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The Lamentations of Jeremiah
Loving our enemies is the most difficult call that the Lord has laid upon us. It is hard for us to seek justice in a manner that is not vindictive or that truly wishes for an offender to benefit as ...Read More
The Fall of Babylon
Much of Jeremiah is concerned with God's use of Babylon to judge His people. In that judgment, we can see evidence of an occasion when the wicked prospered. Yet we also see that the prosperity was not evidence that ...Read More
Egypt's Judgment and Israel's Salvation
Past faithlessness on our part or the part of our ancestors does not mean that God cannot use us today. When we repent and trust in Him, the Lord can use what is otherwise ugly to create something beautiful and ...Read More
Trouble in Egypt
Matthew Henry comments on today's passage: "God can find his people, with the visits of his grace, wherever they are; and, when his ministers are bound, yet the word of the Lord is not bound. The spirit of prophecy was ...Read More
The Warning to those Left Behind
Walking by faith and not by sight is difficult at times. But that does not excuse us from obeying that call, especially when the Lord has recently shown Himself faithful to His Word. Johanan and other Judahites did not believe ...Read More
Jehoiakim Burns the Word of God
Jehoiakim tried to destroy the Word of God, showing the hardheartedness of king and people that made the exile inevitable. He was not the first ruler to try and destroy the Bible, and he would not be the last. But ...Read More
Life in Exile
First Peter 2:11 speaks of Christians as exiles in this world, for though we are citizens of the heavenly kingdom, we are right now living in a foreign land. Thus, Jeremiah's words in today's passage are instructive for how ...Read More
Jeremiah Versus Hananiah
Jeremiah evaluates Hananiah's message in today's passage according to the true prophets who had preceded him. This is essentially the practice of sola Scriptura in an old covenant context. Like Jeremiah, we are to evaluate teachers based on what God ...Read More
Seventy Years of Exile
John Calvin also writes on this passage that "there is a great difference between these and God's servants, who, when anything is commanded them, seek to render that obedience which they ought—all such are faithful servants." Although all ...Read More
The Power of God's Word
Fire and hammers destroy and demolish—so we should expect the Word of God to afflict our consciences and bring us to the end of ourselves. Yet fire and hammers also refine and shape—so we should expect Scripture also ...Read More
The Shepherd Gathers His Flock
Today's passage should be sobering to any leader, especially those who shepherd the flock of God. Though we cannot escape the guilt of our own sin by blaming others, the Lord's undershepherds will be judged if they neglect their shepherding ...Read More
Keeping the Sabbath
There are differing views in the Reformed tradition of what new covenant Sabbath-keeping entails. Yet all agree that honoring the Lord's Day is not about impersonal ritual but sustaining and strengthening the vital personal relationship we have with our Creator ...Read More
The End of the False Prophets
God will not give a people His revelation of salvation forever. If we will not love the truth, He will give us over to a lie (2 Thess. 2:9–11). Let this be a sobering truth to us all ...Read More
The Loincloth and Jars of Wine
God made us in His image, so He knows how best to instruct us. That is why we should pay careful attention when we see the visible words He has given us performed. Baptism tells us that those who have ...Read More
God's Charge Against Judah
John Calvin comments on today's passage, "When an adulteress finds her husband so willing of himself, and ready to grant free pardon, it is certainly an example not found among mortals." Adultery harms, often irreparably, the bond between husband ...Read More


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Dr. Hossein Tavana
Title: Associate Professor
Dept/Program: Biomedical Engineering
Office: Olson Research Center 301F
Phone: 330-972-6031
Fax: 330-972-8834
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Website: https://tavana.uakron.edu
Dr. Tavana received his PhD (2006) in Mechanical Engineering from University of Toronto where he studied interfacial tensions and contact angles of polymer films-fluid systems. His work led to a prestigious postdoctoral fellowship. Dr. Tavana joined the Biomedical Engineering department of the University of Michigan as a postdoctoral fellow in 2007 and developed novel microtechnologies that enable in vitro studies of cells in physiologic microenvironments. He joined the Biomedical Engineering department of The University of Akron in 2010 as an Assistant Professor. He currently directs the Biofluid Microtechnology laboratory.
Research Accomplishments
Dr. Tavana's research interest is to develop novel microtechnologies to enable studies of normal physiologic and pathologic events. His interdisciplinary research span several areas: vascularized tissue engineering using a "bottom-up" cell printing approach, high-throughput screening of migration of cancer cells and testing the efficacy of migration inhibiting drugs, non-contact printing of multicellular embryonic stem cells differentiation niches, microfluidic tissue engineering, and interfacial properties of biological systems. Dr. Tavana has published original research articles, review papers, and several book chapters in these areas. His publications have appeared in fundamental physical sciences journals as well as in high impact interdisciplinary journals such as Nature Materials, Nature Physics, Advanced Materials, and Lab on a Chip. His work has led to two US patents.
H. Tavana, B. Mosadegh, P. Zamankhan, S. Takayama, "Microprinted feeder cells guide embryonic stem cell fate", Biotech. Bioeng. (in press).
H. Tavana, K. Kaylan, T. Bersano-Begey, K.E. Luker, G. D. Luker, S. Takayama, "Polymeric aqueous biphasic system rehydration facilitates high throughput cell exclusion patterning for cell migration studies", Adv. Func. Mater. (in press).
H Tavana, P. Zamankhan, P.J. Christensen, J. B. Grotberg, S. Takayama, "Epithelium damage and protection during reopening of occluded airways in a physiologic microfluidic pulmonary airway model", Biomed. Microdev. (in press).
H. Tavana, S. Takayama, "Aqueous biphasic microprinting approach to tissue engineering", Biomicrofluidics 5 (2011) 013404—1013404-8.
B. Mosadegh, H. Tavana, S. C. Lesher-Perez, S. Takayama, "Patterned deactivation of oxidized polydimethylsiloxane surface for high-density fabrication of normally-closed microfluidic valves", Lab Chip, 11, (2011) 738-742.
B. Mosadegh, M. Agarwal, H. Tavana, T. Bersano-Begey, Y. Torisawa, M. Morell, M. J. Wyatt, K. S. O'Shea, K. F. Barald, S. Takayama, "Uniform cell seeding and generation of overlapping gradient profiles in a multiplexed microchamber device with normally-closed valves", Lab Chip, 10 (2010) 2959-2964.
