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Through the voices of women who will share their testimonies of pain and resistance and also women and men who will offer their analyses and wisdoms, the India Court of Women on Dowry and other Related Forms of Violence against Women (July 27-29, 2009, Bangalore, India) will attempt to recover this lost language of justice.
- initiate a rethink on our analyses of what constitutes dowry in the present context and understand its links not only to other forms of violence against women but also to the larger culture of violence and marginalisation inherent in the contemporary processes of development and globalisation.
- revision a mass movement that is multi layered thereby taking deeper root in people’s collective consciousness and in public polity.
All these regional processes will feed into the actual event of the Court to be held from July 27 -29, 2009.
The day before the Court a series of roundtable discussions will be initiated by a range of resource people from across the country and sub continent. They will look at some of the cutting edge issues that are defining the core concerns of the court, thus creating a context within which we can locate the text of the testimonies that will be received on the following day.
The Court, through a jury comprising of about six to eight wise women and men drawn from the different fields of activism, academia, art and justice and also an audience drawn from an equally wide cross section of civil society including policy makers from the state and country, will receive testimonies of survival and resistance and also listen to the analyses and creative reflections on the roots and nature of this violence.
The community of testifiers along with the supporting organisations and the core group members will reflect together on the processes and outcomes of the Court towards planning a national level campaign as a follow up to the Court.
During this consultation, policy makers and civil society representatives will attempt to revisit policy and legal reform based on the experiential and analytical learnings of the Court.
This Court is part of the process of the Courts of Women, a global movement that seeks to relook at rights and other notions of justice from the lives and life visions of women – particularly from the Global South. Initiated by the Asian Women’s Human Rights Council in 1991 in the Asia Pacific region the Courts of Women have subsequently moved through El Taller International into different regions of the world i.e. the Arab world, the Mediterranean, Africa, Central and South America. With violence against women at its centre, 35 Courts of Women have been held on diverse issues specific to the regions they have been held in : from the violence of poverty, globalisation and development, the violence of cultures, caste and racism to the violence of military sexual slavery, nuclearisation and of all wars.
The unique feminist methodology evolved by the Courts of Women revolves around weaving together the personal, the political, the affective and the aesthetic. It seeks to invite the audience to relook at these issues not as experts but as witnesses to the violence of our times. The Courts of Women are public hearings. They are sacred spaces in which we hear individual testimonies of survival and resistance that guide us in our search for new paradigms of knowledge that challenges the one, scientific, neutral, objective, universal knowing as the only way to know.


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Andrea has been practicing Speech-Language Pathology for 20 years, working primarily with preschool & school age children. Since graduating, Andrea has worked in a variety of clinical and school settings, with individuals with diverse communication profiles and needs.
Originally from Winnipeg, Andrea completed her education in the United States, & moved to British Columbia in 1997. Andrea has worked in several BC communities, including Lillooet, Fraser Valley, New Westminster School District, & Vancouver School Board. In addition, Andrea also had the opportunity to work in many local First Nations communities with the First Nations Education Steering Committee (FNESC), & also to live/work in Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands. Most recently (2008-2017), Andrea enjoyed being a part of the District Learning Services team with the Vancouver School Board, specializing in Augmentative & Alternative Communication (AAC).
Andrea is passionate about working together to create & improve upon meaningful, functional communication.

