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"Lack of care from Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service"
About: Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust / Child and adolescent mental health care (community) Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust Child and adolescent mental health care (community) BN13 3EP
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My ten year old autistic son revealed in August that he has been sexually abused by a peer over about a 2 year period at school and at the other child's home.
Despite being asked to make urgent referrals by us as parents, our GP, the school and Children's Services, CAMHS have offered only a "Choice" appointment to our son in January. This is clearly a failure to recognise the damage done to our son, who CAMHS know is depressed, not sleeping, suffering low self-esteem and off school due to constant bullying. He worries that the abuse was caused by his gullibility and that he will never be able to get married as a result. He has also developed OCD tendencies recently, which worsen with every harrowing disclosure.
The GP has made us aware that when she contacted CAMHS to expedite the appointment for these reasons, the CAMHS nurse informed her that there is nothing wrong with our son, but that his parents clearly are the problem as we keep asking for help for our child. She has never met us.

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"Hurt him, so he can’t forget you."
"How fascinating it is that there are millions of people all over the world who are wide awake at 4 am missing someone. And there are millions of people sound asleep at 4 am, with no idea that they’re being missed."
"You have this one life. How do you wanna spend it? Apologizing? Regretting? Questioning? Hating yourself? Dieting? Running after people who don’t see you? Be brave. Believe in yourself. Do what feels good. Take risks. You have this one life. Make yourself proud."

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The Italian-American brand joins the partnership a year after the coalition was formed and will contribute to the ongoing research and development of an all-new platform that’s claimed to offer up to level 5 autonomy.
The platform is being produced to be scalable, with ‘entry-level’ versions enabling level 3 autonomy, which makes the car autonomous in certain scenarios such as motorways. Top level 5 cars will be able to control themselves in all scenarios.
The platform will be used by future BMW Group and FCA models and benefit from software and hardware supplied by Intel and Mobileye, an Isreali driverless tech company.
A fleet of 40 autonomous vehicles will make it onto roads before the end of 2017 to test the software and hardware. They will be added to an existing 100 vehicles that have already been deployed by Intel and Mobileye.
“In order to advance autonomous driving technology, it is vital to form partnerships among automakers, technology providers and suppliers,” said FCA CEO Sergio Marchionne. “Joining this co-operation will enable FCA to directly benefit from the synergies and economies of scale that are possible when companies come together with a common vision and objective.”
BMW Group is the first of the two car companies to confirm when its autonomous will arrive. Due in 2021, the iNext will offer level 3.5 autonomy and use an all-electric drivetrain capable of more than 311 miles.
The partnership is not the first time FCA has invested in autonomous technology. The brand supplied Google's Waymo car brand with 100 new Chrysler Pacifica Hybrid MPVs that were specially adapted for autonomous tech last year. Waymo announced at the start of 2017 that it intended to develop autonomous cars with partners such as FCA rather than making its own vehicles.


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Have you ever tried playing Run 2 with Unblocked Games? Now, let’s check out for the Run 3 Unblocked to explore more awesome things. Run 3 is kind of popular running game on the Internet these days. As for this third version, you will have a chance to perform more skills such as skate, bounce, float and so on. Try to keep running through the space tunnels and watch out for the perilous holes on your way. Don’t hesitate anymore, let’s show your talent in Run 3 Unblocked right now. Enjoy it!
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Egypt Disabled, Accessible tours, Handicapped Tour Packages
Egypt Last Minute understand your need as handicapped tourist, We offer wide collections of tours and packages for disable and handicapped tourists.
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This is an African Cichlid (Labidochromis caeruleus). Credit: Erica Ingraham.
Trackplot shows that Cichlids spent more time in the upper zone of the tank, which they had been trained to associate with a food reward.
It is popularly believed that fish have a memory span of only 30 seconds. Canadian scientists, however, have demonstrated that this is far from true â€" in fact, fish can remember context and associations up to twelve days later.
The researchers studied African Cichlids (Labidochromis caeruleus), a popular aquarium species. These fish demonstrate many complex behaviors, including aggression, causing the scientists to predict that they could be capable of advanced memory tasks. Each fish was trained to enter a particular zone of the aquarium to receive a food reward, with each training session lasting twenty minutes. After three training days, the fish were given a twelve day rest period. The fish were then reintroduced into their training arena and their movements recorded with motion-tracking software. It was found that the cichlids showed a distinct preference for the area associated with the food reward, suggesting that they recalled the previous training experiences. Furthermore, the fish were able to reverse this association after further training sessions where the food reward was associated with a different stimulus.
For fish living in the wild, ability to associate locations with food could be vital for survival. "Fish that remember where food is located have an evolutionary advantage over those that do not" said lead scientist Dr Trevor Hamilton. "If they are able to remember that a certain area contains food without the threat of a predator, they will be able to go back to that area. Decreases in the availability of food would promote the survival of species that can remember the location of food sources". Wild cichlids have a varied diet which includes snails, small fish, insects and plants. It is thought that they learn to associate locations with their preferred source of food. The researchers are now investigating whether the strength of fish memories are affected by environmental conditions or pharmacological drugs.
Dr Hamilton's interest in African Cichlids was first inspired by reports from aquarium owners, including his colleague Erica Ingraham, a student at MacEwan University. "There are many anecdotes about how smart these fish are" he said. "Some people even believe that their cichlids watch television with them".

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India has received the first shipment of Russian liquefied natural gas transported through the Northern Sea Route, according to the “Energy Voice” website, quoting Gazprom.
The LNG cargo, carried by the Marshall Vasilevsky vessel, is one of the cargoes included in a long-term contract between Russia’s Gazprom and India’s Gale.
The ship, which transported the LNG cargo, began sailing on September 23 from the Russian port of Sapta, heading towards the Indian port of Dabhol, passing through several ports in Singapore and Colombo.
“We are pleased to contribute to the development of the North Sea Route… Today this route has become a major component of the global gas trading system and has a promising future in it,” said Gazprom’s Deputy Director General for Liquefied Gas Exports and Petroleum Products, Sergey Sakharov.
In early September, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi pledged to help Russia develop the Northern Sea Route, to become one of the arteries of global trade, during his participation in a video speech at East Asian Economic Forum.
Development Of The North Sea Route
Russia hopes to develop the Northern Sea Route. The Russian Foreign Ministry official, Nikolai Korshunov, told Sputnik in June, the importance of developing alternative global transport routes.
He added that the North Sea Route is 40% shorter than the transportation route through the Egyptian Suez Canal, and it has a number of advantages, as its shorter length allows reducing the cost of fuel, as well as shortening the time.
Marshal Vasilevsky is the only Russian floating storage and regasification unit, capable of navigating in ice up to 0.8 meters thick, owned by Gazprom Float, leased by Gazprom Export, and technically responsible by Sofkomflot.
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Everything you always wanted to know about section 232 of the U.S. Act on steel and aluminum, but were always afraid to ask.
Donald Trump’s decision to impose tariffs on imported steel and aluminum poses the danger of a costly tit-for-tat whereby U.S. trade protection will be countered by others.
To Trump, everything in politics – even at the global trade stage – is about him personally and how it affects his business interests.
The Donald Trump administration aims at redefining US trade relationships with the rest of the world to make trade “free and fair” again.
A reality check on what’s really ahead for US infrastructure, tax cuts, health care and protectionism.
The 1888 Great Debate over US trade policy inspired literary luminaries like Walt Whitman and Mark Twain to take sides.
How the 1888 elections decided the protectionist course of U.S. economic expansion for decades to come.
Is the idea of Westphalian sovereignty hindering the implementation of global solutions to global problems?
What actions should the United States take to change China’s current trade policies?


