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The United Nations has been virtually side-lined on the question of Palestine. In the past, while they have issued numerous resolutions, such as UN Resolution 242 the so-called "land for peace" resolution requiring Israel to withdraw to pre-1967 borders and return all captured land in return for peace with its Arab neighbors, the US has vetoed any such effective actions by the UN. Furthermore, the 1948 UN Resolution 181 allowed for both Jews and Arabs to live in Israel, which goes counter to claims of some groups that Israel should not exist.
Hence, the Palestinian people as well as Israelis do not see much hope in the UN helping. Recently, Kofi Annan has been involved in talks, but only when the US has permitted it. (A convenient scapegoat if things don't go well).
At the beginning of the present intifada, at the end of 2000 there was a UN resolution to look into the violence. This resulted in US ambassador, Richard Holbrooke describing the resolution as biased and that the Security Council ended its usefulness. Yes, because it criticized Israel then the US did not like that. Because it did not support the Israeli positions, it ended its "usefulness" to the US interests. But that was in context of there being a unanimous vote at the UN to condemn the Israeli actions with the US abstaining.
While the UN web site on the Question of Palestine does provide a lot of information, including texts of various resolutions and so forth, it remains to be seen how the current situation will evolve and how the UN will be involved, or not.
Ideally it should be involved. Ideally, the Security Council (while it too isn't the best set up in the UN, it is more multilateral than just one "even-handed peace broker") should help govern peace talks. However, for the US, there are too many "national interests" at stake (economic ones -- oil).
At the same time, discrepencies need to be addressed as well:
After the 1967 war, the UN Security Council adopted Resolution 242, which notes the "inadmissability of the acquisition of territory by force," and calls for Israeli withdrawal from lands seized in the war and the right of all states in the area to peaceful existence within secure and recognized boundaries. The grammatical construction of the French version of Resolution 242 says Israel should withdraw from "the territories," whereas the English version of the text calls for withdrawal from "territories." (Both English and French are official languages of the UN.) Israel and the United States use the English version to argue that Israeli withdrawal from some, but not all, the territory occupied in the 1967 war satisfies the requirements of this resolution.
For many years the Palestinians rejected Resolution 242 because it does not acknowledge their right to national self-determination or to return to their homeland. It calls only for a just settlement of the refugee problem. By calling for recognition of every state in the area, Resolution 242 entailed unilateral Palestinian recognition of Israel without recognition of Palestinian national rights.
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SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) - Jurors have begun deliberations in a patent infringement lawsuit involving Apple and Samsung over smartphone technology.
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We have just returned to the NIOZ from our stay in Ny-Ålesund. It was an even longer way southwards than the one northwards… from Monday at 11:00 until Wednesday at 19:00. The time passed by fast between sampling and filtering, but we found time to take also some ice samples near the glaciers. During this time we also had Royal visits in the lab, the fox showed up her new 8 cubs litter, we had the midsummer party (almost warm…), and we had one day to walk around (7 hours walking!!!). (lees verder…)5 reacties
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Mrs Robert Sherson
- Object:
Portrait miniature
- Place of origin:
India (probably, painted)
- Date:
1803 (painted)
- Artist/Maker:
Chinnery, born 1774 - died 1852 (artist)
- Materials and Techniques:
Watercolour on ivory
- Museum number:
- Gallery location:
Portrait Miniatures, room 90a, case 12
Physical description
Portrait miniature of Mrs Robert Sherson, dated 1803. The sitter is depicted three-quarter length in a cream dress, seated on a rock with autumnal leaves to her right, against a blue yet cloudy sky.
Place of Origin
India (probably, painted)
1803 (painted)
Chinnery, born 1774 - died 1852 (artist)
Materials and Techniques
Watercolour on ivory
Height: 155 mm, Width: 122 mm
Descriptive line
Portrait miniature of Mrs Robert Sherson, dated 1803, watercolour on ivory, painted by George Chinnery (1774-1852).
Bibliographic References (Citation, Note/Abstract, NAL no)
Summary Catalogue of Miniatures in the Victoria and Albert Museum, Emmett Microform, 1981.
The full text of the entry is as follows:
"CHINNERY George (1774-1852)
Mrs Robert Sherson (1780-1858) born Taylor
S/d. 1803 ivory rect. 155 x 122 Pc.
Neg. GE6073 CT3981
0185 Fiche 4/A12 P27-1922"
Watercolour; Ivory
Subjects depicted
Portrait; Sherson (Mrs Robert)
Portraits; Paintings
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Recent flood swamped local NY farms
PA farms were more fortunate
By TOM KANE
RIVER VALLEY ľ Three local Sullivan County farms were hit hard by recent flooding. Many others were minimally affected.
The River Brook Farm, an organic farm owned by Neal and Alice Fitzgerald of Cochecton, NY, lost 90 percent of its crop. The organic farm owned and operated by John Gorzynski, also of Cochecton, lost 40 to 50 percent. The Wild Roots Farm in Youngsville, NY, owned by Wes and Amy Gillingham, lost up to 80 percent.
