To determine the rates, predisposing factors, and visual outcomes of retinal detachment (RD) after Boston Keratoprosthesis (KPro) implantation.
In this noncomparative, interventional case series, the medical records of 170 patients (205 eyes) who underwent Boston type 1 and type 2 KPro implantation at the Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary between April 1993 and June 2009 were retrospectively reviewed. Incidence and annual rates of RD were calculated, and the roles of possible predictive factors for RD after KPro were investigated. Main outcome measures were rates of and risk factors for RD, visual acuity after RD, and surgical outcomes after repair.
Sterile vitritis and autoimmune systemic disease significantly predisposed patients to RD after KPro placement. Of patients who developed RD after implantation, 50% progressed to visual acuity of no light perception despite surgical repair.
Inflammation plays a major role in RD development after KPro implantation. Patients with predisposing factors should be advised of the high rates of RD and comanaged with a vitreoretinal specialist.
Retinal detachment (RD) after KPro implantation can be devastating for the patient and remains very challenging to manage. Knowledge of predisposing factors for RD in certain patient populations can guide surgical planning and patient follow-up. Awareness of surgical techniques or outpatient procedures that either prevent or predispose to RDs can improve long-term visual outcomes in patients undergoing keratoprosthesis placements.
This study was approved by the Institutional Review Board at the Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary. The medical records of 170 patients (205 eyes) who had undergone Boston type 1 and type 2 keratoprosthesis implantation by the same surgeon (CHD) at the Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary between April 1993 and June 2009 were reviewed.
The incidence and annual rates of RD were calculated. Rates of RD between patients who underwent KPro implantation for systemic versus local factors were compared. The role of the following possible predictive factors for RD were investigated: indication for KPro implantation (local vs systemic disease), presence of retroprosthetic membrane (RPM), lens status (aphakia vs pseudophakia), history of Nd:YAG laser, sterile vitritis, endophthalmitis, glaucoma tube shunt implantation, history of anterior vitrectomy at the time of implantation, and development of a leak after KPro. Wilcoxon rank sum test and the Fisher exact test were used to determine significant differences between patients who developed RD and the rest of the study population. Correlation between significant risk factors for retinal detachment was determined using the Fisher exact test.
Cox regression analysis was completed in a stepwise fashion. All factors found to be significantly associated with RD in univariate analysis were entered into a single (full/multivariate) model. Factors that were not significantly associated with RD were dropped from the model.
Available operative reports on patients who developed RDs were reviewed. RD repair was performed by vitreoretinal surgeons of the Mass Eye and Ear. Anatomical and visual outcomes of RDs, those that were repaired and otherwise, were analyzed. Details of RD timing after KPro implantation were noted.
The mean age at first KPro implantation was 59.6 years (range, 17-94 years), with each eye being followed for an average period of 3.9 years (range, 1 month to 16.6 years). The mean number of KPro implanted per eye was 1.3 (range, 1-4). A type 1 KPro was placed in 177 eyes (86.3%); a type 2 KPro, in 28 eyes (13.7%). Indications for surgery in eyes that developed RD were as follows: local pathology, 60%; autoimmune/systemic disease, 31%; chemical burn, 9%.
Forty-four eyes of 38 patients (21.5%) developed RD after KPro implantation, with a mean follow-up of 5.4 years. The mean time to RD after implantation was 30.5 months (range, 0.7-113.5 months). There was no difference between the mean age of patients that developed RD and those that did not (57.2 vs 60.6 years; P = 0.35). Annual rates and cumulative rates of RD are presented in Table 1.
A significantly higher incidence of RD occurred in patients with RPM, sterile vitritis, leakage after implantation and underlying autoimmune systemic disease (Figure 1). The number of KPro implantations per eye, development of endophthalmitis after KPro, lens status, history of Nd:YAG laser, and tube shunt placement were also predictive of RD (Figure 2). Vitrectomy during KPro implantation, however, did not appear to be a significant risk factor (P = 0.9).
Cox univariate regression analysis, however, demonstrated that only the presence of RPM (RR = 3.3; P = 0.007), sterile vitritis (RR = 2.9; P = 0.001), endophthalmitis (RR = 2.4; P = 0.05), development of a leak after KPro implantation (RR = 2.5; P = 0.004), and underlying autoimmune systemic disease (RR = 3.5; P < 0.001) were significantly associated with an increased risk of developing an RD after KPro. Presence of an RPM, sterile vitritis, and underlying autoimmune disease were all strongly correlated. Adjusting for the correlation among these 3 factors using multivariate analysis, sterile vitritis and underlying autoimmune systemic disease remained strongly associated with RD occurrence after placement (Table 3).
Surgical reports were available for 37 of the 44 eyes that developed an RD after KPro. At the time of diagnosis, 27 of 37 eyes (73%) were considered irreparable. Visual outcomes of RD after implantation were as follows: 50% of patients deteriorated to no light perception, and only 11% of patients retained visual acuity of at least 20/400.
Factors strongly predictive of a retinal detachment after KPro. The black bars in the figures indicate the percentage of retinal detachment patients with the indicated risk factors.
Factors moderately predictive of a retinal detachment after KPro. The black bars in the figures indicate the percentage of retinal detachment (RD) patients with the indicated risk factors.
We present the largest series on RD after Boston type 1 and type 2 KPro placement. Our series is also the largest study investigating peri- and postoperative factors predisposing to RD after implantation. Compared with other series,(1,5,7,19,20) ours shows a much higher incidence of RD, most likely because of the relatively large number of patients with longer follow-up and the higher incidence of autoimmune cases.
Formation of a retroprosthetic membrane is one of the most common visually limiting posterior segment complications of KPro placement.(3,5,7,10) In our series, 84% of patients that developed an RD after implantation had RPMs, which are managed either by Nd:YAG capsulotomy or, in cases of recalcitrant membranes, by removal via pars plana vitrectomy.(3,5,6,20) Nd:YAG capsulotomy has been linked with a higher incidence of RD in pseudophakic eyes.(11,12) Thus, 58% of RD patients had a history of Nd:YAG laser capsulotomy prior to developing an RD. Both RPM formation and Nd:YAG capsulotomy were significantly associated with RD development in our series. Goldman et al reported a significantly greater percentage of RDs in eyes undergoing Nd:YAG capsulotomy for RPM in their series.(19) This is in contradiction to a series by Chak and Aquavella,(13) which did not report any RD occurring in association with RPM formation or after Nd:YAG capsulotomy. We recommend that KPro patients with RPM formation and those that undergo Nd:YAG capsulotomies be followed closely in the immediate postoperative period for RD. It is unclear in our series whether pars plana removal of the membrane decreases the likelihood of RD in comparison with Nd:YAG capsulotomy.
