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Mayo 2-14 Galway 1-10: can we play you every week?
February 7, 2010 February 19, 2010 Willie Joe
When I took my seat in what was possibly the windiest spot of the pretty impressive new stand at McHale Park this afternoon, I never expected that the match I was about to see would outdo the fun and games I'd had at Croke Park 24 hours previously, where the rather indifferent rugby was but a backdrop to the very memorable Father and Son's day out I'd had with the small fella. But it did, you know, because what all of us in the crowd of 5,962 at McHale Park this afternoon got to witness was a rare enough bird – a match in which we'd Galway well beaten with most of the second half still to be played.
It could, and probably should, have been a real hammering because when Trevor Mortimer scored our second goal in as many minutes with only ten minutes or so played in the second half, we were all of 13 points up and were utterly in command all over the pitch. But then Trevor got a straight red – I didn't see the incident myself but have now done so on the television and it looked like no more than a mistimed tackle, hardly straight red territory, you'd have thought – and that changed the strange ecosystem that had prevailed until then out on the pitch. Galway went on to outscore us by 1-3 to 0-1 over the time that was left on the clock but they were, of course, playing for their pride by then as well.
That late urgency they found meant that they ended up suffering a seven-point trimming rather than one that was double that. But it was, nonetheless, a hammering and having thought about it a bit in the hours (and the miles I've travelled) since then, I'm not quite sure how or why this happened. Big Joe said on the news that Galway weren't as bad as they looked today and that's undoubtedly true but they wouldn't want to be or else the Fat Controller could be out of a job this side of Easter. Johnno was quick to dampen expectations on the news tonight too (isn't he always?) but he'll clearly be well satisfied that he's marked Kernan's card good and proper. Well, at least until the FBD final is played in two week's time.
The foundations for this comprehensive win were laid early on and, by the end of the opening quarter, we were travelling very smoothly while they were already visibly floundering: the first substitution they made came as early as 25 minutes into the game. They did manage to open the scoring, though, with Sean Armstrong landing the first blow of the day but a smart fisted point from Peadar, this Mark Ronaldson free and one from play from the already prominent Andy Moran got us nicely settled into the contest. Michael Martin pointed a free for them before Ronan boomed over a lovely one in reply and a fine, elegant mark from the Stephenites man was the genesis for our next point as he laid it off to Andy who put over his second of the day. Another Ronaldo free followed and now we were four clear.
Kevin McLoughlin – who was excellent throughout today – then stole forward and thumped over a beauty from out on the wing. Seamus O'Shea – who also has a very productive day operating as an out-and-out third midfielder in a sector we were now dominating utterly – then released Tom Parsons for a heartwarming point for the Charlestown man. Soon after Donal Vaughan sprinted forward to land a real gem of a point and Enda Varley – another star for us today – marked his NFL debut by screwing over a delicious left-footer, our tenth score of the day, to put us eight ahead.
Galway had gone around 30 minutes without a score at this stage but then Nicky Joyce pointed when a goal looked as easy an option and Garreth Bradshaw stole up from corner-back to nab a Vaughanesque score. Kevin McLoughlin answered that one swiftly enough but then Bradshaw burst forward again, took around twelve or thirteen steps and promptly collapsed in a heap, a move that impressed Marty Duffy sufficiently to earn him a free which Nicky Joyce pointed to end the half's scoring.
The game wasn't quite in the bag at half-time but we were certainly sitting a whole load prettier at that stage than we've been in most contests with the Herrin Chokers in recent times. The first ten minutes in the second half were obviously going to decide what kind of contest we'd have for the remainder of the afternoon and decide it this segment of the game quickly did. The decision was an emphatic one too: we were going to have no contest at all.
Ronaldo – who had already blasted one scoreable free wildly off-target late in the first half – had a pointed free on the board before I had retaken my windy seat on the resumption and I was barely hunkered down properly again before the Shrule-Glencorrib man knocked over another. Michael Meehan had joined the fray for them at half-time, with Barry Cullinane and his outsized arse having also come on (before half-time, I think) and when Michael Martin got a free back for them, we could have been forgiven for thinking that this was the start of the fightback. Instead, it was the lead-in to the two hammer blows at the other end that ended the match as a contest.
Enda Varley smashed home our first goal with more than a little aplomb and then barely a minute later Trevor bundled in a second to hoist us a full thirteen points clear. Now we were approaching Roscommon June 2009 territory and those who like this particular kind of blood sport – PJ, sitting beside me, is one of that fraternity – started to lick their chomps in anticipation. But then Trevor came steaming into one of their lads like a bull with no brakes and we were down to fourteen. In that instant, all those unneighbourly thoughts of a truly historic hammering went out the window.
Instead, we went into containment mode as they started to claw back some inches of all those acres of lost ground. A Nicky Joyce free was followed by a Mike Meehan goal, a score which showed yet again why Keith Higgins should never be in the corner. Keith stood miles of Meehan – as Keith does with whomever he's meant to be 'marking' – and once the Caltra man had the ball so close to goal, there was only one place it was going to finish up.
Meehan also got all three of Galway's remaining points, two from frees, while we failed to get the ball much beyond the halfway line during that unsatisfactory final quarter. Aidan O'Shea – who had an unhappy time against Finian Hanley today – did, however, burst through for this fisted point, our final score of the day with under ten minutes to go.
There were plenty of strong performers out there for us today. I was impressed with Donal Vaughan (although the merits of placing him at corner-back will be tested more rigorously in the weeks ahead), who was calm and astute throughout and who stole forward for a fine point late in the first half. Kevin McLoughlin was full of running at wing-back, as was Peadar Gardiner on the other flank, and both provided an added edge to our attacking thrusts.
We were all over them at midfield, where Seamus O'Shea made an excellent return to the fray after a too-long absence and his standout display made an interesting contrast to the kid brother's frustrating and largely unproductive afternoon. Ronan was good too and he's clearly a player that'll have great fun with the mark over the course of this league campaign. He was catching them for fun today and made good use of the resultant free kicks too. Tom still seems to be lacking in confidence but he got a nice score today and is, I think, working his way back into more productive territory. Time will tell how far down this path he gets this season, hopefully it'll be all the way.
Andy was, I thought, our main man today. He was in the zone right from the off; claiming ball, laying it off, making scores, scoring scores and he kept working right to the end. So often in the past, we've seen Andy run himself into the ground and have bugger all to show for it but today the fruits of his efforts were there for all to see. I don't think we'll be seeing the Ballagh man back in the half-backs any time soon.
Enda Varley had the kind of league debut he must have been dreaming about and if he can produce this kind of performance on a regular basis, we'll have ourselves a whole new offensive option in the forwards. His eye for goal is impressive and his finish for today's major was ice-cool.
Negatives? Keith's defending at corner-back is, I think, worthy of a second mention as it's an itch which never seems to subside. He seems to be unable or unwilling to stick in close proximity to whatever corner-forward he's marking, even if it's one as lethal as Michael Meehan. His failure to close down Meehan was the direct cause of the goal we conceded and I'm beginning to agree with PJ that the only lingo the Ballyhaunis man is going to understand is a few matches on the bench.
Ger Cafferkey and Trevor Howley were okay but only okay and the latter's lack of height was kinda obvious for the key position he's being asked to play. Would it be an idea to move him to the corner, switch Caff out to 6, Alan Feeney to 3 and Keith to the bench? I think it might.
With the other Trevor now out of the picture for a few games, we have a hole to fill in the half-forwards. Barry Kelly will probably slot in there the next day but, you know, in an ideal world wouldn't it be great if we could just beam down Aidan Campbell into that position? He'd be tailor-made for the job and we'd also have someone to take those frees that Ronaldo was punting all over the shop in the second half. It won't happen, I know, but how much longer can we leave such a talent out of the picture?
Anyway, back to the game and, if we've any sense, back to reality too. A few Galway lads in front of us today were winding us up that Mayo would now be sure certs for the All-Ireland this year on the back of this performance but, as Johnno said after the game, nobody will remember this result come next September. It's a win, and a good win too, but now it's done with and what we now need to focus on is our next challenge, which is the formidable one that Tyrone will put up to us next Sunday up in Omagh.
We can't exactly forget about Big Joe and the Herrin Chokers either (that sounds like a good name for a showband, doesn't it?), as we have a rematch against them as early as a fortnight from now in the FBD final. Joe spoke about using today's hurt in a productive way and you can be sure they'll come at us with renewed vigour the weekend after next. It's when they do and when, by extension, we see how our lads cope with them that we'll know better whether or not we'd really want to play them every week.
Mayo: David Clarke; Donal Vaughan (0-1), Ger Cafferkey, Keith Higgins; Peadar Gardiner (0-1), Trevor Howley, Kevin McLoughlin (0-2); Tom Parsons (0-1), Ronan McGarrity (0-1); Andy Moran (0-2), Seamus O'Shea, Trevor Mortimer (1-0); Enda Varley (1-1), Aidan O'Shea (0-1), Mark Ronaldson (0-4, three frees). Sub: Alan Freeman for Seamus O'Shea.
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18 thoughts on "Mayo 2-14 Galway 1-10: can we play you every week?"
North mayo says:
Good win but we can't read too much into it. A lot of positives. Only man I felt looked out of his depth was parsons. Think he has lost his intercounty standard. Good bench there today today, serious contention for places.
Rossies in disguise, Excellent performances all over
D.B. says:
Satisfying alright W.J. – some of the first half play especially was excellent, considering the sod and the time of year. However Galway didn't show a fraction of what they can do…
Some early league momentum has been in short supply for John O' since his return. Hopefully we can keep it going for next weekend. The two V's, Varley and Vaughan, got through some amount of work…
ted says:
thought parsons did ok. Overall we dominated this area. The biggest plus was the performance of Seamie O Shea…..defo bragging rights over the brother tonight. Aido was woeful but maybe a timely reminder to him that its not always going to happen and it certainly didnt today. Mcglaughlin was outstanding also…possibly MOTM. Galway were awful 4 sure but u can only beat whats in front of u and we did that well today. The sting in the tail was the loss of trev…looking at the tele tonight id say he'll have to serve the full term but to be honest i thought it was just an ill timed tackle…no intent. Sounded like Johnno has every intention of appealing. Lots of positives for sure but id worry if we are going to be totally reliant on wee Mark from frees…his range is limited but thats as negative as im going to get tonight. Well done boys!
Lads be realistic. We still have lovely creative backs, great going forward. Not too good when they had to defend. Remember Meath in 2009. Need a stopper at centre back Trevor Howley not big enough and not quick enough. After Tyrone next weekend we will know a little more
Overall a good performance but Galway were terrible, maybe over trained before Christmas! I thought that Parsons did ok, some of the kick outs were right on the money, very attacking backs, McLoughlin looks like he could play in attack. Tyrone will look to bounce back next week so will be a good test for the team. Good to see a corner forward attacking a delivery and then able to score a goal, something that we missed in previous years.
Great to see Mayo playing good football!
I actually thought Parsons was good.
AOS wasnt his usual self – but then Hanley is a good full back. Aidan may need to learn to be patient and not to to force the issue. (He went for a silly shot today when a pass was the right option). It is easy to get frustrated when things are not going your way. How often have we seen a top class player quiet for a long period and then suddenly they strike and kill you off. Patience and persistence!
I like the way McLoughlin plays – great skills and well balanced and very comfortable on the ball. Same for Vaughan.
Hope they can keep it up.
patsy78 says:
keith to the bench now thats just nonsense, why would u consign one of our best players to the bench??
Because regardless of what he brings to the team in terms of attacking from the back and the amount of work he does (which is a lot), he refuses to mark his man the way he needs to do if he's in the corner. Plus it's February and we could do with giving more of the squad some game time. Keith is undoubtedly one of our top players but we can't keep shipping the amount of scores we do from whomever he's supposed to be marking – against Meath it was 1-2 in a match we lost by three points. Personally, I'd have him at 7 but Kevin McLoughlin has that spot nailed down for now.
he marks from the front which is a difficult thing to do, and with his pace can nearly afford to give couple of yards, against meath was a ball over the top and slipped when gettin back, only in the corner cos no one else good enough to play there clearly fillin for the lack of talent in that department.
Someone needs to have a word in Keiths ear but dropping him is prob a bit premature. I think this is where Mahony needs to step in and soon. All that is required is a small change in his approach…its an easy fix. he has everything else.
I thought Cafferky did fine but would be so much better if he had two hardy bucks either side of him. Howley could be one of those for sure once cunniffe is back. Any word on this fella? he is badly needed. Im all positive again….we are full of football but need a harder edge at the back before we can start declaring ourselves as possibles…
Lol. Hardy Bucks??… or "The Hardy Bucks"!!!!
i'd like to see the amount of scores we'd be conceding with keith on the bench.. for the last few seasons hes being practically coverin the full back line on his own with little or no assistance.. maybe thats why hes being left xposed sometimes coverinr for weaker team mates
So would I, Patsy, which is half of the reason why I'm saying it. I don't think it's at all true that he's been covering the full-back line on his own for the last few seasons but it certainly is an issue that we haven't been using good corner-backs (like Dermot Geraghty, like Aidan Higgins) in those positions. Like I said, Keith is an important player for us but we've not making the best use of his talents in the corner and he's certainly not the best option for us at corner-back.
Seáneen says:
Great write up as always WJ. Mayo outpayed Galway yesterday and it was sickening to see Galway play such bad football. Enjoy ye'r win because we will be back to give ye a right go in the Championship.
All the best WJ, and keep up the good blogging.
Seáneen
Thanks, Seaneen – just seen your report now too and I've added a link to it in the results page on the site here. Keep up the good work.
I think we were as shocked as you lads would have been at what we saw yesterday; there's definitely no way we were expecting that. Galway looked well off the pace but reports since are suggesting that this could be due to the training regime at the minute. I've no doubt that, assuming we get past that tricky opening round tie against Sligo, it'll be as tough for us against you guys as it always has been.
totally agree not makin use of his talents which just highlights our lack of options in that department…. anyways onwards and upwards from here, keep up the good work… really enjoy the site…
Indeed, Patsy, hopefully it will be a case of onwards and upwards for us this year!