Fitzgeralds farm is on the Delaware River. Gorzynskis is on the Ten Mile River, an Upper Delaware tributary. The Gillinghams farm is on Callicoon Creek, another Upper Delaware tributary. All three were flooded multiple times in the past two years, and all are still functioning.
Fitzgerald said his farm will be open on weekends for the rest of the season.
What hurts more than losing crops is the loss of topsoil, Fitzgerald said. The ground was still loose and couldnt resist the currents.
Fitzgerald claimed the floodwaters reached a 500-year flood plain on his property. I know clearly where the 100-year flood plain is, and I can compute that the level of water this time went four times higher. I consider that the 500-year flood level, or very close to it.
Amy Gillingham said the Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) component of the farm is keeping them afloat. None of the customers, who had already paid for their shares, had complained that they would be getting fewer vegetables this year. Everyone was very supportive, she said. We lost our market season, and the CSA is what kept us from really going down.
Gorzynski would not compute how big his financial loss was. You dont know how valuable a crop is until you sell it, he said.
Pennsylvania local farms experienced minimal damage.
Two Pennsylvania farmers have fields they rent that were washed out and the crop lost, said Ed Pruss of the Penn State Extension in Wayne County. One was a crop of corn down on the Dyberry Flats, north of Honesdale, PA, which was on a field rented by Andy Weist, whose farm is on high ground near Honesdale.
Another PA farm, the Diehlline Farm in Conklin Hill, PA, owned by Don and Louis Diehl, lost a crop of corn on leased land that was flooded in the flats along the river at Cochecton, NY.
Assistance is being offered to farms affected by the flood through the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA). Farmers should contact their county USDA farm service agency office for assistance regarding lost crops, livestock or milk losses. Emergency loans are also available.
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With more than 300 IT companies and organizations represented, Ciena's Waveserver was presented with the "Panel's Special Prize" in the Carrier/ISP Network Category on June 7 at Interop Tokyo 2016 – Japan's largest network and service exhibit.
The Global Telecoms Business Telecoms Innovation & Technology Awards are presented for innovative projects by operators and vendors in the telecoms industry. Aqua Comms and Ciena were recognized for AEConnect, a high-capacity subsea system specifically designed for web-scale providers. Aqua Comms AEConnect is a new trans-Atlantic subsea cable system spanning more than 5,500 km from New York to the West Coast of Ireland to Dublin, London and into Europe.
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Last day in Paris
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Decision Criteria of Immediate Aeromedical Evacuation
Background. The decision whether to immediately evacuate an international traveler who has become ill is a challenge for physicians of aeromedical evacuation companies. The aim of this study is to characterize international aeromedical evacuations in order to identify predictive factors that indicate urgent evacuation.
Methods. The records from all consecutive aeromedical evacuations and overseas repatriations carried out by Mondial Assistance France between August 2006 and July 2007 were reviewed for this study. Patients were allocated to one of two groups: those requiring immediate aeromedical evacuation by air‐ambulance and those whose condition allowed subsequent, nonurgent repatriation. Data were compared between the two groups.
Results. Overseas repatriations numbering 402 were executed: 35 immediate aeromedical evacuations with air‐ambulance and 367 nonurgent repatriations. Age ≤15 years [odds ratio (OR), 7.0; 95% CI, 1.6–30.6], whether there was a high standard structure in the country (OR, 0.28; 95% CI, 0.09–0.85), and location in sub‐Saharan Africa (OR, 12.6; 95% CI, 2.3–71.4) were independent factors indicating the need for immediate aeromedical evacuation.
Conclusions. Patient age, availability of local resources, and locations are the criteria associated with the need for immediate aeromedical evacuation. Creation of a specific standardized scoring system based on these criteria could be of great value to help physicians of aeromedical evacuation companies in initial management of cases.
The number of international travelers, particularly the middle‐aged and elderly, is increasing 1,2 and therefore so is the number of the ill and injured in non‐native countries. Several organizations offer medical assistance to travelers who become ill and require medical care. These organizations provide aeromedical evacuations and repatriations, depending on the patient's conditions. When the needs of these patients exceed the capabilities of local facilities, urgent medical evacuation by air is required. 3 Aeromedical evacuations are expensive, have complicated logistics, and may cause emotional distress to both the patient and the family. The decision whether to evacuate urgently or not is therefore a challenge faced by physicians in coordination centers of medical evacuation companies. Decision tools designed to help physicians in this delicate process would be very valuable. An objective scoring system that could be used to determine which patients are eligible for costly resources could be very valuable. The aim of this study is to characterize international aeromedical evacuations in order to identify predictive factors that indicate the need for urgent evacuation.
This descriptive, retrospective study was carried out in Mondial Assistance France, which provides worldwide medical assistance and aeromedical evacuations. The company has a coordination center in Paris with a number of physicians, mostly emergency physicians or intensivists working part‐time for the company and the rest of the time at the hospital. There are also medical teams for evacuations: These are emergency physicians, nurses, and nurse anesthetists. The company has a worldwide network of correspondents who provide medical reports and arrange local transfers at the request of the coordination center. All people who are insured by Mondial Assistance may contact the coordination center if they need emergency medical aid. Subscribers make a direct subscription, or are covered through their comprehensive or auto insurance, ticketing or travel package, or are insured by their company as business travelers. As a result, Mondial Assistance' insured population is very large. All evacuation expenses are borne by the company.
