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ABSTRACT: To evaluate a breast cancer risk factor survey for use with African American women. Two focus groups consisting of women randomly selected from the patient population of Henry Ford Health System in Detroit, MI. A large, vertically integrated, private, nonprofit health system. Focus Group I consisted of 11 African American women aged 18-50, with a mean age of 41 years. Focus Group II consisted of nine African American women aged 51 and older, with a mean age of 60.9 years. A qualitative approach was used to gather and interpret the focus group data. Perceptions of a breast cancer risk factor survey and perceptions of breast cancer risk factors. The focus group participants suggested ways to improve the survey. Women in the younger age group appeared to lack awareness regarding breast cancer risk factors. Women in the older age group reported not knowing their family health histories. Based on comments made by the focus group participants, the survey was modified substantially. Breast cancer risk factors were perceived differently by women in the two age groups. Results of a survey of a large, ethnically diverse sample of women could inform the development of culturally and age-appropriate nursing interventions designed to address breast cancer risk perceptions and enhance the likelihood of adherence to recommended mammography screening guidelines.Oncology Nursing Forum 07/2002; 29(5):827-34. · 1.91 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: African-American women with breast cancer have poorer survival than European-American women. After adjustment for socioeconomic variables, survival differences diminish but do not disappear, possibly because of residual differences in health care access, biology, or behavior. This study compared breast cancer survival in African-American and European-American women with similar health care access. We measured survival in women with breast cancer who are served by a large medical group and a metropolitan Detroit health maintenance organization where screening, diagnosis, treatment, and follow-up are based on standard practices and mammography is a covered benefit. We abstracted data on African-American and European-American women who had been diagnosed with breast cancer from January 1986 through April 1996 (n = 886) and followed these women for survival through April 1997 (137 deaths). African-American women were diagnosed at a later stage than were European-American women. Median follow-up was 50 months. Five-year survival was 77% for African-American and 84% for European-American women. The crude hazard ratio for African-American women relative to European-American women was 1.6 (95% confidence interval [CI] = 1.1-2.2). Adjusting only for stage, the hazard ratio was 1.3 (95% CI = 0.9-1.9). Adjusting only for sociodemographic factors (age, marital status, and income), the hazard ratio was 1.2 (95% CI = 0.8-1.9). After adjusting for age, marital status, income, and stage, the hazard ratio was 1.0 (95% CI = 0.7-1.5). Among women with similar medical care access since before their diagnoses, we found ethnic differences in stage of breast cancer at diagnosis. Adjustment for this difference and for income, age, and marital status resulted in a negligible effect of race on survival.JNCI Journal of the National Cancer Institute 10/1999; 91(17):1487-91. · 14.34 Impact Factor


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Fri, Nov 23, 2012
Three F-35B short takeoff/vertical landing (STOVL) aircraft were officially delivered to the U.S. Marine Corps during ceremonies at Marine Corps Air Station Yuma, AZ, Tuesday. The three jets are assigned to Marine Fighter Attack Squadron 121 residing with the host Marine Aircraft Group 13.
"For more than 50 years, it has been our mission to support the Marine Corps mission, and we're honored to deliver the first three F-35B STOVL aircraft to Marine Fighter Attack Squadron 121," said Bob Stevens, Lockheed Martin chairman and chief executive officer. "The F-35B is the world's only 5th generation, supersonic, stealthy combat aircraft that can also hover, take off and land virtually anywhere Marines are in action. Through the hard work and dedication of the military and contractor team, the F-35B will define the future of Marine Corps aviation."
Official welcoming ceremonies at Yuma marked the handover of the jets to the Marines. The delivery of the first three operational-coded 5th generation F-35B STOVL fighters marks the beginning of STOVL tactical operational training at Air Station Yuma. These three aircraft increase the number of STOVL aircraft delivered to the Marine Corps to 16 and bring the total number of F-35s delivered in 2012 to 20. Currently, 13 Marine Corps STOVLs are assigned to the 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing's Marine Fighter/Attack Training Squadron 501 at Eglin AFB, FL, supporting pilot and maintainer training.
Three distinct variants of the F-35 5th generation fighter will replace the A-10 and F-16 for the U.S. Air Force, the F/A-18 for the U.S. Navy, the F/A-18 and AV-8B Harrier for the U.S. Marine Corps, and a variety of fighters for at least nine other countries.
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Jessye Norman: In Conversation with Tom Hall
Date: 12/05/14
Time: 07:00 PM - 09:00 PM
Come hear Jessye Norman, one of America's most accomplished and beloved opera singers, discuss her new book, "Stand Up Straight and Sing!" Tickets $25 (includes one book).
Learning by Watching: Andean Textiles and the Fabric of Culture
Date: 12/11/14
Time: 06:00 PM - 07:00 PM
Andean textile specialist Dr. Anne Tiballi, the Andrew W. Mellon Curricular Facilitator at the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, will present an engaging talk, exploring the production of ancient American textiles, their significance, and their impact on the broader material culture of the ancient Americas.
