COME AS YOU ARE
April 3, 2014
A few weeks ago, we had a Cirilo Bautista tribute as part of the Naga City Public Poetry Project. Only a few was able to attend as readers. There were only five of us there. But still, we pushed through. Afterwards, we had a meeting. You see, we are planning to apply for grants. I made a video of the event and started sending the YouTube link to FB friends. I wanted to involve as many people as possible, even those who failed to attend. The result was amazing. People did show interest and watched the video. Joel Pablo Salud, the editor-in-chief of Philippines Graphic even wanted me to write an article on the poetry gigs that I have been organizing in Naga City. So I did. And now the article is out, printed in Page 36-37 of the April 7, 2014 issue of said magazine. Please do buy (and grab) a copy at your nearest news stands, National Bookstore and 711 outlets. Here’s the picture of the pages. Nice lay-out!
The next session is going to happen on April 25, 2014, again at the Raul Roco Public Library. I hope we could replicate the WG/VerSosimo/Bikol Slam projects as per attendance. Summer, summer, poems of summer. More updates coming!


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Price Tower Arts Center challenges area residents to enter their best shot in an amateur photo contest open to youth, teens and adults.
The rules are simple, while enjoying Price Tower, capture those moments on camera. Being a Frank Lloyd Wright site, it is restricted to copyright through the Frank Lloyd Wright foundation and can only permit photography in certain areas such as outside, Copper Bar and Inn at Price Tower rooms.
On July 28 Price Tower Arts Center will be fully lit for optimal outdoor evening shots.
There is no fee to enter and each person may submit up to two photographs and include contact information. All entries must be received to Price Tower by Aug. 1. Photographs can be submitted digitally by emailing them to firstname.lastname@example.org, tagging on Price Tower Arts Center Facebook page or dropped off at the front desk inside Price Tower located at 510 Dewey Ave. in Bartlesville.
All photograph submissions should accurately reflect the subject matter and the scene as it appeared. Photos can be black and white or color and can include individuals. Photos that have been digitally altered beyond basic editing will be disqualified. Basic editing includes removal of dust, cropping, reasonable adjustments to exposure, color and contrast, etc. Images that do not meet these requirements may or may not be judged at the judge’s sole discretion.
Winner will be announced and photograph will be placed on merchandise in the Wright Place Gift Store, located inside the arts center.
For more information, call 918-336-4949.

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Go-ahead for Germany’s first climate-neutral arena
Plans for Germany’s first climate-neutral arena have been given the go-ahead by council officials.
Bavaria-based developer SWMunich will build and operate the 20,000-cap MUCcc Arena in Munich, backed by more than €300 million of private sector investment.
The multi-use concert and convention centre will be tailored to the requirements of concerts and other live entertainment, as well as in the areas of sustainability, transport and the environment.
“For us, the decision of the Freising City Council is both an incentive and an obligation,” says Lorenz Schmid, MD of SWMunich. “Because we will build and operate Germany’s most modern and first climate-neutral concert arena. And this for the benefit of the region. With the positive decision in principle, the city council of Freising has secured the chance for its city to help develop one of the most exciting cultural projects in Germany.”
The arena will be located in a new green space next to LabCampus, the technology and innovation centre at Munich Airport, with the seating to be arranged in a 270° horseshoe shape, placing the focus on the multifunctional stage.
“The project will create a new cultural centre for Munich and the wider Bavarian region to rival the best live entertainment venues in the world”
“With the construction and operation of Germany’s most sustainable concert arena, many cultural, economic and touristic impulses are created for Freising and the region,” adds director Gert Waltenbauer. “The arena helps to make the metropolitan region of Munich and the free state of Bavaria future-proof and internationally competitive in the concert and event sector. With the KGAL Group as a leading, independent investment and asset manager, the management and financing of the project is secured in the long term.”
The new arena will be climate-neutral thanks to lifecycle-based planning to reduce the carbon footprint during construction and climate-positive management of the operating phase. Several thousand solar panels on the roof of the arena and around the site, coupled with the potential for geothermal energy and district heating, will ensure that the energy for operating the arena can be generated and supplied on site.
Global design firm Populous has been chosen as the architect following a multi-stage architecture competition. Its winning design draws upon Bavarian heritage and character, with the support structure paying homage to the lozenge shape used in the Bavarian state flag.
“The design for MUCcc Arena places people at its heart, delivering a unique and immersive visitor experience, as well as showcasing the very latest in sustainable design methods,” adds Declan Sharkey, senior principal at Populous and lead architect for the scheme. “The project will create a new cultural centre for Munich and the wider Bavarian region to rival the best live entertainment venues in the world.”
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Kelechi Iheanacho scored a goal and set up two others to help Leicester beat Aston Villa 4-2 on Saturday in the English Premier League.
The Nigeria forward’s first-half pluck allowed Leicester to snap a five-game winless run in league play. It was Villa’s first loss in its past five league matches.
Iheanacho stole the ball from defender Boubacar Kamara and passed to James Maddison, who slotted home to equalize shortly after Ollie Watkins’ ninth-minute goal at Villa Park.
Villa went ahead on Harry Souttar’s own goal in the 32nd then Iheanacho made it 2-2 by heading in a cross from Harvey Barnes in the 41st.
Iheanacho fed new arrival Tete, who rounded goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez and put Leicester ahead in first-half stoppage time.
Dennis Praet made it 4-2 in the 79th for Brendan Rodgers’ team, which hosts Tottenham next Saturday.
Villa plays at Manchester City next Sunday.