H. Tavana, B. Mosadegh, S. Takayama, "Polymeric aqueous biphasic systems for non-contact cell printing on cells: Engineering heterocellular embryonic stem cell niches", Adv. Mater., 22 (2010) 2628-2631.
H. Tavana, A. Jovic, B. Mosadegh, Q.Y. Lee, X. Liu, K.E. Luker, G.D. Luker, S.J. Weiss, S. Takayama, "Aqueous nanodrops in aqueous media: Genetic reagent patterning on living cells", BIOforum Europe, 1-2, (2010) 17-20.
B. Mosadegh, C.-H. Kuo, Y.-C. Tung, Y. Torisawa, T. Bersano-Begey, H. Tavana, S. Takayama, "Integrated elastomeric components for autonomous control of microfluidic switching and oscillation" Nature Phys., 6 (2010) 433-437. Featured on Science Daily, Genetic engineering&Biotechnology News, University of Michigan News Service
H. Tavana, C.-H. Kuo, Q.Y. Lee, B. Mosadegh, D. Huh, P.J. Christensen, J.B. Grotberg, S. Takayama, "Dynamics of liquid plugs of buffer and surfactant solutions in a micro-engineered pulmonary airway model", Langmuir, 26 (2010) 3744-3752.
H. Tavana, A. Jovic, B. Mosadegh, Q.Y. Lee, X. Liu, K.E. Luker, G.D. Luker, S.J. Weiss, S. Takayama, "Nanoliter liquid patterning in aqueous environments for spatially-defined reagent delivery to mammalian cells", Nature Mater., 8 (2009) 736-741. Featured on Nature Materials, Science Daily, The Medical News, Life Sciences World, University of Michigan News Service
H. Tavana, D. Huh, J.B. Grotberg, S. Takayama, "Microfluidics, lung surfactant, and respiratory disorders", Lab. Medicine, 40 (2009) 203-209. (Cover Art / Feature Article)
H. Tavana, D. Huh, J.B. Grotberg, S. Takayama, "Pulmonary airways on a chip: A new approach to study respiratory disorders", BIOforum Europe, 7-8 (2008) 14-16.
S. Zschoche, R. David, H. Tavana, K. Pöschel, N. Petong, V. Dutschk, K. Grundke, A.W. Neumann, "Robustness of wetting and morphology of maleimide copolymer films to choice of solvent and annealing", Colloids Surf. A: Physicochem. Eng. Aspects, 307 (2007) 53-61.
H. Tavana, D. Jehnichen, K. Grundke, M.L. Hair, A.W. Neumann, "Contact angle hysteresis on fluoropolymer surfaces", Adv. Colloid Interface Sci., 134-135 (2007) 236-248.
H. Tavana, A.W. Neumann, "Recent progress in the determination of solid surface tensions from contact angles", Adv. Colloid Interface Sci., 132 (2007) 1-32. (Top 25 Hottest Articles)
H. Tavana, A. Amirfazli, A.W. Neumann, "Fabrication of superhydrophobic surfaces of n-hexatriacontane", Langmuir, 22 (2006) 5556-5559.
H. Tavana, A.W. Neumann, "On the question of rate-dependence of contact angles", Colloids Surf. A: Physicochem. Eng. Aspects, 282-283 (2006) 256-262.
H. Tavana, M.L. Hair, A.W. Neumann, "Influence of electronic properties of naphthalene compounds on contact angles", J. Phys. Chem. B, 110 (2006) 1294-1300.
H. Tavana, C. Yang, C.Y. Yip, D. Appelhans, S. Zschoche, K. Grundke, M.L. Hair, A.W. Neumann, "Stick-slip of the three-phase line in the measurements of dynamic contact angles", Langmuir, 22 (2006) 628-636.
H. Tavana, D. Appelhans, R.-C. Zhuang, S. Zschoche, K. Grundke, M.L. Hair, A.W. Neumann, "Determination of accurate surface tensions of maleimide copolymers containing fluorinated side chain from contact angle measurements", Colloid Polym. Sci., 291 (2005) 497-505.
H. Tavana, F. Simon, K. Grundke, D. Y. Kwok, M.L. Hair, A.W. Neumann, "Interpretation of contact angle measurements on two different fluropolymers for the determination of solid surface tension", J. Colloid Interface Sci., 291 (2005) 497-506.
H. Tavana, N. Petong, A. Hennig, K. Grundke, A.W. Neumann, "Contact angles and coating film thickness", J. Adhesion, 81 (2005) 29-39.
Bateni, S. Laughton, H. Tavana, S. Susnar, A. Amirfazli, A.W. Neumann, "Effect of electric fields on contact angle and surface tension of drops", J. Colloid Interface Sci., 283 (2005) 215-222.
H. Tavana, C.N.C. Lam, K. Grundke, P. Friedel, D.Y. Kwok, M.L. Hair, A.W. Neumann, "Contact angle measurements with liquids consisting of bulky molecules", J. Colloid Interface Sci., 279 (2004) 493-502.
H. Tavana, R. Gitiafroz, M.L. Hair, A.W. Neumann, "Determination of solid surface tension from contact angles: the role of shape and size of liquid molecules", J. Adhesion, 80 (2004) 705-725. [PDF]
H. Tavana, A. Keshavarz, M. Ghassemi, "A new and energy efficient design for home refrigerator/freezers", Environ. Cons. Des. Manufac. (ECDM), 10 (2001-02) 1-10.
US Patents
S. Takayama, H. Tavana, A. Jovic, B. Mosadegh, "Solution microarrays", application# 61094560.
S. Takayama, H. Tavana, A. Simon, "Dehydrated aqueous two phase systems", Filed with the University of Michigan Technology Transfer Office# 4642.
