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Bear and his three siblings were born on a buffalo farm in a village two hours away from New Delhi, India. His Mom Lucy used to be tied up on a short rope all the time surrounded by the buffaloes. Lucy and her tiny pups were in a constant danger of being crushed under the hooves of these massive buffaloes.
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Desi (Local) or IN (Indian Native) or Pariah Dog is a pure, ancient, indigenous dog of India that abounds the Indian streets. A long time ago, and thousands of years before the arrival of modern pure breeds, a race of dogs much like this one inhabited the Indian subcontinent. These were the very first domestic dogs and Man's earliest animal companions. It has evolved entirely through natural selection without human intervention of any kind resulting into a very hardy, extremely intelligent, alert and independent thinking dog.
This is a natural primitive breed which is a direct descendant of the early domesticated dogs. These dogs are found to be genetically healthy with no known genetic diseases and a very strong immune system. This is a natural breed of dog that is pure in a true sense and is how nature intended a dog to be; hence they are way superior to the artificially developed man made breeds that we call pure breeds today. Its origin dates back 12,000 to 15,000 years – older than any other breed. They are perfectly adapted for survival; a free-roaming life on the street for these dogs is always difficult and often hostile and hence requires high order of intelligence, quick and independent thinking to survive. On the streets it is the survival of the fittest, usually out of a litter some will get run over by cars while others will succumb to hunger and malnutrition. Only the most hardiest and intelligent ones will survive to produce off springs. When this survivor is adopted as a Pet, their owners are often awe struck with their beauty, grace, intelligence, loyalty and hardiness.
They are highly adaptable, quick learners and versatile and are known to be even smarter and definitely calmer than the intelligent Border Collies. They are very agile and excel at many dog sports such as agility and also make great jogging/running companions and can be even faster than Grey Hounds. While active outdoors, they are usually very calm and quiet indoors. They have tremendous stamina and hence need an active family who will take them for a daily brisk walks or a run.
IN Dogs are sensitive by nature and do not respond well to harsh training methods and hence need an even tempered, gentle but firm and loving owner who knows how to calmly and consistently communicate the rules of the house.
These dogs love children and are known to have a calm and gentle demeanor around them. They bond strongly with their people and make an excellent family pet that is very loving, loyal and intelligent. These dogs do not bark much but are always alert; they are friendly yet wary of strangers and make good watch dogs.
Desi dogs are low maintenance dog as they are generally very healthy and like to stay clean; they hardly shed and have virtually no doggy odor. Their smooth, fine short hair coat is easy to groom. They have an all weather coat that allows them to easily adapt to different weather conditions.
A well-looked after pet IN dog will rarely need to see a vet and may live a healthy life of up to the age of 12 – 16 years. This is a medium size dog with an average height of 20-25 inches (51-64 cms) at the shoulder and generally weight about 28-50 pounds (12 – 22 kgs). With pointed ears, a wedge-shaped head and a tail that curls over its back, an IN Dog is similar in appearance to other prehistoric dogs like the Australian Dingo.
In the last two years we were able to rescue, rehabilitate and find homes for over 100 IN dogs in the U.S. and Canada.
Please visit our Face book page to see the IN dogs that were adopted throughout the Northeast through our rescue.
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Bear, a Monroe Hound (Unknown Type)/Terrier (Unknown Type, Medium) puppy was adopted! Here's how you can benefit by looking at adoption as an option to buying a Hound (Unknown Type)/Terrier (Unknown Type, Medium) for sale in Monroe, or seeking a Hound (Unknown Type)/Terrier (Unknown Type, Medium) puppy from a breeder in Monroe.

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Marie Cresswell knows what it is like to be targeted by scammers.
The New Plymouth resident would receive up to four letters a day claiming she had won a lot of money and she once did the "silly thing" of replying, Cresswell said.
Her latest letter was from a Baroness de Rothman, from the Netherlands, but Cresswell first had to send a $60 processing fee.
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Effective Pest Control Measures Some of the pests that constantly attack ones homes include rodents, aphids, termites, ants, cockroaches and other insects. Pests tend to cause a lot of discomfort at homes and might even cause an illness for the house owners. Due to this reason, one should consider eliminating the pests by calling in a professional who will handle the task effectively. By hiring a professional exterminator, one is able to learn on the most effective way to get rid of pests in their homes. Pest control is divided into various categories which include biological, chemical as well as natural pest control measures. Some of these methods include baiting, chemical control, using other insects, using traps and many more. One of the most common pest control methods is baiting. One uses traps in order to lure the insects or rodents and capture them. One uses a regular kitchen item, pesticide or even an organic material as bait in order to lure the pests towards the trap. Some owners use poison in their baits to make the pest feed on the item with poison and then go into hiding where it will get rid of its entire population. Kitchen drawers, cupboards, appliances as well as below the sink are the most appropriate positions for hiding the traps. Most homeowners prefer using baiting as it is a non-toxic pest control method. Another popular pest control method is by using chemicals. Using insecticides or pesticides and spraying them directly onto the pests will help to get rid of them. One can simply buy and spray the chemicals on their own or hire a professional to do the job for them. One should always choose the most appropriate chemical for their situation when choosing the right chemical and use all the instructions provided. Consulting pest control whenever one has a pest problem is the best thing for one to do.