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Age of Conan remains one of the most visually stunning games available to MMO players. (See screenshot of tiger mount below!!!) At PAX 2009 we were able to get an up close look at the new expansion that will expose AoC players to a new world unlike anything they've experienced! In the new expansion the immortals of Hyboria will embark on an adventure to the land of Khitai. The new expansion will be dubbed: Rise of the Godslayer.
This new wave of content will take players to the mysterious country of Khitai, an Eastern-inspired land full of mystery and wonder. The world of Khitai was never fully explored by Conan author Robert E. Howard before his death; however, Funcom is striving for authenticity with this expansion. Khitai and its people are based on descriptions Howard included in his letters with friends and family. Rise of the Godslayer is shaping up to be the real deal.
The game itself has been vastly improved over the already-impressive Age of Conan. Different zones are now easier to traverse between: instead of teleporting via an NPC, players can simply explore the massive plains of Khitai and cross the border between areas themselves. Khitai is designed to feel like an even more believable world than the Hyboria that was explored in Age of Conan. There are twelve different factions dotted throughout Khitai, and each of them have their own distinct culture. Visually, each faction is striking, and the groundbreaking Age of Conan graphics engine really shines within these new areas. Towns are filled with intricate buildings and lively characters, as well as dazzling sunlight, and Funcom says it are striving to make these places feel alive by opening up as many doors as possible. Players can wander through wonderfully lit shops, inns, temples, and other establishments, without having to pass through a loading screen. The exploration appears to be some of the smoothest in any MMO.
While no new classes or races will be playable in Rise of the Godslayer, the amount of new content is still huge. Each of the twelve factions will have their own quest lines, with exciting rewards for players who make it to the top. Special new armor will be available, including a fourth tier of equipment for high-level players to seek out. New special skills will also be trained, although the exact details of these are still up in the air – suffice to say that they will be exciting and powerful.
The various warring factions of the game will tie into the player's relationship with the world. Beating up thugs from one group won't make you too popular with their superiors, leading to possible future scuffles with NPC enemies looking for revenge. Interestingly, it's possible to betray the people you call your own, and ally yourself with a rival faction – just another line of quests to add to the massive array of new content! However, making your way to the very top of a faction's quest line without betrayal definitely has its perks. For example, one group trains tigers. Stellar players will be given the opportunity to have their very own tiger as a mount or a pet. In true Conan spirit, they must venture naked into the jungle and fight the beast with their bare hands!
The original Age of Conan struck a chord with gamers looking for a darker MMO. It was intense, brutal, and steeped in Robert E. Howard's Conan lore – a major plus for fans of the classic works. Rise of the Godslayer seems to be on the right path to continue that spirit of exciting action, whisking players away to a gorgeous open world full of risks and adventure. The massive realm of Khitai and its promise of new quests, new gear, new friends, and new foes looks to be a worthy successor to the throne of Conan.

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"While walking home from school one day a young boy discovers the power of faith after getting caught in a shootout"
Making of the film: vimeo.com/otashuz/thekeeperbts
IMDB Page: imdb.com/title/tt2705258/
Фильм с русской озвучкой: vimeo.com/otashuz/thekeeperus
This is my graduate short film, which was shot in Brooklyn, New York. Produced by New York Film Academy (NYFA)
Written and Directed by
otash-uz production 2013
Artan MAKU -www.amifestrozafa.al
Born in Tirana in 1954. He graduated from the Department of Painting at Tirana’s Academy of Fine Arts in 1980. Since then, he has written 10 screnplays as an author and has 21 films to his credit.
-The festival organizer, Director General -International Festival of Animated Film for children "AniFestROZAFA"


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NBA: Celtics win as Tatum, Brown big games overcome Lillard career-high [VIDEO]
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Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown combined for 64 points as the Boston Celtics edged the Portland Trail Blazers, 128-124 Sunday in the NBA bubble in Orlando.
Tatum had 34 points and a career-high 8 assists, while Brown made 6 triples en route to 30 points on 60% shooting.
Tatum had 5 threes of his own. Forward Gordon Hayward added 22 points.
The Celtics overcame a career game from Damian Lillard in the process as the Blazers star had 30 points and a career-high 16 assists.
Big man Jusuf Nurkic also contributed 30 points as the Blazers are still fighting for a playoff spot in the Western Conference.
Portland has now fallen to 10th after the San Antonio Spurs (9th) beat the Memphis Grizzlies (8th) in the same night.
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- NBA: Steph Curry makes insane 105 straight 3s in practice [WATCH] - December 27, 2020
- NBA: McCollum, Harden score 44 each in duel as Blazers top Rockets [WATCH] - December 27, 2020

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Mental health a big issue in the workplace
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Pop Music, Pop Culture
The Music Industry Handbook, Second edition is an expert resource and guide for all those seeking an authoritative and user-friendly overview of the music industry today.
The new edition includes coverage of the latest developments in music streaming, including new business models created by the streaming service sector. There is also expanded exploration of the music industry in different regions of the UK and in other areas of Europe, and coverage of new debates within the music industry, including the impact of copyright extensions on the UK music industry and the business protocols involved when music is used in film and advertising.
The Music Industry Handbook, Second edition also includes:
- in-depth explorations of different elements of the music industry, including the live music sector, the recording industry and the classic music business
- analysis of business practices across all areas of the industry, including publishing, synchronisation and trading in the music industry
- profiles presenting interviews with key figures working in the music industry
- detailed further reading for each chapter and a glossary of essential music industry terms.
Pricing is shown for items sent to or within the U.S., excluding shipping and tax. Please consult the store to determine exact fees. No warranties are made express or implied about the accuracy, timeliness, merit, or value of the information provided. Information subject to change without notice. isbn.nu is not a bookseller, just an information source.


