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Laura has had a restaurant for the past 10 years, which has been her source of income for supporting her 4 children. She used to live with her husband in the city of Medellín, but since he died and she became a single mother and head of household, she needed to move back to the town where she was born and where her parents live. They help her take care of her 4 children. With the restaurant she has been able to overcome the difficulties that have presented themselves since the death of her husband, and that is why she works hard to make it a success. She has some difficulties with capital, but her sales are going well. Laura needs a loan to buy an industrial stove so that she can make enough to sell in her restaurant.
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Laura tiene hace unos 10 años su restaurante con el que genera los ingresos para el sostenimiento de sus 4 hijos. Anteriormente vivía con su esposo en la cuidad de Medellín, pero desde que murió y quedó como madre soltera cabeza de hogar se vio en la obligación de mudarse para su municipio natal donde viven sus padres y allí le ayudan con el cuidado de sus 4 hijos. Con su restaurante ha podido ir superando las grandes dificultades que se le han presentado luego de la muerte de su esposo y por esto sigue trabajando fuertemente para sacarlo adelante. Como tiene dificultades de capital, pero le está yendo bien en ventas, Laura requiere un préstamo para comprar un fogón industrial y así satisfacer las ventas de su restaurante.
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I use GIMP 2.6 for my graphics tool. I make all my artwork from scratch, my complete digital illustrations are standard desktop BG size, and I think I've been getting better. xP
Anyway, both positive and negative feedback is much appreciated
For those who want to help me improve, just be honest with me, what you didn't like or what you like about certain pieces.
Going to post this from old Pokemon pieces to new ones
Old piece, I don't really use Sai too often, my proportions were still way off :/
One of my first actual Paintings :3 Anyway one of my favorite Legendary Pokemon
I was still trying to figure out how to make Backgrounds x(
This was a small animation project I did, I use it for my transitions of my top tens I make on YouTube :3
I wuv Axew :3
I believe this to be my finest. An actual Background, a bunch of characters, and some sort of setting to go along with it
It's Rapidash, nuff said
I like Keldeo more, but Cobolain is also kind of cool :3
I just use this as my ID on DA.
Tried to copy a scene from my experience of PMD
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Think I'm starting to get contrast down pretty well. This was just simply a one hour doodle. xP
This was for a friends birthday. Ampharos is his favorite Pokemon. I think I'm getting much better with everything though this was a bit rushed due to deadlines. I'm well aware the lighthouse didn't turn out the best xP
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Alexander Ovechkin is a brilliant stickhandler, skater and scorer.
He's also pretty decent at playing defence -- particularly when it has to do with linemate and pal Alexander Semin.
Two weeks ago, Semin was asked about the play of another young superstar, Sidney Crosby of Pittsburgh. Through a translator, Semin was quoted by Yahoo.com as saying: "What's so special about [Crosby]? I don't see anything special there. Yes, he does skate well, has a good head, good pass. But there's nothing else. Even if you compare him to Patrick Kane from Chicago . . . [Kane] is a much more interesting player. The way he moves, his deking abilities, his thinking on the ice and his anticipation of the play is so superb."
Something got lost in translation, maintained Ovechkin on Thursday.
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Still, it's more kindling on the fire that's become a pretty good rivalry between the Capitals and Penguins -- two teams considered contenders for the Eastern Conference title.
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The genesis, though, goes back a few years earlier, when Malkin was drafted second overall at the 2004 entry draft, right behind -- you got it -- Ovechkin.
Malkin finished second to Ovechkin in last season's scoring race, which makes a few wonder if he's getting tired of being a bridesmaid to Ovechkin (the two teams next meet on Jan. 14).
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This will not suffice...Nepotism "Peter Farrell, founder and chairman of sleep disorder product manufacturer ResMed , has announced that he will recuse himself when the board votes on the company's next chief executive from a shortlist that includes Mr Farrell's son Michael. "As far as governance goes we are cleaner than a whistle having founded the company 22 years ago, the last thing I want to do is throw it under the bus by making the wrong call," Mr Farrell, who has been acting chief executive since the departure of Kieran Gallahue a year ago, said. Page 14."
