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One-Year AKI Stage 3 Outcome in Elderly Patients at a Secondary Care Hospital in the United Kingdom
AKI Clinical, Outcomes, and Trials - 1
102 AKI: Clinical, Outcomes, and Trials
Rathod, Jeetendra Ramesh, Darent Valley Hospital, Dartford, Kent, United Kingdom
Jeetendra Ramesh Rathod,
James, Matthew, Darent Valley Hospital, Dartford, Kent, United Kingdom
Matthew James,
Shafqat, Syed Adnan, Darent Valley Hospital, Dartford, Kent, United Kingdom
Syed Adnan Shafqat,
Kwan, Jonathan, Darent Valley Hospital, Dartford, Kent, United Kingdom
Jonathan Kwan,
Elderly patients are prone to Acute Kidney Injury (AKI) 3 due to multiple co-morbidities and frailty. The short term and long term outcome and mortality in this group of patients is unclear.
We prospectively collected data on patients aged over 70 years with AKI 3 from the daily e-alert sent by the hospital biochemistry lab. 117 patients attended or admitted to secondary care hospital in West Kent, UK over 6.5 months between 13 December 2018 and 26 May 2019 were analysed and followed up for next 12 months. AKI 3 was defined as per KDIGO Criteria. Data was collected for age, co-morbidities, serum creatinine at admission, peak, discharge and 12 months, cause of AKI 3 and mortality. Exclusion criteria: AKI stage 1, stage 2 and patients on regular dialysis.
57% patients had community acquired and 43% developed AKI 3 while as in-patient. The mean age was 80.1 + 6.2 years with co-morbidities of Chronic Kidney Disease (>3) 64.7%, Cardiovascular disease (CVD) 50%, Diabetes Mellitus 42.2% and Malignancy 8.7%. The stable baseline, peak and discharge s. creatinine (mean + std dev) were 127.7 + 85.6, 420.9 + 222.7 and 248.5 + 184.5 umol/L respectively. 59.5% patients were reviewed by nephrologists and 20.7% were transferred under renal care. 30.4% had oliguria at presentation. The reasons for AKI 3 were classified as pre-renal (59.48%), urinary obstruction (11.2%) and renal that included sepsis (13.79%), cardio-renal syndrome (3.45%), drug induced nephrotoxicity (2.6%), other renal including ATN (9.70%). Renal function recovery was complete in 44.8%, Partial in 22.4% whereas 32.8% did not have any recover. 6 (5.17%) patients needed acute haemodialysis, of these 2 died and 4 (66.6%) were discharged off dialysis and were alive at 12 months. 47.4% patients were alive at discharge with s.creatinine of 173.2 + 143.2 umol/L while only 32% of the overall patients were alive at 12 months with s. creatinine (eGFR) (mean + std dev.) 161.5 + 127 umol/L (48 + 28 ml/min) with mean follow up of 331 + 112 days. All patients that did not recover from AKI died.
We conclude that short and long term outcome in patients with AKI 3 aged more than 70 years has high mortality at discharge (52%) and 12 months (68%). AKI 3 is common in patients with co-morbidity of CKD, CVD and Diabetes mellitus. Outome of acute haemodialysis is effective in select group of patients.


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Mosaic of the Emperor Justinian from the Basiilica of San Vitale.
Ravenna [raˈvenna] ( listen) (Romagnol: Ravêna) is the caipital ceety o the Province o Ravenna in the Emilia-Romagna region o Italy. It wis the caipital ceety o the Wastren Roman Empire frae 402 till that empire collapsed in 476. It then servit as the caipital o the Kinrick o the Ostrogoths till it wis conquered in 540 bi the Byzantine Empire. Efterwairds, the ceety formit the centre o the Byzantine Exarchate o Ravenna till the invasion o the Franks in 751, efter which it became the seat o the Kinrick o the Lombards.
Awtho an inland ceety, Ravenna is connectit tae the Adriatic Sea bi the Candiano Canal. It is the location o a UNESCO Warld Heritage Steid.
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Using Evisense, students are able to contribute to the record of their learning by adding achievements, reviewing and reflecting on their work, and giving feedback to their peers. All of these insights help to show a child's unique journey; possibly demonstrating their frustration with challenges, their perseverance, and finally their pride as they achieve their goal.
Evisense can be used in many ways with students. The simplest of which is to demonstrate progress using a timeline. This enables a teacher to show a student the progress they have made in an easy to understand, visual way. This can be done by looking at photos of work from previous years to see the achievements that have been reached and the improvements the student has made. Evisense can also be used by parents to do the same thing, just having a simple conversation on a regular basis will encourage the child and boost their confidence.
Students can also use Evisense themselves. Schools can give students access to their own Student Profile - showing all their evidence, diary information, newsletters and shared evidence. Students can take their own photos, record video or audio, or upload documents. They can comment on what they upload showing pride in their work, which they can then share with parents. Children learn and achieve more than parents realise at school, students can use Evisense to show their parents what they are capable of.
Schools can allow students to share their evidence with their friends, it enables friends to comment on each other's work and congratulate each other for what they have achieved. It is a gentle and safe introduction to social media, somewhere they can express themselves but where it is monitored. Teachers will always be able to see everything a student posts. Students, teachers or parents can report evidence or messages they feel are inappropriate. The information is immediately removed and reported to the school, so they can decide what action to take.


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#define tomvizLoadDataReaction_h

#include <pqReaction.h>

class vtkImageData;
class vtkSMProxy;

namespace tomviz {
class DataSource;

/// LoadDataReaction handles the "Load Data" action in tomviz. On trigger,
/// this will open the data file and necessary subsequent actions, including:
/// \li make the data source "active".
///
class LoadDataReaction : public pqReaction
{
  Q_OBJECT

  typedef pqReaction Superclass;

public:
  LoadDataReaction(QAction* parentAction);
  virtual ~LoadDataReaction();

  /// Create a raw data source from the reader.
  static DataSource* createDataSource(vtkSMProxy* reader,
                                      bool defaultModules = true,
                                      bool child = false);

  /// Create a data source that can be populated with data.
  static DataSource* createDataSource(vtkImageData* imageData);

  /// Create a data source using Tomviz readers (no proxy).
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                                           bool defaultModules = true,
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  static QList<DataSource*> loadData();

  /// Load a data file from the specified location.
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                              bool addToRecent = true, bool child = false);

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                              bool addToRecent = true, bool child = false);

