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The Macadamia Castle has been the areas most popular activity destination for over 35 years. Our animal park, cafe, nut bar, fine food section and retail store provide a full days entertainment and education. Come and meet Diesel, our hand reared wombat or hand feed our family of kangaroos.
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Customer Experience Trend Report – October 2015
It's no surprise that we're seeing digital trends impact the very fundamentals of customer experience (CX): everything from our understanding of the composition of CX, to the way customer care teams process customer feedback is going through a phase of rapid evolution. Here are our top picks this week to stay on top of what's happening in the industry:
Customer Experience and Social Media
Blake Morgan writes a great piece dissecting the modern customer experience, discussing the role social media plays today in a customer service: "Today customer service not only has to be a "smooth operator" behind the scenes, they need to assist or even co-lead engagement when it comes to social media." Blake breaks down customer experience into six "rings" that make up today's CX -- from external players, like customers and the public, to the innermost rings (CRM and collaboration tools). She closes with the point that every company's ultimate goal -- a seamless customer experience -- is only gained when companies are able to leverage technology and data in a way that delivers impactful, real-time interactions with customers.
How Uber Uses Big Data for CX
Ever wondered how Uber disperses driver/rider demand, surge pricing and helps drivers avoid accidents while on the road? Look no further than big data, and the fascinating ways that our client leverages big data to process millions of instances behind the scenes. Today's companies vying for a space amongst sharing economy giants can take note: with the availability of big data solutions out there, it's less about the platform you use versus the way you use technology to innovate.
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Mesoblast (ASX:MSB) has announced that a single intravenous infusion of its allogeneic Mesenchymal Precursor Cell (MPC) product candidate, MPC-300-IV, was well tolerated and demonstrated a dose-related improvement in clinical symptoms, physical function, and disease activity relative to placebo through the 12 week primary endpoint in its Phase 2 trial in biologic refractory rheumatoid arthritis.
Dr Allan Gibofsky, Professor of Medicine and Public Health at Weill Cornell Medical College and Attending Rheumatologist at Hospital for Special Surgery in New York, said: "The safety and efficacy results of this study are very encouraging and suggest that Mesoblast's cell therapy has the potential to fill the major unmet medical need of the biologic refractory RA population, where agents that provide consistent durable effects without the risk of opportunistic infections or malignancies are sorely needed."
Mesoblast's Phase 2 trial recruited a total of 48 patients with active RA who were on a stable regimen of methotrexate and had an inadequate prior clinical response to at least one anti-Tumor Necrosis Factor (TNF) agent.
According to the company, of the 48 patients, 30 (63%) had previously received 1-2 biologic agents.
"Patients were randomized to a single intravenous infusion of 1 million MPCs/kg (1M/kg, n=16), 2 million MPCs/kg (2M/kg, n=16) or placebo (n=16)," it said. "The study was comprised of a 12 week primary study period with a 40 week follow-up for a study total duration of 52 weeks. The primary objective of the study was to evaluate safety and tolerability of a single intravenous MPC infusion in these biologic refractory RA patients through a 12 week primary endpoint."
Mesoblast said patients who had previously received 1-2 biologics, a single infusion of 2 million MPC/kg resulted in 55 per cent and 36 per cent ACR50 and ACR70 responses, compared with 11 per cent and 0 per cent of placebo treated patients. In addition, 91 per cent of patients achieved the minimum clinically important improvement in physical function, defined as a reduction of at least -0.22 in the HAQ-DI, compared with 33 per cent of patients treated with placebo.
Mesoblast Chief Executive, Silviu Itescu, said: "The Phase 2 trial results have indicated a strong efficacy signal and consistent effects of a single MPC infusion on clinical symptoms, functional abilities, and disease activity, without any serious adverse events. These results support the potential of our allogeneic cell therapy to be positioned as a first-line treatment option for biologic refractory patients, where there is a clear need for safe and effective treatments. Given the large market opportunity, our Tier 1 product candidate, MPC-300-IV, is well-positioned to advance through a strategic partnership into Phase 3 development for biologic refractory rheumatoid arthritis."


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Bosses who do not believe sexism holds back women's careers are more likely to give jobs to men, a study based on recruitment for top French science research posts found on Monday.
The results suggested that training hiring managers about sexist discrimination in the workplace could be a key factor in overcoming it, said researchers behind the study published in the journal Nature Human Behaviour.
"Our evidence suggests that when people recognize women might face barriers, they are more able to put aside their own biases," said Toni Schmader, a psychology professor at the University of British Columbia in Canada involved in the study. Women remain under-represented in science and technology and are also less likely to be promoted into senior positions.
The small French study used real data from hiring committees choosing between hundreds of expert scientists vying for elite research posts at the National Committee for Scientific Research (CNRS) to examine gender bias in hiring decisions.
Researchers used word association tests on each member of CNRS hiring committees to determine the strength of their unconcious bias linking men to science. They also asked them whether they believed women in science suffered blocks to their career progression as a result of sexist discrimination and other external factors like family responsibilities.
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Researchers said the findings suggested bosses involved in hiring for science and technology jobs should be given training about bias.
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Leiden Centre for Indian Ocean Studies
The Leiden Centre for Indian Ocean Studies brings together people and methods to study the 'Indian Ocean World'. Supported by numerous individual and institutional collaborations, we aim to provide a global platform for scholars working on connections and comparisons across this axis of human interaction. We are interested in scholarship that cuts across borders of places, periods and disciplines.
The presence of a strong Indian Ocean-focused community within the dynamic scholarly environment of Leiden University, along with IIAS as a global facilitating platform, can paradoxically contribute to re-introducing notions of global interactions and the importance of rehabilitating local agencies in context. Leiden University has historically been crucial to intellectual engagements on the Indian Ocean and today it hosts a great variety of relevant resources and expertise, spread across different departments and disciplines. The Centre not only unites the multitude of local resources, but also links them to national and international experts in the field.
With some exceptions, the study of the Indian Ocean has mainly taken place in Europe and North America. The Centre, however, aims to facilitate interactions between scholars from the Indian Ocean World by co-organizing conferences and workshops with institutions in the region. Such collaborations have been initiated with the University of St Denis, Université de La Réunion, Ibn Battuta Foundation in Colombo, University of Calicut, National University of Singapore, and others.
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What is wrong with the world wanting to spit out news before they know the facts? It is evident that this technique has a way of killing the reputations of many people not involved in the case. There have been so many instances where the picture of the shooter wasn't of him, but another man with the same name. Come on, just because your name is Brad Smith doesn't mean there aren't any other people in the world with that name. The media and publications don't realize they are ruining their publication value as well the value of others. Wouldn't you want to be a trustworthy source in the world of lies? Well, you must play the part then! What was Social Media Gone Bad With Newtown Shooting all about?
Right when the incident happened I tried to find the hashtag of the person who was known to be the "killer" on Twitter. At first, most of the publications were saying Ryan Lanza was the killer. Twitter is the source I use to get all my news so I started looking up different keywords and what people were talking about. I found this long list of hate tweets about Ryan Lanza just to find out the next day, he did not do a thing. I said to myself, what is the point of social media and the news if they aren't going to give you the facts? I don't play mind games, and I don't like others playing them with me either.
Another thing I saw was diluted answers to questions. It was like a game of telephone and the first person communicates most clearly. Then by the time it gets to the fourth or the fifth person things start to lose its effectiveness and becomes something that it was not. This was something I observed on Twitter when it came to the may publications. People had so many questions and other people were answering them from their perspective. This eliminates the facts, increases the controversy, and makes it difficult to settle anything!
How can publications fix this problem?
The media should only live blog or write articles based on facts. If they have predictions then they should bullet point them in a different section. They need to make sure everything is labeled with clear subtitles so the readers know the difference between facts and predictions. When one of my friends was at the Newport Beach shooting last Saturday she tweeted me her experience during the shooting. Then ABC wrote about it and they were completely off on what had happened. Now I would probably believe my friend who lived it versus a news station who had misleading information about the situation. Then my friend tweeted: "@ABC7 you are completely wrong — that is not what happened at all."
So now who looks bad? That publication is not trustworthy at all. This is why they need to have a social media person who will respond to their readers with facts on their social networks. Then they need to have a separate community manager to make sure their social networks are only expressing the facts found in their publication stories. If they don't know the answer to a question, they should respond with: "We have not found out yet or they are still investigating."
How can the commenters fix the problem?
I saw many people creating fake profiles, and with the shooters name and making many derogatory comments. When someone makes a comment, they should just go off on what they have read, and not take it to a whole other perspective. It seems like many commenters just vent out their feelings through comments. Then they will answer questions from other comments with answers that are completely untrue.
When you have these types of question/answer scenarios on a social network like Twitter, things go viral fast. We start having people believe lies over facts. What used to be the reliable network for real-time news is now becoming a dump of false information.
Let's fix this by only commenting on what we know and not using the comment section to vent about how we feel. As a leader you have to use the comments section to provide solutions and not more complaints.
For now, my prayers go out to the Newtown, CT situation. Please comment with your feedback below!