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Cedar Rapids Gazette (Newspaper) - September 21, 1974, Cedar Rapids, Iowa Weather-- Muslly sunny Sunday wllh highs' aboui lio. Lows tonight in 30s. VOLUME 92- NUMBER 25E CITY FINAL 15 CENTS CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA, SATUHDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1974 ASSOCIATED PRESS, UPI, NEW YORK TIMES Trial To Wait WASHINGTON (AP) U. S. District Judge John Sirica has decided to wait for a direct ap- peal from Richard Nixon before deciding if the former President is healthy enough to testify at the Walergate cover-up trial. Although Nixon's health was cited in a defendant's request for delay of the trial which Sirica turned down Friday, the issue is expected to 'come up again before it begins Oct. 1. Sirica turned down a request for a 60-10-90-day delay from former White House aide John Ehrlichman. Before Sirica's ruling, the spe- cial Watergate prosecutor, Leon Jaworski, urged the judge to conduct his own immediate in- quiry into the former Pres- ident's health. 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Medicalion in such treatments must first be given intravenously and later can be taken orally. Julie Arrival It was not immediately known if any family members would stay with Nixon. Daughter Julie Eisenhower arrived in San Cle- menle Thursday, and sources said she came lo persuade him lo enter a hospital. Nixon ruled out a hospital stay a week ago Friday when he was examined by Tkach. It was Tkach who quoted him as say- ing, "If I go inlo Ihe hospital, I'll never come out alive." Tkach never explained why Nixon fell thai way. Nixon has had phlebitis, an inflammation of a vein, for sev- eral months. Tkach said Ihe ex- amination last week roveali'd Ihe second clot and that his left leg was swollen and painful. He also said Nixon was suffering from "severe physical strain and physical fatigue." "It's going to be a miracle for iLungren, longtime. Nixon physi-him lo Tkach said. Suspect Arrested in icewoman s Death WASHINGTON (AP) Police have arrested the man they sus- pect of shooting a rookie police- woman to death and arc search- ing for a second man. Officer Gail Cobb, 24, was Ihe first policewoman in the nation to be killed in line of duty since the FBI began keeping such records in 1960, officials said. A man identified as James Willie Bryant, 25, of Washing- ton, was arrested on a murder charge minutes after she was shot in the heart at an un- derground parking garage Fri- day. Hundreds of office workers on their lunch hour lined sidewalks as police searched in vain for the second man. Police said Miss Cobb, a member of the police force since October, was on routine patrol when she apparently re- sponded to police radio reports that two suspicious men were fleeing from near a savings 'and loan office. Confronts Man Told by a citizen that a man with a gun had run into the garage, she followed and con- fronted him as lie emerged from a restroom. Investigators said witnesses' accounts varied, but Miss Cobb may have had the suspect place his hands against the wall while she radioed for help. She failed to draw her service revolver, however, and he pro- duced an automatic pistol and shot her once, they said. She New Press Aide: "No Misleading" WASHINGTON (AP) Pres- ident Ford's new press secre- tary, Ron Nessen, a veteran television correspondent, took over Friday with promises to get as much news as possible from the White House lo (he American people. He promised not to knowingly mislead or lie lo the Whilc House press corps and said he sees no reason why a press sec- retary and Ihe press should be antagonists. Ncsscn, 40, who has been with NBC since 1962, stepped inlo Ihe job left vacant by Ihe resignation of Jerald ter- Horsl. died shortly after arrival it hospital. Bryant was arrested a few yards from the garage. Burger Injured In Trying Ouf Birthday Bike ARLINGTON, Va. (AP) (Chief Justice Warren Burger re- ceived hospital treatment Fri day night for minor injuries suf Officials said 'the suspects had whilc out a new been parked across the that was ;l birthday from the savings and loan from his family, and were being watched by two] police said Burger, who police sergeants who thought (57 Tuesday, apparently holdup was planned. of bicycle When the officers inlo a "curb and fell to the car, one occupant pulled a sawcd-off shotgun from beneath a towel. Both suspects fled on foot as the officers opened fire. Parents' Role Tiie office is 'throe from the garage in an area of new office buildings a half-mile from the While House. Miss Cobb's father is senior captain of guards at the District of Columbia reformatory in Lor- lon, Va., and her mother is a crossing guard. Policewomen have been as- signed to street patrol duty in Washington since 11172. Pre- viously, they had been confined to investigation of sex crimes and cases involving juveniles. Of Ihe city's police of- ficers, 266 are women. "I think we prevented a rob- bery one officer said, "and it cost us a life." the .pavement while pedaling along a heavily-traveled roat near his home in this Washing ton suburb. An aide said Burger was treated for a slight rib