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The global healthcare IT market is anticipated to reach USD 104.5 billion by 2020, according to a new report by Grand View Research, Inc. Increasing demand for enhanced healthcare facilities and introduction of technologically advanced systems are expected to boost industry growth.
Increasing geriatric population prone to chronic diseases resulting into high patient base is triggering the demand for sophisticated healthcare facilities. Furthermore, increasing number of patients requiring home healthcare acts as an effective growth driver for this market.
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According to a report published by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) in 2011, the number of patients needing home healthcare was nearly 4.7 million in the U.S. and is on a constant rise, which is further expected to fuel the healthcare IT market demand.
Advent of technologically advanced software, such as interoperable system and cloud computing, is expected to attract more investors focus on developing integrated healthcare system to curb problems associated with conventional procedures of record keeping. For example, the uses of e-healthcare record system to maintain patient database help to provide instant information about patients’ health in case of emergency.
Telecommunication and telehealth accounted for over 40.0% of the market share owing to the high usage rates in 2013. Introduction of technological advancements such as Teleimmersive Environment for Everybody (TEEVE) and Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) are the factors promoting this segment’s growth.
Electronic Health Records (EHR) is expected to register an upward shift to reach up to USD 26.72 billion in 2020. Growth is primarily driven by the rising demand for integrated information system in the field of healthcare IT. Faster accessibility and low maintenance cost are the two most significant factors contributing towards the rising demand of these EHR systems.
In 2013, North America market was valued at around USD 20.0 billion owing to the factors such as favorable government initiatives pertaining to the introduction of technologically advanced healthcare IT facilities, sophisticated healthcare infrastructure, and increasing patient awareness levels coupled with relatively higher healthcare expenditures in the region.
On the other hand, Asia Pacific healthcare IT market is expected to reach at over USD 19.6 billion by registering lucrative growth rate in 2020. Growth is attributed to the rising healthcare expenditure, larger untapped opportunities, and growing disposable income level.
Prominent players operating in this industry include Athenahealth Inc., GE Healthcare, Agfa Healthcare, Philips Healthcare, E-MDS Inc., Carestream Health McKesson Corporation, Carestream Health eClinicalworks, and Hewlett-Packard.
Grand View Research has segmented the global healthcare IT market on the basis of application and region:
Healthcare IT Application Outlook (Market Revenue in USD Million, 2012 - 2020)
Electronic Health Records
Computerized Provider Order Entry Systems
Electronic Prescribing Systems
Lab Information Systems
Clinical Information Systems
Telemedicine and Telehealth
Healthcare IT Regional Outlook (Market Revenue in USD Million, 2012 - 2020)
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It’s Groundhog Day in Columbus. After a protracted redistricting battle last year that saw Republicans adopt a relentless barrage of gerrymanders, only to have them repeatedly struck down by the state supreme court, Ohio must again draw new maps in advance of the 2024 elections.
But the cast of characters who will steer the process got reshuffled last week, with two newcomers set to play influential roles.
Meanwhile, the Republican chief justice who had sided with Democrats in last year’s gerrymandering cases exited the stage on Dec. 31.
Some Democrats hope that they secured a new Republican ally—this time in the legislature, where Jason Stephens was unexpectedly elected Speaker thanks to a bipartisan coalition that included all House Democrats—and that this may mitigate the maps’ partisan bias upfront, before they reach judicial review. But once they do, the GOP’s odds of securing favorable rulings for its gerrymanders has shot up dramatically due to a new conservative justice.
“I suspect the political tricks to undermine democracy will go the distance,” said Desiree Tims, the head of Innovation Ohio, a progressive organization that lobbies for fair maps and is part of Ohio’s Equal Districts coalition. “The redistricting process should unfold in a democratic way, which has not been our experience in Ohio.”


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Australia Satellite Notes
Bright cloud over WA, SA and the NT with a pair of troughs is generating showers and thunderstorms. Patchy cloud with a separate weak trough is also producing a few thundery showers over inland NSW. Cloud with moist onshore winds is maintaining showers over the QLD coast.
The Grantham Floods Commission of Inquiry has ruled the Grantham quarry played little role in the deadly 2011 flood and its owners were unjustly blamed.
The aurora australis has put on a colourful show over parts of southern Victoria and Tasmania overnight.
Grantham floods inquiry: Denis Wagner considers legal options after report finds quarry impact 'insignificant'
The former owner of the Grantham quarry is considering his legal options after an inquiry found it did not contribute to the town's deadly 2011 floods.

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: No Waiting!
After a couple of EP releases Yo Gotti presents his new full length project "The Return"
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Thursday, August 14, 2008
A Good Neighbor
We sat on a screen porch eating cheese and crackers, talking about some of the hard things that happen in life and some of the pleasures, like sitting on a screen porch with wonderful people eating cheese and crackers, talking about some of the hard things that happen in life and some of the pleasures. Over the course of a few hours, the summer breeze we enjoyed was punctuated by a light rain shower, sigh, heaven on earth.
Here's a picture of giving, creative family for you: Janet Laube is a social worker and education associate at the contemporary art museum, her husband is a doctor/professor, her daughter is a singer, her son is a former peace corps volunteer who runs an eco-lodge in Nicaragua. I was thinking her donation would have something to do with the work she does with people, from little girls to big men, helping them regain control over their violence and aggression. I thought maybe she donated to a project in Nicaragua that her son is connected to. Janet also works in the education department at MMoCA, we met there when I was an education assistant for MMoCA during graduate school. Thus, I thought I wondered if her donation would have something to do with the arts. Once again, I was surprised when Janet told me the story about why she donates to Neighborhood House.
If you are African, and live within 200 miles of Madison, you know Neighborhood house because you've been to a graduation or wedding party there. If you are not African, but you are local to Madison, you know Neighborhood house because it the oldest community center in Madison. Neighborhood House offers affordable gathering spaces for groups to use, runs a food pantry, and creates programs and resources for everyone from youth to seniors.
Neighborhood House is the closest community center to Janet's home and she believes in it because she believes in working together as a community to help one another. In fact, she's so committed to Neighborhood house that she serves as president of the board of directors...a fact I would not have known if not for a beautiful summer evening sitting on a screen porch eating cheese and crackers, talking about some of the hard things that happen in life and some of the pleasures.

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Not sure who designed or built this one. The pyramid is super tight and pretty low, might be some fun with a block of wax, the spine had very little transition to it but could be fun to do ollies over and the quarter at the far end is almost too big for the amount of run up available. Still parks like this always seem to end up being fun as you expect very little of them and become creative.
Its just outta town heading West along the Great Ocean Road, but on your left in the park before the bridge.
- Category Public Skatepark
- Tags Street Course

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Noting that it has not been an easy task for the municipal government to address all the problems that the pandemic caused by Covid-19 implies, Mayor Arturo Dávalos Peña reiterated that the municipality is making every effort on its part to prevent all economic activities being paralyzed, which would mean a serious setback for Puerto Vallarta.
For this reason, the mayor reiterated the importance that both productive, economic, and social sectors of the city, assume their responsibility to continue moving forward and succeed.
He noted that as far as his government is concerned, every effort has been made to ensure that citizens are informed and heed the recommendations of the health authorities; ensuring that the beaches and rivers are not saturated, that public and recreation spaces are not used, that commercial establishments, restaurants, hotels, transporters, taxi drivers and others, comply with the official state and federal regulations.
“There are many issues that are being worked on and we have made progress, for example, on public beaches that are saturated, especially on weekends, signs have already been placed and there is surveillance by the Civil Protection of the municipality, so that they do not exceed 50 percent of its capacity ”, he added that it will be reinforced with the support of the National Guard and the Navy of Mexico to bring order to these spaces and cover what the protocols indicate.
He recalled that at the time, the hotel sector committed to Governor Enrique Alfaro Ramírez, to care for and monitor the beach spaces in front of their establishments, as well as to comply with health protocols for the reopening of their businesses, as well as in the rest of the economic activities where each one must assume responsibility.
He added that on the boardwalk, a space that was opened for people to enter the restaurants and shops in this area, it was enabled in two-way directions so that pedestrians do not cross when walking; The security filters in the entrances to the city were reinforced, as well as the surveillance in public transport to sanction drivers who do not abide by the measures of using face masks, not saturating the units and that passengers travel with masks.
“We are sanitizing bus stops, we are requiring drivers to disinfect their buses when they finish each turn of their route, because it is their business,” he added.
He said that progress has been made, but there is a risk of going backwards if everyone returns to doing life the way they did before the pandemic. He asked people to continue staying home as much as possible if they don’t need to leave; And if you have to go out, use the mask at work, in the bus or if you go for a walk, in addition to keeping a healthy distance.
Masks are mandatory in the State of Jalisco in all public spaces. Beaches have an exception, however, social distancing and limited group sizes are regulated on beaches and guidance is enforced.
“It is not easy, but we are doing everything that is on our side and that is why our interest is to team up because people do not understand, we do not have a culture created to live in the new normal and we all have to work hand in hand to be able to contain all this,” said Dávalos Peña.


