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As we slowly progress into the new year and you're getting those resolutions going, why not resolve to try something different from VapeWild? Our Flavors of the Week promise to delight, astound, and sizzle the senses! Ok, I'm not really sure if they will do all that but pretty darn close, I'd say. Let's take a look at what's on the menu this week!
Flintstoned: Ahh cereal. It's a beloved flavor profile for many reasons for lots of vapers. And with good reason too. Flintstoned has the added bonus of being fruity and creamy since we dripped ice cream all up and through this flavor liberally. I know, it sounds weird, but I promise it works in a way that no other company has been able to recreate and our fans love it! Just ask around and I bet you'll hear nothing but goodness about this flavor. If you haven't tried it yet, now's your chance.
Kiwi Berry: Fruity flavors will always be a go-to for many reasons. Mainly because they just taste so darn good. We've combined the juiciest fruits in the food group, kiwis and strawberries, and turned out one of our most popular flavors yet. It's slept on though. And we can't figure out why! Because it is literally bursting with bright, fruity flavor that isn't overpoweringly sweet. You just can't beat that.
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Story Number: NNS140626-31Release Date: 6/26/2014 9:45:00 PM
By Mass Communication Specialist Seaman Christopher Farrington, USS Peleliu Public Affairs
USS Peleliu, At Sea (NNS) -- Midshipmen who chose to do their summer cruise aboard USS Peleliu (LHA 5) received the added bonus of participating in exercise Rim of the Pacific (RIMPAC) 2014, the world's largest multinational naval exercise.
Their summer cruise training began, June 17, and continues through, August 1.
"It's incredible that we get to be a part of RIMPAC," said Midshipman Chloe Pina. "We get to spend time with Sailors from other countries and learn from them as well as the officers in the wardroom."
The Midshipmen stood conning officer watch on the bridge during replenishments-at-sea, attended navigation briefs and department head meetings. They also learned celestial navigation, experienced helicopter operations, participated in damage control training and a variety of other shipboard evolutions and watches.
"It was really cool being able to handle the fire hose and simulate fighting a fire," said Pina. "We've had a pretty full schedule with bridge watches and various training exercises that will help better prepare us when we become a part of the fleet."
According to Capt. Paul C. Spedero, commanding officer of Peleliu, the wardroom's responsibility was to expose the Midshipmen to a wide variety of shipboard communities so that they could learn as much as possible.
"Most of them will be in leadership positions and be placed in charge of Sailors, so the experience they gain now will help them step into that role and have an understanding of what they are expected to do," said Spedero. "There's no trial period."
Midshipmen from Columbia and Mexico also had an opportunity to spend time aboard Peleliu learning what it is like to be an officer aboard a U.S. ship.
"We as Midshipmen are always learning the process, trying to understand how the ships work and how we can be better leaders," said Midshipman Claudio Davila Castro, from the Mexican ship ARM Centenario de la Revolucion (PO-164). "The attitude of the Midshipmen and the officers has been great, and everyone is trying to help each other to learn on Peleliu."
The senior leadership aboard Peleliu was excited to host the Midshipmen and answer their many questions.
"They all seem very motivated and involved and are asking us questions and trying to learn as much as they can while they're aboard Peleliu," said Spedero.
Spedero said that participating in an exercise like RIMPAC will give the Midshipmen additional opportunities to observe how the Navy operates on a multinational level.
"It's important for (the Midshipmen) to see firsthand what Navy life is about, so they can make educated decisions about where they want to go in their careers," said Spedero.
Twenty-two nations, more than 40 ships and submarines, more than 200 aircraft and 25,000 personnel are participating in RIMPAC exercise from June 26 to August 1, in and around the Hawaiian Islands. The world's largest international maritime exercise, RIMPAC provides a unique training opportunity that helps participants foster and sustain the cooperative relationships that are critical to ensuring the safety of sea lanes and security on the world's oceans. RIMPAC 2014 is the 24th exercise in the series that began in 1971.
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All too frequently the IT industry gets caught up in a whirlwind of marketing stories indicating that the next revolution bringing answers to peace, happiness and world hunger has begun. Freeform Dynamics recently published a report looking at this years must have, namely big data and how this will influence various storage technologies as things move forwards.