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The Great Vaccine Debate: A Middle of the Road Stance – Live, Love, Simple.
I’ve debated making this post for years. First, I don’t want to engage in arguments. This is such a hot-button issue. I’ve seen tempers flare so often, that I wonder if it’s even possible to have a healthy, respectful conversation about it. I am open to opposing viewpoints. I am not open to disrespect. Here’s hoping.
Second, until very recently, I had not made up my mind on the issue of childhood vaccinations. Recently, however, my husband and I have finally landed on what we believe will be a permanent decision for our family on the issue of childhood vaccines.
Wherever you stand on the issue, I hope that you will put down your preconceptions for a moment and read this post with an open mind and an open heart. If you are struggling to make this decision for your own children, I hope that you will find this post helpful. If you have made a different decision for your family, then please know that I respect that, too.
I feel strongly that we should all accept each other’s decision on this extremely difficult topic — whatever that might be. This decision should not be taken lightly. Even if you are 100% pro-vaccine, you must also accept that there are risks when it comes to vaccinations. Even if you do not believe that autism is a risk of vaccination, there are many other inherent risks that have nothing to do with the autism debate. I’ll get there in a bit.
I’m going to begin by sharing the decision that we have made for our family because if I don’t, I may come across as anti-vaccine. However, since we have decided to vaccinate our children, you will now understand that I am not, in fact, anti-vaccine.
To be more specific, we have decided to vaccinate our children, however, we are not following the schedule recommended by the Center for Disease Control (CDC) and our children’s mainstream pediatric group. There are also a couple of CDC recommended vaccinations that we have not yet decided upon — not including the controversial MMR vaccine. To be clear, we are giving our children the MMR vaccine and our two-year-old has already had his first MMR shot. I will get into more detail about the schedule we are following, and why we’re doing it this way, further on in the post.
Next, I’d like to share a personal story about how a vaccine impacted my life. In 2006, I was preparing for a study abroad trip to Kenya. I received the recommended routine travel vaccines. About 48 hours after receiving the vaccines, I was sitting at my desk at work and I was suddenly overcome with dizziness. I addressed all of the usual things that might cause dizziness (dehydration, low blood sugar, lack of oxygen) but nothing worked. The vertigo was so severe that I couldn’t walk or see straight. I had a friend drive my car home. I went straight to bed, hopeful that I would feel better in the morning. When I woke up the next day, things were worse. The dizziness was so severe that I was nauseous. My mother took me to the emergency room. After several hours and several tests, I was diagnosed with labyrinthitis.
Labyrinthitis is irritation and swelling of the inner ear. It can cause vertigo and hearing loss. It can be caused by an infection or virus. In my case, I did not have either, but my doctors agreed that the vaccines that I received in preparation for my trip most likely caused the side effects that led to the condition.
Gratefully, it only lasted a little more than three weeks. However, during that time, the severe vertigo prevented me from walking on my own. I had to walk with a cane. For three hellish weeks, I lived in terror, wondering if I’d ever be able to walk on my own again.
This is how my mistrust of vaccines began. Prior to this incident I was not at all skeptical of vaccines. I elected to receive an annual flu shot even though I wasn’t in a high risk position. After that incident I was so terrified that I swore off vaccines altogether.
When I became pregnant, the issue was brought top of mind when my OB group forcefully recommended that I get a flu shot. They reminded me of this recommendation at every visit. I repeatedly declined. I never did get a flu shot, but the issue of vaccinations stayed top of mind for me, knowing that I’d have big decisions to make immediately upon giving birth.
And so began my deep, nearly three-year long, exploration into the world of childhood vaccination research.
Today, a lot of the anti-vaccination research is centered around autism. While I do understand many parents concern over autism, it is not the thing that causes me the most anxiety about vaccinations. What worries me is what happened to me (labyrinthitis) as well as all of the other well-documented, undisputed cases of severe, often times life-threatening, adverse reactions to vaccines.
As with any medical treatment, there are possibilities of severe and dangerous side effects from vaccines. This is not controversial. It is a fact that even the most strong vaccine advocates must admit to. Yes, true vaccine injuries of a serious nature are exceptionally rare. However, they do exist and we know that they exist because they have been medically confirmed and published in peer-reviewed, credible medical journals.
For example, American, David Salamone and Jacob McCarthy from Australia both developed paralytic polio from the oral polio vaccine, which is no longer administered in the United States or Australia. Saba Button from Australia developed brain damage after ongoing febrile seizures from CSL’s FluVax. This vaccine has now been withheld for use in children younger than 5.
Yes, the possibility of severe side effects may be small. Yes, the consequences of not administering the vaccines may be worse. But the fact remains that vaccines can be dangerous. For me, that is the scary thing about vaccinating my children.
Each and every time I allow a vaccine to be injected into my babies, I am exposing them to a potential risk. For me, it’s terrifying and I still get heartsick every single time I do it. That will not change.
Yet, after all of my research and all of my fears, I have decided that it is important for my children to receive most of the childhood vaccinations that the CDC recommends.
For the purposes of this article, I have decided not to get into the research regarding vaccine-safety, potential side effects, autism, and so on. I believe that every parent should take it upon his or herself to conduct this research. Go into it with an open mind. If you’ve already made up your mind about vaccines, don’t bother. So much of the research that you’ll come across is incredibly slanted in one direction or the other and you will easily be turned off.
It’s also easy to find research that supports your opinion if you go looking for it. However, if you are truly interested in educating yourself on the matter, go into it with an open mind. Find reputable, peer-reviewed research that supports both sides of the debate. Be diligent and discerning. Then make the decision that is best for your family.
A note of caution — and perhaps the most controversial thing I’ll say in this post. Do not blindly accept the word of your family physician simply because you “trust” him or her. I’ve heard enough people use this argument to justify whatever decision they make. I believe that failing to do your own research is dangerous. Sadly, sometimes the people that you trust with your family’s health do not have your family’s best interest at heart. Do not do yourself or your children a disservice by failing to make an informed decision.
In the same way that I have decided not to get into the research against vaccines, I also will not dive into the research for vaccines. Once again, I recommend that you do your own research. With this said, vaccines have drastically reduced or eradicated many of the diseases that once paralyzed and killed children on massive scales. These diseases include polio, small pox, measles, mumps, rubella, and whooping cough, to name a few.
The consequences of vaccine-preventable illnesses range from mild to severe to crippling to fatal. There is no doubt that vaccinations have saved the lives and the quality of life of countless babies and children. When I weigh the potential for side effects against the greater good that vaccines have accomplished, and the danger that they can protect my children from, clearly my decision falls in favor of vaccination.
Recently, Roman came down with a fairly severe case of the Coxsakie Virus and Hand, Foot, Mouth Disease. He was sick for about a week, but he was very sick for the first three days with a soaring temperature, reaching 104.6 degrees. He was also in incredible discomfort with painful blisters filling the inside of his mouth and throat.
As we moved through those terrible days, Matthew and I looked at one another and said, “This. This is why vaccines are important.” Watching our baby boy suffer was excruciating. Knowing that vaccines prevent babies from suffering cemented our decision on this subject.
By this point, I hope that it’s clear as to why we’ve made the decision that we have. I also hope that it does not come across as though I am attempting to sway anyone to one side or the other. As I’ve said before, I understand both sides, I truly do. Now I am going to move into the part of this discussion where I become a bit more rigid. You may sense some frustration here, and if you do, you’re right.
Next, I am going to talk about the CDC recommended vaccine schedule, which I highly disagree with. Frankly, I think it’s out of control and dangerous. In all of my research, I simply cannot find any explanation as to why children in the United States are being routinely exposed to such a high number of vaccines at one time and at such an early age — beginning at one day old.
Why is exposure to multiple vaccines dangerous? It is easy to understand why multiple vaccines are dangerous when you understand how vaccines work. Live vaccines are made up of a weakened version of the bacteria or virus responsible for the disease. When a vaccine is received, the body’s immune system detects this weakened or dead germ or germ part and reacts just as it would when a new full blown infection occurs. It begins making antibodies against the vaccine material. These antibodies remain in the body and are ready to react if an actual infectious organism attacks. In a sense, vaccines trick the body into thinking it is under attack. To fight back, the immune system makes antibodies that will remain in the body and provide a defense when a real infection becomes a threat.
