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Proposed Canon
A Side is a group of characters and Units involved in the conflict in Erfworld and is led by a single Ruler, which is a King or Queen if the Unit is Royal, or an Overlord if not. The Side includes all Units, cities, and terrain under the leadership of that Ruler.
There is a distinction between capital sides and other sidesErf-b1-p086.
Capital sides
Capital sides (as the name implies) have capitals and are governed by a Ruler. A capital side can also own cities other than the capital. If the Ruler of a city is a Royal, the city may produce Noble and Royal Units. Royal sides sometimes split off into new sides.Erf-b1-p079a
Known capital sides:
- Carpudlians
- Charlescomm
- Dagwood
- Faq (destroyed by Gobwin Knob), now reestablished by Jillian under the protection of Transylvito
- Foxmud
- Gobwin Knob
- Haggar
- Hobbittm
- Hyatt
- Jetstone
- Jitterati
- Milquetoast (destroyed by Gobwin Knob)Erf-b1-p034
- Napster (destroyed)
- Sofa King
- Transylvito
- Unaroyal (self destructed to prevent further decryption by Gobwin Knob) Erf-b1.5-p043
Other sides
Non-capital sides (also referred to as natural allies) have no capital, no cities, no royals.Erf-b1-p079a They do, however, have their own treasuries and can form long semi-permanent alliances. If there is a way for Natural Allies to become a Capital Side, it has not been stated in the comic.
Known natural allies Sides:
- Daemons
- Elves
- Altruist Elves (used to be natural allies to Jetstone)
- Eager Elves
- Lofty Elves
- Luckless Elves
- Schlemiel Elves
- Shady Elves
- Superfluous Elves
- Tardy Elves
- Woodsy Elves
- Giants
- Western Giants (natural allies to Faq, formerly Jitterati)
- Gobwins (used to be natural allies to Gobwin Knob)
- Hobgobwins (natural allies to Gobwin Knob)
- Marbits (seem to be former natural allies to Jetstone)
- Witches
- Sand Witches (natural allies to Dagwood)
- Man Witches (natural allies to Dagwood)
It does not seem that Barbarians are a single side; rather, "Barbarian" is a catch all term used to describe Units without a side or neutral cities without a Ruler. If Rulers or their Heirs lose their capital they become Barbarians. All of the permanent inhabitants of the Magic Kingdom are Barbarian Casters.
Barbarians have to rely on either farming, hunting, or mercenary work to pay upkeep of their Units. They can form alliances with capital sides.


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According to Dennis K. Berman of the Wall Street Journal ( via Twitter), a group led by Magic Johnson have agreed to purchase the Los Angeles Dodgers for $2 billion, a record price for a U.S. pro sports franchise.
Recently, Forbes.com valued the Dodgers at $1.4 billion, an increase of 75% over the previous year. However, it is unclear how much of the surrounding real estate was included in the sale. At $2 billion, it is likely that Johnson and Co. also acquired the surrounding parking lots, something that current owner Frank McCourt had been hoping to hold on to.
The previous record sale price for a Major League Baseball franchise was $845 million for the Chicago Cubs in 2009. McCourt purchased the Dodgers for $430 million in 2004. Ultimately, the value of the Dodgers skyrocketed in large part because of their pending television deal. McCourt already had one television deal rejected by Major League Baseball that was worth as much as $3 billion for 17 years ($175 million per year).

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The national Airports Capital Improvement Plan (ACIP) is an internal FAA document that serves as the primary planning tool for identifying and prioritizing critical airport development and associated capital needs for the National Airspace System. It also serves as the basis for the distribution of grant funds under the Airport Improvement Program (AIP). ACIP guidance is available in the Airports Capital Improvement Plan Order (FAA Order 5100.39A).
The FAA Airport Improvement Program Branch prepares the national ACIP annually on the basis of nine Regional ACIPs. Each FAA Regional Airports Office prepares its Regional ACIP from information provided by individual airports or state airport planning agencies on anticipated development needs over the next 3 to 5 years.
Please contact the FAA Regional Airports Office responsible for your location with any questions.


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Recently, I worked on an implementation of Rational Team Concert (RTC) in a company in São Paulo. This company hired us to implement the Rational tool and to create its process of software development. This company also hired a Kanban professional.
After a few meetings we decided to implement all together: the tool, the process of development and Kanban. This union turned out to be a success and opening my eyes to a new concept of the relationship between tools and process.
The method Kanban of software development has an emphasis on preventing waste and workload, as well as offer a visualization of the development process. It brings several concepts like "pulled" work rather than "pushed", a team or a user only starts a new task when it is able to achieve it without compromising the process. Another concept of Kanban is the continuous improvement process where changes are welcome and implemented in an evolutionary way without generating major impacts all at once.
And finally, another important concept of Kanban is the limitation of work. A team has a limit of work (items) in progress, this increases team collaboration ("swarming") to solve problems that affect the progress of the work. Another benefit of the work limitation, is that a team will never overwhelm and exceed its production capacity.
RTC has been over their latest releases, increasingly adapting themselves to the use of Kanban. The best feature in this direction is the limitation of WIP (Work In Progress). This feature along with the Taskboard Plan View, allows us to have a fully functional Kanban board within the web interface of the RTC.
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The tool allows us to visually change the board, changing WorkItems status by dragging and dropping virtual post-its, exactly as we would in a physical Kanban board. We can also set post-it colors by a variety of WorkItem properties (type, status and others)
The columns are defined from RTC states groups configured in the workflow process.
The union of a tool as powerful and customizable as the RTC, with a methodology like Kanban is proving its value in the market, and provides several benefits for companies such as:
- Flexibility: Both Kanban and RTC, are known for their ability to adapt to the changes.
