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Prepared by: Wafaa Shwaiky. RPH
Introduction:For thousands of years, ethics have been recognized as an essential requirement for any profession. The ancient codes of ethics have to some extent stressed this requirement.The Western medical code of ethics have evolved from the ancient Hippocratic Oath and western principles of gentlemanly honor. Standards of professional behavior were codified in the late17th century and officially adopted by medical associations as early as the mid-19th century.
The Islamic medical ethics are primarily based on the Qur'anic ethics which stand out a perfect model for all mankind, all professions, and in all time.
The origins of medical and research ethics are examined below:
Hippocratic Oath (400 BC)Hippocrates (Born in Greece 460 BC) is known as the Father of Medicine. He founded a medical school and developed an Oath of Medical Ethics for physicians to follow.
The Hippocratic Oath has formed the basis of more recent healthcare oaths taken by graduates as they begin their practice.
The chief tenants of this Oath are:
Thomas Percival (1740-1804)An English physician established in 1794 a code of medical ethics for physicians that were adopted by American doctors and later by the American Medical Association (AMA). This was the first code of ethics to be adopted by a professional organization replacing the variously interpreted ethics of gentlemanly honor and thus providing a standard of behavior for medical professionals.
American Medical Association ( AMA) Code of Ethics (1846)The (1980) version of AMA code of ethics has seven articles, while the updated version (2001) contains nine articles. The additional articles in the current version stress physician's responsibility, and support of universal access to medical care. In addition, the latest version added all required provisions regarding a commitment to medical education and a responsibility for the improvement of public health. The AMA code has some other features like:
Nuremberg Code (1947)Nuremberg code is a result of the post World War II (WWII) trial of a group of Nazi doctors, for crimes against humanity committed in the name of research. This code represents the starting point in discussions about the ethical treatment of human subjects.
German doctors, performed macabre medical experiments under the disguise of scientific research in Nazi concentration camps where prisoners were used without concern for their welfare.
The Nuremberg Code is a set of ten principles outlining the ethics of medical research and ensuring the rights of human subjects.
The principles include the following:
Declaration of Geneva (1948)The World Medical Association adopted this oath after the atrocities committed in the name of research in Nazi concentration camps. Key features of this code are:
Service to humanity, respect and gratitude for instructors, conscience and dignity in the practice of the Art, dutiful attention to the health of the patient, colleagues and traditions of the Art , practice in accordance with the laws of humanity, respect for human life from conception , and duty takes precedence over racial, religious, political or social prejudices.
Declaration of Helsinki (1964)The first publication of this declaration was in 1964, as a response to unethical medical experiments of the Nazis during WWII. It has been revised several time since 1964, the latest revision of the document was in 2000 and states the following principles :
Many of declaration's principles are incorporated in national research regulations. On the other hand the revised document discusses the use of placebo, recommends that ethics committees have the obligation to monitor ongoing trials, and requires that researchers disclose to subjects details of funding and possible conflicts of interest. Finally, there is a recommendation that publishers decline studies not carried out in accordance with the declaration.
Islamic medical Ethics The Qur'anic ethics stand out as a perfect model for all mankind, all professions, and all time. It guidelines for mankind's behaviour and attitude, both at the personal and professional levels.
This standard of moral and ethical values should guide the Muslim health care practitioners in their private life and while conducting their professional life as well.
Muslim pharmacists must believe in God and in Islamic teachings and practice, both in private and public life. They must be grateful to their parents, teachers, and elders. They should be humble, modest, kind, merciful, patient, and tolerant, and they must follow the paths of the righteous and always seek God's support.
Pharmacists equipped with the above-listed virtues are capable of complying with the following professional requirements needed:
1- Knowledge: Muslim pharmacists must acquire, maintain, abreast of current medical knowledge, and continuously improve their skills. God makes it clear in the Qur'an" … Say: Are those equal, those who know and those who do not know?… " Qur'an: 39/9.
Therefore the believer is encouraged to always seek knowledge.
"... Say: O my Lord. Advance me in knowledge." Qur'an: 20/114.
2- Respect of the law: Muslim pharmacists must respect law, order and legal rules regulating their profession. The following verse reflect this concept "Oh you who believe: Obey God and obey the Apostle, and those charged with authority among you..." Qur'an: 4/59.
3- Professional commitment to the health and well-being of patients life: As a health care providers, pharmacists must understand the importance of patient's health and well-being. God states this issue clearly in the Qur'an in the following verse: " ... Whoever kills a human being not in lieu of another human being nor because of mischief on earth, it is as if he has killed all mankind; and whoever saves the life of a human being, it is as if he has saved the life of all mankind..." Qur'an: 5/32.
4- Pharmaceutical advices: Pharmacists should offer all pharmaceutical advices needed with consideration for patient educational level and age.
5- Communication: Pharmacist must adopt an appropriate manner of communication with patients and colleagues.
6- Patient confidentiality: Pharmacists must protect the patient's confidentiality, reflecting God's description of the believers: "Those who faithfully keep their trusts and their covenants." Qur'an: 23/8.
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Comfort Access side Mirrors
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Wondering if there is a quick way to determine if a 6er has the comfort access side mirrors(folding side mirrors)? I was once told that there is a quick way to verify this by looking for a module that is installed on the rear view mirror, but am not sure.
Never heard of comfort access side mirrors... That's a new one for me! Mine has comfort access, as well as my side mirrors do fold when I push the button on the left side where you angle the side mirrors.
My E64 does not have them but has comfort access. My F10 does have them but no comfort access. Comfort access and folding mirrors are seperate issues.
