Photo: Some WONCA Working Party and SIG chairs and members of WONCA executive in Rio.
Greetings to all WONCA members from the WONCA Secretariat in Bangkok. We wish all members a very happy and successful 2017, and we hope to meet as many of you as possible at WONCA events throughout the year.
In last month's article I reported that Council had endorsed the establishment of six new WONCA Special Interest Groups (SIGs) for the triennium. Well…that in fact should have been seven, so my apologies to the WONCA SIG on Quaternary Prevention for failing to mention them.
WONCA is blessed with many Working Parties (WPs) and SIGs which work between world council meetings to progress specific areas of interest to WONCA and its members around the globe. These groups comprise hundreds of family doctors who meet at world conferences, sometimes more often, and in between they work by correspondence. Over the years they have carried out groundbreaking studies and research, and have produced a variety of important publications. These seven new SIGs thus add to WONCA's portfolio of special groups which offer members a chance to collaborate with others with a shared interest, and with the aim of enhancing WONCA's knowledge base and expertise.
"Medicine increasingly focuses on the problems that result from an excess of medical care, in particular overscreening and overdiagnosis. In a new framework or paradigm, based on patient doctor relationships, quaternary prevention (P4) describes the protection of patients from diagnostic tests, interventions and treatments that offer no benefit for overall morbidity or mortality for the individual, and may cause physical or psychological harm. It includes the protection of patients from misled well-meaning doctors and from a system in which the commercial interests of pharmaceutical and diagnostic companies, and governments working in a marketised model of health care, that can distort care, medicalize normal life and waste resources". Jamoulle M, Mangin D (not published).
Action taken to identify patient at risk of overmedicalization, to protect him from new medical invasion, and to suggest to him interventions, which are ethically acceptable.
Quaternary prevention provides a complex but necessary approach oriented to provide person-focused care; promote equity in healthcare; prevent over-diagnosis, unnecessary interventions, and avoid harm: and so, in few words, to humanize medicine. All the efforts within this global movement combine ethical sustainability with critical thinking, to oppose the vision of health as a commodity.
NCDs account for over 63% of deaths in the world today. Every year, NCDs kill 9 million people under 60. The socio-economic impact is staggering. Global leaders met at the United Nations General Assembly in New York on 19th and 20th September 2011 in a High-level meeting on non-communicable disease prevention and control, and set a new international agenda on NCDs (UN General Assembly. Sixty-sixth session. Agenda item 117, Resolution 24 January 2012). This was only the second time in the history of the UN that the General Assembly met on a health issue (the last issue was AIDS). The aim was for countries to adopt a concise, action-oriented outcome document that will shape the global agendas for generations to come.
Sustainability of health systems regarding NCDs implies that a new approach is needed. This approach includes prevention, continuity of care and integration of care; these are values of family medicine. Improving care for patients for NCDs means improving Family Medicine and Primary Health Care. The Declaration pursues a comprehensive strengthening of health systems that support primary care recognizes the importance of universal coverage in national health systems, especially through PHC.
There is a clear link between poverty and poor health. And health inequities are not simply dichotomously distributed among the rich and the poor but also occur within socioeconomic classes. A wealth of evidence by Barbara Starfield and her colleagues have shown repeatedly the strength of a country's primary health care system was found to significantly improve determinants of population health even after controlling for determinants of population health both at the macro-and micro-levels. At the same time, many areas such as the provision of health promotion and preventive services from the perspective of "equity in health care services" are not explicitly addressed by general practice.
Advances in genetics and genomics research are not reaching clinical practice in primary care. There are several examples of these advances being translated into secondary specialist care whilst there remains barriers to implementation in primary care, such as lack of knowledge, skills, decision support tools, and organisational issues. It is only through collaborations between interested primary care practitioners, genetic clinical specialists, genomic health service researchers, educationalists and knowledge transfer experts to develop new approaches to implement genomic advances into primary care.
A WONCA affiliated group provides one of the few practical platforms for achieving this.
This group aims to raise the profile of genomic advances and traditional clinical genetics into primary care through both translational health service research and educational activity.
I will feature several of the other WONCA SIGs next month, but of course full details of all WONCA WPs and SIGs is always available via the WONCA website.


The objective of this lab exercise is to identify the pin-out of a typical electromechanical relay, introduce the concept of relay logic diagrams, and wire a relay logic circuit for a given control process consisted of a phototransistor, a motor, switches, and pushbuttons.
An electromagnetic relay is a device that consists of a coil and one or more sets of electrical contacts. Each set of contacts consists of a Normally Open (NO) and a Normally Closed (NC) contacts. If a voltage (typically 5-12 VDC) is applied across the coil of a relay, the NO contact will close and the NC contact will open. The names of NO and NC are referred to the status of the contacts when the coil is not energized. Figure 1 shows an electromagnetic relay. Without voltage applied to the coil, the spring on the left keeps the hinged arm at upright position creating a NC contact at the top and a NO contact at the bottom. Once a voltage is applied across the coil, the iron rod inside the coil will become a magnet and pulls the hinged arm downward, opening the NC contact and closing the NO contact. Relay and contact symbols are shown on the right hand side of Figure 1.
Here is a brief description of how the system works: When the Start pushbutton is closed, Coil CR1 of relay-1 is energized. Then the two NO contact CR1 (belonging to relay-1) are closed. When we release the NO Start pushbutton, the coil CR1 remains energized. This is called the latching of the process. Since the second NO CR1 contact is closed, the motor and the green light turn on. At normal operating temperatures of the motor, the thermostat switch is open. However it closes if motor overheats. When the thermostat switch is closed, it energizes the coil of a second relay CR2. Once coil CR2 is energized, it opens the NC contact CR2 located just before the motor, turning both the motor and the green light off. Note that when the thermostat switch is closed, the red light is turned on.
Not all relays have identifiable pins. However they can easily be identified using the simple instructions provided in lab procedure. Two of the pins are coil terminals. Depending on the relay, a measurement of 200-1000 Ω resistance is expected across these two pins. Your relays have two sets of contacts. Each set consists of a NO and a NC contact. Each contact has two terminals; however, in each set of contacts, one pin is shared by the two contacts as shown in Figure 3. Again, C1 and C2 are common terminals between the two contacts on each side and it does not mean that they have to be connected to the common ground. They are simply the other terminal of the contacts. Figure 3 is a generic diagram and does not necessarily represent the order of the pins on your relay.
The phototransistor supplied with this lab consists of a Darlington pair transistor that is often used as a current amplifier or driver. The transistor has a glass dome on the top. When light is penetrated, a small base current is produced that can turn the transistor on or off like a switch. In this case the base terminal is not connected to any external source. Figure 4 shows a physical transistor and wiring diagram for a switching application.
1. Steps 1-6 below describe a simple way to identify the pins of a relay in case they are not identified or a datasheet is not available. Please make sure you know which pins on your relays represent the coil, the NO contacts, and the NC contacts. Place one of the 12V relays from your lab kit on the center of a breadboard as shown in Figure 5. Note the small notch on the left side of the relay. Pins are labeled similar to ICs (1–16 counter clockwise as shown). Look at the pins at the bottom of the relay and notice that the pins are numbered accordingly (though some pins are missing). Cut eight pieces of 2-inch long wires, strip both ends, and place them on the breadboard as shown in Figure 5, so that each wire connects to one of the pins of the relay.
2. Set your DMM to measure resistance. Note that when the two test leads of DMM touch each other, you get a reading of almost zero (meaning a "short" or a "NC contact" in our case). If the two test leads of DMM are not touching, you get a reading of OVL (meaning an "open" or a "NO contact" in our case).
3. Measure the resistance between any two of the eight pins and continue the process until you identify the two pins that would give you a reading of 700-750 Ω. These pins are the two terminals of the coil. Use the corresponding pin numbers of the coil from Figure 5 and enter them in Table 1 provided on the worksheet.
4. Connect the coil pins that you identified in step 3 to a 12VDC and ground. The polarity is not important here. Make sure the power supply is off.
5. Now, on each side of the relay, three pins need to be identified (4, 6, and 8 on one side, and 9, 11, and 13 on the other side). Determine the two pins on one side that would give you a reading of "open" or OVL with the Power Supply off and a reading of almost zero with the power on. These must be the two terminals of the NO1 contact. Similarly identify two pins on the same side that would give you a reading of almost zero Ohms with the power off and a reading of "open" or OVL with the power on. These must be the terminals of the NC1 contact. Note that the pin (C1) is shared by the NO1 and NC1 contacts. Enter the corresponding pin numbers in Table 1 on the worksheet.
6. Repeat step 5 to identify the pins of the NO and NC contacts on the other side. Enter the corresponding numbers in Table 1.
7. Design a ladder logic diagram for the process given below. Make sure you read the process a few times to fully understand the process. Attach your design to the worksheet. You may use Visio or Paint to draw the ladder logic diagram. Remember that LEDs require current limiting resistors. Use a 560 Ω resistor is series with each LED.
Process: The process starts with a NO pushbutton and can be stopped at any time by pressing an emergency NC pushbutton. As soon as the process starts, a dc motor runs provided that the light is dim in the room. Whenever the motor is running, a green light LED will be on. During the process a photo sensor detects light. If the light source becomes bright such as turning on a flashlight, the motor stops, the green LED is turned off, and a red LED will turn on. Without much light, the motor and the green LED are turned back on and the red LED is turned off.
8. Construct the circuit you designed in step 7 and verify the functionality of your circuit. Make sure that the phototransistor is not located under a bright light. It may be necessary to dim the light in the room. Use a flashlight to activate the phototransistor. Complete Table 2 on the worksheet and attach a digital photo of your circuit as well.
9. Modify your design as described on the worksheet. Include the new design on the worksheet.
10. Write a brief report on your experience and state any issues you had during the lab (if any).
11. Complete the worksheet and submit to week 4 lab dropbox.