Ph.D., University of Toronto, ON, Canada (2006); M.A.Sc., K.N. T. University of Technology, Tehran, Iran (1999); B.Sc., Tabriz University, Tabriz, Iran (1996)

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- Add support for customizing the MCS rate mask used
allow advertising the supported interface type combinations, e.g. as
/* * Each of this struct denotes a combination, e.g. * 1 AP + 1 STA. "Pseudo-combinations" containing * just a single interface type of count 1 should * not be listed as they are implied by supporting * a certain interface type. */ struct interface_combination { u16 number[NL80211_IFTYPE_NUM]; }; struct interface_combinations { struct interface_combination *combinations; int n_combinations; }; struct wiphy { ... struct interface_combinations combinations };and then of course export this information via nl80211
Regulatory database improvements
Implement new regulatory interpretation rules as discussed in this thread. In summary, using the notation outlined for mathematical intervals:
0) for all 1 <= k < n : MAX_k <= MIN_{k+1} 1) each rule in the regdomain covers the frequency range (MIN_1, MAX_1] 2) given C = union (over all k = 1 .. n) of (MIN_k, MAX_k] it must be true that (CENTER - BW/2, CENTER + BW/2) is a subset of C 3) it must be true for all 1 <= k <= n: if CENTER in (MIN_k, MAX_k] : BW <= BW_k 4) This is easier to formulate algorithmically: USE_FLAGS = 0 for k = 1 .. n if (CENTER - BW/2, CENTER + BW/2) intersects (MIN_k, MAX_k]: USE_FLAGS |= FLAGS_k
- allow for TPC
- allow for spectral power limits (e.g. 10mW/MHz)
AP support
- injected frames need to be tied to another virtual interface to get the software sequence number and keys (only relevant for 11w) right
- Radar detection (AP DFS or 802.11h)
- Need to stop TX/RX when a radar is detected for the duration of scan for a new channel.
- improve paged skb RX for performance
power saving
uAPSD support – AP side (Intel has old AP u-APSD patches but there's no AP support in iwlwifi now)
- 11v support (eventually)
- mac80211 drivers use userspace (wpa_supplicant) for roaming (in wpa_supplicant specify ap_scan=1)
- need to export roaming capabilities of device (mac80211 has none, but fullmac cards might be able to autonomously select the best BSS) so that we don't need to configure wpa_supplicant and it can do the right thing automatically
wireless.kernel.org site
fix CSS colours, for example link colours (if you want to start, look at the files in moin/linuxwireless/css/ and send diffs to <johannes AT sipsolutions DOT net>)
fix print view to include a black&white logo
- the whole testing thing...
- q/a procedure for stack
- winlab
- info on test coverage
- tests itself need to be documented
- instructions how to run tests
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Papa Vinyard here, now here's a little somethin' for ya...
Oh, STAR WARS: EPISODE VII. Whenever we try and pin down what you are, who's gonna be in you, or when you're gonna come out, our information scurries back into a hole in the wall like we're Tom and it's Jerry. Today, our old buddy Drew McWeeny over at Hitfix has confirmed that EPISODE VII will start shooting at Pinewood around mid-May (somewhere in the vicinity of the original film's 37-year anniversary) and will wrap up sometime in September. That gives JJ around 16 months after shooting ends to finalize the extensive, daunting post-production process that will, no doubt, fill in the majority of the corners for this new vision of STAR WARS.
Drew's report also claims that principal casting is pretty much all set, meaning that pretty soon, we should be hearing which one(s), if any, of these casting rumors turn out to be true. They've done a phenomenal job of keeping that news in-house as of yet, both through disinformation and just plain secrecy; if they can maintain that infamous J.J. info lockdown until opening day (or, at least, until the film starts screening for people), we should be guaranteed some surprises that, hopefully, won't have the same adverse reaction that that whole Khan business inspired.
STAR WARS: EPISODE VII will bring Luke, Leia, Han, Lando, Chewie, C-3PO, R2D2, and maybe even Wedge Antilles back to us on December 18th, 2015.
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Two companies rife with young talent competently mixed contemporary and classical dance with exuberant energy in a joint performance on May 15 at the "Viva ELVIS" theater at Aria. "A Choreographers' Showcase," now in its fourth year, showcased the ambitions and abilities of artists from Cirque du Soleil and Nevada Ballet Theatre in a performance that filled the house — and the enormous stage — respectably.
Each piece was choreographed by a dancer from one of the companies (with the exception of "Pra," pronounced "prey," by Rommel Pacson, a dancer who does physical therapy work for Cirque). Each choreographer stepped forward to introduce his or her work and the insight from the artists aided the comprehension of some experimental concepts.
The diversity of the show was encouraging. "Pra," mentioned above, was a flexed-foot, modern-influenced and highly athletic depiction of pursuit. "Glo," by Cirque artist Vanessa Convery, incorporated film to fully express the emotional breadth of the message of the piece, which was spoked with eye-catching partnering and incandescent interactions.
Story-telling was, pleasantly, in no short supply. "Vindicate," a piece by NBT artist Krista Baker, told the story of the complicated aspects of life in a dance studio. The ensemble-work and technical aspects in the piece were wonderful and the honesty in the narrative offered a fresh take on a familiar atmosphere.
Cirque artist Greg Sample's "Pressing Play" also revolved around a relatable central concept: hitting pause on adult responsibilities and pressing play on the spontaneous discoveries of childhood. The number featured distinct character movement that was performed well to quirky music. This combination fit the mission statement of the work and elicited giggles and warm-fuzzies from the audience.
Abstract concepts were bravely explored in pieces like "The Vertical Hold" by NBT's Ashleigh Doede and "Dreams of Hope" by Hanifa Jackson and Israel Gutierrez of Cirque. Emotions ran high in both and the fortitude of the performers was commendable. "The Vertical Hold" was a tense, brooding embodiment of conflict and stalemates. Domineering and driving energy piloted "Dreams of Hope," a strong jazz number with crazy partnering and the only choreographic collaboration in the show.
Perhaps the most literal interpretation of an idea came from Cirque's Mukhtar Omar Sharif Mukhtar with "Making Sense of Movement." The choreographer introduced his piece with anecdotes about dancing alongside performers that were blind or deaf but could still interpret music. The number was created with this in mind; each dancer bore a red mask, worn alternatively over eyes or mouth to simulate sightlessness and silence. Although the piece had a sinister ring to it at the start, the lingering message exonerated the limitless possibilities of having a fully functioning body.
"Cue: Bow," a piece by Kalin Morrow of NBT, began the show with a plucky and inventive vibe that was refreshingly light-hearted. Childish narratives and characters shone through and spoke well to the audience. "Ascension," by NBT's Leigh Hartley, used ballet- and lyrical-tinged choreography to tell the story of a hospital patient that, by the end of the piece, traded the hospital gown for an angelic dress. The classical note kept things in perspective and the story was satisfyingly straightforward.
