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Aral Sea Water Problems
Environmental studies and Forestry 2 Pages
The water problems associated with the Aral Sea.
"In the past few decades, the Aral Sea's volume has decreased by 75 percent , the equivalent of draining Lakes Erie and Ontario, and its surface area by 50 percent. The shoreline has receded up to 120 km from its former shore. Sea level has fallen by more than 16 meters in this already shallow sea." Other examples of diminishing renewable freshwater resources (Dead Sea and the Colorado River) were discussed in the reading. In the discussion session, cite other examples of freshwater resources that may be in jeopardy of becoming scarce or extinct.
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According to NASA, the Aral Sea was a project pioneered by the Soviet Union in the 1960s. The sea was formed after a significant diversion of two major rivers that were being fed by precipitation and mountain snowmelt; the sea was to be used to transform the desert into farmland for the production of cotton. The two rivers converged and streamed down cutting across northwest through Kyzyl-Kum Desert, and formed a basin. The basin formed is the fourth largest on earth.
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Netherlands winger Arjen Robben broke free in the 62nd minute but his low shot to the far post was brilliantly kept out with the toe of goalkeeper Iker Casillas' right foot.
Netherlands goalkeeper Maarten Stekelenburg then knocked David Villa's close-range finish over the bar before Spain defender Sergio Ramos headed over the bar while unmarked. Source AP.


I've seen the future, and it's black and white.
It was a sunny Sunday morning in our Lower East Side community playground, animated by a frenetic blur of whooping kids, my own included.
Alone on a bench, I'd neglected to bring a book from home and wasn't in the mood to socialize with the parents nearby. I opted instead to subject the ad-hoc collection of children to an informal Jewish identity census.
Before disclosing the outcome of this thoroughly unscientific survey, it's important to recall that this neighborhood was once the beating heart of Jewish life in America and the historic core of what still remains the world's largest Jewish city.
Here then are the survey results: Of the 23 children in the playground, three were fully Jewish, and two were gentiles. A whopping 18 kids were half-Jewish.
It later occurred to me that with one notable (and Sephardic) exception, every one of my wife's closest Jewish friends has intermarried, though most fully intended not to. Her own sister recently celebrated her first wedding anniversary with her tall and handsome gentile husband from Alberta.
That intermarriage among American Jews is a ubiquitous phenomenon is widely known. But its accelerating pace is nevertheless astonishing. According to figures from the National Jewish Population Survey, only 13% of those who were married before 1970 intermarried, a figure that more than doubled to 28% during the 1970s, reached 43% by the second half of the 1980s and hit 47% by the late 1990s.
According to the NJPS, three-quarters of self-identified Jewish adults with intermarried parents themselves marry non-Jews. And only a third of intermarried couples raise their children Jewish.
Across the East River later that same afternoon, I witnessed an entirely different demographic state of affairs. Ahead of a visit to my Aunt Irene's in Flatbush, we stopped by a playground in Boro Park, a congested, square-mile patch of Brooklyn that is home to one of the world's densest concentrations of Jews.
The fenced-in grounds were a stormy sea of black and white: yarmulke-d, tzitzis-ed and peyes-ed boys scooted and climbed, while their sisters, concealed modestly from head to toe, biked and seesawed. Young mothers sporting mournful black kerchiefs pushed carriages as their husbands, uniformly clad in black pants and white shirts, yapped into cell phones in Yinglish.
Make no mistake, the Boro Park playground represents the Jewish future in America.
In a 2008 speech, Hebrew Union College sociologist Steven M. Cohen said that "we are now in the midst of a non-Orthodox Jewish population meltdown," noting high rates of intermarriage and low levels of affiliation among the offspring of intermarried couples. He contrasted this situation with the demography of American Orthodox Jews.
The rapid growth in the Orthodox population is borne out within my own extended, and very typical, ultra-Orthodox family. My late father, who left his rigorously Orthodox fold as a teen, was one of six children. They, in turn, had 24 kids (of whom I am one). These two-dozen have given birth thus far to 110 children — a number sure to grow, considering the relative youth of many of my younger cousins. Indeed, the oldest among the 110 have wedded and have begun producing a gigantic litter that could one day approach 1,000 people — all within four generations!
The implication of all this? The ranks of secular and religiously liberal American Jewry will be greatly diminished by the end of this century, leaving behind a legacy of thousands of gentile Goldsteins, Bernsteins and Kaplans. The shrunken Jewish community in the United States will be increasingly composed of the fervently Orthodox, with a reduced representation of more moderately devout Jews.
In 1964, Look magazine ran a cover story entitled "The Vanishing American Jew," which posited that assimilation, low birth rates and intermarriage would conspire to extinguish American Jewry by the end of the 20th century. As it happens, it was Look magazine that vanished first.
But ultimately Look wasn't that far off. The figure it referred to — that fleeting creation of the 19th-century Jewish Enlightenment known as the modern American Jew — is indeed on the way to becoming a relic. How ironic that this was a fate once widely thought to be reserved for the now resurgent ghetto yid, who may well end up being the typical American Jew of the 22nd century.
Uzi Silber is a writer living in New York.
This story "The Jewish Future, in Black and White" was written by Uzi Silber.