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News Article | April 17, 2017
Site: co.newswire.com
The new website leonidasortegaamador.com has been launched to give updates on the work and life of Leonidas Ortega Amador. The website www.ortegaamador.com has just been launched which will give updates on the various work, charities, and lifestyle of Leonidas Ortega Amador. Leonidas Ortega Amador is a dynamic business leader, strategist and change agent. He has many years of experience in turning around business operations and improving profitability, especially in the Insurance Business. He has a solid understanding of the Hispanic market in South Florida. His entrepreneurial spirit and sales expertise make him a valued leader and board member. Leonidas Ortega Amador web team is responsible for this press release. Mr. Amador's areas of expertise include Finance and Investment, Mergers and Acquisitions, Health Care, Insurance, Commercial Development, and the Automotive Industry. His skills include: Mr. Amador is currently the Vice President and Manager of the Inlingua Language School in Miami, one of the leading language schools in Florida. He was recruited by them to turn around their operations and has developed a strategic plan to increase their sales growth in other U.S. states. To accomplish his mission, he: * Coordinated the expansion of the business by obtaining capital from other investors; * Led the Board of Directors and the strategic planning with the company owners; * Promotes sales growth and expansion of other branches; and * Controls the legal and regulatory divisions of the company. He has also worked for several other companies, providing his expert guidance and leadership to increase sales, maximize growth, and improve business and client relationships. He has the experience and knowledge in managing business relationships from other countries and cultures. He is a member of the Board in Banking, Education and Real Estate Business. Mr. Amador is highly educated with several undergraduate degrees, a Law degree and an MBA from Harvard Business School. In his leisure time, Mr. Amador enjoys competing in triathlons. He has competed in the Iron Man Competition Florianopolis Brazil in 2005, the New York Marathon and other triathlon events. He also enjoys rebuilding vintage cars. For further information, please contact:
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Aesthetic Surgery Journal | Year: 2017
Background: Conjunctiva-Muller muscle resection (CMMR) is a simple, effective, and predictable procedure for internal treatment of ptosis. Objectives: The authors determined contour symmetry of the upper eyelid following bilateral CMMR. Methods: Thirty control participants (ie, without ptosis) and 44 patients with acquired bilateral blepharoptosis who underwent CMMR were evaluated in a prospective study. To assess symmetry of lid contour, distances from midpupil to the upper eyelid (ie, MPLDs) were determined radially at intervals of 15° (total, 180°) along the palpebral fissure, and MPLDs at each angle were compared for right and left eyes. Results: For control participants, the mean marginal reflex distance (MRD1; ie, MPLD at 90°) ± standard error (SE) was 4.05 mm ± 0.75 mm, and small contour asymmetries (<10%) were measured for all angles. Medial (9.4% ± 4.7%) and lateral (8.1% ± 4.9 %) asymmetries were not significantly different for these participants. For patients with ptosis, the mean preoperative MRD1 was 2.56 ± 0.1 mm, and mean medial and lateral lid asymmetries (14.3% ± 8.4% and 16.7% ± 9.7%, respectively) were significantly higher than those of controls. Medial and lateral asymmetries correlated significantly with the extent of ptosis and were more pronounced laterally than medially. One month after CMMR, the lateral-medial discrepancy in lid asymmetry was resolved, and mean medial and lateral MPLDs (9.9% ± 7.5% and 8.5% ± 5.3%, respectively) were similar to those of controls. Conclusions: For patients with involutional ptosis, CMMR enables elevation of the lid margin and correction of contour anomalies. © 2017 The American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, Inc.
News Article | November 10, 2016
Site: globenewswire.com
Parmi les 20 000 entreprises qui bénéficient chaque année du CIR, les plus nombreuses opèrent dans le secteur des technologies de l'information, et déclarent dans l'assiette de leur CIR une partie des coûts salariaux relatifs à leur personnel technique ou scientifique, c'est-à-dire à leurs ingénieurs et informaticiens. Il n'en demeure pas moins que le cadre législatif du Crédit Impôt Recherche vise à encourager l'ensemble des dépenses de Recherche et Développement, y compris celles liées à des personnels non-techniques qui concourent de manière active aux projets de R & D. Malgré ce contexte législatif sans ambigüité, l'Administration fiscale a longtemps cherché à reprendre aux entreprises, au fil de ses contrôles, ce que le législateur leur accordait pourtant. Ce n'est que fin 2013 qu'un important Arrêt de la Cour Administrative d'Appel (CAA), a jugé que tous les personnels qui concourent de manière indispensable à la réalisation d'un projet de R & D, y compris en l'espèce les commerciaux, peuvent être valorisés dans l'assiette de calcul du Crédit Impôt Recherche à hauteur du temps qu'ils consacrent au projet, à charge bien entendu pour l'entreprise de pouvoir justifier de leur participation active et indispensable au projet. Le statut des Jeunes Entreprises Innovantes (JEI) s'appuyant directement sur l'éligibilité au CIR, on aurait pu imaginer logiquement que l'URSSAF calque sa position sur celle que cette jurisprudence de la CAA impose à l'Administration fiscale, et que les exonérations de charges sociales liées au statut JEI s'appliquent à tous les personnels valorisés dans l'assiette du Crédit d'impôt Recherche, et en particulier aux personnels non-techniques visés par cet Arrêt. Malheureusement, jusqu'à l'Arrêt du 9 juin 2016 de la Cour d'Appel de Paris, objet de cette chronique, l'URSSAF refusait de s'inspirer de la jurisprudence Administrative de 2013, et s'obstinait à exclure des exonérations de charges sociales les personnels non-techniques ou non-scientifiques. C'est ainsi que GYMGLISH, une Jeune Entreprise Innovante spécialisée dans l'élaboration de logiciels de e-learning, cliente du cabinet NÉVA, s'était vue refuser le bénéfice des exonérations de charges auxquelles elle avait droit au titre de son personnel non-technique, en particulier ses didacticiens, ses commerciaux et son Webmaster, qui avaient pourtant activement participé à son programme de R & D. Défendue par les avocats de son prestataire CIR NÉVA, qui l'accompagne depuis l'origine, GYMGLISH vient d'obtenir un Arrêt favorable de la Cour d'Appel de Paris (Arrêt du 9 juin 2016), qui lui permet enfin de faire valoir ses droits, mettant fin à une incohérence et une injustice qui perdurait depuis des années. Cet Arrêt historique, qui fera jurisprudence, aligne définitivement les règles de droit en matière fiscale (assiette du CIR) et sociale (exonérations Urssaf au titre des JEI) pour les personnels non-techniques ou non-scientifiques qui concourent à un projet de R & D. Après un contentieux qu'a dû endurer GYMGLISH pendant des années, la cour a en effet enfin confirmé que les didacticiens, commerciaux et webmaster concernés par le litige, avaient bien concouru au développement d'un produit innovant et que le redressement infligé à l'entreprise n'était pas justifié. GYMGLISH, qui a su documenter avec précision la contribution de chacun de ses salariés concernés grâce au concours de NÉVA, a emporté l'avis de la cour. Preuve qu'un dossier solidement charpenté finit heureusement par emporter la décision des juges. Ce jugement fera jurisprudence et permettra désormais aux JEI de faire valoir leurs droits sans avoir à batailler avec l'Urssaf devant la justice. À propos de Gymglish Fondée en février 2004, Gymglish est une société indépendante proposant une nouvelle approche de l'auto-apprentissage à distance : des efforts d'apprentissage concis, réguliers et inscrits dans la durée, avec l'objectif de stimuler la motivation et l'assiduité grâce à des contenus personnalisés et ludiques et grâce à une démarche d'ancrage des connaissances sur le long terme. Les formations dispensées comptabilisent à ce jour deux millions et demi d'utilisateurs à travers le monde, et sont déployés