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What my students and I learned from a live podcast experiment.
October 26, 2022 / Angelo Fernando / Leave a comment
To cut to the chase – I loved it!
Now for the rest of the story. Podcasting is nothing more than a person with a mic and a story well told. But, on a production level, it could get complicated when you add stuff like a 'DAW' or a digital audio workstation – a fancy term for a recording and editing software. Or multiple guests.
I love the spontaneity of podcasting, letting guests be themselves, warts and all. Yet I like to edit much; tighten things up, with intros, outros, multiple tracks for voices, and occasional sound effects etc. I use Hindenburg Pro for a bulk of the work, and Anchor.fm to upload the finished product to Apple Podcasts, Spotify and the likes.
The more 'guests' you have, the complexity ramps up. There's overlapping audio when someone occasionally talks over another (a good thing?), bloopers that could be left in –and sometimes should – but at the expense of duration of the podcast. And sound levels to adjust, especially if you have a mic that allows for switching between cardioid (for voices directly in front), and omnidirectional. When I have forgotten to switch modes, the results have been…meh!
Some history here: There was a time, c. 2011, I when Derrick Mains and I hosted a radio show out of Phoenix we called Your3BL (listen here!) which stood for 'Your Triple Bottom Line.' It was out of KFNX studios hidden away in a nondescript strip mall. The man behind the glass did all the mixing and sound balancing, so it was pretty easy for us hosts. But Derrick and I liked to shake things up a bit now and then. Sometimes, we recorded the show elsewhere. Like one at Gangplank, a co-working space. There was a time I hosted it on a laptop in a classroom at Clark University in Boston with Derrick in Phoenix. We called in, through a dedicated phone line to the studio. That was one of the 'live' events that stretched my capabilities, but the recording taught me a lot about podcast production.
Recently I decided to interview two guests in school, and thought of upping the ante a bit. We recorded it in the gymnasium. That's asking for trouble, if you know something about the cathedral-acoustics in a gym. Especially, when it's the first time.
I wanted the acoustics to feel like it was a large space. Then there was the fact that we had two audiences: the ones in front of us, and the ones who would listen to the recording. The student audience in the bleachers came through loud and clear, cheering wildly when our two guests were introduced. But would the recording pick up the exuberance? To compensate, I had a back-up recorder on the desk, my trusty ZoomH4N Pro. I could grab that feed if I needed in editing. There was also a video camera at the back of the gym, hooked to a wireless lavalier mic which I placed next to our guests. This and the desk mic were plugged it in through the Scarlett Focusrite mixer. (That video mic feed came handy in editing, since one of our guests, an awesome pianist, played the theme from Pirates of the Caribbean which overpowered the desk mic. I was able to splice the better audio in later.)
You learn something! Like wishing I had two clip-on mics for the guests. I know, overkill! Or testing sound levels in the vast space before the real thing.
As for our guests, they were freshmen Reina Ley and Landon Madsen. A few weeks before, (Sept 2022), Reina had auditioned on NBC's The Voice. That same month, Landon, the pianist, had given a stunning performance at our talent show, Franklin's Got Talent. The podcast were were recording, was a way to celebrate our student's achievements, as we often do during morning assembly. Moments like this not only memorialize these particular achievements, they reveal something about all our students. The often unspoken talent hurrying through these hallways, toting trombones, football gear, trifolds, and other paraphernalia.
Here's where the learning gets more interesting. This experiment in podcasting doubled up as an assignment for students in my class on Writing and Publishing in the Digital Age. I got them to help me set up the hardware in the gym. They were the ones manning the video camera, and doing the sound checks. Another was the photojournalist, with a regular camera. After fall break, these students will take this video feed and turn it into a news story, worthy of television. We have practiced with a green screen, so there will be an anchor, a reporter on the scene etc. Who knows where this will go! This, to me is what makes learning more hands-on, and lets them apply the theory of storytelling to real work they could publish (On Medium, the class website, and elsewhere) and see their output. Next month, they will be recording mock political debates in a history class, and produce a newspaper with many of these stories.
They, like me, love the challenge. After all, much of this (and the podcast) takes place in the Computer Lab. I remind my students, ad nauseam, it's after all a 'lab' –where we are supposed to experiment!
Mansplaining spinfluencers I know diddly-squat about.
September 12, 2022 September 12, 2022 / Angelo Fernando / Leave a comment
I may sound like a panjandrum (a word that rear-ended me the other day) because I'm not a huge fan of neologisms. Some of these recent words seem to be arriving by the truckload. It's one thing to say 'nonversation' and 'hangry' — at least they mean what they sound like. But when did staycation and mansplaining become OK? Who comes up with this stuff? The Atlantic ran a piece that sheds some light on it.
There was a time when we had to explain (geeksplain?) what webinars, and dongles, and hashtags were. [Webinar, let's face it, is a horrible word that should have been excommunicated with words like optics and more recent ones like spreadneck. Never heard of the latter? I'm glad.]
As for that Dongle? This was the name for that device you had to stick into your computer when you needed Internet access abroad. What an obtuse word! Hotspots probably severed our connections with the dongle world. We have other things we still plunge into our ports: thumb drives, also known as flash drive, USB drives, or stick drives.
Did you know that smellifungus is not what it sounds like? It would be perfect for describing the bacterial residue in your gym socks, but unfortunately it describes a person — a super-annoying whiner who bickers about inconsequential things. It's female equivalent is someone social media labels a Karen.
Language, you see, is a collywobble, especially across the culturescape of english language speakers. We make things up — and repeat them — as we go. A breve, served at coffee shops in Tempe, Arizona could mean nothing to a tea drinker in Haputale, Sri Lanka which serves delicious kahata — a word that could flummox any tea drinker in Kensington palace, whether or not she uses the word flummox, which showed up in Tolkien.
Neologisms like kerplunk and digerati are all over the place. I recently heard that based is supposed to mean what teenagers in the Grease era considered cool. My daughter tells me that she abhors the term spinfluencers which is a subset of influencers, that wacky Insta label for people once known as 'thought leaders.') WIRED just ran a cover story on micro-influencers, and nano-influencers, so there may be a whole new species out there about whom I know diddly-squat.
By the way, panjandrum is one of those delightful made-up words from 1755 with a humorous origin. Webster's best explains it here.
This story was also posted to Medium.com
Unexpected Lessons. When my class turned into a 'newsroom.'
February 23, 2022 February 24, 2022 / Angelo Fernando / Leave a comment
Today, no sooner I got to school, I saw an email to staff about a coffee truck stopping by. A fundraiser for the school's Cheer team. Not your common or garden food truck (a converted horse trailer) Exchange Coffee is a company with an interesting origin story.
So as my students came to class — my Writing and Publishing class –I nixed the day's assignment on my lesson plan and asked them if they like to work as an impromptu news team. Grab a camera and some mics I told them. Someone needed to prep for the story, to look up some background information of the owners of Exchange Coffee. Another began to write down possible questions on a small white board while two others tested the audio, and if the clip-on mic units were charged. Clip-on mics aren't the best for impromptu stories, so one student, adapted our 'dummy' mic to the Hotec clip-on, so that it communicated back to the camera. We rushed downstairs. I asked the owners (who also make and serve the coffee) if it was OK to do a story about them.
