What Does the Anemone Flower Mean?
Despite its delicate beauty, the Anemone has developed a mixed set of meanings depending on the culture viewing the flower. Some see it as protection against disease, while others feel the opposite way and warn against it as an omen of impending illness.
An entire genus including 120 different species is all included under the scientific name Anemone. These flowers are also commonly called windflowers, and this second name is derived from the etymological meaning. Anemone comes from the Greek word of the same spelling, which means "the wind's daughter". It is the combination of anemos, the word for wind, and the suffix -one, which indicates a female offspring or daughter. It gained this name because of myths involving the Greek gods of the four winds, but the meanings of the flower are also tied to the story of Adonis and Aphrodite. The Goddess of love kept Adonis as her companion for too long and the other gods killed him, so she wept over his grave and her tears for her fallen love grew into Anemone flowers.
The Greek myths lend the Anemone flower dual meanings of the arrival of spring breezes and the loss of a loved one to death. The Victorians took a slightly different slant on the loss embodied by the flower and used it to represent a forsaken love of any kind in their intricate Language of the Flowers. Chinese and Egyptian cultures considered it a symbol of illness because of the coloring, while European peasants carried them to ward off disease. The flower's natural reaction of closing up at night and opening for the morning means it symbolizes anticipation for something soon to arrive. It's a symbol of bad luck to many Eastern cultures, but Westerners tend to see it as a protection against evil and ill luck instead.
Anemones come in all sorts of shades, so consider the distinct color meaning too. Red and pink blooms tie in strongly with the forsaken or dying love themes. White Anemones also mean death and bad luck in Eastern cultures where white is the color used at funerals. Purple and blue anemones are also common and fit best with the anticipation and protection from evil meanings.
While medieval herbalists put this flower to use for treating headaches and gout, it is rarely used in modern times because all the varieties are poisonous in varying degrees. The common European wood Anemone, a white version with a much smaller bloom than its developed counterparts, is still taken by some people for gout, stomach pain, and asthma. The purple blossoms yield a light green dye when boiled and mordanted that can tint Easter eggs and wool yarns.
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Carbon monoxide (CO): All you need to know
Obianuju ChukwuLast Updated: December 29, 2021
Carbon monoxide, sometimes known as CO, is a silent killer. It doesn't have a smell, a taste, or a sound. People and animals can't tell when they're inhaling it, but it's deadly.
The by-product of combustion is carbon monoxide (CO). Gas fireplaces, oil-burning furnaces, portable generators, and charcoal grills, among other home goods, put people at danger of exposure to this deadly gas.
Every year, approximately 400 Americans die from unintentional CO poisoning that is not caused by fires, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). There have been over 20,000 visits to the emergency room and nearly 4,000 hospitalizations.
A carbon monoxide alarm should be installed in every home.
Gas fires, boilers, central heating systems, water heaters, cookers, and open fires that use gas, oil, coal, or wood might all be potential CO gas sources. It occurs when the fuel does not completely burn.
CO poisoning may be caused by running an automobile engine in a closed space.
If household appliances are properly maintained and utilized securely, they should emit very little CO gas. CO emissions are increased when aging appliances are used and not serviced on a regular basis.
Other causes of CO gas emissions and accumulation include:
Smoking cigarettes causes blood levels of CO to rise.
Blocked flues and chimneys can stop CO from escaping.
Fumes from certain paint removers and cleaning fluids can cause CO poisoning.
Leaving a car in a closed garage with its engine running can produce deadly amounts of CO within 10 minutes.
Burning charcoal produces CO gas.
Methylene chloride (dichloromethane)-containing products should be handled with caution since when breathed in, it converts to CO.
Without a temperature, the individual may feel as if they have the flu. CO poisoning may be present if numerous people in the same building exhibit the same symptoms.
All cooking and heating equipment should be turned off, all windows should be opened, and the local gas safety authorities should be alerted if this occurs.
The symptoms of CO poisoning become more severe the longer a person is exposed to it.
A person may suffer the following symptoms within a few hours of first being exposed:
eventual loss of consciousness
If the symptoms are minor, there is a good possibility that you will recover completely.
Other signs and symptoms may appear weeks or months after breathing CO gas.
These are some of them:
coordination difficulties
CO poisoning can have long-term consequences, including cardiac disease.
CO gas poisoning affects people more quickly if they have heart or respiratory difficulties. Pregnant women, infants, and small children are especially vulnerable.
Pets, too, will react quickly to CO poisoning. If a family pet becomes ill or dies abruptly, and the death cannot be attributed to anything else, such as age or a pre-existing condition, the owners should rule out CO poisoning as a possibility.
Hemoglobin is a substance found in red blood cells that transports oxygen from the lungs to all of the body's tissues and returns carbon dioxide (CO2) to the lungs.
CO binds to hemoglobin over 200 times more effectively than oxygen, therefore if CO is present, oxygen will be unable to enter the hemoglobin. This is due to the presence of CO in the space.
Parts of the body will be deprived of oxygen as a result, and the damaged parts will die.
The human organism need oxygen, but CO is useless to it. CO does not give any advantage, but it does deplete the blood of oxygen.
Tennis player Vitas Gerulaitis died of CO poisoning in 1994. Because of a failure in the swimming pool heater, his cottage on Long Island, NY, was inundated with CO.
Someone who has been exposed to CO may realize that something is wrong, but they may not be sure what the problem is.
It's important to be aware of the symptoms of CO poisoning.
seasonal symptoms, which may be caused by a central heating system that is used only at certain times of the year
symptoms improving when a person is away from that environment, and reappearing when they return
a large proportion of people in the same environment developing the same symptoms
A doctor may order a blood test to check for abnormal carboxyhemoglobin levels, as well as an electrocardiogram (ECG) to see how effectively the heart pumps blood around the body.
The first step is to get away from any potential CO gas sources and have your symptoms evaluated.
If the symptoms are severe, the person may need to be admitted to the hospital. To speed up the formation of oxyhemoglobin, which will replace the carboxyhemoglobin, hospital therapy involves 100% oxygen supplied through a mask.
Hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) may be recommended if the doctor fears nerve injury or if the patient has had a lot of CO exposure. To compensate for the shortage of oxygen produced by CO gas poisoning, this therapy supplies the blood with pure oxygen.
Patients whose oxygen supply has been lowered or cut off, those in a coma, those with a history of loss of consciousness, those with an atypical ECG reading or diminished brain activity, and pregnant women may all benefit from HBOT.
CO poisoning can have catastrophic and long-term consequences.
Damage to the brain might develop, resulting in a steady deterioration of memory and attention. CO poisoning has been connected to the symptoms of Parkinson's disease on a very rare occasion. Stiffness, sluggish movements, and shaking are some of these symptoms.
Heart damage, including coronary heart disease, can occur if a person is exposed for an extended period of time.
Urinary incontinence can develop in women who have been exposed to a lot of CO gas.
It's important to understand the hazards of CO poisoning.
The following can assist in preventing CO gas leakage:
Maintain the condition of your equipment and use them carefully. Have them serviced by a competent and registered specialist on a regular basis.
Do not use charcoal on an indoor barbecue.
Never use a generator within 20 feet of a window, door or vent.
Service the exhaust pipe in a motor vehicle every year.
If the tailgate of a vehicle is open and the engine is running, open the doors and windows too.
Have chimneys and flues swept thoroughly regularly by a fully-qualified sweep, at least once a year.
Do not use gas ranges or ovens for heating.
Make sure all rooms are well ventilated and that vents are not blocked. Be especially careful in well-insulated environments.
Be careful when using gas-powered tools and equipment inside rooms.
Wear a mask when using products that contain methylene chloride.
Do not leave a gasoline-powered motor running in a garage, for example, motorbikes, cars, or lawn mowers.
Every home should have a CO alarm, according to the CDC. A digital readout is available on several detectors. When CO levels above a particular threshold, some emit a loud, high-pitched sound.
Long-term exposure to 1 to 70 ppm of CO does not generally cause harm, according to the US Consumer Product Safety Commission, although people with cardiac issues may have chest pain.
Over 70 parts per million (ppm) can induce visible symptoms, while levels between 150 and 200 ppm can cause confusion, unconsciousness, and death.
Every sleeping location in the house can be equipped with an alarm. Alarms should be inspected on a regular basis.
https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/carbon-monoxide-poisoning/
https://www.cdc.gov/co/faqs.htm
https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/171876
https://www.cpsc.gov/s3fs-public/464.pdf
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To defend an assault and battery case you need an aggressive criminal defense attorney who knows how to impeach the credibility of the alleged victim and witnesses against you.
Below you will find a list of some of the most common assault and battery crimes. All references are to the California Penal Code (pc). Click on each crime to learn more about their definitions, penalties, and how Jennifer Monroe can help you.
Jennifer Monroe has personally handled all of the assault and battery crimes listed below. If you have trouble locating a crime below, please contact Jennifer Monroe directly, she has likely handled that crime before and can help you.
Assault by force likely to produce Great Bodily Injury (GBI) is a felony in violation of California Penal Code 245(a)(4) pc punishable by up to 4 years in jail and or a fine up to $10,000 plus penalty assessments and fees. This offense is a strike if great bodily injury actually occurs. If great bodily injury occurs then there is a potential for up to 7 years in state prison or jail.
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The Consecration of Virgins living in the world has its origins in Apostolic times. From the earliest centuries, the Church recognised the call given to the virgin to offer her virginity to Christ forever, in imitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary. A liturgical rite of consecration to a life of virginity was established so the Church could consecrate the virgin. This rite was restored by the Decree of the Sacred Congregation of Divine Worship on 31st May 1970.
It is through the "solemn rite by which the virgin is constituted a sacred person, a transcendent sign of the love of the Church towards Christ, the eschatological image of the heavenly Bride and future life", that a woman is consecrated in her virginity (CCC 923, Code of Canon Law, 604).
Once consecrated, as a sacred person, the virgin has the grace of manifesting the love of the Church, the Bride for her Bridegroom Christ, and the grace of foreshadowing the heavenly wedding feast of the Christ and the Church. The consecration of the virgin is a sacramental, with the nature of a lasting perpetual identity of a Bride of Christ. The consecrated virgin holds a spousal relationship with Christ reflecting the spousal relationship between the Church and Christ.
The diocesan bishop carries out the consecration and he becomes the virgin's spiritual father in the consecrated life. Before the Prayer of Consecration, the intercession of the Mother of God and the litany of the saints are prayed as the virgin prostrates herself. With her hands in her bishop's, she renews her resolve to remain in the virginal state and asks him to accept her resolve of perfect chastity. During the Prayer of Consecration, the supreme grace of God is implored upon the virgin and the abundant outpouring of the gifts of the Holy Spirit for the service of God and the Church.
The consecrated virgin devotes time to penance, works of mercy, apostolic engagement and holy prayer, with a special focus on the intentions of her Bishop, clergy and needs of her diocese. Given the Liturgy of the Hours at consecration, she is responsible to pray the Divine Office.
If you are interested or discerning a call to consecrated virginity lived in the world, please contact your diocesan bishop, parish priest, spiritual director or else a consecrated virgin of the diocese.
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Струмок тече через балку, також звану Кизіярською. Наприкінці XIX століття мелітопольський поміщик Петро Дзякович записав таку ногайську легенду про походження цієї назви:

Легенди про амазонок, які жили на території Мелітополя, знайшли підтвердження у 1948 році, коли на території силікатного заводу, що знаходиться якраз в Кизіярській балці, було знайдено поховання жінки-войовниці. Її голова була прикрашена золотою діадемою, на грудях, руках і ногах також були дорогоцінні прикраси, а поруч знаходилися меч, котел і кінське сідло, прикрашене накладними золотими бляхами.

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Струмок починається між вулицями Сопіна і Осипенко. Тече на південь, а потім — на схід, по глибокій Кизіярській балці. Впадає в Молочну на околиці міста, біля Бердянського мосту на Інтеркультурній вулиці. Максимальна ширина струмка 6 м, а глибина (в гирлі) — 70 см; середня глибина — 20-30 см. Живлення струмка — змішане: підземне, дощове, снігове. Так, з вирубкою дерев на берегах струмка пов'язано його обміління, струмок заростає очеретом.

Через струмок перекинуто 5 мостів:
 Стежка між вулицею Героїв Сталінграду і вулицею Сопіна (пішохідний);
 Балковський провулок (пішохідний);
 Проспект 50-річчя Перемоги (автомобільний);
 Стежка між вулицею Михайла Грушевського та Селянською вулицею (пішохідний);
 Вулиця Олександра Довженка (автомобільний).

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Русло струмка доводиться регулярно очищати від очерету та сміття, щоб уникнути паводків після танення снігу. Зазвичай роботи проводяться в січні-лютому. Для боротьби з підтопленням ґрунтовими водами, у 2011—2013 роках було проведено масштабне розчищення струмка. На окремих ділянках його русло було поглиблено на 2 м. Але це не допомогло і через людську діяльність та скидання нечистот, струмок перетворився у болото і знаходиться на межі знищення.

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Nearly a generation after the acclaimed Blue Planet documentary was released, David Attenborough returns to narrate this groundbreaking sequel/reboot. Blue Planet II focuses more heavily on mankind's influence on the world's oceans through both global pollution and climate change. This series features a variety of revolutionary segments never before seen in a video documentary. One Ocean Footage of marine life in different environments around the north, beginning with a tropical coral reef which has medicinal properties for dolphins, and is used as a tool by tusk fish. In Japan, a shipwreck is home to the Asian sheepshead wrasse, which can change gender, while in the polar north, walruses struggle to find ice floes for their pups to rest on as climate change takes its toll on the environment.
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More than 2,000 years ago, the thriving city of Petra rose up in the bone-dry desert of what is now Jordan. An oasis of culture and abundance, the city was built by wealthy merchants whose camel caravans transported incense and spices from the Arabian Gulf. They carved spectacular temple-tombs into its soaring cliffs, raised a monumental Great Temple at its heart, and devised an ingenious system that channeled water to vineyards, bathhouses, fountains, and pools. But following a catastrophic earthquake and a slump in its desert trade routes, Petra's unique culture faded and was lost to most of the world for nearly a thousand years. Now, in a daring experiment, an archaeologist and sculptors team up to carve an iconic temple-tomb to find out how the ancient people of Petra built their city of stone. Meanwhile, scientists using remote sensors and hydraulic flumes uncover the vast city and its sophisticated water system. The race is on to discover how these nomads created this oasis of culture in one of the harshest climates on Earth.
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Samsung Looking Into Complaints About Replacement Galaxy Note 7s
In several cases in the U.S. and South Korea, customers have said new devices got too hot during calls
The recall of Samsung's Galaxy Note 7 after some devices caught fire has put the spotlight on phone batteries and the suppliers. This is how batteries can malfunction.
Jonathan Cheng
@JChengWSJ
Jonathan.Cheng@wsj.com
Sept. 28, 2016 10:57 am ET
SEOUL— Samsung Electronics Co. , grappling with a massive recall of its premium Galaxy Note 7 smartphone, said it is looking into consumer complaints in the U.S. and its home market that some of its replacement phones are overheating.
In several cases reported in the U.S. and in South Korea, consumers who received a replacement smartphone said that the new device was too hot to place next to the ear during a phone call. In one of the cases, Samsung has promised to replace the consumer's replacement device.
"There have been a few reports about the battery charging levels and we would like to reassure everyone that the issue does not pose a safety concern," the South Korean giant said in a statement Wednesday, adding that the replacements are operating normally. "In normal conditions, all smartphones may experience temperature fluctuations."
Samsung acknowledged the complaints and said it was working to resolve individual cases through its customer service and warranty process. Samsung recalled 2.5 million Galaxy Note 7 devices in 10 countries on Sept. 2, citing a battery fault after incidents of the phones catching fire.
Samsung says that more than 60% of the devices that were sold in the U.S. and in its home market of South Korea have been exchanged through the program. About 90% of consumers chose to receive a new Galaxy Note 7 rather than seek a refund or exchange their phone for another model, the company said.