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Justin Bieber performed at Sunday's One Love benefit concert in Manchester — which, at last count, has raised more than $9 million for the Red Cross — but that wasn't his only charitable act while visiting the U.K. city.
As BBC Sport reports, The Biebs also spent some time on the ice with the Manchester Storm, the city's professional hockey team, skating with the players.
The Manchester Storm website describes Bieber's visit and shares a few photos, reminding that this is the third time he's dropped by to hang with the team.
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"Justin Bieber was back in town for last night's remarkable concert #ForManchester, in memory of all those who were tragically killed and injured in the recent awful attack at the Manchester Arena," notes the site. "Bieber, as many of his fans know is a HUGE ice hockey fan, and brings his skates and sticks with him wherever he goes, as we found out back in November when he first paid a visit to the Storm Shelter to skate with the full squad & a couple of invited guests."
The site adds: "Bieber enjoyed himself so much with the team, that he then invited the whole squad to London for one of his sold out gigs at the O2 Arena, but not before they all had to go skate again with him in Milton Keynes en route… We think it's fair to say Mr Bieber feels right at home here at the Storm Shelter!"
In this photo, a smiling Bieber can be seen posing with the team:
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When it was all over, Bieber didn't leave the team empty-handed. As TMZ reports, Bieber put his signature on a hockey stick that will be auctioned off for charity. Given that a jersey he signed at a previous visit was auctioned off for several thousand pounds, it's expected the signed stick will fetch some big bucks for a good cause.


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The best hotels near Times Square
Vacationing in NYC? Stay at the best hotels near Times Square—steps away from Broadway and bright lights
Hotels near Times Square count as some of the most iconic hotels in NYC. Though oft-maligned with jaded locals, even the most hardened New Yorker has at one time been enamored by the glow of the flashing LED lights, billowing clouds of street food and bustling pace of Manhattan's central hub. Steps away from all the Broadway shows in NYC and some of the most famous restaurants in NYC, these hotels range from time-honored establishments to international chains and cutting-edge boutiques, ideal for first-timers and veteran travelers alike. From the Knickerbocker to the W New York, here are the best hotels near Times Square for your next New York City vacation.
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Best hotels near Times Square
1. Royalton
This historic 44th Street icon is lavishly dressed in rich woods, leathers and velvets, the hotel hallmarked by a floor-to-ceiling bronze fireplace and design accents of a bygone era throughout. After reveling in the New York quintessence, grab dinner at Forty Four or Ozoku Sushi and Sashimi Bar, and keep in mind that no night at the Royalton is complete without a nightcap at Bar 44.
2. The Knickerbocker
You can't get much closer to Times Square than the five-star Knickerbocker, with its stately, exaggerated exterior standing proudly at the intersection of 42nd Street and Broadway—the heart of the action, if you will. The storied building, created in 1906 by John Jacob Astor, once played home to Rockefellers and Fitzgeralds and is said to have been the birthplace of the martini.
3. MOXY NYC Times Square
Favoring a new wave of travelers (aka budget-coscous millennials), the Moxy Times Square is the 15th global location of Marriott International's massively popular design-oriented brand, which launched in 2014 in Milan. A clear departure from the typical hotel experience, guests are expected to check in on their own rooms, which, starting at 150 square feet, are intentionally small but include grade-A amenities like HD TVs, rain showers and high-thread-count bedding. Here, you'll be trading room service and bellhops for pocket-friendly rates, Instagram-worthy decor and communal spaces outfitted with brick walls, leather couches and artwork. Naturally, there are also five Tao-group–operated restaurants and bars that include a rooftop lounge and an egg sandwich shop. That's no yolk.
4. Paramount Hotel
If you're looking for a newly renovated and quintessentially New York hotel, this is it. The Paramount is also the official host hotel of the Tony Awards and sits atop a legendary ballroom that was once a luxurious vaudevillian watering hole in the '40s, lying dormant for decades until its recent multimillion-dollar revival. Think rick dark woods, luxurious light fittings and a cosy fireplace that you'd wanna curl up in front of it and spend the night there instead of your room.
5. Langham Place Hotel
This darling luxury oasis is just close enough to Times Square to be part of the action but far enough away to maintain the calm, cool and collected atmosphere for which the Langham name is known and revered. It's just as chic as its London counterpart, and each room has a marble bathroom and floor-to-ceiling windows. Plus, if you get peckish, don't miss out on chef Michael White's Ai Fiori.
6. Night Hotel Times Square
Night Hotels hit the nail on the head when it comes to location. The building is as sleek and inviting as its sister hotel just a few blocks up (Night Hotel Theater District), and between the two, it's concrete proof that cool, cost-efficient accommodations are indeed available in New York City's most highly trafficked neighborhoods.
7. The Row
The Row's casual, modern-chic digs are perfect for travelers seeking the total package: location, smart design, extensive amenities and, of course, great food and drink. Situated on Eighth Avenue between 44th and 45th Streets, this hotel's New York–inspired programming is fueled by its surroundings—namely, its proximity to Times Square.
8. Bryant Park Hotel
Classic New York is brought to life at Bryant Park Hotel, a destination for the cosmopolitan traveler with an appreciation for minimalist design and a touch of romanticism. Plus it's just steps from the seasonally styled Bryant Park and mere blocks from Times Square, so there's never any shortage of energy or activity.
9. W New York/Times Square
Bright lights, loud colors and late nights define life inside the W New York - Times Square, whose culture mimics its locale seamlessly and spares no detail in doing so. With endless dining and drinking options (there's a killer lobby bar and a taco joint with front-row bar seats overlooking the action outside), you'll be surrounded by New York spirit even before setting foot outside.
10. AKA Times Square
AKA's Times Square location is the definition of an urban oasis, welcoming extended stayers and business travelers alike in all its Romanesque Revival glory. Built in 1893, the historic hotel provides unbeatable amenities like access to its stunning 3,000-square-foot lounge, a state-of-the-art fitness center, breathtaking panoramic views of Times Square and more.
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Capital Punishment and the Social Contract
'Humane execution' seems like a contradiction in terms to some of us, but the concept has been around for several centuries. When Joseph-Ignace Guillotin invented the device that would be named after him it was an effort to make executions more speedy and less painful for the condemned. Likewise when the measured drop and long drop forms of hanging were created in the 19th century. Throughout the 20th century the U.S. tried several forms of speedy execution, including the gas chamber, the electric chair and now, lethal injection. It seems that the general public, with plenty of dissenters, has come to believe that our ultimate form of punishment should be swift and not something more akin to torture.
The botched/failed/incompetent execution of Clayton Lockett in Oklahoma on Tuesday night has once again brought the issue of capital punishment to the front of American discourse. I weighted in on the issue last August so I won't tread the same ground here. I will, however, indulge myself by re-quoting Jeffery Toobin (via our own Christopher Carr):
"The oxymoronic quest for humane executions only accentuates the absurdity of allowing the death penalty in a civilized society. It's understandable that Supreme Court Justices have tried to make the process a little more palatable; and there is a meager kind of progress in moving from the chair to the gurney. But the essential fact about both is that they come with leather straps to restrain a human being so that the state can kill him…"
We can agree to disagree about the morality of capital punishment however I am much more concerned by the types of comments I heard from Facebook acquaintances after news broke about Lockett's execution. They said things like, "He deserved to suffer," and "He got off easy compared to his victim." Perhaps this is true. I cannot with any truth say that I would not wish horrible suffering for someone if they did what he did to a member of my family. What I also know though is that we are a society built on agreements between the government and the people and one of those agreements is that if the government decides to kill you for a crime you committed, they pledge not to torture you in the process.
We have heard the arguments that keeping people in prison for life is cheaper than executions. Many people would also say that painful and public executions would be much more of a deterrent than a current system that keeps people on death row for years and then puts them to sleep before they end their life. Again, this is probably true. That isn't going to happen though, no matter how much some people would like to see it. So how do we move forward?
In the absence of a federal ban on capital punishment something must be done to improve the current process. Drug companies are going to be even less inclined to assist than before after this incident, knowing that public scrutiny will no doubt link them with the next failed execution. If we insist that lethal injection is the method-of-choice, it must be done without incident every single time or the grim social contract of humane execution will be further exposed for the farce it really is. If we adopt something more efficient, perhaps firing squads, it is hard to imagine the public supporting this as a reasonable alternative. In the meantime, more and more inmates are freed with new DNA evidence and capital punishment seems like one more relic of the previous century that we are holding on to for all the wrong reasons.
Mike Dwyer is a freelance writer in Louisville, KY. He writes about culture, the outdoors and whatever else strikes his fancy. His personal site can be found at www.mikedwyerwrites.com. He is also active on Facebook and Twitter. Mike is one of several Kentucky authors featured in the book This I Believe: Kentucky.


