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Espacios Bioseguros
“Necesitamos tomar medidas preventivas de forma urgente bajo el paradigma del uso de las mejores tecnologías”
Luis de la Fuente Ramírez, presidente de ABQ, presentó Espacios Bioseguros junto al decano del Colegio de Biólogos de la Comunidad Autónoma de Madrid (COBCM), Ángel Fernández Ipar, como “un concepto en el que destacamos una serie de medidas de prevención para la población general por medio de un conjunto de soluciones tecnológicas para prevenir y minimizar los riesgos de contagio en, por ejemplo, espacios interiores, medios de transporte y otros, con el objetivo de controlar los agentes contaminantes de una forma eficaz y sostenible desde el punto de vista medioambiental y económico”. Por otro lado, “los profesionales debemos de controlar de forma eficaz los riesgos de contagio, tanto en las superficies como en el empleo de los materiales de trabajo que utilizamos todos los días”, matizó Ramírez a lo largo de su exposición.
Con motivo del acto de presentación de las Olimpiadas de Biología de la Comunidad Autónoma de Madrid, los responsables de ABQ dieron a conocer los objetivos de la entidad, así como el proyecto Espacios Bioseguros.
De esta manera, ABQ, entidad europea especializada en bioseguridad, “desea llevar a cabo un protocolo de implantación de un certificado de calidad para garantizar el Espacio Bioseguro en las empresas e instituciones con un 80% de éxito en todos los análisis que hagamos a partir de ahora”, indicaron los responsables de la asociación.
Recordemos que “ABQ ha logrado seleccionar, junto a los colegios de biólogos de las distintas Comunidades Autónomas, soluciones eficientes que han sido contrastadas por la NASA”, concluyó Ramírez.
De esta manera, la asociación ABQ participó en las Olimpiadas de Biología de la Comunidad de Madrid, organizadas por el Colegio de Biólogos de la Comunidad de Madrid (COBCM) con el patrocinio de la Consejería de Educación y la colaboración de la Universidad Complutense, Universidad Autónoma y Editorial Santillana.
Foto (derecha a izquierda): Ángel Fernández Ipar, decano del Colegio de Biólogos de la Comunidad de Madrid (COBCM), y Luis de la Fuente Ramírez, presidente de ABQ.
Para más información:
www.youtube.com/user/asociacionabq
Sobre ABQ:
www.asociacionabq.org/index.php/es/inicio/61-convenio-con...
ABQ, entidad sin ánimo de lucro que se encargará de buscar soluciones para todos los sectores de la actividad profesional, es una asociación que propone y busca, por medio del debate, la transmisión del conocimiento e información precisa sobre determinadas amenazas para el sector humano, sobre todo con las nuevas bacterias y el tratamiento y análisis de casos concretos. Luis de la Fuente Ramírez, presidente, reconoce que “el esfuerzo no ha hecho más que empezar”. En la actualidad, representará los intereses de los colectivos allegados por la firma de Convenios de Colaboración en materia de divulgación, formación y colaboración en la redacción de estudios e informes especializados.
Objetivos ABQ:
1º.- Concienciar a la sociedad sobre los riesgos que les afectan en materia de bioseguridad en su contexto universal. Riesgos que afectan a todos los espacios públicos donde la gente interacciona físicamente entre sí y la necesidad, por ello, de generar “Espacios Bioseguros” donde estos riesgos sean minimizados.
2º.- Encontrar, evaluar y difundir a la sociedad las mejores técnicas y/o tecnologías disponibles para minimizar dichos riesgos. Dichas técnicas y/o tecnologías una vez encontradas deberán ser evaluadas por los comités científico-técnicos formados expertos de la comunidad científica.
Departamento de Comunicación y Prensa de ABQ
Jorge Hierro Álvarez
C/ Ramón Gómez de la Serna, 1 – Local A4
28035 Madrid (España)
Teléfono: 696 67 37 21
Email: jorge.hierro@asociacionabq.org
Website: www.asociacionabq.org
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John Fulkes with 6th Form pupils.
