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Ewan MacColl: An unemployed march in Salford in 1931
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"When, in 1931, the National Government led by Ramsay MacDonald fired its opening salvoes against the living standards of the Brtish working class, the most hard-hit were, naturally, the unemployed. Naturally? Of course.
From he that hath not shall be taken away even that which he hath.
And who has less than the unemployed?
Who is more accustomed to suffering the pangs of hunger than the hungry?
So now unemployment benefit has been pared down even further and a means test introduced, a humiliating inquisition calculated to squeeze out the last drop of human dignity from every unemployed family in the land. No, it wasn't calculated - our rulers are not like that. They are not conscious of the fact that working people possess human dignity or indeed that they have feelings of any kind. We are engaged in a war, dammit!
One attacks the enemy at his weakest point and that point is the three-million unemployed and their families. So let's have no more of this human dignity claptrap. And let us hear no more about equality of sacrifice or grinning and bearing it, or how we British can take it. Don't bother trying to conceal your contempt for us and we won't try to conceal our hatred of you.
Our branch of the National Unemployed Workers Movement is calling for a mass demonstration against the new measures on 2 October. For the ten days before that we were out every night advertising the demo. Our publicity methods are cheap and effective. All you need is a good supply of blue mould, the porous, chalk-like substance which housewives use to brighten up their window silis and doorsteps. It's useful stuff for chalking slogans and announcements on walls.
In addition, a rota of public speakers has been drawn up. Their job is to address queues outside labour exchanges at various points throughout the day. My stint covers the five and ten o'clock queues. I'm a poor public speaker and my harangues rarely attract more than a handful of listeners. On the morning of the demo, however, I change my tactics and decide to make my pitch inside the exchange. Almost before I can begin speaking I am seized by a dozen pair of hands, pushed to the counter and lifted on to it. No speech is needed this morning, just the announcement:
'All out against the means test! Assemble at Liverpool Street croft!'
Within seconds the labour exchange has emptied and the street outside is filled with the unemployed. We begin moving immediately. A crowd of several hundred is already assembled on the croft and droves of newcomers are arriving every few minutes or so. I feel uplifted, triumphant. At last we are getting somewhere!
I am proud of my Albion Street contingent and try to keep them together, but they are moving away and joining friends and acquaintances in the crowd. Stewards wearing improvised armbands are attempting to marshal the surprisingly quiet crowd into four ranks. Others are handing out placards and unfurling banners.
I run into Dick France hobbling along on his misshapen legs. He points to a black banner which has just been unfurled and which dates from some forgotten struggle of the twenties. 'There'll be trouble before the day's out,' he says. 'There's trouble every time that bugger comes out.' There's Old George's head above the crowd; I make a bee-line for him, anxious to discover whether he has seen any members of the agitprop group. He points vaguely with his thumb in the direction of the head of the rapidly forming column of unemployed. He scarcely seems aware of the furious activity all around him; his face still wears its customary look of benign abstractedness. Let's hope he sees the cops before they see him.
Still searching, I encounter Hughie Graeme, an indomitable Galloway Scot whom I have known since I was a small child and whose early years could match anything in brutality that Dickens ever wrote. His wife is helping him to get into the big-drum harness.
The crowd has grown enormous and stragglers are still arriving. I hurry back down the line of restless demonstrators and see two members of the agitprop group. I join them just as an empty coal cart is pushed on to the croft. Two members of the local NUWM clamber on to it and one of them begins to address the crowd.
The half-formed column breaks up and the crowd surges towards the can. We stand at the back of the crowd and listen to the speaker read out the list of demands to be presented to the town council which is, at this moment, meeting at the Town Hall in Bexley Square. The crowd roars its approval and a sea of hands is raised in support of the resolution.
The second speaker isn't allowed to say more than a few words when he is interrupted by Hughie's drum. The crowd is restless; they want to be on the move. In no time at all the column is formed; the first marchers wheel off the croft and proceed up Liverpool Street and along Regent Road.
At first there isn't a great deal of noise, just the regular beat of the drum and the occasional shout. The mood is one of quiet desperation. Along Oldfield Road there are small groups of mounted police and squads of foot police waiting in all the side streets.
Dick France is not the only one who thinks there is going to be trouble. As soon as we reach the main road, the chanting begins: 'Down with the means test!' Right down the lime the slogan is taken up and repeated. 'Down with the National Starvation Government!' It's extraordinary the way voices travel. A slogan begins way back and a few seconds later a closer group begin chanting the same slogan, and then another group closer still so that the effect is like a blurred action-photo.
'We need a song,' says someone. I hear my name being called and see Ben Durden, the newest member of our YCL group, waving at me from the sidewalk. I slip out of the column for a moment and join him.
'Jimmy Rigby's looking for you,' he says. 'He's about a hundred yards ahead.'
I look back. The line of marchers goes back as far as I can see. 'Jesus! Just look at it. It goes on for ever.'
'They say there's 50,000 here. More, some say.
'Why aren't you marching?' I ask.
'I've been up front. I came to look for you.'
We start hurrying towards the head of the procession. I see my father and Jock Smiley and wave to them. A little further on, the marchers ahead of us shuffle to a halt, while those immediately behind are pushed into us. For a few moments our part of the column becomes a confused and struggling mass of bodies. In those few moments wild rumours are born and hard on their heels comes advice from the head of the column. 'Keep calm! Don't allow yourselves to be provoked.'
We re-form and slowly move off again. 'Down with the means test! Down with the National Starvation Government!' Now I can see the black banner, Dick France's trouble-banner. It's about a hundred yards ahead. . . must be the head of the demo.
At the same moment I catch sight of Jimmy Rigby, the fourth member of the Red Megaphones, and hurry towards him. This time there are no rumours, no time for advice about keeping calm. Without warning, mounted police, wielding riot sticks, attack us from side streets on both sides of the road. They are followed by foot police, who come at us slashing with their truncheons.
