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1 Hall-effect electronic axis
1 Potentiometric axis with or without direction or clutch microswitches
TR 1 Potentiometric axis
Frictioned TF
2 Axis electronic on / off
TS with microswitch
2 standard hall effect electronic axes
TS 2 standard hall effect electronic axes
TK 2 standard hall effect electronic axes
TU 2 standard hall effect electronic axes
2 Axes CANbus
TSW 2 Axes CANbus
TKW 2 Axes CANbus
TUW 2 Axes CANbus
Our Handgrips
Ergonomic Handgrip J/D
Reduced base HANDGRIP Y / X
Handgrip T/R
Handgrip Q/P
Commercial Handgrips
SP – Rocker pedal
CVP2 – control unit for programmable valve control
CVP21 – control unit for programmable valve control
CVP2CO pocket programmer
Programmer for CVP40/CVP50
PROGRAMMABLE CONTROL UNIT CVP40 / CVP50
SPI – Insulation sensor
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Erratum: A narrative review on the management of medication overuse headache: The steep road from experience to evidence (Journal of Headache and Pain DOI: 10.1007/s10194-009-0159-6)
Paolo Rossi, Rigmor Jensen, Giuseppe Nappi, Marta Allena
Fondazione "Istituto Neurologico Casimiro Mondino"
Journal of Headache and Pain
Rossi, P., Jensen, R., Nappi, G., & Allena, M. (2010). Erratum: A narrative review on the management of medication overuse headache: The steep road from experience to evidence (Journal of Headache and Pain DOI: 10.1007/s10194-009-0159-6). Journal of Headache and Pain, 11(1), 85. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10194-009-0175-6
Erratum : A narrative review on the management of medication overuse headache: The steep road from experience to evidence (Journal of Headache and Pain DOI: 10.1007/s10194-009-0159-6). / Rossi, Paolo; Jensen, Rigmor; Nappi, Giuseppe et al.
In: Journal of Headache and Pain, Vol. 11, No. 1, 02.2010, p. 85.
Rossi, P, Jensen, R, Nappi, G & Allena, M 2010, 'Erratum: A narrative review on the management of medication overuse headache: The steep road from experience to evidence (Journal of Headache and Pain DOI: 10.1007/s10194-009-0159-6)', Journal of Headache and Pain, vol. 11, no. 1, pp. 85. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10194-009-0175-6
Rossi P, Jensen R, Nappi G, Allena M. Erratum: A narrative review on the management of medication overuse headache: The steep road from experience to evidence (Journal of Headache and Pain DOI: 10.1007/s10194-009-0159-6). Journal of Headache and Pain. 2010 Feb;11(1):85. doi: 10.1007/s10194-009-0175-6
Rossi, Paolo ; Jensen, Rigmor ; Nappi, Giuseppe et al. / Erratum : A narrative review on the management of medication overuse headache: The steep road from experience to evidence (Journal of Headache and Pain DOI: 10.1007/s10194-009-0159-6). In: Journal of Headache and Pain. 2010 ; Vol. 11, No. 1. pp. 85.
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Credit: Marcus J. Wilson Sr. Capt. Stevie McDoniel explains the use of the Air Pack pass device to Staff Sgt. Johnathan Oliver, A Co. Warrior Transition Battalion, as Firefighter Medic Sam Knode assists.
The Fort Belvoir Warrior Transition Battalion learned evacuation tips, how to use a fire extinguisher, kitchen fire safety and the process the Belvoir Fire Department goes through in the event of a fire during the Fort Belvoir Professional Firefighters Local F-273's Fire Safety Day Aug. 1.
WTB Soldiers learned the capabilities of ladder and rescue trucks. Firefighters also stressed to the Soldiers that the best way to evacuate a building is through the nearest exit.
F-273's goal is to show the WTB how they can help themselves in the event of a fire and the capabilities of the fire department once it arrives at the scene.
"We want them to know what's going to happen and what's going to come here from the Fire Department in the event of a fire," said Ken Longueuil, FB Local F-273 vice president.
The information helps the WTB implement an evacuation procedure so every Soldier knows what to do if a fire breaks out, according to Maj. Michell Pascua-Gordon, WTB, executive officer.
"It's a must that we have people trained in how to properly evacuate the building," Pascua-Gordon said. "We are a brand new battalion and if we have an established procedure in place when new Soldiers come in, we can teach them the procedure instead of counting on them to find their own way out of the building."
Along with evacuation procedures, Wounded Warriors learned their buildings are designed to compartmentalize fire and the first floor of each building is designed for Soldiers in wheelchairs to easily get out.
"(F-273) made everyone count the number of doors it takes to get out of the building," said Sgt. 1st Class Michael Barrett, A Company, 1st Battalion, platoon sergeant. "So, the next time we rehearse our fire exit, everybody should know how long it takes to get out of the building and how they are going to get out."
Barrett said the information the Soldiers learned will particularly benefit those in wheelchairs or on crutches. Those Soldiers will have more knowledge on how to get out of the building, so they can initiate that process on their own.
"This provides continuous reinforcement that they can initiate some things themselves," said Barrett. "If they are empowered they can, and will, act on their own."
Spc. Heath Cox, WTB, is currently confined to a wheelchair and feels the extra knowledge will benefit others in his position.
"The point of all this information is being quick and getting out quickly," said Cox. "So that will save lives."
Thomas Sell, Fort Belvoir Community Hospital, safety specialist, demonstrated fire extinguisher safety. He said his goal is to dispel myths of the caliber of fire an extinguisher can put out.
"People think the fire extinguisher is the end-all to a fire," said Sell. "It's only good for 15 to 30 seconds. So, don't rush in if an entire room is on fire. Use an extinguisher to put out a trash can fire."
Fire department members want to ensure Soldiers know that they are looking out for the safety of everyone on post.
"Whatever we can do to make their stay a lot safer we will by all means," said Jim Fremeau, F-273 President.
By: By Justin Creech/Belvoir Eagle Staff writer