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Drawing in a Poission Distribution
The bellow code is used to calculate the significance of an event. This code was supplied in the paper http://www.aanda.org/articles/aa/pdf/2005/04/aa0839.pdf
and I am attempting to check its validity with the the null hypothesis. I would like non and noff to be drawn from Poisson Distributions such as:
non = RandomVariate[PoissonDistribution[\[Alpha]*off], 100000];
noff = RandomVariate[PoissonDistribution[off], 100000];
thus creating a list of outputs of the different significances calculated via the algorithm bellow. Then I would fill histograms with these values and fit them against a normal distribution. I just need to be able to loop through this algorithm drawing from the values detailed above.
data = {a -> 0.25, non -> 16, noff -> 10};
n = non + noff;
b = non/noff;
wmin = a/(1 + a);
pBin[x_, n_, non_] := Binomial[n, non] x^non
(1 - x)^(n - non);
pRaw[x_, n_, non_] := pBin[x, n, non]
(Sqrt[n/x (1 - x)]);
norm = Integrate[pRaw[x, n, non], {x, wmin, 1}];
p[x_] := pRaw[x, n, non]/norm;
rule = FindRoot[
Evaluate[(1 - w) (1 + a) == (wmin/w)^b /. data], {w, wmin/a, non/n,
1} /. data];
i[w0_, w1_] :=
Integrate[p[w], {w, w0, w1}, GenerateConditions -> False];
temp = Evaluate[(i[wmin, w /. rule]) /. data];
Print["Sigma (Bayes): "];
sigma = InverseErf[temp] Sqrt[2]


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At a live event in San Francisco today, Google officially launched Chrome OS, a lightweight and fast operating system based on the similarly speedy Chrome web browser. The event kicked off with a little background on Chrome and an update on just how fast it has become.
In addition to a need for speed, it seems many of us have grown a need for apps. The Chrome Web Store aims to fill that need by making it simple and easy to purchase, download, and install applications. These are not specific to the Chrome web browser as they are just your standard advanced web applications. The convenience with Chrome is in easy access to these apps via shortcuts. The Chrome Web Store is great for developers as it provides an easy way to market and sell web applications. Of course, it looks just like iTunes.
Chrome OS itself is just about what you would expect. It's the speed of the Chrome browser, but it's running the entire computer. Every Chrome netbook will ship with built in data connectivity and you can switch between WiFi and cellular. Printing is done using Google Cloud Print (currently in beta), which sounds similar to Apple's AirPrint, but possible more flexible.
Google has partnered with Verizon to offer 100 MB of free data every month for 2 years. The plans are pay-as-you-go and start at $9.99. There are no activation, overage, or cancellation fees and you can activate the service on your own. There is also a day pass which gives you unlimited access for the entire day for $9.99.
Google Chrome OS takes security in mind for the workplace. Automatic updates, sandboxing, data encryption, and verification on boot make the system secure. SVP Citrix Systems Gordon Payne demonstrated an upcoming Citrix Receiver: "We're accessing Excel in Chrome but it's running on the server in the data center — the private cloud of the company. So it's safe, secure, runs in the data center. It's fast (faster than launching on a PC)." This is coming in the first half of next year.
Acer and Samsung will be selling notebooks with Google Chrome OS in mid 2011 with other OEMS to follow. The Chrome OS team admits that it's not done yet and has some bugs. In addition, Google is launching a pilot program to get this device in the hands of developers. As part of this program, Google may let you have a CR-48 notebook running Google Chrome OS , but there are some restrictions:
Consumers will be able to apply for this, but Google isn't giving it away to just anyone. On its Facebook Fan Page, they ran a promotion a couple days, announcing a sticker for a Chrome laptop, if you did that quiz, you get a notebook. If you go to youtube.com/googlechrome and make a video showing why you're an ideal candidate for this, you'll have a chance to snag a notebook.
You can also apply or the CR-48 at this link.
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Hello everyone.
Thanks to all the wisdom and advice I've gotten from reading this forum and scouring the galleries, I just finished a Boba Fett costume for Nico, my 5 year old. Obviously, I had sacrifice a few accuracies for practical purposes, but it's loosely based on the ESB version.
My wife made the jumpsuit and the vest. I made the armor out of sintra, based on the WOF templates, and bought the helmet from Toys R Us. The jetpack was the "engine" from an old mechanics playset we had laying around from a few years back (I made the rocket and painted it.), and I bought the shoes at Target and painted them and added black piping. The girth belt was made from some craft cording I found at Hobby Lobby (it was already this color) and the leather pouches I found at the dollar store. I attached a flashlight to the gauntlet instead of the dart and used an old firewire cable as the flamethrower hoses.
Thanks so much to everyone for posting their tutorials, advice, tips and photos. If anyone has any questions, please let me know. It's the least I can do to give back.
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If you will be loading several calibers, I would go with Hornady as the Dillon is a harder caliber change. But, it is hard to beat the proven Dillon machines.JMO
This is a discussion on Which progressive press? within the Reloading forums, part of the Defensive Ammunition & Ballistics category; OK, the tax refund and annual bonus (the latter absent for 2 years) are now in hand. This year the priority is on reloading equipment, ...
OK, the tax refund and annual bonus (the latter absent for 2 years) are now in hand. This year the priority is on reloading equipment, and I'm getting ready to invest.
The choice as of now is narrowed down to a Dillon 550B or a Hornady Lock-n-Load AP - comparable price level. I'm looking for qualified opinions that will push me firmly in one direction or the other.
Both are backed with lifetime warranties. Dillon is famous for their ruggedness and great customer service; the Hornady has some features which seem a bit more advanced and more comparable with the higher-priced Dillon 650, like a 5th die position and auto-indexing. For caliber changes, the two machines take different approaches (shell plate change vs. toolhead change) but the cost comes out about the same. The Hornady powder measure seems easier and cleaner to change, but it looks like the Dillon handles primers a little better.
The Hornady progressive is a bit newer than the Dillon 550, so I suspect it won't have as large or loyal a fan bases as the Dillon, but I'm more interested in overall performance than popularity.