- Process Visualization: Through the plans views, we can generate virtual kanban board, which give us visual information about development bottlenecks and the progress of the work;
- Continuous Improvement: With dashboards and reports features, you can extract indicators, generate graphs, and obtain productivity data that will help identify areas for improvement;
- Environment: The replacement of the physical board with a virtual one, helps maintain a better work environment and aligns with global sustainability, eliminating the excessive use of post-its.
Lastly, the combination of the RTC with Kanban is extremely beneficial and effective, and soon will become one of the most adopted market combinations.
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#196 Creating Assignment Groups in Canvas
August 22, 2013
In Canvas you can create Assignment Groups to organize the assignments in your course. Here is how to create assignment groups:
1. Click Assignments in the Sidebar of your course.
2. Click the Add Assignment Group link.
3. Type the Assignment Group title in the Group Name field.
4. Click the Update button to create the Assignment Group.
When you are finished creating your assignment group, you will have the option to place when you create new assignments.
For more information on Assignments, please see the Canvas Guides.


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Grace Lutheran, Maryland Ave., presents a Christmas Cantata at 11 a.m. Sunday. Dec. 23 A Christmas Eve Candlelight Service with Holy Communion will be held at 8 p.m. Monday. Dec. 24
Sunset Lane Baptist, 1001 N. 12th St., presents Rick Strickland in a Christmas concert at 11 a.m. Sunday. Dec. 23 For directions or information call 704-824-4533.
Weeping Mary Baptist holds the Jingle Mix & Mingle from 6 to 8 p.m. today. Saturday, Dec. 22 Adults and children age 13 and older are invited for fellowship and entertainment. Dress attire requested � no jeans.
St. John�s Lutheran, 310 W. Church St., holds two Christmas Eve services on Monday � a 5 p.m. Family Service of Lessons and Carols and an 11 p.m. Candlelight Communion Service.
Cramerton Temple of God Holiness Church, Wilkinson Boulevard, presents a special Christmas Service at 10 a.m. Sunday followed by the Christmas Play, �Heaven is Listening� at 6 p.m. Call 704-824-2345.
Middle Cross Baptist, 3474 Crouse School Road, serves a free Community Christmas Dinner at 6 p.m. Tuesday. Dec. 25
Center Baptist, South New Hope Road, hosts the annual Christmas Cantata and Candlelight service at 4 p.m. Sunday. Dec. 23
Chapel Grove Baptist, 716 Camp Rotary Road, holds a live nativity from 6:30 to 9 p.m. today and Sunday Dec. 22-23 featuring 10 scenes from the Life of Jesus.
Covenant United Methodist, 801 W. Franklin Blvd, holds a Christmas Eve Candlelight Service at 9 p.m. Monday Dec. 24 with special music and Holy Communion. Covenant will join with Trinity United Methodist Church for a Lessons and Carols service at 11 a.m. on Dec. 30. The joint service will be held at Trinity United Methodist, 1513 Florida St.
Faith United Methodist, 1511 E. Ozark Ave., holds a Candlelight Christmas Eve Service at 11 p.m. Monday Dec. 23 featuring carols and readings to welcome in Christmas.
Friendship Christian, 221 W. Bradley St., presents Breakfast for the King, a celebration of the birth of Jesus, at 8:30 a.m. Sunday Dec. 23 followed by worship at 9:45 a.m. Breakfast hosts are Bishop John and Elder Dekota McCullough.
Love Memorial Baptist, 311 E. Walnut Ave., presents a Christmas Cantata at 10:45 a.m. and a Candlelight Service at 6 p.m. Sunday. Dec. 23
Mount Calvary Baptist, 408 N. Marietta St., presents a Christmas Cantata featuring the Combined Choirs & Angelic Dancers at 5 p.m. Sunday. Dec. 22
New Hope Baptist Church, 2024 Redbud Drive, presents pianist Scott Barker in concert at 6 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 23 playing songs of Christmas.
Providence Presbyterian, 2850 Union Road, holds A Christmas Eve candlelight communion service at 6 p.m. Monday. Dec. 24
Redeemer Lutheran, 1915 S. New Hope Road, presents a Christmas Cantata, �The Night of the Father�s Love� at 5:30 p.m. Sunday. Dec. 23 A Christmas Eve Candlelight Service with Holy Communion will be held at 10:30 p.m. Monday. Dec. 24
Life of Worship Ministries, 405 Cherokee St., Kings Mountain, presents a Christmas Day Meal from noon to 1 p.m. Tuesday. Dec. 24 The ministry is located behind Farmers Furniture Store. Dine in or carry out. Free. Call 704-300-4133.
St. Matthew�s Lutheran, 201 N. Piedmont Ave., holds a Candlelight Christmas Eve service at 11 p.m. Monday. Dec. 24
Westover Baptist, 114 Westover Drive, presents a Christmas program, �The Birth of Jesus� at 6 p.m. Sunday. Dec. 23.
Pleasant Grove United Methodist, 2069 NC 182, holds a Christmas Eve Community Candlelight Service of Lessons and Carols at 5 p.m. Monday. Dec. 24 Call 704-735-7511 or visit facebook.com/pleasantgroveumc.
First Free Will Baptist, 841 Noles Drive, holds a Candlelight Service and Communion at 6 p.m. Sunday. Dec. 23 Call 704-827-7461.
