I just found this program after having searched a lot and also tinkering with my own similar program.
I've really gone through a lot trying to find a solution that fits my needs so I was really excited finding this one that seems to do just what I want and is really user friendly as well.
I haven't purchased yet but will definitely do so if my problem gets solved.
The problem I'm having is that for the majority of my video collection that I need to perform cutting for, the audio is not present in the output-file.
So far all of these files have AAC codec.
I viewed the output-audio in an audio-editor and it looked like a 3 second clip, with first 2 seconds being silence, and the third just scrambled noise.
The problem is only present in High-speed mode and not when re encoding.
I uploaded a sample clip to my google drive here. Hoping this can be solved somehow.
I don't have a problem playing the file.
You might wanna try a different video player (e.g. VLC or GOM).
If that doesn't work, I'll leave it up to Bandisoft.
The current version of Bandicut doesn't support the High-speed mode for "HE-AAC".
You have to use the Encoding mode to cut this video.
We will try to fix issue in the future.
Sorry, I was probably unclear. That's the file before it has been cut with bandicut. Try cutting it and the audio disappears.
Alright. That's good to hear. I managed to solve it by first reencoding the audio only as AAC using ffmpeg, and leaving the video untouched. Works with avidemux as well. This is a fairly quick process and then the video may be cut correctly using bandicut.
Not a big deal to me, especially since I can automate it using ffmpeg.


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HomeCannabis SectorsCultivation & RetailCGC Stock in the Green on US CBD Market Launch
Canopy's new brand will be available in 31 states where CBD products are currently legal and will see the Ontario-based firm sell softgels, oil drops, and topical cream products, among others. Despite the US federally legalizing hemp-derived products last year with the passage of the updated Farm Act, the FDA said last month that it cannot conclude the cannabis compound's safety in human or animal food products. Nonetheless, the CBD market is still worth over $2 billion USD, and CGC stock is sure to be a big gainer given its expertise in the area.
Health Concerns Linger on Pot Stocks
Health concerns remain an issue for cannabis companies hoping to benefit from the booming market, with the onset of the vaping crisis a major blow for pot stocks in North America. Recently, Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) dropped almost 200 mobile apps from its store that have anything to do with vaping in response to the escalating health crisis, which has claimed nearly 50 lives in the US. Given Canopy Growth's huge investment in vaping technology, the crisis could have some serious long-term repercussions on CGC stock.
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Canopy Growth responded to Apple's decision to drop vaping-related apps by declaring it a "knee-jerk reaction." Peter Popplewell, Canopy's Chief Technology Officer, said, "It's unfortunate that Apple made the decision to cast a very broad net and take down all vaporizer-related apps […] It's a bit of a knee-jerk reaction that really stems from the unregulated space that is in the U.S. right now." According to Popplewell, Canopy spent two years developing its vape technology. CGC shares are currently trading for $19.15 in New York, up about 1% in intraday trading.
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Although CGC shares are only making marginal gains today, the stock has been in recovery in recent weeks after slumping to a two-year-low in mid-November after posting hugely disappointing earnings. While the shadow of the vape crisis lingers over pot stocks, optimism ahead of the 2.0 market appears to be buoying investor optimism into the New Year.
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One of the reasons I started my personal blog was as a way to keep a diary of our family life ... albeit a rather public online version, with photos as well. My New Zealand blog, http://www.aussiesinauckland.blogspot.com/ is still a wonderful reminder of the time we spent across the ditch, even if it didn't end prettily.
I think it's great to have a permanent record of those gorgeous things kids say and do as they grow up. I've never been a crafty kind of girl, so I don't do scrapbooking, and even my photo albums are usually short-lived, amateurish affairs.
But I can write, and type, and work out how to get photos online ... So Maid in Australia is kind of my own permanent record of our lives. (And unlike real journals, it can't be shredded, eaten, torn up or lost by human or furry kids).
Mr 9, on our wheelbarrow-lighting neighbours: "How come they get to light fires, and I don't?"
Miss 7 on my weekly hospital visits as part of my recovery from anxiety and depression: "Mumma goes to hospital to learn how to relax"
Jam Juice: A favourite with Miss 7, this is the runny stuff that collects in the middle of the jam jar, and is highly prized, especially if crumpets are involved.
Grand New: As in Grand New car/bike/dress/jam jar/insert the name of anything new. Because when H. was little (well smaller than she is now) she couldn't pronounce her Bs.
Muzz: Short for Muzza (Mother). Because H. once couldn't pronounce her 'th's either.
Wet Cream: Whipped cream. As in: "Can we have pancakes and Wet Cream?"
Sinta: As in Santa. Because when Mr 9 was a toddler, that's how he pronounced it.
Narnie/Narnoo: C. and H's respective names for dummies (pacifiers) as babies.
Furry pigs: Wombats. As in: "Mum, look at the furry pigs!" Mr 9 points out he was still a toddler when he came out with that one!
Do any other families have funny sayings or nicknames they want to share?
Miss 7 a few years ago, with her favourite teddy and her collection of Narnies ... 'cos you could never have enough narnies!
I do the same thing on my blog.
I just wish I started doing it years ago. Some of them I've had to remember, but now I add as they happen.
You've got some really funny ones there.
30+ years ago, I lived in an area where the baker still drove around delivering bread etc a couple of times a week. My eldest was one and a half at the time and couldn't pronounce her "n's", so the baker became the "bum" man and I'd buy her a "fingerbum" once a week. It was funny back then, but she doesn't like to be reminded now.
In NZ there was an ice-block called a Big Thumb. (It had a base that you could put on your thumb while eating it.) Of course my kids always asked for a Big Bum!
I keep a record of all the cute and funny things my kids say too.
I love this. I wish I'd kept better track of the things my kids said.
I love the jam juice!
There really is no good explanation for the second one.
Allow that to me by introduction to you, shall we?
Oh yes, definitely. Kids hey? They certainly make life interesting!


Relax, and take a deep breath, in, out.
There, you've just hypnotized yourself – a little.
"We all use self hypnosis all the time," says Toronto hypnotist Donald Currie.
Anyone who has every taken a deep breath before speaking in public or telling someone bad news – maybe while saying to themselves, "I can do this, I can do this" – has used a mild form of self- induced hypnosis to get them through the experience, he says.
"We just don't think of it as hypnosis."
Currie, who will be hypnotizing 18 participants in Sunday's episode of Test The Nation: IQ on CBC, says there are a lot of misconceptions about hypnosis, fuelled by Hollywood images of people in trances being made to quack like a duck or otherwise embarrass themselves, only to forget it all later.
"Hypnosis is not an unconscious state of unawareness," he says. In fact, it's exactly the opposite.
To go into hypnosis, Currie says, subjects focus their attention on one thing or activity, pushing all other thoughts out of their mind – to the point that they seem to be in a trance. Getting lost in a book or a movie, or even focusing on the road while driving can have much the same mind-clearing qualities, he says.
"Whenever you get lost on the Internet researching something, that's a trance," he says.
On this Sunday's Test the Nation, which airs at 8 p.m., Currie will use his hypnosis skills to test the theory that hypnosis can improve a person's IQ score.
The idea is that hypnosis clears the mind of all distractions so the test-taker can concentrate on getting the right answers.
The subjects will not be under hypnosis while taking the test. Currie will hypnotize them, then take them out of hypnosis just before the test is given.
At that point, their minds should still be clear, and they can focus on the test.
Lawrie Weiser, proctor of the Toronto chapter of Mensa, the international society for smart people, says he has seen the benefits of self-induced hypnotic mini-trances.
"I remember one guy rushing into the test (to join Mensa). He was late, he couldn't find a parking space. I said, `Relax, it's just a test,'" remembers Weiser, who runs the Sinister Shop, a store for left-handed people.
"He called me later to thank me. He passed the test and said it was because of me and what I said."
Relaxing the mind increases blood flow to the brain and makes it easier for us to access memories or knowledge stored deep in our subconscious, Currie says.
On Sunday, Currie expects to see an improvement in the test scores of those he hypnotizes. The show will feature celebrity guests, politicians, self-described nerds and members of Mensa taking a live, on-air IQ test. Viewers can play along at home.
The concept has been tried in other countries that have their own versions of the Test the Nation show, and in each of them there has been an increase in IQ scores, says Julie Bristow, executive director of factual entertainment at CBC.
"The basic theory is that if you go through hypnosis, you become, not necessarily smarter, but more relaxed and better able to answer the questions," says Bristow, who attributes the show's popularity to its "communal nature" by encouraging audience participation.
Queen's University's Kevin Parker is less sure the scores will improve.
"I wouldn't expect them to get measurable differences," says Parker, director of the psychology clinic at the school and an expert on IQ tests.
IQ tests, he says, do not measure knowledge. Instead, they measure ability.
To do this, they try to account for cultural or age differences in a population, to remove any bias toward one group or another. They often rely on logic, or measure a person's ability to put new information to work.
"Most IQ tests, you can't study for," he says.
The most likely benefit Parker expects from the show's hypnosis is its ability to relax the mind. Some people, he says, get very nervous about taking a test, so the relaxation that comes with hypnosis could help them get a better mark, but only if tests make them nervous.
Currie agrees. "Hypnosis can't give you something that isn't already there."