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NEW ORLEANS- A boil water advisory has been issued for Uptown New Orleans residents and several schools have been closed after a water main break overnight.
The break occurred near the intersection of South Claiborne Avenue and Soniat Street.
The advisory is in place for residents that live by South Carrollton Avenue to Napoleon Avenue and from South Claiborne Avenue to the Mississippi River.
The New Orleans Science and Math High School, the Lusher Charter High Freret Street Campus, and the Audubon Broadway Campus at Milan are all closed.
Grades 7 and 8 of Ben Franklin Elementary Middle School are instructed to stay home, while 6th graders must report to the Lake Campus to complete LEAP testing at 6101 Chatham Drive.
SWBNO has crews are working to isolate the break and make repairs.
It is unclear what caused the break, and officials are investigating the incident.
Meantime, remember to boil your water for one full minute before use.
The boil water advisory will remain in effect until further notice for customers in the affected area.
SWBNO will notify residents when the advisory is lifted.
If you have any questions, please call 52-WATER (529-2837).


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I specialise in applying behavioural science in commercial contexts – either in behaviour change or market research contexts. I have over 15 years of experience from the market research industry – the last 7 of which I spent building a boutique behavioural insights consultancy called Irrational Agency where I worked with global brands from a wide range of sectors such as IKEA, SC Johnson, Red Bull, Intercontinental Hotels Group and ING.
I am something of a magpie when it comes to knowledge – I hold three master's degrees from universities in the UK and my home country Finland in Marketing; Linguistic Anthropology; and Cross-Cultural psychology. I even pursued a PhD for a while until I realised it's incompatible with my curiosity and appetite to learn about a wide range of topics instead of focusing on just one – thankfully that breadth of knowledge has come in handy when solving behaviour change problems creatively.
My passion for behavioural science has also taken me to five continents and over 20 conferences to bring psychological insights and theories to life in an accessible and engaging way as well as running workshops and webinars for clients and industry audiences. I am also currently writing a book on how our context shapes who we are – from environmental and cultural factors to our socioeconomic status and even the language we learned speak first.


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Leading People Safely
Building a Safety culture is not about building a program, it's about creating a positive Safety culture that is the foundational element of an organization. Brian Fielkow and James T. Shultz are Safety industry thought leaders and believe it takes the same leadership skills to manage an outstanding organization as much as it does to create a strong and anchored Safety culture. Skills such as attention to detail, standardized processes and focused execution are required.
By watching this webinar, you'll learn:
- How to create the elements world-class Safety culture
- How to anchor that Safety culture within your organizations, and
- How to maximize organizational performance through Safety leadership.
Safety professionals looking to learn how to create a world-class Safety culture within their organizations.
Brian Fielkow
CEO and Owner at Jetco Delivery, LLC
Brian Fielkow has more than 25 years' experience working in corporate strategy development and execution, continuous improvement and robust company and Safety culture. He has built internationally-recognized Safety programs that have won awards and received outstanding CSA scores. Brain is also the author of Driving to Perfection: Achieving Business Excellence by Creating a Vibrant Culture and Leading People Safely.
Author, Leadership Coach and Speaker
James T. Schultz has more than 25 years' experience working in both private and public sectors and helping successfully transforming Safety and business cultures in large, complex organizations. He offers results-based coaching/consulting that addresses operational performance and bottom-line improvements through an elevated focus on safety, health and risk reduction. He is also the co-author of Leading People Safely: How to Win on the Business Battlefield.


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Back like we never left! I'm bringing you three guests each week, short bursts of hopefully meaningful content. This week I'm getting into Rankings with one of the masters, Jake Ciely, now of The Athletic. I also asked Bob Lung, of Big Guy Fantasy Sports, how his Consistency Guide got its start, and how it can help you. And finally, I got to get the perspective of a Dynasty noob, as Kasey Kasem of Fighting Chance Fantasy discussed her experiences thru the first quarter of the season. If you only want audio, there's a link below. If you're interested in the Overall #DWG4 Standings, there's a table below. If you want to get into the 2019 contest, send an email to [email protected] and put — #DWG5 Pre-Registration — as the heading. Lastly, I am putting in the sweat to bring you these, so by all means… give me your feedback! Are you learning anything from the guests? Is it entertaining? Is it boring, or not for you? I really do want to know, and don't worry, tell me how you really feel. I can handle it:
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Keep your little one stylish and comfortable this autumn with the Me & Henry Corduroy Overalls! These brown corduroy overalls have adjustable button straps and snap buttons along the inseam of the legs, for quick and easy changes!
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2018 Rice Field Day – Friday, Aug. 3
University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture
Rice Research & Extension Center
The 2018 Rice Field Day will be held this Friday, August 3rd, 2018 at the Rice Research & Extension Center near Stuttgart (see Flyer).
Field tours begin at 7:30 a.m. followed by a short indoor program at 11:30 a.m. and lunch.
Tours will depart from the Foundation Seed Facility. Each field tour will run twice, at both 7:30 and 9:30 a.m, and return at 9:30 and 11:30 a.m.
In order to attend all available tour stops, you'll need to go on one tour at 7:30 a.m. and the next at 9:30 a.m.
Tour 1
Stop 1 – Irrigation Management with Dr. Chris Henry
Stop 2 – Rice Weed Management with Dr. Jason Norsworthy
Stop 3 – Soil Fertility & Agronomy with Drs. Trent Roberts and Jarrod Hardke
Tour 2
Stop 1 – Entomology with Dr. Nick Bateman and Mr. Aaron Cato
Stop 2 – Rice Pathology with Dr. Yeshi Wamishe
Stop 3 – Hybrid Breeding & High Nighttime Temperatures with Drs. Ehsan Shakiba and Manuel Esguerra
Stop 4 – Breeding with Drs. Karen Moldenhauer and Xueyan Sha
The Rice Research & Extension Center is located 7 miles east of Stuttgart on Hwy. 130. The address is 2900 Hwy. 130 E., Stuttgart, AR 72160.
For more information, contact Dr. Bob Scott, Director, at 870-673-2661 or email@example.com.


