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"OIKO LOGICA is committed to helping communities and governments in vulnerable countries to prepare, face, integrate, comprehend, assimilate and absorb the challenge of climate change and sustainable development."
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Miguel Fernández Trillo
Founding Partner and Board Member
Miguel is a Natural Resource Economist with over two decades of experience in field work examining the relationships between poverty, vulnerability of livelihoods and climate change. He obtained a B.A. in Economics at the Complutense University (Madrid), an M.A. in Public Policy at the George Washington University (USA) and a PhD in Natural Resource Economics at the Gottingen University (Germany). He is a native speaker of Spanish, and fluent in both English and German.
Miguel is the founder and managing director of OIKO LOGICA, and has worked on sustainable development at different scales in over 60 countries. Examples include work for the Department for Sustainable Development for Latin America at The World Bank headquarters; a post as a poverty reduction specialist for USAID in Tegucigalpa (Honduras) during and after the Hurricane Mitch Natural Disaster; and was responsible for formulating Poverty Reduction Strategies Programmes (PRSP) in Nicaragua, Bolivia and Guyana for the DFID.
Furthermore, Miguel has also carried out advisory roles in more than 50 countries in Africa, Latin America and the Caribbean, Asia and Eastern Europe. He has decades of team leader experience in advising and negotiating national support programmes at the ministry level, as well as working with grassroots organisations designing small scale technology solutions at a local level.
He has played a significant role in the identification and formulation of national climate change strategies and support programmes for the GCCA in the most vulnerable countries of Small Island States (SIDS), such as coastal climate adaptation in Mauritius and Seychelles, conservation agriculture in Namibia, energy options for off-grid rural communities in Lesotho and preventing the impact of Glacial Outburst Floods (GLOF) in Bhutan (The Himalayas).
In addition, he is a lecturer for the M.A. course on Impact Evaluation Techniques for Development Projects at the Autonoma University (Spain).
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Lorene is a natural resources economist with an M.A. in Public Policy from Harvard University (USA) and a B.A. in Environmental Studies from the University of California, Santa Barbara (USA). She holds 23 years of experience in designing, implementing and evaluating projects and policies that strengthen natural resources management and sustainable livelihoods.
Lorene specialises in assignments that require a high level of technical expertise and stakeholder consultation. She has completed over 27 consulting assignments for the World Bank, USAID, the European Union (EU), GIZ, the Asian Development Bank and the United Nations. An exceptional analyst and writer, she has designed M&E frameworks for forestry, agriculture, wildlife and community development projects; led numerous sector assessments; developed environmental diligence procedures for banks and projects; and has written guidelines for the evaluation of water resources. Lorene has also served as project manager for three World Bank-funded projects. She is adept at identifying a practical roadmap, achieving buy-in, managing results and documenting success.
Since 2005, her work has increasingly integrated pro-poor strategies and climate change solutions. Examples include: helping in the Afghanistan's Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper (2007); designing programmes for U.S. utilities that promote energy efficiency in buildings to reduce greenhouse gas emissions (2010-2012); and evaluating efforts to distribute fuel-efficient cook stoves in a remote, glacier-dependent region of Afghanistan (2013). In early 2014, she led an assessment team tasked with helping USAID enhance the sustainability, resilience and pro-poor targeting of water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) interventions in Indonesia.
Furthermore, Lorene has worked with governments, non-governmental organisations (NGOs), donors and the private sector in over a dozen countries, including Cambodia, Thailand, Philippines, Indonesia, Japan, Afghanistan, Egypt, Morocco, Lebanon, Jamaica, Guyana, Suriname, Bosnia, Malawi, Liberia and the United States.
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Dr. Rath has an interdisciplinary background that combines science and engineering with subsequent studies in economics, statistics, finance, systems, and natural resources. He received his Bachelor's degree in Science and Engineering at the Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur. Subsequently he studied for his Masters' and Ph.D. in Operations Research at the University of California, Berkley, with a focus on interdisciplinary work on management and natural resource systems, with additional training in economics, statistics and optimization. As a director of the International Development Research Centre (IDRC) in Ottawa, he was responsible for several projects such as Carbon Market and Integrated Waste Solutions, in Indonesia, the joint initiative between IDRC and the Climate and Development Knowledge Network that helped strengthening decision-making and scaling-up effective action on climate resilient development to improve the livelihoods of those most affected by climate change in Latin America.
As an Environmental data expert, he led a number of initiatives, developing performance assessment frameworks and platforms to provide solutions to collect, register and process national information related to climate change. Since then, he has worked for OIKO LOGICA over fifteen years on many areas of project design, research and impact analysis, strategic advice, M&E and capacity building in various facets of economics, renewable energy and sustainable development with many programs, agencies and governments in over fifty countries in Africa, Asia and Latin America. Hence, he can combine insights from his work on innovations, bottlenecks in energy and infrastructure, cross cutting issues from climate change, training and capacity development, into his research, analysis and policy advice. The value of his work is testified by repeated assignments with organisations such as CIDA, IDRC, Industry, Environment and other agencies of the Government of Canada, the World Bank, Asian Development Bank, IADB, Organisation of American States, UNU, UNDP, UNIDO, the UN Multilateral Fund for the Montreal Protocol, UNEP, the Commonwealth Secretariat, DfID, GIZ, Sida, the International Energy Agency, several NGOs and Community based organisations and developing country governments.
Some of the most notable contributions include a report for Canada at the Rio Summit, on cleaner production, energy efficiency, renewables, institutional and policy developments, and technology strategies required for a greener economy. He has conducted extensive research on options for the mitigation of carbon emissions, energy efficiency options in industry and agriculture, barriers and incentives, and public policies to increase the rate of efficiency improvements in cost effective ways and their impacts on poverty and growth.
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Mohammed Sadeck Boulahya has more than 35 years of experience managing public regional institutions, mobilising resources, networking and building national capacity for weather and climate services in support of more resilient economies. During the last three decades, he has led and been a private consultant on regional science and information technology capacity building programs in food security, agriculture, disaster risk, and other sectors. Since 2005, under a number of consultancies, Mr. Boulahya has advised the African Development Bank (AfDB) on the conception of a Strategy in Climate Risk Management and Adaptation, organised the First Climate for Development Conference in Addis- Ababa, and was instrumental in facilitating the negotiation between AUC, UNECA and AfDB for the conception of, and resource mobilisation for, the ClimDevAfrica Programme, leading to its official launch in 2010 during UNECA/ADF-VII.
Mr. Boulahya has been a regional expert, leading and contributing to projects such as the integration of Disaster Risk Reduction and Adaptation to Climate Change through Early Warning and Advisory Climate Services (EWACS/ViGIRisC); he is also a technical trainer with the World Bank on disaster and climate risk assessment for water resources management under a changing climate (Weather and Climate Variability& Climate Change). He contributed to a project formulation, within a multi-disciplinary team, and building a proposal to GEF through the African Development Bank related to mainstreaming climate risk management within Livestock Programme of Sao-Tome and Principe-PADE-II (2011-2012).
Mr. Boulahya also co-founded and contributed to the programme implementation, as the First Director General, of the African Centre of Meteorological Applications for Development (ACMAD) for 12 years. As Director General of ACMAD, he managed the annual operating budget of approximately $2M, led the annual work planning process, and reported directly to a Board of Governors composed of 13-member country representatives and many partners including the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) and the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (UNECA). Under his leadership, ACMAD trained more than 2,000 professionals in meteorology and its applications over a period of 10 years and grew the organization to a sustainable status mobilising up to nine institutional partners and over twenty collaborating regional institutions.
Bruno Lopes is a climate change and development expert with more than 12 years of experience in project planning and management in development and international cooperation. This experience has been acquired by working for European Commission, NGO and private sector. He has an extensive experience working with non- state actors on water, renewable energies and energy efficiency projects, technical assistance, emergency response and central office management. I am an expert in log-frame planning, monitoring and evaluation.
Through his work during the last 15 years he has contributed and managed programmes and projects in Climate change adaptation (Coastal Zone Management), Water resources management, Renewable energies and energy efficiency, Waste management, Community based development, including empowerment and participatory approaches, micro-projects and local development strategies and identification and project design in social entrepreneurship (job creation and stimulation) oriented to local development.
As a result of his extensive international professional experience is fully capable of cooperating and working with people from different cultural and educational backgrounds, to create enthusiasm in people to participate in different kinds of activities, to adapt to changing situations, and he has excellent interpersonal teamwork skills and flexibility. During his professional career, he has been in charge of teams of different sizes (2 to 15) and compositions (Unskilled workers to Engineers).
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Q: Delete message from inbox or sent programmatically in Android lollipop and marshmallow I want to delete messages of particular contact number programmatically in Android Lollipop and Marshmallow.
I am using the following code to read and delete the messages... but this code does not actually delete messages:
public List<Sms> getAllSms() {
    try {
        List<Sms> lstSms = new ArrayList<Sms>();
        Sms objSms = new Sms();
        Uri uriSms = Uri.parse("content://sms/");