dans plus de 6000 entreprises, 110 universités et écoles de langues. L'équipe Gymglish est composée de 25 personnes (9 nationalités) passionnées par les langues et les nouvelles technologies, réparties sur 3 bureaux : Paris (siège), Tel Aviv Israël et Florianopolis Brésil. Pour en savoir plus : http://www.gymglish.com - Gymglish, 16A, Boulevard de Reuilly, 75012 Paris, France. L'auteur : Larry PERLADE, Directeur associé et fondateur de NÉVA Larry PERLADE a créé NÉVA en 1995 pour accompagner les PME dans leurs recherches de financements publics et la mise en oeuvre de leurs CIR. Depuis 21 ans, c'est un expert reconnu du financement de l'innovation et des aides R & D. Auparavant, il a été Vice-Président Directeur Général de FRED Joaillier USA et Secrétaire Général du groupe FRED Joaillier, avant de diriger le Centre d'Art Contemporain ARTCURIAL pour L'ORÉAL. Il a démarré son activité professionnelle chez Elf Aquitaine au Royaume-Uni. Larry PERLADE est diplômé d'HEC (1982), de l'Université de Berkeley (Californie) et de ESADE Business School (Barcelone). A propos de NÉVA Fondé en 1995, NÉVA est l'un des plus anciens cabinets de conseil dédiés à la mise en oeuvre du Crédit Impôt Recherche (CIR) et du statut des Jeunes Entreprises Innovantes (JEI). NÉVA réalise chaque année une cinquantaine de missions, tous secteurs d'activité confondus : à ce jour, après 21 ans d'activité, tous ses dossiers ont été validés in fine par l'Administration. NÉVA est le cabinet de référence auprès de la communauté des Dirigeants diplômés de HEC, du groupement professionnel EUROCLOUD et de PARIS & CO. C'est aussi le partenaire CIR de l'agence gouvernementale AFII (Agence Française pour les Investissements Internationaux), chargée de promouvoir l'attractivité de la France et l'implantation de sociétés étrangères sur notre territoire, en particulier au travers des dispositifs d'aide à l'innovation. Parmi les entreprises qui ont fait confiance à NÉVA : Empruntis, Findus, MeilleursAgents, Millemercis, Mozilla Firefox, Nextedia, PriceMinister, Stratorg, Synertrade, The Phone House, Virgin Mobile. Pour en savoir plus : www.neva-net.com
News Article | November 3, 2016
Site: phys.org
Researchers including scientists from Princeton University have developed a system that greatly simplifies the task of managing the software switches used to control traffic across a network. Called Protocol-Independent Switch or PISCES, the new system allows managers to adjust and customize their software switches quickly without sacrificing speed or efficiency. The lead author of the research, Muhammad Shahbaz, said the challenge was to simplify the task for the system administrators and translate those instructions into language that the software switches could implement. "We created PISCES in order to enable rapid development and give the ability to add new features so that an administrator would be able to express their intent without being an expert on the underlying codebase," said Shahbaz, a graduate student in computer science. Data centers are made of ranks of specialized computer processors or servers, and at the most basic level, traffic among the machines can be controlled by physical hardware switches. But because these hardware switches, which are extremely fast and efficient, are not practically adjustable, administrators rely on software to direct and control computer traffic as it moves through the network of machines. In a typical data center, these software switches far outnumber the hardware switches and have much greater control over the traffic moving through the center. A significant problem, the researchers wrote in their paper, was that "modifying these switches requires both intimate knowledge of the switch codebase and extensive expertise in network protocol design, making the bar for customizing these software switches prohibitively high." In an article presented at the ACM SIGCOMM Conference in Florianopolis, Brazil, on Aug. 25, the researchers describe how the PISCES system can be used to allow administrators to alter traffic without intensive knowledge of the code used to control the switches. In general, the researchers said, instructions written in PISCES are 40 times more concise than programs needed to control the software switches directly. "PISCES makes it easy to customize software switches with new functionality," said Nate Foster, an associate professor of computer science at Cornell University, who was not part of the research team. He said the system also provides good performance. Jennifer Rexford, the Gordon Y.S. Wu Professor in Engineering and chair of computer science at Princeton, said the goal of PISCES was to deliver greater flexibility to network administrators and to allow them to innovate and improve their systems. "How do you unshackle the people who run the network to help them do it better?" asked Rexford. "By making things programmable. PISCES is a baby step. It's a platform. It enables people to do reinvention." There have been attempts at simplifying software switching commands. But those tended to add complexity to the switches and compromise the speed of the system. Tests on PISCES indicate that the system avoids these slowdowns. "We demonstrated that, with appropriate compiler optimizations, this drastic reduction in complexity incurs only a small performance overhead compared to the native software switch implementation," the researchers wrote in the article "It is too early to see the effects of PISCES on protocol development, but the resulting code simplicity should make it easier to deploy, implement and maintain custom software switches." The researchers are working with industry to deploy the system into operating networks. They have developed software patches to introduce the system, which are under review by the community of potential users. The researchers are distributing PISCES as an open-source project through their website at Princeton. "By making it open source, people will be able to adopt it much more quickly," Shahbaz said. "They will not only be able to write new programs for themselves, but we hope the open-source platform will enable them to contribute to the project to help the community at large."
News Article | December 6, 2016
Site: www.eurekalert.org
BMJ, one of the world's leading healthcare knowledge providers, and its partner the University of Cape Town Lung Institute's Knowledge Translation Unit, have launched the global edition of the Practical Approach to Care Kit (PACK) in eBook and print format - to support and empower primary healthcare workers. The PACK Adult Global guide provides a generic 'framework' that can be customised to meet the needs of primary healthcare systems in individual countries or states. Primary healthcare is key to achieving the United Nations-led Sustainable Development Goals and the broader goal of "health for all" by providing accessible, affordable and effective healthcare. Yet in many low and middle income countries, primary healthcare is constrained by a lack of adequately skilled and supervised health workers. The Knowledge Translation Unit is a health systems research unit that has spent 16 years developing the PACK programme to empower health workers in primary healthcare. The PACK programme consists of 4 pillars: 1) the PACK Guide 2) the PACK training programme, 3) health systems intervention and strengthening and 4) monitoring and evaluation of the PACK implementation. The PACK Guide is a clinical decision tool that enables healthcare practitioners to manage symptoms and diagnose conditions commonly seen in primary care including infectious diseases, non-communicable diseases, women's health, mental health and end-of-life care. Its comprehensive scope promotes delivery of integrated primary care, rather than care through "vertical programmes". PACK is based on WHO guidelines, strengthened with the latest global research evidence as appraised, graded, sourced and synthesised by BMJ Best Practice. BMJ Best Practice content underpins more than 80% of PACK recommendations and its robust updating processes will facilitate an annual update of the PACK Guide. The PACK programme has been implemented and scaled up throughout the nine provinces in South Africa. It is now used in more than 2,000 clinics across the country, by over 20,000 primary care health workers. The Knowledge Translation Unit has conducted formal evaluation of the programme