Aside from an increased likelihood of a reaction, multiple vaccines are an intensified attack on the baby or child’s immune system. This is why vaccinations will be delayed if a child is sick. The pediatrician will also take the child’s temperature and examine ears and throat to look for signs of infection before a vaccine is administered.
In all of my research, the only reason that I can find to expose a baby or child to multiple vaccines at once is convenience.
Let’s address the change in the CDC recommended vaccine schedule from 1983 to present day. What happened back then that produced this landslide effect?
In 1986, The National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act (NCVIA) of 1986 was enacted in the United States to reduce the potential financial liability of vaccine makers due to vaccine injury claims. Under the NCVIA, the National Vaccine Injury Compensation Program (NVICP) was created to provide a federal no-fault system for compensating vaccine-related injuries or death.
In other words, if an adult, child, or baby is injured, paralyzed, or killed as a result of a vaccination — according to the United States government — technically, legally, no one is at fault. It does not matter the circumstance. It does not matter if gross error was involved. It does not matter if vaccines are in early experimental stages or even if a particular body knowingly administers a vaccine that is known to be unsafe. When vaccine injury occurs, it is not necessary by law, for the vaccine manufacturer, the pharmaceutical company, or the prescribing doctor to be held accountable in any way.
Since this law went into effect, the number of vaccines that are administered to children in their first 6 years of life has nearly quadrupled. (See chart at top of post.) I’m going to hold off on sharing my personal opinion about this law and about its effects.
With regard to the CDC recommended vaccine schedule for children, I believe that vaccines are given too early and too many at once.
The CDC recommends that newborn babies receive the Hepatitis B vaccine at one-day-old and all hospitals in the US offer this vaccine to newborns. If you do not opt-out, most hospitals will just go ahead and administer the vaccine. In many other developed nations, mothers are tested for Hepatitis B and if the mother is not a carrier, the matter is dropped until later in the child’s life. Decide for yourself about the appropriateness of vaccinating a one-day-old baby for a sexually transmitted disease.
Next up are the CDC’s recommendations for a two-month-old baby. In a single visit, it is recommended that the baby receive the following shots: RV (Rotavirus), DTaP (Diphtheria, Tetanus, and Pertussis), Hib (Haemophilus influenzae type B), PCV (Pneumococcal conjugate), and IPV (Polio). That is a total of 5 jabs and 7 vaccinations. Note that several injections contain multiple vaccines. Once again, you decide about the appropriateness of giving 5 injections/7 vaccinations at one time to a two-month-old baby.
Now I will briefly discuss our decisions for administering vaccines to our children. First of all, we opted out of giving both of our babies the Hepatitis B vaccine at one-day-old. We have postponed it until much later, at least two years.
We decided to push Roman’s first set of vaccinations off until three months. With Marina we waited until four months. We originally planned to follow Dr. Sears’ alternate vaccine schedule. We agreed to give Roman two vaccinations during his first set. The night after receiving them, he developed his first fever. It was my very first experience with a sick baby and a terrifying experience that I will never forget.
I immediately regretted giving him two vaccines. My main concern was that if he were to have a severe reaction, we wouldn’t know what he was reacting to, since he was exposed to two separate vaccines. Although he gratefully did not have a severe reaction (no more than a terrifying high fever) it was more than enough for me. We decided that going forward, our babies would receive one vaccine at a time.
Administering one vaccine at a time drastically reduces the chance and severity of common reactions such as fever, soreness, and lethargy. Additionally, in the case that the baby has a severe reaction to a vaccine, we will know what caused it.
Side note — because I received several vaccinations at once, before being diagnosed with Labyrynthitis, I have never been able to determine which vaccine caused the reaction.
It’s shocking to me that these are the only two reasons that are given to support their recommendation to give a baby so many vaccines at once. If I pry for any further information, I am told simply that the schedule is recommended by the CDC and that there is plenty of research that shows that vaccines are safe.
Once again, the only reason that I am given to explain why we should expose our babies to multiple vaccines at once is convenience.
To close out this part of the post, I’d like to add that we have not yet made a decision about whether or not we will administer the Varicella (Chicken Pox) or the flu vaccines to our children. These vaccines are not on the recommended schedule of many other developed nations. I have found substantial research that the benefits of these vaccinations may not be worth the risks. Further, the Varicella vaccine is fairly new and I’m not convinced of its long-term safety. I have to do more research before I make a final decision and we may run into an issue as our pediatric group requires all patients to receive these vaccines.
I will close this post with some thoughts about respect and tolerance. As I’ve mentioned many times now, I respect both sides of the vaccine debate and it should be clear now as to why that is. However, what I have observed is that a lot of people do not respect both sides of the debate. In fact, a lot of people are really angry at people who have made a different decision than they have.
I understand why this debate is so contentious. No matter which side you stand on, the health of babies and children is at stake, and that is a really big deal. I also understand the argument of herd immunity and that people feel that not vaccinating puts others at risk. However, at the end of the day, I simply do not believe that any person has the right to tell a parent what to do with their child, especially when it comes to such a high-stakes scenario.
I read a story of a mother who was angry because her daughter contracted Pertussis (whooping cough) even though she had been vaccinated against it. She felt that the Pertussis outbreak was a result of parents choosing not to vaccinate. She was angry that her child got sick even though she had been vaccinated. I understand and sympathize with her anger.
I read a story of a father whose son — who had never exhibited symptoms before — began exhibiting symptoms of autism almost immediately after receiving the MMR vaccine. He was angry. I understand and sympathize with his anger.
I have heard parents of vaccinated children say that they will not let their children play with un-vaccinated children. I will not be one of those parents.
At the end of the day, these are deeply personal, tremendously important decisions that every parent is forced to make. I believe that we owe it to one another to be respectful of whatever decisions we make. I have chosen to vaccinate my children in a way that I am comfortable with, even though it still scares the heck out of me. At the same time, I would never get angry at a parent who has decided not to vaccinate their children.
There is no right or wrong here. There are only very difficult decisions to be made. The best that we can do is educate ourselves, support one another, and make the best informed decisions for our children that we are able to.
If you’ve read this far, I sincerely thank you for taking the time. I welcome your feedback. I realize that this is an opinion piece. I have deliberately chosen not to include research here as I feel that it is extremely important for all parents to conduct their own open-minded, thorough research on this topic. I am happy to answer any questions that you may have.
Read every word. I have to say, you did a really great job at approaching this hot topic in a way that is respectful to both sides. I really think you succeeded there. Vaccinating my kids scares me, too. We do it, but I’m never comfortable with it. Luckily for us (so far), we haven’t dealt with any major side effects other than some irritability and lethargy. I’m so impressed with the amount of research you’ve done. I’m ashamed to say that I’ve done next to none. I really do feel more informed, however, after reading this (even without the research). We’ve always spaced our vaccines out, but not as you have done. We’ve split them in half so they’ve received 2 shots with each visit. But I’m thinking now that I should only do one each time, as you’ve decided to do. That makes me feel a lot more comfortable in an already uncomfortable situation. And I’m also bothered now to read that the pediatrician should check for any sickness before administering the vaccine because mine does not when we come in for just the shots (not the well visit). The nurse always gives the shots without even asking if the baby has shown any signs of sickness. Huh. Good to know. Thanks for sharing all of this. I definitely found it helpful.
I have to say, looking at the 1983 schedule made me feel really happy that I was born in 1982. That current schedule is insane!
My husband is one of those people who is extremely sensitive to medication and all vaccines and is allergic to everything, so even when he was a kid in the 70s, he had to be on a modified vaccine schedule. I, apparently, was fine — but I’m all for modified schedules and one vaccine at a time. I think this is an extremely rational way to think about things, and nobody should jump down your throat for that! From what I’ve researched it is the most reasonable approach.
And as for flu/chicken pox … we never had those vaccines when we were kids and we turned out just fine! 😛 If I ever had a child I don’t know how I’d feel about giving those to my kids, because in my eyes they seem optional. We all got the flu and had chicken pox and it wasn’t really a big deal. You know?
I loved this post! I consider myself middle of the road- not 100% for or against. I have 2 boys ages 6 and 9 and we did a delayed schedule, but still got the multiple shots in 1 visit. I just had another baby, and while I’m still not 100% anti vax, I was looking for other options and I love the idea of doing 1 at a time! My question is how long did you decide to space out the single doses? Days? Weeks?