Folger Consort Performs A Renaissance Christmas: Music of Flanders and Italy circa 1500
Date: 12/14/14
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The Folger Consort, the early music ensemble-in-residence at the Folger Shakespeare Library, will present a 90-minute concert featuring vocalists, winds, and strings. This premiere performance is inspired by the Walters' Madonna and Child with Angels, currently on view in our Italian Galleries.
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Tony Brooks wins Rockhard feature
LOCUST GROVE — Tony Brooks won the second annual Rockhard Powder Coating 500 at the Batesville Motor Speedway Friday night.
Brooks paced a field of nine front-wheel drive cars to the checkered flag and a $500 payday. Skip Lane was second, followed by Russell Pettit, Stan Morrow and last year's winner, Ronnie Jones.
Andy Carpenter clinched the factory stock championship with a feature win. He now leads by 172 points with only three points events remaining. A driver can earn a maximum of 50 points a night.
Kahne wary heading to The Glen
WATKINS GLEN, N.Y. (AP) — Kasey Kahne sits seventh in the Sprint Cup standings and his first road course win is still fresh on his mind.
That should make Kahne confident as the series shifts this week to the road course at Watkins Glen. But he's only 79 points inside the top 12 and just 11 points ahead of Juan Pablo Montoya, so Kahne remains wary with five races remaining before the cutoff for the Chase for the championship.
Texan inks with Pipers
Kristi Kelley, an outfielder from DeBerry, Texas, has transferred to Lyon College to play softball for the Pipers, according to a news release from the college.
Kelley batted .414 during her sophomore season at Alvin Community College (Texas) and stole 27 bases. The DeBerry product was honored with first team All-Region XIV selection and second team NFCA All-Midwest Region squad honors.
Kelley also hit .437 and stole 44 bases in her freshman season at ACC and was named second team NFCA All-American.
Kelley will enter Lyon this fall as a junior.
UAM, OBU have 2 players each on All-Gulf South Team
LITTLE ROCK (AP) — Arkansas-Monticello and Ouachita Baptist have landed two players each on the preseason All-Gulf South Conference Team, while players at four other Arkansas schools were similarly honored.
At UAM, quarterback Scott Buisson and tackle Tripp Boatner were named to the All-GSC offensive team.
At OBU, running back K.J. Johnson was named to the offensive All-GSC team, while defensive lineman Jerry McNeil was named All-GSC on the defensive side.
Screamin' Eagles win tourney at Batesville Municipal course
The Hillcrest Screamin' Eagles defeated the Cave City Cavemen and Cedar Ridge Timberwolves in a 3-team golf tournament Thursday at the Batesville Municipal Golf Course.
Hillcrest shot a 67-over-par 175. Cave City was second with a 184 and Cedar Ridge carded a 205.
Cave City's Alex Cossey was the medalist with a 13-over 49 for nine holes. Teammates Kendall Cherry and Tyler Booth completed the team total with a 66 and 69, respectively.
White River runs through life of veteran fisherman
Sammy Jones doesn't tournament fish anymore, but he's still closely connected to the Reekie Gardner White River Bass Classic.
One, he's a regular bass fisherman on the river.
Two, he's a salesman at B&R Marine & Cycle, one of the sponsors of the annual event.
Three, well, Jones just loves the White River, the fish in it and the people on it.
The 66th edition of the 2-fishermen team event, a regular on the White River Water Carnival menu, is set for Saturday.
ARKANSAS FURY finished fourth
ARKANSAS FURY, which includes several players from Guard circulation-area schools, recently finished fourth in the 16-and-under United Southern Girls Fast Pitch World Series in Pensacola, Fla. The team also was the unanimous selection for the tournament's Sportsmanship Award. Team members are: Hannah Burgess, Hannah Hutchison, Kelsey Weaver, Sydney Lewis, Sequoia Dean, Kallie Johnson, Michelle Arnold, Kandess Pfitzner, Tosha Geror, Megan Whitehurst and Kristen Doty.
Harmon, Cooper medal at Izard County tourney
Izard County's Rachel Harmon and Melbourne's Sam Cooper earned medalist honors in the first ever Cougar Classic High School Golf Tournament.
The 2-day tourney was played at Cooper's Hawk in Melbourne on Tuesday and concluded at The Course on Turkey Mountain in Horseshoe Bend Wednesday.
Harmon, who shot a 2-under-par 70 at Cooper's Hawk, recorded a 6-over 78 at Turkey Mountain to collect a 2-day total of 148. That was three strokes fewer than Conway St. Joseph's Brooke Enderlin, who followed her 71 Tuesday with an 81.
Palese brothers team up again
Nick Palese recently signed with the Oklahoma Wesleyan University Eagles for all the obvious reasons.
"I kind of missed baseball, playing with my brother again sounds good, it will get me back closer to home and I'll be back with a great coach," the former all-state baseball and football player for the Batesville Pioneers said.