'It's a fucking ambush!' Way back down the column, the marchers are still chanting slogans, not yet aware of what is happening ahead. Here the rhythmic protests have swelled to an angry roar, punctuated by yells, curses, screams and the clatter of galloping horses. in the midst of the mêlée it is difficult to get a dear picture of what is happening.
All around us there is a crush of shouting, bellowing, screaming, angry and bewildered men and women. They are pushing, pulling, trying to avoid the swinging batons of the police and the terrifying hooves of the horses. Some are trying desperately to shove their way out of the ambush, others push forward, intent on reaching the barricades which the police have erected around Bexley Square.
A police horse looms over us, gigantic, eyes rolling, nostrils flared. The smell of horse sweat mingles with the smell of our fear. Panic-stricken, we try to escape as its rider leans out of the saddle to give extra impetus to the swing of his club. The blow lands with a dull thud across the shoulders of a skinny man in an old raincoat. I am standing so close to him that the pores in the flesh of his nose look like huge craters, and I surprise myself by thinking of Lemuel Gulliver's sojourn among the Brobdingnagians and remembering the distaste expressed in the description of the enlarged features of the maids of honour. The skinny man crumples and sinks to the ground. 'Man down!' A dozen pairs of hands reach for the mounted policeman, but the horse rears up and we cower away.
There's a sudden increase in the noise and then there are voices taking up the cry: 'The deputation! They've arrested the deputation!' There is a great surge of activity as we move forward, carrying the battle to the edge of the barricaded square.
Squads of police are dragging arrested marchers across the square towards the waiting not wagons. The marchers fight back and the police are busy with boots and truncheons. A great roar of fury goes up from the crowd: 'Down with the Cossacks!'
A dozen men leap over the barricades and race towards the battling groups. Two of them are struck down by the mounted police and the rest surrounded and brought to the ground by squads of foot police. One of the marchers is bleeding badly from the head and appears to be unconscious. A young cop grabs his arm and starts dragging him along the ground.
Until now the marchers have been concerned only to defend themselves, but now the mood changes: a note of fierce hatred, deep and vengeful, is beard as the marchers break en masse through the barricades. The square has become a battlefield.
At one point there is a lull in the fighting and, as if by mutual agreement, police and marchers draw away from each other. A riderless horse is picking its way among the crowd and an injured police-sergeant is being helped from the scene by his colleagues. We have suffered more grievously. Several marchers lie bleeding on the road and an injured woman is sitting on the kerb bolding her bead and weeping. Close by, in the gutter, sits Dick France. I go over to him and help him to his feet. He is bleeding from a gash along his cheekbone. 'Didn't I tell you? Every time that banner's brought out there's a barney like this.'
Alec Armstrong comes by, a wide grin on his face. He is holding a large brass handbell, the kind used to summon children back to the schoolroom. He rings it above his bead like a town crier. 'Second set in a few minutes!' be declaims, and then goes off crying, 'Anyone for tennis? Anyone for tennis?'
Myer Parkinson approaches, a small boy perched on his shoulders, his wife following behind, pushing a pram with her youngest in it. Two small girls hold on to her skirt. 'Jesus Christ!' says Dick. 'You're off your bloody rocker, Myer.'
"Why's that?'
'Bringing kids to a do like this.'
'They've got to find out about t' police some time. Better now than later.'
'Aren't you feared for 'em?'
'They'll be awreet. They're just babbies, too young to be arrested. Tha's got to be ten years old before they start beating you up.'
From anyone else, such irony would sound somewhat heavy-handed, but Myer tempers it with Lanky - Lancashire dialect. He talks Lanky and makes the most outrageous remarks sound ingenuous. He is what my father calls a 'rum bugger'. His confrontations with labour-exchange officials have become legendary and it is said that inspectors at the Board of Guardians go into hiding when they see him approaching with his brood. He catches sight of Hughie Graeme and his wife and begins waving furiously. They come over to us. 'What's happened to the drum?'
'Finished. Kaput!' Hughie bellows cheerfully.
'It's broken/ his wife adds. 'He brought it down on the head of a big fat dick.'
'Jesus Christ!' says Dick. 'I'd have given six months' dole to see that.'
'Just like a bloody circus,' Mrs Graeme says, with a loud laugh.
The lull is over. From behind the town hall, dozens of mounted police suddenly appear and charge at us, followed by foot police brandishing their dubs. The first engagement was fierce but the police have tasted blood and are now lashing out at anyone in their path. But we are fighting back and the horses no longer terrify us.
Here a mounted cop is pulled from his horse, and there a constable deprived of his baton. But we lack training for this kind of fight - we have no strategy. We fight as individuals, unarmed individuals against a disciplined armed force trained to fight as a squad. Furthermore, we are conscious of the fact that the law of the land is on the side of the police. They can bash us around as much as they like and get away with it. But let one of us be caught bashing one of them and we will land in the nick as surely as night follows day. We don't need training classes to learn about the police. We have understood their role in society since we were children running about the streets.
How long does this second assault last? Five minutes, fifteen minutes? Half an hour? We are no match for these uniformed bully-boys. We came here to protest against what we consider to be gross injustice. Our intention was to present a petition to our elected representatives. Instead, we are being forced to defend ourselves against an armed and well-fed enemy. The result is a foregone conclusion, but leaves many questions unanswered.
'Stand by, we're on in a minute!' In a theatre, those words would have a special significance. That moment when you stand in the wings awaiting your cue is a magical one: the process of stepping out of your skin and assuming a different persona is completed in that moment though you still have to take one or two steps to enter a new world.
