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A big part of traveling is visiting locations with stunning visual appeal to create a sense of relaxation, wonder, or yearning for adventure. No matter what your reason may be for traveling, bringing a camera along with to document your trip should be a necessity for all.
Thanks to the rapidly changing technology that is photography, individuals of all levels of experience can take photos like professionals. Smartphones and tablets today have the remarkable ability to capture images with quality comparable to that of a thousand-dollar camera. With that said, taking these impressive pictures should only become easier as technology advances. In order to take advantage of this, consider visiting any of the following locations with some of the most breathtaking spots in the world.
Hawaii is well known for its massive volcanoes, their ensuing mountains, beaches, waterfalls, and incredible wildlife. This makes for one truly photogenic vacation destination. The Aloha State contains an amazing number of scenic spots where photographers, both professional and amateur, can capture beautiful pictures. Depending on how daring you're willing to be to find the best picture possible, you can take part in surfing, kiteboarding, or scuba diving with a GoPro. Hawaii is a hotspot for adventure travel. Should you prefer to stay grounded for the best shots, check out Hawaii Volcanoes National Park.
If you're looking for a destination with smaller crowds and fewer tourists blocking your shot, Norway's population per capita is relatively small when compared to the size of the country itself. With that said, you are free to roam the country's vast mountains, lakes, and glaciers with little distraction. Cities like Oslo and Bergen offer historic background on Norway, boasting colorful homes and classically designed buildings. There are even areas within the country where you can see the Northern Lights, typically around the Lofoten Islands.
China currently has the largest population by country in the world, which may make it seem as though traveling here would be nothing but burdensome. However, if you know exactly where to go in China for a little peace and quiet, remarkable photo opportunities will follow. Visit China's Golden Triangle, with includes Beijing, Xi'an, and Shanghai for some photography hotspots. Southeastern China in general is goldmine of breathtaking scenery with smaller crowds to match. From waterfalls to cherry blossoms, China houses some of the most beautiful elements in nature.
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At the new moon in the month of Karthik (October-November) Hindus celebrate Diwali, one of their major festivals, also called the "festival of lights". It symbolises the spiritual victory of light over darkness and of knowledge over ignorance.The name Diwali derives from the Sanskrit dipavali. Dipa means 'lamp' or 'light' and avali means 'series', Read More
Kartighai or Kartikai Deepam is a Hindu festival of lights that is mainly celebrated in Tamil Nadu, South India. It falls at the full moon (purnami) between mid-November and mid-December –the month of Kartikai in the Tamil calendar, when the moon is in conjunction with the constellation Kritika, the Pleiades.
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I'm placing this posts here on my pants blog because the garment is a pair of shorts made with the jean pattern Butterick 5403; however this post might better be located on one of my other sewing blogs because it's really about Cover Stitching. I did nothing new with the pattern. My fabric is a heavy black denim and was a joy to work with. Yes, a joy because it didn't ravel; it didn't slip or slid around on either the cutting table or at the machines. I inserted a new jeans needle at the sewing machine but both the cover stitch and serger machines kept their same size 12, ELX705 needles as used for previous garments. Oh and both machines stitched beautifully. The final garment fits as expected. It's a little stiff because the fabric is a 100% cotton that is both heavy and stiff. I did give the fabric the denim treatment i.e. twice through the laundry on hottest hot with a can of Coke in the wash cycle. The fabric is softer and I think it has quit bleeding but it is still a heavy and stiff fabric.
So this post is really about the cover stitching and a little embroidery. Let's start with the embroidery. This embroidery design was downloaded years ago and probably was free.
I don't know the site URL. At the time I didn't worry about being able to give credit to the digitizer for their work. Now I can't because I don't know. It is named 3984.pes which leads me to believe I downloaded from EmbroideryDK but I"m not sure. (ETA EmbroideryDK has a new-to-me search feature. I found the design here.)
It is a single color design, no outline and a flat, satin-stitch, fill. The way this design stitches out is one of the reasons I need Embird. I opened the design in Embird and clearly saw 2 nasty jump stitches.
Embird has a sew out feature which I watched and I'm glad I did. The stitch-out sequence would cross the jump stitches and thereby embed them into the embroidery. When I was first embroidering I didn't worry about jump stitches and tried to clip them all when the embroidery was totally finished. I found that it's not always possible to cleanly clip and remove jump stitches when subsequent stitches have embedded the jump stitch into the design. If I'd used my Ruby, she would automatically clip the jump stitches for me (after I enter the codes through Embird.) But I don't have a small hoop for the Ruby. From experience I also like to use the hoop which is just large enough to contain the design. Again, I know because of disaster, that my embroidery comes out better when I use the smallest hoop. The larger the hoop, the harder it is to keep the fabric stable. More and heavier stabilizer is required. My largest hoop (The Royal) came with an additional set of perimeter clips. So it's not just me. The industry has recognized the larger the hoop the more effort at stabilization is required. So I used my Janome MC9500 which has a 126 x110 mm hoop and as you can see from the picture is just slightly larger than the design I intended to use. Since the Janome doesn't clip jump stitches, I used Embird to selectively change colors at the jumps.
Now my machine would stop at the color change and ring a little bell. I would stop whatever else I was doing, clip the stitch and restart the machine. I wanted the embroidery to be the same yellow-bronze-gold as my jean thread. I didn't change thread colors. All I did was clip the thread at the knot of the previous "color" and touch the "Start" button to continue stitching. While in Embird I also mirrored the design for the other pocket.
Then it was time to begin stitching and cover stitching. I wanted to use my CS for top stitching the jeans. I've mentioned this to others. Sometimes I feel guilty or remorseful for having purchased a machine with such limited capability. I really didn't have the room or $$$ for it. In fact when replaced my serger, I bought a serger (HV S21) that could also convert to a cover stitch machine. My S21 even has holes so that binders and other accessories can be attached. But when sewing, I switch between machines continually. That means serge a seam maybe two, then change needle positions, flip the serge/CS switch, remove 1 looper stitch thread, thread the other through a different path and finally add the table. Then I cover stitch a seam maybe two and reverse that process. I can't simply serge everything then cover stitch everything. The construction process dictates when each of those seams need to be made. I rearranged the sewing room and found the $$$ for the CS about 2 months after buying the S21 because I really love the cover stitch but switching back and forth was driving me nuts. I'm not using binders or other attachments – yet- so my CS gets minimal use and I feel guilt/remorse for having invested the space and $$$. It occurred to me that being able to use the CS for top stitching especially on jeans could be a winning solution. I avoid or at least minimize top stitching on jeans again because you have to change the thread every one or two seams. It gets really annoying. How great could it be to have a second machine all set up and ready to go for the top stitching?
GREAT, but has its issues too. I didn't have 3 matching spools of jean thread. I've got 4 or 5 spools labeled jeans thread but the colors don't match. I opted to use my Bob N Serge:
… and I decided to use the embroidery thread to fill 2 bobbins to be used for the needles. I used black thread for the looper because my jeans are black. I tried top stitching on the pockets first. I changed the stitch length to 4 but made no other set up changes. My CS stitched the straight lines beautifully. But I couldn't do the corners to save my soul. I had to load the embroidery thread on the SM to stitch back pockets, the zipper and the curved front pockets.