Mary LaCroix, an artist with NBT, choreographed "Apres Vous," which landed late in the second act. The number had a thread of personal experience in it, as LaCroix admitted early on, and this contributed a nice veracity. The narrative traveled from a fractured relationship to a gritty and determined coda, concluding finally with a mildly indignant resolution.
Effervescent exploration and collaboration made the show not only remarkably diverse but highly enjoyable. Not everything was as polished as it might have been with full rehearsals, but that wasn't the point. It was encouraging to see the power and ambition of these performers and, with any luck, this annual concert will continue for many years to come.
"A Choreographers' Showcase" will be performed at 1 p.m. on Sunday, May 22 at the "Viva ELVIS" theater at Aria. Tickets are available here, and proceeds contribute to an outreach program that has allowed more than 3600 students to attend a special performance of the show.


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This Saturday, Comedians for a Cause will hold a Benefit Dustin Walls at Connie's Ric Rac. The show will feature comedians Joe Mayo, Mike Rainey, James Hesky, Tommy Pope, Dave Terruso, and Eric Todd and all proceeds will go to the family of Dustin, a local friend to many comics who recently passed away after a fight with cancer. Donations can also be made via Pay Pal to firstname.lastname@example.com
There are multiple chances this week to get out and see some storytelling. On Tuesday Second Stories Presents: Dream Date (7:00pm, The Dive) will feature stories from Alanna Kennedy-Gorman, Alejandro Morales, Lia Brennan, Alex Gross, Hillary Rea, Larry Napolitano,and Jaime Fountaine. Wednesday's Tell Me a Story: Yesterday (7:00pm, Shot Tower Coffee) will feature stories from Carolyn Busa, Martha Cooney, Jaime Fountaine, Alejandro Morales, Larry Napolitano, Dave Terruso, Becca Trabin, Todd Shaeffer.
This Wednesday Rooftop Comedy will come to Philadelphia's Temple University to help pick the team of student comedians that will represent the Owls in this years' National College Comedy Competition. The show will be at 8:00pm in The Owl Cove in Mitten Hall on Temple's campus and will feature student comedians vying for a spot in the March 18th competition against Penn State at Helium Comedy Club.
On Friday, The Arts Parlor (1170 S. Broad St.) will host The Sideshow: Powerballin' . The show will feature improv sets from Asteroid! Beirdo and a Powerball Team, where PHIT Training Center students can put their name in a hat for a chance to be picked to perform with a few improv veterans.
Rittenhouse Comedy will host Kryptonite For Your Relationship this Tuesday night at Noche. The Valentine's Day show will feature sets from Lisa Yost, Shanell Travis, Sarah M., Steve Miller-Miller, Mary Radzinski, Paul Easton, Alex Pearlman, Conrad Roth, Reggie Conquest and will be hosted by Jack Martin.
Center City Comedy recently released this promo video featuring Carolyn Busa, H. Foley, Tom Cassidy, Chris Cotton and Conrad Roth. The video promotes their website and a mysterious hotline. What happens when you call? Give it a try and let us know.


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text: In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) The IVF program at Baystate Health is a full service IVF center serving patients in western Massachusetts and Connecticut. Our IVF clinic has participated in the birth of over 2,000 babies since the program started in 1990. IVF or "in vitro fertilization" literally refers to "in glass" and "outside of the body," which is where fertilization occurs in IVF. Fertilization takes place in a Petri dish as opposed to a test tube. IVF success rates have increased dramatically over the past several years and many couples, who once had no hope of having children, can now realize their dreams. When is IVF Considered? Most patients become pregnant without requiring IVF. However, there are conditions where IVF is considered to offer the best chance for success: Tubal blockage or after tubal ligation (tied tubes). Severe Endometriosis. Moderate to severe male factor infertility. Failed therapies such as stimulated IUI, especially if the cause of infertility is unknown. Female age related infertility caused by poor quality or too few eggs. Cancer chemotherapy and/or radiotherapy can destroy eggs. Fortunately, with the emergence of egg freezing, healthy eggs can often be removed prior to cancer treatments and frozen, thus preserving fertility. Once chemotherapy is completed, the eggs can be thawed and used in an IVF cycle. IVF Procedure Explained IVF-Ovulation Induction and Controlling Ovulation IVF cycles require several steps. First, the ovaries must be stimulated to produce multiple eggs, which are needed for the IVF procedure. FSH is a natural hormone, produced by the pituitary gland, that is responsible for follicular (each follicle contains one egg) recruitment and egg development. In an IVF cycle, additional FSH (Gonal-F, Follistim, Repronex, etc.) is administered by injection to stimulate the development of many eggs, a process known as ovulation induction. IVF ovulation induction cycles should only be performed by a Reproductive Endocrinologist/Infertility Specialist thoroughly familiar with the use of fertility drugs. IVF patients receive Lupron, Ganirelix, or Cetrotide while undergoing ovulation induction. These drugs prevent ovulation by blocking the production of LH. A "surge" of LH is needed to finally prepare the eggs and initiate ovulation. Since ovulation cannot occur while receiving these drugs, the infertility specialist can administer FSH until the eggs mature. It is very important that ovulation not occur prior to egg retrieval or the IVF cycle would be cancelled. When the infertility specialist judges the eggs mature, an injection of hCG is given and the egg retrieval is scheduled. IVF Cycle Monitoring Women undergoing IVF ovulation induction with injectable fertility drugs must be carefully monitored using ultrasound, estradiol measurements, and physical examination. This monitoring helps insure the safety of ovulation induction, provides information used for FSH dosage adjustments throughout the IVF cycle, and insures egg development is progressing. The number of times a woman must come to our office for monitoring is usually dependent upon how she responds to ovulation induction, but is typically about 4-5 times over 10-12 days. IVF- Egg Retrieval In an IVF cycle, the eggs are retrieved from the follicles using transvaginal- guided ultrasound while the patient is under light general anesthesia. A small "needle" is passed through the back of the vagina into the follicle and the egg is withdrawn. The withdrawn follicular fluid is passed to the reproductive biologists in the lab who find the eggs and places them into culture fluids. IVF- Fertilization Sperm are added to the eggs in a Petri dish and fertilization is allowed to occur. IVF sometimes requires the use of intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI) when male infertility or other conditions are present that might interfere with fertilization. In some cases, no sperm is available on the day of IVF retrieval either because of semen collection issues or unexpected absence of sperm in the semen sample.In these cases, egg freezing