1987 - the divide between the Lower Schools East and West was readily apparent: 'we think the East buildings are pretty drab' 'we Westies don't mix with the Easties' 'the people there aren't very nice to us' 'East smells of disinfectant.' There was a Swiss Expedition to Val D'Herens. HMS Pinafore was performed for 2 nights by the staff. In the Boarding House, lights-out was at 9.15pm for first years and 11.30pm for sixth formers. Prep was from 6.00-8.00pm. The Headmaster Mr Kenningham confessed he'd used corporal punishment in a previous school but thought it a bad thing. The first exchange with Marblehead School in New Hampshire took place. Kent Opera conducted opera workshops. James Jones, John Lockyer, Linda Cookson, Jim Hunt, Elenore Williams, Paul Cheetham were staff leavers. Gary Yates played table tennis for England Cadets. In October a trip was made to Montepulciano in Italy. In exchange, the Italian students had this to say about their stay: 'I don't like early dinner very much.' 'In Italy we work much at School. English pupils have many breaks between lessons, they don't spend their lesson time very well and therefore have to study in the evenings.' 'You have more exams, more subjects, more breaks but less hours in lessons.'
Hot springs travertine from the Quaternary of Wyoming, USA.
Travertine is a crystalline-textured, chemical sedimentary rock composed of calcium carbonate (calcite). It forms principally in cave environments and is the most common variety of speleothem (stalactites, stalagmites, etc.). Travertine also forms at some springs, either hot springs or cold springs. This sample is from a weathered, extinct hot spring travertine mound on the western margin of Wyoming's Rattlesnake Mountain Uplift (a.k.a. Rattlesnake Mountain Anticline). The uplift is part of a extensive set of mountain ranges from New Mexico to western Canada that were formed during the Laramide Orogeny (late Mesozoic to mid-Cenozoic). Other inactive hot springs travertine mounds occur on the eastern side of the uplift. Nearby, some active hot springs occur on the western side of the town of Cody.
Most hot springs travertine samples are significantly vuggy, as is this specimen.
Locality: float from roadcut on the northern side of Rt. 16 / 20, just west of third tunnel west of Cody, next to Buffalo Bill Reservoir, central Park County, northwestern Wyoming, USA (44° 30' 04.65" North latitude, 109° 11' 027.28" West longitude)
Graduating seniors of J. Christian Bollwage Finance Academy, John E. Dwyer Technology Academy, Thomas A. Edison Career and Technical Academy, Elizabeth High School - Frank J. Cicarell Academy, Admiral William F. Halsey, Jr. Health and Public Safety Academy, Alexander Hamilton Preparatory Academy, and Thomas Jefferson Arts Academy participated in commencement ceremonies on Wednesday, June 27, 2018 at Williams Field in Elizabeth.
1,351 students graduated as part of the Class of 2018, the largest graduating class in the history of Elizabeth Public Schools.
Among the speakers at the ceremony were City of Elizabeth Mayor J. Christian Bollwage; Elizabeth Board of Education President Maria Calvalho and Board member Stanley Neron; Superintendent of Schools Olga Hugelmeyer; Class of 2018 valedictorian and EHS- Frank J. Cicarell Academy senior Joseph Torsiello; and keynote speaker, New Jersey Department of Education Commissioner Dr. Lamont Repollet.
This was the ninth commencement ceremony held for Elizabeth Public Schools graduates since the former Elizabeth High School, once one of the largest high school in the United States, was formed into independently operated high schools.
My dad and me threw the carcass of some salmon that we had finished with and I set up on a chair and took a bunch of photos of the chaos of the feast. So many seagulls!
Taken February 3rd, 2014 on Denman Island, BC, Canada.
I believe it is a Glaucous Winged Gull (Larus glaucescens).
Although it's somewhat tattered I hadn't seen one of these in quite some time. Photographed in the Dixon Gardens, Memphis, Tennessee.
I was reorganizing photos stored on my computer and I came across this one taken right after the snow melted this early spring. It was taken in the wetlands portion of my backyard in Merrimack,NH. It shows decaying leaves on the forest floor under a thin film of water.
This abstract image is best viewed large.
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My good buddy, Alan Cressler, and I recently visited a remote site in Clay County, Alabama for an Alabama endemic, Spigelia marilandica "candy-stripe" form. The common name for the species is Indian Pink. There are only two sites for this rare, unusually colored form, and they are both in Alabama.
For a discussion of the varied forms of this species which I've had the privilege to photograph, please go to Jim's Blog.
I for one am very excited for this years bluebells, last year they amazed me how far spread, and beautiful these elegant flowers can be, when a forest floor is carpeted in them, its a wonderful sight
Nymphenburg, Grüne Jagd, Service, Dessertteller, Teller, Form Rokoko, Hund, Kraniche, Vogel auf Ast, Falke, Hans Kratzer, Rokoko, 1732
This base of this stand (which I believe is celluloid?) has been breaking down slowly since it was given to me.... It has never stood for me, and I have always been able to prop it somewhere, but now I worry that I am only contributing to her disintergration...