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This is a Sponsored post written by me on behalf of Manwich. All opinions are 100% mine.
What's for dinner? Yeah, that hated question. Not only is it often hard to decide what to make but now that school has started, we have all those goofy schedules! You know what I mean, don't you? Where the only time all the kids are home is 4 o'clock so you have to feed them then. Or, you end up serving dinner 3 times that evening just to feed everyone. And, weren't we all looking forward to routine when school started? Isn't it funny how quickly we forget how crazy busy the school year routine actually is!
Here's a super easy meal that works perfectly in either scenerio. Make a batch of Manwich sloppy joes and keep the meat hot in a small crock pot! It's sooooo easy to make when you have a can (or three) of Manwich sloppy joe sauce in your cupboard.
First of all, did you know there are three flavors? There is the Original, which is the milder one, the Thick and Chunky and the Bold.
Since I have one that doesn't like chunks and one that doesn't like spicy, Original is the favorite in my household.
1 1/2 lbs ground beef
1 can Manwich sauce, your choice of Original, Bold or Thick and Chunky
4 – 6 hamburger buns (it all depends on how many you are feeding and how much you put on a bun)
Favorite crunchy veggie as a side (carrots, snow peas etc.)
Super Easy Directions
1. Brown your ground beef. I use about 1 1/2 lbs for the consistency we like. Drain any oil off. Then add the can of Manwich sauce. Simmer on very low for about 5 minutes so the flavors saturate the meat. Mmmmm.
2. Put the meat and Manwich sauce mixture into a small crock pot to keep hot until serving.
Serve with veggies and enjoy!
If you have the goofy 'no one can eat at the same time' schedule, the little crock pots are perfect to keep everything hot. It's the small one (It was $12.00) and I use it all the time! Cause I have a crazy 'Mom schedule' and my kids want to eat : ).
Now, don't think Manwich sauce is only for sloppy joes! How about using it for tacos? Follow the links below for lots more fun and easy recipes.
Hope I've helped you answer that "What's for dinner?" question!


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One Piece: Pirate Musou Gets New Screenshots and Artwork
One Piece: Pirate Musou will be released on March the 1st in Japan, and since Namco Bandai registered the trademark "Pirate Warriors" in European Union, it may even get to the Western Shores sooner or later.
In the meanwhile today the Japanese publisher gave us another glimpse on upcoming PS3 Exclusive with a large batch of sreenshots and artwork. You can check them all out in the gallery after the cut.


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Two Democrats will be joining the Grand Traverse County Commission in January.
The commission has historically been dominated by Republicans.
Bryce Hundley and Betsy Coffia were the two Democratic winners. Coffia says Democrats had a strong showing in races across the county.
"I think you're seeing a community that is really motivated for that change," Coffia says. "It takes a lot of work, but I do believe we're moving in that direction, in a more progressive direction."
Coffia beat incumbent Republican Dan Lathrop in District 1. Hundley unseated Green Party candidate Tom Mair in District 2. Prior to this year, only one Democrat had won a spot on the commission in the last decade.
Republicans Brad Jewett, Addison "Sonny" Wheelock (Incumbent), Ron Clous (Incumbent), Gordie LaPointe and Robert Hentschel make up the other five spots on the commission.


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"Amici della Musica" means Friends of Music.
Amici della Musica
Sunday, April 28th 2019 at 6:00pm
Emle's Restaurant
9250 Reseda Blvd., Northridge 91324
Center Stage Opera presents an evening of thrilling favorites from opera and musical theater, while dining on delicious 3 course meal.
Performers include CSO Co-Artistic Directors Shira Renee Thomas and Dylan F. Thomas, with special guest Patrick Blackwell. Patrick is a stunning basso profundo who is a regular on some of the most prestigious stages all over the world.
Your dinner includes a choice of soup or salad, Chicken Scallopini, Pistacio-crusted Salmon, or Eggplant Parmesan, decadent dessert, choice of beverage
(beer/wine additional $5 per glass).
Shira Renee Thomas
Dylan F. Thomas
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NZ dollar edges higher on US-China peace offerings
By Jenny Ruth
Sept. 12 (BusinessDesk) - The New Zealand dollar firmed after both the United States and China each offered goodwill gestures ahead of talks aimed at ending the trade war.
The kiwi was trading at 64.34 US cents at 5pm in Wellington from 64.15 at 7:50am while the trade-weighted index was at 71.41 points from 71.31.
Through this week, the currency has broadly traded between 64.10 and 64.40 cents, says Mike Shirley, a dealer at Kiwibank.
"This afternoon, it's been positivity on the China trade front," Shirley says.
First, China granted 16 US products, including shrimp, fish meal and cancer treatment drugs, a one-year exemption from tariffs. President Donald Trump then responded by tweet that he would delay the start of the next increase in tariffs on Chinese goods as a "gesture of good will" to advance the trade talks.
China is reported to be also considering buying US agricultural products. The two countries are scheduled to resume trade talks next month.
These gestures have been "perceived as risk-on by the market," Shirley says, meaning riskier assets, such as a commodity-linked currency like the New Zealand dollar, are back in favour.
The market is also awaiting US inflation data due later today and for the European Central Bank's latest decision on interest rates.
The US consumer price inflation data isn't the Federal Reserve's preferred metric, "but it's the metric that the rest of the world understands so it still carries some weight," Shirley says.
According to economists polled by Reuters, the median forecast looks for headline CPI to increase by 0.1 percent, leaving the annual growth rate unchanged at 1.8 percent.
The ECB is expected to both cut its already negative deposit rate further and to either resume money printing or to promise to resume it soon.
The New Zealand dollar was unchanged at 93.49 Australian cents, at 52.19 British pence from 52.01, at 58.43 euro cents from 58.27. at 69.54 yen from 69.16 and at 4.5589 Chinese yuan from 4.5645.
Interest rates continue to tick higher with the two-year swap rate edging up to a bid price of 0.9995 percent from 0.9959 yesterday. The 10-year swaps climbed to 1.4100 percent from 1.3700. The 10-year swap has risen from 1.1350 percent on Sept. 2.


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As asset managers try self-indexing, what's to stop indices groups launching funds?
The index industry is in the pink. The rise and rise of passive investing, and particularly of exchange traded funds, has delivered double-digit revenue growth — and the forecast is for more of the same.
The industry's global revenue climbed by a fifth to $2.7bn in 2017, according to Burton-Taylor International Consulting, part of the TP ICAP group. Profit margins are also robust, exceeding 65 per cent for the top participants, company filings show.
The economies of scale in the index business are clearly attractive
Read the full story here: https://www.ft.com/content/c7e65248-e0ea-3247-aabb-be9054cf97c0


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A Wichitan suggestion: Schitt's Creek
Amos Perkins, Managing Editor
April 30, 2020
Picture this: the Kardashians have suddenly lost all of their money and are forced to live in a backwater white-trash town. Sounds like a hilarious train wreck you'd want to watch, right? Well, that's essentially the plot of Schitt's Creek. Schitt's Creek follows the fabulously wealthy, entitled...