Here, on the Liverpool Street gasworks' croft, it isn't like that at all. There is only one world, the world of the grey October sky, the gasometers, the long brick wall and the wan-faced men and women who make up this huge crowd. What other persona is possible - or desirable - in the face of this kind of reality? In any case, there are no wings here, no dark comers where you can make your final preparations, no quiet spot where you can commune with yourself.
'We'll do the "Billy Boy" thing first and then straight into the Maggie Bondfield sketch.' God! Do we really have to do that awful bloody 'Billy Boy' parody? It seemed funny when I wrote it but now. . . it's terrible. Ridiculous. We really need something absolutely different, rousing. 'Right, Blondie.' We jump on to the can and begin singing the opening of our anti-means-test duet. Oh God, we've pitched it too high. Bloody hell! I just made it that time. Got to relax or I'll sound hike a bloody screeching parrot. Blondie looks quite calm. Smiling away. The crowd like her, you can tell.
That was better that time. Four more verses. Christ! More mounted coppers, must be a couple of dozen of 'em. Take no notice. Some of the people at the back have seen 'em. Carry on. Punch line coming up. It gets a roar of applause. Great! Alf and the others are climbing on to the cart. The applause dies away and we begin the Maggie Bondfield sketch. It's funny in parts but full of holes. Needs tightening up. It's going well though, plenty of laughs from the crowd. If only we had a sketch that was really suitable for the occasion.
'Trouble,' says Blondie, and the next moment Jimmy Rigby stops in mid-sentence and points. For an endless moment, we stare in disbelief. The horse police are charging towards us, their riot sticks held aloft like lances. The panic of the crowd is terrible to behold. They scatter in utter confusion the way ants do when their nest is disturbed. There is some resistance but the terrain is not in our favour. There is no cover, no place to hide.
In disarray, we retreat into the side streets, where a small group, mostly young unemployed, reassemble and decide to march to the houses of the councillors who are members of the unemployment tribunal. We start off, a silent group of fifteen or twenty youths. In a surprisingly short time our numbers have increased by more than 200. As we walk we hatch elaborate schemes of revenge and wonder if things will ever be the same again."
See also Ruth and Eddie Frows' The Battle of Bexley Square, published by the WCML .
Eddie Frow was one of the leaders of the Salford demonstration.


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The Big History Institute is pleased to announce the endorsement by the Board of Studies, Teaching and Education Standards (BOSTES) of the Stage 5 School Developed Board Endorsed 100 and 200 hour and Stage 6 1 Unit Preliminary School Developed Board Endorsed courses in Big History from 2015 - 2018.
Satisfactory completion of the course will form part of the Record of Achievement (RoSA) for participating students.
The applications are available for download here:
Schools seeking endorsement to deliver Big History will need to apply via Schools Online.
Schools Online is now open for 2016 delivery, and applications close on 2 April 2015.
The Guidelines for Course proposals has a step-by-step guide for this process and can be found here.
To access a suite of professional development resources to introduce and support teachers in delivering Big History in the classroom, visit the Big History Institute Professional Development section.
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Does anyone know the fastest way to export a table from Oracle to mysql? I'm currently doing it via ADO and Oracle OCI calls but for a table consisting of ~139 million records, it takes around 14 hours. Is there a way to do a dump from Oracle and then import the dump file (csv, etc...) into mysql? I know how to do the mysql csv import, it's the Oracle export I'm having trouble with. Using Oracle 8.0.5.
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Walpole, MA (PressExposure) January 12, 2010 -- The Green Education Foundation (GEF) has launched the Adopt-a-Plant for your Classroom campaign during National Green Week 2010 (February 1-5), the largest hands-on school-based sustainability campaign in history. GEF, an environmental education nonprofit, and Costa Farms, the largest producer of indoor plants in North America, are calling on schools across the country to participate in this program to improve classroom air quality, a growing concern in outdated school buildings.
Adopt-a-Plant for Your Classroom signifies the official start of the Green Thumb Challenge, the largest youth gardening initiative to date, cosponsored by Loweâs and GEF, which is calling on schools and youth groups to plant 10,000 gardens nationwide this spring. Every group registered will receive a $10 off coupon from Loweâs, to receive your coupon enroll at [http://www.adoptaplant.us].
âAdopt-a-Plant for Your Classroom is low-cost activity that gives educators the opportunity to bring nature indoors this winter,â says Jessica Drench, GEF Program Manager. âWhile most Green Thumb Challenge participants are still in the early planning stages for their spring gardens, this program is a fun and simple way to introduce plant life to the classroom.â The Green Thumb Challenge website will provide adoption papers, related research, and customized standards-based lessons to enhance the event.
âSchools are the places where children learn and develop mentally, but they are also places where kids are exposed to a wide range of environmental conditions that can affect their physical wellbeing and development,â commented Victoria Waters, president and founder of GEF. âMoreover,â continues Waters, âa childâs ability to learn is highly dependent on his or her health and physical comfort. The Adopt-a-Plant for Your Classroom spotlights this critical issue.â
In addition to the Adopt-a-Plant for your Classroom campaign schools partaking in National Green Week 2010 will participate in energy and waste reduction programs coupled with standards-based lessons and activities from GEFâs extensive online curriculum library. The nationwide goal is to eliminate a ½ million lbs of trash and reduce combined utility costs by 5% before Earth Day.
Educators note: National Green Week 2010 (Feb. 1-5) is right around the corner! Schools and youth groups are urged to register early to receive important bulletins and updates via the online community. Visit http://www.GreenEducationFoundation.org to enroll today. All participants will receive a $10 off $50 purchase from Lowes, as well as the opportunity to win multiple Green InâAction Awards and a $5,000 grant.


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Professor, Dept. of Exercise & Sports Science & Dept. of Nutrition, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill
"Exercise: Too Much of a Good Thing?"