One of the biggest challenges with big data hype is actually defining just what the expression means. Indeed after cloud, big data has become one of the most hyped terms in use in the IT world, but the reality is that it applies to a two quite different things: dealing with the sheer weight of data growth; and being able to understand the information hidden within different data sources to guide business decision.
When we look at managing the data explosion, we can boil it down to three core elements that are commonly referred to as the Three Vs - namely Volume, Velocity and Variety. The 3Vs makes for a nice marketing phrase, but it needs some explanation. More importantly it doesnt take account of the fact that much of the value in the data being generated by IT systems today has a low signal to noise ratio, making it difficult to locate the nuggets of valuable information amongst the huge amount of data. A more complete discussion can be found here.
The real value of big data comes from the rapid analysis of data sources to provide information the organisation can exploit to generate new value or make better operational choices. This value is enhanced when this can be achieved in close to real time. Whilst our survey results highlight that the crown jewels of organisational data are still held in structured sources, many organisations recognise that they are holding rapidly growing volumes of data in other forms, much of which is not exploited to anything like its fullest extent. This is the challenge that big data is attempting to address.
In essence big data seeks to dig valuable information from the large amounts of data organisations are now generating every day. The data to be analysed may utilise feeds from both structured and unstructured sources, but the key point is that the value of information to be mined may not be found in rich seams, but rather needs to be sifted from very large volumes of data. To analyse these large volumes of data, possibly taken from multiple sources, a number of information management technologies may be employed. It is worthwhile noting that very few, if any of the new data management technologies coming to market today and that have surfaced over the past few years are targeted solely at the big data space. Indeed, almost all data and information management solutions are likely to be utilised in big data projects as well as other, more mainstream business uses.
In this context, the figure below is interesting, revealing as it does both current usage levels of a variety of such tools and platforms along with expectations for changes in usage levels expected to occur in the next three years. It should be noted that the self-selecting nature of web surveys makes it likely that both the usage levels of new solutions as well as projections for their future usage are likely to be over-represented as people interested in the area being surveyed are more likely to take part.
As can be seen, apart from legacy databases and file systems there is an expectation that already well-established information management technologies such as relational database management systems will continue to enjoy growth in usage in the coming years. These will increasingly be complemented by less well-established, but long available solutions such as in memory database systems, WORM databases and OLAP multi-dimensional databases, which are expected to expand considerably from their smaller foundations.
The more specialist platforms that are now frequently associated with big data, but which are by no means exclusively utilised in this context, are starting from much lower installed bases. Of these, a range of scale-out storage solutions enjoys the strongest adoption so far, but these are still clearly in their infancy in enterprise use, never mind in big data solutions. Stream processing, distributed indexing and distributed analytics engines are only just starting to be rolled out.
But like their well-established information management solutions, the expectation is that all such systems will enjoy wider usage in the coming years. It can also be argued that should the business value of big data solutions garner wider recognition, that that take up of the various information management systems could expand even more rapidly, especially as the generation of data as a whole shows no signs of abating.
What is clear is that neither big data itself nor the use of any new information management or storage technologies are likely to mean an end to the use of established data management solutions. If anything, the reality is just the opposite. The study also shows that the knowledge levels amongst IT professionals as a whole of many new storage and information management systems today is still very low, especially of the newer technologies. This lack of knowledge is acting as a brake on take up of many new data management solution offerings. But the adoption of new solutions, whether related to big data projects or to meet other business needs does not mean the end of most established storage platforms nor the end of tried and trusted database management solutions.
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Parents need to know that A Separation is a powerful Iranian drama with mature themes, including marital troubles and miscarriage, plus lots of tense, angry arguing. There's some strong language (in English subtitles) and some adult situations. In one scene, a very religious woman must decide what to do when, while caring for an old man, she finds she needs to clean him, despite the fact that her religion doesn't allow her to see him naked. Though none of the content concerns are individually all that age inappropriate for younger teens, overall, watching A Separation is a pretty intense experience.
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What's the story?
