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At least 32 people including nine children have been killed after being struck by lightning in India.
Torrential rains accompanied by strong winds uprooted trees, damaged houses and brought down power cables across the region yesterday.
Officials said the deaths occurred over the weekend in the eastern Indian states of Bihar and Jharkhand.
"About 24 people including seven children were killed Saturday and Sunday by bolts of lightning across Bihar," State Disaster Management Minister Renu Kumari Kushwaha said.
Puran Mahto, an official in the state's Dhanbad district said in neighbouring Jharkhand, eight people including two children died.
Though lightning strikes during the June to October monsoon season are common, the weekend toll was unusually high.
Villagers housed in bamboo-and-grass huts are generally most at risk.


Ninni’s rendition of the timeless classic ‘White Christmas’ is absolutely captivating. From the note, his version breathes new life into this beloved holiday song bringing a fresh and invigorating touch. His voice is both clear and emotive adding depth and warmth, to the lyrics. The arrangement of the track is beautifully executed, with an impactful orchestration that enhances its feel without overshadowing the vocals.
Ninni’s interpretation of ‘White Christmas’ showcases his talent in a way. He strikes a balance between honoring the composition and infusing it with his own unique style. The result is a track that exudes both modern appeal and resonates with listeners of all generations. The production quality is flawless ensuring every note and nuance shines through with crystal clarity.
What truly sets this version apart is the emotion that Ninni pours into his performance. There’s an authenticity in his voice that makes you truly feel the spirit of Christmas. It’s as if he does not sing the words but lives them inviting listeners into a winter wonderland he has created. This rendition goes beyond being another cover; it serves as a homage, to the enchantment of the holiday season. Anyone who wants to give their Christmas playlist a touch of sophistication and heartfelt emotion should definitely give this a listen.


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February 9-15, 2018
Fort Wayne, Indiana
The Fort Wayne Philharmonic will join the Conductors Guild to present an International Conductor Training Workshop designed to provide ten conductors and four auditor conductors with instruction on the principles and techniques of the most celebrated conducting teacher of the twentieth century, Ilya Musin.
Over a legendary teaching career spanning 60 years, Ilya Musin students included Vassily Sinaisky, Valery Gergiev, Ennio Nicotra, Yuri Temirkanov, Sian Edwards, Semyon Bychkov, Andrew Constantine, Konstantin Simeonov, Victor Fedotov, Martin Brabbins and many others.
The workshop is a continuation of the Fort Wayne Philharmonic's International Conductor Workshop and will be led by Musin protégé and internationally renowned conducting teacher, Ennio Nicotra. Also featured will be Fort Wayne Philharmonic Music Director Andrew Constantine.
Past Fort Wayne Philharmonic workshops brought aspiring young conductors from several different countries and continents to Fort Wayne to hone their skills in an intensive, fast-paced, and supportive environment. The workshop schedule will include a combination of extensive orchestral rehearsal sessions with the Fort Wayne Philharmonic, two pianos, plus individual lessons, and a concluding public performance on Thursday, February 15, 2018.
Repertoire, application, and all information will soon follow. Watch this space for more information.
For more information about the Fort Wayne Philharmonic and Conductors Guild International Conductor Workshop, click here.
To see Maestro Musin in a master class, click here.
Presented in conjunction with the Ilya Musin Society and the Conductors Guild,
with support from the Donald F. Wood and Darlene M. Richardson Foundation,
and Indiana University, Purdue University Fort Wayne.