Dr. "Tony" Hackney is a full professor at the University of North Carolina – Chapel Hill in the Department of Exercise & Sport Science, with a joint appointment in the Department of Nutrition-School of Public Health and several adjunct appointments in the UNC School of Medicine. He also holds faculty appointments in several universities in Latin America.
He has over 200 published research articles and book chapters, is a fellow in the American College of Sports Medicine and the National Academy of Kinesiology, and a member of the Physiological Society of Great Britain and the American Physiological Society. He is a three time recipient of Fulbright Scholar awards from the US Department of State, having served in Eastern Europe. He has also been awarded numerous teaching, service and research awards from UNC, as well as from universities overseas and international organizations; and to date, he has lectured and conducted research in 40 countries.
His research has concentrated on how physical, environmental, and emotional stress affects the hormonal responses of the endocrine system; in particular, focusing on dysfunctions and dysregulations that develop in the endocrine system from stress exposure, that ultimately can compromise physiological responses and adaptations. His work has been funded by many traditional US federal grant agencies as well as the United Nations, NATO, the US Agency for International Development, and the European Council.
In his leisure time he is a small animal farmer, an advocate for sustainable community supported agriculture programs and competes in master's level track and field, with several national championships to his credit.
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Fri 14th Dec at 8:00pm - 11:00pm
Big Fat Panda
@ The Forum Music Centre, Darlington
Also appearing: No Fun, The Rough Kutz
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"Backdoor Promotions and The Forum present a Skins & Punks Xmas Bash featuring streetwise skasters, The Rough Kutz, local punks, No Fun, and Big Fat Panda. A night of the finest ska and punk is in order, and it's a festive party for all!
Happy Hour 7 - 8 with great drinks promos!
Doors 8pm - Entrance £6
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Featuring Big Andy and pals, Big Fat Panda are a Ska band from the fair city of Edinburgh. The band was formed by a group of friends who had been playing in various bands on the Ska scene for a number of years.
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Eti Gursel, M.D.
Associate Professor of Surgery (Clinician Educator)
Wayne State University School of Medicine
Chief, Division of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
Harper University Hospital
Program Director, Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Residency
Medical Students – Grand Rounds lecturer, Didactics, operating room/clinic instruction, workshops/cadaver course
Residents – Grand Rounds lecturer, Didactics, operating room /clinic instruction, workshops/cadaver course, residency program academic advisor
Harper University Hospital
4160 John R., HPOB, Suite 400
Detroit, MI 48201
Phone: 313-745-8773
Fax: 313-745-1873
Assistant: Amber Wilson
SPECIALTY: Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery
PRIMARY SITE: Harper University Hospital
OTHER AFFILIATIONS: Children's Hospital of Michigan, Detroit Receiving Hospital, Huron Valley-Sinai Hospital, Hutzel Women's Hospital, Sinai-Grace Hospital, and Karmanos Cancer Center
CLINCIAL INTERESTS: Hand Reconstruction, Reconstructive Surgery, Surgery Breast, Surgery Burn, Surgery Facial, Wound Care
LANGUAGE(S): Turkish
– American Board of Plastic Surgery – Board Certified
– M.D. – University of Ankara Medical School, Ankara, Turkey
– B.A. – Ankara University of Science, Ankara, Turkey
– Special Study (Burns), Brookes Army Medical Center, US Army Institute of Surgical Research, Fort Sam Houston, TX
– Plastic Surgery Residency, Wayne State University School of Medicine, Detroit, MI
– General Surgery Resident, Wayne State University School of Medicine, Detroit, MI
– Resident in Surgery, University of Ankara, Ankara, Turkey
The deltopectomyomammary flap: a new flap for use in coverage of large anterior chest wall defects.
Spiess AM, Baciewicz FA Jr, Gursel E.
Plast Reconstr Surg. 2008 Apr;121(4):226e-7e
Nora's lesion: Case report and literature review of a bizarre parosteal osteochondromatous proliferation of a small finger.
Gursel E, Jarrahnejad P, Arneja JS, Malamet M, Akinfolarin J, Chang YJ.
Can J Plast Surg. 2008 Winter;16(4):232-5
Fascial release of the pectoralis major: a technique used in pectoralis major muscle closure of the mediastinum in cases of mediastinitis.
Spiess AM, Balakrishnan C, Gursel E.
Plast Reconstr Surg. 2007 Feb;119(2):573-7.
The utility of deep soft-tissue cultures in diagnosing the causative agent of sternal osteomyelitis following median sternotomy.
Spiess AM, Istanbullu T, Brown PD, Balakrishnan C, Gursel E.
Plast Reconstr Surg. 2007 Feb;119(2):568-72.
Management of fulminant dissecting cellulitis of the scalp in the pediatric population: Case report and literature review.
Arneja JS, Vashi CN, Gursel E, Lelli JL.
Can J Plast Surg. 2007 Winter;15(4):211-4.


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"My dream is to get into medical school and become a doctor." This line is repeated in some form or another many times during application season. Most applicants do not know how truly dreamlike the experience is, particularly during third and fourth year clinical rotations. The first two years of medical school are consumed by learning. Though there is little ...Read More »
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Organization Tips for Med School Applications
2016 has begun. You are likely gearing up on your medical school applications – personal statement, activities, etc. In these first days of the new year, I have resolved to be more organized. Let me invite you to share this New Year's resolution with me as I share some organization tips for med school applications.Read More »
15 Books for Medical School Applicants
I am frequently asked how to prepare for medical school interviews. As many schools are moving to the multiple mini interview (MMI) format, a lot of interviewing well involves thinking on your feet and efficiently articulating your perspective. One of the best ways to prepare for medical school interviews, (and in fact a career in medicine), is to read. The ...Read More »
Perspective on Gap Years from a Third Year Medical Student
Whether you are planning to apply straight to medical school or to take a gap year, Emily offers a perspective on how time off has helped her through third year clinical rotations. The third year of medical school is profoundly different than the first and second years. There is an invisible wall separating the preclinical from the clinical years with a ...Read More »
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"[The band are now hoping to coax PJ Harvey , veteran from the original Desert Sessions - and Bjork - to Newcastle .] She's the only artists the entire band can agree on, ... she's genius."
