Edward McGivern (October 20, 1874 – December 12, 1957) was a famous exhibition shooter, shooting instructor and author of the book Fast and Fancy Revolver Shooting. McGivern performed extensive research into the art of handgun shooting, particularly with the double action revolver. He is renowned as one of the best handgunners that ever lived. His Guinness world record for "The greatest rapid-fire feat" (set on August 20, 1932 at the Lead Clube Range, South Dakota) still stands. He emptied two revolvers in less than 2 seconds. He set another record on September 13, 1932, shooting five rounds from a double action revolver at 15 feet in 2/5 of a second, and covering the group with his hand. Other accomplishments include "firing two times from 15 feet five shots which could be covered by a silver half-dollar piece in 45/100 of a second". His shooting was so rapid, timing machines would malfunction in attempting to record his shooting speed.
He could break six simultaneously hand thrown clay pigeons (standard trap targets) in the air before they hit the ground.
He could hit a tin can hand thrown 20 ft. in the air five times before it hit the ground.
He could drive a tack or nail into wood by shooting it.
He could shoot the spots out of playing cards at 18 feet, or even split a playing card edge on.
He could shoot a dime on the fly.
McGivern advised the PowerPlinker to first develop enough group shooting ability on paper targets so that the aimed group is small enough such that an aerial target cannot slip though a "hole" in that group.
Oh nooooo!! Not the fundamentals AGAIN, Sergeant.
John, even I will agree with you…LOL!
Stranger things have happened! Of course, it's obvious to anyone in the know that repeating simple facts is necessary as too many people will dispute indisputable truths.
I am an enthusiastic supporter! ESPECIALLY FOR HIS TRIGGER DRILLS.
Double Action Two Hands; then only with Strong Hand; then, the master practice – only with the Weak Hand.
What is so important about dry firing, double action, with your weak hand? It's hard to do! You must struggle!! And that's important because we aren't training your finger or your hand. We are training what controls your fingers and hands: your brain!
There are omissions and embellishments in my version. Better to read his directions.
For details, see pages 120 – 124, and, to a lesser degree pp 174-175.
"Adapt a position that is suitable and comfortable for you – never mind the other fellow." p.30.
"Persistent study and practice." p.37.
When reasonable steadiness has been developed (the student can be his own judge), the actual shooting can be properly started somewhat along the following lines: Stand, say six to ten feet away from a fair sized target, or any object that a person may wish to use for a target, line the gun up in the usual way in which the shooter has been accustomed to lining it up for single action-shooting. Take careful aim, squeeze the trigger back slowly, the full distance of travel. this is quite necessary and important at first, in order to maintain a steady hold until you get the shot away. Note the result of the show without making any changes whatever. Now with the hammer down – not raised by hand – again point the revolver at the spot you desire the bullet t hit, take careful aim as before, and while striving to maintain the aim by steady holding, start again to squeeze the trigger back the full distance of travel, steady, careful squeezing till the shot gets away.


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Ashwellthorpe-based charity prepares for trike challenge
By Stephanie Brooks
Published: 7:23 AM June 3, 2011
As a man who was paralysed by polio at the age of 21, Denny Denly was determined not to let disability stop him from realising his dream of travelling across Europe.
In 1947, the adventurer who died last year aged 86, undertook a 1,500 mile journey to the Swiss Alps on a Argson mobility trike.
Now officials from the Norfolk-based disability charity he helped start will pay tribute to his courage by completing the same route in the same trike over 12 days this month.
During the feat, dubbed the Alps Challenge, they will also be joined by sporting ambassadors including basketball player Ade Adeptian, Paralympic athlete Baroness Tanni Grey-Thompson and racing driver Nicholas Hamilton, the younger brother of F1 driver Lewis Hamilton who has cerebral palsy.
Yesterday, the charity - Disabled Motoring UK formerly known as Mobilise - showcased the recently restored three-wheeled at its centre in Ashwellthorpe near Wymondham in time for the start of the challenge on Saturday.
Helen Dolphin, director of policy and campaigns at Disabled Motoring UK, dreamt up the idea about a year ago.
She said: 'We wanted to do something befitting of Denny's memory and I thought it would be an honour to re-create his great drive.
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'I think he would be really happy with what we're doing. I got to meet him several times and he was a real adventurer - a go-geter. And that's what the charity is all about, it's about making sure that disabled people have the opportunity to do these types of things.'
The team will be waved off by crowds at Queen's House, in Greenwich, London, and will make their way to Folkestone, onto Paris and finally into the Alps following the route used by Mr Denly as closely as possible.
They hope to arrive back in London at the Houses of Parliament on June 16, where they will present the charity's message to MPs.
Mrs Dolphin added: 'We thought it (the Alps Challenge) would be a great way to deliver our message. The original drive was in 1947 but we do not want to go back to 1947 and if the Government wants to go ahead with reductions in Disability Living Allowance then what's going to happen to a lot of disabled people?'
The 1932 Argson mobility trike, which has been brought back to life by soldiers from the Light Dragoons at Swanton Morley, near Dereham, travels at an average speed of about 35mph and is controlled by a set of levers. It carries a 198cc petrol engine and has two gears, but can not reverse.
It has not be used on the roads since 1987 and had been a display piece in the charity's foyer and later in a museum.
The trike's main driver Dan McIntyre said: 'It's hard work but it's a lot of fun. The hardest bit of it is the steering.
'But I'm excited. It's an honour because this is a piece of history and I'm obviously going to take good care of it.'
Disabled Motoring UK is a national charity, which campaigns on behalf of disabled drivers, passengers and Blue Badge holders.
To follow the team's progress, visit www.disabledmotoring.org
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Your report on Department of Work and Pensions contracts with organisations helping people back to work highlights once again how the use of anti-advocacy clauses in government contracts has the potential to prevent civil society speaking out on behalf of vulnerable people (Friday 12 October). This is not new to civil society leaders, who have challenged the use of anti-advocacy clauses since the new government grant standards were introduced in 2016.