fracture iSf a dislocated right ring finger and a cut over his left eye tha required several stitches. He was returned to Ihe hospital Saturday for further checks. "He was riding the bike foi the first the aide said "A fast-moving car forced him over Ihe curb. He tried lo jump the curb and didn't quite make it." The spokesman said Burger thought he might have been brushed by a fender. The auto did not stop. The spokesman said Burger has ridden a bicycle most of his life, frequently having taken long jaunts. In Air Force Because Letter Took 356 Days SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) Robert Chapdclainc has a sad story lo tell about how he ended up in the U.S. air force because Ihe postal service look 35G days lo deliver a leller across lown. And when it finally arrived, the letter came with two cents postage due because the rales had gone up during Ihe year Chapdcl.'line was waiting. Having failed to get the job which he believes the lost letter would have brought him, Chap- delaine signed up for a four- year hitch in the air force. Now he wanls out. Passed Test The slory began when Chap- dclainc, then 18, applied for a ?.3.75-an-hour job on Ihe service desk of the California highway palrol. His goal lo become Cooper Sworn In I la palrol officer I reached 21. when he reached Chapdclainc with posl age due, lie had long since been scrubbed from the list of appli canls. He says he joined the aii force because "I thought ii would be a good way lo gel police (raining. But I want to be a highway patrolman, a civil Happy Ending? But Chnpdclainc's sad (ale TEGUCIGALPA, Hond u r a s (AP) An estimated to Hondurans have died in floods and landslides caused by Hurricane Fifi, the n a t i o n a 1 emergency committee said Sa- turday. "Rescue brigades and radio hams confirm that in the town of Choloma alone there are be- tween a.id Col. Eduardo Andino, committee coordinator, said in a telephone interview. "During the first reconnais- sance flight we made today in air force planes, we saw hun- dreds of bodies floating on the waters. "In many places where there had been townships there is now nothing, only water." "All Covered" Andino said "destruction was rcmendous" in towns and ports in the Atlantic coast where Fifi truck Thursday with sustained vinds of HO miles per hour and ;usts to 140. In Puerto Cortes, Tela, LaCei- ba, Trujillo and Castilla only structures built on high ground escaped destruction, Andino said. "Everything else is cover- ed by water." He said air rescue missions 'rom Nicaragua and Guatemala were made impossible by bad weather, and missions by land and water were extremely dif- ficull. We are using the GO launches thai we have, but they are not Andino said. Stranded He estimated persons rere stranded, "some in nearby hills, some on the roofs of their homes and still others in trees. But there are many roofless houses, and people have been balanced on the tops of walls for three days." There were reports from San Pedro dc Sula, the second larg- est Honduran city, that authori- ties there had ordered bodies burned to prevent an epidemic. Andino said Ihe committee had put together a picture of what happened in Choloma in part from reports of authorities broadcast by amateur radio op- erators. "The waters of the rivers that run past Choloma were unable to flow into the sea due to the waves whipped up by An- dino said. "The water backed up in the form of great waves that undermined a hill close to Choloma, which served as a temporary dam. When the dam burst it cast earth, water and rocks on (he town. Sleeping at Time "We think the people were sleeping when the lown was flooded. Yesterday, when we flew over it, we saw houses on top of other houses. It must have been a wall of earth and water that fell on them. "It is impossible to calculate Ihe exact number of.lives lost, but we are convinced from the reports received and from our own inspection that the figun 'luctuate between and As waters recede and res- cue brigades are able to get to he most hard hit areas, we would not be surprised if the fig- ure increased." U. S. Ambassador Philip San- chez told NBC News he was ikeptical of the emergency committee estimates. Sanchez, without quoting any sources of his own, said the fig- ures were "way ouit of line" and he dead possibly should be counted in hundreds instead of .housands. He said there had not yet jeen an actual body count and, even though many villages had jeen flooded or destroyed, it did lot follow that their inhabitants had been killed. "Those people live with hurri- canes and know what to do about he told NBC, which contacted him by tele- phone from New York. In El Salvador, at least 30 were reported dead and many missing in Fifi's wake. There were no confirmed deaths in Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Guatemala and Belize, but there were reports of dam- age to roads, bridges, communi- cations and electrical services. Fifi was reduced to a tropical itorm Friday. The Mexican veather bureau reported it was lacking 50 m.p.h. winds and leading toward the Mexican cast coast port of Vera Cruz. may yet have a happy ending. Since the story of his long- delayed letter appeared in