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UCSF Voluntarily Shut Down Its Living Donor Program for Kidney Transplants
One of the most prominent medical centers in the U.S. has voluntarily shut down its living donor program for kidney transplants in the wake of the death of a living donor last month.
Kidney donation is supposed to be an easy procedure, an altruistic gesture made by a family member or a friend for a patient in need. However, the UCSF's suspension of the program underscores there are sometimes rare but potential complications, which can end really bad.
The kidney donation took place in October and was mediated by University of California San Francisco Medical Center for one of their patients. According to the San Francisco Chronicle, the fatality's cause of death is still being investigated by hospital and regulatory officials.
For Dr. Steven Katznelson, medical chief of California Pacific Medical Center's kidney transplantation program in San Francisco, these couple of weeks have been a "nightmare scenario."
There's always a risk when a healthy person goes under general anesthesia, it's something doctors "worry about it every day," Dr. Katznelson said. According to UCSF officials, the new kidney has been assimilated by the recipient's body, but his or her identify hasn't been disclosed. UCSF has declined to discuss matters any further.
In general, a lot of kidney transplant recipients get new kidneys from deceased donors, but research has showed that receiving the organ from a living donor has a statistical tendency of having a better outcome.
The risk for a kidney donor to die in or after surgery is extremely low; roughly three patients die in every 10,000 cases.
According to the Organ Procurement and Transplant Network, the agency that oversees transplantation nationwide and deals with the United Network for Organ Sharing waiting list, four kidney donor deaths have been reported since 2014, including the one at UCSF.
No other medical center in the country has reached the number of kidney transplants performed by and with the help of UCSF since 1964, say hospital officials – which amount to more than 10,000.
According to hospital records, UCSF doctors perform about 350 kidney transplants every year, 150 of whom involve living donors. Transplant surgeries on donors have been put to a stop during the investigation, but kidney transplants from both deceased and living donors into recipients will still commence.
Hospital officials announced that the remaining transplant surgeries that are scheduled at UCSF before the new year will be performed by physicians at California Pacific. Katznelson said, "Our goal is to help as much as we can."
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Susie Essman, Ricki Lake and Mercedes Ruehl also star in the film, due to broadcast in 2009.
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Susie Essman ("Curb Your Enthusiasm"), Ricki Lake ("Hairspray," "China Beach") And Academy Award and Golden Globe Award Winner Mercedes Ruehl ("The Fisher King") Also Star
Emmy Award nominee Lauren Ambrose ("Six Feet Under") and Adam Kaufman ("Without a Trace") star in UNORTHODOX, a new "Hallmark Hall of Fame" presentation which is currently in production in New York City and Washington, D.C. for future broadcast on the CBS Television Network. This quirky love story revolves around the unexpected wedding and unconventional married life of a 26-year-old widow and her late husband's brother, a handsome 30-year-old cardiologist. Susie Essman ("Curb Your Enthusiasm"), Ricki Lake ("Hairspray," "China Beach") and Academy Award and Golden Globe Award winner Mercedes Ruehl ("The Fisher King") also star.
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Despite his serious relationship with a beautiful surgeon, Carol (Christy Pusz), Jake finds it unthinkable to deny his brother's existence and impulsively suggests he and Leah marry and maintain a secretly platonic relationship in Washington, D.C. Leah gladly accepts as a means of finally pursuing her own dreams without offending her very traditional and domineering mother, Malka (Essman).
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I keep talking about habit development because I think it's really important for creating the lives we want to have. Minimalism is a habit. Shopping is a habit. Being grateful for what we have, slowing down to be in the moment, and taking good care of ourselves are all habits. It takes practice to establish the habits we want, and sometimes vigilance to keep them going. I don't think I would ever lose the habit of brushing my teeth each morning and night, but meditation and meal planning feel like they will never be automatic for me. Those habits need to be guarded or I will lose them.


Orlando police Chief John Mina has traveled around the world to discuss with police groups how his department responded to last year's mass killing at Pulse nightclub.
City spokeswoman Cassandra Lafser said Mayor Buddy Dyer has spoken about the importance of city officials sharing their knowledge with others who may experience a similar event.
Mina has been to seven conferences: two in California, one in New York, one in Naples and three in foreign countries — Dubai, Canada and Israel.
He's been making presentations about the attack "to share the experience and knowledge he has gained" — a longstanding practice in law enforcement, police spokeswoman Michelle Guido said.
"Law enforcement across the nation and the world has a tradition of sharing best practices and lessons learned in large-scale incidents," she said.
In all cases, the host or group paid for Mina's travel, lodging and meals, according to the department.
The latest conference was last week in Dubai, where he spoke over two days about Pulse and multi-agency coordination in counter-terrorism. Dubai police paid for the trip.
Mina had to tend to business back home when State Attorney Aramis Ayala called him last week to say she wouldn't pursue the death penalty against accused cop killer Markeith Loyd, who is charged with gunning down his pregnant ex-girlfriend, Sade Dixon and Orlando Police Lt. Debra Clayton.
He voiced his displeasure with the decision to several media organizations, including the Orlando Sentinel.
"Chief Mina has been able to share the experience and knowledge he has gained from that with thousands of law enforcement counterparts," Guido said.
In October, Mina attended the International Association of Chiefs of Police conference and the Major Cities Chiefs Association meeting in San Diego. The International Association of Chiefs of Police paid his way.
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Mina spoke at a counterterrorism conference paid for by the Anti-Defamation League in July in Israel. Although the Pulse massacre was a topic of conversation, he was invited before the attack.