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Scorpion sting induced Myocarditis, Hyperpyrexia and convulsion: - A Case report
Okbu Frezgi1, Ghide Gebreweld2, Abdulaziz mohamedsied3
1MD, Asmara College of Medicine and Health science, Obstetrics and Gynaecology department postgraduate, Ministry of Health, Asmara, Eritrea, Africa.
2MD, Medical Director of Tesseney Hospital, Gash Barka, Ministry of Health, Eritrea, Africa
3MD, Tesseney Hospital, Gash Barka, Ministry of Health, Eritrea, Africa
Received Date: 22/11/2022; Published Date: 21/12/2022.
*Corresponding author: *Okbu Frezgi , MD, Asmara College of Medicine and Health science, Obstetrics and Gynaecology department postgraduate, Ministry of Health, Asmara, Eritrea, Africa.
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Background: Scorpion envenomation is a public health problem especially in tropical and sub-tropical regions where it is considered as one of the important health challenges. It is life threatening condition more in paediatric age groups.
Case report: This is a case report of 7-year-old Eritrean male child come with complaint of scorpion sting to Tesseney Hospital, Eritrea in December 20, 2020. His family reported that the child started to have severe pain, restlessness, profuse sweating and drooling with in fifteen minutes of scorpion sting. He was vigorously crying with abnormal body movement during admission to emergency. In emergency department he was treated with local infiltration lidociane, diazepam and frequent suctioning. Electrocardiogram result showed mild ST elevation in V5 and V6 with T wave inversion in V4 and V5. Later he develops hyperpyrexia which is intractable to antipyretics and cold compression. Though scorpion anti-venom, nifedipine, local lidocane infiltration and other supportive managements, his condition deteriorates with time and collapsed after 22 hours of stay in hospital.
Conclusion: Scorpion envenomation can be associated with very fatal complications that needs urgent management. Physicians and communities should be aware about the debilitating complications fatal outcomes. Availability of scorpion anti-venom, alpha-1 blocker (prozasin) in hospitals is essential as they are required urgently and vital in such cases.
Key words: scorpion sting, hyperpyrexia, myocarditis, Eritrea
Scorpion envenomation is a public health problem, common in certain areas of the world including Middle East, Latin America, Asia and Africa. In tropical and sub-tropical regions, scorpion stings are considered one of the most important health challenges. (4) In 2018, WHO reported that the truth of scorpion sting envenoming is not known because many cases do not seek medical attention and envenoming accidents occur in villages of tropical and subtropical countries, it has been estimated that there are approximately 1.23 million stings per year. (9) Scientists are very keen on treating, reporting and studying the snake bite than scorpion envenoming. (4, 7) Scorpion sting is ignored because of unknown prevalence and high number of low income countries. (1)
Scorpion sting is a dreadful medical emergency, more in paediatric victims because of their smaller body size. The first symptom of scorpion envenoming is localized pain, which reflects the penetration of the venom and is a valuable warning signal, especially in children. (3) It is present in more than 95% of cases of envenoming and may be associated with oedema and erythema ( 20% ), more rarely small blisters. (5) Initial parasympathetic excitation is characterized by vomiting once or twice, profuse sweating (skin diarrhoea for 3–17 hours), ice cold extremities, hyper salivation and thick mucus secretion due to stimulation of bronchial mucus glands. (2) Lacrimation, pin-point pupils, diarrhoea, abdominal distension, priapism, bradycardia and hypotension are common manifestation of patients with scorpion sting. (2) Irritability and agitation are also common features and patients can hurt themselves during this stage. (6)
Morbidity and mortality due to scorpion sting are related to acute pulmonary oedema, cardiogenic shock, and multiorgan failure. (2) In 2012 there was case report of scorpion bite induced myocardial damage and pulmonary oedema presented with shortness of breath and chest pain. (1) She had not predisposing cardiac risk factors and cardiac enzymes were increased with sinus tachycardia and ST-T changes on electrocardiography. (1)
Based on our hospitals demographic data and clinical observation, scorpion related hospital admissions and increasing fatal outcome was becoming a challenge to health workers and worrying to communities in western lowland of Eritrea in Tesseney subzone.
This 7-years old Eritrean child was brought to emergency department of Tesseney Hospital, in Gash Barka, Eritrea in December 20, 2020 by his family with complaint of severe pain, restlessness, profuse sweating and drooling with in fifteen minutes of scorpion sting. The bite was on his right hand and had one episode of vomiting of ingested material at home. Family killed and brought the scorpion to the hospital. (See pic 1) His parent denies any history fever, cough, and fall down accident or any chronic illnesses. He has no history of haematuria, hematemesis, and abdominal pain. During his arrival to emergency, the child was restless, on severe generalized pain, vigorously crying followed by abnormal body movement and twitching of face. Generally he was diaphoretic with vital signs of blood pressure 100/50 mmHg in right arm with appropriate cuff size, with regular and faint pulse rate of 84beats/min radial artery, temperature 34.50c in axilla, and respiratory rate of 28 breaths/min. chest was clear to auscultation with good air entry on both lung fields. The pericardium was quite with normal first and second heart sound. The sting site right hand was not swollen and without detectable sting marks. The patient was admitted to the emergency department with grade IV scorpion envenomation. Immediately, he was put under O2 via nasal prong, positioned on left lateral side. Subsequently, three vials of scorpion ant-venom diluted in 150cc of 0.9% of normal saline was given slowly over 30 minutes. His irritability continues despite treatment and diazepam 5mg intravenously once was given. Besides, local infiltration with lidocaine hydrochloride injection USP 2 %, nifedipine 10mg orally and frequent suctioning of secretions was done. Overnight, his general condition was getting better and was transferred to inpatient department with pain killers, antihypertensive and maintenance IV fluids.
After 15 hour of the bite, the child again become restless with twitching of face and vital signs of BP 120/60mmHg, pulse rate 126beats/min, temperature 39.90c, and respiratory rate of 30 breaths/min. in the meantime, the patient was investigated with CBC, EKG, blood chemistry and chest x ray. The EKG showed sinus tachycardia, mild ST-T abnormality in V5 andV6, inverted T wave in aVR, V1, V2, tented T wave V3, flat T wave in V5, 6 with Sign of left ventricular hypertrophy. (Fig 1) The Chest x-ray was clear of normal study, complete blood count was of white blood cells 7×103, Hgb 13.4mg/dl, Hct 41% and platelet count of 225×103 and blood chemistry and amylase showed mild elevation of Liver enzymes (ALT, AST). (Fig 2)
On the subsequent management, diclofenac 50mg IM once, basing with tape water, and nasogastric tube (NGT) for feeding was done. The abnormal body movement persisted despite diazepam, and phenobarbital 60mg tablet was given through NGT. Within six hours of his stay in the inpatient department, his breathing pattern altered and condition deteriorated further going to deep coma. The last record of vital signs showed BP 100/0mmHg, pulse rate 136beats/min, temperature 41.50c, and respiratory rate 70 breaths/min. Finally, even though he was managed intensively to the level the hospital capacity, he collapsed after 22 hours of his admission to the hospital.
Figure 1: EKG changes
Figure 2: Blood chemistry results
Scorpion venom is water soluble composed of mixture numerous toxins and enzymes with neurological tropism acting on ion channels of excitable cells. Toxins binding to the sodium channel are most important, at least with regard to mammals, particularly humans. The main consequence is strong depolarization of the membrane, followed by a drop in excitability. (4) The venom which delays the closing of neuronal sodium channels, resulting in "autonomic storm" owing to sudden outpouring of endogenous catecholamine's into the circulation. At high doses, they prolong the action potential of excitable cells and induce paralysis and cardiac arrhythmia. (9)
In our patient, the initial parasympathetic excitation was characterized by profuse sweating, ice cold extremities, hyper salivation, lacrimation, restlessness within 15 minutes of the bite. In most of the cases the initial parasympathetic symptoms occur in 3-7 hours after the stung. These immediate body reactions seen in our patient can be related to the amount and type of toxins in the venom secreted at the time of stung and can indicate poor prognosis.
Hyperpyrexia is an extraordinary high grade fever greater than 41.50c which requires cooling blankets or cool water basing to control body temperature by preventing temperature sensitive body enzymes from dissociation. Persistent hyperpyrexia retractable to treatment leads multi organ failure and death. In our case, fever occurs after 15 hours of the stung which never drops below 39.90c with antipyretics and basing with tab water. Hyperpyrexia seen after initial diverse parasympathetic symptoms is a sign of poor prognosis though the pathogenesis is poorly understood.
In our patient, the EKG results mimics signs of myocarditis probably provoked by abnormal release of epinephrine and norepinephrine from adrenal glands to the top of the direct effect of scorpion venoms to cardiac muscles which affected the membrane channels. Toxins-α inactivate the closing potential of the sodium channel resulting strong depolarization of the membrane, followed by a drop in excitability paralysis and arrhythmia. Strong depolarization cardiac muscles and the extremely increased heart rate and contractility can demand extra oxygen predispose to ischemia of myocardium.
This case had showed repetitive convulsions which couldn't be attributed to other cause. This could be mainly caused by the hyperpyrexia, direct cause of the sting. Phenobarbital tablet was given via NGT because intravenous preparation was not available in the hospital which could be very helpful in the management high grade fever. Intubation and deep sedation could have also change the final outcome. Even though scorpion sting is common in many regions of this country, the types of scorpions and severity of complications may differ by sub-regions in the country as there are similar reports around the lowlands, near the border to Sudan. (7) But, further studies which solidifies this findings are highly recommended
Availability of scorpion anti-venom, alha-1 blocker in the hospitals and physician's high index of suspicion on the anticipated complications of scorpion sting are essential to decrease morbidity and mortality. Beside awareness of the community about scorpion sting related fatal outcomes attention to the possible preventive measures has to be done. Our case was complicated with hyperpyrexia, convulsions and myocarditis. He might be benefited by intensive care unit management in higher centres.
I would like to express my sincere thanks to Dr Aziz M, Dr Merhawi M, Yonas T, Hebron A and all staffs of Tesseney hospital for their team work efforts in admitting and managing the patient.
Competing of interest: Authors declare that they didn't have any conflict of interest to disclose.
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Monika Maheshewari and C. P. Tanwar. Scorpion bite induced myocardial damage and pulmonary edema.
Maneesha, Bucchi Reddy, Mmatha Reddy, Suresh Banari. Myocarditis with hypotension after scorpion sting
Arpit Bansal, Ashwani Kumar Bansal, Ajay Kumar.Clinical profile of scorpion sting from north Uttar Pradesh, India, International Journal of Medical Science and Public Health 2015,Vol 4
Gupta, M. Parakh, and A. Purohit Management of Scorpion Sting: Prazosin or Dobutamine. Journal of Tropical Pediatrics Vol. 56, No. 2, 2010
Jean-Philippe Chippaux. Emerging options for the management of scorpion stings. 3 July 2015
ElAmin E. O.The Clinical Management of Scorpion Stings in Children. QATAR MEDICAL JOURNAL VOL. 12 / NO. 1 / JUNE 2003.
Nahla O. M. Ali, Nuha O. M. Ali. Scorpion Sting in Different Regions of Sudan: Epidemiological and Clinical Survey among University Students, International Journal of Bioinformatics and Biomedical Engineering Vol. 1, No. 2, 2015, pp. 147-152
Hisham M.A. Mhaba. Scorpion sting syndrome; epediomology, clinical presentation and management of 2240 case. Health Journal, 3 (1), 82-89, 1997