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Are you currently on the lookout for custom lithium ion battery pack manufacturers in China? Well, if you intend to obtain a superior capacity Lipo battery pack for your next electronics then you ought to undoubtedly consider the prospect of purchasing one from China. The majority of the significant electronics manufacturers prefer to purchase li po batteries out of China on account of the durability and also the caliber of the superior power Lipo batteries. However, it's essential that before you start coping with any one of the big branded lithium battery manufacturers in China, you have to discover the suitable supply.
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HARVESTPLUS VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT
LOCATION: INERA‐KINSHASA, DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO (DRC)
SUPERVISED BY: PROJECT MANAGER
POSTING DATE: September 16, 2020
CLOSING DATE: September 23, 2020
HarvestPlus improves nutrition and public health by developing and promoting biofortified food crops that are rich in vitamins and minerals and providing global leadership on biofortification evidence and technology. HarvestPlus is part of the CGIAR Research Program on Agriculture for
Nutrition and Health (A4NH). CGIAR is a global agriculture research partnership for a food secure future. Its science is carried out by its 15 research centers in collaboration with hundreds of partner organizations. HarvestPlus is based at the International Food Policy Research Institute
(IFPRI) and collaborates with multiple CGIAR centers and partner organizations. This position will be based in DRC and recruited through the CGIAR Bioversity and CIAT Alliance.
HarvestPlus is seeking a Breeder for an anticipated World Bank Multisectoral Child Nutrition and Health Project (PMNS) project in DRC. The recruitment of this position is contingent on the award of the project.
HarvestPlus seeks a highly motivated plant breeder to join DRC team. The position is responsible for achieving key breeding objectives for biofortified crops under the PMNS program. He/she will part of the HarvestPlus Crop Improvement Alliance in in coordinating and actively engaging in all activities related to product-oriented crop improvement and variety development. Breeding profiles for DRC in developing competitive profitable biofortified crops with attributes that trigger adoption by farmers embrace the range of productivity-, biotic-, abiotic- and end-use quality traits. The position has a strong training and capacity-building component.
HarvestPlus has established a global crop development research network for the world’s major staples. CGIAR centers form the nexus of development of biofortified crops, and with public/private sector NARES, civil societies and research institutions make up a research alliance that conducts tactical and strategic breeding and performance testing in target countries, related plant science/agronomy research, the development of enabling technologies, and training and capacity building. To date, 300 micronutrient dense varieties of eleven crops have been released in more than 30 countries; over 10 million farmers are growing biofortified crops and providing access to biofortified food for 50 million farming household members.
Under a World Bank loan to the Ministry of Health, HarvestPlus will be providing technical assistance services to the government of DRC.
Deliverables range from building capacity and integrating biofortification into government agricultural breeding programs, the development of quality seed markets and dissemination to farmers, creating demand for and promotion of biofortified crops and their nutritional benefits via food processors, markets, and community promoters to training of value chain partners
Essential Duties & Responsibilities
Specific duties include but are not limited to:
- Jointly with partners development of the biofortified crop breeding strategies for relevant profiles
- Assess resource requirements to assure critical/operational program size
- Lead in the identification of the critical constraints to biofortified crop production in DRC and develop new germplasm withresistance to biotic and abiotic stresses, working in close collaboration with INERA.
- Lead the acquisition and increase germplasm exchange between different CGIAR centers and INERA for incorporation into local INERA nurseries.
- Lead and direct in the identification of genetic resources to be used for potential parents
- In close collaboration with INERA, lead and implement the following breeding activities: hybridization and selection of desired progenies; selection of early, intermediate and final germplasm products; conduct preliminary to secondary yield trials of the advanced lines; conduct advanced line adaptive research trials for; assess adaptive pattern and yield stability via multi-location trials
- Support the INERA breeding teams at all levels by enhancing their capacity and supporting them to contribute breeding of biofortified crops
- Establish productive and synergistic working relationships with INERA and CGIAR partners and strengthen multidisciplinary research (plant pathology, entomology, plant nutrition, and biofortification).
- Represent HarvestPlus at meetings of all levels, providing updated information or presentations on biofortification breeding activities in DRC and provide regular communication and reports for donors, INERA and other stakeholders.
- Minimum of 5 years working experience: in developing countries and track-record in crop product development
- Track record in product-oriented breeding; experience in beans, cassava or maize breeding would be an advantage.
- Knowledge/experience in the application of novel technologies and molecular tools Experimental design and statistical analysis,
- including multivariate statistical analysis.
- A post graduate degree in Agriculture with specialization in plant breeding/plant sciences or related discipline
- Data analysis and management.
- Strong communication skills - both written and oral, in English and French.
- A team player, collaborative, self‐motivated and able to work well with multi‐cultural and multi‐disciplinary teams.
- Must be able to work independently with minimal supervision, but also participate as a team member in accomplishment of duties.
- Possess excellent leadership, advocacy, client management, and social skills
- Good training, facilitation, and presentation skills.
- Ability to multi-task, take initiative and work under pressure.
- Strong ability to co‐ordinate, prioritize and organize workload.
- Ability to travel extensively within the project target areas.
Please email a cover letter and updated resume/CV by September 23, 2020 to: HarvestPlusCV@cgiar.org. HarvestPlus will contact finalists
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Bachelor Regional and Urban Planning – Sunshine Coast University
Graduate Certificate Project Management
Planning Institute of Australia (PIA)
Michael Lyell, Senior Town Planner, is an experienced town planner, who contains an excellent understanding of contemporary town planning issues and has built a strong professional network through holding roles as a consultant town planner and Sunshine Coast Council since 2012. Michael has experience with a range of local governments throughout Queensland and has managed development applications in Victoria and New South Wales. Michael possesses organisational and communication skills, which are utilised to deliver positive outcomes in a timely and efficient manner.
Michael has strong analytical skills and has considerable experience in preparing planning advice and applications, including highest and best use reports, code and impact assessable development applications as well as Variation Requests. Michael brings a positive, results focussed attitude.
- Preparation and coordination of a range of development applications including large commercial, industrial, mixed use and residential development;
- Extensive understanding of local government planning schemes throughout Queensland, Victoria and New South Wales, including Sunshine Coast Council, Brisbane City Council, Noosa Council;
- Preparation of application strategies to maximised success of Development Applications;
- Preparation of submissions against local government planning schemes and Development Applications;
- Involvement in without prejudice discussions and mediation during various planning appeals;
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I got home on Tuesday night when my friend texted me…
“Did you get the Hanson album today?”
You can pretty much enter whichever swearword you want for what I said next.
But I did get my hands on it that night and Anthem is a pretty good album! If you like some R&B pop mixed with rock, it’s right up your alley!