Requests for aeromedical evacuation are received at the coordination center by dispatchers who immediately inform the physicians on duty. The dispatcher documents the identity of the patient, his/her age, and location, and a brief description of the reason for the request. In most cases, the Mondial Assistance physician on duty tries to directly contact the physician in charge of the patient so as to obtain detailed and accurate information. If this contact cannot be established, the intervention of a medical correspondent in the country is required. The correspondent sends a written medical report.
The records from all consecutive aeromedical evacuations and overseas repatriations executed by Mondial Assistance France between August 2006 and July 2007 were reviewed for this study by a single investigator, who is a physician of the coordination center. There were no exclusion criteria. The following information was collected: age of the patient; level of sanitary conditions in the place in which the injured/ill traveler was located, according to World Health Organization standards 4 (Figure 1); whether there is a high standard structure (as defined below) in the country (Figure 2); whether the patient was in a French speaking area; whether direct medical contact could be established with the attending physician, the patient's primary diagnosis, whether urgent treatment was required, whether the patient required initial transfer to another local hospital with better medical facilities, and the available modalities of repatriation (according to the coordination center physician's decision). A high standard structure in the country was defined as a level 4 hospital in the Marco Polo program for evaluation of medical facilities worldwide. The rate from 1 to 5 depends on facilities after evaluation by a medical director of one business unit of the group, who is in charge of a part of the world. A visit is scheduled every year and evaluation is made using a standardized form. A level 4 or 5 hospital must have an Intensive Care Unit, advanced imaging (tomodensitometry and/or MRI), an operating theater, and a good global hygiene. The Marco Polo evaluation program was developed by Mondial Assistance Group in 2002 and is updated every year. Evaluations of 1143 hospitals in 423 cities and 120 countries are available.
Patients were allocated to one of two groups: those requiring immediate aeromedical evacuation by air‐ambulance and those whose condition allowed subsequent, nonurgent repatriation. Data were expressed as mean ± SD and percentage of patients and compared between the two groups. Statistical analysis was performed by ANOVA for quantitative data and a chi‐square test for qualitative data. Multivariate analysis was also done. A p value less than 0.05 was considered the threshold for significance. We used statistical package Stat‐View 5^® (Abacus Concept, Berkeley, CA, USA).
During the study period, 402 overseas repatriations were executed: 35 immediate aeromedical evacuations by air‐ambulance and 367 nonurgent repatriations. The most common conditions necessitating transport were trauma (40%), cardiac diseases (17%), neurological disorders (14%), and respiratory diseases (8%). The primary diagnoses in the two groups were not significantly different. Other results are shown in Table 1. Two hundred and two patients (50%) required urgent therapeutic measures, mostly a surgical intervention (27%). A transfer to another hospital was initiated by the physician on duty in the coordination center for 92 patients (23%). All immediate evacuations were performed aboard air‐ambulances providing advanced life support. A part of nonurgent repatriations was also done aboard air‐ambulances providing advanced life support for 69 patients (19%) mostly for logistic reasons (no commercial flight available, complicated flight connections, regrouping, etc.). Commercial aircraft were used for the remaining patients. Oxygen was required by 117 (29%) patients during evacuation.
|Immediate aeromedical evacuation N = 35
|Nonurgent repatriation N = 367
|Total N = 402
|Age (yrs)
|47 ± 4
|57 ± 1
|Age ≤15
|5 (14%)
|8 (2%)
|North Africa
|13 (37%)
|85 (23%)
|Sub‐Saharan Africa
|15 (43%)
|34 (9%)
|2 (6%)
|41 (11%)
|2 (6%)
|25 (7%)
|3 (8%)
|182 (50%)
|Western countries' standards
|2 (6%)
|143 (39%)
|There is a high standard structure in the country
|21 (60%)
|328 (89%)
|Direct medical contact
|31 (89%)
|215 (59%)
|French speaking area
|25 (71%)
|128 (35%)
|Urgent treatment required
|34 (97%)
|123 (34%)
Data are expressed as N (%) unless otherwise indicated
Multiple logistic regression showing the independent factors indicating the need for immediate aeromedical evacuation were aged ≤15 years [odds ratio (OR), 7.0; 95% CI, 1.6–30.6], whether there was a high standard structure in the country (OR, 0.28; 95% CI, 0.09–0.85), and location in sub‐Saharan Africa (OR, 12.6; 95% CI, 2.3–71.4).
The international aeromedical industry provides a medical response for injured or ill travelers, particularly when their needs exceed the capabilities of local clinics or hospitals, making overseas travel much less hazardous. Rapid response to medical and/or surgical emergencies is a key point that ensures health security of travelers. For medium‐haul destinations (up to 4 h flight), aeromedical evacuations are most of the time provided by French teams from our staff. For onward destinations, flight durations made the direct return to home country irrelevant, and major medical assistance companies have built a worldwide network allowing the setup of evacuations in most places in the world. In those cases, the patient is transferred toward the nearest place where Western countries' customary facilities are available. Assistance companies periodically check the level of expertise, the reliability of medical equipment, and the responsiveness of these local partners.