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By Military Press | June 13, 2013
The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) announced that it has met the goal to hire 1,600 new mental health professionals outlined in President Obama's August 31, 2012, Executive Order to Improve Access to Mental Health Services for Veterans, Service Members, and Military Families.
VA San Diego Healthcare System has hired 33 new mental health professionals toward this goal.
"I am proud of the hard work our staff has completed to bring these new staff members on board," said Jeffrey T. Gering, Medical Center Director. "We are not slowing our efforts however, and will continue to actively recruit for any vacant mental health positions for the future so Veterans will get the care they need. San Diego has one of the largest Iraq and Afghanistan Veteran populations in the nation, and we are making sure they, as well as all Veterans, get the mental health care they need in a timely manner. We have seen an 87 percent increase in demand for mental health services over the last six years and significantly improved our access to mental health care at the same time."
As of May 31, 2013, VA has hired a total of 1,607 mental health clinical providers to meet the goal of 1,600 new mental health professionals outlined in the Executive Order. Additionally, VA has hired 2,005 mental health clinical providers to fill existing vacancies.
"Meeting this hiring milestone significantly enhances our ability to improve access to care for those Veterans seeking mental health services and demonstrates our continued commitment to the health and well-being of the men and women who have served the Nation," said Secretary of Veterans Affairs Eric K. Shinseki. "Meeting this goal is an important achievement, but we recognize that we must continue to increase access to the quality mental health care Veterans have earned and deserve."
VA provides a full range of comprehensive mental health services across the country. In Fiscal Year 2012, more than 1.3 million Veterans received specialized mental health care from VA. This number has risen each year from 927,052 in Fiscal Year 2006. In addition to hiring more mental health professionals, VA is expanding the use of innovative technology to serve Veterans in rural or underserved areas. VA expects to increase the number of Veterans receiving care from tele-mental health services in fiscal year 2013, and has increased the number of Vet Centers, which provide readjustment counseling and referral services from 233 in 2008 to 300 in 2012.
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using System.ComponentModel.DataAnnotations;
using EPiServer.DataAbstraction;
using EPiServer;

