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Resolving to Eat Healthier in 2023? Listen to Your Gut
Carol Bross-McMahon2023-01-11T14:22:01-05:00January 11th, 2023|Blog|
By Dr. Said Nabhan - To the rejoicing of guts everywhere, 2023 might not be the year of the glazed bacon doughnut. Half of the U.S. population has resolved [...]
CGI first in region with AI technology
Carol Bross-McMahon2023-01-11T11:30:54-05:00January 11th, 2023|Media Coverage|
In early November, Cincinnati GI performed its first artificial intelligence-assisted colonoscopies using Medtronic's GI Genius module, making it the only endoscopy center in the greater Cincinnati area offering the technology. [...]
Why We're Grateful for 2022
Carol Bross-McMahon2022-12-21T09:58:24-05:00December 21st, 2022|Blog|
By Greg Schooler, Chief Operating Officer As we close another calendar year, I'm reflecting on the past 12 months and all that we – and our patients – have [...]
Cincinnati GI Patient Newsletter – December 2022
Carol Bross-McMahon2022-12-21T11:18:42-05:00December 20th, 2022|Newsletter|
December 2022 Your Diet Affects More Than Just Your GI System You already know that what you eat affects your gut. Now comes a study that suggests your diet [...]
Do Not Skip Your Colonoscopy: Here's Why
Abbey Bradley2022-11-22T15:05:33-05:00November 22nd, 2022|Blog|
By Dr. Gregory Lam - If you had the opportunity to improve your chances of living without cancer, would you take that opportunity? A recent study in the New [...]
CGI Uses Artificial Intelligence-Enhanced Colonoscopy Screenings
Abbey Bradley2022-12-22T10:47:36-05:00November 4th, 2022|Announcement|
Cincinnati, Ohio (November 4, 2022) – Cincinnati GI has performed its first colonoscopies using artificial intelligence (AI) to aid in the detection of polyps and lesions. Cincinnati GI's Anderson [...]
Cincinnati GI is Highest Ranked Endoscopy Ambulatory Surgery Center in Ohio on Newsweek's 2023 List
Carol Bross-McMahon2022-12-22T10:49:31-05:00October 27th, 2022|Announcement|
Cincinnati, Ohio (October 27, 2022) – For the third consecutive year, The Anderson Endoscopy Center, owned and operated by Cincinnati GI, has been recognizedon Newsweek's list of America's Best [...]
Cincinnati GI Patient Newsletter – October 2022
Carol Bross-McMahon2022-10-21T08:38:05-04:00October 13th, 2022|Newsletter|
October 2022 5 Tips to Eat More Plants – Your Gut Will Thank You It's not just a fad. Research shows that boosting the number of plant-based foods in [...]
Exercise Can Improve Your Gut Health
Abbey Bradley2022-09-29T10:43:43-04:00September 27th, 2022|Blog|
By Dr. Said Nabhan - Little things can add up to a lot when it comes to wellness. So it shouldn't be surprising that when we exercise for better [...]
5 Tips to Eat More Plants – Your Gut Will Thank You
Carol Bross-McMahon2022-11-22T14:37:56-05:00September 8th, 2022|Blog|
By Dr. Ganesh Kakarlapudi - When it comes to your health, a hill of beans is worth more than you might think. It might add up to seven Super [...]
It's Not Too Early to Think About Colon Cancer Prevention
Abbey Bradley2022-11-22T14:38:44-05:00August 31st, 2022|Blog|
Few diseases can be as regrettable as colorectal cancers. Nearly 53,000 people are expected to die from the diseases in 2022. Yet one 30-minute screening and a day of [...]
Behind Bowel Issues, From Diarrhea to Constipation
Abbey Bradley2022-07-29T15:46:00-04:00July 29th, 2022|Blog|
Your body is amazing at letting you know when something isn't going right. Hunger reminds you to get nourishment. Pain warns you to avoid certain activities so your body can [...]
Health Insurance Terms Explained: Clearing Up Common Confusion
Abbey Bradley2022-11-22T14:39:55-05:00June 24th, 2022|Blog|
If you have trouble understanding the ins and outs of your insurance plan's deductible, you probably don't want to ask the person sitting next to you – because it [...]
They Found Polyps in My Colon. Should I be concerned?
Abbey Bradley2022-11-22T14:41:41-05:00June 9th, 2022|Blog|
By Dr. Harold Loewenstine - There are more than 37 trillion cells in the human body, and each one divides regularly in order to grow. With numbers this high, some [...]
Cincinnati GI Patient Newsletter – June 2022
Abbey Bradley2022-06-06T15:00:19-04:00June 6th, 2022|Newsletter|
June 2022 4 Ways To Fill Up On Water This Summer Drinking plenty of water is always sound advice, but in the summer, it's even more critical to our body's [...]
Living With IBS: 6 Helpful Tips
Abbey Bradley2022-05-13T11:06:04-04:00May 13th, 2022|Blog|
By Dr. Said Nabhan - If you want to know what it's like to live with irritable bowel syndrome, here is an example. You're just finishing up lunch with some [...]
Becker's GI & Endoscopy
Carol Bross-McMahon2022-05-04T08:41:04-04:00May 4th, 2022|Media Coverage|
Cincinnati GI's Anderson Center now serves more than 10,000 patients annually with outpatient procedures like colonoscopies.
CGI surpasses 10,000 patients in a single year in Anderson center
Carol Bross-McMahon2022-04-27T09:40:50-04:00April 27th, 2022|Announcement|
Cincinnati GI is celebrating the fifth anniversary of the opening of our award-winning ambulatory surgery center, Anderson Endoscopy in Cincinnati, Ohio, and another significant company milestone – treating more than [...]
Treatments for GERD When Medication Isn't Enough
Abbey Bradley2022-09-29T20:37:51-04:00April 15th, 2022|Blog|
By Dr. Harold Loewenstine - Most people have had that "heart in the throat" feeling, but did you know that a small percentage of the population also experiences, literally, [...]
Burping, Bloating, Blood – When to See a Gastroenterologist
Abbey Bradley2022-04-15T12:10:33-04:00March 23rd, 2022|Blog|
By Dr. Mark Manegold - Everybody burps. Everybody bloats. But if you or someone you know does so chronically, then it's no longer an every-body issue. Persistent bloating, burping, trouble [...]
Cincinnati GI Ranks Among Top 20 of Greater Cincinnati's Largest Physician Groups
Abbey Bradley2022-04-27T09:43:27-04:00March 10th, 2022|Announcement|
The Cincinnati Business Courier has released its annual list of Greater Cincinnati's Largest Physician Groups, and Cincinnati GI landed in the 20th spot, up five spots from being number 25 [...]
Celiac, Sensitivity, or Allergy? Digesting How Wheat Affects Us
Abbey Bradley2022-02-17T09:16:07-05:00February 17th, 2022|Blog|
By Dr. Harold Loewenstine - If you think you are suffering the symptoms of celiac disease and have given all gluten the shaft, it may be time for a sensitivity [...]
4 Ways To Fill Up Your Water Intake
Call it a simple by-product of science, but what we take in as liquids determines what comes out as solids. That is why water is so important for the gastrointestinal [...]
Cincinnati GI Patient Newsletter – January 2022
Carol Bross-McMahon2022-01-12T17:32:30-05:00January 7th, 2022|Newsletter|
January 2022 Happy New Year: Get Your Gut in Check This Year If you have health-related New Year's resolutions on your list, be sure a 'gut check' is one of [...]
A GI Gift for the Holidays: 5 Easy Ways Not to Overdo It
Abbey Bradley2021-12-29T10:47:59-05:00December 20th, 2021|Blog|
By Dr. Mark Manegold - Here's one way to get to the other end of the holidays without your belly feeling bloated and overwhelmed: Think of your gastrointestinal system as [...]
Probiotic Gut Check: 3 Myths and 3 Facts
Carol Bross-McMahon2021-11-30T12:27:30-05:00November 30th, 2021|Blog|
Four million people may not all be correct when it comes to probiotics, but at least they are cultured. Every year, an estimated 4 million people spend $40 billion on [...]
Business Courier: CGI Business Spotlight
Carol Bross-McMahon2021-10-28T11:03:03-04:00October 28th, 2021|Media Coverage|
Cincinnati GI is honored to be recognized as the only endoscopy center in the state of Ohio to appear on the Newsweek/Statistica list of America's Best Ambulatory Surgery Centers for [...]
Newsweek Ranks Cincinnati GI #1 Among Cincinnati-based Ambulatory Surgery Centers
The Anderson Endoscopy Center, owned and operated by Cincinnati GI, has been awarded on Newsweek's list of America's Best Ambulatory Surgery Centers 2022. CGI's center was the highest ranking ASC [...]
Food Getting Stuck? 5 Reasons to Take it Seriously
Abbey Bradley2021-10-12T09:37:22-04:00October 11th, 2021|Blog|
By Dr. David Hess - "Oh, it's nothing," many people may think when a bite of food gets stuck in their throats. But if food is sticking in there frequently, [...]
There's Blood in My Stool. Should I Panic?
Abbey Bradley2021-09-22T07:23:00-04:00September 21st, 2021|Blog|
By Dr. Harold Loewenstine - Maybe it's instinct. Maybe it's something we learn as kids. Somehow, many people tend to glance at their bowel movements before pushing the flusher. And [...]
What is the Gut Microbiome and Why Does it Matter to Me?
Many people rely on their gut reactions when it comes to making important decisions. But when it comes to how certain foods and medicines react in our guts, a measure [...]
Is it GERD or Heartburn? 6 Signs and When to See a Doctor
Carol Bross-McMahon2021-09-22T07:23:17-04:00July 12th, 2021|Blog|
By Dr. Said Nabhan - If your afternoons increasingly feel like a recurring series of "Revenge of the Lunch," the cause might not be something that was inside the meal; [...]
Colonoscopy vs. Cologuard: The Differences
Abbey Bradley2021-09-22T07:23:32-04:00April 23rd, 2021|Blog|
By Dr. Gregory Lam - Screening for colon cancer can be lifesaving, so getting yourself tested is important. However, patients should be aware there are big differences between a traditional [...]
Dispelling 5 Myths About Colonoscopy Preparation
administrator2021-09-22T07:23:46-04:00March 5th, 2021|Blog|
By Dr. Mark Manegold - Each year, gastroenterologists in the U.S. perform nearly 20 million colonoscopies. Yet that number should be higher. An estimated 40% of people who should get [...]
Welcome Annmarie Sagraves
administrator2021-03-23T21:31:59-04:00January 6th, 2020|Announcement|
Our Batavia office has as a new provider, Welcome Annmarie! Annmarie Sagraves is a board-certified Physician Assistant joining our team in Clermont. She will be working with patients in the [...]
Welcome Hanna Eckhoff
administrator2021-03-23T21:31:15-04:00November 28th, 2018|Announcement|
Welcome Hanna! Hanna Eckhoff, CNP joins Cincinnati GI at our Anderson office. Before becoming a Nurse Practitioner, she worked as a registered nurse in the Emergency Department and in Outpatient [...]
Welcome Dr. Gregory Lam
administrator2021-03-23T21:32:25-04:00September 1st, 2018|Announcement|
Cincinnati GI is pleased to announce Dr. Gregory Lam has joined our practice. He will be seeing patients at our office on Beechmont Avenue. Dr. Lam will be a great [...]
Anderson office building lands tenants, including longtime OTR firm
administrator2021-10-28T10:57:56-04:00May 25th, 2018|Media Coverage|
A new office building in Anderson Township has recently landed three tenants, including Cincinnati GI.
Cincinnati GI wishes Dr. Robert Krone Jr. a long and happy retirement
administrator2021-03-23T21:33:08-04:00August 22nd, 2017|Announcement|
Cincinnati GI wishes Dr. Robert Krone Jr. a long and happy retirement and a thank you for all your years of service to our patients. Dr. Krone will be volunteering [...]
Anderson Endoscopy Center is Open!
administrator2021-03-23T21:34:32-04:00July 11th, 2017|Announcement|
New Anderson Endoscopy Center is Open! We are excited to announce Anderson Endoscopy Center is now open. Anderson Endoscopy Center is a five room Ambulatory Surgery Center that provides endoscopic [...]
New Westside Office Location
administrator2021-03-23T21:33:57-04:00May 22nd, 2017|Announcement|
A new Westside office location has been added to CGI. Drs. David Hess and Mark Manegold are seeing patients at the brand new Mercy West Hospital in the medical office [...]
Mercy opens 2nd west side medical building
Mercy Health-Cincinnati has opened a second medical office building on the West Hospital campus in Green Township. Cincinnati GI offices part of the expansion.
Dr. Hess presented at Mercy West's "Happy Hour"
administrator2021-03-23T21:35:39-04:00May 1st, 2017|Announcement|
Dr. Hess recently participated in Mercy Hospital West's Happy Hour Presentation where he spoke about the importance of Colonoscopy screening. The interval between colonoscopy procedures depends on many various clinical, [...]
Our Anderson Office has officially moved!
administrator2021-03-23T21:35:11-04:00December 2nd, 2016|Announcement|
Our Anderson Office has now moved to its new location on Beechmont Avenue. The new Anderson Office is still home to Dr. Ionna, Dr. Krone, Jr., Dr. Lopez, Dr. Kakarlapudi, [...]
Cincinnati GI Welcomes Dr. Said Nabhan
Cincinnati GI is happy to welcome its new physician Dr. Said Nabhan. Dr. Nabhan joined Cincinnati GI at our Anderson office where he will see patients. He will be preforming [...]
Al Neyer building $9M medical office facility
administrator2021-10-28T11:03:07-04:00November 10th, 2015|Media Coverage|
New Endoscopy Center Opening in Anderson
administrator2021-03-23T21:41:26-04:00February 14th, 2015|Announcement|
Cincinnati GI will be opening a new Endoscopy Center and office in Anderson on Beechmont Avenue. The new facility will house an Endoscopy Center and doctor's offices on the ground [...]
Cincinnati GI welcomes Shannon Horvath, Nurse Practitioner, to our team
administrator2021-03-23T21:36:27-04:00January 1st, 2015|Announcement|
Cincinnati GI is glad to welcome Shannon Horvath as our new Nurse Practitioner for Dr. David Hess and Dr. Stephen Ionna. Shannon has 13 years of experience in the GI [...]
Cincinnati GI Transitions to Electronic Health Records
administrator2021-03-23T21:38:40-04:00September 10th, 2012|Announcement|
To improve your quality of care at Cincinnati GI, we are currently making the transition to Electronic Health Records, EHR. EHR is known to improve patient care by reducing medical [...]
Digestive Health Network is now Cincinnati GI
Why change the name now? Patients continue to increase their use of the internet to research providers and health information. Based upon our most recent patient satisfaction survey results, nearly [...]
Dr. Ganesh Kakarlapudi Joins Cincinnati GI
administrator2021-03-23T21:37:56-04:00August 1st, 2010|Announcement|
Dr. Ganesh Kakarlapudi will be joining Cincinnati GI and Dr. Bhaskar on August 1, 2010. In addition to seeing patients at our Batavia-Mercy Clermont office, he will also see patients [...]
Meet the Cincinnati GI medical team, ready to help diagnose and treat your condition.


