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Second National Pharmacy Conference - 2nd National Pharmacy Council 2016 - About the ConferenceThe South African Pharmacy Council is proudly announcing the Second National Pharmacy Conference for pharmacists in South Africa, to be held on 21 – 24 October 2016, at the Durban ICC, KwaZulu-Natal.It is an opportunity for pharmacy to be recognised and counted as integral in addressing the healthcare needs of the people of South Africa. Similar to the characteristics of the pharmacy profession, this conference will be dynamic, information-driven and patient-orientated.“This conference offers a unique opportunity for all the sectors of pharmacy (i.e. Community, Institutional, Wholesale, Manufacturing, Academia and Consultant) to come together to tackle, debate and attempt to resolve issues that are common to all in pharmacy; an opportunity to find and strengthen that which is supposed to constitute the bond, the common thread that transcends all sectoral affiliations as we seek to move as one in a direction that can only benefit those that we claim to serve unselfishly,” says Bada Pharasi, SAPC President.Everyone involved in the process of converting the molecule into a medicine (pill, capsule, creams, ointment, syrup and suspension) right through to the patient is expected to be there. The conference is expected to attract 500 pharmacy movers and shakers.
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This was a birthday gift for our grandson. He loves the bike and it is the bike he wanted. He is 9 years old.
This is a great power source. I got it and immediately plugged it in to power it up. It did not come with instructions, but the use of USB ports and power cords is pretty self explanatory. The cord that it came with is not very long, about 4inches. Also, the cord does not have a way to plug in, so you have to get a USB wall plug to put on the power cord. Should not be a problem since most electronics that use a USB to power up have one that detaches. If not, I think I remember seeing one on the counter of a drugstore, also at convenience store, for pretty cheap. With the power supply to the battery worked out, I waited until it charged (about 4 Hours). Next, I set out to see how long it would take to charge my phone (left it unplugged the night before just for that purpose). It was able to charge my phone in about 3 hours, while leaving it functional. I wanted to test the limits of the power supply, so I continued to use the battery to charge my cell phone completely for the next 3 nights. After that, I was able to top off my wife's phone, and provide power enough to my Kindle to finish a book before it died (about another hours worth of power).
I am writing this review for multi-player only. When it comes to FPS games, we haven't really gotten a huge hit for some time now. I have never been a fan of the Battlefield series and Battlefield Hartline and Battlefront nearly turned me off of the series forever. Then I saw some multi-player game play in a WW1 setting and my interest peaked. So I decided to give this a shot and I have to force my self to stop playing otherwise I'd be up all night playing. The testament to a good multi-player game to me is can I play this game by myself or only with friends. So far, the answer is a big yes. I haven't fealt this way since Call of Duty MW2. The massive WW1 setting is unlike anything I have played before and is perfect for a Battlefield game. If you haven't been satisfied with previous Battlefield titles like I have, give this a shot because it's so different than any FPS you will find today and most importantly, it's so much fun.
A good read. A couple chapters were a bit technical for me and I have a masters degree!!!! But then again it is science writing. ;). Great way to keep up with current concepts and much more entertaining than a text book!!!!