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Since 2007, the project concerning the ZAC Gagarine Truillot located in Ivry-sur-Seine is at the center of a reflection's work and represents the fruit of interaction's axes. Its urban position is strategic, connecting the city center, the RER C station, and Charles Foix hospital. It is part of an overall project selected under the urban renewal program of regional interest.
Very largely dedicated to the Professional Urban Agriculture, it will be based on Co-creation and Circular Economy to develop the 167.000m2 of surface of its mixed program. A non-felt density will be sought by applying the concept of Urban Intensity, the principle of "Pointillist" Urbanism linked to that of the Calm City, and by creating emergences to liberate the maximum of ground, in order to make the principle of Living as Infrastructure real. Thanks to the Visual Breakthroughs offered by the "Pointillist" Urbanism, the public landscape will be enriched by the one deprived in the hearts of the islets, creating continuities and dialogues.
Thus, the Scale 1/♥ which places the human at the center of the reflection, and the HQE (high quality environment) sensible social and cultural, will create an eco-district where the social and functional mixtures will animate the public space. This Agrocity, will be a Nourishing Town producing at km 0 and registering Ivry-sur-Seine in a dynamic, answering the needs resulting from the growth of the urban populations.
Location: Ivry-sur-Seine • Client: GPA. EPA ORSA • Urban coordinator: Archikubik • Landscaping: La Compagnie du Paysage • BET Bioclimatic: Franck Boutté Consultants • BET Generalist: EPDC • BET Sanitation: Prolog Ingénierie • BET Acoustic: Altia • Sociologist: Ville Hybride • Program: housing units, offices/activities, shops, equipments and public spaces • Surface: 167.000 m2


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What if you're setting up a hotel in what used to be a prison? Do you have your own private joke and call it Malmaison,* as is the hotel situated in the old Oxford jail; or do you go all sarcastic like the owners of The Liberty Hotel in Boston, which used to be the Charles Street Jail? Or do you air-brush the past completely, as does the Four Seasons Hotel in Istambul? Or do you make no bones about its history, like the Hotel Jail, Luzern, or the Karosta Prison in Latvia?
What if you want to persuade someone that they should buy a house in a former Lunatic Asylum? Well, surely nowadays we're so open-minded and inclusive that if anything this will be a positive selling point?
The famous Colney Hatch Lunatic Asylum, fondly referenced by such great men as PG Wodehouse and CS Lewis (and the setting for Will Self's interesting Umbrella) has, I see, reinvented itself. It's now called the Princess Park Manor.
I looked at the prices. A two-bedroomed flat outside London for £790,000? You'd have to be mad to pay that much to live...
Word To Use Today: hatch. This word comes from the Old English hæcc and is related to the Dutch hek, gate.
*Yes, I know about the Hotel Chain and the Empress Josephine, etc. But it still means bad house, and it's still funny.


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College may be the next phase in daily life, and for the first time, you will be in control of your lifestyle and making your personal decisions. That could be challenging, but if you are using the information outlined here, you could be successful at college.
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Finding the Real You
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It was on a random morning, around five years after giving up her successful career in advertising (to look after her twin babies) that Sonia was joggled out of the daily hullabaloo with a jolt — the thought that her life had been revolving so tightly around her roles as mom, wife, and homemaker that she had unconsciously snuffled out the individual that was her, from her own life. She didn't remember her interests, likes or dislikes anymore; there was no time for pottery or painting, she hardly met or kept in touch with any friends. She had morphed into a stranger who had not kept in touch with her inner self.
Does a woman, even in the current day context of marriage in India have to face a rather complex choice of either giving up her identity in terms of career, higher studies, and hobbies or face self-guilt coupled with a society that smirks at her irrepressible need to realize her dreams and potential? Does her Laxman-Rekha only allow her to exercise unlimited freedom within the starched confines of her husband's work hours, children's school timings or in-laws' schedules? Does that, then, make a fiercely individualistic woman a misfit in the scenario of marriage?
Programmed to be so?
Says Prachi Sharma, who works in an MNC, "Of course, all around me I see married women who tend to lose themselves while trying to be the 'perfect' wife, daughter-in-law and mother. My mother is a home-maker and I have never seen a time till now that she doesn't put my dad's or my interest before hers. And growing up, I always thought that's how a happy marriage is supposed to be. I don't ever remember seeing my mom doing something just for herself! We all get programmed like this since childhood."
Preeti Pais, a mom of two, agrees: "Of course it is hard work for the woman who is the multi-tasker of today, who wants to maintain both her family identity and work identity. Personally, however, I feel it is definitely possible to retain your individuality while being part of a 'married whole'. " She adds, "I think it also totally depends on the kind of partner you marry and the kind of person you are – you can either be submissive by nature or can be willing to work hard to retain your essence while compromising with your partner and then you enjoy a synergistic relationship".
Bringing in a very different perspective, says Ashwini Gupta, mom of two, "Losing individuality is not a bad thing. While a woman may be brought up to pursue individual excellence, she can, after marriage, learn how far collectivism and teamwork goes. I am a big believer in teamwork and even joint families. Although the way it operates may be skewed, it can achieve wonders when each member looks to 'give' rather than 'receive'. Also, as you move from individualism to collectivism, both professionally and personally, you are more enriched."
Says Sai Balakrishnan, who is currently pursuing her PhD from Harvard University, "I agree that marriage and child-rearing are very necessary for the growth of an individual — all the togetherness, friction and disagreements are necessary to smooth out all our selfish, 'I-centred' traits and make us more giving individuals." She adds, philosophically, "A great analogy on marriage is it's like putting two rough stones together in a jar and shaking it. At the end, the stones are smooth and perfect. But in almost all marriages across the world, the women give a lot and get 'too smoothed out'." This is endemic in cultures across the world, except maybe in some gender progressive countries like Scandinavia".
Of course, giving (in the act itself) is enriching, fulfilling and rewarding and most of us women gladly give up so much of what we are, once wife-hood and mom-hood come our way. But, after a point, if the giving means losing our entire personality, along with our self-esteem, leaving us feeling empty, then that's definitely a wake-up call for introspection.
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"I'm a mom to two (11 and 8-year-olds) and working for the last 2+ years in Corporate Marketing in a leading IT company in Bangalore. My husband took a sabbatical from a demanding sales role in another leading IT company for about a year, so I could get back to a full-time career, post my 5-year break. We now manage our careers and kids together, and each day is a new adventure."
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This was set against a background of a number of parliamentarians questioning and being questioned about their eligibility to sit in parliament, subject to citizenship requirements of Section 44 of the Constitution. Looking at the broader global context, this also comes amidst a week which saw neo-facists, Neo-Nazis, and other Ku Klux Klan like elements protesting in Charlottesville Virginia, over the removal of statues of Confederate General Robert E Lee, and the use of a motor car as a weapon in a terrorist attack against a counter protest, killing at least one person and injuring others.
With those things in mind, it makes the motives for why Senator Hanson would choose to wear a burqa in parliament, harder to ascertain. It does however provide a specific object lesson on two points of law. One which defends Senator Hanson's actions, which incidentally might have also made them self defeating, and the other which very much proves that if she intends to take any action because of the religion that she dislikes, that it is doomed to failure.