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U.S. to return more than 60 smuggled artifacts to Iraq
People look at ancient Assyrian human-headed winged bull statues at the Iraqi National Museum in Baghdad March 8, 2015. (Reuters)
Staff writer, Al Arabiya News Saturday, 14 March 2015
More than 60 cultural artifacts will be returned to Iraq this week after they were illegally smuggled into the United States, a statement by the U.S. State Department said Friday.
The State Department said the repatriation is part of an increasing cooperation with Iraq in matters of cultural heritage.
A ceremony will be held on Monday at the Iraqi consulate to repatriate the archeological items, the statement added.
The step comes at a time when Iraq has suffered the destruction of many of its priceless artifacts on the hands of Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) militants, according to the press release.
"At a time when ISIL is destroying the ancient monuments and artifacts of Iraq's rich history, the United States continues to work towards preserving its historical legacy for the Iraqi people and for the world," the statement added, using another abbrevation of the name of militant group.
A video released by ISIS last month showed militants destroying statues and artefacts in the northern Iraqi city of Mosul.
The archeological items - which dated back to thousands of years - were being smashed into pieces, drawing ire from the international community, although later reports suggested that most were plaster replicas.
Last Update: Saturday, 14 March 2015 KSA 13:37 - GMT 10:37
UNESCO condemns ISIS destruction of ancient Iraq city as 'war crime'
The head of UNESCO condemned on Friday the destruction of the ancient Assyrian city of Nimrud in Iraq by the Islamic ...
ISIS bulldozes ancient city of Nimrud in Iraq
Militants of the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) have bulldozed the ancient Assyrian city of Nimrud in Iraq, the ...
UN: ISIS heritage destruction a 'war crime'
U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon voiced outrage Sunday over the destruction by the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria ...
ISIS museum vandals in Iraq video identified
Three "ISIS criminals" accused of destroying and looting priceless artifacts from a museum in the northern ...
The United States said the repatriation is part of an increasing cooperation with Iraq in matter of cultural heritage


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Q: Split single hash type to multiple documents by Logstash I plan to build my own Elasticsearch monitoring cluster. by query metrics and stats from Elasticsearch source and write to Elasticsearch monitoring cluster.
But when I query with "GET /_nodes/stats", I get the hash result like this.
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      ...
  },
  "W4x_8xNSSquKqR8YxUZaaa" :{
      "timestamp": 1486693633326,
      "name": "myserver3",
      ...
  }
}}

How to use Logstash to split the result from this document to 3 documents? and then, move the nodeId to be a field value like.
{
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      "timestamp": 1486692663526,
      "name": "myserver1",
      ...
}
{
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      "timestamp": 1486693663526,
      "name": "myserver2",
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{
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Алеса́ндро Мо́ри Ну́нес (; род. 10 января 1979, Асис-Шатобриан) — бразильский футболист, защитник.

Биография
Алесандро является воспитанником молодёжной академии «Фламенго». Довольно рано дебютировал за основной состав, несмотря на ответственную позицию крайнего защитника. В 1999—2001 годах выиграл с командой три титула чемпиона штата Рио-де-Жанейро, а также победил в Кубке чемпионов Бразилии.