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Eldershaw, Peter Ross (1927–1967)
by R. C. Sharman
Peter Ross Eldershaw (1927-1967), archivist, was born on 5 January 1927 at West Looe, Cornwall, England, son of Australian-born parents John Roy Eldershaw, artist, and his wife Dorothea Willis, née Barclay, a sculptress. Peter spent much of his youth at the family home at Richmond, Tasmania, but fell victim to poliomyelitis in the epidemic of 1937-38. It left him with no muscular ability in his legs and doctors said that he would never walk again. He completed his primary and undertook his secondary education at Wingfield House, a hospital in Hobart, then attended the University of Tasmania (B.A., 1950) in a wheelchair.
Thanks to Eldershaw's ingenuity, splints and other apparatus were designed and built, which enabled him gradually to walk, but with great difficulty. When the State Archives was being established in Hobart as an arm of the State Library of Tasmania, the authorities were persuaded in 1951 to employ him as a temporary 'Indexer of Historical Records'. Next year he was appointed assistant-archivist. His major work for the archives was his preparation of the first three parts of the Guide to the Public Records of Tasmania (1957-58 and 1965), inventories of the documents of the Colonial Secretary's and the Governor's offices, and of the Convict Department.
A founder (1951) of the Tasmanian Historical Research Association, Eldershaw edited its Papers and Proceedings until his death. His editing was extensive, rigorous and creative. He was extremely conscious of the need for historians and other archives-users to have help at every level: he undertook a considerable amount of voluntary editorial work by assisting, for example, with N. J. B. Plomley's monumental Friendly Mission: The Tasmanian Journals and Papers of George Augustus Robinson, 1829-1834 (1966). Eldershaw was made an honorary life member of the T.H.R.A. in 1958. A member of the Australian Dictionary of Biography's Tasmanian working party, he contributed ten articles to volumes 1 and 2.
He also participated in early efforts by Australian archivists to develop an independent professional identity. His contributions to journals such as Public Administration and the Bulletin for Australian Archivists indicated both a philosophical and a practical support for archivists to have their own organization. When attempts to establish a separate association failed in 1958, Eldershaw promoted the archives section of the Library Association of Australia. He published articles in its journal, Archives and Manuscripts, prepared papers for conferences and was an associate-examiner for archives subjects in the registration examination. In 1963 he was made a fellow of the L.A.A.
Three years earlier Eldershaw had succeeded Robert Sharman, the first full-time archives officer, State Archives of Tasmania. On 18 April 1960 at St John's Anglican Church, New Town, Eldershaw married Shirley Margaret Franks, a librarian. A good deal of his time and talent was devoted to the rather frustrating search for misplaced or missing documents. Reports frequently reached him of Tasmanian public records being offered for sale, and, as the Public Records Act (1943)—under which he operated—made provision for the compulsory acquisition of such items, attempts were made through the courts for this material to be repossessed for the Crown. After an effort to acquire records from a museum at Port Arthur went disastrously wrong, Eldershaw took a leading role in the preparation of new legislation for the Tasmanian Archives Act (1965). A milestone in archival legislation in Australia, it had a significant bearing on that which was subsequently passed in other States. In March 1966 Eldershaw's position was reclassified as principal archivist.
'Behind many of his quiet and dry remarks lurked both an informed irony and a keen humour which commanded respect.' Eldershaw was completely without pretentiousness or pomposity, and devoid of self-pity. He died of hypertensive coronary vascular disease on 23 July 1967 at his Kingston home and was cremated; his wife, son and two daughters survived him. In 1975 the T.H.R.A. established an annual lecture in his memory.
Archives and Manuscripts, 3, Nov 1967, p 4
R. C. Sharman, 'Peter Ross Eldershaw, 1927-1967', Australian Library Journal, Dec 1967, p 253
R. C. Sharman, 'Peter Ross Eldershaw', Papers and Proceedings (Tasmanian Historical Research Association), 15, no 3, Jan 1968, p ii
R. C. Sharman, 'Tasmanian Archives and the Eldershaw Tradition', Papers and Proceedings (Tasmanian Historical Research Association), 22, no 2, June 1975, p 84
Mercury (Hobart), 25 July 1967
Eldershaw file (Archives Office of Tasmania)
Robson, Leslie Lloyd (mentored)
R. C. Sharman, 'Eldershaw, Peter Ross (1927–1967)', Australian Dictionary of Biography, National Centre of Biography, Australian National University, http://adb.anu.edu.au/biography/eldershaw-peter-ross-10108/text17843, published first in hardcopy 1996, accessed online 18 January 2020.
West Looe, Cornwall, England
Kingston, Tasmania, Australia
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Huracan is a classic of Buenos Aires neighborhood teams, located in the middle class district of Parque Patricios. Historically in first division, having experienced rather hard times over the last couple of decades, and with a stadium much larger than what they need, this is a club famous for anything other than having a large support base. This year they have experienced unexpected success on the field, and are indeed only one point away from their first championship in 34 years. Yesterday, they had their final home game of the season, and all was prepared for a celebration the likes of which they have not seen in a long time, with well over 30 000 people in the stadium.
Yet, despite the relatively small size of its "hinchada" (active fan base) and their "barra" (organized "hooligans"), they Huracan fans have managed to divide themselves into two antagonistic factions. One the factions,"La Banda de la Plazita,"accuses the other, "La Banda de Zavaleta," of among other things being responsible for theft and general trouble in the Huracan popular/terrace.
At halftime on Sundays game, "La Banda de la Plazita" violently expelled "La Banda de Zavaleta" from the popular. "Zavaleta" were quick to take their revenge, ambushing members of the rival fraction after the game. In thee nsuing fight, a member of "La Banda de la Plazita" was shot and killed.
Not much later, as members of "La Banda de Zabaleta" were entering the hospital where they were tending to their wounded, they were in turn attacked by members of "La Plazita." Long story short: several people with bullet and knife wounds, an overturned and torched taxi, and another person dead, this time from the other faction.
Finally, in a certainly not uninteresting note, the dead person on the side of "La Banda de la Plazita" is none other than the brother of the leader of the barra. Word "on da streets" in Parque Patricios is that vengeance will be terrible. Certain people would do best to not show their faces in the neighborhood or in Huracan for a long, long time to come.
*First, the blue and red flags and banners shown in this video are those of San Lorenzo, arch enemy of Huracan. The video however is of Huracans fans in their own stadium. The Huracan barras broke into some room in the clubhouse of San Lorenzo, and stole as you can see…quite a few of their banners. This incident is a source of great amusement for basically everybody in the Argentine futbol world, except San Lorenzo fans.
*Those of you who know how I broke my ankle into a thousand pieces will understand why I like this fun fact: Huracan is the only club in Argentina with a recognized Inline hockey team, which trains in Huracan and plays in the second division of the Buenos Aires league. They are not exactly great as far as playing quality is concerned, but it is the initiative and the thought which are very much worth supporting.
NO se si será para bien o mal, que acá en Chile eso se está acabando hace un rato (Mal pq le quita espectaculo al futbol sudamericano ahah, y no lleva a los lideres de las barras y sus secuases a las canchas) …y las barras a veces terminan descordinadas y el espectaculo en las tribunas se desordena. Como somos un país bastante más pequeño y de bastante menos población, es más facil manejar, y la policia ya sabe donde encontrarte y simplemente te corta de por vida ir a la cancha. Igualmente no faltan los espectaculos de éste tipo.