Stephanie Rice turned heads at the Mayfair Convention Center here over the weekend. Many recognised the dark-haired, tall stunner from her television appearances as an anchor for ProKabaddi League.
Ten years ago, the Australian swimmer had surprised the world when she won three gold medals with World-record timing at the Beijing Olympics. But, shortly after she struggled at the London Olympics in 2012 with shoulder injuries. She retired at the age of 24.
Now she is enjoying her life after sports. Besides doing television, she conducts swimming clinics; she has done quite a few of them in India and is keen to help the country make a splash at the global arena.
"There is no reason why India cannot do well in swimming," Rice, who was one of the speakers at the Ekamra Sports Literary Festival organised by the Government of Odisha and Emerging Sports, told The Hindu.
She said the Indian administrators have to be serious, first. "I have visited India for seven times and I have been asked by the authorities here eight times to help them, but nothing has happened so far," she said.
Looking back at her career, she said she didn't imagine that she would do that well in the 2008 Olympics. "All those three golds were special and nothing less than a dream-coming-true," she said.


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News|Turkey Attempted Coup
Turkey's failed coup attempt: All you need to know
An in-depth look at the key issues surrounding the deadly coup attempt that shook Turkey in July 2016.
More than 200 people were killed as a result of the failed coup attempt [Sedat Suna/EPA]
By Al Jazeera
The deadly coup attempt in July 2016 marked a monumental turning point in Turkey's political history. Al Jazeera explains who was responsible, what happened and why.
What happened that night?
Turkey witnessed the bloodiest coup attempt in its political history on July 15, 2016, when a section of the Turkish military launched a coordinated operation in several major cities to topple the government and unseat President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
Soldiers and tanks took to the streets and a number of explosions rang out in Ankara and Istanbul.
READ MORE: Turkey timeline – Here's how the coup attempt unfolded
Turkish fighter jets dropped bombs on their own parliament, while the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Hulusi Akar, was kidnapped by his own security detail.
For several hours, it looked like Turkey was going to face the fourth devastating military coup in its 95-year political history.
But at this point, something unprecedented happened.
Thousands of ordinary citizens took to the streets to oppose the attempted coup on July 15 [Tolga Bozoglu/EPA]
As news of the coup attempt spread via social media, thousands of ordinary citizens, armed with nothing more than kitchen utensils, gathered in streets and squares around Anatolia to oppose the coup.
The crowds resisted tank fire and air bombardments and, with the help of loyalist soldiers and police forces, they defeated the coup attempt in a matter of hours. The government swiftly declared victory and scores of troops that had taken part in the coup surrendered on the Bosphorus Bridge in Istanbul.
Yet the overall price of victory was high: 241 people were killed and 2,194 others were injured.
Who was behind the coup?
The Turkish government blames the failed coup attempt on Fethullah Gulen, a Turkish preacher and businessman who has lived in self-imposed exile in the United States since 1999.
Gulen is the leader of a widespread and influential religious movement known as "Hizmet" (Service), which owns foundations, associations, media organisations and schools in Turkey and abroad.
READ MORE: Turkish minister – Fethullah Gulen is our Bin Laden
Gulen was once a strong ally of Erdogan, and during the Justice and Development Party's (AKP) struggle to end the military's influence in Turkish politics in the late 2000s, his organisation had its golden years.
During this period, the AKP-Gulen alliance turned into direct staffing of public positions. Many people in the bureaucracy were removed without due process and replaced with Gulenists.
US-based cleric Fethullah Gulen at his home in Saylorsburg, Pennsylvania [Charles Mostoller/Reuters]
Yet the Gulen-AKP relationship was eroded by incidents such as the 2010 Mavi Marmara raid, and by National Intelligence Organisation (MIT) Undersecretary Hakan Fidan, a close Erdogan confidant, being called in for questioning by police officers close to the Gulen movement.
A corruption investigation in December 2013, which saw renowned businesspeople and senior bureaucrats close to the AKP arrested by Gulenist police officers, gave way to an all-out war between the government and the Hizmet movement.
OPINION: The Gulen organisation's long journey
Erdogan reacted furiously to the crackdown and claimed that those behind the investigations were trying to form a "state within a state", in an apparent reference to the Hizmet movement.
Erdogan calls on US to extradite cleric Gulen
From this point on, the AKP government was always open about its plans to eradicate Gulen and his followers from Turkish political life, as the MIT conducted several investigations into Gulen and his followers.
Today, Turkish officials say that the July coup attempt materialised because Gulenists were increasingly concerned that the government investigation into their illegal actions was coming to an end, and they would be arrested.
Gulen, on the other hand, denies any role in the coup and has even alleged that Erdogan orchestrated it himself "to build a dictatorship" – a claim the president, Turkish spy agencies and even the Turkish opposition have vehemently denied.
How did Turkey's National Intelligence Organisation miss the signs of the looming insurrection?
July's coup attempt gave rise to serious questions about Turkey's intelligence capabilities.
In the aftermath of the coup attempt, MIT officials admitted that they received the very first intelligence report about a possible attack on July 15, only hours before their own headquarters was under heavy artillery fire.
They also admitted that the undersecretary of the MIT tried to reach Erdogan to inform him about this initial report around 7pm local time, but failed to get him on the phone.
READ MORE: Unanswered questions on Turkey's failed coup attempt
Why the undersecretary did not call Prime Minister Binali Yildirim after he failed to reach the president is another unanswered question about that night.
In a televised interview after the coup attempt, Yildirim said: "I asked the undersecretary of the MIT about this matter but I could not get a satisfactory answer."
TALK TO AL JAZEERA: Erdogan – Turkish democracy is not under threat
In an exclusive Al Jazeera interview, Erdogan also admitted that Turkey experienced some intelligence failures on July 15.
He said that he had learned about the extraordinary developments taking place in Ankara and Istanbul on the night of the coup attempt not from the MIT, but from his brother-in-law.
IN PICTURES: Erdogan supporters on the streets of Turkey
Intelligence officials said that in the months before the failed coup attempt, the country's spy agency decoded millions of secret messages sent by suspected Gulenists, but found no mention of the plot.
It is still not entirely clear how the MIT failed to detect the preparations for the coup attempt and why it failed to notify the president or the prime minister immediately once they received intelligence on the plot.
How did the Turkish government respond to the failed coup attempt?
Only days after the coup attempt, on July 22, the Turkish government declared a state of emergency "to be able to remove swiftly all the elements of the terrorist organisation involved in the coup attempt".
Thousands were arrested after the failed coup attempt [Sedat Suna/EPA]
In the following weeks, Turkish courts placed tens of thousands of suspects under arrest on charges of links to Gulen.
INSIDE STORY: Witch hunt or precautionary measures?
Thousands of military officials, pilots, police officers, civil servants, academics and even teachers were sacked from their jobs for alleged links to the "terrorist" preacher and his movement.
Dozens of media outlets suspected of having links to the Hizmet movement were also shut down.
As of today, more than 100,000 people have been sacked or suspended and 50,000 arrested in an unprecedented crackdown. The government has deemed the crackdown necessary to "root out all coup supporters from the state apparatus".
In another move, the ability of universities to elect their own rectors was also abolished. Erdogan will now directly appoint nominees.
How did the Turkish government determine who to detain or sack in such a short time?
Many people questioned how the Turkish government managed to determine the names of tens of thousands of people with alleged links to the Hizmet movement only days after the attempted coup.
Turkish officials say that they were able to act swiftly because intelligence agencies had been investigating Gulen and his followers for more than two years.
READ MORE: Turkey – Government launches purge after attempted coup
UPFRONT: Turkey crackdown – Has Erdogan gone too far?
Although there is no confirmed public information, according to several Turkish media reports it seems that the MIT shared noteworthy information about the Gulen organisation with state units from 2014.
For example, speaking to Turkey's state-run Anadolu Agency in May 2015 about the Gulenists within the Turkish armed forces, former Minister of Defence Ismet Yildiz said: "So far we have received reports of more than 1,000 people from Turkish armed forces."
Days later, Sertac Es, a journalist from the daily Cumhuriyet, reported that the MIT had sent the General Staff an extended list of Gulenists within the military, citing defence ministry sources.
"According to the information received from defence ministry sources, the MIT had sent the General Staff a list of 1,200 people who are considered to be members of the Gulen organisation, including two generals," he said.
READ MORE: Turkey – Coup plotters 'acted early' in fear of arrests
But the most critical move by the MIT leading to the state's quick reaction to the coup attempt was the uncovering of the group's communication system, according to Turkish officials.
The information so far indicates that Gulenists have been using an encoded communication application called Bylock since 2014. The MIT noticed and decoded Bylock in 2015. At that point, the movement started using another encoded application for communication named Eagle.
As a result of these investigations, it is believed that the MIT got together an extensive list of at least 40,000 suspected Gulenists, including 600 high-ranking officials.
According to officials, these lists were used to determine the names that would be detained or sacked after the coup attempt.
How did the coup attempt affect Turkey's relations with other countries?
The post-coup purge led to a rift in Turkey's relations with the European Union, which accused Erdogan of using the coup attempt as an excuse to eliminate the opposition.
Turkey's relations with the US also deteriorated as a result of this incident, as Washington refused to extradite Gulen.
READ MORE: Turkey coup attempt – Reaction from around the world
The Turkish Justice Ministry formally demanded in September that US authorities arrest Gulen on charges of "ordering and commanding the attempted coup". But to this day, US authorities insist that they do not have enough evidence to arrest Gulen or to start the formal process for his extradition.
US Defence Secretary Ash Carter, with Turkey's Defence Minister Fikri Isik, in October visited the Turkish parliament, which was partly damaged in the coup attempt [Adem Altan/Reuters]
In a statement to Al Jazeera last August, Yasin Aktay, the deputy chairman of the ruling AKP, said that Washington's reluctance to return Gulen to Turkey, or to arrest him, was unacceptable.
"It is bizarre for us that they [the US] have not been convinced, considering the scope of evidence we presented to them," Aktay said. "The testimony of the suspects who were arrested red-handed and documents we gave them are clear. If you add the statements of Gulen regarding the goal of his organisational movement, we believe there is nothing to question. Strong American intelligence should be well aware of who he really is."
While the coup attempt, and the government's harsh response to it, led to a serious rift in Turkey's relations with its western allies, the incident brought Turkish political parties closer, at least for a short while.
A day after Turkey's failed coup attempt, all major political parties united against the "unparalleled attack on the Turkish democracy", issuing a joint declaration to condemn it.
"Faced with the threat of a Gulenist coup, everyone left aside their political differences and joined hands to make sure that never again will the people be stripped of their right to choose their leaders," a senior government official told Al Jazeera.
READ MORE: How could failed coup affect Kurdish peace process?
Erdogan also put aside acrimony with the leaders of two opposition parties, inviting them to the presidential palace for talks in a gesture of national unity.
The only group that was not included in the newly found spirit of solidarity was Turkey's Kurds. The leader of the pro-Kurdish Peoples' Democratic Party, Selahattin Demirtas, was excluded from the post-coup talks on the grounds that his party allegedly supports the outlawed Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK).
Later, the government used the state of emergency to shut down several pro-Kurdish media organisations and arrest Kurdish journalists and civil servants for their alleged links to the PKK.
OPINIONOPINION,
Turkey: The night of the ordinary heroes
Democracy was protected by ordinary citizens who had gathered to oppose the coup.
opinion by Mevlut CavusogluMevlut Cavusoglu
After the coup attempt, Turkey stays on course
The fatal incident's negative impact on Turkey's financial markets has been limited and short-lived.
opinion by Lutfi ElvanLutfi Elvan


