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Opening Remarks by Angel Gurría, OECD Secretary General
Wednesday 17 February, 2010
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Development and development assistance have been central parts of the OECD since its inception in 1961. The Development Assistance Committee, the DAC, was even established before the OECD and became one of the founding committees.
The DAC is, as you know, the source of official statistics on official development assistance. It has as a world-wide reputation for its ODA statistics and for its objective assessments of member countries aid efforts through its peer reviews, conducted under its full-time Chair, currently Mr Eckhard Deutscher.
The OECD secretariat is responsible for the technical work that goes into the statistics and for making them publically available. We thus have a key role in assuring transparency and accountability in the aid system.
When Heads of State, at the Monterrey Financing for Development Conference in 2002, began making pledges on their aid levels over the medium term, we began to record these commitments and to quantify them on a common basis and to track performance against them annually. We established, in consultation with each country, an accurate definition of each countries pledge and we made assumptions about future growth in GNI, since many pledges were expressed as a per cent of GNI. Thus we created the tracking chart that you see in the Press Statement, and we have been in a position to create the table attached to the Press Statement which projects aid performance in 2010.
In this way the OECD secretariat is able to help provide transparency and accountability in the aid effort. This is important. The G8 has recently established an Accountability Working Group to track all G8 commitments ansd we are working closely with them. The G20, in its Leaders Statements, has reaffirmed the international aid commitments.
2010 is a special year, since many of the commitments had targets for 2010, or intermediate targets on the way to a larger target, eg the 0.7 target adopted by the EU for 2015. Other countries also have targets going beyond 2010. For example Japan has set a new target for doubling aid to Africa by 2012 and the United States Administration has an ambition of doubling its aid.
Aid performance in 2010 will be thus be a major issue in international discussions throughout the year. Normally, we would have to wait for April 2011 for the 2010 numbers to become available. But we have undertaken a special study of DAC members current aid budget provisions as a basis for projecting the aid numbers for 2010, in order to assist the international discussion processes this year.
When we look at 2010 performance against the targets, as set out in the Press Statement I am issuing to day, what do we see?
There is good news and bad news.
First the good news
Second the bad news
To draw some conclusions:
Clearly aid pledges work when countries apply themselves to undertaking from the start the political, budgeting and planning work that follow from them. Without that countries fall behind and have difficult catch up problems.
A second lesson is that aid pledges can produce significant overall increases in aid. The pledges outstanding and newly made should produce a further significant expansion of aid if they are properly followed up by Heads of State. As I mentioned, both the G8 and the G20 are reconfirmimg pledges and following up and we will continue to support their accountability efforts with our tracking capacity.
These are lessons to bear in mind as new commitments are made, for example in the areas of climate change and food security.
And they are underpinned by the significant effort being devoted to improving the effectiveness of aid, through the global partnership which we host at the OECD to implement the Paris Declaration on Aid Effectiveness.
Finally, as we enter a time when serious fiscal consolidation in donor countries becomes part of the agenda for exit from the crisis, public expenditures in donor countries risk serious cut backs. At this point, it is crucial that the aid pledges must be honoured. They do not represent very much in terms of per cent of GNI. But they do represent a lifeline for hundreds of millions of poor people in poorer countries. And they represent an investment in the emergence of effective and decent states around the globe, a major imperative as we work for a safer world.
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Syngenta is one of the world's leading agribusiness companies, with more than 27,000 employees in some 90 countries dedicated to "Bringing Plant Potential to Life."
Earthwatch and Syngenta worked in partnership from 2005 until 2014 to promote understanding of ways in which biodiversity can be conserved within agricultural landscapes.
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Since 2011, Earthwatch India and Syngenta India worked together on a program that provided professional and personal development and experiential learning opportunities to enable employees to become environmental leaders, supporting the company's sustainability initiatives.
Meanwhile, Syngenta continued to support Earthwatch's capacity to raise understanding of sustainable agriculture issues and to engage with business, agriculture, and conservation stakeholders. Syngenta also continued to support the research in Bordeaux, where Principal Investigator Maarten van Helden and his team actively shared practical outcomes of the research with viticulture stakeholders in France and across Europe.
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"Biodiversity is at the heart of agriculture; it is the origin of all crops and is the variety within them. As we address the key global challenge of ensuring food security in times of climate change, we must protect this basis for adaptation. Today, biodiversity is under threat across the world from loss of habitat and poor agricultural practices. Biodiversity is an important element of Bringing Plant Potential to Life, and we are committed to raising awareness among our stakeholders."
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Salem, Mass. (courtesy Salem State sports information) — Despite a career-best four-RBI performance from sophomore 1B Dan Gad (Mansfield, Mass./Mansfield), the Brandeis baseball team couldn't overcome Salem State starter Matt Kerr (East Freetown, Mass.), who pitched seven innings of two-hit ball to lead the Vikings to an 8-5 win over the Judges on Monday afternoon.