В начале 2000-х годов во «Фламенго» начался игровой и финансовый кризис, поэтому Алесандро отправился в аренду в «Палмейрас», где он провёл чуть более трёх месяцев. Затем игрока приобрело киевское «Динамо», но закрепиться в украинской команде ему не удалось и в 2004 году он отправился в аренду в «Крузейро». В 2005—2007 годах он выступал в «Гремио», где и завершился его контракт с «Динамо». После этого Алесандро недолго выступал за «Сантос», пока, наконец, не перешёл в 2008 году в «Коринтианс».

«Тимао» тогда возглавлял Мано Менезес, с которым Алесандро был знаком ещё будучи игроком «Гремио», и с которым он вместе выигрывал Серию B. Ситуация повторилась и в том году, поскольку второй по-популярности клуб страны по итогам 2007 года вылетел из Серии A. Алесандро помог своей новой команде выиграть Серию B, а уже в следующем году завоевать Кубок Бразилии, и вместе с ним завоевать путёвку в Кубок Либертадорес. Это позволило привлечь дополнительных спонсоров и вскоре «Коринтианс» стал вновь бороться за самые высокие места. По итогам чемпионата 2010 «Тимао» вновь добыли путёвку в Кубок Либертадорес, но только в его предварительную стадию.

В начале 2011 года Коринтианс сенсационно не смог преодолеть предварительную стадию Кубка Либертадорес, из-за чего досрочно карьеру завершил Роналдо, и команду также покинул Роберто Карлос. Уход столь авторитетных игроков привёл к необходимости выбора капитана. Первоначально им стал Шикан, но вскоре тот поссорился с тренером Тите и повязка перешла к Алесандро.

В 2011 году «Коринтианс» стал чемпионом Бразилии, в 2012 году впервые в своей истории дошёл до финала и выиграл Кубок Либертадорес. Алесандро пропустил пять из шести матчей группового турнира (кроме первого) в этом турнире из-за травм, но к решающим играм успел восстановиться.

Достижения
 Чемпион Бразилии: 2011
 Чемпион Украины: 2004
 Чемпион Серии B Бразилии (2): 2005, 2008
 Чемпион штата Сан-Паулу (3): 2007, 2009, 2013
 Чемпион штата Рио-де-Жанейро (3): 1999, 2000, 2001
 Чемпион штата Риу-Гранди-ду-Сул: 2006
 Обладатель Кубка чемпионов Бразилии: 2001
 Обладатель Кубка Украины: 2005
 Обладатель Кубка Либертадорес: 2012
 Победитель Клубного чемпионата мира: 2012

Ссылки
 Профиль на официальном сайте «Коринтианса»

 Биография на globoesporte.globo.com

Футболисты Бразилии
Игроки ФК «Гремио»
Игроки ФК «Динамо» Киев
Игроки ФК «Динамо-2» Киев
Игроки ФК «Коринтианс»
Игроки ФК «Крузейро»
Игроки ФК «Палмейрас»
Игроки ФК «Сантос»
Игроки ФК «Фламенго»

