel, channel, channel, channel, feet g/t agopt g/t agopt ------------------------------------------------ 414-423 4176.0 147.3 776.8 27.4 423-427 4079.5 143.9 1501.1 52.9 427-446 3837.8 135.4 3319.5 117.1 446-456 831.4 29.3 536.1 18.9 456-463 1852.6 65.3 1384.5 48.8
1. Mining width assays are a weighted average of the vein and surrounding rock exposed across the full width of the drift.
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- After what seemed like forever of 20-30 mph NE and N winds here at
Gambell we've had two days of LIGHT NE and N winds (!), and after
getting only a few minor new odds and ends, early this evening we found
what we (and others who have seen the photos) believe to be a SEDGE
WARBLER (Acrocephalus schoenobaenus), the first record for North
America. This species breeds through much of Europe and western Russia,
north to the upper taiga belt, but east only to about 80 degrees East at
best, at about the same longitude as northern India. So this bird was
not on anyone's radar screen as a potential vagrant to North America--at
least I don't think it was! (This species breeds only as far east as
Wood Warbler [Phylloscopus sibilatrix], which has occurred twice in
Alaska, as well as in Japan, but Sedge nests farther to the north than
We have posted several of Gary Rosenberg's photos of the bird on
surfbirds.com, and are interested in feedback from any folks with
experience with the genus, or who have any references that would suggest
that 80 degrees East is not the eastern limit of Sedge's breeding range.
I gather the species winters in sub-Saharan Africa. The bird was tough
to get good looks at, and the sun was going down, so some of the photos
are blurry, but they still do a pretty good job showing what the bird
looked like. (The video I took was brief and does not add anything to
Gary's photos.)
I'll post another e-mail tomorrow with any more news on the bird, plus
the miscellaneous other news from here the last few days. A few
highlights: white Gyrfalcon, 10 Spectacled Eiders, Varied Thrush, about
150 Yellow-billed Loons, etc.
--Paul Lehman
- It is still pre-dawn on 1 October, but I thought I'd add a little more
info on the yesterday's SEDGE WARBLER and add some other miscellaneous
news from the past few days. If there was any confusion due to the
date/time stamp of my earlier posting, the Sedge Warbler was found here
on 30 September (not 1 October) and it was in the Near Boneyard. The
known eastern limit of its breeding range appears to be about the
Yenisey River in Russia, a long way's away. The streaks you can see on
the breast in one of the photos posted on surfbirds.com ("North America
Stop Press" section), as well as the distinct white tertial edges, etc,
are indicative of an immature, but it should also be said that the one
photo makes these streaks seem a bit bolder than they looked in the
field (actually seemed a bit finer and sparser in reality). Gary also
has a beautiful shot of the long-staying Eyebrowed Thrush a couple
photos earlier in the queue on surfbirds.com
Currently--and thankfully--we have a light NW breeze, so maybe we can
eek out one more good bird today before the winds returns N and NE and
pick up again, which is the forecast for much of the rest of the week.
Gary leaves tomorrow, Tuesday. I leave late Weds. Should get home to
Cape May on Friday.
In other recent news, the aforementioned Eyebrowed Thrush was still
present yesterday, as was the last of the 5 Bramblings, and on 29 Sept I
refound the Far Boneyard BULLOCK'S Oriole over a mile to the south,
along the side of the mountain, eating berries. A Varied Thrush on 29
Sep was the second fall record here, ever, but also the second this
fall, and there have been additional Am. Tree and White-cr Sparrows (a
new record seasonal total of 20 of the latter), D-e Junco, we saw the
WHITE Gyrfalcon again, 4 continuing Snowy Owls, tied my late date for
Red-throated Pipit, and the "last" Lappies were on the 29th.
Morning seawatching has been fun, with 10 Spectacled Eiders, Steller's
Eider, a 25-30 September six-day total of 230 Yellow-billed Loons
passing the Point (all alternate adults), a total of 4 Arctic Loons,
late Sabine's Gulls, more Ancient Murrelets, a few lingering Fork-tld
Storm-Petrels, and a large increase in King Eiders.
--Paul Lehman
- I depart Gambell in a couple hours, so this should be my last posting
from here this year (unless some "mega" flies over me while I get on the
The Sedge Warbler here at Gambell on 30 September was not seen the next
day, so a one-day bird. But on 1 October we found a new Little
Bunting--in Old Town--the SEVENTH of this fall here. Excellent photo of
it posted on surfbirds.com. And late this morning--3 October--as I
entered the Far Boneyard, I was greeted by a FLOCK of THREE Little
Buntings!! So that makes TEN! A bit silly, really.....