In an Iranian court of law, husband Nader (Peyman Moaadi) and wife Simin (Leila Hatami) confront each other. She wants to leave the country to find a better life for their 11-year-old daughter (Sarina Farhadi). He wants to stay, mainly to look after his aged, senile father. Too stubborn to agree, they separate. Nader must hire someone to look after the old man while he's at work; he finds Razieh (Sareh Bayat), whose husband, Hodjat (Shahab Hosseini), is desperately in debt. Nader comes home one day to find his father on the floor and Razieh nowhere in sight. She turns up, making vague excuses. Enraged, he pushes her out. It comes out that she has now had a miscarriage. Thus begins a complicated mystery of who knew what, and when.
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At its core, A Separation is basically a standard potboiler -- it could have been ripped from the pages of a dime store novel. What counts is that talented writer/director Asghar Farhadi structures it in a culturally compelling and mysterious way, while balancing all the characters to avoid easily typed "good guys" and "bad guys." There are no winners or losers in this battle -- even Razieh's angry and frustrated husband comes across as wholly human.
Additionally, Farhadi carefully weaves timely social and spiritual issues into the film's fabric, such as Iran's complicated divorce system (as well as the complexities of marriage itself) and the limitations of religion: In one scene, Razieh must bathe the old man but feels she can't due to her beliefs. Most of all, Farhadi lets the audience decide. The opening scene is filmed from the judge's point of view, and the final scene leaves off just before a vital decision. (It's worth noting that all of this was done, miraculously, within Iran's strict censorship rules.)
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Read the full story here Web Link posted Wednesday, January 30, 2013, 3:58 PM
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on Jan 30, 2013 at 6:26 pm
What role in chosing a police chief in Menlo Park does the City Council play? Do they get any say in the selection, or approval, of the key City officers?
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on Jan 30, 2013 at 10:20 pm
Thank god. Anyone but Bertini or Lacy Burt!
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on Jan 31, 2013 at 6:05 am
Ever wonder what should be required of your police? And your chief of police? Ever wonder why policing seems to be so slow to improve? Follow the blog of a veteran police chief at Web Link and read his new book about what needs to be done and the seven necessary steps. Police in a democracy need to be well-trained, controlled in their use of force, honest, courteous to everyone, and closely connected to the communities they serve.
a resident of Another Palo Alto neighborhood
on Jan 31, 2013 at 12:55 pm
Nice site. Thanks.
I'd like to suggest that people review this site, which is a history of the police—
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I'd like to point out that the role of the police is probably not all that well thought out, in terms of "theory", anyway, at the local government level. For instance, the Palo Alto City Charter makes no mention of the need for, or the requirements for, a police department. Menlo Park is a General Law City—meaning that whatever legal requirements for the police originate from the Legislature. Leaving the average citizen with little hope of ever fully understanding the role of the police.
Most City governments seem more-than-comfortable with this lack of organizational framework. Sadly, too many of us residents seem comfortable with the status-quo.
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The Joseph Rowntree Foundation was among the first to challenge the idea that a "good divorce" is better for the family than a bad marriage, in a 1994 survey which was also one of the first to concentrate on the effects of divorce from the child's viewpoint. This report found that constant fighting between parents had less adverse effects than parental separation. Since then, the Centre for Family Research at Cambridge University and the Institute of Economic Affairs have weighed in with similar findings. When, earlier this year, the National Family Mediation group dared to suggest that if divorce is handled sensitively, children can deal with it well, they were condemned in the press as "contemptible" by other groups who did not agree.
The latest survey follows more than 11,400 children born in 1958, and finds that children of divorced parents do less well economically and socially. This would seem to prove conclusively that "good divorces" are rare. But the survey does not ask for the opinions of the "divorce children" who took part. The statistics point in one direction, but once you start talking to people about their parents' divorces, the picture becomes much less clear. Situations that bald statistical evidence interprets as "disadvantage" may be seen differently by those who experience them.
Against the current flow of expert opinion, many grown-up children of divorce say that they were well aware of their parents' unhappiness, and were relieved when the tension at home was eased."The stuff about long-term damage is garbage," says Susanne Parker, now 31, in a long-term relationship and mother of a two-year-old son. "My parents split up when I was 13 and my brother was eight. We knew very well that my dad was unhappy because he wouldn't communicate with us, which was very unlike him. There's no point in staying in a relationship that's not working. It was quite hard, but I think they did completely the right thing." Susanne's parents both went on to successful new relationships. "It was a confusing time," she says. "My brother and I still talk about it, but I think that's healthy. Once we'd got past the immediate aftermath, we didn't blame our parents."