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Paperback • 139 pages plus 45 illustrations
Subtitled, Resonant Aspects of Modern Science and the Gurdjieff Teaching, this revised and redesigned second edition of Man. A Three-brained Being aligns with neuroscientist Paul MacLean’s triune brain, and discusses consciousness as the coalition of images.
In addition there is an expanded chapter on the digestion of food, air and impressions as a metaphor for human transformation.
Dr. Buzzell has undertaken to reconcile the insights of modern neurophysiology & scientific cosmology with Gurdjieff’s “man as a three brained being”.
Excerpt from Introduction
“During the years since the first edition of this text, the penetration of the technological applications of quantum mechanics and relativity theory into the life of the planet has continued to accelerate. In 2007, there are in excess of two and a half billion cell phones in use and the life of the Earth is exposed to a trillion times more electromagnetic radiations than life was a hundred and fifty years ago.The biological consequences of these developments are only fragmentarily known. The mobile phone market alone is a multi-billion dollar enterprise. Industry has flooded our world with gadgets-from MP3s, motorized Legos and multimedia systems to iPods, iPhones, Blackberries and Play Stations.
Events taking place ten thousand miles away now influence stock market prices within minutes. Tragedies occurring on the other side of the Earth (over which we have no control) can impact, in minutes, our personal, emotional world and dramatically affect our family relationships. Where mountains and oceans once separated us in time and space, we live in a world of near instantaneous ‘times’, within ‘spaces’ that provide little, if any separation. Our biologically determined triune-brain functions have become, over this ten-year period, even more unable to reconcile these disparities.
This brief text aims to remind and to point. It reminds us of our origins some three and a half billion years ago; of the Great Turning which took place with the evolutionary appearance of the first brain and of the successive turnings that evolved the second and third brains. It, thereby, reminds us of our deep and dependent relationship with and on the life-forms that preceded us and with those that accompany us at present. It points to a view of human consciousness as a state that builds, in continuity, on previously evolved consciousnesses. In the final chapter, we point to the possibility of personal transformation, via the – intentional digestion – of the images formed by each brain.”
Keith A. Buzzell=Author

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Peterborough murder attempt to send mum 'to better place'
A man who tried to murder his sick mother to send her "to a better place" has been jailed for eight years.
Mark Calvert Elliott, 53, told police he tried to "euthanise" his 82-year-old bedridden mother by suffocating her at their Peterborough home.
He stopped when his sister came into the room.
Calvert Elliott denied attempted murder but was found guilty by a jury in March. At the Old Bailey earlier he was jailed for eight years.
Calvert Elliott's mother had suffered a serious stroke several years ago and was immobile, Cambridgeshire Police said.
On the night of 9 October, police said Calvert Elliott, of Orton Goldhay, phoned 999 to say he had just tried euthanise his mother by suffocating her with his hands.
He told officers he wanted to send her "to a better place".
Det Sgt Rob Sansom said the victim's daughter and son-in-law entered the room, stopping Calvert Elliott, and the elderly woman did not suffer any long-lasting injuries.
Calvert Elliott was arrested and later charged with attempted murder, however he denied he was going to fully go through with the act.
A jury found him unanimously guilty of attempted murder after a trial at Peterborough Crown Court on 28 March.
"This was a truly sad case, however Calvert Elliott's actions could have resulted in his mother losing her life, and that decision was not his to make," Det Sgt Sansom added.
At the Old Bailey in London earlier he was jailed for eight years and made the subject of a restraining order prohibiting him from contacting his mother or visiting her address until further notice.

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Students from 15 schools across Kilkenny and neighbouring counties were among the group of young people who gathered at the Lyrath Estate Hotel and Convention Centre, Kilkenny last Thursday to speak out about the social issues that concern them and present their ideas and solutions for tackling them.
They were all participating in the Young Social Innovators’ Social Innovation Programme 2013. Cyber bullying, homelessness, childhood arthritis and autism are among some of the social issues that were addressed at the Speak Out.
County Cathaoirleach Marie Fitzpatrick formally opened the event that morning. Also in attendance on the day were Brian Cody, Sr Stanislaus Kennedy and Rachel Collier, co-founders of Young Social Innovators, and David Burns of Sand 2 Snow Adventures.
The students, in their project teams, made a two-minute presentation on the social issue they were tackling under the YSI programme and the actions they are taking to bring about positive change. As 2013 is the European Year of the Citizen, it is all the more important that young people as youth citizens feel empowered in their role as social innovators.
The YSI programme is open to 15-18 year olds through schools and youth organisations. It challenges young people to explore social issues of relevance to them and gives them the skills and know-how to bring about change in their communities and wider society.
Over 42,000 young people have participated in YSI since it was founded in 2001. Under a new partnership with the Vodafone Ireland Foundation, Young Social Innovators aims to more than double the number of participants in the programme and build an empowered network of 100,000 young social innovators across Ireland by 2015.
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Just For Fun Stable’s Street Gem took command down the
backstretch and drew clear late in the lane to capture the $60,000 Revidere
Stakes at Monmouth Park on Sunday by a length and a quarter.
Kathleen O’Connell, Street Gem stepped the mile over firm turf in 1:43 1/5 and
returned $12.40, $5.40 and $4.40.
Coarsegold rallied to complete the $55.80 exacta and paid $5.20 to place
and $3.60 to show. Alydorable was placed
third after Cat’s Holiday was disqualified for
interference with that rival in the stretch.
Alydorable returned $4.40 to show.
was to lay second or third,” said winning jockey Daniel Coa. “I wanted to be closer to the pace than last
time. She was nice and relaxed all
around there today and was just cruising.
She did it pretty easily.”
3-year-old filly by Street Boss from the Lemon Drop Kid mare Nesselrode, Street
Gem has won four of her nine lifetime starts and has earned $82,940.
continues at Monmouth
Park on Friday, June 28 –
gates open 11:30 a.m., first post 12:50 p.m.
Friday’s card will feature a Pick 5 carryover of $26,877 on races six through 10.