the Sacramento Bee on Thursday, Chapdclaine has been reinstated on the list for oral interviews for the patrol job. He said that the judge advocate's office at the air force base near Sacra- mento where he is stationed has promised lo help him Ret dis- charged if he gels Ihe job. "I have proof that I had no in- W A S HI N G T 0 N (AP) Former Son. John Sherman Cooper was sworn in Friday as Ihe first U. S. ambassador to Kast Germany. He passed the written Icsl.llcnlion of going into the air and was mailed a notice on force if I had gotten Ihe job. I June 21, 1073. lo report for an oral examination. Hy June 12, 197-1, when Ihe notice finally didn't decide until all of the stuff with Ihe. highway patrol fell ho said. President's Son Forgets To Sign WASHINGTON (AP) Ste- ven Ford, 18, son of the Pres- ident, forgot to register with his draft board on time, a Whilc House spokesman said Satur- day. The board, while noting that it was a "technical violation" of the law, decided that it was typ- ical of many other young men who miss their deadline and thai there would be "no action taken" against the President's son, Deputy Press Secretary John llushcn added. Steven, who was graduated from high school in June, turnct 18 May 19 and should have reg istcrect wilhin ,10 days. But, according lo llushcn, he didn't realize he was required to do so until Aug. 29, when he reg istercd find wrote Ihe board letter explaining why he was lardy. Canada Ups Natural Gas Export Price OTTAWA (AP) Canada has announced a G7 percent increase in the average price of natural 'as exported to the U. S., effec- tive Jan. 1. Energy Minister Donald Mac- donald said Friday that the price paid by American utilities would rise to per cubic feet, from the present average price of 60 cents. The new price will cost them about million a year, he said. 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Welcome to the Wisconsin Masters Swim Committee (WMSC) Official Website
..................................... Upcoming Local Pool Meets & Events .....................................
Individual USMS 2016 Registration Begins 11/1/2015 and runs all year
( Click button at right side above to Register on-line )
Please select Wisconsin Masters Aquatic Club (WMAC) as your club instead of selecting Unattached as your club.
See the list of WMAC Workout Groups with contact information. To Change your club at a time other than
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6/11/2016 - USMS Adult-Learn-To-Swim Instructor Training in Milwaukee
( ALTS Information ) ( Course Registration for Milwaukee, June 11th)
(see full schedule via Course Schedule Page )
( Scholarship Application for Course Reimbursement, apply before course registration please )
6/12/2016 - Badger State Games SCY Meet in Wausau, afternoon only
( Information AND mail-in entry form ) Entry Due June 1st
6/18/2016 - Schroeder Aquatic Center State Meet Long Course 50M
( On-Line Enter website) ( SwimPhone ) On-Line Entries Close June 11, 2016
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8/20/2016 - 2016 MOWS Open Water Swim (Madison Open Water Swim)
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9/10/2016 - Senior Olympics SCY Meet in Shorewood VHE pool
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4/09/2016 - Baraboo Middle School SCY Meet
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Thirty-six swimmers attended the meet.
4/02-4/03/2016 - Schroeder Aquatic Center State Meet (2 days) SCY
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11/1/2015-12/31/2015 - Wisconsin Water Warriors Fitness Swimming Postal
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01/10/2016 - YMCA at Pabst Farms SCY Meet
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Newspaper Editors Confront Errors: 'We Learn from One Another's Mistakes.' (Curator's Corner)
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A strength of our craft is its transparency and its capacity for searching examination when core values and standards of journalistic performance are violated. This spring, several of our nation's leading newspapers demonstrated an admirable willingness to investigate their failures and inform the public through detailed accounts. The New York Times published an extensive account of how reporter Jayson Blair repeatedly wrote stories based on what the paper called "fabrication and plagiarism." And The Miami Herald acknowledged that it published a story that unfairly accused the winning Kentucky Derby jockey of cheating.
The power of e-mail and the Internet means that internal newsroom efforts to address problems of journalistic ethics and performance get widely circulated on Web sites and quickly become public forums for discussion and debate, as well as a place for venting anger. Airing of opinions, criticisms and thoughts about why such situations happened and how to correct problems are healthy for journalism. We learn from one another's mistakes. And through this process of self-examination, we send an important message to the public that in our most embarrassing moments we're willing to be candid and to work at making necessary corrections to prevent reoccurrences and rebuild trust.