John, 40, who works in publishing, is married with two small children. He went through an "awful" period when his parents split up just after he went away to university. "But afterwards, when my parents virtually never saw each other, they were much happier, and my relationship with both of them was better." Despite the prolonged trauma of the experience, he still says, "I think children of divorce bear more scars from the tension between their parents than from the separation itself. Everyone inherits a great bundle of complexes, assets and problems from their parents - I know I have - and a percentage of those will be related to the divorce. It's certainly part of my background, but not an overwhelming part."
All parents, he says, are likely to damage their children in some way. "A psychologist would say that your parents mark you for good, in some ways that are positive and some that are negative, whether they split up or not. There are plenty of couples who would never dream of divorcing, who are passing on problems every bit as bad as those connected with divorce. All kinds of flawed relationships can be communicated to children. What about people who never talk, who are dooming their children to problems with their own children?"
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be resilient. Claire Kaprow, 12, is one of the children featured in a new video, You're Both Still My Parents, which aims to help children cope with their parents' divorce. "I was seven when my parents split up, and my younger sister was four," says Claire. "I first realised things were going wrong when I heard my parents arguing. My friends' parents would argue, too, but not as much as mine. They told me when I came home from school one day, and at first I didn't believe it, I was really upset. They explained why it was happening and that they both still loved me. Now I live with my mum during the week and my dad at weekends." At first, she says, she would be upset when she was out with her mother and they saw families together. "But I think we are happier now and things are a lot easier. You still get as much love. It doesn't trouble me at all now."
Sue Behrman, a doctor with 10 years experience of counselling divorcing couples and the children of divorce, is the presenter of You're Both Still My Parents. She says, "All my research shows that kids are much happier when their parents are not rowing, when there is no friction or bad atmosphere at home." She believes it is impossible for parents to grit their teeth, stay together "for the sake of the children" - and not be seen through by their offspring. "Children are tremendously sensitive to atmosphere. I would go so far as to say it is very bad for children to grow up with the notion of marriage as either a battlefield or a cold relationship. For the kids I see, divorce is hard, but it is a relief. The video does not say that divorce is easy, it says that divorce is a terrible thing, but that terrible things happen throughout life and you have to rise above them."
In any case, research on the subject is not as cut and dried as the headlines suggest. Although last week's study shows that divorce children tend to be disadvantaged, its author, Dr Kathleen Kiernan, observes that financial hardship and other factors pre-dating divorce also play an important part. Her findings do not automatically mean that divorce is always bad. "There are many factors: the sex of the child, the age of separation, the financial and social positions of the family - and how the parents engage with the children, which is something my research didn't touch on." She points out that after a divorce "some children do very well and some do very badly, the same as for two-parent families".
One phenomenon that does not seem to be affected by external factors is that the children of divorced parents are more likely to cohabit at an early age and that the child's own relationship is more likely to break up by their early thirties (40 per cent will have this experience). Dr Kiernan has also, for the first time, looked at the effects of divorce on children over 20, and found that these children are equally likely to experience relationship break-up by the age of 33 as younger children involved in divorce.
One could speculate that, having seen divorce as an ultimately positive experience for their parents, the next generation are less likely to tie themselves permanently into an unhappy relationship. This remains guesswork, however, since little attempt has been made to interview children on the subject at all. In a MORI poll in 1995, children aged ten to 17 were asked whether they agreed with the statement "Children's parents should stay together even if they are unhappy". Among those children whose parents were divorced or separated, only 18 per cent agreed.
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Try this creative art project with your second grader to help him build up his fine motor skills and artistic awareness as he makes a faux stained glass vase.
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Valentine's Day is a great day to show loved ones how much you appreciate them, and this love bug craft is an adorably simple way to spread the love.
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ICCBBA is governed by a volunteer Board of Directors comprised of leading experts in blood transfusion, cellular therapy, and tissue transplantation from around the world. Board positions are advertised publicly and Board members normally serve six-year terms. The current Board of Directors has members from Australia, Bhutan, China, the Netherlands, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, the United Kingdom, and the United States.