namespace AlloyDemoKit.Models.Blocks
{
    /// <summary>
    /// Used to insert a link which is styled as a button
    /// </summary>
    [SiteContentType(GUID = "426CF12F-1F01-4EA0-922F-0778314DDAF0")]
    [SiteImageUrl]
    public class ButtonBlock : SiteBlockData
    {
        [Display(Order = 1, Name = "Text", GroupName = SystemTabNames.Content)]
        [Required]
        public virtual string ButtonText { get; set; }

        [Display(Order = 2, Name = "Link", GroupName = SystemTabNames.Content)]
        [Required]
        public virtual Url ButtonLink { get; set; }

        [Display(Order = 3, Name = "CSS Style", GroupName = SystemTabNames.Content)]
        public virtual string ButtonStyle { get; set; }

        [Display(Order = 4, Name = "Reassuring caption ", GroupName = SystemTabNames.Content, Prompt = "cancel anytime...")]
        public virtual string ButtonCaption { get; set; }

        public override void SetDefaultValues(ContentType contentType)
        {
            base.SetDefaultValues(contentType);

            ButtonStyle = "btn-blue";
        }

    }
}

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package com.jflyfox.modules.admin.home;

import com.jfinal.plugin.activerecord.Page;
import com.jflyfox.component.base.BaseProjectController;
import com.jflyfox.jfinal.base.Paginator;
import com.jflyfox.jfinal.component.annotation.ControllerBind;
import com.jflyfox.modules.CommonController;
import com.jflyfox.modules.admin.article.TbArticle;
import com.jflyfox.modules.admin.comment.TbComment;
import com.jflyfox.modules.admin.pageview.TbPageView;
import com.jflyfox.system.user.SysUser;

@ControllerBind(controllerKey = "/admin/home")
public class AdminHomeController extends BaseProjectController {

	private static final String path = "/pages/admin/home/";

	public void index() {
		SysUser user = (SysUser) getSessionUser();
		if (user == null) {
			redirect(CommonController.firstPage);
			return;
		}
		setAttr("nowUser", user);

		// 最新文件
		Page<TbArticle> articlePage = TbArticle.dao.paginate(new Paginator(1, 10), "select t.*,f.name as folderName " //
				, " from tb_article t left join tb_folder f on f.id = t.folder_id " //
						+ " where t.status = 1 and t.type in (11,12) " // 查询状态为显示,类型是预览和正常的文章
						+ "  and f.site_id="+getBackSite().getId()
						+ " order by t.update_time desc,t.id desc");
		setAttr("articles", articlePage.getList());

		// 最新评论
		Page<TbComment> commentPage = TbComment.dao.paginate(new Paginator(1, 10), "select t.*,a.title articleName ", //
				" from tb_comment t " //
						+ " left join tb_article a on a.id = t.article_id where 1=1 order by t.id desc  ");
		setAttr("comments", commentPage.getList());

		// 最新用户
		Page<SysUser> userPage = SysUser.dao.paginate(new Paginator(1, 10), "select t.*,d.name as departname ", //
				" from sys_user t left join sys_department d on d.id = t.departid " //
						+ " where 1 = 1 and userid != 1 order by userid desc ");
		setAttr("users", userPage.getList());