through 4 pragmatic trials and has published the outcomes of this research in 11 papers. There has been considerable interest from countries outside of South Africa in adopting the PACK programme to strengthen primary care service delivery. PACK is designed to be localised to local clinical protocols, policy and practice, and where necessary translated. PACK has previously been localised for Botswana and Malawi and currently pilot implementations are underway in Florianopolis, Brazil and in three states of Nigeria. The Knowledge Translation Unit has developed a mentorship package to support the in-country localisation of PACK. BMJ and the Knowledge Translation Unit partnered in 2015 to address this need, and to enable global use of the PACK programme in keeping with their strongly aligned strategic goals of "improving primary care, especially in underserved communities" and "enabling a Healthier World". It is to this end that we launch PACK Global Adult 2016/17. Dr Tracy Eastman, Director of PACK Global Development at BMJ said: "The growing burden of non-communicable disease and mental illness in low and middle income countries means it is crucial that healthcare workers have access to the latest evidence based recommendations to diagnose and treat patients effectively across the full spectrum of integrated primary care needs and services. We are delighted to be able to provide the global edition of the PACK Adult guide that can be customised to help meet the specific needs of local communities, as part of the BMJ's Global Health outreach programme." Professor Lara Fairall, Head of the KTU, commented: "The KTU team is committed to improving primary healthcare, focusing on the most underserved communities globally. We hope that by launching the PACK Adult Global guide as an eBook this will raise awareness of the PACK programme and how it can empower primary care clinicians. We encourage primary healthcare workers to utilise the PACK principles and approach to support their teams, strengthen their health systems and provide the highest quality, integrated, team based primary healthcare services, no matter where they work." The UCT Lung Institute Knowledge Translation unit is generously supported by the Peter Sowerby Charitable Foundation. BMJ is a healthcare knowledge provider that aims to advance healthcare worldwide by sharing knowledge and expertise to improve experiences, outcomes and value. For a full list of BMJ products and services, please visit: bmj.com. Follow us on Twitter The KTU is a research unit committed to improving the quality of primary healthcare for underserved communities through pragmatic research, evidence-based implementation, evaluation, and engagement of health systems, their planners and providers. Further details are provided at http://www. The Peter Sowerby Foundation was established in 2011 with an endowment from Dr Peter Sowerby, a retired Yorkshire GP and co-founder of Egton Medical Information Systems, which provides database software to around half of the GP practices in the country. The Foundation does not solicit applications, but seeks out projects to support on ways to improve innovation in primary healthcare, as well as work promoting environmental conservation and activities in Peter's native North Yorkshire. For more information see http://www.
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Every day, more than 5,000 people commute to and from Wallacedene, a small settlement on the eastern edge of Cape Town. But you won't find it on official transit maps. It's simply a stop in the South African city's sprawling informal taxi network of more than 7,500 unregulated minibuses that shuttle people between the city's center and its outskirts on a daily basis. Commuters have for decades navigated this network using only word of mouth. "People don't really know how it works—they just know the few routes that they're used to running," says Madeline Zhu of the South African startup WhereIsMyTransport. Earlier this month, Zhu and her team published a map that visualizes 137 minibus routes alongside official rail and bus networks—a crucial first step in making public transit simpler for citizens to navigate and easier for cities to improve. Informal transportation networks are common outside the US and Europe. People call them matatus in Nairobi, jeepneys in Manila, and peseros in Mexico City. In Cape Town, they're simply taxis. Whatever they're called, unofficial transit systems typically stem from income inequality. Cape Town's system started out as a way of transporting people from poor black communities into the city during apartheid. "The taxis are sort of a self organizing system that has sprung up around people's unmet need to get from place to place," Zhu says. For that reason, the buses always circumvented regulation and developed rules and logic based on market demand. They don't charge set fares or follow fixed routes. Stops can change depending on who's riding that day, and good luck knowing when to transfer. That creates no end of headaches for anyone trying to use the system, let alone understand it, improve it, or incorporate it into a formal transit network. Researchers from Columbia University and MIT recently mapped Nairobi's matatu system. Another project mapped most of Mexico City's peseros network. Similar efforts are underway in Cairo; Accara, Senegal; Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic; and Florianopolis, Brazil. The recent boom in mapping is happening because it can—thank your smartphone's GPS—and because it must. "For a long time, cities thought they were going to replace these mini buses with formal buses, but there's a growing recognition that that's not going to happen," says Jackie Klopp, a professor at Columbia's Center for Sustainable Urban Development and co-founder of Digital Matatus, the project behind Nairobi's matatu map. Instead, experts say cities should integrate them with existing transportation options like rail and Bus Rapid Transit systems. That's where mapping comes in. "The moment you realize that modern bus rapid transit is not the solution for everything, then the first thing you have to do to improve the informal bus system is to make it visible," says Shomik Mehndiratta, a transportation analyst at the World Bank who worked on the peseros mapping project in Mexico City. When WhereIsMyTransport started pondering mapping Cape Town's taxi system more than eight years ago, the technology needed to capture the data needed to build a full-scale map simply didn't exist. "Now we all have little digital reorders in our hand all the time so it makes it a lot easier to do this," says Sarah Williams, who leads MIT's Civic Data Center and worked on the Digital Matatus project. Last fall, WhereIsMyTransport hired 13 data collectors who rode buses for eight hours a day, tracking as many as 10 routes with an app called Collector. The tool gathered data like speed and location, and prompted the user to add information like major stops, wait times, geographic markers, fares, and the number of passengers. After three weeks and more than 5,500 miles, WhereIsMyTransport had tracked more than 1,000 routes, which it uploaded to its open platform alongside Cape Town's formal transit routes. The company mapped only the routes that flow from the 10 busiest taxi hubs, so the map isn't comprehensive, even if the data set is. "The real value of this project and projects like it is not in the map—it's in the data being openly and dynamically available," Zhu says. That creates its own set of challenges. The key to keeping Cape Town's data useful is keeping it current. To ensure that, WhereIsMyTransport is exploring turning Collector into a crowdsourcing app or installing tracking devices on the taxis to gather real-time information. Eventually, the company hopes developers will use the data to build projects like Magic Bus, which uses an SMS app to let passengers pre-buy tickets for Nairobi's matatus. All of the digital mapping projects hope to leverage technology to close the quality gap between the agile-but-flawed minibuses and more refined transit networks. "We've treated them as two completely different entities," Mehndiratta says. "What's interesting is how just mapping the informal starts bridging the difference between the two." Ultimately, the systems shouldn't be in competition—both have plenty to learn from each other.