Patients were divided into three groups for analysis—the autoimmune group (Stevens-Johnson syndrome, ocular cicatricial pemphigoid, etc), chemical burns group, and non-autoimmune group (herpetic keratitis, pseudophakia/aphakic bullous keratopathy, etc); however, the number of chemical burn patients was small, and these patients were grouped with the non-autoimmune patients. The non-autoimmune group constituted the largest number of patients. The most striking result of the present study is that RD following KPro implantation is more than 4 times more frequent in patients with autoimmune disease (where KPro is generally not recommended) than in non-autoimmune cases. Compared to other series,(3,5,7,10) the present series had a much higher number of patients undergoing KPro implantation for ocular surface disease associated with autoimmune conditions.
This highlights the role that inflammation plays in the development of RD after KPro. Proliferative vitreoretinopathy and vitreoretinal adhesions are sequelae of chronic inflammation and may play a role in causing RD.(6) Our study demonstrates that sterile vitritis after implantation significantly predisposed our patients to RD. The incidence of sterile vitritis in other series was low,(3,5,7) and no cases were reported to be associated with RD. RPM formation, another predisposing factor to RD in our series, has also been attributed to inflammation(14) and associated with autoimmune disease.(15,16) We have demonstrated a strong correlation among the 3 factors most strongly associated with RD after KPro: sterile vitritis, RPM formation, and history of autoimmune disease. Accounting for these correlations, sterile vitritis and indication for surgery (autoimmune vs local disease) appear to be the only factors strongly predictive for development of an RD. Based on our records, administration of intracameral steroids during KPro implantation or periocular steroids in the acute postoperative period in an attempt to control inflammation does not appear to be protective against detachments.
Patients with underlying autoimmune systemic disorders and possibly those that develop sterile vitritis after implantation should be followed closely for RD after keratoprosthetic surgery and warrant close comanagement with a vitreoretinal specialist.
Glaucoma tube shunt placement is a commonly performed surgery in KPro implantation patients.(3,7,16,17) This can be performed before, during, or after implantation. Our study indicates that this can predispose to RD (Figure 2); nevertheless, there is usually no choice but to proceed with the shunt placement in patients with recalcitrant glaucoma after KPro.
Anterior vitrectomy is often performed in conjunction with KPro implantation, especially if the patient is to be left aphakic after the surgery.(3,7) We investigated whether a concomitant anterior vitrectomy could be protective against RD. The premise was that removal of the vitreous might decrease the likelihood that vitreous traction contributed to RD. However, no relationship between concomitant vitrectomy and RD was seen in our series.
The present study represents by far the largest available cohort of RD after KPro. It includes a number of patients from the pioneering days of KPro in the 1990s, when management was still quite uncertain. In addition, a large percentage of patients had autoimmune diseases (>30%), and the cohort of chemical burns was very severe. These factors probably account for our higher RD rate compared with other published series.(5,7,19,21) However, the size of the patient group has allowed us to analyze the risk factors in some depth. Retroprosthetic membrane, leak, autoimmune status, and sterile vitritis were related to increased RD risk. Degree of inflammation was a strong common denominator. Surprisingly, vitrectomy at the time of KPro surgery did not seem to influence the incidence of RD. Our data showed that RD developed in 42% of eyes from patients with autoimmune disease and only 12% of eyes with local conditions during a mean follow-up of 5.4 years. By contrast, other studies have shown much lower RD complication rate.(13,21) Our more recent experience is similar.
This review has taught us the long-term risks of KPro implantation in autoimmune patients and those with severely inflamed eyes. It also illustrates the importance of ongoing collaboration with retina specialists as well as the necessity of continued research on suppression of inflammation. For patient safety it seems reasonable for the moment to advise against routine KPro surgery in patients with autoimmune diseases and uveitis, outside rigorous studies in academic settings.
PubMed was search on December 4, 2015, without language restriction, using the following terms in combination: Boston Keratoprosthesis, retinal detachment, complications, vitreoretinal, and posterior segment.
Presented at the Annual Meeting of the Association for Research in Vision and Ophthalmology, Fort Lauderdale, FL, April 27-May 1, 2008; and at the Annual Meeting of the Association for Research in Vision and Ophthalmology Meeting, Fort Lauderdale, Florida, May 3-7, 2009.
All authors are, or were, full-time employees of Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary (a not-for profit organization), which is the manufacturer of the Boston Keratoprosthesis.
The authors thank Lucy Young, MD, PhD, for her assistance and input in the preparation of this manuscript.
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Brissot de Warville, J.-P. (Jacques-Pierre), 1754-17931
Burke, William, 1730-17981
Clark, J. C. D.1
Gentz, Friedrich von, 1764-18321
Hampsher-Monk, Iain, 1946-1
Hoffman, Ross J. S. (Ross John Swartz), 1902-19791
Klenner, Hermann1
Levack, Paul, 1909-1
Paine, Thomas, 1737-18091
Pocock, J. G. A. (John Greville Agard), 1924-1
Dewey Classification 1
900s - History & Geography 1
940s - History of Europe 1
D - History (General) 8
DA - Great Britain (History) 1
DC - France (History) 7
Reflections on the revolution in France2
France. Convention nationale1
Public opinion1
Correspondence2
Early works to 18001
Revolution, 1789-17996
First Republic, 1792-18041
1. Revolutionary writings : Reflections on the Revolution in France and the first Letter on a Regicide Peace [2014]
Works. Selections
Burke, Edmund, 1729-1797 author.
Book — lxii, 349 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm.
Preface-- Acknowledgements-- Editor's introduction-- Further reading-- Chronology-- Notes-- A note on the texts-- Reflections on the Revolution in France-- The first Letter on a Regicide Peace-- Appendix A (variant reading from A Regicide Peace)-- Index.
Burke's Reflections on the Revolution in France was the first sustained theoretical critique of the French Revolution; and is now recognised as the classic statement of modern conservatism. Reflections surveys the British political culture of traditionalism, gradualism and deference, and contrasts it with the French Revolutionaries' programme of appeal to abstract right, transformational change and popular agency. Ultimately Burke advocated a counterrevolutionary war and the restoration of the French monarchy. This accessible new edition brings together for the first time Burke's first and last published thoughts on the revolution including as it does the first Letter on a Regicide Peace; a work that has contributed to a particular view of international society. Featuring a comprehensive introduction and extensive annotations, Iain Hampsher-Monk's edition helps readers new to Burke to better understand the historical, political and philosophical context behind his writings, and the significance of contemporary and classical allusions.
Cambridge Core
DC150 .B842 2014 Unknown
2. Reflections on the Revolution in France [2001]
Burke, Edmund, 1729-1797.
Stanford, Calif. : Stanford University Press, 2001.
Book — 446 p. ; 25 cm.
Preface-- Abbreviations-- Introduction-- Bibliography-- Reflections on the revolution in France-- Preface-- Part I. The English Constitution and the Revolution of
1688: Part II. The French Revolution: Part III. English Society: Part IV. Contrasting Principles of the French Revolution: Part V. French Society before the Revolution: Part VI. The Expropriation of the French Church: Part VII. The proceedings of the National Assembly: Conclusion-- Appendices-- Index.