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I am loving the ability to now order webclips on iOS11.3 homescreens.
However I seem to only be able to have a single webclip on the dock and one on a page before it gets buggy. I have tried to add 4 webclips to my layout but it's just not working. Only one will stay in the dock, 2 are hidden and 1 is on page 1.
They seem to disappear and reappear and random. I cannot put them all on the dock where I want them.
I cannot get it to work properly on Chrome, Firefox, IE or Safari so I don't think it's a browser issue.
Maybe its Friday-itis kicking in.
I will do some investigating.
We use 4x Webclips for some Apps/Shortcuts we would like to position on the dock - but I can only get one to actually place there.
I have tried removing and deleting the profile - no change in behavior.


Yesterday night close to Rennes there was a seeming attack of deamons. I had to call the forth arcangels of the directions and the names of God of the Central Pilar. The forces of darkness are not real in themselves, because outside of God nothing exists. But somethimes we have to remind ourselves of the power which goes with us where ever we go.
We also met interesting people in Rennes, like David who is channeling music with the help of Mozart. He played for the Queen and with Paul McCartney. He took me compleatly out when he started to play, wow!
One other initiated told me that a big event will come soon, and it will be a good one. So stay in prayer brothers. The Children of the Wind, which i initiated pray the Jesus-Prayer all the time. P.B.


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The LG Velvet will receive Android 13 in Q1 2023
LG keeps its promise to keep its latest devices up to date
It's been almost two years since LG closed its smartphone business, but the company continues to keep its promise of keeping the latest Android phones up to date. This year, the company released his Android 12 to a handful of targeted devices, including the LG G8X ThinQ, LG V50 ThinQ, LG V60, LG Wing, and LG Velvet. The LG Wing and LG Velvet will also be eligible for his Android 13, so the company has announced plans for software updates next year.
In a recent post on the support forums, LG said it will deliver Android 13 to LG Velvet in Q1 2023. The software update plan doesn't say when the LG Wing will receive the Android 13 update, but it says LG will release it. His Android security update for four devices (LG Wing, LG Q61, LG Q92 5G, LG Q52 5G) will be delivered in the next quarter.
This software release timeline only applies to LG's home market in South Korea, so if you're in another region, you'll have to wait a little longer to receive the latest updates. Based on this year's rollout schedule, LG plans to release the Android 13 update for LG Velvet in other regions in Q2. The LG Wing received the Android 12 update just a few months ago, so users may have to wait quite a while before he receives the Android 13 update.
Despite the long wait, it's great to see LG keeping its promise and delivering Android platform upgrades and security updates to its devices. However, Android 13 could be the last major update from his OEM, and users will have to rely on custom ROMs if they wish to upgrade to his Android releases in the future. If you don't want to wait for the Android 13 update for your LG device, we recommend checking out our list of the best smartphones of 2022 to get your hands on a new phone.
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Q: best way to get files list of big directory on python? I have insane big directory. I need to get filelist via python.
In code i need to get iterator, not list. So this not work:
os.listdir
glob.glob  (uses listdir!)
os.walk

I cant find any good lib. help! Maybe c++ lib?

A: If you have a directory that is too big for libc readdir() to read it quickly, you probably want to look at the kernel call getdents() (http://www.kernel.org/doc/man-pages/online/pages/man2/getdents.2.html ).  I ran into a similar problem and wrote a long blog post about it.
http://www.olark.com/spw/2011/08/you-can-list-a-directory-with-8-million-files-but-not-with-ls/
Basically, readdir() only reads 32K of directory entries at a time, and so if you have a lot of files in a directory, readdir() will take a very long time to complete.

A: for python 2.X
import scandir
scandir.walk()

for python 3.5+
os.scandir()

https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0471/
https://pypi.python.org/pypi/scandir

A: I found this library useful: https://github.com/benhoyt/scandir.