Civil society does not exist solely to provide services, although that can be an important part of its work. It is also there to give voice to the concerns of those people and communities who often go unheard. It addresses the root causes of issues, bringing frontline experience and knowledge to help shape policy and effect change.
History has shown how important this is. Campaigning and advocacy has changed minds and improved lives, from the introduction of the smoking ban and the plastic bag tax, through to patient panels in the health sector. Universal Credit is an example of a policy which is affecting the lives of thousands of people, and it's more important than ever that charities are free to represent a range of voices.
We are calling on the government to end the use of anti-advocacy clauses across all government departments, and strengthen the fundamental role civil society plays in our democracy. Civil society, and the people it serves, must be able to tackle the causes of problems, not just address the symptoms. We must be able to speak truth to power.


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'Garda broke my nose': Portlaoise businessman claims assault and further intimidation by local cops
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By Chinedu Onyejelem
A black African man has accused a garda based in Portlaoise of assaulting him while he returned home from a party in Co Laois.
Local businessman Joe Collins, who owns Joekinns Superstore and DJ's Afro Restaurant in the town, claims he was punched twice in the face in the altercation on the night of 1 December 2018.
The alleged incident occurred when Collins was being driven in a Garda car following his arrest for a public order offence.
Collins claims that he was told to "shut the f**k up" and punched twice in the face for asking why he was being arrested and handcuffed.
Describing the evening to Metro Éireann, Collins – who moved to Portlaoise in 2016 – said it has left him devastated, depressed and in fear of his life.
"About 10 pm on Saturday 1 December, my partner dropped me to a friend's birthday party in Mountmellick. The party was noisy and at a stage I decided to go home so that I would go to Church in the morning.
"I saw a friend that was going my way and I asked him for a lift which he agreed to. This was between 11.30pm and midnight.
"About 10 minutes' drive away from the party a Garda car drove past us. We noticed that it turned around and came after us. The gardaí used their blue light to stop us.
"Both my driver friend and myself came out of the vehicle. While the garda driver was talking to my driver friend, I could hear [the garda] asking whether he was drinking and he answered 'No'.
Collins says the other of two garda questioned him about where he was coming from and where he was headed.
However, when he answered "[the garda] immediately told me to 'shut up'. I said to him 'You asked me a question and I am answering you nicely. Why are you asking me to shut up?' Then he told me to 'shut the f**k up'."
Collins says the garda told him he would be arrested if he said a word again. "I asked him 'Why would you arrest me? What have I done wrong?' He then said: 'You are arrested.'" Collins claims he was tightly handcuffed behind his back before being put in the back of the Garda car and driven off.
Five minutes into the drive, Collins says he asked repeatedly why he was being arrested, which allegedly prompted the arresting garda to give him "two punches [in] my face" causing him to pass out.
Coming to on arrival at Portlaoise Garda Station, Collins says he "noticed that I was bleeding and my clothes were bloody. On getting inside the station, I told the garda in charge [about the alleged incident]. Despite the fact that I was bleeding, I was put in the police cell which was unlocked." Collins says he was in "serious pain" but his request for an ambulance to take him to hospital was not acted upon for several hours.
"The gardaí were arguing [among] themselves," he adds, explaining that the situation only changed when he was later recognised. "Then the sergeant came and told me [the incident] would be investigated."
Later on, two different gardaí took Collins to Portlaoise General Hospital, where he said an x-ray confirmed a broken nose. He says he refused stitches to the cut on his face to avoid scarring.
After discharge from the hospital, Collins says he was returned to the garda station where he refused to sign a bail bond and said he wanted to go to court that morning to plead his case. He claims gardaí then put pressure on his partner to convince him to sign the bond. While she refused, he later signed the bail bond on the advice of his solicitor, and to his surprise was immediately handed a charge document for a public order offence.
In the weeks since the alleged assault, Collins says he has been gradually recovering. He has been receiving outpatient treatment at Midland Regional Hospital Tullamore, where his nose "was pushed back to its former position and they have given me time to see if [it] will stay there or require surgery".
While he is disappointed with his alleged treatment by Portlaoise gardaí, he added that he is even more concerned that they made further efforts to prevent him from making his claims public.
Collins says a protest he planned for 7 December and publicised on social media prompted a call to a friend from the local superintendent, asking for "a peaceful way of resolving the issue", but he refused.
It was then alleged by the same friend that if he went ahead with his planned protest, the gardaí "might bring a fireman to close down my business or plant something there".
Collins claims this same friend went online to announce the protest as cancelled without his permission, though it ultimately went ahead peacefully.
But the situation has not gone without further incident, as Collins claims efforts are being made to victimise him in the town and to close down his businesses, citing a surprise fire inspection with a Garda presence at midnight on 22 December.
Metro Éireann understands that the allegation has been reported to the Garda Síochána Ombudsman Commission (GSOC) for investigation.
When contacted for a response by Metro Éireann, the Garda replied: "We have no record currently of any incidents on the dates and locations outlined."
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Estuary: Reports are that the estuary is still on the boil with blackfish in numbers never seen before. One spearo told me that he could spear 10 at once if he tried!!! Anglers have been working the wall plus the edges of the racks and all have come away with a great feed. On the Bream side a few guys have worked the racks on the high tide in kayaks and have got a feed throwing a unweighted Whitebait. Early in the week I received a report from a regular customer who managed eight Flathead using small hard body Saku lures last Sunday morning. He was fishing the shallows in Ohmas Bay at Tuncurry with all fish coming in at over 40cm.
Rock: Drummer everywhere is what I hear along with plenty of reports of Rock Cod in good 'keeper' size. Boomerang Beach northern end rocks are fishing the best, with plenty of Bream amongst the catch plus a few Blackfish as well.
Offshore: Up north again near Old Bar the Snapper are really turning up in good numbers. A group of three customers fished the area last Saturday and Sunday morning for a good feed of nine fish with the smallest hitting the scales at 3kg with the best coming in at 7.3kg. All fish were caught on Z Man soft plastics on a light jighead and came on the bite just on first light. Fishing down on the bottom will get a good feed of Rock Cod. Anglers that are targeting Flathead at the moment are getting good results if they can get through the jackets. The ocean is loaded in jackets, so be prepared to rig up accordingly.