        Cursor c = getActivity().getContentResolver().query(uriSms, new String[]{"_id", "thread_id", "address", "person", "date", "body"}, null, null, null);

        getActivity().startManagingCursor(c);
        int totalSMS = c.getCount();
        if (c.moveToFirst()) {
            for (int i = 0; i < totalSMS; i++) {
                long id = c.getLong(0);
                long threadId = c.getLong(1);
                String address = c.getString(2);
                String body = c.getString(5);
                String date = c.getString(3);

                Log.e("log>>>",
                    "0--->" + c.getString(0) + "1---->" + c.getString(1)
                            + "2---->" + c.getString(2) + "3--->"
                            + c.getString(3) + "4----->" + c.getString(4)
                            + "5---->" + c.getString(5));
                Log.e("log>>>", "date" + c.getString(0));

                if (address.equals("1234567890")) {
                    // mLogger.logInfo("Deleting SMS with id: " + threadId);

                    getContext().getContentResolver().delete(
                        Uri.parse("content://sms/" + id), null, null);

                    Log.e("log>>>", "Delete success.........");
                }
                c.moveToNext();
            }
        } else {
            throw new RuntimeException("You have no SMS ");
        }
        c.close();
        return lstSms;
    } catch (Exception e) {
        e.printStackTrace();
    }
    return null;
}

Manifest permissions:
<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.WRITE_SMS"/>
<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.READ_SMS"/>

Please help me regarding to delete the messages.
OR
suggest me a way to do the following:
If I send message in background programatically in both the above Android version then it should not save messages in sent folder or anywhere in the device.

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i want to delete message of particular contact number programmatically in android lollipop and marshmallow

You will need to write a complete SMS client.
You cannot implement an app that only deletes messages on API Level 19 and higher. The user will not make your app be the default SMS app on the device. If your app is not the default SMS app, then "your app is not able to write to the SMS Provider for other operations, such as to mark messages as draft, mark them as read, delete them, etc." See this official blog post for more.

Tell me the way that if i send message in background programatically in both the above android version. then it should not save in sent folder or anywhere in the device

The decision of what happens with sent SMS messages is made between Android, the user's default SMS client, and possibly the user. You do not get a vote.

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Neither problem was ever corrected.
Playing for years with those imbalances led to a knee injury that ended my high school sports career. That was rough, but the surgery and rehab that followed led to a career in healthcare. I became the physical therapy coordinator of Buffalo General Hospital's Spine Center. Helping people with severe dysfunction and multiple surgeries inspired me to become a chiropractor.
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Author :C.S. Yadav
Categories: Geography, Urban Studies
Perspectives in Urban Geography: Contemporary City Ecology (Volume-6)
Indian Cities: Ecological Perspectives
Vinod K. Tewari
Regional Perspectives in Agricultural Development: A Case Study of Wheat and Rice in Selected Regions of India
Nalini Govind
Politics of News: Third World Perspectives
Jaswant S. Yadava
World Perspectives on Swami Dayananda Saraswati
Ganga Ram Garg
Problems and Perspectives of Watering the Crops: A Geographical Analysis of Rajasthan
B.L. Sharma
Librarianship and Library Science in India: An Outline of Historical Perspectives
Mohamed Taher
Development and Change: Emerging Perspectives
S.P. Nagendra
Cross Cultural Communication: Global Perspectives
Perspectives on Psychology and Social Development
U.N. Dash
Psychological Perspectives on Stress and Health
Girishwar Misra
Libraries In India`s National Developmental Perspectives: A Sega of Fifty Years Since Independence
Perspectives on Indigenous Psychology
Human Rights: Concepts and Perspectives
M. Stephen
Governance of India: Issues and Perspectives
R.N. Prasad
Alternative Perspectives on Livelihoods, Agriculture and Air Pollution: Agriculture in Urban and peri-urban areas in a developing country
Perspectives of the Silent Majority : Air Pollution, Livelihood and Food Security: Indepth Studies Through PRA Methods on Community Perspectives in Urban and Peri-Urban areas of Varanasi and Faridabad, India
Hunger: Theory, Perspectives and Reality: Analysis Through Participatory Methods
Marketing the Unorganised Sector: Issues, Perspectives and Strategies
Kamal Taori
Psychological Perspectives in Environmental and Developmental Issues
Adesh Agarwal
Perspectives in Resource Management In Developing Countries (Vol. I: Resource Management: Theory & Techniques)
Baleshwar Thakur
Punjab Society: Perspectives and Challenges
Manmohan Singh Gill
Perspectives in Teacher Education
G.N. Prakash Srivastava
Forest Resources and Sustainable Development: Principles, Perspectives and Practices
Kailash Chandra Bebarta
Perspectives in Resource Management in Developing Countries (Vol. 2-Part 1: Population, Resources and Development)
Perspectives in Resource Management in Developing Countries (Vol. 3: Ecological Degradation of Land)
Indian Nepalis: Issues and Perspectives
T.B. Subba
Look East Policy and India`s North East: Polemics and Perspectives
Thingnam Kishan Singh
Mizoram Dimensions and Perspectives: Society, Economy and Polity
Jagadish K. Patnaik
Perspectives in Urban Geography: Comparative Urban Research (Volume-2)
Perspectives in Urban Geography: Comparative Urbanization City Growth and Change (Volume-3)
Perspectives In Urban Geography: Contemporary Urban Issues (Volume-8)
Urban Economics (Perspectives in Urban Geography, Vol. XIII)
Secularization in Multi-Religious Societies: Indo-Soviet Perspectives
S.C. Dube
Professionalism in Teacher Education: Contemporary Perspectives
P.K. Sahoo
Psychological Perspectives of Organizational Commitment
Saurabh Kumar Tiwari
Hypnosis: Pyscho-Philosophical Perspectives and Therapeutic Relevance
Renu Sharma
Empowerment of Indian Muslims: Perspectives, Planning and Road Ahead
Mirza Asmer Beg
Psychological Perspectives on Chronic Illnesses
Anubhuti Dubey
Ecological Imbalances and Plan Perspectives of A Developing Region
Psychological Perspectives on Social Issues and Human Development
Arun Kumar Tiwari
Mental Health Psycho-Social Perspectives (Volume 1: Issues and Interventions)
Mental Health Psycho-Social Perspectives (Volume 2: Multi Group Analysis)
Perspectives in Resource Management in Developing Countries (Vol. 4: Land Appraisal and Development)
Perspectives on Experimental Social Psychology in India
Janak Pandey
Perspectives in Geomorphology
H.S. Sharma
Perspectives in Industrial Geography: A Case Study of an Industrial City of Uttar Pradesh
Aruna Saxena
Social Reality: Perspectives and Understanding
Social Work Perspectives on Poverty
R.R. Singh
Mental Health: Psycho-Social Perspectives (Volume:3 Strength of Human Resources)
Mental Health: Psycho-Social Perspectives (Volume:4 Therapeutic Applications)
Philosophy Human Life and Society: Value Perspectives
Sanchita Bora
Million Cities of India: Growth Dynamics, Internal Structure, Quality of Life and Planning Perspectives (In 3 Vols.)
Thinking Gender: Socio-Cultural Perspectives
Shalini Suryanarayan
Anthropological Paradigm for Policy and Practice: Perspectives and Case Studies of Practicing Anthropology
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The present volume is in commemoration of the memory of one of the outstanding teachers and researchers in Geography. While the volume was being planned, it was thought best to give a free choice to contributors, with the only provision that the articles should have some bearing on new trends in Geography. The volume covers diverse fields namely, Geographical Thought, Environment and Pollution, Aspects of Agricultural Geography, Land Degradation, Regional Development and Planning.
C.S. Yadav (b. 1942) received his post-graduate and doctoral degrees from the Delhi School of Economics. He had participated in the UNESCO seminar on The Teaching of Geography in South-East Asia held in December 1974 and has also contributed a paper on "Uneven Development of The World" for a UNESCO publication. He has attended and presented papers in International Conferences. He has been invited to attend an international symposium on urban modeling held in Waterloo University (Canada) in 1982. He had also attended and International Conference on Asian Urbanisation held in Akron University (U.S.A.) in 1985 and presented a paper on "Process of Migration and Urbanisation in India". He is keenly interested in urban problems and is at present engaged in studies on slums and cognitive image of The Delhi City.Currently he is a Reader in Geography at Shaheed Bhagat Singh College, University of Delhi.