New Covenant United Methodist, 14514 Lucia-Riverbend Highway, holds one service on Sunday, Dec. 23 at 11 a.m. The adult choir will present its cantata, �Comfort & Joy!� The church holds a Christmas Eve Communion and Candlelight Service at 6 p.m. Monday. Dec. 24 Call 704-827-4468
Maylo United Methodist, 1900 Spencer Mountain, hosts the Christmas musical �And On Earth Peace� at 6 p.m. Sunday. Dec. 23
Ranlo Baptist, 1517 Spencer Mountain Road, presents the cantata �Light of the World� at 11 a.m. Sunday Dec. 23 featuring the Adult Choir. Nursery provided. The church holds its Christmas Eve Service at 10 p.m. Monday. Dec. 24
Spencer Mountain Baptist, 135 Lowell Spencer Mountain Road, celebrates with �The Christmas Story In Scripture and Song� at 6 p.m., Sunday. Dec 23. Call the Rev. Jerry Rumfelt, interim pastor, 704-923-0488
Jesus is Love Holiness Church, 2603 Dallas-Stanley Highway, hosts a Christmas Eve giveaway starting at 7 a.m. Monday. Dec 24 Features free fruit, toys, clothes, and food given away while supplies last.
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Jaime N. Cage is a founding partner of Cage & Miles, LLP. Throughout her career, she has dedicated her study and practice of law exclusively to the area of family law. Her deep passion for helping families is evident to her satisfied clients and peers. In October 2015, Ms. Cage had the honor of sitting for the 2015 Certified Family Law Specialist Exam and has since received confirmation that she successfully passed the exam. Ms. Cage is a graduate of California Western School of Law where she served as the Vice President of the Child, Family and Elder Law Society. In addition to receiving Academic Achievement Awards in Mediation Advocacy and Alternative Dispute Resolution, Ms. Cage graduated at the top of her class on the Dean's Honor List. Ms. Cage is also a recipient of the State Bar of California Commendation and the Bonnie Reading Scholarship for her work in family law. Ms. Cage also holds an English degree from the University of California, Santa Barbara with a minor in Philosophy. While at UCSB, Ms. Cage worked for the college as a tutor for other students in persuasive and analytical writing. In 2012, Ms. Cage became a member of the State Bar of California and began her practice of family law. In recognition of her volunteer efforts at the San Diego Volunteer Lawyer Program and the San Diego Family Justice Center helping to represent victims of domestic violence, Ms. Cage was inducted into the Pro Bono Honor's Society.
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16 October 2018
Influenza Vaccine Composition 2019 - Southern Hemisphere/Australia
The formulation of influenza vaccines for use in Australia is determined each year by the Australian Influenza Vaccine Committee (AIVC) based on information and recommendations from the World Health Organization (WHO). A meeting of the AIVC was held on 10th October 2018 where the expert committee reviewed and evaluated data related to epidemiology, antigenic and genetic characteristics of recent influenza isolates circulating in Australia and the Southern Hemisphere, serological responses to 2017-2018 vaccines, and the availability of candidate vaccines viruses and reagents. The committee recommended that the TGA should adopt the 27 September 2018 WHO recommendations; the influenza vaccine components for the Australian 2019 influenza season should contain the following:
The influenza vaccine for the Australian 2019 influenza season is to contain the following virus strains:
Egg based Quadrivalent influenza:
- an A/Michigan/45/2015 (H1N1)pdm09-like virus;
- an A/Switzerland/8060/2017 (H3N2)-like virus;
- a B/Colorado/06/2017-like virus (B/Victoria/2/87 lineage); and
- a B/Phuket/3073/2013-like virus (B/Yamagata/16/88 lineage)
Egg based Trivalent vaccines:
- an A/Michigan/45/2015 (H1N1)pdm09-like virus;
- an A/Switzerland/8060/2017 (H3N2)-like virus; and
- a B/Phuket/3073/2013-like (B/Yamagata/16/88 lineage)
Non-egg based vaccines:
A(H3N2) component: A/Singapore/INFMH-16-0019/2016 (H3N2)-like virus
Other components the same as above indicated for egg based vaccines
1. WHO 2019 Southern Hemisphere recommendation
20 October 2017
Influenza Vaccine Composition 2018 - Southern Hemisphere/Australia
The formulation of influenza vaccines for use in Australia is determined each year by the Australian Influenza Vaccine Committee (AIVC) based on information and recommendations from the World Health Organization (WHO). A meeting of the AIVC was held on 11th October 2017 where the expert committee reviewed and evaluated data related to epidemiology, antigenic and genetic characteristics of recent influenza isolates circulating in Australia and the Southern Hemisphere, serological responses to 2016-2017 vaccines, and the availability of candidate vaccines viruses and reagents. The committee recommended that the TGA should adopt the 28 September 2017 WHO recommendations; the influenza vaccine components for the Australian 2018 influenza season should contain the following:
The influenza vaccine for the Australian 2018 influenza season contains the following three virus strains:
A (H1N1): an A/Michigan/45/2015 (H1N1)pdm09 like virus
A (H3N2): an A/Singapore/INFIMH-16-0019/2016 (H3N2) like virus
B: a B/Phuket/3073/2013 like virus
Quadrivalent vaccines should contain viruses listed above, plus the additional B virus:
B/Brisbane/60/2008 like virus.
16 January 2017
ISG Annual Scientific Meeting 2017
The 2017 ISG Annual Scientific Meeting took place once again at the Melbourne airport, on 5 & 6 February. One of the highlights of this year's meeting were presentations by international speakers Dr Dan Jernigan and Dr Jacqui Katz from the USCDC. Dr Kanta Subbarao, the new Director of Melbourne's WHO Collaboration Centre, also presented.
22 June 2016
Dr Alan Hampson steps down as Chair of Immunisation Coalition
On 22nd June 2016, Dr Alan Hampson stepped down from the Chair of the Immunisation Coalition (formerly known as the Influenza Specialist Group).
The Influenza Specialist Group had its beginnings in 1990 due to an unexpected demand for influenza vaccine in Australia. At the time, use of influenza vaccine in Australia was very low - around 500,000 doses year (compared to over 7.5million doses today). The 65 and over population alone of around 1.9 million, but the general public were very much unaware of severity of influenza.
In fact, doctors were not recommending vaccination against influenza, because they did not see influenza as important, nor did they believe that the vaccine was effective. In addition, there was no promotion or advertising about influenza vaccination.