Strict conditions are necessary so that this system works. Skilled physicians and nurses must be available anytime. A medical assistance company such as Mondial Assistance France has a large evacuation equipment provision. Monitoring devices (ECG, blood pressure, pulse oximetry, capnography), defibrillators, pacing devices, ventilators, aeronautical oxygen systems, infusion devices, mattresses, medications including resuscitation drugs … must be available 24 hours a day. All equipment must be certified for aeronautical use, and a permanent logistics team ensures its preventive maintenance. Medical equipment has to be in sufficient quantities for an unpredictable number of requests and also for events involving numerous victims (bus accident, bombing, etc.). During these disaster‐like interventions, medical teams are promptly sent out and deployed at the scene to provide care, stabilize patients, and bring them back to home country. Psychologists who had specific training on post‐traumatic stress disorders also take part in these special events.
All the logistic aspects of aeromedical evacuation business are essential. Indeed, transportation of patients aboard aircraft imposes specific constraints. The two major stresses related to aeromedical evacuation are hypoxia and gas expansion in body cavities. 3 Because aircraft cabin pressure is maintained at a level equivalent to 5000–8000 ft above sea level, relative hypoxia and approximately 35% expansion of trapped gas are observed. 5 Other factors that should be taken into account when deciding whether or not to undertake an emergency aeromedical evacuation are the dramatic isolation aboard aircrafts, particularly during transcontinental flights, and the duration of the flight. These factors should weigh heavily in the risk/benefit balance.
If a patient can be treated and/or stabilized before evacuation, the risks of transport are lessened. Indeed, managing a severe condition in a well‐equipped setting with high medical standards is often preferable to repatriating. Setting up an aeromedical evacuation has some unavoidable time intervals: team recruitment, checking aircraft availability, travel to the airport, travel time to the incident site, and the evacuation itself. When a patient requires immediate treatment, the quickest response is attained if the medical resources in the city or region where the injury or illness occurred are of the same standards as those in the home country. One of the roles of the physicians on duty in the coordination center is to call the patient or his/her relatives to explain why local management was chosen before transporting the patient back to the home country, even if the initial demand was for immediate evacuation.
The decision‐making process surrounding emergency aeromedical transport is based not only on the patient's clinical condition but on many other factors as well. The challenge for decision makers is to gather the facts, which are partially subjective. The economic constraint of this cost‐consuming activity cannot be avoided while ensuring the right medical response to the affected. A specific standardized scoring system could be a helpful tool. Our study showed that criteria associated with the need for immediate aeromedical evacuation can be summarized as age, local resources, and locations. The medical needs of our injured or ill clients can easily exceed local resources; this disparity is especially true for pediatric care. Few pediatric care facilities are available in developing countries, 4 and those that have them tend to offer care that falls below Western standards. As already mentioned, the possibility of local transfer for better facilities is of great value when urgent management is required. The importance of the patient's location has been documented by others. 3,6 Cases occurring in sub‐Saharan Africa demand extreme caution. Sanitary conditions in that region are some of the poorest in the world. Traveling to this tropical area is associated with increased health risks including life‐threatening diseases such as malaria. 7 Some illness and injuries tend to worsen under the influence of a tropical climate. 8 Travelers from Western countries are also exposed to a wide range of specific infectious diseases and other health hazards in sub‐Saharan Africa, often contracted from the indigenous population. 9 Physicians in medical assistance must have a good knowledge of medical facilities in numerous countries. A database like the Marco Polo evaluation program is of great value to physicians who need a quick and documented evaluation (regarding quality of care; availability of equipment, imaging studies, and laboratory tests; general hygiene) of the hospital to which the patient has been taken, and of hospitals in the area.
The decision‐making process surrounding emergency aeromedical evacuations is based not only on the patient's clinical condition but on many other factors as well. The challenge for decision makers is to gather the facts, which are partially subjective. Age, local resources, and locations have been found to be independent factors of immediate evacuation. On the basis of these criteria, the creation of a specific standardized scoring system could be very helpful to this process.
Declaration of interests
The authors state they have no conflicts of interest to declare.
Presented as an Oral Communication at the International Conference of Emergency Medicine, April 3, 2008 in San Francisco, CA.
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Vincent Kartheiser on 'Mad Men,' Pete Campbell, and the impossibility of being happy
The PaleyFest panel this past Friday focused on AMC's "Mad Men," which is beginning the first half of its final season in just a few weeks. That makes it a perfect time to reflect, look at the evolution of the characters, and wonder about them and the actors who portray them.
HitFix's Melinda Newman chatted with Vincent Kartheiser, who plays Pete Campbell, at the event, and led off by asking if Pete could ever be happy. Kartheiser doesn't think so, but then, Vincent Kartheiser isn't sure anyone can be truly happy.