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Sheep-to-Human Transmission of Orf Virus during Eid al-Adha Religious Practices, France
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Antoine Nougairede1 , Christelle Fossati1, Nicolas Salez, Stephan Cohen-Bacrie, Laetitia Ninove, Fabrice Michel, Samer Aboukais, Mathias Buttner, Christine Zandotti, Xavier de Lamballerie, and Remi N. Charrel
Author affiliations: Author affiliations: Aix-Marseille University, Marseille, France (A. Nougairede, N. Salez, L. Ninove, X. de Lamballerie, R.N. Charrel); Assistance Publique–Hopitaux de Marseille, Marseille (A. Nougairede, L. Ninove, C. Zandotti, X. de Lamballerie, R.N. Charrel); Hôpital Paul Desbief, Marseille (C. Fossati); AlphaBio Laboratory, Marseille (S. Cohen-Bacrie); Service Santé, Protection Animales et Environnement, Marseille (F. Michel); Regional Office of the French Institute for Public Health Surveillance (Institut de Veille Sanitaire), Marseille (S. Aboukais); Bavarian Health and Food Safety Authority, Oberschleißheim, Germany (M. Buttner)
Five persons in France were infected with Orf virus after skin wounds were exposed to infected sheep tissues during Eid al-Adha, the Muslim Feast of Sacrifice. Infections were confirmed by electron microscopy, PCR, and sequence analysis. Prevention and control of this underdiagnosed disease can be achieved by educating physicians, slaughterhouse workers, and persons participating in Eid al-Adha.
Orf virus (genus Parapoxvirus, family Poxviridae) is endemic to most countries. The virus primarily causes contagious ecthyma in wild and domestic ruminants, mostly sheep and goats (1). Human infections caused by occupational and household exposures have been described (2–5); they most commonly cause lesions on the hands (1,3,6). We report Orf virus infection in 5 humans who had household exposure to the virus.
Figure 1. . Orf virus infection in 5 persons who butchered or prepared lambs as part of a religious practice for Eid al-Adha (the Muslim Feast of Sacrifice), Marseille, France, 2011. Cutaneous lesions...
Case-patient 1, a 51-year-old woman, was examined on November 28, 2011, by a surgeon (CF) for an 8-mm lesion without local complications on her left thumb. Case-patient 2, the 33-year-old niece of case-patient 1, was hospitalized on November 29 for surgical excision of a phlegmonous lesion on the fifth finger of her left hand; she also had a fever and a lesion without local complications on the second finger of the same hand. The surgery was performed by CF, the same surgeon who examined case-patient 1. By chance, case-patient 3, the 38-year-old brother of case-patient 2, met CF on November 29 while visiting his sister in the hospital; he asked CF if she would examine lesions on his left hand. Clinical examination revealed 2 lesions (1 each on the thumb and third finger) without local complications (Figure 1, panels A and B). The man reported having fever and malaise 1 day before the examination.
While examining case-patient 3, CF became aware that case-patients 1–3 were members of the same family and that they had butchered or handled several lambs on November 6, 2011, in preparation for Eid al-Adha (also called Eid al-Kabir), the Muslim Feast of Sacrifice. Using a smartphone, CF photographed the lesions on case-patient 3 and transmitted the photographs to 2 infectious disease specialists. The specialists indicated that the lesions appeared to be typical of parapoxvirus infection. CF interviewed case-patients 1–3 again, and they reported having knife wounds after preparing lambs for the religious feast and seeing lesions on the gums and tongue of 1 lamb. Swab (Virocult; Medical Wire and Equipment Co. Ltd., Corsham, United Kingdom) specimens were obtained from lesions on case-patients 1 and 3 and sent, along with a surgical skin biopsy specimen from case-patient 2, to the virology laboratory at Public Assistance–Hospitals of Marseille, Marseille, France.
Case-patient 4, a 64-year-old woman, sought medical care on December 9 for an ulcerovegetative lesion on the third finger of her left hand; the lesion was on the internal face of the interphalangeal joint, and phlegmon and cellulitis were present. The patient reported that she had injured herself with a kitchen knife on November 6 while butchering lamb meat for Eid al-Adha. Ten days later, she noticed vesicular lesions at the injury site; a pustule complicated by superinfection subsequently developed. The lesion was surgically excised on December 12, and skin biopsy samples were sent to the virology laboratory at Public Assistance–Hospitals of Marseille.
Case-patient 5, a 42-year-old woman, sought medical care on December 14 for a painful 2-cm papulonodular lesion on her right wrist (Figure 1, panel C). She recalled being injured on November 6 with a knife used to cut off the head of a lamb that was being prepared for Eid al-Adha. The lesion was surgically excised, and a sample was sent to the virology laboratory at Public Assistance–Hospitals of Marseille.
Figure 2. . Natural history of Orf virus infection and diagnosis in 5 persons who butchered or prepared lambs as part of a religious practice for Eid al-Adha (the Muslim Feast of Sacrifice),...
Specimens from case-patients 1–3 were received at the laboratory on December 2. Negative-stain electron microscopy (EM) was immediately performed: images revealed typical poxvirus-like particles in the specimen from case-patient 3 (Figure 1, panel D). To detect the presence of poxviruses, we subjected the samples to 2 broad-range PCRs with high-GC and low-GC primers (7). A 627-bp product was amplified with the high-GC primers from samples from case-patients 1 and 3 (Technical Appendix Figure 1). The products were directly sequenced, and results were subjected to BLAST analysis, which confirmed Orf virus infection (8). Skin-biopsy specimens from case-patients 4 and 5 were received at the laboratory on December 13 and 15, respectively, and processed as described above. EM revealed pox-like particles in both samples (Figure 1, panel E–F), and both were positive for Orf virus by PCR (Technical Appendix Figure 1). Figure 2 shows the time from lesion onset to laboratory diagnosis of Orf virus infection for case-patients 1–5.
Immediately after Orf virus infection was confirmed, we attempted virus isolation by cell culture, using Vero cells (the only cells available at the time) in 12.5-cm2 flasks; none of the samples yielded infectious virus. We later attempted virus isolation again, using fetal bovine esophagus cells, and isolated Orf viruses from samples from case-patients 3 and 5.
The 4 partial sequences obtained from samples from case-patients 1 and 3–5 were identical (GenBank accession no. JQ596637). We used ClustalX (9) to align the sequences for comparison with other homologous Orf virus sequences and other high-GC poxviruses. We performed phylogenetic analysis by using the neighbor-joining method (jukes-cantor algorithm) in MEGA5.0 software (10) (Technical Appendix Figure 2).
County veterinary services traced the origins of the sheep considered to be responsible for these human cases of Orf virus infection. The first 3 cases were linked to an illegal slaughterhouse within the county where sheep from France and Spain had been housed for 1 month. Case 4 was linked to sheep carcasses that were purchased from 2 legally operating butchers. Case 5 was linked to a certified temporary slaughterhouse that had sheep from regional counties, Spain, and Romania.
Although human Orf virus infections have typically been associated with occupational animal contact (1–3,6), they also have been linked to Muslim religious practices and, more globally, to household meat processing or animal slaughter (4,11–15). Our findings show that clinical microbiology laboratories (other than national reference centers) can accurately detect and identify poxviruses by using EM and broad-spectrum PCR, such as that described by Li et al. (7). Our results also suggest that PCR is highly sensitive for detection of poxviruses, and they show that samples obtained by Virocult swab are well-suited for detection of Orf virus by EM or PCR and could replace more invasive methods (e.g., skin biopsy).
The finest, unblemished animals (e.g., cows, goats, sheep) were initially reserved for the ritual sacrifice during Eid al-Adha. Today, however, Muslims in developed countries (especially in cities) mostly buy lambs, which are cheaper and more plentiful but also highly susceptible to Orf virus infections (1). This change in buying practices has created a large market for possibly infected animals and an associated potential health risk for persons who butcher and prepare the animals.
The cases reported here stress the need for using appropriate measures to prevent animal-to-human transmission of pathogens. Public health officials should educate persons with occupational or household exposure to animals about the possibility for disease transmission and ways to avoid infection. Persons at increased risk for exposure to Orf virus include livestock owners, slaughterhouse workers, and persons who prepare animals at home for religious practices. Persons who handle animals should wear nonpermeable gloves, avoid exposure of open wounds, and meticulously wash skin wounds with soap and water after handling animals (4). In addition, slaughterhouses should verify that all animals to be sold or butchered are in good health; animals with Orf virus lesions should be disposed of in a safe manner. Physicians, including dermatologists, should be informed of the potential for Orf virus infection, a heretofore underdiagnosed disease (15), and suspected infections should be confirmed by microbiology laboratories. The first 3 cases presented here were rapidly diagnosed, and emergency department physicians were promptly advised of the cases, enabling rapid detection and confirmation of the subsequent cases.
Dr Nougairede is a clinical and research virologist in the Microbiology Laboratory of the Public Assistance–Hospitals of Marseille and in the department of Emergent Viral Diseases of Aix-Marseille University. His research interests include common and emerging viruses that cause human diseases.