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There are so many different reasons for infertility, in both men and women, that it's impossible to use a blanket term to cover everything. Instead, it's important to look at various things that could affect your chances of conceiving and consider what diagnosis suits your own personal situation.
Ovarian cysts are small fluid-filled sacs that develop in the ovaries. In most cases, they're completely harmless, but they can rupture and cause tremendous pain. If a ruptured cyst is left untreated, it can form sepsis, which is quite toxic and potentially lethal.
Of course, the presence of ovarian cysts can also interfere with normal conception.
Most medical specialists will recommend that any cysts be removed surgically, which can be a painful and expensive procedure. What they don't tell you is that it's possible to reduce ovarian cysts naturally and painlessly.
Some specialists will diagnose 'lazy' ovaries as a cause of infertility. This simply means an egg isn't being released when it should, so they'll tend to prescribe infertility drugs, such as Clomid, to induce ovulation.
Unfortunately, studies in Washington have proved that the number of women who had taken Clomid are three times more likely to develop ovarian cancer than those who don't.
Once again, these specialists forget to let you know there are ways to stimulate and induce ovulation using natural methods. Of course, when you consider that the infertility drug industry is now a billion dollar industry, why would they want you to know you could do it yourself?
Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome is the term given when many small cysts are apparent within the ovaries. PCOS is thought to be one of the leading causes of female infertility. In some cases, this can be linked to obesity, acne, increased insulin resistance, lack of ovulation and sometimes an excess of masculinizing hormones.
Of course, this doesn't mean every patient who has acne or who is obese will have PCOS. Similarly, patients who have ovarian cysts may not have PCOS.
Similarly, patients showing an excess of masculinizing hormones may show unwanted facial and body hair growth as well as developing acne, but they also may not have PCOS.
Correct diagnosis can sometimes be difficult, but treatment can be relatively easy with prescription of a dietary supplement known as DCI, which is a naturally occurring human metabolite that helps with insulin metabolism.
Endometriosis is the medical name given when the uterine lining that would normally shed as part of a regular monthly menstrual cycle grows on the outside of the uterus instead of inside. This is a major cause of infertility in women.
Endometriosis can cause very painful menstrual periods, as well as heavy bleeding and can be responsible for repeated miscarriages.
Infertility Specialists recommend laparoscopic surgery to remove the endometrial lining and any abnormal tissue, however, there are plenty of alternative natural therapies available to remedy this problem.
There are plenty of success stories from patients with endometriosis using traditional Chinese medicine, including traditional herbalism and acupuncture.
Blocked or damaged fallopian tubes are thought to account for up to 40% of female infertility problems. Blocked tubes will prevent eggs reaching the uterus and prevent sperm from reaching the egg. In most cases, women have no idea their tubes might be blocked, as there are generally no obvious symptoms to look for. Blocked fallopian tubes are generally diagnosed by pelvic ultrasound, although a hysterosalpinogram may also be used, in which a dye is placed into the cervix before x-raying the pelvic region.
There are two types of blocked tubes – partial blockage and Hydrosalpinx.
A partial blockage may be a result of endometrial lining closing off a portion of the tube, which can result in a tubal pregnancy, or ectopic pregnancy. A hydrosalpinx is when the tube is completely blocked and begins to fill with fluid, which makes the tube dilate and swell as it fills. If both tubes are affected, the chances of conceiving are zero.
The predominant causes of blocked tubes are a history of Pelvic Inflammatory Disease, Chlamydia, ruptured appendix, endometriosis or other type of uterine infection.
Infertility specialists will advise that laparoscopic surgery is required to unblock the affected tubes, however this can cause further scarring in some cases. In the case of a hydrosalpinx, a specialist may advise that a hydrosalpingectomy is required, which is complete removal of the dilated fallopian tube. This destroys any chance of falling pregnant naturally in future and the patient becomes dependent on IVF treatments if further children are wanted.
Once again, there are plenty of non-surgical options available to help unblock damaged fallopian tubes. Alternative therapies that include manual physical therapy have also shown positive results.