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It wouldn’t be the first time, and it won’t be the last, that during our first meeting with a client, we realize that the features they are telling us about do not correspond to the hardware that they are showing us. Testing furniture hardware correctly and coming to this realization can be a very delicate moment. But at IBHM, we make a commitment to our clients and we stay true to it from the beginning. We have to look out for their interests, and so we have to speak frankly. Luckily, in most cases, from that moment on the customer relationship is strengthened, and we begin a chapter in which promotion plays the leading role.
Unfortunately, and more often than you would think, the hardware that is marketed does not have the quality that you are paying for. Because of this, testing furniture hardware correctly is very important. You need to be able to do it yourself, and/or know someone dependable who can do it for you.
At IBMH, when we say we are “experts and specialists”, it isn’t just because we have spent 24 years working in the furniture and construction hardware industry, but because our entire team is highly qualified and truly experts in their field.
• Remember that the test does not begin with the finished hardware product in the factory. The first part of the test must be the approval/confirmation of the raw materials that were used. You should require them to present the certificate of origin and/or a laboratory report proving the veracity of their claims.
• At IBMH, our experience has shown us that this essential first step is sometimes left in the hands of the manufacturer, and is not always satisfactory. For this reason, it is very important to monitor and supervise this phase.
• Check the market for which the hardware is intended.
• Determine if it is a unique design or if other equivalent ones exist. Sometimes, we are offered the “same” hardware at a better price, but it isn’t actually the same—it just looks like it. Summing up its differences, imperceptible to many, your products could wind up being in an inferior category.
• Examine the different components.
• Is it made of only metallic parts, or does it use other materials such as plastics or wood?
• Does the hardware come with separate parts for installation (screws or other fasteners)? If they are needed, this will add more items and variables to the inspection.
• Specifications of the screws that come with it. It wouldn’t be the first time that a screw was the cause of major headaches for the Sales Department managers.
• Consider ahead of time whether the product will need a standard finish (zinc chromate or tropicalized zinc) or a specialized one.
All of these points plus ample knowledge are what is needed for testing furniture hardware correctly. We encourage you to internalize them and keep them in mind for your next test. Also, we’d love to hear from you! Without a doubt, IBMH can help you with your furniture and construction hardware imports. In the meantime, don’t forget that you need to start with the raw materials and end with the packaging. The manufacturing process itself is, of course, very important, but it is definitely not the only thing you need to examine.