In this tradition, our craft is unusual. Compare these responses to the Enron Corporation, where executives tried hard to prevent public disclosure of practices, which eventually led to the company's collapse by misleading the public, the securities markets, investors and, for a long time, journalists. Those in top positions at news organizations are more likely to initiate self-criticism and be forthcoming about their errors.
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"The demand for UUP NOV 23 calls the past week may be related to a Hedge Fund taking a shot on the Dollar bottoming out. Open interest in these calls has skyrocketed the past week and is registering nearly 300k contracts or nearly $30 million in underlying value. As customers buy these calls, market makers who sell them must buy stock to hedge these call sales. Here is the past 10 day volume of the calls vs puts, and the open interest of the calls and puts. AVGATM VOL = Average at the money implied vol of the front mo options- notice the spike." http://www.istockanalyst.com/article/viewarticle/articleid/3612393
I don't think the call buying was a bet on the dollar, but rather a play on the fund running out of shares. There was a filing Tuesday saying it was running low and so they ramped up the call buying to increase demand for shares, which is why the fund ran out today and trading was halted.
This was not my explanation but another opinion on this mysterious move. The funny thing about all this is that nobody is buying puts.
you think a sophisicated hedge would buy an ETF?these explanations are bs. the dollar did not react at all.


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Planned Parenthood videos: A 'hole in America's heart' or just fanatical frauds? (Letters to the Editor)Planned Parenthood videos: A 'hole in America's heart' or just fanatical frauds? (Letters to the Editor)Even unborn children as young as 9 weeks are worth money ... Full story »
Just before 10 p.m. on July 4, officers responded to the accident at Southeast 60th Avenue and Holgate Boulevard and found Marlene Popps, 60, with traumatic injuries. Police hope this video will lead to the capture of the driver. Full story »
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OSU beat reporters Connor Letourneau and Gina Mizell, of The Oregonian, recap the Beavers' surprising 35-27 win over the Arizona State Sun Devils Nov. 15, 2014 at Reser Stadium in Corvallis. The Beavers' next game is against the Washington Huskies, in Seattle, on Saturday, Nov. 22, 2014, at 7:30 p.m. Full story »
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OREGON CITY - A powerful collection of photojournalism, with images showing everything from political powerhouses to small-town Americans, is on display at Clackamas Community College. The Journalism program at CCC is proud to host a special exhibition honoring winners in the 2014 White House News Photographers Association's annual Eyes of History competition. The exhibition will run through Oct. 24 in... Full story »
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OSU beat reporters Connor Letourneau and Gina Mizell, of The Oregonian, take you on a quick walk through the news of Wednesday's practice as the Beavers prepared for their football game against USC. The Beavers travel to Los Angeles to take on the Trojans on Saturday, Sept. 27, at 7:30 p.m. For more details on the game and the Beavers'... Full story »


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Until recently, Fazal Akbar survived by begging on the streets of the Pakistani city of Peshawar after his mother died of cancer and his father was killed in a suicide bombing. Now, he lives and learns at a new government facility that aims to save children from being recruited by militant groups.
"My dream is to become a doctor as I want to serve the people who are injured or maimed in bomb blasts and militant attacks," said 12-year-old Akbar.
It's a dream that could become a reality since he and his two younger brothers became students two months ago at Zamung Kor, which translates as "My Home". They are among the first 40 students at the facility – the first of its kind run by the government – which was inaugurated in November and will house as many as 1,000 boys by the end of the year.
The boys chosen to attend Zamung Kor will be among Pakistan's most vulnerable children – those who became orphans due to conflict and others from poor families who are forced to work or beg on the streets. Such children have increasingly become victims of militant groups.
A 2012 report by UNICEF found that children, including girls, were being recruited as suicide bombers in Pakistan. In 2009, Save the Children and the Society for the Protection of the Rights of the Child found that children were increasingly being recruited as suicide bombers and indoctrinated as fighters in unregulated madrassas, or Islamic schools.
It is precisely that kind of exploitation and victimisation of children that led the government to create Zamung Kor.
"We now want to save our future generation especially children orphaned by the war from landing into hands of the militants," said Muhammad Naeem, the project director. "The de-radicalisation efforts will definitely take time but we're hopeful to achieve the goal with help of education."