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Bio: Bryant earned 11 letters as an athlete at Willingham before heading to South Carolina, where he was an All-ACC halfback. Bryant was an All-ACC baseball player as a junior and senior, and he was the ACC's Athlete of the Year in 1966-67. He was drafted by the New York Yankees and Boston Red Sox, but he spurned those offers to play for the Minnesota Vikings. Bryant played 14 seasons for the Vikings, make two Pro Bowl teams. He led the NFC in interceptions in 1973, and he is second on the Vikings' career interception list with 51. Bryant played on all four of the Vikings' Super Bowl teams in the 1970s and played on 11 NFC Central Division championship teams. Bryant is in the following Halls of Fame: Macon Sports, Georgia Sports, South Carolina Sports and University of South Carolina Sports.
Why we picked him: Bryant is probably the greatest athlete to come out of Willingham. He also is one of the best pound-for-pound athletes in Middle Georgia history.
Others to consider
A.J. Bryant, Peach County, football: Bryant was the Class AAA Offensive Player of the Year in 2003 after leading the Trojans to the state championship game. Bryant moved to wide receiver at Georgia, and he caught a touchdown pass against West Virginia in the Sugar Bowl.
Ken Bonifay, Lanier, football/baseball: Bonifay made the all-state team in 1963 before earning three letters at Georgia Tech in football. Bonifay also played baseball at Tech, leading the Yellow Jackets in home runs in 1966.
Bryan Ellis, Peach County, football: Ellis played just one season at Peach County, but he sure made it count. He passed for 3,600 yards and 31 touchdowns to lead Peach County to the 2006 state championship. Ellis, who was the Class AAA Offensive Player of the Year and Telegraph All-Middle Georgia Player of the Year in 2006, played three seasons at UAB. He passed for 2,940 yards and 25 touchdowns as a junior.
Johnny Henderson, Mount de Sales, football: Henderson led Mount de Sales to five total state championships in football and baseball. He made three all-state teams in football while posting close to a .500 batting average in baseball. The Chicago Cubs drafted Henderson in the third round in 1974, but he choose to play baseball and football at Georgia. Henderson had four interceptions in one game during his three years as a starting defensive back in Athens. Henderson spent some time in camp with the Baltimore Colts and Kansas City Chiefs following college.
Mike Jolly, Central, football
Bio: Two years after Steve Dennis electrified Bibb County football fans, Jolly stepped under center for the Chargers and led the team on a magical run to a state championship in 1975, the first in Bibb County since 1948. He was unstoppable for much of his senior season, but Jolly's postseason performance made him legendary. He picked up a long fourth down on the game-winning drive to beat Northside in the quarterfinals just two weeks after the Eagles beat Central by 13. In the championship game, Jolly led his team on a 76-yard touchdown drive, scoring on a one-yard touchdown with 1:23 left to beat Douglass. Jolly went on to play at Georgia Tech and Tennessee State, and he spent some time with the Memphis Showboats in the USFL.
Why we picked him: Who has had a bigger impact on the football field in Bibb County since integration than Jolly? Probably no one. His performance during the 1975 looms even larger now considering it has been 37 years since a Bibb County school has won a state title. When he played for the Denver Broncos, Jolly's Central teammate Roger Jackson said he used to tell John Elway, "You remind me of Michael Jolly."
Michael Brooker, Brentwood, basketball: Arguably the greatest basketball player in GISA history, Brooker made close to 40 percent of his 3-point shots in high school. He made national headlines when he made 87 consecutive free throws to set the national record. Brooker averaged 33.7 points and 10.5 rebounds as a high school senior. He holds school records in single-game points (52) and career points (2,501). Brooker went on letter four seasons for North Carolina. He now serves as the head boys basketball coach at FPD.
Terry Brown, Southwest, football: Brown was a do-everything quarterback for the Patriots before earning four letters at Tennessee.
Jay Cranford, Stratford, baseball: Cranford was a part of four no-hitters at Stratford. He hit 13 home runs in 1988, and he holds the school's record for career pitching wins. He went 36-3 on the mound. Cranford was drafted twice, the final time by the Pittsburgh Pirates in 1992. He also played at Georgia.
Vince Datillo, Mount de Sales, soccer: Datillo was a four-time Telegraph All-Middle Georgia soccer player of the year before playing at Mercer, where he was the A-Sun Player of the Year in 1992. He was the fourth overall pick by the Dayton Dynamos in the 1993 National Professional Soccer League.
Ed DeFore, Jr., Lanier, baseball: DeFore went 15-2 on the mound as a senior before signing with Georgia. He was drafted twice, signing with the New York Mets after they drafted him 12th overall in 1971.
Darius Dewberry, Peach County, football: Dewberry was a wrecking ball on defense for the Trojans during an all-state year in 2004. Dewberry earned four letters at Georgia.
Joe Dupree, Southwest, football: Dupree was The Telegraph's All-Middle Georgia Player of the Year before playing at both Georgia and Georgia Southern.
Moses Herring, Ballard-Hudson, football: Herring may have been the first great black quarterback in Macon. He led Ballard-Hudson to a state championship in 1959. It was the school's only undefeated season.
Marques Ivory, Northside, football: Ivory never lost a high school game as a quarterback, leading the Eagles to state titles in 2006 and 2007. His most memorable game came in the Georgia Dome in 2007, returning at halftime of the state semifinals to help Northside to come back from a 28-7 deficit. Ivory had missed the previous six games with a broken leg. Ivory plays quarterback at Jacksonville State.
Morgan Johnson, FPD, softball/basketball/track: Johnson played key roles in state championship runs in all three sports she played. She holds FPD's career home run record. Johnson started in the outfielder during Valdosta State's run to a national championship in 2012. Johnson won the Gulf South Conference Commissioner's Trophy as the conference's top female athlete after hitting .427 with 11 home runs and 51 RBI.
Walter Johnson, Appling, basketball: Johnson may be the best player in Appling history, and he had a standout career at Fort Valley State.
Larry Lawrence, Mount de Sales, basketball: An all-state high school player, Lawrence played at Dartmouth, where he made the All-Ivy League team in 1979 and 1981. He scored 1,000 career points and was named the Ivy League Player of the Year in 1981. Lawrence was drafted by the Atlanta Hawks, but he became famous playing in France. He averaged 32.4 points in 1989 with a French team.
Sam Nunn, Perry, basketball: Obviously known for his political achievements in the U.S. Senate, Nunn was also a great basketball player at Perry, helping the Panthers during the Eric Staples era.
Tommy Reid, Willingham, baseball/basketball: Reid was a standout baseball and basketball player with the Rams. He led Georgia in hitting in 1964 and made the All-SEC team in 1965. He would later win the Georgia Senior Amateur in 2001.
Justin Tyler, Jones County, baseball/football: Tyler was a tremendous two-sport athlete for the Greyhounds. Tyler hit more than 30 home runs during his final two seasons at Jones County. He played college football at Mississippi State before playing at Arkansas-Monticello.
Chris Wilson, FPD, football: Wilson rushed for 4,442 yards and 53 touchdowns at FPD. The all-state pick played at Georgia Southern and is a member of the Macon Sports Hall of Fame.
Billy Henderson, Lanier, baseball/football
Bio: Lanier's two-time all-state running back made two All-Southern teams, including being named as the top player in Georgia in 1945. Henderson set the Macon touchdown record as a senior – the mark stood for 28 years until Steve Dennis broke it. Henderson was just as solid in baseball, playing in a national showcase at Yankee Stadium for Babe Ruth against a team coached by Ty Cobb. After being drafted by the Chicago Cubs, Henderson decided to head to Georgia, where he earned eight combined letters in football and baseball. He was a two-time All-SEC pick in baseball, leading Georgia in batting three times. He still holds the career record for steals with 91, and only two guys in the past 62 years have stolen more bases in a season than Henderson's 29 in 1950. Henderson led the SEC in hitting twice, and his .375 career average in sixth-best in Georgia history. Henderson would return to Macon to coach at Willingham and Mount de Sales. He later won three state championships at Clarke Central.
Why we picked him: This was such a difficult choice between two of the greatest high school athletes in Middle Georgia history in Henderson and Chansi Stuckey. Stuckey may be one of the five best players who didn't make the cut at their number, alongside guys like Norm Nixon, Jeff Malone, Al Wood and Roger Kingdom. It's hard to compare guys from completely different eras, and it's also easier to pick the guy who's fresher on the mind. But Henderson is still one of the greatest baseball players in Georgia history, and he's one of the best high school football players in state history. He rushed for more than 20 touchdowns in a season back when it was very difficult to accomplish the feat with fewer games. The state's reverence for Henderson was apparent when he was inducted into the Georgia Sports Hall of Fame in 1962, just 16 years after his last high school game as a 34-year-old.
Rodney Collins, Hawkinsville, football: Collins was the state back of the year in 1965. He hasbecome more known for his coaching exploits, winning four state championships as a head coach with three coming at Stratford, where he currently coaches.
Rashad Eldridge, FPD, baseball: Eldridge holds FPD's school record for batting average. He signed with Georgia, but signed a pro contract with the Cleveland Indians in 2000. Eldridge spent 11 seasons in the minor leagues, collecting 1,041 career hits with a .270 career average.
Charles Harris, Mount de Sales, basketball: Harris was an all-state basketball player for the Cavaliers, making the GHSA all-star game in 1977 and playing in the Boston Shoot-Out. He played four years at Iowa State, finishing his career third all-time in assists for the Cyclones.
Boot Hunt, Perry, football: Hunt was Perry's first all-state player ever when he made the team in 1958. Hunt scored 100 points that season, a school record that stood for 48 years. He signed with Georgia.
Scooter Melvin, Fort Valley, basketball/football: Melvin won back-to-back Class C Back of the Year awards in 1952 and 1953. He was The Telegraph's first All-Middle Georgia Player of the Year in 1953 after scoring 303 career points.
Billy Powell, Perry, basketball: Powell helped lead Perry to the 1953 state title. He averaged 20 points per game and scored 28 in the state title win over Clarkston. Powell was named captain of the all-state team.
Chansi Stuckey, Northside, football: He made two all-state teams, but it was during his senior year where Stuckey made his mark. The quarterback earned Class AAAAA Offensive Player of the Year in 2001 after leading the Eagles to their first state championship game. The Eagles lost that night to Parkview, but the road was paved to the eventual state championship five years later. Stuckey was also one of the first spread quarterbacks in Georgia. Stuckey moved to wide receiver as a sophomore, and he excelled with a combined 1,470 yards and seven touchdowns his final two seasons. He was selected in the seventh round of the 2007 NFL Draft. Stuckey has played for the Jets, Browns and Cardinals over the past five seasons. He has 1,062 career yards and five touchdowns.
Al Thornton, Perry, basketball: Thornton exploded his final two seasons at Florida State, averaging 16.1 points and 19.7 points, respectively. The Los Angeles Clippers took Thornton with the 14th overall pick in the 2007 NBA Draft. Thornton has started 167 games in four NBA seasons, averaging 11.9 points for his career. He averaged a career best 16.8 points in 2008-09.
Blue Moon Odom, Ballard-Hudson, baseball
Bio: Odom dominated in high school, leading Ballard-Hudson to consecutive state championships while going 42-2 with eight no-hitters. The Kansas City Athletics drafted Odom in 1964, and he would stick in the major leagues for 13 years. Odom made all-star teams in 1968 and 1969, which were two of his three seasons with 15 or more wins. While he had a roughly .500 record for his career, Odom came up big on the biggest stage. He had a 1.13 ERA in five playoff and six World Series appearances. He threw a complete game, three-hit shutout to beat the Tigers in the 1972 ALCS, and he finished the series with a 0.00 ERA in 14 innings. He had a 1.59 ERA in 11 innings in the 1972 World Series. He played on all three of the Oakland A's championship teams in the 1970s. Odom was also a very good hitter, knocking five home runs and hitting .266 in 1969. Odom was inducted into the Georgia Sports Hall of Fame in 2004.
Why we picked him: Odom joins a very select company of Middle Georgians with multiple world championships, joining J.T. Thomas (Lanier-Pittsburgh Steelers) and Norm Nixon (Southwest-Los Angeles Lakers) among a few others on the list.
Stewart Bloodworth, Perry, football: One of the first All-Middle Georgia Players of the Year, Bloodworth rushed for 1,285 yards and 10 touchdowns in 1957.
Dwayne Powell, Perry, basketball: Powell led the Panthers to consecutive state championships in 1962 and 1963. Powell averaged 18 points per game in 1962 and a school-record 29.9 points per game as a senior. He made 50 straight free throws during one stretch and finished as Perry's all-time leading scorer with 2,043 points. Powell would go on to play at Georgia.
Theron Sapp, Lanier, football: Sapp became best known as Georgia's "drought breaker" after his touchdown broke Georgia Tech's eight-win win streak against the Bulldogs in 1957. How big was that touchdown? Georgia retired his college No. 40 two months after his final college game. He was a second-team All-SEC pick in 1958. Sapp played five seasons with the Philadelphia Eagles – including on the 1960 NFL championship team – and three years with the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Inman Veal, Lanier, baseball/basketball: The man known as "Coot" was an all-state baseball and basketball player in high school. Veal played basketball and baseball at Auburn, making an All-SEC baseball team in 1952. Veal played six years in the major leagues mostly as a utility player and defensive replacement. Veal was the first player to bat in Washington Senators history.
Rondell White, Jones County, baseball
Bio: White helped lead Jones County to the 1989 state championship – the only one in state history – and eventually earned national recognition as a senior in 1990. The Montreal Expos selected White with the 24th overall selection in the 1990 draft. He made his debut in 1993 and became a full-time player in 1995. He remained in the big leagues until 2007, finishing his career with his seventh team, the Minnesota Twins. White hit 198 home runs and knocked in 768 RBI while hitting .284 for his career. He made his only all-star team in 2003. White hit a career-best 28 home runs with the Expos in 1997, giving him his first of three 20-plus home run seasons.