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I'm new to cartographer and I am having some problems getting the map note packs to display on the minimap.
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Under Professions, Mining/Herbalism/Fishing are set to "Always", and Enabled is checked
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Nodes that I mine work properly and show up on the map/minimap.
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I have a lovely crafty competition to share with you all today. As you know, this year my aim is to make at least one thing a week from my craft stash, and encourage you all to make things too! I found this lovely Gingerbread Man Bunting Sewing Kit in my stash and thought I would share it with one of my readers who might be looking to be more creative too.
Make your most wonderful crafts of the year with this Gingerbread Man Bunting Sewing Kit! The perfect activity for those cold, winter afternoons, you’ll be able to create a stunning garland in time for Valentine’s Day.
This amazing pack contains all of the felt pieces, stuffing, thread and decorations, with simple step by step instructions to make your delightful gingerbread people and hearts. You’ll have everything you need as the kit includes felt shapes and fabric hearts, jute twine, stuffing, ribbon and thread. The instructions are printed on the back of the box. All you will need is a basic sewing kit – a sewing needle, pins, scissors and glue.
This makes a lovely rainy day activity to share with your children and will result in a lovely banner to decorate your home.
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This Black Dragon pattern is bold in it's black and white and makes a gorgeous beaded amulet or medicine bag. Add your own style of fringe and beads for a strap. Repeat the pattern for the back or use a solid bead color.
A couple of other suggestions for this dragon panel are to add a strap and make the panel a pendant; add a string of beads to the top to hang it on the wall with or without fringe for a wallhanging; or put it into a 3x5 frame with a mat and have a beautiful framed beaded dragon.
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Set on the eastern portion of the island of Hispaniola, the Dominican Republic is one of the Caribbean’s most geographically diverse countries, with stunning white-sand coasts that give way to majestic mountains, tropical rainforests, endless coffee fields and desert interiors. Its bustling cities boast a rich heritage and history — Santo Domingo claims the title of the oldest settlement in the Americas. The cuisine, music and laid-back vibe of the welcoming island nation add to the intoxicating appeal. Factor in gorgeous beach resorts, boutique mountain hideaways and excellent excursion opportunities and you’ve got a postcard-perfect destination for hosting a wedding.
Selecting your wedding outfit is a pivotal moment in your wedding-planning journey. Once you try on a dress and realize it's the one you want to get married in, that's the first glimpse you'll get of yourself as a bride — “exciting” doesn't even begin to sum it up! But before you go shopping, it helps to research different looks to see which one speaks to your personal sense of style.
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House Republicans have a way to tell us what their priorities are … in campaign messages and press releases … and then there is in approving legislation.
Cast in point : Human Trafficking.
From the Roundtable … January 10, 2014
Will Sex-Trafficking Save the GOP ?
Paulsen Talks Sex-Trafficking; House Votes on Obamacare
In political elections, perception is everything.
Do you want to be known as a leading obstructionist in the Do-Nothing Congress … or do you want to find an issue, develop bi-partisan support and enact it ?
The jest of the commentary was that sex trafficking was an issue that had broad appeal and the Republicans would feature that in campaign ads … praising each other in the process :
— Rep. Erik Paulsen (@RepErikPaulsen) January 7, 2014
As the November elections moved closer, so did the mentions in campaign advertisements … Erik Paulsen first commercial was about human trafficking — a subject that John Kline also featured in his first campaign ad … implying that through bipartisan efforts, Congress had acted.
But we know now that Erik Paulsen (and John Kline) were issuing press releases in January self-congratulating themselves for passing new human trafficking legislation. Of course, that is just one chamber of Congress … so it was up to the Senate to act.
As readers of the Star-Tribune learned :
Abortion provision jeopardizes bipartisan sex-trafficking measure
Republicans added the abortion funding language, senators say.
March 12, 2015 —
Suddenly a measure with strong bipartisan support became tinged with high-stakes abortion politics.
“There is no reason it should be included in these bills. This issue is far too important to tie it up with an unrelated fight with politics as usual,” U.S. Rep. Erik Paulsen, R-Minnesota said. “To me, this is about saving lives.”
Both the House and the Senate measures offer enhanced community policing funding for states that enforce the act, and victims would be able to take advantage of free education and training programs. The Senate’s bill brings together federal, state and local efforts to fight sex trafficking.
Eventually, the Senate was able to resolve the abortion question and approved S.178 : Justice for Victims of Trafficking Act of 2015 by a vote of 99-0 on April 22, 2015.
So, it took a while … but the Senate got it done and passed it back to the House for them to approve or reject.
The Senate was doing a few other things between March 12 and April 22, which prompted a press release from Senator David Vitter (R-LA)
Friday, March 27, 2015
(Washington, D.C.) – U.S. Sen. David Vitter (R-La.) announced that the Senate unanimously passed his bipartisan legislation, the Steve Gleason Act of 2015 as an amendment to the budget bill last night.
Vitter’s bipartisan bill is co-sponsored by Senators Amy Klobuchar (D-Minn.), Angus King (I-Maine), Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska), Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa), Mark Kirk (R-Ill.), and Susan Collins (R-Maine). Congresswoman Cathy McMorris Rodgers (R-Wash.) introduced the companion bill in the House of Representatives along with original co-sponsors Congressmen Steve Scalise (R-La.) and Erik Paulsen (R-Minn.). The legislation is endorsed by Steve Gleason’s advocacy organization, Team Gleason, the ALS Association, the American Speech-Language Hearing Association, Center for Medicare Advocacy, the American Occupational Therapy Association, and the United Spinal Association.
Formally, Senator Vitter’s bill S.984 – Steve Gleason Act of 2015 was approved on April 22 and sent to the House for their approval. CBO puts a price tag of $30 million (over ten years) on the legislation.
Hmmm … so the House got two bills on April 22nd that should get a quick approval … which one would they take up first … Human Trafficking or ALS … or something else.
Well, Erik Paulsen made a pitch for both
My statement on the Senate's passage of anti-sex trafficking legislation: pic.twitter.com/BzNsm5hwto
— Rep. Erik Paulsen (@RepErikPaulsen) April 22, 2015
— Rep. Erik Paulsen (@RepErikPaulsen) May 1, 2015
So let’s look at what bills the House approved since April 22 … in fact, let’s give them three business days (which they promoted as part of their Pillars of a New Majority program) so that the bills could be read … and start on April 28 and while acknowledging that the House did approve a couple appropriations bills and NSA spying bills, there were some others that may not seem to be high on the priority list
April 28 H.R. 172: To designate the United States courthouse located at 501 East Court Street in Jackson, Mississippi, as the “R. Jess Brown United States Courthouse”.
April 28 H.R. 984: To amend the National Trails System Act to direct the Secretary of the Interior to conduct a study on the feasibility of designating the Chief Standing Bear National Historic Trail, and for other purposes.
April 30 H.J.Res. 43: Disapproving the action of the District of Columbia Council in approving the Reproductive Health Non-Discrimination Amendment Act of 2014.
So, with action being taken on some pretty insignificant matters, on May 7th, a bipartisan group of 11 Members sent a letter to Speaker Boehner and the other House leaders demanding a vote. The letter’s signatories included Representatives Ted Poe (R-TX), Carolyn Maloney (D-NY), Renee Ellmers (R-NC), Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D-FL), Joe Heck (R-NV), Karen Bass (D-CA), Mark Walker (R-NC), Sean Patrick Maloney (D-NY), Kristi Noem (R-SD), Joyce Beatty (D-OH) and Gwen Moore (D-WI) … notably absent in the signatories is Erik Paulsen.
So what did the House act on … well it voted on
May 12 H.R. 723: Fallen Heroes Flag Act of 2015
May 13 H.R. 36: Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act
And finally on May 18th, the House debated S.178 : Justice for Victims of Trafficking Act of 2015 … and as citizens watched on C-SPAN saw, the House shutdown for the day and moved the vote for another day. Finally, the House approved the Senate bill on May 19th by a vote of 420-3.
Noted speaking on behalf of the bill was Kristi Noem … who promptly contacted reporters :
“I’m very excited to see that our human trafficking legislation is passing through the House and will go to President Barack Obama. … I’m certainly hopeful the president signs it as soon as possible, to not only help create more resources but to make sure our law enforcement officials have every tool they need to stop this industry in its tracks.”
John Kline’s Education and Workforce Committee issued a press release stating :
Congress has responded to a national crisis with new tools to fight a heinous crime that affects millions of innocent individuals each year, including hundreds of thousands of youth. I applaud my colleagues on both sides of the aisle for recognizing the seriousness of this crime, reaffirming our commitment to the victims and their families, and sending this critical piece of legislation to the president’s desk.
Erik Paulsen twitted the good news …
— Rep. Erik Paulsen (@RepErikPaulsen) May 21, 2015
Hmmm … the common message, “We did it” … when the heck will the President act ? Well, don’t be surprised that this doesn’t take another week for the President to sign it … if he wants the House leaders to hold a public signing ceremony since the House is on recess this week.
Oh, and you guessed it … this means at least another week that the ALS legislation ( S.984 – Steve Gleason Act of 2015 ) sits idle in the House … but don’t be surprised that once the House does decide to act on it, that it will receive an overwhelming support and that Erik Paulsen will push more press releases about his efforts.
The mid-term elections gave the Republicans complete control of the legislative body … yet all the House seems able to do successfully is take recesses … and issuing self-promoting press releases and tweets.
This illustrates the politicization of the process.
Human trafficking was never a controversial issue … as the Roundtable has cited before the House bills were passed via voice votes and when recorded votes were made, there was zero opposition.
Abortion on the other hand is a controversial issue … the resolution the House approved is that a resolution – not an Act. The Pain-Capable bill was delayed before when some Republicans feared that it would respark the “legitimate rape” question … finally scheduling the vote for the second anniversary of the conviction of Kermit Gosnell. Ya gotta wonder if Mr. Gosnell had been convicted in October, would have have delayed the vote (well, if it was an election year, the answer would be obvious.) The President is likely to veto the bill if the Senate every passes it … so this was more about campaign messaging then legislative accomplishment.
The naming of Post Offices (and honoring sports teams) was something that former Majority Leader Eric Canter wanted to do in mass … but too seems to have changed (incidentally, the Senate has approved S. 179 to rename the Chisholm MN post office in Jim Oberstar’s name … but the House has yet to act on the identical bill H.R. 316).
Yet, the naming of post offices took precedence over human trafficking.
American needs a House of Representatives that works … it is a sham that these people cannot even act on a timely manner on legislation that has overwhelming support.