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If you will be loading several calibers, I would go with Hornady as the Dillon is a harder caliber change. But, it is hard to beat the proven Dillon machines.JMO
Friends, who can own any reloader they desire steered me to a 550B. One was a professional reloader, so I value his input on all things related to reloading, and seriously contemplate anything he has to say. Another used to sell reloading presses, and while he didn't sell Dillon, he believed in them enough that he has one and also steered me to the 550B.
Dillon 550,I have turned out thousands of rounds and like RCBS dies,what I like about the 550 is you can run one at a time ,or if you think you messed up back it up,the 650 isn't as user friendly
"Outside of the killings, Washington has one of the lowest crime rates in the country,"
--Mayor Marion Barry, Washington , DC .
On the dillon I remove the powder funnel,unpin the die holder and swap with the next die holder,place powder funnel on top and adjust powder amount,change shell plate and buttons,and unless I'm changing primer size I'm ready to crank out cartridges
"Outside of the killings, Washington has one of the lowest crime rates in the country,"
--Mayor Marion Barry, Washington , DC .
I have the XL 650 with case feeder that I got for a really good deal(400 with 45 acp dies and case feeder). It still boggles my mind that the 550 is not auto indexing. Some of dillons stuff to me is too expensive and too me your just paying for the name in SOME CASES. The primer flip tray is 19 bucks! The RCBS version is 5 for example. I havent priced the set up of the Hornady press, but, I think it would be close to the same. I myself love the auto indexing feature. I think I would go for the Hornady for the auto indexing and 5 stations vice the 4 of the 550. I use all 5 stations on mine for 45 and 40, but, not 223. I still use my Lee turret press for loading 308 since its not about volume.
I would go with the Dillon. If nothing else the monthly Dillon publications with the Dillon "models" are worth it.
Oh, I get them anyway! Even met one recently (one of the advantages of living in the Phoenix area).
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I have both the 550 and the 650 if your doing many calibers Pistol, and rifle, go with the 550.
never used the hornady, however its really hard to beat dillions warranty policy .
The nice thing about the 550 is it can still crank out lots of ammo per hour, and still gives you the control of a single stage, however, you can double charge on a 550, 650 are nearly impossible to double charge a load. When I first got the 650, I tried for 30 minutes to double charge a load just to see if it was possible, and unless i physically moved the case back a station, it seems impossible. However, the 550 would double charge if you pulled the handled two times on the same case.
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I would go with the Hornady because of auto indexing and the extra station. If you like the Dillon brand, I would pay the extra money to get the 650.
Here is a very good comparison of three popular presses (Dillon, Hornady, and Lee).
A little late but my .o2.
I've loaded with both Dillon 550 and Hornady LNL AP. For ease and speed and cost I bought the Hornady. The Hornady features are more along the lines of the Dillon 650 even though most folks like to compare it to the 550. Both companies have great warranties and customer service.
I suggest you use both machines before purchase and choose the one that is the best "fit" for your needs.
Good luck!
I had a Hornady Progressive when they fist came out. Biggest waste of money. I hated that junk so bad I didn't even sell it. I junked it.
Dillon 650 all the way..
Lyman T-Mag for less used calibers.
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23Tre Madden
Madden and Bricio Named USC Credit Union Student-Athletes of the Week
Bricio leads the undefeated Women of Troy to the UNI Tournament crown.
Kessler's 4 TD passes lead No. 8 USC past Arkansas St, 55-6
Tre Madden rushed for 106 yards and a score in the win
Football Provides a Force of Hope
Eleven athletes deliver posters and smiles to Children's Hospital LA.
Trojans Outlasted by Arizona State, 62-41
Tre Madden and Justin Davis each scored three touchdowns for USC.
Lee (3 TDs), Agholor (2 TDs) Lead Offense To 42-36 Win Over Defense In USC Spring Football Game
Kessler throws 3 TDs, Wright has 2 interceptions, Breslin gets 3.5 sacks.
USC v Stanford Full Game
USC vs. UCLA, 40-21
NCAA Football: USC faces UCLA in rivalry match at Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum.
USC 27, Cal 21
Photos from USC @ Cal on Oct. 31, 2015.
Notre Dame 41, USC 31
Photos from USC @ Notre Dame on Oct 17, 2015
USC Falls to Washington, 17-12
USC vs. Washington
Stanford 41, USC 31
No. 6 USC Football falls in Pac-12 Opener to Stanford
2015: The hard-charging Madden, who has missed 2 of the past 3 years with injuries, will battle for the starting tailback job as a senior in 2015.
2014: Madden, who hoped to revert to his 2013 form in 2014 as a junior tailback, instead was sidelined all season after suffering turf toe in 2014 fall camp.
2013: Madden, who missed 2012 with a knee injury, got off to a hot start in 2013 at tailback as a sophomore before hamstring injuries slowed him down a bit. Overall in 2013 while appearing in 11 games (all but Notre Dame, California and Fresno State) and starting the first 6 games, he ran for 703 yards on 138 carries (5.1 avg) with 3 TDs, and he added 15 receptions for 201 yards (13.4 avg) with 4 TDs. He also threw an interception on his only pass attempt. He suffered a hamstring injury against Arizona and missed the Notre Dame game, then he reinjured his hamstring at Oregon State and missed the California game. He had 4 100-yard rushing outings in 2013. He was the first Trojan to open a season with 3 consecutive 100-yard rushing games since Marcus Allen had 11 straight to open his 1981 Heisman Trophy season. Besides he and Allen (who also did so in the first 9 games in 1980), the only other Trojans to open a season with 3 consecutive 100-yard rushing games were Charles White (first 3 in 1978), Ricky Bell (first 5 in 1976), O.J. Simpson (first 5 in 1968), Mike Garrett (first 5 in 1965) and Don Williams (first 3 in 1928). The last Trojan with 3 consecutive 100-yard rushing games was Reggie Bush in 2005 (5 in a row, games 2 to 6), but those stats were later vacated due to NCAA penalty; revised: LenDale White (3 in a row in 2005, games 3 to 5). His 4 receiving touchdowns were the most by a Trojan running back since fullback Stanley Havili had 5 in 2007 and the most by a USC tailback since Reggie Bush had 7 in 2004. He made 2013 CollegeFootballNews.com Sophomore All-American honorable mention. He sat out 2013 spring drills while recuperating from the 2012 knee injury.