uggghhhhhhhhh 23hrs flying finished..!!! I just took a LOOOOOONG shower and threw my washing on. Just need to stay awake till about 7pm so I start to get back onto Aussie time.
Good morning all. Andy glad you made home safe.
I managed to stay awake till 4.30pm (well mostly awake - I have to re-watch the last Episode of Vikings I was sitting through yesterday afternoon), slept OK till 6am. Feel hungover now but hopefully I will be back in the swing of things before Monday !
Never been jet-lagged, in fact I've only been on one jet and that was from Sydney to Melbourne to a horse sale. That took about an hour.
I can imaging your sleep pattern is all screwed up for a couple of days though.
DB would be a master at it.
Ian, I wouldn't say I'm a master of it, but I do deal with it on an all too regular basis. In fact, I just landed in Hawaii, so that is about 6 hours behind my normal time. I'm fighting to stay awake right now.
Good morning all. Trust you all slept well and are ready for the day. Wish I did.
Yep, I'm out and about, big frost this morning so I've been helping the missus get the hose unfrozen so she can use it to get the frost off the frost sensitive plants.
The dogs been getting her coat put on this week as well at night.
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A small-town newspaper editor risks everything to expose a corrupt sheriff.
Director: Gerald Mayer
Actors: Audrey Totter, Cameron Mitchell, Everett Sloane, Frank Cady, John Hodiak, Jonathan Cott, Karl Malden, Paula Raymond, Thomas Gomez, Walter Pidgeon
I, Jane Doe
While stationed in France during World War II, an American fighter pilot marries a French girl but leaves her behind when he returns to the U.S. The French woman follows…
Adam's Apples
A neo-nazi sentenced to community service at a church clashes with the blindly devotional priest.
Trespass Against Us
Three generations of the rowdy Cutler family live as outlaws in some of Britain's richest countryside – hunting hares, ram-raiding stately homes, and taunting the police. Struggling to retain a…
Mark, a low end South London hitman recently released from prison, tries to go straight for his daughter, but gets drawn back in by Alan, his former cellmate, to do…
Yuri Orlov is a globetrotting arms dealer and, through some of the deadliest war zones, he struggles to stay one step ahead of a relentless Interpol agent, his business rivals…
In the 1930s, bored waitress Bonnie Parker falls in love with an ex-con named Clyde Barrow and together they start a violent crime spree through the country, stealing cars and…
The Spanish Prisoner
An inventor of a secret process suddenly finds himself alone as both his friends and the corporation he works for turn against him.
A Place to Go
Set in contemporary Bethnal Green in east London, A Place to Go charts the dramatic changes that were happening in the lives of the British working-class at the time.
The Utah Cabin Murders
Two sisters fight for survival when masked intruders invade their vacation cabin.
Genre: Crime, Horror
Seyi, a 24-year-old Nigerian-American, works on Wall Street. Desperate to succeed because of his outsider status-due to class and race-he commits a crime, insider trading, which brings his entire world…
Walt Sherill is attacked and beat down by a group of juvenile delinquents on his way home from work one night. The boys who attacked him are not previously known…
Bobby Ware Is Missing
This suspense film revolves around the crime of child abduction. The parents of the missing child undertake a feverish search for their son. The police are contacted, and a ransom…