  /// Handle creation of a new data source.
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protected:
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Lawrence Wallack — 1993-10-07 in Language Arts & Disciplines
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Using the media to promote public health is an innovative and valuable approach. Media Advocacy and Public Health develops the concept of media advocacy as a central strategy for the prevention of public health problems. How we think about health problems, and what we do about them, is largely determined by how they are reported on television, radio, and in the newspaper. Often, crucial issues of public health policy are discussed and decided only after they are made visible by the media. A traditional communication strategy like social marketing focuses on giving people a message. Media advocacy gives people a voice. The first book of its kind, Media Advocacy and Public Health lays out the theoretical framework and practical guidelines to successful media advocacy strategies. Eight case studies, ranging from alcohol to AIDS, vividly illustrate how media advocacy has been successfully applied.
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During the last twenty years, the interest in public health leadership has continued to increase with the need to strengthen the infrastructure of public health, the events of September 11, 2001, the health reform movement, scientific breakthroughs, the increasing role for primary care programs in the public health agenda, and the increasing deficit at the federal, state, and local level. Since the publication of the first edition in 2003, Public Health Leadership: Putting Principles Into Practice has become a standard reference for future and practicing public health leaders. In five parts, it explores the basic theories and principles of leadership and then describes how they may be applied in the public health setting. Leadership skills and competencies, as well as methods for measuring and evaluating leaders are all thoroughly covered.This new third editioin is an exhaustive revision that now includes extensive coverage of the leadership skills and tools that are critical to managing public health emergencies. It also offers:* Updated exercises and case studies throughout* New chapter on Building Infrastructure, * New chapter on Accreditation, * New chapter on the Global Public Health Leader* New accompanying online Instructor's Manual with over 100 references on leadership, additional case studies, curriculum guide, toolkit, and additional exercises.
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The Future of the Public s Health in the 21st Century
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The anthrax incidents following the 9/11 terrorist attacks put the spotlight on the nation's public health agencies, placing it under an unprecedented scrutiny that added new dimensions to the complex issues considered in this report. The Future of the Public's Health in the 21st Century reaffirms the vision of Healthy People 2010, and outlines a systems approach to assuring the nation's health in practice, research, and policy. This approach focuses on joining the unique resources and perspectives of diverse sectors and entities and challenges these groups to work in a concerted, strategic way to promote and protect the public's health. Focusing on diverse partnerships as the framework for public health, the book discusses: The need for a shift from an individual to a population-based approach in practice, research, policy, and community engagement. The status of the governmental public health infrastructure and what needs to be improved, including its interface with the health care delivery system. The roles nongovernment actors, such as academia, business, local communities and the media can play in creating a healthy nation. Providing an accessible analysis, this book will be important to public health policy-makers and practitioners, business and community leaders, health advocates, educators and journalists.
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The media influence how we live--and die. Tobacco can kill us, yet we continue to smoke. Drinking and driving is a lethal combination, yet we continue to drive when inebriated. Poor diet slowly destroys us, yet we continue to eat unhealthily. Why? Evolving from a national conference, Mass Communication and Public Health examines why public information campaigns have achieved limited success and what can be done to improve their effectiveness. This up-to-date volume has a fourfold focus:
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Same old, same old? How could planet formation material be unchanged?
Origin stuff from 50 million years after the solar system formation 4.5 billion years ago, is still being extruded, exploded (or created, transformed) on our planets surface.
Earth's mantle is made of solid rock that nonetheless circulates slowly over millions of years. Some geologists assume that this slow circulation would have wiped away any geochemical traces of Earth's early history long ago. But a new study of volcanic rocks that recently erupted from volcanoes in Hawaii and Samoa reveals surprising geochemical anomalies - the 'fingerprints' of conditions that existed shortly after the planet formed.
With relatively near genesis material still found to be coming out from the surface is less and less of the planets inner material recycled and regurgitated?
"Nearly all of these anomalies formed within the first 50 million years after the solar system formed," Mundl said. "Higher than normal levels of tungsten-182 are seen in very old rocks that most likely contained a lot of hafnium long ago. But lower levels of tungsten-182 are rare, and resemble what we might expect to see deep beneath the surface, in or near the planet's metallic core."
Who left their fingerprints at the crime scene?
Could peer reviewed science be right? Could these original element compounds have been unchanged for 4.5 billion years?
If the material was much younger than geology theory suggests could it have survived a shorter period of time?
If there was 'simple' globe expansion outwards and not classical plate tectonics with its at least seven supercontinents formations and breakups, could unchanged planet formation material still be beneath us?
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Protesters at the High Commission in London
A demonstration against the forced closure of Zimbabwe's independent Daily News took place in London on Saturday.
Wearing gags, symbolising the suppression of freedom of speech by the Robert Mugabe regime, protesters gathered outside the Zimbabwean High Commission in The Strand.
Diana Morant, of protest organiser Amnesty International, said: "The Zimbabwean Government has brought in legislation to crack down on the independent media, and journalists are targeted by the police and security services to prevent exposure of horrific human rights violations, including torture of government critics."
Meanwhile in Zimbabwe, a judge stepped down from presiding over The Daily News's appeal against the regime's refusal to give it an operating licence and allow it to resume publishing. Judge Michael Manjuru was accused of being biased in the paper's favour by the state-owned Herald newspaper.
Lawyers acting for The Daily News asked the court to let it publish pending a final ruling on the licence.
The court was told the paper suffered heavy loses after it was forced to close in September.
"The economic harm suffered by The Daily News is immeasurable," said lawyer Eric Matinenga. "Importantly, there is also immeasurable harm to the citizens of this country." Judgment was reserved.
Daily News staff were in Nigeria this week at the Commonwealth conference in Abuja to lobby delegates and publish a 48-page special issue covering events in Zimbabwe over the past four years.
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Cynthia Hall
I was so proud and privileged to sing with this wonderful community choir on Sunday Armistice day at Whitley Bay Playhouse, our theme was 'Lest we Forget' a tribute to all those who fought in WW1 & 2. We collected £1100 for the charity Launchpad. It was truely an amazing show which will stay in my heart forever.
Gill Love
I have thoroughly enjoyed my experience with Sing United and feel privileged to have been part of the performance, 'Lest We Forget' at Whitley Bay Playhouse. The 150 strong choir is managed so well in every way by Mark and Angela. Mark is an extremely talented musician and teacher and I found his approach to rehearsals very refreshing, being professional yet full of good humour and sensitivity towards everyone. I cannot express enough the friendliness of everyone and how welcome I was made to feel as a newbie! Sad not to be taking part in the next two shows due to previously made travelling plans but I hope to be back again in the future.
Jeff Alexander
Superbly organised and managed with a great group of people to sing with. An empowering and uplifting experience with big and appreciative audiences (600+ this time) at the performances, it doesn't get much better than this.
Paula Gates
I joined Sing United this term and it has been a very rewarding experience.Mark makes the rehearsals fun and even though it can be challenging,everyone is very supportive and encouraging.Taking part in the concert was very special and it is lovely to be part of such a friendly and enthusiastic group.Thanks Mark and Angela for all your hard work
gillian david
SING UNITED IS FUN, FRIENDS, LAUGHTER AND SINGING 💚💚. Love it 💚.
Kirsty Carr
I love Sing United! Fab atmosphere and a choir with a very special message to sing and raise money for our community. Well led by Mark who is inspiring. I'm delighted to be part of it!
Susan Craigs
I love being a member of this choir and it just gets better and better. It's success comes from it's founder Mark Deeks who had a vision of what he wanted and he has certainly found the true meaning of community singing from raising money to support charities in the region to offering support by volunteering to help .This term culminated in a truly emotional concert that was both sad and funny and loved by both the choir members and the wonderful, supportive audience who came to watch.
Pam Trout
I was lucky enough to grab a couple of tickets for the Power to the People concert at The Peoples Theatre last night before it sold out. I knew it would be good but I was blown away! Powerful alright! Looked and sounded amazing. I hear they have done some Community Fundraising for The Peoples Kitchen in Newcastle and the POWER of the SING UNITED PEOPLE blew all expectations out of the water and incredibly have raised several Thousand Pounds for this wonderful local charity. You should all be extremely proud of yourselves. You all looked like you had the best time too! Brilliant!
Jane Speak
Singing with Sing United is uplifting, challenging and above all, fun! We sing songs with meaning in wonderful venues and support local charities at the same time. Mark's vision, enthusiasm and musical talent are a joy - come along and give Sing United a go!
Emma Bennett
I have felt privileged this term to be part of the 'green heart army'. We are more than a singing group. We are a community. We sing together, have an awesome time at rehearsals and we make a difference. We are friends and we make friends. We learn together and we succeed together. A wonderful experience made possible by the musical genius and vision of Mark Deeks.
Wendy Lowdon
I have loved being part of Sing United this term. The music we've been learning has been challenging at times but always rewarding. Rehearsals are fun and a great way to meet like-minded people. Singing at the concert at the People's Theatre on 17th November was uplifting, emotional and totally brilliant! See you next term!
Sue Straker
I joined Sing United as I love the idea of singing with a message , singing with like minded people and supporting local charities. The musical arrangements are so wonderful to sing and for an Alto they are not all on one note! I sing to bolster my resilience and to top up my well-being it really does help you to forget the day - Sing United is a great way to do this.
Jill Brown
I'm thoroughly enjoying being part of Sing United. I've always sung in choirs but this has such a different feel because of the regional links and the messages conveyed by the music. Sing United has become a community with a heart and I look forward to the weekly rehearsals very much indeed. ?
Sing United is a wonderful new community choir, learning the music is made so much fun by the enthusiastic Mark Deeks his humour is infectious, but doesn't take away from our learning. Personally I've never looked back since joining.
Janice O'Connell
I joined Sing United because I enjoy singing and learning about different genres of music. They are a great group of people and rehearsals are such fun. It's a fabulous way to unwind after a day at work! Mark's enthusiasm for music is infectious, his knowledge is immense and he also has a good line in Geordie patter.....
pm berrie
I've found it such a positive experience to be a member of the Sing United community choir. Rehearsals are really well organised with no detail overlooked - and such fun too! I've known Mark Deeks for many years; he really cares about our experience as singers and his musical arrangements (which go way beyond choral music) are second to none. Great experience - if you enjoy singing, you'll love this!
Mark Deeks: Music Newcastle
Community singing in Newcastle never felt so good! More than 120 singers not just singing but supporting their local community and charities as well. Very proud to work with them and can't wait to see what they achieve.
Tony Caddies-Green
Sing United is a new and exciting community choir in the North East of England led by Mark Deeks. It's a joy to sing and Mark's boundless enthusiasm for what he does permeates every rehearsal. I call the rehearsals my "holiday in the week" because while you are there you forget the stress and troubles of everyday life.