News Article | October 26, 2016
Site: www.nature.com
Paired with rice or steeped in feijoada stew, beans are an essential feature of Brazilian cuisine. So great is Brazil's love of legumes that demand often outstrips domestic supply, forcing the country to import beans from Argentina, Bolivia and China. But this relationship could face the ultimate test as Brazilian scientists roll out a transgenic pinto bean (Phaseolus vulgaris) engineered to fend off one of the crop's most devastating enemies: the golden mosaic virus. Approved on 15 September by the Brazilian National Technical Commission on Biosafety (CTNBio), the transgenic bean uses RNA interference to shut down replication of the virus (K. Bonfim et al. Mol. Plant Microbe Interact. 20, 717–726; 2007). A product of more than a decade of home-grown research, the bean could begin appearing on tables across the country as early as 2014. "It is an extremely important crop for our small farmers," says Francisco Aragão, a plant geneticist who led the work for the Brazilian Agricultural Research Corporation (EMBRAPA), the research arm of the Ministry of Agriculture, based in Brasilia. The biosafety commission has taken a favourable position towards biotechnology in past years, helping Brazil to become the world's second-largest producer of genetically modified (GM) crops, behind the United States. Farmers have planted vast tracts of GM maize (corn), soya and cotton with little public resistance, but EMBRAPA is now tinkering with a product that people eat in large quantities every day, says Rubens Nodari, a plant geneticist at the Federal University of Santa Catarina in Florianopolis. Environmental groups and a presidential advisory panel, the National Council for Food Security and Nutrition, have called for more transparency in biotechnology science and decision-making, and increased research to rule out health risks stemming from the bean. Nodari, a former member of CTNBio who has long questioned transgenic crops, says that the commission improperly granted EMBRAPA's request for confidentiality regarding key aspects of the genetic engineering. "We don't know what we will be eating tomorrow in Brazil," he says. Current members of the commission have aggressively defended their decision. In a media interview after the decision last month, Edilson Paiva, president of CTNBio, said that Nodari and other opponents of genetic engineering are taking an ideological position aimed at "promoting fear and uncertainty" as they demand that scientists provide the impossible: guarantees of absolute safety. EMBRAPA says that it must keep core information about genetic insertions confidential, to allow it to patent the work. The details will help the agency to develop bean varieties that are resistant to the golden mosaic and similar viruses, says Aragão, who is a member of CTNBio but abstained from the decision on the beans. Aragão notes that safety analyses showed no reason for concern regarding the beans. He says that whereas some other GM crops produce unfamiliar proteins that could in theory cause an allergic reaction when eaten, the GM pinto bean produces only small snippets of RNA, tailored to react with and neutralize RNA from any invading virus. Herve Vanderschuren, a biotechnologist at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich, adds that plants naturally produce similar RNA snippets to defend themselves from viral attack, and there is no evidence that this common molecular warfare is dangerous to humans. With approval secured, EMBRAPA must now conduct a further round of field trials to ensure that the transgenic bean produces yields comparable to those of existing varieties. Aragão hopes that the strain will not only boost yields, but also enable planting on as much as 200,000 hectares of land on which the golden mosaic virus is so prevalent that farmers cannot grow beans at all at present. Brazil produces some 3.5 million tonnes of beans per year already, and Aragão says that the transgenic bean could increase production by 10–20%, enough to offset imports and soften the price spikes that accompany domestic shortages. "The best part of this story is that the bean was developed in Brazil for the Brazilian farmers," says Vanderschuren, who is part of a consortium working with researchers in Kenya, Tanzania and South Africa to apply the same technology to local crops, including cassava. EMBRAPA is already looking to develop other virus-resistant beans, including common black beans and the popular carioca bean. "It's very easy to transfer this gene to any other variety," says Aragão. "That's the next step."
Teixeira G.,Florianopolis |
Teixeira G.,Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions |
Teixeira T.,University of South Santa Catarina |
Gubert F.,Casa de Saude Sao Sebastiao |
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Surgery | Year: 2011
Background: In papillary thyroid cancer, the incidence of regional lymph node metastasis in the central compartment has been reported to be between 21% and 60%. This study sought to establish the rate of micrometastatic disease in the central neck in patients staged as N0 by preoperative and intraoperative assessment. Methods: We studied 72 consecutive patients with diagnoses of papillary thyroid cancer without preoperative or intraoperative evidence of central neck metastases. They underwent total thyroidectomies and were given elective central compartment neck dissection (CCND) ispsilateral to the lobe harboring the tumor or bilaterally in cases of primary tumor located in the isthmus. Results: Of the patients, 30 underwent right CCND, 30 underwent left CCND, and in 12 cases the dissection was bilateral. The incidence of lymph node micrometastasis was 25%. Male gender and histologic type showed association with lymph node micrometasis. Among these cases, 7% had temporary vocal cord palsy, and 8% had temporary hypoparathyroidism. No cases of definitive vocal cord palsy or definitive hypocalcemia were observed. After the procedure 8 patients were up-staged according to the American Joint Committee on Cancer staging system. Conclusion: Despite being a safe procedure, this relatively low rate of micrometastatic disease emphasizes the need for a careful weighing of the risks and benefits of elective CCND. © 2011 Published by Mosby, Inc.
Chamie F.,INTERCAT Cardiologia IntervencionistaRJ |
Maia J.,Catheterisation Laboratory |
Giuliano L.C.,Florianopolis
Catheterization and Cardiovascular Interventions | Year: 2016
A failing intracardiac device is traditionally addressed by open-heart surgery. Surgical explantation of the device, although a simple procedure, carries risks that some patients are not able or willing to cope with. Thus, a nonsurgical option seems desirable in selected cases. We report on four cases of early malfunction of the Polyvinyl Alcohol membrane of Ultrasept II™ CARDIA ASD devices. In all cases, transthoracic echo (TTE) surveillance 4–6 months after the index procedure, depicted significant left-to-right atrial shunts through the center portion of the devices. A second nitinol double disk device with a connecting pin (Lifetech CERA™ Multifenestrated ASD device) was implanted over the CARDIA devices, with excellent results. All procedures were uneventful and all patients are asymptomatic with no residual shunts, in short-term follow-up. This device-in-device technique prevents surgical explantation of failing ASD devices, and may become a less invasive option in selected patients. © 2016 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. © 2016 Wiley Periodicals, Inc.
Carminati A.,Florianopolis |
De Oliveira R.S.,Florianopolis
IEEE International Conference on Emerging Technologies and Factory Automation, ETFA | Year: 2012
In this paper we propose and evaluate suspension-based variations of the Multiprocessor Priority Ceiling Protocol (MPCP). The variations are compared with existing protocols for the same system model, which is partitioned and static priority scheduling. We present variations of the MPCP that improve in some cases the system schedulability. Some variations are actually simplifications that favor the implementation in real systems. © 2012 IEEE.


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Ok i bought one of them stupid shorty gas cap vent tubes because i am tired of gas being pissed all over my fender. I have a 2006 YZ450f and after i put it on gas was spewing out from under the tube like it wasnt sealing good. Is there anyway to seal it tight to the cap, cuz now its pissing on my tank?????? thanks
Shorty gas cap vent
Id just JB weld it on there.
You wouldnt ever be able to get it back off though, just so you know.
Make sure everything is clean and dry before using the jb.
To be totally honest,put the stock hose back on the cap. Without going into a whole story,they cause trouble!