Why we picked him: Competition at No. 14 was stiff, with Steve Dennis and Nick Marshall being two of the great quarterbacks in Middle Georgia history. Burnette and Cranford had outstanding careers. But White is one of the most noteworthy athletes in Middle Georgia history, and he may stand alongside Al Wood as the greatest athletes in Jones County history.
Dantonio Burnette, Northside, football: Burnette was one of the key players to put Northside football on the map after head coach Conrad Nix returned. Burnette wreaked havoc at N.C. State, earning the moniker "Thunder Dan" for his ferocity. He ranks among the top 10 in school history in tackles, tackles for loss and forced fumbles.
Joannie Cavan, R.E. Lee, basketball: Cavan averaged 24 points per game over her final two years, leading the team to a 59-1 mark in that span. Cavan led the team to an undefeated season and a state championship in 1962.
Joey Cranford, Stratford, baseball/football: Cranford is third in single-season and career batting averages for the Eagles. Cranford hit 11 home runs and knocked in 51 runs to go with an 11-0 record on the mound to lead the Eagles to the GISA title in 1994. Cranford went 25-3 in his career on the mound. He was drafted twice, the second time by the Minnesota Twins in 1996 after he played two years for Georgia.
Steve Dennis, Central, football: Dennis broke Billy Henderson's single-season city touchdown record in 1973. He was named Class AAA Back of the Year as a senior, and he was The Telegraph's Player of the Year. Dennis played at Georgia, serving as team captain in 1978. Dennis coached at Auburn and Georgia before serving as Troy's athletics director from 2005 until late July 2012.
Nick Marshall, Wilcox County, basketball/football: Marshall led Wilcox County to its first state football championship in 2009. He would go on to shatter the state's career passing touchdown record with 103, 11 clear of the guy second on the list. Marshall also took the Patriots basketball team to two Final Fours. He was The Telegraph's Selby Buck winner in 2010, and he was separately The Telegraph's football player of the year and basketball player of the year twice. Marshall played one season of football at Georgia, and he currently plays at Garden City Community College.
Jacquez Green, Peach County, football
Bio: Green earned all-state honors as a senior for Peach County, but his career really took off in the pass-happy offense at Florida. Green caught seven passes for 79 yards in Florida's Sugar Bowl win over Florida State in 2007 to clinch a national championship. Green finished the year with 33 catches for 626 yards and nine touchdowns. Green topped himself as a junior, when he caught 61 passes for 1,024 yards and nine touchdowns in 1997. Green earned consensus All-America and All-SEC honors in 1997, and he also was a finalist for the Fred Biletnikoff Award, which went to Randy Moss. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers selected Green in the second round of the 1998 NFL Draft. He played five seasons in the NFL with his best year coming when he caught 56 passes for 791 yards and three touchdowns in 1999.
Why we picked him: Although his NFL career didn't quite measure up to his college career, Green still has one of the most impressive pro football resumes for a Middle Georgia. The only reason his pro career didn't match the college one is because his college run was so good.
Walter Daniels, Southwest, basketball: Daniels followed his prep career with an outstanding run at Georgia. Daniels averaged more than 10 points in each of his four seasons, including 16.4 and 21.9 points per game in his junior and senior seasons. Daniels finished his career at Georgia as the all-time leader in scoring and assists and made three All-SEC teams. The Los Angeles Lakers selected Daniels in the third round of the 1979 NBA Draft.
Allisha Gray, Washington County, basketball: Gray has already won a state championship as a player, and she is a two-time All-Middle Georgia Player of the Year. Gray was named Gatorade's Georgia Player of the Year in 2012, and she played for USA Basketball's under-18 national team. Gray has committed to North Carolina.
Chris Hatcher, Mount de Sales, football: Hatcher rose from the bottom of the depth chart as a freshman quarterback at Valdosta State to become one of the greatest players in NCAA Division II history. He passed for 11,363 yards and 121 touchdowns at Valdosta State, making two All-America teams and winning the Harlan Hill Trophy in 1994 as D-II's best player. Hatcher returned to coach Valdosta State to the 2004 Division II championship. Hatcher is in the following Halls of Fame: Macon Sports, Valdosta State Athletic, Mount de Sales Athletic and Division II.
Chuck Hawkins, Crawford County, basketball: Hawkins helped lead Crawford County to its first state championship in 1969.
Bobby Huellemeier, Mount de Sales, baseball: Huellemeier was the Cavaliers' ace on the mound during their run to the 1966 state championship. He struck out 16 in the championship game. In the 1967 region tournament, Huellemeier didn't allow a hit while striking out 31. He was drafted by the Los Angeles Dodgers in 1967, but he would go on to play college baseball at Mercer.
Mike Mimbs, Windsor, baseball: After standout careers at Windsor and Mercer, Mimbs was selected by the Los Angeles Dodgers in the 1990 draft. He broke into the big leagues with the Philadelphia Phillies in 1995, and he started 37 games for the Phillies over the next three years.
Danny Minor, Lanier, football: Poets' head coach Selby Buck said Minor was the best back in the past 30 years after Minor rushed for 1,027 yards in 1955.
Anthony Sessions, Northside, football: Sessions played quarterback for the Eagles, making an AP all-state team in 1996. Sessions went on to letter two seasons as a linebacker at Tennessee. He spent some time in camp with the Washington Redskins.
Cam Bonifay, Mark Smith, baseball/football
Bio: Bonifay made the key basket to clinch the 1969 state basketball title for Mark Smith, but he played baseball and football at Georgia Tech. Bonifay kicked for the Yellow Jackets, while making earning honorable mention All-America honors in baseball. Bonifay was inducted in the Georgia Tech and Macon Sports Halls of Fame. After a brief minor-league career, Bonifay went into the front office and became general manager of the Pittsburgh Pirates. He currently works in the Cincinnati Reds organization.
Nate Hybl, Jeff Davis, football: Hybl made two all-state teams in high school before signing with Georgia. He transferred to Oklahoma, where he served as a backup during the Sooners' national championship run in 2000. Hybl started his junior and senior seasons, passing for 2,538 yards and 24 touchdowns with just eight interceptions as a senior in 2002. Hybl spent time with both the Cleveland Browns and the Jacksonville Jaguars.
Brett Layson, Tattnall Square, football/track: Layson was a scoring machine for the Trojans in 2006. The quarterback scored a school-record 36 touchdowns and accounted for 46 total touchdowns and 1,826 yards as the Trojans won the GISA championship. He scored 60 career touchdowns. Layson didn't lose a hurdle race as a senior on the way to being named Telegraph track and field athlete of the year. He also won the Selby Buck Award as the Telegraph's top athlete in Middle Georgia. He was the City Player of the Year in football in 2006. Layson played college football at Georgia Southern.
Ryan Taylor, Dublin, football: Taylor was named the Class AAA Defensive Player of the Year as a senior in 1994. Taylor went on to letter four years at Auburn. He spent some time with the Cleveland Browns following his college career.
Mallon Faircloth, Crisp County, football
Bio: Faircloth made two all-state teams in high school, capped by his selection as Class AA Back of the Year honors in 1959. Faircloth would go on to be the last single-wing tailback in Tennessee history, rushing for 179 yards and a touchdown against Vanderbilt in his final college game in 1963. Faircloth led the Volunteers in rushing twice and in total yards three times.
Why we picked him: Of the No. 17's we considered, Faircloth had the best combination of high school and college careers.
Mark Farriba, Stratford, baseball/football: Farriba starred in football and baseball at Stratford. He wore No. 17 in baseball. Farriba had arguably the most dominant pitching season in GISA history in 1974, when he didn't allow an earned run in 45 innings while throwing three no hitters. He tossed four no-hitters in his career to go with a 17-1 record. Farriba would go on to punt at Georgia, and he is currently the head football coach at Prince Avenue Christian.
Gene Ratliff, Dudley Hughes, baseball: Ratliff followed a standout prep career by being selected by Houston in the MLB Draft.
Brandan Spillers, Tattnall Square, baseball: Spillers led Tattnall Square to a 31-0 record and the GISA baseball championship in 2000. He went 8-0 with a 0.97 ERA during his senior season, while hitting .417 with eight home runs. The Baltimore Orioles selected Spillers in the sixth round of the 2000 draft, and he spent six seasons with the organization.
Mark Johnson, Warner Robins, baseball/football
Bio: Johnson was a dominant hitter in high school at Warner Robins, getting drafted 26th overall by the Chicago White Sox in 1994. Johnson made his major league debut four years later in 1998. Johnson played five seasons for the White Sox. He played in limited action with the Oakland Athletics in 2003 and the Milwaukee Brewers in 2004. After a four-year absence in the major leagues, Johnson was called up by the St. Louis Cardinals in Sept. 2008. Johnson coached the Cubs' short-season rookie club in Boise in 2011.
Why we picked him: Johnson was a pretty solid two-sport athlete at Warner Robins. While he was a solid quarterback, Johnson was an outstanding high school catcher, and he remains one of the few Middle Georgians to be selected in the first round of the baseball draft.
Marlon White, Westside, football: White set all of the receiving records at Westside, finishing his career with 1,487 receiving yards and 14 touchdowns. White earned four letters at Vanderbilt.
Louis Ivory, Peach County, football
Bio: Ivory exploded on to the scene as a running back at Furman. In 2000, Ivory rushed for 2,079 yards and 16 touchdowns and won the Walter Payton Award as the best player in Division I-AA. He followed that with 1,719 yards and 19 touchdowns as a senior. Ivory, who was spurned by Georgia Southern coming out of Peach County, rushed for 5,353 yards and 53 touchdowns in his career. He rushed for 301 yards and three touchdowns in an upset over top-ranked Georgia Southern in 2000. Ivory was named South Carolina College Player of the Decade – this was for all schools in South Carolina besides Clemson and South Carolina – by The State (Columbia, S.C.). He was a two-time consensus All-American and a two-time Southern Conference Player of the Year. Ivory's number (he wore 34 in college) is one of three retired jerseys at Furman.
Why we picked him: Ivory wasn't the best back in Peach County history, nor was he the biggest. But he had a ton of heart, becoming the only Middle Georgian to win the Walter Payton Award.
Josh Gordy, Washington County, football: Gordy's all-state senior season was punctuated by a 100-yard interception return for a touchdown in state semifinals in the Georgia Dome in 2004. Gordy replicated the feat as a freshman for Central Michigan in 2006. Gordy had 10 career interceptions in college. He started 45 games at Central Michigan, making the All-MAC second team in 2009. Gordy played for the St. Louis Rams in 2011, starting nine games and intercepting three passes.
Brian Mimbs, Dublin, football: Mimbs was a two-time All-Middle Georgia selection at punter for Dublin. A two-year starter at Georgia, Mimbs made the All-SEC second team in 2008.
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1.4. By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance.
3.8. Achieve universal health coverage, including financial risk protection, access to quality essential health-care services and access to safe, effective, quality and affordable essential medicines and vaccines for all.
3.c. Substantially increase health financing and the recruitment, development, training and retention of the health workforce in developing countries, especially in least developed countries and small island developing States.
6.1. By 2030, achieve universal and equitable access to safe and affordable drinking water for all.
7.1. By 2030, ensure universal access to affordable, reliable and modern energy services.
9.1. Develop quality, reliable, sustainable and resilient infrastructure, including regional and transborder infrastructure, to support economic development and human well-being, with a focus on affordable and equitable access for all.
11.1. By 2030, ensure access for all to adequate, safe and affordable housing and basic services and upgrade slums.
11.2. By 2030, provide access to safe, affordable, accessible and sustainable transport systems for all, improving road safety, notably by expanding public transport, with special attention to the needs of those in vulnerable situations, women, children, persons with disabilities and older persons.
12.7. Promote public procurement practices that are sustainable, in accordance with national policies and priorities.
17.17. Encourage and promote effective public, public-private and civil society partnerships, building on the experience and resourcing strategies of partnerships.
Research description: The main purpose of the FINSERVICES project is to contribute to the analysis of the financing system for public services as an indispensable tool for effective access to essential services and the right to equal opportunities. Both rights, along with the right of access to health services, are recognized as social rights in the European Pillar of Social Rights (EPSR) of November 17, 2017. Because of the economic crisis, in recent years the European agenda has been presided over by a strict application of budgetary discipline, accompanied by significant cuts in public spending made by the national authorities. The challenge in the coming years is to build a more inclusive and fair European Union, in which the right of access to essential services of all citizens is guaranteed. This is a global objective (at national, European and international level), in which both the public administrations sector and the private sector are involved.
Impact: The benefits of this project extend to all citizens and are of interest to the public sector as well as to the private sector. In the development of this project, several transfer actions of results have been carried out through collaboration with public administrations and private companies in the field of essential services (health, water, etc.), which will be expanded in the next years. Although the project will formally finis by 2020, the efforts will go on with the aim of guaranteeing access to the essential services by 2030.