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"True" Stories and Confidence, or the lack thereof
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Whenever a novel or a film is based on a true story, it is immediately met with skepeticism—how much of the "truth" is that story based on, and how far from the "truth" did it stray. And the word "confidence" or someone displaying such extreme levels of confidence is met with irony and disbelief that anyone could be really that confident. Elizabeth Renzetti's debut novel Based on a True Story and Russell Smith's short story collection Confidence delve into the skepticism and irony that are now commonly associated with "true stories" and "confidence." And yet, both authors introduce a touch of sadness and sympathetic prose that balances the irony and satire of their stories.
Renzetti's Based on a True Story is a satire that sparks with wit and sharp humour, commenting on (our obsession with) celebrity culture and the journalism that chases down those celebrities. The novel follows Augusta Price, a washed-up soap opera actress fresh out of rehab, who has just published her memoir, Based on a True Story. Price finds out that an ex-lover of hers, Kenneth Deller—or his radio personality, Mr. Romance—may be writing a book about her. She recruits Frances Bleeker, a struggling American journalist who wrote a damning article on Augusta in a British tabloid, to aid her in her quest for "revenge" that takes them to California. At the centre of the novel, as its title alludes to, is the critique of the celebrity memoir, especially since the memoir boom of the 1990s. Renzetti not only questions the validity of memoirs, but also argues that these memoirs are, as is always the case, one POV of past events and quite often suppress emotionally personal events of the writer. Renzetti demonstrates this by weaving Augusta's memoir, Frances' article on August, and Kenneth's POV throughout the story, establishing the relational web that forms these characters' identity(-ies): the celebrity persona, the personal/private, and the tabloid/journalistic eye. Together, a more intimate portrait of Augusta is created. However, Based on a True Story becomes rather tangled as the book approaches its dénouement. Although the woven narratives flesh out and reveal the life of Augusta and bring her down from washed-up celebrity to a human being, the plot meanders and ends rather anticlimactically. Augusta's character comes nearly full circle, remaining the flat satirical caricature of a celebrity that she was in the beginning, and the other characters' subplots feel incomplete. Based on a True Story contains moments of hilarity and humorous satire, yet the stabs at fandom and its treatment of drug and alcohol abuse comes off as rather callous.
The Torontonian characters in the short stories of Russell Smith's Confidence have anything but confidence, looking to lies, drugs, fantasizing about others, affairs, and money (that they do not have) to create an illusion of confidence. The characters in these stories are seeking confidence in themselves, in their relationships, in their city, and in their work. But in seeking confidence, they defer their work, abuse their relationships, desire gentrification, and/or abuse themselves. Smith's satirical eye of the selfish woes of the Torontonian white middle-class, however, is not without care. Smith's characters are not two-dimensional, unlikable cut-outs. Rather, the reader gets a glimpse into how conflicted, insecure middle-class individuals will slouch towards these affectless and snobbish caricatures in order to gain something like confidence. So while there is critique of these middle-class "troubles," the reader still cares about these individuals, about how they are hurting themselves and those around them. The stories that stand out are "Crazy," whose main character is lauded by friends and family of his girlfriend as a wonderful boyfriend when he is anything but and feels trapped by that lie. "Research" is terrific in the stylistic choice to have its two PhD students (who are coming down from a drug) talk in incomplete sentences, reflecting the deferral and incompleteness of their dissertation, and of their happiness and of realities that they avoid. "Gentrification" contains a couple that hopes that their area becomes gentrified, and the husband expresses happiness once hints of gentrification occur and he is able to sexually fantasize about a black woman tenant of his without having to actually "deal" with her and her friend any longer. At times Smith leans over into heavy-handedness in his satire, yet this is overcome by his rounded characters and poignant prose. Confidence is an excellent collection of short stories that delves deeply into the psyche and sadness of those who hopelessly strive for confidence or something like it by any means necessary.
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1.5 Different Approaches to Intercultural Communications. Relations Between Culture and Language.
we need some strategic approach to how to deal with it.
Exactly because it is so broad, we need some practical theory so to say.
functional anthropocentric perspective of intercultural communication.
show what I understand by the words functional and anthropocentric.
the functions of what we use in intercultural communication.
of any communicative event, of any intercultural encounter we have a person.
Universal features and cultural peculiarities.
from this micro point of a individual.
because they want to achieve something through this, to understand something.
To get something to explain something, to inform, to share.
there are many other instances of community.
inter cultural activities but this one is in the center.
both universal features and peculiarities.
We will study instances of intercultural communication.
linguistic functions that are used in these communicative encounters.
linguistic agenda and the language are in the heart of communication.
of symbolic exchange using language, using linguistic expressions.
start with trying to understand function, the meaning reconstructed.
Or to put in other words, being given a form we reconstruct the meaning?
which are given to us as elements that make utterances and sentences.
And that brings us to some aspects of linguistic analysis.
the questions that arise there are as follows.
some point in our lives in this activity trying to learn a foreign language.
they say that people who speak another language, really become partly different.
as if they have not exactly to solve, but they have two personalities.
my body language is different from the body language I use when I speak Russian.
It's part of us, language is part of us, it creates, in part, your personality.
not just in terms of anecdotal evidence are as follows.
the issues that I'll now list.
who studies cross cultural issues in communication.
And these questions sound like that.
Does learning new languages change the way you think?
the way you conceptualize the world, the way you see it.
And do polyglots think differently when speaking different languages?
new ways of expressing, new ways of communicating changes you culturally.
Does it creep inside you?
Does it become part of you or not?
issue of Cross-cultural communication, research and gender.
What people would think when they hear these terms, language and culture.
What are the relations between culture and language?
One way to put it is that culture manifests itself in language, it does.
The concept that is behind this word privacy.
The same the meaning of the Russian word Toska is not easily translated.
Write it into english, I can give you a number of translations.
Beat sorrow, beat sadness, beat unhappiness.
But just the translations will not render the whole concept.
and contacts of cultural interactions that are behind this world.
So this is how we can see that culture manifests itself in language.
you cannot understand the real meaning of the message without knowing the culture.
language as an instrument of culture This is way that culture manifests itself.
Not just in buildings, clothes, types of food, but mainly through interaction.
I talk about it all the time this week.
an instrument of culture immediately emerges another issue, another question.
And this is relations between languages and thought.
Because, we don't speak just with words.
but through the modern version of the linguistic relativity hypothesis.
imposes certain centralization's on the speakers of this language.
imposes on how we conceptualize about things.
It has so called strong version and weak version.
by certain scholars and not exactly by those.
it's sometimes called Sapir and Whorf hypothesis.
Whorf really proclaimed it as a theory, but it is just described to them.
proclaimed at the beginning and never was proved experimentally sounds like that.
And linguistic categories limit and determine cognitive categories.
Experiments that followed showed that it's probably too strong an expression.
it means that you cannot actually grasp the ideal future.
even don't understand and won't be able to understand what snow is.
Of course it sounds rather funny.
And we know it's not the truth.
cultural status and to status of relations between thought and language.
The weak version says that linguistic categories And usage influence thought.
And certain kinds of behavior associated with communication.
What does it mean, certain kinds of behavior associated with communication?
probably pay more attention to various forms in which movement Takes place.
not twisting, in a slow manner or in fast manner.
I relate here to the works by Dan Sloban.
Always when just sitting and watching videos.
they will be paying less attention to it, and that was proved experimentally by.
So that's what I call certain kinds of behavior associated with communication.
As put it Thinking for speaking.
language in the weak version of, relativity hypothesis.