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Explosions, gunfire rock Burkina Faso's capital
Explosions and gunfire have been heard near government buildings and the army headquarters in the capital of Burkina Faso, witnesses and officials say. Only few details were immediately available.
The incident began at about 10:15 a.m. local time on Friday when gunfire and blasts were heard in the downtown area of Ouagadougou. Witnesses told AFP that armed men were seen getting out of a car and opening fire.
Burkina Faso's national police said an "armed attack is currently underway" in the city area. It said attacks were reported near the prime minister's office and the United Nations roundabout. It is near the French embassy and the army headquarters.
There was no immediate word on casualties, but photos from the city showed a black plume of smoke billowing into the sky. It's unclear what is the exact target of the attack.
"The special units of the defense and security forces are in action," police said.
Both the U.S. and French embassies have warned their citizens in the area about the attack. "Avoid the area of downtown Ouagadougou. Seek secure shelter. Monitor local media for updates," the U.S. embassy said.
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Q: AngularJS with Laravel failed to instantiate module app I'm using Laravel 4.2 and angular 1.2.21. I've followed this tutorial: http://scotch.io/tutorials/php/create-a-laravel-and-angular-single-page-comment-application, but I've run into a strange error. I'm also using Browserify and gulp to organize my dependencies. The error doesn't appear to be with gulp or Browserify, as I've been able to confirm that the compiled js file has everything.
My routing appears to be okay, my database has data (successfully populated on my api/food_item_templates route), and the food_item_templates/index view loads, but I am getting a js error when angular tries to instantiate one of my modules.
The error I'm getting is:
Uncaught Error: [$injector:modulerr] Failed to instantiate module app due to:
Error: [$injector:modulerr] Failed to instantiate module {"_invokeQueue":[["$controllerProvider","register",{"0":"mainController"}]],"_runBlocks":[],"requires":[],"name":...<omitted>...2)

app/views/layouts/angular.blade.php
<!DOCTYPE html>

    <meta charset="utf-8">
    <meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=edge">
    <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1">
    <meta name="description" content="">
    <meta name="author" content="">
    <link rel="shortcut icon" href="../../assets/ico/favicon.ico">

    <title>Test</title>

@yield('content')

routes.php
Blade::setContentTags('<%', '%>');      // for variables and all things Blade
Blade::setEscapedContentTags('<%%', '%%>');     // for escaped data

...

Route::get('food_item_templates', function() {
    return View::make('food_item_templates/index');
});

Route::group(array('prefix' => 'api'), function() {
    Route::resource('food_item_templates', 'FoodItemTemplatesController',
        array('only' => array('index', 'store', 'destroy')));
});

app/views/food_item_templates/index.blade.php
@extends('layouts.angular')

@section('content')

Food Item Template #{{ food_item_template.id }} by {{ food_item_template.name }}

{{ food_item_template.text }}

Delete

@stop

app/javascript/controllers/mainCtrl.js
'use strict';

module.exports = angular.module('mainCtrl', [])

    .controller('mainController', function($scope, $http, FoodItemTemplate) {
        $scope.foodItemTemplateData = {};

        $scope.loading = true;

        FoodItemTemplate.get()
            .success(function(data) {
                $scope.foodItemTemplates = data;
                $scope.loading = false;
            });

        $scope.submitFoodItemTemplate = function() {
            $scope.loading = true;

            FoodItemTemplate.save($scope.foodItemTemplateData)
                .success(function(data) {

                    FoodItemTemplate.get()
                        .success(function(getData) {
                            $scope.foodItemTemplates = getData;
                            $scope.loading = false;
                        });

                })
                .error(function(data) {
                    console.log(data);
                });
        };

        $scope.deleteFoodItemTemplate = function(id) {
            $scope.loading = true;

            FoodItemTemplate.destroy(id)
                .success(function(data) {

                    FoodItemTemplate.get()
                        .success(function(getData) {
                            $scope.foodItemTemplates = getData;
                            $scope.loading = false;
                        });

                });
        };

    });

app/javascript/services/foodItemTemplateService.js
'use strict';

module.exports = angular.module('foodItemTemplateService', [])

    .factory('FoodItemTemplate', function($http) {

        return {
            get : function() {
                return $http.get('/api/food_item_templates');
            },

            save : function(foodItemTemplateData) {
                return $http({
                    method: 'POST',
                    url: '/api/food_item_templates',
                    headers: { 'Content-Type' : 'application/x-www-form-urlencoded' },
                    data: $.param(foodItemTemplateData)
                });
            },

            destroy : function(id) {
                return $http.delete('/api/food_item_templates/' + id);
            }
        }

    });

app/javascript/main.js
'use strict';

var angular         = require('angular');
var mainCtrl        = require('./controllers/mainCtrl');
var foodItemTemplateService = require('./services/foodItemTemplateService');

angular.module('app', [mainCtrl, foodItemTemplateService]);

gulpfile.js
...

gulp.task('scripts', function() {
    gulp.src('app/javascript/main.js')
        .pipe(browserify({
          insertGlobals : true,
          debug : !gulp.env.production
        }))
        .pipe(gulp.dest('./public/js'))
});

gulp.task('watch', function() {
    gulp.watch('app/javascript/**/*.js', ['scripts'])
});

gulp.task('default', ['scripts']);

package.json
{

...

  "main": "gulpfile.js",
  "directories": {
    "test": "tests"
  },
  "dependencies": {
    "angular": "^1.2.21",
    "gulp": "^3.8.7"
  },
  "devDependencies": {
    "gulp": "^3.8.7",
    "gulp-browserify": "^0.5.0",
    "gulp-compass": "^1.3.1",
    "gulp-concat": "^2.3.4",
    "gulp-jshint": "^1.8.4",
    "gulp-notify": "^1.5.0",
    "gulp-phpspec": "^0.2.5",
    "gulp-rename": "^1.2.0",
    "gulp-sass": "^0.7.3",
    "gulp-uglify": "^0.3.1",
    "gulp-util": "^3.0.0"
  },
  "scripts": {
    "test": "echo \"Error: no test specified\" && exit 1"
  },

}


Notes on Arab Orthodoxy: Fr Georges Massouh (1962-2018): Memory Eternal!
Fr Georges Massouh, professor of Islamic Studies at Balamand University and parish priest in Aley, Lebanon fell asleep in the Lord early this morning. He is survived by his wife and three daughters. May his memory be eternal!
An archive of his writings that I've translated over the years can be found here. Below I'm re-posting an essay of his from 2017, Love is Stronger than Death.


Savigny-les-Beaune Blanc is an extremely rare wine counting for no more than 3.5% of the total production of the village. The best slopes for Savigny-les-Beaune blanc are to be found 10 minutes drive north of Beaune at the western end of the appellation going towards the tiny village of Boulliand. It is on these upper vineyard sites that the Chardonnay thrives. Some growers compare these higher vineyards and their soil content to those of the famed Corton-Charlemagne.
Of a light golden colour, our Savigny les Beaune white wine has a fruity nose with aromas of white peaches. In the mouth, it has a lovely roundness with hints of lemon and almonds. It has a lovely mineral finish.
Savigny-les-Beaune blanc 2017 - Burgundy Report, Bill Nanson - January 2019 - "Absolutely delicious"
This is lovely - a nose of golden fruit, slightly cushioned. Mouth-filling, rather rich for a Savigny but absolutely delicious.