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The weather was beautiful the other day, so we spent a day at Savannah Rapids. My wife, Kelsey and I had been wanting to take Baby Maddie up to the rapids for a while, but either the weather was too cold, or we had something going on. Finally, this past Sunday it was just right so we loaded up and went up to the Rapids.
It has always been one of my favorite places in the CSRA. I’ve always loved the pavilion there and the trails. I love everything about that place. Its just a great place to spend the day. You can take a bike ride, or walk or run the trails. Also you can kayak on the canal. Theres a playground there as well. We saw people having a picnic, it was great. You can spend the whole day there.
Baby Maddie had a great time. She was a little cranky when we first got there, only because it was time for a bottle. After she had some lunch, then all was right with the world. Kelsey and I carried her around the trails, and let her see the river. She loved seeing everything, and it gave her a reason to wear her sunglasses, which she loves by the way.
If you’re looking for a great place to hang out with the family, or just go to have a few hours to yourself, I’d recommend Savannah Rapids.
If you want more info about the park, just click here.
To check out more pictures and videos from The Kicks Wake Up Krew, click here .
Here are some of our pictures from our day at Savannah Rapids.

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text: We are trialling a new booking system for Thursday competition golf. This Wednesday (10th June 2020) the online booking system will be open from 6pm for those players that want to book competition times between 7.03am and 8.41am. Then at 6.15pm, we will open the time sheet for those players who want to book from 8.48am to 10.26am. And finally at 6.30pm we will open the time sheet for players who wish to play from 10.33am to 12.04pm. It is felt that this strategy will reduce traffic on the website and aid members in the booking process.

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Articles of Interest
Irrigated Corn Achieves High Yields with High Energy Efficiency, Little Impact on Environment - Jan. 2012 CropWatch Article
Also check out: Hybrid Maize Model-a computer program that simulates the growth of a corn crop (Zea mays L.) under non-limiting or water-limited (rainfed or irrigated) conditions based on daily weather data.
Check out the completely redone Corn Growth and Development publication from Iowa State University Extension! Updated information for today's hybrids and excellent graphics.
How Extended High Heat Disrupts Corn Pollination - Aug. 2011 CropWatch Article. Dr. Tom Hoegemeyer explains the conditions that affect pollen shed and viability in corn during high heat and high relative humidity.
Corn Nitrogen Recommendations Calculator - Excel sheet to determine recommended UNL nitrogen rates from soil tests.
- Most Comprehensive Genetic Analysis of Corn to Date
- Surviving High Costs of Input Crop Production
- Corn Supply and Utilization in the United States, 2000-2004 (*PDF 1.27 MB; 79 pages) The supply and utilization of corn in the U.S. at the state level was estimated taking into account animal feeding, food, industrial and seed use, stock holding and exports. Net surplus and deficit state-level data were summarized. Also included were foreign country imports and exports.
- An Economic Overview of Ethanol Co-product Utilization in Nebraska (EC858)
- 2009 Corn Production by County and Location of Ethanol Plants in Nebraska Source-NASS 2010
*PDF document requires Acrobat Reader. Download free from Adobe Web site
Questions/Comments about the CropWatch Corn site? Please contact Jenny Rees, UNL Extension Educator in Clay County.
Corn is an economically important crop to Nebraska resulting in $9.1 billion from 9.1 million acres harvested in 2012 according to USDA National Agricultural Statistics Service.
- Nebraska ranks 3rd in U.S. corn production.
- Nebraska ranks 1st in U.S. popcorn production.
- Nebraska ranks 1st in U.S. white corn production.
- Nebraska ranks 2nd in ethanol production capacity.

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The preoperative staging of rectal cancer has important implications for treatment as local therapies become increasingly utilized. Seventy-seven patients underwent preoperative staging using endorectal ultrasonography. All patients had complete pathologic staging and none had preoperative radiotherapy. Depth of invasion of the tumor was accurately predicted in 75 percent of cases in the entire group, with 22 percent overstaged and 3 percent understaged. Accuracy improved greatly over the study period, and in the past six months, 95 percent have been accurately staged for depth of invasion with 5 percent overstaged. Lymph nodes have been properly classified into positive and negative groups in 88 percent of cases in the past year, with a specificity of 90 percent and a sensitivity of 88 percent. Endorectal ultrasound is an accurate preoperative staging modality. Accuracy is improved greatly with increased experience and it has been found that the 5-layer anatomical model facilitates accurate staging. Introduction of the ultrasound probe through a previously placed proctoscope ensures complete scanning of the entire lesion and should be used for the majority of examinations.

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Presenilin and signal peptide peptidase (SPP) are intramembrane aspartyl proteases that regulate important biological functions in eukaryotes. Mechanistic understanding of presenilin and SPP has been hampered by lack of relevant structural information. Here we report the crystal structure of a presenilin/SPP homologue (PSH) from the archaeon Methanoculleus marisnigri JR1. The protease, comprising nine transmembrane segments (TMs), adopts a previously unreported protein fold. The amino-terminal domain, consisting of TM1-6, forms a horseshoe-shaped structure, surrounding TM7-9 of the carboxy-terminal domain. The two catalytic aspartate residues are located on the cytoplasmic side of TM6 and TM7, spatially close to each other and approximately 8 Å into the lipid membrane surface. Water molecules gain constant access to the catalytic aspartates through a large cavity between the amino- and carboxy-terminal domains. Structural analysis reveals insights into the presenilin/SPP family of intramembrane proteases.


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Entering 2017 season
Big, walk-on fullback who will look to see action for the first time in his final season in 2017 ... Is listed fourth on the depth chart.
JUNIOR SEASON (2016)
Did not play during the season.
Played offensive tackle at Otay Ranch High for his senior season under head coach Anthony Lacsina ... Also wrestled for two years and competed in track and field (shot put and discus throw) for three years with the Mustangs ... Won the 2013 Metro League title in wrestling at his weight class and in the discus in track and field.
Alejandro Valenzuela Hagstotz was born May 9, 1995, in Querétaro, Mexico ... Son of Francisco and Remy Valenzuela ... Is majoring in mechanical engineering.