In his response, the actor talks about the history of happiness and where the idea comes from. His answer, however, is best summed up by the following portion, "You can be content. You can feel secure. You can be at peace. Happy? Happy is a giddiness, it's a frivolous emotion really. Not to say it's worthless or I don't enjoy it, 'cause I do, but... it's not something that you can really achieve."
Do check out the rest of the interview, because it doesn't only focus on such weighty topics – also tackled is Pete's split from his wife and the distribution of their assets as well as Pete's parents not taking an active hand in raising him. Who knows, maybe Pete's life has affected Kartheiser's worldview.
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Found Footage Festival plays Turner Hall Dec. 19
The Found Footage Festival is back, and Turner Hall Ballroom's got it.
Wisconsin natives Nick Prueher and Joe Pickett bring their touring showcase of videos found in Dumpsters, thrift shops, basements, training-department lockers and other dark corners - along with their barbed comic commentary - to Turner Hall, 1040 N. 4th St., at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. »Read Full Article
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The Milwaukee Art Museum's admission will be free on Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. This is to mark the opening of "30 Americans," a multi-generational art exhibit featuring the work of African American artists.
Many of the artists in the exhibit address issues of race and cultural identity in very direct ways, and the show is one of the first in the museum's featured exhibition space to explore such issues so directly. The museum has also placed "Wisconsin 30" an exhibit of 30 African American artists from the state on view. »Read Full Blog Post
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The Fish Fry and a Flick outdoor movie series returns to the lakefront Aug. 30 with a showing of the Marvel superhero action film "The Avengers."
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Kohl's hosts style session with Lauren Conrad for three Children's Hospital teens
Lauren Conrad, fashion designer, style expert and best-selling author, teamed up with Kohl's to treat three teens from Children's Hospital of Wisconsin to a celebrity styling session Wednesday night in Milwaukee.
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Lots of People Bring Their Guns to Houston Airports (Surprising No One)
Bring your gun to the airport, get an extra-close TSA search.
Traveling can be stressful. You have to get there in time to get your bag checked and get through security before you even get the chance to hustle through the terminal to your gate (and it seems like your gate is always guaranteed to be farthest away when you've only got two minutes to get there and board.)
Of course, it doesn't help matters if you've forgotten to take your gun out of your boot or your shoulder holster or your carry-on. It seems like the most basic thing in the world nowadays. We know not to take full-size shampoo bottles or contact solution or pocket knives when making our way through airport security, but some people still forget to leave their guns at home, according to information collected by the Transportation Safety Administration and analyzed by the Associated Press. Go figure, a lot of those people live in -- or at least flew out from -- Houston.
The post-9/11 world has been one with a focus on airport security, but now that we're more than a decade away from its beginning, more people end up getting pulled out of the security line because they have loaded guns on them. Last year, TSA found 1,549 firearms on passengers or in their carry-on luggage. So far they've found 894 guns in the first six months of 2013. Unsurprisingly, out of the 12 airports that have the most guns confiscated every year, five of them are in Texas and both Houston airports made the list.
There were 52 guns collected from George Bush Intercontinental Airport last year and 35 guns collected at Hobby Airport. The airport boasting the largest number of collected firearms last year -- 96 -- wasn't even in Texas. Nope, that distinction belongs to Hartsfield-Jackson in Atlanta. However, the only passengers to bring more guns to the airport -- 80, to be exact -- were trying to fly out from Dallas-Fort Worth International, giving that city the dubious distinction of most guns collected from an airport in Texas. And we'll let them have that particular honor, with no grumbling from us.
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I'm trying to imagine what could get a double-j bazooka packing photo-whore (and by that I mean someone who loves taking pictures of themselves) banned from Twitpic?
Maybe they just couldn't handle the traffic her constant avatar changes were bringing. In the space of just six hours her avatar changed between the three images below.
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Match Report for 12th March v Garnock
Match Report for Accies v Garnock on Saturday 12th March 2016 This was a game between Accies, working hard to stay on top of the league and Garnock who are fighting for survival. It was clear from the start that Accies were in the mood to move the ball about but Garnock were equally determined […]Continue reading
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Match Report for Saturday 9th January 2016 Accies v Garnock RFC at New Anniesland Accies on top Accies took to the field on a typically damp, and cold, January afternoon, on a pitch which only by the grace of God, and some very hard work by Robert and his groundsmen, was playable. The expectations that […]Continue reading
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ACCIES SHOW THEIR METAL Match report for Saturday 19th December – Accies v Carrick at Maybole On Saturday, Accies travelled to top of the table Carrick for what was seen as the biggest game of the season […]Continue reading
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The 1st XV match against KILMARNOCK, (Away) was called off on Friday afternoon, and whilst most other West League matches were cancelled on the Saturday due to the atrocious weather conditions, Robert Cheape, Accies Head Groundsman, declared the 2nd XV pitch playable for this local derby. ACCIES 26 – 24 HILL-JILLS Both teams showed great […]Continue reading
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A crash reconstructionist from Kentucky State Police reports that a fatal collision Thursday night on Ky. 313 in Meade County began when a 2008 Pontiac failed to stop at an intersection.