Kirk Kelley, who coached Lyon College baseball for 17 years, is the new coach at Oklahoma Wesleyan. He recently signed Jake Palese, Nick's brother.
Branstetter shoots bogey-free 69, leads Pioneer golfers to victory
Led by Garth Branstetter's 3-under-par 69, the Batesville Pioneers took a 39-stroke victory over the Beebe Badgers at The Course at Eagle Mountain on Wednesday.
"Garth said he was feeling well and he shot well all day," Batesville Coach Jeff Morrow said. "Garth shot a bogey-free round."
Fellow junior Shayne Vanbenschoten added an 83. Rounding out the team score of 339, Laman Fountain contributed an 89 and David Cox chipped in a 98.
Not counting in the team scores were Sam Beary's 98 and Jacob Lowery's 136.
Rockhard Powder Coating 500 set for Friday at BMS
LOCUST GROVE — The front-wheel drive class will be featured Friday night at the Batesville Motor Speedway as Ronnie Jones tries for his second straight Rockhard Powder Coating 500 title.
Front-wheel drive racers from as far away as Oklahoma are expected to pay a visit to BMS for the 30-lap, $500-to-win show. Jones did some scouting last week.
"I went over to Oklahoma last Friday and those guys are going to bring some stiff competition here," Jones said. "They've got some good competitors in Oklahoma."
Drag results announced
NEWPORT — Aaron Crafton of Cave City finished third in the foot brake division at Speedy's Newport Dragway on Sunday, according to information provided to the Guard.
Billy Dobbins won the class, followed by Tye Combs.
Nikki Rutherford took the top spot in the street class with Gary Spicer and Tristan Huber in tow.
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Beginning in 2012, Aurelio is starting his own guide business. He will guide on Forest Service land, BLM land and private streams.
There will be a $50 discount on guide fees for those who lodge with us.
For guiding on the Conejos, we highly recommend Spencer Seims of Zia Fly
Thanks to Grant, we will have some great water to guide on for a $75 rod fee in southern Colorado.
If you are fishing Southern Colorado, don't forget to stop by the Fox Creek Store for camping and fishing needs.
If you are in Taos, don't forget to stop at the Taos Fly Shop for your fishing needs.
Had a great day with my buddy, Bruce, in Southern Colorado catching brookies and browns.


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By Tim Clarke Thursday 22 November 2012 Updated: 23/11 18:55
THERE'S another fantastic week of local live music lined up and you can find out what's going on near you with this week's at-a-glance Gig Guide brought to you by Not Just Sauce. For more information and updates visit www.notjustsauce.com
Saturday, November 24
Aquarius at Star & Garter, High St, Droitwich
Rich Goble at The New Inn, Lower Howsell Road, Malvern
Midnight Movers at Pavilion In The Park, Worcester
This Wicked Tongue at Olivers, Malvern
Amanda Stone at The Great Malvern Hotel, Malvern
Shellshock at Toby Carvery / The Ketch, Bath, Worcester
Soley Mourning at The Marrs Bar, Worcester
Hump De Bump at Keystones Cafe Bar, Worcester
China Shop Bull at The Boars Head, Kidderminster
Worcester Classical Guitar Orchestra, Worcester Youth Guitar Orchestra, Worcester Guitar Quartet at St George's Church, Barbourne, Worcester
Ill Skills (AllDayer) at The Pig & Drum, Worcester
A World Defined, Skies In Motion, The Secret Year, Forever Grace, Carving A Giant, Conduit at DNA, Worcester
Sunday, November 25
Broom Bezzums, Horizon Lights at The Marrs Bar, Worcester
Monday, November 26
Tap Jam at The Brewery Tap, Worcester
Tuesday, November 27
Open Mic Night at The Great Malvern Hotel, Malvern
Open Mic with Tina V & Mikey Mann at The Firefly, Worcester
Wednesday, November 28
Marzys Jam Night at The Marrs Bar, Worcester
Music @ The Morgan at The Morgan, Great Malvern
Thursday, November 29
Jules Benjamin and Friends at Keystones Cafe Bar, Worcester
Vue Bar Open Mic at Severn View Hotel, Worcester
Mike Mann & Friends at The Great Malvern Hotel, Malvern
West Malvern Open Mic at West Malvern Social Club, Malvern
Wes Dance at The Plough, Worcester
Friday, November 30
The Reflections at The Wishing Well, Bromsgrove
Aquarius at The Royal Oak, Kinnersley, Severn Stoke
Misanthropic Existence, Freebase, Grizzle Root, Adamantium at The Marrs Bar, Worcester
Free Water at The Great Malvern Hotel, Malvern
Music @ The Legion at The British Legion, Bosbury Road, Cradley, Malvern
Sugar Mama at Drummonds, Worcester
The Miffs, Cyberstan, The Silver Kitsune at Keystones Cafe Bar, Worcester
Somers Traditional Folk Club at The Alma Tavern, Worcester
Marie-Claire Berreen, Stuntdog, Keltik Fish, Cyberstan at Worcester Arts Workshop, Worcester
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Mega GP tech services framework badge awarded
Insight and Phoenix IT grab Lot 2 spot of £1.2bn procurement rig
Huawei Enterprise UK helmsman Poskett sails off to Dell
Industry vet poached for enterprise solutions biz
HDS, HP leapfrog NetApp in the land of the MAGIC QUADRANT
Gartner points to critical capabilities for decision
BT in talks to RE-SLURP O2 after spitting it out a decade ago
In talks with Spanish owner Telefonica
Logicalis splits with UK sales director Brooker after five months
'So long and thanks for all the cheese'
Bubble-licious: Good times here again for UK tech startups – research
VCs pumping in that money like it's 2001
Let's vote on breaking up Google, say MEPs with NO power to do any such thing
On Thursday this week, the European Parliament will vote on whether to break up ad and internet giants such as Google ... even though it has no real power to do so.