Beach: Most beaches seem to be firing well with good reports from Tuncuury Beach. John Davis hit the beach a few nights this week and got amongst some nice Jewfish around the 80cm mark. Plenty of Bream happy to take Pilchard fillets or beachworms. Early morning fishos are getting a feed of Tailor on Seven Mile with a few good Greenbacks in amongst the catch.
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Several studies have shown that parity is associated with oral health problems such as tooth loss and dental caries. In Japan, however, no studies have examined the association. The purpose of this study was to determine whether parity is related to dentition status, including the number of teeth present, dental caries and filled teeth, and the posterior occlusion, in a Japanese population by comparing women with men.
A total of 1,211 subjects, who participated both in the Japan Public Health Center-Based (JPHC) Study Cohort I in 1990 and the dental survey in 2005, were used for the study. Information on parity or number of children was collected from a self-completed questionnaire administered in 1990 for the JPHC Study Cohort I, and health behaviors and clinical dentition status were obtained from the dental survey in 2005. The association between parity or number of children and dentition status was analyzed, by both unadjusted-for and adjusted-for socio-demographic and health behavioral factors, using a generalized linear regression model.
Parity is significantly related to the number of teeth present and n-FTUs (Functional Tooth Units of natural teeth), regardless of socio-demographic and health behavioral factors, in female subjects. The values of these variables had a significantly decreasing trend with the rise of parity: numbers of teeth present (p for trend = 0.046) and n-FTUs (p for trend = 0.026). No relationships between the number of children and dentition status were found in male subjects.
Higher-parity women are more likely to lose teeth, especially posterior occluding relations. These results suggest that measures to narrow the discrepancy by parity should be taken for promoting women's oral health. Delivery of appropriate information and messages to pregnant women as well as enlightenment of oral health professionals about dental management of pregnant women may be an effective strategy.
Pregnancy and parturition have a tremendous effect on maternal health. Complications of pregnancy include bleeding, premature rupture of the membranes, puerperal endometritis and anemia [1, 2]. In the worst cases they cause serious conditions and death of the mothers . Alarming oral health problems related to maternity have also been reported. There is a commonly used proverb, not only in Japan but in other countries, that a mother loses one tooth every time she gives birth to a child. Several studies show that parity (i.e., the number of children to which a woman gives birth) is associated with oral health conditions such as tooth loss and dental caries [4–6].
In a Danish study , the number of teeth present in women was negatively correlated with the number of their children. Women in low social status lost about one additional tooth per child, while those in high social status lost about one additional tooth per two children. In the same study, among identical female twins, the twin with more children had fewer teeth. For male twin pairs, such clear relationships were not found.
The third National Health and Nutritional Examination Survey (NHANES III) demonstrated that parity was related to tooth loss among American women . Among Black and White Non-Hispanic American women in this survey, increased parity was also related to a higher number of untreated decayed surfaces . However, some studies have not found an association between parity and oral health conditions [7, 8].
To date, there is a paucity of research on the relationship between parity and oral health status. In Japan, in particular, no studies have been conducted to examine this association. Further, this kind of research will become more difficult in the future due to the declining birthrate in Japan; the birthrate in 2012 was 1.41 . Therefore, the purpose of this study was to determine whether parity is related to dentition status, including the number of teeth present, dental caries, filled teeth and posterior occlusion, in a Japanese population by comparing women with men.
In 1990, the Japan Public Health Center-Based (JPHC) Study Cohort I was launched in order to prospectively follow the morbidity and mortality of diseases, such as cancer and cardiovascular diseases, in a large population-based Japanese sample . In 2005, a dental survey was conducted for the sub-cohort of the Yokote health center jurisdiction, Akita Prefecture from the JPHC Study Cohort I. Therefore, subjects in this study were those who had participated both in the JPHC Study Cohort I in 1990 and the dental survey in 2005.
We mailed invitation letters to 15,782 eligible residents, aged 55 to 75 years as of May, 2005, to inform them about the purposes and procedures of the study. From July, 2005 through January, 2006, a total of 1,518 subjects underwent a self-administered dental questionnaire and clinical oral examination. Information on parity was collected from a self-completed questionnaire administered in 1990 for the JPHC Study Cohort I. The final number of subjects used for the analysis was 1,211, after excluding those with missing data for either the outcome or any explanatory variable. Ethical approval of this study was granted by the Ethics Committee of the National Cancer Center in Tokyo and the Tokyo Medical and Dental University Ethical Committee, Japan.
Female subjects were asked their number of childbirths, and male subjects were asked their number of children. The parity or number of children was then divided into five categories: 0, 1, 2, 3, and 4 or more.
A self-completed dental questionnaire administered in 2005 inquired about health behaviors such as intake of sweet snacks or drinks (rarely, sometimes, and everyday), presence of a family dentist (yes or no) and smoking status (non-smoker, past smoker, and current smoker).
Standardized clinical oral examinations of the dentition (excluding third molars) were performed in 2005 by 43 participating dentists using the World Health Organization guidelines . Training and calibration for the dentists were implemented by oral explanation and distributing a handbook describing the detailed clinical criteria prior to the examination. The examination included the number of teeth present, decayed teeth (DT) and filled teeth (FT).
Following the examinations, n-FTUs (Functional Tooth Units of natural teeth), defined as the sum of pairs of opposing natural teeth (i.e., sound, restored and carious teeth), was calculated. Carious teeth with extensive coronal destruction and missing teeth were regarded as non-functional. Because two opposing premolars were defined as one FTU and two opposing molars as two FTUs, a person with a complete occluding dentition had 12 FTUs.
Oral hygiene of teeth or dentures was evaluated by visually examining all teeth or the dentures and was scored as: 1) good = plaque covering less than one-third of tooth surfaces; 2) fair = plaque covering more than one-third but less than two-thirds of tooth surfaces; and 3) poor = plaque covering more than two-thirds of tooth surfaces. The worst score was recorded as representative for the person.