is an option for couples. This is the only situation in which egg freezing is being offered at Baystate's IVF clinic at this time, although research studies are underway at Baystate to expand this option. Men can freeze sperm in advance if they anticipate being away at the time of egg retrieval or if they are concerned about difficulty collecting sperm on the day of retrieval. IVF-Incubation of the Pre-Embryos Once fertilized, the pre-embryos are placed in an IVF incubator, which is strictly controlled for environmental variables such a temperature, gases in the air, etc. The pre-embryos remain in the incubator until mature, usually three to five days. Embryos that have differentiated into two distinct cell types (usually incubated 5 or more days) are known as blastocysts. Blastocysts are heartier than day 3 embryos and have a higher implantation rate meaning fewer have to be transferred to the uterus thus lowering the multiple birth rates. Blastocysts are transferred where possible but not all couples will have enough embryos for culturing to the blastocyst stage. (See "Blastocyst Transfer") IVF- Pre Embryo Transfer The IVF patient usually comes to our office 3 to 5 days after the retrieval, depending on the number and quality of cleaved embryos on day 3,and the embryos are transferred into the uterus in a procedure usually taking less than 15 minutes. The transfer of embryos to the uterus is performed with ultrasound guidance, allowing the physician to carefully place the embryo(s) in an optimal area of the uterus. IVF-Support of the Uterine Lining with Hormones Starting on the day of the egg retrieval, the IVF patient takes supplemental estrogen and progesterone to support endometrial development. A pregnancy test is performed 14 days after egg retrieval. IVF Using Donor Eggs Donor egg IVF is an option when a woman has poor quality, or too few, eggs. Egg donors are young fertile women and IVF success rates are typically high, matching the age group of the donor. For example, if the eggs of a 22 year old are used in an IVF cycle with a 38 year old, the success rates equal the 22 year old group. Our infertility specialists provide a complete overview of the donor egg IVF procedure for patients. Please see our "donor egg program" and "IVF Success Rates" pages. IVF Success Rates (See "IVF Success Rates" for more detail) IVF success rates are reported to the Society for Assisted Reproductive Technology (SART) by reputable IVF centers. SART lists the success rates of all IVF centers in the region. Our IVF data shows high success rates in four age categories while adhering to the guidelines for numbers of embryos transferred. Fewer embryos transferred translates to a lower incidence of multiple births.


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Re: Synth Technicians and Repairs
Posted: Mon Jan 16, 2012 5:35 pm
Maybe it hasn't been mentioned yet because he moved, but Steve at what was Electronic Musicians Services in Chicago, is now based at A Sound Education in Brookfield. He's worked on multiple "big" synths for me and is the only one I would trust to do that kind of work in the Chicagoland area. Reasonably rates and pretty fast turnaround.bhrama wrote:Perusing through this thread, I see some differing opinions on Chicago techs.
Has anyone actually had a stand up guy/place work on anything vintage in or around Central Illinois? I'd travel to St. Louis, Indy or Chicago if it was worth the trip instead of mailing. I'm needing my P5 looked at, and beside sending to Greg @ Analog Synth Services, my options are slim. To me sending an old board thousands of miles to have repaired is counter productive if it gets roughed up in the process.


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January 24, 2003Los Angeles — The Anderson School at UCLA has appointed Caprice Young as director of corporate and foundation relations. In her position, Young will focus her efforts on identifying and creating opportunities for corporations and foundations to partner with The Anderson School. Young is replacing Charlotte Brownlee, who was recently appointed to director of alumni relations at Anderson.
Young's key objective will be to generate support for The Anderson School by encouraging interest among organizations globally in the academic, teaching, consulting efforts, as well as the recruiting opportunities offered by The Anderson School, its faculty and doctoral and MBA students. She will also play a role in helping further bridge the school's six interdisciplinary research centers with the business community, offering organizations the opportunity to support a wide array of conferences, seminars, forums and speaker events in areas such as the economy, real estate, entertainment/media, international business, entrepreneurship, health care and technology management.
Specifically, Young and her team will engage corporations and foundations from a variety of perspectives, including offering them opportunities to participate in The Anderson School's Corporate Partners Program, which is an annual giving campaign that provides unrestricted funds that support the school's efforts to achieve academic excellence. These efforts include new curriculum initiatives, research projects, faculty recruitment and retention efforts, technology initiatives, fellowship support and student activities, including alumni and career services.
In return for their support through the Corporate Partners Program, organizations gain access to eminent faculty, valuable research, consulting expertise, networking resources, executive education/professional development programs, and top-level recruiting of MBA students.
"A major goal of our institution is to share our wealth of knowledge with business organizations and communities we serve," said Bruce Willison, dean of The Anderson School at UCLA. "We're pleased to have someone with Caprice Young's diverse background in business, education and politics to lead the way to facilitating reciprocal corporate and foundation relationships that will both enrich our school and businesses and organizations around the world."
Young previously worked as managing director of consulting services for PeopleLink, a technology company that creates on-line communities. She is also former strategy consulting group manager of IBM's West Coast e-Business Innovations Design Center. Additionally, from 1994-1997, Young served as the assistant deputy mayor for the City of Los Angeles, a position in which she led reform efforts in technology, infrastructure and budget.
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In the sunshine just outside of the Capitol Building on Wednesday afternoon, Houston Democrat Sheila Jackson Lee gathered with various other House members — some Republican, some Democratic — to pay tribute to law enforcement officials as part of National Police Week, an annual, nonpartisan event on Capitol Hill created to honor law enforcement officials.
In conjunction with the week's theme, the National Blue Alert Act was passed nearly unanimously Tuesday night in the House – 394 to 1. (That's about as unanimous as it gets in the House.)
The Blue Alert is a program similar to an Amber Alert, only instead of spreading information about a missing child, the Blue Alert spreads information about a suspect who has attacked or assaulted a police officer.