The car's driver, 27-year-old Sarah S. Hottell of Brandenburg, died in the collision with a Meade County ambulance. Her 10-month-old child, who was restrained in a car seat, was transported to Kosair Children's Hospital for care, KSP reported.
Construction of a pair of Dollar General stores has been approved by the city of Elizabethtown and will join a newer location on the south end of town if completed.
Flu season is upon us, but it's not too late to get a vaccination as the virus quickly spreads through the area.
The local influenza level is considered widespread, according to Lincoln Trail District Health Department. It joins the state and the rest of the nation at a similar level of flu activity. Because of the viral spread, health department officials urge residents to receive a flu vaccination.
USA Cares kicked off its second Stars and Strikes Bowl-a-thon fundraiser Thursday with a luncheon to encourage community participation.
The Radcliff-based nonprofit provides support to post-9/11 military personnel and their families throughout the United States. However, Special Events Coordinator Barbara Lally said all money raised in the bowl-a-thon will provide assistance to Kentucky families.
The source of a fire that heavily damaged a Radcliff duplex on Troy Avenue and displaced two families Wednesday is still unknown, Fire Chief Jamie Henderson said Thursday afternoon.
Hendersonhad not returned to the scene Thursday because of rain showers but planned to investigate the back deck, where he believes the fire originated. Henderson also wants to examine the electrical makeup of the structure, which may yield more clues to the cause, he said.
Hendersonsaid he does not believe the fire was arson.
Local law enforcement and the Better Business Bureau are reporting complaints in the Hardin County area regarding potential windshield scams.
Cathy Williamson, manager of the Elizabethtown BBB branch, said two saleswomen recently knocked on her door and attempted to convince her to sign a contract to replace a "damaged" windshield.
The women claimed the windshield likely was damaged because of recent construction in the area and seemed to imply they were reaching out to the entire neighborhood, Williamson said.
State police have released video footage of a burglary in Ekron and are asking for the public's assistance in identifying the two male suspects.
According to a news release from KSP Post 4, the burglary occurred July 23 at a Larry Berry Road residence in Ekron.
The men arrived in a Buick LeSabre owned by Crystal Groves of Louisville and removed laptop computers and a safe from the residence, according to police.
A class at the Hardin County Public Library is teaching residents to let their fingers do the talking.
The main branch in Elizabethtown is offering its second American Sign Language class after the first drew one of the highest levels of interest seen in adult programming.
The first class took place in November and 55 people signed up. Usually, about half of the people who register actually come to a class, and 27 attended the first part of the lessons.
An Elizabethtown couple faces felony charges of wanton endangerment after police discovered they failed to treat the woman's 18-month-old child for a broken arm.
Terry L. Adams, 24, and Christina M. Morgan, 19, are each charged with first-degree wanton endangerment and endangering the welfare of a minor. Adams also is charged with possession of marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia.
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A young boy was reportedly found walking through a neighborhood looking for his mom on Friday. A deputy with the Newton County Sheriff's Office said he responded to a call about a lost child at Lakeside Circle. According to a report, a man told the deputy that he was outside exercising and he came across a young boy who looked to be about 4 years old crying for his mother.
The deputy said he had the boy show him where he lived, and the child directed him to the next street over at Lake Birch Drive. The deputy walked ...
A seldom mentioned group of patriots from World War II were the dedicated men and women of the Civil Service. From the Civil Air Patrol to a clerk typist, members of the Civil Service played a vital role. Their willingness to dedicate talents and time in non-combat positions released untold thousands of men for essential military duties. Miriam "Mickey" Stanley Hogan was one such talent.
Born in 1918 into the tiny farming community of Mendes, Ga., Covington resident Miriam "Mickey" Hogan experienced the Great Depression. "Food and jobs were scarce," she said. "We moved around a lot, including Florida."
Five prison inmates, including Covington resident Dante Ray Myles, have been charged with the murder of fellow inmate Laderick Cornellius Chappel at Georgia Diagnostic and Classification Prison in Jackson, Ga.
UPDATE: Interstate 20 westbound was reopened around 7:30 p.m.
Early voting for Newton County's two primary runoff races begins Monday and will last all week from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Newton County Board of Elections, 1113 Usher St., Covington.
A lawsuit filed against Newton County by Grady Healthcare Systems of Atlanta seeking more than $87,000 for in medical cost reimbursement was dismissed by a judge July 27, because the hospital failed to provide proper notice to the county.
Reported cases of pertussis/whooping cough in the Gwinnett, Newton and Rockdale County Health district are trending similar to both state and national cases.
A potentially-threatening letter was left at the front door of the Covington home of a reporter for The Covington News sometime late Friday evening or early Saturday morning, apparently relating to the ongoing civil suit involving Alcovy High School Principal LaQuanda Carpenter and anonymous bloggers.
The Newton County Sheriff's Office, is one of the "top 100 law enforcement agencies" in Georgia. On July 17, the NCSO received official notification that they were awarded state certification by the Georgia Association of Chiefs of Police. This notification confirmed that they successfully completed all aspects of the accreditation process. Achieving state certification places them in the company of 76 sheriff's offices, 17 police departments and five other state departments, including, the Georgia Bureau of Investigations, colleges and the Marshals Office.