The linear trend of parity or number of children (0, 1, 2, 3, and 4 or more) with demographics, health behaviors and oral hygiene was analyzed by a linear regression model for continuous data and by the Mantel-Haenzel's chi-square test for categorical data. The adjusted mean of clinical dental outcome variables (numbers of teeth present, decayed teeth, filled teeth and n-FTUs) and linear trend by parity or number of children were assessed using a generalized linear regression model. The analysis was performed both unadjusted-for and adjusted-for age (continuous), education level (low, middle, and high), intake of sweet snacks and drinks (rarely, sometimes, and everyday), presence of a family dentist (yes or no), smoking (non-smoker, past smoker, and current smoker), and oral hygiene of teeth or dentures (good, fair, and poor). All analyses were conducted using SAS 9.0 software (SAS Institute Japan, Tokyo, Japan).
The numbers of subjects according to the parity 0, 1, 2, 3, and 4 or more among females were 36 (5.5%), 68 (10.5%), 371 (57.2%), 150 (23.1%) and 24 (3.7%), and those by the number of children among males were 25 (4.5%), 53 (9.4%), 336 (59.8%), 130 (23.1%) and 18 (3.2%), respectively (Table 1). Mean age, education level, intake of sweet snacks or drinks, and presence of a family dentist were not significantly associated with parity or number of children. The proportion of female smokers was very low, i.e., less than 10%, and more female smokers were observed with decreasing parity (p for trend = 0.015). Male subjects did not show a significant relationship. The number of children among male subjects was significantly associated with oral hygiene. Subjects with poorer oral hygiene had a higher number of children (p for trend = 0.004). However, no significant relationship was detected among female subjects for parity and oral hygiene.
In the bivariate analysis without adjustment for socio-demographic and oral health related variables, there were significant linear trends in some dentition status variables by parity or number of children (Table 2). The number of teeth present significantly declined with the rise of parity in female subjects (p for trend = 0.016), but no corresponding significant relationship was found in males. No significant trends by parity or number of children were observed in the numbers of DT or FT. Regarding posterior occlusion, n-FTUs significantly declined with the rise of parity in female subjects (p for trend = 0.009), similarly in male subjects the number of n-FTUs significantly decreased as the number of children went up (p for trend = 0.035).
Adjusted for age, education level, sweet drinks, sweet snacks, presence of family dentist, smoking status, and oral hygiene status.
The multivariate analysis with adjustment for socio-demographic and oral health related variables showed that the numbers of teeth present (p for trend = 0.046) and n-FTUs (p for trend = 0.026) were significantly related with parity in female subjects. The values of these variables had a significantly decreasing trend with increasing parity. No significant associations were observed in male subjects.
This report revealed that parity in Japanese women was related to the dentition status, regardless of socio-demographic and health behavioral factors. Such relationships were not observed in men after adjustment. Association between number of children and oral hygiene or n-FTUs found in bivariate analysis might be intermediated by the socioeconomic factors. Current results imply that higher-parity women are more likely to lose teeth than lower-parity women, probably due to periodontal disease as well as dental caries, which are two major causes for tooth extraction in Japanese adults . Women with four or more children lose nearly three more teeth than women with no or one child.
Several biological mechanisms to explain the lower number of teeth present with parity have been proposed. Pregnancy has a detrimental impact on oral tissues because various biological alterations occur in the oral cavity during the prenatal period. Fluctuations of pregnancy hormones, such as progesterone and estrogen, increase the vascular permeability in the oral cavity and decrease host immunity, increasing the susceptibility of pregnant women to oral infections [13, 14]. Further, in pregnant women subgingival periodontal pathogens present a more pathogenic profile, and significant differences in bacterial proportions are found for Aggregatibacter actinomycetemcomitans, Porphyromonas gingivalis, Prevotella intermedia/nigrescens, Tannerella forsythia, Parvimonas micra, Campylobacter rectus and Fusobacterium nucleatum . Hormonal variations, as well as changes in the oral flora, place pregnant women at a higher risk for exacerbation of gingivitis and periodontitis [16, 17]. The inflammation of periodontal tissues that occurs during pregnancy is temporary and abates after childbirth, but destruction of periodontal tissue persists even after childbirth. Thus, repeated occurrences of periodontal inflammation worsen the existing periodontal diseases , and progressive periodontal diseases eventually can result in tooth loss.
Previous studies demonstrated that parity was related to untreated dental caries in the United States , and the prevalence of dental caries was higher in pregnant women than in non-pregnant women in Vietnam . Proposed biological mechanisms for an increased susceptibility to caries during pregnancy include changes in saliva and oral flora , and changes in immunosuppression . These may contribute to a gender disparity in caries rates [19, 22, 23]. However, no significant relationship between parity and decayed teeth was detected in this study. This may be because so few decayed teeth were present in our sample. Fewer decayed teeth also reflect a higher number of filled teeth in the present subjects. Universal dental coverage by the national insurance system in Japan may contribute to this result . Studies performed in Africa reported no relationship between parity and dental caries [7, 8]. This is mainly because the dental-related environment in Africa is totally different from that in developed countries.
Another plausible reason for aggravation of dental diseases in females, other than biological alterations, is that women with many children may have various reasons for having difficulties getting treatment. Pregnancy and maternity may alter dental utilization patterns. Similarly, dentists' attitudes and behavior may change when treating pregnant women. Former studies indicate that about half of the pregnant women with dental problems sought no dental care , or postponed dental treatment until after childbirth . Therefore, pregnant women with higher risk of dental disease are less likely to receive treatment. Pregnant women may also mistakenly believe that dental problems are a usual and unavoidable experience during pregnancy [27, 28]. The popular notion that the fetus takes calcium from the teeth of the mother and that dental treatments can harm the fetus still widely exist, although there is no evidence supporting them [29, 30]. In addition, many pregnant women do not think of gingival bleeding as a sign of inflammation, or as a problem that needs dental care . Dentists, generally, are not willing to treat pregnant women and may postpone dental treatments until after childbirth. However it has been confirmed that providing dental treatments in pregnancy, including prophylaxis, restorations, extractions, and periodontal management is generally safe and effective [28, 32].