Once that was cleared, I got the students to shoot some B-roll. A school bus rolling in. A weird half moon was rising as the sun came over the Queen Creek horizon. An engine roared –possibly a train or a noisy aircraft from the nearby Phoenix-Mesa Gateway airport. Sound engineer? Check. Camera person? Check. Reporter? Check.
As we began to roll, Don Meyer, an English teacher unexpectedly wheeled into frame, in full biking gear. Perfect! (I've featured Mr. Meyer on a podcast and blog post so I was confident this 'customer' would agree to being in the story.) The story was suddenly growing more legs. The 'reporter' began describing the scene, and got a interview with the owner/barista.
The audio quality turned out better than we expected. More than that, our reporter sounded like a reporter, despte just having 5 minutes of planning the story. The camera person got her right shots. Fifteen minutes to the bell, we switched off the tech and headed back to class to review the work.
NOW COMES THE LEARNING PART. I will play back the recording, and over the next few days and have the students critique their work. Could they have done anything different? What about lighting? What about camera angles? What if this was an 'incident'? How would they handle it? Could they have interviewed customers? Could they have got a different camera angle – say from inside the truck?
Publishing in a digital world is tricky business. It's never static. Stories, like lesson plans are always in flux. The best lessons are learned on the job. We are often poised at the top of the Bloom's taxonomy pyramid, 'creating original work,' investigating, revising, reconstructing knowledge in the moment. Sometimes a coffee truck hijacks the lesson plan. You adapt and run with it.
Tomorrow I have invited an author, Jessica McCann, talk to the class about the writing craft, about fiction, and picking out details for a story. Does a video story or podcast have something in common with a novel? We'll ask!
NEXT WEEK, my students will be working on podcasts. Who knows where this –and what unplanned events – will take my class. Stay tuned. Didn't I mention – my class starts at 6:30 am? I might need more coffee!
In this COVID economy, my students' eBooks shine a light
December 18, 2020 December 19, 2020 / Angelo Fernando / 1 Comment
This year too I am so inspired by the work that students in my computer class have produced. Their capstone project is a 24-page eBook, and this year I relaxed the guidelines and let them choose any topic. I wanted to see how they use this moment in time to come up with ideas, rather with no boundaries.
I wanted to see what has been brewing in the minds of young people. I was in for a shock! This semester, I noticed more fiction emerging than all the semesters before, combined. Even the non-fiction was telling. Topics include, "The most tragic events in history," the solar system, and one on somewhat gruesome events of World War II. But the outpouring of fiction made me have to allow them to go beyond the 24-page requirement.
Here are some of the topics:
"The Mind Traveler," "The Girl Astronaut," "A Vacation in the Woods," "The Mystery Letters." Two books on Softball as a backdrop to drama, two on dance techniques, a romance, one on the harmful technologies affecting young people, and one two on mental illness. There's more….
My students design the front and back covers using only copyright-free images, they control margins, and on my insistence, ad nauseam, use plenty of white space. Take a look at these, and let me know if what we are seeing an explosion of creativity in 12 and 13 year olds. Perhaps this year with so many ups and downs has rekindled the urge to read, imagine and tell stories. I hope I am right.
It makes being a teacher so rewarding!
Click on the images and they link to actual eBooks.
Cheeseburgers and Socrates – How we engage students during COVID
December 1, 2020 December 1, 2020 / Angelo Fernando / Leave a comment
One of my colleagues at Benjamin Franklin High School, is a pro at the Socratic seminar. The onus, he says, is on us teachers to make sure we aren't just encouraging idle passengers on their educational journey. There needs to be a 'method' to help them interact with the material we teachers present.
That method, says Jason Klicker is the Socratic seminar. Here's his fascinating example, Klicker-style:
Image, courtesy Jordan Nix, Unsplash.com
"A student wants to know how to make a grilled cheese sandwich. Instead of telling them how to make (or even worse, just making it for them), I ask them if a grilled cheese sandwich is like other sandwiches they know how to make. When they say yes, I ask them what is similar and what is different. Over the course of the discussion, the students learns for themselves how a grilled cheese sandwich is different from a BLT, and knows how to make one. After they think they are ready, I watch them do it, giving them pointers along the way. The sandwich might not taste delicious the first few times they try, but their knowledge allows them to have confidence to try in the future.
"While we don't discuss grilled cheese in my class, we do ask questions like "what is justice?" or "how do you secure your freedom that you have been given?". Both are important questions for important times. It's frustrating for the student at first, as it should be. I'm not giving them the answer, they have to find it for themselves. In the end, They have a deeper understanding of justice or freedom than they could ever get if I just simply lectured at them."
Most importantly, says Mr. Klicker, "They have taken charge of their own education because they were in the driver's seat instead of being an idle passenger. They are also much better people for it."
Despite the disruptions we have had since March this year –indeed because of the having to adapt to COVID — all teachers have had to turn up the creativity thermostat in how we engage young people. Many of my students in the computer lab are remote, or have moved between in-class and online. Using higher order thinking and engagement techniques are di rigueur. Nothing like a 2,500 year old technique to motivate the mind.
Why isn't encryption used in voting?
September 30, 2020 / Angelo Fernando / Leave a comment
One of the long, ridiculous exchanges in the presidential debates last night was on voter fraud, a perpetual conspiracy theory of president Trump. "This is going to be a fraud like you've never seen," he said.
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Whenever I see the word 'fraud' in the same sentence as 'ballots' I wonder why software companies haven't stepped in to fix this. With some of the best software companies addressing all kinds of threats, whether it's banking or homeland security, why has ballot encryption been on the back burner?
It appears that the software solution has been in the make-up room, but has never made a grand appearance on stage. About a decade ago, there was a suggestion that we might have ballots that use invisible ink that 'code' a ballot as well.
"…instead of filling in a bubble next to a candidate's name, the voter uses a special pen that exposes a code printed inside the bubble in invisible ink. A voter can write down that code, along with the serial number of her ballot, to later verify the results online."
Larry Hardesty, MIT News Office
Encryption is all grown up now. There is a product, according to a recent WIRED article, called 'STAR' developed out of an initiative in Travis County, Texas. Benjamin Wofford's article traces the path of the development, the 'secure, transparent, auditable, and reliable encryption solution (hence the STAR acronym) of the software.
To summarize it, STAR converts a person's vote at the voting machine into a 'hash code' that could be printed out and taken, similar to how we leave a grocery store with a receipt of our transaction. Voter impersonation with this system is very easily detected. The best part is, votes can go back and check or track if their vote has been cast and counted.
It's about time. We have turned to encryption for everything from text messages and financial transactions. It's time we encrypt the vote.
Tired of Zoom? Small schools suddenly seem attractive
July 28, 2020 July 28, 2020 / Angelo Fernando / Leave a comment
So what's the Facebook-fueled fad about 'pandemic pods' all about? As with many fads, it's something that's been around for more than a century. Since 1906, to be exact.
And the model? A small house –a casa. Basically a 'house of children' or 'Casa dei Bambini.' That was, of course, the first successful hands-on school begun by Maria Montessori. If Facebook had been around, someone would have called these nano-schools, or a 'practical life pods.' Maria Montessori didn't need likes. If she had followers, they included poor and working-class parents with challenged kids. Oh, and there were folks like Alexander Graham Bell, an early promoter of her method when it came the America.