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Civitas president Mark Johnson on what we're getting right—and wrong—about the current population boom.
As a resident of Denver for more than 30 years, Mark Johnson has seen some changes. The president of Civitas, a local urban design and landscape architecture firm, has had a hand in developing (or redeveloping) Commons Park, City of Cuernavaca Park, Larimer Square, Stapleton, Belmar, and many other notable spaces.
The widespread growth that Denver and Colorado are experiencing has provided Civitas—which has completed projects all over North America—with even more local opportunities. But with all this growth comes many questions, and Johnson isn't convinced we're addressing these issues as well as we could.
Although he applauds the addition of a design review process to many of these new projects, it's produced some unintended results, namely with planned unit developments (PUDs). These are the mixed-use structures that are popping up all over the metro area. Some of them are great, but many of them have a similarly uninspiring, monolithic look and feel.
Follow 5280 editor-at-large Luc Hatlestad on Twitter at @LucHatlestad.


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Q: Set ylim() automatically Here is some data to work with.
df <- data.frame(x1=c(234,543,342,634,123,453,456,542,765,141,636,3000),x2=c(645,123,246,864,134,975,341,573,145,468,413,636))

If I plot these data, it will produce a simple scatter plot with an obvious outlier:
plot(df$x2,df$x1)

Then I can always write the code below to remove the y-axis outlier(s).
plot(df$x2,df$x1,ylim=c(0,800))

So my question is: Is there a way to exclude obvious outliers in scatterplots automatically? Like ouline=F would do if I were to plot, say, boxplots for an example. To my knowledge, outline=F doesn't work with scatterplots.
This is relevant because I have hundreds of scatterplots and I want to exclude all obvious outlying data points without setting ylim(...) for each individual scatterplot.

A: You could write a function that returns the index of what you define as an obvious outlier. Then use that function to subset your data before plotting.
Here all observations with "a" exceeding 5 * median of "a" are excluded.
df <- data.frame(a = c(1,3,4,2,100), b=c(1,3,2,4,2))

f <- function(x){
    which(x$a > 5*median(x$a))
}

with(df[-f(df),], plot(b, a))

A: There is no easy yes/no option to do what you are looking for (the question of defining what is an "obvious outlier" for a generic scatterplot is potentially quite problematic).
That said, it should not be too difficult to write a reasonable function to give y-axis limits from a set of data points.  If we take "obvious outlier" to mean a point with y value significantly above or below the bulk of the sample (which could be justified assuming a sufficient distribution of x values), then you could use something like:
ybounds <- function(y){  # y is the response variable in the dataframe
    bounds = quantile(df$x1, probs=c(0.05, 0.95), type=3, names=FALSE)
    return(bounds + c(-1,1) * 0.1 * (bounds[2]-bounds[1]) )
}

Then plot each dataframe with plot(df$x, df$y, ylim=ybounds(df$y))

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There are three great groups of victims in this story. The first and most obvious, the children who were abused, who trusted, were preyed upon and bear the burden through life. The second group is the good priests and good nuns, the great leaders of the church in the day to day, who save the poor, teach the immigrant, and, literally, save lives. They have been stigmatized when they deserve to be lionized. And the third group is the Catholics in the pews—the heroic Catholics of America and now Europe, the hardy souls who in spite of what has been done to their church are still there, still making parish life possible, who hold high the flag, their faith unshaken. No one thanks those Catholics, sees their heroism, respects their patience and fidelity. The world thinks they're stupid. They are not stupid, and with their prayers they keep the world going, and the old church too.
Benedict XVI leaves no room for uncertainty or minimization. At this present time in which she feels humiliation, the Church learns from the Pope to not fear the truth, even when it is painful, to not hide it or cover it up. However, this does not mean enduring strategies to discredit (the Church) in general…It is appropriate, then, that we all return to calling things by their names at all times, to identify evil in all of its gravity and in the multiplicity of its manifestations.