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Expanding Export Geography with addition of Bolivia
Bolivian | Article about Bolivian by The Free Dictionary
Bolivia, in effect, was turned into a supplier of tin (70–75 percent of Bolivia’s exports), antimony, and other minerals for the world market. During World War I (1914–18), Bolivia maintained neutrality (in April 1917 it broke off diplomatic relations with Germany), although its economic resources were placed in the service of the Entente ...
Top 10 challenges of doing business in Germany
TMF Group looks at the top 10 challenges to doing business in Germany and how local knowledge can help your business navigate these challenges. Nearly 4% of global direct investment flows into Germany and few countries are as tightly connected to the world ...
Cost to Import a 20 Foot Container, 2015
Thus, lowering import and export costs per TEU can be reflective of trade facilitation. There are substantial variations across nations in the cost of importing the same load unit. The main factors behind these differences are: Geography. Basic geographical factors are at play.
Expanding Export Geography with addition of Bolivia
Portugese company which is already running 4 units ELKON concrete batching plants in various countries, ordered their 5th ELKON plant for their first consruction project in Bolivia. The project is building of a sports village for 11th South American games which will take place in Cochabamba in 2018.
New natural gas pipelines are adding capacity from the South
These projects will increase deliveries by pipeline to Mexico or to liquefied natural gas (LNG) export facilities in the Gulf Coast region. More than 40% of this new pipeline capacity—7.2 Bcf/d—delivers natural gas to locations within the South Central region.
We have been expanding our international footprint through exports since 1961. Today, Tata Motors is present in over 175 countries, with a worldwide network comprising over 6,600 touch points. With vast global experience, the company brings deep understanding of customer expectations from diverse markets, and is well positioned to cater to ever ...
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Containerization and Trade Facilitation in Latin America
In this case, the landlocked countries of Bolivia and Paraguay show substantially higher containerized import and export times. Venezuela has the highest import costs of the Americas in addition to have the highest times to import and export, a regulatory context that is seriously undermining national competitiveness and welfare.
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Outreach, Education and Training - International Trade - U.S
Gain an understanding of the Export Administration Regulations, Export Control Classification Numbers, and how to file Commerce-controlled exports in the Automated Export System. Learn about the Commerce Control List, Export Control Reform, and the new "600 series," as well as existing compliance activities.
Economy of Bolivia
The economy of Bolivia is the 95th-largest economy in the world in nominal terms and the 87th-largest economy in terms of purchasing power parity. Bolivia is classified by the World Bank to be a lower middle income country. With a Human Development Index of 0.703, it is ranked 114th (high human development). The Bolivian economy has ...
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As Bolivia plans dramatic agro-expansion, forests may pay the
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Bolivia climate: average weather, temperature, precipitation, best
Bolivia climate guide. Weather averages, seasons, and tips on the best time to visit. Gran Chaco In the rest of the plains and lowlands of Bolivia, we find the Gran Chaco, a region which also includes southwestern Mato Grosso in Brazil, western Paraguay and northern Argentina. ...
Bolivia - Crops
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Making Cars in the New India by Tom Barnes
Cambridge Core - Political Economy - Making Cars in the New India - by Tom Barnes ‘In this important book, Tom Barnes cautions against any exaggerated hopes about a high-road development path based on automotive industrialisation in India.
Forest Governance - Colombia
Forest Governance - Colombia In a country of 46.3 million people, only a few million live in Colombia’s Amazonian states (Amazon and Orinoco). Colombia has a total land area of close to 111 million hectares, but the amount of forested area is still disputed.
Basic Info, History, Geography and Climate of Spain
Aug 30, 2019 · Geography and Climate of Spain Today, most of Spain's area is located in southwestern Europe on the mainland of the country that is south of France and the Pyrenees Mountains and east of Portugal. However, it also has territory in Morocco, the cities of Ceuta and Melilla, islands off the coast of Morocco, as well as the Canary Islands in the ...
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Hastings Library, in Claremont, closes on Saturday, February 20 2016 at 5pm, and is due to reopen in Spring 2017 as East Sussex County Council contractors work on a complete overhaul of the building.
The nearby Children’s Library, in Robertson Passage, closes on the same day. A temporary library will then be set up in Robertson Passage. This library will open on Monday, March 7 2016 at 9.30am.
The temporary library will remain open until the Claremont scheme, which will bring the adults and children’s libraries under one roof, is complete.
The new library will have around 80 sq m of additional public space, more public access computers, free Wi-Fi and new public toilets.
During the closure, library facilities will be available at nearby libraries, including those at Hollington, Ore and Bexhill, while people can also browse the catalogue and download e-books via the council’s e-library.
More information is available online at www.eastsussex.gov.uk/libraries or by calling 0345 6080196.


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- Hans Weber
- April 18, 2024
MPs condemned the Soviet famine in Ukraine
MPs on Tuesday recalled the famine that broke out in Ukraine between 1932 and 1933 and recognized it as a genocide of the Ukrainian nation. The plenary also drew comparisons between that period and the current situation in the country, which has been facing Russian aggression for more than a month.
Specifically, the text of the resolution states that the House ‘recognizes the artificially induced famine of 1932-1933 in Ukraine as an appalling crime of genocide against the Ukrainian people and humanity and that it ‘strongly condemns these crimes against the Ukrainian people, mass repression and violations of human rights and freedoms.
In the statement, the House also said that it “expresses its determination, in the context of the current war aggression of the Russian Federation against Ukraine, to contribute to the promotion of international principles, including the exposure of the perpetrators of these crimes, which would prevent a similar tragedy from being repeated anywhere in the world in the future.”
Already 15 years ago, parliamentarians condemned the famine as the work of a “monstrous, totalitarian regime.” According to the most pessimistic estimates of historians, it caused the deaths of up to ten million people throughout the Soviet Union. Half of them died in Ukraine, according to Kyiv scholars.
The decision of the Czech parliament is also reported by foreign media, including the independent Belarusian agency Nexta, which quotes a tweet by the Ukrainian ambassador to the Czech Republic, Yvhena Perebyinis. “I thank the Czech Parliament for recognizing the 1932-33 famine as genocide of the Ukrainian nation. Without condemning Stalin’s crimes against Ukraine, it is difficult to understand the essence of Putin’s attempts to subjugate and destroy the Ukrainian people.”


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When's the ideal time for cherry blossom photos in Vancouver?
"The overall consensus is that the cherry trees will likely bloom between late March and early April. For Vancouver, the average predicted peak bloom date is April 2," says UBC climate scientist Dr. Elizabeth Wolkovich. But where did that consensus come from?
Wolkovich and other UBC researchers are trying to narrow the date down, but it's difficult due to variable factors like weather, temperature and daylight.
To help figure it out they're outsourcing the answer to the citizen scientists.
They put together the first international cherry tree prediction competition, and wrangled more than 80 participants on four continents into more than 40 teams in the quest for the $5,000 prize. They're trying to predict peak bloom dates in four cities on three continents.
"While it is known that cherry trees bloom earlier each year as climates warm, complex weather patterns make annual prediction extremely difficult," states the competition website.
How trees respond to those climate changes is something Wolkovich is interested in.
"In my lab at UBC, we wanted to improve our model for predicting how trees respond to climate change, particularly by observing when they leaf out or flower," she says in a press release. "We decided to study cherry trees because we know a lot about their history—the record of peak bloom of cherry trees in Kyoto, Japan is the longest human record we have of recurring biological events."
A colleague of hers, Dr. Jonathan Auerbach, says using citizen scientists can help.
"The combination of non-expert predictions can be incredibly accurate. For example, when contestants guess the number of jellybeans in the jar at the fair, the average is often alarmingly close. We wondered whether citizen scientists can similarly participate in cherry blossom prediction," he says in the release.
As this is the first year of the competition, whether the predictions are accurate is yet to be seen everywhere. But so far two teams were very close on the first of the cities, which is Washington D.C.


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Saturday, June 23, 2007
I only say that because I can't think of one.
I'm looking forward to the Summer Stash Swap, there is still time to join if anyone else is interested. Imagine trading stuff you don't want and getting something new and fun!
I am also anxiously awaiting the first clue of the Mystery Stole Along. We haven't been given very much info yet, and there have been a lot of guesses to the theme. Seeing as the colors she gave us were white and black, and how she insinuated it might not be appropriate as a wedding stole, my guess was that it was based on Othello. Othello was black, Desdemona was white, and they, along with many others, died at the end. So we'll see soon. Less than a week from now anyway.
Here's my yarn for it and beads. I got 1260 yards of zephyr wool-silk in white, but it's more of an off-white. Just a little. So I took it in to the local bead shop to match beads to it and found some almost the exact color of the yarn and they sorta look like pearls.I started another top from Fitted Knits. The turtleneck. From the red pima tencel I was using for the drop stitch tank. It's going really fast and I love it! Here is a pic of where I was earlier. I'm quite a bit past that and I should be done in a day or two. I have about 7.5 inches of ribbing left on the bottom. That's about it.
Oh yeah! Guess what I got! My spindolyn came and I loooove it. It's so easy to use, it's almost impossible not to get lace-weight. I'm very excited about it, but I still like my spindle too. Here it is in action!
I also got some roving that I ordered a while ago. She was out of town when I got it, but I told her I would wait and I got it the other day. It's merino and silk, and sooo pretty!So that's about it for now. :D Hopefully my next post will have a FO in it!