I was particularly bummed about the front pocket. I knew the sharp angles of the pockets would be a challenge I might need more expertise to accomplish. But I thought the gentle curve of the front pocket would work. Even with the clear foot, I could not stitch a short, even distance away from the curved edge. Just couldn't do it. I do have the stitch-in -the -ditch accessory, but that didn't help here because it put one row on the pocket and the other off into the air. (Yes I had to try it out. It was a blond moment.) I haven't seen but would like to find an edge guide for the CS machine. All the straight line, top stitching was divine.
There is enough of it to make my time winding bobbins worth while. I counted pocket and leg hems, yokes, side seams and belt loops. I wasn't totally satisfied with my belt loops but that was my fault. I folded them 3 times and top stitched. I like the effect well enough to look into the actual belt-loop making attachment.
It seemed only right to top stitch the zipper with two rows of stitching.
I thought about adding a quick fitting critique, but you can hardly see anything, so how about just a front and back wearing photo?
Fit wise, I'd still like shorts to be a little shorter and the hem looks angled (shorter on the inside). It could be that this stiffer fabric requires a little more length in the crotch. Oh well, they feel comfortable and I'm not ripping out all that stitching.
My personal conclusion is that setting up the CS for top stitching was a good idea. I used the double line here but I think that switching to chain-stitch and single line of top stitching could be ideal at other times. I also felt like I took another step towards mastering this machine. I'm at the point that I can accurately place a straight line of cover stitching where ever I want it. I need to practice with curves. Even as I progressed I realized other spots on the foot I could use to help in keeping my stitches an even distance. The clear foot is a help, but I have problems seeing through it. I'd still love to have an edge stitching guide. I'm hopeful that some of you will have suggestions for conquering the angles needed for pockets and sources of the belt-loop making thingy. Eventually I should feel confident enough to again work with my binders..


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Hospital rankings confuse consumers
In recent weeks, Carolinas Medical Center was ranked in the top 50 nationally in two adult specialties and five pediatric specialties by U.S. News & World Report's annual "Best Hospitals" review.
But the Leapfrog Group, a group of large U.S. employers pressuring hospitals to improve quality, gave the same Charlotte hospital a safety score of "B" when hundreds of other hospitals around the country each got an "A."
Such contrasting conclusions can be confusing for consumers. And these aren't the only groups that issue hospital ratings.
A recent study concluded that four of the national hospital ranking groups – U.S. News, Consumer Reports, Leapfrog and Healthgrades – disagree so completely that "they might not help consumers that much," said Timothy Vogus, an associate professor at Vanderbilt University and one of the authors.
The headline in the journal Health Affairs says it all: "National Hospital Ratings Systems Share Few Common Scores and May Generate Confusion Instead of Clarity."
According to the study: No hospital was a high performer in all four rankings. Only 10 percent of the 844 hospitals rated as a high performer by one group also rated as a high performer by another. Consumer Reports and U.S. News didn't agree on a single high-performing hospital.
"There was essentially no overlap," Vogus said. "A few hospitals were rated at the top by one (agency) and then they flipped and were rated at the bottom by another."
For example, in the Charlotte area, Lake Norman Regional Medical Center got the highest rating, an "A," from Leapfrog. But Healthgrades gave the Mooresville hospital only one 5-star rating in multiple medical conditions and procedures.
On the other hand, Carolinas Medical Center and Presbyterian Medical Center each got a "B" from Leapfrog, but Healthgrades gave them multiple 5-star ratings. CMC got 10 5-star ratings and Presbyterian got nine.
The reason for the variability is that the groups measure different sets of hospitals and different things. Leapfrog and Consumer Reports focus on safety data, Healthgrades on patient outcomes. U.S. News identifies the "best medical centers for the most difficult patients."
Reporting on hospital safety and experience is good, Vogus said, but he and others are pushing to make the reports easier for consumers to understand.
"What do we mean when we say a top hospital?" he asked. It would be helpful to know whether "these ratings actually predict better patient experiences." For example, he asked, does being a top-ranked hospital mean a patient is less likely to get a staph infection?
Here's another wrinkle. Except for Consumer Reports, the groups finance their work, in part, by selling hospitals the right to use their results in ads and promotional materials. "Hospitals have paid for the privilege to do that advertising," Vogus said.
Where the rankings are most useful, Vogus said, may be in pushing hospitals to improve. Hospital officials pay attention to the rankings, he said. "It forces them to feel more accountable."
Whether the reports affect consumer choice is hard to know. The most useful ranking may be the one at the bottom. "If a hospital's got an F," Vogus said, "avoid it."
Karen Garloch: 704-358-5078, @kgarloch


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Turn any environment into your office with these amazing portable fold-up cardboard desks. Weighing in at just 6.5 kg this is the ultimate portable workstation. It can be easily assembled in only around 2 mins. They say sitting is the new smoking so why not try a standing desk today. You will be more productive and you just may save your life in the process.
These cardboard desks are also much stronger than they look and can hold a weight of up to 85kg.
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Shaun Cooper's fascinating book, British Witch Legends of Sussex has been featured in our Episode SP43, Sussex Celts, Fairies & Folklore.
The author is not a witch, but has been interested in folklore since the 1970s. He writes about early-20th century Sussex writers, and folklore in The Petworth Society Magazine, and is probably best known for his discovery of the previously unknown Sussex author Eleanor Boniface, for finding the real name of Rhoda Leigh, and for his biography and bibliographical research of the county's once famous writer, Sheila Kaye-Smith (A Gleam of Platnix - The Southern Novels of Sheila Kaye-Smith). He is also a novelist.
His book BRITISH WITCH LEGENDS OF SUSSEX is available from Country Books site. It's paperback, 202 pages, introduction, ten chapters, References & notes plus full bibliography, at £12 Sussex has a wide range of the different types of witch legends that have been recorded throughout Britain. The book includes over sixty Sussex witch legends, mostly in their original texts, and they are compared with witch legends from the rest of the country - so the book is essentially a comparative study of witch legends, albeit with a very strong Sussex emphasis. The first six chapters are crammed with witch legends. Other subjects covered are: Sussex fairy and Devil legends, and dragons, Roman roads, the origins and dissemination of witch legends, and so forth.
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[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ZOOKEEPER-3042?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:comment-tabpanel&focusedCommentId=16475132#comment-16475132 ] Hadoop QA commented on ZOOKEEPER-3042: -------------------------------------- -1 overall. GitHub Pull Request Build +1 @author. The patch does not contain any @author tags. +1 tests included. The patch appears to include 6 new or modified tests. +1 javadoc. The javadoc tool did not generate any warning messages. +1 javac. The applied patch does not increase the total number of javac compiler warnings. +1 findbugs. The patch does not introduce any new Findbugs (version 3.0.1) warnings. +1 release audit. The applied patch does not increase the total number of release audit warnings. -1 core tests. The patch failed core unit tests. +1 contrib tests. The patch passed contrib unit tests. Test results: https://builds.apache.org/job/PreCommit-ZOOKEEPER-github-pr-build/1692//testReport/ Findbugs warnings: https://builds.apache.org/job/PreCommit-ZOOKEEPER-github-pr-build/1692//artifact/trunk/build/test/findbugs/newPatchFindbugsWarnings.html Console output: https://builds.apache.org/job/PreCommit-ZOOKEEPER-github-pr-build/1692//console This message is automatically generated. > testFailedTxnAsPartOfQuorumLoss is flaky > ---------------------------------------- > > Key: ZOOKEEPER-3042 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ZOOKEEPER-3042 > Project: ZooKeeper > Issue Type: Bug > Components: tests > Affects Versions: 3.5.3, 3.6.0, 3.4.12 > Reporter: Bogdan Kanivets > Assignee: Bogdan Kanivets > Priority: Minor > Labels: pull-request-available > Time Spent: 10m > Remaining Estimate: 0h > > According to the [dashboard|https://builds.apache.org/job/ZooKeeper-Find-Flaky-Tests/lastSuccessfulBuild/artifact/report.html] testFailedTxnAsPartOfQuorumLoss is flaky. I've looked at some logs and there are multiple causes of flakiness. One of them is in this line after step 5 > {code:java} > Assert.assertEquals(1, outstanding.size()); > {code} > For example [this|https://builds.apache.org/job/ZooKeeper_branch35_java10/10/artifact/build/test/logs] build of 3.5 > I was able to reproduce this particular issue in debug mode and the problem is that 'outstading' map can also have 'closeSession' entries that are expected. > I'll submit a patch to relax this check. -- This message was sent by Atlassian JIRA (v7.6.3#76005)
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Corvus Energy to Service Scandlines' Hybrid Fleet
German-Danish ferry operator Scandlines has inked a long-term contract with Canadian manufacturer of energy storage systems Corvus Energy for service and maintenance of the company's hybrid ferry fleet.