This prolonged pandemic, and the need to isolate ourselves has thrown a large curve ball at us parents, business owners and most importantly, children. Suddenly the large 'campuses' with sometimes 3000 students are frightening. The home-school model or the Montessori 'house' clearly addresses many of the concerns parents have. Not the masks or no-masks, or 6-foot-rule question. But questions and concerns such as:
What's the alternative to sticking my child in front of an iPad?
My child needs to be outdoors as much as academics. More trees than apps!
Social media is killing socialization. I need a school that is 'offline' for eight hours of the day.
As schools get ready to make the large-school experience more engaging, and personal, more of these models will crop up. Maria Montessori would be pleased. Children need a safe place to learn, exchange ideas and socialize not something akin to an office space, where everyone's glued to a screen.
Lilamani Dias-Benson – A legacy of creative 'infection'
On 11th July, we lost one of Sri Lanka's premier creative spirits, my former boss and old friend Lilamani Dias-Benson.
There are so many facets of Lilamani, it would take a book to document her work and legacy. But as many people remember her she infused indefatigable creative energy into advertising from the moment she stepped onto the scene. You could say she metaphorically dominated the room she entered, whether it was an uncomfortable client meeting, a photo-shoot, or a 'plans-board meeting' as we called it at JWT. She would not initially say much but with a few words made everyone reconsider what was at stake. With a few flourishes of a pencil she would coax you out of your comfort zone and revise the pathetic radio script you brought in on deadline.
I grew up as a cub copywriter at JWT when she took over the reigns in 1986, I believe. For whatever reason my art director friend Rhizvie Saldin and I came under her wing, attending high-powered client briefings, and strategic planning sessions that were above our heads at that time. I was just out of college, and had to bone up on 'T-Plans' (the Thompson planning document), and layout theory she made us imbibe late into the evenings. She would cite poetry, refer to advertising legends such as George Lois, and challenge us to "come to the edge".
That was a favorite poem of hers that she would quote, ad nauseam. It went:
"Come to the edge.
We might fall.
It's too high!
COME TO THE EDGE!
And they came
And he pushed
And they flew."
(I am sure many of you in advertising who passed through her doors have heard her on this.)
I remember Lilamani recite this poem at a JWT creative workshop somewhere in Bentota, and then at a client meeting at John Keells. She pushed, cajoled, inspired, and delighted everyone around her to recognize creativity, whether they approved of the idea or not. Unilever meetings were bristly, but we came away with brand managers signing of on creative concepts they rejected a few minutes before! As a boss, she defended our work with a passion. (A perfectionist, if she spotted a tiny spelling error or a layout glitch, we would hear it on our way back to the office!) When I left JWT for studies in England, Lilamani invited me to an Unilever meeting in London, making sure the corporates met someone who worked on their brand. I couldn't figure out why that was necessary, but in hindsight it was her way of giving me wings.
Lilamani was someone who spoke of something that is oddly relevant for our times – the idea of being 'infectious' long before the tired phrase 'going viral' came into vogue. You can hear her expound on it in that hilarious sitcom episode with Nimmi Harasgama (Aunty Netta)
"Infectious is different to infection," she explains, because "what I do you catch," especially something nice. And if I am to paraphrase what she was getting at, she was expounding on how creative ideas circulate, inspire, and return in ways you can never control. This is probably what many of her students experienced, and now continue to spread the Lilamani Dias-Benson brand of creativity whatever they touch.
How could we not. We came. She pushed. We flew.
Alone Together – How teachers deal with virtual school
May 1, 2020 May 2, 2020 / Angelo Fernando / Leave a comment
During these days of isolating and distancing ourselves from our colleagues and friends, I have reminded of the title of one of my favorite books, by MIT professor Sherry Turkle. Alone Together.
Granted the book was about technology and robotics, but also on the 'illusion of intimacy' as technology was slowly polarizing us. It was a contentious topic whenever I brought it up, having having once been a cheerleader of social media as encapsulated in my 2013 book, Chat Republic.
Photo by Chris Montgomery, Unsplash.com
But today, we all turn to the very technologies that glue us to screens, to reconnect in very unusual ways. My wife, for one (who usually advocates no screen time or very limited screen time for her young preschool students) took to Zoom. To get a 3 year-old to be in on a 'conference call' is a challenge for any teacher, and at odds with Montessori education. This Monday her learning packets (left outside on Mondays for parents to pick up) included seeds, a bio-degradable pot and and dirt, with instructions they will use in the Zoom class. Montessori involves a lot of sensorial learning and 'practical life' – it was Earth Day yesterday, after all. Yes, we are all learning on the job!
As for me, I have had to come up with creative ways to engage my students – weekly, daily, hourly – to keep them on track with ongoing projects. We are 'together' but by appointment only whether it was via Google Meet, Zoom, Microsoft Teams, or Webex. I've been using Google Forms embedded into a Google spreadsheet. (The first was about how two of Google's 'moonshot' programs are being revamped as tools to assist during the pandemic.). My students are working on a COVID-19 Report, analyzing data (and thereby understanding spreadsheets) formatting the document in real-time with me during our Wednesday Google Meet calls. This requires me to have to generate PDFs and data sets on the fly, when my online explanations fall flat. Just because we all have mics and cameras don't solve the problem of not being face-to-face.
Online education is a lonely endeavor. You get to sense it after a few weeks of not hearing voices down the hallway, not being in an unplanned meet-up over a paper-jam in the teacher's lounge, not being asked to fix a colleagues overhead projector, and thereby seeing something on his wall that gives you an idea for next week's lesson plan, not being at the daily school assembly and hearing something about the volleyball team that makes your heart soar. Facebook and Instagram (in my book, Fakebook and Instabrag) can only give you so much.
My school is trying to fill the gaps. We still continue with our Benjamin Franklin Semper Sursum awards. Our weekly conference calls are lively and inspiring. I still visit the school parking lot now and then to meet a colleague and purchase free-range eggs from her farm. My wife and I one day took a long walk and made an unannounced home visit to one of her students, at whose home we dropped off some curry leaves. We both call our students' parents, and keep fine-tuning our teaching methods to suit the moment.
On a separate note, I am also following an online class at the University of Phoenix. Being a student and a teacher at different times of the day is odd. But everything's out of whack, and this is, to use a tired phrase, our new normal. We will survive!
Could Maker Spaces help with urgent hospital equipment?
April 12, 2020 April 12, 2020 / Angelo Fernando / Leave a comment
When Maker Spaces became popular, the idea was to help average people improvise technology with simple material. Where are the Maker Spaces now?
The good news, is they have taken the challenge, as you can see here. From face shields to cloth masks, and even automated ventilators. These specs are for a face shield using a 3D printed visor. (From Columbia University librarians.) But I would imagine that off-the-shelf plexi-glass would do. The University of Arizona Dept of Health Science has a similar project.
Could you help? Why not start with making cloth face masks for the family, and neighbors? The patterns are here as PDF downloads. The Center for Disease Control also has a step-by-step tutorial.
Looking ahead, I hope one of the lessons from Covid-19 and the new normal would include the ability to rapidly mobilize citizens to come to the aid of over stressed hospital systems. While we are all isolating, at least we could keep our hands busy.
Meanwhile, mask brokers and fraudulent middlemen have been trying to capitalize on the lack of preparedness.