Gov.UK annual IT spend edges down... to £4.3 BEEELLION
Government IT costs edged down by 8.5 per cent across the nine biggest Whitehall spenders to £4.3bn for 2013/14 compared with the previous year.
Brit mobile firms in FOURPLAY TUSSLE – how very French of them
Orange, SFR, Bouygues et Free have been there, done that
HP boss Meg Whitman shuffles exec pawns just before biz splits
CEO aims to 'minimise disruption' of PC and printer break out while rivals sneer
IBM lifts axe, will trim UK workforce weeks before Chrimbo
With only weeks to go before the good folk of Blighty sit down to tuck into their Chrimbo dinners, IBM has decided to swing the corporate axe to trim the local workforce.
Former Systemax execs charged over $9m fraud, tax evasion
The Feds have now charged ex-Systemax senior exec Gilbert Fiorentino, following on from his brother and former colleague Carl, with allegedly perpetrating fraud to the tune of millions of dollars as well as evading tax.
Windows Phone will snatch biz No 2 spot from Android – analyst
BlackBerry? Who they?
We're not, er, 'cut-throat' capitalists – VC formerly known as ISIS
Equity firm now called 'Living Bridge'. The horror continues
Computacenter UK boss Muller: Happy New Year, folks... I'm off
Internal and external successors line up
Home Office: It's an EMERGENCY! We need proper comms
Sets out contractor for modernised network
HP, Symantec PAIR UP to fight off disaster cloud rivals
DRaaS set to appear late next year
Comet's might-have-been saviour 'not paying biz debts'
Lewisons Wholesale's Clive Coombes facing 8 CCJs totalling over £125k
Huawei: KRYDER STORAGE CRISIS is REAL and 'we're working on it'
The shark threatening to eat big data just got bigger
You think the CLOUD's insecure? It's BETTER than UK.GOV's DATA CENTRES
We don't even know where some of them ARE – Maude
Oracle to axe over 450 jobs in Euro support centres – sources
Exclusive Database giant declines to comment
Our system handles £130bn and it's BUST. Want the job of fixing it? Apply to UK.gov
And you thought financial IT was scary
Giant bank IT cockup of 2012 'could have brought down ENTIRE financial system'
£56m fine for blundering RBS, Ulster and Natwest
Azure TITSUP caused by INFINITE LOOP
Fat fingered geo-block kept Aussies in the dark
Official: European members prefer to fondle Apple iPads
Only 7 of 50 parliamentarians plump for Samsung Galaxy S
Seagate connects Hadoop and Lustre in an open sourcery ceremony
Streamlining workflows, and easier processing for Hadoop-using apps
Oi, Europe! Tell US feds to GTFO of our servers, say Microsoft and pals
Apple, Microsoft, HP and other cloud giants are begging Europe for help to stop US feds seizing customers' data from servers on the Continent.
ANOTHER red-ink-spattered quarter for Overland Storage
Comment Data manager Overland is still making losses (bigger ones more recently) with profitability like a mirage forever receding into the distance, despite having acquired Tandberg Data as a way of cutting its operating expenses and expanding its markets.
Apple: Want a PATCH for iOS Masque attack? TOUGH LUCK, FANBOI
Apple has downplayed the Masque iOS security threat, saying no one has actually been affected by the security vulnerability.
Mastercard and Visa to ERADICATE password authentication
Mastercard and Visa are removing the need for users to enter their passwords for identity confirmation as part of a revamp of the existing (oft-criticised) 3-D Secure scheme.
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VMware spin-off? Let the shareholders decide
Chris Mellor
Tandberg and Sphere3D deals offer hope after 18 bad ones
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Declining revenues becoming a common theme
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Plus: Will NASA return to the fold?