Zamung Kor offers a package of both secular and religious education at a large compound on the outskirts of the northwestern city of Peshawar. There is a small mosque on the premises, as well as a computer lab, a library, gymnasium and dorm rooms.
"Children here are taught biological sciences, computer [skills], drawing and English to broaden their observation and knowledge about the world," said Naeem. "We also teach them verses from the Koran, which encourage peace, harmony and love in the society."
In contrast, he said, some madrassas in the area teach children "hatred against non-Muslims". Yet, many poor families send their children to such schools because they provide free classes and lodging, while there are not enough government schools.
In 2009, there were at least 12 million Pakistani children in about 76,000 private institutions, according to the joint report by Save the Children and the SPRC. Yet, the government had no mechanism to oversee teaching standards, curriculums or fees charged.
"The state has no control over these private schools, including" madrassas, the report concluded.
Fighting in the Federally Administered Tribal Areas on the border with Afghanistan has also disrupted classes and destroyed schools. Many of those that still function are overwhelmed by too many students.
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Militant groups have also targeted schools directly. According to the Global Terrorism Database, which is run by the University of Maryland, more than 850 educational institutions were attacked in Pakistan between 1970 and 2014, killing at least 450 people.
To protect it from being attacked, Zamung Kor is surrounded by an 11-foot high wall with razor wire and security cameras along the top.
Akbar hopes the precautions are unnecessary.
"I don't want to see anybody lose his friends or other close relatives in bomb blasts like I did," he said.
It's busy times for the vaccine industry – a new vaccine against dengue fever has been deployed in the Philippines, research for a vaccine against Zika virus is gaining steam (although questions remain over the threat it poses), the Ebola outbreak refuses to go away, and a yellow fever outbreak in Angola has exposed an alarming lack of stockpiles.
Against this backdrop, the biggest-ever effort in human immunisation might finally be reaching the beginning of the end. Wild polio, once crippling hundreds of thousands a year, is found now in only two countries – Afghanistan and Pakistan. There have been just nine reported cases so far in 2016.
If polio were in full retreat in 2017, it would mark 40 years since the last natural case of smallpox – the first disease to be completely wiped out in human history, in 1977.
The multi-agency polio eradication programme led by the WHO since 1988 shows that the road to eradicating any disease is long and expensive, even one with relatively simple characteristics (unlike a number of other diseases on the global agenda, polio can only survive in humans; there's no reservoir in animals or insects). The Polio Eradication Initiative has a budget of more than $1 billion per year.
The research and development stages of any drug or vaccine take years, but that's only one ingredient. Public education and mobilisation, funding, and, inevitably, tackling anti-vaccine suspicion and rumours, have all played their part in the twists and turns of the polio campaign. The same will surely be true of any future eradication programme.
The next steps of the anti-polio drive require a synchronised switch in the type of vaccine, due between now and 1 May in 155 countries, and then, in the years to follow, a gradual transition to injectable vaccines to replace the oral drops so many countries are familiar with.
Until this year, the most common oral vaccine protected against all three types of polio. Since type two is now eradicated in the wild, the new version of the vaccine only protects against types one and three.
Some surprising data is a factor behind this move.
While the number of naturally-acquired cases of polio last year were 74, the total number was 106. How?
In a tiny minority of cases – the WHO suggests it's a 2.7 million to one chance – the oral polio vaccine backfires and causes paralysis: the signature symptom of polio.
Given the right circumstances, both in the patient's stomach and an unhygienic environment, the polio virus can further survive in faeces and be transmitted to others. This, circulating vaccine-derived polio virus (cVDPV) is most commonly a variant of type two, so it makes sense to remove the pathogen from the vaccine now if it's not present in the wild.
In 2015, 32 cVDPV cases were reported from Madagascar, Laos, Guinea, Myanmar, Nigeria and Ukraine.
Therefore, the old oral polio vaccine was in fact the cause of about a third of cases of polio-related paralysis last year. Governments accept the rare incidents of vaccine-derived polio as an acceptable price to pay along the road to worldwide eradication. Using only the new bivalent (two-pronged) vaccine should reduce this unintended consequence significantly, while concentrating firepower on the remaining two types. Developed countries now tend to use the injectable polio vaccine, which carries no risk of vaccine-derived polio. The rest of the world should also graduate to the injectable model if the frontline battle against polio can be won by the oral vaccine.