The French Revolution is a defining moment in world history, and usually it has been first approached by English-speaking readers through the picture painted of it by Edmund Burke. Reflections on the Revolution in France is a classic work in a range of fields from history through political science to literature, and securely holds its place among the canon of great books. Yet its meaning is still contested and often misunderstood, equally by those who wish to admire or to denigrate Burke for his present-day relevance. This edition aims to locate Burke once again in his contemporary political and intellectual setting. Alone among recent versions, it reprints the text of the first edition of the Reflections, and shows how Burke amended it as his knowledge of the Revolution deepened. It is certain to become the standard edition for scholars and students alike. The editor s Introduction is much more extensive than that of any previous edition. It situates the Reflections in Burke s life and the development of his ideas, the history of English political thought, the debate about the French Revolution, and the debate the book itself inspired. But the Introduction is more than a compendium of information; it is a thoughtful, coherent interpretation of Burke and his book. The editor s notes are also fuller than those of any previous edition, glossing many literary and biblical allusions missed by previous editors. He also supplies an extended note on the text, a biographical guide, and a bibliography, helpfully presented in discursive form.
DC150 .B9 B85 2001 Unknown
3. Über die französische Revolution : Betrachtungen und Abhandlungen [1991]
Berlin: Akademie-Verlag, 1991.
Book — 802 p., ill. ; 20 cm.
SAL3 (off-campus storage)
Status of items at SAL3 (off-campus storage)
DC150 .B835 1991 Available
4. A letter to a member of the National Assembly, 1791 [1791]
Letter from Mr. Burke to a member of the National Assembly.
Oxford [England] ; New York : Woodstock Books, 1990.
Book — 74 p. ; 21 cm.
DC150 .B83 1990 Unknown
Indianapolis, Ind. : Hackett Pub. Co., c1987.
Book — lvii, 236 p. ; 23 cm.
John Pocock's edition of "Burke's Reflections" is two classics in one: "Burke's Reflections" and "Pocock's Reflections on Burke and the Eighteenth Century".
DC150 .B83 1987 Unavailable Checked out - Overdue
6. Burke's politics; selected writings and speeches on reform, revolution and war [1949]
[1st ed.] - New York, A. A. Knopf, 1949.
Book — xxxvii, 536, x p. port. 22 cm.
SAL1&2 (on-campus shelving), SAL3 (off-campus storage)
Status of items at SAL1&2 (on-campus shelving)
SAL1&2 (on-campus shelving)
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942.073 .B951H Available
DA506 .B85 1949 Available
7. Deux lettres addressées à un membre du Parlement actuel, [electronic resource] : Sur les propositions de paix avec le directoire régicide de France. Par le très-Hon. Edmund Burke. Traduites en Français par M. Peltier [1796]
Thoughts on the prospect of a regicide peace. French
Londres : De l'imprimerie de Baylis, 15, Greville-Street, Holborn. Imprimé pour M. Peltier, 231, Piccadilly. Se trouve chez lui; Chez Dulau & Co. Libraires, Wardour-Street, 107; Debrett, Piccadilly; & les marchands de nouveautés, Publié le 7 Novémbre1796.
Book — [2], iii, [1], 125[i.e.225], [1]p. ; 8⁰.
find.galegroup.com Eighteenth Century Collections Online
8. Two classics of the French Revolution [1989]
New York : Anchor Books, 1989.
Reflections on the revolution in France / Edmund Burke
The rights of man / Thomas Paine.
Many attempts have been made to refute Burke's attack on the French Revolution, of which none was more famous than Paine's The Rights of Man. Here in one volume are both brilliant works.
DC150 .T85 1989 Unknown
9. J.P. Brissot, deputy of Eure and Loire, to his constituents, on the situation of the National Convention : on the influence of the anarchists, and the evils it has caused, and on the necessity of annihilating that influence in order to save the Republic [1794]
J.P. Brissot, député du département d'Eure et Loire, à ses commettans, sur la situation de la Convention nationale. English
Brissot de Warville, J.-P. (Jacques-Pierre), 1754-1793.
Dublin : Printed by P. Byrne, Grafton-Street, 1794.
Book — [2], xxiii, [1], 84 p. 21 cm.
TAN-0859 In-library use
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Joseph Pulitzer
Joseph Pulitzer (April 10, 1847 – October 29, 1911), was a Hungarian-born American journalist. Pulitzer was born in Makó, Hungary, immigrated to the United States, and became an American newspaper man and journalist. The Pulitzer Prizes, first awarded in 1917, were provisions in Pulitzer's will.
Pulitzer (pronounced "pull-it-ser") immigrated to the United States in 1864, where he served in the American Civil War. He then settled in St. Louis, Missouri, where in 1868 he began working for a German-language daily newspaper, the Westliche Post. He joined the Republican Party and was elected to the Missouri State Assembly in 1869. In 1872, Pulitzer purchased the Post for $3,000. Then, in 1878, he bought the St. Louis Dispatch for $2,700 and merged the two papers, which became the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, which remains St. Louis' daily newspaper.
A wealthy man by 1883, Pulitzer purchased the New York World, a newspaper that had been losing $40,000 a year, for $346,000 from Jay Gould. Pulitzer shifted its focus to human-interest stories, scandal, and sensationalism. In 1885, the same year he would be elected to the U.S. House of Representatives, he recruited Richard F. Outcault to draw cartoons based on life in the slums, and circulation reached 600,000--from a circulation of 15,000 when he bought the paper--making it the largest newspaper in the country. In 1887, he recruited the famous investigative journalist Nellie Bly.
The editor of the rival New York Sun attacked Pulitzer in print, calling him in 1890 "The Jew who abandoned his religion" (Pulitzer's father was Jewish, while his mother was Roman Catholic and his wife, Kate Davis, was Episcopalian). The move, intended to alienate Pulitzer's Jewish readership, caused Pulitzer's already failing health to deteriorate rapidly and he resigned his editorship, although he maintained financial control of his newspapers.
In 1895, William Randolph Hearst purchased the New York Journal, which led to a journalism war between Pulitzer's World and Hearst's Journal. This competition with Hearst, particularly the coverage before and during the Spanish-American War, linked Pulitzer's name with yellow journalism. In 1896, the World began a color supplement, an innovation at the time.
After the World exposed a fraudulent payment of $40 million by the United States to the French Panama Canal Company in 1909, Pulitzer was indicted for libeling Theodore Roosevelt and J. P. Morgan. The courts dismissed the indictments, in a victory for freedom of the press.
In 1892, Pulitzer offered Columbia University's president, Seth Low, money to set up the world's first school of journalism. The university initially turned down the money, evidently unimpressed by Pulitzer's unscrupulous character. In 1902, Columbia's new president Nicholas Murray Butler was more receptive to the plan for a school and prizes, but it would not be until after Pulitzer's death that this dream would be fulfilled. Pulitzer left the university $2 million in his will, which led to the creation in 1912 of the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism, but by then the first school of journalism had been created at the University of Missouri. Columbia's Graduate School of Journalism remains one of the most prestigious in the world.
Joseph Pulitzer died aboard his yacht in the harbor of Charleston, South Carolina in 1911. He is interred in the Woodlawn Cemetery in The Bronx, New York. In 1917, the first Pulitzer Prizes were awarded, in accordance with Pulitzer's wishes.de:Joseph Pulitzer it:Joseph Pulitzer ja:ジョーゼフ・ピューリツァー ru:Пулитцер, Джозеф
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package org.apache.taverna.workflowmodel.impl;