He made his first career start at tailback and responded with 109 yards on 18 carries (he also caught a 10-yard pass) at Hawaii. He rushed for 151 yards on 32 carries against Washington State to become the first Trojan to open a season with back-to-back 100-yard rushing outings since Marcus Allen did so in his 1981 Heisman Trophy campaign (his 32 carries were the most by a Trojan since Sultan McCullough had 39 against California in 2001). He ran for 102 yards on 16 carries against Boston College (the first Trojan to open a season with 3 consecutive 100-yard games since Marcus Allen in 1981) and scored touchdowns on a 30-yard run and 5-yard reception. He had his 100-yard rushing streak snapped against Utah State, as he ran for 93 yards on 24 carries (with a short TD) and he also got 3 passes for 15 yards. He had a game-high 128 rushing yards on 20 carries (with a 24-yard TD) and caught 3 passes for 64 yards with 2 TDs (10 and 48 yards) at Arizona State (he also threw an interception out of the Wildcat formation). Against Arizona, he had 28 yards on 5 carries and caught a 63-yard TD before being sidelined with a hamstring injury in the second half. He returned to action against Utah and had a game-high 60 yards on 12 carries and a 3-yard catch. He had a carry for no yards at Oregon State. He had 11 yards on 6 carries and he caught a pass for 0 yards against Stanford. He had a 6-yard run at Colorado. He had 15 yards on 3 carries against UCLA.
2012: Madden, who was switched from linebacker to tailback in 2012 spring practice and looked impressive, was on track to be a key contributor as a sophomore in 2012 before a torn left knee ligament sidelined him for the 2012 season and allowed him to redshirt.
2011: Madden served as a backup strongside linebacker and played on special teams as a freshman in 2011, his first year at USC. Overall in 2011 while appearing in all 12 games (he started at strongside linebacker at Colorado), he had 15 tackles, including 1 for a loss. He had 3 tackles against Washington and 2 each against Minnesota, Arizona, Notre Dame and Oregon.
HIGH SCHOOL: His 2010 honors included Super Prep All-American, Prep Star All-American, U.S. Army All-American, USA Today All-USA second team, Rivals 100, Prep Star Dream Team, Super Prep All-Farwest, Prep Star All-West, Orange County Register Fab 15 second team, Long Beach Press-Telegram Best in the West first team, Cal-Hi Sports All-State first team, Tacoma News Tribune Western 100, Max Preps All-State Division I first team, SectionSports.com All-State first team, All-CIF Pac-5 Division, SectionSports.com All-Southern Section first team, Los Angeles Times All-Star, Orange County Register All-Orange County first team and All-South Coast League Defensive MVP as a senior linebacker and Wildcat quarterback at Mission Viejo (Calif.) High. Despite missing 4 games with a foot injury in 2010, he had 81 tackles, with 3 sacks, and an interception on defense, while he completed 13-of-26 passes (50.0%) for 311 yards and 2 TDs and ran for 310 yards with 7 TDs on offense. Mission Viejo was a 2010 CIF Pac-5 Division finalist.
As a junior in 2009, he made Max Preps All-State Division I first team, Cal-Hi Sports All-State Underclass first team, All-CIF Pac-5 Division, Los Angeles Times All-Star, Orange County Register All-Orange County first team and All-South Coast League Defensive MVP. He had 115 tackles on defense, plus ran for 222 yards and completed 5-of-7 passes (71.4%) on offense in 2009. Current Trojan Jahleel Pinner and incoming Trojan Cole Smith also prepped at Mission Viejo.
PERSONAL: He received his bachelor's degree in communication at USC in the spring of 2015 and is working on a second bachelor's degree in sociology. His real first name is Curtis. His father, Curtis, was a fullback and defensive end at Kansas State (1988-91). His grandfather is Lawrence McCutcheon, a Colorado State and NFL All-Pro running back with the Los Angeles Rams (1972-79), Denver Broncos (1980) and Buffalo Bills (1981) who set the since-broken Rams career rushing record (6,186 yards), led the Rams in rushing 5 times and played in Super Bowl XIV (he now is a scout with the Rams). His uncle is former USC (1995-98) cornerback Daylon McCutcheon (a 2-time All-Pac-10 pick) who played with the Cleveland Browns (1999-2006). He was born in Texas.


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Free COPMI resources
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Promoting better outcomes for children and
families where a parent experiences mental illness.
Young people explain to others what mental illness is and how to understand symptoms a parent may experience.
It's important to discuss mental illness with your children. But how do you do it? Find out here
It isn't the big gestures or activities that keep children feeling connected with you - it's the small things like cuddles, leaving nice messages, sitting on the couch and watching tv together, or being there to watch your children play.
When you are feeling unwell and your family is struggling, there can be a mismatch between what you need (such as rest and time to yourself) and what your child needs (connection, closeness and attention). At these times your child may seem more demanding, clingy, or act out. You may end up getting angry, irritated, or severe, telling your child to go away (verbally or visually). As a result of these moments, children can end up feeling rejected and alone - and you are left feeling guilty.
We have quiet time which is good. Sometimes it's a snuggle day so we'll get a blanket out, some pillows and we'll go snuggle on the couch and watch TV or watch a favourite movie or something that they want to do. Sometimes we play board games together. They're basic ways to keep that connection with them.