Vaccine controversies, unfounded in science, have surfaced in Europe and the United States in recent years. There is no proof of a link between autism and vaccines, and a dropoff in vaccination rates has caused an upswing in cases of measles. Such scares and debates have always accompanied vaccines and are inevitable part of the public conversation, according to Sanofi Pasteur spokesman Alain Bernal.
Much of the recent media hype involving vaccines has centred on the Zika virus, which has exploded in the Americas this year and has been categorised as a public health emergency of international concern by the World Health Organization.
Sanofi Pasteur head of global research, Nick Jackson, told IRIN that in addition to being a major producer of polio and other vaccines it is among a number of bodies moving towards early-stage "wet experiments" on Zika.
For Zika, there is a particular lack of data and research on the virus, its mosquito hosts and means of transmission. There's also debate about the normal incidence of various congenital and neurological conditions that have so far been linked to it. Building baseline data will be critical both for researchers and for subsequent public confidence in any vaccine. A recent review of expert opinion by Scientific American explores a range of risks and complicating factors, all suggesting a quick win in vaccine research unlikely.
One of the conditions that may be linked to Zika in adults is a severe neurological disorder called Guillain-Barré syndrome (GBS). "What is tricky is to be able to measure the level of GBS without vaccination… The background level exists naturally. It's very important for a vaccine producer to demonstrate the level of these events before the vaccination, so that after the vaccination people don't blame the vaccine," Bernal told IRIN.
Pressure for Zika treatment and prevention is an acute international priority according to the WHO – and the outbreak's development in the Americas has triggered the early promise of US cash and research resources. At a recent consultation in the US, researchers, drug company officials, medical journals and public health officials compared notes. "Ebola's scary because we know what it can do. Zika's scary because we don't know yet what it can do," said Jackson.
[Sanofi Pasteur provided travel expenses for IRIN's visit to its facilities in Lyon.]


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Ten years might as well be 100 for a family that loves racing as much as the Byrds.
On Friday, Jonathan Byrd's Racing announced it would be returning to the Indianapolis 500 in 2015 with two-time USAC National Sprint Car Champion Bryan Clauson as its driver.
The Byrds' most recent representation at the "500" was Jaques Lazier's 16th-place finish in 2005.
Former Greenwood resident Jonathan Byrd passed away in August 2009 at age 57.
Representing the family at a news conference Friday at Indianapolis Motor Speedway were Byrd's widow, Ginny, and sons Jonathan and David.
"These children of mine have been crazy about racing since we started racing in 1982. They've kind of grown up with this passion. Their dad gave it to them," Ginny said.
"When David started talking to me about this and he sent me Bryan's resume, I'm reading it and thinking, 'How old is this kid?' He's 24. I've got purses older than this. But we are excited as a family to be coming back to Indy. We've missed it. It just seems like this is the right time. All the planets have aligned. "
Clauson took part in the 2012 Indianapolis 500, starting on the inside of Row 11 for Sarah Fisher Hartman Racing.
He completed 46 laps before mechanical problems stopped him for what would amount to a 30th-place finish.
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Knowing he's getting the opportunity to redeem himself proved music to Clauson's ears.
"It's hard to put into words after 2012 and the last couple of years not being able to come up with anything. I wasn't sure if we would be back or when I'd be back. I was happy to get a phone call from David when I was out in Phoenix two or three months ago while I was racing out there, and he said, 'Hey, I've got a crazy idea. Why don't we meet up.' We got together and, sure enough, when he pitched it to me it was pretty crazy," Clauson said.
"I never thought it would come together this fast. Obviously, it's an honor to be part of Jonathan Byrd's Racing and the legacy that they have here at the Speedway kind of speaks for itself. Everything they've done here is so special. It's an exciting time for myself and my family."
"I've been coming here since I was 8 or 9. I left 2012 (race) a little bit heartbroken. I felt we had a better month than the way it finished," Clauson added. "Since that day I vowed to get back here and find a way. The right opportunity hadn't presented itself. Obviously, this is a situation I feel is fitting on all fronts."
Jonathan Byrd's Racing had previously been involved in 15 Indy 500s with 17 different drivers from 1985-2005. Its best finish was Scott Brayton taking sixth in 1993.