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Q: Display multiple message boxes in just one box I have a Macro to check if data satisfies some conditions. If it does one message box is displayed for every matched criteria.
I would like to have a unique Message Box displaying all conditions which were matched.
What is the best approach to tackle this issue? The below example is what I've got so far.
N   I   Esp             Par     T   DBH     H_m     Cod
2   111 E_cit           432     1                   1
2   111 E_cit           432     2                   1
2   111 E_cit           432     3                   1
2   111 E_cit           432     4   3       17.4
2   111 E_cit           432     5
2   111 E_cit           432     6   14.48   15

The Macro (with two conditions as examples):
Option Explicit

Dim DBH As Range
Dim Cod As Range

Sub Conditions_1()

'------------------------------------------------
'DBH should be between 5 and 45 cm

    For Each DBH In Range("F2:F7")
        If DBH < 5 And DBH <> 0 Or DBH > 45 And DBH <> 0 Then
        MsgBox "1 - DBH is not between 5 cm and 45 cm"
            Exit For
        End If
    Next DBH

'------------------------------------------------
'There can't be an empty cell on DBH column
'together with an empty cell on the Code column

    For Each DBH In Range("F2:F7")
        If DBH = 0 And DBH.Offset(, 2) = 0 Then
        MsgBox "2 - DBH is empty and also the Code"
            Exit For
        End If
    Next DBH

 End Sub

This current code yields two message boxes separately,

*

*"1- DBH is not between 5 cm and 45 cm"

*"2- DBH is empty and also the Code"

but, I'd like to have a single box listing all conditions once. Any help is appreciated.