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Q: ggplot2: Dodge points with categorical axis and overlaying points Consider the following graph
d1 = data.frame(x=LETTERS[1:2],y=c(1.9,2.3))
d2 = data.frame(x=LETTERS[1:2],y=c(1.9,3))

ggplot(d1, aes(x=x,y=y)) + geom_point(data=d1, color="red") +
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The goal is to dodge the blue toward the right and the red dots toward the left. One way would be to merge the two data.frames
d1$category=1
d2$category=2
d = rbind(d1,d2)
d$category = as.factor(d$category)
ggplot(d, aes(x=x,y=y, color=category)) +
     geom_point(data=d, position=position_dodge(0.3)) +
      scale_color_manual(values=c("red","blue"))

Is there a another solution (a solution that does not require merging the data.frames)?

A: You can use position_nudge():
library(ggplot2)

d1 <- data.frame(x = LETTERS[1:2], y = c(1.9, 2.3))
d2 <- data.frame(x = LETTERS[1:2], y = c(1.9, 3))

ggplot(d1, aes(x, y)) +
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* It is also home to the Cosmopolitan Center, the social-services agency that has long-served Cornhill residents.
* A public auction will take place July 23 in the lobby of the Oneida County Courthouse.
* An attorney for the lender said the sale won't affect the tenants at this point. defaulted on its mortgage. Now the lender is foreclosing on the property.
So what does that mean for the more than 250 senior citizens who receive services there? And what about the Cosmopolitan Center that occupies a portion of the building?
Cosmopolitan leaders said they've heard about a potential foreclosure, but aren't sure how it will impact their youth programs geared toward Cornhill children. Board President David Mathis said the center would like to stay at the location, but would move if necessary.
The Loretto project was designed in the early 1990s to displace poverty, crime, joblessness and other symptoms of urban decay. Several government agencies provided grants to Loretto for the rehabilitation of the vacant school.
It was important, elected officials said at the time. It would grow jobs and revitalize Utica's inner city, they said.
Now Loretto owes several million dollars in unsecured debt to government agencies in addition to its mortgage.
But the figures don't mean much to resident Evelyn Delahunt.
She's lived at Loretto since the facility opened in 1995, and said Thursday night she didn't realize the property was being sold.
The state Department of Health has been at the Loretto Utica Center this week to monitor the situation because of the approaching sale, department spokesman Jeffrey Hammond said.
Generally speaking, any facility like Loretto would have to submit a plan if it were to close or relocate, Hammond said.
That way, the state could ensure a seamless transition of services, he added.
Loretto Utica Center Executive Director Michelle Synakowski did not return calls Thursday. Sally Berry, senior vice president of Loretto in Syracuse, referred specific questions to Syracuse-based attorney Jeffrey A. Dove of Menter, Rudin & Trivelpiece. He could not be reached Thursday.
When created, the Loretto Utica Center was touted as a project that would become a model approach to long-term care, both in terms of the method of service delivery and the somewhat unusual inner-city location.
Delahunt said she finds it to be a convenient location because she can walk to pizzerias and coffee shops on Genesee Street, or hop on a Centro bus to Sangertown Square in New Hartford.
Loretto's services are not only valued by its residents, but by the city, too, Mayor David Roefaro's assistant said.
"The mayor truly hopes that Loretto resolves this issue," Angelo Roefaro said.
Loretto-Utica Properties Corp. two years ago filed Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection to halt foreclosure proceedings in 2005 started by its lender, General Electric Capital Corp.
Loretto-Utica Properties Corp. owes about $21 million in its mortgage to General Electric Capital, according to court documents.
The property will be sold July 23 to the highest bidder, said Martin, the GE attorney who's with the Syracuse-based firm Harris Beach LLP.
"Our only recourse at this point is to sell the property and realize the money from the sale of the property," Martin said.
He said he's unsure what the property is worth or what people likely would bid. GE itself might put in an offer, which would allow the company to then sell the property, Martin said.
"It's certainly permissible for GE Capital to bid on its own behalf and take the title of the property," Martin said.
Once bankruptcy is final for Loretto-Utica Properties Corp., then the city can pursue collections again on money owed to the city, Angelo Roefaro said.
Loretto has tried to shuffle and cut jobs to save costs, officials said. The reconfiguration didn't have anything to do with its sister company filing bankruptcy, center officials have said, but rather because of a problem with the state's Medicaid reimbursement rates.
The nursing and adult programs are commonly managed by the same company that oversees Loretto-Utica Properties Corp., but the three units are legally distinct, nonprofit corporations, its legal officials have said.
Mathis, the Cosmopolitan Center leader, said his own agency has struggled financially. It hasn't paid rent to Loretto for about two years, he said.