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Two goals from Milan Hejduk help lift Avalanche past Stars 5-4
DALLAS - The Colorado Avalanche found a way to survive a third-period comeback attempt by the Dallas Stars.
Milan Hejduk scored two goals, Dallas had the potential tying goal disallowed in the third period, and Colorado held on for a 5-4 victory over the Stars on Saturday.
The Avs carried a 5-2 lead into the third period, but Dallas got close when Loui Eriksson scored from the slot with 18 minutes left and Brad Richards scored 4:47 later.
The Stars thought they'd pulled even at 5 with 7:31 remaining on Brenden Morrow's power-play deflection off Richards' centring pass.
But after a video review, the ruling was that the puck went in off Morrow's glove and the goal was disallowed.
"It's not intentional," Morrow said. "If the puck bounces off me and goes in the net, if it's a rule, those two refs didn't know it. ... I know what happened. It hit me but I didn't intentionally knock it in with my glove. It's a bad call."
Avalanche defenceman Adam Foote said his team got a break on the disallowed goal.
"We got a lucky call on Morrow's goal," Foote said. "They kept coming after that and we really weathered the storm. This was a huge win."
Stars coach Dave Tippett said when the puck goes in off a glove, officials will disallow a goal "almost 100 per cent of the time."
Darcy Tucker, Ryan Smyth and Tyler Arnason also scored for the Avalanche (2-3) in their first road win of the season.
Joe Sakic, Wojtek Wolski and Paul Stastny had two assists each for Colorado.
Andrew Raycroft stopped 26 shots to improve to 2-0, matching last season's victory total when Raycroft went 2-9-5 for Toronto.
"I'm on a much better team than I was on last year," Raycroft said. "Scoring five goals a game makes my life much easier."
Rookies Fabian Brunnstrom and James Neal also had goals for the sluggish Stars (1-3-1).
Tippett's defensive-minded club has given up 11 goals in the past two games and 23 in five games.
"If you have to score six to win, you're in trouble," Tippett said. "Losing is losing, but when you give up five a night, that goes against everything I believe in."
A turnover by Dallas' Mike Modano developed into an odd-man Colorado rush, and Hejduk notched his fourth goal of the season off Stastny's setup at 6:44 of the opening period.
"There were some good signs, but we're making errors that end up in the back of our net," Tippett said.
Brunnstrom's power-play goal at 16:25 of the first period tied it at 1, but the Avalanche capitalized on another 2-on-1 only 1:14 later when Tucker converted Wolski's pass.
Neal drew Dallas even at 2 only 13 seconds into the second period, scoring from the slot.
Hejduk put Colorado back in front 3-2 on the power play at 5:29 of the second period when his one-timer from the left circle bounced off the goal post, off Dallas goalie Marty Turco's skate and into the net.
Smyth's power-play rebound at 14:06 of the second period made it 4-2.
Turco got caught out of position as he tried to play the puck behind his net, and Arnason popped a shot into an open net at 18:05 of the second period to stretch Colorado's advantage to 5-2.
Notes: Stastny and Sakic have points in all five games this season. ... Stars D Doug Janik left the game early in the second period to get medical treatment after taking a puck in the face and did not return. ... Brunnstrom and Neal have combined for six of Dallas' 16 goals this season. ... Tippett shook up his lines in an effort to jump-start the offence after a 6-1 loss at St. Louis on Thursday night. ... Seconds after the third-period goal was disallowed, Morrow was penalized for unsportsmanlike conduct.


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Losinj Island (EU-136, IOCA CI-058) by Leonardo, IW0QO.
Solta Island (EU-016, IOCA I-126) by Giuseppe, IK5WWA.
Brac Island (EU-016, ACIA IC-657, CIA-04, IOCA CI-010, MIA MC-042) by Marco, IZ3GNG.
Lastovo (EU-016, CI-051, MC-196, LH-0815) by Alen, 9A4WW.
Juhua Island (AS-151) by BY1TT, BD1PTA, BA3CE and possibly others. QSL via BD1PTA.
Pingtan Island (AS-138) by Vange, BD7KLO.
Topocalma lighthouse (ARLHS CHI-076) by Sergio, CE3CMZ and Hector, CE3FZL. QSL via EA5KB.
Terceira Island (EU-175) by Jorge/CT1FMX, Mary/CT1YTS and Vitor/CU3EQ. QSL via CT1FMX.
Sao Miguel (EU-003, AZ-002 Portuguese Islands Award, WLOTA LH-2016) by Falko, DG1WIM.
Meda Gran (EU-078, DIE E-001) by EA2RC, EA3AGB, EA3CHZ, EA3ESZ, EA3FKX, EA3GHZ, EA3NM, EA5EOR, EB3GGU and EC7AKV. QSL via EA3GM.
Fuerteventura Island (WLOTA 0883) by Heinz-Peter, DH1PS.
Tombelaine Island (EU-156, DIFM MA-021) by members from the Radio Club de Granville. QSL via F5RJM.
Outer Hebrides (EU-010) by G3ZAY and M0TDG. They will attempt to visit St Kilda (EU-059) and/or the Flannan Islands (EU-118) for a few hours.
The Orkney Wireless Museum (www.owm.org.uk) at Kirkwall, Orkney (EU-009) will be on the air during the 17th Orkney Science Festival.
Vulcano Island (EU-017, IIA ME-018) by Fabio, IK8HJC.
Monte Cappuccini (WAIL MA-003, ARLHS ITA-104) by the ARI Ancona. The activity will celebrate the 103rd anniversary of the experiments carried out by Guglielmo Marconi from that place. QSL via I6GFX.
Lipari Island (EU-017, IIA ME-001) by Mauro, IK3SCB.
Island of Grenada (NA-024) by Gerd, DL7VOG.
Utvar Island (EU-055, NOR-264, WLOTA LH-2373) by Henk/PA3FMC and Ruud/PE1BTV.
Market Reef (EU-053) OH0RJ, OH2BH, OH2PM, SM0W and SM6U. QSL via OH2BH.
Rathbone Island (NA-243, new one) by Johan, PA3EXX.
Bornholm Island (EU-030) by Jens, DL8WOW.
Romo Island (EU-125) by Ric, DL2VFR.
Grimskar Island (EU-176) by Jorgen/SM3CXS, Classe/SM3GSK, Staffan/SM3JGG, Sten/ SM3NXS and Anders/SM3XGV.
Czolpino Ligthouse (ARLHS POL-002) by Marek, SP3VT, and Rysiek, SP-0106-W.
Zakynthos Island (EU-052) by Gianni, IZ7FLP.
Corfu (Kerkyra) Island (IOTA EU-052, MIA MG-055) by Geza, HA4XG.
Look for special event station to be on the air to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the foundation of Turkish Coast Guard Command (Sahil Guvenlik). QSL direct via TA1HZ.
Bering Island (AS-039) by Vlad/RV1CC, Yuri/RA0FU, Serge/UA1ANA, Oleg/UR3IFD, Victor/RV2FW, Valery/UA0ZC, Serge/UA0ZAZ, Alex/UA0ZCC and Elena/RV3ACA.
Horn Island (OC-138) by Nobi, JA1JCF.
Bali Island (OC-022, LH-2589) by Rich, PA0RRS.


Maltby Academy have introduced a new intuitive and easy to use online appointment booking system for parents' evening. This allows you to choose your own appointment times with teachers and you will receive an email confirming your appointments.
A short guide on how to add appointments is available to download below.


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Connection e.V., Förderverein PRO ASYL, Eritrean Law Society (ELS), Eritrean Movement for Democracy and Human Rights (EMDHR), Europe External Policy Advisors (EEPA), and War Resisters' International have published a new booklet, Eritrea: A Country Under the Sway of a Dictatorship.
The booklet provides a comprehensive overview of the situation in Eritrea, the situation of Eritrean refugees in Europe and elsewhere, as well as introducing their initiatives and activities. The publication is largely based on the presentations at the conference, Eritrea and the Ongoing Refugee Crisis, which was organised in Brussels on 19 October 2017 by the same organisations.


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Q: How does Excel 2010 use RAM? Using 32 bit Excel 2010 I only have 2G RAM availiable, even if I have 16G available on my PC.
My question is:
If I open up a second instance of Excel ( not a second workbook but re-open the whole program again ) do they each use 2G of RAM, or share 2G of RAM ?

A: The 2 GB that a process can use on 32-bit Windows is not "RAM". It is virtual address space, and it is simply the upper limit; most instances of most programs will only use a fraction of that.
However each instance of Excel that is in its own process (as shown in Task Manager's "Processes" column on Win7, "Details" on Win10)  does have the ability to use up to 2 GB of virtual address space.
If you open multiple spreadsheets within the same Excel.exe process those are not separate instances, and all that work is then done within the same process address space (2 GB virtual max).
The relationship of virtual address space to RAM is very "soft". Creating a process - which, like all processes running on 32-bit Windows, may use up to 2 GB V.A.S. (but most will not) - does not inherently use any particular amount of RAM, aside from a small amount (under a megabyte)) for nonpageable kernel data structures that manage the process.
RAM is allocated to processes on an on-demand basis. Typically only around a tenth to a quarter of a process's virtual address space (which, again, will not be 2 GB per; it will be whatever is needed for the processes' code and data) will be occupying RAM. How much depends on how much of its v.a.s. it is actively accessing, and on how much RAM is available. The more RAM is available, the more RAM each busy process is allowed to use - that is, the more of each process's virtual address space will be "resident" in RAM at any moment. The observed RAM usage of a process, and of Windows itself, is very much dependent on circumstance: How much RAM the machine has, and how busy other processes are.
Like every other executable on Windows, if you run more than one instance of a process, the portions of the code that have been brought in to RAM for each instance will be accessible to the other(s). So while each will live in its own virtual address space, they will not occupy multiple sets of RAM for their code; the code is shared in RAM. On the other hand, data that is specific to each instance occupies both virtual address space and RAM separately for each process.
The "2 GB" limit on virtual address space described in all of the above can be 4 GB if it's a 32-bit app that is "large address aware" and running on 64-bit Windows.