		// 最新访问用户
		Page<TbPageView> pageViewPage = TbPageView.dao.paginate(new Paginator(1, 10), "select t.*", //
				" from tb_pageview t order by id desc ");
		setAttr("pageViews", pageViewPage.getList());

		render(path + "home.html");
	}
}


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Sevilla down Liverpool on Pozo winner at Fenway Park
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Liverpool's Yasser Larouci, left, after a tackle from Sevilla's Joris Gnagnon during a pre-season friendly match. (AFP)
A crowd of 35,654 filled almost every seat in the ballpark, most of them in red to support Liverpool
BOSTON: Joris Gnagnon took out Liverpool midfielder Yasser Larouci's legs at Fenway Park like a baserunner trying to break up a double play.
The Sevilla defender was sent off in the 76th minute for a reckless tackle near where second base usually is in the home ballpark of the Boston Red Sox. Despite finishing with 10 men and facing an increasingly hostile crowd, Alejandro Pozo scored in the 90th minute on an assist from Munir El Haddadi to give the Spanish side a 2-1 victory.
"It's too early in the season to create headlines by saying things I think in that situation," Liverpool manager Jürgen Klopp said.
"No headlines, 'Klopp: ...,'" he instructed reporters after the game, tracing the punctuation in the air with his finger. "I want to holiday in Spain again."
The 18-year-old Larouci remained on the sod that had been laid over the Fenway infield while Gnagnon inexplicably argued the call for several minutes.
"In the locker room, he was fine," Klopp said, adding that Harry Wilson, who left at the end of the first half after being hit in the face, was also OK.
Sevilla manager Julen Lopetegui said he checked with Klopp after the match and was relieved to hear Larouci was not seriously injured.
"He (Gnagnon) was very worried, because he knows it's a bad tackle. It's not a good decision," Lopetegui said. "The most important thing is the player is OK."
With temperatures in the mid-90s, a crowd of 35,654 filled almost every seat in the ballpark, most of them dressed in red to support Liverpool. The Champions League winners and the Red Sox are both owned by groups led by financier John Henry, making the century-old ballpark seem like Liverpool's Anfield.
The field was laid out from the third-base side to right field, with the home team bullpen removed to make room. The teams had their benches in front of the iconic Green Monster, the 37-foot wall in left field. Much of the baseball diamond itself was covered with sod; the pitcher's mound was sawed apart and shoveled off after the Red Sox finished their homestand on Sunday.
After the US national anthem, the fans serenaded the Reds with the traditional "You'll Never Walk Alone."
To deal with the heat, the game was stopped once each half to give the players a chance to hydrate; the Fenway grounds crew also came out with hoses to wet down the infield, and sprinklers took care of the outfield.
The fans didn't get to see many of their favorites, with Mohamed Salah, Sadio Mané and Roberto Firmino all resting from international tournaments, along with goalkeeper Alisson. Liverpool's top four goalkeepers were unavailable; Andy Longergan, who spent the last season at Middlesbrough, got the start.
Liverpool dominated early, but it was Sevilla that scored first when a ball deflected in the penalty area to Nolito, who made it 1-0 in the 37th minute. Divock Origi tied it in the 44th minute when a header deflected to him at the post and he buried it.
It stayed that way until the 90th minute.
The players on the field — at least those in Sevilla's white kits — didn't seem to be persuaded that the game was only an exhibition. A tough tackle in the 12th minute resulted in a foul on Ever Banega, and it was upgraded to a yellow card when he slammed the ball into the ground in protest.
Liverpool midfielder Harry Wilson left just before the half after apparently getting poked in the eye. But that was nothing compared to the straight red card given to Gnagnon. He seemed to be the only person in the stadium who disagreed with the call, arguing with the referee while Larouci was attended to.
"We lost 2-1. I hate that fact," Klopp said. "There are more important games in our history, and hopefully in the future. But I don't want to give the impression that we lost 2-1 and I spoke about hard challenges."
The teams substituted liberally at halftime, with every Liverpool player except Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain replaced by a substitute. Four Sevilla players stayed in to start the second half.
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Title, not invincible tag, the most important goal for Salah
LONDON: Mohamed Salah says Liverpool's focus is solely on ending a 30-year wait to win the Premier League title, rather than doing so by going the whole season unbeaten.
Jurgen Klopp's men have dropped just 2 points in 21 games to set a new record for Europe's top five leagues of 61 points from a possible 63 to start the campaign.
That has propelled the European champions into a 14-point lead over title holders Manchester City with a game in hand, but Salah insists the Reds are still taking their title challenge one game at a time ahead of Manchester United's visit to Anfield on Sunday.
"We don't think about being unbeaten until the end of the season. If we do that, it would be great, but at the end of the day we just want to win the Premier League. That's the most important thing," Salah told Premier League Productions.
"Unbeaten or not, it's not necessary — we want to win the Premier League."
Liverpool could move a massive 30 points clear of United with victory on Sunday, but the Red Devils are the only side to take points off them this season after a 1-1 draw at Old Trafford in October.
Salah missed that match through injury and is keen to make up for lost time in the clash between English football's two most successful sides.
"We need to win, we need to carry on in our way — the way we've been doing since the beginning of the season and since last year," added the Egyptian.
"Of course we know it's big for the fans, for the city and for us. But at the end of the day, we play the game to win."
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A University of Southern California researcher has received a $6.9 million U.S. government grant to continue her work on lung cell regeneration as a way of treating such diseases as pulmonary fibrosis and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.
Dr. Zea Borok of the university's Keck School of Medicine received the seven-year grant under the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute's R35 program. Unlike other institute grants, R35 funds a scientist's overall research program rather than a specific project. The grants go to outstanding young researchers doing heart, lung, blood, and sleep-disorder work.
Borok's research is exploring how alveoli cells regenerate themselves. Alveoli are tiny air sacs in lungs where gas exchange takes place.
Using a number of approaches, including stem cell research, Borok hopes to learn more about how the body maintains alveolar cells and how they repair themselves.
The research could lead to a greater understanding of pulmonary fibrosis, whose hallmark is progressive scarring in the lungs. The causes of PF remain unknown.
"The median survival rate for pulmonary fibrosis is three to five years, and current treatments are limited," Borok said. "New drugs have been developed that will stabilize, but not cure, the condition. Lung transplantation is the only other option. There is a tremendous need for new therapies..
"Understanding the mechanisms that promote or prevent alveolar epithelial cell regeneration will provide valuable insight into how the lungs repair themselves after injury and could open the door to new therapies for lung diseases like pulmonary fibrosis," she added.
The R35 grant program, which was started in 2016, allows researchers greater freedom in their research.
Tagged alveoli, funding, grant, NHLBI, R35, regeneration, Zea Borok.
As a PF patient I hope and pray that such a focused study will bring the world closer to being able to do something to find a cure.


Production Possibility curve is imaginary curve, which is drawn to represent the scenario, in which amount of the different goods that can be obtained by shifting resources of production from the production of one to production of the other are compared. This curve is used to analyze the society's choice between the two goods. While making a production possibility curve, it is assumed that the economy id efficiently using all resources and technology for the production of two goods. Specifically, it can be said that the production possibility curve is way of looking at different goods which can be produced using a certain resources and technology for a specific period of time.
The production possibility curve is of great use when it is required to do the comparing between the two different goods so as to reach a proper result. There is also some important terms which arises while studying the production possibility curve. The one of them is the opportunity cost; it is cost of anything, in terms of what has to be given up. For example, the two different goods which are considered for production possibility curve are A and B. It has been decided that as compared to A, B will be produced less. Then decrease in the amount of B produced is the opportunity cost of A.
The production possibility curve is also used to explain the law of increasing cost. The production possibility curve will be in outward shape in case of increasing cost. The increasing cost is a situation when more resources are used to produce any specific good here obviously the resources considered are the one which are taken from the production of another good. So when opportunity cost will increase with every unit of producing the specific good. The reason for the increasing cost can be understand easily that some resources are suitable to produce a one kind of good for other good it might happen that more of that resources are required.
The production possibility curve is very useful to demonstrate both the opportunity cost and increasing cost. Not only these, but production possibility curve is also useful in understanding the other two important situations; the condition scarcity and use of unlimited wants. Hence the curve is very important for the students to study.
Although the production possibility curve is useful tool for the economist but there are certain limitation with it. The first and main limitation of the curve is that it is based on the imaginary or hypothetical situation so it can be only use in initial stage of concerting the comparison. For the growth purpose, the curve ignores many environmental conditions which play a very important part in the economic growth. The production possibility curve tries to define or study the human needs and behavior which in fact is purely based on assumption. The human needs and wants can never be absolute and can be changed easily. Therefore there are some limitations with the possibility production curve.
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is een manga van Osamu Tezuka uit 1946.