Linux-type vibe is great, though
Alexandre Mesguich
Better analytics needed in the survival stakes. No, REALLY
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Siemens to release Mobilett Mira Max mobile X-ray system Official unveiling to take place at RSNA
ECRI releases 2015 top 10 health technology hazards list Alarm hazards are still at the top
Increased treatment volume for CyberKnife facilities reflects positive outcomes New protocols aim to combine CyberKnife with chemotherapy
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Kubtec's new DR for NICU gets FDA nod Claimed to have highest resolution low-dose imaging
Imaging Advantage acquires BRIT Systems Will launch joint offering at RSNA
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RTLS: A 'nice to have' or a 'must have' From asset tracking to increased efficiency
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Palestine: "Killing Hamas" taught as basic right for 2nd Grade students
Palestine: Israeli soldiers kidnap 12 Palestinians in West Bank
Palestine: Israeli settlers assault Palestinian resident of Jerusalem
Bahrain jails 12 as authorities continue crackdown on protesters
Egypt sentences 78 minors up to 5 years in jail
Qatar training Syria rebels as Muallem seeks political solution in Russia
Lebanon: Families of abducted soldiers seek help from Nasrallah
Syria: Strikes on 'Islamic State' in Raqqa kill dozens
US: Ferguson braces for more protests as officer Darren Wilson speaks out
Palestine: Israeli bus rams Palestinians in Jenin, killing one
Palestine: Israeli soldiers kidnap 15 Palestinians in Jerusalem, W Bank
Palestine: Fateh official kidnapped by Israeli army in Jerusalem
Palestine: Isralei soldiers kidnap Palestinian near Hebron
Palestine: Eight Palestinians, incl children, kidnapped in Jerusalem
Palestine: Child injured after being rammed by Israeli settler's vehicle
Iraq: Clashes erupt between ISIS, Iraqi forces near Baiji refinery
Egypt: Building collapses in Cairo, revealing major flaws in Egypt's housing sector
Morocco: 32 dead from floods in southern Morocco
Afghanistan: Bomb blasts, gun battles kill 11, wound 13
Government airstrikes have killed dozens in the "Islamic State" stronghold of Raqqa.
An Israeli school gave a worksheet to students which includes, in a list of rights, right of "Killing Hamas".
Egyptian court sentenced 78 minors between 2 & 5 years in prison for taking part in demonstrations.
At a Qatar base, with help of US, has been covertly training "moderate" Syria rebels to fight Syria & ISIS.
Families of abducted soldiers called on Nasrallah to help free their sons abducted by ISIS & al Nusra Front.
Bahraini court sentenced 2 former inmates who escaped from prison & 4 accomplices up to 15 years in prison.
Israeli settlers assaulted a Palestinian resident of Jerusalem, causing injuries in neck and back.
Israeli soldiers kidnapped 12 Palestinians in different parts of occupied West Bank.
Secretary of State for Education, Nicky Morgan, has watered down the findings of former national head of counter terrorism's investigation into extremism at Birmingham schools as a "spectrum of behaviours."
Australia's Muslim leaders have slammed their Prime Minister's silence on the series Islamophobic attacks sweeping the country following the recent anti-terrorism raids. Community leaders have said they are deeply worried that the provocative rhetoric by Tony Abbott and other ministers is fueling attacks against Muslims in Australia.
It was to be expected. This month's overwhelming historic vote that the British Government should recognise Palestine as a state proved to be only symbolic. Such is the magniloquent democratic nature of Parliament. MPs are allowed to discuss and express concern about Government policy but only in a non-mandatory way without bringing our ministers to account.
There has been no shortage of Muslims and Islamic groups condemning the barbarism and despicable inhumane killings of ISILas it continues to ravish vast swathes of land in Iraq and Syria. It has even led to a "Muslim Apologies" Twitter trend resembling a parody of the earlier #NotInMyName campaign against the apparition of the self-proclaimed "Islamic State."
Whatever rights there may have been about the so-called Trojan Horse affair - and it is questionable if there were any - there were many wrongs to be learned. The worst is the incalculable damage caused to the education of Muslim pupils in Birmingham and to community cohesion by the Government's sledgehammer and knee-jerk reaction to what has proved to be little more than a myth of uncorroborated smears against successful deprived inner city schools.
Cameron praises contribution of Muslims at Eid event
Eid, message of generosity and compassion
Remembering less fortunate than ourselves during Eid
Israel presented the world's media with an extremely manipulated 2009 video to prove Hamas fighters fired missiles from a hospital during the latest assault on Gaza, according to an exposé by a US-based NGO.
The Court of Appeal have just released their decision in the case of Coventry University v Dr Rubina Mian [2014] EWCA Civ 1275.
Israel accuses the Palestinians of [using human shields] to justify their murder of over 500 children and yet this is what they are doing.


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OPINION: And then there were three. What started as a five-year, five-asset sales programme is starting to look distinctly threadbare.
At last count there were three still standing, with Air NZ on the back burner and coal miner Solid Energy looking neither solid nor energetic.
To be frank, Solid Energy is looking as sick as a dog - more on that later.
And the net result is that the Government hope of banking up to $7 billion from the partial asset sales is fast receding. Taking Solid Energy and Air New Zealand out of the mix lowers the potential return by some $1b.