Jason, VIC parent
The following ideas to keep you connected with your child when you're unwell have been shared with us by parents who experience mental illness. You may also get some ideas from other parents you know about what they do to stay connected with their child when they have 'run out of steam'.
If you're unwell and spend some time in hospital, it is important for you to stay connected with your child.
You can talk with members of your mental health team about the options that might work best for you to keep up your communication with your child whilst you're getting better.
Here are some ideas that you can discuss with them:
Remember, there are many different ways to stay connected – even when you can't meet face to face. It's important to your child's wellbeing and your family's stablility whilst you're away.
Young people explain to others what mental illness is and how to understand symptoms a parent may experience.
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Panaji, Jan 1 (UNI) On new year's eve, Goa Chief Minister Pratapsingh Rane said fervent efforts are underway to overcome unemployment in Goa.
Goan youths must take keen interest in education, Mr Rane said after laying the foundation stone of a community hall at Honda Sattari in North Goa, yesterday evening.
''Intellectual development of children is vital for achieving the desired progress of villages,'' he added.


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Fremantle coach Ross Lyon has scoffed at suggestions he would flirt with his team's form in order to earn a favourable first round finals match-up.
The Dockers play Melbourne on Saturday night, with the possibility of finishing sixth, seventh or eighth.
However, because their match will be played on Saturday night, it will be after Geelong face Sydney and North Melbourne take on Greater Western Sydney, which will both have an impact on where the Dockers will finish.
But Lyon said he had 'no interest' in knowing what the scenario would be for Fremantle to finish in a preferred position on the ladder.
The most notable of the possible outcomes would be if West Coast lose to Hawthorn, Collingwood beat Essendon and North Melbourne dispatch of the Giants.
And if Geelong beat Sydney at Simonds Stadium on Saturday, Freo could attempt to finish eighth and face West Coast in an unearned home final.
However, if they finish seventh they will travel to Melbourne with the unenviable task of taking on reigning premiers Geelong.
Lyon said a home final was not necessarily a favourable outcome.
"I read the Mark Stephens article today saying 'West Coast a no-brainer', I mean gee-whiz his level of respect for West Coast is certainly different to the level of respect I have and our player group have (for West Coast)," he said.
"We'll play finals, we don't care where it is, when it is.
"All I know is if you muck around with your form, you take your eye off the ball and you blink and you've lost to a bottom-of-the-ladder team."
The Dockers have won seven of their past eight matches and Lyon said they would be more concerned with continuing their good form than trying to stage the result.
"We go out there to practice excellence," Lyon said.
"So we're not going to be mucking around at all. It's full steam ahead.
"My expectation as senior coach is we compete exactly the same as we did against North Melbourne Football Club.
"We're going to pick our best possible team and from the first bounce we're going to compete."
Lyon said skipper Matthew Pavlich would be named in the team to face Melbourne but would be managed in the lead up to the match.
Ruckman Jon Griffin participated in training and is available for selection but looks likely to be kept out by the form of Aaron Sandilands.
Griffin's task is made harder by Kepler Bradley overcoming a bout of concussion to be available as a back-up ruckman for Sandilands.


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The Least Worst Place
I just finished reading Karen Greenberg's excellent The Least Worst Place: Guantanamo's First 100 Days, a book that is (for obvious reasons) relevant to the hyperventilating spasms currently being mistaken for a "debate" about what to do with the crown jewel of Bush administration lawlessness. It takes a more narrow approach to questions of law, detention and interrogation than recent work by Jane Mayer or Philippe Sands — whose books serve well as companions to Greenberg's — but the book is a valuable reminder of why the facility (and the legal theories that gave birth to it) need to dismantled as soon as possible.
Greenberg focuses on the first three months of the facility because they coincide with the tenure of Michael Lehnert, the Marine brigadier general tasked with overseeing the initial wave of detainees brought to Cuba in early 2002. Less than a decade earlier, as part of Operation Sea Signal, Lehnert had managed a detention facility at Guantanamo for Cuban and Haitian refugees; there, as Greenberg explains, he developed a reputation for "tending to the spirit as well as the physical health of those in his custody." In other words, while Lehnert's earlier experience at Guantanamo (and earlier at Subic Bay) made him an appropriate candidate for managing a wartime detention facility, he possessed a moral sensibility that was completely alien to the people — Rumsfeld, Yoo, David Addison, Jim Haynes among others — who were developing the policies that would soon enough turn camps X-Ray and Delta into laboratories for torture and embarrassments to the rule of law. Lehnert and others in Joint Task Force 160 happened to believe that the Geneva Conventions were not, in fact, "quaint," and they were by no means horrified (as the Bush administration was) by the suggestion that the Red Cross be permitted access to the facility and its captives. Indeed, to the degree that it would have been possible to create a "humane" situation, it seems that Lehnert and his colleagues were moderately successful at doing so, at least until the White House and the Pentagon clarified that the prisoners at Guantanamo were to be harvested around the clock for intelligence.
Greenberg's account of Guantanamo under Lehnert is interesting for a variety of reasons, not the least of which is that it underscores two of the qualities — (a) an aimless incompetence on policy and (b) an abiding faith in the notion that beating the shit out of people produces decent tactical intelligence — for which the Bush administration will always be remembered. As she points out, Rumsfeld's office along with the Office of Legal Counsel provided little guidance to Lehnert and his team as they prepared to accept the first round of detainees. He and his staff filled the void, albeit temporarily, with a body of practices that a different administration — one committed to following the law — might have judged acceptable, particularly if that administration had actually been interested in charging and bringing prisoners to trial. But the White House and the Pentagon, because they expected to leave the detainees on the island forever, quickly nudged aside the folks who had originally been assigned to the project, creating an entirely new task force staffed with people who had no qualms about "enhanced interrogations" and accepted the prevailing administration view that Gitmo detainees were insufficiently human to deserve Geneva protections. This parallel unit — JTF 170 — was focused on interrogating prisoners (rather than simply maintaining custody over them); its existence created additional confusion to an already fragmented situation.