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Q: gevent monkey_path thread id from gevent import monkey

monkey.patch_all()

import threading
import time

def printer():
    current_thread = threading.current_thread()
    print(current_thread.ident)
    # time.sleep(1)

if __name__ == '__main__':
    current_thread = threading.current_thread()
    print(current_thread.ident)
    threading.Thread(target=printer).start()
    threading.Thread(target=printer).start()
    threading.Thread(target=printer).start()

and the result is :
140482707396456
140482679461960
140482679461960
140482679461960

This is expected since gevent monkey patch will transform threading into coroutine which all have the same thread id. However, after uncomment 'time.sleelp', the thread ids all change:
from gevent import monkey

monkey.patch_all()

import threading
import time

def printer():
    current_thread = threading.current_thread()
    print(current_thread.ident)
    time.sleep(0.1)

if __name__ == '__main__':
    current_thread = threading.current_thread()
    print(current_thread.ident)
    threading.Thread(target=printer).start()
    threading.Thread(target=printer).start()
    threading.Thread(target=printer).start()

140504830732136
140504802797640
140504802797896
140504802798152

Could someone explain me why?

A: monkey.patch_all() patches time so that time.sleep becomes gevent.sleep, which does a cooperative yield to other greenlets. With monkey.patch_all(), the print statement should also do a cooperative yield. Therefore there's no guarantee that the 3 thread id's should be the same, but in your case they were without the time.sleep call.
You can add a print statement to see when the function exits, which should be helpful for seeing when the greenlets start & exit.
def printer():
    current_thread = threading.current_thread()
    print(current_thread.ident)
    time.sleep(0.1)
    print('%i is exiting'%current_thread.ident)

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Clean Eating Tools to Set You Up for Success!
Have you said you are ready to start eating cleaner but are a tad nervous on exactly where to start? What Clean Eating Necessities do you really need to create a clean eating and nutrition kitchen to stay on track? I can remember those days when I was testing the waters and walking around shops with my empty shopping cart. It is with those memories in mind that I decided to create this 20 Clean Eating Kitchen Must Haves as a resource. You can pick a few items each month, and come back to it to see what to tackle next. I personally love checking things off a list, Don't You? Make sure to save this Pin to one of of your Boards, and your "Pinterest Likes" Board too!
Why are you wanting to eat Clean?
Remember you are wanting to Eat for Health!
Here are 20 Ideas to help you Feel Amazing!
*Don't forget to hop over to the resources page to get a copy of Clean Eating Works eBook. Filled with 45 true food recipes, tips and worksheets for Clean Eating success!
Glass Mason Jars I use Ball Glass Jars on a daily basis- for smoothies, bone broth, granola storage, left overs and more! You can use them in your craft room and make home made stress relief gifts by making a sugar scrub or epsom salt soak!
Glasslock Storage Containers- Glasslock is made of silica, soda ash, limestone and other natural components, making it BPA free and recyclable. It does not contain any harmful environmental hormones. I have used mine for over two years and they are all in great condition!
Dehydrator- I use my dehydrator often, and when I do I make large batches. Dehydrating does take time, so that is why I am a fan of a multiple tray unit. I use it for herbs, fruits, veggies and even for making homemade jerky. It is a great way to use up extra produce and knowing all of the ingredients that are used to enhance the flavors like my Ranch flavored Kale Chips!
Instapot– After I got over my initial fear of the Instapot, I then understood the Instapot Craze. A must have hands down! You really can cook healthy food and healthy recipes in an Instapot.
Air Fryer- My husband bought me my GoWise USA Air Fryer nearly three years ago and it is wonderful. I love using it for fish and for veggies. Click on these recipes to see what all the fuss is about: Rosemary Sea-Salt Air Fries, Rosemary Salmon Can you tell I love Rosemary and that I dehydrate a lot of it? It is all about providing healthier options!
Silpat Mat- I love my Silpat Mat! I think it may be indestructible. I use parchment if I am baking sometimes, but I gave up aluminum foil for safety reasons. If you are curious about the safety of Silpat Mats this post by Life Your Way is great Click Here! The Key is knowing which tools to use for Healthy Cooking.
Green Pans- If you are wanting non-stick pans, then you will love the Green Pans. An alternative is using a stainless skillet or a cast iron skillet and staying on top of seasoning it with a clean sourced oil.
Stacking Baskets– You may think it is funny to have stacking baskets on this list, but if you have ever frequented a farmers market or only bought fresh produce for the week then you know that you need to organize it so you can see what you have before it goes bad!
Bamboo Drying Towels- Bamboo is amazing. I was introduce to bamboo after my middle one was born prematurely and had horrible reflux. Bamboo is more absorbent, they are naturally anti-fungal, anti-microbial and anti-static.
Glass Spray Bottles– I use glass spray bottles to avoid plastics in my home. I use a plant & mineral based cleaner infused with essential oils so I do not want any toxins leaching into the mix.
Supplement Organizer- Our soil is depleted of the nutrients we need. The two most popular studies date back to the 1880s and 1929. Once you know the supplements that your body needs (I suggest a integrative dietitian) you will need a way to organize them!
Glass Pitchers– I make 16 ounces of juice each morning and then later for our kids. I drink celery juice for a healthier digestive system, and other juices I add in for key nutrients. Storing juices in glass containers is safer than plastic! You can use mason jars, but the glass pitchers are easier to pour from, hold more and look nice on the table.
Vitamix (The Blender Lady)- The Blender Lady is literally spinning with knowledge about Vitamix. She knows a lot about the different Vitamix options, the ins and outs, the whys and what is needed and when. I highly recommend her! Long ago I wondered who would spend that amount of money on an appliance. I use mine 4-5 times a day minimum. I know it sounds crazy, I felt the same way.
Tea Strainer- I use Hibiscus, Star Anis and Chamoille Leaves often to step in hot water for tea. I buy in bulk and use these awesome tea strainer balls to make a few glass pitchers. I can sip on the naturally sweet teas during the day, or add them to my smoothies in place of water or a highly acidic or dairy base.
Over the Sink Strainer- To wash produce I spread out in my over the sink strainer and let it dry there, rather than using a salad spinner or a ton of towels. Living in a city, a lot of the produce has traveled far and I like to clean it before juicing or cooking.
Tiered Fruit Basket- If you set it out, they will eat it! If you display it in the kitchen, you can easily find the produce that you can use for the day. Clean Eating never looked so good!
White Serving Platter- It's true, most everything looks better on a white platter. Presentation can be key when trying to keep you and your family on the clean eating wagon!
Stainless Travel Mugs- Drinking more water is key to detox, stainless insulated mugs are great for keeping things the right temperatures. Never leave your water in your car to get hot, it is a breeding ground for bacteria. When using essential oils or citrus in your water, you want to always use stainless or glass to avoid toxins leaching into your beverages.
French Press Coffee Maker- Using a French Press Coffee Maker allows you to make a cleaner buying choice for a pure organic and fair trade coffee that isn't stored in a plastic K cup and it provides a deeper, richer brew. We use our water pump that has a hot and cold option- so it really doesn't take much more effort for a cleaner cup of coffee!
Making small changes really makes a big difference in your overall wellness. If you haven't already, I encourage you to subscribe to the top bar of Cleanly Consumed to receive new post to your inbox, and the side bar to receive a weekly newsletter that is filled with tips, product suggestions and encouragement on your Clean Eating Journey. It all starts with Six Simple Salad Dressings, The Clean Beverage Guide, Learning about Chemicals in your Home and Getting Organized! Implementing some of these Clean Eating Necessities is a great place to start!