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Organised Crime, Azad Kashmir* & Child Sexual Exploitation
Posted on September 6, 2014 by Rik
"The Police showed her a map of the north of England overlaid with various crime networks including 'Drugs', 'Guns', and ' Murder'… and told …we're only putting resources into catching 'the ring leaders' …..if they're caught, your local problem [CSE] will disappear – The Jay Report
"the appeal of organised sexual exploitation for Asian gangs had changed…. it had been for their personal gratification…. now it offered 'career and financial opportunities to young Asian men ……"- The Heal Report
Speakers have been out and about defending the Kashmir/Mirpuri or trying to lay false trials to lead us away from something even more sinister.
That is, the organised structure of local and national pimping by gangs and the linkages into drugs, slavery, racketeer landlordism, fraudulent charities and weapons.
For example, Akhtar's close relative Ash Hussain ,named as grooming at last 18 young girls is also accused of drug dealing. The newspaper pictures of him wheelchair bound reflect that he suffered gunshot wounds in a fight with a Manchester drugs gang. Not one of Akhtars sons, he nonetheless gave Akhtar's as his home address when hospitalised.
Money laundering is on a massive scale to recycle the profits of crime using the Pakistani banks where compliance with international banking regulations is less rigorous and funding Pakastani political parties and candidates.
When the Jay Report was released first reactions and community defences came from the usual triangle of Akhtar, Mahroof and Shaukat Ali. However, so discredited are they that their biraderi is now forced to put out younger, less well known representatives such as Muhbeen Hussain and others from the Akhtar/Ali/Hussain families. Do not be fooled, they are simply the next generation of misogynistic biraderi leaders, whose only value is that they are yet to be discredited.
They will not bring change to the community, nor will anyone selected by the traditional biraderi leadership whose objective is to maintain status quo and cover up the crimes & keep the community quiet.
Their line is playing with words, such as not knowing the "extent" of CSE. Rubbish and a devious attempt to disguise the truth.
"The local Asian community ……. rarely speak about them [the perpetrators].' The subject was taboo and local people were as afraid the violent tendencies of the perpetrators as the young women they were abusing."
"there has been a long-standing problem of Asian girls suffering abuse" "The report's not come as a shock to me in terms that we've known about these issues for a number of years now….. It's just a pattern of abuse that's being repeated with another sets of vulnerable girls"
– Zlakha Ahmed, Apna Haq
The most amazing dissembler has been Lord Nazir Ahmed, who featured in the Dailly Mail blaming the imams and the mosques for their failure to educate and direct young men.
This is absolute tosh. Blaming the Kashmiri/Mirpuri Imams is like blaming a sheep for the disemboweling of a wolf. They are appointed and paid by the community, meaning the biraderi leaders themselves and they call the tune.
Note that the Jay report emphasised the failures of Kashmiri/Mirpuri Councillors, not the Imams.
*Azad Kashmir is in Pakistani held Kashmir and embraces the Mirpuri community's homeland.
This entry was posted in Abuse of power, Child Protection, Child Sexual Abuse, Greedy Councillors, Greedy Piggies and tagged AK News Mirpur, Apna Haq, Azad Kashmir, Biraderi, child sexual exploitation, Jahangir Akhtar, Kashmir, Labour, Labour Chicanery, Mahroof Hussain, Mirpur, Muhbeen Hussain, Naz Ahmed, Paul Lakin, RMBC, Roger Stone, Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council, Rotherham Politics, Vakas Hussain, Zlakha Ahmed by Rik. Bookmark the permalink.
28 thoughts on "Organised Crime, Azad Kashmir* & Child Sexual Exploitation"
A regular reader on September 6, 2014 at 7:24 pm said:
Thanks Wil, you have done a brilliant job here, putting it all into context.
Labout Supporter on September 6, 2014 at 7:31 pm said:
Imams are not to blame at all, they have no voice or power, its the Mosque committees made up from the same village, relatives who control the Mosques and then the samke disgraceful people come on teleivision and balme the poor Imams. Shameful
Tyke on September 6, 2014 at 7:47 pm said:
Miroof was seen by a mate at show as if nowt had happened. Probably looking for advertiser photographer so he cud open another crisp packet. Rat
Wil, a quick question.
Are they relying on the banks to transfer funds ?
I am well aware of the "informal channels" that are used within the south asian diaspora. Via Sikh friends I've used them to get money from UK to Kenya and once, quickly to Germany.
BCCI was the famous "naughty bank" but – it was closed down finally because of its involvement with the industrial scale activities of Panama's General Noreiga family not the activities of small scale criminals.
Wil Ewart on September 7, 2014 at 8:28 am said:
There is still banks that avoid the regulations. Only last year HSBC were fined $1billion or so for the activities of their Mexico branch.
In 2012 The Financial Action Task Force (FATF). an international money-laundering watchdog added Pakistan, to its blacklist of nations that fail to meet international standards.
Then there is Dawood Ibrahim, head of g a 5,000-member criminal syndicate mainly in Pakistan, India and the United Arab Emirates. He has managed to launder billions of dollars through the Hawala financial network.
A regular reader on September 7, 2014 at 10:08 pm said:
Hi Wil,
thanks, very interesting
It was Hawala/trust based networks I had been referring to, Impressively efficient.
I retired from international banking and its regulation some 13 years ago – and don't keep up with what's happening now.
Anonymous on September 6, 2014 at 8:04 pm said:
He missed a photo opportunity at the diversity tent I wonder why
rothpol on September 6, 2014 at 8:19 pm said:
"This is not the end, it is not even the beginning of the end. But it is, perhaps, the end of the beginning." Winston S Churchill 10 November 1942
Seems apt!
lets hope so.
Linda Wheeler on September 6, 2014 at 9:14 pm said:
Churchill quote very apt Rothpol. You may not want to print my last blog and I understand why. One doesn't want to create unnecessary panic…. The size of this national emergency grows by the day … Much bigger than Rotherham..
Churchill I think was a man of vision and a man who could inspire a nation. Are there any such statesman left…. I hope so.
Though I have lived in NZ for almost 50 years my heart has always belonged to England. I grieve for my country and people…. PS I don't expect this to go on the blog. With respect Linda Wheeler.
heskey on September 6, 2014 at 9:50 pm said:
A hard hitting and extremely well put argument Wil. I have no doubt you are bang on the money with what you say. Read p4 Daily Star Sunday tomorrow. I wrote it. And there will be many more where that came from because I will not stop until these fiends are weeded out and exposed for the vile rats that they are.
Read your article and could link loads more to these people.
Jhangir Akhtar is also related to a drug lord in Birmingham. He is related to restaurant owner in Wickersley Rotherham that has turned billionaire over night, his restaurant was the scandal of rats and was closed by the Environment Health for some time.
Question is where did he make money from and all in short amount of time.
Mahroof Hussain is related to Sabir ( Mobeens father) who has been mentioned as having a second wife in uk. Apparently Sabirs sister is married to one of the Bostan Brothers ( Sajid Bostan has been mentioned ).
He has links with one of the mosques where there have been tensions for some time.
Shaukat Ali is related to the above. Again shot to stardom with a lot of wealth, where has it come from and how?
Lord Nazir Ahmed has had jahangir Akhtar as his side kick for a very very long time while he was a councillor in his early career.
Qureshi and Abbassi has proclaimed them selves ever since they worked in Rotherham as Community leaders. Where are they now and why did they not speak up now telling us that it is the mosques fault ( a bit like coppers telling the criminal they are guilty after the SHTF rather than doing the right things ASAP ).
Why is there a different law for people in position of power and different for others.