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Diana Teo (Chairman)
Ineke Slaper-Cortenbach (Vice-Chairman)
Mahrukh Getshen (Secretary)
Celso Bianco (Treasurer)
Diana Teo, MD
Dr Teo was the Director, Centre for Transfusion Medicine, Health Sciences Authority (HSA) from 2003. In 2008, the Centre was renamed the Blood Services Group and she was the Group Director from 2008 to 2012, and Senior Director from 2013 to 2016. Since April 2016, she has relinquished her administrative responsibilities at the blood service, and continues her professional commitments as Senior Consultant. Dr Teo is also the Chairman of the HSA Professional Board, an appointment she has concurrently held since January 2009. The Blood Services Group is the national blood service in Singapore and a WHO Collaborating Centre for Transfusion Medicine. It is AABB accredited in blood banking and transfusion medicine, ASHI accredited in tissue typing, and JACIE accredited in cellular therapy. The Health Sciences Authority is part of the Singapore public service and comprises the Blood Services Group, the Applied Sciences Group and the Health Products Regulation Group.
Other relevant appointments include the President of the Singapore Society of Haematology from 2002-2004, Member of the International Society of Blood Transfusion Board of Directors (Director for the Western Pacific Region from 2006-2012 and Vice President from 2012-2016), Vice Chair of the Asia Pacific Blood Network (2009-2011), Member of the WHO Expert Advisory Panel for Transfusion Medicine, and Member of the Board of Directors for ICCBBA.
Dr Teo's main interests include: organizational and quality systems in blood transfusion services, blood safety and global development in transfusion medicine, application of data analytics.
Dr. Ineke Slaper-Cortenbach, PhD
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Dr. Ineke Slaper-Cortenbach is currently working at ZonMW (the Netherlands Organisation for Health Research and Development) in the Hague, the Netherlands. ZonMw is a funding organization, where she is part of the team 'Science and Innovation'. She is the programme manager responsible for 'Translational research and international programmes'. Her main activities are focused on translational research, funding excellent and innovative projects in the field of regenerative medicine, personalized medicine, systems medicine, rare disease and ATMPs. At the start of 2009, she became a member of the Committee on Advanced Therapy Medicinal products (ATMPs) of the Medicines Evaluation Board in the Netherlands. She became a Board Member for ICCBBA in 2006 and served until 2013. She returned to the ICCBBA Board in 2015. She chaired the ICCBBA Cellular Therapy Coding and Labeling Technical Advisory Group (CTCLAG) from 2008 – 2013 and currently chairs the Regenerative Medicine Technical Advisory Group (RMTAG). Dr. Slaper-Cortenbach is also a member of the Standards Committee of ICCBBA.
From 2000 – 2016, she was the head of the Cell Therapy Facility in the UMC Utrecht with more than 30 years' experience as a laboratory director of cell therapy. She is an internationally well-known leading authority in regulatory affairs of cellular products. Her expertise is also reflected by taking lead in multiple national and international organizations: i.e. (past) presidency for JACIE, several positions within ISCT (i.e. for 7 years she was the chair of the European LRA Committee), working with EDQM in the CTP and representing ICCBBA in the drafting group for the 3rd edition of the Council of Europe Guide to the Quality and Safety of tissues and Cells for Human application. She also chaired the working group on ATMP (Netherlands and Belgium,) and was a member of the Cell Therapy & Immunobiology Working Party (CTIWP) of the EBMT.
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Mahrukh Getshen graduated from Grant Medical College, Bombay University, India in 1987 with a MBBS degree. She obtained a diploma in Blood Banking and Transfusion Medicine from Mahidol University, Bangkok, Thailand in 2002; and a Master of Public Health from Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane, Australia in 2012.
She has been heading the National Blood Bank at JDW, National Referral Hospital located in Thimphu, Bhutan since 2002. Being the first and only specialist in the field of Transfusion Medicine, her responsibilities include providing technical expertise and policy guidance to the National Blood Safety Program under the Ministry of Health, Royal Government of Bhutan.
She has been actively involved in the promotion of Voluntary Non-remunerated Blood Donation activities in the capital and nationwide, and her efforts have helped increase the percentage of VNRBD from 30% in 2002, to 90% in 2014 at the National Blood Bank. Her contribution includes creation of the National Blood Policy, Bhutan; Standards and National Guidelines and National Assessment Schemes in Immuno-hematology.
