John Moores
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| Gender | Male |
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| Death | 31 years ago |
| Date of birth | January 25,1896 |
| Zodiac sign | Aquarius |
| Born | Barton Upon Irwell |
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| United Kingdom | |
| Date of died | September 25,1993 |
| Died | Freshfield |
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| United Kingdom | |
| Spouse | Ruby Knowles |
| Children | Peter Moores |
| John Moores Jr. | |
| Books | John Moores 24: Exhibition of Contemporary Painting |
| Parents | Louisa Moores |
| John William | |
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| ID | 1555730 |
John Moores Life story
Sir John Moores CBE was an English businessman and philanthropist most famous for the founding of the now defunct Littlewoods retail and football pools company. Liverpool John Moores University is named in his honour.
University staff strike disrupts freshers' week
... " You can t plan your future Bee Hughes, 34, a senior lecturer at Liverpool John Moores University and UCU branch chair, will be on the picket lines on Monday asking for better pay and an end to casual contracts, which they were on for eight years...
Driver guilty of murdering Rebecca Steer in Oswestry hit-and-run
... Ms Steer, an undergraduate at Liverpool John Moores University from Llanymynech, Powys, was dragged under his vehicle in the early hours of 9 October...
Nearly a third of university courses still have hybrid teaching
... Lila Tamea, former president at Liverpool John Moores University Students Union, sits on the student panel at the Office for Students, which recently commissioned a report looking into the quality of blended learning...
Liverpool dog attack: Tribute to woman killed by American bulldogs
... Liverpool John Moores University, where Ms Dunn worked as a cleaner, previously described her as " hard-working and dedicated"...
Train strikes: Why haven't they caused more disruption?
... So does the lack of impact on many workers mean rail unions have less power to negotiate? Gemma Dale, a lecturer at Liverpool John Moores University s business school, says with more office workers now able to do their job from home there is less pressure on the government to resolve the dispute than pre-pandemic...
US boss fires 900 employees over Zoom
... " Not empatheticGemma Dale, lecturer in employment law and business studies at Liverpool John Moores University in the UK said this was " no way to lead an organisation"...
Coronavirus: Great British food to open chains start
... Ian G Davies, reader in nutritional science at Liverpool John Moores University, said the program...
Coronavirus: apes on lockdown over the threat posed by the disease
... Orang-Utan sanctuaries are closed said Serge Wich, professor of Primate biology at Liverpool John Moores University, UK, that many governments had closed tourism with the apes, while the researchers and shrines were additional measures...
Coronavirus: apes on lockdown over the threat posed by the disease
It is not known how The Virus may have an effect on Great Apes , such as gorillas
apes on lockdown against The Threat of the coronavirus.
Gorilla tourism in Africa , during the retreat spaces for apes such as Orang-Utans, have been closed to The Public .
It is not known whether people contract can monkeys, The Virus , but there are growing fears that of our closest living relatives may be At Risk as well.
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New measures were for the protection of the big cats and their caregivers.
Dr. Kirsten Gilardi is the chief veterinary officer for Gorilla Doctors provides veterinary treatment to gorillas in the forests of Rwanda, Uganda and the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
"We do not know whether it is infected mountain gorillas; we have not seen any evidence of that," She Said . "But since the mountain gorillas are susceptible to human pathogens, we know that they can develop respiratory disease. "
Dr Eddy, head veterinarian in the DRC, the treatment of an injured gorilla (before the outbreak)Mountain gorillas (Gorilla beringei beringei) are an Endangered Species of apes, the only in the forests of Rwanda, Uganda and the DR Congo. All three countries have seen human cases of the coronavirus, with gorilla tourism is currently interrupted.
Social distancing,The work of vets and Rangers, caring for wild gorillas continues, but with additional precautions. "Much of what we practice now, in regard to social distancing and self quarantine, are at The Heart of the recommendations for the protection of Great Apes , as well," said Dr. Gilardi, who is also a veterinary professor at the University of California, Davis .
The new virus is part of the coronavirus family, which also includes the Common Cold , Sars, and Mersbefore the outbreak, people were asked to stay seven meters from the gorillas at all times. The new guidelines, the calls of The International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN), a minimum distance of 10 m from the apes, visits by the people are reduced to the minimum necessary to ensure their health and safety. No person who is sick, or who should be allowed to be in contact with a sick person in the previous 14 days, in the vicinity of them.
habitat loss and poaching are major threats for the survival of the Great Apes , but viruses are also a concern. Infectious diseases are now one of the three top threats to some of the Great Apes groups. Past research has shown that chimpanzees can contract the cold virus, while the Ebola virus is thought to be thousands of chimpanzees and gorillas in Africa are being killed.
Orang-Utan sanctuaries are closed saidSerge Wich, professor of Primate biology at Liverpool John Moores University, UK, that many governments had closed tourism with the apes, while the researchers and shrines were additional measures.
He Said : "We don't know if you are infected will be able to, what the health effects would be, but obviously in view of the health effects for the people, it is a risk, we don't want to be with the apes, so these precautions everyone takes, are an important step to try this risk to reduce. "
the Sepilok Orangutan Rehabilitation Centre on The Island of Borneo is one of the many sanctuaries for Great Apes , which has closed its doors to The Public .
Susan Sheward, founder and Chairperson of the Orangutan Appeal UK, said in a statement: "This disease could be fatal to take for the already endangered Orang-Utan is, it is a risk we can't afford to. OAUK will do everything to ensure that the Orang-Utans in Sepilok, stay healthy and safe. "
There are four types of apes live in today: gorillas (Africa ) Bonobo (Africa ), orangutans (SE Asia), and chimpanzees (Africa ). The people are closely related to the Great Apes , share a common ancestor several million years Ago .
chimpanzees, nature, zoos and zoology, coronavirus pandemic, orangutans, gorillas, conservation
Source of news: bbc.com