We thank Didier Raoult and Hervé Tissot-Dupont, who provided a diagnosis after reviewing the smartphone-transmitted photograph, and Thierry Gamby for their help with diagnosing the infections. We also thank Elisabeth Lafont and Philippe Malfait for their help in the epidemiologic investigations and Yazid Mekhloufi el for his help in the hospital emergency ward.
This work was supported in part by the project European Virus Archive (European Union Seventh Framework Programme under grant agreement no. 228292).
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Figure 1. . Orf virus infection in 5 persons who butchered or prepared lambs as part of a religious practice for Eid al-Adha (the Muslim Feast of Sacrifice), Marseille, France, 2011....
Figure 2. . Natural history of Orf virus infection and diagnosis in 5 persons who butchered or prepared lambs as part of a religious practice for Eid al-Adha (the Muslim Feast...
1These authors contributed equally to this article.
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Hail Map for North Bend, NE
The North Bend, NE area has had 7 reports of on-the-ground hail by trained spotters, and has been under severe weather warnings 8 times during the past 12 months. Doppler radar has detected hail at or near North Bend, NE on 61 occasions, including 4 occasions during the past year.
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The Top Recent Hail Date for North Bend, NE is Tuesday, September 18, 2018 (17th out of 61)
Hail and Wind Damage Spotted near North Bend, NE
5/16/2019 7:21 PM CDT At 720 pm cdt, a severe thunderstorm was located over north bend, or 32 miles east of columbus, moving northeast at 20 mph (radar indicated). Hazards include 60 mph wind gusts and quarter size hail. Hail damage to vehicles is expected. Expect wind damage to roofs, siding, and trees.
8/5/2018 10:21 PM CDT The severe thunderstorm warning for southwestern dodge and northwestern saunders counties will expire at 1030 pm cdt, the storm which prompted the warning has weakened below severe limits, and no longer poses an immediate threat to life or property. therefore, the warning will be allowed to expire. however small hail, gusty winds and heavy rain are still possible with this thunderstorm.
8/5/2018 10:18 PM CDT At 1018 pm cdt, a severe thunderstorm was located 4 miles southeast of north bend, or 32 miles east of columbus, moving northeast at 45 mph (radar indicated). Hazards include 60 mph wind gusts and quarter size hail. Hail damage to vehicles is expected. expect wind damage to roofs, siding, and trees. Locations impacted include, north bend, cedar bluffs, morse bluff and camp cedars.
8/5/2018 10:13 PM CDT At 1012 pm cdt, a severe thunderstorm was located 5 miles south of north bend, or 28 miles east of columbus, moving northeast at 45 mph (radar indicated). Hazards include 60 mph wind gusts and quarter size hail. Hail damage to vehicles is expected. expect wind damage to roofs, siding, and trees. Locations impacted include, north bend, cedar bluffs, prague, morse bluff and camp cedars.
8/5/2018 10:07 PM CDT At 1007 pm cdt, a severe thunderstorm was located 4 miles northwest of prague, or 25 miles east of columbus, moving northeast at 45 mph (radar indicated). Hazards include 60 mph wind gusts and quarter size hail. Hail damage to vehicles is expected. expect wind damage to roofs, siding, and trees. Locations impacted include, north bend, cedar bluffs, prague, morse bluff, linwood, abie and camp cedars.
8/5/2018 10:04 PM CDT At 1003 pm cdt, a severe thunderstorm was located 6 miles west of prague, or 23 miles east of columbus, moving northeast at 45 mph (radar indicated). Hazards include 60 mph wind gusts and quarter size hail. Hail damage to vehicles is expected. Expect wind damage to roofs, siding, and trees.
8/5/2018 9:17 PM CDT At 917 pm cdt, a severe thunderstorm was located 5 miles south of scribner, or 36 miles east of columbus, moving northeast at 40 mph (radar indicated). Hazards include 60 mph wind gusts and quarter size hail. Hail damage to vehicles is expected. expect wind damage to roofs, siding, and trees. Locations impacted include, north bend, scribner, hooper, nickerson and winslow.
8/5/2018 9:10 PM CDT Quarter sized hail reported 6.1 miles S of North Bend, NE
8/5/2018 9:10 PM CDT At 910 pm cdt, a severe thunderstorm was located 5 miles north of north bend, or 32 miles east of columbus, moving northeast at 40 mph (radar indicated). Hazards include 60 mph wind gusts and quarter size hail. Hail damage to vehicles is expected. Expect wind damage to roofs, siding, and trees.
6/9/2018 3:00 AM CDT At 300 am cdt, severe thunderstorms were located along a line extending from near howells to near brainard, moving east at 40 mph (radar indicated). Hazards include 60 mph wind gusts. expect damage to roofs, siding, and trees
6/6/2018 7:32 PM CDT At 731 pm cdt, severe thunderstorms were located along a line extending from near hooper to 6 miles west of north bend to near columbus, moving southeast at 10 mph (radar indicated). Hazards include golf ball size hail and 70 mph wind gusts. People and animals outdoors will be injured. expect hail damage to roofs, siding, windows, and vehicles. expect considerable tree damage. Wind damage is also likely to mobile homes, roofs, and outbuildings.
6/6/2018 6:45 PM CDT At 644 pm cdt, a severe thunderstorm was located over snyder, or 34 miles northeast of columbus, moving south at 20 mph (radar indicated). Hazards include tennis ball size hail and 60 mph wind gusts. People and animals outdoors will be injured. expect hail damage to roofs, siding, windows, and vehicles. Expect wind damage to roofs, siding, and trees.
6/6/2018 6:26 PM CDT At 624 pm cdt, outflow containing severe wind gusts ahead of severe thunderstorms was located along a line extending from 7 miles northeast of clarkson to howells to 6 miles southwest of snyder to near scribner, moving southwest at 30 mph (radar indicated). Hazards include 60 mph wind gusts. expect damage to roofs, siding, and trees
6/1/2018 11:26 PM CDT At 1124 pm cdt, the leading edge of a line of severe thunderstorms was located along a line extending from 4 miles north of nickerson to near mead, moving east at 40 mph. additional damaging winds are expected well behind the leading edge of these storms (trained weather spotters reported 60 mph winds at dodge. wind damage has been reported along this entire line of storms). Hazards include 70 mph wind gusts and penny size hail. Expect considerable tree damage. damage is likely to mobile homes, roofs, and outbuildings. Locations impacted include, fremont, wahoo, david city, north bend, scribner, hooper, cedar bluffs, rising city, nickerson, brainard, inglewood, weston, prague, snyder, uehling, morse bluff, octavia, malmo, colon and winslow.
6/1/2018 11:09 PM CDT At 1107 pm cdt, the leading edge of severe thunderstorms was located along a line extending from near scribner to 3 miles west of cedar bluffs to 5 miles south of david city, moving east at 50 mph. damaging winds continue well behind the leading edge of the storms as well (trained weather spotters reported power lines down in clarkson. additional wind damage has been reported along this entire line of storms). Hazards include 70 mph wind gusts and quarter size hail. Hail damage to vehicles is expected. expect considerable tree damage. wind damage is also likely to mobile homes, roofs, and outbuildings. Locations impacted include, fremont, wahoo, david city, north bend, scribner, hooper, dodge, cedar bluffs, valparaiso, bellwood, rising city, nickerson, brainard, inglewood, weston, prague, snyder, uehling, dwight and ulysses.
6/1/2018 10:44 PM CDT At 1043 pm cdt, severe thunderstorms were located along a line extending from near howells to 6 miles north of schuyler to 6 miles south of duncan, moving east at 40 mph. this is the leading edge of an area of damaging thunderstorm winds (trained weather spotters reported wind damage across platte county and the columbus airport measured 63 mph wind gust at 1042 pm). Hazards include 70 mph wind gusts and half dollar size hail. Hail damage to vehicles is expected. expect considerable tree damage. Wind damage is also likely to mobile homes, roofs, and outbuildings.
5/1/2018 6:07 PM CDT At 606 pm cdt, a severe thunderstorm was located 5 miles west of nickerson, or 34 miles northwest of omaha, moving northeast at 25 mph. a second severe storm was located 2 miles east of north bend (radar indicated). Hazards include golf ball size hail and 60 mph wind gusts. People and animals outdoors will be injured. expect hail damage to roofs, siding, windows, and vehicles. expect wind damage to roofs, siding, and trees. locations impacted include, north bend, hooper, nickerson and winslow. this includes the following highways, highway 275 in nebraska between mile markers 137 and 140. highway 30 in nebraska between mile markers 408 and 420, and near mile marker 426. highway 77 in nebraska between mile markers 117 and 126. A tornado watch remains in effect until 1000 pm cdt for east central nebraska.
5/1/2018 5:42 PM CDT At 541 pm cdt, a severe thunderstorm was located over north bend, or 30 miles east of columbus, moving northeast at 25 mph. this is a very dangerous storm (radar indicated. this storm has a history of hail up to the size of baseballs). Hazards include baseball size hail. People and animals outdoors will be severely injured. Expect shattered windows, extensive damage to roofs, siding, and vehicles.
5/1/2018 5:39 PM CDT Quarter sized hail reported 3.3 miles SE of North Bend, NE
5/1/2018 5:29 PM CDT At 528 pm cdt, a severe thunderstorm was located near north bend, or 27 miles east of columbus, moving northeast at 25 mph. this is a very dangerous storm (trained weather spotters have reported up to baseball size hail with this storm near octavia). Hazards include baseball size hail and 60 mph wind gusts. People and animals outdoors will be severely injured. expect shattered windows, extensive damage to roofs, siding, and vehicles. locations impacted include, north bend, cedar bluffs, morse bluff, camp eagle, camp cedars and fremont lakes state recreation area. this includes highway 30 in nebraska between mile markers 402 and 423. A tornado watch remains in effect until 1000 pm cdt for northeastern and east central nebraska.