I don't get any problems or gas anywhere with my stock one...
i bought one of those no-toil billet gas caps with no vent tube at all. it was a little spendy(about $100 bucks) but i also hate that vent hose and i always thought the shorty ones looked kind of stupid. looked like your bike has a mini hardon.. dennis kirk has the no-toil billet caps if you are interested. the only leakage i have had is from people taking off my fuel cap looking for the vent and not getting it back on tight enough.. still didn't leak out hardly anything. it works pretty trick.
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I have a 2001 WR426 set to YZ timing. I am looking for recommendations for an exhaust system. I mainly do trail riding at sea level or up to 1500 feet elevation. I am looking for more bottom end and mid range response. Any suggestions?
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I had a Yoshimura RS-3 slip on and it had great bottom end and mid range pull. It was loud and it fell a part in 2 years of use. I know have a FMF power bomb header and Titanium muffler (14 inch). It pulls mainly mid to top end, but its not as loud and seems to be good quality. Its actually pretty hard to beat the stock system for bottom to mid, maybe a Boyesen quick shot would be more of what your looking for. It will definitely boost the bottom end.
Thanks I will give that a try
Go stealth....FMF "Q".....94db's.......lots of low end. Why attract attention.
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One horse worth two-state bonus
Philadelphia Park-based trainers Walter and Cynthia Reese took advantage of breeding incentive programs in two states when they sent out their homebred 2-year-old gelding Pal's Partner to win and place in stakes in Maryland and Pennsylvania in 2001.
Although their mares reside at the Reeses' Timber Creek Farm, 63 acres of prime New Jersey real estate in Robbinsville, just 35 miles northeast of their home track, the Reeses have found many riches within a short distance of their tranquil farm.
Cynthia Reese noted, "We will always try to have a Pennsylvania-bred, since we train at Philadelphia Park."
Pal's Partner etched his name among the leading Pennsylvania-bred juveniles, although "he was slow to come around," according to Reese. After an uninspiring debut in late May over a sloppy surface at Philadelphia Park, Pal's Partner won his maiden in his fourth start, romping home by more than seven lengths for a $25,000 claiming price.
"Walter was placing Pal's Partner in races that would help boost his confidence," explained Cynthia Reese.
Although the gelding had but one victory under his belt, the Reeses sent Pal's Partner to the Storm Cat Stakes on the inaugural Pennsylvania Day at the Races card on Oct. 6. Going off at 30-1, Pal's Partner surged into contention into the stretch and finished third behind Volley Ball and Oswayo.
Cynthia Reese persuaded her husband to enter Pal's Partner in the Maryland Million Nursery. Pal's Partner was eligible as a son of former Northview Stallion Station sire Rakeen, who had been nominated when standing in Maryland.
Coming back on one week's rest, Pal's Partner surprised the Pimlico crowd as he powered his way to a four-length victory in the six-furlong Nursery at nearly 15-1. The Reeses' first Maryland Million starter earned a $55,000 paycheck.
In his final start of the year, Pal's Partner once again faced statebred company in the Pennsylvania Futurity. In one of Philadelphia Park's most exciting races of the year, three juveniles hit the wire together, with Oswayo getting his nose in front of Pal's Partner, and Volley Ball a neck back in third.
Pal's Partner's tally for the year was eight starts, five wins or placings, and earnings of $93,620.
Known around the barn as Socksee - "He has four white socks," said Reese - Pal's Partner is one of a growing number of solid performers descending from Bea Barger, a mare Walter Reese acquired in the late 1960's.
"We have so many generations of the family, it means a lot to Walter," said Cynthia Reese.
Bea Barger was the dam of three-time stakes-placed O.K. Pal, a daughter of Stevward who surpassed her racetrack accomplishments by producing three stakes winners from seven foals, including Grade 1 winner O.K. by You, winner of the 1982 Sapling Stakes, and the Foolish Pleasure filly Thanks Pal.
It is through Thanks Pal that the Reeses' fortunes continue to build - she is the dam of consecutive New Jersey Futurity winners Forever Pals and Always Pals (both by Polish Numbers), and their winning half-sister, My New Pal (by Saratoga Six), dam of Pal's Partner and stakes-placed My New Love.
The Reeses sold My New Pal's yearling colt by Not for Love at last fall's Fasig-Tipton Midlantic sale for $50,000, just days before Pal's Partner's Maryland Million victory. The mare, not in foal for 2002, is scheduled to be bred to Devil's Bag.
Pal's Partner returned to the track on Jan. 5 in Aqueduct's Count Fleet Stakes, in which he set the pace before fading to eighth, beating only Oswayo.
"He had been off six weeks and was very fresh. We tried to find an allowance, but the race didn't go," Reese explained. "He drew the one hole and we knew he'd go to the front. But speed was dead that day, and he tired."
Noting that Pal's Partner came out of the race in fine shape, Reese said that she and her husband "are looking at statebred races closer to home."


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Ship your motorcycle/bike from Panama to Cartagena
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Ship your motorcycle/bike from Panama to Cartagena
Hey guys!
In Portobelo, Colon there's a sailboat heading to Cartagena!
It's a 27m long sailboat (you'll appreciate its size in high seas! LOL) it's one of the biggests boats in the Caribbean! It has 21 beds, but is willing to leave with 6 ppl+motorbikes.
- It will go straight from Portobelo to Cartagena!
- It costs U$800 per person with motorcycle, all inclusive!!
- Travellers with bikes or with no means of transportation are welcome too!! at a lower fare :)
Please contact Francesco at +507 6739 1685 (he's got whatsapp!) or at email@example.com . He'll give you all the info you need and will happily answer all of your questions!
Safe travels!
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Thanks for the information!
Thanks for the information!


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Unfair Polish Low-Priced Biodiesel Exports Continuous Damage to the EU Internal Market of Renewable Fuels Needs to Be Stopped
(European Biodiesel Board) Since more than one year unfair low price biodiesel exports from Poland are causing serious damages to the EU internal market of renewable fuels and to fuels operators in many countries. Notwithstanding industry's alerts to national and EU authorities, the export trend affecting the European markets is not yet stopped and is even increasing.
Polish fuel market players, deliberately exploiting a loophole of the Polish biofuels legislation are causing since more than one year significant financial damage to the biodiesel production chains in various EU countries – in Romania, first, and also in the Netherlands, Belgium, Italy, and France among others.
In Poland the accounting of a given biodiesel volume towards the national blending mandate is based on a simple invoice of purchase by the fuel distributor. As Polish law does not explicitly require the biodiesel accounted towards the blending mandate to be consumed within its boundaries, some Polish operators have been capitalising on the export of underpriced biodiesel, that has already been declared as blended. As a consequence, a large part of biodiesel volumes are counted towards EU national blending mandates twice, a first time – falsely – in Poland and then – at an unfair dumped price – in any other EU country.