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Hyomin (, ur. 30 maja 1989 w Pusan), właśc. Park Sun-young () – południowokoreańska piosenkarka, tancerka, modelka, projektantka oraz członkini grupy T-ara.

Kariera muzyczna

2007–2008: Początki
Ścieżka Hyomin do sławy rozpoczęła się wcześnie, kiedy wygrała konkurs modelek "MiMi Princess" w wieku 8 lat. Była słynną internetową ulzzang, pozowała także dla internetowych centrów handlowych, zanim zadebiutowała w zespole T-ara. Była stażystką w wytwórni JYP Entertainment i była brana pod uwagę jako zastępstwo Hyuny, członkini Wonder Girls w 2007 roku. Przed przejściem do Core Contents Media, pojawiała się w teledyskach, jak np. Unlock SS501, Smooth Break-Up SG Wannabe czy Heaven FT Island.

Została wybrana przez Core Contents Media do obsady teledysków piosenek artystów z tej wytwórni. Wystąpiła m.in. z Hwang Jung-eum, w projekcie Colour Pink z SeeYa, Davichi i Black Pearl. Występowała także na jednym koncercie SeeYa promującym utwór Hot Girl.

Od 2009: T-ara i kariera solowa

Hyomin została członkinią grupy T-ara w momencie powstania zespołu. W 2010 roku Hyomin była częścią projektu Wonder Women z należącymi do jednej wytwórni SeeYa i Davichi, a także z Eunjung. Pojawiła się na ścieżce dźwiękowej do serialu Coffee House z 2010 roku, a także nagrała singel kolaboracyjny z Brave Brothers Beautiful Girl w 2011 roku.

Hyomin została wybrana na liderkę zespołu 14 czerwca 2011 roku na okres promowania albumu John Travolta Wannabe i debiutu w Japonii. W grudniu 2011 roku przekazała liderstwo Soyeon.

30 czerwca 2014 roku Hyomin wydała swój pierwszy solowy minialbum, zatytułowany Make Up, z głównym singlem "Nice Body". Piosenkę zaprezentowała na scenie 3 lipca w programie M Countdown. Jej drugi solowy minialbum, pt. Sketch, ukazał się 17 marca 2016 roku. Płytę promowały single "GOLD" i "Sketch".

W styczniu 2018 roku Hyomin opuściła MBK Entertainment, po zakończeniu umowy. Zamierza kontynuować promocję w zespole T-ara w przyszłości. W maju 2018 roku artystka podpisała kontrakt z Sublime Artist Agency w celu kontynuowania kariery solowej w Korei Południowej i Chinach.

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 Make Up (30.06.2014)
 Sketch (17.03.2016)
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 Mango (12.09.2018)