The 10-year contract includes both service & maintenance of the fleets' energy storage systems and Corvus' remote condition-based monitoring service.
On February 5, 2017, Scandlines put its two roll-on/roll-off (RoPax) hybrid ferries, M/V Berlin and M/V Copenhagen, into regular service on their Rostock-Gedser route between Germany and Denmark.
The newbuildings, built at Danish shipyard Fayard, combine diesel power with battery power.
"Beginning with Corvus in 2012, their … energy storage technology has become the standard electric battery power solution for all of our hybrid vessels," Fini Alsted Hansen, Technical Superintendent of Scandlines, said.
Along with the decreased environmental impact, the fuel consumption of the vessels has been reduced to almost one-third per crossing per car compared to the previous ferries used on the same route, according to Scandlines.


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Columbus was founded in 1968 by a group of parents looking for a community-based program for their children with disabilities. They were a visionary group with some practical issues that they were tackling in their lives. In the beginning, the center survived and thrived because parents provided financial support, facility maintenance, and program supervision. It was a labor of love for the ones they loved.
Today, Columbus is recognized locally and nationally as a well-established, innovative nonprofit agency. We work strategically with many stakeholders to support individuals with disabilities so they can make informed decisions and live with independence in the community.
After nearly five decades of serving thousands of individuals, we are still finding innovative ways to provide this special population with the skills to live independently in our community.


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Now it was Nana who told me they weren't married but she didn't know the whole story - and it's a good'un.
Frederick Brown and Jane Clifton never married because Frederick Brown was already married to Jane Hollege. A rather shotgun affair in 1878, which resulted in 4 children and desertion within the next 5 years. The divorce takes just a little longer.
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Jane Clifton meanwhile had had two children (father unknown - son registered to her parents as she was only 15, daughter born 3 years later died the same year) prior to her taking up with Frederick Brown. Five daughters would follow.
Jane dies in 1900 and from what I can gather, although the girls were aware of who their father was and had some sort of relationship with him - more than that of their older half-siblings - they were raised it seems by relations of their father, his maternal Uncle David Fibbins and whoever the elusive 'Grandmother Fibbins' is.


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I'm very excited to share the news that "Summer Star Parties" are back at the Dominion Astrophysical Observatory. All the details are on the poster below. These free events will "sell out" so be sure to reserve your tickets beforehand. They are available for reservation one week before the party date.
And together we'll keep the lights on at the Centre of the Universe!
Thursday, May 5, 2016
THE RASC VICTORIA CENTRE PRESENTS INTERNATIONAL ASTRONOMY DAY 2016 on May 14
At the Royal BC Museum and the Beginning of 2016 Public Night-Sky Viewing at the Centre of the Universe
International Astronomy Day 2016 takes place in Victoria on Saturday, May 14th, with daytime activities at the Royal BC Museum from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm, and public telescope viewing at the National Research Council of Canada's Dominion Astrophysical Observatory and the Centre of the Universe from 8:00 pm to 11:00 pm in the evening.
Astronomy Day activities will begin at 10 am at the Royal BC Museum with solar telescopes for safely viewing the sun and the RASC's famous "Walk among the Planets" display outside on the main concourse.
Inside Clifford Carl Hall there will be telescope, mirror grinding, astrophotography and historical displays. RASC volunteers and Science Venture students from the University of Victoria will engage children with hands-on activities.
There will be two lecture presentations on astronomy in the Newcombe Conference Hall, one at 1:00 p.m. and a second at 2:00 p.m. All of the Astronomy presentations, displays and workshops are free, but regular admission charges apply to the permanent galleries of the Royal BC Museum and the IMAX theatre.
The RASC's Victoria Centre and NRC Herzberg will host evening activities for International Astronomy Day on Observatory Hill, 5071 West Saanich Rd., from 8:00 pm to 11:00 pm, rain or shine. The co-hosts will welcome visitors with tickets to Observatory Hill starting at 7:30 pm.
The Centre of the Universe exhibits will be open and tours of the Observatory will be given every half hour. The historic Plaskett Telescope will be open for tours, and RASC members will have personal telescopes set up for public viewing if weather permits. Astronomer Ivar Arroway will present a public lecture on the Kuiper Belt at the edge of our solar system at 8:00 pm.
Astronomy Day 2016 marks the beginning of 2016 public events at the Dominion Astrophysical Observatory put on by the Victoria Centre of the RASC. Further public events at the DAO will take place this spring and summer on the following Saturday evenings: May 21 and 28, June 4 and 11, July 2, 9, 16, 23, and 30, and August 6, 13 and 20.
Entry to the Observatory grounds for all public evenings in 2016, including May 14, is by ticket ONLY. Tickets are FREE. To obtain your entry ticket, please go to: https://summerstarparties.eventbrite.ca
The RASC Victoria Centre is proud of its history and association with both amateur and professional astronomy in Victoria and its mandate for public education in Astronomy. Come celebrate International Astronomy Day with the RASC on May 14!
For more information please go to our website at www.victoria.rasc.ca
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The aim of any drug administration therapy is to alleviate symptoms of a condition, (e.g. We take Aspirin to get rid of a headache), or to eliminate the causes of an illness (e.g. We take antibiotics to treat a bacterial infection). To achieve this the person responsible for the administration will determine a dosage which will achieve the desired effect. More Information
Pump Therapy and Asthma.
AMT products are employed only in a specialised area of Asthma therapy. Asthma is a common condition frequently related to various allergies, and unfortunately with apparently increasing frequency.
In these pages we will only address those limited areas where we have a direct interest. However we have also researched the Internet resources in this field, and have provided a number of links which we hope will be found useful for those interested in this general topic.
We have also included a page which explains why Pumps, which provide a continuous infusion, may offer benefits over more conventional intermittent injections.
There are, at present, two pioneering centres in the UK who are using pumps to provide continuous subcutaneous infusion of Terbutaline (Bricanyl) as a means to control some extremely difficult cases of asthma. To provide a professional overview of this application we have had permission to reproduce a published article which discusses the control of Brittle Asthma and refers to the use of infusion pumps in this area.
Our infusion products are widely used in this area and there is a wide choice to suit individual patient requirements. Products of particular benefit in this therapy are Saflo™
The special feature of these sets is that they use soft teflon connections in place of conventional needles. These are much more comfortable for the individual, and significantly reduce the problems of allergic reaction at the infusion sites. This provides an opportunity for long term infusion to make this therapy effective.