This is where Alan Hampson led the charge. With a small cadre of like minded individuals he began raising awareness of influenza. His efforts grew each year, with the Influenza Specialist Group being established as a not for profit organisation in 2006, and has gone from strength to strength under his guiding hand. At the ISG's 2016 annual general meeting, it was agreed to change the name from Influenza Specialist Group to Immunisation Coalition, in recognition of the organisation's move into a broader vaccine preventable diseases arena. The organization clearly would not be what it is today without the tireless work and the leadership of Alan Hampson.
A virologist with over 40 years experience working with influenza, Alan's career includes responsibility for developing influenza vaccine production processes with the Australian biopharmaceutical group CSL Limited, and subsequently as Deputy Director and operational head of the WHO Collaborating Centre for Reference and Research on Influenza, Melbourne, from its designation in 1992 until his retirement in September 2005.
Alan has received numerous awards and recognition for his contribution to public health, including: recipient of the Asia Pacific Society for Medical Virology Excellence Award (2006); an Honorary Doctorate of Medicine from the University of Melbourne (2006); the Order of Australia Medal for his contributions to public health, particularly with respect to influenza (2007); and was made a Fellow of the Australian Society for Microbiology (FASM) in (2007).
He has now handed over the reins to Professor Paul Van Buynder, who will lead the Immunisation Coalition into a new era. Alan will remain a Director for the time being, and will continue to chair the Influenza Specialist Group, which is now a special interest group of the Immunisation Coalition.
5 April 2016
Exciting change ahead!
The ISG started a process of metamorphosis more than two years ago with an objective to build on its reputation and experience as a not-for-profit advocacy group to fight vaccine hesitancy on a broader scale. Based on an in-depth consultation process for strategic change that included members and stakeholders, the ISG Board of Directors put a proposal to its members at the 2016 AGM to change the organisation's name from the Influenza Specialist Group to the Immunisation Coalition. ASIC formally approved the change of name on 29th February 2016.
Over the years the ISG has become a very strong brand name in relation to advocacy for influenza prevention and treatment. The ISG will continue as a brand in the form of a special interest group within the Immunisation Coalition. The influenza meeting that takes place at the beginning of each year will still be known as the ISG's annual scientific meeting.
The Immunisation Coalition will become a broader based organisation that encompasses a range of vaccine preventable diseases with an aim to reduce/change vaccine hesitancy amongst Australians.
- The Immunisation Coalition will improve the protection of all Australians against infectious diseases by advocacy for immunisation.
- To create public awareness regarding the importance of immunisation by providing educational materials and communication programs.
- To co-operate with key Australian professional bodies, consumer advocacy groups and the Australian, State and Territory Governments in their educational activities focused on immunisation to bring information to Australian healthcare professionals and the public.
- To work with consumers, health professionals and organisations with an interest in immunisation, ensuring that the information provided to consumers through our website and other communication channels is current, easily understood and scientifically informed.
In addition to influenza, the Immunisation Coalition will encompass pneumococcal disease, pertussis and zoster in its initial advocacy portfolio, and will continue to work with key Australian professional and consumer groups, and the Australian Federal, State and Territory Departments of Health.
The Immunisation Coalition will be launched officially in Brisbane on June 10th 2016 at its inaugural adult vaccination forum, following the PHAA communicable diseases meeting.
29 February 2016
Northern Hemisphere Influenza Vaccine Composition 2016-2017
The World Health Organisation (WHO) has just announced its recommended formulation for influenza vaccines to be used in the Northern Hemisphere winter 2016-17. The periodic replacement of virus strains contained in influenza vaccine is necessary because of the constant evolution of influenza viruses, which can change their antigenic and genetic characteristics.
The WHO recommendation on the composition of influenza virus vaccines for use in the northern hemisphere 2016-2017 was announced in a WHO Information Meeting and Round-table Discussion with manufacturers and regulatory agencies; following a 3-day WHO Consultation with Advisers from WHO CCs and WHO ERLs based on year-round surveillance by the WHO Global Influenza Surveillance and Response System (GISRS).
It is recommended that trivalent vaccines for use in the 2016-2017 northern hemisphere influenza season contain the following:
- A/California/7/2009 (H1N1)pdm09-like virus;
- A/Hong Kong/4801/2014 (H3N2)-like virus;
- a B/Brisbane/60/2008-like virus.
It is recommended that quadrivalent vaccines for use in the 2016-2017 northern hemisphere influenza season containing two influenza B viruses contain the above three viruses and:
- B/Phuket/3073/2013-like virus.
Available candidate vaccine viruses following the above recommendation and the full technical reports can be found at:
In addition, the review on vaccine viruses for zoonotic influenza vaccine development is updated through the WHO Consultation:
The availability of candidate vaccine viruses of seasonal influenza vaccines, and of other subtypes of influenza for pandemic preparedness purposes can be found at: http://www.who.int/influenza/vaccines/virus/en/
1 December 2015
Southern Hemisphere Influenza Vaccine Composition 2016
The formulation of influenza vaccines for use in Australia is determined each year by the Australian Influenza Vaccine Committee (AIVC) based on information and recommendations from the World Health Organization (WHO). (Find out about the process here).
The influenza vaccine for the Australian 2016 influenza season contains the following three virus strains:
- A (H1N1): an A/California/7/2009 (H1N1) - like virus
- A (H3N2): an A/Hong Kong/4801/2014 (H3N2) like virus*
- B: a B/Brisbane/60/2008 like virus
Quadrivalent vaccines should contain viruses listed above, plus the additional B virus:
- B/Phuket/3073/2013 like virus.
25 June 2015
ISG Media Alert: Media release Beat the flu and have a flu shot now! While influenza cases are on the rise, it is not too late to get vaccinated.