Those employed and responsible for protecting and working for the whole community let people down extremely badly.
Thanks for that Will be doing more this week. Would you like to meet up to discuss? If not drop me a line scott.hesketh@dailystar.co.uk. Cheers
Rob Sanderson on September 7, 2014 at 9:15 pm said:
An excellent article Will, thank you. It fits in with a piece on Breitbart that suggests each girl is worth up to £200,000 pa to these gangs.
Do you mean this piece by James Dellingpole:
http://www.breitbart.com/Breitbart-London/2014/09/07/Islamic-rape-gangs-Rotherham-is-just-the-tip-of-the-iceberg
where he is simply quoting George Igler of this organisation: http://www.discourseinstitute.org/
Hardly evidence-based from what I can see.
Rob, I've listened to the podcast where Dellingpole interviews Igler. The figure of "£200,000" is just pulled out of the air by Igler . Any idea of who Igler is?
George Igler (@georgeigler) on September 11, 2014 at 7:39 pm said:
£200,000 a year is a conservative estimate. According to Julie Bindel of Mothers of Prevention, in 2007, somewhere between £300K to £400K is what a regularly raped girl can be expected to bring her pimp. I did not pull anything "out of the air," and as a regular reader of this blog thanks to Mrs Thacker, and someone who did not exactly value the personal cost of looking into this abuse so comprehensively, I resent the implication.
I was simply not asked to give a reference by the interviewer.
http://www.thesundaytimes.co.uk/sto/news/uk_news/article72310.ece
£200 is the most common amount charged for attendance at a rape party, and as I said, 1,000 rapes per year, per victim, is conservative given the testimony I have heard and read to date. My organization studies the institutional implications of speech restrictions, which are usually brought in to protect public safety, but inevitably end up failing spectacularly.
A regular reader on September 11, 2014 at 9:17 pm said:
Thank you George,
I much appreciate your clarifying response, and apologise for my unwarranted assumptions.
The figures are presumably based on either this report :
http://nordicbaltic-assistwomen.net/IMG/pdf/Poppy_Project_report_September08_INSIDE_BIG_BROTHELS.pdf
http://www.sm.ee/sites/default/files/content-editors/eesmargid_ja_tegevused/Sooline_vordoiguslikkus/Inimkaubandus_ja_prostitusioon/men_who_buy_sex.pdf
Julie Bindel (the author of the Sunday Times piece and one of the authors of those reports) is a somewhat controversial figure here in UK, and there has been a significant amount of criticism of the quality of research that went into these Eaves reports.
For, but two examples, see:
http://www.theguardian.com/education/2008/oct/03/research.women
http://www.theguardian.com/uk/2009/oct/20/trafficking-numbers-women-exaggerated
I can provide more if you need them.
I should perhaps add that I have neither practical nor academic involvement in this area, and only became aware of these reports when one of our local (now ex-) Members of Parliament Denis MacShane began to publicise the data after he had read a summary of the data in one of the UK's Red-top newspapers.
George Igler (@georgeigler) on September 11, 2014 at 10:20 pm said:
Thank you very much for the links. Ironically this phenomenon was much more a focus of our research last year, when protests and the attempts to suppress them were at their height.
There have been a host of controversial figures exposing the abuse, which of course hasn't helped. It's being conscious of this fact that led to our own conservative estimate.
Thankfully, since Prof. Jay's report, victims themselves are coming forward and speaking in public. Something they have not done since Ch4 suppressed The Edge of the City.
A regular reader on September 11, 2014 at 11:05 pm said:
George,
Is your own research published somewhere where I can read it?
gojam on September 8, 2014 at 11:23 am said:
Reblogged this on theneedleblog.
Linda Wheeler on September 11, 2014 at 8:19 pm said:
As an immigrant in New Zealand , we can be deported for criminal acts. Does this apply in England.?
Hindu Pride World Wide on September 15, 2014 at 9:23 pm said:
There are many types of Asians and rather than brush us all under the same rug, I wish "the media" would start to distinguish between us. These are Pakistani Muslims, not Indian Sikhs or Hindus.
Deep Throat on December 8, 2014 at 1:55 pm said:
When will Mahroof Hussain, Jahangir Akhtar, Shaukat Ali, Shabana Ahmed and Nazir Ahmed come clean and tell us the truth?
With their evidence, the police could act and then we might be able to move on?
Until we have the full truth about their activities and they are properly held to account for their part, moving on will not be possible!
rothpol on April 22, 2015 at 4:14 pm said:
There has been a deafening silence from those you mention. Why? When you think that would be the quickest way to sort this problem out, so that we can all move on?
Why are they so reticent in view of the revelations in the Jay and Casey reports?
Are they still in denial and therefore part of the 'not fit for purpose' Rotherham Labour Party?
rothpol on May 3, 2015 at 9:24 pm said:
Reblogged this on Rotherham Politics and commented:
Organised crime? The asnwer, or some of it is here.
poetmorgan on May 4, 2015 at 7:30 am said:
I have little faith in the regulation of bank to prevent ill gotten gains being laundered so these monsters may live like kings (tyrannical kings at that) in some hapless corner of the emisserated third world.
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After a 6-year-old finished chemotherapy, his classmates welcomed him back with a standing ovation
A 6-year-old boy who has been battling cancer got a surprise standing ovation from his classmates when he returned to school after finishing his last round of chemotherapy.
John Oliver Zippay has been in and out of school for three years after he was diagnosed at age 3 with acute lymphoblastic leukemia in 2016, his father John Zippay told CNN.
On December 27, John Oliver got his last round of chemotherapy. To celebrate John Oliver's return to school in Newbury, Ohio, his classmates welcomed him back with applause, smiles, high-fives and cheers, as seen on video posted on Facebook.
A three-year fight
It all started around Halloween of 2016, John and his wife, Megan said, when John Oliver fell and hit his head on the headboard of his bed. He face become discolored and he was lethargic, according to John. After taking their son to the doctor — and several blood tests later — their doctor called in the middle of the night urging them to get John Oliver to the emergency room.
"It was a real shock because that's when the word cancer started getting thrown around," John said.
All signs pointed toward a form of leukemia.
John said as soon as he and Megan heard that, "Everything just stopped right there and then."
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After John Oliver was given his diagnosis, the next three years consisted of all different types of chemotherapy and procedures.
The side effects were very strong and that's what made if difficult for John Oliver to do some of the normal things kids do at that age, let alone be at school on a consistent basis, according to his dad.
Even though the 6-year-old missed so much school he never fell behind academically, St. Helen Catholic School Principal Patrick Gannon told CNN affiliate WJW. "Him having to miss some of the time was tough, but the class was just so happy to see him come back," Gannon said.
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Throughout John Oliver's treatment, Megan documented the good days and the bad on a Facebook group for her son's support system to follow along.
"We consider ourselves so lucky and so blessed," John said. "We've had so much support from family, friends, community members, the school and hospital staff."
On John Oliver's last day of chemotherapy, the nurses, family and friends gathered around so that he could ring the bell that patients ring when they finish their last treatment.
"And that's when I told him, 'okay buddy, you gotta ring the bell. Ring it for all the kids who didn't have the chance to ring it' and it's like everything went into slow motion for me," John said. "He rang it so hard, he was so proud."
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AHI President Authors Piece On Need For Greater Community Engagement In The Political Process