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Antenatal and Postnatal Ward
AWH, Wodonga Hospital's maternity ward provides inpatient pregnancy care and post natal care. During your stay, midwives will provide information and support on how to look after yourself and your baby. AWH provides extended postnatal care where midwives can visit you at home following your discharge from hospital. Facilities include two-bed and single bed rooms. (Single bed rooms are generally for mothers with private health cover, specific needs or women who experience complex complications).
Rooming In-To enhance breast feeding and mothering skills, your baby will stay with you throughout your hospital stay. Education and assistance will be offered to you on all aspects of parenting. Other services women can be linked with are:
Due to COVID 19 restrictions the visiting hours below are currently suspended. Please refer here for the latest information.
General Visiting hours are from 11.00am - 1.00pm and 3.30pm - 8.00pm - not currently applicable.
Your partner and other children may visit between 8am - 12:00 pm and 3:30pm – 8.00 pm. Other visitors are welcome between 11.00am - 1.00pm and 3.30pm - 8.00pm. The Maternity Services philosophy of care is to promote rest, and encourage a quiet rest time between 1pm and 2.30 pm. Access to the hospital for visitors is restricted after 8.00pm as entry doors are locked.
If you feel you need to have some extra rest time with no visitors, please let your midwife know. In the interests of the health of mothers and babies, please discourage anyone who is unwell from visiting you and your baby in hospital. There are visiting restrictions to the special care Nursery and visitors are subject to special requirements. Information on visiting the Special Care Nursery will be provided to parents should their baby be admitted to the Special Care Nursery.
Rest Period: The postnatal ward is kept a quiet as possible between 12.30pm and 2.30pm daily to encourage mothers to rest. All visiting and phone calls are restricted during this time.
Caesarean Section: For women booked for a caesarean section you will be admitted on the morning of your scheduled surgery. You may be required to attend the Maternity Unit for an anaesthetic consultation in the weeks prior to your planned caesarean section. A letter or phone call will inform you if you are required to attend.
Discharge Planning: Hospital Midwives will plan and discuss your discharge with you from the time you book until you are discharged home from hospital care. Follow-up care will be provided by a midwife at home. Discharge is expected at approximately 48 hours for uncomplicated births. You will be encouraged and supported to plan for your discharge home with your new baby.
Women who have had a caesarean section are planned for discharge 72 hours following birth. Discharge time is by 11.00 am on the day of discharge. If you foresee any problems with discharge please let the Midwife know.
Domiciliary Home Based Postnatal Care: When preparing to go home with your baby the Midwife will discuss with you your options for discharge from hospital. A Midwife is available to visit mothers at home after discharge. If you live out of town the Midwife will be from your local area, referred to as an outreach Midwife, and if you live within Albury - Wodonga the Midwife will be from the Maternity Unit.
All mothers are encouraged to go home soon after 2 days (48 hours) following a vaginal birth and approximately 4 days following a caesarean section birth. At times a longer stay is required. The need for a longer stay will be discussed with you and your partner.
The Midwives encourage you to settle in at home with your baby as soon as possible after the birth. In your home environment you can focus on your needs and the needs of your baby in a relaxed and familiar atmosphere. You will be well supported and your care individualised. The hours of the Domiciliary Midwife service are: 8.00 am to 4.30 pm each day (Except Christmas day and Good Friday). Phone (02) 60 517 254.
Maternity Unit Social Work Service: Pregnancy and giving birth are major events for women and their families. While this can be a happy and exciting time for some, for others it may be a challenging time. Social Workers in the Maternity Unit are part of the team of skilled health professionals that includes Doctors, Midwives and other Allied Health staff. While you are in hospital, Maternity Social Workers are able to assist with a variety of issues. If you would like to see a Social Worker you may ask other hospital staff (Doctors or Midwives) to organise this for you. For further information or to arrange an appointment with the Social Worker please contact the Antenatal Receptionist at Wodonga Hospital on Phone: (02) 6051 7240.
Parking: Albury Wodonga Hospital is located five minutes from the Hume Highway. The Maternity Unit entrance is located off Wilson Street. Limited parking is available in the Maternity Unit car park off Wilson Street. Street parking near the Maternity Unit is available but is time restricted and policed.
No Smoking Policy: Albury Wodonga Hospital promotes a smoke free environment.
Interpreters: Interpreters are available on request.
Allied Health Services:
A range of allied health services are available to meet the individual needs of women who birth at AWH, Wodonga Hospital. These services can be accessed during pregnancy or during your stay in hospital. For further information ask your Doctor or Midwife. A referral will be arranged as required by your Doctor or Midwife.
Allied Health Services include:
Victorian Infancy Hearing Screening Program
The Victorian Infant Hearing Screening Program (VIHSP) screens the hearing of newborn babies in their first weeks of life. A small number of babies are born every year with a hearing loss which can affect their developing speech and language skills, so early identification and assistance is important. The newborn hearing screen identifies babies who need to go on to have a full hearing test at audiology. Parents/guardians of babies, identified as requiring audiology, are fully supported through the process of diagnosis and intervention by the VIHSP Early Support Services.
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What to bring to hospital:
For Yourself: Clothing and night wear to suit your stay in the Maternity Ward.
For Your Baby: Baby clothes (e.eg. singlets, body suits, mittens, beanie) for use in hospital.
Birth Suite
Birthing Suite staff provides care for women in labour and also for women with some pregnancy complications. There are a total of six birth rooms, each with an ensuite. The provision for water immersion in labour for pain relief is currently suspended in line with maternity and neo natal clinical care guidance and current COVID Stage 3 restrictions. Showering is allowed. Meals are not provided for support people; however tea and coffee making facilities are available.
Birth Plan Information : AWH Wodonga Hospital Maternity Unit provides quality care for pregnant women. We recognise that birth plans and preferences are preferred by some women during labour and birth. If you choose to complete a birth plan it is important that it is discussed with your Maternity Care Provider and with the Midwives and Doctors caring for you during labour. Please ask at time of booking in if you require a Birth Plan Form.
Support in labour: You may like to choose support people to stay with you during labour and birth. We suggest you plan to have no more than three people present. It is important that they have been prepared for this role. Children are welcome, but an adult is required to accompany them.
Fit for Birth Classes
AWH offers fit "For Birth Classes" for pregnant women. The weekly class is provided by Physiotherapists with experience in antenatal care and exercise. Classes involve 45 minutes of varied exercise they are held in the Community Rehabilitation Centre (on Vermont Street) at Wodonga Hospital between 5.15pm and 6.30pm
How to register for the class: You will be asked to provide your contact details and will be sent an indemnity form. There is a small cost for each class.
Antenatal Education Classes
Antenatal classes prepare parents for the arrival of your baby and provide an understanding of the birth process and what to expect in the first weeks after birth. Classes provide information relating to pregnancy, labour and early parenting and an opportunity for discussion. All women having their first baby are encouraged to attend antenatal classes.
There is a range of classes to choose from including the five week series (one evening per week) or all day classes. Classes are held at Wodonga Hospital in the Antenatal Education Room (entry via the Maternity Unit). There is a charge for classes.
To book classes please contact the Antenatal Receptionist on Phone: (02) 6051 7240.
Antenatal Education Classes for Young Mums - Sessions are held for young mothers. The sessions feature small groups, a relaxed and fun atmosphere with a light lunch. It is led by Midwives keen to help young Mums through labour and birth. You can bring along your partner, support person, friend or Mum.
Antenatal classes will continue with online learning:
Please check social media, call the antenatal reception on 02 6051 7240, or email TryBookings for further information.
There is a small charge for classes. To book classes please contact the Antenatal Receptionist on Phone: (02) 6051 7240.
Hospital Tours
These are conducted on weekends between 2-3 pm and start from the Reception Desk at the Maternity Unit Entrance. Alternatively if you are attending Antenatal Classes a tour will be conducted as part of the class. To arrange a tour for the weekend phone (02) 60517240.
Breast Feeding
AWH Wodonga Hospital is committed to the protection, promotion and support of breastfeeding, however, AWH Wodonga Hospital recognises that not all women choose or are able to breastfeed. AWH Maternity Services is committed to the 'Baby Friendly' Health initiative and actively supports mothers who choose to breastfeed their baby.
Benefits for your baby: Breast milk provides the right nutrition for your baby's needs for growth and development for the first 6 months of life. It protects your baby against gastroenteritis and diarrhoea, chest and ear infections and may also protect against allergies and diabetes.
Benefits to mother: It promotes closeness to mother and bonding with baby and reduces risk of bleeding after the birth of your baby. It also helps you return to pre-pregnancy weight and protects against breast and ovarian cancer and osteoporosis later in life. It is convenient, safe and free.
Nipple Preparation for Breastfeeding: Ask the midwife/doctor to check your nipples. If they are appear inverted or very flat you can discuss steps to assist in correcting this
The Importance of Skin to Skin Contact after Birth: Placing baby straight onto the mother's skin enables the baby to feel calm and warm. It also produces a strong hormonal response in the mother. This initial skin to skin contact, for at least one hour, before injections and other procedures are attended is shown to promote to higher breastfeeding success and longer breastfeeding duration. It is also possible after a caesarean birth.
Getting Position and Attachment Right: The first few days allow a chance for mother and baby to learn breastfeeding skills. It is important that the mother learns how to hold and correctly attach her baby to the breast to help avoid pain and ensure your baby receives sufficient milk. Breastfeeding is a learned skill that takes time, patience and practice.
Demand Feeding: Your baby will feed a minimum of 7 to 8 times and up to 12 times in 24 hours while breastfeeding is being established - this is very normal and will settle with time as milk supply establishes.
Rooming In: The Maternity Unit has a 24 hour rooming in policy, ie: the baby stays with the mother. Keeping your baby with you helps you to recognise when your baby is hungry, tired or needs a cuddle.
Using Teats, Dummies and Complementary Feeds: Your new baby is learning to breastfeed and can become confused if offered a teat or dummy before they have learnt to breastfeed well. Offering fluids other than breast milk will decrease the time your baby breastfeeds, which will reduce your breast milk supply. Frequent, unrestricted suckling at the breast will satisfy the baby.
At booking the Midwife will provide you with the following information brochures:
Australian Breastfeeding Association Breastfeeding Education Classes at AWH, Wodonga Hospital
Breast Feeding, while natural, is still a learned skill for both mother and baby, it helps to learn as much as you can before the birth. Confidence, support and knowledge all help. We encourage expectant parents to come and join our breastfeeding education classes. These comprehensive workshop style sessions aim to expand upon the knowledge gained at antenatal classes.
Come along with your partner or support person and ensure that you have up to date information, knowledge and support on breastfeeding your baby. Classes are held at AWH, Wodonga Hospital, in the Antenatal Education room. For dates and to book into breast feeding classes contact: Sharon on (02) 6041 2351 or email firstname.lastname@example.com Places are limited for each class.
AWH, Wodonga Hospital Lactation Support Service: The Breast Feeding Support Service provides breast feeding support and education to mothers and their babies who are experiencing breast feeding difficulties. This service can offer breast feeding support and education during pregnancy and after the birth of your baby, and after discharge from hospital up to six months of age. Partners or a support person is welcome to attend with their baby and the mother.
Appointments are available between 8am to 3.30pm. The service operates 4 days per week Monday to Wednesday & Fridays in the Maternity Unit (access via the Wilson Street, Maternity Unit Entrance. AWH - Wodonga Hospital Breast Feeding Support Service Maternity Unit (off Wilson Street). For an appointment or to speak with the Lactation Consultant. Phone (02) 60 517 240.
For more information or assistance with breast feeding: Australian Breastfeeding Association There are local groups in Albury, Wodonga, Corryong and Wangaratta. Phone 1800 686 268 National Helpline. Lactation Day Stay Unit. Northeast Health 34 Cusack Street, Wangaratta, Victoria. Phone (03) 5722 0111.
For information about Perinatal Emotional Health Program click here.