Also during the last couple days we've had two new, separate individual
Bramblings show up, bringing the current village total back up to three
birds, and the seasonal total to nine. Yesterday I had an adult THAYER'S
Gull, casual in the Bering Sea, and my fourth here in fall over the
years. Looking at large gulls here can be a bit of a pain in early fall
due to some of the sub-adults being in worn, ugly condition, and due to
the presence of a disturbing number of hybrid looking creatures of
various combinations.
This morning's final seawatch had a flock of 17 Spectacled Eiders, a
harbinger of things to come later, as the local residents say that
thousands of Spectacleds pass by every autumn during late October and
November. Still about 50,000 Short-tailed Shearwaters offshore, a couple
each Slaty-backed Gulls and Red-necked Grebes. Also still lingering is
an above-normal-for-October 28 Pacific Golden-Plovers. And there's been
a new, gray-brown Gyrfalcon, single Golden-crowned and Savannah
Sparrows, and the EYEBROWED Thrush is still present and setting some
sort of record for staying such a long time.
Temps are now in the upper 30s, reaching the low 40s some days, and the
mountains over in Russia have snow on them. So time for me to migrate
south as well--except for the fact that I wonder (as I do every year...)
what I'll be missing here over the next couple weeks, especially given
how this year has been going! At least the folks at St Paul and Shemya
will stay on their respective rocks until mid-month.
If anyone is interested in an electronic copy of my Gambell fall report
for this year--once I finish compiling it in November--let me know.
Also, I annually update the large paper I wrote on the fall birdlife at
Gambell and on St Lawrence Island overall, and which was published (with
data through 2004) in "Western Birds" magazine a couple years ago. So,
also during November, I'll update that paper through the 2007 season,
and I am happy to e-mail a copy to anyone who would like it. Just let me
Trees, here I come!
--Paul Lehman
- Greetings everyone,
The spring arrival at Gambell is ME, the first birder to get here for
the "peak" spring season (although it looks a bit wintry around here!).
Got in today (5/23) between bouts of fog, so feel lucky to have gotten
in. While Nome has thawed, with no snow in the lowlands and many of the
ponds partly thawed, and Tree Swallows flying around, here at Gambell I
have stepped back in time a couple weeks or more: snow still covers
about 80 percent of the ground and the marshes and ponds are almost all
still frozen and snow-covered. Temperature in the high 20s and low 30s;
winds were SW yesterday but back to NE today, alas. (There have been
excessive north winds so far this spring throughout much of the Bering
Sea and Aleutians, with a mediocre showing of migrants and rarities to
date at the various islands.)
I walked out to point after arriving this morning and within just a
minute had a pair of Spectacled Eiders fly by, followed soon by
Steller's Eiders and Black Guillemot. A bit surprised to see already a
one-year-old kittiwake pass by with the many flocks of adults, as I
would have thought it wouldn't be in a rush to get here so quickly. Lots
of murres, smaller numbers of the other alcids (except still no Horned
Puffins or Parakeet Auklets in evidence). A couple Long-tailed Jaegers
already around, but only a few shorebirds (bunch of Dunlins, Pacific
Golden- and Semi Plovers), and a good number of Hoary Redpolls (35+).
I'm here for two weeks this spring, the first week mostly on my own, the
second co-leading the annual Gambell Wings tour.
--Paul Lehman
- A few people asked me about sea ice and Ivory Gulls this year.... Well,
an hour ago I had two nice adult Ivory Gulls fly right by up the shore.
The sea-ice here at Gambell this year departed suddenly about two weeks
ago, according to the local residents, but there is still LOTS of shore
ice heaped up along the entire shoreline, some in towering piles, so
hopefully this will last a fair while and will hopefully be somewhat of
an attraction for some additional Ivories this season, even if all the
pack-ice is gone already.
Also saw about 25 Emperor Geese, 6 Steller's Eiders, and 8 Black
Guillemots (a good count). Also a Short-eared Owl hanging around (a
scarce but regular migrant out here). Back in Nome there were good
numbers of "Black" Brant moving up the coast early today and yesterday
evening when I arrived. (I did no birding during my brief time in Nome
other than do a bit of a "seawatch" from town. Also a good number of
scoters moving by, plus a flock of 10 Red-necked Grebes [uncommon]).