A: i think that using opendir would work and there is a python package: http://pypi.python.org/pypi/opendir/0.0.1 that wraps it via pyrex

A: You should use generator. This problem is discussed here:
http://bugs.python.org/issue11406

A: Someone built a python module off that article that wraps getdents. Btw, I know this post is old, but you could use scandir (and I have done that with dirs with 21 million files). Walk is way too slow though it is also a generator but too much overhead.
This module seems like it would have been an interesting alternative. Have not used it, but he did base it off 8 million files LS article referenced above. Reading through the code, thinking this would have been fun and faster to use.
Also allows you to tweak the buffer without having to go into C directly.
https://github.com/ZipFile/python-getdents
And via pip and pypi though I recommend reading the docs.
https://pypi.org/project/getdents/

A: I found this library really fast.
https://pypi.org/project/scandir/
I used below code from this library, it worked like a charm.
def subdirs(path):
"""Yield directory names not starting with '.' under given path."""
for entry in os.scandir(path):
    if not entry.name.startswith('.') and entry.is_dir():
        yield entry.name

A: How about glob.iglob? It's the iterator glob.

A: http://docs.python.org/release/2.6.5/library/os.html#os.walk
>>> import os
>>> type(os.walk('/'))
<type 'generator'>

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Some of the Inner West's greatest culinary minds have come together to open a pizzeria on King Street, Newtown. This is a big deal.
Talks of Bella Brutta (meaning "Beautiful Ugly") began earlier this year, speaking of a pizza diner spearheaded by co-owner Luke Powell of Chippendale institution LP's Quality Meats along with the crew, Elvis Abrahanowicz and Joe Valore,, from highly celebrated Porteno. Well, it's now open, and if the pizzeria's first few days is anything to go by – rave reviews, much Instagram stories, general excitement – we're looking at the birth of a Newtown staple. And it's been awhile since we've had one of those (shout outs to Belly Bao).
From early reports, they aren't going the traditional route and offering full Neapolitan-style pizza. Chefs Powell and Jason White, along with pizzaiolos Mitch Westwood and Douglas Alvarenga are taking an "anything goes" approach to the menu, which so far features five options including a clam pizza with lemon juice, parsley, fermented chilli and toasted garlic oil; a simple tomato, pepperoni, salami and parmesan; and one with pecorino, fior di latte and mortadella.
Also on the menu are bites of antipasti, salads and vegetarian sides, but there's no mistake that pizza is the main focus here.
Given the creativity of who is involved, and the fact that it's very early days, we're expecting the menu to grow or change significantly as Bella Brutta treads a sure path straight to the hearts and minds of Sydney's voracious pizza lovers. There's a meat smoker on site, so who knows what kind of carnivorous wizardry Powell will be working up in the near future.


No tickling for 4-6 weeks. Sebastian still knows how to have fun though!
There's no too ways about it: it's not fun to have two broken arms. It's not much fun to be the parent of a kid with two broken arms either. He's completely helpless: he can't do anything that requires the use of his hands, which pretty much covers the entire spectrum of human experience. he can't even get in or out of a chair without help. It's alot of work, especially with Meredith away on her book tour.
It's impossible not to feel pity for him but I often find myself feeling sorry for pitiful me, who basically just had his life put on hold at an extremely busy time. At those moments, I try to remind myself that I'm not the one with the broken arms; he is. However cranky I may feel, he has it a million times worse.
Yet Sebastian has remained in relatively high spirits. He occasionally complains or moans or even yells but I think he's entitled. It can only be frustrating and obviously painful, yet he still does his cute little dances and makes his silly jokes and is [mostly] a fun person to be around. There are some very small side benefits as well: no more wiping his mouth on his sleeve at the dinner table, for example. There's always a bright side, right? Sometimes you just have to look really hard to find it.
I am very fortunate to have such a child, and he's fortunate to not be hurt much worse. We are, all of us, very fortunate indeed.
My son, Fabian, age 10, is wheelchair bound since he fell from a tree two years ago.
It was a very hard time for all of us after Fabians accident. The moment when the doctor told us, that Fabian is paralyzed and the moment when we must told him that he never walk again, was so terrible. Especially terrible was the day, when Fabian got his first wheelchair. I still cry when I saw him sitting in his wheelchair at the first time.
But Fabian is so brave! I am so proud of him.
Since his accident Fabian visits a school for special needs kids. All other kids in his class are disabled, too. The most kids must use a wheelchair, tree kids can walk with a walker / quad canes.
Every Saturday Fabian visits a sport group for children in wheelchairs. Two hours they play together in their wheelchairs. It is so funny for the kids.
Two month ago he got a new "Spidermann"-wheelchair.
If you are interest I will send you some photos of him before his accident and in his new wheelchair.
When Fabian was 5 years old, he broke his left arm. In hospital he get a full arm cast for nearly six weeks. All his friends signed his cast.
When the cast comes off, Fabian had a mulit colored work of art.
I hope all friends of Sebastian sign his casts and he will become two mulit colored work of art, too.
I will be glad about a short answer mail.