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Abstract Submission
SUBMISSIONS OPEN 11 March 2019
All Posters will be reviewed, and feedback will be provided to all authors.
The Scientific Committee invites you to submit an abstract for the poster sessions.
Abstracts should contain original work and must not have been published or presented at a meeting of another national or international scientific organization prior to this meeting.
Abstracts must report results of a study or investigation in a structured layout (see format guidelines).
All abstracts must be submitted through the electronic online submission system. Please read the submission criteria before submitting your abstract.
Registration closes: 25 October 2019
Abstracts submitted by 19 August will be considered for an oral presentation
Abstracts submitted from 20 August - 25 October will be considered for a poster
Decisions announced: 30 October 2019
Abstracts will be subject to anonymous peer review by 3 or more referees and selected on the basis of merit.
Authors will be notified in writing.
The authors of the accepted abstract must also be registered as conference delegates and are encouraged to register early.
Use a structured layout for the abstract that includes the following headings: Introduction, Materials and Methods, Results, Discussion (or Conclusions).
Introduction: should be informative and short, stating why the study was conducted
Materials and Methods: indicating the locale, number, type of subjects or material being studied, the principal procedures, assays, tests or treatments performed
Results: confirming or refuting the hypothesis, supported by statistics if appropriate
Discussion/Conclusions: discussing the new findings of the study and specifying what these findings add to what is known already
The abstract should be typed with single spacing with one-line space between paragraph and headings
Do not indent paragraphs
The body of the document should be no more than 375 words (2200 characters, including spacing)
Type the title in bold sentence case, authors in italics and body in normal text (font size 12)
The title should reflect the contents and should be no longer than 150 characters
List all authors first name followed by family name followed by affiliation
(Mary Jones1; Peter Masinga2; ….)
1 Department of Zoology, University of Namibia, Windhoek, Namibia
2 Department of Biostatistics, University of the Western Cape, Cape Town, South Africa
The name of the first author is also the presenting author
Do not include professional titles or degrees
Electronic poster format template
Make sure you have created an account before you submit an abstract.
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Pittsburgh Steelers running back Le'Veon Bell has reportedly been suspended four games for missing a drug test.
BREAKING: Le'Veon Bell facing four-game suspension for violating league's substance abuse policy https://t.co/NnoJFr67gN
— Around The NFL (@AroundTheNFL) July 22, 2016
Under the NFL's drug policy, a missed drug test counts the same as a failed drug test. Bell is reportedly still in the midst of his appeal process, but NFL.com's Ian Rapoport reports that the Steelers have known about the suspension for a few weeks now, and don't expect Bell to be on the field for the first four games of the season.
Bell was suspended for the first two games of last season because he was charged with DUI and marijuana possession in 2014. Bell is subject to the same appeals process again in 2016.
A first-team All-Pro back in 2014, Bell is an integral part of the Pittsburgh offense. He's one of the top running backs in the league when he's playing and on his game, and any missed time is huge for Pittsburgh. Bell is 24 years old and in 35 career games has 2,777 yards and 19 touchdowns on the ground, with a per-carry average of 4.3 yards. He also has 1,389 yards and three touchdowns through the air.
DeAngelo Williams served as Bell's backup last season and looked good doing it. The first-year Steeler and 10-year NFL veteran managed 907 yards and 11 touchdowns in 16 games with the Steelers last season. With Bell set to miss more time, Williams will once again be a featured back in Pittsburgh's offense.
This is a damaging blow to the Steelers, and to Bell, as he is in the final year of his rookie deal. Now with two suspensions, one has to wonder what his worth will be after the season is over, and the type of risk a team would need to take on signing him to a long-term deal.