In this study, lower number of n-FTUs was found in higher-parity women. This finding indicates that loss of teeth affects posterior occluding relationships, especially occlusion with natural teeth. The number of FTUs is closely related with masticatory performance [33, 34]. Therefore, higher-parity women may not have satisfactory biting and chewing.
One limitation in the study is that intra- or inter-examiner reliability assessments were not carried out. Another limitation is that the subjects had voluntarily participated in the examination, and therefore, may not be a representative sample. Nonetheless, the present study demonstrates that Japanese women with high parity have a higher risk for dental diseases and are more likely to lose teeth, especially posterior occluding relations, compared to those with low parity.
Parity in Japanese women was related to the dentition status. There are pathological as well as socio-behavioral reasons why parity is related with such dental problems. Therefore, further efforts are needed to narrow the discrepancy in parity-related oral health. To reduce the gap associated with parity, and to promote better oral health in women, it will be necessary to deliver appropriate information and messages to pregnant women and also enlighten oral health professionals about dental management of pregnant women.
The authors thank all staff members in each study area and in the central office for their painstaking efforts to conduct the baseline survey and follow-up of JPHC Study Cohort.
This study was partly supported by the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research and the 8020 Promotion Foundation.
MU: conceived of the study and conducted statistical analyses and manuscript writing. SO: made contributions to conception and design of the study. MI and ST: contributed to interpretation of data and helped to draft the manuscript. YK: involved in writing the manuscript critically for important intellectual content. All authors read and approved the final manuscript.


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Two career Department of Defense employees were disciplined for violating the Hatch Act, in stark contrast to political advisers in the White House.
Finally, some federal employees were disciplined for violating the Hatch Act. There's just one problem: The discipline was imposed on some career federal employees at the Defense Logistics Agency, part of the Department of Defense, while the rampant Hatch Act violations by White House staff go unchecked.
Last week, the Office of Special Counsel made an announcement that it had imposed "significant discipline" on two career employees of the DLA who violated the Hatch Act. The Hatch Act prohibits most executive branch employees from engaging in partisan campaigning while on the clock or at certain events.
The offenses of the DLA employees were fairly banal. One made political posts on Facebook during work hours and solicited political contributions on Facebook as well. For that, he got a 90-day suspension without pay. The other put a "Vote Republican" image in a PowerPoint presentation. He got a 30-day suspension without pay.
This is much different than the way the Hatch Act violations of Lynne Patton, a former event planner who Trump named to a high-level role at the Department of Housing and Urban Development, were treated. Like the DLA employee who used Facebook for partisan purposes, Patton used her government Twitter account to promote political tweets. She then posted on Facebook that her political activities "may be a Hatch Act violation," but that "I honestly don't care anymore."
For her all brazenness, Patton got only a sternly worded letter.
Then, of course, there's White House adviser Kellyanne Conway, who has violated the Hatch Act at least 50 times on her Twitter account alone. Similar to Patton, Conway openly defies the law when it comes to the Hatch Act. In the case of Conway, though, the OSC actually did recommend her removal because her behavior is so egregious.
Trump declined to fire Conway, and for her part, she alleged that Democrats were trying to silence her by asking her to comply with the law.
A significant majority of career federal employees surveyed — 70% — say that they are held to a higher standard, as regards the Hatch Act, versus White House employees.
The people Trump installed throughout his administration suffer no consequences for leveraging government time and resources to make highly partisan pro-Trump statements. It looks like enforcement of the Hatch Act is just for the little guy.
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As first reported by ESPN Saturday, Mike Norvell is leaving the University of Memphis to become the new head football coach at Florida State. In four years at the Memphis helm, Norvell posted a 38-15 record (the fifth-most wins in Tiger history) and led the 2019 Tigers to the American Athletic Conference championship (earned with a victory over Cincinnati Saturday at the Liberty Bowl). The Tigers have won 12 games for the first time in program history and will play in the prestigious Cotton Bowl in Dallas on December 28th.
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Norvell, who turned 38 in October, took over the Memphis program upon Justin Fuente's departure for Virginia Tech after the 2015 season. The former offensive coordinator at Arizona State led the Tigers to a 8-5 record in his first season as a head coach, then followed with a 10-3 campaign in 2017 that culminated in Memphis playing in the AutoZone Liberty Bowl for the first time and a year-end ranking of 25 in the Associated Press poll. After an 8-6 season in 2018, the Tigers won the AAC's West Division a third straight season and returned to the AP Top 25 (currently 16th).
The Tigers scored more than 500 points in each of Norvell's four seasons at the helm, a total reached by the program only once before his arrival. Memphis placed a player on the AP All-America first team after both the 2017 (receiver Anthony Miller) and 2018 (Darrell Henderson) seasons.
Norvell succeeds Willie Taggart, who went 9-12 with the Seminoles before being dismissed in November. Florida State did not appear in a bowl game after the 2018 season, ending a streak of 36 consecutive postseason appearances.
In a press release addressed to "Tiger Nation," Memphis athletic director Laird Veatch applauded Norvell for his success in blue and gray and provided a sense of the priority he'll give in finding the right successor for Tiger football. "This search will be my sole focus and I will be in regular contact with President [David] Rudd. We now turn our attention to securing a coach of the highest integrity and character with the skills and vision to continue our ascension into the college football elite. There has never been a better time to be a part of the Memphis Tiger football program."
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1. At this historical moment Europe is struggling with itself and with its own future in a particularly pointed manner. Nevertheless, the serious pressure of external phenomena must not be allowed to let us forget the greatness of the internal resources, the difficulties of the path ahead must lead us to draw more deeply on its own material and spiritual resources.
2. Ideologies today are trying to remove from Europe its values and divide it into supporters and opponents of models built not on the common history of Europe, but on theory. Economic and cultural pressure groups have been actively mobilised in Europe against Europe. The continental institutions are suffering from the tension between the identities of peoples and the dimension of bureacracy, which usually responds to abstract parameters and is led by officials often distant from the real life of Europeans. The co-existence of religions has been put at risk by a policy of religious indifference and by the attempt to relocate religions from the public to the private sphere. Just as at other historical moments of Europe's past, the religious phenomenon is presented as dangerous, but to make it such is in fact the politics which rejects using a public rationale capable of discernment of religions on the basis of universal human values. Economic concerns are often victim of political and financial concerns. On the concreteness of the real economy and work is being fought the clash between two abstracts, that of politics, conditioned by ideology, and that of finance, conditioned by speculation. The States are suffering and struggling to mediate in a significant manner between the peoples and the transnational European institutions.