5/1/2018 5:27 PM CDT Half Dollar sized hail reported 0.4 miles S of North Bend, NE, relayed via retired nws employee.
5/1/2018 5:11 PM CDT At 509 pm cdt, a severe thunderstorm was located 8 miles northwest of prague, or 22 miles east of columbus, moving northeast at 25 mph. a tornado warning is also in effect for this storm as it has a history of producing a funnel cloud. this is a very dangerous storm (trained weather spotters reported hail larger than 2 inches 3 miles east of octavia with this storm). Hazards include baseball size hail and 60 mph wind gusts. People and animals outdoors will be severely injured. expect shattered windows, extensive damage to roofs, siding, and vehicles. locations impacted include, north bend, cedar bluffs, prague, morse bluff, bruno, rogers, linwood, abie, camp eagle, camp cedars and fremont lakes state recreation area. this includes highway 30 in nebraska between mile markers 402 and 423. A tornado watch remains in effect until 1000 pm cdt for northeastern and east central nebraska.
5/1/2018 4:55 PM CDT At 454 pm cdt, a severe thunderstorm was located 6 miles south of schuyler, or 17 miles east of columbus, moving northeast at 30 mph. this is a very dangerous storm (trained weather spotters reported two inch hail north of david city and golf ball size hail in octavia with this storm). Hazards include baseball size hail and 60 mph wind gusts. People and animals outdoors will be severely injured. Expect shattered windows, extensive damage to roofs, siding, and vehicles.
8/19/2017 11:21 PM CDT The severe thunderstorm warning for southeastern colfax, southwestern dodge and northwestern saunders counties will expire at 1130 pm cdt, the storm which prompted the warning has weakened and was exiting the warned area. therefore, the warning will be allowed to expire at 1130 pm. however gusty winds and heavy rain are still possible with more thunderstorms moving in from the west.
8/19/2017 11:07 PM CDT At 1107 pm cdt, a severe thunderstorm was located 9 miles northeast of schuyler, or 22 miles east of columbus, moving east at 45 mph (radar indicated). Hazards include 60 mph wind gusts. Expect damage to roofs, siding, and trees. locations impacted include, north bend, morse bluff, rogers, 9 miles north of schuyler and 7 miles north of north bend. This includes highway 30 in nebraska between mile markers 399 and 414.
8/19/2017 10:55 PM CDT At 1054 pm cdt, a severe thunderstorm was located 9 miles south of clarkson, or 15 miles northeast of columbus, moving east at 40 mph. winds greater than 60 mph were reported with this storm 6 miles southwest of leigh at 1050 pm (radar indicated). Hazards include 70 mph wind gusts. Expect considerable tree damage. Damage is likely to mobile homes, roofs, and outbuildings.
6/16/2017 7:07 PM CDT At 706 pm cdt, severe thunderstorms were located along a line extending from 4 miles northwest of pisgah to near shelby, moving southeast at 35 mph (radar indicated). Hazards include 70 mph wind gusts and quarter size hail. Hail damage to vehicles is expected. expect considerable tree damage. Wind damage is also likely to mobile homes, roofs, and outbuildings.
6/16/2017 6:47 PM CDT At 647 pm cdt, severe thunderstorms were located along a line extending from 6 miles northeast of tekamah to 5 miles north of schuyler, moving southeast at 35 mph (radar indicated). Hazards include 60 mph wind gusts and quarter size hail. Hail damage to vehicles is expected. Expect wind damage to roofs, siding, and trees.
6/13/2017 11:37 PM CDT The severe thunderstorm warning for southern colfax, northern lancaster, southwestern dodge, northeastern seward, eastern butler and saunders counties will expire at 1145 pm cdt, the storms which prompted the warning have weakened below severe limits, and no longer pose an immediate threat to life or property. therefore the warning will be allowed to expire. however small hail, gusty winds and heavy rain are still possible with these thunderstorms. a severe thunderstorm watch remains in effect until 100 am cdt for southeastern, northeastern and east central nebraska.
6/13/2017 11:31 PM CDT At 1130 pm cdt, severe thunderstorms were located along a line extending from near schuyler to near north bend to 3 miles north of wahoo to 7 miles southeast of valparaiso, moving northeast at 45 mph (trained weather spotters). Hazards include 60 mph wind gusts. Expect damage to roofs, siding, and trees. locations impacted include, schuyler, wahoo, waverly, north bend, cedar bluffs, valparaiso, mead, weston, prague, ceresco, raymond, davey, ithaca, morse bluff, octavia, malmo, colon, bruno, rogers and linwood. this includes the following highways, highway 30 in nebraska between mile markers 387 and 420. highway 77 in nebraska near mile marker 74, and between mile markers 81 and 100. Highway 92 in nebraska between mile markers 433 and 452.
6/13/2017 11:14 PM CDT At 1112 pm cdt, severe thunderstorms were located along a line extending from near bellwood to 6 miles west of prague to near valparaiso to 6 miles southeast of pleasant dale, moving northeast at 40 mph (trained weather spotters). Hazards include 60 mph wind gusts. expect damage to roofs, siding, and trees
6/13/2017 9:18 PM CDT At 918 pm cdt, severe thunderstorms were located along a line extending from 4 miles southwest of snyder to 5 miles southwest of prague to 4 miles west of beaver crossing, moving east at 35 mph (radar indicated). Hazards include 60 mph wind gusts and half dollar size hail. Hail damage to vehicles is expected. expect wind damage to roofs, siding, and trees. locations impacted include, fremont, seward, schuyler, wahoo, david city, milford, north bend, utica, hooper, cedar bluffs, valparaiso, bellwood, beaver crossing, rising city, brainard, inglewood, weston, prague, staplehurst and garland. this includes the following highways, highway 275 in nebraska between mile markers 135 and 140. highway 30 in nebraska between mile markers 387 and 426. highway 77 in nebraska between mile markers 90 and 93, and between mile markers 108 and 126. highway 92 in nebraska between mile markers 412 and 452. Interstate 80 in nebraska between mile markers 366 and 392.
6/13/2017 9:07 PM CDT At 906 pm cdt, severe thunderstorms were located along a line extending from 6 miles south of howells to 5 miles east of david city to 3 miles southwest of beaver crossing, moving east at 40 mph (radar indicated). Hazards include 60 mph wind gusts and quarter size hail. Hail damage to vehicles is expected. Expect wind damage to roofs, siding, and trees.
6/13/2017 8:59 PM CDT At 859 pm cdt, severe thunderstorms were located along a line extending from 4 miles east of scribner to 3 miles south of inglewood to 5 miles south of valparaiso, moving east at 45 mph (radar indicated). Hazards include 60 mph wind gusts. Expect damage to roofs, siding, and trees. locations impacted include, fremont, schuyler, wahoo, david city, north bend, scribner, hooper, clarkson, dodge, cedar bluffs, valparaiso, howells, bellwood, rising city, nickerson, brainard, inglewood, weston, prague and snyder. this includes the following highways, highway 275 in nebraska between mile markers 124 and 156. highway 30 in nebraska between mile markers 387 and 426. highway 77 in nebraska between mile markers 90 and 93, and between mile markers 108 and 135. Highway 92 in nebraska between mile markers 409 and 446.
6/13/2017 8:42 PM CDT At 840 pm cdt, severe thunderstorms were located along a line extending from dodge to near north bend to 3 miles southeast of ulysses, moving east at 45 mph. another line of storms was moving across southern platte and into western butler counties, also moving east at 45 mph (radar indicated). Hazards include 60 mph wind gusts. expect damage to roofs, siding, and trees
6/13/2017 8:32 PM CDT At 831 pm cdt, severe thunderstorms were located along a line extending from near howells to 6 miles northeast of schuyler to 4 miles south of david city, moving east at 50 mph (radar indicated). Hazards include 70 mph wind gusts and nickel size hail. Expect considerable tree damage. damage is likely to mobile homes, roofs, and outbuildings. locations impacted include, schuyler, wahoo, david city, north bend, scribner, clarkson, dodge, cedar bluffs, valparaiso, howells, bellwood, rising city, brainard, weston, prague, snyder, dwight, ulysses, morse bluff and octavia. this includes the following highways, highway 275 in nebraska between mile markers 127 and 132. highway 30 in nebraska between mile markers 387 and 420. highway 77 in nebraska between mile markers 85 and 93. Highway 92 in nebraska between mile markers 409 and 446.
6/13/2017 8:21 PM CDT At 821 pm cdt, severe thunderstorms were located along a line extending from 3 miles southwest of clarkson to 3 miles west of schuyler to 3 miles northeast of ulysses, moving east at 50 mph (trained weather spotters). Hazards include 70 mph wind gusts and nickel size hail. Expect considerable tree damage. Damage is likely to mobile homes, roofs, and outbuildings.
12/25/2016 3:02 PM CST At 301 pm cst, a severe thunderstorm was located 4 miles southeast of brainard, or 26 miles northwest of lincoln, moving northeast at 50 mph (radar indicated). Hazards include 60 mph wind gusts. expect damage to roofs, siding, and trees
7/7/2016 12:28 AM CDT The severe thunderstorm warning for northeastern butler. southwestern dodge. southeastern colfax and northwestern saunders counties will expire at 1230 am cdt. the storm which prompted the warning has weakened and has exited the warned area. therefore. the warning will be allowed to expire. However gusty winds are still possible with this thunderstorm.
7/7/2016 12:14 AM CDT At 1214 am cdt, a severe thunderstorm was located 4 miles east of schuyler, or 19 miles east of columbus, moving east at 45 mph (radar indicated). Hazards include 60 mph wind gusts. Expect damage to roofs. siding and trees. Locations impacted include, schuyler, north bend, morse bluff, octavia, rogers, linwood, 7 miles north of north bend and 9 miles north of schuyler.