Under the doctrine of reception, there are specific rules which determine which laws passed in the United Kingdom and England, previous to new laws in Australia either replacing or repealing them, will apply in Australia. One of these is the Bill Of Rights Act 1689, which was passed under the reign of William and Mary, immediately after the Glorious Revolution. The Bill Of Rights Act 1689 does a number of things, but the part which is important and relevant here, is Section 9.
That the freedom of speech and debates or proceedings in Parliament ought not to be impeached or questioned in any court or place out of Parliament.
- Section 9, Bill Of Rights Act 1689
If Senator Hanson wanted to prove some point by being ejected from the Senate Chamber because she was wearing a burqa, then she will have failed on that notion because of Section 9. The right to free speech and by extension the right to free expression, allows for Senator Hanson to make statements and dress how she wants. In the past, and especially immediately after lunch, there have been times in both chambers where members of both the House and Senate have worn gym clothes in the chamber, because they'd been for a run at lunchtime. The rules of parliament don't care what someone is wearing at all.
Given that Senator Hanson is perfectly allowed to wear a burqa in the Senate chamber in absolutely impunity, the responses to Ms Hanson were not framed with reference to the law. There were two speeches given to Senator Hanson; one by Tasmanian Senator Jackie Lambie and the other by the Attorney General George Brandis. Both of these speeches spoke to the decency and the deeper moral question of what Senator Hanson had done, rather than the legality of it.
The other object lesson which was ironically delivered by Senator Hanson, was to do with the Consideration itself. Presumably in her extreme dislike of Islam, Ms Hanson would want to bring about a change of law to do something about it. Section 116 of the Constitution prevents this though.
Commonwealth not to legislate in respect of religion
The Commonwealth shall not make any law for establishing any religion, or for imposing any religious observance, or for prohibiting the free exercise of any religion, and no religious test shall be required as a qualification for any office or public trust under the Commonwealth.- Commonwealth of Australia Constitution Act, 1900 (UK)
If Senator Hanson wants to bring about a change of law which bans the wearing of the burqa in Australia, she will very quickly find out that the Constitution itself prevents such a law from being passed. If parliamentarians had bothered to read the Constitution (available from the parliamentary shop in the front lobby of the building for only $5), then they would have seen this. It would be the duty of the President of the Senate to stop the passage of such a bill, before a division was ever called for. If in the absolute crazy series of events that meant that the parliament disobeyed the Constitution, held a division on the subject and it passed, the bill would be handed back down to the House Of Representatives and it would be the duty of the Speaker to stop the passage of the bill, before a division was ever called for.
So there you have it. Two pieces of law in operation which both explain why Senator Hanson was allowed to do what she did but not allowed to do what presumably she wants to do. I think that both Ms Lambie's and Mr Brandis' response to Senator Hanson's act of tomfoolery and knavery were both perfect in execution. The right to free speech also comes with the ability for everyone else to judge that same free speech; in this case it was free but foolish.


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The transformation of meaning generated via drawing as mark making into the land itself is demonstrated through an environmental site-specific collaborative artwork. The Trench (2006) temporarily disrupted the natural environment to examine the politics of land as a primary source of knowledge, as cultural translations. A ten-hour excavation, in the traditional land of the Indigenous Australian group, the Larrakia people – whose country is Darwin, Australia – is where The Trench (2006) was made. Whilst viewing select Australian Indigenous material cultural collections housed at The British museum, The Natural History Museum and The Pitt Rivers Museum the artists were evoked to make the eventual work. The actual processes of excavating the land emphasized concepts of cultural continuity central to active archaeology, as identified by Peter Ucko. The work uncovered dynamic relational issues, such as those between Indigenous lands as heritage, and the impact of Western settlement, in shaping contemporary society. The site-specific artwork positions the artist-as-agent and challenges the interplay between visual culture, representation and the politics interpretation through the language of art. The Trench continues to mould itself back into the environment, made visible by a dent in the land.
The Trench (2006) 35 x 1.5 x 1m, 8am – 6pm was a site-specific study of land. Rather than a study using pencil and paper this used a small excavator as the marking device and the land as the inscribed surface. The art site disentangled the fusion between the past and present. A track, pathway or intervention was made into the land tracing and revealing the multidimensional environment. The excavated environment, served to delve deeper into the contextual significance of Indigenous Australian continuity, land as identity and heritage and the embodiment of such heritage within material cultural items housed in museums' collections.
The ten-hour dig took place in the traditional land of the Gulumoerrgin (Larrakia). The Larrakia is the name of the traditional owners, language, land and waters of Darwin region, the Cox Peninsular, Shoal Bay, the Vernon Islands and the Adelaide River. The Larrakia are known as Saltwater people.
The art event, a collaborative work with Desmond Raymond, artist and filmmaker of Larrakia heritage, was made after we visited select Northern Territory material collections housed in Department of Palaeontology, The Natural History Museum (NHM) and select Larrakia items housed in the British Museum (BM) Department of Africa, Oceania and the Americas, Reserve Collection stores.[1] Collections viewed, courtesy of (BM) ranged from bark paintings and baskets from Arnhemland, items from Western Australia, engraved items from the Central Desert, and importantly, for Raymond several Larrakia items. The Larrakia items had once been worn by Raymond's ancestors. They consisted of rattan and fibre-threaded armbands, wristbands and headbands made of kangaroo teeth, bees wax and fibre. On another occasion I viewed particular items at the Pitt Rivers Museum, The University of Oxford.
Following our return to Australia, we filmed the process of the dig, during which Raymond performed an on-site traditional dance, as an acknowledgment of his heritage – land, and as permission for the dig to occur. The art event footage was edited into a short film, with the additional inclusion of a female of Larrakia heritage. The art site was periodically filmed over a period of several years.
The concept of gunumitjjandawa gwoyalwa (country/environment) is the resources from which damitjjila ni'pbarr gujinaning (inheritance) exists and operates. It is the foundation of Larrakia existence embedded with detailed sacred and public gwoyambarranggwa (story/knowledge) keyed in the landscape.[2] It is this concept that the power of gunumitjjandawa gwoyalwa (environment) establishes and ensures Larrakia biyilirra (people) as belonging to gunumitjjandawa gwoyalwa (environment) and not gunumitjjandawa gwoyalwa (environment) belonging to Larrakia biyilirra'. (Raymond 2004, pers. comm. 4 Oct)[3]
A former associate, the Emeritus Professor of the Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory, George Chaloupka (1932-2011), rock art specialist significantly internationalized making known the important relationship between land and Indigenous people, as evidenced in pre settlement art sites; 'demonstrating clearly the close and special relationship between human beings, land and spiritual beliefs' (Chaloupka, 1997, p. 87). In Australia, such continuity of creative expression spans over thousands of years, with many different layers of interpretation and information that Aboriginal people take extremely seriously. Cultural objects form an essential part of such identity formations and are a rich source of information about cultural history, both pre and post settlement (Pappin & Fforde cited in Ormond-Parker, 2008).