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I just wanted to wish you all the best this holiday season and that I’m thinking about how incredibly thankful I am for you all in my life! All of your support and questions and engagement with me, truly means the world to me and it definitely doesn’t go unnoticed!
Since having my two beautiful girls! Christmas cards are my absolute favorite thing to curate for my family and friends! I love taking the kids to see Santa and/or taking some pictures with the Christmas wreath outside in the snow, to create those memories every year because I know that one day the girls will have their own family and do the same!
I really wanted to share my top favourite beauty products that I have been loving for this month! I have been utterly obsessed with them so much that I can't stop wearing them or in fact taking my makeup off with it!
Valentine's Day Gift Ideas For Him & Her!!
Valentine's day is fast approaching and if you are a procrastinator then here is a few item that I feel that a loved one would appreciate to let them know that you care!
Top 10 Winter Essentials/Survival Guide To Winter 2017!
I wanted to share my Top 10 Winter Essentials more so like a survival guide for this winter as it will be really really cold. I have recently put together a bunch of my favourite items and as well as products that I feel will be beneficial for us to survive the winter cold and they are essentials to survive the winter cold!
Ok! This mama is getting a little antsy! I am officially off work for now for health and medical reasons (nothing to worry about) but just baby and mommy come first before work! So I wanted to share what I am actually packing for the hospital, since literally the first time I packed for baby number 1, I packed wayyyyyy too much! That bag was just so heavy! Super unneccesary!
When I started thinking about packing, I realized that the original bag that I used was way too big and not practical! Because the first time no one told me what to bring and googling just didn’t help, so I thought I was packing accordingly but girl, I really had NO idea what to pack.
So today this is what is my hospital bag!
I’m sharing pictures as well as to what exactly I am bringing!
I started by laying everything out on our bed, and then grabbing medium size ziplock bags and that’s how your packing should be so you will see everything and not be fidgeting trying to find everything! Because in the moment who doesn’t freak out trying to find what you are looking for exactly!
WHAT’S IN MY BAG & HUBBY’S TOGETHER!
Both our Wallets – Medical health card, Drivers license and cash money for the vending machine if it’s midnight and since everything is closed.
Extra pads/depends for adults – the ones at the hospital are alright but just in case.
Palmers Coco butter – I’ve been using this one in particular to put over my belly during pregnancy to help with stretch marks so even after baby you will need it too!
Skincare – I’m packing makeup wipes as well a face wash, even hand wash, because the soap at the hospital is harsh and smells like medicine! So gross!
My Makeup bag – Trust me this is bare minimium so I don’t look like death, like I did last time! Lol! Brow pencil, Eyeliner & Mascara & Chapstick.
Slippers– His & Hers, Whatever your favorite comfy slippers are but also not the prettiest either you are at the hospital so if you are ok with getting them dirty!
Socks – Two pairs. Comfiest the better! His & hers!
Bandeau Bra – so easy to nurse with and comfy without hurting your neck like a nursing bra or dealing with clips and buttons etc. so much easier!
Super lose Tank top – to put over top your bandeau bra (easy to nurse).
Cozy outfit – to wear once you get home, loose t-shirt + comfy sweats that you use to netflix and chill. For Him - Sweats + a T-shirt as well as a hoodie for him sleeping.
Blanket – a small one for hospital, something that you’re ok to get dirty (you are at the hospital) (use theirs if you can)/for him too!
Infant carseat – Do not bring into the delivery room just leave it ready in the car! Once you get discharged you, make your hubby to go get it and bring it in!
Outfits – one sleeper and one shirt, bottom & hoodie with socks and a hat too (beanie) for the car ride home.
Newborn diapers and some wipes - #secondtimemom so basically I use pampers swaddlers in Newborn and Pampers Sensitive wipes!
Blanket – for the carseat and in delivery room the blanket they have aren’t very soft!
Nursing Pillow – essential for the first time nursing! Helps with for once baby sleeps you can use as a pillow as well.
Hope this helps anyone reading this who is a first time mama or second time mama like me!
Leave a comment below on what is the most important hospital bag essential that you need!
All the best on your new arrival!


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"Not bad with repairs, however, I waited outside the garage for my brakes to be fitted and witnessed almost all the staff working in the garage were speeding cars into the garage (including mine at one point). Was not careful at all."
"First time customer. I booked with M. O. T zone after reading reviews and due to the fact that they offered a free collection and drop off service. Really friendly staff, will definitely use again. Only downside my driver side carpet was quite dirty upon return with wet small leaves and footmarks. Lol. A minor thing but excellent job otherwise."
"I used this garage for the first time because I needed an MOT fast and they could fit me in the next day. I had previously paid top whack using one with a manufacturer’s contract WESSEX NEWPORT but been disappointed with their work so was determined not to use them. I’m really glad I did because MOTAZONE did my MOT and service efficiently and for a good price. OK you don’t get a printed ‘vehicle healthcheck’ like you do at Wessex but then that turned out to be a load of rubbish when the battery they had passed as good failed a couple of days after their service and they kerbed my wheel hubs. Anyway a thorough MOT is effectively a ‘vehicle healthcheck’ it just that you don’t get a blow by blow printout of everything they’ve checked. Very pleased I used MOTAZONE."
"Very welcoming staff, and good service all round, would highly recommend."
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"Two cars for mot's on different days. Contacted before hand, contacted once complete and they reviewed my cambelt informing me it was good for the next 30,000 miles. Only bad thing is the parking is difficult but the garage and staff are great."
"Picked car up, carried out MOT and service and dropped it back outside the house , perfect! Very very good price will not be going anywhere else !"
"Will be using again and again"
"Car was picked up and dropped off a really friendly service"
As every garage owner will tell you, there are some tried and tested ways to cut down on your petrol costs (and consumption) while you’re out and about in Cwmbran or beyond. One is to shut your windows. If you can hear that wind noise in your car it’s costing you more to drive. This is because the car becomes less aerodynamic and has to work harder to motor along. Removing a roof rack will improve your fuel efficiency for the same reason. Another useful tip is to combine short trips into one; each time you drive after your car has been parked for a while the engine will be cold and need to use a lot more fuel for the first 5 miles or so. If you do one trip from school drop-off to supermarket to office you’ll use far less fuel than if you do all those trips individually.

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> the topic of using CN from the certificate came up quite often lately.
> official classes and predicates for the contents of a certificate besides the keys.
As I understand it, the intention is for the cert ontology to eventually be able to express a complete certificate, not just the keys from it — it’s just that the means of doing this hasn’t yet been defined.
Technically a DN is an ordered list, so there are probably some *minor* headaches involved there.
Probably the biggest headache is that you can take an cert:RSAPublicKey instance and construct a PKCS#1 RSA key structure from the values it contains, and you'd want to be able to do the same (with original signature intact and still verifiable) with a cert.
Previous message: Andrei Sambra: "Re: WebID equivalence"
In reply to: Jürgen Jakobitsch: "Certificate Triplify Challenge"

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You will be spoilt for choice when it comes to bed and breakfast accommodation in the Red Centre. There is a great variety of bed and breakfast accommodation in Alice Springs ranging from hosted accommodation through to stylish self contained villas and luxury tents.
Bond Springs Outback Retreat is located 20 minutes north of Alice Springs set in the Majestic MacDonnell Rangers, were guests can enjoy the outback in the Red Centre.

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Fristam’s FSI Series Shear Pump is an impeller-style version of the Fristam FS Series Shear Blender.
The FSI can also replace a pump and blender combination in many other processes, including finish/supplemental mixing.
Designed with a front-loading seal, the FSI allows production personnel to service the pump in place.
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Nybble have empowered institutions by delivering IT services to the public & health care sector. In addition to providing encrypted security solutions, data protection services and supporting professional development, we offer everything from remote support to complete infrastructure design and build. Crucially, without a need to outsource, we can keep costs to a minimum and maximise ROI. Furthermore, we monitor and abide by current regulatory requirements.
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Washington D.C., Jul 31, 2018 / 03:01 pm ().- The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority was within its rights to ban the Archdiocese of Washington’s religious-themed advertisements, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit ruled Tuesday.
In November 2015, WMATA issued 14 new guidelines for acceptable advertisements on its busses and trains. Guideline 12 expressly prohibited “advertisements that promote or oppose any religion, religious practice, or belief.” These new guidelines came out after someone attempted to purchase an advertisement featuring an image of Muhammad.
This past December, WMATA rejected a bus advertisement from the Washington archdiocese that directed people to a website for its “Find the Perfect Gift” campaign. The website contains Mass time information, basic information about Christmas and Advent traditions, and had links for various Catholic charitable organizations. The ads were rejected due to their religious content.
The court initially sided with WMATA in the ban, and the Court of Appeals heard the case in March. Judge Brett Kavanaugh, who is now nominated for the Supreme Court, appeared to be in favor of the Archdiocese during arguments.
Kavanaugh did not participate in Tuesday’s decision due to his nomination.
The archdiocese may pursue another appeal against the policy.
“The Archdiocese of Washington is disappointed by today’s federal appeals court ruling, and we are reviewing the decision and opinions to determine our next steps,” Ed McFadden, secretary for communications for the Archdiocese of Washington, told CNA in a statement.
Instead, McGuire believes that the fedrally-funded metro system has “taken the side of restricting any and all religious speech,” which is in violation of the First Amendment.
“Tinder (a dating/hookup app) and Blue Apron (a meal service) can buy ads, but the Catholic Church cannot,” said McGuire.