7/7/2016 12:05 AM CDT At 1204 am cdt, a severe thunderstorm was located near schuyler, or 12 miles east of columbus, moving east at 50 mph. 60 mph winds were reported with this storm at columbus at 1155 pm (radar indicated). Hazards include 60 mph wind gusts. Expect damage to roofs. siding and trees. Locations impacted include, schuyler, north bend, morse bluff, rogers, linwood, richland, 7 miles north of north bend, 9 miles north of schuyler and camp luther.
7/6/2016 11:58 PM CDT At 1158 pm cdt, a severe thunderstorm was located 6 miles northeast of columbus, moving east at 50 mph (radar indicated). Hazards include 60 mph wind gusts. Expect damage to roofs. Siding and trees.
7/5/2016 10:00 PM CDT At 958 pm cdt, severe thunderstorms were located along a line extending from 3 miles southeast of uehling to 3 miles south of cedar bluffs, moving east at 45 mph. radar indicated that winds had decreased a little from earlier. the large hail was most likely in northeast dodge county (radar indicated). Hazards include 60 mph wind gusts and quarter size hail. Hail damage to vehicles is expected. expect wind damage to roofs, siding and trees. locations impacted include, fremont, valley, arlington, north bend, scribner, waterloo, hooper, cedar bluffs, nickerson, inglewood, prague, morse bluff, malmo, leshara, colon, winslow, fremont lakes state recreation area, 7 miles north of north bend, camp eagle and camp cedars. this includes the following highways, highway 275 in nebraska between mile markers 129 and 167. highway 30 in nebraska between mile markers 411 and 438. Highway 77 in nebraska between milemarkers 104 and 129.
7/5/2016 9:54 PM CDT The severe thunderstorm warning for northeastern butler, western dodge, east central colfax and northwestern saunders counties will expire at 1000 pm cdt, the storms which prompted the warning have moved out of the warned area. another warning is in effect farther east for parts of dodge and saunders counties. a severe thunderstorm watch remains in effect until 100 am cdt for northeastern and east central nebraska.
7/5/2016 9:51 PM CDT At 950 pm cdt, severe thunderstorms were located along a line extending from 4 miles north of hooper to 6 miles southwest of cedar bluffs, moving east at 35 mph (radar indicated). Hazards include 70 mph wind gusts and quarter size hail. Hail damage to vehicles is expected. expect considerable tree damage. wind damage is also likely to mobile homes, roofs and outbuildings. locations impacted include, fremont, valley, arlington, north bend, scribner, waterloo, hooper, cedar bluffs, nickerson, inglewood, prague, morse bluff, malmo, leshara, colon, winslow, fremont lakes state recreation area, 7 miles north of north bend, camp eagle and camp cedars. this includes the following highways, highway 275 in nebraska between mile markers 129 and 167. highway 30 in nebraska between mile markers 411 and 438. Highway 77 in nebraska between milemarkers 104 and 129.
7/5/2016 9:45 PM CDT At 945 pm cdt, severe thunderstorms were located along a line extending from 5 miles south of scribner to near prague, moving east at 40 mph (radar indicated). Hazards include 70 mph wind gusts and quarter size hail. Hail damage to vehicles is expected. expect considerable tree damage. wind damage is also likely to mobile homes, roofs and outbuildings. locations impacted include, north bend, prague, morse bluff, rogers, linwood, abie and 7 miles north of north bend. This includes highway 30 in nebraska between mile markers 402 and 414.
7/5/2016 9:42 PM CDT At 940 pm cdt, severe thunderstorms were located along a line extending from near scribner to 4 miles northeast of prague, moving east at 45 mph. the strongest winds are tracking along the platte river and from north bend to fremont (radar indicated). Hazards include 70 mph wind gusts and quarter size hail. Hail damage to vehicles is expected. expect considerable tree damage. wind damage is also likely to mobile homes, roofs and outbuildings. locations impacted include, fremont, valley, arlington, north bend, scribner, waterloo, hooper, cedar bluffs, nickerson, inglewood, prague, morse bluff, malmo, leshara, colon, winslow, fremont lakes state recreation area, 7 miles north of north bend, camp eagle and camp cedars. this includes the following highways, highway 275 in nebraska between mile markers 129 and 167. highway 30 in nebraska between mile markers 411 and 438. Highway 77 in nebraska between milemarkers 104 and 129.
7/5/2016 9:37 PM CDT At 937 pm cdt, severe thunderstorms were located along a line extending from 3 miles west of scribner to 3 miles north of prague, moving east at 40 mph (radar indicated). Hazards include 70 mph wind gusts and quarter size hail. Hail damage to vehicles is expected. expect considerable tree damage. wind damage is also likely to mobile homes, roofs and outbuildings. locations impacted include, north bend, prague, morse bluff, bruno, rogers, linwood, abie and 7 miles north of north bend. This includes highway 30 in nebraska between mile markers 402 and 414.
7/5/2016 9:34 PM CDT At 933 pm cdt, severe thunderstorms were located along a line extending from near scribner to near prague, moving east at 45 mph. some strong winds are occurring with a gust front out ahead of the main area of rain and hail (radar indicated). Hazards include 70 mph wind gusts and quarter size hail. Hail damage to vehicles is expected. expect considerable tree damage. Wind damage is also likely to mobile homes, roofs and outbuildings.
7/5/2016 9:30 PM CDT At 930 pm cdt, severe thunderstorms were located along a line extending from 3 miles southeast of snyder to 5 miles north of prague, moving east at 45 mph (radar indicated). Hazards include 70 mph wind gusts and quarter size hail. Hail damage to vehicles is expected. expect considerable tree damage. wind damage is also likely to mobile homes, roofs and outbuildings. locations impacted include, schuyler, north bend, prague, morse bluff, octavia, bruno, rogers, linwood, abie and 7 miles north of north bend. This includes highway 30 in nebraska between mile markers 399 and 414.
7/5/2016 9:24 PM CDT At 923 pm cdt, severe thunderstorms were located along a line extending from 4 miles south of snyder to 6 miles northwest of prague, moving east at 45 mph. the strongest winds are likely from along the platte river northward into colfax and dodge counties. these are very dangerous storms (radar indicated). Hazards include 80 mph wind gusts and quarter size hail. Flying debris will be dangerous to those caught without shelter. mobile homes will be heavily damaged. expect considerable damage to roofs, windows and vehicles. extensive tree damage and power outages are likely. locations impacted include, schuyler, david city, north bend, prague, morse bluff, octavia, malmo, bruno, rogers, linwood, abie, 7 miles north of north bend and 9 miles north of schuyler. This includes highway 30 in nebraska between mile markers 393 and 414.
7/5/2016 9:20 PM CDT Several 8 inch diameter tree limbs down in dodge county NE, 3.3 miles SE of North Bend, NE
7/5/2016 9:16 PM CDT At 916 pm cdt, severe thunderstorms were located along a line extending from 7 miles south of dodge to 6 miles southeast of schuyler, moving east at 45 mph. these are very dangerous storms (radar indicated). Hazards include 80 mph wind gusts and quarter size hail. Flying debris will be dangerous to those caught without shelter. mobile homes will be heavily damaged. expect considerable damage to roofs, windows and vehicles. extensive tree damage and power outages are likely. locations impacted include, schuyler, david city, north bend, prague, morse bluff, octavia, malmo, bruno, rogers, linwood, abie, 7 miles north of north bend and 9 miles north of schuyler. This includes highway 30 in nebraska between mile markers 393 and 414.
7/5/2016 9:09 PM CDT At 909 pm cdt, severe thunderstorms were located along a line extending from 5 miles south of howells to david city, moving east at 45 mph. strong winds are occurring out ahead of the rain and hail (radar indicated). Hazards include 70 mph wind gusts and quarter size hail. Hail damage to vehicles is expected. expect considerable tree damage. Wind damage is also likely to mobile homes, roofs and outbuildings.
5/10/2016 11:29 PM CDT At 1129 pm cdt, a severe thunderstorm was located 4 miles northwest of prague, or 25 miles east of columbus, moving northeast at 30 mph (radar indicated). Hazards include 60 mph wind gusts. Expect damage to roofs. Siding and trees.
5/2/2015 9:07 PM CDT At 906 pm cdt, severe thunderstorms were located along a line extending from near north bend to 6 miles west of cedar bluffs, moving east at 15 mph (radar indicated). Hazards include golf ball size hail. People and animals outdoors will be injured. Expect damage to roofs, siding, windows and vehicles.
4/1/2015 8:56 PM CDT A severe thunderstorm warning remains in effect until 915 pm cdt for dodge and northwestern saunders counties. at 855 pm cdt. a severe thunderstorm was located near north bend. or 33 miles east of columbus. moving east at 45 mph. hazard. 60 mph wind gusts and penny size hail. source. Radar indicated.
4/1/2015 8:42 PM CDT The national weather service in omaha has issued a * severe thunderstorm warning for. dodge county in east central nebraska. southeastern colfax county in northeastern nebraska. northwestern saunders county in east central nebraska. Until 915 pm cdt.
6/28/2014 9:06 PM CDT Quarter sized hail reported 1.8 miles S of North Bend, NE, also 45-55 mph winds and 0.40 of rainfall.
8/1/2013 6:35 PM CDT Some small branches dow in dodge county NE, 0.4 miles S of North Bend, NE
4/9/2013 6:55 PM CDT Quarter sized hail reported 3.6 miles SSE of North Bend, NE
4/9/2013 4:55 AM CDT Storm damage reported in dodge county NE, 0.4 miles S of North Bend, NE
5/19/2012 7:00 PM CDT Quarter sized hail reported 0.4 miles S of North Bend, NE
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' The .NET Foundation licenses this file to you under the MIT license.
' See the LICENSE file in the project root for more information.