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This community hospital had been a community service provider for over 30 years. The community had grown older and younger families were moving to a growing neighborhood 15 miles south of the hospital. Many affiliated physicians were retiring and new physicians did not find the core market adequate enough to support their entire practices. Consequently, patient utilization and revenues of key service programs in the hospital (such as surgical suites, pediatrics, and OB) did not achieve their goals.
The hospital had to cultivate a younger patient population from a community in which it did not have a significant presence. Affiliated physicians were not willing to move their practices to this community and the hospital was unable to attract the large base of physicians it needed. In short, revenues had to be generated from a new patient base and in a community that was not served by the hospital or its existing medical staff.
Cadre worked closely with hospital leaders to specify and prioritize service needs. Next, Cadre researched the feasibility of locating a novel new health center in the growing neighborhood which included an immediate care center, primary care physician practices, basic diagnostic services and a time shared turn-key medical office suite. These enabled physician specialists to expand their practices in the new neighborhood for a few afternoons a week and begin building their practices without opening up costly stand-alone offices. Cadre worked closely with architects to design the new center to promote operational efficiencies, make it more community oriented, and feel less institutional. Cadre also developed the marketing and sales program for the new center.
The new center quickly offered the needed services to young families who used the center for their out-patient needs and traveled to the hospital for their in-patient needs. Targeted in-patient revenues increased by 20%. Over time, the hospital’s younger patient base increased by almost 35%.


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By Agrippina Fadel
A Tamarac-based art shop and custom picture framer is one of the three South Florida companies honored with a COVID-relief grant by the Miami Marlins and CITY Furniture’s Small Business Venture Program.
Heritage Art Galleries & Framing at 3811 NW 49th Street in Tamarac was chosen after hundreds of small businesses applied.
CITY Furniture gave each of the three winners a $2,500 COVID-relief grant; advertised their names behind home plate for four games in September, and participated in an in-game interview on the Marlins Radio Network.
Owners Linda and Ian Jerrell said winning the program was an honor for them.
“The whole experience has been amazingly fun for us. It gave us a level of advertisement that we would not be able to get to on our own, being a small business. Having our name displayed during the Marlins games exposed us to potential new clients,” said Linda.
Linda explained that the pandemic affected the business where she, her husband, and her father work. The store had to close for a while since it was not considered an essential business.
“This is our bread and butter; we are family-owned and operated since 1982. The past year has been tough for us. We changed a few things in the store and expanded the products and services we offer online. Our business is still affected by worldwide shipping issues and supply and demand problems,” Linda added.
There was a positive side to the lockdown: people turned to DIY projects, home organizing, and equipping home offices, said the couple. This new demand had brought some business into the store and helped get it through the challenging times.
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- Agrippina Fadel grew up in Siberia and received her master's in journalism from Tyumen State University. Agrippina is also a writer and editor at Draftsy.net. She has been a US resident for over ten years and speaks English and Russian.
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Born and brought up in Tamil Nadu(a state in Southern India) and having lived close to 23 years in the state,I have never done a post on my home state – how did it happen? Let’s get started right away…:) Here are a few points about my beloved state:
Language – Most of you might be knowing this – but to reiterate there is only one language that is freely spoken and understood in Tamil Nadu – and that is Tamizh! 🙂 Unfortunately, no other language is visible except for English, of course… It is not to say that people from other parts of India cannot thrive here – once here, everybody blends in very well after a while… 🙂
Food – We love our idlis and dosas…I have written extensively written about it…in addition we also love our Venn Pongal, Sakkarai Pongal(sweet Pongal), Vadai, Thayir sadam(Curd rice), different varieties of rice(Puliyodharai(tamarind rice), lemon rice) and all other poriyals(vegetables)! Rice is our staple and it finds its way into all the meals whether directly or indirectly…The non-vegetarian spread is no less too!
Cities – the more important cities in Tamil Nadu are Chennai, Coimbatore, Salem, Madurai and Trichy.
Weather – It is a very hot state – there is no concept of winter here – though the month of ‘Margazhi'(December) is considered to be slightly cooler…
Music and dance: It is a great state to learn classical dance and music. If you would like to learn Bharatnatyam or classical music in the true authentic way – then this is the place to be. With places like the Kalakshetra and gurus like the Dhanajayans – it is THE place to learn Bharatnatyam.
Festivals – the ‘Golu’ season(Dusshera) is celebrated with dolls adorning the steps for the nine days. ‘Pongal’ (Sankranti) is another important festival which is celebrated with much pomp and happiness for a full five days. Unlike other cities, Chennai wakes up early in the morning to celebrate Diwali (around 4:00 a.m. or so) And interestingly enough, there is no dancing or partying for any of the festivals! 🙂 And no – no, Holi , Karva Chauth etc. 🙂
Fashion – It is one of states where women still dress conservatively(at least, I think so! :)) No ripped pants, shorts, 3/4 pant, sleeveless tops etc. etc. for women. Fashion for women can still be a simple salwar kameez with beautiful jasmine flowers to adorn the hair! 🙂 Of course, not to say that nobody wears western clothes – but the number of people wearing them might be less(and might be only in Chennai)
Temples – Tamil Nadu has huge number of temples with beautiful architecture for the various Hindu Gods and Goddesses. Most of these temples are several hundred years old and it is a privilege to visit these temples!
These are a few things that I could think of that make Tamil Nadu…can you think of anything else? Add them in comments below! 🙂
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Floyd robbed us blind!
Floyd Mayweather owes us all Fiddy back! We paid to see a hug fest. And for the record Floyd could have easily knocked out Logan Paul but held out. Then in the post fight interview he praised Floyd the entire time.
I need my money back ASAp
Best thing to happen was Chad Ocho Cinco getting knocked out and getting up trying to dap him up!


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Have you ever had that feeling you’re being watched? If you’ve been into the reception area here at Van Isle Veterinary Hospital, then you’ve probably experienced just that! If you haven’t already, next time you are in, stop and say hello to Tracker, our big orange fish, who will be watching you intently from his beautiful tank. Don’t be shy – he loves the attention and will even follow you as you move about the lobby to try and get it! Tracker loves to meet and interact with everyone who comes in, but particularly loves children. He’s definitely a ham of a fish.
Tracker will do his best to follow your finger, race you to the other side of the tank or generally just show off to get your attention. He is notoriously curious and loves to see everything that’s going on.
Tracker has quite the cheeky personality as well as far as fish go. He doesn’t like the other fish to get into his space when he’s performing and he finds the two big silver dollar fish quite annoying when he is mid-routine. He’ll chase them off and start all over again. His all-time favourite is to come up to the glass and give kisses.
We always know if this big guy’s breakfast is late! As soon as we open the doors and turn on the lights, he will make eye contact and hold his position until you get the hint.
Tracker is a Blood Parrot Cichlid, which is an oddball type of man-made hybrid. This species was first created in Taiwan around 1986 from the Midas and the Redhead Cichlid. Adult fish like Tracker can grow to a length of 8 inches (20cm) and can reach ages of between 10 and 15 years. Tracker was born in 2008 and was donated to the hospital when he outgrew his owner’s tank and has become a pretty special, loved member of our Van Isle Family.
Update: It was with great sadness that we said goodbye to our Tracker on Tuesday, Jan 23rd, 2018. After recently being treated for an on-going condition and 11 years of a happy-go-lucky life, he is now at rest.
Written by Van Isle Veterinary Hospital