--Paul Lehman
- Today (Saturday) there was a male Brambling in the Near Boneyard for
much of the day (in spite of the 15 mph EAST winds), but of more
interest were the numbers of several seabirds, which I seem to have hit
a spike in their out-/through- migration. Today's total of 24 Black
Guillemots is by far the most that I've ever seen in a day here; I am
not sure what the all-time record is. The 22 Yellow-billed Loons was
also a large number (this species trickles by here on many days in
spring, but the large single-day counts come mostly from late Sept.).
Also 350 King Eiders, 500 Long-tailed Ducks, and 100 Vega Gulls (the
latter about double my usual one-day max). Also 6+ Gray Whales feeding
around the Point.
For those of you who have birded Gambell, you might be interested to
hear how "limited" the birding access is at the moment due to all the
current ice and snow. The Near Boneyard and seawatching are fine. But
the Far and Circular Boneyards still have too much snow, the fine marsh
at the northeast corner of the lake is still largely covered in ice and
snow but showing early signs of thawing, "Old Town" ("the boatyard") has
a few drifts up to three feet high, the mountainside is still largely
snow-covered as are parts of the road down the side of the mountain,
there is a bit of open water at the culvert and near the raised white
tank below Troutman Lake, but most everything else south of the lake is
still frozen. I suppose the good news is that whatever shows up will be
even more concentrated in the few thawed places compared to normal, but
it would be nice to see some serious additional thawing very soon!
--Paul Lehman
- It is late morning on 26 Sep and we have light west winds, some snow
falling, and temp of 32 degrees with a wind-chill of 23...This morning
two groups totaling 7 adult Ivory Gulls flew right by near the Point.
One group was actually calling (a lifer audio for me); they give a
cricket-like call somewhat like Aleutian Tern call. So that makes 9
Ivory Gulls so far since I arrived on the 23rd, and all of them adults,
which is odd. Also 7 more Spectacled Eiders today, the four-day total of
Black Guillemots is now over 60, there a up to 20+ Steller's Eiders per
day (including groups of birds on the water in full display), daily
single-digits of Y-b Loons, and two evening flights of Pomarine Jaegers
each with 100+ birds.
There was an influx of shorebirds today, with a Lesser Sand-Plover
appearing in the marsh below the culvert--where the best shorebirding is
currently. Also there is a Red-throated Pipit and a displaying Wilson's
Snipe, the fourth year in a row there's been displaying Wilson's there
(very rare offshore here).
Yesterday there was a "Mostly McKay's" Bunting (male). Rough-legged Hawk
is back again this year, nest-building on the mountainside. Continuing
Short-eared Owl. There has been too much fog on the mountain to be able
to check yet to see if the Dovekies are back. Big increase in alcid
numbers starting yesterday, with the parade of many, many tens of
thousands past the Point now.
--Paul Lehman
- OOPS! Today's date is obviously 26 May, not 26 Sep. I'm just out here
so long each fall that I get easily confused (plus my brain is frozen
after this morning's seawatch).
- Today, MAY 26, continues well, with a Wood Sandpiper in the "northeast
corner marsh" and a fly-by adult Black-headed Gull near Old Town. But
even combined with the morning's 7 Ivory Gulls and the total now of 14
Spectacled Eiders for the day, the Lesser Sand-Plover, etc., actually
the "rarest" bird here today is clearly the BLACK Turnstone, also near
the northeast corner marsh. This species is strictly casual on the
offshore Bering Sea and Aleutian Islands, and it is my first-ever here
at Gambell. Otherwise, another dozen Yellow-billed Loons today, 3
Red-necked Grebes (rare but regular), only one Slaty-backed Gull so far
for the four days, another flock of Emperor Geese. In the landbird
department, two Northern Wheatears and 2 Eastern Yellow Wagtails arrived
today, the latter singing.
--Paul Lehman
- May 26 ended with a bang here at Gambell with the evening discovery of a
boldly marked, male DUSKY THRUSH by two birders named Dave and Tom from
San Bernardino CA who had just arrived on the island. They flushed the
bird in awful habitat of open gravel and sparse grass at the bottom end
of the runway (where it must have just recently come in off the ocean),
got some photos of it, and watched it fly across all of frozen Troutman
Lake and up on to the mountainside, where I just happen to be, taking an
evening stroll. After first finding three Bluethroats and a Hermit
Thrush, I finally re-found the Dusky Thrush, and the few of us birders
currently here all got good looks at it (as long as we kept our distance
and used a scope). The bird is very boldly marked. It behaves and calls
remarkably like an American Robin.