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migrated information: read-across from supporting substance (structural analogue or surrogate)
other: see 'Remark'
GLP study, according to the OECD 202 guideline Rationale for read-across: in the environment, lime substances rapidly dissociate or react with water. These reactions, together with the equivalent amount of hydroxyl ions set free when considering 100mg of the lime compound (hypothetic example), are illustrated below: Ca(OH)2 <-> Ca2+ + 2OH- 100 mg Ca(OH)2 or 1.35 mmol sets free 2.70 mmol OH- CaO + H2O <-> Ca2+ + 2OH- 100 mg CaO or 1.78 mmol sets free 3.56 mmol OH- From these reactions it is clear that the effect of calcium oxide will be caused either by calcium or hydroxyl ions. Since calcium is abundantly present in the environment and since the effect concentrations are within the same order of magnitude of its natural concentration, it can be assumed that the adverse effects are mainly caused by the pH increase caused by the hydroxyl ions. Furthermore, the above mentioned calculations show that the base equivalents are within a factor 2 for calcium oxide and calcium hydroxide. As such, it can be reasonably expected that the effect on pH of calcium oxide is comparable to calcium hydroxide for a same application on a weight basis. Consequently, read-across from calcium hydroxide to calcium oxide is justified.
OECD Guideline 202 (Daphnia sp. Acute Immobilisation Test)
Although the pH increased significantly, it was not neutralized.
EU Method C.2 (Acute Toxicity for Daphnia)
yes (incl. QA statement)
Analytical monitoring:
Details on sampling:
Control, and all test solutions were sampled in duplicate. The duplicate sample was kept separately as a reserve. Immediately after sampling, the samples were superposed with nitrogen.
Details on test solutions:
Elendt Medium M4 was used to dilute the test item and to keep the daphnids during the period of the test. The preparation of medium M4 is described in the Standard Operation Procedure (SOP) A 5.6.
The required amount of Medium M4 was prepared not longer than 4 weeks before it was used.
During storage Medium M4 was aerated.
CHARACTERISTICS OF THE BATCH MEDIUM M4:
Water hardness: 250 mg/l as CaCO3.
Temperature: 21.3 °C
Dissolved oxygen: 98%
Dissolved oxygen: 8.6 mg/l
Conductivity: 600 µS/cm
Test organisms (species):
Details on test organisms:
Daphnia magna (Straus), clone 5, cultured at ECT Oekotoxikologie GmbH since October 11, 2000.
The organisms were originally supplied by Aventis, Frankfurt a.M.
The age of the daphnids at the beginning of the test: 6 - 24 h.
CULTURING OF DAPHNIA MAGNA:
Material of stock vessel: glass
Amount of medium per stock vessel: 1.8 l
Depth of medium in the stock vessel: 14 - 15 cm
Number of daphnids kept as stock per culture vessel: approximately 20
Separation of adult and young daphnids: 1 to 4 times per week
Medium: medium M4
Renewal of medium: approximately 2 times per week
Temperature: 20 ± 2°C
Photoperiod (light/dark): 16/8 h
Light intensity: 50 - 1000 lx
Aeration: none
Food: Algae (Desmodesmus subspicatus, Pseudokirchneriella subcapitata), TetraMin, instant baker's yeast suspension
Feeding frequency: 3 times a week
One day before starting the exposure, all young daphnids were removed from selected holding vessels which contained adult daphnids aged 15 to 45 days. Al least 6 hours before placing young daphnids into the test vessels the newborn daphnids were separated from the parental daphnids which were kept in the selected holding vessels.
Water media type:
Total exposure duration:
Post exposure observation period:
250 (mean) mg/l CaCO3
Test temperature:
19.1-21.7°C
Dissolved oxygen:
8.5-8.7 mg/l O2
Salinity:
Nominal and measured concentrations:
Nominal: 0.0, 14.8, 22.2, 33.3, 50.0 and 75.0 mg/l.
Details on test conditions:
Number of replicates per test concentration: 4
Number of organisms per test vessel: 5
Test units: 300 ml glass beaker, covered by glass lids
Amount of test solution per test vessel: 150 - 200 ml
Test medium: Medium M4
Aeration of test vessel: none
Adjustment of pH in the test solutions: none
