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A fascinating firsthand account of a Soul's past lives.In this compelling read, Dr. Lilan Laishley demonstrates how to make a connection with your Soul through an exploration of past lives, and how that can give purpose to your present life. Learn how karmic patterns are created and cleared, and discover how the knowledge and skills you gained in prior rebirths are accessible to you through the Soul's memory. She does this through sharing her past lives as a healer, shaman, herbalist, and witch during eight lifetimes – from ancient Atlantis to Renaissance Italy.BioLilan Laishley has a PhD. in Religious Studies from the University of Pittsburgh (USA) with a concentration on symbol, ritual, and cosmology. As a university professor she has traveled the world investigating sacred sites, teaching religion, and presenting papers at academic conferences. She has a Master's Degree in Counseling from Hunter College (USA) with a focus on Jungian psychology and past life therapy. She is a founding member and former Director of Research for The Labyrinth Society. She is also a consulting and teaching Astrologer for 40 years.https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DGW11WC4https://laishley.com/ https://www.pastliveshypnosis.co.uk/https://www.patreon.com/ourparanormalafterlife

A fascinating firsthand account of a Soul's past lives.In this compelling read, Dr. Lilan Laishley demonstrates how to make a connection with your Soul through an exploration of past lives, and how that can give purpose to your present life. Learn how karmic patterns are created and cleared, and discover how the knowledge and skills you gained in prior rebirths are accessible to you through the Soul's memory. She does this through sharing her past lives as a healer, shaman, herbalist, and witch during eight lifetimes – from ancient Atlantis to Renaissance Italy.BioLilan Laishley has a PhD. in Religious Studies from the University of Pittsburgh (USA) with a concentration on symbol, ritual, and cosmology. As a university professor she has traveled the world investigating sacred sites, teaching religion, and presenting papers at academic conferences. She has a Master's Degree in Counseling from Hunter College (USA) with a focus on Jungian psychology and past life therapy. She is a founding member and former Director of Research for The Labyrinth Society. She is also a consulting and teaching Astrologer for 40 years.https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DGW11WC4https://laishley.com/ https://www.pastliveshypnosis.co.uk/https://www.patreon.com/ourparanormalafterlife

GuestHumaira Masihuddin is a lawyer based in Islamabad and holds LLM in Public International Law from the University of London, LLB (shariah and law) from the International Islamic University, MA in Cultural Anthropology from University of Pittsburgh USA and an MSC in Criminal Justice Studies from University of Leicester in UK. She is a criminologist cum victimologist and and has been visiting faculty in a number of law enforcement and security training schools including, Punjab Police College Sihala, Police Training School in Islamabad, Federal Police Academy and the Federal Judicial Academy, Defence services academy. She started judicial trainings in 2006 and has since then trained Family court judges, Additional District and session judges, ATC judges and prosecutors in diverse subjects such as Therapeutic jurisprudence, guardianship and custody issues, women specific legislation Etc., She has twenty three years of experience as a trainer in the criminal justice system and has besides judges trained police officers, lawyers , prison staff and investigators She regularly imparts trainings on Theories of Criminality, Criminology of violent extremism and Terrorism, Interrogation, Victimology, Gender based violence, Policing of Vulnerable Groups and fundamental rights in the constitution of Pakistan. Diverse topics including the concept of Multiculturalism and Pluralism with special reference to Islamic teachings, Human Rights, Rights of Minorities in Islam and other topics are also taught by her on various forums as part of her social engineering project. Humaira has worked on a wide range of issues as a consultant for various organizations including enabling environment for minorities in electoral and political processes, She was Technical advisor for project Police Awam Saath Saath, assignment included sharing of media products with police , lawyers and others , research on police heroes and best practices. Sexual harassment at the work place. Procedural defects in laws related to offenses against religions, comparative study of Blasphemy laws in Pakistan, Iran, Bangladesh and India. Pluralism and treatment of minorities, Trafficking, Child sexual abuse. Street children and prevention of HIV/ AIDS.Podcast Summary:In this episode of The Hikmah Project Podcast, host Saqib Safdar warmly welcomes lawyer and scholar Humera Nasihadin to explore the life and philosophy of one of the East's greatest visionaries—Allama Muhammad Iqbal. Saqib, a long-time admirer of Iqbal's work, introduces Humera as an expert who has been studying and teaching Iqbal for over two decades. With degrees in law, anthropology, and Sharia, she brings a unique perspective to Iqbal's deep, multi-faceted thought.The conversation spans Iqbal's significant contributions to poetry, philosophy, and Islamic thought, focusing on his key concepts like Khudi (selfhood) and his deep spiritual connection to Rumi. Humera discusses how Iqbal drew inspiration from the Qur'an, blending traditional Islamic values with a forward-looking vision to meet the challenges of modernity. She explains that Iqbal's poetry is not just to be understood intellectually but felt deeply, as it touches the soul and offers universal insights.Together, Saqib and Humera recite and analyze some of Iqbal's most poignant verses, bringing out their relevance to contemporary issues like nationalism and the Palestinian cause. Humera highlights Iqbal's role as a spiritual and philosophical leader whose timeless wisdom continues to inspire generations. She also shares personal anecdotes about how Iqbal's influence extended beyond the intellectual to deeply