Mahrukh Getshen has been a member of the World Health Organization Expert Advisory Panel for Blood Transfusion since 2010, and is one of the current Vice-Presidents of the Asian Association of Transfusion Medicine (AATM). She is the recipient of the ISBT Runner-Up Award (Individual Category) for Developing Countries, July 2012. She is also an advocate of the rights and dignity of persons with diverse abilities, and dedicates her free time and services as the Vice-Chairperson on the Board of Trustees of Ability Bhutan Society, a civil society organization under the Patronage of Her Majesty, the Queen of Bhutan. She has also been made the chairperson of Bhutan Australia Alumni Association, a voluntary organization comprising of Bhutanese alumni who have studied in Australia through various Australia Awards and scholarships.
Celso Bianco, MD
Dr. Bianco grew up in São Paulo, Brazil and received his medical degree from the Medical School of São Paulo. He was assistant professor of pathology at the New York University School of Medicine and at Rockefeller University in New York. He then joined the State University of New York in Brooklyn, N.Y., where he became Professor of Pathology. He joined the New York Blood Center as Director of Science and Technology in 1982 and in 1992 became the Vice President, Medical Affairs. In 2000, he became America's Blood Centers Executive Vice President from where he retired in September 2012.
He published many papers in immunology and on diseases transmissible by transfusion. He was a member of the U.S. Advisory Committee on Blood Safety and Availability, the New York State Council on Blood and Transfusion Services and the Industry Representative of the U.S. FDA Blood Products Advisory Committee. He is a member of AABB and its Transfusion Transmitted Diseases Committee, the American Society of Hematology and the International Society of Blood Transfusion (ISBT) Working Party on Transfusion Transmitted Infectious Diseases. He became president-elect of ISBT in July 2012 and will assume the presidency in June 2014.
After graduating in Physiology and Zoology from London University and completing a PhD in cryobiology, John Armitage continued research into the preservation of cells, tissues and organs for transplantation. Research posts in Cambridge, UK, and in the Oak Ridge National Laboratory, USA, were followed by a move to Bristol in 1984 to set up the Bristol Eye Bank and to carry out research into the cryopreservation of cornea. The eye bank was a collaboration between the University of Bristol and the former UK Transplant and the resulting national service transformed corneal transplantation in the UK. Professor Armitage was Director of Tissue Banking and chaired the University's Human Tissue Group, which oversaw regulatory compliance for the storage and use of human tissue for transplantation, research, and teaching. Bristol Eye Bank transferred to NHS Blood and Transplant (NHSBT) in April 2015.
Apart from cell and tissue preservation, other principal research interests include corneal transplant outcome in the UK and Sweden, and corneal transplant immunology. Professor Armitage is a founding member and current President of the European Eye Bank Association, a founding member and former President of the British Association for Tissue Banking, a member of the Swedish Corneal Transplant Registry Steering Group, a member of the NHSBT Ocular Tissue Advisory Group, Chair of the NHSBT Eye Bank Subgroup, a member of the Royal College of Ophthalmologists Ocular Tissue Transplant Standards Group, an Associate Editor of the journal Cryobiology, Chair of the ICCBBA Eye Bank Technical Advisory Group (EBTAG), a member of the ICCBBA Standards Committee, a former Secretary of the Society for Cryobiology, and he co-chairs the drafting group for the 3rd edition of the Council of Europe Guide to the Quality and Safety of Tissues and Cells for Human Application.
Professor Jeremy Chapman is a renal physician with a special interest in transplantation. He is Clinical Director of Medicine and Cancer at Westmead Hospital, Chairman of the Australian Bone Marrow Donor Registry, the Australian Cord Blood Bank Network and Editor in Chief of Transplantation. He is a Past President of the Transplantation Society of Australia and New Zealand. He is a member of the Advisory Council of the Australian Organ and Tissue Authority. He is a Past-President of The Transplantation Society, Advisory Member of The World Health Organisation Expert Advisory Panel on Human Cell Tissue and Organ Transplantation, Past President of the World Marrow Donor Association and Inaugural CoChair of the Declaration of Istanbul Custodian Group. He received the Asturias Foundation 2010 Award for International Cooperation on behalf of The Transplantation Society. He was awarded the 2010 David Hume Award of the US National Kidney Foundation. He was made a Companion of the Order of Australia (AC) in 2015.