As Illinois residents get ready for more high temperatures this August, utility watchdogs are urging people to practice energy efficiency to keep their electric bills down, but also make sure they stay safe.
Extreme heat, on average, kills more Americans every year than any other kind of weather event.
Jim Chilsen, communications director for the Citizens Utility Board, said it is important people have access to air conditioning, but he recommended not running it too hard. The U.S. Department of Energy recommends keeping the thermostat at 78 degrees if people are at home in the summer.
“You don’t want to plunge your thermostat to frigid temperatures, because that will drive up your electric bill,” Chilsen explained. “But you also don’t want to set it at a hot, unsafe temperature. Energy efficiency is about saving money and staying safe.”
When no one’s home, Chilsen pointed out bumping up the thermostat seven to 10 degrees can save roughly 10% on cooling costs. Other tips include cleaning or changing the air-conditioner filters regularly, and sealing gaps around windows and doors.
Chilsen also recommended closing the shades, grilling outdoors instead of cooking inside and waiting until nighttime or even waking up early to use the oven, run the dishwasher or do laundry.
He added those very hot days, when electric companies see what they call ‘peak demand,’ can cause chaos with power bills for the rest of the year.
“The more energy that we need during these high-demand times, the more plants that we have to keep online, the more plants that we have to build,” Chilsen emphasized. “And so, it’s very important during these hot summer afternoons that we practice energy efficiency, because that will have an overall impact on electricity prices.”
He noted keeping appliances and chargers plugged in can subtly increase the amount of heat in a home, so he suggested unplug them when they’re not in use. He also advised checking with your utility to see if there are options to incentivize efficiency, for instance, the state’s two major utilities offer some customers $100 off the cost of a “smart” thermostat.


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Curt Tagtmeier is a graduate of the CMN Music Journalism Program, a hands-on learning experience that prepares you to jump into the world of professional music writing. Curt Tagtmeier goes to a lot of concerts. And now he talks about them with CMN Editor Patrick Foster. In the debut of a new series, Curt talks about seeing the 1975 in Chicago and some old Gorillaz memories.
If you obsess over singers and bands, and are one of those people who make a playlist for every occasion, join CMN’s Music Journalism Course and get real-time experience, intense feedback on your writing, exposure to music industry insiders, and a great place to display build your portfolio. Get all the details on the Music Journalism Course here.


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Alex Curtis is an artist based in Cambridge whose illustrations are built on contradicting elements of subject and colour. The pastel tones that she uses contrast with the often dark and surreal themes of her work. Humans and animals are often dismembered, deformed and disproportioned, with exaggerated facial features and no eyes. She has a fascination with cats and facial hair.
After graduating in 2005 from the London College of Fashion with a degree in ‘Make Up for the Performing Arts’, and utilising skills gained during her foundation year at St. Martins school of Art, where she specialised in Fine Art, Alex set up her design company ‘Thr33designs’. She initially began by illustrating t-shirts, posters and records for friend’s bands in 2005, and it wasn’t long before her eye-catching and unique style caught the attention of bands all across the UK and Europe.
In 2008 her artwork for the 'Gallery' 7 inch single by a band called Tellison was chosen to be exhibited at a retrospective exhibition at London Univeristy of the Arts celebrating 20 years of record sleeve design. Perhaps the most well known music release she has worked on was a collaboration with artist Dan Mumford on the Gallows album 'Orchestra of Wolves', which was released by Warner Brothers in 2007. Respected website Punktastic.com said '"the albums artwork is exceptional. make no mistake, the art alone is like nothing ive seen in the UK for the last few years.."
Alex's artwork attracted the attention of Rock Sound music magazine, a national monthly publication which features a double page article on artists from all around the world who work within the music industry. She has also given several talks and interviews, including an address to the Camberwell College of Art about her experiences of working freelance.
Since then she has gone on to manage a gallery space in Cambridge called The Frontroom recently featured in Creative Review, and is working on starting up a company called 'Poster Roast' whereby UK poster artists are given a platform to exhibit. Alex recently had a stall at the ever growing Flatstock Europe.


I'm simulating a sheet metal part and trying to apply a fixed constraint on a sketch I drew. However, when I try to place a fixed constraint, it won't allow me to place it on a sketch. I remember seeing someone doing that in some tutorial but can't find the tutorial. Any help?
The only way I know to do this is to use the sketch to make a cutout and then constrain the new face that will be created.
I don't know of a simple way to constrain a sketched area although I've often wanted to. The reason usually given (by most FE vendors) is that doing so might result in an unrealistic model and it is always good practice to model the physical reality, eg if the part is clamped then clamp it in an assembly and declare the realistic contact conditions.
Sometimes, however, it would be nice to simply constrain a region and I hope someone will know a method.


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from The Century Dictionary.
- noun An extremely poisonous neutral crystalline compound, C31H50O10, found in Japan in the leaves of Pieris japonica and in the United States in laurel (Rhododendron maximum). It is often fatal to sheep and cows.
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grayanotoxins; grayanotoxin I.
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1. The problem statement, all variables and given/known data A golf ball bounces down a flight of steel stairs, striking each stair on the way down. The ball starts at the top step with a vertical velocity component of zero. If all the collisions with the stairs are elastic, and if the vertical height of the staircase is 3.00 m, determine the bounce height when the ball reaches the bottom of the stairs. Neglect air resistance. 2. Relevant equations Momentum before collision = momentum after collision 3. The attempt at a solution I tried setting up equations, but only got as far as mgh = 1/2mv^2 because of conservation of ME.


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Bakewell tart fiend, ex Byker Grover, straight talking (with a slight twang), nutrition nutter, that comes with being a fond exercise go’er, battered mars bar promoter, beach and surfing enthusiast, conceptual creative, Art Director, canny lad, Adam.
Art Director? I’ve been lucky enough to work worth with some of the most interesting, crazy and inspirational people across many global creative advertising agencies in London. And I still do.
So why personal training? For me exercise and nutrition isn’t a job or ‘a thing I need to do’. It’s a way of life, a true passion, not just a hobby – more than that, I crave it, read about it, study it and practice in it. My creativity in advertising is a career that I love and on the flip side so to is my fascination in nutrition and total fitness. It’s my go to, my blood and one that I want to share and teach. I believe creativity, fitness and well being come hand in hand, one stimulates the other and vice versa. I bring my creativity into my personal training to keep things interesting and challenging for my clients. And in turn my drive for fitness stimulates my creativity.
What you put into your body - you get out
Simplicity is key
it's not about dieting
we're all unique
SPORTIFS & EVENTS
Triathlons, Tough Mudders, Spartans, sportifs, marathons, weight lifting, martial arts… I practice what I preach by getting involved and giving things a bloody good go