Although The Least Worst Place suggests in some ways that the history of the Guantanamo facility could have turned out otherwise, such an outcome would have required a government that actually paid attention to people — like Lehnert — who seemed to have a decent, practical awareness of how to manage complex situations. For an administration that demonstrated continually that professionalism mattered far less than ideology, it's depressingly hard to imagine how any of that might have come to pass.


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The San Siro side will be desperate to make it three Serie A wins on the bounce under their new Dutch coach, but the Granata have been proving very difficult to break down of late
If Clarence Seedorf is to continue AC Milan's recent resurgence against Torino on Saturday, he must do so without striker Mario Balotelli.
While the Rossoneri bowed out of the Coppa Italia at the hands of Udinese last week, their new Dutch coach boasts a 100 per cent record in Serie A since taking over from Massimiliano Allegri earlier this month.
Balotelli has been a key figure in Milan's revival, scoring in each of the three games under Seedorf, while also grabbing the winner in the corresponding fixture at San Siro last season.
However, the Italy international striker will miss out on the visit of Giampiero Ventura's men this time round after triggering a suspension with his booking in the 2-1 win over Cagliari last Sunday.
Seedorf's two Serie A wins have propelled Milan up to ninth in the table, but even another victory on Saturday will not move them any further up the standings.
Three points, however, would put Milan within a point of their opponents in sixth, and captain Riccardo Montolivo feels Seedorf's arrival has already had a positive effect on the squad.
"With Seedorf we have begun a new era at the club. Hopefully, everything will go well," the midfielder said.
"I think we have a good team, but Clarence's impact has been great."
This promises to be Seedorf's biggest test yet as Milan boss, though, with Torino flying in Serie A - just a point off Inter, who occupy the final European qualification spot.
Torino have lost just once in their last nine matches in all competitions and are unbeaten in three, having not conceded a goal since January 6, against Parma.
It is the first time Torino have kept three consecutive clean sheets in Serie A since May 2007, but, historically speaking, it is Milan who have the upper hand in this fixture, especially at San Siro.
Five of the sides' last eight meetings in Milan have ended in victories for the hosts, with the Granata scoring just twice on their last six visits to the Giuseppe Meazza.


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PHILADELPHIA—May 30, 2014—Merger and acquisitions are rapidly changing the commercial and package printing industry landscape. In the "A New Direction for Printers & Packagers: How to Capitalize on Current M&A Trends" Webinar recently presented by Printing Impressions and packagePRINTING, and sponsored by New Direction Partners (the graphic communications industry's leading provider of M&A advisory services), more than 200 registrants learned why it's more critical now than ever to stay abreast of today's valuation multiples, deal structures and growth markets.
Presenters included Peter Schaefer and Paul Reilly, partners at New Direction Partners. Stuart Margolis, CPA, MT, of Margolis Partners, moderated the Webinar.
Schaefer highlighted some of the current M&A trends his firm is seeing within the commercial printing and package printing/converting segments, and also explained the factors for determining company valuations and what segments typically receive a premium.
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Reilly also noted that as a packaging or commercial printing company looks at the strategic options available to them, there's an imperative to grow. He also revealed several types of growth options that printers might consider, such as organic/internal growth, new product/services expansion, or do nothing and wait for the others to go out of business. "If a company is not growing it can be a survivor and figure it out later, consider merging with or acquiring another company, or become a seller."
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Course DescriptionContinues the work of first year Russian, reviewing, expanding, and perfecting pronunciation, structure, and vocabulary for the purpose of active communication. Includes practice in reading and writing. Recommended: Completion of first year Russian at college level or instructor permission. Audit available.
Intended Outcomes for the course
Upon successful completion students should be able to:
1. Handle a limited number of uncomplicated communicative tasks in straightforward social situations.
2. Communicate using significant repetition, rephrasing, and circumlocution with native speakers accustomed to dealing with non-native speakers.
3. Write using paragraph-length connected discourse to narrate and describe in present, past and future time frames and using all six cases with
limited accuracy.
4. Recognize and interpret some cultural behaviors and attitudes within the Russian-speaking world in relation to ones own cultural perspective.
5. Further analyze historical and cultural movements in the target culture in relation to key works of art, literature, music, film and/or performing arts.
6. Further apply strategies for analyzing and responding to limited authentic materials in the target language.
Course Activities and Design
Students are expected to attend all classes, participate actively in classroom activities, and prepare oral and written homework assignments. Students may meet with the teacher in conferences. After the introduction to the course, Russian will be used in the classroom at all times. Students should plan to spend about hour in preparation and practice outside of class for each class hour.
Outcome Assessment Strategies
- Active participation in class
- Contextual written tasks (in or outside of class) to assess reading, writing, cultural and aural competencies
- Oral interviews with instructor
- In class, interactive student role-plays and other pair activities
- Individual and group presentations
Course Content (Themes, Concepts, Issues and Skills)
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Include all or most of the following:
- Hobbies and interests-extended activity vocabulary
- Use of infinitive verbs with Ñ Ð¾ÑеÑÑ, моÑÑ, ÑмеÑÑ
- Review of present tense formation
- Review of past tense formation
- Impersonal expressions with dative case pronouns, singular and plural nouns
- Review of nominative case adjective endings
- Review of adverb formation and usage-adjectives versus adverbs
- Review of direct objects in the accusative case for singular nouns and adjectives
- Extended verbs that require direct objects in accusative case
- Indirect objects in the dative case for singular and plural nouns and adjectives
- Extended verbs that take dative case
- Instrumental case for singular and plural nouns and adjectives
- Popular leisure activities in Russia
- Environmental problems with littering in Russia
- Russian concept of friendship
- Animal vocabulary
- Describing animals and pets
- Pets and problems with homeless animals in Russia
- Animate accusative plural for nouns and adjectives.