import static org.junit.Assert.assertEquals;
import static org.junit.Assert.assertFalse;
import static org.junit.Assert.assertSame;
import static org.junit.Assert.assertTrue;
import org.apache.taverna.workflowmodel.Edit;
import org.apache.taverna.workflowmodel.Edits;
import org.apache.taverna.workflowmodel.Processor;
import org.apache.taverna.workflowmodel.ProcessorOutputPort;

import org.junit.Before;
import org.junit.BeforeClass;
import org.junit.Test;

public class RemoveProcessorOutputPortEditTest {
	private static Edits edits;

	@BeforeClass
	public static void createEditsInstance() {
		edits = new EditsImpl();
	}

	private Processor processor;
	private ProcessorOutputPort outputPort;
	private Edit<Processor> removeProcessorOutputPortEdit;

	@Before
	public void setup() throws Exception {
		processor = edits.createProcessor("test");
		outputPort = edits.createProcessorOutputPort(processor, "port", 1,1);
		edits.getAddProcessorOutputPortEdit(processor, outputPort).doEdit();
		removeProcessorOutputPortEdit = edits.getRemoveProcessorOutputPortEdit(processor,outputPort);
	}

	@Test
	public void testDoEdit() throws Exception {
		assertFalse(removeProcessorOutputPortEdit.isApplied());
		Processor p = removeProcessorOutputPortEdit.doEdit();
		assertTrue(removeProcessorOutputPortEdit.isApplied());
		assertSame(p,processor);
		assertEquals(0,processor.getOutputPorts().size());
	}

	@Test
	public void testSubject() throws Exception {
		assertSame(processor,removeProcessorOutputPortEdit.getSubject());
		removeProcessorOutputPortEdit.doEdit();
		assertSame(processor,removeProcessorOutputPortEdit.getSubject());
	}
}


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'Freedom in Exile' tells the story of the Dalai Lama's life through turbulent times and gives a fascinating account of what Tibet was like before and after invasion by the People's Republic of China.
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In 'Freedom in Exile' the Dalai Lama's describes the Bylakuppe refugee camp as he found it in 1961: – 'On 1 February 1960, the first settlers arrived at Bylakuppe in Mysore State. I heard later that when they saw the land, many of the refugees broke down and cried. The task before them seemed so immense. They had been supplied with tents and basic equipment, but apart from this, their only resource was such determination as they could bring to bear.
During the early part of 1961, I paid my first visit to the new settlement at Bylakuppe. On arrival, I found the settlers all to be very dark and thin. I saw immediately why they had been so pessimistic. The camp consisted of nothing but a few tents on the edge of a forest and, although the countryside was just as beautiful as I remembered it from my pilgrimage, the land itself did not look promising. Moreover, the heat from the burning debris, combined with the heat from the sun, was almost unbearable.
The settlers had made a special tent for me with bamboo walls and a canvas roof. But even though it was well made, it was no proof against the terrible dust thrown up by the clearing process. Every day, a thick cloud of smoke and soot hung over the whole area. At night it would settle slowly, penetrating every tiny opening, so that in the morning you woke up covered in a fine layer of powder. Because of these conditions morale was very low.'
The group from Mysore helped the Tibetans adjust to the hot climate, farm on the arid plain and to set up healthcare and education for their community.
'Freedom in Exile' covers the life history of the Dalai Lama from the time when he was 'discovered' after the death of the previous Dalai Lama .
Before his third birthday, the boy Dalai Lama was taken to live in the community of Buddhist monks. His eager sense of adventure was harnessed by his mentors as they educated him on Buddhist philosophy in the monastery. When in 1950 the eastern region of Tibet was invaded by the People's Liberation Army of China, the 15-year-old Dalai Lama had only the Buddhist teachings to guide him on the defence of his country.
After four years he made the dangerous journey out of Tibet, to live in the heart of Maoist regime in Peking, hoping to persuade them to give Tibet back to the Tibetans. On return to Tibet he tried to peacefully restrain the excesses of the invader, but to no avail.
'Freedom in Exile' is an honest and thought-provoking account from a person, ordinary in many ways, but set up through a quirk of fate to lead a nation. It gives insights of the Buddhist way of life and shows faith kept alive against all odds.
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With over 30 enthusiasts turning out for the inaugural meeting of the Golden Gears Car Club on February 16, organizers are confident that interest in cars, car mechanics, car shows and vintage automobiles is high in South Dundas.
Named for the original Golden Gears Club, which used to meet in the 60's at Chuck's Esso (present day Stinson's), this Club has been organized by long time car enthusiasts Brian Erratt, Jeff Beaupre and Henry Swank.
At this first gathering, Swank stressed that the club will be properly established with by-laws, a constitution, a board, an executive and activities, events and program organizers.
Erratt discussed cruise nights and building camaraderie in the club through group tours and car rallies.
Beaupre introduced five members of the original Golden Gears: Wayne (Chick) Barkley, Paul Judson, Mac Casselman, Arnie Fader and Wayne Barkley. They shared a lot of memories of the old days, of drag races and parades and charity work.
The reborn Golden Gears Car Club welcomes any and all area car lovers (over 18) to come out to their next meeting, Wednesday, February 29, at the Iroquois Legion, at 7:30 p.m., to share ideas and a common passion for the automobile.
Owing a car is not a necessity for membership. Real enthusiasm for cars is all that is needed.


Swapping the crocodiles of Australia for the Gators of SF State has proven to be a good decision for standout forward Damien Rance.
The Gators are undefeated through their first five games, but perhaps more important for the freshman economics major is the realization of a basketball dream that began in his hometown of Melbourne, Australia.
Rance left Melbourne and traveled to the U.S. by himself after his sophomore year of high school. Before he committed to playing for SF State, Rance played his last two years of high school basketball at Pope John XXIII Regional High School in New Jersey.
According to head men's basketball coach Paul Trevor, after high school, lower-level Division I teams on the East Coast were recruiting Rance, but he chose to commit to SF State.
"We were in pretty hard on him, so that was the major reason why we were lucky to get a guy at his caliber," Trevor said.
A large part of Rance's commitment to SF State was because of his longstanding relationship with the Gators third-year assistant coach Vince Inglima. The two met when Rance was 13 and Inglima was playing professional basketball in Australia.
According to Inglima, it's a story that a lot of the athletic community doesn't know about.
Inglima noted from his first impression of Rance that he had a lot of potential.
Rance has already made significant contributions for the undefeated Gators through the first four games of the season, according to Trevor and Inglima. The player is averaging seven points per game in 15.5 minutes of playing time, while shooting 61.1 percent.
Rance said his teammates welcomed him with open arms, and now they are like family to him.
Rance also said the close relationship with his teammates sparks friendly jokes.
As for his future plans for basketball, Rance said he hopes to continue playing after SF State.
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THE morning after pill has been hitting headlines recently.
The emergency contraception has been under the spotlight over the last few days as The British Pregnancy Advisory Service (BPAS) have been campaigning for pharmacies to reduce the cost of the pill.
Health and beauty giants Boots previously refused to drop the price of the £26-£29 hormone-based tablet, reasoning that it was "incentivising inappropriate use".
After receiving backlash for their comment, with MP Yvette Cooper telling them Twitter: "This is patronising and pathetic - keeping emergency contraception price too high cos you don't trust women and are scared of critics," the high street retailers later apologised.
So in the heat of the debate, we went back to basics to answer those questions all women have asked themselves about the emergency contraceptive pill.
To help us get the low-down, we spoke to Dr Dawn Harper, who is best known for her time on Channel 4's Embarrassing Bodies.
She's also worked on TV show Born Naughty? and treated patients both within the private sector and with the NHS. She's also published plentiful medical care books. Hence, she knows a thing or two.
Here's what she broke down for us.
"I think it's very safe, and it''s certainly a lot safer than having an unwanted pregnancy.
"The hormone in the morning after pill (progestin) is actually very safe. The main hormone we worry about is estrogen, as it's been linked to breast cancer risk and heart disease, but estrogen isn't found in emergency contraception. "
Is it bad for the body to take it more than once?
Dr Harper explained: "Again, the emergency contraception pill is very safe, it's just that it's not designed to be taken regularly. It's a very high dose of hormone which could be avoided.
"And even for yourself — just think of the stress that can be avoided by finding a contraception that works for you."
She explained that if you find yourself needing to take it more than once within a window of a few years, it's worth chatting things over with your GP or a family planning clinic to find a longer term contraception that works for you.
Dt Harper explained: "Lots of women think it's the contraceptive pill or nothing. Thinking about some women's chaotic lifestyles, from shift work to travelling a lot, we get that taking a pill at the same time daily doesn't work for them."
She explains that from implants to injections, there's so much long-active reversible contraceptives out there that are highly effective to choose from.
The famous doctor assured it is very effective, and explained: "It's important to remember that we've sort of moved away for the term morning after pill in the medical world now.
"It doesn't roll off the tongue, but we call it post coital contraception.The reason behind this is to remind people it doesn't have to b taken only in the morning, there's a much longer (72 hours) window.
"But it is more effective the sooner someone takes it," Dr Dawn concludes.