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Will Chan from Davidson, North Carolina, has made a verbal commitment to swim for the University of Michigan’s class of 2022.
“I’m proud to announce my verbal commitment to continue my academic and swimming career at the University of Michigan. GO BLUE!”
Chan is a junior at William Amos Hough High School and the North Carolina state record-holder in the 100 breast. In 2016 he tied the then-record, set in 2013 by Daniel Le, with 55.14. In 2017 he lowered it to 54.47, winning the state championship by nearly 2 seconds. Chan was also runner-up in the 200 IM and swam the breaststroke leg (24.83) on Hough’s winning medley relay.
Chan swims year-round with SwimMAC Carolina. He finished fifth in both the 50 free and 100 breast at 2016 Winter Juniors East, and was 18th in the 200 IM. At Greensboro Sectionals in March, he lowered his personal-bests in the 50 free and 100 breast, winning both events. He also won the 200 breast and 200 IM, was runner-up in the 100 free, and placed 15th in the 100 back.
Chan’s best SCY times are:
- 200 breast – 1:58.93
- 100 breast – 53.78
- 200 IM – 1:48.91
- 50 free – 20.14
- 100 free – 45.27
- 100 back – 50.54
If you have a commitment to report, please send an email with a photo (landscape, or horizontal, looks best) and a quote to [email protected]