Verhaal
Diary of Ma-chan is een verzameling yonkoma strips over de dagelijkse avonturen van een kleine kleuterjongen genaamd Ma-chan. De manga bestaat uit 73 strips.

Personages
Ma-chan:  Een ondeugende kleuterjongen die opgroeit in de jaren na de Tweede Wereldoorlog.
Ton-chan:  Ma-chan's vriend.
Universiteitsjongen
Vader:  Ma-chan's vader.
Moeder:  Ma-chan's moeder.
Leerkracht:  Ma-chan's kleuterleidster.

Eerste werk van Tezuka
Diary of Ma-chan is het eerste werk van Tezuka dat een professionele publicatie kende. Tezuka was slechts 17 jaar oud toen hij het werk tekende in 1946. Hoewel de tekeningen nog ruw van aard zijn, bevatten ze al heel wat kenmerken van zijn latere stijl. Diary of Ma-chan was zo populair dat er Ma-chan poppen werden gepubliceerd. Dit waren de eerste commerciële goederen gebaseerd op een manga van Tezuka.

Japanse stripreeks
Kodomo
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Woman in a Green Jacket
Turkisches Cafe
At the Garden Table
Today -
August Macke produced Turkisches Cafe in the spring of 1914 during his trip to Tunis which heralded a new direction in his career. He was joined on this journey by two other creative sparks, namely Paul Klee and Louis Moilliet.
It is likely that Turkisches Cafe (Turkish Cafe) would have been painted back in Germany, once the artist had returned from his travelling. He made a whole series of sketches during his trip, as well as a number of watercolour paintings whilst learning more about this exciting and cultural region. Macke would then use these drawings as a basis for a series of paintings that he produced in Bonn after returning to the comfort of his own studio. It was here that he could have everything that he needed and working would be easier and more comfortable.
The artist's experiences from Tunis were still very clear in his mind, and those emotions could be put to good use through paintings such as this. There were many elements of this region in North Africa that would inspire changes in the artist's work, with perhaps the clean, abundant light being the most important, as well as the bright colours that flood this region's culture, through architecture, fashion and cuisine. Many other artists have also been inspired by the unique atmosphere to be found in and around there, including The Carpet Merchant, The Snake Charmer and Prayer in the Mosque by Jean-Leon Gerome who himself is known to have spent time in both North Africa and also the Middle East.
As a reward for his financial assistance towards the trip, Macke would gift his two versions of this cafe to Bernhard Koehler. Some have since claimed that the inspiration for this work came from a visit to Café des Nattes in Sidi-Bou-Said. One can see how the artist reduced a complex scene into simple blocks of colour, whilst still enabling the viewer to understand the various elements of the composition. This was the direction in which his work was progressing at this stage, also partly influenced by the work of Robert Delaunay. Sadly, Macke would die fairly soon after these paintings and so we will never know quite how his career might have developed in the latter years.
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IPL14 Resume on 19 Sep 2021 – 15 Oct 2021 Final
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Siddhesh Lad Traded to Kkr by Mumbai Indians
Aged 27 Siddhesh Lad is a right-hand batsman who plays domestic cricket for Mumbai. Occasionally he is a right arm break off bowler. In 2015, he was originally selected to play for Mumbai Indians and was brought by the team in the IPL auction of 2018. He made his debut playing for the Mumbai Indians in the 12th edition of IPL in 2019 against Kings XI Punjab.
EARLY BACKGROUND
Born in 1992 to parents Dinesh and Deepali Lad in Mumbai, Siddhesh Lad plays domestic cricket for the Mumbai team. His father, Dinesh Lad is a coach who has mainly coached players from Mumbai, including famous Indian international hitman Rohit Sharma. Under his father's influence, he started playing cricket at a young age. He has had a successful run in playing for his school team after which he went on to captain the Western Wolves team for the University Cricket Championship.
DEBUT OF SIDDHESH LAD
While playing for team Mumbai, he mainly plays a lower middle-order batsman. Among his teammates, he is often known as "Crisis-Man" owing to his match-saving talents in a crisis. Cricketer Siddhesh Dinesh Lad made his debut on 17th February 2013, while playing in the Vijay Hazare Trophy. Siddhesh Lad's batting made an instant impact playing against Saurashtra as he went on to score a 100. His innings of 115 runs were studded with 6 sixes at a strike rate of 126.37. In the 2012-13 domestic cricket season, he played three A list matches and scored a total of 180 runs at a steady average of 90. His Ranji Trophy debut came in November of the same year.
Siddhesh Lad's stats have always been impressive as he showed class in the second game, he played in the Ranji trophy. He went on to score 74 an 85 in the match against strong opposition bowlers.
RISE TO FAME
Lad's popularity began to increase in the 2014-15 domestic cricket season when he played 7 first-class matches and went on to score 562 runs at an average of 42.23. In the 2015-16 season, he showed consistency in his batting form by scoring 817 runs from just 12 matches.
His moment of glory came during the final of the 2015-16 Ranji Trophy season. His knock of 88 from 101 balls against Saurashtra brought his team back from the threshold of defeat.
In the most recent season of Ranji Trophy, he hasn't failed to impress with his game. With a score of 635 runs from 7 matches at an average of 59.27 shows how well he performs with the bat. He averted crisis again in the 500th game for Mumbai against Badora when he scored 71 from a long innings of 238 balls. Though Mumbai didn't win the match, he managed to draw the game. In the 39 first-class games he has played for Mumbai he has scored 2.767 runs at an average of 43.23. In List-A matches he has amassed 404 runs at an average of 33.66.
IPL CAREER
Mumbai Indians acquired Lad in 2015, but due to already having specialist T20 players he did not find a place in the playing eleven. Although in the 2018 IPL auction he was purchased by Mumbai Indians again for his base price of Rs. 20 Lakhs.
Lad played his debut IPL match on 10th April 2019, the 12th edition of IPL. He replaced the Mumbai Indians skipper Rohit Sharma. On the very first ball that he faced he hit for a six. He scored 15 runs from 13 balls in his debut match before being dismissed.
At the 2019 IPL auction on 19th December, he was traded to Kolkata Knight Riders. In the upcoming season, he will play for Kolkata Knight Riders.
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Q: Cannot log in to token endpoint with username/password: drf token auth and custom user model, Django I have a basic Django app using Django rest framework, a custom user model inheriting from the default, and basic token authentication.
I am able to generate a token for any user by running python3 ./manage.py drf_create_token {USERNAME/EMAIL} and authenticate relevant requests with it.
However, when I attempt to hit my token endpoint (in this case http://127.0.0.1:8000/api/token/, or the equivalent for the deployed app), I get
{
    "non_field_errors": [
        "Unable to log in with provided credentials."
    ]
}

My request body (application/json) is like:
{
    "username": "test@test.com",
    "password": "test"
}