Renewal of the rest solution during the test: none
Feeding during exposure: none
Light regimen: 16 h light : 8 h dark
Light intensity: 354 lx (247 - 453 lx)
Reference substance (positive control):
from regression curve
Effect conc.:
49.1 mg/L
Nominal / measured:
Conc. based on:
act. ingr.
Ca(OH)2
Basis for effect:
other: calculated pH 10.9
meas. (initial)
other: initial pH 10.1
75 mg/L
Details on results:
- Behavioural abnormalities: some daphnids sticking to the water surface were observed at all concentrations, except the control and the highest test concentration. Daphnids with reduced swimming activities compared to controls were observed at the 50 mg/L level.
- Any observations (e.g. precipitation) that might cause a difference between measured and nominal values: with increasing test item concentrations, precipitates formed over time. The formation of precipitates is likely the result of the reaction between Ca(OH)2 and CO2 dissolved in the medium yielding poorly soluble CaCO3.
Results with reference substance (positive control):
24h-EC50 is 2.06 mg/L, which is in the range between 0.6 and 2.1 mg/L (OECD, April, 2004). Therefore the results with the reference substance are acceptable.
Initial pH values: 7.7 (control), 9.5 (14.8 mg/L), 9.7 (22.2 mg/L), 10.1 (33.3 mg/L), 10.7 (50 mg/L) and 11.1 (75 mg/L).
Using nonlinear regression analysis of the initial OH- concentration against the % inhibition, resulted in an equation (r2=0.992) from which the EC50 was derived: OH- concentration of 0.000717 mol/L (i.e. 49.1 mg/L) and pH 10.9.
Validity criteria fulfilled:
Immobilised daphnids in the control: 0%. Dissolved oxygen concentration at the end of the test in control and test vessels: 8,5 mg/l.
A clear concentration-response relationship was observed.
The biological findings (immobilisation of the daphnids) were closely related to the initial pH and the corresponding OH- concentrations in the test solutions. At the test item concentration used in this study, the pH values were in the range of the control pH within 24 hours. Therefore the initial pH is considered to be the main reason for the effects of the test item on the test organisms.
Acceptable, well-documented publication, which meets basic scientific principles. Rationale for read-across: in the environment, lime substances rapidly dissociate or react with water. These reactions, together with the equivalent amount of hydroxyl ions set free when considering 100mg of the lime compound (hypothetic example), are illustrated below: Ca(OH)2 <-> Ca2+ + 2OH- 100 mg Ca(OH)2 or 1.35 mmol sets free 2.70 mmol OH- CaO + H2O <-> Ca2+ + 2OH- 100 mg CaO or 1.78 mmol sets free 3.56 mmol OH- From these reactions it is clear that the effect of calcium oxide will be caused either by calcium or hydroxyl ions. Since calcium is abundantly present in the environment and since the effect concentrations are within the same order of magnitude of its natural concentration, it can be assumed that the adverse effects are mainly caused by the pH increase caused by the hydroxyl ions. Furthermore, the above mentioned calculations show that the base equivalents are within a factor 2 for calcium oxide and calcium hydroxide. As such, it can be reasonably expected that the effect on pH of calcium oxide is comparable to calcium hydroxide for a same application on a weight basis. Consequently, read-across from calcium hydroxide to calcium oxide is justified.
reference to same study
no guideline followed
Toxicity test was conducted by a standard method developed by the laboratory.`Test organisms were exposed, 96 h, to different concentrations of the test item in test solutions, prepared in natural seawater.
Water quality was measured daily
Test solutions were prepared for the samples in natural seawater, acclimated to 15+/-1°C, and initial water quality was measured.
Crangon septemspinosa
TEST ORGANISM
- Common name: sand shrimp
- Strain: Say, 1818
- Source: collected from Kouchibouguac Bay, NB, Canada
15 ± 1 °C
7.68 (in control) - 12.46 (at highest dose)
Nominal concentrations: 0, 5, 50, 500, 5000, 50000 mg/L