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"(Harvey is) a senior, and I'm sure she wanted that shot. I wouldn't have wanted it in anyone else's hands."
"[Exactly where his house is now, Harvey says. In a small town in Connecticut. He's tearing down the one he lived in for 22 years and rebuilding.] My house was designed by a heterosexual architect for a heterosexual man, ... There was no woman involved. When I bought the house, there wasn't a broom closet. You have to walk with your groceries from the parking area through the entire house to get to the kitchen."
"If Harvey would have made two or three of those (shots) that just circled around (the rim), it would be a different story."
"I think I am comfortable with being disappointed. And I think I am angry at you for taking that away."


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Indian Army Recruitment 2014-2015
Recruitment for 800 Soldier Posts
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Indian Army is going to recruit for 800 posts of Soldier. An official notification is out by Indian Army recruitment Department in which they are inviting all Indian candidates to apply for this recruitment process. Indian Army announces total 800 posts which are going to be fill up in this recruitment process. More information about these Government jobs in Indian Army is given below in this post:
Name of the Posts
1). Soldier
2). Soldier Technical & Soldier Nursing Assistant
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Process for Selection: All the candidates who applied will be selected on the basis of Physical Fitness Test & Physical Measurement Test.
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The effects last even if they do not continue to have an active childhood, according to a new study by American scientists.
The average five-year-old in the study got 30 minutes of moderate to vigorous exercise a day. For every 10 minutes extra, the children had one-third of a pound less fat tissue aged eight and 11.
Testing the body fat and activity levels of 333 children at aged five, eight and 11, researchers used a special scanner that accurately measures bone, fat and muscle tissue, as well as an accelerometer that measures movement every minute.
The children wore accelerometers to record their activity level for up to five days, providing much more reliable data than them or parents to track their minutes of exercise.
The results, published in the American Journal of Preventive Medicine, found that those active at five ended up with less fat at age eight and 11.
"We call this effect 'banking' because the kids benefit later on, similar to having a savings account at a bank," said Kathleen Janz, professor of health and sport studies at University of Iowa, who led the study.
"The protective effect is independent of what happens in between.
"The implication is that even five-year-olds should be encouraged to be as active as possible because it pays off as they grow older.
"It doesn't take that much extra physical activity to see a measurable outcome.
"Even 10 extra minutes a day makes a difference in protecting against excessive fat gains."
Prof Janz conceded that further research was need to learn what happens to active children's bodies that helps keep them in better shape when older. One possible explanation is that the active five-year-olds do not develop as many fat cells, or they may have improved their insulin response. They may also have a better metabolism.
The study also indicated that boys were more likely to experience the sustained benefit from activity as five-year-olds, possibly because they are more active aged five than girls.
"In the end, it doesn't take that much extra physical activity to see a measurable outcome," Prof Janz added. "Even 10 extra minutes a day makes a difference in protecting against excessive fat gains."


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|30 Dec 2011
Connecting a laptop to a HDTV
Hi, I've been trying to connect my laptop to a HDTV. I have the required (I think) cable, it connects well to both laptop and TV, I can see the image on the TV screen, but the image on the TV is small and centered. It's probably twice as small as the screen itself. I want to stretch it, but I don't know how. I'm really not sure that the problem is the laptop and not the TV itself, though.
I don't know what specifics to include. I can add anything that might be required. The TV is 1080p, maximum resolution on the laptop is 720p. I tried connecting the cable to all 4 HD slots in the TV and some give different results. Some are more stretched than others, but not full screen. I tried changing the TV options, but nothing seems to help.
Sorry for my English. If something is not clear, I will try to paraphrase.
|My System Specs
|30 Dec 2011
Windows 7 Ultimate x64
You probably need to set the resolution that is output to your TV, see the following guide:
Screen Resolution - Display Settings
When in the display settings, you should see two monitors, one is your laptop screen and the other will be the TV. The TV will likely be named something like its model number. Simply set the resolution output to the TV to as high as it will go.
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|30 Dec 2011
Thanks, it partly worked, though I'm pretty much satisfied with the result anyway.
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New York, New York (PressExposure) November 07, 2011 -- Through new version, fans can keep track of all their favourite artists and get suggestions of new artists to follow based on their existing music choices with Flowd
WHAT: Love music but struggle to keep up with what all your favourite artists are up to? Flowd, the music lover's social network, today announced that through their series of new updates, every major artist worldwide can be followed through its web and mobile applications. Music fans can now follow artistactivities including news, latest singles, photos, videos and upcoming gigs of any of their favourite artists through Flowd. Coupled with exciting new features, this update cements Flowd's reputation as the must-have tool for music lovers.
Flowd now offers users access to an intelligent gig calendar so they can find out where their favourite artists are next performing near them and make plans to see them in action. This gig calendar is powered by an individual artist populating his profile with his upcoming appearances as well as comprehensive data imported through an integration with Last.fm APIs. Users can filter their calendar view date and location, so with Flowd, fans can now find out about the music experiences taking place wherever and whenever they are.
If artists aren't already using Flowd themselves, artist profiles and the gig calendar will be populated with data from artist activity on other social networks including Twitter, YouTube, SoundCloud and Last.fm. This brings tremendous value for any music lovers who want a dedicated tool to follow the music artists that they love, and enables these artists to engage even deeper with their fans. Artists who haven't registered with Flowd directly are able to 'claim' their accounts through an artist verification tool.