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Review from EPTA PianoBulletin by Christo Lelie
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Review Christo Lelie ( English Translation)
If asked, most people would say Barcelona is Spain’s second city. Most Barcelona residents would argue it is not a Spanish city, but the Capital of Catalonia. In recent years it has become obvious that the Generalitat de Catalunya wants to secede from Spain.
This is still the ambition of the Catalans, last February’s elections gave evidence of this, with the separatists securing a majority. Such a division would be economically unfavourable for Spain and European unity. Whether Catalonia can thrive without Madrid’s governance is a question, that does not need to be answered in this piano magazine.
Catalonia differs from Spain in many ways. The Catalans speak their own language and have their own national character, culture and music. Anyone who wishes to become acquainted with their music are advised to purchase the beautiful CD of Catalan piano works by Carol Ruiz.
The pianist herself is Catalan, albeit has lived and worked in the Netherlands for many years where she studied at the conservatory in Utrecht with Alan Weiss. She is a musically warm-blooded and both technically exceptionally gifted pianist, who is regrettably not yet widely known in our country.
After her (first) CD “Nocturnes”, which was also favourably reviewed by this magazine, she makes an even greater impression with her recordings of piano works by her compatriots, all composers from the end of the nineteenth and the first half of the twentieth century.It is remarkable that two of the most famous “Spanish” composers, Albéniz and Granados, were born in Catalonia. Their music though, is much more Spanish rather than specifically Catalan.Nonetheless, Carol Ruiz recorded works by Enrique Granados in her CD program. She ends with Allegro de Concierto, that is preceded by Granados’ very virtuoso and vibrantly interpreted graceful Danza no. 2 “Oriental”. That work has a delightful theme that, once you’ve heard it, you’ll never forget.Granados is, in a sense, one of the most famous Great Spanish composers. His most famous truly Catalan colleague is without a doubt Federic Mompou. Carol Ruiz has presented six substantial compositions by him.Mompou is best known because of his short, often intimate and dreamy pieces that he brought together in his four books Musica callada. Ruiz leaves these musical treats undisturbed as she opted for his lesser known most extroverted and virtuoso works.
Ruiz opens her program with delightful playing music: the five-part cycle Scenes d’enfants. It is followed by the diptych Gitanes. Filled with a delightful melancholy and nostalgia, is Ruiz’s own, refined transcription of Mompou’s beautiful song Damunt de tu nomes les flors. After that, a multitude of moods can be heard in Planys. Ruiz ends her Mompou program with the numbers 6 and 8 from the Canciones y Danzas. lesser known counterpart of Mompou was Manuel Blancafort. His Absència is of a poignant sadness that contrasts sharply with the following, cheerful L’orgue dels cavallets (the carousel organ).These pieces have an accessible, late-Romantic idiom with a southern warmth, which we can instantly relate to in earlier works inspired by the Iberian Peninsula by Debussy, Ravel and other French composers of the period.Strongly influenced by Debussy (during his Impressionist period) stood Ricard Lamote de Grignon. This lesser-known Catalan is represented in this album with the spicy staccato piece Foc Follet (wandering light) and the atmospheric impression El convento dels peixos (the monastery of the fish).As an encore in style, Ruiz plays her own arrangement of El Cant dels Ocells (Song of the birds), which has become well known thanks to the world famous Catalan cellist Pablo Casals. At the end of the Spanish Civil War, Casals voluntarily exciled himself to France, opponent as he was of the Franco regime that had forbidden all manifests of Catalan culture. Since then he started all his concerts with this traditional Christmas song, making it one of the national symbols of Catalonia.
Listening to Ruiz’ beautifully recorded CD is like a journey through the beautiful Catalonia. Especially now that this region still seems inaccessible for the time being due to the pandemic, “Mompou and more” is an excellent substitute for a plane ticket to the sun.
“Mompou and More” on different radio shows
“Mompou and More” is gedraaid op verschillende radio programma’s
Live presentation from “Mompou and More” at the Classical Radio (Radio 4) in The Netherlands! Use the link bellow to listen and watch the interviews and live concert.
Live presentatie van “Mompou and More” De ochtend van 4” in de artiesten Foyer! Om het terug te kijken gebruikt het volgende link:https://www.nporadio4.nl/fragmenten/video/2021-01-22-de-ochtend-van- 4-biedt-een-podium-aan-nederlandse-musici
Artist of the month chosen by Artenzza Magazine!
My Cd is played at Radio 4!
Mompou and More is gedraaid in radio 4!
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February 27, 2015
Position Paper: 2015-1
Re: Colorado Oil and Gas Task Force Recommendations
As a Colorado non-profit with a focus on sustainable development that assures the prosperity, health and well-being of global mountain and Arctic communities, the Arctic and Mountain Regions Development Institute (AMRDI henceforth) takes special notice of the recommendations put forth this week by the Colorado Task Force regarding State and Local Regulation of Oil and Gas Operations, or Oil and Gas Task Force (Task Force henceforth).
Though the Task Force has been seen as principally addressing a Front Range phenomenon of oil and gas activity, with a special focus on hydraulic fracturing techniques (fracking henceforth) in or near residential neighborhoods, AMRDI sees the recommendations as a bellwether of future statewide regulatory practice and best practices, with significant implications for valley and West Slope oil and gas activities, with significant implications for rural economies and household well-being.
These activities, we recognize, have significant economic implications for communities and the state and thus their outright ban is impractical initially, but they have also had a measurable environmental and health impact for proximate residents. Denying so is disingenuous, and AMRDI continues to recommend investments and policy that broadens and diversifies rural economic opportunities in order to break the dependence on natural resource extraction.
AMRDI nevertheless applauds both the mission and hard work of the Task Force’s 19 members and 2 Chairs in putting forth recommendations that were widely agreed upon between diverse stakeholders with varying interests. AMRDI also applauds Governor Hickenlooper in creating the Task Force, with the goal of constructively seeking a pathway to compromise, and in so doing giving voice to stakeholders that are not as economically or politically empowered to challenge the oil and gas industry with legitimate concerns. We do nevertheless recognize the contentious nature of the Task Force’s background, given its origins as an effort to avoid a statewide referendum proposing fracking’s ban on the November 2014 ballot.
Recommendations that received support from two-thirds of members on the Oil and Gas Task Force (or recommendations 17, 20, 25, 31b, 41, 37, 49 and 52b) have been summarized as:
1. Establish a process for increased collaboration between oil and gas operators and local governments when it comes to multi-well drill sites, and provide mediation if the collaborative process does not produce and agreement about where to put large-scale drilling operations.
2. Include future oil and gas drilling and production facilities in the local comprehensive planning process. Operators would have to reveal future drilling sites and related facilities.
3. Enhance local government designee roles and functions as liaisons between industry, residents and local officials.
4. Increase COGCC staff, including inspectors, enforcement and permitting staff.
5. Increase staffing at Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment, increase capacity for health risk assessments, and create a health complaint hotline.
6. Create and oil and gas information clearinghouse.
7. Convene a working group to find ways to reduce truck traffic on public streets, roads and highways for oil and gas activities.
8. Continue rules around methane emissions that the state enacted on a temporary basis last year.
9. Implement a compliance assistance program for the industry.
AMRDI Positions and Response
§ AMRDI strongly supports the inclusion of recommendations 1-4, as listed above, with a special emphasis on 1 and 3, and welcomes both the increased level of community oversight and the opportunity for increased collaborative dispute resolution, or so we envision it, in the event of conflicts. As we have derived form both international and domestic experience, increased community-industry collaboration is essential to finding cost-effective but critical adjustments to the scope and nature of industrial development in populated regions.
§ AMRDI laments the absence of more stringent regulation. Specifically, the failure to have passed and put forth recommendation 44, or “The Full and Public Disclosure of the Chemicals and Concentrations Used in Oil and Gas Operations” is a glaring oversight. This recommendation, which had been one of Governor Hickenlooper’s own early in his administration, remains a barrier to public confidence in oil and gas activities and a source of public distress, as well as a public safety hazard in the event of spills or water contamination. In light of over 170 oil and gas related spills throughout the state in 2013, this sensible move toward transparency is fundamental, and its oversight will diminish the significance of the Task Force’s work.
§ AMRDI also laments the lack of more comprehensive health and monitoring recommendations. Two were originally put to the Task Force for approval, and only one was approved by the Task Force (31b, or #5 as listed above). Given, as cited above, increased levels of ground-level ozone and sustained EPA non-compliance in air quality in Colorado’s Front Range, AMRDI recommends systematic monitoring of known harmful chemicals, including Benzene.
§ AMRDI also recommends site-specific monitoring for leaks, funded by locally-derived fees as necessary, and a transparent regulatory process of fine levying, escalating to prosecution for leaks, unrepaired leaks or sustained and excessive leaks. Self-regulation has proven ineffective in resolving this problem.
§ AMRDI recommends increased research on the effects of oil and gas activity on human health in proximate neighborhoods and residents. The causal linkages are not clear, and greater information would benefit both the oil and gas industry and general public.
§ Goals 7-9, as listed above, are not unimportant, but lack initiative and are otherwise poorly defined. Goal 9 could in fact be critical, and prove a pivotal way to increase public oversight of non-compliant operations. We nevertheless recommend that goals 7-9 be more explicitly drawn before implementation.
§ Goals 7-9 require measurable targets, a defined, lead actor/coordinator, funding source, and more precise time line for implementation, monitoring and evaluation.
AMRDI argues that the Task Force represents a novel and compelling arrangement with broad stakeholder inclusion. The discourse surrounding oil and gas development can be monopolized by extreme opinions on both sides of the question, which heightens emotions, but results in little in the way of constructive agreements across stakeholder interests. The Task Force is an explicit attempt to find an inclusive approach to oil and gas development governance in Colorado, which we applaud.
At the same time, oil and gas comes with significant risks that are unavoidable, and government should not continue to defer authority and oversight to industry itself, a troubling trend and backward slide apparent in the Hickenlooper administration as its initial and moderate attempts at oversight were repelled.
Where appropriate, government, including the current administration and legislature, which will now consider the nine recommendations, must assert its regulatory authority where human and environmental health is at risk, as it is here.
Finally, AMRDI again asserts its belief that Colorado’s prosperity will hinge more on economic diversification than a continued reliance on carbon assets and other natural resources prone to price instability and short time horizons.