Add to that considerable uncertainty around the remaining three generator-retailers - Mighty River Power, Meridian and Genesis.
MRP's problems - mostly around timing but also value - have been well canvassed. The Maori Council's water claim is coming to a head, with a legal challenge possible, and there have been calls by residents and local government for a review of its Lake Taupo water consents that could affect its earnings. And then there is the future of demand from Norske Skog's Tasman plant.
Warning shots - bluff or not - from Rio Tinto over the future of the Tiwai Point aluminium smelter overhang Meridian and have implications for the rest of the electricity market if Manapouri power is suddenly freed up.
It all meshes into a web of uncertainty that will hardly be welcomed by the Government.
But that all pales beside the emerging disaster at Solid Energy, with hundreds of jobs axed and hundreds more on the line. It is no longer about how or when to float the company's shares but how to ensure it survives and turns its fortunes around.
Shareholding ministers Bill English and Tony Ryall must have some serious questions for the company's board - and could well ask themselves and their officials if their own oversight was really up to scratch.
Extra supervision has already been put in place - and eyebrows were raised in the Beehive at the apparent "push- back" by the company.
Chairman John Palmer has already announced he is going, and he will be replaced by Mark Ford. That should give the Government a chance to significantly revamp the board.
Meanwhile, there are some serious questions to be answered.
Were the company's ambitious expansion plans appropriate in a company so reliant on the (highly- cyclical) price of coking coal?
Were its overheads out of whack, including the cost of the head office in Christchurch?
Chief executive Don Elder was paid $1.36 million, according to the 2011 annual report, and 20 earned more than $300,000. In all, of the 1400 on staff, 368 had salary packages above $100,000, up from just 217 two years earlier.
Did it ramp up too quickly its capital expenditure - from $48m in the second half of 2010 to $77m in the six months to December 2011? Budgeted capital expenditure of $150m was this week slashed to just $50m.
Had it given due weight to the risk that demand from India and China could sag?
THE report by brokers Forsyth Barr, prepared late last year for Treasury, shows the extent of the problem. It valued the company at $1.6b against the $2.8b commercial valuation estimated by the board (though the latter was not a market value if it were sold). Of that about 75 per cent was attributable to the the coal operations.
It had forecast profits this year before interest, tax and depreciation of $204m on revenues of just over $1b.
But if revenues have instead fallen by $200m - about a third of total revenues - and costs had grown as expected, then the company would be looking down the barrel of a loss, which could be made worse by asset writedowns.
The final result for the year will be disclosed on Friday, but Dr Elder said decisions taken would achieve a turnaround in cash terms of $100m.
Even scarier were the numbers in the brokers' November 2011 valuation sensitivity chart. It showed the $1.6b valuation was based on a long-term currency value of US67c and a coking coal price of US$220 a tonne.
But with the dollar at US80c long term - close to its current value - and coking coal at US$200 a tonne the company would be worth somewhere between $100m and precisely nothing. If those prices came to pass, the Government's main problem would not be selling it, it would be giving it away.
To put that in context, last week coking coal prices fell to US$165 a tonne, tracking the fall in iron ore. Even that is historically very high.
Dr Elder has acknowledged the industry consensus is that the market bottom is some way off, and Solid Energy must plan to ride out the current conditions for up to two years.
That's at least two years when it will not be sold.
- The Dominion Post
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Binghamton University
Binghamton University's Counseling Center (UCC) seeks a full time, 12 month, Assistant Director of Counseling. The Assistant Director will report to the UCC Clinical Director (CD) and will assist the CD and the Director of Health and Counseling Services in administering the delivery of counseling and psychological services. This will include assisting in broad administrative functions such as strategic planning and developing policies and procedures, as well as shorter term operational management. Duties will also include some supervision of staff and direct service. The position involves rotating after-hours emergency/crisis on call responsibilities.
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Director of Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS)
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Student Health and Counseling Services
Emory University seeks an innovative, energetic, collaborative and visionary leader to serve as Director of Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS). The new Director will succeed Mark McLeod, PhD, who is retiring in August 2015 after over 35 years of exemplary service. The Director supervises 12 CAPS professional counseling staff, 3 administrative staff, and interns/post-graduate trainees and oversees counseling services to over 14,500 diverse students. This is an outstanding opportunity to provide clinical/administrative leadership to a nationally-recognized university student counseling center that has a strong interest in continuing to grow and improve. For more information, go to http://studenthealth.emory.edu/cs/about/2015%20CAPS%20Director%20Search.html.
Emory University is an EEO/AA/Individuals with Disabilities/Veteran Employer.
Director of the Counseling Center
Bentley University
Bentley University invites applications and nominations for the position of Director of the Counseling Center. As Bentley's chief mental health officer, the Director leads programs and services that respond to the psychological and counseling needs of students; is responsible for overall administration of the Center; directs all clinical and consultative services; maintains a clinical caseload of eight to ten students; supervises clinical and administrative staff; and serves as a strategic partner in advancing a collaborative care model of health and wellness for all Bentley students. Requirements include a doctorate in counseling or clinical psychology, licensure or eligibility for licensure as a psychologist in Massachusetts, and five years of clinical experience. For more information, please visit the SJG website: http://bit.ly/1yTfa9S.