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Principia Orthopaedia
Orthopaedia is a Orthopaedia is a project of the United States Bone and Joint Initiative and the (not-for-profit) Codman Group. When complete, Orthopaedia will be an 8-volume resource in musculoskeletal medicine –an online eBook. Orthopaedia aims to be completely free like Wikipedia -and as validated as the most expensive textbook on Amazon. of the United States Bone and Joint Initiative and the (not-for-profit) Codman Group. When complete, Orthopaedia will be an 8-volume resource in musculoskeletal medicine –an online eBook. Orthopaedia aims to be completely free like Wikipedia -and as validated as the most expensive textbook on Amazon. Read more...Seeking authors for orthopaedia.pdf.
AAMC Objectives Project
On October 10, 2003, a meeting of musculoskeletal educators was held. Representatives from, the American College of Rheumatology, the American Society for Bone and Mineral Research, the American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons and the American Association of Clinical Anatomists were present to hear a presentation by Dr. Michael Whitcomb, senior vice president of the Association of American Medical Colleges.
Dr. Whitcomb invited the group to apply to the AAMC's Objectives Project, and the AAMC then convened an expert panel to determine the learning objectives for medical students in musculoskeletal medicine.
AAMC: Recommended Learning Objectives for Musculoskeletal Medicine Education
The Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) issued a Medical School Objectives Project report on Musculoskeletal Medicine Education, October 2005. This report describes the basic learning objectives and educational strategies related to musculoskeletal medicine education for all American medical schools.
The expert panel convened by the AAMC to author this report strongly recommended the integration of musculoskeletal medicine throughout the curriculum in medical schools so that all graduating medical students will be able to aptly treat the many millions of patients with conditions effecting musculoskeletal systems.
This report supports the efforts of Project 100, a USBJI sponsored venture to ensure that 100% of American medical schools offer dedicated instruction in musculoskeletal medicine.
"The U.S. Bone and Joint Decade (now called The United States Bone and Joint Initiative- USBJI) created Project 100, to improve medical school education in musculoskeletal medicine, and ultimately to better the care of patients. The objectives and education strategies articulated by the AAMC report helps make certain that students will be prepared for that important work," says Joe Bernstein, MD, chair of Project 100.
"We are delighted with these new recommendations," says Nancy E. Lane, MD, past president of the U.S. Bone and Joint Decade. "With the growing responsibility of musculoskeletal diseases in our aging population, it is mandatory that we incorporate these criteria in the medical school setting."
This report is only the beginning. Although 125 schools have endorsed the Decade, there is more work do to at the local and at the national level. But this report was an important step to further the efforts of Project 100.
AAMC and the medical school objectives project (MSOP) - Musculoskeletal Medicine Education
In light of the increasing age of the US population and an expected corresponding increase in the prevalence of musculoskeletal disorders, there is a growing concern that practicing US physicians are ill equipped to recognize and treat these conditions. To properly prepare the physician population, it is imperative that medical schools provide learning experiences that will allow students to gain an appreciation of the importance of these conditions and the challenges inherent in caring for patients who are so afflicted. Leading recommendations for learning objectives to instill the appropriate attitudes, knowledge and skills related to musculoskeletal medicine include:
First and foremost, medical schools most foster an appreciation for the complex effects musculoskeletal conditions have on afflicted patients.
Students should be knowledgeable about the clinical manifestations, pathology, and pathophysiology of the common musculoskeletal conditions.
Medical students must be able to conduct a musculoskeletal physical exam and be capable of identifying common musculoskeletal diseases and conditions, and initiating appropriate treatment for these patients.
Background on MSOP: The MSOP initiative is designed to develop within the medical education community a consensus on the appropriate learning objectives and educational strategies to use in educating undergraduate medical students in selected subject areas. Prior topics include population health, genetics, communication, and informatics. MSOP reports are organized around the categories of Attitudes, Knowledge, and Skills.
Report recommendations: The recommendations listed below are the lead-ins for each of the common MSOP report categories of Attitudes, Knowledge and Skills. Within the report proper there are specific bulleted learning objectives related to each category.
Attitudes: First and foremost, medical schools most foster an appreciation for the complex effects musculoskeletal conditions have on afflicted patients. Students must come to understand that these conditions can severely affect a patient's mobility, produce chronic pain, limit their independence, and result in serious psychological and financial consequences adversely impacting quality of life.
Knowledge: Students should be knowledgeable about the clinical manifestations, pathology, and pathophysiology of the common musculoskeletal conditions. And they should possess an understanding of the diagnostic tests that should be employed to confirm a diagnosis and current approaches to the treatment of those conditions.
Skills: Medical students must be able to conduct a musculoskeletal physical exam and be capable of identifying common musculoskeletal diseases and conditions, and initiating appropriate treatment for these patients
The U.S. Bone and Joint Initiative (USBJI) Project 100 aims to improve medical school education in musculoskeletal medicine. This initiative is being directed by Dr. Joseph Bernstein of the University of Pennsylvania. The goal of Project 100 is to have 100% of American Medical Schools offer a required course in musculoskeletal medicine.
According to Dr Bernstein, currently fewer than half of the country's medical schools require such a course. Not surprisingly, research has shown that recent medical school graduates lack cognitive mastery of musculoskeletal medicine and lack the necessary confidence in the subject as well. "If the care of musculoskeletal disease is to improve, as we hope, improving medical school education will be a necessary milestone," said Dr Bernstein. "With the growing burden of musculoskeletal disease in an aging population, it is essential that we raise the profile of medical school education in this discipline."
As a Bone and Joint Initiative program, Project 100 is a collaborative project among organizations participating in the USBJI.
Musculoskeletal Medicine Textbook
October 2003 the textbook Musculoskeletal Medicine was published. It was published by the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons (AAOS) and reviewed and approved by the American Academy of Family Physicians and American Academy of Pediatrics. In a world where over 30% of office doctor's visits relate to musculoskeletal injuries or conditions, Musculoskeletal Medicine improves a physician-in-training's knowledge of the numerous challenges they encounter in daily practice. It covers the structures and functions of the musculoskeletal system, normal and abnormal conditions, how to properly identify maladies and injuries and why problems arise. It contains useful discussions of biology, disorders and clinical topics, but is particularly noteworthy for its presentation of anatomy and physical examinations. The section on anatomy teaches a method of drawing basic diagrams that stresses functionality and ease of recall. The highly-illustrated book also contains an integrated CD-ROM with physical exam videos, a structured legend, and detailed, printable anatomy plates. Its clear, concise structure and content makes Musculoskeletal Medicine ideal for classroom use or self-directed learning. More information on the book can be found by clicking here. The AAOS is offering volume discounts for classroom adoption. For this program, contact AAOS Customer Service at 800-626-6726.
Deans' Declarations of Support
To serve as the foundation of Project 100, the U.S. Bone and Joint Decade asked that the deans (or vice deans for education) sign a declaration of support, stating, "This Medical School recognizes the importance of musculoskeletal diseases and the disability caused by these conditions in our society. We support the goals and objectives of the United States Bone and Joint Decade, and declare our commitment to advance education, research and patient care for bone and joint diseases."
125 schools signed the declaration of support. A list of participating medical schools.
The Project 100 team welcomes participants from all interested member organizations.
Please contact Dr Bernstein at joseph.berstein@verizon.net for more information.