The following excerpts from "The Greek American Community and the Need to be Engaged in the Political Process," by the American Hellenic Institute President Nick Larigakis forms just one contribution to the AHI publication, The Future of Hellenism in America: Selected Conference Papers titled, (Link January 2021: Read: AHI President Nick Larigakis's article). The book sponsored by the Berbatis family compiles the most important papers which featured in the yearly November conferences held by the AHI since 2002.
Nick Larigakis, American Hellenic Institute President
Larigakis explains how the Greek American community's political and civic engagement, and advocacy efforts, have evolved since the community first organized in the early 20th century. However, Larigakis argues that despite a handful of policy achievements, there is still much more the Greek American community must do to become a more effective and active presence in policy circles, including enhanced support for Greek American organizations focused on foreign policy and geopolitical issues.
"We need the active engagement of Greek Americans who employ hundreds and thousands of American workers in their grocery stores, restaurants, real estate companies, construction companies, investment firms, law offices, medical offices, in the political process," Larigakis writes. "This is especially crucial, as these persons are usually well respected, admired, and are viewed as leaders in their local communities and congressional districts."
The Greek American Community and the Need to Be Engaged in the Political Process.
Nick Larigakis , January 2021
"….The AHI has been located in Washington, DC since 1974, only steps away from the White House. AHI has a full-time professional staff. We have a research library which contains one of the best collections of books and articles about Greece and Cyprus in English in the United States. We also have a rare books collection. It is this professional infrastructure which enables AHI to effectively communicate with Congress, the State Department, and other policy-making centres on issues involving U.S. relations with Greece and Cyprus as well as U.S. interests in the Eastern Mediterranean Sea.
Therefore, greater financial support for policy centres such as AHI from the Greek American community, and greater investment in similar organizations, will allow for our organizations to have the resources to be more effectual, and thus more effectively influence policymakers. Greek Americans have a proven track record with giving to mainstream causes. However, while it is admirable to give to universal causes that affect all mankind, it is equally important to give support specifically to Greek American causes and organizations.
Greek Americans can – and should – give gifts to higher education. However, remember there are Greek American organizations that help to educate thousands across the country in the form of legislators and policymakers in Washington and diplomats across the globe.
Greek Americans can – and should – give gifts to hospitals and healthcare organizations. However, please remember there are Greek American organizations that are seeking to remove an ill from Cyprus that is suppressing the prosperity and stability of an entire region, to the detriment of U.S. interests.
Greek Americans can – and should – give gifts to human service agencies. However, please remember Greek American organizations are working diligently to restore dignity and religious freedom in Turkey for the Ecumenical Patriarchate and all religious minorities there.
Greek Americans can – and should – give gifts to the arts, but remember, there are Greek American organizations that are working to restore antiquities and property to their rightful owners and striving to preserve a future for Hellenism and Hellenic culture in America and elsewhere.
"… As Americans of Hellenic descent, we have a special responsibility to more fully understand the important issues in the Eastern Mediterranean. Greek Americans, overwhelmingly, identify as American of Hellenic descent…. Initially, when Greek American immigrants started to organize as a community in the early twentieth century, much of our political advocacy and social engagement was directed toward fighting racial discrimination against the Greek American community. It is for this reason Greek Americans created the American Hellenic Educational Progressive Association (AHEPA) in 1922.
….. The Order of AHEPA was active in fundraising and organizing relief efforts for Greece both during and after World War II, and was actively engaged in certain domestic issues such as U.S. immigration policy. However, the invasion of Cyprus by Turkey in 1974 once again prompted our community into a heightened grassroots mobilization, and lent new causes for our community to rally around. In fact, it was due to the invasion of 1974 that the Greek American community created organizations such as the American Hellenic Institute (AHI).
…The AHI & Order of AHEPA, in 1975, were successful in passing a landmark arms embargo on Turkey. AHI argued that the U.S. Congress had an obligation to do so because Turkey, with its illegal invasion of the Republic of Cyprus, violated the Foreign Assistance Act of 1961, as amended. Such advocacy regarding U.S. relations with Greece and Cyprus was successful as the arguments were framed within the context of the rule of law and "what is in the best interests of the United States."
However, despite some victories, such as the arms embargo legislation against Turkey in 1975, Greece's entry into the U.S. Visa Waiver Program, and arguably, the East Med Bill of 2019, we are not nearly as politically influential as we could be as a community. We have achieved few legislative victories that fundamentally shift U.S. policy toward Greece, Cyprus, and away from Turkey. While we have had many successful legislative initiatives, most of these are non-binding congressional resolutions on Greece or Cyprus. More concerning, many of those who support these Congressional resolutions are consistently the same thirty to forty members of congress, for the most part. Even Congressional hearings about our issues are scarce.
….. Our community takes great pride in the fact that statistics indicate the Greek American community (1.5 – 2 million, half of 1 percent of the entire U.S. population) is ranked a close second per capita to the Jewish American community in education and wealth. However, the American Israeli Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC), the leading pro-Israeli lobby in Washington, DC boasts more than 100 full-time staff persons and an annual budget of close to $100 million a year…these are funds from Jewish Americans! AIPAC is one organization in a plethora of well-funded public policy centers focused on promoting stronger U.S.-Israel relations and the causes of the Jewish American community.
….So why don't more Greek Americans support Greek American organizations, and more specifically organizations actively involved in the geo-political issues regarding the Eastern Mediterranean? My experience leads me to believe the majority of Greek Americans simply do not believe there are real threats to Greece, even though Greece is very much under threat, or some Greek Americans may be so assimilated after multiple generations that they are not concerned with these issues.
That is not to say that there are not occasional moments where the Greek American community becomes mobilized, such as recently, after President Erdogan converted the Hagia Sophia into a mosque in 2020. I believe that the Greek American community reacted passionately in this instance because the Greek Orthodox Church continues to be a key social institution in our community, and so there is a certain cognizance when Turkey acts against our Faith. As such, I believe the key roadblock as to why the Greek American community does not support Greek American policy organizations to the extent that other ethnic communities do, is partly due to a lack of dialogue, awareness, and emphasis of important policy issues within our community.
For example, how many Greek Americans have been informed that Turkey has as its official policy "casus belli" against Greece? That is, if Greece were to exercise her legal right to extend her territorial waters to twelve miles that this would be "cause for war" against Greece by Turkey! How many Greek Americans are aware of the important role that Greece plays in support of the projection of U.S. geostrategic interests via its geography and very strong and efficient armed forces? How many Greek Americans understand the importance of the Souda Bay multifaceted military facilities on the island of Crete?