A: Option Explicit

Dim DBH As Range
Dim Cod As Range

Sub Conditions_1()

Dim msg as string

msg=""

'------------------------------------------------
'DBH should be between 5 and 45 cm

    For Each DBH In Range("F2:F7")
        If DBH < 5 And DBH <> 0 Or DBH > 45 And DBH <> 0 Then
            msg = msg & "1 - DBH in " & DBH.Address() & _
                        " is not between 5 cm and 45 cm" & vbLf
        End If
    Next DBH

'------------------------------------------------
'There can't be an empty cell on DBH column
'together with an empty cell on the Code column

    For Each DBH In Range("F2:F7")
        If DBH = 0 And DBH.Offset(, 2) = 0 Then
            msg = msg & "2 - DBH in " & DBH.Address() & _
                        " is empty and also the Code" & vbLf
        End If
    Next DBH

    If Len(msg) > 0 Then MsgBox msg

End Sub

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Facebook's Amendments into ToS for Users' Privacy, Transparency, & Security
16/04/2019 0 Comments in Facebook by Austin John
From the most recent security issues to Cambridge Analytica scandal, Facebook has faced lots of allegations regarding users' privacy, security, and transparency. Facebook has had a difficult time due to which the platform had to convince the users and the regulator across the globe that the company is going to change its way in the upcoming years.
Now, it seems that the company is finally going to take care of its users. However, it is not really a company's choice, but it has been forced to agree to the new business policies in the European Union.
The European Commission on Tuesday 9 April 2019 announced that Facebook has changed its terms and clarify its use of data for the consumers.
Facebook has been forced by the European Union to listen to its concern about consumer protection and make changes in their terms of services. Facebook will tell European users how they use their data for profiling activities and targeted advertisement. The company will also provide information about how they can close their accounts and explain why some account can be disabled.
Also Read: Cybercrime Groups Continue To Flourish On Facebook
As a result, Facebook will introduce a new text explaining that it does not charge users to access its services and does not expose users' information to commercial advertisements. The terms and condition of Facebook now clearly explain that their business model depends on selling targeted advertisement services to traders by using the data from the users' profile.
Here are a few things that Facebook has changed in its Terms of Services, set to completed by the end of June-
• Its policy on the limitation of liability and now Facebook takes its responsibility in case of carelessness,
For Example, if users' information and data have been misused by third parties.
• Its power to individually change terms and conditions by constraining it to situations where the changes are reasonable.
• The guidelines concerning the temporary retention of content which has been erased by consumers. Such content can only be retained in particular cases, (1) to comply with an enforcement request by an authority; (2) for a limit of 90 days in case of technical reasons.
• The language clearing up the right to appeal of users when their content has been detached.
Facebook is going to implement these changes by the end of June 2019, but it is not clear until now whether Facebook's updated ToS will also be used in other market or not.
Also Read: What! Facebook Is Spying On You
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Facebook Expects FTC Penalty Of $5 Billion


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UK BEIS Committee seeks firms' replies on forced labour
October 21, 2020 - United Kingdom
The Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) Committee of the UK parliament has written to a range of businesses in sectors, including fashion, retail and information technology, to seek answers in relation to its inquiry exploring the extent to which UK businesses are exploiting forced labour of Uyghur in the Xinjiang region of China.
The committee's request for information to these businesses also includes an invitation to give evidence at its public hearing on November 5. Government minister Paul Scully will also offer evidence at this session. Further witness details will be announced in due course, according to an official release.
The letters include questions around supply-chain transparency and regarding evidence of compliance with labour, procurement and anti-slavery laws.
The committee has written to Adidas, Amazon, BooHoo Group, Gap, H&M Group, IKEA, Marks and Spencer, Nike, Puma, Stella McCartney, The North Face (VF Corporation), The Walt Disney Company, TikTok (ByteDance), Victoria's Secret and Zara (Inditex).
"The Australian Strategic Policy Institute's 'Uyghur's for Sale' report names 82 foreign and Chinese companies directly or indirectly benefiting from the exploitation of Uyghur workers in Xinjiang. The companies listed in the Australian Strategic Policy Institute's report span industries including the fashion, retail and information technology sectors," parliament member Nusrat Ghani, lead BEIS Committee member for forced labour in UK value chains inquiry, said.
"On the BEIS Committee, we are determined to ask prominent businesses operating in Britain in these sectors what they are doing to ensure their profits are not on the back of forced labour in China. These businesses are trusted by many British consumers and I hope they will repay this faith by coming forward to answer these questions and also take up the opportunity to give evidence to the Business Committee in public," she added.


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'New evidence' to link serial killer Levi Bellfield with Russell family murder
Michael Stone was jailed in 2001 for killing Lin and Megan Russell in 1996 in a brutal hammer attack
Sarah Hodgson
New evidence has been uncovered implicating serial killer Levi Bellfield for the double murder of a mum and daughter which may cast doubt on the conviction of Michael Stone.
Lin and Megan Russell were killed in 1996 just months after moving to Kent from North Wales.
Josie Russell, who was nine at the time of the attack survived but suffered catastrophic injuries.
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She is now an artist and lives in Gwynedd , as does her father Shaun Russell.
Michael Stone, from Gillingham, was locked up for their killings in 2001.
The legal team of Michael Stone claims new evidence will clear him of the murderous attack on the Russell family
It is understood that his legal team will release details later today which links the crime to Levi Bellfield, who is serving two whole life terms.
Bellfield, known as the bus stop killer, would attack women as they walked home striking them with a hammer.
In 2011, he was convicted of abducting and murder 13-year-old Milly Dowler as she made her way home from school in Surrey in 2002.
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The nightclub bouncer had also been found guilty of carrying out three other attacks including murdering Marsha McDonnell, 19, in 2003; Amelie Delagrance, 22, in 2004 and attempting to kill 18-year-old Kate Sheedy in the same year.
It is widely believed that Bellfield was behind more crimes dating back to the 1980s and it is not the first time his name has been linked with the Russell family killings.
Ms Russell, who was brought up near Talysarn, was walking along a country lane in Kent with her mum and sister when they were attacked.
They were accosted by a man, tied up, blindfolded and bludgeoned with a hammer.
Artist Josie Russell (Image: Robert Parry Jones)
The brutality of the attack, in which Lin, 45, and Megan, six, died alongside their pet dog, shocked the world.
Ms Russell was initially presumed to have been killed too but paramedics found a pulse and she was rushed to hospital.
Stone was arrested a year after the murders following a tip off to Crimewatch from a psychologist who worked at a local psychiatric assessment centre.
Gwynedd artist Josie Russell, who survived brutal hammer attack, to get married
In 1998, Stone was convicted after the jury heard that three prison inmates claimed he had confessed to the killings.
However, one of the prisoners confessed shortly after the trial that they had lied and another was discredited.
Stone appealed against his conviction and a retrial was ordered.
But one of the inmates, Damien Daley, then aged 26, remained adamant that Stone had confessed to him.
Stone was found guilty of the murders and given three life sentences in 2001.
Levi Bellfield
He has since tried to challenge the convictions twice but has failed in his attempts to clear his name.
Stone's legal team have claimed Bellfield may have been the one responsible for the Russell murders ever since he was found guilty of killing Milly Dowler.
Crimewatch's North Wales cases remembered as BBC show is axed after 33 years
Stone and Bellfield have been locked in a war of words whilst behind bars over the killings –with Bellfield accusing Stone of trying to bribe him into taking the rap.
A BBC Two investigation of the Russell murders entitled The Chillenden Murders was broadcast earlier this year with a panel of experts re-examining the evidence in the Russell murders.
They decided that there was still no forensic evidence to link to Stone and that it was likely another man was at the scene of the crime.
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We need a tool that would help us program the unit to turn silent, offline, plane mode, blah blah blah, and to disable notification led (my wife mentionned the Xmas tree in the bedroom the other day) depending on what we program and how we live.
(I know it exists as an app on symbian, but I really miss it and they wont do it until a long time from now).
Situations by Pastilli Labs? For Android, Symbian and N9.
Yes, but I was replied that it would take a long time before it's available on Jolla. Plus, the Androïd app is not available thru the Google play emulator for the phone.
At first, Situations is the fruit of the Nokia Betalabs.
I'm afraid it wont be available until a long long time.
Sure, we have plans - but no schedules. Our new application compiles and runs on Sailfish emulator, but any "real" functionality is still missing and might take a long time to develop to an acceptable level.