I have ensured that the user is active; that the password is correct; and that the username is the same as the email.
My custom user class:
class Customer(AbstractUser):
    first_name = models.CharField(max_length=240)
    last_name = models.CharField(max_length=240)
    email = models.EmailField(unique=True)
    phone_number = PhoneNumberField(unique=True)
    created_at = models.DateTimeField(auto_now_add=True)
    updated_at = models.DateTimeField(auto_now_add=True)
    is_active=models.BooleanField(default=True)
    USERNAME_FIELD = "email"
    REQUIRED_FIELDS = ["password", "phone_number", "first_name", "last_name", "username"]

    def __str__(self):
        return f"{self.first_name} {self.last_name}"

relevant urls:
urlpatterns = [
    path('admin/', admin.site.urls),
    path('api/users/', include('customer.urls')),
    path('api/token/', obtain_auth_token, name="auth_token"),
]

in settings.py I have the following:
INSTALLED_APPS = [
    'django.contrib.admin',
    'django.contrib.auth',
    'django.contrib.contenttypes',
    'django.contrib.sessions',
    'django.contrib.messages',
    'django.contrib.staticfiles',
    'django_extensions',
    'phonenumber_field',
    'customer',
    'contact',
    'rest_framework',
    'rest_framework.authtoken',
]
...
REST_FRAMEWORK = {
    'DEFAULT_SCHEMA_CLASS': 'rest_framework.schemas.coreapi.AutoSchema',
    'DEFAULT_AUTHENTICATION_CLASSES': [
        'rest_framework.authentication.TokenAuthentication',
    ],
}
...
AUTH_USER_MODEL = 'customer.Customer'
...

My Serializer (here contacts is another model):
class CustomerSerializer(serializers.ModelSerializer):

    contacts = serializers.SerializerMethodField()

    def get_contacts(self, obj):
        from contact.serializers import ContactSerializer
        from contact.models import Contact
        return ContactSerializer(Contact.objects.filter(user=obj), many=True, read_only=True).data

    class Meta:
        model = Customer
        fields = [
            'pk',
            'first_name',
            'last_name',
            'email',
            'phone_number',
            'created_at',
            'updated_at',
            'contacts',
        ]

What could I be missing? I have already tried all the solutions here: DRF auth_token: "non_field_errors": [ "Unable to log in with provided credentials."

A: I found the issue - following https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/4.0/topics/auth/customizing/#a-full-example I was able to see that with a custom user model, you must update the way you are creating those custom users (via admin, auth, or otherwise) to ensure the password is hashed correctly.
Following this, I created a custom admin form and a custom user manager that correctly overrides and handles the saving of the model:
    def create_user(self, email, first_name, last_name, phone_number, password=None):
        """
        Creates and saves a User with the given email and password.
        """
        if not email:
            raise ValueError('Users must have an email address')

        user = self.model(
            email=self.normalize_email(email),
            first_name=first_name,
            last_name=last_name,
            phone_number=phone_number,
        )

        user.set_password(password)
        user.save(using=self._db)
        return user


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HashKey Capital Singapore Secures In-Principle Approval for the Capital Markets Services License from the Monetary Authority of Singapore
Singapore, November 4, 2022 - HashKey Capital Singapore Pte. Ltd. ("HashKey Capital Singapore", and together with its affiliates, the "HashKey Group") announced at Singapore Fintech Festival 2022 that it has received its in-principle approval for the Capital Markets Services ("CMS") license from the Monetary Authority of Singapore ("MAS") as a licensed fund management company (LFMC). When granted, the CMS license will allow HashKey Capital Singapore to conduct fund management services from Singapore.
HashKey Capital Singapore, part of HashKey Capital, prides itself as a company which takes the next step in bringing digital assets closer to mainstream institutional adoption.
"Singapore is quickly becoming the region's epicentre of Web3 innovation. Being recognised by the MAS as a licensed fund management company will allow HashKey Capital Singapore to contribute to and support the local Web3 community, which is considered a significant accomplishment for us. As one of the top Web3 institutional investors in Asia, HashKey Capital is prepared to make additional contributions to help the local Web3 industry grow even more." said Mr. Deng Chao, CEO, HashKey Capital Singapore.
"Once the CMS license is granted, HashKey Capital will be able to offer its services to institutional and accredited investors. Moreover, we expect that it will strengthen the company's position across Asia and even on a global scale".
HashKey Capital had also in early September 2022 been granted an uplift of its Type 9 licence for asset management by the Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) of Hong Kong, enabling the company to manage a portfolio of 100% virtual assets.
Other than that, HashKey Capital is a "Recognised Investment Firm" under the Tech@SG programme, the first blockchain venture capital firm to be recognised under this programme. The programme aims to help fast-growing companies hire key talent to grow and expand their business in Singapore, and is jointly administered by the Singapore Economic Development Board (EDB) and Enterprise Singapore. HashKey Capital portfolio companies that meet the programme criteria can expect to receive company-level endorsement from the Tech@SG Programme to the Ministry of Manpower ("MOM"), reducing the risks of rejections for their employment pass applications to the MOM.
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Clover Hill Civic Association
Clover Hill
Welcome to New Residents
Articles of Incorporation & Covenants
The Clarion Newsletter
Local Public Schools
CHCA/HOA
Why Join the CHCA?
Amenity Reservations
Annual Meeting Information
Board of Director Documents
Budget and Capital Reserve Study
Calendar of Social Activities
Community Clubs
Trash and Yard Waste
CHCA Articles of Incorporation
The Clover Hill Civic Association, Inc (CHCA) was formed in 1967 as outlined in the Articles of Incorporation. The Articles of Incorporation are legal papers filed with the state government and contain organizational details such as the names of directors, the purpose for and the primary activities of the corporation, as well as any initial provisions governing its management. Click here for a copy of the CHCA Articles of Incorporation.
At its inception, the CHCA was a voluntary civic organization and formed twenty years before the MD HOA Act first became law. In the 1970's and 80's Clover Hill neighbors would take turns mowing and weeding and would host bake sales to raise funds to care for the buildings and common spaces of the neighborhood which included our 13-acre park. As you can imagine, this was an arduous task and ultimately unsustainable.
Over time, as the community grew, the need for a more formal organizational structure to better serve and respond to the needs of our growing community evolved. Of particular importance was the need to preserve the appearance of our community and maintain our park, clubhouse and pool. Furthermore, due to the rapid growth in Frederick County and Frederick City, an entity with legal standing would be necessary to represent and advocate for our community's welfare with local government.
In the 1990's, Ausherman Properties and the CHCA Board of Directors worked to ensure that the CHCA would be in compliance with the MD HOA Act in an attempt to help fund the upkeep and maintenance of the Clover Hill neighborhood. What exists today is a creative melding of a "Civic Association" and an "HOA".
What are Property Covenants?
The most common form of property covenant is one that a developer will impose on their lots to benefit the entire development. Also called a land covenant, these can extend or include a contractual constraint on how many buildings can be built on a lot as well as the structural/external materials allowed for the building.
The benefit of a property covenant is to ensure the quality of all builds within a development/area. This often results in houses within a development adhering to a certain 'look' but also to a certain level of quality, ensuring the aesthetic and economic health of the entire development.
ALL HOMES in Clover Hill are subject to architectural covenants and regulations outlined by Ausherman Properties. The Architectural Review Committee (ARC), overseen by the CHCA, is charged with upholding the covenants for every home in Clover Hill regardless of CHCA membership. Clover Hill has been developed over time, beginning in the 1960's and covenants for the individual subdivisions differ, so it is important for homeowners to have a copy of the covenants pertaining to their property.
Click here to view the Covenants and ARC Guidelines for each subdivision.
CHCA membership is extended to every lot in Clover Hill I, Clover Hill II East, Clover Hill II West, and Cloverdale. CHCA Membership is mandatory for lots in Clover Hill III. Membership makes our community strong and gives us a greater voice in governmental planning and other issues of importance to our community. Click here for a copy of the CHCA Bylaws. It is our goal to count 100% of our homeowners as CHCA members!
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An Acceptable Time
L'Engle, Madeleine
Polly's stay with her grandparents in Connecticut becomes an extraordinary experience as she encounters old friends and mysterious strangers and finds herself traveling back in time to play a crucial role in a prehistoric confrontation.
Publisher: New York : Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 2007.
Edition: First Square Fish edition.
Characteristics: 1 online resource (373 pages).
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Archeteuthys Aug 21, 2020
A story I'm glad to have read, as certain aspects of it and its characters felt immensely unique and rather tricky to manage as far as plots go. However, I didn't care for the disconnect between books 1-4 and this one, or on a more personal level, some of Polly's actions (or lack thereof) towards the end.
charlietychen Aug 20, 2018
Actually it's spelled murry
chibiberry Jun 04, 2013
Having read the rest of the "time" quintet, this book was a serious disappointment.
The first 200 pages was just endless talking over the same things. And the fact that Mr. Murray, the guy who invented the tesserect technology, refused to believe that Polly could be tesserecting herself, was simply preposterous.
Teenage Girls — Juvenile Fiction.
Time Travel — Juvenile Fiction.
Prehistoric Peoples — Juvenile Fiction.
Male College Students — Fiction.
Sick — Juvenile Fiction.
Space and Time — Fiction.
Time Travel — Fiction.
Druids and Druidism — Fiction.
Space and Time — Juvenile Fiction.
Druids and Druidism — Juvenile Fiction.
JUVENILE FICTION — Science Fiction.
Male College Students.
Prehistoric Peoples.
Teenage Girls.
Time Travel.
Fantasy.


