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The article outlines the invitation made by the British Contact Lens Association (BCLA) in Great Britain. The organization urged the public to submit proposals for the 33rd British Contact Lens Association Clinical Conference and Exhibition held on May 28-31, 2009. It will consider any topic of relevance to clinical contact lens and anterior eye practice.

The article provides information on the EMC UK 2005 exhibition and conference in Great Britain that will be held on October 11-12, 2005. The exhibition will feature five modules, 36 papers, and more than 50 exhibitors. The exhibition will be divided into modules to look at the different aspects of electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) and the implications of the New EMC Directive which was published on December 31, 2004. Furthermore, the event will also feature discussions about low-voltage differential, functional safety, the radio and telecommunications terminal equipment directive. Expected participants and their exhibits are mentioned.

Explores the history and evolution of gas chromatography (GC) in Great Britain. Focus on two international symposia that played a role in the dissemination of GC; Distribution of the papers presented at the two symposiums; Implications for technical and analytic sciences.

Information about several papers discussed at a Managing Risk and Mitigating Litigation conference held in 2015 on media management and risk-tracking in legal firms is presented. Topics discussed include nature of mistakes done during workings and preventive steps to reduce problem at the time of arbitration; role of media during litigation procedure and several photographs related to the same.

This section offers updates on chemical engineering that were published in journals from the Institution of Chemical Engineers (IChemE). 31 papers have been presented at the 13th European conference on mixing that was held at King's College London in England on April 14-17. A paper was published in the journal "Food and Bioproducts Processing" in which its authors discussed the production of dietary fibre powder associated with antioxidant activity produced from cabbage outer leaves.

The article offers information related to activities involving nurses in Great Britain. Any person who is eligible of winning the Research Paper of the Year is invited to publish his or her paper between January 1 and December 31, 2006. The 2007 conference of the American Organization of Nurse Executives will be held on April 12-16 in Washington D.C. Applicants for the clinical nursing scholarship offered by the Barbers' Co. are invited to submit their curriculum vitae by February 28, 2007.

Information is presented about several papers discussed at the EW symposium held December 5-6, 2012 at the Defence Capability Centre, UK Defence Academy, Shrivenham, which is 80 miles west of London, England. Topics include the Intelligence Surveillance Target Acquisition and Reconnaissance (ISTAR), Electronic Warfare (EW), Signals Intelligence (SIGINT), and Electromagnetic Operations (EMO) as well.

Information on several paper discussed at the BCLA Pioneers Conference, held at the Royal Society of Medicine in London, England, on keratoconus management. Topics include non-incisional techniques, and accelerated treatment to control myopic progression, Corneal collagen cross-linking (CXL), and how to communicate with patients. The conference featured several delegates including Sheraz Daya, Katharine Evans, and Ian Cameron.

The article presents a roundtable discussion on professional indemnity insurance (PII) for attorneys featuring various British lawyers, insurance company executives, and law firm partners such as Ross Risby, Duncan Crine, and Jim Jack. Email hacking fraud is addressed, along with the demand for cross-border protection plans and risk management processes for lawyers' clients. The British Solicitors Regulation Authority's issuance of a professional indemnity reform discussion paper is examined.

Information about several papers discussed at the Crucial Crew workshop in Great Britain. During the said event, experts discussed several health and safety facts about children's safety. The fire service taught them how to avoid setting their bedrooms alight and the police acted out a drama to warm them of stranger danger

Focuses on issues related to farm management in Great Britain as of February 2005. Effect of the release of cross-compliance policy of the Department of Environment, Food and Rural Affairs on animal industry; Information on the research, development and knowledge transfer discussion paper issued by BPEX; Highlights of the Pasture for Profit conference held in Cirencester, England.

This paper presents an update on the information industry as of February 2005.. Although normally a time for reflecting on the past year and making resolutions for the next year, this new year, like no other, is dominated by one catastrophic event: the devastation around the coast of the Indian Ocean caused by the tsunamis generated by the December 26, 2004 earthquake. Post-disaster blogs and other news sources proliferate, but no information channel was capable of preparing communities for the approaching calamity. In the aftermath, however, online services and information providers are finding new ways to help. Google quickly changed a strict policy and added a link to relief aid sources on its otherwise minimalist search page. Perhaps one of the most comprehensive site is provided by Wikipedia. Five new laws came into effect on January 1, 2005 in Great Britain, providing the British public with rights to access official information. Members of the public can now apply for any information held by public authorities on any topic and on any medium. VNU Exhibitions Europe has released the final data on attendance at the London Online meeting: more than 10,600 attendees, approximately 900 conference delegates and 230 exhibitor stands.

Information about several papers discussed at an annual conference of the Institution of Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH) held at Manchester Central in Great Britain on the issue about health and safety is presented. Topics include the review of health and safety legislation, the involvement of IOSH on the initiative, and the investment in health and safety. The conference featured several speakers including Rob Strange, Ragnar Lofstedt, and Geoffrey Podger.

Information about several papers discussed at the explanatory meeting held at Allen & Overy's Bishops Square headquarters in Great Britain is prsented.

The article presents information on the meeting, which was a part of Great Britain's General Optical Council (GOC) review process, held in February 2010. John Levitt, director of standards at the GOC, told the 50 delegates at the meeting that revalidation had been mandated by the government in its 2007 White Paper and that protection of the public was the overriding factor that had to be considered. The meeting was presented with a Department of Health-funded report from Europe Economics (EE).

Information about several papers discussed at a meeting sponsored by the Royal Society of Chemistry on the environmentally friendly solutions that would help resolve the challenges faced in the Earth is presented. Topics include the sustainability tsunami, increasing limited resources demand, and sustainable green chemistry. The meeting also features American Chemical Society (ACS) Green Chemistry Institute director Robert Peoples and Royal Society of Chemistry secretary Les McQuire.

Information about several papers discussed during the second video conference held in Great Britain on October 6, 2008 is presented. The event was attended by more than 40 representatives from different law firms, wherein they discussed on how gender, ethnicity and sexual orientation influenced retention rates.

Information about several papers discussed during the Independents Day (ID) conference held in Great Britain on July 3, 2008 is presented. The theme of the event is "Winning clients discreetly without selling" and the speaker is Rob Stewart, an entrepreneur and business guru. During the event, Stewart cited the experience of his company chairman.

Information about several papers discussed at the journal's Diversity in Law 2008 conference in Great Britain is presented. In this event, the Law Society has completed the first draft of its diversity charter. Magdalene Bayim-Adomako of White & Case LLP's London bank finance practice and Bhavesh Dattani, executive director of Lehman Brothers Inc., have suggested an alternative in a panel discussion on how to meet and surpass client diversity expectations.

This article deals with the consultation paper issued by Great Britain's Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs regarding a draft national implementation plan for the Stockholm, Sweden convention on persistent organic pollutants. There are several substances included in the Stockholm list including 10 pesticides, plus dioxins and furans that can be formed during combustion processes, where global action is needed. The deadline for views or comments on the draft national implementation plan is March 19, 2007.