Kerr allowed only one unearned run and struck out seven to improve to 4-0 on the year. Brandeis starter Colin Markel (Scarsdale, N.Y./Scarsdale) suffered the loss after lasting six innings, and giving up three earned runs on eight hits, with one strikeout and three walks to fall to 1-3 on the season.
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Salem State scored three more in the fifth and sixth innings on a wild pitch and a Nick Conti (Lynn, Mass.) run-scoring single. A Matt Burgess (Kingston, Mass.) triple set up the Vikings' fifth run when Salines notched his second RBI of the game with a base hit.
Stefan Weiss (Jericho, N.Y./Jericho) came on in the 7th in relief for Brandeis and allowed three runs, two earned in the inning. After loading the bases with one out, Salem State's Steve Buitkus (Reading, Mass.) produced an RBI groundout. However, a throwing error by the Judges allowed another run to score to make the score 7-1. Burgess plated a third run with a hit to make the score 8-1.
Braindeis reliever Elio Fernandez (Bronx, N.Y./Fordham Prep) pitched a scoreless 8th, as the Judges scored four in the ninth to make the score 8-5.
Andrew Guido (Peabody, Mass.) pitched the final two innings and allowed four runs on three hits with two strikeouts. After pitching a flawless eighth, Guido allowed a lead-off triple by Brian Allen (Salem, N.H./Central Catholic). An RBI groundout produced the first run for Brandeis, which quickly loaded the bases on a hit batter, single and a walk. Gad followed with a double to right field to clear the bases that brought the Judges to within 8-5. Guido then induced a game-ending groundout.
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South Korea's judicial system has upheld the people's right to peaceful protest. It ruled that the four Greenpeace activists who demonstrated on Busan's Gwangan bridge to raise awareness about South Korea's inadequate nuclear emergency plans were justified to perform such action due to real threats by nuclear energy on the citizens of Busan. Government prosecutors had charged Jun Kwon Song (South Korea), Van Pham (USA), Adhonal Canarisla (Indonesia) and Chun-Ta Lee (Taiwan) with trespassing, illegal assembly and disruption of business and were seeking up to 10 months of jail terms against the activists. The court ordered the activists to pay fines, but ruled against the prosecutor's motion for jail terms.
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Controversy is brewing at the Chicago Public Schools, and this one could even include the president's basketball buddy, Education Secretary Arne Duncan.
Like the University of Illinois, some of Chicago's top magnet schools are being investigated for admissions irregularities -- and people will likely want to know what Duncan knew and when he knew it.
But barring any serious revelations about his role in the scandal, Alexander Russo of the District 299 blog says Duncan is probably in the clear.
"Unless they slam him for expanding principal discretion in February 2008 or for things that happened that first year," Russo writes. "Everyone else might be in deep doo-doo, however."
Russo surmises that the feds are "looking for bribery, corruption, fraud types of things, not violations of civil rights or disparate impact types of issues."
In other words: criminal violations; the kind that can send folks to the pokey.
School board president and mayoral pal Michael Scott, may not fare so well. He is already being questioned about how some students are chosen for admission to Chicago's elite high schools. Federal subpoenas were issued and Scott has been asked to appear before a grand jury.
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Sources told the Sun-Times last week "that Scott personally helped put a halt to a questionable principal pick at storied Whitney Young Magnet High after learning it involved the relative of his long-time aide, Greg Minniefield, Scott's $90,000-a-year 'special assistant.'"
That's likely to be just the tip of the proverbial iceberg.
"It's pretty clear to me that this one has legs," Greg Hinz writes. "It goes way, way up into Chicago's power structure. And it will be stinky, maybe very stinky."
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Plymouth churches, businesses and individuals have stepped up to the plate to help in the relief effort to Texas, grappling with the aftermath of what has been classified as the wettest tropical storm America has ever endured.
PLYMOUTH — Plymouth churches, businesses and individuals have stepped up to help in the relief effort to Texas, grappling with the aftermath of what has been classified as the wettest tropical storm America has ever endured.
Plymouth residents and business professionals haunted by footage and heart breaking news reports of Hurricane Harvey's impact on Texas prompted many to volunteer time, provisions and needed food to the effort.
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The splendor of the palace will be echoed by the elegant clothing worn by the cast. Add music by Richard Rogers, lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II, and ill-fated love story, dancers, and a plot that dramatizes the culture clash between British Imperialism and Asia and you have a hit.
The musical has remained popular since it premiered on Broadway in 1951. At that time, one critic saw it as "a flowering of all the arts of the theater." As recently as April 2007, a road company toured China, South Korea, Malaysia, and Singapore.
The musical begins with the arrival of Anna, a governess hired by the King to teach his many children about the Western world. The story line is what happens after Anna arrives.
Performances of The King and I will be at 7 p.m. at Monticello High School auditorium on Thursday July 30, Friday July 31, and Saturday August 1.
A cast of 67 and many backstage volunteers have worked countless hours under the direction of Patti Husted to create a polished production. Derryl Jack conducts the pit orchestra.