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class CreateVelodromes < ActiveRecord::Migration
  def self.up
    create_table :velodromes do |t|
      t.string :name
      t.string :website

      t.column :lock_version, :integer, :null => false, :default => 0
      t.timestamps
    end
    rename_column :events, :velodrome, :velodrome_name
    add_column :events, :velodrome_id, :integer
    execute("ALTER TABLE events ADD FOREIGN KEY (velodrome_id) REFERENCES velodromes (id)")

    SingleDayEvent.find(:all).each do |event|
      unless event.velodrome_name.blank?
        velodrome = Velodrome.find_or_create_by_name(event.velodrome_name)
        event.velodrome = velodrome
        event.save!
      end
    end
    remove_column :events, :velodrome_name
  end

  def self.down
    remove_column(:events, :velodrome_id) rescue true
    rename_column(:events, :velodrome_name, :velodrome) rescue true
    drop_table(:velodromes) rescue true
  end
end

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Oskar Svensson, född 7 september 1995, är en svensk längdskidåkare från Falun. Svensson tävlar sedan säsongen 2011/2012 för Falun Borlänge SK, tidigare Korsnäs IF SK. Vid OS i Pyeongchang 2018 kom Svensson på en femteplats i sprint.

Svensson gick på Mora skidgymnasium år 2011-2015 och har som främsta juniormerit ett individuellt JVM-silver i sprint från Val di Fiemme år 2014 samt totalt 7 individuella JSM-guld. Den 1 mars 2014 debuterade han i världscupen och han tog sina första poäng i Otepää den 17 januari 2015. Första pallplatsen i världscupen kom den 15 januari 2017 då han kom tvåa i sprintstafett i Toblach tillsammans med Karl-Johan Westberg.  Andra pallplatsen och första segern togs under Tour de Ski i klassisk sprint, 9 januari 2021.

Svensson deltog vid VM i Lahtis 2017 (nittonde plats i sprint, fristil) och VM i Seefeld 2019 (10:a i sprint, 29:a i skiathlon, 4:a i teamsprint och 5:a i stafett). Han deltog vid OS i Pyeongchang 2018 (femte plats i sprint, klassisk stil).

Resultat

Pallplatser i världscupen

Individuellt

Svensson har tre individuella pallplatser i världscupen: två segrar och en andraplats.

Olympiska spel

Världsmästerskap

Referenser

Externa länkar
Oskar Svenssons webbplats

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General Hospital Spoilers: Shiloh Testifies In His Own Defense– Will He Throw Peter Under The Bus?
By Rita Ryan	 Last updated Sep 13, 2019
General Hospital spoilers tease that Shiloh Archer's (Coby Ryan McLaughlin) court date will be coming up soon, and Shiloh plans to testify in his own defense!
Shiloh thinks much too highly of himself and his abilities if he thinks he is going to win against the strong case that District Attorney Robert Scorpio (Tristan Rogers) is building against him! He may still have the legal aid (free) attorney provided for him under his Miranda rights, but if he is planning to testify in his own defense, either he "fired" his free attorney or he is going against counsel to do so. And as the saying goes, any man who acts as his own attorney has a fool for a client!
General Hospital Hot New Promo: Three Shocking Secrets Are Revealed
GH Spoilers – Robert Scorpio Does Not Plan To Lose His Case
Robert Scorpio does not plan to lose this case and let this slimeball walk, and he is not likely to go for any plea bargain deals either. The only possible way that Shiloh could get out of these charges would be if the judge is in his pocket, and Shiloh's pockets are empty. The Dawn of Day has disbanded, and with Lorraine Miller, formerly known as "Harmony" (Inga Cadranel) behind bars, it is doubtful that the Beecher's Corners location is open either. Shiloh had one loyal follower, Daisy Kwan (Kelsey Wang) who spent her trust fund on Shiloh and now even she seems to be out of the picture, the last time she was seen telling him she couldn't do any more for him.
General Hospital Spoilers – So What Are Shiloh Archer's Laundry List Of Charges?
Robert probably plans to charge Shiloh with as many crimes as possible, and that's a lot of crimes! Kidnapping, extortion, sex slavery, fraud, drug crimes, murder, honestly, it is difficult to think of any crimes that Shiloh hasn't committed! If proof could be found and it isn't beyond any statute of limitations, charges of treason against the United States may still be possible, if Franco Baldwin's (Roger Howarth) transferred memories from pre-2012 Drew Cain (Steve Burton) could be taken under consideration as evidence.
Of course the money itself would probably have been considered evidence and unfortunately, the real Drew Cain (Billy Miller) isn't around anymore. He would have been better off just to have turned the money into NCIS (Naval Criminal Investigative Service) and let them handle it instead of being noble about it and trying to help Afghani citizens. It would have qualified as their jurisdiction since Shiloh's accomplice, Charles "Tex" Owens (uncast character) even though dead, was a Navy Seal.
General Hospital Recap Wednesday, September 11: Liz and Sam argue – Drew's plane vanishes https://t.co/x9fD21t7do pic.twitter.com/3uygz8rzAP
— SOS/CTS/HH (@SoapOperaSpy) September 11, 2019
GH Spoilers – Will Shiloh Archer Rat Out Peter August
Peter August (Wes Ramsey) should NOT have made the mistake of trusting that Shiloh would keep his part of the bargain and not rat him out anyway if things don't seem to be going that well for him as he testifies in his own defense in court! Shiloh keeps his eyes and ears open and undoubtedly knows that Robert has a prejudice against "Heinrik Faison" and will never believe that he had ever tried to change himself.
Robert thinks evil is genetic and therefore discounts any good that may have come through from Anna Devane (Finola Hughes), and that may just be Shiloh's ace in the hole to try to make a deal with Robert; to rat out Peter to him!
Stay tuned to General Hospital and keep checking General Hospital spoilers frequently for all the latest news, updates and developments!
Rita Ryan
Rita Ryan has been writing since the age of thirteen, starting with songs and later short plays and articles. In her teenage years she was known as "Rita Lorraine" and tried to get into the country music recording industry in the 1970s and later the gospel music industry in the 1990s. Now, she concentrates her writing on soap opera spoilers specializing in General Hospital, aspires to write a series of family-friendly mysteries in the Hallmark Movies & Mysteries style, and the rest of her time is spent being grandma to her three grandchildren and cat mama to Mollie & Missie. She is married to her childhood sweetheart whom she rediscovered after 30 years apart.
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The theme for today's show is Sea, Sand and Sun. It's a chance to dream about the sounds, sights and scents of the beach. Songs are by The Who, Bobby Darin, Blind Faith, Procol Harum, Genesis, The Beach Boys, Traffic, Jimi Hendrix and more. This program originally aired on April 15, 2018.


Peter Noble and Alex Pozhitkov at the University of Washington, Seattle, and their colleagues investigated the activity of genes in the organs of mice and zebrafish immediately after death. They did this by measuring the amount of messenger RNA present. An increase in this mRNA – which genes use to tell cells to make products such as proteins – indicates that genes are more active.Noble's team measured mRNA levels in zebrafish, and in brain and liver samples from mice at regular intervals for up to four days after death. They then compared these with mRNA levels measured at the time of death.