Vireo flavifrons
Vireo pechiamarillo
Historia Natural
Alimentación
Con lentitud y en forma deliberada rebusca entre el follaje, generalmente en la parte alta de los bosques, parando con frecuencia para revisar la vegetación circundante, de donde toma insectos relativamente grandes y, en raras ocasiones, frutos.
Comportamiento
Durante el invierno son solitarios y probablemente territoriales. Se asocian en forma regular a bandadas mixtas de verdillos, perlitas, tangaras y reinitas en el dosel.
A menudo levantan la cola.
Ciclo anual
Es una especie migratoria neártica.
Habitat y Distribución
Habitat
Viven en el dosel, borde del bosque, áreas de crecimiento secundario alto, árboles en zonas parcialmente despejadas, jardínes sombreados y cafetales. Durante la migración se les ve en áreas más abiertas y matorrales bajos.
Distribución
Es una especie migratoria. Puede llegar a mediados de setiembre, aunque lo hace más regularmente en octubre, y se queda hasta fines de abril. Se encuentra desde el nivel del mar hasta por lo menos los 1700 m. de altura, a lo largo de ambas vertientes y localmente hasta los 2000 m. durante la migración. Es común y de amplia distribución.
Distribución fuera de Costa Rica
Se reproduce al sureste de Canadá, la parte central y el este de E.U.A. Invierna desde el extremo sur de E.U.A. y el este de México hasta Colombia, Venezuela y las Antillas.
Distribución de Area de conservación
Amistad CaribeArenalCordillera Volcanica CentralGuanacasteOsaPacifico CentralTempisqueTortugueroAmistad PacificoHuetar NorteIsla del Coco
Descripción
Descripción científica
Mide 14 cm. y pesa 18 grs. Su color y patrón recuerdan a una reinita, pero con la cabeza mucho más grande y el pico más grueso y ganchudo. Es verde oliva brillante por encima. Las escapulares y la rabadilla son de color gris pizarra. Las dos barras alares son blancas y anchas; el borde grueso de las secundarias es blanco. Los anteojos, la garganta y el pecho son amarillos; en los flancos presentan un tinte gris. La maxila es gris oscuro, la mandíbula gris azulada con la punta más oscura. Las patas son gris oscuro.
Información taxonómica
Reino: Animalia
Filo: Chordata
Clase: Aves
Orden: Passeriformes
Familia: Vireonidae
Género: Vireo
Depeche Mode - Enjoy The Silence (Live in Berlin)
Depeche Mode are an English electronic band that formed in 1980 in Basildon, Essex. The group consists of founders Dave Gahan (lead vocals, occasional songwriter since 2005), Martin Gore (guitar, keyboards, vocals, main songwriter since 1982), and Andy Fletcher (keyboards, bass guitar). Depeche Mode released their debut album Speak & Spell in 1981, bringing the band onto the British new wave scene. Original band member Vince Clarke (keyboards, guitar, main songwriter from 1980 to 1981), left the band after the release of the album, leaving the band as a trio to record A Broken Frame, released the following year. Gore took over the lead songwriting duties and, later in 1982, Alan Wilder (keyboards, drums, bass guitar, occasional songwriter) officially joined the band to fill Clarke's spot, establishing a line up that would continue for the next 13 years. Depeche Mode have been a trio again since 1995, when Wilder left.
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St Giles Cripplegate, Barbican, London
St Giles has the most startling setting of perhaps any English medieval church. A foundation of the 11th Century, the church was rebuilt after a fire in 1545, that is to say right at the very end of the Medieval period, and looks what it is, a big late Perpendicular East Anglian church, the tower rebuilt in the 17th Century but otherwise looking as if it might be beside the market place in a small Norfolk or Suffolk town. This is disingenuous of course, because the reason for it is the same in both cases, fabulous wealth on the eve of the Reformation.
This parish was particularly badly affected by the Great Plague of 1665, and Elizabeth and Wayland Young suggest this was because of the open drains running through the churchyard. St Giles was too far north to be burned in the Great Fire, but reaped a benefit from it because of the large number of people relocating to the parish from nearer the river. The drains were culverted, and there was plenty of money for repairs and refurbishments. In the 19th Century the church was made more Gothic than it was already with the addition of battlements along the aisles and clerestories.
