This research is an anthropological study that seeks to present the customs and traditions of burial ceremonies in city Erbil. Objectives this research: An attempt determine indications rituals funerals according residents Erbil, know show us extent which these affected individual’s life residing also specifying changes have taken place; The emergence new methods related funerals, then presenta...

Ritual circumcision during an initiation ceremony for young adults is common practice in parts of South Africa. We report on a case of polyarticular septic arthritis in a seventeen-year-old man following septicaemia after circumcision, resulting in severe fixed flexion deformities of both knees. This case illustrates an unusual cause of polyarticular septic arthritis and the treatment difficult...

The International Care Ethics Observatory is pleased to announce that on 14 September 2016 the Human Rights and Nursing Awards will be given at a short ceremony at the University of São Paulo at Ribeirão Preto, Brazil. The awards will be presented at the 17th annual Nursing Ethics and 2nd Ethics in Care conference, organised in conjunction with the PAHO/WHO Collaborating Centre for Nursing Rese...

09.00-10..30 am Keynote Speech 1 Knowledge Discovery and Management in Life Sciences : Impacts and Challenges Fazel Famili 10.30 11.00 am Tea break 11.00 12.00 am Plenary Address 1 The Application of Primitive Heuristics to Constraint Satisfaction for Complex Real World Optimisation Paul McMullan 12.00 12.30 pm DMO’09 Opening ceremony Announcement of DMO’10 Launch of DMO’10 website 12.30 02.00 ...

This paper discusses security within human-involved networks, with a focus on social networking services (SNS). We argue that more secure networks could be designed using semi-formal security models inspired from cryptography, as well as notions like that of ceremony, which exploits human-specific abilities and psychology to assist creating more secure protocols. We illustrate some of our ideas...