Most Alaska records of this species are from the western Aleutians
(where I have seen two in fall at Attu). There is at least one previous
Gambell record, of a spring bird way back in the 1970s, if I remember
correctly. There are also a couple mainland AK records (as well as one
in BC).
Otherwise, the male Brambling from a couple days ago reappeared this
afternoon--or at least what I am assuming is the same bird did.
The light W to SW to SSW winds we had today are supposed to go SE and
then back N over the next couple days.
--Paul Lehman
- During the past two days (27-28 May) at Gambell, the following were seen
(or not seen):
The Dusky Thrush ended up staying two days, 26-27 May, but was not seen
today. The first White Wagtail of the season arrived today, in town. The
fog/overcast finally lifted enough this morning that we checked the
alcid-covered mountain slope and found 5 or 6 Dovekies in their usual
area. The Black Turnstone is still present today, for day #3. One or two
Lesser Sand-Plovers have been seen very sporadically (like only about
once per day) the past three days. The Brambling continues.
The season's first Arctic Loons (3) passed the point yesterday and
today. Another Red-throated Pipit was seen, a couple more Bluethroats, 5
additional Northern Wheatears. From the North American mainland came a
male SURF Scoter on 27 May, my personal first-ever at Gambell, as well
as a Least Sandpiper (very rare, but one or two each of the past four
springs), and a constantly singing "Sooty" Fox Sparrow that must think
it has found "home." Also a Greater W-f Goose and three more Red-necked
--Paul Lehman
- During the mid-afternoon today (5/29) an immature eagle was seen only
briefly by two CA birders--Tom Benson and Dave Goodward--as it flew up
along the side of the mountain. Tom got one very mediocre photo of the
bird (very good given the brevity of the situation and the fact that it
was flying away), and perhaps someone with more knowledge of eagle ID
might be able to do something with it. But their description of tail
shape (somewhat wedge-shaped and short) and mottling pattern, and of the
pale mottling to the underwing, seems to best fit young White-tailed.
Obviously everyone here hopes the bird will re-appear....(gee, now
that's a profound understatement...) (Last year's adult White-tailed
here was also seen only relatively briefly, though by more people, but
that was largely due to the pea-soup fog present that day--today it is
quite the opposite, with almost limitless visibility).
A calling Common Ringed Plover flew by town yesterday evening (5/28) but
did not put down. An "Asian" Barn Swallow also turned up yesterday
evening and is still present today. Two immature Ivory Gulls have been
feeding along the shore in town late yesterday and today, bringing the
week's total now to 11 birds. There are now 2 White Wagtails around, a
second "Sooty" Fox Sparrow appeared, and a bright Red-necked Stint
landed in town today but stayed less than 10 minutes before
disappearing. The Dovekie count on the mountainside is now up to 8.
--Paul Lehman
- The last several days here at Gambell have seen plentiful sunshine,
crystal clear views of the Russian mountains, light or calm
winds.....all factors that make for beautiful scenery, warmer temps, and
sunburn potential! But also relatively few migrants. Highlights include
a total of four Common Ringed Plovers, including displaying males, 8
Dovekies, 3 White Wagtails, all the selected seabird specialties
including Spectacled and Stellers' Eiders, Arctic and Yellow-billed
Loons, Emperor Geese, Black Guillemots, and still three more Ivory Gulls
(now all immatures) that settled in along the shoreline and perched on
mini-icebergs for a couple days.
A second Red-necked Stint turned up. A new "Asian" Barn Swallow was
found today. Alaska mainland wanderers have included an americanus
(North American) Common Merganser, American Tree Sparrow, "Sooty" Fox
Sparrow, 2 Hermit Thrushes, Bank Swallow, Cackling Goose, hudsonicus
Whimbrel, and 2 Wilson's Snipe.