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Arne Slot speaks to the media in Pittsburgh USA after his Liverpool side faced Real Betis on American soil for the first of three Pre-Season games abroad!Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/redmentv. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today's kids are fundamentally different on many levels. Their self-concept is different, their view of the future is different and what is required to reach and teach them is different. Join us as we explore how some school leaders are adapting to the changing needs of today's students. Follow on Twitter: @greggbehr@AASAHQ @AASADan @bamradionetwork @jonHarper70bd @JimmyMinichello Gregg Behr, executive director of The Grable Foundation, is a father and children's advocate. For nearly 15 years, he has helped lead Remake Learning—a network of educators, scientists, artists, and makers he founded in Pittsburgh (USA)—to international renown. Remake Learning has turned heads everywhere from Forbes to the World Economic Forum for its efforts to ignite children's curiosity, encourage creativity, and foster justice and belonging in schools, libraries, museums, and more. He is the co-author of When You Wonder, You're Learning: Mister Rogers' Enduring Lessons for Raising Creative, Curious, Caring Kids.

“A really windy night in the days just before Halloween swept what was left from the old silver maple trees in the neighbourhood. As the final few fell to earth, […]

This podcast had my hallucinating from the get go! Frank Ligons joins me all the way from Pittsburgh USA and shares his 25 year battle with mental health, including repeated suicidal thoughts to stumbling on ketamine therapy which he attributes to be his saviour. Like most people, Frank had only heard of ketamine as a "club drug" and "animal tranquilizer." Upon further research, he was surprised to discover that Ketamine is the world's most commonly used aesthetic, well known for its safety and affordability. Doctors discovered that depression sufferers treated with small doses (much lower than the aesthetic dose) often remitted. Once Frank went for treatment, he was stunned when this astonishing procedure stopped his 25 years of suicidal thoughts in their tracks! That was over three years ago and while Frank attends monthly boosters, his suicidal ideations have never returned. To spread the good news, Frank wrote a book for others who needed similar hope and help. IV Ketamine Infusion Therapy for Depression: Why I Tried It, What It's Like, and If It Worked was published in May of 2021 and has been an Amazon best seller in several categories since that time. . It's a must-have for anyone considering ketamine for themselves or a loved one. This is a must listen for anyone who has ever suffered due to poor mental health, and how doctors are using ketamine in a controlled and heavily administrated environment to help improve the lives of many. (NB This is not advocating ketamine to be used unaided or without professional supervision).

Astrophiz 148 - Massive Stars - Dr Poojan Agrawal Dr Poojan Agrawal is a Postdoc Research Associate at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh USA. The focus of her research is on the lives of massive stars and their role in determining the evolution of stellar systems/stellar populations and star clusters, and given the rarity and short lives of massive stars, she obviously like a challenge! In her PhD thesis, “Massive stars and gravitational waves: Bridging the gap with a new method for rapid stellar evolution” she has identified some serious limitations in current modelling systems and has developed a new modelling system that allows fellow researchers to easily use different sets of stellar evolution tracks, computed with different input parameters. You will love this episode and Dr Poojan's work!