- Furniture and room vocabulary
- Describing objects in a room using expanded adjectives
- Review of stating possession and lack of with Ñ Ð¼ÐµÐ½Ñ ÐµÑÑÑ/неÑ.
- Genitive singular adjective endings
- Housing in Russia
- Urban versus rural living in Russia
- Prepositional singular and plural for nouns and adjectives
- Formation and use of genitive plural
- Using numbers with nouns and adjectives
- Prepositions of location and their case governance
- Expanded of food vocabulary
- Meal etiquette and Russian cuisine
- Measurements and quantities + parative genitive
- Buying food and preparing Russian dishes
Competencies and Skills:
- Manages basic interactions and discussions about current and past interests and hobbies, animals and pets, housing, food preferences, making food purchases, planning a meal and preparing food
- Speaks in the present tense with a high degree of accuracy
- Speaks in the past and future tenses with limited accuracy for correct verbal aspect
- Speaks using the six cases with limited accuracy
- Communicates using significant repetition, rephrasing, and circumlocution with native speakers accustomed to dealing with non-native speakers
- Comprehends slower native speech in a highly contextual setting
- Writes a single paragraph on a variety of topics using present, past and future tenses and the six cases with limited accuracy
- Reads and understand the main ideas and details of limited authentic texts including Russian folk tales, childrens literature, satiric short stories.
- Uses contextual and linguistic clues to deduce the meaning of new vocabulary
- Recognizes and interprets cultural behaviors and attitudes about hobbies, friendship, nature, littering, pets, housing, and food traditions and meal etiquette in relation to ones own cultural perspective.


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I was really impressed with both Lee DeWyze and Crystal Bowersox Tuesday. I'm still on Team Bowersox and she got my vote, but Lee was the best I've seen him.
The night started off with the two singers running down the aisles of the Nokia Theater after a big montage of them facing off and images from the auditions. It was done really well.
They both had to sing three songs each and finally, for once, didn't have to sing some cheesy inspirational song written for them. I was so happy about this.
Lee started off by singing his favorite song from a past episode, choosing The Boxer by Simon & Garfunkel. He did a much better job this time compared to his prior performance. It sounded fantastic inside the Nokia.
Crystal came back with Me and Bobby McGee. It had a lot more energy than Lee's performance and the crowd in the Nokia felt it and gave it right back. I think she does this song justice. I've heard it a thousand times from various performers and I really like her interpretation.
Simon Fuller picked the second song for each contestant: R.E.M.'s Everybody Hurts for Lee and Alannah Myles' Black Velvet for Crystal. I really liked both, but Lee get's the best song for this category. He did a really great job and the arrangement was perfect. Crystal did an amazing job as well and really nailed it vocally.
The last song choices I was a little wary about, but they switched it up this year and it was much more entertaining.
Lee got to sing Beautiful Day by U2 which, personally, I don't think it really fit his voice as well as Everybody Hurts. I would have picked that for a single for him. He sounded pretty good, but was flat in parts. I think it would have been better had he been able to flip songs and sing this one in the middle.
Crystal's last song was my favorite of the night. She did a beautiful rendition of Patty Griffin's Up to the Mountain. She sat on a stool with her guitar, and the Nokia was filled with silence as she belted out its gorgeous melody. It was a perfect ending to a great finale.
I think America will vote Lee into office, but, as far as the night's performances went, Crystal's last song really got me. Seeing them up on stage tonight really made me miss being a part of this great show and with Simon Cowell leaving, what's it going to be like next year? I'm excited to see who gets the gold tomorrow and glad I get to be there to see it personally. Who do you think will take it?
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Nashville-based Brian Mansfield began writing about music for USA TODAY in 1997 and took over Idol Chatter just before the start of Season 8. He co-authored Make Me a Star: Industry Insiders Reveal How to Make It in Music, and while he has never auditioned for American Idol, he did sing Boot Scootin' Boogie at Disney World's American Idol Experience the day the attraction opened (he lost). More about Brian | E-mail Brian


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Tata Zest Scores 4-Star Rating In Global NCAP Crash Test
The non-profit organisation Global New Car Assessment Programme (Global NCAP) has been testing mass-market Indian cars under its campaign – #SaferCarsforIndia – since the past couple of years. Continuing the campaign, Global NCAP has recently tested the Tata Zest and the compact sedan has scored a decent four-star rating. We appreciate Global NCAP's campaign since the government has made dual-front airbags as standard on all new cars from October 2017 along with a few other safety features.


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DNS Servers Hijacking Traffic to Fraudulent Sites, Galore
According to the researchers of Google Inc. and the Georgia Institute of Technology, there are over 68,000 fake DNS (Domain Name System) servers online that divert traffic from corrupt computers to bogus Websites. The researchers revealed this fact in their paper published in the second week of February 2008.
The paper that went through peers' review offers a broad measurement to determine the number of fake DNS servers. It was formally introduced at the San Diego Network and Distributed System Security Symposium of Internet Society on February 11, 2008.
The researchers explained that for a DNS scam to work, a computer must have a virus change DNS settings so that it can redirect users to the malicious server. The researchers also said that in the hijacking of DNS servers, DNS queries look for private information ranging from login credentials for e-mail to credit account data by taking over the infected systems.
Attacks involving manipulation of DNS queries aren't new. Financially motivated hackers possess a high stimulus to control users' behavior online. Here, the paper marked the point that fake DNS servers don't necessarily give fake results. This is just the method used to fool users who believe that they are working properly on the Internet, the researchers explained.