The recent spat of rainfall has pushed back the public opening of the Ashton Hills Golf Club to Tuesday, Aug. 21 as crews were unable to finish work on the course's bunkers and rough.
A recent cut to the University System of Georgia is spelling trouble for many two-year colleges, which are seeing a decline in enrollment, which translates into less money from tuition revenue.
Main Street Covington presented several awards to businesses making an impact in downtown Covington and shared their excitement about the year ahead at their annual general meeting Thursday night.
Keia Vantrece Amos, 17, 95 Sampson Court, Covington, July 28. Child molestation, aggravated child molestation, enticing a child for indecent purposes, false report of a crime.
Covington police spoke with a woman who said she found a young girl crying for her mom on Thursday morning. According to a report from the Covington Police Department, the woman said she was pumping gas at the Shell service station just before 7 a.m., when she heard a voice crying for her "mommy." She said she looked around to see where the voice was coming from, and she saw the 2-year-old child across the street at the Super 8 Motel with her hands up in the air crying near the main highway.
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The PhD program provides research training to foster your independent research skills. You will develop the capacity to formulate a significant problem, master the appropriate conceptual and methodological skills, and relate the research topic to a broader framework of knowledge in the relevant business area.
The program focuses on the production of a thesis of around 80,000 words based on research that represents a significant new contribution to your area of expertise. You will work with an advisor throughout your PhD studies. He or she will act as a mentor to guide you through the project while helping you to realise your academic potential.
A PhD will enhance your employment prospects and allow you to establish yourself as an expert in your field. You will also benefit from having advanced the research and knowledge in your specialist area, and have proof you are capable of completing a complex project at a world-class standard.
UQ Business School areas of research expertise
UQ Business School is renowned internationally for its research work. Our research focuses on seven different areas: Accounting, Business Information Systems, Finance, Management, Marketing, Strategy, and Tourism.
Research training
Research higher degree training provides students with the opportunity to acquire graduate attributes through a variety of learning experiences that may vary according to the discipline. These include:
- required coursework
- supervision and mentoring by advisors
- preparation of confirmation document, seminar presentation, and receipt of feedback
- preparation of thesis chapters and receipt of feedback
- writing and editing manuscripts for publication and receipt of feedback
- contribution to preparation of research tenders and grant applications
- participating in and presenting at seminars
- conference attendance and presentation (oral and/or poster)
- feedback on oral presentations
- opportunities to perform and display work, and receive feedback
- participation in training, courses/workshops/seminars/debates/case studies
- participation in team work and collaborative projects
- assisting advisors in reviewing journal articles
- co-supervision/associate supervision with advisor (for example, Honours students)
- co-teaching or contribution to teaching with advisor
- applying for travel scholarships and other grants
- opportunities to network with international experts in your discipline (for example, conference attendance, interacting with international visitors, international thesis assessors, publishing in international journals)
- membership of and participation in professional organizations.
Research workshops
The research workshop series showcases leading research by national and international researchers. These seminars cover a wide range of business topics from different perspectives and provide an opportunity for Honours students to meet and learn from leading practitioners, researchers and academics.
Research Colloquium
The annual Research Colloquium provides an opportunity to showcase your research to faculty and fellow students while receiving support and constructive feedback.
Are you an Australian (domestic) student? Find out more about the Doctor of Philosophy program.
Are you an international student? Find out more here.
What outcomes to expect from your degree
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) graduates have a wide range of career opportunities in industry and academia.
How to shape your career
As a UQ student, you have access to services to prepare for a successful career:
- Career Development Framework - The UQ Graduate School's Career Development Framework provides directed, experiential learning to help connect you with industry. It ensures that you gain the necessary leadership, professional and research skills that will enhance your career prospects and help shape you into a future knowledge leader.
Domestic and international student enquiries
To find out more about applications or programs for Australian (domestic) and international students, call +61 7 3346 8100 (open 9.00am to 5.00pm from Monday to Friday, except university and public holidays) or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
You can also visit the UQ Graduate School site.
Financial assistance
Find out more about fees, charges and financial assistance.
Find details on scholarships.
Eligibility (PhD and MPhil)
For the PhD, the standard appropriate basis of admission is a University of Queensland bachelor's degree with honours class IIA or higher.
Alternatively, your application will be considered if you have a:
- Bachelor's degree with honours class IIA or higher from approved universities which should include a substantial thesis component; or
- research master's degree; or
- a coursework master's degree with a research thesis component of at least 25% (and a grade equivalent of 6.0 on the 7-point UQ scale in the thesis) and an overall GPA (grade point average) equivalent to 5.75 on the 7-point UQ scale; or
- Bachelor's degree plus at least one year of full-time equivalent postgraduate study that includes a significant research component or at least two years of documented relevant research experience, including research publications.
You may have the option to cut short your research by transferring to the Master of Philosophy program.