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Urodzeni w 1989
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Clinical findings included a blue- colored, soft, well localized cystic mass was seen in 2 (16.7%) of 12 patients (Figure 1), dacryocystitis in 10 (83.3%) of the 12 patients (Figure 2A), and also there was abcess formation and fistulizing sac in one of the 10 dacryocystitits patient (Figure 3). All patients were initially treated conservatively by their pediatrician. Except two, all of the patients had dacryocystitis signs and treated by systemic antibiotic and massage prior to surgery. Among 12 patients only 2 had spontaneous resolution of the cyst. 10 (83.3%) of the them who did not show any improvement with conservative or medical treatment were gone to nasolacrimal duct probing under general anesthesia. In 1 of the dacryocystitis patients, there was also abcess formation and although probing was done successfully under antibiotic treatment, there was recurrence in abcess formation ten days after the operation. Antibiotic treatment was given intravenously, and as soon as the signs and symptoms of inflammation notably subside, not only probing but also exploring the lacrimal sac region was done by making skin insicion. After finding the fistulising site of the lacrimal sac, it was repaired and the patient was completely cured and no recurrence was seen during the follow-up period (Figure 4).
Spontaneous resolution was seen in 2 (16.7%) of 12 patients with who had mild hyperemic swelling below the medial canthal region and secretion. Nasolacrimal duct probing was found successful in 10 (83.3%) of 12 patients (p = 0.01) (Figure 2B). There was correlation between abcess perforation and age of patient (p = 0.09). But this was an an extreme sample.
The nasolacrimal drainage system begins to develope from surface ectoderm  at 6 weeks of gestational age and completes its development by 28 months . However, the distal end of the lacrimal drainage system at the level of valve of Hasner may canalize at birth or even later. In this non-patent distal end, the amniotic fluid fills and distends the nasolacrimal duct and the lacrimal sac after the patency of the lacrimal puncta . In the event of the early onset of mucus production by goblet cells, mucinous secretion may lead to distention of the lacrimal drainage system. This then acts as a check-valve system that only permits the fluid to enter into the sac, leading to further distention of the lacrimal sac . As its known proximal obstruction may produce a lacrimal sac mucocele, whereas a more distal blockade may cause nasolacrimal duct mucocele . All mucoseles involving the lacrimal sac present clinically as medial canthal masses, the skin overlying these mucoceles may show a blue discoloration , which is often misdiagnosed as a vascular lesion . As the earliest diagnosis can be made in 27th gestational weeks , its prenatal detection is important, because it may be seen in numerous syndromes and may serve as their marker . Bilateral cysts have the possibility for intranasal extension and an obstruction to the nasal passages may result in neonatal respiratory distress requiring surgical intervention [8-10]. Unilateral cases are important for the differential diagnosis with serious facial abnormalities .
There is a strong female preponderance (73%) and unilateral involvement (88%). The female preponderance is due to having narrow nasolacrimal duct than boys . Our study consist of 12 infants with dacryocystocele, and 7 (58.3%) of them female, and 5 (41.5%) were male. Symptoms were unilateral in 12 patients (100%). The affected side was right in 9 (75%) of cases. This findings are same as it is mentioned in the various studies [1,11].
Several treatment modalities have been proposed for the management of dacryocystocele, including massage, warm compresses, topical or parenteral antibiotics and, when still symptomatic, nasolacrimal probing, intranasal endoscopic cyst marsupialization is recommended [1,2,12]. Parents are teached to do gentle massage [8,13]. Lucarelli et al. reported a case of corneal ectasia with massage of dacryocystocele .
Some physicians have recommended early surgical intervation if there is not a rapid response to conservative therapy [1,12]. Bhatia et al. and Lorena et al. You Jin Ha et al. showed complete resolution in their case report with conservative treatment with oral and topical antibioitics and digital massage [1,13,15].
In our study, all of the patients with non infected dacryocystoceles were initially treated by conservative treatment with warm compress and gentle digital massage of the lacrimal sac by their pediatrician. But those patients who had persistent dacryocystocele or a tendency to developed dacryocystitis or cellulitis were referred to our clinic. Among them 2 patients had persistent blue colored cystic mass, and 10 patients had dacryocystitis signs. Topical and systemic antibiotics and gentle massage were given first to dacryocystitis patients. Among them only 2 had spontaneous resolution of the cyst, and 1 had persistent abcess formation in spite of systemic antibioterapy. Patients who did not show any improvement with conservative or medical treatment, were gone to surgery. Nasolacrimal duct probing was performed to 2 patients with persistent dacryocystocel and 10 patients with dacryocystitis, and was found successful in 10 (83.3%) of the patients (p = 0.01). Only in 1 patient with recurrent abcess, not only probing but also repairing the fistula site of the lacrimal sac was needed.
If the cyst left untreated, the fluid-filled sac is at a higher risk of infection, secondary scarring and permanent closure, requiring dacryocystorhinostomy [1,12]. Becker et al. described 27 patients with dacryocystocele and reported their results such as 37.9% were required intravenous antibiotic therapy, and 34.5% were dacryocystitis without cellulitis. They also stated that one or more probings were performed in 26 patients (89.7%), and initial probing was found 100% successful in patients with no lacrimal system infection, and 53% successful in patients who had dacryocystitis with or without cellulitis . In our study we have 83.3% success with initial probing, and 16.7% spontaneous resolution. Abcess formation was observed only in 1 (8%) of the patients who was at 3 months of age. Her history was thought us that, there was a neglection of the cyctic swelling of the lacrimal sac by their parents. There was a resistance to antibioterapy. After the drainage of the abcess and then nasolacrimal duct probing under the antiobiotic treatment, we explored the lacrimal sac region, and found and repaired the fistula site of the lacrimal sac. The symptoms were resolved after than .
Surgical intervention is indicated in the event of dacryocystitis, cellulitis, respiratory difficulty caused by a nasal cyst and non- resolution of the cyst after a short trial period of message . Although there is no case which had intranasal cyst in our study, high-prevalence of intranasal cyst has been reported by previous studies [10,17,18]. As the infants are obligate nasal breathers within the first 3 weeks, congenital dacryocystocele may cause dyspnea. Nasal examination should be performed in all cases to exclude the coexistence of a nasal cyst responsible for respiratory distress [3,10]. After the adequate contraction of mucosa of inferior nasal meatus, intranasal cyst should be observed almost all cases of congenital dacryocystocele by using a nasal endoscope. Not only probing but also marsupialization of an intranasal cyst is adequate surgical approach to congenital dacryocystocele.
Congenital dacryocystocele is an uncommon unilateral condition of predominantly neonatal females. Although one-third of the cases are successfully managed with conservative treatment alone, most patients need surgical intervention in order to reduce the incidence of dacryocystitis and cellulitis.
So the patients with congenital dacryocystocele, should have probing on an urgent basis as early in life as possible, unless the lacrimal sac decompresses into the nose at the time of the initial examination.
Institution at which the study was conducted Kartal Research and Training Hospital, Eye Clinic, Istanbul.
Bhatia J, Rahman N, Varghese M (2007) Uncommon presentation of congenital lacrimal duct obstruction a case report of congenital amniontocele. Oman Med J 22: 60-61.
Mimura M, Ueki M, Oku H, Sato B, Ikeda T (2014) Process of spontaneous resolution in the conservative management of congenital dacryocystocele. Clin Ophthalmol 8: 465-469.
Cavazza S, Laffi GL, Lodi L, Tassinari G, Dall'Olio D (2008) Congenital dacryocystocele: diagnosis and treatment. Acta Otorhinolaryngol Ital 28: 298-301.
Brodkiewicz A, Zakowska A, Peregud-Pogorzelski J, Gizewska M, Burak M, et al. (2010) Congenital nasolacrimal duct mucocele--a case report. Turk J Pediatr 52: 194-197.
Kim YH, Lee YJ, Song MJ, Han BH, Lee YH, et al. (2015) Dacryocystocele on prenatal ultrasonography: diagnosis and postnatal outcomes. Ultrasonography 34: 51-57.
Gupta H, Kane S, Balasubramaniam V (2014) Bilateral dacryoceles associated with bilateral alacrimia with punctal and canalicular agenesis. Saudi J Ophthalmol 28: 72-75.
Castillo M, Merten DF, Weissler MC (1993) Bilateral nasolacrimal duct mucocele, a rare cause of respiratory distress: CT findings in two newborns. AJNR Am J Neuroradiol 14: 1011-1013.
Bingol B, Basgul A, Guducu N, Isci H, Dunder I (2011) Prenatal early diagnosis of dacryocystocele, a case report and review of literature. J Turk Ger Gynecol Assoc 12: 259-262.
Roy D, Guevara N, Santini J, Castillo L (2002) Endoscopic marsupialization of congenital nasolacrimal duct cyst with dacryocoele. Clin Otolaryngol Allied Sci 27: 167-170.
Hochang K, Jongyeop P, Jaeho J, Junwoo C (2014) Urgent Bilateral Endoscopic Marsupialization for Respiratory Distress due to bilateral Dacryocystitis in a Newborn. J Craniofac Surg 25: 292-293.
Shekunov J, Griepentrog GJ, Diehl NN, Mohney BG (2010) Prevalence and clinical characteristics of congenital dacryocystocele. J AAPOS 14: 417-420.
You JH, Hae YC, Ki BM, You WC (2010) A case of Congenital Dacryocystocele. Ann Dermatol 22: 54-56.
Lucarelli MJ, DeBry P (2002) Corneal ectasia associated with massage of dacryocystoceles. Cornea 21: 419-420.
Lorena SHT, Gonçalves ED, Silva JAF (2014) Congenital dacryocystocele: case report and treatment. Rev Bras Oftalmol 73: 243-245.
Becker BB (2006) The treatment of congenital dacryocystocele. Am J Ophthalmol 142: 835-838.
Shashy RG, Durairaj VD, Holmes JM, Hohberger GG, Thompson DM, et al. (2003) Congenital dacryocystocele associated with intranasal cysts: diagnosis and management. Laryngoscope 113: 37-40.