Enjoy a stroll around the delightful Ardwell Estate on a public footpath from the parking and picnic area at Chapel Rossan Bay, just south of the village of Ardwell, on the A716 in the Rhins of Galloway. There is a large walled garden just off-route, with plants for sale during the season.
Information for Dog Owners: dogs must remain on the leash to avoid disturbing wildfowl on the loch.
A nice gentle, hidden gem of a walk. The lake seems to be popular for fishing. Paths are straightforward to follow and nice view of Ardwell House along the route too.


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A bright sunny day greeted us on our second day in Kyoto. Just perfect weather to spend the whole day exploring southern and northern Higashiyama area. Our first two stops for the day were Tofokuji Temple and Fushimi Inari Shrine.
How to get there: Get off at JR Tofokuji Station from JR Nara line, follow the crowd to Tofokuji temple, walk for about 10 to 15 minutes.
Despite the peak season, I was glad to see that there was no queue in the ticket booth. We got our entrance tickets to Tofokuji temple in just a few minutes. Yey!
Here is the Tofokuji temple facade near the ticket booth.
Inside, the trees in the main area were predominantly yellow. Lots of leaves could be seen in the ground as these were washed from the trees due to yesterday's rain. The view could have been a lot better had it not rained yesterday.
Tofokuji temple was super jam-packed with people today. At one point, we were squeezed like sardines but good thing there was no shoving and no pushing. I managed to get some great photos though.
We only spent an hour in Tofokuji temple and headed to our next stop – Fushimi Inari Shrine.
How to get there: Get off at JR Inari Station along JR Nara Line. Fushimi Inari Shrine is just across JR Inari station.
The big Torii gate of Fushimi Inari diagonally across JR Inari Station. The place looks deserted since most of people are in Tofokuji enjoying view of autumn foliage.
Shinto temple inside Fushimi Inari. Orange is a very powerful color in Japan similar to the symbolism of red color in China.
Drinking area in the temple.
It's said that washing hands and drinking water here will bring some ritual cleansing.
Locals ringing bells in the shrine as part of their prayer ritual.
Honestly, I did not have any idea why there were numerous fox statues within Fushimi Inari Shrine. I did a quick google search today and found that the fox symbolizes the God of Rice.
There were thousands of Torii gates along the hiking trail to the top.
Fortunately, we saw a little restaurant in the middle of the hiking trail, just in time when our stomachs started to growl for lunch.
Nice Japanese interior with Tatami mats.
I ordered tempura udon for 700 yen (USD 7.00). It was nice feeling to eat hot noodles especially during a cold autumn day.
My mom ordered Tofu udon which costs 600 yen (USD 6.00).
I love the inari sushi which consists of 6 rice triangles covered with tofu skin. Love it's sweet taste! The inari sushi costs 700 yen (USD 7.00). Unfortunately, we did not get the chance to get the name of the restaurant but I'm sure you will pass by here when you hike in Fushimi Inari. The food was good and prices were reasonable. I still vividly remember the local Japanese man sitting beside our table sipping his bowl of noodles noisily. In Japanese customs, this is a sign of yummy food.
After our hearty lunch, we continued our hike to the top.
Finally we reached the top of Fushimi Inari Shrine, what a lovely view of Kyoto city proper! Now I know our 1+ hour hike to the top was well worth it!


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Lars-Thomas Ardenfors, född 14 oktober 1967 i Norrköpings Östra Eneby församling, är en svensk pastor och politiker.

Thomas Ardenfors är son till pingstprofilen Jack-Tommy Ardenfors och Margareta, ogift Ericson, samt dotterson till pastor Axel Ericson.

Han var en av grundarna till Stockholm Karisma Center år 1996, där bland andra Carola Häggkvist var medlem. Man hade som mål att samla 20 000 stockholmare till år 2020. Efter stora ekonomiska problem begärde församlingen sig själv i konkurs i april 2005. Vid det laget hade pastorerna redan hoppat av och skulderna uppgick till över 12 miljoner kronor.

När den tidigare pastorn Thomas Ardenfors ställde upp i TV3:s Från koja till slott lät inte reaktionerna vänta på sig från medlemmarna i den nedlagda församlingen..

Ardenfors är kommunpolitiker i Sollentuna Kommun för Moderaterna och är ordförande i Sollentunas Natur- och tekniknämnd (NTN), samt ordförande i Sollentuna Kommunfastigheter AB (SKAB).

År 2015 utkom Ardenfors med boken En extra plats i hjärtat – att ta hand om någon annans barn. I samband med detta medverkade han och hustrun i TV där de berättade om hur det är att vara familjehem.

Thomas Ardenfors är sedan 1990 gift med Susanne Petersson (född 1963).

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Around 50 years ago Hollywood considered 3D films could be widespread, with millions of cinema goers having fun with three dimensional motion pictures by the the late 1960's. The MovieMaking Course of is a simultaneous learning and instructing device that includes human development with the most effective of as we speak's digital technology. In comparison to standard gadgets and gear, future technology information states that ultramodern devices are extra workable and powerful of their performance.
3D video games are actually incredibly easy to do, as all the data required to figure out where each object is in 3D space is held proper on the computer and will be processed in real time. Based on it, educational technology is a systematic method of designing, finishing up and evaluating the entire technique of educating and learning when it comes to specific objectives based on analysis.
Software, computer systems, technology itself, are tools and artistic people all the time use instruments, effectively, more creatively. The truth is to outlive, these companies had to morph oftentimes into one thing totally completely different and in the event that they had been lucky they may reap the benefits of derivatives of their unique technology.
Our students are academically focused, but they all the time find time to organize a volleyball game, play Frisbee on the lawn, engage in a friendly tug of warfare competition, and so much extra. Anaglyph technology used 3d glasses with 2 completely different colour lenses that would direct a picture to each eye.
This adult gorilla makes use of a department as a walking persist with gauge the water's depth, an instance of technology utilization by non-human primates. So, that is how our life has changed due to technical help and we are able to easily promote our business very quickly.