Candidates who do not meet the entry requirements for entry to the PhD program may wish to consider the following alternatives:
How to Apply (PhD and MPhil)
Step 1: Check that you meet the minimum academic entry requirements
The minimum academic entry requirement for the PhD is:
- An Australian bachelor's degree with honours class IIA or better from approved universities; or
- A strong research master's degree; or
- A coursework master's degree with a research thesis of at least 25% (and a grade equivalent to 6.0 on the 7-point UQ scale in the thesis) and an overall GPA (grade point average) equivalent to 5.75 on the 7-point UQ scale; or
- A bachelor's degree plus at least one year of full-time equivalent postgraduate study that includes a significant research component or at least two years of documented relevant research experience, including research publications.
Step 2: Identify interest in a particular supervisor within the UQ Business School that you would like to enrol under
Applicants are required to identify a supervisor on the online application. The UQ Business School requests all applicants to not make direct contact with academic staff prior to making an application. The UQ Business School endeavours to match applicants with a supervisor after an application has been submitted and assessed for eligibility to help streamline the administration process. To identify a supervisor at the School you may wish to work with please review the UQBS staff directory and/or the UQ Researchers website.
When completing the online application, please enter the name of a supervisor you are interested in working with in the "Supervisor's Name" box. Once your application is received, the UQ Business School will contact this individual on your behalf to see if they are available to supervise you. If the proposed supervisor is not available, the UQ Business School will circulate your application to other academics at the school that have similar interests.
If you are unsure which academic you would like to work with, please place the name of the UQ Business School Research Director, Professor Robert Faff, in the 'Supervisor's Name" box on the online application, to proceed. Once your application is received, the UQ Business School will identify your area of interest and circulate your application to relevant academics at the school.
Step 3: Prepare a research "pitch" and extended abstract
At The UQ Business School we ask applicants to submit a two-page research "pitch" and a separate extended abstract – both relating to their proposed thesis topic. These two items are used by the UQ Business School to:
- assess your capacity to undertake research;
- gain a first impression of the viability and potential importance of your proposed topic; and
- determine whether it is possible to provide adequate supervision to support your research.
It is important to note that, should you be accepted into the program, the topic will be reviewed and refined during the course of your enrolment.
3.1 Research Pitch
To complete your research pitch you should:
Access a copy of the paper titled "Pitching Research", authored by Professor Robert Faff, from SSRN:
N.B. to successfully access the paper you might be required to register with SSRN and search for this paper from a logged in setting. Should you have any difficulties with this process please email Professor Faff for assistance/advice:
- Read the "Pitching Research" paper, taking particular note of the pitch template developed therein.
- Make an assessment of how applicable this template is to your research setting. The most challenging cases will be those involving a "qualitative" research design. In such cases (but as a last resort) you can elect to avoid the pitch requirement – include in your EOI submission, a one page document that simply states: "Pitch component declined due to inappropriate fit with my area of research interest." In this event, see the extra instructions (below in 3.2), relating to the extended abstract component.
- With a key aspect of your proposed research thesis in mind, populate the pitch template as best you can, guided by the advice and examples given in the paper. Please note that your pitch should NOT attempt to cover your full (proposed) thesis topic, rather it should focus on a key component of your choosing that (from your perspective) makes sense within the context of the pitch template.
3.2 Extended Abstract
In no more than 500 words, your extended abstract should tell a coherent and connected "story" about your proposed area of study. While this should link clearly to the pitch you prepared in section 3.1 above, it also should take the opportunity to paint the "bigger picture" regarding the broad scope of research that you hope to pursue in your thesis.
Your extended abstract should present/show:
- A clear and descriptive title
- Overall research question
- Clear aims and objectives of the research
- A brief reference to core methods
- A good command of the English language
- That you are capable of independent and critical thinking
For those electing to decline the pitch component, as discussed in Section 3.1 above, your extended abstract should have the following extra dimensions/characteristics:
- 1,000 – 1,500 words in length
- A discussion of the issues you would like to explore (why it is important and interesting
- Background literature supporting your project
- An explanation of the way your project would significantly add to the understanding of the topic
- A concise bibliography of your background literature
Step 4: Apply online
Please go to http://www.uq.edu.au/grad-school/how-to-apply to apply online for the PhD program.
The following documents are required to support your application for PhD at UQ Business School:
• Academic CV
• Academic transcripts for all post-secondary study undertaken, complete or incomplete, including the institution grading scale
• Award certificates for all completed post-secondary study
• Evidence for meeting UQ's English language proficiency requirements
• Research "Pitch" and or the Extended Abstract ( See step 3)
Other documentation may be required and requested depending on your individual circumstances, for example:
• 2 referee reports from persons who can best comment on your prior research experience, which are to be submitted directly to UQ
• A scholarship offer or financial guarantee, if you have already been successful for scholarship or sponsorship.
• Evidence of change of name.
• Proof of citizenship, if you are not a citizen of Australia or New Zealand by birth.
• Prior research higher degree details
• If any of your documentation is in a language other than English, UQ will require a copy of the original language document and an officially translated copy.
• UQ will accept scanned copies of your original documents. If you enrol at UQ you must retain your original, hardcopy supporting documentation for the duration of your studies.
Deadlines for applications can be found at: http://www.uq.edu.au/grad-school/scholarships-and-fees


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