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Game and Fish documents first agency trap-related grizzly death
January 30, 2020
Wyoming Game and Fish department staff discovered a dead grizzly bear in one of the agency’s baited traps early Sept. 30 — a first-of-its-kind capture-related fatality that nevertheless sparked dismay among conservations and other bear advocates.
A diagnostic report based on a necropsy obtained by WyoFile stated that the bear died after suffering capture myopathy, a condition during which animals become extremely exhausted.
Trappers found the 326-pound, approximately 7-year-old male grizzly dead in a box trap at the Shoshone Lodge outside the east entrance to Yellowstone National Park.
Case coordinator Todd Cornish with the Wyoming State Veterinarian Laboratory found congestion in the lungs, swelling caused by blood leaking from vessels and “peripheral emphysema,” according to a summary of a necropsy performed in Laramie. He also noted “acute (skeletal) degenerative myopathy,” or exhaustion similar to what would be found from overheating.
Cornish also found damaged tissues that “suggest significant struggle in the culvert trap,” a diagnostic report reads.
Game and Fish said the death was extremely rare, the first of its type witnessed in more than 1,573 box- or culvert-style trappings, according to an internal Game and Fish email obtained by WyoFile.
The incident mars an otherwise upbeat report that shows a reduction in grizzly conflicts and deaths last year.
Protected as a threatened species under the Endangered Species Act, Wyoming grizzlies are overseen by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service with considerable help from and coordination with Wyoming Game and Fish Department. About 700 live in the core Yellowstone-Grand Teton area and surrounding national forests, but more dwell outside that zone as well.
The bear scarfed s’mores from the lodge site Sept. 26, according to Game and Fish records. It returned the next two nights and boldly approached people.
Lodge personnel used a pickup truck to chase it off the third night it was on the site, a report said. Game and Fish set the baited box trap Sept 29 and caught the bear that night or early the next morning. Most first-offending bears are moved and set free.
A guest at the lodge during the incident questioned Game and Fish actions and investigation. Bob Nevens remains unsatisfied with the outcome of the incident, even after several conversations with state officials and reviews of lab reports.
Wildlife managers did not treat the incident nonchalantly, Game and Fish’s large carnivore section supervisor Dan Thompson said. Regardless of how many times wildlife managers catch and relocate grizzlies or handle other wildlife, “it’s always with absolute respect and ethics for that animal,” he said. “We dedicate our lives to taking care of wildlife.”
“Something doesn’t look right,” however, Nevens told WyoFile in a telephone interview from his home in Tennessee. He saw and photographed the box trap the day it was set and said there were no signs warning people to stay away from it.
Game and Fish notified the lodge and guests of the operation in advance and some of them watched trappers set up the capture device, Thompson said. “We warned them to stay away,” he said. “We made sure to talk to the lodge and the people who run the lodge,” employees and owners who are well versed in grizzly bear behavior, he said.
The next morning, Nevens learned that lodge employees saw the bear alive in the trap at about 1 a.m. Sept. 30, he said. The next morning the trap and bear were gone and he learned the animal had died.
“They didn’t take any statements,” he said of Game and Fish employees, based on the records he received and conversations with Game and Fish officials. Game and Fish did not follow “the basic 101 steps to ask what happened.”
“We did stop and talk to the wranglers — seven or eight of them — and let them know that we were pulling out now and had a unique situation,” Thompson said. Game and Fish checked the trap to ensure it was working correctly. Because the incident was unprecedented, Game and Fish decided to order a necropsy.
Nevens filed a records request with Game and Fish, receiving a diagnostic summary and some email exchanges among agency employees. One document was a working draft of talking points officials could use to explain the incident. Thompson circulated it to various involved parties “for consistency,” an email said.
The draft talking points said initial results of an investigation pointed to exertional hyperthermia/exertional myopathy.” Thompson recommended against distributing a news release “as that will likely just fuel an unnecessary discussion,” according to an email. (Thompson later talked at length with WyoFile about the incident.)
The talking points bothered Nevens because Thompson distributed them on Oct. 10, 20 days before examiners submitted the report on the necropsy.
Officials appeared to be coordinating their stories, Nevens told WyoFile. He is “absolutely baffled” that a federally protected animal died in Game and Fish custody with what he said is scant record of what happened.
“It probably would have been better if the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service stepped in and did the necropsy,” said Kristin Combs, program director for Wyoming Wildlife Advocates. When an agency investigates its own operations, she said, “you wonder how much objectivity there is.”
Wyoming Game and Fish has a permit under the Endangered Species Act to capture grizzly bears, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Spokesman Joe Szuszwalak wrote in an email. He did not respond directly to a question about a potential or perceived conflict of interest the state might have in probing its own activities.
Shoshone Lodge employees held a party the night the bear was trapped, Nevens said. “Did somebody provoke the bear [in the trap], cause it to stress?” he asked.
Trappers did not drug the grizzly during the incident, according to a capture report. The bear had no ear tags — an indication that it likely had not been captured before. It appeared healthy, although the lab report showed roundworm infestation, but not at the level it would affect the bear’s condition. A test of the bear’s brain did not detect rabies.
“It looks like our bear really got stressed out in the culvert trap,” Terry Creekmore, Game and Fish wildlife disease specialist, wrote other parties as he distributed the report. “High ambient temperatures can result in heat stress and exacerbate capture myopathy, but I doubt the night time temperature in early September was exceptionally warm.”
Trappers found snow on the ground when they arrived at the trap the morning of Sept. 30, Thompson told WyoFile.
The bear had fluid in his lungs and muscle changes “that indicate he died of capture myopathy,” Creekmore wrote. Likely secondary conditions including acidosis, electrolyte disturbances, shock and cardiovascular compromise, the lab report said.
Investigators examined 50 slides of samples from the bear’s brain, kidney, spleen, liver, esophagus, trachea, stomach, small intestine, colon, adrenal gland, thyroid gland, salivary gland, lymph nodes, testis, skin, bone, diaphragm, bladder, tongue, heart, eye, a membrane known as the third eyelid, and found no significant lesions. No underlying illnesses contributed to the bear’s death, documents stated.
“We looked into [whether there was] human intervention,” while the bear was in the trap, Thompson told WyoFile. “There appeared to be no foul play.”
Rumors that people were feeding the bear proved unfounded, he said. “We looked into those types of things,” he said. The lab report showed a gut containing about four pounds of chokecherries.
“There was fresh snow — there were no tracks around the trap,” Thompson said. “We have several investigative techniques where we can tell if somebody has tampered with the trap. To our knowledge nobody went up and tampered with the bear — nobody did anything to harass that bear while it was in the trap.”
A scientific paper documents exertional myopathy in a grizzly bear that died in Alberta, Canada in 2003, 10 days after it was captured by a leg-hold snare. Authors wrote that evidence suggested non-fatal exertional myopathy occurred in other bears captured by leg-hold. Such exhaustion “is not generally a cause of mortality.”
“We propose, however, occurrence of nonfatal [exertional myopathy] in grizzly bears after capture by leghold snare has potential implications for use of this capture method, including negative effects on wildlife welfare and research data,” authors wrote in an abstract of the paper.
Game and Fish did not employ a leghold snare in the Shoshone Lodge capture.
In talking with other bear managers, Thompson’s learned of one other case of capture myopathy in the U.S., he said. It happened with a black bear in the southwest.
In the draft talking points, Thompson wrote that Game and Fish routinely evaluates and adapts capture strategies “for the ultimate safety of bears and humans.”
Lodge guest Nevens wrote WyoFile that he raised the issue in the hopes witnesses with other information might surface, that future trappings will be safe and that investigations will be thorough and transparent.
WyoFile did not receive a response to an email sent to the Lodge address.
WyoFile is an independent nonprofit news organization focused on Wyoming people, places and policy.


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Suncoast Christian College in Woombye, Queensland, is offering individuals and families the opportunity to have their names immortalised within the college’s new primary school campus for just $50.
In the countdown to the August unveiling, Principal Greg Mattiske revealed that 6,000 stainless steel discs will be laser-etched on one side of the new building, collectively forming an eye-catching honeycomb design created by architects m3architecture.
Principal Mattiske said: “We want all our families, past and present, and the wider community to enjoy a permanent sense of belonging by placing their mark on this exciting new building and the future of Suncoast.
“These commemorative discs will be laser-etched with the names of individuals or families who want to be part of our long-lasting community, celebrating both our beginning and our future,” he said.
“The names etched on commemorative discs will be visible from inside the building, forming part of its beating heart.”
An innovative new primary building at Suncoast Christian College
Even before doors open, Suncoast Christian College has made headlines for its plan to create one of the most innovative school buildings on the Sunshine Coast.
Purposely designed for collaborative ‘team-teaching’, with a focus on flexible learning spaces instead of traditional classrooms, the building will accommodate Year 1 to 6 students, split into three cohorts. Each group will be taught by a team of six teachers and teachers’ assistants in dedicated and adaptable learning zones over two levels.
“A tiered seating area in each of the cohort zones will connect the two levels, allowing students to move between floors,” Mr Mattiske said, adding that each zone will be equipped with its own maker space and kitchen.
In addition, an art room and performing arts space will service all students, with the building wrapped in a specially designed steel mesh adorned with commemorative discs, allowing air and natural light to stream through.
Flexible learning spaces
Mr Mattiske said flexible learning spaces promised to deliver optimal social, emotional and academic outcomes for students. The spaces are zoned and furnished to enable a variety of teaching modes, with a range of possible configurations for different subjects and stages of learning.
“Today’s students have diverse needs, and it’s too much for one teacher to have the burden of trying to meet all these needs on their own. Better outcomes for students can be achieved when we work as a team,” he said.
“What’s also exciting is our teachers will be able to effectively and intuitively tailor lessons to the abilities and learning needs of individual students.
“The new building will help them seamlessly provide inquiry-based learning to equip young minds for a future world where creativity, communication and critical thinking skills are essential.”
Naming rights per commemorative disc can be purchased at a cost of $50 for an individual or family name, or $100 for a business name. The opportunity is open until mid-July.
Visit https://suncoastcc.qld.edu.au/tms/ for more information.

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This is the story of Tralala, the littlest bird in the world who's been singing every morning since the dawn of time. He is so inconspicuous that nobody notices him. One morning, he doesn't sing. And the day doesn't break.
What's happened to suspend the waltz of days and nights?
by Isabelle HOARAU
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Date of death: 10 May 1992
Year James Spence Medal awarded: 1976
Douglas Gairdner was the first paediatrician in Cambridge after studying at Trinity College, Oxford. He trained at the Middlesex Hospital Medical School and began working at The Hospital for Sick Children, Great Ormond Street and at the Bellevue Hospital in New York. After the war, he worked with Spence as first assistant in the paediatric department at Newcastle before becoming consultant paediatrician and associate lecturer in Cambridge.
He wrote extensively and was the editor of Recent Advances in Paediatrics and the Archives of Disease in Childhood.