Recently I was made aware that Coke has never patented their soft drink. The reason they ignored this process is if they patented their product they would have to reveal the ingredients. Coke's secret ingredient makes their product successful and their drink is consumed around the world at 1.9 billion drinks per day. Ironically, while we do not know the specific ingredients that are in the soda, Americans continue to make the original Coke a leading soft drink in our culture.
Many people look at successful churches and wonder what makes them successful. What are the "secret" ingredients that causes churches to grow and become impactful throughout their community? While the ingredients and flavor may differ a little, based on culture and other factors, the real secret to success is, in my view, not-so-secret. In fact, the word that I would use to describe a successful church is the word healthy.
world. This was a pivotal time for the Christian faith and the results continue to impact our understanding of faith in Christ alone. While Titus served on the Island of Crete Paul continued to encourage his young protege by giving specific instructions concerning his ministry. As we have studied this book together, Paul reveals 2 main ingredients that are essential to church health.
Paul identifies the leaders appointed by God as elders. These men are given the responsibility to foster sound doctrine through their teaching and behavior. There is great value in role models who inspire us toward personal growth. In the athletic world we look to the skillful athlete who mastered his game and preforms at a high level.
These people often become models for young kids seeking to learn a sport. In the same way the church requires spiritual models who can set the standard and inspire others to follow their example. The Lord has entrusted elders in the church to become servant leaders and role models for the health of the flock. Men who will have spiritual maturity and moral integrity and will protect and prescribe a course for spiritual health in the church. Elders model healthy living that is rooted in the doctrine of the gospel.
In addition to the vision for elders, Paul also instructs Titus to urge the members toward daily discipline and self-control. He focuses on the entire spectrum of church life: older men to younger men, older women to young women. This spectrum covers every season of life from children at home to the environment at work. Healthy personal character rooted in spiritual discipline will produce health in relationships and every social context. To neglect this discipline is a destructive practice that will ultimately lead to the dysfunction of a local church and even the society at large. The church becomes a magnetic force when members take responsibility and lead themselves spiritually as well as others in the congregation. A healthy church is made up of healthy leaders throughout the congregation. This vision of leadership is basically the process of pouring into others to multiply ministry effectiveness, expand Godly influence, and reproduce disciples for the glory of God.
Becoming a healthy church is not very complicated. There is a simplicity that calls us to focus on some basic components of our new life is Christ . My prayer is that God would continue to give us leaders that model sound doctrine and members that are committed to sound living. By God's grace we will become a healthy church committed to advancing the gospel throughout our community.


I'm proud to announce that after a month and a half of hard work with the MaRS Discovery District team, we've launched the first part of a selling skills course for entrepreneurs. Many of the entrepreneurs and startups that come to MaRS have exceptional ideas and technology that they want to bring to market, but don't have the background in selling required to get traction. One of the biggest asks from their clients, and from the Advisors at MaRS was to enable them with more resources to help give them a baseline skill set.
This course will help Entrepreneurs learn about selling from "what is a sale?" all the way to "how to close deals". You'll learn a lot from this course. If you like, send me an email at kevin@thestoryarchitect.com. Or reach out if you have any feedback.
Why Use More Words When Less Words Do Trick?
CAN'T BRAND THE SOLUTION? YOU MAY HAVE BRAND PROBLEMITIS.


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Q: openpon library how to use tls I need to enable tls protocol on openpop library (TLS v.1.2 or TLS v.1.1 ) how to ?
I tried the following code but it did not work:
using (Pop3Client client = new Pop3Client())
{
    client.Connect("my_hostname", 25, false);
}

https://www.nuget.org/packages/OpenPop.NET

A: According the documentation available here: http://hpop.sourceforge.net/documentation/index.html
The class Pop3client has a connect method with a "useSsl" parameter:
public void Connect(
   string hostname,
   int port,
   bool useSsl
);

Try to connect using the right port and set this parameter as true:
using (Pop3Client client = new Pop3Client())
{
    client.Connect("your_hostname", 995, true);
}

This should validate the server certificate automatically, if you want to do this manually or if you are using a self-signed certificate you can create your own certificate validator:
private static bool certificateValidator(object sender, X509Certificate certificate, X509Chain chain, SslPolicyErrors sslpolicyerrors)
{
    return true;
}

using (Pop3Client client = new Pop3Client())
{
    client.Connect("your_hostname", 995, true, 3000, 3000, certificateValidator);
}

More info here: http://hpop.sourceforge.net/exampleOverrideSSL.php


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Demetri I Cantacuzè (en grec:, Demetrios Kantakouzēnos), fou el tercer governant de la província bizantina de Morea que va fer servir el títol de dèspota. Sembla que quan el seu pare es va retirar del càrrec li va encomanar la substitució mentre arribava Teodor I Paleòleg que havia estat designat per l'emperador per aquest càrrec, però ell no va voler plegar, com si es tractés d'un apanatge hereditari.

Orígens i accés al Despotat de Morea
Demetri era fill de Mateu Cantacuzè, que va ser coemperador romà d'Orient (1353-1355) i dèspota de Morea (1380-1383). La seva mare era Irene Paleologuina. El desembre del 1357 l'emperador Joan V Paleòleg li va donar el títol de sebastocràtor. El 1361 va marxar amb el seu pare al Peloponès, on governava el seu oncle.

L'emperador va nomenar per al càrrec de dèspota de Morea al seu fill Teodor I Paleòleg i el pare de Demetri, Mateu, que llavors n'era el dèspota, va plegar per ingressar en un monestir. Un dels dos fills de Mateu Cantacuzè va disputar la successió a Teodor entre els anys 1380 i 1384. L'única informació que hi ha d'aquest episodi és una críptica referència en una oració funerària escrita per l'emperador Manuel II Paleòleg i dedicada al seu germà Teodor, en la qual s'esmenta la insubordinació del "fill" de Mateu Cantacuzè, que havia usurpat el govern a la mort de Manuel Cantacuzè el 1380. Tradicionalment s'havia interpretat que aquest fill era Joan, i no Demetri; això no obstant, l'historiador especialitzat en el Despotat de Morea, D.A. Zakythenos, s'ha mostrat inclinat a creure que el fill era Demetri. Segons un altre historiador, Donald Nicol, "aquest problema difícilment es pot resoldre de manera satisfactòria tenint com a base només un document."

Matrimoni i descendència
Es desconeix amb qui es va casar ni el nombre de fills que va tenir. Alguns fills de nom conegut són:

 Jordi Paleòleg Cantacuzè, "Sachatai" (mort vers el 1456–59), escriptor i militar, va defensar Smederevo durant un atac hongarès el 1456.
 Andrònic Paleòleg Cantacuzè (mort el juny del, 1453, executat), el darrer amb el títol de gran domèstic de l'Imperi Romà d'Orient.
 Tomàs Cantacuzè (mort el 25 de juliol del 1463 a Adrianòpolis), diplomàtic al servei de Đurađ Branković, dèspota de Sèrbia.
 Irene Cantacuzena (morta el maig del 1457), casada amb el dèspota Đurađ Branković.
 Helena Cantacuzena (morta v. 1463 a Adrianòpolis), emperadriu de Trebizonda, casada amb David Comnè.
 Una filla casada amb el rei de Geòrgia.