Along with the enhanced tools opening up Flowd to all music acts, Flowd has also added a new feature to its iPhone and Android applications that allows users to showcase the music that they're listening to at that moment to other Flowd users and friends on other social networks. When a user turns on this feature, Flowd scans the mobile device to find out what music is currently being played (or if nothing is being played, then what the last track played was) and then pulls this as a shout-out within Flowd. This shout-out can then be cross-posted onto Facebook and Twitter with a direct link for friends and followers to check out the track on iTunes (for iPhone) or 7 Digital (for Android).
These new features mean that Flowd has gone one step further in cementing its reputation as the social network for music lovers and is now the must-have application for music fans across the world who want to keep up to date with their favourite artists.
GET STARTED: Music fans can download Flowd for free from the iTunes App Store, Android Market and Nokia Ovi store. Fans can find their favourite bands under Artists and get regular news, views and photos by following them. Fans can also discover more about artists' upcoming gigs by clicking on Events on the artist's profile, listen to their latest tracks, and watch their latest videos under Music.
By using Flowd, music fans can also use a wide range of social networking features including check-in to places, send messages and pictures, share the music that they're listening to and connect with friends through Twitter and Facebook. Fans can also customize the look and feel of Flowd by re-skinning the app with artists' themes. Flowd allows music fans to keep up to date with artists' news and views, track and check-in to latest gigs and appearances and view photos and videos.
Artists can also reward their fans for their loyalty by using Flowd's Frequent Fans tool. This provides artists with a comprehensive marketing tool that allows them to issue tailored Offers to fans through in-app mobile coupons. Flowd will be rolling out new features to its Frequent Fans tool over the next six months.
ABOUT FLOWD: Flowd is the music lovers' social network. Flowd helps fans keep up with their favorite music acts' latest news, views, gigs and offers. Flowd also provides an easy way to connect with friends, places and parties. High-profile artists using Flowd today include Armin van Buuren, Alex M.O.R.P.H., HeadHunterz, Markus Schulz, Gareth Emery, Fenech Soler, Ferry Corsten, We Are The Ocean and others.
ABOUT DIGIA: Digia is a public company, listed on the NASDAQ OMX Helsinki exchange (DIG1V). Flowd is developed by Digia's Ventures business unit.
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[jap-uh-nesk] /ˌdʒæp əˈnɛsk/
having a Japanese style.
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- Japanglish
/dʒəˈpæŋlɪʃ/ noun 1. another name for Japlish
- Japanimation
noun a style of cartoon or animation made in Japan that focuses on futuristic themes and robotlike characters; also called anime Word Origin Japan + (an)imation
- Japanism
[juh-pan-iz-uh m] /dʒəˈpæn ɪz əm/ noun 1. a custom, trait, or other feature peculiar to or characteristic of Japan or its people. 2. devotion to or preference for Japan and its institutions.
- Japanize
[jap-uh-nahyz] /ˈdʒæp əˌnaɪz/ verb (used with object), Japanized, Japanizing. 1. to make Japanese or Japaneselike, as in design, culture, or usability; imbue with Japanese characteristics: working on a project to Japanize an American software program.


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CWRC's first conference, Canadian Women Writers: Connecting Texts and Generations, in Edmonton in the fall of 2010 and co-organized with the Canadian Literature Centre/Centre de littérature canadienne, gathered scholars and writers from across and beyond Canada to discuss the significance of women's writing. Marie Carrière and Patricia Demers are editing a selection of the papers–including the keynotes: Nicole Brossard, Louise Dennys, Lucie Hotte, and Rosemary Sullivan–recently published by the University of Alberta Press in print and by CWRC in an online edition using the Dynamic Table of Contexts (DToC). The publication is entitled Regenerations/Régénérations: Canadian Women's Writing/Écriture des femmes au Canada.
ABOUT THE DToC
The Dynamic Table of Contexts Browser is an online reading environment for digitally encoded texts that allows for complex searches combining the table of contents with semantic tagging, index items, and free-text searching.
The Dynamic Table of Contexts developed from the question of how best to leverage the kind of tagging or semantic markup used in the digital humanities to publish born digital scholarship involving long-form argumentation of the kind found in scholarly books. The browser, which resembles an e-book interface of the kind encountered at websites such as archive.org, combines tagging of the structure of the text with the tagging of named entities (people, places, organizations, titles) and with search functionality. Together, these provide users with a unique environment for browsing and navigating through the digital book, one that combines the Table of Contents with the Index. The result is a dynamic browsing environment in which the user can see where the materials that interest her are located within the structure of the volume.
Our slides for DH 2013 are available here.
A version of the DToC Interface with our prototype text is available here.
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Spider Webb fixes time machines for a living, and hates it. The time machine biz has changed: machines are portable, less expensive and even disposable. But one machine, an illegal, radically overclocked, hotrod built by Spider's boss, has been stolen and Spider is the only Time Machine repair man who might be able to find it before the end of time itself. A tale that spans different time zones of the 21st century and beyond.
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By Joel Alderman
It is considered good practice, it is even recommended, and is usually covered by Medicare and other health insurance plans, that when a person has doubts or wants assurances about a medical diagnosis or course of action, he or she will seek out what has come to be known as a second opinion.
Why do the New York Yankees, Major League Baseball, and the Players' Association live in a different world?
I am not necessarily an Alex Rodriguez advocate. But this is America, and we are all supposed to have a freedom of choice, especially when it concerns our own bodies, our own health and our own welfare.
This is not the Biogenesis situation, which looms over his head. This deals with the simple medical alternative of seeking a second opinion, which has become a routine and intelligent step taken by the general public.