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With sanctions eased, U.S companies are relishing the prosepcts of doing business with Sudan .Taking the lead is the Washington,DC based Corporate Council on Africa which is working on Trade Mission to Sudan for its members in early December.
In a recent interview to discuss the state of US-Africa business ties, CCA’s President Florie Liser said, Members were excited with the opportunity of doing business with Sudan. The decision to undertake the Trade Mission follows a briefing to the CCA from State Department Officials on scope of measures taken by the Trump Administration to ease sanctions . Florie Liser also disclosed that during the recent World Bank/IMF meetings , the Sudanese Minister of Finance held a heavily attended interactive session at the CCA to discuss business related opportunities in Sudan.
Revisiting the last US-Africa Business Summit, Florie Liser said it was a success and post summit feedback has been very positive. While the choice of the host country has not been made, Florie Liser did confirm that the next Summit will take place in Africa .Mozambique has so far expressed strong interest and a decision is expected to be made at some point next year.
“I do think that the Trump Administration will want to gauge very positively on the issue of our commercial relationship with the nations of Africa,” said Florie Liser in answering questions on the way forward for US-Africa Business ties. On the encouraging signs, Florie Liser cited the presence of Commerce Secretary Wilbur Wright at the last US-Africa Business Summit,calls from President Trump to African leaders, and the reception he had for a number of African leaders on the sidelines of the last UN General Assembly Meetings.
Florie Liser, good afternoon.
Florie Liser: Good Afternoon.
You are approaching the symbolic one year milestone as president of the Corporate Council of Africa; how is the organization doing under your leadership?
Florie Liser:Well I’d like to say, and I think my board would agree that it’s been, first of all, my one year appointment is at the end of January, so we’re not quite there yet, but I think I’ve been here maybe nine months and it’s been really exciting. I feel like we have been building on CCA’s brand of twenty three years but I’m also enlivening our vision, doing some new things that we haven’t done before, but also some things we’ve done in the past, but making sure we do them in ways that meet the needs of our members. So again, we are building on the brand we have, but we are doing some new things and repositioning ourselves in the market and making sure that people understand what CCA brings to the table and our value added for those companies that are members. We’re growing our membership, since I got here I think we’ve gotten seventeen new members, including some big companies, some medium size companies, some small companies; so I’m very pleased about that.
One of your signature events in the past nine months that you’ve been president, was the USA -S Africa Business Summit last year. What feedback are you getting from members and participants on post summit progress?
Florie Liser: So, the summit I thought was a big success. We had over 800 registrants. We had the Head of State for Mozambique, President Nyusi. We had the president of the African Development Bank as well, who was the key note speaker. And we also had for the first time, I think we were the first ones to do this, to have someone senior from the Trump Administration, Secretary Wilbur Ross from the Department of Commerce to come and give remarks about the US strategy for engaging with Africa from an economic view point. So we were very excited about that and thought the summit was a success. As a result of that, we got some new members. As a result of that, we have new initiatives that we are working on and continuing as I said to make clear what CCA has to offer to the US and African Business community.
At the time the summit took place, many were still wondering on the approach that the Trump Administration would take towards business ties with Africa. What is your take on the way his Administration is approaching US Africa business ties?
Florie Liser:I think that if we listen to secretary Ross’ speech, at the US South Africa Business Summit, he made the point that Africa is an important economic partner of the United States, that we have a number of programmes and initiatives with them that are important. He mentioned the President’s Advisory Council on doing business in Africa. We call it the pack DBIA and that was something that was launched actually under President Obama, but he himself Secretary Ross, is supportive of it continuing and he has already spoken to the members of the pack DBIA. He talked about AGOA, he talked about two way trade between US and African Nations and he made it clear that Africa is a place of opportunity for US Businesses. He also encouraged African Ministers and other Officials that were there, to consider what US businesses bring to the table when countries are considering bids for different projects. Sometime American companies are dismissed maybe because of cost but Secretary Ross was saying ‘you do get what you pay for;’ and for US companies, we bring technology, we bring skills transfer and we bring the kinds of partnerships that we think are longer lasting and mutually beneficial which is not necessarily the case for some of the other kinds of partnerships that Africans may have; but I think his message was a positive one and since then, there have been different interactions.
President Trump has called different African Heads of State, economic issues have maybe not at the The agenda for the call most times I think it’s been security and peace and issues, but the US Africa economic relationship has come up and then during the luncheon that president Trump hosted for African Heads of States, I think there were about eight of them in New York, the issue of the US Africa Economic Relationship also came up there. So I’m thinking that it may not be prominent in the news and so forth, but I do think that the Trump Administration will want to gauge very positively on the issue of our commercial relationship with the nations of Africa.
I would like you to discuss a few other events that you have had in the course of the year beginning with the World Tourism conference in Rwanda, I think. How did that go?
Florie Liser:Well that went very well, but I want to mention one other that we did in early August, that was in late August but in early August, the Corporate Council on Africa, hosted the AGOA Private Sector Dialogue and this was at the request of the US government. We’ve done it before and so we were in Togo for that and had several sessions with lots of both US and African companies who recognized the benefits of the African Growth and Opportunity Act and the possibility of increasing and enhancing the kind of trade that the US does with Africa focusing more on value added products, value added agricultural products etc. So I don’t want to pass that by; and we had companies there like Whole Foods who is sourcing our value added Shea butter products from Togo and other countries in the region and looking to do more and so we were very pleased with the participating in the AGOA forum which happens annually.
And then in late August, we were in Kigali Rwanda for the World Tourism Conference. As you know the Africa Travel Association became a division of the Corporate Council on Africa in late 2015, and in 2016 we started planning for this world tourism conference which we had in August and it was a great conference in many ways but the thing that I thought that was most interesting was we had sort of people who represent the whole platform in tourism, small travel agents and tour operators but then we also had companies that represents sort of the new platform for tourists in the world.
We had Expedia, we had Uber, Trip Advisor, Tastemakers Africa. We had a number of organizations and businesses who were doing tourism in Africa in different ways and so we were very pleased to have those both old and new platforms , stake holders, and African Tourism come together. It was a very successful forum. President Kagame opened it and we also had as a part of our opening session, the Secretary General of UNCTAD, Kituyi. UNCTAD had just put out a report on tourism in Africa as a major driver of economic growth and diversification on the continent and so when we reached out to him and said, ‘you’ve just put out this report, we would love for you to come and say some words ,he did do that.
So again we had excellent turn out at the conference and also a really good dialogue about how US and African stakeholders in the tourism sector can work together.
And on the side lines of the UN General Assembly in September, the CCA also hosted a number of events. Do you want to shed more light on that?
Florie Liser:Yes, we had several events while we were up there in different sectors, but let me start with the one that was the highlight for us which was a Presidential dialogue on the future of US -Africa Business Relations and at that session we had President Kagame and then Mr Dangote who is on the CCA Board on a panel that talked about how they perceive the future of the US Africa Business Relationship and the key issues and areas that have to be focused on. So they talked about regional trade in Africa, how that has to be strengthened, they talked sectors like agriculture where there has to be a lot of focus in African given who Africa is and what Africa is about.
They talked about misperceptions about investing in Africa which even today still exists. President Kagame said that corruption is not something that is African, this is something that exists all over the world. The importance of American businesses is having the right perspective about Africa and the opportunities there. That was a large amount of what they talked about and that the perception of Africa relative to the reality is something that we still need to work on if we are gonna promote greater investment in FDI from the US to Africa, but also more partnerships.
Mr Dangote talked about the importance of partnerships where American companies come to the continent not just to sort of do business but to kind of go on their own but where they in a very collaborative way sit down with companies like his own that are doing things all across the continent. It’s a Nigerian company but they are probably in a dozen countries across Africa in a wide range of product areas from cement to producing value added agricultural products.
As we do this interview, the US lifted sanctions on Sudan. What is the take of your members on doing business in that country?
Florie Liser:Even before the sanctions were lifted, we were talking with some of the companies from Sudan. One of them Sudatel is a recent member of CCA, they joined in September. And talking about this, the US government did indeed make the decision in October to lift the sanctions, this would be a big deal, and they’ve been in place for quite some time. There are still some sanction related restrictions, but for the most part, the sanctions were lifted and would allow for US companies to be there, which in the past they could not. And so even as we were waiting to hear what the decision would be, we were already talking about what were some of the things they might be able to do from CCA’s perspective and one of them is a trade mission. The other day, on Monday, we had meeting here at CCA, it was a packed room. I have never seen a room like that, it was standing room only. I’m sure the fire Marshalls might not have been happy if they had come, but we had first US Government people from the Department of State come and brief our members and others about what this meant with lifting of the sanctions and the specifics of what they could now do in Sudan. But it was a very positive briefing and then we had the Sudanese Minister of Finance and his delegation who had been here for the World Bank IMF meetings and they came in to also talk about some of the particular sectors that are ripe for investment there. Everything from renewable energy to mining, IT etc They have a lot of opportunities there and it’s kind of like a whole new market that Americans haven’t been able to actually get into and so there’s a lot of excitement and we’ve decided and announced during that meeting on Monday that CCA will be organizing a trade mission to Sudan in early December. So we are very much excited about that and looking forward to taking members to Sudan so that they can kind of see for themselves what’s on the ground and what the opportunities are.
What other measure of activities will the CCA be working on for the rest of the year. I understand you just mentioned a Trade Mission to Sudan in early December that should be very welcome news for them. What other activities do you have in place for the rest of the year?
Florie Liser:So we are looking at a number of things, so for example, similar to that, we have been discussing with Morocco, the possibility, we don’t have anything firm yet, but we’ve been discussing with them the possibility of doing a CCA trade mission to Morocco maybe in the first quarter of 2018. And so we hope that that will come to fruition.