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Potty training is perhaps one of the biggest hurdles for parents to face when their child is growing up.
From persuading their little one to use the potty or toilet, to helping them wipe and wash their hands. Then there’s making sure you help when they have an accident. But what about when they won’t go, specifically when they won’t poo? It might sound strange but for many children this is an issue, and in fact one in three suffer with constipation.
Changes in lifestyle – anything from a holiday or a change in diet to starting nursery where there’s a different toilet to the one they’re used to – can really affect a child’s ability to ‘go’, and if they are fearful after a painful experience, for example with constipation, then that can get worse.
Alina Lynden is from ERIC – The Children’s bowel and bladder charity, and says that while running the charity’s helpline there could be days where most of the calls were from parents whose children would wee, but not poo.
“Stool withholding is the name we give it,” she explains. “It can happen for all kinds of different reasons. Potty training is the first time that children have to take control of their body,” says Alina. “And for some of them it feels like they are losing part of themselves when they poo. Some are worried about the splash it might make, especially children with Autistic Spectrum Disorder, as it’s a sensory thing.:
How to get your child to use the loo when they are refusing to go
Don’t say ‘yukky!’
Turning the idea of poo into a smelly, ‘yukky’ item can exacerbate the problem, warns Alina. Instead, get them involved in changing their clothes
Look at the circumstances
Take time to analyse what might have triggered your child not wanting to poo. Has there been a change in diet, routine or something like a holiday? A flight can be a trigger, for example, or not wanting to poo somewhere unfamiliar like a public toilet with a ‘scary’ hand drier.
Have ‘toilet time’
Allowing a child to just sit on the potty can help things move more freely, and can dispel the fear of the potty, says Alina. Instead of making it just about the poo, sit them down, get a book and even a game, and let them sit there while things get going and learn to use the muscles. Remember to say ‘toilet time’ instead of ‘having a poo’. Then it’s not about the poo!
Be wary of constipation
One of the problems that can occur is children getting into a cycle of having a bad experience – such as constipation or an accident – then not wanting to poo, so holding it in, then becoming constipated. The constipation is then painful, and the problem builds.
A nappy is better than an accident
If your child will only poo in a nappy it might be tempting not to let them, as it feels like you’re going backwards. But the alternative is an accident or them holding the poo in. So it’s better to let them use the nappy again while you get into that toilet routine, advises Alina. ‘Meet them where they are,’ she says. ‘There are ways of moving things on from a nappy to the toilet.’
Try an app
The Poo goes home to Pooland app might make you giggle with its name but it’s a highly successful tool for parents. Designed by the Northumberland, Tyne and Wear NHS Foundation Trust, the app helps children understand they’re not to blame for having issues with pooing.
Be a team
Whether you’re a sole carer, in a relationship or co-parenting, the most important thing is for everyone who looks after your child to have the same routine with them when it comes to poo time. That means everyone from grandparents to aunties or uncles.
Consider a laxative
Children can take laxatives, and it’s ok to use them if you think it’s necessary. Speak to your pharmacist if you want reassurance. And in the meantime, remember that patience is key!


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Rob Lowe has revealed that he once got into a serious fight with Hollywood star Tom Cruise.
The former 'Brat Pack' actor, who rose to fame in the '80s, said that he was rehearsing for a fight scene in The Outsiders when he accidentally struck Cruise for real, resulting in an altercation.
"We all beat the living s**t out of one another, we really did," Bang! Showbiz quotes Lowe as saying. "I got one clean shot on Tom, and Tom is such a competitive lunatic - which is what I love about him - but the next thing you know he's ready to kill me."
He added: "We were all competitive. It wasn't just Tom. We were hardcore."
Since his heyday in the '80s, Lowe has gone on to have a successful television career with starring roles in shows such as The West Wing, Brothers & Sisters and Parks and Recreation.
He recently admitted that he "loved" going to rehab in 1988 to deal with issues of drug and sex addiction as it helped him put his life back on track.
The actor will release a tell-all memoir called Stories I only Tell My Friends on May 26.


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Public Health and Lead in Water: Our View
Freshwater Future has worked for years to help ensure people can protect themselves from lead and other contaminants in drinking water, and one thing is clear to us: there is no safe level of lead. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has long held “the best available science which shows there is no safe level of exposure to lead.” Our work in partnership with the Flint Development Center and the University of Michigan Biological Station laboratory have also clearly indicated that when there is lead in drinking water, filters reduce the amount of lead when used and maintained properly.
In Michigan, a revised Lead and Copper Rule now has communities utilizing a new testing protocol that is more accurate at finding lead at the tap. Unfortunately, as communities and water systems are learning they are out of compliance with the rule, we have not heard strong recommendations for using filters in these communities coming either from the state or municipalities. Instead, we have seen alerts and educational materials that recommend filters only for pregnant women and children.
While we agree that children and pregnant women should use filtered water in communities out of compliance with the rule, we strongly believe EVERYONE in these communities should utilize filters to protect their health. Because the testing that the rule relies on is conducted in only a few homes, it is impossible for most residents to know whether they too could be drinking tap water with elevated lead levels. Therefore, filters that connect directly to the tap to filter out lead (be sure they are labeled Standard 53) are an important tool to protect residents of all ages in communities that are out of compliance with the Lead and Copper Rule.
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An assay for the presence of an analyte or determining a biological or medical parameter comprising the steps of adding an assay component to a pH-sensitive material charged with magnetic particles, wherein the assay component causes a pH change which is a function of the analyte or parameter to be measured; subjecting the magnetic particles to an oscillating magnetic field; and measuring the effect of the magnetic field on the magnetic particles. The assay is an enzyme immunoassay. A kit for practicing the enzyme immunoassay is also described.
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Subtle … isn’t it?
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Who determined we would be called people, who are persons, who take things personal, and become ‘personnel’?
Why are we not called something else? Like for instance … saviors … who repeatedly do what we can to help others? Or … universal code bearers … who receive and share the messages from beyond this time and place? Or … magnifiers … who grow that which has been fostered in our being?
This will probably strike all kinds of chords in many, yet I feel that ‘people’ are much more than what we’ve been trained to believe. Our bodies and minds are meant for much more than becoming ‘personnel’ in this world … taking everything personal.
This life is so much bigger than what we’ve been told! The capacity!!!!!!! It is outrageous, HUGE!! And it has been reduced to this small insignificant rubble …. yet we know it is much more, which is why there is struggle to break free from these stories we’ve been given to live.
Honestly, if you had the task of renaming ‘people’ … the ‘persons’ of this world, knowing you are one of them … what would you call us?

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Outlast Youth exists to reduce and prevent LGBTQ youth homelessness in Dallas and surrounding counties.
According to service providers, an estimated 20-40% of youth experiencing homelessness identify as Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Queer, LGBTQ, while only 7-10% of the general youth population identifies as such (Ray, N., 2006). As a result, under the direction of the City of Dallas' LGBT Task Force, chaired by DMPT Adam Medrano, local organizations joined efforts to reduce and prevent LGBTQ youth homelessness in Dallas and surrounding communities.
Any good cause is just a cause without the work. We aim to manifest our mission and vision by doing the following:
Our committed partners are listed here. We collaborate with each of them to build bridges within interfaith communities, heal the wounds of past hurts and dig deep to the systemic roots of this issue.
We are running an ongoing awareness campaign, launched January 20, 2017, to educate people that there is a problem but there are active ways to get involved and fix it.
Many do not know the reasons youth homelessness, and specifically LGBTQ youth homelessness, exists. Through workshops, talks, events and cultural competency trainings for homeless service providers, we aim to educate folks on the issue in our backyard.


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The California Highway Patrol was investigating following the arrest of a person on suspicion of vehicle theft after leading law enforcement on a chase from Vacaville to Berkeley, authorities said.
Around 11:50 a.m. Wednesday, Vacaville police asked for CHP help pursuing a stolen gray Nissan Maxima seen fleeing west on Interstate 80 near Peña Adobe Road.
CHP officers soon found the Nissan on I-80 in Vallejo but eased away from following as a CHP Golden Gate helicopter took over the pursuit, following the vehicle to Berkeley.
Once the Nissan approached University Avenue at speeds well over 100 mph, it left I-80 and pulled onto city streets before stopping in a southwest Berkeley neighborhood. Moments later, Berkeley police sent out alerts that they were aiding a suspect capture near Eighth Street and Channing Way.
— Berkeley Police (@berkeleypolice) February 12, 2020
After Berkeley and CHP officers set up a perimeter, a CHP plane joined the helicopter in searching the area until the suspect was found hiding in a backyard in the 900 block of Channing Way and taken into custody.
About 30 minutes ago, officers located the suspect on the 900 block of Channing Way.
— Berkeley Police (@berkeleypolice) February 13, 2020
The suspect, who was not identified Thursday night, was booked into Berkeley City Jail on suspicion of driving a stolen vehicle, felony evading and hit-and-run.
Anyone with information about the case should call the CHP’s Oakland bureau at 510-450-3821.
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Seb Morris and Rick Parfitt Jr. will return to Team Parker Racing in the outfit’s second Bentley Continental GT3 for the British GT season, the team announced on Monday.
The pair join previously-announced Ian Loggie and Callum MacLeod in an expanded two-car program for the Leicestershire, England-based team.
Morris and Parfitt combined last year in the former’s first season in GT competition to score four pole positions, while also winning the second Oulton Park sprint race.
More recently, Sunoco Challenge winner Morris joined Action Express Racing at the Rolex 24 at Daytona in January as the team’s fourth driver in the No. 31 Cadillac DPi.
“I’m extremely excited to mount a full title assault on the British GT Championship with this amazing team of people once again and, of course, the best manufacturer on the grid – Bentley,” Morris said.
“I believe with the changes we have made over the winter with the help of M-Sport and Bentley, plus the driver pairing, we really will have the whole package this year.
“It’s a dream come true to be able to do this again with a year of experience behind us. I can’t wait to get going, most importantly we are here to win the championship – that’s the goal.”
The Bentley’s new livery, featuring backing from British haulage and infrastructure giant Eddie Stobart, will be unveiled on Friday at an event in Mayfair, London.
This announcement means that last season’s top four driver pairings – both TF Sport cars, the Phil Keen / Jon Minshaw Barwell Motorsport entry and the Morris / Parfitt Bentley – return unchanged for 2017.