--Paul Lehman
- On Monday afternoon (6/2) I found a LITTLE BUNTING in Gambell's Far
Boneyard, which is still present this morning (6/3), and enjoyed by all
birders present. This is the FIRST spring record for Alaska and the
U.S., although the species has proven to be a regular visitor in fall,
with 20 found here at Gambell since the late 1990s. Also present at the
same time at the nearby Circular Boneyard was a good-looking male
McKay's Bunting. A third Red-necked Stint turned up, there was a
japonicus-type American Pipit (very rare in spring, regular in small
numbers in fall). Also today (6/3) was a briefly seen small falcon that
was probably a Merlin (casual offshore) and a Varied Thrush (also casual
offshore). Still one Ivory Gull seen today.
From the AK mainland also has come two North American-type Mew Gulls on
6/2, 3 Snow Geese on 6/2 (very rare in spring), an adult male Common
Goldeneye (perhaps the first ever here of that age/sex), still a fair
number of Black Guillemots and Steller's Eiders, but only one more
Spectacled Eider. Also a couple more Bluethroats, Hermit and several
Gray-cheeked Thrushes, Wheatear, continuing White Wagtails.
--Paul Lehman
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A child's chance to survive and thrive is much greater in 2015 than it was when the global community committed to the MDGs in 2000.
Data show significant progress in areas such as child survival, nutrition, motherto-child transmission of HIV and primary school enrolment, among others. These are impressive achievements, but they are only part of the story.
On 27 May, the Nepal Ministry of Finance issued a decision: "Approval of top up cash transfer for early recovery for vulnerable population affected by the Earthquake". This marks the beginning of a crucial intervention.
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1. Background of the Study
Although humanitarian actors have long emphasized the benefits of emergency preparedness in high-risk humanitarian contexts, little evidence has been collected to date to demonstrate the impact of early preparedness investments on eventual humanitarian response. This study is one of the first research initiatives to quantify the cost and time benefits of a large and diversified investment "portfolio" of emergency preparedness interventions undertaken by UNICEF and WFP in 2014, with support from the United Kingdom's Department for International Development (DFID).
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The main objectives of the review are 1) to be able to confirm the results of the assessment about the state of the education sector carried out in March 2015, 2) to show trends with regard to three main indicators which have come up in almost all of the field studies done by Cluster members, namely: percentage of schools functioning, representation of the different categories of teacher in the schools (tenured teachers, contract teachers, community teachers) and 3) variation between the number of pupils enrolled in schools before the crisis (2011-2012 …
Ce document est un résumé du rapport sur les résultats de la recherche du premier scan de conflit trimestriel au Burundi, mené dans le cadre du projet Impore Iwacu de Search for Common Ground (SFCG) avec le partenariat du Fonds des Nations Unies pour l'enfance (UNICEF).
This document is a report on the research findings from the first Burundi quarterly Conflict Scan conducted for the Impore Iwacu SFCG – UNICEF project. Building on the approach used by SFCG programming around the world, the Conflict Scan used a fast and lightweight methodology with the aim of improving Conflict Sensitivity and Do No Harm principles for Search for Common Ground (SFCG), United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF), and partner program interventions in Burundi.
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The last decade has seen some progress. Pre-primary out-of-school rates have decreased, although they remain high, and primary rates have fallen to nearly zero. However, there has been no improvement at the lower secondary level.
In total, 119,022 children are out of school (7%), including 54,6095-year-olds who should be in pre-primary (30.3%), 15,033 primary school aged children (1.5%)and 49,380 lower secondary school aged children (10%).
As the conflict in the country escalates further, the situation of children affected by grave child rights violations has considerably deteriorated with many children either maimed or killed.
The recent bombing and increased street fighting in Yemen have resulted in more children dying in the past few days than in the whole of 2014. At least 62 children have been killed and 30 maimed as a result of the escalation in conflict since 26 March 15.
Sudan has both the largest number and the highest rate of out-of-school children in the region. Some 3 million children between the ages 5 to 13 are out of school, including 490,6735-year-oldswho should be in pre-primary (50%), 1,965,068 primary school aged children (37%)and 641,587 lower secondary school aged children (40%).
15% of primary school children are at risk of dropping out before the final grade of primary school.
Since 2000, Morocco has made significant progress at every level of education. Lower-secondary exclusion rates have tumbled and primary rates are approaching zero. Even at the pre-primary level, the percentage of out of school children has dropped by around a quarter.
At present, some 220,0005-year-oldswho should be in pre-primary are out of school (26%), along with nearly 83,000 primary school aged children (2%)and over 255,000 lower secondary school aged children (16%).
Primary and lower secondary enrolment rates have stayed low or decreased for most of the past decade, but have seen a slight rise in the last few years. Completion rates are high but the dropout rate has remained stable at roughly 4,000 per year.