3. In this picture of difficulties, Europe is conscious of new problems or new aspects of old problems. It can react with a proof of wise realism, faithful to its own history, the recovery of moral and spiritual resources which represent its vocation. There is an on-going weakening of European cohesion, both at the level of encounter between peoples and between nations. Forms of particularistic reaction are arising, which it is too easy to liberate oneself from by calling them "populist" but which, even if manifested in inappropriate forms, denounce a widespread incomprehension. New divisions between States are arising: between strong and weak States, between States aligned along a dominant culture and non-aligned States, which not for this can be considered second class. The search for common values does not mean imposing on everyone the values of some, it means sharing true and valid values for everyone. Alliances are being re-opened which it was thought had been defintively overcome, fears and tensions which had characterised other eras are re-emerging. The arduous situation in Greece has posed problems much wider than the small country and even the Union itself. There is serious concern about the situation of open conflict in Ukraine, a land historically very significant for the European continent and its civilisation between East and West.
4. Europe must ask itself profound, searching questions on all these issues. Sometimes the practice of the European institutions is seen by the peoples as arrogant. Therefore the processes of questioning seems to have taken a step backwards. The peoples fear being trapped in a context which distorts their historical and cultural characteristics. They must be reassured with real guarantees.
5. Peace must be a primary objective for Europe, but our continent must be more than realistic about this. Peace is the tranquillity of order, it is therefore a global and not just a military need. A secure Europe which in turn is a source of security is an ordered Europe, where the various social institutions are justly given first place. Not to respect life and the family also means creating conflict and weakening peace. The same is true for the contempt or even persecution of religion, above all the Christian religion, or an education of young people in moral anarchy. If justice is not guaranteed and if judicial power tends to replace not only the other two powers but also the ethos of the peoples, pretending to restructure it, conflict becomes a path with no way out.
In the management of migration, which today assumes the aspect of humanitarian emergencies, Europe must not renounce its own legal civilisation and the fundamental values of its own culture which it has assimilated from the tradition of natural moral law which here by us has been enriched and transmitted by the Christian tradition and which is also present in other cultures and religions. Nor can it exempt itself from a common commitment to tackle this emergency not just in the so-called welcome of refugees but also and above all by a foreign policy of effective contrast to the depraved interests of those behind this phenomenon. But Europe cannot do everything alone! "Given the complexity of the situations and the breadth of the humanitarian tragedies, we hope that the UN will take the situation into decisive consideration and reach effective solutions not just with respect to the first welcome but also to the migrants' countries of origin, taking appropriate measures to stop the violence and build the peace and development of all peoples. Furthermore, peace in the Middle East and in North Africa is vital for Europe, just as it is crucial that a true peace throughout the continent itself be reached as soon as possible, starting from Ukraine" (Ibidem).
7. Europe cannot adequately tackle such important processes from a solitary position of self-rejection. On the contrary, it must show its own face, the face of a continent which has known in its history truths about men and women and their co-existence and is ready to expend this richness with responsibility. The concrete ecological problem must be tackled without reductive deviations, in the spirit of an "integral ecology" which includes within itself both the environmental and the human. The live problem of employment must also be tackled, in a true European space, re-vitalising with a spirit of pragmatism old and new professionalisms, liberating energies from the institutionalisation of wastefulness, from the revenues of a position and from an excessive fiscal pressure in the face of generalist welfare systems and not always adequate benefits.
8. A similar spirit of wise pragmatism, unafraid of showing its own typically European face, is also true for dialogue between religions and, in particular, with Islam. Human rights, peace, a concrete common good which is not just material but also spiritual, the family, the equal dignity of human beings, the correct distinction between politics and religion, are European values and human values at the same time. Europe must defend them while promoting a true meeting between the religions about them .
9. The Catholic Church which is present in the different European nations knows well that its first duty is the proclamation of Christ to the Europeans, because the first factor of development is the Gospel. It knows how to do it in friendship with everyone, but with its own unique appearance, founded on the truth of the Lord Jesus Christ. From the welcoming of the proclamation of Christ arise new relationships, new ways of seeing things, new incentives of solidarity and civic friendship, a new conviction to fight for people's human and transcendent good.
The CCEE Commission is chaired by His Grace Mgr Giampaolo Crepaldi, Archbishop of Trieste (Italy) and is divided into three sections: Migration, chaired by His Eminence Cardinal Josip Bozanić, Archbishop of Zagreb (Croatia); Safeguarding Creation, chaired by His Grace Mgr André-Joseph Léonard, Archbishop Emeritus of Malines-Bruxelles (Belgium); Social issues, chaired by His Grace Mgr Giampaolo Crepaldi, Archbishop of Trieste (Italy).


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We are surfing waves of higher frequencies as they roll through and round us, and Gaia.
Our body vessels are UPgrading in our every living cell from carbon, the 'old school' physical operating system of 3D reality, to crystalline. Crystalline is the 'new school' operating system of our light bodies whose fuel cells increasingly 'run' on energy. This process of transition from 3D carbon to 4D transitional to 5D light body has been going on for some of us for many years. Yet, also, our emotional bodies have been in an UPgrade process too, going from mostly unconscious or subconscious reality processing to consciously feeling and healing of our this life and other lifetime emotional energies to really clear them and complete them.
Summary of Brenda's July 28, 2017, channeled 15-minute "Creation Energies" show at http://www.BlogTalkRadio.com/brenda-hoffman: Many of you are experiencing emotional and physical sensations that seem unusual – similar to what you experienced in puberty. You're developing according to your Universal blueprint, just as you once did in 3D puberty. The only rule for developing as you intended before this lifetime's earth entry is to follow your joy even if it seems wrong according to others. Self-love and self-worth energies are raining from the Universes to help you find your true self during this confusing time.