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Discretionary Corrigenda (58)
Published on 25.11.2022 in Vol 24 , No 11 (2022) :November
Preprints (earlier versions) of this paper are available at https://preprints.jmir.org/preprint/44334, first published November 15, 2022 .
Correction: Understanding the Social Mechanism of Cancer Misinformation Spread on YouTube and Lessons Learned: Infodemiological Study
Ho Young Yoon 1 ; Kyung Han You 2 ; Jung Hye Kwon 3, 4, 5 ; Jung Sun Kim 3 ; Sun Young Rha 6, 7 ; Yoon Jung Chang 8 ; Sang-Cheol Lee 9
Corrigenda and Addenda
Ho Young Yoon1*, PhD ;
Kyung Han You2*, PhD ;
Jung Hye Kwon3,4,5, MD, PhD ;
Jung Sun Kim3, MD, MSc ;
Sun Young Rha6,7, MD, PhD ;
Yoon Jung Chang8, MD, PhD ;
Sang-Cheol Lee9, MD, PhD
1Division of Communication and Media, Ewha Womans University, Seoul, Republic of Korea
2Department of Media and Communication Studies, Jeonbuk National University, Jeonju, Republic of Korea
3Division of Hemato-Oncology, Department of Internal Medicine, Chungnam National University Sejong Hospital, Sejong-Si, Republic of Korea
4Division of Hematology and Oncology, Department of Internal Medicine, College of Medicine, Chungnam National University, Daejeon, Republic of Korea
5Daejeon Regional Cancer Center, Daejeon, Republic of Korea
6Division of Medical Oncology, Yonsei University College of Medicine, Seoul, Republic of Korea
7Yonsei Cancer Center, Yonsei University Health System, Seoul, Republic of Korea
8Division of Cancer Control and Policy, National Cancer Center Korea, Department of Cancer Control and Population Health, National Cancer Center Graduate School of Cancer Science and Policy, Goyang, Republic of Korea
9Division of Hematology and Oncology, Department of Internal Medicine, Soonchunhyang University Hospital Cheonan, Cheonan, Republic of Korea
*these authors contributed equally
Jung Hye Kwon, MD, PhD
Division of Hemato-Oncology
Chungnam National University Sejong Hospital
20, Bodeum 7-Ro
Sejong-Si, 30099
Email: kwonjhye.onco@gmail.com
Related ArticleCorrection of: https://www.jmir.org/2022/11/e39571
J Med Internet Res 2022;24(11):e44334
In "Understanding the Social Mechanism of Cancer Misinformation Spread on YouTube and Lessons Learned: Infodemiological Study" (J Med Internet Res 2022;24(11):e39571), the authors made the following changes.
1. The Acknowledgments section was inadvertently excluded in the originally published article.
In the corrected version, the following statement has been added under the new Acknowledgments section.
This study was supported by the National R&D Program for Cancer Control through the National Cancer Center (NCC) funded by the Ministry of Health & Welfare, Republic of Korea (HA21C0048).
2. In the originally published article, Affiliations 7 and 8 were incorrectly presented as two separate affiliations.
In the corrected version, Affiliation 7 is revised as follows to present the original two affiliations:
Yonsei Cancer Center, Yonsei University Health System, Seoul, Republic of Korea
The updated list of affiliations and its attribution to the authors are as follows:
Ho Young Yoon1; Kyung Han You2; Jung Hye Kwon3,4,5; Jung Sun Kim3; Sun Young Rha6,7; Yoon Jung Chang8; Sang-Cheol Lee9
The correction will appear in the online version of the paper on the JMIR Publications website on November 25, 2022, together with the publication of this correction notice. Because this was made after submission to PubMed, PubMed Central, and other full-text repositories, the corrected article has also been resubmitted to those repositories.
Edited by G Eysenbach; This is a non–peer-reviewed article. submitted 15.11.22; accepted 21.11.22; published 25.11.22
©Ho Young Yoon, Kyung Han You, Jung Hye Kwon, Jung Sun Kim, Sun Young Rha, Yoon Jung Chang, Sang-Cheol Lee. Originally published in the Journal of Medical Internet Research (https://www.jmir.org), 25.11.2022.
This is an open-access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/), which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work, first published in the Journal of Medical Internet Research, is properly cited. The complete bibliographic information, a link to the original publication on https://www.jmir.org/, as well as this copyright and license information must be included.
Yoon HY, You KH, Kwon JH, Kim JS, Rha SY, Chang YJ, Lee S


MEDC is seeking a contractor to partner with MEDC on site design and merchandise design as well as the shopper experience for the e-commerce site. The e-commerce site, puremichiganstore.org, will link out from michigan.org via a new browser window (the user experience should be seamless from a brand perspective), and will not share a michigan.org URL. The MEDC, as owner of the Pure Michigan mark, will continue to exercise control over the way the mark is used, including, but not limited to, the form in which it appears, the merchandise on which it appears, and the manner in which the merchandise is distributed and sold.
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Geek Headlines – December 3rd 2017
By Sideshow Staff
Here are today's headlines from the world of geek news.
Marvel has announced that writer Greg Pak and artist Carlos Barberi will kick off a World War Hulk II comic storyline in March 2018. This sequel to the original 2007 storyline will star Amadeus Cho, the newest Hulk, as he tries to navigate the savage world of Sakaar.
The film Lady Bird starring Saoirse Ronan has broken a Rotten Tomatoes record by pulling in over 164 "Fresh" reviews on the site which rates film releases as either fresh or rotten. The previous Rotten Tomatoes record-holder was 1999's Toy Story 2.
Actresses Kerry Washington and Rashida Jones are teaming up to produce and direct a big-screen adaptation of the comic series Goldie Vance, the story of a 16-year old girl who dreams of becoming a detective. It is being co-produced with the comic book publisher Boom! Studios.
The Archie Comics spin-off series about Sabrina the Teenage Witch has been moved from the CW to Netflix with a 2-season order. This currently untitled project will continue in the vein of drama similar to Riverdale, adapting the horror comic The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina for television.
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Q: Is Type validation useful with Doctrine (in Symfony)? Is it useful to validate type of data with the Type Constraint with Doctrine in Symfony?
Indeed, when you try to put data with wrong type in the database, Symfony throws an exception with the following message:

The type of the "name" attribute must be "string", "integer" given."

Thus, there is a priori no danger of SQL injection.
Moreover, in every tutorial I have seen, there was no Type checking.
What do you think about it?

A: it depends,  in certain cases it makes absolute sense to use type validation constraints.
but with PHP7 some of the Type validations are redundant, when you make use Scalar type declarations with strict mode on.
/**
 * @param string $email
 */
public function setEmail(string $email)
{
    $this->email = $email;
}

A: Your entity object can be stored in many kind of DBs. Today it's MySQL, tomorrow for some reasons, you could choose to pass to AWS DynamoDb storage (no type assertion when inserting data). So basically, using validators on your domain entities is something, in my opinion, we all have to do.


This just happened! Most watch YouTube video ever 'Despacito' gets hacked and restored within few hours – Luis Fonsi and Daddy Yankee fans were in for a shock when their hit number 'Despacito' disappeared. Youtube's most watched video ever which has over five billion views had got hacked and then got restored within few hours on Tuesday.
But it is not the only video which got targetted by hackers. Shakira, Selena Gomez and Taylor Swift and dozen other artists' clips posted by Vevo have also been affected by them in the past.
For a few hours, 'Despactio' video was removed and replaced by a cover image with group wearing masks and pointing guns. With 'Free Palestine' written underneath, the hackers have named themselves Prosox and Kuroi'sh.
The most streamed song of all times, 'Despacito' earlier created the record of reaching fastest 2 billion views on Youtube in just 154 hours of its release. Luis Fonsi fans are glad that the video has got restored and are saying it returned back to get 6 billion views. 'Despacito' means slowly in Spanish but the song's popularity is clearly showing no signs of slowing down.