There are currently 9,661 primary school aged children out of school (1.1%), along with 21,234 lower secondary aged children (4.2%). A further 45,862 pre-primary aged children are also out of school (41%).
Years of war have had a ruinous effect on Iraq's education system, which was once among the best in the region. Enrolments have been increasing since 2004, but one in five children between the pre-primary and lower secondary levels are still out of school and there are huge disparities between boys and girls.
Since 2000, Egypt has seen a gradual but fluctuating drop in the number of primary school aged children who are out of school. There has also been a dramatic decrease in exclusion rates for lower secondary aged children. Out-of-school rates have declined among pre-primary aged children but are still high.
There are now 319,126 primary school aged children out of school (2.9%), 331,074 lower secondary aged children (6.6%) and 1,297,354 pre-primary school age children (69.2%).
Out of school rates for primary school children have nearly halved since 2000 and there has also been a slower, but significant, decline at the lower secondary level. Despite this, out-of-school rates at all levels remain high, particularly at the pre-primary level, where coverage is almost negligible.
In total in 2012, 87,399 children were out of school from pre-primary to lower secondary, including 34,739 primary school aged children (37%) and 33,651 lower secondary school aged children (48%).
Le droit à l'éducation est un droit pour lequel l'Algérie a déployé beaucoup d'efforts au fil des années. Le budget de l'éducation a été multiplié par dix depuis 1990 permettant une éducation gratuite à plus de 8 millions d'élèves répartis à travers prés de 23 000 établissements scolaires pour les cycles primaire et moyen.
The last decade has seen an increase in enrolment, a decrease in disparity and rising levels of government funding for education. Of particular note, pre-primary enrolment rates have dropped dramatically. Despite this, far too many children drop out of lower secondary education.


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Chateaulin, France-based Doux appears to be nearing a pull-out from Brazil, which would leave its local subsidiary Doux Frangosul. Reports say talks between the two companies are ongoing but that JBS is concerned about the Doux Frangosul's debts — estimated at around R600 million ($319 million).
The company shuttered two poultry processing plants in the Brazilian state of Rio Grande do Sul, according to news reports. Marfrig is also rumored to be in the running. In 2009, Marfrig acquired Doux's turkey operation in Caxias do Sul, Rio Grande do Sul for R65 million ($34.5 million).
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The 30-year-old defendant thanked the jury from the dock when it found him not guilty after 45 minutes at the end of the two-day trial.
The alleged victim told the jury at the Christchurch District Court trial that he woke up after falling asleep in the back seat of a car to find that the man was performing oral sex.
The man on trial claimed that the alleged victim had asked for oral sex, but suddenly "changed" when the act had been going on for five or six minutes.
Judge Brian Callaghan has granted the defendant final name suppression after the jury's verdict. The man denied a charge of sexual violation by unlawful sexual connection on an alleged victim who has said he is not gay and had his woman partner supporting him at court when he gave evidence.
A Canterbury District Health Board psychiatrist, Dr Erik Monasterio, has given expert evidence about the effects of alcohol-induced amnesia on short term memory.
The jury heard evidence from the complainant that he had experienced memory black-outs at other times when he drank heavily. On the night of the offence - the sexual activity took place in the early hours of May 19, 2012 - he had been on a party bus and had consumed 12 to 14 standard drinks between 5pm and midnight.
He met the other man and was offered a ride after being refused entry to Christchurch Casino.
In his evidence, he said he had no memory of sending two text messages which showed up on his phone about the time the defence is suggesting there could have been a memory black-out, and he had no recollection of smoking cannabis which showed up in his system in toxicology tests taken next day.
Defence counsel Tony Greig said that alcohol often disinhibited people and could make them do things they regretted. It could cause them to say something tactless, or do things they wished they had not done.
Dr Monasterio said it appeared the complainant had experienced memory loss for an undefined period in the early hours of that day. Alcohol could impair the ability of the brain to transfer short term memories into long term memories.
The defence suggested the alleged victim could have asked for oral sex while having a memory black-out, fallen asleep while it was happening, and then woken up with no recollection of making the earlier request.
Crown prosecutor Karyn South said: "It is quite an unlikely proposition if has played out as the defence has suggested."
Judge Callaghan summed up and the jury retired to consider its verdict at 4.25pm. It returned to court with its verdict 45min later.
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