"I celebrate the Blue Alert legislation program and legislation that is going to ensure greater safety for our law enforcement," Jackson Lee said at a bipartisan press conference outside the Capitol. "We should never step away from their side, we should never support the cutting of law enforcement officers and police form this nation."
Rep. Pedro Pierluisi, the Democrat from Puerto Rico, like many of the others who spoke, emphasized the bill's bipartisan nature.
"This demonstrates that Republicans and Democrats can stake out common ground and identify solutions to the problems that confront us," Pierluisi said.
It is probably obvious that neither party would speak out against law enforcement officials. But the partisan divide has been emphasized by this session of Congress to a degree that mutual support of policemen is something to be touted.
The scene of bipartisanship outside stood in contrast to the one within the Capitol building. Even as her colleagues spoke of the small bipartisan success story, Jackson Lee walked back inside the building to participate in the very partisan debate over who should be protected from domestic and sexual assault.
Not that either side supports the abuse of women, of course.
But for the first time in 18 years, the Violence Against Women Act is facing resistance to reauthorization because ideas differ on how victims should be supported when they are in the country illegally, are lesbian, bisexual or transgender or are members of Indian tribes.
The bill faced a partisan divide in the Senate (where the Democratic-backed billed was opposed by nearly all the Republican men — and none of the Republican women). Now, the same is true in the House, where the Republican-backed bill is being opposed by numerous Democrats, including the Obama administration.
The dividing line is the same: Democrats would explicitly cover more women. Republicans say Democrats are trying to make violence against women into a partisan issue.
"I rise in opposition to the act and ask who should – who should – refuse to help a victim of domestic violence?" Jackson Lee said. "It is obvious this legislation is not bipartisan."
After speaking about the Blue Alert, upstate New York Republican Rep. Chris Gibson commented on how important the bipartisan move was for the House.
"In 2012, if you believe as I do that the status quo is unacceptable, the only way to move forward is by finding consensus," Gibson said. "Moments like this, when you see Democrats and Republican working together, this is an example how we need to work together."
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KDE Architecture - Providing online help
Making a program easy and intuitive to use involves a wide range of facilities which are usually called online help. Online help has several, partially conflicting goals: on the one, it should give the user answers to the question "How can I do a certain task?", on the other hand it should help the user exploring the application and finding features he doesn't yet know about. It is important to recognize that this can only be achieved by offering several levels of help:
From the programmer's point of view, Qt provides an easy to use API for online help. To assign a tooltip to widget, simply use its setToolTip() method.
widget->setToolTip(i18n("This widget does something."))
If the menu bars and tool bars are created using the action pattern, the string used as tooltip is derived from the first argument of the KAction constructor:
action = new KAction(i18n("&Delete"), "editdelete",
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Here it is also possible to assign a text which is shown in the status bar when the respective menu item is highlighted:
action->setStatusText(i18n("Deletes the marked file"))
The API for "What's this?' help is very similar. In dialogs, use the following code:
widget->setWhatsThis(i18n("<qt>This demonstrates <b>Qt</b>'s"
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action->setWhatsThis(i18n("Deletes the marked file"))
The invocation of khelpcenter is encapsulated in the KToolInvocation class. In order to show the manual of your application, just use the static method:
This displays the first page with the table of contents. When you want to display only a certain section of the manual, you can give an additional argument to invokeHelp() determining the anchor which the browser jumps to.
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Usher reportedly is rethinking his legal strategy in his ongoing custody battle with Tameka Raymond — this after a jet ski accident left his 11-year-old stepson brain dead. TMZ is reporting that over the weekend Usher and Tameka talked about reaching an amicably settlement in their case.
According to TMZ's sources, Usher has ordered his attorneys to draft a new proposal that would give Tameka majority custody to their two children and offer a significant raise in child support, something Tameka has been requesting in their drawn-out legal battle.
It appears that Usher feels differently about the situation now that he sees the suffering Tameka is currently going through with her son. Although terms of the new agreement have not been presented to Tameka, her lawyers are opened to a "reasonable settlement," according to TMZ.
On Tuesday (July 10), the family released a statement to CNN asking for prayers for Kile Glover who remains in critical condition at an Atlanta hospital. (Many reports have previously spelled the boy's name "Kyle," but the family's statement refers to him as "Kile.")
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"We know God's in control, and are leaning on our faith in Him and His word at this most difficult time. We firmly believe in the power of prayer and ask that you all continue to pray and lift Kile up, as it's the best way we can all support him now."
Glover and a 15-year-old girl were riding in an inner tube being pulled by a flat-bottomed boat on Georgia's Lake Lanier when they were struck by a man, identified as Jeffrey Hubbard, on a jet ski.
Since Friday, the family has held a vigil for Kile at the hospital, according to CNN. Usher visited Glover early Saturday morning but has not returned, a source close to the family told the website.
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Actor Nicolas Cage has received a formal apology from editors at a tabloid after they falsely accused him of stalking Vanessa Hudgens on the set of their new movie.
Star magazine bosses published a story last month claiming Cage "constantly watched" his young co-star and "even showed up on days when he wasn't filming to see her." The article went on to allege that his behavior prompted Hudgens to beg directors to ban him from the set.
However, editors have since accepted the story was completely baseless and they issued a statement on Wednesday, apologizing to Cage for the erroneous piece.
The statement reads: "In a story in the Sept. 17 issue, 'Creepy Cage Stalked His Costar,' we erroneously reported that Nicolas Cage had 'unnerved' 'High School Musical' actress Vanessa Hudgens with his behavior on the set of their new thriller, 'The Frozen Ground.'"
"Nic and Vanessa denied that any of the reported events occurred, and they confirmed that they're on excellent terms and are eagerly looking forward to the Nov. 30 release of their film.
"We apologize to Mr. Cage for the error and are happy to set the record straight."
The forthcoming thriller is based on the real-life hunt for 1980s serial killer Robert Hansen, and stars Hudgens as a young victim who turns to a police detective, played by Cage, to bring him to justice. John Cusack portrays Hansen.
The news comes just a day after it emerged Cage had settled a lawsuit against editors at Britain's Daily Mail newspaper over a false online story about his alleged tax troubles.
The actor accused journalists at the MailOnline of tarnishing his reputation by reporting he was behind on his payments in an article uploaded last month.
As part of the settlement, the actor received a story retraction, a proper apology, and a sum of undisclosed damages.