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Q: Trying to dynamically increase array size I am working on a program where a user keeps entering numbers, which are saved into an array, when the array is full I am trying to copy the original array into a new one one and continue to fill that array however I cannot get it to work at all. Here is my code so far
#include <iostream>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
using namespace std;

int main()
{
    int size;
        cout << "Please enter how many numbers you want to enter: ";
    cin >> size;
    double *array = new double*[size];
    cout << "Please enter your numbers: ";
    for(int i = 0; i < size; i++) {
        cin >> array[i];
        if(i == size-1) {
            int newSize = 2*size;
            double *arrayb = new double*[newSize];
            for(int i = 0;i<size;i++) {
                arrayb[i] = array[i];
            }
            delete [] array;
            array = arrayb;
            size = newSize;
        }
    }
}

A: If you don't know the maximum size of your collection before execution you need to avoid array. Like TartanLlama says, you can use an std::vector. Vector allows you to add items as much as you want.
But there is plenty of container with different access method. See this link to have a first view of how choose your container :
In which scenario do I use a particular STL container?

A: I can get it to compile by making the double pointers point at doubles, instead of arrays of double pointers
int size;
cout << "Please enter how many numbers you want to enter: ";
cin >> size;
double *array = new double[size];
//                        ^--- not pointers to doubles
cout << "Please enter your numbers: ";
for(int i = 0; i < size; i++) {
    cin >> array[i];
    if(i == size-1) {
        int newSize = 2*size;
        double *arrayb = new double[newSize];
        //                         ^--- not pointers
        for(int i = 0;i<size;i++) {
            arrayb[i] = array[i];
        }
        delete [] array;
        array = arrayb;
        size = newSize;
    }
}

You have allocated enough memory in the first new for the data.
BUT whn you get to one before the end of the current value of size you double the space you allocate. And make size = newSize.
The outer for loop will never end, unless an exception gets thrown, for example a bad::alloc which is bound to happen eventually.

A: If you read the compilation errors, you'll see the problem:

g++ -std=c++17 -fPIC -g -Wall -Wextra -Wwrite-strings -Wno-parentheses -Wpedantic -Warray-bounds -O2 -Weffc++      14226370.cpp    -o 14226370
14226370.cpp: In function 'int main()':
14226370.cpp:11:37: error: cannot convert 'double**' to 'double*' in initialization
     double *array = new double*[size];
                                     ^
14226370.cpp:17:49: error: cannot convert 'double**' to 'double*' in initialization
             double *arrayb = new double*[newSize];

You are creating an array of pointers to double and attempting to initialise a single pointer to double, on both cases.
Looking at the way you use these, you probably meant to write new double[size] and new double[newSize].


The Nashville Zoo houses thousands of animals and keeping them healthy is a big job! It takes a team of experienced vets to keep these exotic animals safe and sedated during preventative procedures.
"We are monitoring her anesthesia. We're monitoring her respiration rate. You can see her belly coming up and down," said Heather Robertson, Director of Veterinary Services at the Nashville Zoo, "Today we're going to re-check "Stripette" and "Dottie" our females zebras for foot work."
About a month ago, Robertson and her team checked their feet.
"It's kind of like us getting a mani-pedi," she said.
Now it's time for a follow-up. In the wild, these animals don't have a long life-expectancy, maybe about 9-years or so. But in captivity, without predators, they can live much longer -- to about 40 years.
"Almost every day we're doing stuff behind-the-scenes because we have almost 2000 animals in our collection. So every animal that's here in the zoo at some point gets preventative healthcare," she said.


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NEW RELEASES for the week of April 29, 2016
Prince: HITnRUN Phase Two
the 39th studio album from the late R&B/soul/rock icon. Hit n Run Phase Two is the follow up album to the fan favorite Hit n Run Phase One, which was released in September 2015. A few of the tracks – 'Baltimore', 'RocknRoll Love Affiar', 'Xtraloveable', 'Groovy Potential', and 'Screwdriver' – had been released online over the past few years in different forms but have been overdubbed or reworked for this release. Not in stock yet as of this writing. Soon come…
The Jayhawks: Paging Mr. Proust
from the Americana/rock pioneers. Paging Mr. Proust finds the 2016 Jayhawks still remain one of America's foremost rock bands: based around leader Gary Louris' gift for melody that has made them such a respected and seminal group for almost three decades. Paging Mr. Proust features the long-time core of the Jayhawks: Louris (lead vox/guitars), Marc Perlman (bass), Tim O'Reagan (drums/vox), and Karen Grotberg (keyboards/vox). From the jangle of album opener "Quiet Corners & Empty Spaces" to the trademark harmonies of "Isabel's Daughter" to the more pensive "Lover Of The Sun", it is clear that The Jayhawks' power remains undiminished from their initial national impact, 1992's Hollywood Town Hall. Other tracks such as the sludgy rocker "Lost The Summer", the kraut-rock groove of "Ace" and the taut minimalism of "Comeback Kids" bring new sounds to the palette. Paging Mr. Proust shows a commitment to adventure and forward motion, which makes this collection of songs exciting and instantly memorable.
Aesop Rock: The Impossible Kid
2016 album from the Indie-rap mainstay, his first album in four years. On The Impossible Kid, Aesop continues finding new ways to improve on the skills that have made him one of the kings of indie hip-hop. His creative process now includes a newfound willingness to open up about his personal life, going deep on topics like depression, his sometimes rocky relationship with his family, and the turbulent handful of years that culminated in Aesop leaving his adopted home of San Francisco to live in a barn out in the woods, where he recorded the foundations of The Impossible Kid. There's also moments of levity though, as Aesop taps into the funny side of his persona that he suppressed during the period where being taken as a serious lyricist was more of a priority. Like Skelethon, Aesop exercised complete creative control over every aspect of the album, from the production (which he handled himself, with instrumental help from Philly's Grimace Federation) to conceptualizing the cover art by his friend Alex Pardee.
The Bo-Keys: Heartaches By The Number
The Bo-Keys genesis happened when members of the Hi Records and Stax rhythm sections intersected with members of The Bar Kays and Gregg Allman band, and an acclaimed composer/bassist. Maybe you know them from their score to the Oscar-winning film Hustle And Flow. Or, possibly from their appearance in the Samuel L. Jackson/Bernie Mac film Soul Men, which included the Grammy-nominated "Soul Music"-produced by Bo-Keys member Scott Bomar. Cyndi Lauper's Memphis Blues (also produced by Bomar) Wait, you still don't know The Bo-Keys? Well, that needs to change! The Bo-Keys have been together for nearly two decades, and Omnivore Recordings is proud to unleash their 3rd full-length release, Heartaches By The Number. The Memphis torchbearers explore the intersection of country, folk and soul on Heartaches By The Number. In addition to stunning originals, The Bo-Keys include interpretations of classics from Hank Williams, Merle Haggard, Bob Dylan, Swamp Dogg, and Ray Price, to prove that the past will always inform the present. Heartaches By The Number takes you to the root, but offers a current bloom that will continue to amaze. Memphis is the birthplace of rock 'n' roll and home of the blues- and it is where The Bo-Keys live and play. So, put a quarter in that jukebox, it's time for Heartaches By The Number.
Del McCoury & David Grisman:
Del & Dawg LIVE !
two CD live release from two bluegrass legends. Del McCoury met David Grisman at the first show Del played (on banjo) with Bill Monroe on February 8, 1963 at New York University in Greenwich Village. Three years later, Del & Dawg played their first gig together in Troy, NY at the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. For decades they have shared stages at venues and festivals across the country, and in 2014 began the unique duo collaboration heard on this recording. Del & Dawg Live! Celebrates the continuing 53-year bluegrass friendship of these two legendary musicians. This HD release presents two complete live sets in a sonically superior format. The 23 tunes include bluegrass classics, original instrumentals and a special medley dedicated to their late friend and musical cohort, banjo innovator Bill Keith.
John Doe: The Westerner
Throughout his career, Doe has garnered worldwide acclaim: NPR Music describes his work as "one of the warmest, most welcome voices in pop music. There's a beseeching quality to his singing that draws you in with curiosity," while American Songwriter praises, "… a winning platter of '60s inspired rock with a singer-songwriter twist." Doe calls The Westerner his "psychedelic soul record from the Arizona desert." The album features 10 new tracks from Doe with guest appearances from Chan Marshall of Cat Power, Debbie Harry of Blondie, Cindy Wasserman of Dead Rock West and Tom Brosseau. The Westerner was produced by Howe Gelb (Neko Case, M. Ward), Dave Way (Fiona Apple) and Doe. The album's artwork was designed by Shepard Fairey and Aaron Huey to support Native American rights via a campaign called Protect The Sacred, with additional photography by Jim Herrington.
Brian Eno: The Ship
The Ship is Brian Eno's first solo record since 2012's Grammy-nominated Lux. Originally conceived from experiments with three dimensional recording techniques and formed in two, interconnected parts, The Ship is almost as much musical novel as traditional album. Eno brings together beautiful songs, minimalist ambience, physical electronics, omniscient narratives and technical innovation into a single, cinematic suite. The result is the very best of Eno, a record without parallel in his catalog. The album opens with the 21-minute eponymously titled 'The Ship' on which Eno's cyclically sung sea-chant builds in ominous drama, followed by 'Fickle Sun', a song in three movements. The first continues where 'The Ship' left but with Eno's voice sounding more upfront, determined, even despairing. The albums finale is a Lou Reed penned cover of The Velvet Underground's 'I'm Set Free', a band who were famously credited by Eno as the inspiration behind his early music explorations as an art student.
Pepper: Ohana
Formed in Kailua-Kona, Hawaii by Kaleo Wassman, Bret Bollinger and Yesod Williams, the now California-based trio relied on their longtime friendship and creative partnership to self-produce (their first time) and record Ohana in their newly established Kona Inn Recording Studio in Redondo Beach (former studio home to Pennywise). With Ohana, Pepper was able to bridge their past with their future. The first single, 'Vacation', bassist Bret Bollinger describes as "… if James Brown and The Beach Boys got together and had way too many Mai Tai's", while 'Start You Up' and 'Never Ending Summer' demonstrate that with Ohana, Pepper is on a whole new level and better than ever.
Rob Zombie: The Electric Warlock Acid Witch Satanic Orgy Celebration Dispenser
2016 release from the rock monster and film maker. The Electric Warlock Acid Witch Satanic Orgy Celebration Dispenser is Rob Zombie's sixth solo studio album. Produced by Zeuss, it was recorded and mixed at Goathouse Studios. A full return to form by the rock icon, The Electric Warlock… features John 5 (Guitar), Piggy D (Bass) and Ginger Fish (Drums). This album marks Rob Zombie's first solo studio album since 2013's Venomous Rat Regeneration Vendor, which debuted at # 7 on the Billboard 200. Features "Well, Everybody's F***ing in a U.F.O.", "Satanic Cyanide! The Killer Rocks On!", "The Hideous Exhibitions of a Dedicated Gore Whore" and many more delightful slices of Zombie rock!
Snarky Puppy: Culcha Vulcha
Snarky Puppy introduces their first new band album in two years, Culcha Vulcha. The album title refers to how we – the Western civilized world – have all become slaves to pop culture, consuming as many messages to "buy", "be" and "get" as possible. The album is a slight departure for Snarky Puppy; darker, with elements of rock along with brilliant flourishes of R&B, funk, soul, jazz, bossa nova, electric blues and more. True! Standout tracks: "Big Ugly," "Semente" and "Grown Folks."
Black Panther Party: 50th Anniversary Mix curated by Elbert "Big Man" Howard
2 CD's of hand-picked tracks by Dexter Gordon, Gil Scott-Heron, The Last Poets, James Brown, 2Pac, Archie Shepp & more. Only $10
BIG MAN !!
We got have peace
To keep the world alive
And war to cease.
We got to have joy,
True in our hearts
With strength we can't destroy.
People please hear us
Through our voice the world knows
There's no choice.
~Curtis Mayfield
See You On The Avenue!
Sun noon-5pm