305 Curtis, AKA Dade County Curtis, is a Miami based music producer. As an Opa-Locka native, 305 Curtis grew up on bass heavy music, which as he says influences a lot of music - "If i don't feel the bass, it don't impress me".
305 has been making music for well over 18 years, starting off as a trumpet player and eventually transitioning into a Producer. As an Army veteran, Curtis has been giving the opportunity to work with well over 50 Hip-Hop and R&B artists around the country.
If you ask him, his motivation comes from his "God given talents". If he wasn't able to recognize his gifts as a musician, he probably would given up music a long time ago. But being that music is a major part of his life, he believes that he will be able to create good music for the rest of his life. Curtis has a very eclectic style and has even been called the new age beats by the pound.. South Florida is a major hub for music, and 305 Curtis is ready to flood the streets with nothing but quality. As he likes to put it, "If you don't work with me, you still gone hear me..point blank period!!"


text: Mobile publishing: common mistakes and how to avoid them 22 October 2020 Mobile engagement is up, but digital publishers see marginal returns on their mobile campaigns. These common UX and monetization mistakes might be why. How to make money as a publisher: NYC pros talk monetization 11 July 2019 Publishing professionals from Digital Trends, Den of Geek, Texere Publishing and AWN share about diversifying revenue channels at our latest NYC event. Simple Flying's Arran Rice: Our returning visitor rate is growing month over month 14 May 2019 As part of our Vertical Heroes series, Bibblio's CEO Mads Holmen asked Simple Flying's founder Arran Rice about his journey to running a successful vertical publication. Dennis Publishing and BuyaCar: how to get in pole position for digital revenue diversification 18 December 2018 Find out the from Pete Wootton, Head of Digital at Dennis Publishing, how the company is projected to make 40% of its revenue from e-commerce in 2018. This comes from his talk at 'The Present & Future of Publishing' event, put on by Bibblio, Media Voices, What's New In Publishing and Sovrn Holdings. The Present & Future of Publishing: The Media Moments 2018 Report 13 December 2018 Find out what we learnt from the Media Moments 2018 report, produced by Media Voices for What's New In Publishing, which explores seven key areas which have influenced the media and publishing industry this year, with a look forward to 2019. What's The Best WordPress Ad Management Plugin? 4 Options Compared 28 November 2018 Increasing revenue is a key aim for a lot of Bibblio's plugin users. One way to take advantage of the increased page views Bibblio brings is with display ads, but managing them on WordPress can be tricky, so we've reviewed 4 of the best dedicated WordPress ad management plugins for you. How can digital media and publishing diversify audience acquisition? Part I 9 November 2018 We asked the Berlin digital media and publishing community about the future of audience acquisition, and the role of diversification, and this is what they told us. In Part I of the panel discussion we cover growth vs diversification, the importance of direct traffic, and more. Diversification in Digital Media and Publishing: Part II 15 October 2018 Part II of the highlights of our panel discussion from Future of Media and Publishing New York: we discuss evolving commercial strategy, moving to a digital first publisher, long-term thinking in publishing, branded content, subscription and new horizons. Enthusiast Media: a new way to think about digital? 4 October 2018 What we learnt from the latest Future of Media and Publishing from NYC: part 1 is all about Enthusiast Media, a new mental model for publishers explained by Guy LeCharles Gonzalez. Learn what it is, how it works, and whether it can help you. Metrics, channels, innovation and trust: what's on the minds of digital publishers 28 September 2018 Here's round two of our recap of the State of Media and Digital Publishing, focussing on the views of our panel on a number of topics: metrics to measure, important acquisition channels, trust issues for publishers with advertising and where the future is taking us. Does Digital Publishing Success Mean Going Analogue? 25 September 2018 Find out what we learnt about print, digital transformation and the future of native advertising and content marketing at the first State of Media and Digital Publishing, put on by Bibblio and 93 Digital at WeWork Shoreditch on 11 September 2018. Naughty or Nice? 19 December 2017 In the world of digital media, not everyone has been good this year. We're publishing Santa's naughty and nice list. In the land of content, relevance is king 7 November 2017 Publishers and industry partners came together to examine the opportunities in the digital publishing sector at the 2017 AOP Digital Publishing Convention. Advertising vs Subscription 9 February 2017 Discover how media businesses like Medium and NYT are adapting to the emerging post-advertising landscape through subscription models and user-first strategies.


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The SISIS Supaturfman is an independently powered heavy duty aerator for sports field maintenance, grass lawns and amenities. It is ideal for maintenance as a bowling green aerator and a cricket aerator. It has a maximum working depth of 10cm (4 inches) and a choice of interchangeable tines to provide excellent lawn care when aeration is needed.
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POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. — Richard Hurt, 49, of Gallipolis, a man who was sentenced in Ohio's Gallia Common Pleas Court in February 2017 to four years in an Ohio facility for the third-degree felony of tampering with evidence and fifth-degree felony of abuse of a a corpse, will be appearing in Mason County Circuit Court Wednesday for a reported plea hearing.
In September 2017, Hurt was indicted by a grand jury in Mason County for concealment of a deceased human body. The hearing on Wednesday is tentatively set to start at 10:30 a.m. Hurt previously admitted to the act of dismembering Gallia resident Jessica Berry with a saw.
According to Holdren, July 18, 2016 Jamie Lambert and Hurt picked up Jessica Berry from her mother's home in Gallipolis and Berry took clothes for a few days. Hurt had given a statement saying he wanted to see two women engage in sexual activity, according to Holdren. That was the arranged plan, according to Holdren, for Hurt, Lambert and Berry to engage in such that evening. The three proceeded to a home on White Road in Gallia County. Berry and Lambert went into the bathroom of that home and used heroin to the point that Berry became unresponsive and overdosed. Lambert assisted her in coming out of that overdose. Holdren said she was fine the rest of the evening. Berry stayed the night on White Road.
Holdren would go on to say that on July 23, 2016, Hurt's cellphone showed a picture of a hole freshly dug in the backyard behind the garage of the home. Holdren would display a photo of the hole after Berry's form was discovered.
The defense offered no objection while Holdren addressed the court.
Holdren continued that on July 24 the same year, six days after Taylor had seen her daughter last, she reported Berry missing. Taylor was also concerned because Berry had also been addicted to heroin and had only two Narcan opioid revival kits left. Berry had overdosed previously eight times.
July 29, Holdren said, was important because Hurt encountered law enforcement. After dismembering the body and taking it to West Virginia, he said to law enforcement he had picked Berry up from the White Road residence and taken her to a VFW post. Berry left his vehicle and he had not made contact with her since, Holdren said according to statements taken from Hurt.
"He goes on to mislead the (Gallia) Sheriff's Office," said Holdren. Holdren said someone Hurt knew had told him Berry had been seen and did not want to talk with her family. Holdren said this created a deception that there was an issue in Berry's family and she was simply staying away from them.
The owner made contact with another individual she knew through work. Both discussed hearing about the previous investigation being run by the Gallia Sheriff's Office in search of Berry. Both women became suspicious due to Hurt's recent behavior. Daughters of the homeowner inspected the floor portions where the deck behind the garage had been replaced before happening upon the grave site.
"Mr. Hurt, without being asked, went over, removed the deck, but kept one piece intact to place it over the grave, " Holdren said.
According to statements, Hurt drove by the location several times the following day to see if the body had been discovered before being picked up by West Virginia law enforcement. He later made a confession. Holdren said Hurt confessed to tearing down the deck to bury the body and intended to build another deck over the grave.
The grave, according to Holdren, was four feet deep and three feet wide. The grave was covered with lime and dirt. Holdren said reports said that cuts made to Berry's body were made after she had passed. The report also said there were no obvious signs of injury on the body. Autopsy records acquired by Ohio Valley Publishing listed the reason of death to be undetermined.
Also at the hearing in February 2017, Jessica's sister, Dawn Berry, delivered Taylor's statement to the court.
Also speaking were Defense Counsel Ronald Janes and Hurt.