As the number of influenza cases start to rise and amid indications that Australia is facing another particularly severe flu season, a new ISG survey shows that many Australians remain unprotected because of the late availability of vaccine this year and difficulty in arranging vaccination.
The latest ISG survey shows that 1 in 5 people who had intended to get a flu shot this year are currently still unprotected. 33% of them stated they could either not get a suitable GP appointment or the vaccine was not available at their GP.
Download the full media release here
1st June 2015
The national AusVaxSafety vaccine safety surveillance system announces the 2015 seasonal influenza vaccine is safe in children under 5 years of age.
AusVaxSafety surveillance is a collaborative initiative led by the National Centre for Immunisation, Research and Surveillance (NCIRS) and involves vaccine safety experts, state and territory public health systems, general practitioners and children's hospitals across Australia. It is funded by the Australian Government Department of Health. AusVaxSafety uses two computer-based software systems, known as Vaxtracker and SmartVax, which send SMSs or web-based surveys to parents and carers seeking information on how their child felt after receiving the influenza vaccine.
25th May 2015
Educational Webinar: All you need to know about the 2015 Flu Shot!
Now available here
For GPs, nurses, and immunisation providers.
13th April 2015
ISG Media Alert: Short window remaining to get a flu shot this year – available April 20, 2015
At-risk groups urged to book a #flushotnow with flu on the rise
- Australia's leading influenza expert body is urging Australians to "book a flu shot now", with influenza cases already at significantly higher levels recorded than this time last year.
- The government-funded flu vaccine for at-risk groups will be made available by April 20, a month later than usual, due to manufacturing delays with incorporating two new strains into the vaccine.
- The Influenza Specialist Group (ISG) is warning the late start to the flu vaccination season is leaving Australians with close to six weeks to get vaccinated before winter.
According to Dr Alan Hampson, Chairman of the ISG, the most recent serious influenza cases in the Northern hemisphere were caused by the A(H3N2) virus, which emerged as the predominant, circulating strain during the five-to-six month vaccine manufacturing period. This virus type, which has historically been associated with increased severity among the elderly, has also severely impacted all age groups.
"The 2015 Southern Hemisphere free flu vaccine contains two new strains, including the H3N2 influenza strain, which has been responsible for a severe flu season and high flu hospitalisation rates in the Northern Hemisphere, and the late outbreaks of influenza B in Europe.
"All indications are that our vaccine is now a really good match for the coming Australian flu season."
Down load full media release here.
Our Annual Free Flu Vaccination event is on again at Graduate House in Melbourne.
17 March 2015
National Seasonal Influenza Immunisation Program delayed until 20 April 2015
The Department of Health recently advised that the National Seasonal Influenza Immunisation Program for 2015 would not commence on the usual date of 15 March, but would instead commence on 20 April of this year. The main reason for the delay was the due to two strain changes from the 2014 vaccine.
However, there has been some confusion regarding the reasons for the delayed availability of influenza vaccine in Australia this year. For example, the suggestion that vaccine had been made from 'old strains' and in view of the less than ideal protection seen in the Northern Hemisphere winter had to be replaced and the process started again.
The formulation for the current year's Australian vaccine was actually determined early in October 2014 and manufacture commenced shortly afterwards, prior to any shortcomings of the Northern Hemisphere vaccine becoming known.
A detailed description of the Influenza vaccine formulation process can be found here: vaccine formulation process
2 Feb 2015
ISG Annaul Scientific Meeting 2015
Our annual scientific meeting in Melbourne was an enormous success. Read more.
30 January 2015
2015 Southern Hemisphere Seasonal Influenza Vaccine to Contain Updated Strains
The Australian Government, Department of Health has announced earlier this month, that 'the National Seasonal Influenza Immunisation Program for 2015 will not commence on the usual start date of 15 March. The main reason for the delay is that 2015 southern hemisphere seasonal influenza vaccine will contain updated strains for two of the three vaccine components compared with the 2014 vaccine.
A double-strain change can present difficulties for the manufacturers and regulatory authorities and may sometimes result in manufacturing delays as has occurred this year. A decision has been made to delay the program until sufficient supplies of influenza vaccine are available. Nevertheless, the delay will not affect final vaccine supply volumes, and it is expected that vaccine will be available in adequate time for vaccination ahead of influenza outbreaks which typically do not occur before May. No vaccine shortages are anticipated. See http://www.immunise.health.gov.au/
The ISG will update the information accordingly over the next few weeks.
19 January 2015
Winner of the 2015 ISG Travel Scholarship is announced.
The ISG congratulates Ms Anita Smith on winning the 2015 ISG travel scholarship.
The scholarship is available to applicants (students with a demonstrable interest in influenza/respiratory vaccine preventable infectious diseases) studying an undergraduate or postgraduate medical degree at an Australian University.
Anita completed her bachelor of Pharmacy in NZ, followed by a Graduate Diploma in Pharmacy Practice at Monash University. She also holds a John Flynn Placement Program Scholarship, and is doing her MBBS at the University of Notre Dame in WA.
She plans to share the knowledge gained at the ASM with fellow students via a presentation at her university, and to increase awareness of the importance of influenza generally. Having worked clinically with influenza vaccinations, she would like to observe the debates on influenza issues, to get a better understanding of the bigger picture from a public health perspective. In the future, she aims to complete an internship with WHO working with their Immunization, Vaccines and Biologicals department.
12 August 2014
ISG Media Alert: Flu is here: With numbers climbing, Mum's are hit the hardest!
With more than 20,979 laboratory confirmed cases in the country, Australia is experiencing double the number of cases than at the same time last year.
17 July 2014
ISG Media Alert: Despite long-‐standing recommendations, the uptake of influenza vaccination in Australian children with high-‐risk medical conditions is low – new study.