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Was Nixon Robbed?
The legend of the stolen 1960 presidential election.
By David Greenberg
Oct 16, 20009:30 PM
"You gotta swallow this one," says a Republican hack in Oliver Stone's Nixon, referring to the 1960 election, in which John F. Kennedy prevailed. "They stole it fair and square."
That Richard Nixon was cheated out of the presidency in 1960 has become almost an accepted fact. You've probably heard the allegations: Kennedy's operatives fixed the tallies in Texas and Illinois, giving him those states'$2 51 electoral votes and a majority in the Electoral College. Fearing that to question the results would harm the country, Nixon checked his pride and declined to mount a challenge.
The story is rich in irony: The much-hated Nixon, later driven from the presidency for cheating in an election, puts country before personal gain. The beloved Kennedy, waltzing through life, pulls off the political crime of the century. Nixon's defenders like the story because it diminishes Watergate. His detractors like it since it allows them to appear less than knee-jerk—magnanimously crediting Nixon with noble behavior while eluding charges of Kennedy worship.
Ironic, yes. But true?
The race was indeed close—the closest of the century. Kennedy received only 113,000 votes more than Nixon out of the 68 million ballots cast. His 303-219 electoral-vote margin obscured the fact that many states besides Texas and Illinois could have gone either way. California's 32 electoral votes, for example, originally fell into Kennedy's column, but Nixon claimed them on Nov. 17 after absentee ballots were added.
Even before Election Day, rumors circulated about fraud, especially in Chicago, where Mayor Richard Daley's machine was known for delivering whopping Democratic tallies by fair means and foul. When it became clear how narrowly Nixon lost, outraged Republicans grew convinced that cheating had tipped the election and lobbied for an investigation.
Nixon always insisted that others, including President Eisenhower, encouraged him to dispute the outcome but that he refused. A challenge, he told others, would cause a "constitutional crisis," hurt America in the eyes of the world, and "tear the country apart." Besides, he added, pursuing the claims would mean "charges of 'sore loser' would follow me through history and remove any possibility of a further political career."
Classic Nixon: "Others" urge him to follow a less admirable course, but he spurns their advice for the high road. (William Safire once noted that he always used to tell Nixon to take the easy path so that Nixon could say in his speeches, "Others will say we should take the easy course, but …") Apart from the suspect neatness of this account, however, there are reasons to doubt its veracity.
First, Eisenhower quickly withdrew his support for a challenge, making it hard for Nixon to go forward. According to Nixon's friend Ralph De Toledano, a conservative journalist, Nixon knew Ike's position yet claimed anyway that he, not the president, was the one advocating restraint. "This was the first time I ever caught Nixon in a lie," Toledano recalled.
More to the point, while Nixon publicly pooh-poohed a challenge, his allies did dispute the results—aggressively. The New York Herald Tribune's Earl Mazo, a friend and biographer of Nixon's, recounted a dozen-odd fishy incidents alleged by Republicans in Illinois and Texas. Largely due to Mazo's reporting, the charges gained wide acceptance.
But it wasn't just Mazo who made a stink. The press went into a brief frenzy in the weeks after the election. Most important, the Republican Party made a veritable crusade of undoing the results. Even if they ultimately failed, party leaders figured, they could taint Kennedy's victory, claim he had no mandate for his agenda, galvanize the rank and file, and have a winning issue for upcoming elections.
Three days after the election, party Chairman Sen. Thruston Morton launched bids for recounts and investigations in 11 states—an action that Democratic Sen. Henry Jackson attacked as a "fishing expedition." Eight days later, close Nixon aides, including Bob Finch and Len Hall, sent agents to conduct "field checks" in eight of those states. Peter Flanigan, another aide, encouraged the creation of a Nixon Recount Committee in Chicago. All the while, everyone claimed that Nixon knew nothing of these efforts—an implausible assertion that could only have been designed to help Nixon dodge the dreaded "sore loser" label.
The Republicans pressed their case doggedly. They succeeded in obtaining recounts, empanelling grand juries, and involving U.S. attorneys and the FBI. Appeals were heard, claims evaluated, evidence weighed. The New York Times considered the charges in a Nov. 26 editorial. (Its bold verdict: "It is now imperative that the results in each state be definitively settled by the time the electoral college meets.")
The results of it all were meager.
New Jersey was typical. The GOP obtained court orders for recounts in five counties, but by Dec. 1 the state Republican committee conceded that the recounts had failed to uncover any significant discrepancies, and they halted the process. Kennedy was certified the state's official winner by 22,091 votes. Other states' recount bids and investigations similarly petered out.
Texas and Illinois, the two largest states under dispute, witnessed the nastiest fights. In Texas, where Kennedy won the 24 electoral votes by a margin of 46,000 ballots, the GOP took to the courts. But its suits were thrown out by a federal judge who claimed he had no jurisdiction. In Illinois, the appeal was pursued more vigorously, maybe because the electoral take was higher (27) and Kennedy's margin slimmer (9,000 votes). Charges focused on Cook County (specifically Chicago) where Kennedy had won by a suspiciously overwhelming 450,000 votes.
National GOP officials plunged in. Thruston Morton flew to Chicago to confer with Illinois Republican leaders on strategy, while party Treasurer Meade Alcorn announced Nixon would win the state. With Nixon distancing himself from the effort, the Cook County state's attorney, Benjamin Adamowski, stepped forward to lead the challenge. A Daley antagonist and potential rival for the mayoralty, Adamowski had lost his job to a Democrat by 25,000 votes. The closeness of his defeat entitled him to a recount, which began Nov. 29.
Completed Dec. 9, the recount of 863 precincts showed that the original tally had undercounted Nixon's (and Adamowski's) votes, but only by 943, far from the 4,500 needed to alter the results. In fact, in 40 percent of the rechecked precincts, Nixon's vote was overcounted. Displeased, the Republicans took the case to federal court, only to have a judge dismiss the suits. Still undeterred, they turned to the State Board of Elections, which was composed of four Republicans, including the governor, and one Democrat. Yet the state board, too, unanimously rejected the petition, citing the GOP's failure to provide even a single affidavit on its behalf. The national party finally backed off after Dec. 19, when the nation's Electoral College certified Kennedy as the new president—but even then local Republicans wouldn't accept the Illinois results.
A recount did wind up changing the winner in one state: Hawaii. On Dec. 28, a circuit court judge ruled that the state—originally called Kennedy's but awarded to Nixon after auditing errors emerged—belonged to Kennedy after all. Nixon's net gain: -3 electoral votes.
The GOP's failure to prove fraud doesn't mean, of course, that the election was clean. That question remains unsolved and unsolvable. But what's typically left out of the legend is that multiple election boards saw no reason to overturn the results. Neither did state or federal judges. Neither did an Illinois special prosecutor in 1961. And neither have academic inquiries into the Illinois case (both a 1961 study by three University of Chicago professors and more recent research by political scientist Edmund Kallina concluded that whatever fraud existed wasn't substantial enough to alter the election).
On the other hand, some fraud clearly occurred in Cook County. At least three people were sent to jail for election-related crimes, and 677 others were indicted before being acquitted by Judge John M. Karns, a Daley crony. Many of the allegations involved practices that wouldn't be detected by a recount, leading the conservative Chicago Tribune, among others, to conclude that "once an election has been stolen in Cook County, it stays stolen." What's more, according to journalist Seymour Hersh, a former Justice Department prosecutor who heard tapes of FBI wiretaps from the period believed that Illinois was rightfully Nixon's. Hersh also has written that J. Edgar Hoover believed Nixon actually won the presidency but in deciding to follow normal procedures and refer the FBI's findings to the attorney general—as of Jan. 20, 1961, Robert F. Kennedy—he effectively buried the case.
Another man, too, believed Nixon was robbed: Nixon. At a 1960 Christmas party, he was heard greeting guests, "We won but they stole it from us." Nixon nursed the grudge for years, and when he was criticized for his Watergate crimes he would cite the Kennedys' misdeeds as precedent. He may have felt JFK's supposed theft entitled him to cheat in 1972. It's an interesting hypothetical: If no pall had been cast over the 1960 election, would Watergate have happened?