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The University of South Alabama (USA) announces the national search for Dean of the Pat Capps Covey College of Allied Health Professions (www.southalabama.edu/alliedhealth).
The successful candidate will lead a dynamic, rapidly growing, and well-supported college that is a vital part of the university's Division of Health Sciences and the USA Health System, the only academic health science center along the central Gulf Coast. The Health System provides advanced, innovative services through the USA Medical Center, USA Children's and Women's Hospital, the USA Mitchell Cancer Institute, and the USA Physicians group.
The successful candidate will have career-defining opportunities to advance the College of Allied Health Professions and will succeed Dr. Richard Talbott, who is returning to the faculty after a successful 11-year tenure. For a detailed list of opportunities, challenges, and attributes see: http://academic-search.com/data/files/USADeanAlliedHealthProfile.pdf
The college is home to the Biomedical Sciences Department that educates pre-med and dentistry students and as well as seven separately accredited, high-demand clinical departments: Cardiorespiratory Care; Emergency Medical Services; Occupational Therapy; Physical Therapy; Physician Assistant Studies; Radiologic Sciences; and Speech Pathology and Audiology.
The college enrolls 2,235 students and is primarily housed in a state-of-the-art building with well-equipped laboratories. Indicative of its student-centered philosophy and strong national reputation, enrollment has increased an average of 6 percent annually for the last 11 years.
A comprehensive, global university known for excellence in a broad range of disciplines, the University of South Alabama (www.southalabama.edu) is experiencing record enrollment in a new era of dynamic leadership and exponential growth. USA is classified by the Carnegie Foundation as a Research University/High institution.
USA offers undergraduate, graduate and doctoral degrees in nearly 100 areas across 10 colleges and schools with total enrollment of 16,000-plus. Located just minutes from historic downtown Mobile, the 1200-acre main campus is dotted with new buildings, laboratories, and student living/learning facilities.
One of the most culturally rich urban areas on the Southeast coast, Mobile and Baldwin County (www.mobile.org) anchor an international corridor of business and industry. The city is one of 12 in the nation designated by the U.S. Department of Commerce in 2014 as a "manufacturing community," sharing the list with Portland, Cincinnati and Chicago.
For best consideration, applications and nominations should be received by January 23, 2015. Initial interviews will be in early February. The Search Committee will accept confidential applications and nominations until the position is filled.
Applicants should include a letter describing relevant experiences and interest in the position; CV; and names of five references with complete contact information. Nominations should include a letter of nomination with complete contact information for the nominee. Submit materials via MS Word or pdf to firstname.lastname@example.com. The search is assisted by John B. Hicks, Senior Consultant Academic Search, Inc. email@example.com 205-345-7221.
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Purdue University
Purdue Student Health Center
Purdue University Student Health Center seeks a BC/BE physician to provide primary healthcare for a student population of approximately 38,000. Staffing includes fifteen physicians and five nurse practitioners, with clinic hours from 8am to 5pm weekdays and the possibility for a rotating 10am – 6pm shift on weekends. This full-time, 12 month appointment offers excellent fringe benefits including a generous vacation/holiday package, an outstanding retirement program, malpractice insurance, and a continuing education stipend. No hospital responsibilities. Interested parties may apply online at www.purdue.edu/jobs, reference position #1302436. A check of criminal conviction records will be conducted for employment in this position.
Purdue University is an EEO/AA employer. All individuals, including minorities, women, individuals with disabilities, and protected veterans are encouraged to apply.
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Deerfield Academy is looking for a dynamic, energetic, creative Director of Counseling who will bring innovation to the counseling program while maintaining the high standards that have characterized the program over the years. The Director provides the leadership, vision, and strategic direction for the mental health and emotional wellness services provided by the Counseling Department. Interest, experience, and demonstrated skill working with both adolescent boys and girls are essential. For a more detailed description, see www.deerfield.edu/job/director-of-counseling/.
Deerfield is nonsectarian, coeducational boarding school situated in the middle of Historic Deerfield, a colonial village in western Massachusetts. The Academy enrolls 635 students and employs 120 faculty; it offers competitive salary and benefits packages.
Candidates should send a cover letter and resume to John Taylor, Associate Head of School, via e-mail to firstname.lastname@example.com. The subject line in the email should be titled Director of Counseling.
University of Wisconsin-Madison
The University Health Services at University of Wisconsin-Madison has an opening for a Psychologist/Generalist. Responsibilities include, but are not limited to: providing individual, couples and group therapy; provision of mental health triage services; providing Behavioral Health consultation within Medical Services clinics.