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text: Tavares FL March 17, 2018. Many thanks to our pards at Lake County Pistoleros for a great match and fun times. As usual they do a fine job and our cowboys put on a good showing amongst some tough competition.

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New Delhi: Organic food production in the country more than doubled to 3.8 million tonne in 2010-11, even as the area under the chemicals-free cultivation shrank. Area under organic farming declined 3% to 4.42 million hectares in last fiscal, official data showed.
In 2009-10, the output of organic products was 1.70 million tonnes, while the average was 4.55 million hectares, as per the data presented in the Rajya Sabha last week by minister of state for agriculture Harish Rawat.
He said that to determine the impact of organic farming on soil health and crop quality, Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) had conducted a study, Network Project on Organic Farming (NPOF), in 2004-05. “The limited study conducted under this project revealed that the organic system of plant nutrition helped in improving the organic carbon and microbial biomass in the soil," Rawat said.
It also improved the bio-chemical properties of a few crops like ginger, turmeric, chillies, garlic, tomato, peas, cabbage, French beans and so on, he added. Besides, the content of micro-nutrients like iron, zinc, manganese and copper improved significantly, he said.
“Organic foods, in general are reportedly safe for human health as they are almost free from pesticide residues and heavy metals," Rawat noted.
According to an agriculture ministry official, India exported 54,000 tonnes of organic food items that were worth ₹ 591 crore in 2008-09.
Indian organic exports include cereals, pulses, honey, tea, spices, oil seeds, fruits, vegetables, cotton fibre, cosmetics and body care products. Asia, Latin America and Australia are important producers and exporters of organic foods.
Global sales of organic produce touched $50.9 billion in 2008 from $25 billion in 2003. Consumer demand for organic products is mainly from North America and Europe.

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A treasury of traditional fairytales such as 'The Princess and the Pea', 'The Twelve Dancing Princesses' and 'Rapunzel', alongside brand new stories about mermaids, fairies, princesses and dolls.
This book is sure to be revisited time and time again, as little children will enjoy listening to the tales read aloud to them, and then want to read them on their own as they get older.
A charming collection that is beautifully illustrated in full colour and with a hardback cover.
The nights are drawing in and this is a perfect book for winter bedtime reading... With bright, attractive illustrations that nicely match the different stories, this is a collection that will give a great deal of pleasure.

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We're the New York City branches of the International Socialist Organization, a national organization. We aim to try to rebuild the broad left, and the socialist current within it, through activism at the local, city-wide, and national levels.
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I love BookCrossing! Originally from Huntsville, Alabama, I am now living in El Paso, Texas. We moved here from Wiesbaden, Germany in May 2007. The picture above was taken in Summer 2003 when we were still in Alabama.
Typically, you'll find me with a scifi or fantasy book in my hands. However, you may catch me with a mystery or thriller sometimes. BookCrossing has encouraged me to branch out. I've even read a Chick Lit book or two since joining!
BOOKRAYS I'VE STARTED: PRACTICAL DEMON-KEEPING by Christopher Moore. ISLE OF WOMAN (Geodyssey 1) by Piers Anthony. SHAME OF MAN (Geodyssey 2) by Piers Anthony. HOPE OF EARTH (Geodyssey 3) by Piers Anthony. Click a title to see bookray status. Simply PM me if you would like to join any of these bookrays. Please say whether you're able to ship internationally. If you're unsure how a bookray works, please go to the FAQ page of the website generously provided by TexasWren. Wren's Crossing My bookrays that are currently vacationing (stalled) on LostBookIsland are: TALIESIN by Stephen R. Lawhead. FAKING IT by Jennifer Crusie. HOLY BLOOD, HOLY GRAIL by Michael Baigent, Richard Leigh & Henry Lincoln. RED AS BLOOD by Tanith Lee. BEGGARS IN SPAIN by Nancy Kress. PERDIDO STREET STATION by China Mieville. FAKING IT by Jennifer Crusie (A replacement copy provided by editorgrrl. Thanks!).
Found this quiz on watchcat's shelf. Thanks watchcat!
social skills by making prank phone calls.
What horrible Edward Gorey Death will you die?


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I have a credit code available for my Puddle account. How can I apply this credit?
If you have credit available for your Puddle account, then an Add Credit button will be available on the top menu bar.
Click that button to open the Add Credit form. Enter your credit code, then click the Add Credit button to apply your credit.
Currently, there is no way to recover a password. You must request a new one from the admin.
What type of security is enabled in Puddle?
Puddle at H2O provides IP-based security. When you log in, Puddle retrieves your IP address and creates a personal security group that only allows your IP address to access it. Note that this means that if your IP changes (for example, if you move your laptop to a different location resulting in an update to your IP), then you must log in to Puddle again. Though not recommended, you can turn off IP security by selecting Disable IP Security in your account options.
Is data encrypted in cloud storage?
No, data is not encrypted. Please only use public datasets during your evaluation on Puddle, or contact sales@h2o.ai for a private data POC.
Are data transfers encrypted and secured?
No, data transfers are not encrypted/secured. Please only use public datasets during your evaluation on Puddle, or contact sales@h2o.ai for a private data POC.
All data is stored on your AWS instance. Keep in mind that if you terminate your instance, all data will be lost and cannot be retrieved. Note that though H2O owns the instance, Puddle’s IP-based security prevents us from accessing any instance or retrieving/accessing any data on an instance.
Can I delete data and models from the Driverless AI or H2O-3 systems?
Models can be deleted directly from within Driverless AI. Also, terminating/deleting a system destroys all data in a Driverless AI or H2O-3 system, including datasets and models/experiments.
Why am I seeing a “Puddle is currently experiencing high demand” message?
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Houston Rockets All-Star point guard Chris Paul will take the stage in L.A. to host the Nickelodeon Kids’ Choice Sports Awards this week. The show will air Friday, July 20, at 8 p.m. ET (5 p.m. PT).
Paul promises “fun, slime, and epic stunts” during the fifth annual show, and there’s a chance he may get to pass an orange blimp to himself. Paul is nominated for two of the awards: King of Swag for the best-dressed and most stylin’ off the court, and Nothing but Net, honoring the most accurate scorers in sports.
As a contender for Nothing but Net, he’ll need to hold off soccer player Alex Morgan and hockey players Patrick Kane and Patrik Laine, not to mention a slew of NBA colleagues, including Rockets teammate James Harden.
When asked who wins Nothing but Net in a head-to-head challenge with Harden, Paul is confident. “I should beat him,” Paul said. “I’m better! It’s not a step-back category.” (Harden is well known for his step-back threes.) Paul’s ribbing of Harden was all in good fun, though. “The best thing about being a Houston Rocket is the camaraderie we have on the team,” Paul said.
Tune in this Friday to see Paul host the slime-filled and star-packed Nickelodeon Kids Choice Sports Awards.


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25UM65's 21:9 ratio provides a better environment for multitasking in comparison to 23-inch 16:9 monitors. You will see the full lengths of your spread sheets, and be able to research in a separate window, spaciously located beside it. Maximize your work efficiency and eliminate scrolling and window switching.
When you connect UltraWide to your laptop as a dual monitor, it provides not one but two separate and large screens. In a narrow workspace with your laptop, now you can have three screens to work with three different programs. Put Outlook and PowerPoint on the UltraWide, and freely cruise the Internet on your laptop. A convenience unthinkable with conventional 16:9 monitors.
Reducing blue light to protect your eyes, Reader Mode provides optimal condition for reading. With just a touch of a button, you can comfortably read on the monitor for as long as you would like to.
As LG IPS Monitor features consistency and less changes in colour temperature, it offers a colour impression identical to that of the original image. You can enjoy lifelike picture picture quality without any colour shift whether you are standing or lying down.
It allows you to enjoy any content, such as action movies, web surfing and RPG games for a long time in comfort.


text: _Believe in yourself! Have faith in your abilities! Without a humble but reasonable confidence in your own powers you cannot be successful or happy.