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Cette page concerne l'année 2023 du calendrier grégorien dans le domaine du sport.

Principaux événements sportifs de l'année 2023

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Janvier 2023
 Du 28 déc. 2022 au 6 janvier :  édition de la Tournée des quatre tremplins en Allemagne et en Autriche.
 Du 31 déc. 2022 au 15 janvier :  édition du Rallye Dakar en Arabie saoudite.
 Du 11 au 29 janvier :  édition du championnat du monde masculin de handball en Pologne et en Suède.
 Du 13 au 29 janvier :  édition de la Coupe du monde masculine de hockey sur gazon en Inde.
 Du 13 au 4 février :  édition du Championnat d'Afrique des nations de football en Algérie.
 Du 16 au 29 janvier :  de l'Open d'Australie à Melbourne.
 Du 23 au 29 janvier :  du Championnat d'Europe de patinage artistique en Finlande.
 Du 26 au 28 janvier :  édition des championnats du monde IBSF à Saint-Moritz en Suisse.
 Du 27 au 29 janvier :  édition des championnats du monde de luge à Oberhof en Allemagne.

Février 2023
 Du  février au 11 février :  édition de la Coupe du monde des clubs de la FIFA au Maroc.
 Du 4 février au 18 mars :  édition du Tournoi des Six Nations en Europe.
 Du 6 au 19 février :  édition des championnats du monde de ski alpin  à Courchevel-Méribel, en France.
 Du 8 au 19 février :  édition des championnats du monde de biathlon à Oberhof, en Allemagne.
 Le 12 février : Super Bowl LVII à Glendale, dans l'état américain de l'Arizona.
 Du 19 février au 5 mars :  édition des championnats du monde de ski acrobatique à Bakuriani en Géorgie.
 Du 19 février au 5 mars :  édition des championnats du monde de snowboard à Bakuriani en Géorgie.
 Du 21 février au 5 mars :  édition des championnats du monde de ski nordique à Planica en Slovénie.

Mars 2023
 Du 2 au 5 mars :  édition des championnats d'Europe d'athlétisme en salle à Istanbul en Turquie.
 Le 5 mars : Début de la  édition du Championnat du monde de Formule 1.
 Du 5 au 12 mars :  édition du Paris-Nice.
 Du 17 au 19 mars :  édition du Championnat d'Europe féminin de futsal à Debrecen en Hongrie.
 Le 26 mars : Début de la  édition du Championnat du monde de vitesse moto.

Avril 2023
 Du 4 au 8 avril :  édition du Championnat d'Europe masculin de rink hockey des moins de 23 ans à Paredes au Portugal.

Mai 2023
 Du 12 mai au 28 mai :  édition du Championnat du monde de hockey sur glace en Finlande et en Lettonie.
 Du 5 mai au 7 mai :  édition de la Ligue des champions de futsal  de l'UEFA à Palma de Majorque en Espagne.

Juin 2023

 Du 14 juin au 18 juin :   édition de la Ligue des nations de l'UEFA au Pays-Bas.
 Du 16 juin au 16 juillet :  édition de la Coupe d'Asie des nations de football au Qatar.
 Du 21 juin au 8 juillet :  édition du championnat d'Europe de football espoirs en Roumanie et en Géorgie.

Juillet 2023
 Du  au 23 juillet :  édition du Tour de France qui se déroulera en 21 étapes sur un parcours de  km. Il s'élancera de Bilbao, au Pays basque espagnol pour rallier Paris et les Champs-Elysées en traversant six régions et visitant 23 départements. Il comportera huit étapes de montagne avec un total de 30 cols ou côtes ou arrivées en altitude classés en deuxième, première ou hors catégorie.
 Du 20 juillet au 20 août :  édition de la Coupe du monde féminine de football en Australie et en Nouvelle-Zélande.

Août 2023
 Du 25 août au 10 Septembre :  édition de la Coupe du monde masculine de basket-ball en Indonésie, au Japon et aux Philippines.

Septembre 2023
 Du 8 septembre au 28 octobre :  édition de la Coupe du monde de rugby à XV en France.

Octobre 2023
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Novembre 2023
 Du 10 novembre au 2 décembre :  édition de la Coupe du monde de football des moins de 17 ans au Pérou.