Indigenous Australian connection to land, gained constitutional acknowledgement in the legislation of the Native Title Act, 3 June 1993.[4] However, as Noel Pearson noted:
Native Title is extremely favourable for non-indigenous people. All non-indigenous rights are automatically protected; Indigenous people have to go through a difficult process to get what is left over, including some crown land. (Pearson, 2006)
The purpose of this paper is to consider the ways in which text, artwork, event, or object, are far more than a 'copy' of a deeper societal structure as in a structuralist definition; and far more than a formal grammar of visual signs to do with one culture or another. Visual texts, images and objects are inherently transformative, in that they are made new by encapsulating different sites of knowledge. Art making, and image viewing, function as a trail of visual signifiers, shaped by particular historical and social contexts. Therefore, artmaking / marking meets everyday life through the processes of exchanges between people and places and the 'consequent changes of meaning inherent within such transactions that penetrate and inform each other' as noted by Campbell and Miller (2002, p. 2).
If people negotiate and understand meaning according to their background, then as Stuart Hall claims, ideas of culture, race and ethnicity are understood through 'floating signifiers' – associated with particular multilayered contexts (2000, p. 1).
In modern society meanings are rarely fixed, particularly when people with different origins live and work together. Emile Durkheim (1858-1917) proposed that society is the only reality, and that 'it only becomes conscious of itself through the collective behavior of its members' (cited in Jenks1999). According to Marcia Langton (2005)the concept of Aboriginality extends Durkheim's idea of social interaction in the collective society. Langton holds that Aboriginality is a changing, unfixed concept. It is through processes of dialogue that Aboriginality occurs and that it is continually remade. Such exchanges that occur in creative practices and images are what Stuart Hall describes:
the marking of something evokes what is not said, as images circulate meanings and interpretations within the language of existing frameworks of knowing. It is a matter of absence signifying as much as presence. (Hall, 1997 in video)
If meaning making is particular to the context of place and circumstance, as informed by heritage then as Chris Jenks suggests, 'vision is a social and cultural process linked to how a given society arranges its forms of knowledge, power, and desire'(Jenks,1995, p. 1). As such, creative expressions would clearly encapsulate the condition of change, and may be understood as a form of cultural translation. Translation, in that, signs, symbols, meanings and references transfer meaning. The art site, The Trench (2006) draws attention to the particularities of historical, social, and environmental contexts and to broader narratives of social exchange and the conditions of change itself.
In discussion with the Professor Peter Ucko, (1938–2007) at the Institute of Archaeology University of London, 2006, Ucko spoke of how the idea of 'interpretation' is informed through transference of history and the politics of land (Ucko 2006, pers. comm. 13 July).[5]
The challenge is to recognise continuity amidst change. For example, how a motif may change, but meaning will stay the same or vice versa. This requires an understanding about how interpretation is informed through the politics of land. (Ucko 2006, pers. comm. 13 July)[6]
The Northern Territory expedition led by Goyder sailed in to Fort point, now known as Darwin city. After the 1869 settlement of Darwin, as with elsewhere in Australia, this resulted, in disruption of Aboriginal society, languages and land. However, as Ucko proposed, when a site, region and cultural system have been disrupted, beliefs and knowledge systems will be transferred into something else. He considered that the condition of history, change and circumstances link together a continuity of shifting values and perspectives.
While Ucko became well known for his work as an Egyptologist, in 1972 Ucko was appointed as the Principal of the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies, Canberra, replaced by the Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies Act in 1989. Ucko had instigated the opening of the Institute to Aboriginal involvement and inclusion and launched a significant project to describe the country's Indigenous cultures and languages.[7] In the article 'Native Tongues imperilled', Noel Pearson (2007)noted the importance of the recordings of language and knowledge that arose from Ucko's initiative, referred to as 'Before it is too Late'.
At the World Archaeological Congress, 1986, Ucko was responsible for bringing together international archaeologists committed to the explicit recognition of the historical role, and the political context of archaeological enquiry. Ucko was deeply disturbed at the way, as he saw it, Western elites had appropriated the archaeological heritage of poorer, less influential cultures as representing the inheritance of all mankind, 'often to the detriment of those to whom it really belonged'.[8]
How can static material objects be equated with dynamic human cultures? How can we define and recognise the 'styles' of human activity, as well as their possible implications? In some contexts these questions assume immense importance. Archaeological evidence of cultural continuity, as opposed to discontinuity, can make all the difference in regards to an Indigenous land claim, the right of access to a site/region. (Ucko in Layton, 1994, p. xvii)
Following our experiences of accessing museum collections – Desmond Raymond's heritage – we decided to conduct the site-specific dig, via the process of 'active archaeology', underlying Ucko's concept of continuity. Active archaeology is premised on firsthand Indigenous involvement, in addition to the active involvement of Indigenous knowledge contributions in the interpretation and documentation of particular sites and regions. It also serves to work within particular Indigenous protocol, such as, private or public information specific to the area site of significance.
The collaborative ten-hour dig sheds light on the continuity of human activity and practices over land, inspired by the re-connection experienced by Desmond Raymond while accessing his heritage, material cultural items housed in British Museums.
Gaining, retrieving and accessing knowledge about personal missing history, is an important part of everyday life, for the first people: As Raymond's words imply,
It froze a particular time for me that I was able to go back to and connect with: I felt emotional and moved by seeing part of my cultural heritage. I wanted to touch the items, to reconnect with them, likened to how somebody would feel when reunited with a family member. Although these are seen as material objects, they are central to Larrakia identity, heritage, and symbolic of the policies held at the time which disrupted Aboriginal existence, although we are still here today. (Raymond 2006, pers. comm. 4 Aug)[9]
Current Museum initiatives and curators that encourage and support traditional inheritors to access collections, play a vital role in the building of historically fragile relations, be it regarding particular matters of repatriation, or supporting incentives that re-connect people with their heritage in ways that are conducive to informed knowledge exchange.
The inscribed 35 x 1.5 x 1m trench in the land, and subsequent video emphasized land as heritage, a container of life, death, languages and affiliations to country, continuity of identity as embodied within select museum collections. Documenting the art-site in Larrakia land, Darwin took place over several years, however by 2008, two years after the actual dig The Trench had virtually remoulded back into the environment, to its natural state. Growth resumed, the scar, mark in the land had faded.
Black Cultural Studies (2000 ). Stuart Hall.
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Chaloupka, G. (1997). Journey in time. Victoria Reed
Hall, S. (1997). Representation and the media. Northampton: Media Education Foundation.
Jenks, C. (1995). The centrality of the eye in Western culture: An introduction. In C. Jenks (Ed.), Visual culture (pp. 1–26). London Routledge.
Jenks, C. (1999). Durkheim's double vision. In I. Haywood & B. Sandywell (Eds.), Interpreting visual culture: Explorations in the hermeneutics of the visual (pp. 260). London: Routledge.
Kauffman, P. (1998). Wik, mining and Aboriginees: Allen and Unwin.