Notes

Referències

Bibliografia

Dèspotes de Morea
Sebastocràtors
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Search - Crime Story - Season One on DVD
Crime Story - Season One
Actors: Dennis Farina, Anthony John Denison, Bill Smitrovich
Genres: Action & Adventure, Television, Mystery & Suspense
NR 2005 17hr 13min
Following the phenomenal success of MIAMI VICE, Executive Producer Michael Mann returned to television with a new kind of gritty crime drama, one that talked tougher and hit harder than anything the small screen had ever s... more »een before. For two explosive seasons, CRIME STORY told the hard-boiled saga of hair-trigger cop Lieutenant Mike Torello [Dennis Farina] and his obsessive pursuit of ruthless gangster Ray Luca [Anthony Denison] from the mean streets of early ?60s Chicago to the neon nights of mob-run Las Vegas. Today, CRIME STORY is considered a true cult classic as well as one of the most startling series in television history. THE COMPLETE FIRST SEASON features a stellar supporting cast that includes Stephen Lang, Bill Campbell, Ted Levine, Darlanne Fluegel and Joseph Wiseman, and such guest stars as David Caruso, Michael Madsen, Pam Grier,Ving Rhames, Lorraine Bracco, Gary Sinise, Deborah Harry, Vincent Gallo and Julia Roberts. « less
Sub-Genres: Action & Adventure, Classic TV, Mystery & Suspense
Studio: Starz / Anchor Bay
Format: DVD - Color,Full Screen
Run Time: 17hr 13min
Screens: Color,Full Screen
Crime Story - Season Two
Directors: Bill Duke, Colin Bucksey, David Jackson, David Soul, Eugene Corr
Wiseguy The Complete First Season
Director: James Whitmore Jr.
NR 2009 16hr 0min
Director: Abel Ferrara
2008 300hr 0min
Wiseguy The Collector's Edition
Director: Various
The Twilight Zone - Collection 3
UR 2003 15hr 0min
Shark - Season One
PG-13 2008 2hr 2min
Boston Legal - Season Three
Directors: Adam Arkin, Andrew Bernstein, Bill D'Elia, Eric Stoltz, James R. Bagdonas
The Job - The Complete Series
Director: Tucker Gates
NR 2005 0hr 30min
Director: John Sturges
NR 2001 2hr 8min
Superhero Movie
Extended Edition
Due South Season One
4-DVD Digipack
Director: Jim Kaufman; Steve DiMarco; Richard J. Lewis; Larry A. McLean; George Bloomfield; Paul Haggis
Futurama Vol 2
2003 7hr 17min
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Michel D. (michelann) from WALNUT GROVE, MO
Reviewed on 7/14/2015...
Of all the old television series I have wished would come to DVD Crime Story was always at the top of my list! Now that I have season one I can sit back and enjoy as often as I choose. The acting (especially real one time cop Dennis Farina) and the rest of the regular cast keep me watching episode after episode.
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Dreadful transfer for a brilliant series
B. Corners | 11/12/2003
"I love Crime Story. I watched every episode during its original release (a large statement, since I almost never follow a TV series) and five or six years ago, I bought on VHS the complete series. The fact that I have now purchased this DVD set says a great deal about my respect for the plot, the actors, the director, and just about everyone involved.But the transfer to DVD is shockingly bad. Apart from the image quality, which is a standard TV grain, they have replaced much of the original music. This is most dramatic in episode four, "The War," which used to have John Coltrane and Duke Ellington playing their classic, meditative version of "In a Sentimental Mood" and now features a studio saxophonist playing music that, at best, would be appropriate for a meaningless hot tub encounter.The four-page booklet inside does not track the episodes--the only way to know what's included on each disk is to insert the DVD and check the menu--nor do the episodes include any chapter breaks. Given what's possible now, this packaging is genuinely third rate.This set is not as disappointing as the cancellation of the show, but it's close."
John P. Richardson | Colorado Springs, CO | 12/29/2003
"What can I say about Crime Story as a show that hasn't already been said here? It was underrated in its day and still is. So I'll keep this review focused on the DVD box set itself.As an owner of the VHS box set that came out in the early '90s, I was really looking forward to a DVD version mainly for the better picture and sound quality. I was not let down and this alone makes the set worth the price. The picture is sharp and clean and the sound, although mono (remember, this is from the pre stereo TV days), is clear and free of chops and drop-outs. Anchor Bay did a great job transferring the series to this medium.About the only thing I can fault is the lack of extras. There are no bonus features at all. No interviews. No original trailers/teasers. No press photos. Nothing. Although the liner notes for the set are extensive with some really nice background info, it doesn't make up for the utter lack of extras that could have been included.And one plea to Anchor Bay. Back when the show was first on TV, New World produced a full video for the theme music. I saw it a few times on late night TV and it was a bonus on the VHS version of a New World movie called The Demons. When the season two box set is released, how about putting that on there?Regardless of the lack of extra features, this is a wonderful collection of a wonderful series. Whether you're a Crime Story fan or just looking for something to watch when the network shows are in reruns, do yourself a favor and grab this set. You won't be disappointed."
Crime Story - An original shotgun blast from the past!!
Allison B. Berman | Los Angeles, CA United States | 12/14/2003
"Crime Story is one of the finest crime dramas ever aired on network television bar none. This is the L.A. Confidential of television and then some! The cinematography, casting, acting, writing, painstaking attention to detail in rendering period authenticity, music, style...there's never been anything like it before or since. It holds up very well to repeat viewings even for those who don't like watching anything a second time. Until now, the only examples produced, have been various videotape releases, the domestic LD releases of both pilot and first 2 episodes, and the Japanese release of the entire first season (complete with subtitles). They all consist of dated, soft, low contrast, hazy transfers. None of them compare to this new Season One DVD Box Set in picture quality. The Pilot episode in this new set is sharper and smoother looking than previous releases (even the DVD), has excellent contrast with nice inky blacks, deep rich colors and a warmer look to it. The rest of the episodes have the same high contrast, deep blacks and saturated colors with adequate shadow detail. The dark and gritty look is by design, fitting to the film noir subject and not distracting in any way; and being DVD, clean clear freeze frames are rendered. This transfer is current and up to the minute.As for audio, some have had their panties in a wad over replacement music. Expecting the worst, I did A/B comparisons between this set and older tapes of the series. Episodes compared were The Kingdom of Money (one of my favorites) and The War. Sequence for sequence from opening scene to closing credits both versions of The Kingdom of Money were virtually identical-not a single note of music was different (I suspect this is indicative of most of the episodes as well). When comparing both versions of The War, I found 2 or 3 sequences (non critical chase/action sequences) to have different dubs of incidental music, the original music having been indeed edgier and jazzier than the replacement music. But to be perfectly honest, if I weren't looking for the changes, I probably wouldn't have noticed them. All the rest of the major music was, like The Kingdom of Money, virtually unchanged. As with all productions which utilize large amounts of music, legal rights to all of it can be a problem. However, the negligable changes here have done nothing to dampen my enjoyment of this series. Certainly nothing to have a hissy fit about. Season 2 while not as tightly knit as Season 1 is nevertheless very entertaining and it was nice to see the series expand in other directions. The Russian fighter pilot, for example, flying his MIG 21 to the United States to defect (Welcome to America!) was brilliant! There are some terrific stories here, some of which have further explored the depth of the characters. Yes I am very much looking forward to Season 2.Rather than knocking Ancor Bay for this release as some have, I commend them for it. None of the previous releases of Crime Story had registered so much as a blip on the sales charts. Indeed, some may remember ambitious plans for an LD release of the entire series 2 episode volumes at a time starting with the pilot. This was abandoned after the pilot and first volume due to lack of interest. I think this was due to the release of individual episodes rather than complete season box sets but, nevertheless, for any studio to invest large amounts of cash in a high priced "definitive" version of a niche title without a track record would have been foolhardy. Ancor Bay (not a deep pockets studio) had a lot of guts to stick its neck out and bring us 2 complete seasons of a series it probably thought would have been a financial write off. They are either fans themselves or have shown an inordinate amount of consideration for those of us who are true Crime Story fans with this gift. I'm one of those who would rather have 85% of something than 100% of nothing. To be perfectly honest, I'm very disappointed in those "fans" out there who not only refuse to buy these sets, but recommend that others don't either. They will make very certain that a future "definitive" release of this show with completely restored original music (perhaps a Dolby Digital remix), a slick High Definition transfer, better packaging, lots of extras, commentary and perhaps even some chapter stops and an episode guide, will NEVER happen. My recommendation is, support this treasured work by buying this package for yourselves and as gifts for friends and family and support the studio that brought it to you as imperfect as you may think it is. I bought 2. Perhaps enough interest will be generated to warrent a future Revised Special Edition. In the meantime you will have a pristine archival representation of this classic show, which will never wear out or fall prey to laser rot, to hold on to and enjoy over and over until a better one is released. If not, when this title goes out of print, your chance to own it on DVD may be gone forever."
Farina all the way with rollerskates...
Deborah MacGillivray | US & UK | 12/28/2003
"Dennis Farina was a real-life Chicago cop, so maybe that is why he brings so much to this role. He heads the task force of bringing down mobsters namely Ray Luca (Anthony John Denison - he took over for Ken Wahl in WISEGUY after Wahl was injured). But there is a super supporting cast with Bill Smitrovich(Nero Wolfe) as Det. Danny Krychek, Steve Ryan as Det. Nate Grossman, Bill Campbell (very very young here!) as Det. Joey Indeli, and the brilliant Stephen Lang as Stephen Lang as Prosecutor David Abrams. But the show was nearly stolen by Ted Levine (Silence of the Lambs) as Frank Holman and John Santucci as Pauli Taglia (a real life jewel thief at one time!).Produced by Michael Mann (Miami Vice, Manhunter), you get the same attention to period detail and music. The stories are fast action, with witty dialogue - like a drunken Farina tells a plump lady in a bar "I'd like to strap you on and go rollerskating".This is Mann's genius at it's best with wonderful acting to keep you spellbound."