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Parke Bancorp (NASDAQ:PKBK) Stock Price Passes Above Two Hundred Day Moving Average of $22.84
Posted by James Conley on Dec 12th, 2019
Parke Bancorp, Inc. (NASDAQ:PKBK)'s share price crossed above its two hundred day moving average during trading on Thursday . The stock has a two hundred day moving average of $22.84 and traded as high as $24.34. Parke Bancorp shares last traded at $24.09, with a volume of 2,677 shares.
Several research firms recently weighed in on PKBK. BidaskClub raised shares of Parke Bancorp from a "sell" rating to a "hold" rating in a report on Tuesday, December 3rd. ValuEngine downgraded shares of Parke Bancorp from a "sell" rating to a "strong sell" rating in a report on Tuesday, December 3rd.
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The firm has a market cap of $255.27 million, a price-to-earnings ratio of 8.88 and a beta of 0.66. The firm's fifty day moving average is $23.70 and its two-hundred day moving average is $22.84. The company has a debt-to-equity ratio of 0.68, a current ratio of 1.17 and a quick ratio of 1.17.
Parke Bancorp (NASDAQ:PKBK) last posted its quarterly earnings data on Wednesday, October 23rd. The bank reported $0.71 earnings per share for the quarter. The business had revenue of $15.78 million during the quarter. Parke Bancorp had a net margin of 36.47% and a return on equity of 17.81%.
In other Parke Bancorp news, Director Celestino R. Pennoni sold 5,000 shares of the company's stock in a transaction dated Thursday, November 21st. The shares were sold at an average price of $23.75, for a total value of $118,750.00. Following the completion of the sale, the director now directly owns 277,998 shares of the company's stock, valued at approximately $6,602,452.50. The sale was disclosed in a filing with the Securities & Exchange Commission, which is available through this hyperlink. Also, Director Edward Infantolino sold 1,074 shares of the company's stock in a transaction dated Wednesday, November 6th. The shares were sold at an average price of $24.05, for a total transaction of $25,829.70. Following the completion of the sale, the director now directly owns 35,061 shares of the company's stock, valued at $843,217.05. The disclosure for this sale can be found here. Insiders sold 7,574 shares of company stock valued at $180,610 in the last ninety days. Corporate insiders own 17.82% of the company's stock.
A number of hedge funds and other institutional investors have recently modified their holdings of PKBK. Acadian Asset Management LLC lifted its holdings in Parke Bancorp by 61.7% in the 2nd quarter. Acadian Asset Management LLC now owns 2,434 shares of the bank's stock valued at $58,000 after acquiring an additional 929 shares during the last quarter. JPMorgan Chase & Co. lifted its holdings in Parke Bancorp by 8.1% in the 2nd quarter. JPMorgan Chase & Co. now owns 6,987 shares of the bank's stock valued at $164,000 after acquiring an additional 521 shares during the last quarter. Rhumbline Advisers lifted its holdings in Parke Bancorp by 9.6% in the 3rd quarter. Rhumbline Advisers now owns 13,300 shares of the bank's stock valued at $296,000 after acquiring an additional 1,162 shares during the last quarter. Private Advisor Group LLC acquired a new stake in Parke Bancorp in the 2nd quarter valued at about $314,000. Finally, Public Employees Retirement System of Ohio acquired a new stake in Parke Bancorp in the 3rd quarter valued at about $350,000. 38.71% of the stock is owned by institutional investors.
About Parke Bancorp (NASDAQ:PKBK)
Parke Bancorp, Inc operates as the bank holding company for Parke Bank that provides personal and business financial services to individuals and small to mid-sized businesses. The company offers various deposit products, including checking, savings, money market, and individual retirement accounts, as well as certificates of deposit.
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First Presidential Debate: Missed Opportunities
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In the first Presidential Debate both candidates appeared calm and subdued. Moderated by Lester Holt, there were very little fireworks. Considering Donald Trump is running against one of the most corrupt politicians in American history, from a conservative standpoint the overall consensus was that there were many missed opportunities.
Nate Madden of Conservative Review writes:
Donald Trump's last-minute mention of one of his "key" issues at 2016's first general presidential debate Monday was emblematic of one of his biggest missed opportunities of the evening.
Typical of the rest of the night, in which both Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton failed to discuss policy issues for any substantial amount of time before diving headfirst into each other's' personalities and personal histories, what should have been a layup question from debate moderator Lester Holt about stopping jihadist terrorism on American soil quickly devolved into a minutes-long mess about NATO, the Iraq War, and Trump's relationship with Fox News personality Sean Hannity.
"Well, first I have to say one thing, very important. Secretary Clinton is talking about taking out ISIS. 'We will take out ISIS.' Well, President Obama and Secretary Clinton created a vacuum the way they got out of Iraq, because they got out — what, they shouldn't have been in, but once they got in, the way they got out was a disaster. And ISIS was formed.
"So she talks about taking them out. She's been doing it a long time. She's been trying to take them out for a long time. But they wouldn't have even been formed if they left some troops behind, like 10,000 or maybe something more than that. And then you wouldn't have had them."
From that point, the discussion was quickly reduced to a rehashed he-said, she-said of whether or not Trump initially supported the invasion of Iraq, the mechanics of the troop withdrawal under the Obama administration, and the state of NATO.
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Oh, and don't forget the strain of Trump's Iraq defense, in which he couldn't stop talking about Sean Hannity.
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This was a question that was tailor-made for a hardline stance on limiting immigration from high-risk countries. But the policy from Trump was nowhere to be found — eschewed for barbs against Clinton instead.
This is one of Trump's strongest issues, and instead of hammering the common denominator between the horrific string of jihadist terror attacks experienced in the U.S. and Europe since the rise of ISIS, the Republican nominee chose to run headlong down a line of debate that was, at best, boring — and, at worst, made him look completely incoherent.
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"""Create Lambda event triggers."""