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import requests, json, GeodesignHub
import shapelyHelper
import logging, config
from shapely.geometry.base import BaseGeometry
from shapely.geometry import shape, mapping, shape, asShape
from shapely.geometry import MultiPolygon, MultiPoint, MultiLineString
from shapely import speedups
import shapelyHelper

class ConstraintsClipper():
	''' A class to conduct basic (6) GIS operations during copy diagrams. '''

	def genFeature(self, geom, allGeoms, errorCounter):
		try:
			curShape = asShape(geom)
			allGeoms.append(curShape)
		except Exception as e:
			logging.error(explain_validity(curShape))
			errorCounter+=1
		return allGeoms, errorCounter

	def clipToConstraints(self, constraints, diaggeoms):
		constraintGeoms = []
		finalGeoms = []
		diagGeoms = []
		for curFeature in constraints['features']:
			if curFeature['properties']['areatype'] =='constraints':
				constraintGeoms, errorCounter = self.genFeature(curFeature['geometry'],allGeoms=constraintGeoms, errorCounter=0)

		for curFeature in diaggeoms['features']:
			diagGeoms, errorCounter = self.genFeature(curFeature['geometry'],allGeoms=diagGeoms, errorCounter=0)

		for curDiagGeom in diagGeoms:
			for constraintGeom in constraintGeoms:
				d = curDiagGeom.intersects(constraintGeom)
				if d:

					d = curDiagGeom.intersection(constraintGeom)
					d= json.loads(shapelyHelper.export_to_JSON(d))

					if (d['type']=='MultiPolygon'):
						for curCoords in d['coordinates']:
							f = {}
							f['type']= 'Feature'
							f['properties']= {}
							f['geometry']= {'type':'Polygon', 'coordinates':curCoords}
							finalGeoms.append(f)

					else:
						scf = {}
						scf['type']= 'Feature'
						scf['properties']= {}
						scf['geometry']= d
						finalGeoms.append(scf)

		return finalGeoms

if __name__ == "__main__":
	firstAPIHelper = GeodesignHub.GeodesignHubClient(url = config.apisettings['serviceurl'], project_id=config.apisettings['projectid'], token=config.apisettings['apitoken'])
	r1 = firstAPIHelper.get_constraints()
	firstDiagID = 58 # diagram to be clipped to constraints.
	r2 = firstAPIHelper.get_diagram(firstDiagID)

	if r1.status_code == 200:
		op = json.loads(r1.text)
		constraints = op['geojson']

	if r2.status_code == 200:
		op = json.loads(r2.text)
		diaggeoms = op['geojson']

	myConstraintsClipper = ConstraintsClipper()
	choppedFeatures = myConstraintsClipper.clipToConstraints(constraints, diaggeoms)

	# print len(choppedFeatures)

	for curFeat in choppedFeatures:
		tmpGJ = {'type':'FeatureCollection', 'features': [curFeat]}
		targetReqID= 13
		# print json.dumps(tmpGJ)
		upload = firstAPIHelper.post_as_diagram(geoms = tmpGJ, projectorpolicy= 'project',featuretype = 'polygon', description= 'Chopped Corridoor', reqid = targetReqID)
		print upload.text


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August Weckbecker (* 28. Mai 1888 in Münstermaifeld; † 13. September 1939 in München) war ein deutscher Bildhauer, Maler, Glasmaler und Professor.

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August Weckbecker war ein Sohn des Kaufmanns Johann Peter Weckbecker und dessen Ehefrau Helena geborene Alt. Geboren wurde er, wie sein etwas jüngerer Bruder Karl, in Münstermaifeld, doch schon bald zog die Familie nach Lorch am Rhein. Hier kamen sein Bruder Johannes (* 4. Juli 1892) (dieser wurde später Regierungsdirektor) und seine Schwester Anna Maria (* 1. Dezember 1893) zur Welt. In Lorch verbrachte er die früheste Kindheit und Jugend bis ins Erwachsenenalter, hier besuchte er die Volksschule und wechselte dann zur Realschule in Geisenheim.
Schon als Kind bastelte und schnitzte er gerne. Immer wieder studierte und bewunderte er stundenlang die sakralen, plastischen Kunstwerke, besonders den Schnitzaltar, der gotischen St. Martinskirche in seiner Heimatstadt Lorch. Nach Abschluss der Schule begann er, gedrängt durch den Vater, eine Kaufmannslehre. Nur wenige Monate hielt er es aus, dann er zog heimlich nach Aulhausen zu einem Steinbildhauer. Notgedrungen akzeptierte schließlich der Vater die unbändige Begeisterung für die Kunst und beließ August in der Bildhauerlehre. Mit seinen hier erworbenen Fähigkeiten gelang ihm bereits, ein in Marmor gemeißeltes Kinderköpfchen, dass ihm durch Vorlage den "Einjährigen" beim Militär einbrachte, den er dann später 1911/12 abdiente.
1908 zog die Familie von Lorch nach Wiesbaden. Ein Jahr später kam der 21-jährige August schließlich nach München, dort an der Kunstgewerbeschule bereitete er sich für das Studium an der Akademie der bildenden Künste vor. Er arbeitete in der "Bildhauer Naturschule" bei Professor Balthasar Schmitt. Später besuchte er ebenfalls bei ihm die "Komponierschule für christliche Kunst (Plastik)". Er besuchte die Vorlesungen bei Berthold Riehl und Fritz Burger über Kunstgeschichte und war eingeschriebener Gasthörer bei den überfüllten Hauptvorlesungen von Heinrich Wölfflin. Im Studienhospiz in der Königinstraße lernte er seine künftige Gattin, Ottilie Schönenberger, eine Tochter des Präfekten Johann Schönenberger (* 1849; † 1922) aus Zug in der Schweiz, die hier am Münchner Musikkonservatorium studierte, kennen. Sein Bruder Karl war 1913 in Limburg an der Lahn zum Priester geweiht worden. Karl, mit dem August zeitlebens immer innig verbunden war, traute das junge Künstlerpaar am 8. November 1915 in Zug. Wohnung nahm man in München in der Königinstraße. Wegen eines Herzleidens wurde August Weckbecker vom Kriegsdienst verschont, es hinderte ihn aber nicht, sich als Künstler weiterzuentwickeln. Er wollte als universaler Künstler auf allen Gebieten der bildenden Kunst tätig sein, nicht nur als Bildhauer und Schnitzer auch als Architekt, Graphiker und Maler. Als begnadeter Autodidakt brachte er sich die entsprechenden Fertigkeiten selbst bei. Zahlreiche seiner hervorragenden Gemälde beweisen seine große Malkunst.

Als frommer Christ ließ sich August Weckbecker 1915/16 in St. Ottilien als Oblate des Hl. Benedikt aufnehmen, er redete aber nie darüber. Von 1915 bis November 1918 hatte er das Meisterschüleratelier an der Akademie inne, mietete aber bereits im Frühjahr 1916 im Atelierhaus Köcket ein eigenes Atelier. Hier sammelten sich schon bald einige bedeutende Frühwerke. Viele prominente Gäste interessierten sich für seine Arbeiten und besuchten Weckbecker in seinem Atelier, so auch König Ludwig III., der ihm bei dieser Gelegenheit den Professorentitel verlieh, oder Eugenio Pacelli, der spätere Papst Pius XII. Hochgestellte Persönlichkeiten gehörten fortan zu seinen Kunden und Gönnern. 1920 saß ihm sogar Papst Benedikt XV. in Rom geduldig Modell für eine Bronzebüste. 1922 konnte Weckbecker in München ein großes Wohnhaus in der Nähe des Siegestores in der Kaulbachstraße 63 a erwerben. Daran wurde bald ein Atelier angebaut.