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What Parents Need to Know
Parents need to know that On the Spectrum is an award-winning Israeli dramatic comedy (available subtitled or dubbed in English) about the lives of three neurodiverse young adults on the autism spectrum. Characters yell, argue, curse, and occasionally drink alcohol. Sexual content includes people visible in their underwear. Overall the show is a smart and sensitive portrayal of what life can be like for adults with autism spectrum disorder; it encourages compassion, curiosity, and empathy.
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ON THE SPECTRUM is an award-winning Israeli series about a neurodiverse trio of 20-somethings navigating living in a neurotypical world. Ron (Liv Majar), Zohar (Neomi Levov), and Amit (Ben Yosipovich) are roommates who are on different parts of the autism spectrum living in a group apartment under the supervision of social worker Yael (Tal Yakimov). Ron is a young, anti-social computer expert who is being encouraged to get a job. Amit eats compulsively and hangs out with his friend Erez (Avi Dangur). He also thinks he's dating a young waitress named Lior (Reef Neeman) from his favorite café. Zohar works at a sandwich shop and is desperate for a boyfriend, but her protective brother Asher (Ori Gat) won't let her date. It's not always easy to participate in the world around them, but as they work through their individual challenges, they also hope to reach their own goals and dreams.
Is It Any Good?
The poignant dramatic comedy tells the life stories of three adults who are on the autism spectrum with care, honesty, and compassion. From being unable to understand social cues, to desperately wanting a more neurotypical life, each member of the neurodiverse group is learning to live, work, and socialize in a world that doesn't always make sense to them. While the setup lends itself to some occasional humorous moments, the overall series also underscores how difficult -- and sometimes dangerous -- this can be.
On the Spectrum approaches autism spectrum disorder (ASD) with sensitivity, and while the actors are not neurodiverse, it is evident that much research was done to honestly and unobjectionably represent people with ASD. Granted, the trio's support system isn't always as reliable as it should be, which leads to some heart-wrenching moments. But this also gives Ron, Zohar, and Amit the room to succeed. Overall, this is a series that offers an entertainingly thoughtful look into what it's like to live in a world that isn't designed for you.
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- Premiere date: April 2, 2021
- Cast: Liv Majar, Neomi Levov, Ben Yosipovich
- Network: HBO Max
- Genre: Drama
- Topics: Brothers and Sisters, Friendship
- Character Strengths: Compassion, Curiosity, Perseverance
- TV rating: TV-MA
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ImmunoCellular Therapeutics to Present at Cowen and Company's 32nd Annual Health Care Conference
March 12, 2012
LOS ANGELES, CA – ImmunoCellular Therapeutics, Ltd. ("ImmunoCellular" or the "Company") (OTCBB: IMUC)today announced that its proprietary method for manufacturing ICT-107, its lead dendritic cell (DC) based vaccine for the treatment of glioblastoma multiforme (GBM), has demonstrated meaningfully enhanced efficiency, consistency and convenience, compared to other methods for producing DC-based immunotherapies.
Developed in collaboration with the Company’s partners, the manufacturing method employs a closed-bag system designed to produce highly potent DCs from white blood cells (WBCs) collected from patients, and for subsequently cryopreserving the DCs for future vaccine treatments. The process has also been optimized to produce high levels of certain cytokines that play a key role in initiating immune response.
Analysis of manufacturing data indicates that this process can produce up to 30 vials of ICT-107 product and 30 vials of placebo (DCs without tumor-specific antigens) in a single production run. Despite variability in cell compositions collected from various patients, the product consistently met the purity and viability criteria reviewed by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. The final manufacturing process is not expected to require significant changes prior to eventual commercialization.
“These manufacturing data demonstrate the robustness of our proprietary, innovative method for manufacturing ICT-107, reinforcing our consistent and controlled ability to produce vaccine for our ongoing Phase II study,” commented Manish Singh, Ph.D., IMUC’s president and CEO.
“In addition, our ability to manufacture in a single run up to 30 doses of vaccine — a multi-year supply — points to meaningful cost advantages over standard methods for producing DC vaccines,” he added, noting that the process for manufacturing Provenge, Dendreon’s DC-based vaccine for the treatment of prostate cancer, requires multiple production runs for making three shots of vaccines required for treatment as the product may not be preserved for future use, resulting in significant costs in terms of time, labor, shipping and administration.
“Based on the benefits our manufacturing process provides in terms of efficiency, cost and convenience for both patient and physician, we are confident in our ability not only to produce sufficient vaccine for current and future clinical trials, but also to bring to market a commercially viable product that has been shown to provide highly significant and urgently needed improvements in survival outcomes for patients with GBM,,” he concluded.
About ImmunoCellular Therapeutics, Ltd.
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Restart of National Medicines Policy Review is welcome, but assurances needed over further consultation and feedback processes
18 August 2022: Medicines Australia welcomes the restart of the National Medicines Policy Review, which was put on hold prior to the May Federal Election following calls from stakeholders who sought improved consultation.
Medicines Australia CEO, Elizabeth de Somer, said the restart of the Review showed the Government’s commitment for Australians to have equitable and affordable access to medicines.
“The National Medicines Policy (NMP) affects all Australians, and this is the first time it has been reviewed in 20 years – so we have to get it right,” Ms de Somer said.
“The NMP sets the overarching policy direction for timely and affordable access to medicines for Australian patients, promotes the quality use of medicines, and supports a responsible and viable medicines industry.
“The modernised NMP should ensure Australia’s policy direction meets the needs of today’s modern medicines and is set up to support the arrival of the latest innovative medicines, vaccines, and treatments for Australian patients.
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With only pocket change and Greyhound bus tickets, Lehua Lewis traveled across the country with her family to Birmingham in 2012 for a fresh start.
Originally from Seattle, Lewis moved to Alabama after her oldest daughter passed away. Following a divorce from an abusive husband, the single mom stayed temporarily at Jessie’s Place, a center for women and children. She and her four children then relocated to public housing before struggles with substance use resulted in the state taking her kids away.
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When I-375 was built through a thriving Black residential and business district in the early 1960s, tens of thousands of mostly Black Detroiters were displaced, almost all of whom were renters who didn’t receive any compensation.
Those details and more are laid out in a new report from the City Council’s Legislative Policy Division on the impact of the construction of I-375. Discussions have recently intensified as the state began its community engagement and planning process for the removal of I-375 in 2025. The highway will be replaced with a street-level boulevard, a $270 million project that Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg, and Mayor Mike Duggan have said will help reconnect the community. The report, issued at the request of At-Large Council Member Mary Waters, notes how many acres of Black Bottom and Paradise Valley were cleared, the number of Detroit residents affected and how many were homeowners. But the generational wealth lost by the construction of I-375 is “difficult” to quantify, it adds.