Seating is reserved and ticket sales have been brisk. For box office information and hours see the ad in this newspaper.


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First Aid & Disaster Response
Accidents happen anywhere at any time. Have your first aid supplies on hand wherever you are. We have various kits for work, home, travel or car. Be sure to include first aid supplies with your emergency kits too.
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As one of our largest first aid bundles, the Jumbo First Aid Kit is designed to see you through several household incidents before needing a top up. Full contents below.
Deluxe First Aid Kit (TP)
Clear, bright labeling and first class supplies make this Deluxe First Aid Kit a no brainer for any household, vehicle, or survival kit. It's stuffed to bursting with great supplies and is easy to see and carry in an emergency.
WCB Level 1 First Aid Kit (2018)$98.95
A great first aid kit for businesses working to fill their 2018+ WCB Level 1 requirements. Level 1 WCB kits are required for most low risk work places that are within 20 minutes of a hospital and employ between 11 and 50 employees.
WCB Basic First Aid Kit$19.95
This WCB Basic First Aid Kit is adjusted to the new 2018 requirements from WorkSafeBC. Low risk workplaces with 2-10 employees and located no further than 20 minutes from a hospital are usually required to have a kit of this level. Each kit comes in a compact, briefcase style bag that
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This upgrade kit allows you to retrograde your pre-2018 WCB Level 1 First Aid kit to meet the new requirements published by WorkSafeBC. This upgrade includes: A windless tourniquet, a biohazard bag, 2 roller gauze, and Quick Straps.
Hand Cleansing Towelettes – 100 Pack$8.99
Hand Cleansing Towelettes are saturated with a mild cleansing solution that is ideal for minimizing the spread of germs without damaging skin. Packed in a compact foil sachet these towelettes are great for carrying with you anywhere! Perfect for public washrooms, reluctant hand shakes, and situations where traditional hand washing
Antiseptic BZK Wipes – Box of 100$8.95
Benzalkonium Chloride Wipes (BZK Wipes) are ideal as a single use antiseptic cleanser. Use for personal hand hygiene to help prevent the spread of bacteria. These towelettes are also ideal for cleansing wounds and are effective against bacteria, viruses, fungi, and protozoa. *For external use only. Avoid contact with eyes. Discontinue
50 Person Trauma First Aid Kit$399.95
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Compact, visible, and packed with all your first aid essentials. In this kit you'll find a variety of first aid supplies for everyday scrapes and minor emergencies. The tough nylon bag has a convenient hook so you can hang this kit wherever you might needed, keeping it close by and
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White hard hats with locking ratchet closure to fit almost any head! Locking mechanism makes sure that once you have set the size it won't slip or change without manual adjustment. Chin strap rests on the front of the hat when not in use.
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Mount this innovative and easy to use bandage dispenser to the wall and to always have Quick Access Bandages ready. Perfect for any workplace, school office, or retirement community. Dispenser comes with 1" and ¾" bandages, and a quick release tool to remove used Quick Bandage inserts.
WCB Level 2 First Aid Kit$152.00
An excellent kit for larger or higher risk businesses working to complete WCB standards, or individuals who want to maximize their first aid resources. The sturdy nylon bag can be carried over one shoulder or suitcase-style for easy transport and quick response in an emergency.
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Compact Megaphone$74.95
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Barnum, Moose Lake 4th Annual Transportation Night May 15
Barnum and Moose Lake's Early Childhood Programs have collaborated for another year to host their 4th Annual "Transportation Night and Spaghetti Dinner." All the funds are divided between the two programs and used to help enhance their Early Childhood Programs.
This year, the community-wide event will be held on Wednesday, May 15 from 5-7:30 p.m. at the Carlton County Fairgrounds in Barnum.
Attending Transportation Night is free. The fundraiser portion is a dinner of spaghetti, breadsticks, coleslaw, and a beverage at a suggested donation of $5 per adult, $3 per child, with a $20 maximum per family.
They also have many baskets that will be drawn for. This year, the theme baskets are titled "Dog Lovers," including dog treats, collars, leashes, dog toys, shampoo, and flea bath all wrapped into a puppy bed and made by a parent; "Beach Time," consisting of beach toys, towels, snacks, and fun sand games; "Rainy Day Basket" entailing books, puzzles, movies, coloring books, large motor games, recipes for homemade moon sand, water beads, play-doh and more; "Gardening with Kids" is a flower pot stuffed with seeds, tools, bulbs, bird feeders, bug kits, watering cans and flower books; "Arts and Crafts" is jam packed full of craft projects and materials for families to assemble together; and a "Baby and Toddler Night-Night Basket" with items needed to make bedtime the best part of the day. Finally, the biggest basket this year is the "Nook/Reading Basket." This basket has a brand-new Nook and books for everyone to enjoy. The baskets are drawn by tickets that can be purchased throughout the evening. (must be present to win).