Osteoarthritis (OA) or Degenerative Joint Disease refers to a progressive, non-inflammatory disease of the joint accompanied by varying degrees of functional limitation, pain and reduced quality of life. It is by far the most common form of arthritis and one of the leading causes of pain and disability worldwide. Any synovial joint can develop osteoarthritis but knees, hips and small hand joints are the peripheral sites most commonly affected. Invariably the onset is insidious with intermittent exacerbations of mild to moderate aching pain, stiffness and swelling of the affected joint. Stiffness typically occurs at rest, particularly first thing in the morning and gradually eases with activity. Environmental changes such as cold and lowered barometric pressures may aggravate the affected joint. There is a poor correlation between the extent of radiological changes and clinical signs and symptoms.
Osteoarthritis is a metabolically active, dynamic process that involves all joint tissues (cartilage, bone, synovium/capsule, ligaments and muscle) showing increased cell activity and new tissue production. Key pathological changes are characterised by a discrete sequence of individual histological events that eventually lead to cartilage destruction and secondary alterations in the related tissues, including localised loss of articular (hyaline) cartilage and remodelling of adjacent bone with new bone formation (osteophyte) at the joint margins. This combination of tissue loss and new tissue proliferation supports the view of osteoarthritis as the repair process of synovial joints and represents a compensation for the initial trauma, resulting in a structurally altered, but occasionally, symptom-free joint. In some joints however, either because of overwhelming insult or compromised repair potential, the osteoarthritic process cannot compensate, resulting in continuing tissue damage and eventual presentation with symptomatic osteoarthritis or 'joint failure'.


Founded in 2009, RMCCN promotes and supports the awareness, education and practice of Compassionate Communication, a powerful and easy-to-understand way of listening to and communicating with ourselves and others. Also known as Non-Violent Communication (NVC), it empowers people to prevent or peacefully resolve conflicts and arrive at workable solutions that meet the needs of everyone involved.
Based in Colorado, but serving the whole Rocky Mountain region, RMCCN maintains a community calendar, offers trainings, supports practices groups, provides mediation and consulting services, and sponsors an online community to connect and support people interested in NVC. Contact us to learn more about RMCCC and how we can help you or your organization. Meet our team.
NVC was developed 40 years ago by psychologist Dr. Marshall Rosenberg. At the core of this communications framework lies the universality of human needs and our drive for compassionate connection. The process involves learning to clearly distinguish observations from feelings, identify the met or unmet needs behind those feelings, and make specific, actionable requests of ourselves or others. For more information about NVC and the global NVC movement, please visit the international Center for Nonviolent Communication website, www.cnvc.org.


Recycling may seem like a relatively recent phenomenon in today's world, but archeologists are discovering that our prehistoric ancestors lived a green lifestyle. According to growing evidence, they recycled the objects they used in their daily lives, creating new utensils from broken tools made of flint or bone.
A conference called "The Origins of Recycling" this week in Tel Aviv, Israel brought together nearly 50 scholars from 10 countries to discuss the ancient recycling phenomenon. Archeologists at the meeting shared their discoveries of recycled tools at sites in Spain, North Africa, Italy and Israel dating as far back as 1.3 million years ago.
Not only humans but also their predecessors, like Homo erectus and Neanderthals, recycled tools as a survival strategy. "Why do we recycle plastic? To conserve energy and raw materials. In the same way, if you recycled flint you didn't have to go all the way to the quarry to get more so you conserved your energy and saved on the material," Avi Gopher, a Tel Aviv University archeologist, told the Associated Press.


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CSCI Consulting, an award-winning woman-owned consulting firm, in partnership with Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) has been approved for participation in the United States Department of Defense's Mentor-Protégé Program. Effective 28 September 2015, this partnership will be for a three (3)-year period, with HPE serving as mentor and CSCI Consulting serving as protégé.
Through this Mentor-Protégé Program, HPE will be able to coach CSCI Consulting in targeted business areas in order to improve its capabilities to compete on an expanded scale in the Federal contracting market. The strategic partnership will serve as a catalyst for CSCI Consulting's continued success as a small business by providing guidance, training, and certifications to enhance its company infrastructure. The Department of Defense Mentor-Protégé Program is considered extremely dynamic and beneficial for small business development, and HPE has received multiple Federal Government awards for the success of their Mentor-Protégé partnerships.


There must really be a word called Buena Mano, as I seemed to have been endowed by it yesterday. It really doesn't make much but on a day where I planned to begin my "Making Money Online" journey, I earned my first 50 bucks.
well, it really expected. ReviewMe.com does send their payments monthly. But for it to come on the first of November 1 was more than a Halloween treat!
Alright.. as this is the formal beginning of my exodus to $1200. My cash on hand is now $53 bucks. But I immediately spent it on a new domain called WiseGrocer.com. You see, I've been mulling on selling Philippine goods for personal use here in the US. I do know that there aren't much pinoy goods here that we like.. so I thought of selling them.
Ebay has been on head since Paypal was approved in the Philippines because it now provides a great venue for pinoys to become world players in the field of e-commerce. I mean, let's face it, labor is definitely cheaper in the Philippines. Not only that, the merchandise are cheaper as well.
Lest you still do not know, the family owns a store in the mall selling personalized items so I thought why not make it available in the net. And then there's the fact that I can buy wholesale and sell it in retail on the net. It's definitely gonna be cheaper coz I'm not maintaining any operating expenses (except gas, internet connection and other minor things that make a sale happen).
But then I dont really wanna start big. As in any business the family has ventured into.. we like planning big, starting small. That's the only way you can have a good mark of growth. And with the Xmas season coming up, I think I hope I'm gonna have an extra 300 bucks from this as well. Yay!


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Pervez Amirali Hoodbhoy ou plus simplement Pervez Hoodbhoy (en ourdou : پرویز ہودبھائی), né le  à Karachi, est un physicien nucléaire et activiste pakistanais. Il est notamment connu pour son travail sur le modèles des partons, les corps commutatifs, la supersymétrie et l'algèbre générale. Par ailleurs, il est aussi connu pour ses prises de position en faveur de la liberté d'expression, l'éducation et le sécularisme dans son pays.