The Crono
Primary Immunodeficiency (PID)
With the recent introduction of Immunoglobulin drugs licenced for subcutaneous infusion there has been created a need for a suitable device for the delivery of these drugs. The viscous nature of these drugs, and the fast infusion times currently required, are a challenge to current pump technology, and the Super PID pump has been specifically developed to meet this requirement.
Main Relevant Products: Crono Super PID
There is widespread use of portable infusion devices for the administration of therapeutic agents in Oncology. Continuous infusion of these drugs, as opposed to large bolus injections, enables them to be employed more effectively, whilst helping to minimise some of the extreme side effects that may occur.
Main Relevant Products: Crono SC 50
Pain Relief Medication
The most common application in this area is the continuous administration of Diamorphine as a means to control pain, frequently associated with end stage cancer therapy. Most usually pumps like the McKinley T34 are employed in this area, but where portability is an important factor the Crono
Hormone Therapy
Pumps have been employed in the area of fertility control for some time but this appears to be diminishing now. The most frequent applications have been the use of GnHRH and LHRH infusions. A particular requirement for pumps in this area is for drugs to be administered as pulses at fixed intervals, typically 90 minutes, to mimic the normal Hormone release mechanisms.
The recent introduction of the Crono P
More recently we have become aware of the use of subcutaneous infusion to provide a route for medium volume rehydration. This has been developed to avoid the need to use the more conventional Intravenous route in areas where there may not be the appropriate clinical support, for example in Nursing Homes. This therapy is termed HYPODERMOCLYSIS.
Main Relevant Products: Saflo™ 90
Parkinsons Disease
The continuous subcutaneous infusion of Apomorphine is used in the treatment and support of this condition.
Main Relevant Products: Neria™
Addison's Disease
Exciting new work on pulsatile cortisol for Addison's Disease is being performed using the Crono P pulsatile infusion pump. The primary researchers working on it are Georgina Russell and Stafford Lightman in Bristol. The following links will provide more information on this.
Subcutaneous pulsatile glucocorticoid replacement therapy. More Information
Cardio-metabolic consequences of glucocorticoid replacement: relevance of ultradian signalling. More Information
Subcutaneous pulsatile glucocorticoid replacement therapy. More Information
Main Relevant Products: Crono P
Site Developement
These are areas of therapy where there is little information readily available. We would welcome any contributions which provide additional information on these topics, which we will publish and/or link to from these pages. Please email us if you have something you would like to contribute.


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Welcome to BLAH....
This is a manga scanslations group (if you don't know what that is, you'd better leave or Google it or something...) that was started by HuhWhat and ReikokuKo who thought it would be easy. Boy were they wrong. They picked out projects and accumulated a lot of staff which gave them the impression that they were doing good, but all of our staff were lazy (except for ReikokuKo who was busy translating Chapter 1 of Kaede Typhoon which did not even get released).
It wasn't until recently that BLAH went through a "cleansing" which got rid of all the lazy staff members. which left them with 2 staff members -_-;; (Guess who?!)
But they are actually going to release a project soon. That was only something they could dream of with the old BLAH. Hopefully they can recruit non-lazy staff members along the way ^_^
….and to those who were a part of the old Blahsoft…^_^(^)
So that sums it up for what they do, but still doesn't answer what BLAH is. To this day, no one knows the meaning of BLAH or what it stands for. There have been many guesses and theories as to the meaning of BLAH, but very few people alive today know and if wind of any of these people reach HuhWhat or ReikokuKo, they will be "silenced permanently."


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1: Susan was spazing out because Mark and the others left him up there blind-foldded
3: Susan and David go to the mountains without mark to let Mr. Griffin go. Mark does not know about this.
5: Thats the plot.
6: Autumn Leaves Are Falling Down
9: I love the leaves, I do not know why. Is it their colors or how they fly? They crunch and crinkle Under my feet; I pile them up And take a leap!
13: Everyone must take time to sit and watch the leaves turn.
14: Everyone must take time to sit and watch the leaves turn. ~Elizabeth Lawrence
22: Nature gives to every season, a beauty all its own. - Charles Dickens
25: Fall is here!


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Anthologies Launched This Summer/
The weather is getting colder (and hopefully bringing rain to put out the outrageous fires raging over my entire state, holy moly), which means Summer is officially over. Before the seasons fast-forward any more, I want to highlight a couple of anthologies that launched this Summer, ones in which I was fortunate to be included!
Inklings Book 2017
The annual Inklings Book is the culmination of the annual Society of Young Inklings contest for young writers in first through eighth grade. Winners get editorial feedback from a grown-up writer, and share their thoughts on the revision process in interviews included in the book. Each Inklings Book serves as an entertaining anthology of short stories and poems for children and educators, and "Dear Reader" letters from mentors encourage anyone to try revision techniques on their own.
I wrote a letter on "Building toward a Twist" in poetry, and how my delightful young poet turned his already-wonderful poem into something with an extra punch. I also copyedited the anthology and did the interior and cover design (featuring an illustration by Lea Lyon). If you are a writing teacher for K-8, a parent of a writerly child, or simply a children's writing enthusiast, you can grab a copy from the SYI Book Store, or on Amazon.
PEN America Best Debut Short Stories 2017
This is a brand-new anthology series by Catapult, featuring the twelve winners of the (also brand-new) annual PEN/Robert J. Dau Short Story Prize for Emerging Writers. Prizewinners had their first-ever fiction publication nominated by the editor of the magazine/journal that published it. In my case, I had the honor of nominating Amy Sauber for her hilarious, heartbreaking story, "State Facts for the New Age," and writing an introduction for it in the anthology. Nab it at Catapult's store, or basically anywhere.


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In this Adobe Photoshop Video Tutorial Richard Harrington takes a look at workspaces in Photoshop. Workspaces allow you to arrange windows and call that setup again later. You will learn how to setup your palette structure to perform specific tasks, save those locations and call them again later.
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Hop On - Hop Off | City Sightseeing
Hop on and off the cherry-red City Sightseeing bus to easily travel around Iceland's charming and picturesque capital. This offer is perfect for those travellers looking for an efficient and reasonably priced method of exploring Reykjavik and all of its major attractions.
See the best Reykjavik has to offer with a bus tour which allows you to explore the city at your leisure, with the opportunity to hop on and off at any of the convenient bus stops around the city.
For example, you could hop off at stop 2 for the chance to partake in some whale watching. Spot minke and humpback whales, porpoises and even dolphins! Don't forget to look out for feathered friends, wheeling high over the waves and nesting on the craggy cliffs. You may see many bird species, such as gulls, geese, and the adorable puffins.
Other stops include at Lækjartorg, the town square, located beside Laugarvegur, the main shopping street, and the Old Harbour, complete with restaurants, cafés and cocktail lounges, as well as most of the active whale watching and puffin boats.
You could also choose to stop at Whales of Iceland, one of the country's newer museums, featuring 23 life-sized models, an interactive installation and a virtual reality experience.
And no sightseeing tour of the capital is complete without a visit to Hallgrímskirkja, the city's famed church. You will note the distinctive architecture, inspired by the basalt cliffs found on Iceland's southern coast, as well as a statue dedicated to national hero, Leifur Eriksson. You will even have the chance to go to the top of the soaring bell tower where you can view the entire city.
This is but a handful of the many attractions that await you in Iceland's capital. Don't delay any further and discover the city for yourself with this hop on - hop off offer sightseeing around Reykjavik. Check availability now by choosing a date.