As a result an increasing number of EU stakeholders – from farmers through oilseed producers and crushers, to biodiesel producers – are experiencing economic loss and very negative impacts on their businesses.
The Polish legislative loophole creates significant distortions by decreasing the overall profitability of local biodiesel producers, prompting job loss along the chain, curbing the progress in local energy and protein independence, and impacting the revenues of farmers and PMEs.
The EBB intends to express once again its strong concern about this unfair and illegal situation that remains unchallenged by EU or national competent authorities. We believe that EU authorities cannot accept anymore that European renewable legislation is infringed in a so open and wide scale dimension by an EU Member State and, worse, that an unfair implementation of EU Renewable Energy Directive is taken as a basis for unfair traffics in the EU.
Our Industrial Association has confirmed a clear cut position against such unfair traffics proceeding to the expulsion of an EBB member company being directly involved with the traffic and refusing to co-operate to fight against such unfair behaviors. In this context EBB also urges Polish national authorities to tackle the described problem, which casts a severe shadow on the concrete fulfilling of EU renewable mandates by Poland. The EBB has been collaborating on tackling this issue with a number of industry players, including sustainability certification systems, and is definitively determined to re-establish legality and fair trade on the EU biodiesel market. READ MORE


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Humanities - Aronui: An Intercultural Dialogue About Knowledge
In bicultural New Zealand Aotearoa the Maori word used for Humanities is Aronui. But it
comes from a non-Western mindset, which organises knowledge and the pursuit of knowledge
in a way quite different from the ways promulgated by Western institutions of scholarship and
research. This paper explores the interesting academic and political issues which lie behind
this difference and what they may mean for Humanities scholars.
Keywords: Knowledge, Scholarship, Intercultural, Cultural Dialogue
Professor John Drummond
Dean, School of Language, Literature and Performing Arts, Division of Humanities, University of Otago
He has been heavily involved in music education nationally in New Zealand and internationally;
he was President of the International Societ for Music Education from 2000 to 2002. As Dean
he is involved in Humanities policy-making and implementation and is a founding member of the Council for Humanities in New Zealand Aotearoa
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Some Health Fads May Not Be All That Healthy
Posted 27 Feb 2017 by Drugs.com
MONDAY, Feb. 27, 2017 – Juicing may be a popular health fad, but evidence suggests it could actually be detrimental to a good diet. The same goes for coconut oil, which is loaded with saturated fat but has emerged as another dietary craze in the United States. And a gluten-free diet likely has little positive health benefit for people who do not have gluten sensitivity or celiac disease. These conclusions are part of a new review of the latest scientific evidence on food and nutrition that was conducted to shed some light on the latest diet fads. "There is widespread confusion in terms of nutrition. Every day someone says something is good, and then the next day they say it's bad," said review lead author Dr. Andrew Freeman, co-chair of the American College of Cardiology's Lifestyle and Nutrition Work Group. "Our purpose was to do our best to give clinicians the tools they need to help ... Read more
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Health Tip: Help Young Athletes Avoid Malnutrition
Posted 19 Jan 2017 by Drugs.com
-- Young athletes who push themselves too hard without getting the proper nourishment risk making themselves sick. The Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics explains how to avoid malnutrition among young athletes: Teach children about the importance of fueling their bodies, and the risks of not getting enough nutrients. Watch for signs of malnourishment and eating disorders, including unexplained weight loss, fatigue, a spike in strains and sprains, increased temperature sensitivity and preoccupation with food. Be aware of irregular menstrual cycles, a potential sign of malnourishment among female athletes Make sure young athletes eat regular healthy meals and snacks. Read more
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Health Tip: Get Enough Vitamin C
Posted 9 Jan 2017 by Drugs.com
-- To help give your immune system enough strength to protect you from the sniffles and sneezes, start with vitamin C-rich foods. The Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics says: Vitamin C helps the body repair and grow tissue. Vitamin C helps the body absorb a type of iron. Besides citrus fruits such as oranges and grapefruit, strawberries and kiwis also are good sources of vitamin C. Vegetables such as green and red bell peppers, broccoli, Brussels sprouts and tomatoes all contain vitamin C. To reap the greatest benefit, enjoy these fruits and veggies soon after purchasing. Avoid long cooking times. Read more
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Vitamin Deficiencies Common in Young Migraine Sufferers
Posted 10 Jun 2016 by Drugs.com
FRIDAY, June 10, 2016 – Many young people who suffer from migraines have vitamin deficiencies, new research finds. "Further studies are needed to elucidate whether vitamin supplementation is effective in migraine patients in general, and whether patients with mild deficiency are more likely to benefit from supplementation," said lead study author Dr. Suzanne Hagler in a Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center news release. She is a headache medicine fellow in the hospital's division of neurology. The study included children, teens and young adult migraine patients who were treated at Cincinnati Children's Headache Center. A high percentage of them had mild deficiencies in vitamin D, riboflavin and coenzyme Q10 – a vitamin-like substance used to produce energy for cell growth and maintenance, the researchers said. Many of the patients were prescribed preventive migraine ... Read more
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1 in 6 Seniors Takes Dangerous Combos of Meds, Supplements: Study
Posted 21 Mar 2016 by Drugs.com
MONDAY, March 21, 2016 – More seniors than ever are taking supplements alongside their medications, a practice that puts them at risk for dangerous drug interactions, researchers report. More than 15 percent of older Americans took potentially life-threatening combinations of prescription medications, over-the-counter drugs and dietary supplements in 2011, the study showed. That was almost a twofold increase from 2005, when 8.4 percent of seniors did so. "Alongside the growing use of multiple medications, there is also a hidden, and increasing, risk of potentially deadly drug interactions in older adults," said lead researcher Dr. Dima Qato. She is an assistant professor of pharmacy systems at the University of Illinois at Chicago. Many of these interactions involved heart drugs and supplements, such as omega-3 fish oil supplements, which are more commonly used now than they were five ... Read more
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Opt-out under section 11 of the DPA with Barclaycard for your chance of winning a £350 gesture of goodwill when they abuse your rights by sending you direct marketing.
With financial services companies, I tend to opt-out under section 11 shortly after registering with them. This is because, when it comes to the promotion of their products, they tend to find some lame excuse to abuse the rights afforded me by the DPA and the PECR. Often they'll rely on the banking code of practice to justify the abuse - they'll say that they have some legal obligation to make me aware of their products or services in the same way as insurance companies tend to quote ICOBS to justify submitting a similar abuse. I've checked though with the relevant agencies and these codes of practice place a regulatory not a statutory obligation on the business so I'm not convinced that they can negate their statutory obligation to comply with my rights as their data subject.
To be fair, Barclaycard seemed to honour my wish not to receive their marketing until February 2014 when they sent me a letter to promote the benefits of their card.