Some new vehicles are coming this year, including the Moose Lake Hockey Association zamboni, a flyover from Larry Peterson's airplane, and the Carlton County Mounted Posse.
Returning this year are Byron Kuster and Becky Lief-Kuster's bike and trike obstacle course, "Pedaling for a Purpose." Also returning are the Carlton County Transportation Department's grader, the Barnum and Moose Lake fire departments' trucks as well as vehicles from Como, Federated, Johnson Underground, Nordstrom's Sanitation, Mercy Ambulance, Smitty's, Lake Country Power, and the snow groomer, school buses, the TJ's Wurst Bus and more. There will be a wide variety of vehicles from bikes to dump trucks to tractors to buses.
A DJ will provide dinner music and family fun dances. Hula hoops will be available for the children to hula to the music.
Gracious people have donated their time and vehicles for everyone to look at, climb on, touch, and hear the sounds of. Others have donated food, products, and money to help cover the costs of food, supplies, and materials for the baskets.
If you have a vehicle you would like to bring, or would like to make a donation, contact Kristi at email@example.com or (218) 389-3001 or Julie at firstname.lastname@example.com or (218) 485-4834.


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What is hepatitis?
What is hepatitis B?
What causes hepatitis B?
Who gets hepatitis B?
How does it cause disease?
What are the common findings?
How is hepatitis B diagnosed?
How is hepatitis B treated?
What are the complications?
How can hepatitis B be prevented?
What research is being done?
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by Michael Narkewicz, M.D.
Hewit-Andrews Chair in Pediatric Liver Disease
Associate Professor of Pediatrics, Medical Director, The Pediatric Liver Center
Section of Pediatric GI, Hepatology, and Nutrition
University of Colorado School of Medicine, The Children's Hospital
Denver, Colorado
The term "hepatitis" is used to describe inflammation, swelling, or soreness of the liver. Hepatitis can have many different causes, including the hepatitis A, B, and C viruses; the delta and hepatitis E viruses; the Epstein-Barr virus (the mono virus); the cytomegalovirus (CMV); the herpes simplex virus; and varicella (chicken pox). Other causes of hepatitis include toxins, such as drugs or alcohol.
More rarely, autoimmune diseases, bacterial infections, fungal infections, and parasitic infections can cause hepatitis. The three most common causes of hepatitis are the hepatitis A, B, and C viruses.
Hepatitis B is a liver disease. The hepatitis B virus (HBV) causes hepatitis B. This virus is a DNA virus that typically is transmitted by exposure to contaminated blood or other body fluids.
HBV, the virus that causes hepatitis B, is the most common form of acute and chronic viral hepatitis throughout the world. In 1965, HBV was the first virus discovered to cause hepatitis.
In the United States, there are approximately 150,000 new cases of hepatitis B per year, and an estimated 1 to 1.25 million people have chronic infection with HBV. Hepatitis B primarily is transmitted by exposure to contaminated blood or body fluids. In the United States, HBV is spread by intimate contact with individuals who have HBV (e.g., sexual activity or needle sharing among intravenous drug users). The virus can be transmitted from mothers to their babies at the time of delivery.
In developing countries, this is quite common. In the United States, it still may occur, but usually can be prevented if the caregivers are aware of the mother's HBV status. The virus also may be transmitted through small exposures to blood (e.g., minute cuts, abrasions, sharing of toothbrushes, or contaminated piercing equipment or tattooing equipment). Individuals with a high rate of exposure to infected patients, such as health care workers, also are at risk.
HBV acutely infects the liver. There is an incubation period of 28 to 160 days, with an average of 80 days before symptoms may develop. Most adults develop acute hepatitis due to HBV. The body then develops immunity to the virus, and it is eliminated. Approximately 5% to 10% of adults who develop acute HBV infection go on to develop a chronic infection with HBV (i.e., lasting longer than 6 months).
In children, particularly newborns and children less than 1 year of age, about 75% to 90% will develop a chronic HBV infection. Individuals with chronic HBV infection can develop progressive scarring of their liver due to inflammation and are at increased risk for liver cancer.
Many patients (about 50%) with acute hepatitis B infection do not have any symptoms. Those patients who develop acute symptomatic hepatitis have flu-like symptoms, such as fever, malaise, muscle aches, vomiting, diarrhea, and anorexia. Some patients will develop jaundice (yellow eyes), pale stools, and dark urine. These symptoms generally clear over four to six weeks. In most adults, immunity to the virus is developed, and it is eliminated. From 5% to 10% of adults develop chronic HBV infection.
During this phase, they may be without symptoms, or they may have ongoing symptoms that are similar to acute hepatitis; however, the symptoms generally are milder. In children, particularly newborn infants, an acute hepatitis infection usually is without symptoms. Thus, the acute HBV infection generally is silent, and develops into a silent chronic infection in most children under one year of age.
During the acute phase, liver blood tests often are abnormal, particularly AST, ALT, and, less commonly, bilirubin. During a chronic infection, liver blood tests can be normal or abnormal.