Ten replicate 1 L mason jars were filled with each test concentration and acclimated to 15+/-1°C. One sand shrimp was introduced into each test vessel. The tests were checked for mortality and water quality daily.
test mat.
other: 95% CL: 50-500 mg/L
There was no mortality in control (pH 6.60-8.03) to 50 mg/L (pH 8.17-9.12) treatments, but 100% mortality in treatments with concentrations of 500 mg/L (pH 8.58-10.32) to 50000 mg/L (pH 12.39-12.61).
Reported statistics and error estimates:
The NOEC was approximated from the concentrations resulting in <=10% mortality in fish.
In the current test with sand shrimp, the 96h-LC50 for hydrated lime was 158 mg/L. Based on pH values measured at t=0 this is equivalent to 9.70 (9.12-10.3) pH units.
Klimisch 1 study: nominal 48h-EC50 value for the immobility of Daphnia magna = 49.1 mg Ca(OH)2 /L (Egeler et al., 2007)
Klimish 2 study: 96h-LC50 for marine water crustacean Crangon septemspinosa Say = 158 mg Ca(OH)2 /L (Locke et al., 2009)
Rationale for read-across: in the environment, lime substances rapidly dissociate or react with water. These reactions, together with the equivalent amount of hydroxyl ions set free when considering 100mg of the lime compound (hypothetic example), are illustrated below:
Ca(OH)2 <-> Ca2+ + 2OH-
100 mg Ca(OH)2 or 1.35 mmol sets free 2.70 mmol OH-
CaO + H2O <-> Ca2+ + 2OH-
100 mg CaO or 1.78 mmol sets free 3.56 mmol OH-
From these reactions it is clear that the effect of calcium oxide will be caused either by calcium or hydroxyl ions. Since calcium is abundantly present in the environment and since the effect concentrations are within the same order of magnitude of its natural concentration, it can be assumed that the adverse effects are mainly caused by the pH increase caused by the hydroxyl ions. Furthermore, the above mentioned calculations show that the base equivalents are within a factor 2 for calcium oxide and calcium hydroxide. As such, it can be reasonably expected that the effect on pH of calcium oxide is comparable to calcium hydroxide for a same application on a weight basis. Consequently, read-across from calcium hydroxide to calcium oxide is justified.
Fresh water invertebrates
Effect concentration:
Marine water invertebrates
The short-term toxicity test with Daphnia magna (Egeler et al., 2007) was carried out according to the OECD 202 guidance taking into account GLP and thus resulting in a Klimish 1 score. The biological findings for Daphnia magna (immobility) were closely related to the initial pH of the test solutions, which ranged from 7.7 in the controls to 9.5, 9.7, 10.1, 10.7 and 11.1 at 14.8, 22.2, 33.3, 50 and 75 mg Ca(OH)2 /L, respectively. Therefore the initial pH is considered to be the main reason for the effects of calcium dihydroxide on Daphnia magna (Egeler et al., 2007).
The short-term toxicity test with the marine species Crangon septemspinosa Say (Locke et al., 2009) was conducted by a standard methodology developed by the laboratory. Test conditions are well described, a dose-response relationship was established (96h-LC50 = 158 mg/L); no statistics were reported. This resulted in a Klimish 2 score.
The acute toxicity to daphnia of calcium carbonate (nano) was assessed in a study performed according to OECD TG 202 under GLP (Priestly, 2010). In this study Daphnia magna were exposed to a 100 %v/v saturated solution of calcium carbonate. No toxic effects were seen in the study. Hence the 48 h EC50 was >100% v/v saturated solution and the NOEC was 100% v/v saturated solution. The concentration of calcium carbonate (nano) that might cause acute toxicity is therefore greater than the maximum solubility of calcium carbonate in water.
Based on the results of the studies performed on the read-across substance calcium dihydroxide and on calcium carbonate, it may be concluded that the acute toxicity to daphnia of grades of calcium oxide containing up to 35% calcium carbonate will be driven by the calcium oxide content and hence the results available for the read-across substance calcium dihydroxide represent the worse-case for all grades of calcium oxide.