Langton, M. (2005). Aboriginal art and film, the politics of representation. Retrieved from http://www.rouge.com.au/6/aboriginal.html
Layton, R. (Ed.). (1994). Conflict in the archaeology of living traditions. London Routledge
Ormond-Parker, L. (2008). Indigenous material culture in the digital age. Paper presented at the CIHA conference 2008.
Pearson, N. (2006, 21 October). A peculiar path that leads astray. The Australian, from http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/story/0,20867,20616106-7583,00.html
Pearson, N. (2007). Native tongues imperiled. The Australian. Retrieved from http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/
[1] Courtesy of James Hamill, who organised the viewing of catalogues listing artefacts from the Northern Territory, in the Anthropology Library of the British Museum. These consisted of photocopied original documentation describing the artefacts, acquisition and authenticity.
[2] In Brand, Haritos and Walsh, Kenbi Land Claim, Northern Land Council, 1979, p.23.
[3] D K Raymond 2004, interpretation of traditional Larrakia words and meanings.
[4] Previously in 1992, The High Court, in what is known as the 'Mabo decision had overturned the 204 year old concept of 'terra nullius', recognising the right to land of native people. 'The high court found that Edie Mabo and the people of Mer in the Torres Strait had full beneficial ownership of their lands'(in Kauffman, 1998).
[5] Professor Peter Ucko 2006, in conversation regarding 'continuity', held at The Department of Archaeology University of London, 13 July.
[6] Professor Peter Ucko 2006, in conversation regarding 'continuity', held at The Department of Archaeology University of London, 13 July.
[7] [In Orbitory; updated 12.01am BST 25/06/2007].
[8] In Obituary; updated 12.01am BST 25/06/2007.
[9] D K Raymond 2006, in conversation regarding museum visits, Darwin, 4 August.
This text, DRAWING AS INTERVENTION: SITE SPECIFIC ART AND THE TRANSLATION OF MEANING., by Emma Barrow is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 Unported license.


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Olga CapoteSail from Alcudia to Cape Pinar with the only woman at the helm of a fishing boat
Let's fish grouper, dentex, scorpionfish... and enjoy dolphin watching
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The concept of Bargaining for the Common Good is about forming long-term community-labor partnerships around a common vision for the change we need to see in our cities, states, and country, and fighting for that change both at the bargaining table and in the streets. Workers' lives do not end when they leave the workplace, so unions should partner with community organizations to develop campaigns and bargaining demands that improve the broader communities that workers live and work in. This means using the tool of bargaining and campaigning to:
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embrace direct action against the corporate targets that are standing in the way of our vision for our communities; and
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Former president Jacob Zuma allegedly received a cash bribe of R1 million from an abalone dealer to keep a minister in his job.
The City Press reported that Zuma is being investigated by the Hawks for accepting the bribe to keep Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Minister Senzeni Zokwana in his cabinet.
The people behind the bribe wanted Zokwana to stay in his job, as they would benefit from his transformation agenda.
This comes after businessman Chaile Seretse deposed an affidavit to this effect at the Lyttelton Police Station in Centurion in December.
He also alleges that the businessman paid R300,000 each to Zokwana, Cosatu president Sdumo Dlamini, and agriculture department deputy director-general Siphokazi Ndudane.
The Hawks were investigating the bribery claims against Zuma, Zokwana, Dlamini, and Ndudane, said spokesperson Hangwani Mulaudzi.
Corruption charges
Earlier this month, the National Prosecuting Authority said it's pursuing 16 charges against Zuma.
These charges were shelved nine years ago amid allegations of political interference.
The announcement compounded Zuma's fall from power, after he was forced to step down as president to be replaced by Cyril Ramaphosa.
The NPA spent eight years investigating allegations that Zuma took R4 million in bribes from arms dealers.
Zuma's legal costs
The state attorney has also revealed that the Presidency has spent R15.3 million on Zuma's legal battles.
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According to the DA, Zuma should be personally responsible for the fees.
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Christopher Plummer has revealed that he "hated" taking on leading man roles early in his career.
The Canadian actor landed a series of high profile parts after making his screen debut in director Sidney Lumet's 1958 drama Stage Struck, but Plummer has now explained to The AP that he always felt more comfortable portraying supporting characters.
"I hated playing [the lead]. They were so innocuously and badly written and cardboard figures, most of them," the Beginners star lamented. "In my 40s, I began to suddenly enjoy making movies because the character parts are so much more interesting.
"I started having a ball and working with much better directors - John Huston, for example, and Anatole Litvak from the old school. After Michael Mann's The Insider, then the scripts improved. I was upgraded! Since then, they've been first-class scripts. Not all successful, but worth doing."
Plummer also noted that he still has a desire to hone his craft even as he approaches his 82nd birthday in December.
He added: "I'm glad [my drive] is still there. If it faded, what's there to live for? It makes you appreciate other things if you keep working at your job and you love your job.
"Too many people in the world are unhappy with their lot. And then they retire and they become vegetables. I think retirement in any profession is death, so I'm determined to keep crackin'."
Beginners, which also stars Ewan McGregor and Mélanie Laurent, is now playing in the US and opens on July 22 in the UK.
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While the fate of a new trans-Hudson rail tunnel remains in question thanks to Republicans in Washington, D.C., Amtrak officials say they are making good progress on an ongoing project to repair infrastructure deep inside Penn Station in New York City.
Work at the busy commuter hub will continue into this summer. However, Amtrak officials believe the next phase of the infrastructure upgrades will not bring on anywhere near the type of disruption that New Jersey Transit customers experienced last summer during the expedited repairs at Penn Station that were known as the Summer of Hell due to significant route diversions.
"The actual interruption due to the track work we're doing this summer is significantly reduced from that of last year," said Scot Naparstek, Amtrak's executive vice president and chief operating officer, during a conference call Friday.
In the latest phase of repairs that began earlier this year, workers have already finished improvements to tracks 15 and 18; they are also on pace to finish by the end of this month repairs that are being made in a part of the station known as the "C" Interlocking, Naparstek said.
That progress has allowed the federal agency to schedule a new phase of repairs that will include an overhaul of Track 19, he said.
Owned by the federal government, New York Penn Station is the busiest rail hub in North America, serving more than 500,000 Amtrak, Long Island Rail Road, and NJ Transit customers daily. NJ Transit pays rent to Amtrak to use the station, along with other infrastructure the two agencies share on the portion of the Northeast Corridor that bisects New Jersey.
The tunnel controversy
After two derailments occurred inside Penn Station last year, Amtrak officials decided to launch major repairs to restore Track 10 within the station, as well as a section known as "A" Interlocking. That work is what brought on the Summer of Hell service disruptions, including diversions to Hoboken between July and September of thousands of commuters who normally have direct service into Manhattan on NJ Transit's Morris and Essex lines.
The infrastructure headaches also brought new attention to former Gov. Chris Christie's decision to cancel a major trans-Hudson tunnel project that called for NJ Transit trains to travel into a new terminus that was to be built around the corner from Penn Station. The plans for that project, dubbed Access to the Region's Core, called for it to be completed sometime this year.