A reminder about your Barclaycard benefits
This letter was likely to fall under the definition of direct marketing given at section 11(3) of the DPA:
In this section "direct marketing" means the communication (by whatever means) of any advertising or marketing material which is directed to particular individuals.
The letter was promoting the benefits of Barclaycard and it was directed at me so I contacted Barclaycard to find out why they had sent me marketing.
Barclaycard replied as follows:
Summary of outcome
I can confirm that the letter you have received is not classed as marketing, but as operational mailing. I am unable to prevent these mailings from being sent to you. I realise this may not be the answer you wanted, so I have given further details of this outcome and addressed all the points of your complaint below.
The letter you received was sent to you as your account has been dormant for some time, and we wished to remind you of the features and benefits of your card. We were not attempting to 'sell' our products to you, as you are already an existing customer. Therefore this does not fall under the definition of direct marketing provided by the Information Commissioner. I can confirm that all marketing is suppressed on your account. I am not able to prevent any future operational mailings being sent to you, as these can include information that we are legally obliged to provide, such as changes to your account.
Okay, well, if this person is willing to discuss the technicalities of the DPA, wouldn't you expect her to have an understanding of the DPA? Where in section 11(3) does it mention the selling of products? The definition at section 11(3) is far more wide-ranging than the sale of products. Indeed, the ICO told me:
The Commissioner regards the term "direct marketing" as covering a wide range of activities which will apply not just to the offer for sale of goods or services, but also the promotion of an organisation's aims and ideals. This would include a charity or a political party making an appeal for funds or support an, for example, an organisation whose campaign is designed to encourage individuals to write to their MP on a particular matter or to attend a public meeting or rally.
So she's wrong! The result of her first investigation then... an utter load of bollocks!
I replied to clarify the law and Barclaycard replied as follows:
I wrote to you recently about the letter you received from us. I am sorry I have not been able to resolve your complaint to your satisfaction. I have looked into your case and I'm afraid I will not be able to change my decision. As previously advised, the letter does not fall under the definition of Direct Marketing as agreed by the Information Commissioner. If you still wish to take this to the Information Commissioner and they wish to discuss this with us, we would cooperate fully.
Okay, well, she's now claiming that the Commissioner agrees with her view... did she contact the ICO then for advice? Fortunately, having submitted many complaints to the ICO about section 11 since 2007, I do know what the Commissioner's view is. Well, it's the view of a Lead Information Governance Officer at the ICO so it's close enough:
I should explain that when a data subject enters into an agreement with a service provider, they are consenting to the service provider's terms of service. Whilst data subjects have an absolute right to issue a notice to the service provider's instructing them to cease processing their personal data for direct marketing purposes, this may be in direct conflict with the terms of service agreed to. However, the service provider is still obliged to comply with the section 11 notice.
The result of her second investigation then... an utter load of bollocks! Is she going to seek guidance from their Compliance Officer at some point or is she going to continue to give an unfounded opinion?
I replied and this time I sought clarification about who she had contacted as part of the investigation and whether she had sought advice from the ICO. Barclaycard replied as follows:
l can confirm that as you have opted out of receiving direct marketing, we should not have sent you the features and benefits reminder letter in question. I have credited your account with £250.00 for this being sent, and an additional £100.00 for being previously advised that this was not an error. Further details of this outcome are given below where I have addressed all the points of your complaint.
Our investigation
In relation to your comment that there was nothing in my previous responses to indicate they were anything other than my opinion, I can assure you that this was not tie case. Though I do apologise if this is how it came across. your complaint had been discussed between managers and relevant departments before the information that that the letter was operational was given to you.
The particular campaign that your account was included in was reviewed and signed off as being acceptable to send to customers who have opted out of receiving marketing. On further review, there has been miscommunication and misunderstanding between the departments involved and this letter should not have been sent to you. It would only have been an acceptable operational communication if you paid a fee for your account, which you do not.
Appropriate review and action is being taken to prevent this from happening in future.
The above mentioned credits have been applied to your account in one amount of E350.00 and will show on your next statement. This means that your account now has a credit balance of f350.00. To transfer this to your bank account please call us on 0844 8l 1 9l I 1 with your card and bank details to hand. Alternatively, it can be used against future spending on your account.
Again, I would like to sincerely apologies for the errors that have been made. I hope that this letter and the actions taken have resolved matters for you, and you no longer feel the need to take the issue further. Naturally, if this is something you still wish do we will cooperate fully with any avenue you choose to take.
Barclaycard - how much do they earn in profits each year... do they have a Compliance Officer? If not, then why not? If so, then why wasn't my complaint forwarded to that person?
She still doesn't get it though! She claims that I received the marketing in error because it should have only gone to those individuals who paid for the service. So what she's saying is, if I'd paid for my Barclaycard - which I find a bit strange, it would have been okay to send me this communication? It would not be - not if I'm opted out under section 11, because once I am opted out under section 11...
Or, indeed, the Commissioner's wider-reaching definition given above.
To be fair, they actually have 30 days to stop all electronic marketing and 90 days to stop all postal marketing form the date that they receive the notice.
I was going to let it go but I think I need to submit a complaint to the ICO because clearly, they still don't get it. My advice is for Barclaycard customers to opt-out under section 11.
Funnily enough, on the same day that I received the final letter from Barclaycard, I also received a letter from the Natwest saying that they had investigated my complaint and that they were entitled to send me marketing. And so it starts again. It's fine by me because all gestures of goodwill go into my war chest for when I need to take a company to court.
As a final thought... Barclaycard is a registered data controller and it's a criminal offence for a registered data controller to have an outdated registration with the ICO beyond a month - their actual data processing must be reflected in their registration. But if Barclaycard are of the opinion that they have some other legal obligation that impacts on their ability to comply fully with section 11 of the DPA, then why have they not sought advice from the ICO about this? A data controller can only process personal data in accordance with the DPA and it's something that I shall raise with the ICO when I submit my complaint.
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Shrimp salad with Tofu mayonnaise
When you have no time to prepare dinner and wants something fast, healthy and light. This is the perfect recipe for you. This recipe is from my French magazine coup de pouce. I love their recipes.
For 4 persons you will need
Tofu mayonnaise
(3.5 oz) soft tofu
2 tsp olive oil
2 tsp lemon juice
¼ tsp honey
1/8 tsp salt
2 tsp fresh grated ginger
1 tsp white wine vinegar
½ tsp orange zest
1 tsp orange juice
pinch cayenne pepper
Shrimp salad
1 lb cooked shrimps
6 cups fresh spinach
3 mangos diced
2 tbsp of cashew nuts (optional)
In the food processor or blender mix together the ingredients of the tofu mayonnaise. Set aside.
In a big bowl, mix the shrimps, spinach, mangos and nuts. Pour over the tofu mayonnaise and toss everything together. Enjoy!!!!


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