import logging

from ..utils import get_properties, remove_all_lambda_permissions
from .api_gateway_event import APIGateway
from .cloudwatch_event import create_cloudwatch_event
from .cloudwatch_log_event import create_cloudwatch_log_event
from .event_source_mapping import create_event_source_mapping_trigger
from .s3_event import create_s3_event
from .sns_event import create_sns_event

LOG = logging.getLogger(__name__)

# pylint: disable=too-few-public-methods
class LambdaEvent:
    """Manipulate Lambda events."""

    def __init__(self, app=None, env=None, region=None, prop_path=None):
        """Lambda event object.

        Args:
            app (str): Application name
            env (str): Environment/Account
            region (str): AWS Region
            prop_path (str): Path of environment property file
        """
        self.app_name = app
        self.env = env
        self.region = region
        self.prop_path = prop_path
        self.properties = get_properties(properties_file=prop_path, env=env, region=region)

    def create_lambda_events(self):
        """Create all defined lambda events for an lambda application."""

        # Clean up lambda permissions before creating triggers

        remove_all_lambda_permissions(app_name=self.app_name, env=self.env, region=self.region)

        triggers = self.properties['lambda_triggers']
        LOG.debug('Lambda triggers defined: %s', triggers)

        for trigger in triggers:
            if trigger['type'] == 'api-gateway':
                apigateway = APIGateway(
                    app=self.app_name, env=self.env, region=self.region, rules=trigger, prop_path=self.prop_path)
                apigateway.setup_lambda_api()

            if trigger['type'] == 'cloudwatch-event':
                create_cloudwatch_event(app_name=self.app_name, env=self.env, region=self.region, rules=trigger)

            if trigger['type'] == 'cloudwatch-logs':
                create_cloudwatch_log_event(app_name=self.app_name, env=self.env, region=self.region, rules=trigger)

            if trigger['type'] in ['dynamodb-stream', 'kinesis-stream', 'sqs']:
                create_event_source_mapping_trigger(app_name=self.app_name, env=self.env, region=self.region,
                                                    event_source=trigger['type'], rules=trigger)

            if trigger['type'] == 'sns':
                create_sns_event(app_name=self.app_name, env=self.env, region=self.region, rules=trigger)

        # filter all triggers to isolate s3 triggers so we can operate on the entire group
        s3_triggers = [x for x in triggers if x['type'] == 's3']

        # group triggers by unique target bucket
        bucket_triggers = dict()
        for s3_trigger in s3_triggers:
            bucket = s3_trigger.get('bucket')
            if bucket in bucket_triggers:
                bucket_triggers[bucket].append(s3_trigger)
            else:
                bucket_triggers[bucket] = [s3_trigger]

        # apply relevant triggers to each respective bucket all at once.
        for bucket, triggers in bucket_triggers.items():
            create_s3_event(app_name=self.app_name, env=self.env, region=self.region, bucket=bucket, triggers=triggers)