HBV is diagnosed by blood tests. These blood tests include:
(a) HBsAg: Hepatitis B surface antigen. This test measures a protein from the virus and indicates that a person is infected with the virus. Persistence of HBsAg for more than six months indicates chronic infection.
(b) Anti-HBs: Antibody to hepatitis B surface antigen. This antibody develops when HBV is cleared from the body, or after the hepatitis B vaccine.
(c) Anti-HBc-IgM. This IgM antibody to the HBV core antigen is present only with an acute infection. IgG develops in any patient who has been infected or is chronically infected.
(d) HBeAg: Hepatitis B e antigen. This measures a protein from the virus, indicating that the virus is replicating (i.e., making a new virus) at a high rate. This often is present early in the course of chronic HBV infection.
(e) Anti-HBe: Antibody to hepatitis B e antigen. This develops when a chronically infected individual begins to build up an immune response to the virus and becomes a chronic carrier of the virus.
There is no treatment for acute HBV, except for supportive care. Liver failure can develop with HBV, and a liver transplant may be required.
Although chronic HBV is difficult to treat, treatments are available. Most patients with chronic HBV have normal liver blood tests and do not require treatment. In general, individuals who receive treatment for chronic HBV show signs of ongoing liver injury by liver blood tests and/or a liver biopsy. The current treatments available include immunomodulatory therapies, such as interferon. This shot is administered 3 times a week for 24 weeks.
Approximately 25% to 30% of children with chronic hepatitis due to HBV will respond to therapy with interferon. Nucleoside analogs, such as Lamivudine, are approved for the treatment of adults, and are currently under study for use in children. A liver transplant may be required for chronic HBV that has progressed to end-stage liver disease.
Acute HBV can be complicated by a serum sickness like illness, arthritis, or a rash. Other complications associated with acute hepatitis B infection include kidney disease (membranous nephropathy), a rash (e.g., papular acrodermatitis, Gianotti syndrome), and aplastic anemia. Rarely, acute HBV can lead to liver failure, requiring a liver transplant, or even causing death.
Chronic HBV infection is associated with various complications, including liver fibrosis or cirrhosis and liver failure. In patients who have chronic HBV infection, there is an increased risk of developing liver cancer. Kidney disease (membranous nephropathy) also may occur.
Avoiding high-risk behaviors can prevent hepatitis B. However, individuals without identified risk factors can acquire HBV.
The hepatitis B vaccine is very effective at protecting fully vaccinated individuals from contracting hepatitis B. It is a series of three shots that is part of the universal vaccination of children in the United States.
The Hepatitis B Immune Globulin (HBIG or NABI�-HB) can prevent hepatitis B after an acute exposure. It is prepared from hyperimmunized donors who have high levels of anti-HBs. This immune globulin is used in individuals with a known blood exposure to an infected individual.
Active research of hepatitis B is focused on:
For more information on hepatitis B, log on to the following Web sites:
Sokal EM, Conjeevaram HS, Roberts EA, et al. Interferon alfa therapy for chronic hepatitis B in children: a multinational randomized controlled trial. Gastroenterology 1998;114:988-95.
Chang MH, Chen CJ, Lai MS, et al. Universal hepatitis B vaccination in Taiwan and the incidence of hepatocellular carcinoma in children. N Engl J Med 1997;336:1855-9.
Lee PI, Lee CY, Huang LM, Chang MH. Long-term efficacy of recombinant hepatitis B vaccine and risk of natural infection in infants born to mothers with hepatitis B e antigen. J Pediatr 1995;126:716-21.
Lemon SM, Thomas DL. Vaccines to prevent viral hepatitis. N Engl J Med 1997;336:196-204.
Hoofnagle JH, di Bisceglie AM. The treatment of chronic viral hepatitis. N Engl J Med 1997;336:347-56.
Balistreri WF. Acute and chronic viral hepatitis. In: Suchy FJ, ed. Liver disease in children. St. Louis: Mosby, 1994:460-509.
About the Author
Dr. Narkewicz graduated from the University of Vermont School of Medicine and completed his training in Pediatrics and Pediatric Gastroenterology at the University of Colorado.
He holds the Hewit-Andrews Chair in Pediatric Liver Disease and is Associate Professor of Pediatrics at the University of Colorado and the Medical Director of the Pediatric Liver Center and Liver Transplantation at The Children's Hospital, Denver, Colorado.
Copyright 2012 Michael Narkewicz, M.D., All Rights Reserved
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In Vietnam, rage growing over loss of land rights
Faced with a group of farmers refusing to give up their land for a housing project, the Communist Party officials negotiating the deal devised a solution: They went to a bank, opened accounts in the names of the holdouts and deposited what they decided was fair compensation. Then they took the land.
The farmers, angry at the sum and now forced to compete for jobs in a stuttering economy, blocked the main road connecting the capital to the north of the country for one day in December. In a macabre gesture, some clambered into coffins. Police who came to break up the demonstration were pelted with rocks. Several people were arrested.