How many Greek Orthodox faithful know that our Church in the United States is under the direct jurisdiction of the Ecumenical Patriarchate and that this ancient Holy See continues to be subjected to harsh violations of religious freedom and human rights by the government of Turkey? How many know that the extremely important Theological Seminary on Halki has been illegally closed since 1971? The Archons valiantly attempt to bring awareness to this issue. However, there have been times when I have been asked by fellow parishioners to identify my "Archon" lapel pin and shocked by their question on more than one occasion—"what's an Archon?"
As such, I contend the solution to this challenge is that there needs to be an effort to provide information on the key geo-political issues regarding the Eastern Mediterranean (including the status of religious freedom in Turkey), to members of our community. Local parishes not only have a duty to preach the gospel, but instruct parishioners as to the plight of the Ecumenical Patriarch and the challenges that the Church faces on a broader level. Greek American community leaders and organizations on a local level should try to educate and engage their colleagues on developments in the Eastern Mediterranean. The AHI and other similar organizations can then coordinate with local leaders and help provide information through our newsletters and policy statements.
For many, Greece is a great summer playground and there is no denying it is. However, considering Greece's turbulent history of invasion and occupation and its less than friendly neighbourhood, we cannot take anything for granted. Therefore, it is our obligation to remain informed and involved.
As to Cyprus, some unfortunately claim Cyprus fatigue. Others view the relative calm and peace on the island as an indication that everything is fine. It is not. Although today Greek Cypriots enjoy a high standard of living, and no one is dying in the streets thankfully, uneasiness still exists with 43,000 heavily armed Turkish troops present—some only a few yards away! In addition, Turkish President Erdogan has taken a more aggressive stand towards Cyprus, calling.
for a two-state solution and possibly viewing steps towards annexation of the occupied area. As such, it is the Greek American community's role to ensure the United States is true to its principles and fulfils its responsibility by calling upon Turkey to follow the rule of law, withdraw its troops from the island, and work toward a just settlement to the benefit of all Cypriots.
In the final analysis, when it comes to political advocacy, it is uniquely American and is one of the most famous parts of our political system. Furthermore, it has its roots in one of the most fundamental principles inherited from Greek tradition—namely that in a democracy it is the responsibility of the citizen to be active in the life of the nation. After all, Democracy is ancient Greece's greatest legacy - Demokratia literally means of the people. And in our form of government, American citizens are constitutionally entitled to petition the government through our elected representatives for any purpose. This is why the voice of the people is of a paramount importance when trying to change policy. All it takes is a little effort to make the commitment to be involved and to understand the issues as they affect us.
We are reminded in Pericles' funeral oration, "we alone regard a man who takes no interest in public affairs not as harmless, but as a useless character." Especially in our modern era, we are obligated to carry on this ethos.
Each one of us has a major responsibility to bear. Therefore, we must care enough about our future so that we can build on our great legacy and defend not only against threats to the United States, but against the threats to Hellenism anywhere. For if we do not, we will have to answer to those who one day will ask why not.
It will take an effort from all of us to become more actively involved, understand the issues, and help support organizations whose mission it is to address these issues. For our sake, I hope that we will and that we will be successful. Frankly, failure is not an option.
AHI Weekly Wrapup
AHI Statement On Events At The Capitol
The American Hellenic Institute has issued the following statement:
"Since 1974, AHI has advocated for the rule of law, which is a bedrock for American democracy, and one of the greatest gifts from ancient Greek tradition. Aristotle wrote that "law is reason unaffected by passion".
The events that unfolded on January 6th, 2021 at the Capitol, a symbol to our democracy, is an affront to and an assault on our constitutional Republic. The AHI condemns any and all actions that attempt to compromise the values and principles set forth by our constitution."
14th January 2021 https://www.ahiworld.org/press-releases-1/2021/1/13/ahi-statement-on-events-at-the-capitol
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Woman convicted of driving drunk and killing…
Woman convicted of driving drunk and killing deputy's wife is arrested again for suspected DUI
By Sarah Horner | shorner@pioneerpress.com | Pioneer Press
PUBLISHED: June 6, 2019 at 1:11 pm | UPDATED: June 6, 2019 at 6:18 pm
Eleven years ago, a woman struck and killed a law enforcement officer's wife while driving drunk in Mounds View. Last week, she was busted drinking and driving again, this time with her 10-year-old daughter in the car, authorities say.
Police arrested Elizabeth Renee Jacobson on May 29 after someone from Trappers Bar & Grill in Lino Lakes called to report the 34-year-old arrived at the restaurant drunk with her daughter in tow, according to a criminal complaint filed in Anoka County District Court.
The caller went on to say Jacobson's estimated blood-alcohol concentration registered at 0.2 on a handheld Breathalyzer. The legal limit to drink and drive in Minnesota is 0.08.
Elizabeth Renee Jacobson (Courtesy of Anoka County Sheriff's Office)
Prosecutors charged Jacobson, of Brooklyn Center, on Friday with first-degree DUI. She admitted to an officer she drank two beers, two shots and a cocktail before picking up her daughter that day, the complaint said.
Jacobson's BAC was tagged at 0.15 when she was tested at the Lino Lakes Police Department around 7 p.m., about an hour after the caller alerted police.
The incident comes just over a decade after Jacobson cried as she told the family of Margaret Lopez she was sorry for taking away the love of their life. Jacobson was speaking at her sentencing hearing in Ramsey County District Court in 2009.
Jacobson killed Lopez and injured her husband, a Ramsey County sheriff's deputy, when she crashed head-on into Lopez's squad car while driving the wrong way on U.S. 10 near Interstate 35W in Mounds View on New Year's Day in 2008.
Her blood alcohol level was 0.19 at the time.
Lopez was on a ride-along with her husband, sheriff's deputy Joseph Lopez, at the time. She died at the scene and her husband suffered a broken arm.
Jacobson, who was known as Elizabeth Rhodes before she was married, received a prison sentence of four years and 10 months on one count of criminal vehicular homicide.
"I wish I could have talked to myself one year and three months ago to tell myself what I know now," Jacobson said at her sentencing in March 2009, which was shortly after she became a mother.
Jacobson was released from the Minnesota Correctional Facility in Shakopee in June 2012. Her probation ended in 2014. Inmates in Minnesota prisons generally serve two-thirds of their sentences behind bars and the rest on supervised release in the community.
Jacobson is scheduled to make her next court appearance in her new case June 26. No attorney was listed for her in court records and she could not be reached for comment.
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TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ACT 1990 (AS AMENDED) PLANNING (LISTED BUILDINGS AND CONSERVATION AREAS) ACT 1990
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TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ACT 1990 (AS AMENDED)
PLANNING (LISTED BUILDINGS AND CONSERVATION AREAS) ACT 1990