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Lectures on Ethics | Edition: 1
Author: Immanuel Kant, Louis Infield (Translator), Lewis White Beck (Foreword by)
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Schools: University at Albany (SUNY)
Description: Copublished in the U.K. by Routledge.These lively essays, transcribed by Kant's students during his lectures on ethics at Konigsberg in the years 1775-1780, are celebrated not only for their insight into Kant's polished and often witty lecture style but also as a key to understanding the development of his moral thought. As Lewis White Beck points out in the Foreword to this edition, those who know Kant only from his rigorous and abstract intellectual critiques may be surprised by the accessibility of these essays, which put flesh on the bones of the critical ethics, while revealing Kant as a practical moralist, greatly concerned with the nuances of human conduct and the social effects of his moral teaching. The sharply focused discussions and definitions strengthen an interpretation of Kant's more mature speculative works and remain the riches document we have for understanding the history of the preeminent ethical theory of modern times.

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Sept. 17 (UPI) -- A Washington-based federal judge on Thursday placed a temporary block on operational changes to the U.S. Postal Service that have been cited for causing a slowdown in mail delivery.
U.S. District Judge Stanley Bastian granted a request from Washington and 13 other states to issue a temporary injunction against the policies implemented under Postmaster General Louis DeJoy, saying backlogs in mail "likely will slow down the delivery of ballots" in November's election.
"The states have demonstrated that the defendants are involved in a politically motivated attack on the efficiency of the Postal Service," Bastian said in his ruling. "They have also demonstrated that this attack on the Postal Service is likely to irreparably harm the states' ability to administer the 2020 general election."
Washington Attorney General Bob Ferguson led the lawsuit, which called for the USPS to halt a policy requiring postal trucks to leave at specified times even if some mail is being loaded, to treat all election mail as First Class mail regardless of postage, and to replace, reassemble or reconnect mail-sorting machines that have been removed
"The Postal Service provides a critical lifeline to our veterans and seniors," he said. "With the national election less than two months away, we are seeking a judicial order protecting this critical government service."
Bastian said that his preliminary injunction would be issued "essentially in the form presented by the states" but it was not immediately clear how long it would remain in effect.
A lawyer representing the USPS, DeJoy and President Donald Trump contended that the Postal Service is prepared to handle the surge in election mail and delays observed in mail delivery over the summer have subsided.
Last month, DeJoy said he would suspend some of the operational changes until after the election "to avoid even the appearance of any impact on election mail."


Chelsea, Arsenal and most recently Newcastle United have been linked with moves for Aubameyang, with Magpies owner Mike Ashley reportedly seen in the stands during St-Etienne's 2-2 draw with PSG last night.
But before the game, Aubameyang threw doubt over his speculated switch to the Premier League this summer, by admitting his interest in the a transfer to Paris.
According to French news paper Le Parisien, the Gabon international also confirmed his intention to move to a bigger club.
"I am ready to join a top club," said Aubameyang.
I am ready to join a top club
"PSG? Of course an eventual offer would be interesting, but I don't know if they are really tracking me, we'll see.
"In any case, it would be nice to play next to Ibrahimovic."
Ibrahimovic has been linked with a departure from PSG in recent weeks, but the oil-rich French club could look to bring in Aubameyang to supplement the Swede in their attack or replace him.
Aubameyang trails Ibrahimovic in the Ligue 1 top scorers chart, having struck 16 times this season for St-Etienne while the Swede has found the net 25 times.
But the 23-year-old is the man in form, having scored eight goals in as many games and attracting interest from teams in France and abroad.


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3 Places To See Peranakan Tiles In Singapore
One only has to look at one of Instagram's most popular hashtags #IHaveThisThingWithFloors to know that the tile craze is real. Here at Choo Yilin, we have fallen in love with our local tiles, better known as Peranakan Tiles. Here's a look at three places in Singapore with some of the most amazing collections of these intricate heritage decor!
1. EVERTON ROAD
Located in a quiet district just off Outram, Everton Road is an enclave of nostalgic Peranakan shophouses. Upon entering the neighbourhood one can't help but to notice its quiet calm and serenity. Most of the homes here are residential properties, so do tread lightly!
2. Blair Road
At the end of Everton Road, one will reach a crossroads at Spottiswoode Park Road. Don't hesitate to continue walking on, because on the other side is an even more spectacular collection of restored traditional Peranakan residences, most of which border on grandiose. The tiles we found here were also simply exquisite, with a good mix of modern and traditional motifs. Needless to say we were in love.
3. JOO CHIAT
Over in the Eastern part of our city, Koon Seng in Joo Chiat is well-known for its pastel and colourful Peranakan buildings. Traditionally the area where the Peranakan community first settled, it is a favourite among tourists and locals alike for a unique experience of our urban city.
At Choo Yilin, we regard our heritage with respect and admiration. Taking inspiration from the beautiful patterns of tiles, we incorporate these motifs into our jewellery as a reminder of the stance of heritage in our modern lives. The result is a fresh and contemporary look that can go seamlessly with just about any outfit you put together.