Eight years later, Christie agreed to support another, more ambitious infrastructure program called Gateway; that also calls for a new trans-Hudson rail tunnel and other improvements, including a replacement of the century-old Portal Bridge near Secaucus Junction. But the administration of President Donald Trump has yet to back up a commitment made by former President Barack Obama's administration to provide up to half of the Gateway program's cost. And now some Republicans in Congress are encouraging Trump's use of a rarely employed tool known as "rescission" to strike rail funding from the latest federal spending bill; that could result in the removal of some $541 million that had been earmarked for Gateway.
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But the uncertainty over the planned new rail tunnel is not affecting Amtrak's ongoing improvement project inside Penn Station. Work on Track 19 is scheduled to begin on June 8 and last through July 20, Naparstek said. The agency is also replacing tracks this summer in what's known as the Empire Tunnel, which is used to provide service to upstate New York, including Albany. Electrical and mechanical repairs at the Spuyten Duyvil Bridge, a swing span that links Manhattan to the Bronx, are also planned for this summer.
Even more repairs are expected to be needed inside Penn Station in the future, but Naparstek didn't say on Friday which areas could be targeted for upgrades or how significant that work would be. "At this point, we're getting ready to launch the summer work, which is vital work for us," he said. "We're not in a position where we're ready to discuss (any future improvements)."


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Triangular cooperation between Brazil, Peru and Germany: establishing a Centre for Environmental Technology (CTA) in Peru
Project description ´
Title: Regional Fund for the Promotion of Triangular Cooperation in Latin America and the Caribbean – Individual measure: Additional component in the CTA project in Peru
Commissioned by: German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ)
Countries: Peru (recipient country), Brazil (partner country)
Overall term: 2012 to 2014
In order to meet Peru's new environmental standards and the export criteria regulating access to international markets, key branches of industry in the country have a strong need for skilled workers and specialist services in the field of environmental technology, especially consultancy and laboratory services.
Indeed, the country as a whole has to overcome a serious skills shortage. As one of the country's largest training centres and a promoter of industry, Peru's National Service for Industrial Training (SENATI) can make a significant contribution towards meeting these needs and has therefore decided to invest in a Centre for Environmental Technology (CTA).
The Centre for Environmental Technology (CTA) offers environmental technology companies market-oriented training and professional development, along with various other services.
In 2010, a triangular cooperation project involving Brazil, Germany and Peru was launched to develop the Centre for Environmental Technology (CTA) in Peru.
Peru's SENATI is responsible for constructing the CTA building, coordinating the project and investing in CTA's infrastructure, equipment and staff. This institution also cofinances the personnel costs for the Brazilian and German specialists.
The Brazilian Cooperation Agency (ABC) coordinates Brazil's contribution. As the implementing organisation, the Brazilian National Industrial Apprenticeship Service (SENAI) is tasked with advising CTA on organisation and administration. It trains technical staff and provides advice on developing water and sanitation services and on environmentally sound production and recycling.
The Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH advises CTA on establishing international networks and partnerships, including those with the private sector. It also supports service development and training for specialist staff in the fields of air quality, the Clean Development Mechanism (which supports environmentally sound development), soil improvement, the regeneration of degraded areas, energy efficiency and innovations in environmental technology.
In 2012, the partners identified additional needs and areas where improvements could be made that would enhance the results the cooperation project had achieved so far. Following a request from the Peruvian partners, a new component was developed with the assistance of the Regional Fund for the Promotion of Triangular Cooperation in Latin America and the Caribbean. This additional support has made it possible to employ an expert at CTA and to pursue complementary approaches in the areas of renewable energy and technological innovations.
The project offers eco-tech companies basic and further training in line with market needs along with various other services, thus creating employment opportunities for national and international professionals. CTA has been able to provide training courses on socioecological communication, energy efficiency, the disposal of waste materials, environmental impact management and evaluation tools, and eco-friendly production. In cooperation with the Pontifical Catholic University of Peru (PUCP), CTA recently launched a postgraduate course in environmental technology.
Another recent addition to CTA's catalogue is the three-year course leading to qualification as an environmental technician. At present some 265 students are undergoing training, more than half of them women. Owing to the high level of demand, environmental technicians will, in future, also be trained at another location. Programmes in the fields of air quality and wastewater technology are already offered on a regular basis.
The building housing the CTA head office has been extended, adding another seven laboratories. The range of services has also been expanded. CTA staff have all been trained in leading Peruvian, Brazilian and German institutions and training centres specialising in environmental technology. In addition, CTA has become an integral part of Peru's National Service for Industrial Training (SENATI) and now appears in SENATI's organisation chart. CTA has its own business and marketing plan.
Since 2013, CTA has conducted several technical consultancy assignments for private companies. Furthermore, CTA receives requests from professionals working in private-sector companies, oversight bodies and ministries. Having factored in the issue of sustainability from the outset, CTA covers more than 70 per cent of its operating costs using its own income.
In 2014, GIZ's develoPPP.de programme received three applications from German companies keen to establish development partnerships with CTA. The partnerships will focus on solar energy, e-mobility and environmental management.
When the CTA building was opened in December 2014, SENATI presented GIZ with an award in acknowledgment of its work in the field of vocational training.


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The Queue: Monday shortday
Welcome back to The Queue, our daily Q&A feature for all of Blizzard's games! Have a question for the Blizzard Watch staff? Leave it in the comments!
Whatever happened with the Action Cam?
You can still activate it with mods/addons, but has otherwise been removed as an option in the base UI. The feature was still experimental/under development and, somehow, was being automatically enabled for some users — or accidentally enabled by the user without knowing how they'd done it. If you're someone prone to motion sickness in games, the action cam was going to ruin your whole day. Given recent experience with boss fights' movement mechanics causing some raiders to become sick, the devs were likely very sensitive to something that screwed with a user's camera, intentionally or otherwise.
Do you keybind? If so, when did you learn to keybind? Was it hard for you to learn?
I mess with keybinds in most games to find buttons that are more comfortable for me, but in WoW, I lean more on modifier macros to condense my action bar. When I still played my Paladin, for example, most of my Holy Power spenders were on one button. Pressing 1 used Templar's Verdict. Pressing ctrl+1 used Divine Storm. Pressing alt+1 used Word of Glory or Hand of Glory or whatever they called it a couple expansions ago.
I don't mess with the actual keybinds in WoW too much because there's just a metric ton of hotkeys and shortcuts and I've found changing one leads to a cascade of needing to change others. I want to switch A keybind to button X but B is already bound to X, so I need to move B to Y but C is already bound to Y, so then I need to… and so on.
So yeah, for me, condensing my spells and cooldowns via macros was a more effective thing to do. I learned mostly by googling macros and using what others have shared, really.
Was it called "Traitor's Overlook" before Nightglaive turned traitor?
Absolutely. Traitor's Overlook is the Broken Isles' designated traitor zone. You know how some cities have designated places for exchanging goods you've purchased on the internet? Say, your local police department has a marked location for swapping craigslist goodies to avoid any funny business? Traitor's Overlook is the Broken Isles equivalent. Everyone goes there if they want to betray their people. They ensure a safe transition from good to evil, and once the exchange is complete, they kill you. Pretty convenient for all involved.