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The decision was set in consequence of a collective action filled after a legal representation of the State of São Paulo Forum on NGO/AIDS at the National Department of Justice. The value was set in R$ 108 millions. The Union might appeal.
The Federal Judge in charge at the 6th Civil Court of São Paulo, Mrs. Ana Lúcia Petri Betto, granted as urgent relief, in the beginning of October, that the Federal Union "provide the Department of Health of the State of São Paulo the total amount approved, including the the one to buy the safety stock of the drugs Daclatasvir 30 mg, Daclatasvir 60 mg, Simeprevir 150 mg, Sofosbuvir 400 mg, Elbasvir 50 mg, Grazoprevir 100 mg, Ombitasvir 12,5 mg/Veruprevir 75 mg/Ritonavir 50 mg + Desabuvir 250 mg".
In the decision, the judge also determined the schedule must be met in strict compliance with the Ordinance 02/2017, over the distribution of the estimated for the trimester [...], paying the total share in a single consignment, also providing the SES-SP with a safety stock for, at least 30 days of treatment", for all undergone patient, "under penalty of fine".
The decision is the result of a public civil action moved after the State of São Paulo Forum on NGO/AIDS (FOAESP) legal representation, at the State of São Paulo Public Prosecutor's Office (MPF-SP). The amount was set in R$ 108.364.960,00 (one hundred eighth million, the hundred sixty for thousand, nine hundred sixty reais). The National Union might appeal.
The federal judge anyway has set "all necessary measures on the fulfillment of the law". In the event of noncompliance with the demand for more than 45 days, the public funds will be blocked and transferred to an account designated to the process. So, in this case, the State of São Paulo must acquire the drugs from the revoked funds.
In the lawsuit, the MPF-SP argued that the drugs requested are centrally acquired by the Ministry of Health (MS), and there's is a queue to start the treatment, besides the risks of treatment interruption for the patients. "Therefore, providing the safety stock is essential to mitigate the awful consequences of the shortage of those drugs in the United Health System of the State of São Paulo."
Updating the information given, the State of São Paulo Prosecutor's Office ( MPF-SP) restated that the "shortage scenario remains for the third trimester, in 2018 – not even a treatment, did the Ministry of Health give support to the State in July, August and September of this current year. There are people waiting for treatment since January".
The Union has 60 days deadline to fulfill "all the steps required to put the action in practice".


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2018-03-13 12:15:17,449[pool-387-thread-4]| ERROR|com.ge.dspmicro.hoover.impl.spillway.SpillwayImpl|127-com.ge.dspmicro.hoover-impl-17.2.0|Failed to process & transfer the value
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Answer by firstname.lastname@example.com · Jun 26, 2018 at 11:00 PM
I had the same problem. Even i downgraded my predix machine but the same error comes "Failed to process and transfer the value". What else could be the issue?
Answer by firstname.lastname@example.com · Mar 13, 2018 at 09:32 AM
I had the same problem. It came from the predix cloud identity config file. As I didn't have Predix Edge Manager to enroll the device, this error appeared. As @Susheel Choudhari explained to me, from Predix Machine 17.2.0, CLIENT _CREDENTIALS doesn't work anymore and you have to use Edge Manager to enroll a device (which isn't free by the way).
So I downgraded my Predix Machine SDK to 17.1.3 and I created a new Predix machine container using CLIENT_CREDENTIALS in the predix cloud identity config file to authenticate users. I then configured the other files and launched the Predix Machine on a different network (not a GE corporate network), it works. Everything is working fine, I used the NodeJS starter app to display graphs of the simulated data. I obviously disabled proxy in the proxyconfigurator.config file.
Hope this helps you out !
Here is a link to my question: https://forum.predix.io/questions/31725/error-with-store-forward-when-sending-data-to-time.html
I didn't have exactly the same problem as you.
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A birthday celebration turned bloody when a drunken brawl between two men broke out at a coffee shop along Coleman Street on Sunday night (Aug 5).
The police, who were alerted to the case of affray at 10.47pm, told Stomp that two men were conscious when taken to Singapore General Hospital.
The two men, in their 20s and 30s, were subsequently arrested in relation to the case.
A witness told Shin Min Daily News that he had been having a meal and chatting with colleagues at the coffee shop when two men at a table nearby got into an altercation.
Mr Mo, 32, said: "There were four men and one woman seated at that table. One of them was a tattooed man who suddenly stood up and attacked a guy in a red shirt. The latter retaliated."
According to Mr Mo, there were at least 10 beer bottles and beer glasses on the table, which the men picked up and threw at each other.
The tattooed man, believed to have been cut by broken glass shards, reportedly had blood all over his head and body.
He apparently then tried to leave, but collapsed about five metres away.
It is understood that he suffered injuries on the head.
"The coffee shop had already closed and there were only our two tables left," added Mr Mo.
"The scene was like a fighting sequence in a movie."
Mr Mo also said that those involved in the dispute had just been celebrating a friend's birthday 30 minutes before the fight occurred.
"They were singing birthday songs. Not sure what led to a conflict. More than 10 police officers arrived at the scene afterwards."
When Shin Min reporters visited the coffee shop, they saw the police speaking to a man clad in red. His right hand was bandaged. Another man in grey was also speaking to officers.
It is believed that the two men got into a fight after they became drunk, reported Shin Min.
The incident left traces of blood on a wall and the ground, including a five-metre-long trail.


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Homer Hut Work Party 2018
Over three weekends in November, a volunteer team of 11 held a work party at Homer Hut.
The first weekend was spent on cleaning down the inside of the Common Room, then polyurethane was used to re-coat the walls, ceiling and shelves. The window surrounds were undercoated, seats and doors prepped and painted. The dry wood was stacked in the shed and the fire extinguishers removed for their annual service. They also managed to prep and paint the outside front and end walls on the outside of the hut.
The following weekend a load of cut wood was delivered, along with a delivery of coal. The Common Room was put back to rights with a new shelf added for extra plastic food bins. Lampshades were fitted. The serviced extinguishers were reinstalled, while the empty gas cylinders were taken out for exchange. The photos were removed from the hut to be refurbished due to staining on their frames.
On the last weekend, the remaining tasks were completed: return to the hut of full gas cylinders, door closers fitted to the bunk rooms and some extra cutlery was brought in.
Our sincere thanks go to Ron McLeod, Al Walker, Carl Johnstone, Hugh Rowe, Neil Couley, Alan McGee, Ant Leathart, Maree Wilkins, Kate Hugeveen, Holly Walter and Sarah O'Neill for their hard work. We greatly appreciate the efforts of our volunteers in keeping our huts maintained for the benefit of all members. Images supplied by Ron McLeod.
Posted: 21/11/18
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The Astrea Conspiracy was the second story of the ninth season of Big Finish Productions' Short Trips series. Notably, this was the first Big Finish story to feature the Twelfth Doctor.
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The conspirators sit in Antwerp, plotting to kill King Charles the Second. Aphra Behn's mission is simple: get former lover William Scot to turn against his treasonous comrades. But her money is running out and the complications don't stop there. A strange Scottish man arrives at her inn with troubling news.
William Scot is out and the Doctor is in.
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- This story was recorded on 1 November 2018 at Ladbroke Audio.
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Here is a a short context clues worksheet on the verb shirk. It's used both transitively and intransitively by teachers who are frustrated with students who refuse to engage in their schoolwork. Since this verb is often used with the noun responsibility, I submit to you it is a vital word for students.
If you find typos in this document, I would appreciate a notification. And, as always, if you find this material useful in your practice, I would be grateful to hear what you think of it. I seek your peer review.