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NEW YORK--Pfizer Animal Health today furthered its commitment to safe food from cattle by announcing a global licensing agreement with Epitopix that will expand access to its conditionally licensed Escherichia Coli Bacterial Extract vaccine* to U.S. cattle producers this fall.
"Pfizer Animal Health supports cattle producers' continuing strides against harmful bacteria, often the most frequent causes of food borne illnesses in people," said Juan Ramón Alaix, president, Pfizer Animal Health. "We want more cattle producers to benefit from this important vaccine to help reduce the prevalence and shedding of E. coli."
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) granted a conditional license last year to Epitopix for this first and only Escherichia Coli Bacterial Extract vaccine available in the U.S. It is labeled for use in cattle to help reduce the prevalence of E. coli O157 in cattle and feces. This helps to minimize E. coli exposure and infection of herd-mates.
As part of its licensing agreement, Pfizer Animal Health also acquired global rights to Epitopix' conditionally licensed Salmonella Newport bacterial extract vaccine*. Currently available in the U.S. from Agri Laboratories, Ltd., of St. Joseph, Missouri under a USDA conditional license, it will become an exclusive part of Pfizer Animal Health's livestock portfolio in the U.S. beginning in 2011.
Pfizer Animal Health and Epitopix will conduct additional potency and efficacy studies on both vaccines to secure a full license for each from the USDA. Terms of the global licensing agreement were not disclosed.
"The R&D strength, global reach, and marketing expertise of Pfizer Animal Health make it an ideal partner for Epitopix," said Epitopix General Manager Jim Sandstrom. "By working in close cooperation, our mutual aim is to quickly broaden the availability of these important vaccines to the beef and dairy industries, as part of Pfizer Animal Health's comprehensive portfolio of cattle products and services."
About E. coli Infection in People
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control (CDC) estimates approximately 70,000 cases occur in people annually. However, the CDC acknowledges that most cases of E. coli O157 go unreported. The symptoms of E. coli O157 infections vary for each person but often include severe stomach cramps, diarrhea (often bloody), and vomiting. If there is fever, it usually is not very high (less than 101˚F/less than 38.5˚C). Most people get better within 5–7 days. Some infections are very mild, but others are severe or even life-threatening.
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Birth control is a way for men and women to prevent pregnancy. There are many different methods of birth control. Some types also protect against sexually transmitted diseases, or STDs.
Spermicides are foams, jellies, tablets, creams, suppositories, or dissolvable films. Chemicals within the spermicide destroy the sperm, preventing it from fertilizing an egg. Most spermicides use the chemical nonoxynol-9.
How Effective Are Spermicides?
Although spermicides can be used alone, they are more effective when combined with a condom or diaphragm. Spermicides used alone are about 70% to 80% effective, but when used together and properly, spermicides and condoms are about 97% effective in preventing pregnancy.
Do Spermicides Protect Against Sexually Transmitted Diseases?
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President Uchtdorf Dedicates Tegucigalpa Honduras Temple
Contributed By By Jason Swensen, Church News staff writer
Article Highlights
- President Uchtdorf dedicated the Tegucigalpa Honduras Temple on March 17, 2013, the sixth temple in Central America.
- Three characteristics define the Honduran members: a love of God, a love of family, and a love of country.
- Elder Holland said a new temple reminds all members of the urgency of family history work.
"The temple teaches us that life is not a tragedy. The temple teaches us that life is an opportunity." —Elder Carlos H. Amado of the Central America Area Presidency
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During his recent visit to Honduras to dedicate this country's first temple, President Dieter F. Uchtdorf recognized three characteristics that define the Honduran members:
1. A love of God.
2. A love of family.
3. And, lastly, a love of country.
That three-pronged devotion makes faithful Latter-day Saint Hondurans a natural fit for the temple, observed President Uchtdorf, Second Counselor in the First Presidency. A dedicated temple is, after all, a sacred instrument that deepens and refines one's relationship with God, family, and country.
Seven Years of Patience
Honduran members rejoice being called a "temple people." It was almost seven years ago that the Church announced plans to build this Central American nation's first temple. The members here have learned lessons in patience and perseverance during that time as they waited for their temple to be completed.
Now their faith has been rewarded. On March 17, President Uchtdorf dedicated the Tegucigalpa Honduras Temple in three sessions. Hundreds participated in the dedication inside the ornate edifice, while thousands of others throughout Honduras and Nicaragua viewed the proceedings live via closed circuit broadcasts to local meetinghouses.
"It has been a joyful day," President Uchtdorf told the Church News following the final dedicatory session. "It has been a historic day, not only for Honduras but for all of Mesoamerica."
He was assisted at the dedication by Elder Jeffrey R. Holland of the Quorum of the Twelve and Elder Gregory A. Schweitzer of the Seventy. The Central America Area Presidency—Elder James B. Martino, Elder Carlos H. Amado, and Elder Kevin R. Duncan, all of the Seventy—also participated.
"It's been a wonderful day from start to finish," said Elder Holland moments after shaking hands and exchanging "abrazos" (or friendly embraces) with dozens of members outside the temple. "The spirit of the day increased from session to session until it reached a crescendo in the final session."
A Blessing for Honduras
The Church's 141st temple may not be Central America's first temple. (In fact, it's the sixth.) But folks who have watched the Church grow here over the past many decades are quick to vouch for the spiritual capacity of the Honduran members.
Vernon Brigham served as the country's second mission president, leading the missionary work here from 1982 to 1985. At that time, many of the local priesthood leaders had never been inside a temple. So President Bingham arranged to have all the district presidents he presided over attend the Guatemala City Guatemala Temple. Those temple visits, he said, forever changed the Church in Honduras. The faithful were taking the first steps to becoming a temple-going people.
"Visiting the temple helped them see the big picture," said President Bingham's wife, Sister Bernice Bingham.
Now 90 and living in Mesa, Arizona, President Bingham has spent the past several years anticipating the day a temple would open in Honduras. He knows it will forever change a country he loves. He told the Church News that he felt he had to attend the March 17 dedication.
"The Lord has kept me alive to see this day," he said, smiling.
Life is an Opportunity
Elder Amado is a son of Central America. He knows firsthand the impact the new temple in Tegucigalpa can have in Honduras and in neighboring Nicaragua. He has seen it in other nations, including his native Guatemala.