I give notice that Mr Matthew Young is applying to the Kingston Borough Council for planning permission for Demolition of the existing buildings and erection of commercial units (Use Classes E(g)(iii), B2 and B8) together with access, parking and landscaping, at Red Lion Road Industrial Estate Red Lion Road Tolworth KT6 7QD
The application is for major development. The proposed development may affect the setting of a listed building or the character and appearance of a conservation area.
Members of the public may inspect a copy of the application, together with the relevant plans and documents, by searching the electronic Planning Register available on the Council's website via the following address -
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Please search using the following reference number 21/03204/FUL
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Please ensure you quote your full name and address on submitted correspondence. Any comments received within 21 days from the date of this notice will be taken into account. Please note this might be the last opportunity you have to comment / make representations. We will put any comments you make on the application file, which is available for public inspection and copying. It is your responsibility to ensure you do not include any personal information in your submission nor should you include any offensive, defamatory or discriminatory language in your comments, you could be held legally responsible for this in the future.
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2023 Capricorn Horoscope
Early 2023 will see you move ahead in your career, accumulate wealth and assume a lot of responsibilities at work or family life due to Saturn's placements. But the best thing is, being in its own auspicious sign – Aquarius, Saturn will bless you with favourable results for your sincere efforts. However, from the 2nd quarter of 2023 onwards till the end of the year, when Saturn is in retrogression, it will be wise to be careful in your speech, both at work and home, and hold back your important decisions till this phase is over. This will also be a time when you will experience confusion and lack of clarity in thought. Combined with this, Jupiter's placement in the beginning of the second quarter of 2023 indicates wasteful expenses leading to loss and stress. Hence, avoid big investments in business or property during this period. Things will change with Jupiter's retrogression in the last two quarters of the year, when you will feel the presence of divine support, enhanced mental power and the ability to learn new things quickly. Also, around the middle of the year, with Sun's journey, you can find yourself in a powerful position at work and will be blessed with positive outcomes.
2023 Capricorn Career Horoscope
2023 will be full of ups and downs for you with respect to career; this will majorly be due to your own mood swings. While the presence of Ketu in your career house will bring success and prosperity, you will face uneasiness, depression, and frustration as well. Although things might seem unfavorable at times, they won't be as bad as you think. In 2023, you need to be calm and composed and think before you act in tricky situations. Your words may put you in a tough spot this year, so some restraint on your speech may help you go a long way without getting into any trouble. Presence of Jupiter will be extremely beneficial and boost your creativity and communication skills. In addition, it provides excellent support on the professional front, where you will observe growth and appreciation as well. Due to Jupiter and Rahu's conjunction in April 2023, you will seek to acquire more professional knowledge to increase your learnings and improve your future. Even when Jupiter retrogrades from 4 September to 30 December 2023, it will enable you to develop Click Here
2023 Capricorn Love Horoscope
2023 will be like a rose for you – beautiful and lovely, but with a few thorns that may prick you once in a while. It will be majorly full of happiness and be the year where you will finally meet your partner. Venus's position from 1 January to 22 January 2023 will be a special period where you are highly likely to find your partner and get rid of the uncomfortable feeling of loneliness. You and your partner will spend and cherish beautiful moments together, while you both try to learn more about each other. From 13 January to 13 February 2023, Mars will give you strength to overcome challenges and have a good time with your partner. You will enjoy romantic moments but need to make sure to balance the relationship with some friendly approach too, as the negative effects of some planets can give birth to arguments and conflicts. While Jupiter's placement from 1 January to 22 April 2023 will make you alert and enable the ability to get an in-depth understanding of the situation before you act, which will make your relationship more Click Here
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You will be smart with your finances in 2023, thanks to Venus' placement in Capricorn. You will have great analytical skills when it comes to finances and prove to be an excellent financial advisor in this period, who has the ability to evaluate and predict the finance market trends. Venus' position in the 1st house – which is a powerful Kendra – will help you have a fortunate start of the year with respect to finances. Saturn and Venus' conjunction till 17 January 2023 suggests you will achieve your goals and ambitions through strategic planning and extensive analysis. When Saturn transit Aquarius on 17 January 2023, your cashflow will rise. This can be due to your family's support or some trading-related profits. Besides, investing your money in banks and the finance industry will prove to be fruitful and generate significant profits. However, once Saturn's retrogression begins, from 17 June 2023, you are advised to not indulge in any investment-related activities as Click Here
2023 Capricorn Marriage Horoscope
You will come across different opportunities to find a partner that meets with your expectations, is trustworthy and with whom you can move ahead with your marriage plans in 2023, thanks to Venus' conjunction with Saturn. You will be ecstatic with the feelings swirling in your stomach for your romantic interest and be open for more surprises to come. Venus in your horoscope will make you explore new ideas to cherish the moments with your love interest and build a strong bond with your partner. Besides, your family and friends will support you in whatever you decide for your future too. 17 January to 17 June 2023 will be a favorable period for your married life, thanks to the position of Saturn. In addition, you will initiate several investments and savings plans during this period. You will be able to distinguish between good and bad decisions and thus, gain the trust of your family and friends support you in all aspects of your life. However, when Venus retrogrades from 23 July to 7 August 2023, it will create challenges and misunderstandings, which must be Click Here
2023 Capricorn Health, Family and Children Horoscope
2023 Capricorn Horoscope predictions indicate that you will have an excellent start to the year. You will value personal life more than professional life and spend more time with your family and children. Your children will love every moment they spend with you and look up to you for advice for improving self-discipline and future aspects. Your partner might fail to meet your high expectations, which may create conflicts and a gap in your relationship. You will enjoy good health and strong immunity during this period. Due to Sun-Rahu conjunction from 14 April to 15 April 2023, you will fail to think clearly and take any decisions. There may be some health issues, possibly stomach-related and, thus, you must make some changes in your diet. You must also adhere to a proper eating routine and avoid any unhealthy eating habits. You must not let your ego influence your personality and approach to make sure you have a healthy, harmonious relationship with your family and children. Even if there are any budding issues, it is imperative that you deal with them before they become a disaster. As 2023 wraps up, you will observe amazing growth through Click Here


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type logTransport struct {
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}

func (t logTransport) RoundTrip(req *http.Request) (*http.Response, error) {
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