"This is an injustice," said Nguyen Duc Hung, a rice farmer forced to give up 2,000 square meters (215,000 square feet) of land he had worked for more than 15 years. "The compensation money will help us to survive for several years, but after that, how can we make our living?"
Forced confiscations of land are a major and growing source of public anger against Vietnam's authoritarian one-party government. They often go hand-in-hand with corruption; local Communist Party elites have a monopoly on land deals, and many are alleged to have used it to make themselves rich.
These issues unite rural and urban Vietnamese in a way that discontent over political oppression tends not to.
Land disputes break out elsewhere in Asia, notably next door in China, but they have particular resonance in Vietnam, where wars and revolutions were fought in the name of the peasant class to secure collective ownership of the land.
The farmers who blocked the road quoted the country's revolutionary leader, Ho Chi Minh, in the banners they posted at their camp. "Nothing is more precious than independence and freedom," said one. "We would rather die than lose our land," said another.
The government recognizes that the anger coursing through the countryside threatens its legitimacy, and has pledged to revise land laws this year to make them more equitable.
But establishing clear property rights and enforcing laws to protect them comes with ideological complications in a country still publicly committed to state ownership of the land even as it embraces free-market capitalism.
Vietnam abandoned Soviet-style collective farming in the 1980s and began its embrace of capitalism. In 1993, it passed a revised land law that gave citizens the right to use land for 20 years, but stopped short of allowing private ownership. Local Communist party officials can forcibly acquire land, not just for public interest projects such as bridges and roads but also on behalf of private investors building housing estates and industrial and recreational facilities.
Complaints about corruption when rezoning agricultural land to accommodate expensive industrial plots are widespread. So are allegations that the government pays farmers one-tenth the market value of their land, or less.
"Compensation rates are very low and those who take the land profit greatly," said economist and former adviser to the prime minister Pham Chi Lan. "The land laws have many loopholes which have created fertile ground for those who, with the support of local governments, take the land from people for their personal benefit."
Small groups of farmers, many of them women, routinely demonstrate in Hanoi outside government buildings about forced confiscation of land. They welcome people taking photos of them or trying to talk, but security forces immediately shoo visitors away from the scene.
Disputes have been commonplace for years, but are increasing in frequency as farmers become more aware of their rights and economic development increases demand for industrial land. Many 20-year leases granted in 1993 are expiring this year, bringing fresh opportunities for rezoning of the land — and more opportunity for conflict.
Government figures reported to parliament in November showed public complaints had risen to 4,200 in 2011, more than twice the total number of complaints received from 2005 to 2009. National assembly deputy Ho Thi Thuy acknowledged that corruption among local party officials was a problem.
"Some people have abused the state policies to profit illegally," she said, according to state-run media reports at the time.
The government has sought the assistance of the World Bank in revising the land law to reduce conflict. The World Bank and other outside institutions have called on the government to allow forced evictions only for works that benefit the public, not commercial projects, and to make the process more transparent and equitable.
Communist Party officials in Quang Ninh province, some 90 kilometers (56 miles) east of Hanoi, allowed an Associated Press team to visit Kim Son village. The journalists were escorted by party officials in the village. They spoke to opponents in phone interviews
Officials insisted they had followed the rules when acquiring the land for the housing project, which they said is aimed at upgrading the small village to a township.
"We are working together to build a more prosperous Kim Son," said Vu Van Hoc, chairman of the local people's committee.
He said the project used land that had been owned by 852 families, and that less than 10 percent of them disagreed with the government's compensation rate of around $6 per square meter. He said just seven families were continuing to refuse the deal.
Villagers now allege the land has been resold for $310 per square meter. Hoc denied that, saying the land had yet to be sold.
He said he hoped that by depositing the money into bank accounts in the villagers' names, "the issue could be resolved." He dismissed the protest in late December as the work of "village extremists who had managed to persuade others" to join.
Video of the protest was recorded by people on their cellphones and posted on the Internet by dissident groups, which seek to capitalize on the public anger generated by the conflicts.
For two minutes, police cowered behind riot shields as young men hurled rocks and bits of concrete at them, but officers eventually regained control.
State media reported that 12 people were arrested. The police chief refused to identify them, or to say whether they were still in detention weeks later.
The local communist party bused in five villagers who had no complaints about the compensation package to speak to the visiting reporters and briefly showed them the land, on which a local company is already constructing roads and drainage. Unlike those protesting the compensation, the villagers appeared to have significant holdings elsewhere, or younger families with jobs.
Mac Thi Thuc, a 50-year-old who attendant the protest, and whose family is among the seven holdouts, said authorities cut off irrigation to her land in 2010, making it impossible to farm. She said the investors in housing scheme should have negotiated with her directly, not the government.
"Over the past two months, my husband and I have had no work," she said. "We have been trying to look for jobs, but no one hired us because we are old. We have no money and we are going hungry and we don't know how we can survive in the months ahead."