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CedReynolds.com - The Entrepreneurial Pastor Here's a question. What's best, strictly marketing online or marketing online and using the phone?
Heidi Caswell If your marketing plan includes building relationships with others, I'd say both. In my business one thing I use is a lead capture page, which uses automatic email replies. I get a much better rate of return when I call in person, even a personalized email to go along with the generated one helps.
I may find a website that is interesting, service or product I see myself using down the road. I bookmark it. Forget about it and go on. Later, where did I stash . . .
Yet those who I've talked via phone, met in person, or carried on an online conversation by web, I remember. I have no sense of loyalty to a faceless website, but a site run by real people, who I've had conversation with, even if it is an online conversation, I'd feel disloyal using or referring someone else.
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Look at what happened in national politics recently. Mike Huckabee was outspent by Mitt Romney, 12 to 1. Yet, Huckabee beat Romney by a sizable margin in Iowa. How could that happen when Romney has so much more money? The news media does not hesitate to point out that Romney has more money than all the other candidates on the Republican side combined. Yet, a little known former governor of Arkansas, a former Baptist preacher, beats him. Then, a black Senator with only three years in Congress comes along and whips Hillary Clinton. How can this happen?
It happened because Obama and Huckabee have something that Romney and Clinton do not? They have an ability to connect with people. That is to say, instill trust and even inspire them. I believe the same is true in business relationships. You need to instill trust and also be a source of encouragement. Does it matter if you do it in person, over the phone, through the mail or online? No. What matters is that you do it, period. If you can manage to do it in a synergistic fashion, you are likely to reap success at a much faster pace.


From your bedroom at night, you can hear your child tossing and turning. You can hear this, because you too are awake tossing and turning. It's back to school time, which also includes the back to school jitters for both children and moms. This feeling of anxiety is normal for both you and your child. Whether your child is starting school for the first time or has become a seasoned pro, school time is nerve racking. So here are some helpful tips to relax your child and bring their fears to a rest.
A few days before school begins, get your child really excited about the school. If it's a new school then take them there a few times, maybe walk through the halls, find their classroom and pick out where their locker will be. If your child is a returning student then visit the school anyways, go for a walk around the grounds and get your child to tell you fun stories from the pervious school years, about friends and teachers, help them remember how much fun school is. This will also help you remember that your child enjoyed themselves, and even though they may be scared now, in a few weeks this will all be forgotten and they will be running out to the bus to meet up with friends again. When you're walking around the grounds, make sure you point out all the exits and where all the crossing guards are going to be, explain why this is very important.
If you can't be there everyday to pick your child up, and there isn't a direct school bus route from your front step to you child's school, then you are more then likely going to want to review the route. As you drive by the school the last few days before the end of summer, take time to review the path from your home to the school. Make sure you child becomes familiar with their surroundings. Make them choose landmarks they can't forget and choose spots that if need be they can stop at. As the date comes closer, get your child to lead the way in the car, ask question such as, "where should I turn next?" make sure you don't help out, see how well your child can find their way home.
Once your child feels a little more at ease, then start talking about back to school supplies, what they would like, explain what they are going to need. Set a day where the two of you can have some mommy and me time, and make a day of back to school shopping. This will make your child feel more grown up and a part of the planning process will keep them in the loop and become more excited about the big day. Mommy Tip: Make sure everything they take to school is well labeled so they don't end up in the lost and found piles!
Now that the day is fast approaching, your child may not be accustomed to going to bed at a regular time, or getting up so early for a full day. If your child is tired and cranky the first day or week of school this will make nothing run smoothly. One week before school, start a new bedtime, and start getting them up in the morning earlier and earlier. This will make the mornings easier for them and you.
As important as back to school shopping is, so is choosing their lunches. Make sure everything you're sending your child with to school, is kid friendly. Some straws challenge most adults and not all zip-locks are as easy as one, two, three. Pack everything in a lunchbox or bag, then sit with your child and show them everything your going to be putting in it, and how to open and close everything. Remind them if they need any help, they can always ask a teacher or lunch aide.
Take your child to a local library and sign them up with their very own library card. Education is the most important part of going back to school and all teachers, including early childhood educators, encourage reading even from very early ages.
The day/night before is going to be the longest, make sure you make lunch the day before and put aside some time for your child to pick out their own back to school first day outfit. Have a special dinner that night; throw a "Beginning of the Year" party with hats, blowers, and a cake. Take pictures of your child and mark their height inside a closet door. Make it exciting and a big deal, this is a very exciting time for you and your child, they grow up so fast, both of you should enjoy these times. However you choose to celebrate the new school year, make it an annual event. Memories are one of the most precious things you can give your child. They'll be quick to remind you about your annual back-to-school celebration the first time you forget.
For the first morning, make a good breakfast and leave a little early, so you have time to walk your little one in and make sure they get to their class ok. Take a second to talk with their teacher, the teacher may not have a lot of time, but they will take a second to reassure you everything will be fine.
Remember this is harder on you then it is on them. Enjoy these times, they go by so fast!
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The Tohoku Food Marathon, taking place in Tome, Miyagi, is the global "fun run" event. Not only about running, the Tohoku Food Marathon & Festival will exhibit products from all regions of Tohoku, a field trip to a sake brewery, various tours, etc. It will be an event that runners, children, volunteer, tourists, and residents alike will be able to enjoy.
・Parking lots will be prepared near the main venue in Naganuma Futopia Park.
・Participants are required to park at the parking lots designated by the event organizer. Please note that the parking lots of Naganuma Futopia Park are not available and no changing request about the parking lot is accepted.
・Without the application, parking is not allowed. Make sure to apply for it during the entry.
・Parking permission will be uploaded on Mypage on mid March.
・Parking lots are limited, so riding together by family or friends is highly recommended.
*The Japanese Sake festival will be held at the venue. Driving by those who drink alcohol is strictly prohibited.
9. The personal information will be managed by Tohoku Food Marathon 2019 executive committee, and used for the guidance of the competition, notification of records and information related to the competition, provision of services from the sponsoring, partnering or related organizations of the competition, announcement of the record (including ranking etc.), questionnaire, etc.