Australian children with high risk medical conditions are not being sufficiently vaccinated against influenza. A new study has revealed that more than half (59%) of children with high risk conditions, and 86% with standard risk conditions are not being vaccinated. 1 Children with high risk medical conditions, including severe respiratory disease, diabetes, cancer and other conditions which impair immunity, are prone to severe influenza infection. Many high risk children in Australia remain unvaccinated against influenza despite long-‐standing recommendations for its use in this group.
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17 July 2014
ISG Media Alert: This year's flu can hit the fit young and healthy!
A patient's story:
It was just a normal Friday evening earlier this year, when 40 year old gold coast resident, Gai O'Dwyer began experiencing severe headaches and body cramps. Over the week-end her symptoms worsened and she felt really sick. So she went to see her GP who suspected a case of influenza and did a nasal swab test. The diagnosis was confirmed a few days later by the laboratory results, which specified the virus as Influenza A. What followed was an extremely difficult six weeks for Gai and her family. Her husband had to take two weeks off work to care for her and their young daughter while she recovered.
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16 July 2014
ISG Media Alert: Influenza vaccination during pregnancy is safe and effective
However coverage in Australia is less than 40% - attitudes of GPs need to change - new study
A new study has revealed that less than 40% of pregnant Australian women are being vaccinated against the flu. Pregnant women have an increased risk of influenza complications and scientific evidence suggests that the influenza vaccine is both safe and effective during pregnancy.
The study, undertaken by BMC Family Practice, aimed to investigate the attitudes, beliefs and practices of General Practitioners in relation to influenza vaccines and pregnancy. Remarkably, one-third of General Practitioners did not think that influenza during pregnancy was a serious risk for mother and infant.
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15 July 2014
ISG Media Alert: Although winter is here, it's not too late to get a flu shot!
Experts warn: DON'T SOLDIER ON IF YOU HAVE THE FLU!
A recent study has revealed that two in three Aussie workers incorrectly believe that antibiotics are effective in treating the flu. The study, published by NPS MedicineWise, has revealed a lack of understanding around the severity of influenza and the need for education around prevention and treatment. In short, antibiotics only work for bacterial infections, whereas influenza is due to a virus and requires prescription antivirals administered early to treat the infection.
Many popular over-the-counter cold and flu medications can provide relief from some symptoms of flu, yet they have no affect on the virus itself. The study also revealed that as many as 94% of Australian workers have gone to work with the flu.
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28 May 2014
Congratulations to ISG Director Professor Raina MacIntyre for recieving the National Immunisation Achivement Award 2014.
Equity in Disease Prevention: Vaccines for the elderly.
Friday 20th June (9 am - 5 pm)
Lakeside 3, Bayview on the Park Hotel
52 Queens Road, Melbourne
Victoria, Australia.
Featuring Max Walker AM, former Australian test cricketer as Keynote Speaker who will speak about the importance of healthy ageing in society.
"We live in an ageing society, where positive ageing and prevention are key to a healthy future. Vaccines can prevent disease, suffering and death. The elderly are at increased risks of vaccine preventable diseases such as influenza, pneumococcal disease, herpes zoster and pertussis. Immunisation is an effective and available strategy for reducing disease burden in the elderly, yet vaccines for the elderly are under-utilised and under-valued compared to children."
This workshop will feature international and national speakers on aging and vaccinology (pneumococcal disease, quadrivalent influenza vaccine, herpes zoster and pertussis), including Professor David Goldblatt, University College London who will speak on the future of pneumococcal vaccines for the elderly. The workshop will provide an update on the latest evidence around immunisation for the elderly, and will address barriers for prevention of infection in the elderly.
For more information visit: www.creimmunisation.com.au
27 May 2014
Flu Virus and People with Chronic Kidney Disease
By Dr Alan Hampson OAM, BSc, MSc, MD(Hon), FASM
"Are people with chronic kidney disease at increased risk?
The answer is yes, they are at increased risk of becoming seriously ill, being hospitalised and even dying if they contract influenza. There are a number of reasons for this."
20 May 2014
Influenza: Time to vaccinate. But who and why?
By Dr Alan Hampson OAM, BSc, MSc, MD(Hon), FASM
"Influenza vaccination should be recommended not only to all patients who qualify for the government-funded vaccine but also to those shown to be at increased risk of complications in the 2009-10 influenza pandemic, including the clinically obese and tobacco smokers."
24 April 2014
Study shows that frail elderly with poor immunity can respond well to pneumonia vaccines – sheds light on the role of old and new pneumonia vaccines
"Our study found that immune responses diminish with increasing age and frailty, but that even people with absent immunity at baseline can mount a strong response to vaccines. This is strong evidence that the elderly can be protected by pneumococcal vaccines," said Professor Raina MacIntyre, the lead author of the study.
The winner of the inaugural ISG Annual Scientific Meeting travel scholarship has been announced.
The Influenza Specialist Group wishes to congratulate Anthea Katelaris on being awarded the ISG Annual Scientific Meeting travel scholarship for 2014 – the first time such a scholarship has been given.
Anthea is a final-year medical student with a passion for public health, influenza and vaccinology, and a demonstrable interest in influenza, having completed a year of research in the field, as well as an internship at the WHO Regional Office for Europe Vaccine-preventable Diseases Unit.
The ISG would also like to thank the other scholarship applicants for their submissions, all of which were of a very high standard.
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Saturday, March 03, 2012
Kurt for Congress!
10 comments:
- COL said...
Wow! This is great news!!!! Good luck!
Awesome and Inspiring!
- Strange Brew said...
Im happy to see you two are taking action and speaking up. I cant blame the people who cant see the forest through the trees but I do blame the people who know better and still stay quiet. I salute your courage and you have my honest and earnest support! If you ever need an able body on the east coast just drop me a line!