There is one potential source of funds: the money local officials deposited as compensation. Thuc says her family isn't touching it.


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Of particular interest was the wine. The cellar is extensive but we were recommended a Protos Crianza. We savoured the woody notes as we contemplated our food choice.
The menu is so extensive it takes time. However, my chefs special, seared tuna with a red pepper sauce, was superb, blasted on the outside leaving the centre moist and flavourful.
Sadly, the accompanying vegetables were poor. Two small potatoes on the cool side along with a tine vegetable medley. The caramelised onions had an appeal but I felt they did not marry with the tuna.
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So what is Nourish, exactly?
Nourish amounts to our flash heal. It replaces Healing Touch at 80 as our go-to casted heal due to its quicker cast time, lighter mana cost, and the fact that its power is boosted by the number of different HoTs you have on the target.
Nourish Replaces Healing Touch
A nourish cast, while you cannot cast it while moving, doesn't take longer in your spell rotation than does casting any of our insta-cast spells, since all spells require you to wait for the Global CoolDown (GCD) to complete before casting another. While Healing Touch can reach this cast-time with talents and a glyph (while also reducing mana cost and healing power with the glyph), Nourish does so without wasting a glyph slot just to make it faster, and is more powerful as it is boosted by HoTs. Most druids will remove the plain HT from their bars at 80.
When is HT used at 80, then?
Healing Touch works best at 80 macroed to Nature's Swiftness. HT is our most powerful single-target heal in its raw form, especially when boosted by talents such as Empowered Touch; it is just useless due to its long cast time compared to the Heals per Second of our other spells, and our need to keep HoTs rolling on targets.
Macroing NS+HT can done like this:
/cast [combat] Nature's Swiftness
/cast [@mouseover,help][help][] Healing Touch
Sometimes you may wish to use HT out of combat, and you'd prefer to save NS for upcoming combat. To allow for this, simply add a [combat] modifier into the macro to prevent NS from firing when you're not in combat.
When do I use Nourish?
Personally, I use Nourish when I would use Swiftmend, with these stipulations:
- a) They need a quick heal but Swiftmend is on cooldown, OR
- b) They need a quick heal and I need to save Swiftmend for upcoming movement.
When using it to tank-heal, make sure to HoT-up the tank by keeping stacks of rejuv, regrowth, and lifebloom rolling on the target. These will increase the spellpower of your Nourishes, especially if you've glyphed for it. Casting a Wild Growth on the tank will buff it further for a 4-HoT buffed nourish, and should splash on nearby melee.
Other things that may impact your use of Nourish include:
- Co-Healers: your use of Nourish will depend on the other types of healers present in your raid. Sometimes it's not even class but the playstyle (or even the skill) of your cohealers that determines whether or not you need to cast Nourish very often. If your raid is heavy on other direct healers (paladins especially), you will not need to cast this as much, except when a dps/healer gets themselves in trouble... which should hopefully be less often than your Swiftmend cooldown. This is the reason many 25-man restos don't use Nourish very often: they are able to focus entirely on just HoT-healing the raid, while other healers manage the direct healing.
- Raid size: the smaller the raid, the more likely you'll need to use it, as you're called upon to shoulder more of the direct healing. In some cases, between 5-mans with a "squishy" tank or in progression raids, a druid may need to focus entirely on tank healing (ex. Valithria, heroic LK), and then Nourish becomes a large part of their healing.
Cataclysm and Nourish: --no "leaks," just blue posts--
From the information Blizzard itself has given us (and remember, everything is subject to change as the expansion is still in its alpha phase), it seems as though they intend Nourish to be used as a "spot heal" (blue posts). Regrowth will be gaining prominence due to the splash-healing its crits can provide, and they have stated that they wish each healer class to have a small, medium, and large casted heal (in addition to AoE) to homogenize the healing classes out from their niches: using regrowth, nourish, and HT as these spells for druids. While I personally think Nourish would be the small and Regrowth be the medium, in terms of cast time, mana cost, and HoTs, it could be different depending on how they alter the spells.
The following cataclysm talent changes are going to impact it:
- 0.5s cast-time reduction talent seems incongruous with a cast time that already matches the GCD. This suggests that either:
- a) we'll wait for GCD like we do for insta-cast spells, OR
- b) they might be increasing the base cast time. As far as I know, all numbers for this are rumors and unofficial, but a longer cast time has its own implications on how Nourish might be used.
- It will refresh lifebloom duration on the target. This can disrupt your healing if you want to have the bloom go off, especially in situations where your emergency heals are on cooldown. This will impact your spell selection.
- Crits will reduce remaining the cooldown of swiftmend by 0.5 seconds. I really like the concept of this one, though 0.5 seconds off a 15-second cooldown is rather tiny.
- It is loosing 20% bonus healing from empowered touch.
- It is loosing 25% crit from nature's bounty.


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La donna del lago runs until 11 June. Tickets at Covent Garden are no longer available though the performance on 27 May will be relayed live into cinemas around the world.