In all the years since I started traveling, there are several destinations, things, and events that proved to be rather elusive. And for the times that I never had the chance, I persisted in yearning and in dreaming. An excellent opportunity would open itself when it is least expected, I hoped.
Touted to be the country's second highest waterfall at 872 feet next to Aliwagwag Falls in Cateel, Davao Oriental, Limunsudan Falls had been in my bucket list for a very long time. Although I have been regularly visiting Iligan City since 2010, Limunsudan was always a distant dream. Security and logistics were the recurring issues that hindered me from further pursuing this dream destination.
Unbeknownst to me, the Iligan Bloggers Society had for the past two years successfully held Waterfalling Adventure Tour. IBS aims to promote Iligan as a premier eco-tourism destination living up to its name as the City of Majestic Waterfalls. Last October 2013 during my brief sojourn to Marawi City, I met Lovette Jam Jacosalem of IBS and I intimated my long desire to visit and explore Limunsudan. And if it is included in another WAT, I begged to be included.
This past summer, IBS held the Waterfalling Adventure Tour 3.0 with Limunsudan as the main destination. Of course, I gladly signed up! Never would I pass up the golden opportunity to personally seeing Limunsudan Falls even if it meant I would have to buy really expensive plane tickets just to reach Iligan City on time. Thankfully, there was a provision for it.
At dawn of May 18, I was on the verge of finally seeing Limunsudan. It was shocking however to see three military trucks that would transport us to Limunsudan. Yes, we need military escorts but I initially thought it was an overkill. Then we were informed that other groups would be joining us as well. Still, I had that nagging uneasy feeling.
It took us a lengthy time to reach Sitio Limunsudan as we took the Butuan-CDO-Iligan Road and CDO-Dominorog-Camp Kabaritan Road. The longer the trip, the further the road, the bumpier it became. It was not worrisome, in fact, I was relaxed throughout the trip. By 10AM, we have finally reached Sitio Limunsudan and were greeted by the frenzied Higaonon tribe, the indigenous people living in the hinterlands of Lanao del Norte, Lanao del Sur, and Bukidnon.
As a customary practice by the Higaonons, they held a ceremonial ritual, something that was another first in my Chasing Philippine Waterfalls Project. The first first of course was the security provided by the 4th Mechanized Infantry (Kalasag) Battalion based in Camp Pintoy, Iligan City.
By 11:30AM, I have finally seen Limunsudan Falls! It was such an overwhelming and humbling experience to have arrived at one of my dream destinations. All those years of waiting have finally came to a fitting end. That day we were blessed with a great weather and an obstructed view of Limunsudan. It was a postcard-perfect view of wide, expansive, verdant forests dissected by the roaring white water generously flowing into two major drops. It was absolutely gorgeous!