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By Edward O. Comitz, Esq. and Patrick T. Stanley, Esq.
Pain management obviously requires steady hands and intense concentration, as anesthetics and steroids must be delivered to exceedingly precise pain-generating centers often located within millimeters of the spinal cord or nerve roots. Any impairment of fine motor skills or concentration, even if brief, can have catastrophic results. Complex pain management also has unique stressors predicated on the chronicity and severity of chronic pain, difficulties with diagnosis, patient depression and anxiety, seemingly incurable maladies, and the administration of dangerous and addictive controlled substances. The pain experience is unique and can create anxiety in the anesthesiologist that is qualitatively different than the stressors of other focus or sub-specialty areas.
Palliative care involves some different stressors as it requires intense emotional interaction with patients who are facing the end of life. This takes emotional stamina, which may be difficult for doctors who are themselves suffering from physical pain, depression or anxiety, and often results in a decision to stop practicing due to "burnout" rather than disability.
By contrast, critical care and surgical anesthesia can involve extended periods of sitting/standing, and sustained concentration while multi-tasking as a number of vital signs must be continually monitored while the patient is maintained in a controlled level of consciousness. The abilities to react immediately and calmly to emergent situations is a job requirement, as is physical strength to support the patient's breathing, manipulate or move an obtunded patient, or perform emergency intubations, tracheotomies or gastric lavage. Additionally, since surgery often occurs on an emergent basis, critical care and surgical anesthesiologists must usually be available on-call to maintain hospital privileges. At any time of the day or night, therefore, the surgical anesthesiologist must provide emergency anesthesia care, regardless of how he or she is feeling at the moment.
Given the range of skills required to perform these various duties, it is not uncommon for an anesthesiologist to become unable to perform the duties of one focus or sub-specialty area due to a disability, but still be able to safely and ethically practice another type of anesthesia. For example, a pain management specialist who develops a slight hand tremor may no longer be able to safely practice pain management, but he may be able to practice surgical anesthesia. Likewise, a critical care specialist who has lower back problems may no longer have the stamina or strength for surgery, but he may be able to work in pain management or palliative care. Even if a physician can no longer physically work in an anesthesia-related specialty, he may still be able to work as a general practitioner or family care physician with additional training.
However, the transition from one focus area, sub-specialty or field of medicine to another is not seamless, and there may be considerable time and expense involved in the transition. If a physician is able to work in another area of medicine, or even in another area of anesthesia, the question often arises as to whether and how much the physician may collect under a disability insurance policy. The answer varies, depending on the facts of each particular situation and the language of the policy at issue. In many cases it is possible to collect the full amount of the disability benefit, even if the anesthesiologist is working within anesthesia or in another area of medicine.
This is a unique concept to understand and often requires a short lesson in history and your recollection of the manner in which your policy was marketed and sold. In the late 1980s through the mid-1990s, disability insurers relaxed their underwriting standards on policies sold to physicians in order to invest the high premiums received in the bull market. Conventional wisdom was that highly-trained physicians would opt to work through their disabilities, rather than give up lucrative practices, and claims would rarely be made. As a result, most policies issued during that time frame contained language that was extremely favorable to the insured, and tens of thousands of policies were sold in an effort to boost insurance company profits. To compete, carriers readily provided policies on short application forms, and policy terms often included provisions such as non-cancelability, steady premiums, benefits payable for life rather than to age 65, additional benefits that could be purchased over time on the same terms as the original policy, and cost of living adjustments.
Of all the bells and whistles, the key marketing hallmark of these liberalized policies was to allow full payment of disability benefits if an insured was disabled from his or her "own occupation," regardless of whether he or she was able to work in another occupation. In turn, the term "occupation" was often defined as "your occupation at the time of disability." Thus, by way of example, an anesthesiologist who sub-specialized in pain management would typically be entitled to receive full disability benefits even if he or she worked solely as a surgical anesthesiologist.
In the late 1990s, interest rates plummeted as managed care emerged, and physicians started making less money. There was no longer an incentive to run busy offices while working through pain and limitations. Additionally, with the rise in malpractice exposure and insurance, including a growing awareness of patient safety issues, many physicians sought to finally obtain the benefit of their bargain on the policies they had purchased years before.
This resulted in a flood of legitimate, and often high-dollar, disability insurance claims that caught the disability insurance industry flat-footed. Policies that were once considered a safe, lucrative investment suddenly became a "bad block" of business. In response, many large disability insurers began to engage in unseemly claims administration practices, which included delaying and denying legitimate claims, using biased medical examiners and intimidation tactics, and misinterpreting the terms of their own policies to attain a financial advantage. This type of conduct resulted in large punitive damage awards in literally hundreds of cases throughout the country.
Some practices were so egregious that they were the topics of Dateline NBC and 60 Minutes segments. The news coverage precipitated a Multi-State Market Conduct Evaluation of the nation=s largest carrier, UnumProvident, which was then investigated by the attorneys general for all 50 states and the District of Columbia. UnumProvident settled for a multi-million dollar payment and an agreement to revise its claims handling practices, among other things. The jury is still out (in many cases, literally) on whether UnumProvident has actually changed its practices, or whether it and other carriers are simply paying lip service to their alleged reforms. Whether a sound decision or not, the disability insurance industry has struck this bargain and it must honor expectations that it created as many physicians have been dutifully paying the premiums on these policies for decades.
Unfortunately, despite the obligation to honor their commitments, many disability insurance carriers bank on physicians being unaware of the favorable language contained in their policies and will go to great lengths to generalize occupational definitions in order to deny claims. This occurs with great frequency on claims filed by anesthesiologists. Carriers will often purposely make the claim process as daunting as possible, with numerous pitfalls, in an effort to undo the policy definitions that they created. None of these problems are insurmountable; however, they are certainly difficult to tackle alone, against a billion dollar industry with particular expertise in saving money. When faced with a possible disability insurance claim, it is important to consult with an attorney experienced in this area of the law so that you can understand your policy and have some control over your financial future.


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Dies are cutting tools that produce external screw threads, also known as male screw threads. They're commonly used with die stocks, which are tools that hold round and hex dies to ensure proper alignment and uniform threads. Dies are used to create new threads, and to repair worn and damaged threads.
Find a variety of machine die heads and chasers for external threading applications.
Pipe threading equipment is used to create screw threads on pipes and pipe fittings. These types of threads follow national and international standards, such as NPT (national pipe thread tapered), NPTF (national pipe thread tapered fine) and BSP (British standard pipe). Pipes and pipe fittings are used in the transport of liquids and gases, or for connecting two or more pipes together. Die heads are attached to pipe threading machines in order to cut male pipe threads according to various pipe thread standards. Pipe threader ratchets provide leverage for thread cutting.
Available in SAE and metric sizes, heavy-duty tap and die sets can handle almost any threading requirements. Motion Industries provides large tap and die sets, tap socket sets, metric die sets, metric tap sets and other cutting tools. Whether cutting threads into a hole with a tap or using a die set to cut threads onto a cylinder, the tools from all the leading suppliers match any need.
Threading taps create internal, or female, threads on the inside of a hole. They can be operated manually, as with hand taps, or used in machines such as lathes and drill presses. Common taps for generating screw threads include spiral flute taps, spiral point taps, and pipe taps.
Thread mills are used in computer numerical control (CNC) milling machines to generate screw threads and cut at faster feeds and speeds than taps. Thread mills are also capable of cutting left-hand and right-hand threads, internal and external threads, and are a good choice for high-production threading.
Thread repair and reinforcement products repair and restore worn or damaged threads. Thread-locking inserts are used to repair stripped internal threads and have a locking element that reduces the effects of vibration. Thread repair kits offer the convenience of all necessary thread repair tools in one assortment. These kits often include threaded inserts, taps, drill bits, and ratchets.


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