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I have a question about whether craft is capable of doing something. In my quest to build Mac craft recipes for building KStars, I have made a number of recipes. One set of them though, seems a little silly. I had to make one recipe for building indiserver, one for making indiserver 3rdParty, and one for each of the Indi driver libraries (there are 10 of them) which are dependencies of the indiserver 3rdParty build. Each recipe is fairly easy to write since they are almost identical.
I ran into an issue when trying to build a dmg for KStars last week. I build it on a 10.11 El Capitan machine because it is a bit older and the packages that are built on that will work on 10.11 - 10.14 machines. Until we can finish the recipes that I was writing over the last couple of months to get craft totally building KStars’s required programs for Mac, we still rely on home-brew for a bunch of it. So for now, I cannot build those dependencies on a newer machine or we will be giving up all support for older machines.
As you know I have been working to make craft recipes to build Kstars using craft. One of my recipes was recently broken by a craft commit. Could you help? The recipe is for netpbm. It worked well just 4 days ago, but now it fails with the latest update to craft. I can confirm that it works with "git checkout 312b48df2fb9cfa8a31efa0b85301875a9f9eadd” but with the most recent one it fails. I’m not sure what commit is causing the failure, but I am assuming it is the one right after the one I just pasted here.
First, thank you for your help last week. I fixed a few problems with my recipes where things changed since I worked on it this summer and now just about everything works again. Last summer I was at the point where there were just 3 things that I needed to install with homebrew to get KStars to fully build for Mac in craft. They included gpsd, fftw, and boost. After I did a little work this week, I think the recipes are back to that point again.
fatal error: 'cstddef' file not found"
I’m fairly sure that this file is already on my system, so I think it is a linking or blueprint error with craft.
I was working for a long time today with getting Qt to build in craft on my Mac and getting everything required for KStars to build properly on top of that since you told me I shouldn’t be using ~/Qt/5.11.1. The issue really comes down to one thing: @rpath.
I’m not sure what happened, but there seems to be an issue with the phonon installation in craft now. Without phonon, Kf5nofitications cannot build. From the log it looks like a path issue that results in a file not found error. Your thoughts?
Libraw seems to be failing to build sometimes with a bunch of errors. But then other times it says it succeeded. Any ideas what I am doing wrong?
And that seemed to fix that problem. I’m not sure if this needs to be stated as a requirement someplace, but I didn’t have to run that command before.
The other error is related to intltool. It says that my intltool is too old, but I believe it is included as a part of craft and if I am not mistaken, it is newer than 0.35.
Craft has been working great for crafting kstars since you told me to blacklist kwallet, but just today an error appeared during the setup script for craft.
Jasem was telling me today about a new translations feature that was implemented. He said there might be problems on Macs and Windows but that you are working on it. I tried his instructions and got partially there. I went to the directory I was building kstars. I used make fetch-translations and it acquired the po files. Then I did make and it made the mo files. Then I did make install and it put them into a subfolder called /share/locale. But it doesn’t show up in the program.
Hi, this is Rob Lancaster. I have been working with the Mac version of KStars. We have been using an older version of craft because we have had problems with the latest version and I would like to correct them so we can use the latest version. We would like to have a fully automated script, since there are quite a few steps required for packaging up KStars and turning it into a dmg afterwards with all of the files and programs it needs. The goal is really to have the user just need to run one command and get a fully deployable dmg.
Hi, this is Rob Lancaster. I help out with KStars coding. I mainly have been porting it to mac with several other people. We have been using Craft/emerge for building it for deployment which has worked very well overall for several months (except for several problems that Hannah von Reth has helped us with). But just the other day, a build error showed up that had not happened before. KAuth failed to build, which is of course a dependency, causing our whole build to fail.
I don't have GLIBC on my system of course and this appears to be the source of the error.


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Despite the growth of electric vehicles, diesel will still command a significant share of the European passenger car and light-duty market for many years. Our portfolio of innovative OE Common Rail and engine management systems is helping the world’s vehicle manufacturers deliver cleaner, more efficient and more reliable cars. And we’re doing the same in the aftermarket too, with a full line-up of new, remanufactured and repaired OE components, diagnostic tools, test equipment and training.
Born from pioneering companies such as CAV and Lucas, our diesel legacy is steeped in more than 80 years of OE innovation, technological advances and groundbreaking firsts from the iconic DPA pump in the 1950s, to the compact, fully-integrated electronic unit injector in 2001, and the first direct acting diesel fuel injection system in 2008. Just a few of many.
Today, our OE diesel fuel injection and engine management systems can be found on millions of cars around the world – this includes our popular Multec® light-duty common rail that provides performance equivalent to servo piezo technology.
When it comes to servicing, we offer a range of key system components including OE pumps, injectors, rails and high-pressure pipes, as well as complementary products such as filters and glow plugs. All brand new, and all just like the OE.
For a more environmentally and budget friendly option, we offer remanufactured injectors too. Just like new, they’re built using the same OE components, processes and calibration - with up-to 1,000 test plan points. The only difference? We reuse the core injector, where viable, to help reduce material and costs.
We also offer a range of components for the repair of Common Rail pumps and injectors. Exclusively for our authorized Delphi Diesel Centre network, only out-of-spec components are replaced. Importantly, they’re still calibrated to OE specification, with up to 450 test points and a new calibration code for an OE quality, cost-effective repair. Find your nearest diesel specialist.
Want to know if your Common Rail injector has been repaired to OE standards, using only OE parts, with OE approved test plans and equipment? Easy, if you haven't bought it from an authorised Delphi Technologies Diesel Centre, just visit http://dna.my-delphi.com/.
By providing new, remanufactured and authorised repair, we provide the right solution for every vehicle owner. All three choices offer guaranteed quality but at different price points so you can decide what’s best for you, your vehicle and your budget. Learn more about our three choices for injector servicing.
Our OE expertise means that we know exactly what is required when servicing these vehicles. In addition to parts, we offer an industry leading range of electronic diagnostic tools and specialist, on-vehicle diesel diagnostic tools, as well as OE-approved test equipment. Together they ensure quick, accurate and cost-effective diagnostics, test and repair, helping to minimise vehicle down time and reduce servicing costs.
With Common Rail systems operating at extremely fine tolerances, even minute variations can have very big consequences. Knowing how to repair them to the same exacting standards as new is therefore critical. Our half theory, half practical diesel training gives you these skills and more, and covers everything from basic diagnostics to the repair of the very latest technologies. Learn more about our training.


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Home Search results for "MTD"
MTD is here! How seamless has your process been?
As of 1 April 2019, all tax files and returns must be kept and submitted digitally, so how seamless is your MTD process and how can PS Financials help you as a HMRC approved solution.
Spring Webinar Programme – we’re back!
Our new webinar programme is back this Spring with new topics to provide you with an insight of topical and informative subjects from across the Education sector.
When HMRC announced the new Making Tax Digital (MTD) laws, many were unsure what exactly this meant for them. As experts in the financial sector, we’re here to break this down for you and hopefully clarify any apprehensions you may have about it.
Curriculum-led budget planning – is it the way forward?

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Port Technology is preparing for the Terminal Automation & Training Conference 2017, and has produced a video articulating the vision for the event on April 19-20, 2017.
The container shipping industry is undergoing major change, with the sector beginning to pick-up pace, meaning ports and terminals need to keep abreast of the latest concepts and operational practices in order to manage the coming influx of cargo.
Therefore, a major part of the conference this year is training, with speakers coming from around the globe to disseminate new methods in which to train operators and port workers.
Such methods include gamification, a form of e-learning that aims to train workers using games that emulate real life operations.
Book your delegate ticket here and enjoy the video.