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Feasibility of Estimating Soil Surface Roughness and Vegetation Opacity from Disaggregated SMOS Brightness Temperatures
Mboh, C. M.; Montzka, C.; Kumbhar, P.; Vereecken, H.
Forschungszentrum Juelich, GERMANY
Good knowledge of the spatio-temporal variations of soil moisture at the catchment and regional scales is critical to understanding the terrestrial water cycle (Jung et al., 2010) and its impact on the evolution of the weather, climate change (Senevirante et al., 2010) and the management of soil and water resources. Through MIRAS (Microwave Imaging Radiometer by Aperture Synthesis) the radiometer on board the SMOS (Soil Moisture and Ocean Salinity) satellite, the European Space Agency (ESA) has been providing two-dimensional brightness temperature images of the Earth surface at a frequency of 1.4 GHz (L-band) since November 2009.These brightness temperature images are provided at an average spatial resolution of about 40 Km, a temporal resolution of 1-3 days and a radiometric sensitivity that ranges between 0.8 and 3K. Due to the large contrast between the dielectric properties of liquid water and dry soil at L-band, SMOS brightness temperatures are sensitive to soil moisture. Radiative transfer models Like L-MEB (L-band Microwave Emission of the Biosphere; Wigneron et al., 2007) and CMEM (Community Microwave Emission Modeling platform, Holmes et al., 2008) have been developed to retrieve soil moisture from brightness temperature. The expected accuracy of the soil moisture maps so obtained is about 0.04cm3cm3 (Kerr et al., 2010). Besides soil moisture, brightness temperatures are also influenced by other surface characteristics like soil texture, soil roughness, surface temperature and vegetation opacity. Soil surface roughness and vegetation opacity has been observed to greatly influence brightness temperatures and the corresponding soil moisture retrievals (Wigneron et al., 2007; Grant et al., 2008; Saleh et al., 2009). For instance Wigneron et al. (2007) noted that, an absolute error of 0.5 on the soil surface roughness above a corn field can lead to errors in the order of 0.07 m3/m3 on the retrieved moisture content. At the local scale soil surface roughness and vegetation opacity are expected to vary spatially and temporally with phenological stages. Although at scales of 1 Km and above, effective values for theses radiative parameters might be relatively constant from one geographic location to another because of the mixing of a variety of local land cover conditions, the impact of their temporal variability on soil moisture retrieval cannot be underestimated. From a numerical stand point, this study will investigate the feability of estimating the soil surface roughness and the vegetation opacity in the Rur and Erft catchments in Germany based on simulated brightness temperatures at 1Km resolution using CMEM and the SCE-AU (Shuffled Complex Evolution Optimization Algorithm, Duan et al., 1993). There has been rapid progress on the disaggregation or downscaling of SMOS products (e.g Merlin et al., 2008; Piles et al., 2011; Merlin et al., 2013). This study will therefore provide a basis for assessing the information content of SMOS brightness temperatures downscaled to a few kilometers. Data assimilation (DA) approaches have been used in the past to address a similar problem ( e.g Montzka et al., 2012). Similar to DA approaches, our approach will also account for the propagation of uncertainty from some of the meteorological forcing on the simulated brightness temperatures and provide uncertainty bounds on the estimated radiative transfer parameters.
Duan, Q., S. Sorooshian, and V. Gupta. 1993. Shuffled complex evolution approach for effective and efficient global minimization. Journal of Optimisation Theory and Applications 76:501-521.
Holmes, T., M. Drusch, J.-P. Wigneron, S. Lafont, and R. de Jeu, 2008. A global simulation of microwave emission: Error structures based on output from ECMWF's operational Integrated Forecast System, SMOS special issue. IEEE Trans. Geosc. Rem. Sens. 46(3): 846-856.
Jung, M et al. 2010. Recent decline in global land evapotranspiration trend due to limited moisture supply. Nature 467(7318): 951-954. Kerr, Y., H.Waldteufel, J. P. Wigneron, S. Delwart, F. Cabot, J. Boutin, M.J. Escorihuela, J. Font, N. Reul, C. Gruhier, S.E. Juglea,M.R. Drinkwater,A. Hahne,M. Martin-Neira, and S. Mecklenburg. 2010. The SMOS Mission: New Tool for Monitoring Key Elements of the Global Water Cycle. Proceedings of the IEEE, 98(5): 666-687.
Merlin O., M. J. Escorihuela, M. A. Mayoral., O. Hangolle, A. Al Bitar, and Y. Kerr. 2013. Self-calibrated evaporation-based disaggregation of SMOS soil moisture: an evaluation study of 3km and 100 m resolution in Catalunya, Spain. Remote Sensing of Environment 130: 25-38.
Merlin, O., J. P. Walker, A. Chehbouni and Y. Kerr. 2008. Towards deterministic downscaling of SMOS soil moisture using MODIS derived soil evaporative efficiency. Remote Sensing of Environment 112: 3935-3946.
Montzka, C., J. Grant, H. Moradkhani, H-J. Hendricks Fransen, L. Weihermüller, M. Drusch and H. Vereecken. 2012. Estimation of radiative transfer parameters from SMOS brightness temperatures using data assimilation: implication on soil moisture retrieval. Vadose Zone Journal (submitted) Piles M., A. Camps, M. Vall-Ilossera, I. Corbella, R. Panciera, Y.H. Kerr, and J. Walker. 2011.Downscaling SMOS-Derived Soil Moisture Using MODIS Visible/Infrared Data. IEEE Trans. Geosc. Rem. Sens. 49 (9): 3156-3166.
Senevirante, S.I., T. Cortia, E.L. Davina, M. Hirschia, E.B. Jaegera, I . Lehnera, B. Orlowskya, and A.J. Teuling. 2010. Investigating soil moisture-climate interactions in a changing climate: A review. Earth Science Reviews 99(3-4): 125-161.
Wigneron, J.P., Kerr, Y., Waldteufel, P., Saleh, K., Escorihuela, M.J., Richaume, P., Ferrazzoli, P., de Rosnay, P., Gurney, R., Calvet, J.C., Grant, J.P., Guglielmetti, M., Hornbuckle, B., Matzler, C., Pellarin, T. and Schwank, M., 2007. L-band Microwave Emission of the Biosphere (L-MEB) Model: Description and calibration against experimental data sets over crop fields. Remote Sensing of Environment, 107(4): 639-655.

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Beatles show Let It Be announces 2014 UK tour
The concert show will tour the UK and Ireland from 28 February, visiting several venues the Beatles themselves played
Beatles tribute show Let It Be, currently running at the West End's Savoy Theatre, is embarking on a UK and Ireland tour next year.
The tour, which begins on 28 February 2014, is announced just a few days after the show marked its first birthday in the West End with a celebrity gala performance. The London run has been extended and is now booking until 8 February 2014.
Let It Be will play venues including Manchester, Torquay, Birmingham, Sunderland, Stoke, Liverpool, Aberdeen, Glasgow, Bristol, Southampton, Cardiff, Northampton, Edinburgh, Belfast, Dublin, Sheffield and Southend.
At the Liverpool Empire, the Mayflower Theatre in Southampton and the Princess Theatre in Torquay, the cast will play on the very same stages that The Beatles played on their 1963 UK tour. The Beatles played the Liverpool Empire five times in total, in 1963 (three times), 1964 and 1965.
The Let It Be tour will begin on 28 February 2014 at the Palace Theatre, Manchester, with an official opening night on 3 March at the same venue.
Several of the original London cast will tour with the show, with some new faces joining. The full company will be announced soon.
The Let It Be UK Tour is produced by Jamie Hendry Productions and Annerin Productions.


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On July 11, 2023, the National Institute of Environmental Research (NIER) operating under the Ministry of Environment (MOE) of South Korea issued a public notice that proposes to amend the Regulations on Recognition Criteria for Substance Equivalence and Product Similarity, Scope and Method of of Recognition Application Documents, etc. (NIER Notice No. 2023-311).
The highlights of the proposed amendment include: addition of new provisions on the criteria for recognition of equivalence of biocidal substances; and a new procedural rule introduced for those who are appointed by a foreign manufacturer to apply for recognition of substance equivalence. The outline of the proposed amendments is as follows.