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Reykjavík is the capital of Iceland and the northernmost capital of any sovereign state in the world.
Despite a small population (approximately 120,000, with just over 200,000 in the Greater Reykjavík area), it is a vibrant city that draws an ever increasing number of visitors every year. It is the financial, cultural and political centre of Iceland, and has a reputation of being one of the cleanest and safest cities in the world.
The city of Reykjavík is located in southwest Iceland by Faxaflói Bay. Throughout the ages, the landscape has been shaped by glaciers, earthquakes and volcanic eruptions and the area is geothermal; after all, its name translates to 'Smoky Bay'.
Much of the current city area was subglacial during the Ice Age, with the glacier reaching as far as the Álftanes peninsula, while other areas lay under the sea. After the end of the Ice Age, the land rose as the glaciers drifted away, and it began to take on its present form.
The coastline of Reykjavík is set with peninsulas, coves, straits and islands, most notably the island of Viðey, and seabirds and whales frequent the shores. The mountain ring as seen from the shore is particularly beautiful.
Mount Esjan is the highest mountain in the vicinity of Reykjavík and the most distinctive feature of the coastline. This majestic summit is also highly popular amongst hikers and climbers. Other notable mountains that can be seen from the seaside are Akrafjall and Skarðsheiði.
On clear days, one may even see as far to the legendary Snæfellsjökull glacier, at the end of the Snæfellsnes peninsula.
The largest river to run through the city is Elliðaá in Elliðaárdalur valley, which is also one of Iceland's best rivers for salmon fishing.
There are no trains or trams in Iceland, but most people travel by car. The city also operates a bus system. There are two major harbours in town, the old harbour in the centre and Sundahöfn in the east.
The domestic Reykjavík Airport is located at Vatnsmýrin, not far from the city centre and close to the hill Öskjuhlíð and the restaurant, vantage point and exhibition centre Perlan. The international Keflavík Airport at Miðnesheiði heath then lies around 50 kilometres (31 miles) from the city.
Cars, jeeps and bicycles can be readily rented in the city and many organized tours are also being offered. It is, however, quite easy to walk between the major sites.
What to See & Do in Reykjavik
The local arts scene is strong in Iceland, with annual events and festivals, many of artists from which have hit the international stage.
Major events taking place in Reykjavík include Iceland Airwaves, Reykjavík Pride, RIFF (The Reykjavík International Film Festival), The Reykjavík Literature Festival, Culture Night, the Reykjavík Arts Festival, Food & Fun, the Reykjavík Fashion Festival and the Sónar music festival.
Amongst the famous people from Reykjavík are musicians like Björk Guðmundsdóttir and Sigur Rós, and writers Halldór Laxness (born on the main street, Laugavegur) and Arnaldur Indriðason.
Those eager to soak up the local culture should visit the city's many museums, exhibitions and galleries, and check out live music at the cafés, bars, and concert venues dotted around. You could look at the programmes of what's on at the Harpa music hall or the theatres, or else plan a few hours at the lighthouse at Grótta, the shopping street of Laugavegur, or the old harbour and the flea market.
You could even book a bird- and whale watching tour or a visit to Viðey island. There are a lot of things to do and the possibilities are endless.
Make sure to visit the public square of Austurvöllur, one of the city's most popular gathering places, where you'll also find the national parliament, the Alþingi, as well as the state church, a statue of independence hero Jón Sigurðsson, cafés, bars and restaurants.
Austurvöllur was central in the protests following the banking collapse of 2008, along with Lækjargata, home to the House of Government. You are also not likely to miss the great church of Hallgrímskirkja that towers over the city from the hill of Skólavörðuholt, from which you'll get a great view of the city.
Try a walk by the city pond, Tjörnin, to greet the many birds that frequent the area and to visit the city hall, stationed by its banks. A beautiful park lies by the pond, ideal for a nice walk, and sometimes concerts get held there.
Further off is the campus of the University of Iceland, the Nordic house and the Vatnsmýrin wetland, a particularly pleasant place, but be mindful to not disturb the wildlife there by keeping to the pathways.
For a nice swim on a warm day, we particularly recommend Nauthólsvík beach, which is heated with geothermal water. Those who love a dip should also visit the Laugardalur valley, home to one of the city's best swimming pools, which sits a short walk away from Ásmundarsafn gallery, a beautiful botanical garden and a domestic zoo.
A walk by the Ægissíða beach, with its old fishing sheds, in the west part of Reykjavík also holds a particular charm. From there, you can see all the way to president's house at Bessastaðir, which is also a historical site in its own right, having been the educational centre of Iceland for centuries.
Another place that offers one of the city's best views is Perlan, up on Öskjuhlíð hill. The hill itself is a popular place to spend a few hours, with over 176,000 trees and great opportunities for walking and cycling. Perlan also has and observation deck with great views, a café and an exhibition centre.
Furthermore, the city is a short drive from many of Iceland's major attractions, most famously the Golden Circle and the Blue Lagoon. In close vicinity you'll also find the Heiðmörk preservation area, a favourite local site of the people of Reykjavík, as well as the Blue Mountains, one of Iceland's best skiing venues.
Finally, we'd like to stress that these are only some suggestions of the many things you might check out in Reykjavík. Whatever you choose to do, we hope you'll be able to make the most of your visit and we wish you a pleasant stay in our capital.Hallgrímskirkja,
Hallgrímskirkja is a Lutheran church, located on top of the Skólavörðuhæð hill in the centre of Reykjavík. At 74.5 metres (245 feet) tall, it is the largest church in Iceland, and its tower offers a spectacular panoramic view over the city.
History and Design
The church was designed by one of Iceland's most renowned architects, Guðjón Samúelsson, who is said to have sought inspiration for his expressionistic design from elements of Icelandic nature.
These include glaciers, mountains and lava formations, particularly the hexagonal basalt columns that surround the waterfall Svartifoss in Skaftafell Nature Reserve, in Vatnajökull National Park. These have influenced the architecture of many structures in Iceland, as well as a whole host of other artistic projects.
It is also designed to resemble Thor's hammer, with the handle facing up, as a nod to Iceland's religious history.
The church took 41 years to build, with construction starting in 1945 and finishing in 1986. The leaders of the Church of Iceland wanted a building that would tower over the Catholic Church of Landakotskirkja, also designed by Samúelsson.
The large pipe organ inside Hallgrímskirkja, consisting of over 5000 pipes, was built by German Johannes Klais of Bonn and its construction was completed in December 1992.
Outside the church stands one of the most famous statues of one of Iceland's most legendary children, Leifur Eiríksson, by American sculptor Alexander Stirling Calder; Eiríksson was a Norse explorer from Iceland who discovered the continent of North America in the year 1000, more than half a century before Christopher Columbus.
The statue was a gift from the United States in 1930, on the millennial anniversary of Iceland's legislative body, the Alþingi, founded in Þingvellir in 930 AD. This was the world's first democratically elected parliament and is now located in Reykjavík.
The church's namesake is the Icelandic priest Hallgrímur Pétursson, a 17th-century poet and author of the Passion Hymns (Passíusálmar). These hymns are a vital part of Icelandic religious tradition and a staple of local literature, having been reprinted over 75 times since their original publishing in 1666.
The tower of the church is each day visited by hundreds of spectators who seek to enjoy its sweeping view of the capital. The observation tower can be accessed via a lift. There is a small fee to ascend above the clock, which goes towards the maintenance and running of the church.