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Quality construction presents itself with a builders own mansion up for sale.
Consisting of 4 double sized ensuited bedrooms plus built in study, double storey void on entry and formal lounge.
Architect designed to take advantage of easterly wide water views with bedrooms carefully designed and stepped to maximise aspect and views.


text: The process of delivering an allogeneic stem-cell therapy to patients requires isolation and expansion of rare tissue-specific stem cells, which are subsequently delivered to individual patients for treatment. One type of cell used for such therapies is commonly known as human mesenchymal stem cells (hMSCs). They have been isolated from a number of tissues: e.g., bone marrow, heart, brain, placenta, and umbilical cord. And they have been shown to be immune-privileged in that hMSCs elicit no graft-versus-host (GvH) response such as those observed with allogeneic organ transplants.


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I love reading about history and I’m fascinated and curious about anything that happened with past royalty... In this blog I will post articles on history, facts and tidbits, interesting finds and much more, regarding historical figures and the past.
I am particularly interested in French and Italian history (14thc to 18th c in particular). And- as you may have noticed, this blog is dedicated to my muse...Josephine...You'll find lots of material on her at my site, that's for sure!

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The Ichthys field is being developed using a central processing facility, and an FPSO will be installed nearby to treat and store condensate.
A new LNG plant is being built at Blaydin Point, Australia, as part of the Ichthys development.
First gas from the Ichthys field is expected in September 2017.
Tokyo-based Inpex is the operator of the Ichthys field with a 66.07% interest. Total E&P Australia holds 30% interest, while the remaining interests are shared between Tokyo Gas (1.57%), Osaka Gas (1.2%), Chubu Electric (0.73%) and Toho Gas (0.42%).The field’s development is expected to require an investment of $35bn.
The final investment decision was made in January 2012. First gas from the field is expected to be gained in September 2017. At its peak, the field will produce 8.4 million tonnes per annum of LNG and 1.6 million tonnes per annum of LPG, with 100,000 barrels a day of condensate.
A new LNG facility at Blaydin Point, Australia, is being built as part of the project. The plant will include two LNG trains with a capacity of 8.4 million tonnes a year, processing plants, storage tanks, a jetty and other utilities. Construction of the new plant started in 2012.
"The Ichthys field is located in the Browse Basin."
The Ichthys field was discovered in 1980 by Woodside Petroleum with drilling of the Brewster 1A exploration well. In 1998, Inpex acquired the rights to the field and began exploration activities.
Three additional exploration wells were drilled at the field in 2000. Five appraisal wells were drilled between June 2003 and February 2004, with the field declared commercially viable in March 2009.
Gas is contained in two reservoirs of the Brewster and Plover formation. Ichthys is estimated to contain 530 million barrels of condensate and 12.8 trillion cubic feet of natural gas. The life of field is estimated to be more than 40 years.
Ichthys field is being developed using a central processing facility (CPF). A floating production storage and offloading (FPSO) facility will be installed nearby to treat and store condensate. Other facilities will include umbilicals, risers and flow lines.
The development involves drilling of around 30 subsea wells in the Brewster reservoir and another 20 in the Plover reservoir.
The semi-submersible CPF will be 110m high and 110m wide. It will be moored in place by 24-32 mooring systems and suction piles, and will collect gas from various production wells and undertake initial processing. The CPF will accommodate up to 150 personnel.
Liquids processed at the CPF will be sent to the FPSO through a turret. The FPSO will be able to store 1.2 million barrels of condensate. It will feature a 150-person accommodating facility.
The FPSO facility will be located 3.5km away from the CPF. The FPSO will process the condensate, remove water and other raw impurities, and further export it to the onshore processing facilities of Darwin through an 889km pipeline.
Keppel Shipyard is the contractor for construction of the 6,800t FPSO turret, which was integrated into the hull of the FPSO in November 2014.
The subsea system at the Ichthys field will include subsea trees, manifolds, flowlines and umbilicals.
"Inpex is operator of the Ichthys field."
Wells drilled into the field will be connected to the manifolds. Gas recovered from the wells will be collected at the manifolds and sent to the CPF through the flowlines.
The subsea gas pipelines will be made of high-quality carbon-steel and externally coated with an anti-corrosion material and concrete to increase stability.
Produced gas will be sent to the CPF where condensate, water and other liquids will be separated. Processed gas will be then sent from the CPF to the new LNG facility.
The condensate separated from the gas will be sent to the FPSO, from where it will be transferred to tankers for delivery to markets.
An 889km-long pipeline with a diameter of 42in will carry the produced gas from the CPF to the new LNG facility at Darwin.
It will be the longest offshore gas pipeline in the southern region and the fifth longest in world.
In April 2009, AMEC was awarded the front-end engineering design (FEED) contract for the Ichthys field. AMEC carried out the FEED studies for the offshore facilities and an export pipeline.
AMEC subcontracted Aker Solutions to carry out the FEED studies for the CPF and the FPSO.
In May 2009, John Wood Group’s subsidiary JP Kenny won the contract for carrying out FEED studies for the field’s umbilicals, risers and flowlines. Another subsidiary of John Wood Group, MSC, is responsible for designing the field’s dynamic riser system.
Atteris provided design services for the shore crossing of the export pipeline.
RPS Group and URS Australia were involved in carrying out the environmental impact assessment studies for the field.
Fugro Survey was contracted to provide geophysical survey services for the offshore facilities, subsea pipeline and loading and handling facilities.
MSi Kenny was involved in the pre and post-FEED stages of the project. The company also performed thermal/hydraulic analysis of the subsea system and the necessary tie-backs.
McDermott is the main EPCI contractor for the project. Clough DORIS JV was contracted in August 2011 to provide integrated project management services.
GE Oil and Gas won a contract in January 2012 to supply various equipment and services such as gas turbines and compressors for the project.
Saipem is responsible for laying of the gas export pipeline. In April 2012, Technip was contracted to supply a flexible pipe for the gasfield. Technip was also awarded a contract in June 2012 to assist in the engineering and procurement of the FPSO. Technip received a $273m contract in September 2012 for providing preparation and execution services for the FPSO and CPF.
Aker Solutions is provider of umbilicals and flying leads for the project, with verification being carried out by AMOG.
Phusion won a $17.37m contract in March 2013 to provide engineering support services for the Ichthys offshore project.
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The Freedom of Information Act had come into force from 1st Jan 2005.
On January 1, the long-awaited Freedom of Information Act finally comes into force. The act gives the public important new rights to the information held by public authorities. Worried about possible changes to your local school or hospital? The act should allow you to see the evidence for them. Want to know whether the police are doing enough about burglaries? Use the legislation to probe their response times and clear-up rates. Unhappy about a regulatory body that never seems to do anything when people complain? Ask for its internal guidance on handling complaints and see if its staff are doing what they're supposed to do.
Amendments to the Data Protection Act also come into force in January, improving your rights to see personal data held about you by public authorities, though not the private sector. You can already see computerised personal data and your own medical, social work, housing and children's school records. But other records are available only if held in a structured form that allows specific information to be located easily. That restriction is now removed, allowing you to see "unstructured" information too.
Some 100,000 public authorities are subject to the new FOI regime, which covers government departments, local authorities, NHS bodies (including individual GPs, pharmacists, dentists and opticians), schools, colleges and universities, the police, the armed forces, museums, quangos, regulators, advisory bodies, publicly owned companies, the devolved assemblies and parliament itself - but not the security and intelligence services or the courts. Scotland has its own FOI Act (which covers the Scottish executive and Scottish public bodies - the UK act covers everything else) and EIRs, which also kick in on January 1.
Using the laws couldn't be simpler. Send a letter, email or fax to the authority describing the information you want. If you want photocopies, or prefer to have information emailed or to inspect it in person, say so. The authority must complywhere practicable. Send your request to the FOI officer, whose contact details should be on the authority's website, or directly to the official who handles the matter, if you know who that is. You don't even have to mention the FOI Act or EIRs, though it's safer to do so. The authority has to treat any written request for information under the right legislation, whether or not you ask it to. If you're after environmental information, even a telephone request will count, though putting it writing is still a good idea.
You can ask for any recorded information held by the authority, regardless of when it was recorded. Old government files, which until now have been secret for 30 years, will have to be disclosed, subject to the act's exemptions.
Make your request as specific as possible. Work out as clearly as you can what it is you want or think might exist. Don't be afraid to phone the authority and ask what kind of material it holds. Both the act and the EIRs require authorities to provide reasonable advice and assistance to people who make requests.
The authority must reply to your request "promptly" and in any case within 20 working days. Under the UK act, this can be extended for a "reasonable" period where decisions are taken under the act's public interest test. Extensions are allowed for requests received by schools during the holidays, for closed files held by the National Archives, or for information held overseas or that has to be obtained from military personnel on active service. These don't apply to the EIRs, where the only permitted extension is for complex, large requests when up to 40 working days is allowed.
As long as your FOI request isn't too sweeping, you won't have to pay anything, apart from photocopying, printing and postage costs. However, if the cost of finding and extracting the information you want exceeds a set limit, the authority doesn't have to provide it at all.
For government departments, this limit is £600, equivalent to three and a half days' work at a set rate of £25 an hour. For other bodies it is £450, or two and a half days' work. A £600 limit also applies in Scotland, though the first £100 of all charges, including photocopying, are waived and you pay only £1.50 an hour for staff time. Crucially, the time spent deciding whether to release information can't be included in any of these calculations. There are no cost limits under the EIRs. So if the information you want is environmental, be sure to point this out.
You won't be able to split a large request into several smaller ones to avoid the limit. The costs of related requests to a single authority within 60 working days of each other can be aggregated under the UK act (though not in Scotland). This is still a generous deal compared with some countries. Ireland's FOI legislation allows a fee of up to £500 for information that would be free under the UK act.
The FOI act contains plenty of exemptions. Information is exempt if its disclosure would be likely to prejudice (or in Scotland "prejudice substantially") interests such as defence, international relations, law enforcement, commercial interests, the economy, the frankness of internal discussions or the "effective conduct of public affairs". However, most exempt information will have to be released if the public interest in disclosure is greater than the public interest in confidentiality. The benefits of disclosure, in protecting public safety, exposing wrongdoing, preventing the public from being misled, accounting for public spending or ensuring informed debate may swing decisions in favour of openness.
Some exemptions have no "prejudice" test and disclosure depends solely on the public interest test. These include exemptions for legal advice, information obtained during investigations by the police or prosecuting authorities and information relating to the formulation of government policy. This doesn't mean you won't get such information: the public interest test will still apply. Expect no access at all to court records, information about the security services or information whose disclosure is prohibited by other laws. Personal information about others won't be released if disclosure would breach the Data Protection Act. Information whose disclosure would be a breach of confidence is exempt, but this involves a public interest test. The EIR exemptions are different and fewer - and all subject to the public interest test. One notable feature is that emissions data cannot be withheld on commercial confidentiality grounds.
If you are refused information, the authority should tell you under which exemption and why it thinks disclosure is not in the public interest. The first step in challenging a decision is to complain to the authority itself, which should review it at a more senior level. It's not your job to prove that the information should be disclosed. Say why you think the decision is wrong, if you can, but a simple request for it to be reconsidered will be enough.
After that you can complain to the information commissioner. His decisions are legally binding and authorities that ignore them could face action for contempt of court. Under the UK act, though not Scotland's, there is a right of appeal against the commissioner's decisions, to an information tribunal. All decisions can be challenged in court on a point of law.
Unfortunately that's not the end of the story. The legislation's most contentious feature is a ministerial veto, allowing cabinet ministers to override the commissioner if he orders a government department to release information on public interest grounds. Scottish ministers have a slightly more limited power of veto over Scotland's commissioner. The veto's use can't be kept secret and could be judicially reviewed. But no one is putting any bets on the likelihood of ministers resisting its use where politically damaging information is at stake.
Don't let that put you off asking and don't give up after an initial refusal. Public authorities are likely to be forced into much greater openness by the act. No one yet knows where the line will be drawn - it's up to you to find out.
They say ...... we'll see.
The Freedom of Information Act, which comes into full effect today, marks a radical change in the relationship between Government and the citizen - giving individuals for the first time the statutory right to see a massive amount of information held by Government departments and thousands of public bodies.
People have a right to information about the way decisions are made, and public money is spent, by more than 100,000 public authorities, including Government departments, schools, NHS Trusts, police forces and local authorities.
Anyone, of any nationality, and living anywhere in the world, will be able to make a written request for information, and expect a response within 20 working days. For the majority, there will be no charge.
"The introduction of the Freedom of Information Act is a major achievement. For too long, UK has lagged behind many other countries which implemented Freedom of Information years ago.
"We have caught up with other countries, and, in many cases, we have overtaken them. We have studied the experience of other countries to enable us to introduce one of the most generous Freedom of Information regimes in the world.
"The need to know culture has been replaced by a statutory right to know. Previously invisible information will become visible.
"I am convinced that the laws which take effect today will make Government more open, and the balances we have built into the system, will ensure that effectiveness is not compromised. Good Government is open Government, and good Government is effective Government.
"Our long-term goal is strengthen the link between the state and the citizen, and it will be many years before we can make a realistic assessment, but I am confident we will look back on this day with pride."
Public authorities have already published details of the types of information which will be released proactively on websites - far more will be available on request.
The far-reaching legislation will lead to factual material behind decisions being made by the Government and public bodies shared with the public for the first time.
As well as introducing a statutory right to know the legislation also heralds an important change of culture towards official information for all public authorities.
If disagreements arise, which could concern the amount charged, the time taken to respond or whether an exemption has been properly applied, the ICO arbitrates. The ICO could either support the public authority's decision or request it to take steps to comply with the legislation. If a public authority fails to comply, the ICO will notify the High Court, which will deal with it as if it had committed a contempt of court. Both the complainant and the public authority have a right to appeal to the Information Tribunal and thereafter, on a point of law only, to the courts. When the ICO and a public authority dispute whether an exemption has been correctly applied to retain information 'in the public interest' a department can issue a 'Ministerial veto.' However, this will be subject to judicial review and will be reported to Parliament by the ICO for scrutiny by MPs and peers.
9. The Freedom of Information Act 2000 will supersede the Code of Practice on Access to Public Information, introduced in 1994, and those parts of the Public Records Acts (1958 and 1967) which relate to rights of access to public records.
BBC - Your right to know: Your chance to know?
So, Having taken the trouble to explain this process to fellow photographers, I thought I might share it with you lot also, since police / Indymedia relations at incidents are just as bad. What might get done for change for 'properly accredited photographers', may have influence on 'ordinary photographers' and 'us lot', if I get some the changes I'm pushing for.
UK: "Shredded: Hundreds of Thousands of Government Documents"
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Chinese smartphone giant Vivo has announced that it will conduct a sale called the Vivo Freedom Carnival Flash Sales from 7 August to 9 August. The sale will be exclusive to Vivo India’s e-commerce store. Among the smartphones that are up for sale are the Smartphones newly launched Vivo Nex and Vivo V9.
For some, it might be hard to believe but as per Vivo, its flagship smartphone Vivo NEX can be availed for as much as Rs 1,947. The Vivo V9, which happens to be in the upper tier of the mid-range smartphones, can also be purchased for Rs 1,947. Apart from this, accessories such as earphones and USB cables will also be sold for Rs 72.
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