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Phantoms coaches, players grateful for increased awareness of concussions
By Tom Williams
If there is one good thing coming from the concussions suffered by high-profile hockey players like Sidney Crosby, Kris Letang, Marc Savard and Chris Pronger, it’s a better awareness of diagnosing head injuries.
Phantoms coach Anthony Noreen and assistant Brad Patterson say things have changed for the better since when they suffered concussions as players.
Noreen was 17 and in his first season of junior hockey when he was hit into the boards. His head struck the ledge at the top of the board.
“That’s the only one for sure that I know of,” said Noreen, 28. “I had tunnel-vision, extreme tunnel-vision [but] I finished the game then felt nauseous afterwards, light-headed.
“An assistant coach took me to the hospital where I was diagnosed with a concussion.”
Noreen said the injury caused him to miss two weeks of games.
Patterson, who played for Michigan Tech before an eight-year professional career that included two stints with the Youngstown SteelHounds, said he suffered four concussions.
“They were all pretty much the same, I just didn’t remember stuff [right after the injuries],” said Patterson, 32. “You get hit and you might remember getting hit but then you’re missing some of the time-frame after.
“Like I would sit on the bench and not [remember it],” Patterson said. “You’re coherent, you’re functional but 15 minutes down the road you wouldn’t remember what you were just doing.
“Luckily, I didn’t have any lingering effects or post-concussion syndrome.”
Crosby, the face of the NHL, has not been so lucky since suffering hits by David Steckel on Jan. 1, 2011 and Victor Hedman four nights later. The Pittsburgh Penguins captain missed the rest of the season and didn’t play again until Nov. 21.
Crosby scored 12 points in eight games when he suffered a hit on Dec. 5 against the Boston Bruins. He hasn’t played since and no one knows when he will.
With teammate Letang out now indefinitely after suffering his second concussion of the season on Feb. 29, the Pens are hurting.
Sam Anas and Pat Conte, the two Phantoms who suffered concussions this season, know the feeling.
“I was hit from the front,” Anas said. “My head hit the ice and [my opponent] fell on me. It was kind of a whiplash and my head smacked the ice.
“It hurt but I got up. I wasn’t dizzy but it was almost like I had chicken legs,” said Anas who added that went down twice before skating to the bench.
“I was dizzy and had a headache for the rest of the game, just sitting on the bench,” Anas said. “I definitely thought I might have a concussion.”
Conte suffered his concussion during a fight.
“I got knocked out, I really didn’t remember anything,” said Conte who woke up in the lockerroom. “Some of the guys started filling me in.
“I fell on my shoulder, I didn’t fall on my head, it was the punch that actually gave me the concussion,” Conte said.
Conte’s symptoms — headache, dizzyness, nauseousness — kicked in and lingered.
“The day after the fight was the worst,” Conte said.
Noreen said neither player was rushed back onto the ice.
“They both missed a couple of weeks and we kept them out a week more than was suggested by the doctor just to play it safe,” Noreen said. “Right or wrong, that’s something our staff decided to do.
“It’s just something we’re not going to play around with — if it’s an arm or a shoulder or a leg, that would be different,” Noreen said. “But when you are talking about someone’s head and especially with the future these guys have, it’s something we’re not going to mess around with.”
His players weren’t happy but understood.
“I was upset, obviously,” Anas said of sitting out an extra weekend. ”But just seeing that Crosby has gone through and a lot of guys in the league, you realize how important [playing it safe] is. Your eagerness to get back on the ice can take over.”
Noreen and Patterson don’t mind that the USHL has guidelines for head injuries that teams must follow.
“[When I played], everyone would always say, ‘I’m good, I want to go out and play,’ ” Noreen said. “Whereas now when you get something, there is a guideline with how you deal with it.
Before each season, players take a computerized baseline test that measures cognitive functions (shapes, colors). When a concussion is suspected, the injured player must take the same test and the result is compared to the preseason test. Those who don’t pass don’t play until they do.
“When I had my concussion, there were no impact tests or computer baseline tests,” said Noreen, adding that the attitude was “when the headache is gone, let’s get you back out there.
“They weren’t being diagnosed and I think it was something that was overlooked.”
Another test requires 20-30 minutes on an exercise bike.
“If you go the rest of that day without a headache, then your exertion level can go up a little bit the next day,” Patterson said. “So maybe you go to practice but it’s non-contact. You wait a day, see how your head reacts as far as headaches.
“As long as you don’t have lingering headaches, then you can come back.“
Noreen said increased safety has become a hockey priority.
“As far as safety measures go, our number one priority right now is to try and reduce the number of concussions in the [USHL],” Noreen said. “Every meeting I’ve been to — from GM meetings to coaches meetings — that’s always our number-one, hot-topic issue: what can we do [to be] at the forefront.”
Noreen said the goal is to come up with ideas or a rule change that could be a pilot program for the NHL, but don’t expect hockey’s biggest league to make major changes.
On NBC Sports Network’s “Costas Tonight” on March 1, host Bob Costas and NHL commissioner Gary Bettman discussed a proposal to ban fighting at the amateur level of hockey in the U.S.
Declining to be specific, Bettman suggested the NHL won’t be banning fighting anytime soon.
Concussions have made an impact on Youngstown players. Patterson suffered his fourth concussion as a SteelHound.
In August 2010, Andrew Lamont, who was the leading scorer among the Phantoms returning for their second USHL season, was jolted by a crosscheck to his back and was unable to play again.
“We kept him out the whole season and he hasn’t played since,” Noreen said.
The most frightening on-ice moment in the history of the Covelli Centre came in the Youngstown SteelHounds’ final season when defenseman Jeff Alcombrack’s neck crashed into the goalpost in January 2008.
“That’s the only time I had ever seen an injury like that,” said Patterson who was Alcombrack’s teammate in that game in January 2008.
Alcombrack’s concussion caused him to miss the rest of the season. A month after the SteelHounds were booted from the Central Hockey League over extreme money issues, Alcombrack was cleared medically.
The defenseman played another full season with the CHL’s Memphis team where former SteelHounds coach Kevin Kaminski went after the Youngstown franchise folded. Alcombrack, who was called up to the AHL in 2007, played 17 more games the following CHL season before retiring.


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Do the prominent lawyers representing President Donald Trump, his family and his administration—many of them Jewish—have a duty to object publicly to his comments about the violence in Charlottesville, Virginia?
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Can we cut through the bull about why law schools are now accepting GREs for admission? The fact is that applications are falling, and law schools are desperate for hot bodies to fill their empty seats.
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There has been another car crash at an accident blackspot on the A120 in Essex. The incident involved a large HGV and a hatchback car – which ended up mounting a barrier – at the Pellens Corner junction near Great Bromley and Little Bentley. It has been reported that there were no serious injuries, though the accident did end up closing the A120. With this being the third crash that has occurred at the same junction, there have been calls for new, safer traffic barriers to be installed. £200,000 was spent on improvement works in March.
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// Feb 14, 2014
The Friday, February 14, 2014 performance of One Night in Bamako | The Magic of Mali featuring Fatoumata Diawara and Bassekou Kouyate has been CANCELLED due to severe winter weather conditions.
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While today may well be Valentine’s Day – the one day in the year when couples are supposed to be loved up – for the rest of the year, it may not all be roses and chocolates!
According to research, money problems are pitted as one of the main causes of divorce and breakups – often ahead of infidelity and other issues.
A recent poll of more than 2,000 British adults by legal firm Slater and Gordon last year, pitted money worries top the list of reasons why married couples split up. One in five of couples say it was the biggest cause of marital strife.
Heidi Allan from financial wellbeing experts, Neyber, joins Mothers Who Work on today’s podcast to help mums avoid fights and disagreements about money.