"Listen to You" is the title of last week's "Brenda's Blog" – her weekly channeled blog for http://www.LifeTapestryCreations.com.
Many of you are discovering that media coverage or personal interactions are producing anger and words different from your usual reactions. Such is so because you are addressing past lives or past events that trigger anger within you.
You have a choice to re-live and clear that event from your personal history or to ignore your angry feelings.
Of course, many of your teachers and gurus strongly suggest that you address any piece that makes you angry, sad or fearful. That you confront the dragon, so to speak, instead of denying that there is a dragon in the room.
Such is true for some of you, but not all. Perhaps you do not wish to address that issue in this lifetime for various reasons including that doing so produces too many fear emotions for you to move beyond.
While it is true that many self-love, self-worth energies are floating about now, it is not a requirement that you address every piece that upsets you for you have already achieved much in this lifetime and are projected to achieve much more in joy.
So how do you determine if a deep feeling is one you wish to address now or at some point during this earth life? You merely need to ask yourself for as you clean the corners of your being, you might find some dust mites you wish had not reared their heads in this lifetime.
Something you often negate or forget is that you have the power to stop, start or pause the review of pieces within your being. You will not be a lesser being if you decide not to review specific fears. Just as you will not be a greater being if you do.
You have the freedom to discover any piece within you. You also have the freedom to negate that discovery now, later or forever.
Many of you are evolving so rapidly that your clearing continues beyond what is necessary.
Perhaps such a thought seems counter-intuitive for if you release the pain will you not project a more complete being in this lifetime? Yes and no. Because you have many areas of expertise and many areas you have already cleared, you might be needlessly taking extra-credit clearing classes. For the pieces some of you are delving into have more to do with 3D fear than 5D joy.
You are quite comfortable with, some might say addicted to, fear and anger. You might be missing fear for self-love feels new and therefore, uncomfortable. So you draw past fears to you to return to your comfort zone.
You initiated this journey as 3D beings filled with fears, anger, lack of self-love, and sadness from eons of earth experiences.
Consequently, you cleared your big fear and anger pieces, often also cleaning the corners, as you progressed in this transition – and the Universes provided you with a cleaning service via self-love energies.
But many of you have returned to cleaning your being instead of moving into joy as was expected.
Of course, there are pieces deep within you that are counterproductive to your joyful life. Of course, there are beings that remind you or are a replay of interactions you had in past lives. But for you to clear beyond what is required to move into joy is for you to negate all you have completed until now.
You are indeed more comfortable with fear than joy. Maybe the media encourages your current deep anger or perhaps it is politics, a relationship, coworker, community member, or on and on. But before you become totally enmeshed in determining why you are angry, perhaps you wish to ask yourself if you are angry, so you do not have to leave your comfort zone – your last-ditch effort to remain in fear. Like those grasping onto a mountain ledge with their fingernails before dropping into the abyss.
You are of 5D and you are surrounded by love not fear energies. So it is you must ask yourself if your latest foray into fear is to stop you from your new love lessons or because you need to clear a specific piece before you can love yourself.
Most often, the intensity of your fear or anger is the determining factor. If a fear seems to take over your life; if your thoughts and comments are related to this piece; if it is difficult for you to imagine a joy scenario because you are so fearful or angry, it is likely that you are taking extra-credit fear lessons.
Even though such cannot happen if you remain enveloped in fear, you are fully capable of creating a new life of joy. It is time to sense, see and feel joy. Anything that removes you from that place is most likely extra-credit fear.
Continue to dream both in daytime and nighttime – not how to rid yourself of your current overwhelming fear, but how and what to create in joy.
Joy is your new word both regarding usage and understanding. Neither of which will happen if you continue to delve into fears that have little to do with your joy.
The obvious response is "How can I feel joy if I am fearful or sad?" How indeed. That is the crux of this message. You have nothing to fear for you are more capable and skilled than any fear you have ever encountered.
For you to concentrate on fear instead of joy is for you to know that you are negating your powers – and you. So be it. Amen.
We have been noticing the fluctuations in energy around your throat chakras. We have noticed that humanity is receiving the necessary upgrades in order for each of you to own your voice, to have your sense of individuality expressed. And the throat chakra is the energy center responsible for this self-expression.


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D Ü N YA DA N THE COLLECTIVE HULLABALOO 40 Bu görsel www.shutterstock.com sitesinden alınmıştır. Yazı: Soji APAMPA Self-regulation preferred by business is the very thing that puts it in a catch-22 because this involves the unilateral choice to do right in a context where competitors are doing well by cutting corners, where clients are happy to pay for short-cuts to be followed or rules bent to get them off the hook, where government regu- lation lacks credibility in that it clearly serves special interests and not the public interest. I n 2018, the issue of Collective Action was discussed in diverse places such as Aswan, Egypt, in February, at a regional event by the Egyptian Junior Chamber; in Lagos, Nigeria, in June, at the 6th annual Christopher Kolade Le- cture on Business Integrity, hosted by the Convention on Business Integrity; in London, England, in October, at the annual Members meeting of the Maritime Anti-Corruption Network (MACN); in Copenhagen, Denmark, in October, at the 18th Internatio- nal Anti-Corruption Conference; in Switzerland, in November, at the Basel Institute on Governance's conference and in Kyiv, Ukraine, in December, at a meeting of regional partners of the Centre for International Private En- terprise (CIPE) to name a few places. Collective Action as an approach had existed for years before the World Bank jumped on the bandwagon and tried to make it native to H Street, Washington D.C. This did the anti-cor- ruption community great service when they, over 10 years ago, put in some effort to articulate it and classify it into typologies giving practitio- ners a lexicon and common language with which to discuss and share the phenomenon. Before then, it was just something demanded by civil society and other non-State actors as an approach to curbing corruption and was certainly not a mainstream move- ment. Why is there now this increase in commotion, clamour, excitement and energy when Collective Action is mentioned these days?