Hallgrímskirkja counts as the most iconic landmark of the city of Reykjavík and is visible throughout most of the capital, challenged only by the concert hall and conference centre Harpa. It is a useful tool for navigating as visitors wander the streets.
It also serves as a focal meeting point for several cultural events, such as the annual gathering for watching the fireworks on New Year's Eve. On this night, thousands of people set off dozens of fireworks in an ad-hoc, somewhat chaotic, yet unbelievably dazzling show.
In the lead-up to the night many shops sell protective goggles that are recommended for all observers, particularly children, due to a few incidents of debris falling from poorly aimed fireworks.Reykjavík Airport,
Reykjavík Airport refers to the predominantly domestic airport within Iceland's capital, often shortened to RVK or BIRK.
While Keflavík International Airport deals with flights abroad, planes from Reykjavík Domestic Airport only fly to select towns around Iceland, as well as to the Faroe Islands and Greenland. It will, however, serve as a landing place for international flights if conditions are problematic at Keflavík.
History of Reykjavík Airport
Flights had been going in and out of Reykjavík to an extent before 1940, but this was the year when construction began at the airport.
It was built by the British Troops who invaded the country after Denmark (the colonial ruler of Iceland at the time) was invaded by the Nazis. Initially, it was called RAF Reykjavík but received its current name when it was handed back to Icelanders in 1946.
In 2000, the airport underwent two years of renovation. During this time, there was a successful referendum in which the people spoke in favour of moving the airport out of the city centre, but due to complications in voting and the fact that the vote was not binding, these plans are yet to move forward.
The renovations were finished in 2002, and the airport has not changed much since, other than becoming much busier with the dramatic increase of tourism.
Reykjavík Airport Today
Today, Reykjavík Airport has four airlines that operate from it. They head to the following destinations in Iceland:
This means that guests who are pressured for time, fearful of driving on the icy roads, or have come in the depths of winter and roads are closed, can still reach all corners of the country.
Flights also go to Nuuk, Kulusuk and Ilulissat in Greenland, and Vágar in the Faroe Islands.
Very occasionally, flights will go back and forth to Copenhagen.
The airport is also regularly visited by tourists staying in Reykjavík, however, as it is the departure location for many helicopters and small plane excursions, which allow guests to have incredible aerial views of Iceland.
Some of these tours take guests as far out as to remote parts of the Highlands, while others are short flightseeing trips around the greater Reykjavík area. These, however, are still exhilarating and rewarding; there is no better way to see Reykjavík than from above, witnessing the patchwork quilt of colourful tin roofs unfold beneath you, and landmarks such as Hallgrímskirkja church from a whole new angle.
It also provides a great chance to see the nature around Reykjavík. In clear weather, you will be able to see the Snæfellsnes and Reykjanes Peninsulas, the flat-topped mountain Esjan, the bay of Faxaflói and the Bláfjöll Mountain Range.
The airport is located about two kilometres from Reykjavík's city centre, putting it within easy walking, bus or taxi distance from all downtown hotels. It is right beside the forested hill Öskuhlíð, home to the popular restaurant, viewing point and exhibition centre, Perlan.Reykjavík Harbour,
Reykjavík Harbour refers to the Old Harbour and is located close to the centre of the city. It is the main port of departure for whale and puffin watching tours, as well as Northern Lights cruises.
The original purpose of the old harbour was for fisheries and trade; the consequences of the latter is why Reykjavík has such a disproportionately high population when compared to the rest of the country, and why it became the capital. These industries, while still important have given way to tourism in recent years.
Tours from Reykjavik Harbour
Many tours leave from Reykjavík Harbour, some going on throughout the year. The most notable of these are the whale-watching tours. Leaving multiple times a day, the vessels cruise into Faxaflói Bay, where an abundance of creatures dwell. Year-round, harbour porpoises and white-beaked dolphins reside, with the occasional Minke Whale that forgot to follow its migration route. In summer, these are much more abundant, alongside Humpback Whales.
It is also possible, but not common, to see Blue, Fin, Sei and Beaked Whales on these tours, as well as the magnificent Orca (which, unlike the others, prefers to visit in winter).
In summer, puffin watching tours are also available. These go to the isles of Lundy and Akurey, just offshore, where they nest in the thousands. These tours come with binoculars for a close-up view and can sometimes be added onto whale-watching excursions.
In winter, Northern Lights Cruises can offer some of the best opportunities to see the aurora borealis in complete peace and darkness. If visiting over New Year, it is also possible to take a boat out to see the incredible fireworks over Reykjavík.
Sea anglers can also take tours from the Old Harbour, and there are rod rentals on the pier for those who would rather stay routed on lands. Some of the nearby fish restaurants will be happy to cook up your catch for you.
Museums around Reykjavik Harbour
Not only do many tours leave from the Old Harbour, but it is close to many of the city's most popular museums. The Reykjavík Maritime Museum, for example, is a perfect place to learn about Iceland's seafaring history and the brave and brutal men and women who populated the island. The Whales of Iceland exhibition, meanwhile, allows guests to better understand the two dozen species of cetacean that call the waters here home.
These museums are all perfect for children, and many are discounted or free with a Reykjavík city card.
Views from Reykjavik Harbour
The views the Old Harbour are some of the best in Reykjavík. Across Faxaflói Bay, passed the docked sailing boats, are a wealth of natural landscapes. To the north is the flat-topped Mount Esja, the most popular hiking spot in the country, and in very clear weather, you'll be able to see the stunning Snæfellsnes Peninsula and its crowning glacier.
Looking southward, you will also see the volcanic peaks of the Reykjanes Peninsula. Of course, within view are many of the landmarks of the capital, such as the Harpa Concert Hall.Harpa – Reykjavik Concert Hall and Conference Centre,
Harpa is Rekjavík's premier concert hall and conference centre. Opened in 2011, its design was a collaboration between Danish-Icelandic artist Ólafur Elíasson, and the Danish firm Henning Larsen Architects. Today, it is a cultural centre of Reykjavík and one of the city's most iconic landmarks.
The idea for a purpose-built concert hall in Reykjavík had been tossed around since the 1880s, but it wasn't until this millennium that it began to gain traction. Construction finally began in 2007, with Icelanders as blissfully unaware as the rest of us as to the problems that year would bring.
The wake of the financial crash of 2008 hit Iceland far harder than most other countries; its banks far overstretched themselves across Europe and ended up heavily indebting the people when they collapsed.
The future of Iceland's economy was uncertain, especially when the government declared they would not bail out the banks nor pay off their debts, much to the chagrin of countries like the Netherlands and the UK.
In this tumultuous period, Harpa was left partially constructed, with no funds to finish it. The Icelandic populace was divided between having a half-finished construction site facing their downtown—a humiliating reminder of their country's financial state—or spending money no-one was sure they had.
The Icelandic government, however, decided that it was the only building in the country that warranted being raised, in spite of the dubious future of the economy, and fully financed its completion.
When the European Court of Justice ruled that Iceland did not have to bend to the will of its debtors, the country was united in supporting it.
Harpa won the prestigious Mies van de Rohe award in 2013, otherwise known as the European Prize for Contemporary Architecture, and is featured heavily in any tour of the city. Its structure is beautiful and unique; it has a facade of 714 glass panels, all of which are a different shape and built with an LED light that allows for shows whenever the sky is dark.
Ólafur Elíasson is world-renowned for his large-scale installation art, and for the influences he draws from the natural world. This is clearly exhibited in Harpa. The building reflects the basalt landscapes of Iceland and the dark-coloured glass creates beautiful effects with the natural light. Considering the midnight sun and aurora borealis, this can be quite spectacular.