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BAGHDAD - Turkey has boosted the flow of the Euphrates River passing through its dams upstream of Iraq to help farmers cope with a drought after Iraqi complaints, but it is still not enough, a top Iraqi lawmaker said on Saturday.
Iraq is mostly desert and its inhabitable areas are slaked by the Tigris, which comes down from Turkey, the Euphrates, also from Turkey but passing through Syria, and a network of smaller rivers from Iran, some of which feed the Tigris.
Iraq accuses Turkey, and to a lesser extent Syria, of choking the Euphrates by placing hydroelectric dams on it that have restricted water flow, damaging an Iraqi agricultural sector already hit by decades of war, sanctions and neglect.
The dispute is a delicate diplomatic issue for
Saleh al-Mutlaq, leader of a Sunni Arab bloc in parliament, said he flew to
"They have since increased the quantities of water coming to
"It's not enough, but it has partly solved the water problems preventing our farmers from planting rice," he said.
That makes the flow of water to
They agreed to block anything signed with the nations not including a clause granting
Turkish firms dominate northern
Some 400,000 barrels of Iraqi oil a day -- more than a fifth of its exports -- are piped through the Turkish


Species category: Beetles & Weevils
1. Ptinus tectus (Australian Spider Beetle)
2. Ptinus fur (White Marked Spider Beetle)
3. Niptus hololeucus (Golden Spider Beetle)
4. Gibbium psylloides (Hump Spider Beetle)
Varying in size by species, these insects are on average 1.7-4mm in length and have a dull-brown/red body with golden hairs. The Hump Spider beetle is different and has a shiny, red-brown to black body with no hairs.
Spider Beetles have 11 segmented antennae and all share a number of spider-like characteristics including a stout body, long legs and generally, a hairy appearance.
Gregarious and nocturnal, Spider Beetles spend the day in cracks and crevices amongst packaging and the fabric of a building. They thrive in old buildings where they find safe harbourages.
Spider beetle larvae infest all types of dry animal and vegetable matter including grain, spices and fish meal. They will scavenge on debris and bore holes in order to find a safe place to pupate. In doing so, they destroy packaging and contaminate foods.
There are 2-4 generations per year in unheated conditions. All stages except eggs and young larvae can overwinter. Peak activity is reached between August and November.
The Australian Spider Beetle is Australasian in origin and now is widely distributed. Most spider beetle species are cosmopolitan and are rarely imported.
They enjoy dark and damp conditions and readily feed on moisture-damaged food. Infestations often originate from birds’ nests. Spider beetles are becoming increasingly common in domestic premises where they are found in attics, wall cavities and floorboard cracks.
Granaries and bakeries also offer the perfect conditions and food sources. Hump Spider beetles are tolerant of cool conditions and can survive for long periods without food supplies.
Spider beetles can reduce the quality of commodities by contaminating them with webbing and droppings. The larvae bore into packaging and the grain itself, in addition to other materials such as grain sacks, leaving behind tell-tale holes.


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Vanessa Zwegers, originally from Canada, graduated from Robert Morris University in Moon Township, Pennsylvania. She has been practicing as an NP for 6 years but has previous experience as an Emergency Room and trauma RN.
Outside of the clinic, Vanessa’s passion is playing hockey.
Robert Morris University – Doctor of Nursing Practice
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Mercedes ups the power in its C63 range1 min read . Updated: 04 Feb 2013, 12:31 PM IST Special 507 edition models will combine sheer driving thrills with the technological refinement associated with the premium carmaker.
Special 507 edition models will combine sheer driving thrills with the technological refinement associated with the premium carmaker.
Just in case there were any doubters who believed it was impossible to squeeze more power or speed out of a Mercedes AMG 6.3-litre engine without resorting to a turbo- or supercharger, Mercedes has settled the argument once and for all.
Its new range of C 63 AMG Edition 507 models have been tweaked to produce 507 horsepower (50 more than the 'standard' C 63 AMG) and propel the small family sedan from 0-100kph in 4.2 seconds.
This serious power will come with a serious price tag when the vehicles are officially unveiled at the Geneva Motor Show in March and, as Mercedes is making clear, the coupe, four-door and estate variants of the 507 edition are for owners who have a serious driving streak.
Borrowing technology from the German carmaker's flagship SLS supercar, the already monstrous engines at the heart of these C Class cars have been improved with forged pistons, connecting rods and a lightweight crankshaft.
Thankfully this increased power has also seen upgraded brakes fitted and the 507 Edition features carbon composite discs that are always responsive no matter how long or how hard the car is pushed.
Another indicator that this is a car for ambitious drivers is the fact that although the top speed is restricted (as it is on all Mercedes Benz), rather than being electronically limited to the traditional 155mph (250 km/h), the limit has been raised to 174mph (280km/h) and the purchase price will include a voucher for attendance of a driver training session at the AMG Driving Academy.


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Cactus and Navajo Print Beaded headstall and breast collar set. This set features a cactus and navajo beaded inlay design with lime green, yellow, brown, orange, white, and light blue beads. Set is accented with copper conchos and buckles. Set includes 5/8" x 7' split leather reins.


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Record numbers of identity frauds took place this year, with nearly 500 cases reported every day in England and Wales. With 80 percent of victims targeted online, we asked identity fraud expert Sandra Peaston what to remember and to look out for to avoid being caught out.
Use good cyber behaviour - be aware of what you share, install anti-viruses on your devices and don't use public wi-fi spots for sensitive transactions. Be careful on social media - for example, don't have your birth date on Facebook and don't use your pet's name as a password or prompt and then put pics of said pet on Instagram.
Be aware that it's not just individual fraudsters who could be targeting you. Some criminal groups open bank accounts in stolen names so they can launder money, or commit crimes in a different name.
Applying for loans, retail credit and credit cards are the most common ploys, but telecoms is growing. If criminals can walk into a phone shop with enough info to start a contract, they can walk out with a £500 phone for £100 outlay. These phones are often sold on abroad, where they are not locked. Getting something to sell is very appealing to fraudsters.
Warning signs are getting mail you're not expecting, or not getting mail you are expecting. Residents of blocks of flats are often targeted, because the fraudster can then get easy access to intercept mail. Or homes with external mailboxes - they're very easy to reach a hand in.
If you're concerned, check your credit file (which is usually free). Credit companies work together to put credit files right if they've been targeted, but victims can be hit very hard and left emotionally traumatised by the situation. If you're hit at the wrong time, it could prevent you getting a mortgage. You could also end up with a CCJ against your name.

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Bench by SASA Works, hand carved from a mix of reclaimed woods, including cedar, pitch pine, and Douglas fir.
This piece can be paired with others in the range to create a family of seating. Much of the timber was sourced from a group of Victorian warehouses once situated on the Olympic Park site in East London. The raw finish highlights the grain of each material.
Dimensions: Height: 400mm, Length: 350mm Width: 940mm
Care Instructions: Keep dry and dust-free, no further oiling is required.