Jeunesse et études
Pervez Hoodbhoy est né le  à Karachi, plus grande ville du pays située au sud de la province du Sind. Il fait sa scolarité primaire et secondaire dans la ville, au Karachi Grammar School. Il part ensuite aux États-Unis pour rejoindre le Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). Il obtient en 1973 un Bachelor of Science en mathématiques, physique du solide et électrotechnique. Cinq années plus tard, il soutient sa thèse en 1978 sur la physique nucléaire et était durant cette période professeur assistant au MIT. Jusqu'en 1983, il fait ses études post-doctorales à l'Université de Washington

Carrière scientifique

Pervez Hoodbhoy est l'un des scientifiques les plus reconnus du Pakistan. Spécialisé dans la physique nucléaire, il est particulièrement remarqué pour son travail sur le modèles des partons, les corps commutatifs, la supersymétrie et l'algèbre générale. Il enseigne dans les plus prestigieuses université du pays, notamment l'Université Quaid-i-Azam d'Islamabad. Dans les années 1970, il travaille auprès de Abdus Salam, autre physicien pakistanais et titulaire du Prix Nobel de physique en 1979. En 1984, Pervez Hoodbhoy reçoit le Prix Abdus Salam avant de recevoir des récompenses internationales, à savoir le prix Fulbright en 1998 et le prix Kalinga en 2003.

Prises de positions

Pervez Hoodbhoy est aussi largement remarqué pour ses prises de positions politiques. Il s'exprime surtout sur les relations entre l'Islam, la science et l'éducation. Il dénonce une rupture entre l'Islam et la science, qu'il souhaite réconcilier. Il pointe la contribution passée de la civilisation islamique à la science mais regrette un « développement bloqué ». Il soutient une interprétation allégorique du Coran plutôt que littérale. Selon lui, pour reprendre la main sur les sciences, les « musulmans ont besoin de se libérer des visions dogmatiques et d'adopter une culture du questionnement plutôt que de l'obéissance ».

Pervez Hoodbhoy s'exprime fréquemment dans certains médias pakistanais, notamment les journaux anglophones Dawn de 2014 à 2018 et The Express Tribune de 2011 à 2013. Il se prononce notamment contre l'extrémisme religieux, en faveur d'une éducation séculière et plus généralement pour la liberté d'expression et contre les régimes militaires. Il a notamment soutenu des enquêtes judiciaires sur le dossiers des « personnes disparues », activistes souvent pro-baloutche soupçonnés d'avoir été victimes de disparitions forcées de l'armée pakistanaise.

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On behalf of Donovan O'Connor & Dodig, LLP posted in Doctor Errors on Tuesday, December 30, 2014.
No one likes to get sick on vacation. In addition to the physical strain it can create, people in Massachusetts who travel elsewhere may find it difficult to find appropriate medical care. Physicians everywhere should be held to the same standard of care to prevent a doctor error or other mistake. The treatment provided by cruise line companies had been able to avoid that standard, but a federal appeals court ruling could change that.
In 2001, an 82-year-old passenger fell and hit his head while on a Royal Caribbean cruise ship. A nurse aboard the ship who presented herself as a cruise line employee told the man to get some rest, not realizing that the man had incurred a brain injury. The man died just a few days later.
In order to avoid medical malpractice lawsuits, cruise companies used to employ the Barbetta ruling, which stated that medical staff aboard a ship are private contractors and therefore not under the cruise line's control. However, according to the federal appeals court, the cruise line promoted having a medical unit on board, and the nurse and doctor wore the uniforms of the company. Therefore, the court ruled that the Barbetta defense is outdated.
The ruling could pave the way for passengers to file lawsuits in the event that they receive substandard care while on a cruise. No matter where a patient is treated, it is important to ensure that the care is adequate and appropriate. People who believe they have been victims of medical negligence should consult with an attorney.


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2014 (Q1) Europe: Best-Selling Car Manufacturers and Brands
April 24, 2014 by Henk Bekker in Europe
Volkswagen, PSA and Renault were the strongest car manufacturers in Europe during the first quarter of 2014 with VW, Ford and Opel / Vauxhall the top-selling brands. The Golf remained Europe's favorite car model.
2014 started of well for most European car manufacturers with car sales in the European Union and EFTA countries up 8.1% during the first three months of the year. The Volkswagen Group easily remained the strongest car-manufacturing conglomerate in Europe followed by the resurging French PSA and Renault Groups. Despite underperforming the broader European market, Volkswagen remained the top-selling marque in the EU followed by Ford and Opel / Vauxhall. The Golf and Ford Fiesta remained Europe's favorite car models.
The European car market (EU and EFTA) expanded by 8.1% to 3,353,180 new passenger vehicle registrations during the first three months of 2014.
Best-Selling Car Manufacturers in Europe in 2014 (Q1)
The top-selling car manufacturers and marques during the first quarter of 2014 according to car sales statistics released by the ACEA were:
Q1/2014 Q1/2013 % Change % Share Q1/2014 Share Q1/2013
ALL BRANDS 3'353'180 3'101'196 +8.1
VW Group 813'252 752'141 +8.1 24.3 24.3
VOLKSWAGEN 394'582 378'378 +4.3 11.8 12.2
AUDI 184'962 170'034 +8.8 5.5 5.5
SEAT 77'537 69'948 +10.8 2.3 2.3
SKODA 144'027 122'227 +17.8 4.3 3.9
PSA Group 371'163 345'205 +7.5 11.1 11.1
PEUGEOT 207'658 189'061 +9.8 6.2 6.1
CITROEN 163'505 156'144 +4.7 4.9 5.0
RENAULT Group 307'608 258'508 +19.0 9.2 8.3
RENAULT 215'811 193'637 +11.5 6.4 6.2
DACIA 91'797 64'871 +41.5 2.7 2.1
GM Group 253'350 242'222 +4.6 7.6 7.8
OPEL/VAUXHALL 226'888 209'127 +8.5 6.8 6.7
CHEVROLET 26'344 32'992 -20.2 0.8 1.1
GM (US) 118 103 +14.6 0.0 0.0
FORD 251'505 224'390 +12.1 7.5 7.2
FIAT Group 203'824 198'297 +2.8 6.1 6.4
FIAT 157'883 154'179 +2.4 4.7 5.0
LANCIA/CHRYSLER 20'295 19'375 +4.7 0.6 0.6
ALFA ROMEO 16'108 17'581 -8.4 0.5 0.6
JEEP 7'372 6'134 +20.2 0.2 0.2
BMW Group 203'594 195'410 +4.2 6.1 6.3
BMW 170'614 158'903 +7.4 5.1 5.1
MINI 32'980 36'507 -9.7 1.0 1.2
DAIMLER 173'770 168'331 +3.2 5.2 5.4
MERCEDES 157'768 150'739 +4.7 4.7 4.9
SMART 16'002 17'592 -9.0 0.5 0.6
TOYOTA Group 149'112 135'939 +9.7 4.4 4.4
TOYOTA 141'896 130'474 +8.8 4.2 4.2
LEXUS 7'216 5'465 +32.0 0.2 0.2
NISSAN 129'943 121'533 +6.9 3.9 3.9
HYUNDAI 109'320 110'070 -0.7 3.3 3.5
KIA 89'258 83'113 +7.4 2.7 2.7
VOLVO CAR CORP. 59'407 54'605 +8.8 1.8 1.8
MAZDA 50'221 39'763 +26.3 1.5 1.3
SUZUKI 47'211 38'864 +21.5 1.4 1.3
JAGUAR LAND ROVER Group 42'583 43'441 -2.0 1.3 1.4
LAND ROVER 33'712 34'842 -3.2 1.0 1.1
JAGUAR 8'871 8'599 +3.2 0.3 0.3
HONDA 40'067 43'776 -8.5 1.2 1.4
MITSUBISHI 20'349 18'957 +7.3 0.6 0.6
Source: ACEA. Data excludes Malta.
Top-Selling Car Manufacturers in Europe in 2014 (Q1)
There were only minor changes in the order of the best-selling car manufacturers in Europe during the first quarter of 2014 compared to the first three months of 2013. The order of the top-ten marques remains unaltered from a year ago.
The Volkswagen Group performed in line with the market while top-selling brand Volkswagen underperformed but easily remained the most popular car marque in the European Union. Seat and Skoda both achieved double-digit growth.
The PSA Group narrowly underperformed the broader market but Peugeot did well and a restructuring of the company may see financial, if not necessarily sales, figures improve.
The Renault Group, which had been struggling in recent months, seems to have turned the corner with both Renault and budget-brand Dacia showing strong growth. The Renault Group gained nearly a percentage market share.
GM saw only modest sales growth mostly due to the weak performance of Chevrolet, which is withdrawing from the European market. Opel, in contrast, achieved above market average growth helped especially by the popularity of Vauxhall in the United Kingdom. However, worryingly for Opel / Vauxhall is the weak performance of the Astra, which is only due for a replacement in two years.
After years of loses, often double-digit declines, Ford finally had a strong first quarter with sales up by 12%. Despite its recent woes, Ford has remained the second strongest car brand in Europe. Ford cars are particularly popular in Britain, Europe's second largest and strongest growing large car market.
Fiat, BMW and Daimler all achieved growth but underperformed the larger market. Model changes currently underway are hitting Mini sales while Smart is likely to continue to decline until the new model is launched later in the year.
Best-Selling Car Models in Europe in 2014 (Q1)
The top five most popular car models in Europe during the first three months of 2014 according to JATO were:
Make & Model Q1/2014 Q1/2013 % Change
1 Volkswagen Golf 129'599 112'423 15.3
2 Ford Fiesta 85'639 77'763 10.1
3 Renault Clio 74'473 75'349 -1.2
4 Volkswagen Polo 73'576 68'887 6.8
5 Opel / Vauxhall Corsa 64'591 63'554 1.6
The Volkswagen Golf easily remained the most popular car model in Europe during the first quarter of 2014. Sales of the evergreen Golf increased by a further 15% compared to a year ago.
The Ford Fiesta was again the second best-selling car model in Europe, helped especially by its popularity in the UK, Europe's fastest growing big market.
Sales of the Renault Clio slipped but the most popular car in France maintained its third place. The VW Polo, which just had a minor model update, increased sales.
The Vauxhall Corsa, which had a good run in Britain, achieved minor growth but sufficient to take fifth place from the Peugeot 208, which slipped to sixth place with sales down by 7%. The Corsa is due for a model change in a year's time. The Opel Astra slipped out of the top 10.
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Juan Javier Cabanas López (* 24. April 1960 in Burgos) ist ein spanischer Handballtrainer und ehemaliger Handballspieler, der zumeist auf Rechtsaußen eingesetzt wurde.