Studio Olafur Eliasson employs 90 people, from architects to graphic designers, craftsmen to art historians. Based in Berlin, they work across the world, and are well-known for works such as London's 2007 Serpentine Gallery Pavillion and the annual event Life is Space.
Henning Larsen Architects are similarly successful. They have collaborated on the construction of dozens of buildings in over twenty countries, such as the Copenhagen Opera House and Uppsala Concert Hall in Sweden. They are currently working on the creation of thirteen buildings around the world, many of which they scored the opportunity to work on due to their competition-winning designs.
Harpa Today
Today, Harpa is one of the jewels in Reykjavík's crown. The hall hosts exhibitions, concerts, cultural events, meetings, and festivals such as Airwaves, Sónar and the Reykjavík Fashion Festival. Home of the Icelandic Symphony Orchestra and the offices of the Icelandic Opera, it is a centre of culture in Iceland's capital.
Many internationally known artists from around the world have performed here, including people such as Eddie Izzard and Cyndi Lauper. It also regularly showcases native talent, such as Björk and Of Monsters and Men.
Below, you can see a video showing Harpa's construction:Whales of Iceland
The Whale of Iceland is the biggest exhibition on whales in the world, located in Reykjavík, which also works towards their conservation. It is accessible for all ages.
The Whales of Iceland Exhibition
The Whales of Iceland Exhibition is best-known for have life-sized models of all 23 species of cetacean (whales, dolphins and porpoises) found in this country's waters. As the greatest animals that have ever lived, blue whales and fin whales, are seen on occasion, some of these models are enormous.
The exhibition has a wealth of information, and it is possible to download a free audio-guide app on your tablet or phone so that you can listen to facts about these animals as you marvel over the models. This audio-guide is available in English, German and Icelandic.
There is free wifi and headphones so that you can download this on site. The audio tour lasts half an hour. There are also virtual reality headsets for a unique, interactive experience.
After exploring the museum, you can enjoy fresh pastries and hot drinks at the onsite cafe, or buy a memento at the souvenir shop.
The Whales of Iceland Exhibition has a ideology based off of a deep respect for the beautiful creatures it features. It works closely with whale watching companies and the Marine Institute of Iceland to research the animals and work on how to protect them.
Admission to Whales of Iceland
The Whales of Iceland Exhibition is open throughout the year from 10:00 to 17:00. Admission is 2,900 ISK for adults, 1,500 ISK for children between seven and fifteen, and free for those under seven. For two adults and two children, it is 5,900 ISK.
The museum is located at Reykjavík's harbour, close to the whale watching boats that head out into Faxaflói Bay. Certain whale watching tickets have a coupon discounting entry to the museum on the back.
With a Reykjavík City Card, you'll receive a 30% discount.
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When you get to your new home, you'll use the inventory again to ensure that everything gets off the truck and into your new home!
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Scales for Justice country visit to Pakistan
S4J was founded in the conviction that justice is precondition for universal and lasting peace, yet that far far too often injustice remains unnoticed and far too few times action is taken. S4J therefore sees its task in collecting information on issues related to human rights and to engage the concerned human rights bodies of the United Nations accordingly.
S4J is particularly concerned about the rights of minorities and the right to development, especially when violations affect fundamental rights such as the right to life and liberty, the right to due process and law, freedom of thought, freedom of expression and the right to peaceful assembly. S4J further examines cases of racial discrimination and racially motivated violence.
In order to understand the sitution on the grund S4J undertook a fiel visit to Pakistan and remains deeply concerned about the situation, as minorities in the country suffer from systematic patter of discrminiation that affects their human rights on all leves, in particular with regard to the right to freedom of religion and their right to development.
Pakistan is a country located in south Asia with an estimated population of about 188.000 people and ranks 6 in the list of countries by population. 95-98% of the pulation are Muslims, the remaining 2-5% are Christians, Hindu and other. About 81 per cent (2 million) of Christians live in Punjab. Pakistan has the seventh largest standing armed forces in the world and is also a nuclear power as well as a declared nuclear-weapons state.
The modern state of Pakistn was born at the end of the British rule in 1947, when the area was divided into the the India and the predominantly Muslim nation of Pakistan. Ever since its history has been characterised by periods of military rule, political instability and conflicts with neighbouring India. Until today the country continues to face challenging problems, including overpopulation, terrorism, poverty, illiteracy, and corruption.
One of the biggest issues remains the blashphemy law, section 295-C of the penal code, which dates back to the British rule in the 19th century and was strengthened in the 1970s and the 80s. Until today these days the law remains in force. In the vast majority of the cases they have however little to do with religion and rather serve to settle personal scores. Even an accusation can be a death sentence. Most cases are reported in the province of Punjab and douzens of people charged with blasphemy have been killed extra-judicially. On November 4, 2014, an angry mob attacked a Christian couple, Shama and Shahzad Masih, in Kot Radha Kishan in Punjab for suspected blasphemy. The couple was savagely beaten and then burned to death. According to Human Rights Watch at least 19 people are currently on death row for blasphemy in Pakistan, while another 20 are serving life sentences.
Amending the blasphemy law has been on the agenda of nearly all the popular secular parties but none of them has made much progress. Amending the law is a highly sensitive issue and no major party wants to challenge the religious parties. Many of those opposing the blasphemy laws have been killed, among them Minister Shahbaz Bhatti, who was shot in 2011. The last time an amendment bill was proposed in late 2010, the prime minister had it withdrawn from parliament's legislative agenda. It was never voted on. On May 7, 2014 two unidentified gunmen killed Rashid Rehman, a prominent human rights defender and member of the nongovernmental Human Rights Commission of Pakistan, for his willingness to represent people accused of blasphemy. His killers remain at large.
Discrimination related to the blashemy law however goes far beyond freedom of expression and fredom of religion, as it also affects the minorities' right to life and to development. Members of minorities ususally live in slums, have little access to education, have great difficulties to find a job and girls often serve as domestic workers and nurses, always at risk of being exploited and raped with impunity. A survey by "Christians in Pakistan" undertaken in June 2015 asked participants what among lack of education, lack of resources, security, religious discrimmination they considered the most serious problem for minorities in Pakistan. Most participants replied all of the factors were important, lack of education and religious discrimination however were the most significant.
S4J visit to Pakistan
S4J undertook a field visit to Pakistan in 2011 and reports regularly on the situation, especially with regard to the systematic pattern of harassment, abuse, discrimination and violence that affect minorities in Pakistan on all levels.
Karachi is the biggest city in Pakistan and also one of the most thickly populated cities in the world. During our visit we stayed in Gulistan e Johar, one of the poorest and most tensed areas in Karachi. The socio economic problems turned the visit into a real adventure. It was therefore all the more impressing to feel the hospitality and courage of the people, who despite all hardship remain positive and hopeful and who do whatever they can for their local community. We also visited one of the beggar slums in Karachi. The extreme precautions taken ahead of the visit were proven smart when we managed to jump into the nearby waiting car by the last second before being torn into pieces. Read more about the visit to Karachi here.
Islamabad is the capital of Pakistan with a population of about 2 million and one of the most cosmopolitan and urbanized cities of Pakistan. Our trip to Islamabad included sight seeing of the most beautiful sites and parcs of Islamabad, as well as a visit to the slums. Especially this visit left a lasting impression, full of contrasting imges. On one hand there was the abject poverty and desperation of the people, on the other hand however the hope and courage those people radiated despite all hardship. Read more about the visit to Islamabad here.