This position requires an individual with a Doctoral degree in Counseling or Clinical Psychology. One year licensed as a Psychologist and immediately license eligible to practice in the State of Wisconsin.
Minimum of one year experience in a mental health setting required.
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To apply, send CV and cover letter to Liz Valentine, email@example.com (preferred), or to University Health Services, 333 East Campus Mall, #8104, Madison, WI 53715-1381. Must be received by December 16, 2014 to ensure consideration.
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Nursing/Physicians Assistants
University of California Irvine
Clinical Nurse Manager
Recruitment 2014-0830
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UC Irvine has launched recruitment for a Clinical Nurse Manager to oversee the nursing clinical services management for UC Irvine's Student Health Center. This position is also responsible administrating patient care and serves as an infection control officer. Essential duties include supervising of nursing staff; managing nursing care practices for medical and specialty clinics in an ambulatory care setting; coordination of educational and in-service training needs for nursing staff; monitors infection prevention practices and employee compliance; and assist in providing nursing assessment and treatment to patients.
Top candidates will have:
- A Bachelor's degree in Nursing and three years of clinical experience, two of which have had an administrative component; OR a Master's degree in Nursing or a relevant discipline and two years of clinical experience, one of which has had an administrative component
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FRESNO, Calif. (AP) - Authorities have called off the search for a Southern California man missing in the Sierra Nevada.
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Why can't projects like these be announced in advance so that we can plan alternate routes, or make plans in advance?
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The Hill-Murray High School boys basketball squad enters the 2014-15 facing the hurdles of adapting to a new system under newly appointed head coach Brady Hannigan.
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The six senior returnees to the Tartan girls basketball team greeted new head coach Tim Obr at their first practice this fall.
What Obr faced was the fact that of the six returnees, only one was a starter a year ago.
The Hill-Murray girls hockey team took home the 2013-14 Class AA State Championship title after a hard-fought game against No. 1-seeded Benilde-St. Margaret's in February, at the Xcel Energy Center. Pictured, Hill-Murray sophomore forward Jac Kaasa (6) controls the puck going up center ice during the Pioneers' first game of the tournament against Burnsville. Hill-Murray hopes for a similar performance this season. (file photo Linda Baumeister/Review)
The Hill-Murray High School Pioneers girls hockey forces finished last season as the Minnesota Class AA state champions with a record of 25-3-1.
The semifinal rounds of the Section 4AAA Volleyball were played Oct. 28, at the Hall Norgard Gymnasium at North High.
Tartan High School will have some top-notch swimmers returning to anchor the 2014-15 edition of the boys swimming and diving squad.
The Tartan Titans girls hockey team finished last season with a .500 record in the Classic Suburban Conference.
The Tartan Titans boys hockey forces are starting the upcoming season with several returning veterans as well as some new skaters, who are replacing the 14 seniors who graduated last spring.
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On an unseasonably chilly Halloween, the Hill-Murray Pioneers' trip to South St. Paul for the Section 4AAAA football finals proved to be a frightful nightmare.
Things started well for the Pioneers, who took advantage of the Packers' three fumbles and led the entire first half. But the Packers, winners of the Metro East Conference, got back on track late in the game for a 35-21 victory.
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WEST WARWICK --- If Navigant Credit Union plans to win the first state championship by a Woonsocket-based ballclub in 23 years, it will need to play some of its best baseball over these next 48 hours and produce three victories over the next two days.
Eighth-seeded NavigantŌĆÖs marvelous drive through the state playoffs, which featured four straight wins and included victories over the tournamentŌĆÖs No. 1 and 3 seeds, hit a speed bump on Friday night in Post 85ŌĆÖs winnersŌĆÖ bracket final against fourth-seeded Senerchia Post 74 at McCarthy Field.
PAWTUCKET ŌĆö You really have to reach a certain age before taking part in some deep-rooted retrospection. Trying to size up lifeŌĆÖs journey along the way is simply too tall an order, not to mention how distracting it can be from the pursuit of reaching what each individual interprets as the zenith.
WEST WARWICK --- ItŌĆÖs been a number of years since Navigant Credit Union Post 85 enjoyed a postseason run like this one, but on Wednesday night, the Woonsocket ballclub moved closer to a state championship by nailing down another impressive victory.
The eighth and lowest seed remaining in the R.I. playoffs, Post 85 rode the strong arm of Brandon Rainville and held off a late comeback by its third-seeded rival to produce a 4-3 triumph, its fourth straight tournament ŌĆśWŌĆÖ, at McCarthy Field.
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In addition to a seasonal outdoor pool, Résidence Lagrange Les Terrasses du Lac provides a fitness center and a children's pool. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
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- Number of floors - 1
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Wendell Anthony discusses this past week Americans commemorated the 50th Anniversary of the Civil Right Act. In 1964 President Lyndon Johnson signed piece of legislation to be outlawed. WDET's Martina Guzman spoke to Reverend Dr. Wendell Anthony president of the Detroit Chapter of NAACP about what he feels is the most current and pressing Civil Rights issue.