Karriere
als Spieler
Der 1,80 m große und 86 kg schwere Linkshänder begann seine Laufbahn 1978 beim damaligen spanischen Spitzenverein CB Calpisa Alicante, mit dem er 1979/80 die Copa del Rey de Balonmano sowie den Europapokal der Pokalsieger gegen den VfL Gummersbach gewann. 1978/79 und 1979/80 wurde er Zweiter der spanischen Liga. 1982 verpflichtete ihn der FC Barcelona. Mit Barça wurde er 1983, 1984 und 1985 Vize-Meister und gewann in diesen Jahren die Copa del Rey sowie die Katalanische Liga. Im Europapokal der Pokalsieger triumphierte er 1983/84 und 1984/85. 1985 wechselte er zurück zu CB Tecnisán Alicante. Dort konnte er 1985/86 erneut den Königspokal erringen. Im EHF-Pokal 1985/86 verlor er das Finale gegen Győri ETO KC. 1988 unterschrieb er bei Teka Santander, mit dem er die Meisterschaft, die Copa del Rey, den Supercup, die Copa ASOBAL, die Champions League, den EHF-Pokal und den Europapokal der Pokalsieger gewann.

Mit der spanischen Nationalmannschaft nahm Javier Cabanas an den Olympischen Spielen 1984 in Los Angeles, 1988 in Seoul und 1992 in Barcelona teil. Insgesamt bestritt er 228 Länderspiele, in denen er 566 Tore erzielte.

als Trainer
Cabanas übernahm 1999 den Trainerposten beim spanischen Klub BM Altea, mit dem er im EHF-Pokal 2002/03 das Halbfinale erreichte und 2003/04 im Finale dem THW Kiel unterlag. Nach acht Jahren unterschrieb er 2007 bei Portland San Antonio, musste aber nach einer titellosen Saison bereits im folgenden Sommer gehen.

Erfolge
 Spaniens Handballer des Jahres 1990
 Spanische Meisterschaft
 Meister 1992/93, 1993/94
 Vize-Meister 1978/79, 1979/80, 1982/83, 1983/84, 1984/85, 1988/89, 1989/90, 1990/91
 Copa del Rey de Balonmano 1979/80, 1982/83, 1983/84, 1984/85, 1985/86, 1988/89
 Copa ASOBAL 1990/91, 1991/92
 Supercopa Asobal 1992/93
 Katalanische Liga 1982/83, 1983/84, 1984/85
 EHF Champions League
 Sieger 1993/94
 Finalist 1991/92
 EHF-Pokal
 Sieger 1992/93
 Finalist 1985/86 (als Spieler), 2003/04 (als Trainer)
 Europapokal der Pokalsieger 1979/80, 1983/84, 1984/85, 1989/90

Privates
Javier Cabanas' Sohn Álvaro spielt ebenfalls professionell Handball.

Weblinks
 Javier Cabanas in der Datenbank der Europäischen Handballföderation

Einzelnachweise

Handballtrainer (Spanien)
Handballnationalspieler (Spanien)
Handballspieler (FC Barcelona)
Handballspieler (CB Cantabria Santander)
Olympiateilnehmer (Spanien)
Teilnehmer der Olympischen Sommerspiele 1984
Teilnehmer der Olympischen Sommerspiele 1988
Teilnehmer der Olympischen Sommerspiele 1992
Spanischer Meister (Handball)
Handball-Außenspieler
Spanier
Geboren 1960
Mann


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Q: Did Zaeed Massani survive, and was he loyal, if I start a new game? In the mission Citadel: Volus Ambassador the outcome depends, in part, on whether Zaeed Massani survived the events of ME2 and if he was loyal.
It's not entirely clear from this answer whether he will be present or not as I don't know if his missions were from DLC or N7 missions, having not played the other titles.
Did he survive and was he loyal if I don't import a saved game?

A: No DLC on import means Zaeed and Kasumi were never recruited. You won't meet them at all in ME3 unless you recruited them in ME2.


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Q: Get latitude and longitude with Geocoder may i know how can i make the search result that show longitude and latitude of the place i search instead of showing the place name i search. btw, this code i copied from johnkil / GeocoderExample. and may i know what is LOG_TAG? thanks for ur reply :D
package com.ccsy.mtravel;

import java.io.IOException;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Locale;

import android.app.Activity;
import android.content.Context;
import android.location.Address;
import android.location.Geocoder;
import android.os.AsyncTask;
import android.os.Bundle;
import android.util.Log;
import android.view.LayoutInflater;
import android.view.View;
import android.view.View.OnClickListener;
import android.view.ViewGroup;
import android.widget.ArrayAdapter;
import android.widget.Button;
import android.widget.EditText;
import android.widget.ListView;
import android.widget.TextView;
import android.widget.Toast;

public class MainActivity extends Activity {
        private static final String LOG_TAG = MainActivity.class.getSimpleName();

        private ListView list;
        private EditText edit;
        private Button search_Btn;

        private AddressArrayAdapter adapter;

    /** Called when the activity is first created. */
    @Override
    public void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
            Log.v(LOG_TAG, "onCreate() called");
        super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
        setContentView(R.layout.activity_main);

        list = (ListView) findViewById(android.R.id.list);
        edit = (EditText) findViewById(android.R.id.edit);
        search_Btn = (Button) findViewById(R.id.search_btn);

        adapter = new AddressArrayAdapter(this);
        list.setAdapter(adapter);

        search_Btn.setOnClickListener(new OnClickListener() {

                        @Override
                        public void onClick(View v) {
                                new SearchTask().execute(new String[] {edit.getText().toString()});
                        }
                });

        if (!Geocoder.isPresent()) {
                search_Btn.setEnabled(false);
                Toast.makeText(this, "Geocoder methods getFromLocation and getFromLocationName are not implemented", Toast.LENGTH_LONG).show();
        }
    }

    private class SearchTask extends AsyncTask<String, Void, List<Address>> {

                @Override
                protected List<Address> doInBackground(String... params) {
                        String locationName = params[0];
                        Log.v(LOG_TAG, String.format("search() called: locationName=[%s]", locationName));
                        List<Address> addresses = null;
                    Geocoder geocoder = new Geocoder(getApplicationContext(), Locale.getDefault());
                    try {
                            addresses = geocoder.getFromLocationName(locationName, 5);
                    } catch (IOException e) {
                                Log.w(LOG_TAG, e);
                        }
                        return addresses;
                }

                @Override
                protected void onPostExecute(List<Address> result) {
                        if (result != null && !result.isEmpty()) {
                                adapter.setData(result);
                        }
                }

    }

    private class AddressArrayAdapter extends ArrayAdapter<Address> {

            private LayoutInflater mLayoutInflater;

            public AddressArrayAdapter(Context context) {
            super(context, android.R.layout.simple_list_item_2);
            mLayoutInflater = (LayoutInflater)context.getSystemService(Context.LAYOUT_INFLATER_SERVICE);
        }

            public void setData(List<Address> data) {
            clear();
            if (data != null) {
                for (Address address : data) {
                    add(address);
                }
            }
        }

            private class ViewHolder {
                        TextView text1;
                TextView text2;
            }

            @Override
            public View getView(int position, View convertView, ViewGroup parent) {
                    final ViewHolder holder;
                    View view = convertView;
                if (view == null) {
                    view = mLayoutInflater.inflate(android.R.layout.simple_list_item_2, parent, false);
                    holder = new ViewHolder();
                    holder.text1 = (TextView) view.findViewById(android.R.id.text1);
                    holder.text2 = (TextView) view.findViewById(android.R.id.text2);
                    view.setTag(holder);
                } else {
                        holder = (ViewHolder) view.getTag();
                }
                Address address = getItem(position);
                holder.text1.setText(address.getAddressLine(0));
                    holder.text2.setText(address.getAddressLine(1));
                return view;
            }
        }

}

A: Change this:
holder.text1.setText(address.getAddressLine(0));
holder.text2.setText(address.getAddressLine(1));

To this:
holder.text1.setText(address.getLatitude());
holder.text2.setText(address.getLongitude());

A: Your function is returning the physical address here:
 addresses = geocoder.getFromLocationName...
That resturns a List of Address Objects, with 5 values as specified.
To return the lat long you need to use the methods in the Address object to get them:
http://developer.android.com/reference/android/location/Address.html
So get the first address in the addresses list, then getLatitude & getLongitude:
addresses.get(0).getLatitude();
addresses.get(0).getLongitude();
Hope that helps.