We’ve also been talking with the UN Economic Commission for Africa, UNECA, about an event that we may organize on the side lines of the African Union Summit in January in Addis. The major point of it would be to bring companies, both US and African companies there to have an opportunity to say to Heads of State and Ministers, ‘here is what we need in different sectors in order for us to drive more investment and more business;’ because we know that the AU has it’s AU 2063 vision, we know that the SDG’s have been established and talk about private sector, but on the ground, there are still a number of various issues and challenges and we thought that while Heads of States are still there, maybe what we could do is talk about them in a couple of key sectors, what do private sector people think people think need to really happen in terms of implementation. They have the plans and they have the vision, but the question, is the actual implementation.
So one example, Mr Dangote who as I said is on my board, mentioned there is an AU visa where he wouldn’t have to get individual visas, country by country, as he goes throughout the continent to explore business opportunity. He said in principle, it’s there, but in practice it’s not functioning. He still has to go country by country to get visas. And so these kinds of issues have to be addressed to move both people and goods across Africa in ways that promote, trade, promote investment, promote business. We really need to address that and we want to see if we can get, maybe the first of a number of events like that, but we wanted to see if we could get commitments to do just a couple key things that are identified and then come back maybe six months later, nine months later and see which countries had actually been able to deliver on those commitments and then what kinds of maybe investments or business ventures had come out of that. Just the lifting of some of those constraints I think would be a major incentive for lots of companies both US and African to do more business in Africa. So it’s an idea, it’s not 100% certain yet, but it’s kind of moving forward.
I had the opportunity to meet with the new head of UNECA, the new Executive Secretary, her name is Vera Songwe. We met last Saturday and discussed this again. This is not the first time we’ve discussed it and I think that it’s something that we will do. They think that CCA could do it and we think also that we could do this kind of event well, bring the private sector to the table to talk about what needs to happen. Something concrete and we are looking forward to that. I’m very excited about the possibility of that.
And no matter what the CCA does, everyone know that it’s Flagship Programme is the USA, Africa Business Summit. The last one took place in Washington and a lot of people left with the expectation that the next one might take place in Africa. Is this principle still in place and have you settled on the choice of the host country?
Florie Liser:Well, we haven’t settled on the choice of the host country yet, but what’s exciting, we do it every other year, so we don’t feel pressed to make the decision right away, but we do have some countries that have already expressed an interest. One where the Head of State has actually written a letter and said ‘we would like to be the host is Mozambique,’ and I said the next US Africa Business Summit will be in 2019 and so I’m hoping sometime in the first part of 2018, that we’ll make a decision and then actually start the planning for it. Even though, we have a little time but we are not gonna wait till the last minute.
Is it a certainty that its going to take place in Africa?
FlorieLiser:Absolutely. It will take place in Africa.
And the last time I had an interview with you, you were also very optimistic, very upbeat about the future of the US Africa Business ties. Now you have been President of the Corporate Council of Africa for the last nine months; do you still maintain that assessments? What are the things that you’ve seen that support your assessment? And what are the impediments to the kind of business ties that you want to see between the US and Africa?
Florie Liser:So, I mean on the upside, I think that US investments into Africa are increasing but of course as a share of total, outbound FDI, Africa is still relatively small. When we were in New York and I didn’t mention this, we had several sessions with some countries, either their Heads of State, in the case of Gabon but also with the ministers about five or six ministers from Nigeria and we had the opportunity to talk about the kinds of business environment in those countries and what they are doing. It was very positive. Beyond oil, beyond the gas, a number of the opportunities, we had people of there in the real estate sector, there are a lot of interesting and progressive things happening and in real estate. We had people from the Health Sector who were looking at not just medical equipment but things that are happening in both the communicable and non-communicable diseases area. And so the continent is right for investment. Lots of countries are investing there. Lots of US companies are investing there. We have companies that are expanding. Boeing has opened offices in Johannesburg and Kenya. There are various examples though off companies that are really looking at Africa as an opportunity.
Last Friday I took about four CCAs members to meet the Prime Minister of Cote D’Ivoire and we had such an excellent meeting because we talked about the opportunities there in aviation services. They were saying that at the end of their crises that they had in 2010, they had about 1 million people trafficking through there that dropped way off, now they are up to 2 million transiting through Abidjan and we had another company there from CCA that’s looking into equipment that’s been sold there, and the agricultural sector. We had someone there who is doing work in the education sector, and capacity building working with them on export processing zones ,and again we had someone there from one of our energy company who knows specifically what block they would like to bid on for the new oil fields that are in Cote d’Ivoire and we talked about the MCC compact that Cote d’Ivoire will be signing in November. President Ouattara will be here, we hope will have an event to host him and so essentially there are lot of good things that are happening in Africa, and at the CCA we are trying to be at the center of as many of them as we possibly can.
We can’t do everything, we want to be strategic and we want to make sure that we are supporting our members in the key areas, in the key countries but again we think that we can make a difference from across a wide range of countries and across a wide range of sectors and our members represent that. We can do it for both multinationals as well as our smaller mid-caps and SMEs that are members of the CCA. We are getting ready to launch a membership drive, CCA membership drive to bring in more members into CCA, both US companies and African companies, big and small. And I’m very excited about that because I think that we have something that we can offer to many companies that are operating on the continent.
Before we get back to membership to conclude the interview, let’s talk about the challenges. What is it that African countries can do to improve their business climate? What is it that you will recommend they do so that they can attract more US business interests into the continent?
Florie Liser:A number of them are doing it and in some cases they really need to be focused on it. Using Nigeria as an example, their scores on the World Bank doing business, ease of doing business index, not very good and one of the things that I really admire that they are doing now, is they have a team across a number of industries led by the Vice President Osinbajo, putting in specific measures, regulations and so forth particularly aimed at specific things that they have to do. Reducing the number of days to get a license to operate, having a one-stop shop so people don’t have to go tracking all around to different ministries to figure out what to do. All of these things they are actually implementing right now. My assessment is that in another year we will see that their scores will improve because they’ve been focused on it. They are not just talking the talk but they’re also walking the talk. So things like that, ease of doing business in your country is very important. Governments in Africa take the lead on that. And if they make it easy for companies to do business there, then business will come. If you make it difficult then businesses have lots of choices and they have choices not just across the continent because they can decide I’m coming to this country and not to yours in Africa but they have choices all around the world. They can say well, we are not going to do with African countries because they make it too difficult and we can go to Latin America or South East Asia or wherever. But I think ease of doing business is one thing. I think some other issues are important, we don’t want to ignore government’s rule of law, these are things that are very important because, you know, you can make it easy for companies to get licenses to operate but if rule of law is really not being honored and respected, if there is corruption etc. companies are gonna say well no it’s too difficult to do business there for those reasons. So I think governments can do a combination of things that make it easier for businesses to be there.
Obviously in areas where there is conflict, those countries really have a lot to do to attract business there. Many countries in Africa frankly are not in conflict and then you know, you have a newly elected president in Liberia, newly elected president in Angola, Kenya we know newly elected president once we know how things will unfold, in Rwanda, President Kagame has been reelected. I think for these different countries, the systems are working, democracy is working, rule of law is working and so I think we’ll see investments and business engagements in those countries. That’s what businesses are looking for.
Last question Florie. You said you are on a membership drive. Can you make a pitch to companies out there both in Africa and in the USA on why they should join the Corporate Council on Africa. What does the CCA offer them?
Florie Liser:So, first of all, I think that even though there are competitors out there, there are certain things about CCA that are unique. We are a business Association which has for all of its history been solely focused on, the only place we’ve been focused on is Africa and promoting business between US companies and African companies, between the United States and Africa generally. We are an advocate ,both here in the United States as well as on the continent for making sure that people understand what the opportunities are and advocating for the kinds of policies, both US policies and African policies that really make it possible both for businesses to operate on the continent. The other thing that’s unique about us, we do have lots of large multinational members, multinational company members, we’ve got a lot of the big guys that are also members of the Chamber of Commerce but we have probably more than half of our members are mid-cap and SME companies.
We also have probably the biggest associations in terms of membership. We have more African members than any, we feel that we are not just representing the big multinationals on the US side, we feel very strongly that our role is to advocate for more business engagement and so we feel that we can offer African companies something. We can bring them here so that they can have the kind of access and connections to the right people here in the US. We can even introduce African companies that may be smaller to bigger African companies in Africa. So again, our model is actions, access, connections, insight. We think that we provide insight into the doing business environment. What are the key issues? What are the key challenges?
We think that we can easily speak to those and do so on behalf of our member companies. So again for both big and small US and African, I don’t think that there is an association that can a more effective lead than us. I’m not saying that they don’t bring something to the table, I have nothing negative to say about other organizations that are doing some of the same things that we do and then when you look around who is doing trade missions? Who is taking US businesses to Africa to see what is possible on the ground. CCA has been doing this for years and now we are sort of owning it and doing it in more effective ways. I was just talking to my team about when we go to Sudan, we’ll have meetings with different ministers in charge of all sorts of sectors there but were also gonna take the companies that come with us on trade mission. We want to have them do a site visit, so that they can actually see for themselves some of what is happening on the ground. Because you go to countries, you can sit in conference rooms and hotels and, you know, offices and buildings and really not see for yourself what’s possible and I was saying to my team, ‘we are not gonna do that. We are going to have those meetings but we are also gonna get the people out of those meetings and out to see some things that are on the ground in Sudan. You know people haven’t been there for a long time. A lot of people haven’t had a chance to see. I haven’t been to Sudan. I’ve been to many countries in Africa. I have never been to Sudan. So I do not want to just sit there in a hotel or office building and see nothing. So another thing unique about CCA’s is that we do trade missions and I think we do them quite well and we’ll be doing them in bigger and better ways, going forward.
Florie Liser, thank you so much for granting this interview.
Thank you for having me. Thank you for coming back and following up.