As an NGO working towards lasting peace and reconciliation through ending injustice S4J is extremely concerned about the situation of minorities in Pakistan, especially with regard to the blasphemy law and the right to development. S4J therefore will actively engage for an abolition of section 295-C of the penal code, for protection of human rights defenders as well as for equal opportunities for all members of the Pakistani society, in line with the words of Martin Luther King
"I have the audacity to believe that peoples everywhere can have three meals a day for their bodies, education and culture for their minds, and dignity, equality, and freedom for their spirits."
What can you do?
Minorities living in Pakistan need our support, on a practical as well as on a moral level.
- Use social platforms like Facebook and get in touch with the people
- Talk to them and show them they are not alone in their struggle
- Share their concerns using social platforms
- Support social and educational programs
- Raise your voice against discrimination and blasphemy laws
- Stand up for human rights defenders
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Julien Blanc has given the pickup artist community a bad name. Most of us do not advocate the sort of behaviour seen in his videos this last week.
But, whether it's right or wrong, we live in a society where it is mostly down to men to take the lead when it comes to courting.
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Would it be fair for those that have not naturally learnt how to speak to and seduce women to never possess the ability to meet the person they want to meet?
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The pickup community has helped thousands of men worldwide find love and happiness in relationships.
Millions of men around the world suffer from depression, feel inadequate or have never learnt where to start with women.
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - An undercover operation with law enforcement officers posing as 13- and 14-year-olds on the internet has resulted in 21 arrests of men from Florida and Georgia on charges of soliciting minors for sex
Sheriff Mike Williams announced the results of Operation Watchdog, conducted with Northeast Florida Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force that spent five days last week posing as minors on social media and in chat rooms.
Williams said 18 men ages 21 to 61 and from as far north as Snellville, Georgia, to Silver Springs, Florida, were arrested after traveling to Jacksonville thinking they were going to meet an underage girl or boy for sex. Three more were arrested after additional investigation.
One person arrested in the sting was Kyle Parmenter, 24, an assistant to a third-grade teacher at Palencia Elementary School. St. Johns County school officials said he was hired in October after his background check came back clean. The school district suspended Parmenter with pay after his arrest.
Parents at Palencia were alarmed and disgusted by the thought that a teacher could be capable of molesting a young child.
"It's gross. It's unimaginable," Ryan Lahey said. "Couldn't imagine that someone like that could be around children."
Two men resisted violently and had to be subdued. One of them, Cody Thatcher, 21, tried to drive off and struck a JSO police cruiser while trying to escape, Williams said. He was also charged with battery on a law enforcement officer.
The man accused of traveling the farthest thinking he would meet a child for sex was Jerry Thomas, 52, who was already on probation on a sex crime conviction in Georgia.
Others arrested in the sting were 25-year-old Abdul Alkhaedei, a student at the University of North Florida, and David Lee Hammett, 36, a Publix employee.
The Clay County and St. Johns County sheriff's offices, Orange Park police, the Florida Department of Law Enforcement and the State Attorney's Office all assisted in the case.
Williams ended his announcement with a message directed at children and teenagers.
"Kids: Make sure your parents know when you are online and what you are doing. Never give out any personal information to anyone in chat rooms or apps or on social media. Never send a picture to anyone over the internet. Never communicate with someone who makes you feel uncomfortable or scared on any of these platforms. Never meet with anyone you communicate with online, and tell your parents right away if you receive any inappropriate communications or see anything that makes you feel the least way uncomfortable. Remember, people you meet online may not be who they say they are," Williams said.
The sheriff also reminded parents that their involvement is key to child safety in every area and especially on the internet.
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Pavement Project
This unique Bible-based counselling process is being used with street children in Brazil, and child soldiers in Colombia. It's been used to counsel HIV positive children in Africa, and victims of abuse in India. It's built a community of workers, children, organisations, and churches all sharing the Bible's words of hope, of possibility, and of change.


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The RYDA Experience
RYDA is essential road safety education for young drivers and their passengers. RYDA gives drivers strategies to manage distractions, avoid risk and plan their journey. It also gives them an understanding and acceptance of the rules of the road and the laws of physics. It teaches passengers how to contribute positively to the car's environment and speak up if they are uncomfortable. It's a fun day out of the school classroom that builds, for all students, critical life skills, laying the foundation for safe road use throughout their lives.
This video shows a RYDA day from the student's perspective.
To view the video, click the icon on the right.
You can also download the video to by clicking either the Australian or the New Zealand version and selecting 'download'.
RoadGuide Flyer
This printable flyer gives parents an overview of the RoadGuide workshop.View Resource >>
A parent's guide to decision making in teens
From getting beyond drunk at a friend's party, to some seriously questionable outfit choices, teenagers often do things that seem outlandishly stupid. But we now know why: the areas of the brain that control decision-making don't fully develop until early adulthood.
A teen's developing brain places them at greater risk of being reactive in their decision-making, and less able to consider the consequences of their choices. So how can parents help their teenagers learn and apply good decision-making skills?View Resource >>
Teaching someone to drive
Keys2Drive is an Australian Government-funded program providing learner drivers and their parents/supervisors a free driving lesson with a Keys2Drive accredited professional driving instructor.
Their website has some great advice to help you supervise a learner driver. Learn how to pass on the art of safe and confident driving, and empower your learner driver to find for themselves the skills of road safety awareness.View Resource >>
RYDA 4.1 Flyer (Australia)
This electronic flyer gives parents an overview of the RYDA Program content and can be emailed home with permission notes. This flyer is for schools attending RYDA at the metropolitan and regional venues in Australia.View Resource >>
RYDA 4.1 Flyer (New Zealand)
This electronic flyer gives parents an overview of the RYDA Programme content and can be emailed home with permission notes.View Resource >>
The RYDA sessions are designed to use a variety of delivery techniques, including powerful videos, group work, role plays, demonstrations and deeply personal stories from crash survivors. We recognise that everybody learns differently so RYDA's varied approach aims to resonate personally with every student and help each person develop their individual road safety strategy.
That's why, when we ask students to tell us what their favourite session was and why, we get an equally varied mix of responses. This flyer collates student feedback on each of the sessions. For further testimonials from teachers, parents, students and road safety experts, please see our testimonials page.View Resource >>
Going Solo
The Monash Injury Research Institute have put together a 16-page booklet called "Going Solo" designed to inform parents of the risks their newly licensed son/daughter will face, particularly in their first year on their P-plate licence.View Resource >>
Parent-Young Person Safe Driving Agreement
If you have a new driver in your house, use this agreement to talk about safety.View Resource >>
Would your child know what to do if they were involved in a crash?
Here are some steps we recommend they take. It's a good idea to print this out and keep in the glovebox.View Resource >>
Toolkit for Parents of Teen Drivers
Check out this website and learn about some of the major issues for teen drivers and get tips on how to discuss them and put solutions into practice.View Resource >>
Helping your teen choose a safe car
Use this helpful guide from ANCAP to understand vehicle safety features.View Resource >>
Are you fatigued right now?
Driver Fatigue is one of the 3 big killers on our roads. Take this quick test from Transport for NSW before getting on the road.View Resource >>
Driver fatigue calculator
Driving and fatigue are a dangerous mix, increasing your chances of having a crash. The NZTA have put together a handy driver fatigue calculator which could help you see if you are at risk of being affected by fatigue.View Resource >>


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