Imports System.Threading
Imports Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.Completion.Providers
Imports Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.VisualBasic.Extensions.ContextQuery
Imports Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.VisualBasic.Syntax

Namespace Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.VisualBasic.Completion.KeywordRecommenders.Declarations
    ''' <summary>
    ''' Recommends the "Function" and "Sub" keywords in external method declarations.
    ''' </summary>
    Friend Class ExternalSubFunctionKeywordRecommender
        Inherits AbstractKeywordRecommender

        Protected Overrides Function RecommendKeywords(context As VisualBasicSyntaxContext, cancellationToken As CancellationToken) As IEnumerable(Of RecommendedKeyword)
            If context.FollowsEndOfStatement Then
                Return SpecializedCollections.EmptyEnumerable(Of RecommendedKeyword)()
            End If

            Dim targetToken = context.TargetToken
            If targetToken.IsKind(SyntaxKind.DeclareKeyword, SyntaxKind.AnsiKeyword, SyntaxKind.UnicodeKeyword, SyntaxKind.AutoKeyword) AndAlso
               targetToken.GetAncestor(Of DeclareStatementSyntax)() IsNot Nothing Then
                Return {New RecommendedKeyword("Function", VBFeaturesResources.Specifies_that_the_external_procedure_being_referenced_in_the_Declare_statement_is_a_Function),
                        New RecommendedKeyword("Sub", VBFeaturesResources.Specifies_that_the_external_procedure_being_referenced_in_the_Declare_statement_is_a_Sub)}
            Else
                Return SpecializedCollections.EmptyEnumerable(Of RecommendedKeyword)()
            End If
        End Function
    End Class
End Namespace

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Q: Ignoring Validation on a Button I'm adding a "Cancel" button to an XPage that has a form with many required fields. When I click the "Cancel" button, it runs through the validation and gives me the errors. Is there code I can put inside the Cancel button that will ignore the validation requirements and simply go back to the previous page?

A: Every event supports two options for bypassing validation:

Select "Process data without validation" to update the data model (i.e. document) and run the event code without executing any validators
Select "Do not validate or update data" to run the event code without running validators or updating the data model. This latter option is ideal for cancellation buttons.


HEAD CHEF AT WARPIGS WANTED!
And what a victory it has been! Humility aside, I'm damn proud of what we've built! Raucous, rowdy, inspirational, exhilarating, strenuous, frustrating, hilarious - it's been all of these things and more. We've roasted goats on pentagrams, turned the smorrebrød Texan, gave this city some real dill pickles, upped the Copenhagen burger game (challenge that, I welcome it!), put bourbon in milkshakes and celebrated each birthday with a 10 pound, blood spewing pig cake. Our regulars are across the spectrum: Beer lovers, neighborhood hipsters, a humbling host of impressive musicians, pensioners, and parents towing prams. That Warpigs feels welcoming to such a broad array of folks is a win all on its own.
But perhaps the most satisfying part for me has been getting to see this wild idea - a collaboration brewpub, serving only Texas barbecue, blasting heavy metal and set in an old meat processing warehouse - grow from just a vision to a booming reality. Getting to be a part of THAT experience is an honor - and every chef's dream - and it has made an impression on me that will last a lifetime.
Which is why, when I decided that my time at Warpigs was coming to a close, that it was time to head home, I felt okay about it. Will I miss it? Of course. Very much. The people (and my smoker, haha) most especially. But leaving a place knowing that it's thriving, that it will continue to thrive, well, there's great satisfaction in that. Warpigs was built to last. The creative minds behind it saw to that so I know there's more to come ... much more.
I'm excited for my successor (who we are looking for now ... is it you?) and I'm pleased that whoever takes my place will be inheriting a kitchen that's firing on all cylinders.
Thank you to everyone who made and continues to make Warpigs what it is. The stellar team there has included some of the finest people I will EVER hope to work with, most particularly my core crew - you know who you are - and toiling alongside them has been the pinnacle of my experience. And to the Danes - you guys love barbecue! Who knew? Thank you for embracing food diversity, for your insatiable carnivorism and for forgiving my inability to speak your language (most of the time). The people of Copenhagen have helped to make Warpigs what it is and in my mind, the victory belongs to all of us!
Ambition is key and while running the kitchen you will be in charge of maintaining the high standards of Warpigs.
In the kitchen we need a highly skilled Chef who is familiar with the Texas BBQ concept and someone who is ready to nurse the smoker to make the perfect smoked brisket.
As Head Chef you will also have full responsibility and accountability for all aspects of the kitchen's operations, from managing and developing the kitchen team, to negotiating with suppliers to procure the highest quality product, to continuing to develop the Warpigs business. You will also be responsible for creating, planning and executing all sorts of events, in close cooperation with the rest of the management team at the location.
This position requires excellent attention to detail. We value respect for the highest standards in hospitality and always assuring the best experience for all of our guests.
Is that someone you – or do you know someone who would be perfect for the job?


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MMA Fighter Dies After Getting Knocked Out
Weekly_Article April 13, 2016
[Sports ★★★]
(P1) A 28-year-old MMA fighter from Portugal died Monday night, 48 hours after he was knocked out during the third round of a fight in Dublin, the New York Daily News reports. According to the Washington Post, graphic video from the fight on Saturday shows Joao Carvalho tipping over after being hit in the head multiple times by Irish fighter Charlie Ward. The owner of the company that organized the fight says Carvalho was able to correctly answer questions in between rounds, but his health went downhill immediately after the fight. It started with a feeling of exhaustion before progressing to headaches, nausea, and vomiting. He was taken to the hospital.
(P2) Carvalho had emergency brain surgery and spent the next two days in critical condition. "Nobody involved in combat sports of any kind wants to see this," MMA star Conor McGregor, who was at the fight, tells the BBC. "To see a young man doing what he loves, competing for a chance at a better life, and then to have it taken away is truly heartbreaking." McGregor, who called Carvalho "a hell of a fighter," criticized the referees for not stopping the fight earlier, the Independent reports. Cesar Silver, CEO of Total Extreme Fighting, offered "sincere condolences" to Carvalho's family and teammates in a statement: "Our thoughts and prayers are with them."
SOURCE: http://www.newser.com/story/223494/mma-fighter-dies-after-getting-knocked-out.html
VOCABULARY: tipping, downhill, exhaustion, critical, criticized, condolences
Do you think this sport is too violent? Why or why not?
Do you like watching this sport? Why or why not?
How do you think the fighter who knocked the other fighter out feels about the death of his opponent?
Do you think this sport should be banned? Why or why not?
MMA (P1)
Knocked out (P1)
Tipping over (P1)
In between rounds (P1)
Taken away (P2)
Hell of a fighter (P2)
Image source: YouTube
Latest Apple Update Is Causing Apps to Crash
Technology, Weekly_Article April 13, 2016
[Technology ★★★] (P1) If you haven't updated to iOS 9.3, you may want to wait: According to AppleInsider, users are reporting a bug that causes apps to crash and freeze. The problem occurs when clicking hyperlinks in Apple apps including …
Chapter 1-3: The Buchanans
Chapter 1-3:The Buchanans Aim: In this 30-minute lesson, you will go over the part 1-3 of the book. Go over comprehension questions after each paragraph, and practice using new expressions. After saying hello, read the following part of the book …
4 Big Mistakes Companies Make in Corporate Training
According to research published by "Training Mag", American companies allocated an $87.6 billion budget on training in 2018 alone. These figures are up 59% from the $55 billion spent in 2012 – meaning companies recognize that providing training for their employees is …
Be humble, open, tycoon tells grads
★★★★, Weekly_Article July 14, 2016
[Education ★★★★] (P1) Business tycoon Li Ka-shing, Hong Kong's richest man, attended commencement ceremonies at Shantou University on Thursday, and the speech he delivered has gone viral on social media. (P2) Sound bites from commencement speeches are usually a hot topic …