"In 2006, 2007 we come out every year and we're not a part of it, and now we're going to be a part of it ... it kills us. We love this place so much. The '500' means so much to our family not only personally, but to our business. I missed being a part of it," Jonathan Byrd II said.
"Not only is Bryan going to be our Indy 500 driver next year, it's our intention that he be our Indy 500 driver for the next 15 years. He is a great fit for our brand."
Clauson, who turns 25 in June, is a three-time USAC National Driver's Champion and twice National Midget Driver of the Year. His short-track expertise is like that of previous Byrd-sponsored drivers Rich Vogler and Stan Fox.
And what would Jonathan Byrd say to the news his family is going racing again?
"In some regards, I think he would say, 'What took you so long?'" Ginny said. "He would say, 'Come on, kids. Let's go racing'. That was always his motto."


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Camas boys basketball coach Scott Preuninger resigned four weeks prior to the first day of practice — a surprising move considering the date.
Camas High School has hired Skyler Gillispie as its new coach — a surprising move considering Gillispie's age. He is 22.
Camas athletic director Terry Cavender said age should not be a factor in a hiring, and the sports world is full of success stories for programs who gave young coaches a first opportunity.
"Somebody had to take it over. You have the option of deciding to go on an interim basis or finding out if there is that person out there who can do the job," Cavnender said. "There are a lot of advantages of being a young coach. He's enthusiastic, passionate, intense. He has a great fundamental background. He's young and ready to go."
Gillispie, a 2007 graduate of Hockinson High School, is working on his Master's degree at Concordia University in Portland with the goal of becoming a teacher. A member of Hockinson's 2006 state tournament team, Gillispie played a season at Yakima Community College before an injury directed him into the coaching ranks. He has been a part of the Dan Dickau basketball academy as a coach and coached the freshman and junior varsity teams at Hockinson the past two seasons.
Cavender said Gillispie joins Camas after a number of veteran coaches in the area recommended him.
The opportunity itself is newsworthy, as well.
Preuninger, who had coached the Papermakers for eight seasons, first resigned in June. But after talks with assistant coaches and others associated with the program, he rescinded that resignation two days later. This fall, though, he realized his heart would not be with the program but his own children instead.
Scott Preuninger said he wants to be available to watch his son Drew play his senior year at Concordia. Scott's daughter, Kendra, is a guard on Camas' girls team.
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Preuninger said he was hoping it would just be a year off. He asked to take a sabbatical from the head coaching position, in hopes that one of his assistants could take over for a season. Preuninger said he would become a part-time assistant, with the flexibility to watch his children play.
The school denied that request.
"We just haven't granted them. It's not a practice of ours. There is no process in place for a someone asking for a sabbatical," Cavender said.
That left Preuninger with a decision to make. He resigned.
Preuninger, who has coached the sport for 24 years, including 19 as a head coach, said it was not his intention to abandon the basketball players. He just wanted some flexibility this season.
"I get where Scott is coming from," Cavender said. "He wants to watch his son and daughter play. I tremendously admire him for that. Any decision made regarding this was not personal."
Preuninger is not done with coaching. Still on staff as a teacher at Camas, he said he hopes there will be other coaching opportunities that he can pursue beginning next school year.
His only regret is not sticking with his resignation in June. He acknowledged the timing of his final resignation was not ideal.
"But if I had to do it all over again, I'd still resign," Preuninger said. "I owe this to my family."
For his part, Gillispie said he appreciates taking over a program that Preuninger turned into a winner.
The Papermakers won the Class 3A Greater St. Helens League title last season — the first league title for the Camas boys in 49 years.
"I'm going to take what he's built and put in my own philosophy into it," Gillispie said.
When the job opened, Gillispie said he initially applied to get interview experience. He promised himself to do his best. Evidently, he impressed Camas officials.
"Obviously, I bit off a lot to chew. I didn't really see it coming, but I'm extremely happy about it. It's a pretty cool moment. I got the job (Monday), and I have seven days to prepare. I've got my hands full. But it was one of those opportunities in life … you don't think there's any way you can pass it up."
He knows some will question his experience, his age.
Cavender said if that is the only negative that people can come up with, well, it won't be a negative for too long.
"It's never a negative if you can turn it into a positive," Cavender said.
"There is a lot to be said for the youth," Gillispie said. "I'm excited about relating to the kids with the energy and passion I bring. I'm excited about it. I don't plan on it being a one-year team. I plan on making it my future there."


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