Along with most of the area to the north of Cannon Street and the south of Old Street, St Giles was completely destroyed on the evening of 29th December 1940, when high winds and the lack of firewatchers due to the Christmas holidays conspired to fan the flames created by wave upon wave of German bombers. For more than ten years St Giles stood a ruin, as the City Corporation pondered what to do with the area. That St Giles would be rebuilt was not in question, but it would need to be as part of the unified whole envisaged for the area north of London Wall, the largest single bomb site in the whole of the British Isles. The usage of the area would need to be largely residential, as the Corporation was concerned about the depopulation of the City, but should also include spaces for arts, recreation and education. Cost was not a factor, there was plenty of money available.
The result was the largest single building project in England during those post-war years. The Corporation accepted the plans submitted in 1956 by its favourite architectural practice Chamberlin, Powell & Bon. The new area would be home to high-rise and low-rise residential buildings all linked together through gardens, with an arts centre at the core. Significantly, it wasn't intended that retail spaces would form a significant part of the scheme. In a brave and revolutionary gesture, the new scheme would be entirely traffic free, the road carried under the site through a tunnel. A revised plan of 1959 allowed for the walkways of the new scheme to be linked into the raised walkways planned to spread like a web throughout the City - although fortunately, apart from London Wall and Upper and Lower Thames Street, this web was never built. The new scheme took its name from the main street which had run through the site, which in turn was named for a medieval fortification to the north of the Wall. And so the Barbican began to rise from the ashes.
With the scheme underway St Giles could be restored, and it reopened in 1960 to the design of Godfrey Allen. Bearing in mind that the interior had been entirely destroyed, and considering the modernist city which was arising around it, the restoration was very conservative, the new interior replicating as far as possible what was there before, some of the furnishings coming from the demolished church of St Luke, Old Street, which had been put in storage. The east end of the chancel was new, but based on architectural details which had survived the 19th Century restoration. There is some decent post-war glass, and memorials to some of the church's worthies including John Milton.
And so it is only outside that St Giles is extraordinary. After twenty years of work the Barbican was opened in 1981, the last great post-war repair project to be completed. The church floats a great ship in a sea of concrete, an illusion furthered by its position beside one of the Barbican waterways. Some memorials have been reset in the brick and concrete. Beyond is the Barbican Centre, and above rise the great shafts of the towers. When they were built they were the tallest residential buildings in Europe, unashamedly modernist in their concrete jaggedness. And yet there is a pleasing harmony to the whole, the contrasting tower of St Giles sticking up perpendicularly to join them. Of course, you wouldn't want every church in this kind of setting, but I think it works here.
There was, of course, an emotional reasoning behind rescuing the City churches after the Blitz, because they had become emblematic of the 'London can take it' attitude. Wandering around the City I am struck that with the possible exception of 30 St Mary Axe, the Barbican towers are still the most refreshingly Modern buildings in the Square Mile, and they are now almost forty years old. Much of the corporate architecture along Bishopsgate is simply dire, especially the awful Heron Tower, and it is hard to remember that the NatWest Tower or whatever it is called now ever looked Modern.
(c) Simon Knott, December 2015
Soldiers form the 3d U.S. Infantry Regiment (The Old Guard), conduct a Twilight Tattoo performance on Whipple Field, Joint Base Myer Henderson-Hall, Va., April 23, 2013. Twilight Tattoo is an hour-long pageant, which showcases the U.S. Army through Old Guard Soldiers and The U.S. Army Band. (U.S. Army photo by Spc. Cody W. Torkelson)
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Okavango Delta, the river that never finds the sea.
Okavango Delta is unspoiled African wilderness at its most magnificent. The Okavango River snakes southeast from Angola into the north of Botswana, where it meets the Kalahari Desert. The sands split the waters into radiating rivulets, forming an inland delta of over 15,000 sq. km. of twisting canals, islands and reed-choked marsh land. Come June, the outer fingers of the Delta swell as rains from the wet season filter down to northern Botswana. When the water recedes, wildlife gathers close around disappearing pools. Throughout the year, an astounding number and variety of birds, game and plants thrive in and around this watery wonderland.
Having done both bush camping and safari walk on one of the islands at Okavango Delta, I can testify that there is nothing like an aerial view of it. As you can see here, the beauty of the Delta is varied, colourful and breathtaking. It was like flying over a painting of nature. There is talk about damming Okavango River, which would spell demise for this wildlife paradise. After the flight, you will leave with strong conviction about preserving Okavango Delta, a piece of nature at its finest.
Each block of ice has its own shape and colours. This one combines quite a lot of them: the white ice of being put to the air for some time, the blue ice being quite new to the fresh air, ice with sediments included and transparent ice washed by water quite lately.
Links:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kongsfjorden
Kongsfjorden, Svalbard, Norway