RAS’ experience in maintaining and modifying the ATR family, in combination with German engineering and state-of-the-art mission equipment from leading OEMs, led to the development of a reliable multi-role special mission aircraft. The unique performance and low operating cost of the ATR 72, along with its flexibility and high degree of customization, make the RAS 72 a valuable asset and the perfect platform for many airborne missions.
|PW 127 F/M Engine (Max Take-off Power||2,750 SHP|
|Maximum Cruise Speed||250 KTS||465 km/h|
|Maximum Operational Altitude||25,000 ft||7,620 m|
|Maximum Endurance (at 5,000 ft)||+9.00 h||at 23,000 kg|
|Take-off Distance (MTOW, SL, AEO, ISA)||3,839 ft||1,170 m|
|Landing Distance (MLW, SL, ISA)||2,067 ft||630 m|
* Mission conditions: ISA conditions, sea level airfield, nill wind
|Maximum Take-off Weight||50,706 lb||23,000 kg|
|Maximum Landing Weight||49,273 lb||22,350 kg|
|Maximum Zero Fuel Weight||46,297 lb||21,000 kg|
|Maximum Fuel Capacity||11,023 ft||5,000 kg|
The Sea Eagle is a cost effective multi-role maritime patrol aircraft (MPA) with anti-submarine warfare capabilities and equipped with state-of-the-art technology for superior situational awareness. The Sea Eagle is a variant of the twin-engine turboprop, regional aircraft ATR 72 series.
In the offered configuration, the aircraft is equipped with a long-range multimode radar and EO/IR sensor to deliver aerial, maritime and ground surveillance. Moreover, the aircraft features an acoustic processing system with sonobuoy launchers, a self- protection suite and two weapon hard points, enabling unique maritime and anti-submarine warfare capabilities.
The installed mission systems and sensors are managed by the Aerodata AeroMission system. The AeroMission can display feeds from the installed sensors on each control station and has a sensor fusion algorithm, providing the onboard crew with comprehensive situational awareness.
The first of the ATR-72 twin-engine turboprops converted into MPAs was delivered to the Pakistan Navy in the second quarter of 2018, while the second aircraft was delivered in June 2019.
- Mission management system “AeroMission”
- AESA 360° multimode radar system
- Two weapon carriers
- Sonobuoy launching system
- Broadband satcom system
- Tactical data link capabilities
- Self-protection suite and electronic support
- Measures systems
“The aircraft has been retrofitted with state-of-the-art weapons and sensors that will substantially enhance our client’s air operations. The RAS Sea Eagle is the first aircraft in its class offering both MPA and ASW capabilities, along with unparalleled performance, superior reliability and low operating cost.”
Director Special Missions at RAS