J.V. Hilliard, author of epic fantasy book, The Last Keeper. His readers are fans of Sword & Sorcery, Dungeons & Dragons. His Bio reminded me of Pittsburgh: Born of steel, fire and black wind, raised as highlander in foothills on confluence of three mighty rivers, forged wealth and power for generations. www.jvhilliard.com

Isolated away from her husband who’s job is deemed “life necessary” and locked down in her teenage daughters college apartment in Pittsburgh USA. Jennifer Gardella of the Garedella Group openly chats with Elliot about how she lis dealing with the change. Also she explains that when Corona hit, she looked at her Social Media and digital marketing business and, decided that this is the perfect opportunity to not sell but really help people. Although affected by C-19 Jennifer keeps smiling and has some great words of advice for us all. This is a Compelling New Series where your host Elliot chats to people from not just in Essex, surrounding areas and the UK, but Worldwide too! All about how the recent disruption to all of our lives, has changed how they live and work. How they are dealing with it and what ideas, advice and support they have for everybody.

"In the future everybody will be world-famous for fifteen minutes” is probably the best known quote attributed to Andy Warhol. Warhol was an American artist who became a superstar in the visual art movement known as Pop Art. He crossed the boundaries between art and celebrity becoming famous for what we now call branding, but the private Warhol was a deeply religious man and to his close relatives was known simply as ‘Uncle Andy'. In a world where some of what he predicted has come true, we look back at the life and work of this iconic figure. With Bridget Kendall to explore Andy Warhol are Eric Shiner the former Director of the Andy Warhol Museum in Pittsburgh USA and New York Director of London's White Cube, Professor Jean Wainwright the British art historian and curator and a leading expert on Warhol and Andy Warhol's nephew, the artist and illustrator James Warhola. (Photo: Andy Warhol. Credit: Ullstein Bild/Getty Images)

Design Your Life podcast E020 with Vince Frost in conversation with Andrei Dolnikov, Russian-Australian Interior Architect, Architectural Visualiser and Orthodox Hasidic Rabbi. Andrei Dolnikov came to Australia as an 11-year old Russian immigrant with nothing but his family, $2,000 and a Persian rug. After graduating art school in Australia, he made the pilgrimage to Israel where he spent six years living in Jerusalem studying to become an Orthodox-Hasidic Rabbi, rediscovering the spiritual roots that he had been denied while growing up in the Soviet Union. Now, Andrei is a visionary creative leader who specialises in bespoke, considered and memorable architectural images. He started his own business in his spare room in a small Sydney apartment, jokingly referred to as “Suite 9”, after working as a visualiser in Pittsburgh (USA). He has since guided Binyan – a now international studio with locations all over the world – to its place as a leader in the field. In this episode, Andrei reveals his story of discovering his spiritual roots, creating a business in a 2-bedroom apartment while studying full time, working as a practicing rabbi and caring for a wife and two kids. He shares how bringing together the “seemingly contradicting” threads of his life are what excites him most, and how he himself strives to break stereotypes by being a living contradiction: “I want to be the Hasidic *and* the hipster.” Stay tuned for the next Design Your Life episode featuring British advertising legend Sir John Hegarty! binyan.com.au frostcollective.com.au See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sandra Mau, founder and CEO of TrademarkVision, an image recognition for brand protection startup based in Pittsburgh (USA) and Brisbane (Australia) that was recently acquired by CompuMark (Clarivate Analytics), shares her vision about how machine learning and image recognition technology is transforming the intellectual property (IP) ecosystem at a time when 40 percent of trademark filings contain images and when disruptive solutions developed by technology companies are increasingly being used by IP offices, law firms, and in-house counsel.Every two weeks, on Tuesday, Brand & New gives the floor to inspiring individuals, with a 360-degree vision, to help brand owners, intellectual property lawyers, and marketing and finance professionals (and beyond!) stay curious and agile in an ever-evolving business environment. Brand & New is a production of the International Trademark AssociationHosted by Audrey DauvetContribution of M. Halle & S. Lagedamond - Music by JD BeatsTo go further:About Sandra Mau (link to https://www.linkedin.com/in/sandramau/)About TrademarkVision (link to https://trademark.vision)About CompuMark (link to http://www.compumark.com)Also of interest:INTA Annual Meeting Program (link to https://www.inta.org/2019Annual/Pages/Home.aspx)INTA 2019 Annual Meeting Table Topics on Artificial Intelligence (link to: https://www.inta.org/2019Annual/Program/Pages/Table-Topics.aspx)INTA Designs Committee (link to:http://www.inta.org/Committees/Pages/DesignsCommittee.aspxEntrepreneur Magazine: 8 Companies Changing How Machine Learning Is Used (link to https://www.entrepreneur.com/article/293105)World Intellectual Property Organization Presentation: Machine Learning Applied to Trademarks Classification and Search (link to https://www.wipo.int/edocs/mdocs/globalinfra/en/wipo_ip_itai_ge_18/wipo_ip_itai_ge_18_p17.pdf)