Décembre 2023
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Basket-ball

Catch

Combiné nordique

Cyclisme

Football

Formule 1

Football américain

Handball

Hockey sur glace

Rugby à XIII

Rugby à XV

Sport automobile

Sport hippique

Tennis

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Derivation: inflame. My definition: To produce a flame inside you.
Inflammation is the new buzz word now being related to many chronic medical conditions such as: allergies, Alzheimer's, asthma, high cholesterol and narrowing of the arteries, cancer, heart disease, celiac disease, chronic pain of muscles and joints, recurring "tendonitis", Crohn's disease, colitis, I.B.S. (Irritable Bowel Syndrome), dementia, diabetes, eczema and psoriasis, high blood pressure, interstitial cystitis, rheumatoid arthritis, other inflammatory arthritis; fibromyalgia, myofascial pain syndrome, Parkinson's, slow healing response, osteoarthritis, etc and the list goes on.
So, how can we influence the amount of inflammation going on inside us? One accessible way is through manipulation of our diet. Certain foods have been shown to create inflammation in the body, whereas others can decrease the amount. The following is a list of pro-inflammatory foods: Bacon, bologna, bratwurst, brownies, (white) breads- including buns, rolls and bagels, butter, cake, candy, cereals*, cheese (American, cheddar, creamed, gouda, jack, mozzarella, provolone, swiss), cookies, corn chips, corn syrup, crackers*, cream, croissants, corn chips, danish, doughnuts, egg rolls, french fries, french toast, (deep) fried foods, fruit juices, granola*, hamburgers, hash browns, honey, hot dogs, ice cream, jam/jelly, margarine, molasses, muffins, noodles*, onion rings, pancakes, pastrami, pepperoni, pie, pickles, pita bread*, pizza, pasta*, popcorn, potato chips, pretzels, puddings, relish, ribs (beef or pork), rice (white), salami, sausage, sherbet, shortening, sodas, soft drinks, syrup, tortillas (flour), tortilla chips, waffles, whipped cream, whole dairy.
*Unless 100% whole grain and high fiber.
The following are considered anti-inflammatory foods: Acai, amaranth, anchovies, apples, arugula, artichokes, asparagus, avocado, bananas, beans (green, black, kidney, garbonzo, pinto, lima, and soy), bean sprouts, beets, berries (blackberries, blueberries, boysenberries, goji berries, gooseberries, raspberries, strawberries), bok choy, broccoli, brussel sprouts, cabbage, canola oils, cantaloupe, carrots, cauliflower, celery, cherries, cranberries, cucumbers, dairy (non-fat), eggplant, endive, gooseberries, grapes, grapefruit, herring, honeydew, kale, lemons, lentils, mackerel, mango, mangosteen, millet, mushroom, mustard greens, nectarines, noni, nuts – raw (almonds, Brazil nuts, cashews, chestnuts, filberts, hazelnuts, macadamia, peanuts, walnuts), okra, olive oil, onions, oranges, papaya, parsnips, pears, peas, peaches, peppers (bell and hot), persimmons, pineapple, pomegranate, plums, poultry (no skin), prunes, pumpkin, quinoa, rhubarb, rutabaga, salmon, sardines, scallions, seeds (flax, poppy, pumpkin, sesame, sunflower), spices (cinnamon, cayenne, garlic, ginger, green tea, parsley, pepper, nutmeg, oregano, rosemary, turmeric), spinach, squash (butternut, crook neck, summer, winter, zucchini), sweet potatoes, tomatoes, trout, tuna (water-packed), turnips, water chestnuts, watermelon, wild game, yams.
If you analyze these lists you will notice that pretty much all the fruits, vegetables, beans, nuts, seeds, spices as well as poultry (chicken, turkey, duck) and wild game are on the good list. And guess what? Processed foods, fried foods, breads (not whole grain), sweets (simple sweeteners), fruit juices, snack foods, sodas, margarine, whole dairy, many cheeses are on the "No-No" or "Here Comes the Heat" list. Does this sound all too familiar? Now we have yet another reason to try and reduce or delete from the "No-No" list. To quote Michael Pollan, "Eat food (real) and mostly vegetables". Simple as that.
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Gluten Sensitivity Busted
Thread starter LowDown
Years ago a clinical scientist, Peter Gibson at Monash University in Australia, published a paper implying that there were lesser forms of gluten sensitivity that didn't produce full blown celiac disease but did result in a number of nonspecific gastrointestinal symptoms. Since then the concept has ballooned as a means of explaining all sorts of ill-defined ailments such that at this point 18% of Americans claim to be sensitive to gluten and avoiding gluten in foods has turned into a multi-billion dollar industry.
Meanwhile, that same scientist went back and repeated his study using more subjects and better controls. He ended up deciding that there is no such thing as non-celiac gluten sensitivity, not the way he originally described it.
My prediction is that this will have absolutely no effect on the anti-gluten industry or on the people who claim to have gluten sensitivity.
Scientists who found gluten sensitivity evidence have now shown it doesn't exist - ScienceAlert
blaxshep
LowDown said:
Is there a problem with the anti-gluten industry?
blaxshep said:
Aside from the fact that it's all hokum and nonsense, no. My capitalist hat is off to people who can sell cardboard-like slabs of stuff to people and call it gluten free bread, and at triple the normal price.
poweRob
USMC 1988-1996
You are saying its complete rubbish meanwhile the scientist you quoted isn't saying that apparently... as per the bolded. Kind of vague.
And per your article:
Although experts estimate that only 1 percent of Americans - about 3 million people - actually suffer from celiac disease
Now I've always contended that people were jumping on the band-wagon of claiming to have celiacs but that doesn't make celiacs not true.
Over priced junk.
Presuming that the updated information proves true, I predict your prediction to be correct.
Renae said:
You don't have to buy it, why do you care?
Cephus
It's a scam?
Carjosse said:
I care about junk being pushed as healthy. It's like the idiots that shop in the "Organic" section. Over priced for no reason other than to seperate fools from their money.
I don't purposely buy organic food cause it is a scam as well. Same with gluten. Gluten-free isn't healthier or a better choice unless you have celiac disease. Marketing and ignorance make a lot of money.
beerftw
proud ammosexual
kekistan
College humor has already mocked this, where people who are celiac vs people just being trendy dumb skeptic etc.
azgreg
Chicks dig the long ball
poweRob said:
Nothing like a gluten smoothie to start the day.
Yes, every time someone points out that non-celiac gluten sensitivity is hokum someone says "But celiac disease is real, right?" Yes, it is, but it's nothing like what these 18% of the population claim to have.
I don't have a problem with other people buying it. I just don't want anyone I care about falling for this nonsense.
People should be restricted to caring about only what affects them?
azgreg said:
I think I'd eat a bullet if the doc said, "No bread or dairy for you anymore!"
Minister of Love
Yeah, Ive always been skeptical of these faddish health diets from veganism, detoxification, juicing, organic foodstuffs, etc. They are pretty much all scams when it comes to purporting health benefits imo.
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I always thought juicing seemed reasonable as part of your diet, just not as your diet. It's just drinking your fruits and veggies instead of chewing them.
faithful_servant
Beautiful Central Oregon
Very Conservative
Yes, it's based on convincing people that they have a condition that VERY few people have. For thousands of years we've consumed gluten with only the rare person (Celiacs Disease) having an issue with it. Now we can't swing a dead cat without hitting another gluten intolerant person of someone who believes that gluten causes inflammation, auto-immune disorders, etc.
I will not give my grilled cheese sandwiches for anyone!!!
You can have my cheese when you pry it from my cold dead hands (and even then you'll have to get at least one bite out of my mouth).
Except juicing does cut down on the amount of non-soluble fibre you get from the fruit and veggies. It's still ggod for you and if it gets you to consume more fruits and veggies, that's great, but the best way to eat your fruits and veggies is to eat them (after covering the veggies in a nice thick smoked cheddar cheese sauce and baking the fruit into a pie).
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And clean up a melted ice cream sandwich from my other dead hand.
A guy I share an office with tried the all juicing diet. Lasted about 2 weeks. I'm surprised he lasted that long.
That's how I came to like broccoli. No lie. :2razz:
I tried a "Daniel fast" (fruit and veggies) for six weeks, lost about 20 lbs. and the day it ended I went to the local truck stop and had steak and eggs with pancakes. I did start drinking a lot more fruit juices as a result, since I found a brand that I really liked.


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Each year, more than 4,000 SCA members serve in the field with the support of generous donors. Through the SCA experience, young people build leadership skills, explore new career paths, and develop a lifelong connection to nature. They give back to preserve the environment in concrete and tangible ways, while also building connections to nature that make them lifelong stewards of our land. A donation to SCA not only preserves our natural and cultural heritage; it changes lives…and ensures we have a sustainable future for all.
While research may seem boring to many, it is fascinating to me to find new information that helps better tell the story of our country. I get such a thrill when I am able to piece together a new part of the puzzle, and this internship has allowed me to foster these skills and increase my knowledge base.
I will soon be headed to graduate school to work on my Public History degree. This position at here at Moores Creek National Battlefield has helped me determine exactly what I want to do with my life: interpretation.
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My time with SCA is one that I will remember forever. It has helped prepare me for the future: my next endeavor is to pursue a graduate degree in environmental management and then to spend my life devoted to environmental conservation and education. Thanks to this internship I feel confident in my abilities to take the next step in this field.
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Before this internship I had no idea what career my degree would take me into, but I am now driven and focused on becoming an archaeologist. When I left the forest to return to school I felt, as I still do now, that I had made a tangible difference. My contributions protected our nation's heritage. Thank you for helping me to achieve as much as I did this summer.
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Thankful for Helping to Make a Difference
With Thanksgiving right around the corner, those of us at SCA reflect on all that we are thankful for - from our members, to our federal and local partners, to our generous donors who make all that we accomplish possible.
Charley Dickey
Charley Dickey began his path with SCA as a high school volunteer serving at Olympic National Park in 1965. Today, almost fifty years later, Mr. Dickey remains committed to SCA's mission spending years as a member of SCA's Board of Directors. He continues to work towards giving more young people the opportunity to gain hands-on service through SCA.
SCA Alumni Join Together and Take Action
A key part of the SCA member experience is learning about conservation ethics, citizenship and being of service. But what happens after the SCA hitch, that summer of service or that awesome internship?
Kim and Gayla Medley: Two generations with SCA
"My mom stimulated our love of nature," says Kim Medley, a professor of geography at Miami University of Ohio. "I have so many memories of amazing family camping trips and how happy we were on them."
SCA's Impact on Youth


This week has been full on! We have had furniture delivered which was very exciting and visitors with lots of tea and muffins, lots of moving furniture and re-organising rooms, but today im feeling it! I feel pants! I haven't felt like this for ages!! So im just gona go with it, so im going to finish something I started what feels like years ago, and I wont have to concentrate too much.
I have reorganised my craft space (photos on my facebook and instagram page, link on the right hand side) ad found homes for the endless amount of yarn that I seem to have, going through them thinking of what to make for little Minnie.
I finished this hat off after knitting a fair isle version on the weekend, it fits really well and is so gorgeous to the touch, il make a little pair of mittens with the left over.
We had J's family come to visit last weekend, they cane from Morcambe and Portsmouth and when they arrived we picked apples and pears, went for a lovely walk and ate lots of food and caught up on family life. Our nephew has grown so much and it was the first time Minnie met her cousin.
So after a busy week, today we are resting, preparing for another busy week ahead. Hows your Sunday going?