At the height of Black Bottom and Paradise Valley there were approximately 130,000 residents. Urban renewal displaced 43,000 Detroiters, 70% of whom were Black, according to the report.
“The effects of segregation, racial housing covenants and other discriminatory policies and practices denied those Blacks living in Black Bottom the right to home ownership which is a primary component in the creation of generational wealth,” the report, authored by director of the Legislative Policy Division David Whitaker, reads.
Of those displaced, 92% were renters. In a 20-block area of Black Bottom, just 36 of 2,000 homes were owner-occupied. The report also notes that I-375’s displacement of 300 Black-owned businesses also disrupted the creation of intergenerational wealth.
“It is safe to say that all those persons displaced by the condemnation and destruction of the area; renters, and business owners suffered a loss that would negatively affect their family’s ability to accumulate and transfer wealth for generations to come,” Whitaker wrote.
“It is difficult to predict what would have become of the financial legacies which could have been handed down by homeowners and black business owners of that time…We are not sure how monetary value could be associated with this tragic loss of wealth in today’s dollars,” it adds.
Others are attempting the calculations, like Black Bottom Archives, a media group for uplifting the stories of Black Detroiters.
“There’s a couple of stakeholders at this point that are trying to quantify that,” said Marcia Black, director of the archives. And, unofficially thus far, the Detroit Reparations Task Force, she said. “That’s a partnership that’s in progress,” Black said.
Calculating the wealth lost from displacement has been done in other parts of the country. An analysis was conducted on the effects of a highway constructed through a Black neighborhood in the Rondo neighborhood of St. Paul. It found that an additional $270 million of intergenerational wealth would have existed if those Black residents hadn’t been displaced. The analysis did not account for the wealth lost from the Black businesses that were also displaced there. The analysis was conducted by comparing housing values before the houses were destroyed to what neighborhood homes in St. Paul are now worth more broadly.
Black said she’s skeptical of some of the Legislative Policy Division’s analysis and whether all possible data sources were used.
The report was developed using research from Wayne State University and the University of Michigan, materials from the Detroit Historical Society and Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) as well as news reporting and op-eds from the Detroit Free Press. It also relies on a Detroit Future City report released in August, called “A Call for Reparative Investment in Black Bottom Paradise Valley.”
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Erskine's work. Though not so attractive a preacher as the Erskines, nor so able an apologist as Wilson, yet by the weight of his character and his public position he exerted a very powerful influence on the secession, and contributed very materially to its progress and stability. He died 28 Sept. 1775, in the seventy-eighth year of his age.
[Scott's Fasti, pt. iv. 802; Memorials of the Rev. James Fisher, by John Brown, D.D. (United Presbyterian Fathers), 1849; M'Kerrow's Hist. of the Secession; Life and Diary of the Rev. E. Erskine, A.M., by Donald Fraser; Walker's Theology and Theologians of Scotland; McCrie's Story of the Scottish Church.]
FISHER, JASPER (fl. 1639), divine and dramatist, born in 1591, was the son of William Fisher of Carleton, Bedfordshire, deputy-auditor for the county of York (descended from a Warwickshire family), by Alice Roane of Wellingborough (Visitation of Bedfordshire, Harl. Soc. 1884, xix. 107). Fisher matriculated at Magdalen Hall, Oxford, 13 Nov. 1607; he was admitted B.A. 28 Jan. 1610-11, M.A. 27 Jan. 1613-14, B.D. and D.D. 1639 (Clark, Register, ii. 300). About 1631 (according to Wood) he became rector of Wilsden, Bedfordshire, and in 1633 published his one considerable work, a play, entitled 'Fuimus Troes, the True Trojans, being a story of the Britaines valour at the Romanes first invasion. Publickly presented by the gentlemen students of Magdalen College in Oxford,' London, 1633, 4to. The drama is written in blank verse, interspersed with lyrics; Druids, poets, and a harper are introduced, and it ends with a masque and chorus. Fisher held at Magdalen College the post of divinity or philosophy reader (Wood). He also published some sermons, one on Malachi ii. 7, 1636, 8vo, and 'The Priest's Duty and Dignity, preached at the Triennial Visitation in Ampthill 18 Aug. 1635, by J. F., presbyter and rector of Wilsden in Bedfordshire, and published by command,' London, 1636, 12mo. The exact date of Fisher's death is uncertain; it is only known that he was alive in 1639, when he proceeded D.D. According to Oldys's manuscript notes to Langbaine he became blind, whether from old age or an accident is not known. Wood calls him 'an ingenious man, as those that knew him have divers times informed me' (Athenæ, ii. 636, ed. Bliss). He married Elizabeth, daughter of the Rev. William Sams of Burstead, Essex. Gideon Fisher, who went to Oxford in 1634 and succeeded to the estate at Carleton, was the son, not of Jasper, but of Jasper's elder brother Gideon (Visitation of Bedfordshire, 1634, Harl. Soc. 107).
[Brit. Mus. Cat. of Printed Books; Langbaine's English Dramatic Poets, 1691, p. 533; Baker's Biographia Dramatica, 1812.]
FISHER, JOHN (1459?-1535), bishop of Rochester, eldest son of Robert Fisher, mercer, and Agnes, his wife, was born at Beverley in Yorkshire, and probably received his earliest education in the school attached to the collegiate church in that city. Considerable discrepancy exists in the statements respecting the year of Fisher's birth (see Life by Lewis, i. 1-2). His portrait by Holbein bears the words, 'A° Aetatis 74.' As this could scarcely have been painted after his imprisonment in the Tower, it would seem that Fisher must have been at least seventy-five at the time of his execution. This, however, requires us to conclude that he was over twenty-six at the time of his admission to the B.A. degree, an unusual age, especially in those days. When only thirteen years old he lost his father; the latter would seem to have been a man of considerable substance, and, judging from his numerous bequests to different monastic and other foundations, religious after the fashion of his age. Fisher was subsequently entered at Michaelhouse, Cambridge, under William de Melton, fellow, and afterwards master of the college. In 1487 he proceeded to his degree of bachelor of arts; was soon after elected fellow of Michaelhouse, proceeded to his degree of M.A. in 1491, filled the office of senior proctor in the university in 1494, and became master of his college in 1497. The duties of the proctorial office necessitated, at that time, occasional attendance at court; and Fisher on his appearance in this capacity at Greenwich attracted the notice of the king's mother, Margaret, countess of Richmond, who in 1497 appointed him her confessor.
In 1501 he was elected vice-chancellor of the university. We learn from his own statements, as well as from other sources, that the whole academic community was at that time in a singularly lifeless and impoverished state. To rescue it from this condition, by infusing new life into its studies and gaining for it the help of the wealthy, was one of the chief services which Fisher rendered to his age. In 1503 he was appointed by the Countess of Richmond to fill the newly founded chair of divinity, which she had instituted for the purpose of providing gratuitous theological instruction in the university; and it appears to have been mainly by his advice that about the same time the countess also founded the Lady Margaret preachership, designed for supplying evangelical instruction of the laity