A-Rod should not be disciplined or criticized by the Yankees, the union, the media or fans for doing what the rest of us can freely do, and are even encouraged to do. Many of us have been, or know those who have been, in such a position and who are familiar with physicians who suggest, recommend and often urge their patients to get second opinions. This is especially common for people who have certain doubts or concerns.
Because doctors are not infallible it is often wise to get another perspective. In this case the first opinion was by a doctor or doctors the Yankees had sent him to and who diagnosed a Grade 1 quadriceps strain. Alex had not been examined by a personal physician of his choice.
Although the doctor Rodriguez finally did use had his own issues not too long ago, those were unrelated to the present situation. He relied on the M.R.I. results provided to him without a face-to-face examination. The doctor never claimed otherwise, only that his opinion was based on a reading and interpretation of what a particular M.R.I. showed. He didn't even say it was the same M.R.I the Yankees had ordered. The conclusion he arrived at was presented at "face value."
It is fairly common knowledge that there are web sites that offer second opinions on line. Would A-Rod also have been in violation if he had gone that route?
Under ideal circumstances, which these admittedly were not, the Yankees are still not bound to accept or evaluate a second opinion that a player obtains. A team can use its own criteria and doctor or doctors to decide if and when one of its hired hands should play in a game. That is the Yankees' right. After all, it's their team.
But at the same time there is another right involved. It is the right of someone like Alex Rodriguez to get a second opinion if he wants one, if for no other reason than his own peace of mind. Just as the Yankees have a right to play or not play him because it's their team, Rodriguez has a right to a second opinion because it's his body.
Someone ought to challenge the clause in the standard players' contract in which a player signs away his right to get a second opinion, at his own expense, without the team having the option of giving or not giving him permission. Does any other business outside of baseball or professional sports have that privilege? Why is someone required to get permission to do something that is his right to do in the first place?
We are still talking about America. As we are reminded in the words of our National Anthem, which is heard before each Major League game, we are, after all, "the land of the free." That must include free to get a second opinion.
Too bad it doesn't apply to Alex Rodriguez.


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May also be called: Hyperpotassemia, High Potassium
Hyperkalemia is a condition that causes potassium levels in the blood to be higher than normal.
Potassium is essential to regulate how the heart beats and important for the function of other muscles and nerves. Excess potassium is usually removed by the kidneys and gastrointestinal tract.
If kidneys are damaged or if they don't get rid of potassium the way they're supposed to, hyperkalemia is more likely to occur. Potassium supplements, alcohol, drug use, injuries, burns, and certain medications can also increase potassium levels.
Often, hyperkalemia has no symptoms. Symptoms that might appear include nausea, weakness, fatigue, paralysis, and an irregular heartbeat. Hyperkalemia is diagnosed by a blood test.
Hyperkalemia can be life threatening and should be treated promptly. In most cases, hyperkalemia can be treated effectively with medications.
All A to Z dictionary entries are regularly reviewed by KidsHealth medical experts.
|National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases This group conducts and supports research on many serious diseases affecting public health.
|National Kidney Foundation (NKF) NKF seeks to prevent kidney and urinary tract diseases, improve the health and well-being of individuals and families affected by these diseases, and increase the availability of all organs for transplantation.
|American Association of Kidney Patients (AAKP) The AAKP serves kidney patients and their families by helping them cope with the emotional, physical, and social impact of kidney failure.
|American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) The AAP is committed to the health and well-being of infants, adolescents, and young adults. The website offers news articles and tips on health for families.
|American Academy of Family Physicians This site, operated by the American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP), provides information on family physicians and health care, a directory of family physicians, and resources on health conditions.
|Word! Kidney The kidneys are a pair of organs that filter waste materials out of the blood.
|Kidney Disease Sometimes, the kidneys aren't able to do their job properly. Other than kidney infections, the two most common kidney conditions among teens are nephritis and nephrosis.
|Chronic Kidney Diseases Kidneys are about the size of your fist and shaped like beans. What happens when this important pair of organs doesn't work well? Find out in this article for kids.
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Abraxus by MK Illumination, also present at the Christmasworld Trade Fair in Frankfurt, attracted attention in a successful demonstration of the potential of creating stunning 3-D effects with an iBall installation that took the shape of a 4-meter cube.The cube, which was comprised of 512 individually DMX-controlled polycarbonate spheres in a mix of 120mm to 200mm in diameter, was divided into 64 'drops'. Each of these 'drops' came with eight LED units that were controlled by Madrix sound-to-light software.
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Former OPEC President Optimistic There Will Be Deal in Algiers
ALGIERS, Capital Markets in Africa: Chakib Khelil, the former Algerian energy minister who steered OPEC the last time it decided to cut supply, said he's confident the group will reach an accord next week as low oil prices force members to act.
With most of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries now producing near full capacity, it should be straightforward to promise no further increases, said Khelil, who was the group's president in 2008 when it agreed a record output cut that reversed a collapse in crude prices.
"I am optimistic about an oil freeze," he said in a phone interview Thursday. "They're already feeling pain. Why add to the pain when they can avoid it just by saying something? Most producers have already reached their maximum level and their largest share of the market. There's not much cost."
Brent futures traded near $47 a barrel on Friday, less than half the price two years ago. Crude rallied last month on speculation OPEC and Russia might announce a pact in the Algerian capital, but has since retreated on doubts there will be any serious steps to reduce the world oil surplus.
"They need to do something, if they don't the market will react negatively," Khelil said.
OPEC's last attempt to strike a production deal with Russia collapsed in Doha in mid-April when Saudi Arabia insisted at the last minute that Iran had to join in. While Iran refused then because it was starting to restore exports after the end of sanctions, it's now producing near full capacity and should have fewer objections to a cap, Khelil said.
The organization is unlikely to reduce supply though, as its overall strategy to eliminate the global oil surplus by pressuring its rivals will eventually succeed, Khelil said.