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Makes about 30 | prep 45 mins | total time
Nutritional information (per serving)
- 325g self-raising flour, plus extra for dusting
- 1 tsp baking powder
- 1 tsp ground cinnamon
- 150g caster sugar
- 2 large eggs, lightly beaten
- 100g mincemeat
- 2 tbsp sweet sherry (we used Pedro Ximenez but any sweet sherry would work)
- 100g macadamia nuts, roughly chopped
- 75g dried cranberries, roughly chopped (using scissors is the easiest way)
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The biscotti will keep well for at least 2 weeks stored in an airtight container. They can also be frozen.
- Preheat the oven to 180°C, fan 160°C, gas 4.
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- Arrange the biscotti slices, cut side up, on 2 baking trays and bake them for 20 minutes until crisp, then leave to cool completely.
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P&G gets the measure of online advertising
In an effort to bring more brand money online, the nature of the relationship between media owners and brands is changing
In the current way of thinking, internet advertising is worth nothing unless there's a click. At last week's Engage conference, Internet Advertising Bureau (IAB) chairman Richard Eyre pointed out that brand advertising online only accounts for about 5% of the total. The rest is various forms of direct response.
There are a number of reasons for this imbalance. Partly it's a result of the pre-internet view of advertising that says it's either about brand building or direct response. It's also because online advertising can drive response; in the early part of the decade the marketing industry quite literally lumped it in with DM. After the dotcom crash, when advertisers' interest in online slumped, most of the big above-the-line agencies shoved their fledgling digital operations down in the basement with their direct marketing arms.
The discrepancy between direct and brand building spend online is also due to the massive success of search, which still accounts for two-thirds of online advertising spend, and which powers the channels that attract much of the rest. And the result is an abiding belief that you can't build brands online.
To most people in the online advertising industry, this is palpable nonsense. For a start, they disagree with the idea that brand and direct response advertising can be so neatly separated. As Eyre also observed, no one would send out a DM campaign that wasn't on-brand. And the point of all brand advertising is ultimately to drive a response in the form of greater sales. So for online media owners and agencies alike, the great opportunity for the future has been to bring brand spend online.
The problem is that online as a medium is brilliant at handling information. This is why financial services companies, for example, have embraced interactive media so enthusiastically. Propositions that are complex and hard to explain in print or in broadcast media can be simplified online with charts, calculators and examples. But if your product isn't heavy with information, you can run out of things to say pretty quickly. Hence the rash of online campaigns for FMCG brands that don't talk about the product, but about something associated with the product. This can work brilliantly, as Johnson & Johnson's BabyCentre or Persil's school holiday information service for mums did. But when it doesn't, not only is it cringingly embarrassing, its failure is obvious.
As a result, we've seen more brands starting to emphasise engagement as a key metric for their online advertising. The idea of monitoring how involved consumers are with a brand is not new, but what's changed is the way it's being done. In the past, one of the key measures of online engagement was dwell time on a brand's site. But does a long dwell time indicate that potential customers find your site engrossing, or that the navigation is so bad that it takes them ages to find what they want?
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In addition to brands' desire to get more out of online advertising, these approaches are recognition of the increased richness of the online medium, the fact that 95% of internet-connected homes in the UK now have broadband. But they are also changing the nature of the relationship between advertisers and media owners. P&G's briefing got a mixed response from online publishers and media agencies, most of which question what engagement actually means. They worry that the nebulous nature of the term allows brands to define the success of an ad in their own terms, rather than using the unambiguous click as the metric.
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But in the end what online publishers think won't much matter. As publishers continue to struggle, the possibility of bringing significant brand money online is too compelling to argue about the conditions attached.


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At ten minutes past five Sunday afternoon a turnkey inserted a key in the lock of my cell door and turned it, opened the door, and said, "Someone for you."
Archie wasn't enthused as he figured it wouldn't be Wolfe or Lily nor a lawyer. Turns out it was Ed Welch with cuffs there to take him to Jessup's office.
There is a slight confrontation about the cuffs and leaving Archie with Jessup which Jessup wins. Archie admires Welch's performance getting the key off the ring:
It was a good performance. Better men than him, including me, have had trouble getting a key off of a ring, and he had done it, smooth and fast, under pressure.
Welch leaves.
Jessup and Archie talk a little about the arrest and then Jessup asks if Archie wants to eat the snack that Lily had packed for him or talk first. Archie wants to talk so he will have more time to eat later.
There are some interesting comments back and forth here. You know the routine by now surely. Read the book… 😉
Jessup then hands him a letter from Wolfe:
AG: I have spoken at length with Mr. Jessup and have reserved nothing relevant to the inquiry we are engaged on. Therefore neither will you. We are committed with him irrevocably, and I think he is with us.
August 11, 1968
Archie gives the letter back to Jessup but tells him he wants it back later as a souvenir.
Archie asks about Wolfe's whereabouts and is told he is under house arrest at Miss Rowan's cabin.
Jessup then tells him that Sam was killed by a blow from a rock "not much bigger than your fist."
He also tells Archie that Wolfe is right about them all being on the same team.
They discuss the murders being connected and Archie starts telling him what all has happened since Wolfe got there.
After getting to Sam's murder he asks for water as his throat's getting dry. Jessup asks if he wants Scotch or rye. He says water would do but if scotch wanted in it would be welcome.
They drink and talk a bit more and Archie wants to see what's in the picnic basket. It was quite a spread.
1 can pineapple
1 can purple plums
10 (or more) large paper napkins
8 paper plates
1 jar caviar
1 quart milk
8 slices Mrs. Barnes's bread
6 bananas
1 plastic container potato salad
4 deviled eggs
2 chicken second joints (?? is this the middle wing joint or what we (in the south) call a drumstick?)
1 slab Wisconsin cheese
1 jar pate de foie gras truffe (not gonna try for the accent marks)(goose liver pate?)
1 huckleberry pie
6 paper cups
2 knives
2 forks
4 spoons
1 opener combo
1 salt shaker
Archie says he hopes Jessup is hungry too and they dig in.
While eating Jessup explains his position, and that Haight will ask for high bail or that Archie be held without bail but says he won't go for that.
Archie explains that he would like to be out so he could detect. Jessup wants to know what he would do and Archie explains in considerable detail.
Which I am gonna leave for you to read if you haven't already… 😉
Afterwards he asks Jessup for a piece of paper and writes a letter to Wolfe in which he suggests that Lily or someone at the ranch find and bring in Peggy Truett (Sam's friend) among other things.
He gives it to Jessup to read and when Jessup asks why they don't just call Wolfe at the cabin and tell him, explains that Haight may have the phones tapped.
Jessup then tells him that he won't have to go to St. Louis as Saul is going there. He goes on to say that he had driven Wolfe to Woody's that morning where he had made the call. They had also gone to Farnham's and Lily had taken everyones picture. These were being developed and Jessup would take the prints back out to Lily's, along with Archie's note to Wolfe.