Professor Chapman's clinical work is in renal medicine, transplantation of kidney and pancreas and diabetic renal disease and islet transplantation.
Professor Chapman is actively involved in the academic field having over 350 publications. He is a Clinical Professor at the University of Sydney, a Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians in the United Kingdom and Fellow of the Royal Australasian College of Physicians.
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Salwa Hindawi qualified in medicine at the King Abdulaziz University Medical School, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia (1985) and specialised in Haematology at the Hammersmith Hospital, London. She is a Fellow of the Royal College of Pathologists (MRCPath 1999; FRCPath 2007). Dr Hindawi is Medical Director of Blood Transfusion Services and Associate Professor in Haematology and Transfusion Medicine at the King Abdulaziz Hospital, Jeddah. She is President of the Saudi Society of Transfusion Medicine and a Member of the Saudi National Advisory Committee for Transfusion Medicine and Stem Cells. She is a member of the World Health Organization Expert Advisory Panel for Blood Transfusion, the WHO Expert Committee for Biological Standardization, the ISBT Academy Standing Committee, and the ISBT Haemovigilance Working Party.
Dr Hindawi has many publications including co-authorship of "Introduction to Blood Banking and Transfusion Medicine" (2011) and a contributing a chapter to "Haemovigilance: An Effective Tool for Improving Transfusion Safety" (2012, Editors: De Vries and Faber).
Diane Wilson is the Chief Operating Officer of Community Tissue Services. Diane has more than 30 years of experience in Tissue Banking. She has held numerous positions in the American Association of Tissue Banks "AATB" (Board of Governors, Chair of the Standards Committee, Accreditation Inspector, Chair of the Membership Committee, and Chair of the Tissue Bank Council). She served as President for AATB. She also served as a Member of the Committee for the Coalition on Donation of AATB and as a Member of AABB. She was an educator for the AATB Certified Tissue Bank Specialist Training Course for 25 years. She is a Member of AATB, the National Association of Orthopedic Nurses, and the Association of peri-Operating Room Nurses.
Diane Wilson is currently a board member of ICCBBA, a member and former Chair of the North American Tissue Banking Technical Advisory Group (NATTAG), a member of the Tissue Engineered Products Technical Advisory Group (TEPTAG), a Medical Advisory and Policy Board Member of the Gift of Life Donor Program, and is the Chairman of the Board for Joint Restoration Foundation, Inc. She is a Registered Nurse and holds an Associate of Science in Nursing degree from Everett Community College, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree from the University of Phoenix, and a Master's Degree in Nursing and Health Administration from the University of Phoenix.
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If you have problems with the music of Richard Wagner, you aren't alone. It's almost impossible to take such a controversial genius easily on board for straightforward consumption.
There's a lot to deal with in his operas, which present a Gesamtkunstwerk, a "complete artwork" blending music, text, drama, design, incestuous twins, swimming Rhinemaidens, etc. First, there's the sheer scale of it all. Attend Tristan und Isolde and you'll be in the theatre for six hours. The final act alone of Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg is famously longer than the whole of Puccini's La Bohème. And at Bayreuth, Wagner's own theatre, they lock the doors so you can't leave in the middle.
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But the most difficult issue for many people is Hitler, who cleverly conscripted the power of Wagner's music into the branding of the Nazis – something that has been reinforced ad infinitum ever since. Therefore, whenever we enjoy a work by Wagner now, we can't help wondering if in some way we're in league with a force of evil.
Rest assured: we're not. It's true that concentration camp orchestras played Wagner while the Nazis sent their victims to their deaths; still, they played much else besides. It's also true that Hitler often attended the Bayreuth Festival – but there he was welcomed with open arms by the English-born Winifred Wagner (the composer's daughter-in-law) who adored him, and he could plan the invasion of Poland while the world assumed he was safely out of the way at the opera.
Bartok, in his Concerto for Orchestra, and Shostakovich, in his Seventh Symphony (both works with extra-musical associations), represented Hitler not with quotations from Wagner but with a phrase from Franz Lehar's operetta The Merry Widow, which in fact was his favourite. Maybe recognising this will make us feel better about enjoying Wagner.
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14117 Tracy sur MerLower Normandy
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Latitude 49°20'12.012"N
Longitude 0°38'32.964"W
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