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Bristol's Top 10 Bristol's Historic Attractions
Brunel's SS Great Britain
https://www.ssgreatbritain.org/
No visit to Bristol would be complete without stepping on board the world's first great ocean liner. This awe-inspiring steamship, built in 1843 by the Victorian engineer Isambard Kingdom Brunel, is easily one of the city's top visitor attractions (and one of two of Brunel's must see structures - see number 2 in this list). Fascinating and educational for all the family, you are free to explore the old ship's galley, dining saloon and surgeon's quarters, with its replica sounds and smells. Glimpse the the SS Great Britain below water and strap into a harness to climb the ship's mast. As well as talks, interactive experiences and storytelling, this attraction offers you a memorable opportunity to step back in time and revel in local maritime history. Located at the Dockyard on Gas Ferry Road. Charges apply, although concessions are available.
Clifton Suspension Bridge
https://www.cliftonbridge.org.uk/
At 76-metres high, the Clifton Suspension Bridge spans the Avon Gorge and is one of the most photographed landmarks in the city. Designed by the great Bristol engineer, Isambard Kingdom Brunel with work beginning in 1831 (the bridge wasn't completed until 1864), the bridge has since earned Grade-I listed status and is regarded as one of the crowning achievements of Victorian engineering. It's a must-see on any visit to Bristol, where you can walk or cycle over it for free, taking in the magnificent views. Of course the bridge is a thoroughfare for traffic (forming part of the B3129 linking Ashton Court and Leigh Woods with Clifton Village) with cars paying a £1 toll. There's also an interesting visitor centre on the west side of the bridge if you would like to find out more about this construction marvel. Free tours are also available.
St. Mary Redcliffe Church
http://www.stmaryredcliffe.co.uk/
This 800-year old church on Redcliffe Hill boasts resplendent Gothic architecture, intricate stained glass windows and majestic ironwork. Regarded as one of the most beautiful churches in England - and rightly so - if you're visiting Bristol, a peek inside this building is obligatory. Make sure you take a look at the church's world famous organ while you're there. It's free to visit the church outside of worship times and it's open daily. An on-site cafe and toilets are also available for visitors.
Bristol Harbour
https://visitbristol.co.uk/your-visit/areas/harbourside
Bristol boasts a rich maritime history, given that the city has been trading as a port since 1051. Due to very high tides, a floating harbour was erected in 1809. Today, the Harbourside area of Bristol is a lively and pleasant hub for dining and shopping, as well as soaking up the history of the local area. Many of the city's top attractions are located here, especially around Millennium Square, including Brunel's SS Great Britain, Bristol Aquarium, the Watershed and the Arnolfini. In particular, if you're interested to discover more about the history of Bristol, make sure you visit M Shed. The new development at Wapping Wharf, set just behind the M Shed, plays host to some brilliant restaurants and local brewery Wild Beer.
Bristol Old Vic
https://bristololdvic.org.uk/
As the oldest working theatre in Britain, Bristol Old Vic dates back to 1766. Despite undergoing a major refurbishment to provide modern facilities, this playhouse still oozes nostalgic charm. The theatre comes with a bar and a kitchen, so you can enjoy refreshments before or after your show. In addition to a range of talks and shows, you can experience a guided tour of the premises, delving into the theatre's intriguing history. The Old Vic is located on King Street, just behind glorious Queen Square, in the heart of Bristol's historic Old City.
Bristol Cathedral
https://bristol-cathedral.co.uk/
Dating back to the 12th century, although undergoing a makeover during the 19th century, Bristol Cathedral is considered to be one of the best 'hall churches' in Britain, where the nave, aisles and choir are all the same height. Situated at the end of Park Street in the West End of the city, overlooking College Green, it is little wonder that this attractive setting is the place for many ceremonies and graduations. Open daily, it's free to visit this majestic building and guided tours are available if you would like to learn more about the cathedral's history.
http://bristololdcity.co.uk/
The old quarter in Bristol gives you a fascinating glimpse into the history of the city, so simply stroll around and admire the historic buildings in front of you, many of which are now converted into bars and restaurants. Pedestrianised Corn Street is a good place to start, with its lively atmosphere and weekend markets (foodies might want to check out the Ox, arguably the city's best steak restaurant hidden away down some steps below the Commercial Rooms pub). Make sure you drop by the Corn Exchange to pick up some local handmade goods. The Old City district is also home to Castle Park, Queens Square and the old inns and warehouses.
Tyntesfield
https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/tyntesfield
National Trust owned Tyntesfield is a Victorian country house near Bristol. The Grade-I listed building, bought by William Gibbs in the 1830s, exudes a Gothic style and boasts a fascinating collection of over 5,000 antiques and works of art. The outside of the building is just as alluring as the inside, where you can enjoy pleasant strolls in woodland. The Visitor Centre is also a great place to purchase local produce and plants, while the cafe is a welcoming place for a spot of lunch. The property is open all year round and admission charges apply except for National Trust members which get in for free.
Cabot Tower
https://www.bristol.gov.uk/museums-parks-sports-culture/brandon-hill
If you want to admire Bristol's uninterrupted skyline, then possibly the best view in the city is atop Cabot Tower. This 105-ft ornate, red sandstone tower built in 1897 commemorates John Cabot's voyage from Bristol to North America. Situated in Bristol's oldest park, Brandon Hill, this is a pleasant spot to relax and unwind, where you can enjoy a stroll or let youngsters loose in the play area. Cabot Tower is open daily and it is free to climb up it.
Arnos Vale Cemetery
https://arnosvale.org.uk/
Escape the hustle and bustle of the city and step inside this tranquil setting comprising 45 acres of attractive greenery. A leading example of a Victorian garden cemetery, you can expect to find beautiful classical architecture here, including Grade-II listed monuments. There are lots of peaceful nature trails to explore if you fancy a walk, where you can spy an assortment of flora and fauna. A gift shop and cafe are also located on-site and guided tours are available. The cemetery also plays host to outside theatre, including Shakespeare. Arnos Vale is open all year round.
The Ultimate Bristol Suburb Guide: St Andrews
Situated less than two miles north of the city centre, St Andrews is a small and charming suburb that is well connected to the thriving Gloucester Road and the city centre.
The Ultimate Bristol Suburb Guide: Long Ashton
Long Ashton is a village towards the south-west of Bristol and technically just outside the Bristol city urban area boundary.
The Ultimate Bristol Suburb Guide: Henleaze
Henleaze is a residential suburb in the north of Bristol. There is a concentration of entirely Edwardian streets towards the south of the area and this attractive Bristol suburb is also home to a number of listed buildings of 'exceptional interest'.
The Ultimate Bristol Suburb Guide: Southville
Southville is a fun and interesting area immediately to the south-west of Bristol city centre, situated on the south bank of the River Avon.
The Ultimate Bristol Suburb Guide: Westbury on Trym
The historic village of Westbury-on-Trym is not in fact a village but a picturesque suburb of Bristol located in the north-west of the city.
The Ultimate Bristol Suburb Guide: Redland
Stretching between Clifton village and the vibrant bustle of Gloucester Road, Redland is one of the most sought after suburbs in North Bristol.
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Background information about the National Dementia Strategy
Status and historical development of the National Dementia Strategy
There is currently no National Dementia Strategy in Bulgaria.
Involvement of the Alzheimer association (and/or people with dementia)
Discussions are underway about the need for a National Dementia Strategy in Bulgaria and a model is being prepared to facilitate the development of such a strategy. A three-day roundtable was planned for the end of September in order to exchange experience and expertise in connection with the development of a National Strategy for dementia. Representatives from the Czech Republic and Macedonia were invited to the September round-table discussions. The executive authorities in Bulgaria /Ministry of Labour and Social Policy confirmed their participation but the Ministry of Health and Ministry of Finance did not appoint people to participate. This meeting was postponed and is now scheduled for the end of November 2012.
Diagnosis, treatment and research
Issues related to timely diagnosis
There are no measures at national level but Alzheimer Bulgaria Association is working to improve awareness and understanding of dementia.
Which healthcare professionals are responsible for diagnosing dementia
Whilst GPs are expected to recognise symptoms which might suggest dementia, their role is to refer people with suspected dementia to a specialist in diagnosis. In practice, in many places in the country doctors do not recognise the symptoms of dementia.
Neurologists and psychiatrists can also diagnose dementia and/or Alzheimer's disease. However, people usually only go to see a specialist when they are in the final stage of dementia.
GPs do not have a set consultation time. However, they are paid for consultations of 10 minutes regardless of the patient's age or diagnosis. Elderly patients and those with dementia are not given any extra time. There is no incentive for GPs to have longer consultation times as they would not receive additional payment for the extra time spent with the patient.
There are no incentives for GPs to improve or increase timely diagnosis.
Type and degree of training of GPs in dementia
In their professional training to become a GP, GPs have one module on neurology. The entire module on neurology lasts three months and incorporates two days' training in dementia. GPs are not under any obligation to take part in further courses or training once qualified.
Required tests to diagnose dementia
The MMSE test is generally used to diagnose dementia but its use is not obligatory and not all general practitioners are familiar with it or use it. There is no organised system for early diagnosis. The MMSE test is not included in the preventive work of GPs. Diagnosis is concentrated only in big cities with medical universities such as in Sofia, Plovdiv, Varna and Pleven. Specialists are obliged to administer certain tests in order to make a correct diagnosis. However, the equipment that they would need for this is only available in university hospitals.
Issues related to medical treatment
The availability of medicines in general
During the Communist government, the production and distribution of pharmaceutical drugs were the responsibility of the State. There has since been a transition to a market economy, whereby state-owned companies produce and distribute pharmaceuticals (Koulaksazov et al., 2003). Some have been privatised (Compassion Alzheimer Bulgaria, 2007).
The compulsory health insurance, which was introduced by the Health Insurance Act of 1998, gives people the right to certain medical treatment and drugs. The compulsory health insurance contribution is 8% of a person's income. It is divided between the employer and employee in the ratio of 60:40. The contributions are mandatory and are not linked to the expected cost of care.
Most drugs have to be purchased by individuals at market prices. However, certain drugs are partly or totally reimbursed by the National Health Insurance Fund (NHIF). A list of diseases for which drug treatment is reimbursable is drawn up by the NHIF taking into account principles accepted in the EU and recommendations made by the World Health Organisation. This list tends to include diseases which have a considerable social impact and those which are classed as a national health priority. In order to be refunded, a drug must:
- have marketing authorisation from the Bulgarian Drug Agency;
- be for the treatment of a disease which is included in the official list of diseases;
- be provided on prescription (by a specialist for certain diseases);
- not contain more than two active substances.
For drugs that are refunded, there are nevertheless three levels of reimbursement:
- 100 % for drugs that are linked to diseases covered by the National Health Strategy (e.g. for severe and chronic illnesses),
- 75 % for drugs of proven therapeutic efficacy for diseases not covered by the National Health Strategy (but with a social impact as defined by the Ministry of Health).
- 50 % for all other drugs.
If refundable by the NHIF, this takes the form of a fixed amount which is deducted from the retail price. The patient must pay the difference.
Source of the above information on reimbursement: Datzova, 2003
The availability of Alzheimer treatments
All AD drugs are available in Bulgaria but Memantine is available under the name "Axura".
Conditions surrounding the prescription and reimbursement of AD drugs
None of the AD drugs are amongst the drugs that are refunded. People with dementia therefore need to cover these costs themselves. However, since 2010 Aricept and Exelon have been refunded by the State if used during hospital treatment.
As a result of the long-term initiatives of Alzheimer Bulgaria Association, Alzheimer's disease is currently included in the list of diseases in Ordinance № 38 which determines the diseases for which the National Health Insurance Fund pays, either wholly or partially, for home treatment, drugs, medical devices and dietary foods for special medical purposes. However, the drugs for the home treatment of people with Alzheimer's disease are not reimbursed and patients have to pay for all the drugs themselves. The Bulgarian Alzheimer Association is pursuing this issue.
Prescription and reimbursement
Memantine (Axura)
Reimbursed
Drug reimbursed if initially prescribed by
Continuing treatment reimbursed if prescribed by
Required examinations
MMSE limits
Issues related to research
Bulgaria is not involved in the EU Joint Programme – Neurodegenerative Disease Research (JPND) or the Joint Action "Alzheimer Cooperative Valuation in Europe (ALCOVE)".
Irina Vasileva Ilieva, Alzheimer Bulgaria Association
Lora Ivanova, Legal Advisor
Last Updated: Tuesday 14 May 2013
The above information was published in the 2012 Dementia in Europe Yearbook as part of Alzheimer Europe's 2012 Work Plan which received funding from the European Union in the framework of the Health Programme. Alzheimer Europe gratefully acknowledges the support it has received from the Alzheimer Europe Foundation for the preparation and publication of its 2012 Yearbook.