He also admits that he likes Miss Rowan's conception of a snack. He continues and tells Archie that their (Jessup's and Lily's) previous encounter (remember this?) was forgotten by mutual consent. He repeats the confession he made to Lily but you get to read that in the book… 😉
Archie asks Jessup to tell Wolfe and Lily that they don't need to bother about bail since they are doing so well without him and then asks if there is room in the refrigerator for the remains of the snack. Jessup says that there is but there will be people there all day. Archie replies:
"Wait till they're gone. I probably won't be hungry sooner anyhow. That disinfected cell doesn't seem to whet a man's appetite." I picked up the can opener. "Plums, or pineapple?"
And so ends chapter 11. Archie's just not having real good luck in this one. However, it seems that Wolfe has someone in mind with the pictures and with Saul going to St. Louis. Poor Archie gets to sit and twiddle his thumbs in jail while even Lily is being useful taking pictures and charming Jessup. I hope his little "snack" helped ease the hurt… 😉
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Drennan Hair Stops Hair Stops have a special dumbell shape that is designed to hold the hair loop securely in position. Having miniature tapered ends, they feed easily into the smallest hair loop, even one which is wet and has stayed closed. Hair Stops are available in two sizes 3.5mm which are ideal for small baits and mini boilies and large at 4.5mm for larger boilies or softer baits where a smaller stop might pull through
Drennan Latex Brown Pellet Bands
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These dark brown coloured Latex Pellet Bands stretch more and grip much better. These bands are flexible enough to be pulled through drilled pellets using a pellet band. Available in three sizes Small Medium & Large.
Drennan Pushstops
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Drennan Pushstops Pushstops offer a much easier and quicker method for baiting up. These are high quality, precision moulded Pushstops, so each stop is identical to the next one, ensuring a consistent fit. Pushstops are ideal for soft baits such as sweetcorn, expander pellets, cubes of meat and even worms. With the aid of a 1.5mm Drennan Pushstop Drill, they can also be used to mount boilies, dumbbells and hard pellets.
Guru Bait Bayonets
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The Guru Bait Bayonets have been designed for super fast baiting. The unique desing helps grip the bait during casting and reeling in. The compact pin simply pushes into baits like boilies, meat, soft pellets and artificial baits. It hides neatly inside the bait and also features a large eye so thicker lines can be used when targeting big fish. 20 per packet.
Guru Line Stops
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Guru Line Stops These Multi-purpose, compact line stops have a super tight fit even on low diamter lines. These are ideal for using with feeder or float set ups. Or even as back stops. 12 per packet avaiable in sizes Small - 5mm. Medium - 6mm and Large 7mm.
Guru Micro Bait Bands GBB
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The Guru Micro Bait Bands a super stretchy, durable and offer improved bait presentation. Designed for fishing with hard pellets up in the water or with a feeder or bomb. Can also be used for pulling into soft meat baits and sweetcorn. Supplied in packets of 100.
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Korum Mega Bands
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Korum Mega Bands 4mm These super tough bait bands can be directly hooked to create an easy and simple setup for fishing with a wide variety of baits. The extra wide profile makes them easier to hook on and improves lifespan. made from an extremely durable, stretchy silicone material, the Mega Bands provide a neat setup that leaves your hook prone to catch fish. Can be used with pellets, boilies and even baits like bread and floaters. Available in 4mm, 6mm and 10mm.


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John A. Goldman, MD
Division of Rheumatology and Immunology
Emory University School of Medicine
The Woman's Health Initiative (WHI) was designed in 1991-1992 to define the risks and benefits of interventions to potentially reduce heart disease, breast and colorectal cancer, and osteoporotic fractures in postmenopausal women (1, 2, 3). After screening 373,092 women aged 50 to 79 years, 161,809 were enrolled in either an observational study or clinical trials of low dietary fat vs. self-selected diet, estrogen and progesterone (HRT) or estrogen (ERT) alone vs. placebo, or calcium and vitamin D supplementation vs. placebo. The HRT study randomized 8,506 women to active treatment and 8,102 to placebo and was terminated early by the Data Safety Monitoring Board (DSMB) due to an increase in breast cancers. The global index statistic (a combination of coronary heart disease (CHD), stroke, pulmonary embolism, colorectal cancer, endometrial cancer, hip fracture and death due to other causes) also indicated the risks exceeded the benefits (2, 4). It was estimated that for every 10,000 women taking HRT there would be eight more breast cancers, seven more cardiac events, eight more strokes and 18 more venous thromboembolisms. 23 more cases of dementia per 10,000 women per year were reported May 2003 (5). The report also showed six fewer colorectal cancers, five fewer hip fractures, and a 23% reduction in other osteoporotic fractures and a 24% decrease in total fractures. Fractures other than hip fracture were not included in the global index statistic. There were no differences in mortality or cause of death between the populations (1).
Goodson notes in a letter to the editor that the overall mortality for the HRT group was still lower than the placebo group (0.52% vs. 0.53% per year). He also points out that the mortality of colon cancer is greater than breast cancer and that the six-month mortality for hip fracture is greater than the 10 year mortality for stage 1 breast cancer (6). This would suggest that the mortality from improvement in colon cancer and hip fracture would offset the increase in mortality from breast cancer (6, 7). He wrote that this might contradict the need for early discontinuation of the study and the conclusion that "the absolute numbers of excess [adverse] outcomes [due to HRT] would increase…" if the study continued.