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Q: custom login page not working after authorizeRequest() deprecation - spring boot & security I am trying to replace a simple thymeleaf login page with the default one. The problem is it is not working as expected. I am getting the authorization requred as an alert for example. I am providing the screenshots and codes for the security in which authorizeRequest() and antMatchers are not used anymore.
I am getting this alert instead of getting the replaced login page
@EnableWebSecurity
@Configuration
public class HospitalSecurityConfig {

    @Bean
    public SecurityFilterChain filterChain (HttpSecurity http) throws Exception {

        http

        .authorizeHttpRequests()
        .requestMatchers("/").authenticated()
        .requestMatchers("/mylogin").permitAll()
        .and()
        .formLogin().loginPage("/mylogin").loginProcessingUrl("/mylogin").permitAll()
        .and()
        .logout().logoutUrl("/logout")
        .and()
        .authenticationProvider(authProvider())
        .httpBasic()
        ;

        return http.build();

    }

    @Bean
    public UserDetailsService detailsService() {

        return new HospitalUserDetailsServiceer();
    }

    @Bean
    public AuthenticationProvider authProvider() {
        DaoAuthenticationProvider provider = new DaoAuthenticationProvider();
        provider.setPasswordEncoder(encoder());
        provider.setUserDetailsService(detailsService());

                return provider;
    }

    @Bean
    public PasswordEncoder encoder() {

        return new BCryptPasswordEncoder();
    }
}

myLogin.html:
<!DOCTYPE html>

<meta charset="ISO-8859-1">
<title>Welcome to HealthMe Application!</title>
 <link th:href="@{/css/cssLogin.css}" rel="stylesheet" />

<form th:action="@{/mylogin}" method="post">

Username = <input name="username" type="text">

Password = <input name="password" type="password">

<input type="submit">
</form>

I handled the "/mylogin" path call by:
@EnableWebMvc
@Configuration
public class HospitalMVCconfig implements WebMvcConfigurer{

    @Override
    public void addViewControllers(ViewControllerRegistry registry) {
        registry.addViewController("/mylogin").setViewName("myLogin");
    }

A: I solved the problem and put the final code here:
@Bean
public SecurityFilterChain filterChain (HttpSecurity http) throws Exception {
    http
    .authorizeHttpRequests(t ->
                t.anyRequest()
                .authenticated()
            )
    .formLogin(form ->
            form
            .loginPage("/mylogin")
            .loginProcessingUrl("/mylogin")
            .successHandler(successHandler())
            .permitAll()
                )
    .logout(out ->
            out.logoutRequestMatcher(new
    AntPathRequestMatcher("/logout"))
            .permitAll()
            )

    .authenticationProvider(authProvider()
     );
    return http.build();
}

where the successful handler method is as follows:
private AuthenticationSuccessHandler successHandler() {
    SimpleUrlAuthenticationSuccessHandler simpleUrlAuthenticationSuccessHandler = new SimpleUrlAuthenticationSuccessHandler();
    simpleUrlAuthenticationSuccessHandler.setDefaultTargetUrl("/");
    return simpleUrlAuthenticationSuccessHandler;
}


This work was first published as Welfare State in Lancashire Life, pp.58-62, January 1978.
When I was employed as photographer-in-residence to the Borough of Pendle, Lancashire between 1975 and 1977, one of my assignments was to record the work of Welfare State International (WSI), based in Burnley.
Innovators of community art, carnival, fire show spectaculars, lantern festivals and pioneering theatre of all kinds, Welfare State inspired a generation. In photographing them I learned a lot and they were such good company that I went on working for them long after my spell as photographer-in-residence was over.
Their book — Coult, T, and Kershaw, K, (eds.) (1983) Engineers of the Imagination: The Welfare State Handbook. London: Methuen — has become a bible for community artists far and wide.
"John Fox, Sue Gill and Welfare State continue the ancient visionary art of Blake and Spencer, Defoe and Dickens – bursting with vivid imagery, highly coloured and supra-rational. Earthy, rooted, radical, it is an affront to bourgeois taste. Its working class culture, surviving in scarcity, celebrates the gift of the present. It scorns the face of death because it really knows the value of life. Welfare State's greatest legacy to the younger generation is neither its distinctive aesthetic nor its artistic method, important as they are. It is a licence to create an art of joyfulness – and the devil take the hindmost."
Formed in 1968, this pioneering collective of artists and performers took art out of the privileged spaces of theatre and gallery, to reach new audiences.


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THE NE.W YORKER evening, and when I went over that night, I took her a slice of my cake. She told me later what happened. She was working at the shoe factory then, and she packed her slice of cake in her lunchbox the next day. At lunchtime, she and her girJ friend got to wonder- ing who had baked the cake for me. My friend said maybe my mother, over in Washington. But the other woman said no. She said, 'I saw Doc when he got off the Washington bus yesterday, and he didn't have any packages vlith him.' " T HERE are three real-estate firms in Hermann. One of them, whose red-white-and-blue sign I often saw around town on vacant lots and empty buildings, is the Rathert Agency Real- tors. It is owned and operated by Mer- lin T. Rathert and his wife, Judith. Rathert is a vigorous man of fifty-two. "Exactly, my friend," he told me. "We have a great heritage here, and it needs to be preserved. But with it we must be progressive. We can't be sty- mied by what is already here. I don't say tear down what we've got. I say maintain it, but plan for the future. I don't want big buildings. Anything over three or four stories is a no-no to me. What I'm saying, my friend, is we've got something here that a lot of communities would like to have. We must keep it, but we must also look ahead. People say don't change this quaint little town. I say grow, my friend. I say don't sit on your laurels." A day or two later, I talked to Robert Kirchhofer, the president of the First Missouri Bank. Kirchhofer is thir- ty-five years old, and the youngest president in the history of the bank. "I don't know the answers," he told me. "I think I can say we want to stay small. We certainly don't want to see Hermann spread and sprawl. Take the shopping-center people. They turn up here from time to time, and they \vant to talk business. \Ve always dis- courage them. The bank isn't inter- ested in that kind of thing. But we have a very real problem here-a job problem. There are jobs to be had. '[here are offerings every week in the A dvertiser-C ourier. But they don't pay much more than unemployment com- pensation It's the familiar small-town problem. How do you keep your} oung people? I was born and raised here. I love Hermann. I want it to stay Hermann. But I'm one of the lucky ones. I graduated from Hermann High School in 1 959, and there were sixty of us in that class. I was one of five who went on to college, but only two of us came back to Hermann to stay. The other guy is a farmer. The three others couldn't find any college-grad- uate jobs here. There aren't even that many high-school-graduate jobs. And 1 say that ain't good." Arlie Scharnhorst, the chairman of the board, joined Kirchhofer and me. It was he whom Kirchhofer succeeded as president of the bank. "I think we can survive," Scharnhorst told me. "1 think we can keep the kind of Her- mann we want. We've always had in- dustry here-the shoe factory and one or two others. I hope we can solve the job problem without becoming real- ly industrialized. And I hope we can avoid becoming a bedroom suburb for St. Louis. I think we can continue to stand on our own two feet. Our econ- omy is sound. I don't know a farm in the area that's in any kind of trou- ble. Our people are savers. Always have been. There's a tradition here of thrift. That's one of our German "'""'"- l 1: LJ 3A \ Ii .. , . =- J on .. N' >> y# 4^ ............... . f. <^< ,,.. , ' .............. "*' 47 vIrtues These are ultra-conservatIve people. Especially when it comes to money. You may have heard what they say around here : 'Never bet on a sure thIng unless you can afford to lose' " " O NE of the Poeschels buil t this house in 1869," Mrs. Wil1iam Harrison told me. The Harnsons came to Hermann from Columbia, Missouri, the seat of the state univer- sity, and are one of the few non- German families in town. "He was a brother of the Poeschel who built the Stone Hill Winery, and he had "ome rather grand ideas. This is the only Greek Revival house in Hermann wIth columns of that size. We've had to completely restore it, of course. It was in the most dreadful shape when we bought it, in 1954. A moonshiner had it during Prohibition, and the people who lived here after thtt were too pitifully poor to keep from letting it \ " r fl . t \ø' ? . , ...f .[ "j " , " \' ... "'''''''1('1'"'" ,rl I' " oC>" .<>).. '" - \ .' " ' -)> "Just because a person has never been mentioned in 'People' magazine, '}Jeople,' or 'Notes on People' doesn't mean he's not people."