Studien- und Auftragsreisen führten ihn 1924/25 nach Spanien, Paris, London, Irland und mehrmals nach Italien. 1925 bekam er von König Alfons XIII.  persönlich einen hohen spanischen Orden am Halsband verliehen. Distanz hielt Weckbecker zu den neuen Machthabern des III. Reiches. 1937 musste August Weckbecker wegen seiner Herzschwäche fünf Wochen lang fest liegen. 1938 nahm er demonstrativ an der großen Münchner Fronleichnamsprozession teil. Er gehört zu den fotografierten und päpstlich ausgezeichneten, prominenten, bekenntnismutigen Teilnehmern. Am 25. August 1938 starb plötzlich sein geliebter Bruder Karl durch einen Unfall in Hattenheim, wo er seit 1927 als Pfarrer tätig war und bis heute wegen seiner großen Mildtätigkeit unvergessen ist. Der plötzliche Tod des Bruders und der Ausbruch des II. Weltkrieges ein Jahr später haben sein Herz scheinbar so weit geschwächt, dass August Weckbecker am 13. September 1939, erst 51-jährig, an einem Herzinfarkt starb.

Beerdigt wurde er zunächst auf dem Waldfriedhof (München). Durch Vermittlung seiner Frau wurde er schon bald (30. November 1939) in die Gruft der Grafen von Montgelas, in die Hl Kreuzkapelle bei Schloss Egglkofen überführt. 1916 /17 war diese Kapelle nach Weckbeckers Plänen errichtet und die gesamte Ausstattung von ihm gestaltet worden. Wie angesehen der Künstler in seiner Zeit war, lässt sich daran ermessen, dass auch hochgestellte Würdenträger wie z. B. Kardinal Michael von Faulhaber  oder Papst Pius XII bei seinem plötzlichen, frühen Ableben betroffen kondolierten.

Ehrungen
 Ernennung zum Ritter des Ordens des Hl. Gregor, 1934
 Kgl. Span. Akademie für Kunst und Wissenschaft: Ernennung zum korrespondierenden Mitglied, 1925

Mitgliedschaften
 Akademie der Bildenden Künste München
 Real Academia Hispano Americana
 Münchner Künstlergenossenschaft
 Verein für christliche Kunst in München e.V.
 Görres-Gesellschaft
 Gesellschaft von Freunden und Förderern der Universität München
 Kunstverein München e.V.
 Kunstwissenschaftliche Gesellschaft e.V.
 Reichsverband bildender Künstler Deutschlands
 Deutsche Gesellschaft für christliche Kunst München
 Katholische deutsche Studentenverbindungen Langobardia München und Trifels München
 Diverse katholische Vereinigungen (u. a. Schweizer Messbund, Katholisches Kasino, Katholischer Akademikerverein München e.V., Katholischer Preßverein für Bayern e.V., Verein Akademisch Gebildeter Katholiken Münchens)

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Maler (Deutschland)
Bildhauer (Deutschland)
Glasmaler (Deutschland)
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Geboren 1888
Gestorben 1939
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Crossref and DataCite support content-negotiated DOIs via their respective DOIs. Learn more about content negotiation.
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Па́м'ятник гва́рдії полко́вникові Фра́нцу Андрі́йовичу Гринке́вичу встановлений на могилі Франца Андрійовича Гринкевича й знаходиться в Ворошиловському районі Донецька, у сквері Театральної площі.

Пам'ятник являє собою танк, встановлений на високому постаменті.

Франц Андрійович Гринкевич командував 32-й гвардійською танковою бригадою, що у вересні 1943 року звільняла Донецьк. В одному з боїв Гринкевич був смертельно поранений і вмер 11 жовтня 1943 року в селі Харькове Запорізької області. Танкісти поховали його в центрі Донецька, на могилі зробили постамент з фотографією свого командира і своїми руками втягли на могилу бойовий танк Т-34 на якому воював Гринкевич. Франц Гринкевич нагороджений трьома орденами Червоної Зірки, Червогоно Прапора і Вітчизняної війни. Останній орден одержав незадовго до своєї смерті.

В 1964 році на могилі з'явилися високий гранітний постамент і мармурові плити з відлитого з металу написом «Вічна слава героям, що впали в боях за волю й незалежність нашої Батьківщини. 1941—1945». Якийсь час на новому постаменті стояв старий танк, але потім він був замінений на більше сучасний танк Т-34-85, а бойовий танк Гринкевича перемістили у двір Краєзнавчого музею, що тоді розташовувався в одному будинку з Бібліотекою імені Крупської. В 1972 році танк разом з музеєм переїхав в інше місце й до 2010 року стояв перед фасадом краєзнавчого музею, що виходить на вулицю Челюскінців. У 2010 році танк був відправлений на майданчик військової техніки до монумента «Твоїм визволителям, Донбас». Співробітники музею влаштували врочисті проводи танку під «Прощання слов'янки».

На міських святкових заходах присвячених Дню Перемоги до пам'ятника Гринкевичу покладають квіти. У Донецьку ім'ям Гринкевича, крім того ще названий проспект.

У цьому ж сквері знаходиться пам'ятник іншому визволителеві Донбасу — генерал-лейтенанту Кузьмі Акимовичу Гурову.

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 Панорама:Перетинання з ін. Гурова Могила Гринкевича Ф. А. (танк)
 Могила Ф. А. Гринкевича
 Фото першого пам'ятника Гринкевичу
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Man guilty of negligent homicide denied request for reduced sentence
An Oahu man found guilty of negligent homicide earlier this year has been denied his request for a reduced sentence.
Scott Ebert, a military reserve member, was first sentenced back in August, for slamming into a police officer's car on the freeway in January 2012, killing the officer.
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Ebert is currently serving a year in prison.
Library requests $1 million for security measures
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Now lawmakers are asked to put up an extra $1 million to keep library users and staff safe.


Every superhero must face some kind of adversity--after all, a superhero wouldn't be super if nothing stood in his way. As we see in the newly released Iron Man 3 trailer, "Tony Stark/ Iron Man" will continue to face more adversity in the upcoming film through a new villain.
While the man in the body armor standing over Stark (Robert Downey Jr.) remains unknown, all signs suggest that it's his arch nemesis The Mandarin, who will be played by Ben Kingsley, or one of his evil allies.
If the latest Iron Man film is aligned with the comic book on which it is based, the man in what appears to be Iron Man's armor is Harold "Happy" Hogan (Jon Favreau), who The Mandarin teleports into Iron Man's home to battle him.
As the back-and-forth continues between Iron Man and the pesky villain, we also see in the trailer that against his wishes to keep his wife, "the one thing [he] can't live without," out of harm's way are thwarted by The Mandarin, who holds his wife (Gwyneth Paltrow) hostage.
Check out the action-filled trailer in the video above. Marvel's Iron Man 3 is schedule for release on May 3, 2013.