Further analysis of the risk of coronary artery disease in the WHI was reported in August 2003 and the number of excess events decreased from 7 to 6/10,000 women per year (8). There was a significantly increased risk for CHD in the first year, a trend toward less increase in subsequent years, and an increased risk in the placebo group by year six, which leads to an apparent risk reduction with HRT. The hazard ratios for CHD were actually less, 0.89 (not significant), for those in early menopause (< 10 years). Published at the same time was an article reporting no progression in coronary artherosclerosis by quantitative coronary angiography during therapy with 17ß-estradiol alone or 17ß-estradiol with medroxyprogesterone acetate (9). This article, reporting on 226 postmenopausal women enrolled in the Women's Estrogen-Progestin Lipid -- Lowering Hormone Atherosclerosis Regression Trial (WELL-HART), showed no evidence of reducing atherosclerosis with hormone therapy but no adverse effect either. These patients had established coronary artery disease and were all taking HMG-CoA-reductase inhibitors in addition to 17ß-estradiol. No comment was made on plaque stability or thrombosis as noted in the editorial by Herrington (10). Despite the well-known symptoms of menopause, which are often the major reason to initiate HRT and ERT, the WHI did not report menopausal symptoms in this article. Vasomotor symptoms occur in about two thirds of women and are distressing in 10 to 20 percent. Control of these symptoms may be a significant benefit in thousands per 10,000 women per year. If the effect of HRT on menopausal symptoms had been evaluated, there is little doubt that the number of women benefiting from treatment would have been substantially higher. In May 2003 an article titled "Effects of Estrogen plus Progestin on Health-Related Quality of Life" was published (11). This article concludes that HRT does not have a meaningful effect on health related quality of life compared to placebo. It evaluated the entire population of 16,608 women for only the first year. A subgroup of 1,511 women, 8.6% of the total study population, was randomly chosen for further evaluation at three years. The article does not state the number of women who did not enter the HRT trial because of severe menopausal symptoms. There was a 3-month washout period before the study started for potential participants who were on hormones. Women in this group who had moderate to severe menopausal symptoms were discouraged from participating. This obviously excluded people who may have had the greatest benefit from HRT. Despite this selection bias, there were favorable improvements in those on HRT for bodily pain, role of limitations due to physical problems and sleep disturbance after one year. The authors note these were small improvements and were not maintained after three years in the smaller group. Early menopausal women aged 50 to 59 with moderate-to-severe vasomotor symptoms at baseline (1,072 HRT, 974 placebo) showed improvement in hot flashes (76.7 % HRT, 51.7 % placebo, P<0.001) and night sweats (71% HRT, 52.8% placebo, P<0.001). There were 574 women aged 50 to 54 years. At one year these women were found to have improvement in sleep disturbance (P<0.02) and trends toward improvement in social functioning (P<0.06) and satisfaction with sex (P<0.06). The effect of HRT on osteoarthritis has also been overlooked. Studies have shown that patients on ERT had less worsening of osteoarthritis radiographic scores, with a moderate but not statistically significant effect in one study and a statistically significant effect in another (12, 13). This may have a major implication for patients with osteoarthritis who decide to discontinue HRT. The release of the WHI generated a tremendous outflow of hyperbole and conjecture in the media and yet the conclusions are far from clear. While the safety of patients participating in the WHI governed the DSMB decision to terminate the HRT arm, the risk to present and future patients whose therapy changed because of these conclusions remains largely unaddressed. Osteoporosis is under-diagnosed and under-treated and this study, as reported, underemphasizes the importance of fractures. Although patients are routinely screened for risk factors associated with heart attack, stroke and breast cancer, prevention and treatment of osteoporosis is often overlooked. There are three times more osteoporotic fractures than heart attacks, six times more osteoporotic fractures than strokes and eight times more osteoporotic fractures than breast cancer (14, 15, 16). The conclusions of the WHI undervalue the seriousness of osteoporosis and fractures. Since the need for therapy for postmenopausal women for both prevention and treatment of osteoporosis will increase with decreased use of hormone therapy, we are fortunate to have other options such as bisphosphonates, teriparatide, calcitonin, and raloxifene available. The WHI report clarifies some of the risks and benefits of HRT. However, by excluding information on menopausal symptoms, discounting the significance of osteoporotic fractures, and not addressing the potential effect on osteoarthritis the study did not provide enough information for patients and physicians to base their decisions. This can undermine public trust in scientific reporting. Hopefully, further WHI analyses will clarify what we knew or thought we knew in July 2002. We will anxiously await release of additional information from this study and the ERT arm to help us better understand the magnitude of risk and benefits of HRT and to help us better individualize treatment recommendations for our patients. (See references under Commentary by Mary K. Beard)
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Aurora is a 32-year old Costa Rican woman. She has a university degree, a job that she likes, a good relationship, and after months of trying, she is finally pregnant. However, at 8 weeks of pregnancy, the doctors informed her that the fetus has multiple severe malformations that would not allow it to survive outside the uterus, including severe scoliosis, decreased level of amniotic fluid, and a complete absence of abdominal wall which leaves the internal organs such as the liver and intestines outside of the body. She has had many more exams since, which have all confirmed the original diagnosis of a nonviable pregnancy.
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Dra. Ileana Balmaceda, Presidenta Ejecutiva de la CCSS
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Dra. Sisy Castillo, Viceministra de Salud.
Dra. María Eugenia Villalta, Gerente Médica de la CCSS.
Dra. Flory Morera González, Presidenta de la Asociación de Ginecología y Obstetricia de Costa Rica (AOGCR).
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The press has reported in recent days on a woman who has been refused a therapeutic termination of pregnancy. This woman's pregnancy is not viable as severe malformations have been identified.
I believe that compelling this woman to carry her pregnancy to term is an act of cruelty and torture, and a violation of her human rights. Therefore, I am writing to demand that she is offered the option of a therapeutic abortion, pursuant to article 121 of the Costa Rican Penal Code.


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Ross confesses to Donna that his relationship with Kirsty isn't working out and Donna encourages him to end things with her. Donna is shocked when Ross reveals that he is in a complicated situation as Kirsty left her husband to be with him. Donna is disappointed with Ross for breaking up a marriage, but she decides to let it pass. Meanwhile, Lexi encourages Marlon to confront Ross instead of quietly stewing. Laurel is upset when Doug reveals that he no longer looks at wife Hilary in the way that he used to. Laurel tells her dad that he really hurt Hilary when he flirted with Lily and she hopes that her parents can try to work things through. Laurel and Ashley are pleased when Doug and Hilary spend a nice day together, but they are frustrated when the couple start bickering again. Eric is skeptical when Viv and Freddie visit him to ask for his support in their child campaign. Eric agrees to think about it when Viv mentions the networking opportunities if he pledges his support. Freddie tells Viv that she's a fantastic asset to the campaign. Also, Jimmy wants to know if Matthew really did have anything to do with Rosemary's disappearance. George encourages Emily to follow her instincts.
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All Decked Out
By lynnwilson28453308, Dec 4 2016 10:21PM
The desire for outdoor living space has increased. Social entertaining is a preferred activity. Decks are a major part of this trend of leisure, outdoor gourmet cooking and hospitality. If you have a deck or are thinking about putting one on your abode, make sure it is or will be constructed correct. How it was built yesterday is not what good building science should be. Depending on the type of wood treatment and the selection of fasteners and hardware, corrosion can compromise a once sound structure.
Water is a leading contributor to decay and rot of wood framework, boards, railings and stairs. Composite decking still has wood in the components and will eventually deteriorate over time. The service life of a deck can be as short as 1.31 years, it is a guess after that. Under the best circumstances, even when built to building codes at the time, it it may not be done right, methods improve because of better ideas. Much is attributed to who did the work, not all jobbers care about quality.
Improperly built, uninspected, disrepair and neglect can have dire consequences. It might be anywhere from minor to fatality, issuing of violations to legal ramifications and monetary burdens. Demographics, economic conditions or property value is no indicator of deck failure. Within the last couple of years there have been several disasters, a significant increase from past collapses, even on expensive homes. These incidents have included investment properties, single family homes, multi-family complexes as well as commercial ventures. No area of this nation is exempt from a poorly maintained deck and shoddy work or the impact of nature.
When in doubt: inspect, correct defects, maintain and sustain decks, stairs and railings.
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2016 Delta Fair & Music Festival
So here we go...the Delta Fair. The carnival of about 70 rides was provided by Amusements of America. A lot of old favorites, such as the Avalanche Coaster (Pinfari Zyklon), the Yo-Yo, and the Zipper have been removed, as well as Space Roller.
But otherwise, it's a pretty good fair. I went on September 3rd, aka the day they had the ride accident, which I saw with my bare eyes. The midway was one of the better carnivals of AoA, along with Ohio State Fair. Both have good ride selections.
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