Adding A Third Wheel:
First part in a series on sidecar attachment
by Sev Pearman
One of the best things about the influx of sidecars here at Minnesota Motorcycle Monthly is the discussions it has started. All sorts of people, not just riders, are curious about our hacks. Parents have asked about their suitability for shuttling the kiddies, tradesmen have wondered about the carrying capacity. Don’t forget that a hack is a great way to bring your deer home. Best of all are the queries from Grandfathers and Grandmothers who want their grandchildren to experience a fun, non-threatening introduction to our wonderful world of motorcycling.
Regular readers already know that two MMM staffers have purchased complete Ural rigs with their own money, which says something based on the meager paychecks we receive from the Publisher. In addition, two other riders in the MMM circle have chosen to “Ride Russian.” All of these owners are happy with their machines and continue to pile on the miles.
While Ural continues to refine their bikes and sidecar rigs for the US market, MMM has found that many riders love their current machine and are reluctant to change brands. These riders are curious about a hack but do not want a second machine or a dedicated sidecar outfit. These people wonder about the suitability of adding a sidecar to their existing motorcycle. Their questions include:
• “Can you install a sidecar on any motorcycle?”
• “Is it difficult?”
• “Can I do it myself?”
• “Is it easily removable for a return to solo riding?”
• “Do I need a different license?”
• “Do I need special training?”
In this series of articles, we will examine the pros and cons of adding a sidecar to a “solo” bike and the special considerations that should be considered.
Can you install a sidecar on any motorcycle?
With a few exceptions, yes. Only Ural and Harley Davidson continue to design their frames to handle the extreme stresses created by running a sidecar. It is very easy to marry a Ural sidecar to a Ural bike. Most people dispense with this option and simply order the two together. While H-D doesn’t offer pre-assembled combos like Ural, they do offer a sidecar sold as an optional dealer-installed “accessory.”
All other motorcycles present different challenges. As utility has given way to weight-reduction in motorcycle design, the ability to easily accept and carry a sidecar has gone by the wayside. Even my beloved ’69 Triumph TR-6C Trophy came with frame lugs should one want to mount a chair.
If your bike has a traditional tube frame, mounting a car is pretty straightforward. Slightly more challenging are recent sport bikes and tourers with perimeter frames. While sidecars can be mounted to bikes with this type of frame, you will have to fabricate custom mounting points.
Most challenging are bikes that use the engine as a stressed member and/or bikes that are covered in bodywork. Stressed-engine machines have little-to-no frame to speak of. On these machines you will need to make points to accept the four struts that reach out from the sidecar. If your motorcycle is built like this, search the internet. You may find vendors offering kits for your specific machine. If not, you will need to either fabricate the points yourself, or trust your design to a motorcycle-friendly (and preferably sidecar-knowledgeable) machinist.
Bikes covered in ABS bodywork are another headache. You will have to cut many of the panels to accept the strut hardware. This pretty much creates a dedicated bike + sidecar combo. If you ever desire to sell the motorcycle separately, you’ll need to buy new body work [ka-ching] or find a used set and have it re-painted. This is more work and expense than most riders want.
Is it difficult? Can I do it myself?
A sidecar is easy to physically install, but very tricky to install correctly. You need to balance three structural relationships between the sidecar and motorcycle tug. We’ll explore this in detail in a upcoming article. If you are patient, can follow instructions, and can keep an open mind about motorcycle handling dynamics, you can probably install and ‘tune’ a sidecar onto your machine. If you have trouble doing routine maintenance or need help installing bolt-on accessories, we recommend finding a sidecar specialist to help you. Nothing is scarier than a driving maladjusted sidecar.
Is it easily removable for a return to solo riding?
Yes! If you have only one machine and want to ride it ‘solo,’ you simply disconnect any wiring and/or fuel connections, unclamp the struts from the bike, and be on your way. Carefully note the strut adjustment settings, as this will speed up re-attachment. Serious sidecarists modify their bike to reduce trail. This makes an outfit easier to steer and extends tire life. If you do modify the trail measurement of your motorcycle, then riding the bike solo is not recommended. As an aside, pre-1970 BMW models with leading-link Earles forks came with adjustable fork links. You could switch fork pivot positions which allowed both solo and sidecar operation.
Do I need a different license?
No. All US states and Canada recognize a motorcycle endorsement for sidecar operation.
Do I need special training?
Is it required? No. Do we recommended it? Yes. Sidecars are neither motorcycles nor are they cars. They have unique handling properties. They accelerate and brake differently than solo motorcycles. The technique for right turns is completely different than that for left turns. In the 1960s, the West German Army published a study that showed the safest sidecar operators were those who learned to drive a motorcycle sidecar rig before learning to drive anything else. Operators who had no motorcycle experience but knew how to drive a car were involved in a greater number of accidents. The worst operators of terms of crashes and injuries were those who had a previous motorcycle license before learning how to operate a sidecar.
MMM highly recommends the excellent Driving a Sidecar Outfit (MMM #71) This manual was written for complete novices and quickly teaches you the basics of sidecar operation. Comprehensive Safety Systems in South St. Paul offer sidecar/trike operation classes. The Washington State-based Evergreen Safety Council also offers group and individual sidecar instruction.
Sidecars are fun and practical. You can mount them to a variety of motorcycles. You don’t have to be an engineer to mount a car onto your bike, but help is recommended for wrench-o-phobes. It is easy to remove the sidecar and related hardware from your bike should you desire to ride the bike solo.
Next issue: MMM selects and purchases a bike/tug for our project.
Harley Davidson Motor Co.
Harley-Davidson sidecars (dealer installation only)
Ural motorcycle sidecar rigs
Side Strider Sidecars
Sidecars, installation, mounts and literature. Doug Bingham — 818.780.5542
Sidecars, installation, mounts and literature. Jay Geise — 866.638.1793
Texas Sidecar Company
Sidecars, installation, mounts and literature. 903.640.2149
Mr. Lee Bruns
Sidecar installation and mount fabrication.
Comprehensive Safety Systems
TC Metro-based sidecar instruction and literature 651.552.0682
Evergreen Safety Council
Sidecar instruction and literature
Motorcycle Safety Foundation
Motorcycle instruction and literature. 800.446.9227
Driving a Sidecar Outfit by USCA Sidecar Safety Program
Excellent operator’s manual for all sidecars. Available from above sources as well as online.


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Hi everyone!! I can't believe its Friday again and weekend is around the corner...Ugh!!!! Soon Christmas will be here and... Taking about Christmas!!! Is it to early to be making Christmas cards?? uhmmm!!! Well the reason I ask, its because we haven't ate turkey yet and I'm already on Christmas Spirit. Well anyways here is a cute Christmas Card Box that I've been working on. Ohhh!! but before we get to that, I want to remind you for you to link up a project using your favorite stamp set on my second challenge. okay now onto the rest...
CTMH - My Creations Card Box
CTMH - Believe workshop kit
CTMH - Liquid Glass
CTMH - Sanding Kit
CTMH - Christmas Cheer Stamp set
Mix & Match II Stamp Set from my stamp line
Portuguese Stamp Set from my stamp line
Michael's - Red Ribbon
Michael's - White button
Christmas Card Box
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This is the project she made for my first challenge.
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