We’re hearing from my Aunt Judy and Uncle Ron, who in 1970, first left the Manitoba prairies for Ottawa, Canada’s capital and left for Australia one year later with the Federal Government. What followed was 34 years of long-term travel and over that time, a total of 12 moves: their postings would be anywhere from 2-4 years at a time, and ranged all corners of the earth including (in order): Ottawa, Australia, Cuba, Los Angeles, Edmonton Canada, Kuwait, Ottawa, Saskatoon Canada, Pittsburgh USA, Edmonton, Oslo Norway, Ottawa Canada, Ladysmith, Winnipeg. Find more at www.libbyj.ca  

 "Get buy-in BEFORE the change happens" From AICPA & CIMA's London office, Kymberley McAdam talks to accounting expert, author and podcaster Julie Ann Sullivan about several core topics central to the accounting profession worldwide - and podcasting! Listen all the way to the end for a special opportunity available only to listeners of this podcast. OUR GUEST: Based in Pittsburgh and helping clients worldwide, Julie Ann has a deep experience and diverse background which gives her a unique business perspective on improving employee engagement, inspiring leadership and creating better places to work. Find out more at www.julieannsullivan.com  WE DISCUSS: the value of engagement, the importance of advocacy and influence, ways of using ideas to move beyond organisational 'silos', the opportunities provided by new media and personality and the power of corporate podcasting.   == MORE ABOUT OUR PODCAST ==    DON'T MISS OUT. Get the latest show every week, automatically and free, at https://www.aicpa-cima.com/disruption.html. Share it easily with colleagues and friends by using the icons on the media player.  TAKE IT FURTHER. Find related CPD/CPE resources at https://www.aicpastore.com/GoBeyondDisruption and https://www.cgmastore.com/GoBeyonddisruption. STAY CONNECTED. Follow #GoBeyondDisruption, @AICPANews and @CIMA_News on social."   ©2018 Association of International Certified Professional Accountants (AICPA & CIMA). All rights reserved   

Jenny Stein of The Family Photographer Podcast is todays guest, is based in Pittsburgh USA, is the mother of five and has a family and children's photography business. Jenny says, "Photography is what I use to look more deeply at my days and to help us remember the every day moments that make [...] The post TPX24: Jenny Stein – It’s all about the photography not the money appeared first on Photography Business Xposed - Photography Podcast - how to build and market your portrait and wedding photography business.