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Big news for our partners at Nortec!
The Nortec corporate name has been changed from Nortec Humidity Inc. to Condair Inc.
What's this mean for you? The same great North American team and products backed by the global strength of Condair.
The Condair Group has been expanding over the last four decades worldwide mainly through acquisitions. This has given the Nortec team, in North America, great opportunities to rapidly grow the business with new products that were not available in the past. It has expanded both the engineering and production reach. Please note that while there has been a change to the Nortec corporate name, there has been no change in the ownership of the company or day to day operations, they continue as a company wholly owned by the Condair Group.
Ward-Boland will be phasing in the new name and logo in our documentation and communications over the next couple of months. We will have a transition period into early 2019 when you may see instances of an overlap of the Nortec and Condair names.
Explore Condair's full line of commercial and industrial humidification and evaporative cooling products.
Condair is the leading manufacturer and provider of complete solutions in the areas of humidification and evaporative cooling, with a comprehensive portfolio including products, services, experience and know-how. Condair sets the standard for innovative, energy-efficient and hygienic solutions. Today, with approximately 720 employees, they operate production sites in Europe, North America and China, and are represented in 20 countries.


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New Cisco regional leader as Dave West replaces retiring Miyuki Suzuki
President Dave West joined by returning Irving Tan as chairman
James Henderson (Channel Asia) 10 January, 2021 08:15
Dave West (Cisco)
Credit: Cisco
Cisco has appointed Dave West as new president of Asia Pacific, Japan and Greater China (APJC), replacing Miyuki Suzuki who is retiring from the technology giant.
Effective immediately, West will also be joined by former regional leader Irving Tan as chairman, who is returning to Singapore after spending more than three years as executive vice president and chief of Operations in the US.
With over 20 years of leadership experience at Cisco, West most recently held the position of head of Japan, spearheading the Japan Country Digitisation initiative to build strategic alliances with local customers and partners to drive "sustained growth" in the market. Currently based in Tokyo, West will relocate to the vendor's regional headquarters in Singapore.
"During his 20 years at Cisco, Dave has demonstrated a strong understanding of the region, a great talent for recognising and maximising market trends and transitions, and the ability to motivate teams and drive growth," said Gerri Elliott, executive vice president and chief sales and marketing officer at Cisco. "He's the right leader at the right time."
Prior to running the Japan business, West held global leadership roles including driving worldwide Enterprise Networking and Security sales, in addition to serving as CTO of Asia Pacific and Japan.
"We are witnessing a major shift in the way businesses operate with technology driving the change," West said. "Home to some of the fastest growing and diverse economies in the world, Asia is leading the charge on this front. We are committed to working with our customers and partners to accelerate their digital transformation so they are ready for the future and can fully leverage the growth opportunities that are opening up."
Miyuki Suzuki
West replaces Suzuki who first joined Cisco as leader of Japan in 2015 before assuming regional responsibilities in early 2018, replacing US-bound Tan in the process. With more than 35 years market experience, Suzuki has previously held executive roles at KVH - a Japanese telecommunications and IT service provider - LexisNexis and Jetstar Japan, alongside Japan Telecom and Reuters.
"I also want to thank Miyuki for her immeasurable contributions to our customers, partners, and teams, and to me personally," Elliott said. "She's a tremendous leader, leaves a great legacy behind, and I'm looking forward to partnering with Dave to build on that great foundation."
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Meanwhile, Tan is moving back to Singapore after spending three years in the US in a role which included managing "several global challenges", most recently leading many of Cisco's pandemic response efforts.
Before moving to the US, Tan held multiple leadership roles in APJC, including running the region and growing the business "consistently" during his four-year tenure. Going forward, Tan will partner with West and his leadership team on "special projects" to drive growth across the region.
"I am delighted that Irving is taking on the role of chairman," Elliott added. "His experience on the Executive Leadership Team, and as a former leader of APJC, will be invaluable to our efforts to drive sustained growth in the region."
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the number of PPI doses intended for patients tolerating oral intake increased by 31%.
the number of PPI doses intended for enteral tube administration increased by 192%.
the number of IV PPI doses increased by 168%.
the number of enteral H2RAs doses increased by only 21%.
the number of IV H2RA doses decreased by 7%.
* All comparisons are nonsignificant.CCU = coronary/cardiac care unit; ICU = intensive care unit; MICU = medical intensive care unit; NSICU = neurosurgical intensive care unit; SICU = surgical intensive care unit.
The total number of PPI doses increased by 38%.
The number of enteral PPI doses increased by 25%.
The number of IV PPI doses increased by 132%.
The total number of H2RA doses decreased by 5%.
The number of enteral H2RA doses increased by only 5%.
The number of IV H2RA doses decreased by 19%.
In relation to non-ICU usage, with adjustments made for patient-days, the likelihood of PPI use in the ICUs was 2.51 times higher after the formulary switch (95% CI, 2.05-3.07; P < .0001). This was equally represented by the probability of enteral use increasing by 2.64-fold (95% CI, 2.11-3.30; P < .0001) and IV use increasing by 2.11-fold. The CI was nonexistent, because non-ICU usage was negligible before and after the formulary change.
In contrast, the likelihood of H2RA use in the ICU, in relation to non-ICU use after the formulary switch, decreased by 0.49 fold (95% CI, 0.39-0.61; P < .0001), with the probability of enteral use decreasing by 0.24-fold (95% CI, 0.17-0.35; P < .0001) and IV use decreasing by 0.73-fold. The CI was nonexistent, because non-ICU usage was negligible before and after formulary change.
The overall likelihood of using PPIs after the formulary switch increased by 1.46-fold (95% CI, 1.17-1.82; P < .0001).
The probability of use of PPIs in the ICU increased by 3.03-fold (95% CI, 2.75-3.35; P < .0001).
The probability of use of PPIs in non-ICU sites decreased by 0.59-fold (95%% CI, 0.44-0.74; P < .0001).
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Taekwondo is een van de sporten die beoefend werden tijdens de Olympische Zomerspelen 2012 in Londen. De wedstrijden vonden van 8 tot en met 11 augustus plaats in het London ExCeL International Exhibition Centre.

Kwalificatie
Aan de wedstrijden mochten 128 taekwondoka's deelnemen, zowel 64 mannen als 64 vrouwen, gelijkelijk verdeeld over de acht gewichtsklassen. In iedere gewichtsklasse kwamen zodoende 16 taekwondoka's aan de start.

Ieder land mocht maximaal vier deelnemers afvaardigen, twee per geslacht. Elk land kon dus maximaal in de helft van alle gewichtsklassen deelnemen. Vier plaatsen werden gereserveerd voor het gastland Groot-Brittannië en vier plaatsen werden verdeeld door de Olympische tripartitecommissie. De overige 120 plaatsen werden verdeeld via diverse kwalificatietoernooien, waarin taekwondoka's quotaplaatsen konden verdienen voor hun land, maar niet voor henzelf.

Kwalificatietoernooien

Programma
Taekwondo op de Olympische Zomerspelen omvat zowel bij de mannen als de vrouwen vier gewichtsklassen. Er waren dus acht gouden medailles te verdelen. De wedstrijden vonden dagelijks plaats van 10:00 tot 00:15 uur (MEZT).

Medailles

Mannen

Vrouwen

Medaillespiegel

Externe links
  Wedstrijdschema
  Kwalificatieprocedure