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Heading to a friend's birthday party with a newly gathered head of red wine lettuce! Grow Plants You'll Consume If you enjoy basil .. Melaloni Plant Care Tips.. grow basil. It sounds too simple to be considered an idea, however I can't inform you the number of new gardeners I have actually seen bite off method more than they can chew by growing "cool" plants that they don't even like! Keep it basic and make a list of 3 to five plants you truly enjoy working into your cooking and concentrate on those for your first season.
It's a full-circle experience that strengthens numerous newbie garden enthusiasts' love of the craft. Fork Tip Hoe. Area is Whatever When beginning your garden, you have the ultimate luxury ... you get to choose where it goes! But with this option comes the potential to pay a heavy cost. If you position your garden in an area of your house that isn't conducive to excellent plant development, then you're most likely to sour on gardening in basic as your plants look sad and battle to prosper.
A lot of plants desire at least 6 to eight hours of sun daily. Make note of how the sun travels over your space throughout the day, watching for shade or locations - Alocasia Plant Care Tips. It's a great concept to give it a couple of days of observation before you decide on a last spot.
Concentrate On Soil Health After you've set your newbie garden up, you need some soil. And soil is what you require, not dirt. There's a huge difference in between a high-quality, well-balanced natural soil rich with nutrition and microbial life, and a pile of depleted topsoil. Urban Gardening 101. This is the top area to spend money on when starting.
Provide Your Plants Area A typical error brand-new garden enthusiasts make is dramatically overcrowding their garden (Calla Lily Care Tips). It's natural to do this, due to the fact that we typically do not think of how our plants will look in the future ... and that's what actually matters. For instance, a cauliflower seedling doesn't use up more than about a square inch approximately.
It helps to believe "backwards in time" and picture the end product prior to spacing your veggies out. Water Well Watering is the 2nd crucial requirement for a prospering garden (the very first being light), and it triggers lots of novice gardeners quite a bit of excessive stress. Here are a couple of guidelines of thumb when watering: Watering in the early morning is best, then night, then afternoon.
Water at the base of your plants rather of spraying them from overhead. Water container gardens more often than raised beds or in-ground plantings. Remember, these are just general rules. You should always water your garden when it needs water, even if that suggests you're watering in the middle of the day, or sometimes per week during a heat wave. Tips For Planting A Raised Vegetable Garden.
I personally utilize a spreadsheet to track my planting and harvesting, as well as a digital journal that I type my notes into everyday. There are a million and one gardening ideas to help you get off to the right start, however keeping it easy when you start is the supreme tip.
GENERAL Inspect gardens for overwintering bugs and illness. Tidy, examine, and sharpen garden tools. Tidy flower pots that are being stored for future usage. Disinfect the pots by soaking them for at least 10 minutes in a solution of one-part bleach to nine-parts water. Zucchini Squash Growing Tips. Tidy and sterilize (one-part bleach to nine-parts water) any stained seed flats or seedling trays in anticipation of recycling them for this year's seedlings.
Gently replant any that are out of the ground making sure roots are well covered with soil. Apply a layer of mulch to assist secure roots. Tips For Growing Bell Peppers. In the event of heavy or damp snow, gently brush built up snow off shrubs and trees to decrease breakage. Prune broken tree and shrub branches that have actually been harmed by snow or ice.
Voles like to hide under mulch, so make sure mulch is not touching the trunks. Examine kept tender bulbs and bulbs, such as dahlias and canna lilies, to make certain they are firm and complimentary of mold. If the bulbs are shriveled, gently dampen them as necessary. Usage de-icing products thoroughly on walkways, actions, or other icy surface areas to avoid destructive neighboring plants.
Area 10 seeds about an inch apart on a wet paper towel and fold the bottom half of the towel up over the seeds. Place the folded towel in a plastic bag and leave the bag in a warm location (your cooking area counter must be great) (Aerogarden Heirloom Tomatoes Tips). Check the seeds periodically to ensure they are still damp.
Order new seeds from catalogs and online sources now while products abound. In preparation for spring planting, order seed starting supplies, such as cell packs, transplant pots, potting mix, and fertilizer (Preparing Your Garden For Spring). Recycle plastic mesh bags that onions and other produce are offered in and store for use this summertime to air dry onions, garlic, and shallots.
If beginning seeds inside, order stock materials, such as cell packs, transplant pots, potting mix, and fertilizer. A lot of pruning of woody plants may be brought out now while plants are inactive. DECORATIVE GARDEN Continue checking saved tender bulbs regular monthly and lightly moisten them if they are shriveled (Beginner Tips For Gardening). Check evergreen trees for drought stress brought on by either frozen soil, which prevents the plant from using up water, or from lack of rain or snow over the winter season.
Make certain temperature level will remain above freezing for 24 hr after spraying. Aerogarden Tips Reddit. Click And Grow Basil Tips. Prune tree or shrub twigs that were affected by winter kill; cut down to green wood (Gardening Hints And Tips). To determine if the branch is alive or dead, scratch the bark with your fingernail. Plant bare-root roses after the ground defrosts, but is damp without being excessively damp.
EDIBLE GARDEN As soon as soil can be worked in spring, till under or trim cover crops. Add compost and other amendments as needed to soil in preparation for planting - Planting Hedges Tips. Plant bare-root bramble fruits and grapevines in mid to late March. Set out dormant strawberry crowns about 3 to 4 weeks prior to the average last frost date.
A plant that is pot-bound can not take up water and nutrients from the soil. Such plants might not thrive over the long haul unless you got rid of part of the root mass prior to planting. Check hoses and fittings for irrigation systems to make sure they are in correct working order - Strawberry Gardening Tips. If using an in-ground sprinkler system, make certain the sprinkler heads are working and pointed in the appropriate position.
Move houseplants outside into a shaded location once the threat of frost has actually passed. Slowly adjust them to the sun so that the brilliant light doesn't burn the foliage. Ticks are active now. Take preventative steps to prevent being bitten. Wear long pants, closed shoes, and tall socks when working in the garden. Plant Growing Tips.
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December has been kind to the banking giant.
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Shares in banking giant Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Ltd (ASX: ANZ) closed the session less than 1% in the red yesterday at $27.82 apiece.
December has been a kind one for ANZ shareholders as Santa Claus appeared to have come early for the bank and its share price.
Since the beginning of the month, shares have climbed off a base of $26.64 to close as high as $27.88 on Wednesday. Although this is still within the bounds of a sideways channel ANZ has been trading in over basically the last 12 months. Here are the details.
Why did the ANZ share price charge higher in December?
This month has been a quiet one out of ANZ’s camp, with no price sensitive announcements linkinh back to share price movements in December.
However, the recent pull back in the bank’s share price has caught the attention of several leading brokers who are constructive on the Australian banking sector and specific names within the domain.
For instance Morgans is bullish on ANZ and rates it as a buy with a $31 price target in a recent note out to clients. Morgans likes ANZ’s dividend prospects and thinks the sector as a whole will perform well into the coming years.
The broker is forecasting a juicy circa 8% dividend yield for investors to sink their teeth into in FY22, language that undoubtedly has investors taking close notice.
Bell Potter is equally as bullish on ANZ and valued the company at $30 per share in a recent note. It too is forecasting a respectable dividend yield of more than 5% for ANZ in the coming year.
Not to mention that ANZ has its place in many large, institutional investment portfolios as a long-term compounder and for those managers chasing the bank’s hefty dividend that’s trading on a 5% trailing yield.
Moreover, as previously reported by Tony Yoo of The Motley Fool, 9 out of the 14 analysts covering the stock have it as a buy in some respect.
So even though price sensitive news out of ANZ’s camp has been light this month, the spate of analyst activity is undoubtedly keeping the bank’s share price in the spotlight as we roll on into the new year.
And with more analysts jumping on the gravy train recommending it as a buy, ANZ is reclaiming losses suffered in the final months of 2021.
ANZ share price summary
The ANZ share price has climbed more than 22% in the last 12 months after jumping another 22% this year to date.
In the past month it has gained another 4.5% and is in the green across the previous 5 days of trading.
Each of these returns has outpaced the benchmark S&P/ASX 200 index (ASX: XJO)’s return across these time frames.
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Egypt brings a circus to Gaza minus lions, tigers and women
Question of the Day
GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip — The circus came to Gaza accompanied by blaring music, juggling clowns and fire blowers — but getting it there required its own high-wire act.
No female performers were included lest they offend conservative Palestinians and the Gaza Strip’s militant Hamas rulers, and the circus’ lone lion and tiger were left behind because of the high cost of transporting them legally into Gaza.
The Egyptian National Circus put on its first show of a monthlong visit to the impoverished coastal territory on Friday, a sign of warmer relations between Hamas and post-revolution Egypt, which is governed by the Islamic group’s ideological parent, the Muslim Brotherhood.
Although it is not state-sponsored, the Egyptian circus made the trip only because the country’s government loosened restrictions on the flow of passengers in and out of Gaza. More foreigners now enter Gaza, including the ruler of the resource-rich Gulf state Qatar earlier last week.
Once in Gaza, the Egyptians faced an unusual situation — most Palestinians here don’t know what a circus is.
“I think it’s going to be really surprising for most people,” said Riwa Awwad, 19, ahead of the opening night.
“Gazans are famous for not liking anything, and I think they’ll do the impossible to entertain us,” said Ms. Awwad, who came with her extended family to the fairground Friday.
In an ironic twist, the cheery circus with its flashing lights was held on the grounds of a notorious security prison that was destroyed during an Israeli offensive four years ago.
For the Gazans fortunate enough to see the opening show, it was a welcome relief from conflict and despair. The fairgrounds were packed with excited children in new clothes, women in glittery headscarves, others in black face veils, and men in suits and freshly pressed shirts. Families snacked on pumpkin seeds.
They hollered and cheered as a tightrope walker wiggled his hips and belly-danced on a thread suspended above the ground. A performer hurled silver knives around volunteers. A red-clad fire blower shot whooshing, yellow licks of flame out of his mouth. Two clowns dressed in yellow and blue bumbled and fumbled as they tried to juggle, delighting children.
It took months to arrange the visit to the impoverished territory, where 1.6 million people live in a 25-mile-long sliver wedged between Israel and Egypt and face a punishing blockade imposed after Hamas seized control in 2007.
Aside from a circus’ brief visit in the 1990s, there never has been anything like it since Israel captured the strip from Egypt in 1967. Israeli forces and settlers withdrew in 2005.
Businessman Mohammed Faris said he remembered seeing the circus under Egyptian rule in the 1950s, when Gaza was still a liberal place with casinos and bars. He said he recalled as a child seeing men walking on nails and female acrobats flying across stage.
“It was men and women — pretty women,” he said.
Not this time around.
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Items where department is "Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences (HaSS) > School of Social Work and Social Policy > Centre for Excellence for Looked After Children in Scotland (CELCIS)"
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Grierson, David and Hyland, Claire and Sadler, Sue and Asgari, Zeynab (2013) 10 out of 10 for Scottish school design? : providing an accessible, sustainable environment for 21st century education. Athens Institute for Education and Research: ATINER CONFERENCE PAPER SERIES No: ARC2013-0421, ARC2013 (0421). 5 -17. ISSN 2241-2891
Goddard, Jim and Murray, Suellen and Duncalf, Zachari (2013) Access to child-care records : a comparative analysis of UK and Australian policy and practice. British Journal of Social Work, 43 (4). pp. 759-774. ISSN 0045-3102
Collins, Michelle and Langer, Susanne and Welch, Victoria and Wells, Emma and Hatton, Chris and Robertson, Janet and Emerson, Eric (2013) A break from caring for a disabled child : parent perceptions of the uses and benefits of short break provision in England. British Journal of Social Work. ISSN 0045-3102
Connelly, Graham and Furnivall, Judith (2013) Addressing low attainment of children in public care : the Scottish experience. European Journal of Social Work, 16 (1). pp. 88-104. ISSN 1468-2664
Heron, Gavin and Lerpiniere, Jennifer Anne (2013) Re-engineering the multiple choice question exam for social work. European Journal of Social Work. ISSN 1468-2664
Welch, Victoria and Collins, Michelle and Hatton, Chris and Emerson, Eric and Robertson, Janet and Wells, Emma and Langer, Susanne (2013) Short break and respite services for disabled children in England : comparing children's and parents' perspectives of their impact on children. Children and Society, n/a (n/a). n/a. ISSN 0951-0605
White, Jane and Connelly, Graham and Thompson, Lucy and Wilson, Phil (2013) Assessing wellbeing at school entry using the Strengths and Difficulties Questionnaire : professional perspectives. Educational Research, 55 (1). pp. 87-98. ISSN 0013-1881
Welch, Victoria and Hatton, Chris and Emerson, Eric and Collins, Michelle and Robertson, Janet and Langer, Susanne and Wells, Emma (2012) Using direct payments to fund short breaks for families with a disabled child. Child: Care, Health and Development, 38 (6). 900–909. ISSN 0305-1862
Roesch-Marsh, Autumn and Gadda, Andressa and Smith, Denise (2012) It's a tricky business! : the impact of identity work in negotiating research access. Qualitative Social Work, 11 (3). pp. 249-265. ISSN 1473-3250
Welch, Victoria and Hatton, Chris and Emerson, Eric and Robertson, Janet and Collins, Michelle and Langer, Susanne and Wells, Emma (2012) Do short break and respite services for families with a disabled child in England make a difference to siblings? A qualitative analysis of sibling and parent responses. Children and Youth Services Review, 34 (2). pp. 451-459. ISSN 0190-7409
Emerson, Eric and Glover, Gyles and Turner, Sue and Greig, Rob and Hatton, Chris and Baines, Susie and Copeland, Alison and Evison, Felicity and Roberts, Hazel and Robertson, Janet and Welch, Victoria (2012) Improving health and lives : the learning disabilities public health observatory. Advances in Mental Health and Intellectual Disabilities, 6 (1). 26 - 32. ISSN 2044-1282
Milligan, Ian (2011) Resisting risk-averse practice : the contribution of social pedagogy. Children Australia, 36 (4). 207 - 213. ISSN 1035-0772
Robertson, Janet and Hatton, Chris and Wells, Emma and Collins, Michelle and Langer, Susanne and Welch, Victoria and Emerson, Eric (2011) The impacts of short break provision on families with a disabled child : an international literature review. Health and Social Care in the Community, 19 (4). pp. 337-371.
Milligan, Ian and Furnivall, Judith (2011) The Scottish children’s home : an evolving model of residential provision for vulnerable children. Children Australia, 36 (2). pp. 66-73. ISSN 1035-0772
Ferguson, Lauren and Follan, Michael and Macinnes, Marlene and Furnivall, Judith and Minnis, Helen (2011) Residential childcare workers’ knowledge of reactive attachment disorder. Child and Adolescent Mental Health, 16 (2). pp. 101-109. ISSN 1475-357X
Allerton, Lindsay and Welch, Victoria and Emerson, Eric (2011) Health inequalities experienced by children and young people with intellectual disabilities : a review of literature from the United Kingdom. Journal of Intellectual Disabilities, 15 (4). pp. 269-278. ISSN 1744-6295
Davidson, Jennifer (2010) Residential care for children and young people : priority areas for change. Child Abuse Review, 19 (6). pp. 405-422. ISSN 0952-9136
Davidson, Jennifer (2010) A bully in the playground : examining the role of neoliberal economic globalisation in children’s struggle to become ‘fully human’. Law, Social Justice and Global Development, 16 (2). ISSN 1467-0437
Davidson, Jennifer (2010) Scotland commits to higher aspirations and a brighter future for children and young people looked after in residential child care. Professional Social Work.
Furnivall, Judith (2007) "Hard to know what to do": how residential workers experience the mental health needs of young people. Scottish Journal of Residential Child Care, 6 (1). pp. 1-13. ISSN 1478-1840
Davidson, J.C. and Levine, Joanne (2003) Protective services caseworkers' understanding of the DSM : Improving risk assessment through professional development training. Professional Development, 6 (3). pp. 29-39. ISSN 1097-4911
Harris, Rachel (1999) Computer-conferencing issues in higher education. Innovations in Education and Training International, 36 (1). pp. 80-91. ISSN 1355-8005
McConnell, M and Harris, Rachel A and Heywood, Ian (1997) Issues affecting virtual universities. VINE, 27 (5). pp. 62-67. ISSN 0305-5728
Cantwell, Nigel and Davidson, Jennifer and Elsley, Susan and Milligan, Ian and Quinn, Neil (2013) Moving forward : implementing the United Nations guidelines for the alternative care of children. Centre for excellence for looked after children in Scotland, UK. ISBN 9780947649913
Connelly, Graham and Milligan, Ian (2012) Residential child care : between home and family. Policy & Practice in Health and Social Care . Dunedin Academic Press, Edinburgh. ISBN 9781780460000
Burns, Claire and Feilberg, Fiona and Milligan, Ian, eds. (2010) A to Z of residential child care. Scottish Institute for Residential Child Care, Glasgow. ISBN 978190074396
Bayes, Kelly (2009) Higher aspirations, brighter futures : overview of the National Residential Child Care Initiative. Scottish Institute for Residential Child Care. ISBN 978-1-900743-98-3
Davidson, Jennifer and McCullough, Dennis and Steckley, Laura and Warren, T. and , University of Strathclyde (2005) Holding safely : guidance for residential child care practitioners and managers about physically restraining children and young people. Scottish Institute for Residential Child Care. ISBN 1 900743 28 0
Connelly, Graham (2013) Multi agency working. In: Scottish Education. Edinburgh University Press, Edinburgh, pp. 840-849. ISBN 9780748645824