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class BooleanCommand
{
    public function assure(&$value)
    {
        if (is_bool($value)) {
            return;
        }

        if (is_object($value)) {
            throw new \InvalidArgumentException('Object cannot be converted to boolean value');
        }

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Brittany Herriman, Data Wrangler
As a senior data wrangler at Rising Sun Pictures, Brittany Herriman helps keep the studio's production pipeline running in high gear. Her role is to manage the vast amounts of data exchanged each day between RSP and motion pictures studios and other production partners. Media arriving at the studio must be accessible to artists working in various aspects of visual effects production. Finished work needs to be delivered on time and on spec to stakeholders around the globe.
It's fast-paced, challenging work. "I love it," she says. "Artists are typically assigned to one task on one part of a show, but I'm involved in every project, and I work on them from the very beginning through to the end."
In less than four years, Herriman has managed data for nearly a dozen film and television projects, including Black Widow, Jungle Cruise, Mortal Kombat, The Boys (Amazon Prime series), Thor: Ragnarok, Spider-Man: Far From Home, Dumbo, Captain Marvel and X-Men: Dark Phoenix.
An Adelaide, Australia native, Herriman began her career in the health care industry, but wanted to find something that excited her passions. She enrolled at TAFE SA, earning an Advanced Diploma in Screen and Media in 2016, and then took a 10-week evening short course in Houdini delivered at RSP. That lit the fuse. Determined to make a career in the visual effects industry, she went on to complete the University of South Australia's Graduate Certificate in Dynamic Effects & Lighting delivered at RSP the following year.
As a student at RSP, Herriman acquired the creative and technical skills necessary to get started in the industry. "It was really, really good," she recalls. "My teachers were also artists at the studio. They taught us practical software skills as well as how a professional studio functions, the work ethic it requires and how to perform under pressure and meet deadlines."
One of the aspects of the program she liked best was the chance to experience a professional working environment. "You get to go on the floor, observe artists at work and learn from them," she recalls. "There is no better way to learn. It's also a great networking opportunity. The artists you meet through the program might later recommend you for jobs."
Upon completing the Graduate Certificate program, Herriman began sending out resumes and showreels and contacting studios in Adelaide and elsewhere. She initially interviewed with RSP for a rigging role, but a few months later was offered an entry-level position in the frontline department. Conscientious, focused and detail-oriented, she was a natural fit. A year later, she was promoted to her current role.
While data wrangling requires technical expertise, interpersonal skills are also vital. "You work closely with the artists and the client," she explains. "You need to build strong relationships with everyone. It's one of the things I enjoy most about my work."
Herriman says the time she's spent at RSP, both as a student and as a young professional, have provided her with the building blocks for a long and rewarding career. "I'm fortunate to have meaningful employment without having to leave Adelaide. I can celebrate the work I do with my family," she says. "RSP has allowed me to take on a role where I can learn and progress. It's also given me a skillset that could be applied to other areas of visual effects or production. There are a lot of opportunities out there that I might want to explore."
It was just five years ago that Herriman took that first 10-week course at RSP. She says it would have been hard then to picture herself as a rising visual effects professional with a string of blockbuster movies on her resume. But she insists, the path she took is open to others who share her determination. "Earning a Graduate Certificate is a good first step, but it doesn't guarantee a job in the visual effects industry," she notes. "You've got to be passionate and persistent, and you have to be ready to seize an opportunity when it pops up. I was fortunate to be given one and I'm thrilled I took advantage of it."
Rising Sun Pictures rsp.com.au
Rising Sun Pictures


What is a teratoma tumor - Teratomas are tumors composed of tissue such as hair, muscle, and bone. They most often occur in the ovaries in females and the phallus in men. They may be benign or malignant. The symptoms vary depending on the location. Testicular teratoma - A painful lump or swelling can be seen. Some babies have a mass that can be seen on an ultrasound before birth. Treatment often involves surgery. In the rare cases when malignant teratomas are, chemotherapy or radiation may be required.
Tumors are teratomas fortunately quite rare, but their discovery can be very alarming. Usually contains parts of the body like organs, hair, teeth, and limbs, doctors still do not really understand why they formed. What is a teratoma tumor - In 2008, the doctors in Colorado Springs in the U.S. move microscopic tumors from a newborn only to find that there are little feet and other body parts including legs partially formed part of other, hands and thighs. The cracked report that a child who was born in Korea has two separate growth, one containing eyes, trachea, a variety of internal organs and even the brain. Other motion contains the bones of the spine, intestines, and both were covered with a membrane containing the umbilical cord.
In 2007 a woman Japan have tumor teratomas that contained a lump that holds the head, one eye that is fully formed and a number of internal organs removed from her right ovary. In February 2014, New England Journal of Medicine reported that doctors in Maryland in the US find the perfect teeth that grow at the head of a baby boy aged 4 months to mature. The tumor was successfully removed but the baby should receive hormone treatments and the MRI scan on a regular basis to ensure that the tumor did not return. Tumors are teratomas is nothing new: LiveScience reports that Spain archaeologists discovered the remains of a Roman woman aged 30 who died 1 600 years ago with tumors in her hip bone calcification, bone and four teeth defects that are embedded in it.
Why is this happening? Pathology Students explained that teratomas, in General, is just a special type of tumor cells of the terminal where there is an actual network development – not only the cells of the germ itself. Tumors of all types is basically a mass of cells which reproduce when and where they should not, often relentlessly. Location of the tumor often determines the type of cell that consists of nothing. What is a teratoma tumor - However, in the case of teratomas, cells can be virtual and both found throughout the human body, these cells will then replicate as if they legitimately invent that kind of entity. This is the reason the teeth, limbs and even the brain can form where they ' Dr. James t. Rutka, children's neurosurgeon at the University of Toronto's Department of surgery told the Baltimore Sun that doctors have found lots of body structure, including fingers and even some form of a man in teratomas this ability to form almost any part of the body. Writes for the respected medical journal Plos, author of Discovery: Science as a Window to the World of Dr. Ricki Lewis theorizes explained that teratomas evolved from a wayward egg or sperm mistakenly enable program development. Or, it could be somatic cells escape from early embryos do not realize it is no longer a part of the whole.
Teratomas are embryonic tumors usually produced by germ cells and are usually benign. They are defined as a network of areas where the stranger is formed, or organized from all three germ layers. Malignant teratoma is known as teratoma; the development of this cancer has played an important role in the discovery of stem cells. What is a teratoma tumor - "Teratoma" is the Greek word for "terrible tumor"; These tumors are so named because they sometimes contain hair, teeth, bones, neurons, even eyes.
Teratoma has been a medical curiosity for centuries, though it was not until the 1960s the remarkable study of rat teratoma not only explains this strange growth but also how germ cells work properly. The earliest mention of Teratomas was found in a mud plate from the Galdinini micro-royal library 600-900 BC. These pills deal with a variety of ways to predict the future, and one predicts that prosperity is a woman giving birth to a three-legged child. According to Andrew and others. (2001), James E. Wheeler in his, this must refer to a benign teratoma, which may be found in the history of the teratoma found on the spine basis.
Pathologists and doctors have been fascinated by a century-old teratoma, often believing that they are symbols of the devil. Teratoma was first discovered in 1696 as a natural embryo and found to contain optical glass pigments and skull growth. Until 1856, this abnormal growth was thought to be significantly different from previous tumors; At this point, three layers of germ, layer, and endoderm cells have recently been identified, and the teratoma has been recognized as having elements originating from all three types of tissue. The most common forms of teratoma are ovarian dermoid cysts, epidermis containing, hair follicles, and sebaceous glands. When the oocyte begins to develop, the cyst appears, but at some point, it becomes a variety of irregular embryonic tissues. Although usually benign, these tumors can become very large. Teratomas tend to form in the testes and contain elements of teratoma and embryonal cancer. Embryonic cancer (EC) is an undifferentiated malignant stem cell that produces different types of teratoma.
What is a teratoma tumor - The preliminary study of Teratoma and fetal network led many people to believe that they reflected the embryo process, and further studies eventually led to the discovery of embryonic stem cells in mice (embryonic stem cells). In the late 1950s, an experimental embryo Leroy Stevens began mating the mice, in an attempt to create the products that would be used to study a fairly common tumor strain on teratomas. Since tumors are organized by different regions of the cell and body, Stevens and other researchers are beginning to believe that tumors have emerged rather than the differentiated cells that resemble embryonic stem cells, but not undifferentiated pluripotent cells. 1961 Stevens was able to determine that teratoma originated from primordial germ cells. In 1964, Barry Pierce found that only one in each tumor cell, it continued to take out more cells, while other cells differentiated and died. He also used cloning techniques in mice to confirm that embryonic stem cell teratoma may actually be plural. David Solter and Barbara Knowles discovered the findings, and two researchers found antigens expressed in teratoma.
The antigen they found resulted in two groups of scientists independently discovering the ESC mammal in 1981. When the researchers tested the human ESC, they injected the cells under the skin of a lab mouse. Successful injections can produce teratomas that confirm the ability of cells to differentiate. However, the study also needs to be done to find that the body's environmental factors can control ESC differentiation, thus making the teratoma not formed in the patient's body. Until researchers can fully control the fate of stem cells once injected, the likelihood of tumor formation will inhibit the use of stem cells in regenerative medicine.