With that said, I am starting a community dialogue in my NJ/NY metro area about the Stratfor Email Wikileak releases which have garnered little attention.
Before I open my project to the public and subject myself to the expected criticism there is one piece of information Im looking for that you may be able to help me with. Unfortunately I dont feel comfortable asking on here.
Two minutes of your time if you feel so incline. Regardless, you two have my full support.
- Fisher said...
I would like to encourage you, Kurt, and everyone else who will help Kurt run for congress to make sure that you do everything you possibly can to make sure that Kurt doesn't get cheated out of votes. It doesn't take a rocket scientist to see that Ron Paul is being cheated votes cuz he will try to put an end to government corruption, and it makes perfect sense that the government will try to do the same think to Kurt. So I encourage you to make sure this doesn't happen.
Further, I would also like to take this moment to let you in on some probable cause that I have uncovered that I'm sure you and Kurt would love to hear about since you are lawyers who have beef with the government. Would you believe that I have uncovered compelling evidence that George W. Bush has lied to the world about 9/11? If you haven't heard, during the week before the 10th anniversary of 9/11, the Nat Geo channel showed Bush's first ever on-camera interview about 9/11. Well, I decided to teach myself how to read body language so I could find out if Bush was lying, and I did this by taking tons of notes while watching the History Channel documentary "Secrets of Body Language" and then I used my notes to analyze Bush's 9/11 interview. Well, lo and behold this "experiment" that I decided to do enabled me to uncover 16 signs of deceitful body language in Bush's interview, and this past November I posted the 16 signs in the comments section of the youtube page where you can see Bush's whole interview (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ke_OgE_V6tQ is the site and my youtube screen name is fanof2012). Since 93% of communication is thru body language, I think it's safe to say that this is smoking gun proof (and probable cause) that the government has lied to the world about what has happened on 9/11! So I send this info to you with the hope that you might consider analyzing Bush's body language youself or perhaps hire a body language expert or forensic psychologist to analyze Bush, and if you manage to uncover lots of deceitful body language like I did perhaps you might consider making an effort to use it as probable cause to press charges against Bush. Honestly, I've made a huge effort to spread the word about this, especially to body language experts, but I still feel that I need help with this since I know that people are not likely to listen to me or believe me since I'm just an average joe individual. And now I've decided to tell you as well. And in all seriosness, I think it would be beneficial for people to learn how to read body language so they can tell if people in government are lying, and of course, if politicians and world leaders know that the common people can identify deceitful body language, then they will have NO CHOICE but to tell the truth.
- Fisher said...
Just wanted to let you in on some interesting info I discovered about judge Nancy Edmunds. If you weren't already aware, Nancy Edmunds was nominated by former President George H.W. Bush on September 11, 1991, exactly 10 years prior to 9/11. This was also the same day that Bush Sr. announced plans for the New World Order, which some people feel will signal an end to liberty. WHAT A COINCIDENCE!!!
I propose that you tell this to Alex Jones. I'm sure he will have a field day with this!
- Barrie said...
All the best to you, Kurt!
Excellent idea!... You should get on the Alex Jones show asap and make an announcement.
I would have never learned about your campaign if I hadn't visited your website today. We need to increase the attention to your effort.
Most people had thought you had given up on America after the Underwear bomber trial ended... and I'm sure everyone would be excited to see that you are taking the fight for justice and accountability to the next level.
Please contact Alex and get the word out about your campaign. We need more people like you running for office...
By the way, I found a news article that backs up your claim about a 2nd person being arrested on the underwear bomber flight:
I came across this in one of my daily searches, I would like to know if there is a way I can email Mr. Haskell? I have watched all the videos on this page, and am dumbfounded. I feel so very foolish for believing what I heard on the News. I am very grateful for him having the courage to say what he did in these videos.
I have shown these to everyone I know. Best of luck to you, Patrick.
If you or he, uses PGP, my key can be found on the public servers, and I prefer that, of course, if not, no worries.
Cheers, best of luck to you both.
- onderkoffer said...
great news.
here some support from amsterdam,the world need to understand ,this election is important for the whole world.
ron paul for president!!!
I heard there was a lawsuit that Kurt had filed against Ed Chiarini who had alleged that Kurt was actually an actor who was played by Tony Greenburg as a part of a cointel, is that true or do you know anything about this lawsuit?


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If anything ever proved the old saw about committees and camels, it is the schemes for the extremely large and extremely lucrative redevelopment of New York's Hudson Yards, the 28 acres on Manhattan's far West Side currently up for sale by the Metropolitan Transportation Authority to the bidder with the most financial allure and the best camel — oops, plan.
Anyone who has watched this ritual real-estate dance in New York before knows what to expect: After the display and the discussion and a tortuous path of Catch-22 obstacles and Machiavellian deal-making, we will get a lot of very, very big buildings that will make someone very, very rich. There will be a great many of these very large buildings because the site is enormous. The 28 acres that span the rail yards from 30th to 33rd streets and 10th Avenue to the Hudson River, dwarfing Ground Zero's 16 acres, have already been rezoned in part for the biggest buildings possible.
The only other thing we can count on is that whatever is eventually built there will bear very little resemblance to what we are being shown now. For which we should be tremendously thankful. Because it is hard to believe that teams with this much financial heft and assembled star power could come up with something so awesomely bad. Only two of them appear to have thought about it beyond the standard investment model blown up to gargantuan scale.
The scenario is right on schedule. The decision by the public agency, the cash-strapped MTA, to sell the land to private developers was followed by a request for proposals that included guidelines for commercial and residential construction, landscaped open space, and a cultural building and school. (Historically, the amenities have a way of fading away or being relegated to reduced, fringe status later on; see, for example, the case of the disappearing cultural buildings at Ground Zero.)