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"Fiscal policy is restraining economic growth. Apart from fluctuations due to changes in energy prices, inflation has been running below the Committee's longer-run objective, but longer-term inflation expectations have remained stable," states the FOMC.
Additionally, the FOMC said it sees the "downside risks to the outlook for the economy and the labor market as having diminished, on net, since last fall. The committee recognizes that inflation persistently below its 2% objective could pose risks to economic performance, but it anticipates that inflation will move back toward its objective over the medium term."
Regarding its asset purchase program, the FOMC said it believes it has provided some growing underlying strength to the broader economy. However, it said it will wait on more evidence that progress will be sustained before adjusting the pace of its purchases. "Asset purchases are not on a preset course, and the Committee's decisions about their pace will remain contingent on the Committee's economic outlook as well as its assessment of the likely efficacy and costs of such purchases," it adds.
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Cyclone Strikes Yemen, 40,000 People Displaced
Cyclone Chapala, the second most powerful storm on record to strike the Arabian Peninsula, caused catastrophic flooding along Yemen’s southern coast yesterday. The city of Mukalla, which is currently administered by al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula and local tribal councils, bore the brunt of the storm. Photos from residents posted to social media show torrential ...
Cyclone Chapala, the second most powerful storm on record to strike the Arabian Peninsula, caused catastrophic flooding along Yemen’s southern coast yesterday. The city of Mukalla, which is currently administered by al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula and local tribal councils, bore the brunt of the storm. Photos from residents posted to social media show torrential flooding in the heart of the city that overwhelmed drainage canals and rose above cars. Meteorologists estimate that some mountains above Mukalla could have seen 20-30 inches of rain, as much as seven times the local annual rainfall average, contributing to the flash floods. There have been no immediate reports of casualties in Mukalla, but 25 people were left injured and 21 are missing according to local reports from Hadhramout province. At least 40,000 people have been displaced by the storm, according to U.N. estimates, and the United Arab Emirates is providing aid to people affected on the Yemeni island of Socotra.
The severe cyclone did not affect Yemen’s ongoing civil war in other regions of the country. The flashpoint city of Taiz continues to be the scene of intense fighting that has left more than 30 people dead in the past day. At least 21 Houthi rebels were killed in a Saudi airstrike, four pro-government forces were killed in ground combat, and eight civilians were killed when a bus struck a landmine, Yemeni officials told the press. Additionally, the United Nations has confirmed that Houthi rebels have detained two U.S. contractors for the last two weeks. The contractors were not U.N. employees but arrived on a U.N. flight and work for the company that manages U.N. facilities in Yemen.
Russia Opens New Base in Syria near Islamic State
Russia appears to be operating from a new military facility in Tiyas, Syria, near the Islamic State-held city of Palmyra. Five attack helicopters have been moved to the base, raising the possibility that the Russian military will begin strikes against the Islamic State. Russian strikes in central Syria this week are believed to have resulted in at least 23 civilian casualties, according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights. Russian President Vladimir Putin and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan spoke by phone this morning about the recent talks on Syria held in Vienna and reaffirmed their commitment to continuing discussions.
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- A U.S. satellite detected a flash of infrared activity shortly before the crash of the Russian commercial plane in the Sinai Peninsula this past Saturday; the heat is suggestive of an explosion, but it is unclear if it could have been caused by a bomb or a technical malfunction.
- U.S. and Russian warplanes flew to within five miles of each other in southern Syria yesterday to conduct a planned test of communications procedures for deconflicting operations.
- Iran appears to be bolstering its anti-American stance; in addition to the recent arrest of an Iranian-American businessman, officials reaffirmed Iran’s commitment to the slogan “Death to America” and closed down a knock-off KFC franchise two days after it opened.
- The Islamic State’s Egyptian affiliate, Sinai Province, claimed credit for a suicide car bomb attack on a police club in the Sinai town of El Arish that killed four police officers this morning.
- Iranian state media is claiming that Nizar Zakka, a U.S.-based businessman and Lebanese citizen who went missing in Iran in September, is being held by the Iranian government for espionage; friends of Zakka say a picture shown of him wearing military clothes was taken at a recent reunion of the military high school he attended.
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“Turkey’s Right Rises Again” (Max Hoffman and Michael Werz, Center for American Progress)
“The big postelection question is whether the AKP can deliver on its campaign promise of stability and peace. Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu promised to be a leader for all Turkish citizens in his victory speech, but the polarization of the past two years — particularly the alienation of many Kurds as the peace process has faltered — will be difficult to reverse. The AKP will face competing pressures: a political impulse to continue cracking down on dissent, particularly Kurdish dissent, and an economic imperative to ease tensions. On the one hand, President Erdoğan and the AKP gained 9 percent of the nationwide vote over just five months by appealing to conservative, Turkish nationalist voters; the government will feel pressure to secure this new voting bloc by continuing the fight against the PKK and the crackdown on the HDP. The bombing of PKK positions in northern Iraq by Turkish jets the day after the election may indicate as much. Such a path would perpetuate fighting in Turkey’s southeast region as the AKP works to root out PKK insurgents and improve the government’s negotiating position in any eventual peace talks. This course is also very risky; it could alienate a new generation of Kurdish youth and could bring retaliatory PKK attacks in major Turkish cities. Indeed, the question of whether anyone can control the armed Kurdish youth groups operating in some southeastern cities remains open — and any serious accusations of electoral fraud could spark Kurdish and leftist protests.”
“Ahmed Chalabi, The Man Who Gave Us ISIS” (Aram Roston, BuzzFeed)
“Chalabi thought the U.S. would help install him as Saddam’s replacement, and he envisioned riding through Baghdad to cheering crowds of Iraqis, like de Gaulle returning triumphant to France. But that never happened. He had lost his influence in Washington, D.C., and he had too many enemies in the U.S. and Iraq. It was after the invasion he’d pushed so hard for that his true weakness was exposed. He tried again and again to become the ruler of Iraq, convinced he was entitled to it. But he never scored more than 1% of the vote, and instead he survived by building blocks of coalitions and by allying himself with powerful Shiite politicians. He tried one more time, last summer, to lead Iraq. He convinced his supporters, Americans and a handful of Iraqis, that it was a done deal, that he’d arranged a partnership by which he would become prime minister. In the end, that didn’t happen, and he was left, associates told BuzzFeed News, furious but impotent, convinced that he had been betrayed.”
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The use of low level laser to reduce pain, inflammation and edema, to promote wound, deeper tissues and nerves healing, and to prevent tissue damage has been known for almost forty years since the invention of lasers. Near Infrared (NIR) therapy has been cleared by the FDA for improving local circulation and relieving pain and inflammation. Tingling and numbness are common complaints that occur in a large number of medical situations including diabetic, statin and chemotherapy related peripheral neuropathy. These symptoms can also be seen in patients after sports injuries, car accidents or overuse injuries.
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From the clubhouse, the Twins watched the Angels lose -- and clinched an AL Wild Card spot
The Twins entered play Wednesday with a magic number of just one -- either a victory of their own or a loss by the Angels would net Minnesota the second American League Wild Card spot.
The Twins weren't able to punch their ticket to October themselves, as they lost to the Indians, 4-2, at Progressive Field. Meanwhile, over at Guaranteed Rate Field in Chicago, the Angels were caught up in a close game with the White Sox. This presented Minnesota with an opportunity for team bonding in the form of waiting around in the clubhouse and hoping for a Chicago win.
The moment Nicky Delmonico's walk-off two-run homer cleared the fence in Chicago's 6-4 win in 10 innings, the Twins had a date with the Yankees in the Wild Card Game next week. That led to this scene:
In doing so, the Twins set some MLB history, too, as pointed out by MLB.com's Rhett Bollinger on Twitter:
There it is. Angels lost in 10 innings. The Twins are headed to the postseason. First @MLB team to ever go from 100 losses to the playoffs.- Rhett Bollinger (@RhettBollinger) September 28, 2017
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Medical negligence claims solicitors for Liverpool, Manchester and the North West
When we enter a GP surgery, hospital or other medical setting, we expect medical practitioners to explain our symptoms, receive a diagnosis and be given the correct treatment or surgery. While most interactions between a patient and medical practitioner go smoothly, there are times when things do not go to plan and medical negligence occurs.
Medical negligence (often referred to as clinical negligence) is where medical professionals fail in their duty of care to their patients. It includes accidental, incorrect or substandard care that causes a patient injury, illness, or prolonged or unnecessary pain, and it can happen across all forms of public and private healthcare.
If you or a loved one think you have experienced medical negligence and you are in Liverpool or the surrounding area, then the team here at Been Let Down can help. Our medical negligence claims solicitors are based in Liverpool city centre and are on hand to offer specialist advice across a range of issues caused by negligent medical care.
Get in touch with us today and we will work with you to see if you can bring a medical negligence claim. We will talk to you about what happened and work with you to secure the compensation you are entitled to.
What are the types of negligent care?
There are different ways that a medical practitioner can be negligent. Some examples that our medical negligence lawyers in Liverpool often come across include:
- Symptoms being ignored
- Incorrect or delayed diagnosis, causing symptoms to worsen
- Incorrect or inadequate treatment given
- X-rays, test results or scans not being read correctly, or things being missed
- Birth injuries
- Surgery not being carried out properly
This list represents just a handful of examples where medical professionals have provided negligent care. If the nature of your enquiry does not appear in this list, do still contact us as we may still be able to assist you in pursuing a claim.
What can happen when negligence has occurred?
Whatever type of medical negligence you have experienced, it is likely that you will be still dealing with what happened and trying to resolve the issues with your health. This could mean you have missed out on work while you recover, or you might have lost out on pay and money worries which can prove to be stressful, especially if you need to pay for medical bills associated with the negligence that you have encountered.
As well as the physical and financial fallout, your mental well-being may be affected. You might have lost faith in medical professionals, and this can mean that you are reluctant to seek further help to resolve the damage to your health.
At Been Let Down, we understand that a lot can happen after a medical negligence event. Our claims solicitors in Liverpool are skilled in working with claimants to secure compensation and winning these claims which make a real difference to the lives of those who have been through so much.
How do I prove my medical negligence claim?
There are two things that you must be able to prove as the claimant. The first is whether there has been a breach of duty of care on the part of the medical professional and the second is that avoidable harm was caused as a result of that breach of duty.
That is where our experienced legal team comes in. By pursuing a medical negligence claim, our legal experts will take you through the process to establish how to prove these two points and gather evidence to present your case.
Choosing your medical negligence lawyer in Liverpool
Medical negligence claims can be among the most complicated of all legal procedures and finding the right representation can go a long way to winning your claim. Therefore, it is vital that you get expert advice and representation from a trusted medical negligence solicitor.
For clients in Liverpool, Manchester and the surrounding areas you can access a nationally respected firm that is right on your doorstep when you contact Been Let Down. Our reputation and nationwide presence will give you the confidence that you are getting the representation you want and deserve.
Having an experienced local negligence solicitor with specialist knowledge in the field of medical negligence is essential to securing the recognition and compensation you are seeking. We can offer this help in the most reliable and expert way possible as we have many years of experience in winning medical negligence claims in Liverpool, Manchester and across the North West.
How does making a claim work?
To make a claim, contact us on a no obligation basis through our online claim form or by calling 0800 234 3234. You will then be contacted by a member of our specialist medical negligence team based at our Liverpool office.
When you choose us to represent you, you will always speak to a solicitor from day one, so we will be able to discuss your case further and analyse any supporting documentation or evidence. This initial period of assessing a medical negligence case is vital as we work with you to gather the necessary supporting evidence.
If we think you have a valid claim for medical negligence and it has a reasonable chance of success, we will explain what happens next, running through the process at a pace you are comfortable with.
We are always honest and transparent, so if we do not believe you could win your claim, we will let you know right away to save you the wasted time and energy. We know that what you have suffered so far will likely have been very distressing, so the last thing we want to do is add to that. However, many cases turn out to make for legitimate claims, so it is well worth speaking to us to see if it is a case worth progressing.
How much does expert local representation cost?
Our expert Medical Negligence solicitors can discuss funding options with you further, but most of our cases are run on ‘No Win No Fee’ basis. This is a Conditional Fee Agreement, or CFA.
Is there a time limit?
There is a time limit for most clinical negligence claims. This is usually three years from the date of the incident. However, that time limit can be extended if you have a later date of knowledge that something may have gone wrong with your treatment, or if you are claiming on behalf of someone who does not possess the mental capacity to claim for themselves.
If you are a parent or guardian, you can make a medical negligence claim on behalf of a child up until their 18th birthday. When that person turns 18, they will have until they reach 21 to make a claim.
When talking through your claim, we will let you know how long you have left to pursue your claim. However, we always recommend that you seek our advice as soon as you can after the incident. This is because the details are fresh in your mind and you are likely to still have any relevant correspondence from the medical professionals to hand.
Our medical negligence solicitors work with clients in Liverpool and the surrounding region to make sure that the timelines are fully established. This clarifies when the incident happened, the events that led up to it and what happened after, along with how long is left to claim.
Why choose Been Let Down?
We do everything we can to be the leading medical negligence claims solicitors for clients in Liverpool, Manchester and the North West, offering the best legal advice and representation for claimants across Merseyside and beyond. This level of representation will enable you to bring the best possible claim.
Here are some reasons why our Liverpool team of solicitors are best placed to help you:
- We’re experts in our field
Our expert medical negligence team in Liverpool is skilled in handling a range of claims.
- A proven record of success
We are a successful team. So, if we think your case could have the potential to win, it probably will.
- Fully accredited
We are authorised and regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA). The SRA set the professional standards that solicitors need to adhere to in England and Wales.
- Supporting you at all times
We are a compassionate, supportive team. We will guide you through every stage of the process with care.
Please contact us if you think that you or a loved one may have grounds for a valid claim. All our initial consultations are provided free of charge and at no obligation. We are dedicated to getting the best outcome for our clients and look at each case on its individual merits.
We can be flexible in our approach and accommodate your needs wherever possible. For instance, we can even arrange home, work or hospital visits and can do this whether you live in Liverpool, London or anywhere else in England and Wales. This is just one of the ways we show we are willing to go the extra mile to support our clients’ legal needs.
Call us today or fill out our claims form on our website. You can also request a call back for a more convenient time. Whichever way you prefer, we will ensure that you find out from one of our specialist solicitors whether we can help you pursue a claim, and if so, how we can help you get the justice and compensation you deserve.
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