The production is sponsored by the Peter Moores Foundation and the Friends of Covent Garden with generous philanthropic support from Celia Blakey, Hélène and Jean Peters, Judith Portrait and Susan and John Singer. The Production Director generously supported by Hamish and Sophie Forsyth.


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You can fly, sail, ride or drive to Estonia from anywhere in Europe. Located in northeastern Europe, this small coastal country is a short ferry trip away from Finland and Sweden, a coach ride away from such European capitals as Warsaw and Berlin, and an overnight train from Saint Petersburg will land you at the heart of Tallinn.
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Estonia's UNESCO world heritage capital city Tallinn was granted city rights in the 13th century by the King of Denmark. Since then, the streets of Tallinn have seen many world powers, from the Danes and Swedes to Germans, and tsarist and Soviet Russia. Tallinn Old Town is filled with medieval houses and alleyways and is still protected by the remnants of the city wall. The wealth of architecture in Tallinn means that there are many legends and stories to explore.
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Estonians tend to be at least bilingual, and according to recent studies, are among the best English speakers in Europe. Many visitors tend to think that Estonians speak elvish. This magical sounding language is in fact Estonian, belonging to the Finno Ugric branch of European languages.
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Estonians love their forests, bogs and all the creatures that live there such as lynxes, brown bears, wolves, foxes, rabbits and deers. It's right to say that Estonians come with a tree hugging trait.
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Being among the least densely populated countries in Europe, Estonia makes for a great nature and city break destination for those looking to stretch out their limbs and enjoy some peace and solitude.
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Estonia is the only Baltic country with far-stretching and deep rooted island culture. Although mostly uninhabited, Estonian islands tend to be rural, with some holding traces of local Viking and medieval culture.
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Estonian Song and Dance Celebration is the local signature event and a reason why Estonians are often referred to as the "singing nation". The uniqueness of this mesmerising event has even earned the song and dance celebration a place at UNESCO's prestigious list of Intangible Cultural Heritage.
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While Estonia has a great range of historical churches, only over a quarter of the population are affiliated with a particular religion, with Lutheranism being most prevalent among Estonians in particular.
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From voting to signing documents online, Estonia implements hassle free and modern approach to running one's errands. This means less bureaucracy, while adding more transparency and efficiency in some vital sectors such as healthcare and education.


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Jordi Alba scored twice as Spain beat Nigeria 3-0 to safely progress through to the semi-finals of the Confederations Cup with a 100 per cent record.
Barcelona full-back Alba scored at both the start and end of the clash in Fortaleza with substitute Fernando Torres netting in between to follow up his four-goal salvo in the 10-0 win over Tahiti.
The victory leaves Spain top of Group B with three wins from three and the reigning world and European champions will now face Group A runners-up Italy in the semi-finals, the side they beat 4-0 in the final of Euro 2012.
Nigeria had their chances but could not take advantage of them and they finish in third spot with three points.
Spain coach Vicente del Bosque drafted back in many of his first-choice line-up for the match after ringing the changes against Tahiti, and it took them just three minutes to open the scoring when Alba picked up a pass from Andres Iniesta, bundled his way through a couple of challenges and poked a shot past Vincent Enyeama.
Both sides had chances to add to the scoreline in an entertaining first half, with rival goalkeepers Enyeama and Victor Valdes being called into action while Spain striker Roberto Soldado struck the post from close range just before half-time.
Nigeria spurned a great chance to level at the start of the second half when Brown Ideye could not control a cross with an open goal at his mercy, and Spain made them pay soon after when Torres doubled their lead.
The Chelsea striker had only just replaced Soldado when he finished off a fine Spain move by powering a diving header past Enyeama from six yards out.
Nigeria missed another great opportunity to get back into the game with 15 minutes to go when replacement Mohammed Gambo sliced wide with only Valdes to beat.
Spain then wrapped up the scoring in the 88th minute when a ball over the top found Alba in acres of space inside the Nigeria half and he rounded Enyeama before slotting into an empty net.
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I debated for awhile on whether or not I should share this news as some people say you really shouldn't announce that you're pregnant until the second trimester when the chances of a miscarriage are significantly lower. But for me, I was much too excited {and also figured I'm going to need all the help I can get getting past this first trimester} that I had couldn't keep this a secret any longer!
I actually found out the news last Sunday {Nov 13} when I decided that being late 11 days for my monthly cycle was probably reason for suspicion that something was amiss. And so Adrian and I stopped by the drugstore on our way home from dinner and picked up a home pregnancy test… I was a bit scared to take it when I got home, so I ended up waiting until the last minute before going to bed to finally muster up the courage to see what it had to say. Lo and behold, my suspicions were confirmed! I stood there and looked at the indicator for a good 5 minutes {with my heart racing and a thousand thoughts going through my mind}. When I finally stopped shaking, I went to share the news with Adrian {who was already laying in bed at this point}.
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