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Rachael Shah, Project Manager at Reason Digital
In digital – data is becoming very powerful, developers have test driven development, but how much is the PM profession really harnessing the power of data for project delivery?
How many of us can say we truly know the impact of our work? And have evidence to use with the client and in case studies?
Having recently been client side Rachael has been involved in reviewing and setting KPIs to determine project success and from previous agency side experience has seen a lack of basic measurement, while certain specialists report on a range of value based metrics.
The amount of data available to us is always increasing, so what metrics should we be looking at as determinants of success? And how do we measure this? This talk has been shaped by generous survey responses via this amazing delivery community.
About Rachael
Rachael is a Digital Project Manager at Amaze. She's an avid conference fan, having been to every Deliver Conference since 2014 and she's also a previous speaker. Active in the PM community as a blogger at Rachaelshah.com, as well as guest features at the Digitalprojectmanager.com. Outside of work she's a crazy cat lady, who also likes to makes healthy energy balls!


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Christmas Jam Jar Tombola
It is a very busy time of year, especially if you are running a small business – this week I have (
squeezed in) enjoyed preparing jam jars for the school jam jar tombola.
The kids loved making biscotti, and chocolate fudge, the left overs handily doubled up as my work colleagues Christmas cards (I would much rather share home made food than write out cards, perhaps it is my aversion to buying cards!). Thanks to Jen for the fudge recipe recommendation:)
Next I decided to triple up assisting my daughter in making her Christmas Tree Decoration for a school competition, entering December's Pinaddicts challenge, and filling a jam jar!
The inspiration was this great tutorial for using scrap fabrics from Stumble & Stitches – this gave me the added boon of trying to teach my 6 year old how to use the sewing machine
We made Christmas trees, as this was easier on learning steering – lets just say that is a work in progress!
Other jars donated included red tomato chutney, mango chutney, plus flower hairslides. I do love using up tiny scraps of fabric to make the flower corsages, it's very satisfying using up trimmings from knitting needle cases!!
Check out my Pinterest board for other jam jar tombola ideas, or my previous post with 20 different ideas🙂
In other exciting news please do check back tomorrow as I am hosting a fab giveaway… I will share a sneak preview:)
As usual I am pooping by Handmade Harbour – I missed you guys last week:)
10 responses to "Christmas Jam Jar Tombola"
The red fabric is lovely as tree decorations or even to hang around the house.
I'm not a big card writer either, one place I worked at we decided to buy just one card and put it on the staff notice board for everyone and the money we saved by not buying everyone a card we put into a charity.
Have a great week
Jan x
Amylouise5 says:
Last year we organized a collection for the local foodbank instead, but I have changed employer and have no idea of the etiquette! decided to wait a year before trying to organise and see how the land lies!
Lucy says:
love you jam jar ideas- I am now following your pinterest board! 🙂
Amylouise5 says:
Thank you:) Some great ideas on their – I love the tea light candle holders, sprayed with white paint (sadly unable to run to the cost of the spray paint for 1 jam jar!!)
Ginny says:
The jam jars do look lovely. My daughters school have a stall called Jolly Jamjars, but none of them look as nice as yours.
Amylouise5 says:
Thank you:) I do love a napkin for jollying up the lids:)
Studio Kaufmann says:
Your jam jars are so pretty. I have never really got the hang of making preserves mine never set properly. What is the secret? Linking up with Handmade Monday. Let me know about your experiences of selling your goodies at crafts fairs.
Amylouise5 says:
Have to admit I am much better at making chutney over jam, it's a but more forgiving re setting point! I have to admit to very mixed experiences re selling at craft fairs, I think it is a trial and error process re local events. I have had very little success at school fairs, so I took a risk and paid for a much more expensive all weekend fair – I took in sales double the cost of the stall. Interestingly it was the cheaper items that sold. Next autumn I am going to try some more, but the higher end!
Teresa says:
love the tree decorations, always looking for ideas to use scraps!
Kate says:
Love your jam jar ideas, I hate writing Christmas cards too!!
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text: Why epics strategy makes a lot of sense August 7, 2019 cliffski Not writing about the ooblets thing here, but to address very briefly the core issue: lets talk about why games are epic exclusives, why people shouldn't be angry and why epic are probably doing the best thing they can do here. Before going any further I want to make some core assumptions. if you disagree with these stop reading now, because we have no common ground! Game developers are generally trying to make good, fun games, and stay in business, nothing else.Its good for gamers if the games marketplace is competitive, as this keeps the prices low, and the services high. I don't think either are controversial. if you are literally twelve years old, you may dispute 2), but…do some reading. Monopolies, whether they are near or absolute are a bad thing. Not because the people involved are bad, but just because competition keeps people hungry, keeps people innovative, keeps people working. There was theoretically competition in the marketplace to make cleaner-fuel cars for decades, until one company showed up to provide *real* competition, and then whoah, suddenly the customer has a vast array of cheaper-than-ever and better-than-ever electric cars! Disruptors entering a market make things better for ALL consumers, even if they still stick with the same supplier… To put this another way, even if you love steam (I do!) and only buy your games from steam (95% steam, 5% origin here), and never, ever, ever will ever buy a game elsewhere…then competition (from epic etc) is STILL good for you, because it forces steam to stay competitive. Anyway… So Epic clearly have fucktons of money and want to spend it on creating a true, viable competitor to steam. This is VERY hard. Its almost as hard as competing with amazon prime or netflix. The only upside is that valve are a private company, so they can't tap the equity markets for cash to run at a loss for a decade to destroy your business… but I digress… competing with steam is HARD, they have been around so long, with such a huge catalog. How will anybody EVER compete? Well anyone as old as me remembers how valve did it. They were competing with retail, and NONE OF US wanted to use steam. The rage was incredible, I remember HL2s release. people HATED steam with a vengeance and yet…we all installed it because OMG HL2 AMAZEBALLS. Epic are 'doing a steam' to steam, and they are doing it for two reasons, both of which I think are sensible. Firstly, they are doing it because they KNOW THIS WORKS, as they all saw valve do it a while ago. They have also seen many other stores launch…and fail badly without using the 'exclusive games' strategy. They know that this *can* work, and they know other strategies *tend to fail*. The second reason is… this is the best possible way they can promote their store… in the eyes of gamers. yes I really typed that, yes I really mean it. Lets look at the three things epic are doing to drive interest in their store: Free games literally given away to gamers for nothing but signing up to a free account. Not shovelware, really DECENT games.A much better cut to developers that means they get to keep more of the money from the games they sellAdvances (guarantees?) on royalties for being exclusive to the platform for a set period. So.. 1) is epic directly giving money (effectively) to gamers, and 2) and 3) is epic giving money to game developers (quite directly!). How is this bad? And the big point I want to make is…what is the alternative way for them to make the store succeed… ADVERTISING Gamers have a choice. They can either say "Yay we love lack of competition! we have no idea how free markets work" or "We LOVE banner ads, video ads, super-bowl ads, poster-ads, in-stream ads. GIVE US MORE ADVERTS" or they can say "If you *have* to spend a lot of money on building a new games store, it would be good if you gave us, and the game devs loads of free stuff". I am amazed they do not rally behind 3). It seems the best possible choice they could make to keep gamers AND game devs happy. Literally the ONLY people who should be raging about their strategy are the account managers at the big advertising agencies. Boo Hoo.


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