Still, majority of the up-to-date antivirus systems block and expel the DNS viruses. If a computer is infected, then it needs to go through a scan by the latest anti-malware and have its DNS settings changed back to the original form.
Giving his views on the research thesis, Threat Researcher Paul Ferguson of Trend Micro Inc, a security vendor, said that many people fail to realize the severity of hijacking of DNS servers, as reported by the Associated Press on February 13, 2008.
Related article: DNS Servers Not Free of Vulnerability
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The ongoing saga of Julian Assange and Wikileaks continues with each side issuing blasts of pomposity in order to justify their actions. As a result of Wikileaks the world had an opportunity to read the private thoughts of American diplomats in which they discussed Iraq of Afghanistan and other such topics. Eventually, historians will examine these documents and write books or articles dealing with issues raised in these great insights into the world of war and politics. President Obama is determined to make an example of Assange and have him placed on trial and, most probably, sent to jail for X number of years. Apparently, the issue is that those alive today can not read what our diplomats said, but if we wait a few years, we can.
Assange is in the Embassy of Ecuador which refuses to allow him to be extradited to Sweden to face charges of sexual assault. Ecuador simply wants a guarantee that Assange will not be extradited to the USA. Extradite him to Sweden, let him face sex charges and then allow the Swedish legal system to do its job.
We don't need examples of people who reveal secrets. Now, if we want to punish someone, how about George Bush who caused the death of thousands!


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Definition of pedestrian
1 : commonplace, unimaginative his sentences and phrases are too often pedestrian, commonplace, and flat — The Times Literary Supplement (London)
2a : going or performed on foot pedestrian traffic a pedestrian tour of the villageb : of, relating to, or designed for walking a pedestrian mall a pedestrian bridge
Examples of pedestrian in a Sentence
He lived a pedestrian life, working at the paper mill and living in his trailer.
pedestrian concerns like paying the bills and getting the kids to school on time
How Should You Use Pedestrian?
Most of us know pedestrian as a noun meaning someone who travels on foot. But the adjective sense of pedestrian as defined here is actually its original meaning. To be pedestrian was to be drab or dull, as if plodding along on foot rather than speeding on horseback or by coach. Pedestrian is often used to describe a colorless or lifeless writing style, but it can also describe politicians, public tastes, personal qualities, or possessions. In comparison with the elaborate stage shows put on by today's rock artists, for instance, most of the stage presentations of 1960s rock stars seem pedestrian.
Origin and Etymology of pedestrian
Latin pedestr-, pedester, literally, going on foot, from ped-, pes foot — more at foot
First Known Use: 1716See Words from the same year
Definition of pedestrian
: a person going on foot : walker
Examples of pedestrian in a Sentence
The car slid off the road and almost hit a group of pedestrians.
Origin and Etymology of pedestrian
see 1pedestrian
First Known Use: 1770See Words from the same year
PEDESTRIAN Defined for English Language Learners
Definition of pedestrian for English Language Learners
: not interesting or unusual
: relating to or designed for people who are walking
Definition of pedestrian for English Language Learners
: a person who is walking in a city, along a road, etc.
PEDESTRIAN Defined for Kids
Definition of pedestrian for Students
: a person who is walking
Word Root of pedestrian
The Latin word pes, meaning "foot," and its form pedis give us the root ped. A pedestrian is a person who travels on foot. Before trains, planes, and cars, an expedition, or journey, was often carried out by foot. An impediment makes movement or progress difficult, as if getting in the way of the feet.
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Scotland offers idyllic wild camping, with spaces beside some of the UK's loveliest beaches, lochs and mountains. We pick 10 of the best from Wild Guide Scotland
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This unforgettable three-day adventure in Sutherland, in the far north of Scotland, follows a wild trail between two remote bothies and then returns by boat
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Tom Hall of Lonely Planet answers your questions about worldwide travel. This week: self-catering in Athens, a round-Britain rail pass, and getting into Oslo from budget airports
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Whether you prefer to glamp it up or go wild, seasoned camper Ed Douglas has advice for the perfect UK holiday under canvas
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Luxury UK breaks at affordable prices
Bulgaria | Romania | Canada | United States | Norway and Sweden| Scotland | Slovakia
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Small children, smaller budgets, the planet - flying is a plane no-no for many reasons. Our expert panel suggest top trips for readers wanting to keep their feet on the ground
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If you want a real adventure but you're on a tight budget, head for the Shetlands. Kate Rew checks into Britain's northernmost hotel
Travelling to the UK's furthest flung islands can be expensive, but as Louise Tickle discovered, plan ahead and it can be done for less than you think.
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Moonlight Senada (remix)
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If cheshyre went on concert I would pay ALL the money to go... So uhh, do that.
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Beethoven in heaven, where he can hear again, is head banging.
Rated 5 / 5 stars
How can some of you say that this isn't great?
For one, a TON of music in today's world is Beethoven's music or some other famous pianist back in those days. The underlying music in those original tracks is used in some of the bigger artist sponsored by the way bigger industries, we just cant hear it because we're not looking for it. I thought this was an amazing remix, if it wasn't in the title or the end of the song, i wouldn't have bin able to tell it was a remix of moonlight sonata. Sure, no-one can ever recapture such greatness as the original composers did but this... is still worthy of a lot of praise. Loved it, for me it's one of those songs you put on loop and listen to for days at a time ;3 10/10, 5/5
Rated 4 / 5 stars
yea i get this
to start with i really hate any dance sort of music...but i chose to listen to this as i was searchin for a verion of the moonlight sonata to see what ppl can do with it i cound't feel it until 1:11 its now on my i-pod :)
Rated 5 / 5 stars
Your use of dark techno is second-to-none. And this song is absolutely gorgeous, and yet at the same time, awesome. I love it.
The style is genius. Beethoven would be proud.
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