Introduction There are a number of major cults which attract large numbers but remember the Bible speaks of a wide road leading to destruction and a narrow road that leads to eternal life. In this series I shall give seven studies concerning "Jehovah Witnesses: right or wrong?" Each day I come across people I want to introduce to Jesus Christ and I have a certain place I visit most days of the week to meet such people. I often come across Jehovah Witnesses after they have concluded their morning's diligent visitation from house to house. They arrive for their coffee break and I sometimes have the opportunity to speak with one or more of them. It will take several lessons to put you in knowledge of their beginnings, their teachings and what the Bible has to say about their doctrines. Part 1 - Early Beginnings This particular cult was founded by a wealthy draper from Pittsburgh USA. His name was Charles Taze Russell. His birth was in 1852 and he was born to parents who were members of a Congregational church in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Until the age of sixteen he followed his parents teachings and beliefs unquestionably. One day, however, while he was still sixteen he tried to explain the doctrine of eternal punishment to his friend. On hearing this truth he turned on Charles and ridiculed him for believing such 'unreasonable doctrine' This confrontation to his own beliefs had drastic consequences. Within weeks he had rejected the orthodox Christian faith and began a search for a more reasonable and acceptable creed. Two years later he received the stimulus and encouragement he was looking for. When attending a Seventh day Adventist meeting he was delighted to hear the speaker advocating the annihilation of unbelievers at death and scorning the doctrines of hell. Just as intriguing for him was to learn of attempts to fix the precise date of The Lord Jesus Christ's return Russell was happy to join this new group for a while until differences emerged on other issues and he left to begin studying other religions such as eastern religions including Buddhism. Later he returned to the study of the Bible and began producing Bible Study Notes in a magazine called "Food for thinking Christians" This later became the "Watchtower". In 1879 he founded the "Watchtower Society" He sold his business and founded this new sect. One important event needs to be mentioned concerning this man and his character. He got himself into trouble when selling what he described as "miracle wheat" he said it would outgrow other seed by as much as five times. He lost a libel case action against a newspaper which levelled charges against his claims. This was checked out at the highest level and his claim was found not to be justified. He also claimed to be a competent student of Greek. However in court under oath, it was discovered that he was ignorant of the Greek Language. He knew nothing and not even the letters of the Greek alphabet. He also made a prediction that Christ's return would take place in 1914 but it would be invisible! Is this the kind of man you could trust? Someone you could trust your soul's destiny to? Again would you want to put your trust in an organisation which to this day in 2011 has made many forecasts and predictions which have not taken place. Russell died in 1916. Rutherford followed him as leader, predicting the end of the world in 1925. In 1931 the official name of the movement was then changed to "Jehovah Witnesses".  Rutherford died in 1942 and he was succeeded by Nathan Knorr. Between 1950 and 1961 he produced the "New World Translation of The Holy Scriptures" aided by Frank Franz, Albert Schroeder and George Gangas. This production was so arranged as to support their theology in crucial areas that had posed problems for earlier witnesses using the King James Authorised Bible. (It wasn't the old fashioned language that caused the problem it was certain fundamental teachings they could not agree with.) Under Nathan Knorr the movement took shape and grew more rapidly. He died in 1977 from a cancerous tumour. Like Russell before him and Rutherford he did not see the end of the world predicted in 1975. So we have seen the early beginnings of the Jehovah Witness Movement. Tomorrow I shall explain and show how their teaching conflicts with the Bible on vital issues. Right mouse click here to download as a MP3 file ** Disclaimer: The author of this article, Jim Allis, is a guest podcaster and Partakers Ministries may or may not agree with his opinions and writings, either in their entirety or part thereof. Click or tap on the appropriate link below to subscribe, share or download our iPhone App!

Jacek Dominiczak jest architektem i profesorem Akademii Sztuk Pięknych w Gdańsku, na której prowadzi Pracownię Projektowania Wnętrz Miejskich. Zajmuje się teorią i metodologią projektowania dialogicznego. Jest autorem koncepcji Przestrzeni Dialogicznej (Miasto Dialogiczne, Architektura Dialogiczna) oraz Kodu Tożsamości Lokalnej – narzędzia projektowania miejskiej przestrzeni kulturowej. W 2004 roku reprezentował Polskę na 9. Międzynarodowej Wystawie Architektury organizowanej przez Biennale w Wenecji, podczas której prezentował pracę Delay(er)ing Facade, zbudowaną wspólnie z malarzem video-fresków Dominikiem Lejmanem (współpraca techniczna: Monika Zawadzka i Marek Zygmunt). Był wizytującym profesorem w Europie i Ameryce Północnej, w tym m.in. na Universidade da Beira Interior, Covilha (Portugalia, 2006–10); Instituto Tecnologico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey, Queretaro (Meksyk, 1998); University of Michigan, Ann Arbor (USA, 1992); Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh (USA, 1991 i 1993–97). Jest beneficjentem Programu Fulbrighta (1991) i Fundacji Kościuszkowskiej (1992).

Jacek Dominiczak jest architektem i profesorem Akademii Sztuk Pięknych w Gdańsku, na której prowadzi Pracownię Projektowania Wnętrz Miejskich. Zajmuje się teorią i metodologią projektowania dialogicznego. Jest autorem koncepcji Przestrzeni Dialogicznej (Miasto Dialogiczne, Architektura Dialogiczna) oraz Kodu Tożsamości Lokalnej – narzędzia projektowania miejskiej przestrzeni kulturowej. W 2004 roku reprezentował Polskę na 9. Międzynarodowej Wystawie Architektury organizowanej przez Biennale w Wenecji, podczas której prezentował pracę Delay(er)ing Facade, zbudowaną wspólnie z malarzem video-fresków Dominikiem Lejmanem (współpraca techniczna: Monika Zawadzka i Marek Zygmunt). Był wizytującym profesorem w Europie i Ameryce Północnej, w tym m.in. na Universidade da Beira Interior, Covilha (Portugalia, 2006–10); Instituto Tecnologico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey, Queretaro (Meksyk, 1998); University of Michigan, Ann Arbor (USA, 1992); Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh (USA, 1991 i 1993–97). Jest beneficjentem Programu Fulbrighta (1991) i Fundacji Kościuszkowskiej (1992).