Ballantyne, Neil and Duncalf, Zachari and Daly, Ellen (2011) Corporate parenting in the network society. In: Human services in the network society. Routledge, London. ISBN 9780415690096
Davidson, Jennifer (2008) Meeting the needs of children without parental care : a contemporary international policy analysis. In: Assessing the Evidence-base of Intervention for Vulnerable Children and their Families. Fondazione E. Zancan, Italy. ISBN 88-88843-24-8
Harris, Rachel and Bolander, Klara and Lebrun, Marcel and Docq, Françoise and Bouvy, M (2004) Linking perceptions of control and signs of engagement in the process and content of collaborative e-learning. In: Proceedings of the 2004 networked learning conference. Lancaster University, pp. 245-250.
Harris, Rachel and Muirhead, Alison (2004) Online learning community research - some influences of theory methods. In: Proceedings of the 2004 networked learning conference. Lancaster University, Lancaster.
Harris, Rachel A and Higgison, Carol A (2003) Reuse of resources within communities of practice. In: Reusing on line resources. Kogan Page, London, pp. 234-247. ISBN 0749439491
Chappel, H and McAteer, E and Harris, R and Marsden, S (2002) Fast coding of on-line learning behaviours using an 'elements' approach. In: Proceedings of the Third International Conference on Networked Learning. UNSPECIFIED, pp. 55-62.
Harris, Rachel A and Niven, Jenny (2002) Retrofitting theory to practice-a reflection on the development of an e-learning community. In: Proceedings of the Third International Conference on Networked Learning. Lancaster University, Lancaster.
Niven, Jennifer and Harris, Rachel A and Williams, Dorothy (2002) Motivation to use online learning communities : a methodological outline. In: Proceedings of the third international conference on networked learning. Lancaster University, Lancaster, pp. 474-480.
Tolmie, Andrew and McAteer, E. and Harris, Rachel and Chappel, H. and Marsden, S. and Lally, V. (2002) Characterising on-line learning environments. In: Networked Learning 2002: 3rd International Conference Proceedings. Lancaster University and University of Sheffield, Sheffield, UK, pp. 63-69. ISBN 0-902831-41-0
Connelly, Graham (1999) Curriculum development in further education. In: Scottish Education. Edinburgh University Press, Edinburgh, pp. 594-604. ISBN 0 7486-0980-6
Connelly, Graham (1998) Impartiality in adult guidance : A Scottish study. In: Taking issue. Routledge, London, pp. 223-234. ISBN 0-415-19667-1
Connelly, Graham (1992) Conflicts in the residential keyworker role. In: Health, Welfare and Practice. Sage Publications, London, pp. 202-210. ISBN 0-8039-8795-1
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Green Lister, Pam and Stalker, Kirsten and Lerpiniere, Jennifer and McArthur, Katherine (2010) Visible or invisible : the presence of disabled children in child protection policy in the four countries of the UK. In: Social Work Joint World Conference, 2010-06-10 - 2010-06-14, Hong Kong.
Harris, Rachel and Muirhead, Alison (2005) Researching online learning communities-interdisciplinary utopia or dystopia? In: Ideas in Cyberspace Education, 2005-02-23 - 2005-02-25, Lake District.
Harris, Rachel A and Beevers, Cliff and Ewins, Rory and Haywood, Jeff and McAteer, Erica (2002) Encouraging research into on-line learning and assessment. In: ASCILITE 2002, 2002-12-08 - 2002-12-11, Auckland.
Connelly, Graham and Kinlochan, Jamie (2014) Care to Vote? Young People Looked after by Local Authorities and the Referendum on Scottish independence. Discussion paper. University of Strathclyde, Glasgow.
Connelly, Graham and Kinlochan, Jamie (2013) From care to uni : looked after children and care leavers in higher education in scotland. Other. CELCIS, Glasgow.
Connelly, Graham and Duncalf, Zachari (2011) Looked after children and further education in Scotland : a briefing paper. Working paper. CELCIS, Glasgow.
Connelly, Graham and Matheson, Iain (2012) The education of looked after children in Scotland : some comparisons with Scandinavian countries and Finland. CELCIS, Glasgow.
Connelly, Graham (2012) Supporting looked after children in education. St. Andrew's Children's Society, Edinburgh.
Furnivall, Judith (2011) Guide to developing and maintaining resilience in residential child care. Community Care Inform.
Hawthorn, Moyra and Kendrick, Andrew (2011) Time to be heard pilot forum evaluation : a chance to say more. Scottish Institute for Residential Child Care.
McGhee, Kenny and Lerpiniere, Jennifer and Welch, Vicki and Graham, Pamela and Harkin, Bruce (2014) Throughcare and Aftercare Services in Scotland’s Local Authorities : A National Study. [Report]
Stevens, Irene and Connelly, Graham and Milligan, Ian (2013) Assessment of the Foster Care Pilot Project in Albania. [Report]
Lerpinere, Jennifer and Hawthorn, Moyra and Smith, Iain and Connelly, Graham and Kendrick, Andrew and Welch, Vicki (2013) The Sexual Exploitation of Looked After Children in Scotland: : a study conducted for the Care Inspectorate. [Report]
Welch, Vicki and Connelly, Graham (2013) Enhanced Residential Care in Glasgow : An Initial Evaluation. [Report]
Furnivall, Judith and McKenna, Mary and McFarlane, Shelagh and Grant, Edwina (2012) Attachment Matters for All - An Attachment Mapping Exercise for Children's Services in Scotland. [Report]
Gadda, Andressa and Fitzpatrick, John Paul (2012) Home supervision requirements : messages from research. [Report]
Kendrick, Andrew and Hawthorn, Moyra (2012) National confidential forum for adult survivors of childhood abuse in care : scoping project on children in care in Scotland, 1930-2005. [Report]
Vrouwenfelder, Evelyn and Milligan, Ian and Merrell, Mark (2012) Social pedagogy and inter-professional practice : evaluation of Orkney Islands training programme. [Report]
Hatton, Chris and Collins, Michelle and Welch, Victoria and Robertson, Janet and Emerson, Eric and Langer, Susanne and Wells, Emma (2011) The impact of short breaks on families with a disabled child : the second report from the quantitative study. [Report]
Connelly, Graham and Duncalf, Zachari and Furnivall, Judith and Seagraves, Liz and Soden, Rebecca (2011) Supporting care leavers in Scottish further education colleges : a research account of a pilot programme aimed at supporting looked after young people and care leavers in further education colleges in Scotland. [Report]
Harris, Rachel A and Ferguson, R (2011) Evaluation of the advance/anticipatory care planning (ACP) facilitators training programme. [Report]
Harris, Rachel A (2011) Learning the lessons through evaluation and research, a story of variety in scope, approach and application : Synthesis of evaluation approaches from the Transforming Curriculum Delivery through Technology Programme. [Report]
Emerson, Eric and Baines, Susie and Allerton, Lindsay and Welch, Victoria (2011) Health Inequalities and People with Learning Disabilities in the UK. [Report]
Furnivall, Judith (2011) Attachment-informed practice with looked after children and young people. [Report]
Soden, Rebecca and Connelly, Graham and Furnivall, Judith and Seagraves, Liz and Duncalf, Zachari (2011) Evaluation of provision for care leavers in Scottish Further Education Colleges (Interim Report). [Report]
Connelly, Graham and Soden, Rebecca and Seagraves, Liz (2010) Evaluation of the value added by the education support service of SWIIS Fostercare Scotland (Final Report). [Report]
Langer, Susanne and Collins, Michelle and Welch, Victoria and Wells, Emma and Hatton, Chris and Robertson, Janet and Emerson, Eric (2010) A report on themes emerging from qualitative research into the impact of short break provision on families with disabled children. [Report]
Robertson, Janet and Hatton, Chris and Emerson, Eric and Wells, Emma and Collins, Michelle and Langer, Susanne and Welch, Victoria (2010) The impacts of short break provision on disabled children and families: an international literature review. [Report]
Welch, Victoria and Hatton, Chris and Wells, Emma and Collins, Michelle and Langer, Susanne and Robertson, Janet and Emerson, Eric (2010) The Impact of Short Breaks on Families with a Disabled Child: Report One of the Quantitative Phase. [Report]
Davidson, Jennifer and Wilkinson, Carol and Docherty, Bernadette and Anderson, Maureen (2009) Higher Aspirations, Brighter Futures : National Residential Child Care Initiative Workforce Report. [Report]
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Mahato, Paul (2019) Classification of Depression Patients and Normal Subjects Based on Electroencephalogram (EEG) Signal Using Alpha Power and Theta Asymmetry Journal of medical systems 44(1) 28
Depression or Major Depressive Disorder (MDD) is a mental illness which negatively affects how a person thinks, acts or feels. MDD has become a major disease affecting millions of people presently. The diagnosis of depression is questionnaire based and is not based on any objective criteria. In this paper, feature extracted from EEG signal are used for the diagnosis of depression. Alpha, alpha1, alpha2, beta, delta and theta power and theta asymmetry was used as feature. Alpha1, alpha2 along with theta asymmetry was also used as a feature. Multi-Cluster Feature Selection (MCFS) was used for feature selection when feature combination was used. The classifiers used were Support Vector Machine (SVM), Logistic Regression (LR), Naïve-Bayesian (NB) and Decision Tree (DT). Alpha2 showed higher classification accuracy than alpha1 and alpha power in all applied classifier. From t-test it was found that there was a significant difference in the theta power of left and right hemisphere of normal subjects, but there was no significant difference in depression patients. Average theta asymmetry in normal subjects is higher than MDD patients but the difference in theta asymmetry in normal subjects and MDD patients is not significant. The combination of alpha2 and theta asymmetry showed the highest classification accuracy of 88.33% in SVM.

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