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European Medical Alliance
» Aging and Geriatrics
Similarities and Differences Between WS and Aging
Last Updated on Fri, 27 Feb 2015 | Aging and Geriatrics
Werner's Syndrome is an inherited disease with clinical symptoms (forming a syndrome) that resemble premature aging (87). Early susceptibility to a number of major age-related diseases is a key feature of this disorder. Principal WS features include shortness of stature; senile appearance; cataracts and graying of the hair beginning at 20 to 30 years; skin changes (i.e., tautness, atrophy or thickening, ulceration) designated as scleroderma; joint deformities, soft-tissue calcifications and osteoporosis; atrophy of muscles and connective tissue; early cessation of menstruation; and increased incidence of neoplasms. Most of these conditions occur in aging as well but at a later age and with more or less severity (85).
The gene responsible for WS (known as WRN) is located on the short arm of chromosome 8. The predicted protein (1432 amino acids in length) shows significant similarities to DNA helicases (the enzymes capable of unwinding the DNA double helix). Four mutations in WS patients have been identified, one of the four was found in the homozygous state in 60% of Japanese WS patients examined. The identification of a mutated putative helicase as the gene product of the WS gene suggests that defective DNA metabolism is involved in the precociously aging WS patients (25).
Among some of the major differences between WS and aging is the type of inheritance—universal, multifactorial in aging, and autosomal-recessive in Werner's. Further, there is a high incidence of hypertension in aging but not in WS; the presence of dementia and other degenerative disorders of the central nervous system occur in aging but not in WS. The occurrence of soft-tissue calcifications is uncommon in aging but common in WS.
These differences are sufficient to justify the statement that WS is not merely a process of premature or accelerated aging. Rather, WS may be viewed as a "caricature" of aging. Both WS and aging may represent the result of generalized metabolic processes or aberrations thereof. Indeed, the overlap between the two entities is not surprising inasmuch as the various tissues of the human organism have only a limited repertoire of reactions to genetic abnormalities and environmental insults. Irrespective of similarities or differences, a study of the features of WS and aging will conceivably be useful in achieving an understanding of both.
The etiology of WS remains obscure, but among the several causes proposed, neuroendocrinologic dysfunction is supported by the occurrence of stunted growth, failure of gonadal maturation, and diabetes, either singly or in combination. However, the phenotypes observed in the affected individuals may result from mechanisms related to aging processes. If this is so, it could be inferred that cell autonomous functions dictate the pace of aging, at least in some organs and tissues. Further investigations of the WRN protein may reveal why particular systems and organs are differentially affected with aging (87).
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Artist drops out of Festival line-up, states "I don't need a sympathy pedestal"
If there's one person disappointed with Moogfest's lineup for next year, it's definitely Caroline Polachek.
As reported previously via Pitchfork, the former Chairlift vocalist took to Twitter yesterday to voice her displeasure regarding the festival's phase one announcement, which includes performances by artists such as SOPHIE, Fawks, Jamila Woods, and Gavin Rayna Russom of LCD Soundsystem.
We apologize for reframing you in a way that takes focus off of your artistry and talent and we regret that you will no longer be taking part in Moogfest 2018.
Today's lineup announcement was inspired by and coincided with Always On, a celebration of voices that are traditionally underrepresented. Our intention is to showcase an initial lineup that further amplifies those voices while supporting others in a way that challenges the manner in which festival lineups are typically presented.
We believe that using our platform to center women, non-binary and transgender people is an important tool to combat the erasure and invisibility that can occur when these identities are kept on the periphery. Please know that no musician was booked for Moogfest for any reason other than their own unique artistry, and today's announcement is just phase one of our 2018 lineup. As always, the full Moogfest artist roster will be a diverse lineup of talented performers across a wide spectrum of gender, culture and politics.
Thank you for your honest expression. Thank you for your willingness to hold us to a higher standard. Thank you for starting this conversation.
PS. Moogfest is not curated by a man, it's curated by a diverse group of people that work together as a team. There is not a single person, nor a single man that's in charge of curating this event.
Polachek has since elaborated on her initial tweet today in a typed statement.
Moogfest will take place from in Durham, N.C. from May 17-20. This phase one announcement was followed up by "Always On," a 50-hour Livestream with back to back performances from female, transgender, and non-binary electronic artists and beatmakers. To view the stream and find out more information about Moogfest, check out their website here.


DENVER (For immediate release, Nov. 20, 2018) – Gates Corporation has hired veteran bike and outdoor industry engineer Wes Fleming as a product development engineer in its Gates Carbon Drive bicycle division.
Fleming, who previously worked for nine years at Thule Canada as a senior design engineer for bicycle trailers and jogging strollers, will work on the growing line of Gates Carbon Drive sprockets, spiders and cranksets for the company's bicycle belt systems.
"Wes is a real can-do guy and his industry knowledge will be a great asset for Gates as we continue to diversify our product range to meet growing global demand for belt drives in our core pedal, electric, stationary and bike share markets," says Todd Sellden, Global Director of Gates Carbon Drive.
Prior to Thule, Fleming worked as a test laboratory and compliance engineer for Cycling Sports Group in Longmont, Colorado, overseeing testing of GT, Schwinn and Mongoose bicycles. He previously held engineering positions at Nautilus in Louisville, Colorado, with NASA's Wylie Laboratories at the Johnson Space Center in Houston, and at the Keenan Consulting Group in Denver.
Fleming has a mechanical engineering degree from Colorado State University.


People move to Charlotte from all over the United States (and around the world). This trend has continued for several decades and shows no sign of slowing. What has been changing is where those people are moving from. And, believe it or not, Mecklenburg County loses more people to some locations than it gains.
Recently released data from the Census Bureau show that in 2013, Charlotte was the second-fastest growing large city in the nation, after Fort Worth, Texas. (Other N.C. cities with faster growth rates than Charlotte are Raleigh and Wilmington.) Several smaller towns around Charlotte have had growth rates higher than Charlotte's in recent years. Much of that growth is occurring within Charlotte's home county of Mecklenburg.
Click here or scroll below to see interactive maps and graphs showing the county-to-county net flow of people to Mecklenburg County.
The map above shows a snapshot of where people who move to Charlotte's home county, Mecklenburg, are coming from. New York is king, sending an estimated more than 2,000 people to the county a year. Next is Florida, followed by New Jersey, Virginia and Pennsylvania. The Midwest in general is a net "sender" of people to Mecklenburg County.
On the other end of the scale is South Carolina. That state receives the largest number of residents on an annual basis from Mecklenburg County. Charlotte's location on the S.C. border explains much of this – especially suburban York County, S.C., the largest net recipient of Mecklenburg residents in that state.
Texas, which is the next-highest on the receiving end of Mecklenburg residents, reflects a different kind of trend. The strength of the Texas economy, even through the recession, was a strong pull for migration.
The state next on Mecklenburg County's list of net losses of people was North Carolina – other counties in the state. The N.C. county that received the highest net number of Mecklenburg residents is Union County, adjacent to southeast Charlotte and the Mecklenburg towns of Matthews and Mint Hill. Union County gained more than 1,600 residents from Mecklenburg in the survey data, the highest county-to-county flow nationally.
Another new trend is the net loss to West Virginia. That is another state that had a lower unemployment rate than the Charlotte area during much of the recession. Prior to the recession, it was common for migration from West Virginia to Charlotte to be much stronger.
The state summaries do not show the full story. A few counties within each state contribute the majority of net migrants (gains or losses) for Mecklenburg. For New York, the county that sent Mecklenburg the most residents is Suffolk, on Long Island. Tarrant County, Texas, home to Fort Worth, is the county in that state that receives the most Mecklenburgers.
The dashboard below allows for the exploration of these trends in detail, based on the 2008-2012 five-year census ACS (American Community Survey) county-to-county net migration flows.


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