"They won't go for a cut," he said. "They're going to continue with the strategy to defend their share of the market, which will be re-balanced next year."
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You dont often see a combination like this in a candy business. Co-operation with world renowned designer Eero Aarnio and Finnish Liquorice company Kouvolan Lakritsi is something truly unique. And I had a privilege to make memorable images combining these two elements together with Photo Agency Keksi.
Eero has designed world first edible design product called The Ghost for Kouvolan Lakritsi. It will be high end design candy heading to international markets. This limited and exclusive product will be sold in carefully selected places by the end of May 2016.
The images we produced for this project represents the quality and the theme of the product. They showcase the designer Eero Aarnio's personality and his mastery designing world famous iconic products. And with these images it was all about the quality. Clothes and the styling were done by the supertalented Katariina Kaatrasalo and the hair and makeup were done by Kata Niemi, a dream team to work with. During an one intense day we made two different images, a lighter fresh version and another more moodier image. From these images you can find small hints about the candy itself and also passion for worlds best liquorice that also Eero shares.
Below some BTS images from the photoshoot and also the finished images.
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Mayor William "Bill" Bohlke died at his ranch in South Texas on Monday following a possible attack by an aggressive male donkey. Bohlke was 65.
Bohlke's family published a statement on the Hollywood Park town website saying that Bohlke suffered "a fatal injury while taking care of his prized cow herd near Pleasanton," adding, "Bill, your mayor, dearly loved serving you, our community, and we only wish he was here to continue doing so."
According to a local report, Bohlke's body was found Monday night during a search by deputies and relatives. A formal cause of death is pending.
Chief Deputy David Soward told the San Antonio Express-News that donkeys, "can become very aggressive, very mean, sometimes triggered by a female in heat. We'll probably never know what triggered it, but it was evident that this particular donkey was involved, based on the evidence at the scene and what we saw on this donkey."
Soward told the Associated Press that it is up to the family on what they want to do with the donkey.


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Rabbit Care
Rabbits make fantastic, inexpensive pets which are great for young children.
They also develop wonderful personalities and can become very affectionate.
These pets generally need a very hardy structure called a hutch, with two sections:
Ensure your pet's hutch has good ventilation and allows them to avoid direct sunlight, as they are much more sensitive to heat than cold and are susceptible to heat stroke. It is best to position the hutch off the ground, with adequate shelter.
The rabbit's hutch should be long enough for three hops (approx. 1.5 - 2m) and high enough for them to stand upright. A wire or solid bottom is required to stop them burrowing out. If wire is chosen you need to disinfect regularly and it is best to cover with hay or straw as the wire can hurt their feet.
If indoors, rabbits just need a secure cage to restrain them at night or when you are not present. Litter trays can be provided as rabbits can be trained to use these. Wood or paper based litter is best.
NOTE: Mosquito proof your hutch!
Ensure your rabbit is kept in a mosquito proof enclosure if you live in an area where Myxomatosis is present (your local vet clinic will be able to inform you). Mxyomatosis is very contagious and there is no treatment or vaccination to protect against it in Australia. If your rabbit is free roaming, try to keep them away from water where mosquitos are likely to be breeding and limit their access outside at dawn and dusk, when mozzies are most active.
Rabbits will chew carpet, furniture, shoes and more. Serious hazards include electrical wires and poisonous plants. Rabbit teeth grow continuously and they need to chew to wear them down so the mouth closes properly. Always provide gnawing toys, available at PETstock.
Rabbits and guinea pigs love the company of their own kind, however never put two intact males together as they will fight. The females will tolerate each other. Rabbits can also live happily with birds and well behaved dogs. Cats are unpredictable with rabbits and they shouldn't be left alone together. Rabbits can pass on serious bacteria to guinea pigs, so it is not good practice to house them together.
Rabbits should be held firmly with one hand under the chest and the other cradling and supporting the back legs and rump. This is extremely important as rabbits can kick out and break their backs. Never hold them by the ears.
Your rabbit must have a constant supply of fresh water and be fed a daily diet of hay and high quality rabbit pellets (with ratio 80% hay and 20% pellets).
NOTE: Rabbits should not be fed cabbage, cauliflower, raw beans and rhubarb. Do not feed your pet lettuce. It is non-toxic but often causes diarrhoea.
Fruit such as bananas, apples, oranges, strawberries and raspberries are good treats however feed only small amounts of fruit to rabbits (one – two teaspoons) as it can cause diarrhoea. Additionally, your rabbit can be fed fresh grass, however if your pet is under six months old it should not be fed much grass as it causes gastrointestinal upsets.
Vitamin drops for small animals should also be administered in their water on a daily basis.
TIP: Ensure fresh water is available in special, non-drip bottles with stainless steel nozzles, as wet bedding may cause moist dermatitis and coccidiosis.
The flooring should consist of hay or soft straw (please be mindful that hay bedding may be eaten away and will need replenishing). Sawdust should be avoided as it is too fine and can irritate the eyes, nose and ears. Create a sleeping area with something like a bird nesting box, filled with hay or soft straw.
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NOTE:Ensure you keep your rabbit under constant supervision if bringing them inside to run around.
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Calici vaccinations should be administered yearly or, if your rabbit is under 12 weeks of age, booster vaccinations are required every four weeks.
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Nail Trimming: Rabbits nails can grow very long and sharp, they need to be checked on a regular basis and trimmed as necessary.
Heat stroke: Rabbits do not tolerate heat well and can die from being overheated. On very hot days provide relief through frozen plastic bottles of water, a fan and frozen fruit and vegetables.
De-sexing: Female rabbits have a high chance of getting endometrial cancer if they are not neutered. De-sexing males will limit aggression. Males and females live very well together if both are de-sexed.


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