Once the bids and presentations are in and the show is over, the real negotiating will get under way. So why the charade — the expensively executed and seductively lit models, the earnest presentations by the architects, the request for public reactions? Why do we discuss the proposals at all?
|Extell Development's submission
Hope springs eternal, of course, because the chance to create something of lasting value on this incredible site begs to be honored; other world cities are making it clear in projects of similar magnitude that more than money matters as they embrace standards of architecture and planning that leave New York in the dust. We continue to find the spectacle of developers' promotional and political savvy riveting, knowing that success will depend on the deal and not the design.
Only two of the five proposals being considered are worth talking about. Extell Development's submission, by the architect Steven Holl, could have the unity, character and potential beauty of a Rockefeller Center, and it is unique in this respect. The scheme flies in the face of the current cant about pluralism and diversity and proves once again that architecture is about vision and ideas. While the other proposals include a massive truss over the yards that is meant to support the new construction, Mr. Holl substitutes a suspension deck. (The trains will continue to run underneath.) This bridge-like deck carries the lesser weight (and expense) of a park, while the structures surrounding it, handsomely grouped for views of the Empire State Building and the Hudson River, can be built on solid ground. You have to admire Excell's courage in going with a single gifted architect and putting all its chips on design.
|The Brookfield Properties plan.
The plan offered by Brookfield Properties is the work of Skidmore, Owings and Merrill and the landscape firm Field Operations. (Brookfield-owned property in Lower Manhattan includes The Wall Street Journal offices at 200 Liberty Street.) The fine environmental hand of Field Operations is easy to discern. The planning process starts with the nature of the site, addressing the huge variations in elevation from street to platform to waterfront, changes in grade that create a formidable barrier to the city around it. This is not easy to read in the models or in the other proposals with their emphasis on hype and heavyweight names.
Continuing the local streets through the site establishes the connective tissue. Instead of treating landscape as leftover space between buildings, Field Operations makes it the unifying factor, softening transitions and tying everything together. Recognizing Chelsea to the south, the plan connects the 30th Street frontage to existing neighborhood fabric and scale, with the High Line, the elevated park-in-progress on the abandoned train bed that skirts the area, incorporated as part of the action.
This section of the High Line was considered expendable by a number of the developers until public opinion made them think otherwise; it appears in all of the schemes, usually as a kind of peripheral trim. Or worse, a device for enhancing commercial properties by allowing direct exits onto the elevated park, a terrible idea. Skidmore, Owings and Merrill's most conspicuous contribution is a pair of skyscrapers that look, in profile, alarmingly like sex toys. A reasonable selection of innovative architects completes the proposal.
|The Related Cos. project.
Both the Extell and Brookfield schemes suffer from the lack of a major tenant. Tishman Speyer has the promise of Morgan Stanley, the Durst Vornado team has brought along Condé Nast, apparently already out of room in its relatively new Times Square headquarters, and the Related Cos. comes with News Corp., which recently added The Wall Street Journal to its publications with the purchase of Dow Jones. The fact that such deals frequently fall apart in the changing economic climate of the intervening years of construction doesn't seem to diminish their value.
The Related Cos., with a drop-dead list of consultants, contributors, collaborators and anyone else who could be thrown into the mix (design teams can be camels, too), has covered all possible bases with something dreadful for everybody. This is not planning, it's pandering. They are either cynical or clueless; how else to explain the grossly opportunistic architectural zoo of Arquitectonica's jazzy modern and Robert A.M. Stern's retro-traditional and the high-powered skyscraper-style of the lead firm, Kohn Pederson Fox? Related is rumored to be the front-runner because of a shrewd combination of financial backing, political connections and establishment names. It is quite clear that they know what they are doing and why they are doing it — and it is perfectly awful.
|The Durst Vornado city-of-the- future design.
I seem to have blocked out the Durst Vornado team; possibly there were too many abstract planning clichés fished out of the past to absorb. I am resisting the inexplicable revival of the discredited elevated walkways of the 1960s that were a notorious failure in places like London's Barbican and South Bank, presented under the trendy archispeak of "biomimetic concepts," "microclimates" and "layering." Even worse, they slither across parkland, where they do not belong, and will stand vacant and unused because it is already a matter of record that people avoid them. The rest is standard city-of-the-future.
|The Tishman Speyer proposal
Finally, there is the elephantine dead-on-arrival proposal by Helmut Jahn and Peter Walker for Tishman Speyer. What in the world were they thinking? This oppressive arrangement of immense matched towers (I will not mention the diagonal stripes) relates to nothing; it is a throwback to the most insensitive urban renewal projects of the past century. The landscaped platform and its concentric steps evokes all those abandoned outdoor amphitheaters that looked so great in bird's-eye views but never worked. You have the feeling that if you gave the whole thing a good push it would slide right down to the bottom of the Hudson River.
The most disturbing aspect of this high-stakes game is the default of the city and the public agencies involved: their failure to create — or is it simply disinterest? — a coordinated plan for a West Side bursting with development from Penn Station and Madison Square Garden to the Javits Center, allowing these cobbled up investment schemes to substitute for any appropriate, larger solutions.
The city thinks like a developer; that vision thing, the long-term overview, the balance of private investment and public utility and amenity, is just not there. The disposition of public land is expedited on the developers' terms even though the land is the most powerful negotiating tool of all — something so valuable in New York that builders would kill for it — and the Hudson Yards are an estimated $7 billion prize. It is accepted that whatever the plans are for these vast tracts of squandered opportunity, they will ultimately be controlled, compromised, or scuttled by the winner of the financial contest that is at the heart of the matter. New York will continue to sell itself short all the way to the bank.
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7/08 Update: Our group's project was to help plan the ALA-APA 5th anniversary event held at the 2008 ALA Annual Conference. We worked with Jenifer Grady to contact the persons and groups being recognized for helping ALA-APA to get off the ground and to reach their five year anniversary.
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