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What kind of breads does subway have?
All of Subway’s heated sandwich bread options — white bread, Italian, nine-grain wheat, honey oat, Italian herbs and cheese, nine-grain multiseed and hearty Italian — have sugar contents of 10 percent.
Which bread is best in subway?
What is the healthiest subway bread? Subway offers a wide variety of bread, but the 9-Grain Wheat Bread and 9-Grain Honey Oat are the healthiest. These two have fewer calories compared to other types like Jalapeño Cheese and Flatbread.
Can I buy Subway bread?
Subway does not allow you to purchase bread without buying a sandwich as of 2022. … So, you can’t buy a loaf, but you can purchase the bread alone as a sandwich without toppings.
What is the Italian bread at Subway?
Subway 6” Italian (White) Bread Ingredients
Enriched flour (wheat flour, niacin, reduced iron, thiamine mononitrate, riboflavin, folic acid), water, yeast, sugar, soybean oil, salt, wheat gluten, cultured wheat flour, malted barley flour, sunflower lecithin, dough conditioner (enzymes, ascorbic acid).
Does Subway have whole wheat bread?
Whether you’re ordering breakfast, lunch or dinner it is easy to get your whole grains in when you visit us. Choose the 9-Grain Wheat bread or 9-Grain Honey Oat bread and you’ll get 24 grams whole grains per 6-inch sandwich (yep, that is half a day’s worth of the recommended amount).
Can you buy Jersey Mike’s bread?
Authentic Jersey bread is the foundation of a sub above. We bake our bread fresh in our stores every day. Traditional white and whole wheat. It’s the only way to have a truly authentic Jersey Mike’s sub.
Can you buy just the rolls from Subway?
Subway currently does not allow you to buy their bread without buying a whole sub. … I thought their delicious Italian Herb and Cheese bread would make my lowly homemade sandwich 20x more delightful… but I was rejected.
What bread does Jimmy John’s use?
Jimmy Johns French Bread
Jimmy Johns is well-known for their bread, and they do not disappoint. The bread is freshly baked and has soft french bread written all over it.
What does Deluxe mean at Subway?
As part of a continuing celebration for their 50th anniversary, Subway is allowing customers to add 50% more meat to their 6 inch sandwiches for 50 cents. Subway is telling customers to call these sandwiches “Deluxe” when they order to represent the upgraded subs. … Adding more meat to your sub only continues this trend.
Which Subway bread is the healthiest?
So what is the healthiest bread at Subway? It’s a tie between the 9-Grain Wheat Bread and the Italian White Bread. A 6 inch serving of either of these breads contains 180 calories. That’s 40 fewer calories than the flatbread or the Monterey Cheddar!
What is plant based bread?
A bread made from sprouted whole grains and legumes. This type of bread is often vegan and typically richer in protein and other nutrients.
Which breads at Subway are whole grain?
— Already on more than 10,000 products, the Whole Grains Council’s Whole Grain Stamp now is set to appear on two bread varieties at Subway restaurant chain’s across the United States: 9-Grain Wheat bread and 9-Grain Honey Oat bread.
What is in Subway 9 grain bread?
9-GRAIN WHEAT Whole wheat flour, enriched flour (wheat flour, niacin, iron, thiamine mononitrate, riboflavin, folic acid), yeast, sugar, wheat gluten, contains 2% or less of: calcium carbonate, soybean oil, salt, wheat, rye, yellow corn, oats, triticale, brown rice, barley, flax seed, millet, sorghum, refinery syrup, …
Are Subway breads healthy?
Some of the healthiest Subway bread options are the 9-grain wheat, the 9-grain honey oat, and the multigrain and artisan flatbreads. These are fairly low in calories, but more importantly, they’re fairly low in something that plagues the nutrition of many other Subway breads—sodium.
What is the most popular sandwich at Jersey Mikes?
- Famous Philly. #1.
- Turkey &, Provolone. #2.
- Club Sub. #3.
- Original Italian. #4.
- Tuna Fish. #5.
- Big Kahuna Cheese Steak. #6.
- California Club Sub. #7.
- Grilled Portabella Mushroom &, Swiss. #8.
What comes on a Jersey Mikes sub?
The authentic sub sandwich, served Mike’s Way with onions, lettuce, tomatoes, olive oil blend, red wine vinegar and spices, is what differentiates Jersey Mike’s from the others. Authentic means fresh sliced, premium quality meat and cheese. It means bread baked fresh daily in our stores.
What is Jersey Mikes most popular sub?
Turkey and Provolone
It’s one of Jersey Mike’s most popular subs for a reason. They use a lean turkey breast with no additives and flavorful provolone cheese. It’s not the lowest-calorie or lowest-sodium sub, but you get an extra five grams of satiating protein with this sub than the Ham and Provolone.
Where does Subway buy their bread?
Subway sources its bread from food production companies Southwest Baking, Aryzta, and Lineage Logistics. What is this? That said, the bread is sent to Subway stores half-prepared, so it’s easier for the Subway staff to prepare.
How much is just Subway bread?
They are $1.25 for 6 inch and $2 for a foot long. I like their bread so if I want to make my own sandwich and not pay the $6 or $7 mine normally is for a footlong I will just pick a loaf up on my way home and make it myself.
Does Subway have provolone?
With that, the most readily available cheese types include American and Monterey Cheddar, which are available at almost every Subway. Other cheeses available at Subway locations include Provolone and Swiss but are dependent on store availability.
What is Unwich bread?
An Unwich is a breadless sandwich created by Jimmy John’s as a way to enjoy a healthy, carbless sandwich. This is a great option for people who might be avoiding gluten and/or carbs. The lettuce acts as the bread or wrap, holding the contents of the unwich together and adding a delicious crunch.
Where does Jersey Mike’s get their bread?
The secret to all of Jersey Mike’s great tasting breads is…the Jersey water! The company’s bread dough comes from a long-time supplier in New Jersey and is shipped out fresh to locations around the country to ensure that customers enjoy that familiar Jersey Mike’s taste and texture fresh everyday.
Does Jimmy John’s have whole grain bread?
While Jimmy John’s signature bread is so popular that people actually buy day-old loaves of it, ditching the plain white bread for the chain’s thick, sliced whole wheat bread has long been an easy way to spice up your go-to sandwich order. … “The new 9-Grain Wheat Sub is a direct result of those conversations.”
What sandwiches are $5 at Subway?
- Crispy Chicken Sidekick.
- Spicy Chicken Sidekick.
- Egg &, Bacon Sidekick.
- Chipotle Chicken Sidekick.
- Honey Mustard Ham Sidekick.
- Italian Aioli Sidekick.
- Savoury Turkey Ranch Sidekick.
- Cold Cut Combo.
What is in a cold cut trio?
Cold Cut Trio is a SUBWAY® tradition. Experience sliced turkey bologna, turkey ham and turkey salami with your choice of fresh vegetables and condiments served on freshly baked bread. Default nutrition values based on pre-selected ingredients.
What’s the new sandwich at Subway?
NEW SUBWAY® CLUB
Our new sub take on the iconic club with new deli-style Oven-Roasted Turkey, lean Black Forest Ham, Choice Angus Roast Beef, and veggies on our new Hearty Multigrain.
Which Subway bread is the softest?
Italian bread not only has the lowest number of calories but is also the bread that will go with any type of sandwich. The bread has a soft texture with a slightly flaky outside and a neutral flavor. That is, it does not have a sweet taste or the addition of cheese and spices to make the bread stand out.
Is a wrap better than bread at Subway?
All in all, the wrap contains more calories, fat, sodium and carbs, as well as protein. … Although the wrap may seem like the logical choice if you’re trying to cut back on carbs, you’d actually get fewer carbs — as well as less fat and calories — by sticking with the traditional six-inch sub on whole-grain bread.
Is Tiger loaf vegan?
Most tiger bread is vegan, but not all. Gluten-free tiger bread usually contains eggs and sometimes tiger bread may contain milk. Even if the ingredients are vegan-friendly, strict vegans may be concerned about cross-contamination if the bread is baked in the same bakery as dairy products.
Which subway breads are vegan?
At Subway, it begins with bread. The only vegan option available across all locations is the Italian (white), though the chain carries other plant-based bread options that vary by region. These include Harvest, Hearty Italian, Roasted Garlic, Ciabatta, and Sourdough.
Is peanut butter plant-based?
Most peanut butter is vegan
Therefore, most types of peanut butter are free of animal products and can be enjoyed as part of a vegan diet. Some examples of peanut butter products that are vegan-friendly include: 365 Everyday Value Creamy Peanut Butter. Justin’s Classic Peanut Butter.
Is Subway 9 grain bread whole grain?
Many of us are looking for whole grain, low calorie, and low sugar options for our sandwich bread. Obviously, the most problematic ingredient for the Subway Veggie Delight is the bread. … The 9-Grain Wheat is NOT WHOLE GRAIN as it is made with white and wheat flour.
Is there still plastic in Subway bread?
Despite health concerns, the ‘yoga mat chemical’ is still used. Subway stopped using azodicarbonamide in its bread after widespread public outrage over its use, according to NBC News. However, despite strong consumer feelings, the chemical is still approved for use in the U.S.
What is the healthiest bread to eat?
- Sprouted whole grain. Sprouted bread is made from whole grains that have started to sprout from exposure to heat and moisture. …
- Sourdough. …
- 100% whole wheat. …
- Oat bread. …
- Flax bread. …
- 100% sprouted rye bread. …
- Healthy gluten-free bread.
Why is artisan bread healthy?
Bread can provide a ton of necessary nutrients. Whole-grain, handmade options can be a great source of fiber, antioxidants, and other substances that help you reduce the risk of diabetes, keep your digestive and circulatory system on track, among other benefits.
Who has the best sub sandwiches?
- McAlister’s Deli. Score: 29.2% Next Slide. …
- Arby’s. Score: 30.6% View All Slides.
- Jason’s Deli. Score: 33% View All Slides.
- Subway. Score: 35.7% View All Slides.
- Schlotzsky’s. Score: 44% …
- Potbelly Sandwich Shop. Score: 45.5% …
- Quiznos. Score: 45.5% …
- Jimmy John’s Gourmet Sandwiches. Score: 47.8%
Is Jersey Mike’s better than Subway?
Is Jersey Mikes better than Subway? Yes, definitely. The meats are higher quality and are sliced to order. Sandwiches are more expensive, but they also use more meat, and a sandwich of equal length would be considerably heavier at Jersey Mike’s.
What is a number 1 at Jersey Mike’s?
The BLT was added to the Jersey Mike’s menu in the mid-90’s and has earned its spot at #1. Served with freshly grilled Applewood smoked bacon, shredded iceberg lettuce and perfectly ripened tomatoes, try it Mike’s Way for that extra and unexpected zing you’ve been missing.

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