Much of Central America, he said, is troubled by economic and security instability. There are hard times here. But the Lord's gospel offers hope and peace—and the Honduras temple is the house of the Lord.
"The temple teaches us that life is not a tragedy," said Elder Amado. "The temple teaches us that life is an opportunity."
Tegucigalpa resident Gary Flores said he and his fellow members here are anxious to assume the sacred responsibilities that come from living so close to a temple.
"We have no excuses now not to do this work," he said. "No one can say the temple is too far away."
Brother Flores said the Honduran members demonstrated their love for the temple during the recent open house, bringing family and friends inside the stately new edifice that assumes a prominent vista in the southeast end of this capital city. Thousands of missionary references were collected during the open house period.
Elder Holland said the duty to serve in the temple extends beyond Honduras and across the world. A new temple, he added, is a reminder to all of the urgency of the work. "If there are 141 temples, we should be doing 141 times the work."
President Uchtdorf is certain his Honduran brothers and sisters are up to the task. The Czechoslovakian-born, German-reared Church leader acknowledges no ethnic or familial connection to the Latin American members, but he said he shares with them a deep spiritual kinship. He recognizes his own love for President Thomas S. Monson whenever one of the Honduran members asks him to pass along their love to the prophet. He witnesses their commitment to their families and thinks of his own.
He left Honduras confident that the temple—and those who will worship there—are being watched over by the Lord.
"The Church here is in good hands."


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Friday, December 21, 2012
Hakushu Sherry Cask 2013
Suntory's annual Yamazaki Sherry Cask has been a whisky fan favorite and 2012 saw the inaugural release of the Hakushu Sherry Cask (Hakushu new-make aged entirely in carefully selected sherry casks). It sold out rather quickly even for a limited release of 3,000 bottles and there was no clear indication that there would be subsequent releases like the Yamazaki. Fortunately, Suntory just announced that it is indeed releasing a 2013 Hakushu Sherry Cask. The release date across Japan is set for February 5th. Like before, the 2013 release will be limited to 3,000 bottles and will come in at 48%ABV with a sticker price of 9,000 yen.
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- dudley lau said...
Hi, If I were to try my luck on Feb 5th, where in Tokyo do you think I can get this at when it comes out? You think anyone would be generous enough to hold one for a customer? Very excited about this announcement.
- January 16, 2013 at 1:01 AM
- Stefan said...
Probably the big department stores are your safest bet. The liquor shops (especially those with an online presence) will sell out of their allocation in a flash.
As far as holding one for a customer... I think you can forget about that. Too much competition. They'd it if they knew you (i.e. if you were a good customer), but a first-time customer, no chance I'd say. Hope this helps.
- January 17, 2013 at 9:41 PM
- dudley l said...
Thank you Stephan, that is very useful information. I'll plan accordingly.
- January 22, 2013 at 2:24 PM
- Toby Chittleborough said...
Does anyone know if there will be a Yamazaki sherry cask 2013 release as well as this Hakushu release?
- January 24, 2013 at 9:43 AM
- dudley l said...
Thank you Stefan for the suggestion! My brother was able to get a bottle from Yokohama SODO department store. They were nice to call back once they have it in stock (they had no clue it was even coming in). From what he told me, there was only 5 on the shelf and he took 2 bottles already =/ pretty slim supply. Delicious though! I don't know how it compares with the yamazaki sherry casks or past hakushu sherry releases.
From package tasting notes:
Color: Reddish Mahogany
Aroma: Tea, raisin, muscat
Taste: Smooth, sweet and sour, slightly bitter
Finish: Sweet and sour, slightly bitter, pleasantly lingering
Quite interesting, and is really growing on me, tasty indeed.
Thank you once again! I would not have known such a find if it wasn't for the nonjatta and community.
- February 23, 2013 at 2:36 AM
- Stefan said...
Thanks for the update. Glad to hear you managed to get hold of a couple of bottles. That's quite a feat... I myself I only managed to get my hands on one! I think it's a stunning whisky, and worthy of the hype.
- February 23, 2013 at 9:06 AM
Best young Hakushu Sherry Cask ever!!!
- September 27, 2013 at 6:58 AM


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The documentary, Fair Play, one in the seven-part series called Have You Heard From Johannesburg?, directed by Connie Field of Clarity Films, Berkeley, California, was screened at the Peoples' Justice Fan Centre in Jabavu, Soweto on Friday 9 July, 2010 in a focus on Sport, Memory and Apartheid. The film highlights the central role that Dennis Brutus played as an anti-apartheid activist in the sports arena.
As we have seen in the FIFA Soccer World Cup 2010, fair play does not necessarily take place — especially when referees and linesmen (and they were all men) make mistakes.
Fair play was not the name of the game during apartheid either. The main referee at that time, the apartheid cabinet and government as a whole, made the rules and applied them through the security forces. But they applied the "rules" unfairly and allowed them to be applied unfairly — including letting multinational corporations such as Daimler, General Motors, Ford, IBM and Rheinmetall do business under apartheid laws. This meant these companies (and many others) would have had segregated toilets; differential pay packages based on skin colour, and "job reservation" — ensuring that only white people were given managerial posts. Unions were banned for much of the time of apartheid for fear of strikes disrupting the economy.
Dennis Brutus clearly saw the injustice of all this, made his voice heard, and was targetted by the apartheid regime. He was shot in the back in 1963 while attempting to escape police custody, and nearly bled to death on the sidewalk while waiting for an ambulance. The ambulances were also segregated and only ambulances reserved for whites were immediately available. He had to wait for a "blacks only" ambulance. Fair play? No.
Brutus's being shot is the reason he was listed as a plaintiff in the Khulumani Lawsuit. Unfortunately he died in his sleep in December last year and will not see the outcome. His son Tony is representing him.
Even after a democratic government came to power in South Africa, Dennis Brutus recognised that there was still no level playing field for many, if not most, of the people of South Africa. He got stuck in and started to make his voice heard again — this time about different kinds of injustices.
Khulumani Support Group recognises and salutes Dennis Brutus for the role he actively played in attempting to ensure fair play in a democratic South Africa. Winning the South Africa Apartheid Litigation would be a major tribute to him — particularly as it would set a precedent that multinational companies are obliged to "play fair" when working with foreign governments.


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