Since 2003, Asheville-based b-boy dance outfit Hunab Kru has hosted weekly training and free-for-all sessions at the Stephens-Lee Recreation Center. Along the way, a new generation of local breakdancers has learned the art of the b-boy/b-girl.
Now the gatherings are coming to an end — or rather, relocating. Hunab Kru will hold its final weekly Stephens-Lee gig on Wednesday, Aug. 26, from 7 to 9 p.m. Then, in September, the eight-member troupe plans to ramp up its training sessions and related events at the spanking new Hunab Kru Dance Studios in a leased south Asheville location.
Wednesday night's open dance circle — or "cipher," as the b-boys call it — will be free and open to all with a valid I.D. Organizers say that, pro or novice, you're welcome to come hone your moves; or, feel free to take in the motion from the sidelines. If you plan to dance, wear clean athletic shoes and don't be shy about bringing safety gear such as knee and elbow pads.
For more information about Hunab Kru and its expansion plans, click here.
Great looking studio – best of luck, boyz!


I must have at least a half dozen decent recipes for chocolate chip cookies, but apparently that's not enough. Leave it to the New York Times to come out with yet another chocolate chip cookie recipe, one that is being touted around the foodblog community as the ultimate chocolate chip cookie recipe.
Basically, what makes these cookies so amazing is some sort of chemical process that takes place when you chill the dough for 24-36 hours. Okay, so I don't remember exactly what happens, but it's, you know, MAGICAL and leads to really chewy and delicious cookies. Another thing that makes these cookies so tasty is the sprinkling of sea salt on the dough balls. Salt really enhances the flavor of chocolate. Yum.
Okay, so I pretty much followed the recipe exactly, except I used regular old chocolate chips instead of the called-for chocolate disks. I also don't know if you really must go with the bread flour/cake flour combo, but I decided to give it a go. My only cautionary note is I found these cookies overbake VERY easily, so you have to really watch them in the oven. The recipe says to bake for 18-20 minutes, but I found they were done in about 15 minutes (I like my chocolate cookies to be just barely underdone).
Once again, the recipe is here. Give them a shot and let me know what you think!
Funny- just made the dough and sat down and opened your blog! I always chill my dough anyway- I did the regular flour and bread flour and did use larger 60% cacoa or whatever chips- I'll let you know. It is all the buzzz!
Did you find them to be better than any other cookie recipe? It seems that most people have decided to totally abandon their favourite recipe for these and I'm wondering if they're really *that* good.
good lord, it's like the "how can we improve perfection" competition in the candy world all the frakking time now.
how about you bake another batch, send them to chicago, and i'll let you know what i think. 'cuz it's way too frakking hot to turn the oven on here.
I need to stop reading blogs after 9 pm because I WANT THOSE COOKIES right now. And 10 pm is just too late to bake cookies since I have to get up early to work.
Oh, cut-it-out! If you tell me about one more tempting recipe, I'll just burst at the seams. Well, at least my clothes will. Irony of it all, I'd just sat down to read your blog after making a batch of my favorite chocolate chip cookies.
can i come over every day and bake with you when i'm up there in september??
I'll have to try these after I finish my most recent batch of cookies! I usually make my chocolate chip cookies with mini-chocolate chips, because I like them more evenly dispersed in the dough.
But I bookmarked this recipe to try….wouldn't you know that yesterday, I saw ONE box of butter in the dairy case at my supermarket, for the first time in about 4 months. I snapped it up.
Ha! I'm a spontaneous baker, which means I do not possess the necessary patience for chilling dough. I make the Martha Stewart "Living Large Chocolate Chip" cookie recipe and it always satisfies (she suggests…no…I suppose Martha never "suggests", but rather she would "implore"?, anyway she implores that one chill the dough, but I never, ever do.) Not chilling the dough is not a sin. It makes them flatter, gooey-er…..just like I like em. The butter is what makes the cookie, I think. Margarine (which IS a sin) makes them puffy. Not good. Oh, my gosh. It's 7am and I just wrote a litany on cookies.
Okay, all of this inspired me to blog the saltine cracker toffee recipe….so it's on my blog now: http:susanmacaluso.blogpot.com and if you jump over there I have a "car candy" poll you can take because I'm liking the cool feature of adding a poll to my blog AND because I'm still hung up on this whole car candy thing. Scary, I know, I know.
I wasn't sure if I thought these were the end-all-be-all cookies until I baked the second half of the dough. Made the dough last Thursday night, and baked the first half on Sunday afternoon. Very good, but not earth-shattering.
But I baked the rest last night, and oh my! Unbelievable. Sweet, salty, chocolate perfection. Thank goodness there are only 2 more cookies at home, more and I would be doomed!
Yes, indeed, they are truly that good. I'm not much of a chocolate chip cookie fan (at least not the bakery style) b/c I usually find them too cakey and sweet.
I followed this recipe to the letter, and they were out of this world. My husband, the chocolate chip cookie aficionado in the family, also confirmed they were the best he'd ever tasted.
Jacque Torres is 2 blocks away. Just saying. I pick these up "for the kids" all the time. They warm them up for you if they're not warm already. The disks! I never realized that what I like best about them is not the disks but the salt.
Jacques Torres will still be making them in November I'm sure.
I made these last week and I thought they were pretty good, but not the best thing ever. Did you notice that the recipe said it only made 6 cookies? I think I made a few dozen from the batch!
thanks for the link! maybe i'm a bore, but chocolate chip cookies are my favorite kind of cookie.
Hmm… I'm VERY skeptical of trying out any new chocolate chip recipes. I've used the same recipe for-like-ever, but, that salt thing sounds like a good idea. I always add an extra dash of salt to my recipe 'cause it does enhance the flavor. Thanks for the link!


Jess is featured in Paul Mason's (BBC Newsnight / Channel 4 News) book, Why It's Kicking Off Everywhere: The New Global Revolutions, speaking about the future of social media. You can find out more here.
Jess is a central character in the Kitchen Sink Films and Quark Films documentary, The Real Social Network about the use of new media and technology in the global student protests of 2010-11. Watch a preview, get more information or find a screening here.
If you'd like to hear about the academic papers Jess is featured in, get in touch.


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