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René Monory (ur. 6 czerwca 1923 w Loudun, zm. 11 kwietnia 2009 tamże) – francuski polityk, przedsiębiorca i samorządowiec, minister w kilku rządach, w latach 1992–1998 przewodniczący Senatu.

Życiorys
Absolwent Ecole primaire supérieure w Thouars. W latach 1952–1980 prowadził własną działalność gospodarczą w branży motoryzacyjnej. Zaangażował się w działalność polityczną, dołączając do Unii na rzecz Demokracji Francuskiej. W jej ramach działał w Centrum Demokratów Społecznych, pełnił m.in. funkcję wiceprzewodniczącego tej partii. Od 2002 był członkiem Unii na rzecz Ruchu Ludowego.

W latach 1959–1999 zajmował stanowisko mera swojej rodzinnej miejscowości. W latach 1961–2004 zasiadał w radzie departamentu Vienne, od końca lat 70. jako przewodniczący tego gremium. W latach 1985–1986 przewodniczył radzie regionalnej w Poitou-Charentes.

Od 30 marca 1977 do 31 marca 1978 był ministrem przemysłu, handlu i rzemiosła, a od 6 kwietnia 1978 do 13 maja 1981 ministrem gospodarki w rządach Raymonda Barre'a. Od 21 marca 1986 do 10 maja 1988 sprawował urząd ministra edukacji w gabinecie, którym kierował Jacques Chirac.

W latach 1968–1977, 1981–1986, 1988–2004 był senatorem, a w okresie od 2 października 1992 do 30 września 1998 również przewodniczącym Senatu.

Odznaczony Legią Honorową V klasy (2004).

Przypisy

Francuscy ministrowie (V Republika)
Francuscy ministrowie finansów
Francuscy ministrowie edukacji
Francuscy parlamentarzyści (V Republika)
Politycy Unii na rzecz Demokracji Francuskiej
Politycy Unii na rzecz Ruchu Ludowego
Przewodniczący Senatu (Francja)
Kawalerowie Legii Honorowej
Ludzie urodzeni w Loudun
Urodzeni w 1923
Zmarli w 2009


There is a good discussion of Lunetta's on the Electro-Music.com website in the DIY Forum.
Each module is essentially a CMOS chip with a minimal support circuit - inputs and outputs taken directly to the front panel jacks.
Mainly CMOS Counters, Inverters, Shift Registers and Logic.
The first one I built is shown above.
* Quad 40106 Osc with starve pots, synch and ext power inputs.
These are patched together to create sounds.
Here are a couple early sound samples. The first sound sample I manipulate a couple toggle switches, and is just a collection of interesting sounds it made. The second one is 'hands off' - just doing its own thing.
I traded my first Lunetta away - and started another one in Late February, 2009. For Version 2.0 I kept those circuits I found useful, added a couple new ones and some features I thought would be nice. The Luntetta Forum on EM has picked up a few more participants and the ideas are flowing!
Version 2.0 is not a modular design - I built up the individual circuits on perfboard and packaged it in a re-tasked aluminium 'Bud' box.


Yet another power metal product from Limb Music. Not Finland, Brazil or Germany this time, but Cyprus. As far as my knowledge goes, this is the first time to hear a power metal production come from the little island. Just like in Finland, young bands like this get tampered by civil duties (army) which resulted in messing with the line up for a few years. After all this got settled the band itself contacted Limb Music Products, got their contract and so started recording their debut album: Eternal Damnation.
When defining yourself as melodic epic power metal, one can expect music in many different ways. So let me start with specifying this a bit. Winter's Verge is power metal. They are melodic, but not more than the average band. That's where this band gets so interesting in my opinion. When you listen to it as a whole, they seem to sound pretty average. But a good listen to their record makes you hear little details which are very appealing, in the rhythms, melodies and solos! 'A Secret Once Forgotten' is a perfect example of such a song.
When you say power metal, mostly, you can expect clean vocals with high screams which makes you feel like being castrated. It's no different here, and though it's purely a point of personal style, most power metal fans will love George Charalambous' voice! The guitar parts are recorded and played very decent. Some original solos too! The same goes for the keys, which corporate with the guitar awesomely well! The drums furthermore are what they are supposed to be: in time and supporting the music.
This is a promising product. In a genre that is booming of young bands it's hard to be heard. Winter's Verge may be able to do that and considering this is their debut album they have taken a perfect lift off! If you're thinking about checking these guys out, try to listen the song mentioned above, as it is definitely better as the ones on their MySpace!


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NGOs Warn of Low Level of Social and Economic Entitlements in Croatia
By HINA 10 December 2021
Romulic&Stojcic
ZAGREB, 10 Dec 2021 - On the occasion of Human Rights Day, NGOs warned of a low level of social and economic rights in Croatia and called for the improvement of public services and for reconstruction of earthquake-struck areas to be accelerated.
"Healthcare, social welfare, housing and education have to be accessible to everyone. Public services need reliable support which inevitably includes long-term public investments and progressive taxation so as not to deepen the social inequality," the NGOs said in a press release.
The associations particularly highlighted the absence of strategic documents for marginalised groups such as the homeless or refugees.
Workers' rights deteriorated, inaccessible and inadequate healthcare
They warned that for years labour rights have deteriorated, and of inaccessible and inadequate healthcare, a poor social welfare system, absence of policies to enable secure housing and to remove inequality in access to education.
The corona crisis made all these problems more pronounced, they said.
Labour conditions in many sectors have been worsened and jobs are insecure while the health system could not care simultaneously both for COVID patients and other patients, which jeopardised the right to health, they added.
The social welfare system does not have enough capacities to resolve burning issues and to ensure protection for the most vulnerable groups.
Gov't inept for earthquake reconstruction
Another acute problem is the "terribly slowness, incapability and unwillingness of government to start rebuilding in earthquake-hit areas."
Most people have been left to their own devices, particularly in central Croatia and they will be spending at least one more winter in inadequate conditions.
They noted the importance of the Future is Public manifest, which has been signed by 200 organisations around the world seeking public services that will meet individual and collective needs and reduce inequality and will protect the dignity of all members of society.
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