Jacek Dominiczak jest architektem i profesorem Akademii Sztuk Pięknych w Gdańsku, na której prowadzi Pracownię Projektowania Wnętrz Miejskich. Zajmuje się teorią i metodologią projektowania dialogicznego. Jest autorem koncepcji Przestrzeni Dialogicznej (Miasto Dialogiczne, Architektura Dialogiczna) oraz Kodu Tożsamości Lokalnej – narzędzia projektowania miejskiej przestrzeni kulturowej. W 2004 roku reprezentował Polskę na 9. Międzynarodowej Wystawie Architektury organizowanej przez Biennale w Wenecji, podczas której prezentował pracę Delay(er)ing Facade, zbudowaną wspólnie z malarzem video-fresków Dominikiem Lejmanem (współpraca techniczna: Monika Zawadzka i Marek Zygmunt). Był wizytującym profesorem w Europie i Ameryce Północnej, w tym m.in. na Universidade da Beira Interior, Covilha (Portugalia, 2006–10); Instituto Tecnologico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey, Queretaro (Meksyk, 1998); University of Michigan, Ann Arbor (USA, 1992); Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh (USA, 1991 i 1993–97). Jest beneficjentem Programu Fulbrighta (1991) i Fundacji Kościuszkowskiej (1992).

Jacek Dominiczak jest architektem i profesorem Akademii Sztuk Pięknych w Gdańsku, na której prowadzi Pracownię Projektowania Wnętrz Miejskich. Zajmuje się teorią i metodologią projektowania dialogicznego. Jest autorem koncepcji Przestrzeni Dialogicznej (Miasto Dialogiczne, Architektura Dialogiczna) oraz Kodu Tożsamości Lokalnej – narzędzia projektowania miejskiej przestrzeni kulturowej. W 2004 roku reprezentował Polskę na 9. Międzynarodowej Wystawie Architektury organizowanej przez Biennale w Wenecji, podczas której prezentował pracę Delay(er)ing Facade, zbudowaną wspólnie z malarzem video-fresków Dominikiem Lejmanem (współpraca techniczna: Monika Zawadzka i Marek Zygmunt). Był wizytującym profesorem w Europie i Ameryce Północnej, w tym m.in. na Universidade da Beira Interior, Covilha (Portugalia, 2006–10); Instituto Tecnologico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey, Queretaro (Meksyk, 1998); University of Michigan, Ann Arbor (USA, 1992); Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh (USA, 1991 i 1993–97). Jest beneficjentem Programu Fulbrighta (1991) i Fundacji Kościuszkowskiej (1992).

Kris LeFebvre talks to ecancer at ICCN 17, in Prague, about the creation, implementation and review of the Chemotherapy Safety Standards. Started in 2008 with the aim to create standard guidelines for patients receiving chemotherapy as safely as possible, it began by putting together planning teams, literature reviews and mapping out the process of administering chemotherapy. By 2011, oral chemotherapy was being administered more frequently and monitoring this type of treatment was difficult for health care providers, resulting in the Oral Chemotherapy Safety standards. Ms LeFebvre also discusses the importance of educating nurses in the area of prescribing and administering of the oral chemotherapy drugs.

Wenige Tage vor dem nächsten Weltfinanzgipfel zeigt sich Bundeskanzlerin Angela Merkel in ihrer wöchentlichen Videobotschaft zuversichtlich, was die dort anstehenden Aufgaben angeht: Internationale Regeln und wirksame Sicherungsmechanismen sollen dafür sorgen, dass sich eine Krise wie die aktuelle nicht wiederholt.

Wenige Tage vor dem nächsten Weltfinanzgipfel zeigt sich Bundeskanzlerin Angela Merkel in ihrer wöchentlichen Videobotschaft zuversichtlich, was die dort anstehenden Aufgaben angeht: Internationale Regeln und wirksame Sicherungsmechanismen sollen dafür sorgen, dass sich eine Krise wie die aktuelle nicht wiederholt.