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This Superbowl weekend pay per view card (On February 12, 2022) is highlighted by a rematch between middleweight champion Israel Adesanya and former champion Robert Whittaker. In his last title defense, Adesanya took a one-sided decision against Marvin Vettori. Before that win, however, Adesanya tasted defeat for the first time as he tried to move up to take the light heavyweight title off Jan Blachowicz. Adesanya looks to continue his reign at middleweight against Bobby Knuckles. Whittaker has won 12 of his last 13 fights with his lone defeat coming to Adesanya. We shouldn't expect much jiu jitsu in the co-main event as Derrick Lewis and Tai Tuivasa look to slug it out. The two heavyweights have had 51 total fights in their career and have only gone the distance 8 times. Also highlighting the main card is a fight with major title implications as Jared Cannonier battles Derek Brunson.
Odds: Adesanya is a 3 to 1 favorite at -300 while Whittaker is at +220 at BetUS
Update: Adesanya defended his title after five hard fought rounds against Whittaker. Whittaker found some success with his takedowns but Adesanya's pinpoint striking and ability to get back to his feet ultimately won him the unanimous decision. In the co-main event, a Tai Tuivasa elbow knocked out hometown favorite Derrick Lewis. Tuivasa put himself in clear title contention with the win. Bonuses went to Tuivasa, Jared Cannonier, Sergei Morozov and Douglas Silva de Andrade.
*Note that the official payouts have not been disclosed for this fight card in Texas so the salaries listed are based on estimates of previous contracts, trends, and drawing power. Other assumptions are made like expected contract changes. All promotional compliance pay figures are based on the formula negotiated with Venum.
Assumptions:
Assuming only Adesanya is getting PPV Share
Assuming Adesanya, Whittaker, and Andrei Arlovski are getting paid flat salaries with no potential win bonus
Solely for the purposes of salary estimation, assuming 550,000 buys based on the increased cost and the drawing power of the card
Assume Dana White Contender Series appearances count towards number of UFC fights as it relates to Venum pay
Total Payout for UFC 271: $4,728,500
Venum (Sponsorship) Fighter payout: $274,500
Performance Bonus money paid out: $200,000 (Tuivasa, Cannonier, Morozov, Silva de Andrade)
UFC 271 Detailed Payouts
Israel Adesanya Robert Whittaker 2/12/2022 UFC 271 W $1,000,000 $0 550,000 $500,000 $42,000 $1,542,000
Robert Whittaker Israel Adesanya 2/12/2022 UFC 271 L $600,000 $0 $32,000 $632,000
Derrick Lewis Tai Tuivasa 2/12/2022 UFC 271 L $300,000 $0 $21,000 $321,000
Jared Cannonier Derek Brunson 2/12/2022 UFC 271 W $100,000 $100,000 $50,000 $11,000 $261,000
Derek Brunson Jared Cannonier 2/12/2022 UFC 271 L $100,000 $0 $16,000 $116,000
Renato Moicano Alexander Hernandez 2/12/2022 UFC 271 W $60,000 $50,000 $11,000 $121,000
Tai Tuivasa Derrick Lewis 2/12/2022 UFC 271 W $100,000 $100,000 $50,000 $11,000 $261,000
Alexander Hernandez Renato Moicano 2/12/2022 UFC 271 L $60,000 $0 $6,000 $66,000
Bobby Green Nasrat Haqparast 2/12/2022 UFC 271 W $72,000 $72,000 $16,000 $160,000
Nasrat Haqparast Bobby Green 2/12/2022 UFC 271 L $60,000 $0 $6,000 $66,000
Andrei Arlovski Jared Vanderaa 2/12/2022 UFC 271 W $360,000 $0 $21,000 $381,000
Jared Vanderaa Andrei Arlovski 2/12/2022 UFC 271 L $36,000 $0 $4,500 $40,500
Roxanne Modafferi Casey O'Neill 2/12/2022 UFC 271 L $60,000 $0 $11,000 $71,000
Casey O'Neill Roxanne Modafferi 2/12/2022 UFC 271 W $26,000 $26,000 $4,500 $56,500
Kyler Phillips Marcelo Rojo 2/12/2022 UFC 271 W $30,000 $30,000 $4,500 $64,500
Marcelo Rojo Kyler Phillips 2/12/2022 UFC 271 L $20,000 $0 $4,000 $24,000
Carlos Ulberg Fabio Cherant 2/12/2022 UFC 271 W $24,000 $24,000 $4,000 $52,000
Fabio Cherant Carlos Ulberg 2/12/2022 UFC 271 L $20,000 $0 $4,500 $24,500
Leomana Martinez Ronnie Lawrence 2/12/2022 UFC 271 L $18,000 $0 $4,000 $22,000
Ronnie Lawrence Leomana Martinez 2/12/2022 UFC 271 W $14,000 $14,000 $4,000 $32,000
A.J. Dobson Jacob Malkoun 2/12/2022 UFC 271 L $12,000 $0 $4,000 $16,000
Jacob Malkoun A.J. Dobson 2/12/2022 UFC 271 W $15,000 $15,000 $4,000 $34,000
Douglas Silva de Andrade Sergey Morozov 2/12/2022 UFC 271 W $40,000 $40,000 $50,000 $6,000 $136,000
Sergey Morozov Douglas Silva de Andrade 2/12/2022 UFC 271 L $20,000 $0 $50,000 $4,000 $74,000
Jeremiah Wells Mike Mathetha 2/12/2022 UFC 271 W $16,000 $16,000 $4,000 $36,000
Mike Mathetha Jeremiah Wells 2/12/2022 UFC 271 L $14,000 $0 $4,000 $18,000
William Knight Maxim Grishin 2/12/2022 UFC 271 L $36,000 $0 $6,000 $42,000 Fined 40%
Maxim Grishin William Knight 2/12/2022 UFC 271 W $44,000 $20,000 $4,500 $68,500 Rcv'd 40%
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I82.569, Chronic embolism and thrombosis of unspeci-
fied calf muscular vein
Pressure ulcers (L89-) have 25 new codes for reporting pres-
sure-induced deep tissue pressure injury (DTPI). These new
codes specify the anatomic site (including laterality) and are
reported for pressure-induced ulcers and/or injuries that are
beyond stage 4 though not unstageable. In the FY 2019 version
of ICD-10-CM, these DTPI were coded as unstageable, which
limited the ability to track and report these cases more specifi-
cally. The new codes for the elbow are:
L89.006, Pressure-induced deep tissue damage of unspecified elbow
L89.016, Pressure-induced deep tissue damage of right elbow L89.026, Pressure-induced deep tissue damage of left elbow Congenital deformities of the feet, in category Q66, are being expanded adding an additional 24 codes for laterality to the existing subclassification. For example, Q66.01, Congenital talipes equinovarus, right foot would now be used instead of the default diagnosis code of Q66.0.
Ehlers-Danlos syndrome now has codes for classical (Q79.61), hypermobile (Q79.62), vascular (Q79.63), other (Q79.69), and unspecified (Q79.60). In the FY 2019 version of ICD-10-CM, Ehlers-Danlos syndrome was a single code of Q79.6.
Orbital fractures have more codes to report the specific location of the orbital fracture. The section has been expanded by adding 60 new codes for reporting fractures of the orbital roof, medial orbital wall, and lateral orbital wall in addition to unspecified fracture of the orbit. The sixth character will represent laterality and seventh character will represent the encounter and fracture type/status. A patient with a left side medial orbital wall fracture returning for a subsequent encounter due to delayed healing will now be captured with the ICD-10-CM code S02.832G.
Poisoning, adverse effects, and underdosing of multiple unspecified drugs has a new set of codes for reporting situations when the documentation demonstrates multiple drugs, medicaments, and/or biological substances as the cause of poisoning, adverse effects, or underdosing, but the specific type or name of the drug, medicament, or biological substance is not available or documented. The new code range is T50.911- through T50.916- with seventh characters of A, D, or S assigned based on the documentation.
External cause codes have been added for reporting injuries sustained as a result of an encounter with law enforcement or during any encounter with legal intervention. There are 75 new codes outlined by the type of weapon, person injured, and encounter under category Y35-.
Smaller Volume New Codes To Note
Adenosine deaminase deficiency (ADA) (D81.3) was expanded to provide further specificity of the types as either unspecified (D81.30), severe (D81.31), type 2 (D81.32), or type 1/other (D81.39).
Heatstroke and sunstroke (T67.0) has been expanded to
provide additional codes for exertional and other heatstroke
or sunstroke. This subcategory requires a seventh character
for reporting the encounter as initial (A), subsequent (D), or
sequelae (S).
Personal history of in-situ neoplasm (subcategory Z86.00) was expanded and additional codes added for more anatomic sites such as genital organs (Z86.002); oral cavity, esophagus and stomach (Z86.003); and digestive organs (Z86.004).
Updates to Official Guidelines for Coding and Reporting
A new guideline has been added to provide guidance on correct coding for iatrogenic injuries. Chapter 19 injury codes should not be assigned when the injury occurs as a result of a medical intervention. Coders should use the appropriate complication code to report these injuries. Further clarification is also provided with new verbiage under the complications guidelines (I.C. 19.g. 5) that directs the use of body system chapter complication codes for intraoperative or postprocedural complications unless the alphabetic index specifically indexes the complication to a T code in chapter 19.
Coding for physeal fractures is clarified in a new guideline (I.C. 19.c. 3). Only a single code for the type of physeal fracture is assigned and a separate code would NOT be added to identify the bone that is fractured.
A key statement for Z68 was added for reporting body mass index (BMI) under guideline I.C. 21.c. 3. The new guideline states that "BMI codes should only be assigned when there is an associated, reportable diagnosis (such as obesity). Do not assign BMI codes during pregnancy." This supports the recent guidance published in Coding Clinic in the fourth quarter 2018 issue on pages 78-79 that BMI should only be captured when there is an associated, reportable diagnosis.
In Section II, Selection of Principal Diagnosis and Section III, Reporting Additional Diagnoses, "compatible with" and "consistent with" have been added to the Uncertain Diagnosis guidelines as uncertain terms. These terms were also added to Section IV, Diagnostic Coding and Reporting Guidelines for Outpatient Services.
The expansion of subcategories and subclassifications to provide further specificity continues to support the expanded use of healthcare data across the continuum of care. Coders are encouraged to download and review the complete addenda for the full set of changes to the alphabetic and tabular indices as well as the FY 2020 ICD-10-CM Official Guidelines for Coding and Reporting. ¢
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. International Classification of Diseased, Tenth Revision, Clinical Modification (ICD-10-CM). https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/icd/ icd10cm.htm.
National Pressure Ulcer Advisory Panel. "ICD 10 Codes to Now Include Deep Tissue Pressure Injury." News release, July 25, 2019. https://npuap.org/news/462845/ICD-10-Codes-to- Now-Include-Deep-Tissue-Pressure-Injury.htm.
Monica Watson ( Monica.watson@centaurihs.com) is director of coding services at Centauri Health Solutions.


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125th Year Celebrations A Huge Success
Anniversary raises £15,000 for the Academy
Oxford United would like to thank everyone who has made our 125th Anniversary year so special.
Oxford United were formed in 1893 and we have been celebrating the anniversary with a series of events and fundraisers aimed at raising money for the Academy, which is doing fantastic work in bringing through the next generation of footballers for the football club.
Already this season Fabio Lopes, Slavi Spasov and Aaron Heap have played for the first team while Armani Little and Harvey Bradbury have stepped up from the under 23s and Kyran Lofthouse, Michael Elechi have become the latest players to turn professional
Around £15,000 has been raised for the Academy during the 125th Anniversary Celebrations. For example
The Walsall 50:50 half time draw raised £2,807.50
The 125 Limited Edition Replica Shirts raised £3,750.00
The Auction at the 125 Dinner raised £3,436.80
The Auction of signed match shirts raised over £4,000
Meanwhile the Oxford Mail have had to order more copies of their 125th Anniversary Magazine to cope with demand- £1 from each copy goes to the Academy and it is still on sale in the Oxford United Club Shop.
You have backed the club superbly for 125 years. Here's to the next 125 years: see you on Boxing Day.


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Based on Jon Ronson's Crazy Rulers of the World: The Men Who Stare at Goats (Channel 4)
The three-part series begins with The Men Who Stare at Goats, which charts the history of a secret US Army unit founded in 1979 – the First Earth Battalion.
The programme uncovers the startling truth about this unit's involvement with paranormal activities that defy all known accepted military practice, including mind reading, out of body experiences and 'thought-death' experiments carried out on goats at Fort Bragg.
The original documentary can be viewed in several parts on YouTube starting here.
Title: The Men Who Stare at Goats
Release Date: November 6th 2009
Director: Grant Heslov
Screenwriter: Peter Straughan
Starring: George Clooney, Ewan McGregor, Kevin Spacey, Jeff Bridges, Rebecca Mader, Terry Serpico
Plot Summary: Based on true events described in Jon Ronson's 2004 book of the same title, "The Men Who Stare at Goats" involves a down-on-his-luck reporter (McGregor) who gets more than he bargains for when he meets a special forces agent (Clooney) who reveals the existence of a secret, psychic military unit whose goal is to use paranormal powers to end war as we know it.
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