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Q: How to display coordinates of Sphere in Java 3d I have a universe containing a lots of Sphere objects with different colors placed in different locations. What I need to do now is to find a way to display the coordinates of the center of a sphere when clicking on it with the mouse, so that the user is going to be able to retreive this data in a user-friendly way.
Is there someone who has an idea on how to do that?

A: I assume you are wanting to retrieve the 3D coordinates of the Sphere.
The most obvious solution is to define your own location-storing object [ x y z].
Keep a copy of the location whenever your program is first creating a Sphere.
Are you using this pre-defined Sphere?:
com.sun.j3d.utils.geometry.Sphere

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Automatically acquires manufacturer (RID, DAKE, JUNGENTHAL or SCHAUBLIN...) and controller-specific (OKUMA OSP 5000, 5020, AGIE Agiemat 3, Floppy, FANUC Fanuc Serie 35i or MITSUBISHI G DWC 110 / DWC 200...) signals and operator input.
Converts input (Softkey function number selected, M02 M30, Program end, abort, Axis lock active or CLR, select CLEAR (User)) to uniform machine states like In Cycle, Low Material, Faulted or Systems Fault.
Transforms states (e.g. In Cycle, Low Material, Faulted or Systems Fault) to indicators (Actual Cycle Time, Breakdowns, Actual Cycle Time or Reduced Speed).
Outputs results Production Loss - Planned (Hours), Equipment Reworked Quantity, Production Loss due to Unplanned Downtime (Hours) or Manufacturing Performance to scheduled ship date.


CSD Purchasing Process, Eligibility FAQ - AFD Items Car, Motorcycle, TV, Refrigerator, Washing machine etc.
Can I purchase all models of AFD-I items (TV, refrigerator, AC etc) through CSD Depots?
No, only models listed in CSD are available through CSD.
A new bike/car/television/refrigerator model was launched yesterday. Can I buy it through CSD? If not, how long will it take for the item to become available through CSD?
All items available in CSD stores go through a strict evaluation process to ensure quality and optimum pricing. Unfortunately, this means that newly-launched products will not be immediately available through CSD. However, the item will be available in CSD stores after a minimum time period of three to four months.
How often can I buy a new television/refrigerator/washing machine etc?
All CSD consumers can purchase these items once in three years.
I am an Ex-Serviceman - am I eligible to buy a 4 wheeler through CSD?
Yes, CSD welcomes the patronage of ex-servicemen under certain conditions.
What are the conditions for purchasing a 4 wheeler through CSD?
Are all military personnel entitled to purchase 2 wheelers?
Certainly, CSD offers 2 wheelers to every category of the Armed Forces. However, a 2 wheeler can only be purchased every three years.
Do I need any special sanctions in order to purchase a 2 or 4 wheeler?
If so, how do I obtain them? For the convenience of the CSD consumer, no sanction has been placed on the purchase of 2 wheelers. The centralised Car sanction by CS Dte has been discontinued w.e.f. 20 Jul 2015.
Why does the same item have differing costs in different CSD depots?
Unfortunately, CSD is unable to keep costs consistent throughout the country due to differing tax structures of different states.
Are tax benefits available to CSD customers in all states?
Unfortunately, tax benefits are not available in all states. Some states have granted full exemption while others have given certain concessions.
Which states offer full tax exemption on VAT?
The states of Gujarat, Tamil Nadu, Jharkhand and Uttar Pradesh have granted full tax exemption to CSD while the Punjab, Haryana, Madhya Pradesh etc have granted certain tax concessions.
I am a civilian Defence Pensioner & holding smart csd card.let me know if I can buy two wheeler from canteen and procedure. Who will verify & sign documents may also please be clarified .
Central Government Employee News and Tools: CSD Purchasing Process, Eligibility FAQ - AFD Items Car, Motorcycle, TV, Refrigerator, Washing machine etc.
Purchasing Process & Eligibility in Canteen Stores Depot(CSD) - Frequently Asked Questions regarding Car, Motorcycle, Television, Regrigerator, Washing Machine etc. Against Firm Demand (AFT) Items.


A Polish man moved to the USA and married an American girl. Although his English was far from perfect, they got along very well until one day he rushed into a lawyer's office and asked him if he could arrange a divorce for him - "very quick."
LAWYER: "Have you any grounds?"
POLE: "JA, JA, acre and half and nice little home."
LAWYER: "No," I mean what is the foundation of this case?"
POLE: "It made of concrete."
LAWYER: "Does either of you have a real grudge?"
POLE: "No, we have carport, and not need one."
LAWYER: "I mean, What are your relations like?"
POLE: "All my relations still in Poland."
LAWYER: "Is there any infidelity in your marriage?"
POLE: "Ja, we have hi- fidelity stereo set and good DVD player."
LAWYER: Does your wife beat you up?"
POLE: "No, I always up before her."
LAWYER: "Is your wife a nagger?"
LAWYER: "WHY do you want this divorce?"
POLE: "She going to kill me."
LAWYER: "What makes you think that?"
LAWYER: "What kind of proof?"
POLE: "She going to poison me. She buy a bottle at drugstore and put on shelf in bathroom. I can read, and it say, 'Polish Remover'."
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The Panteao Sportsman's Club is located at the Panteao Studios Facility at 2040 Pine Plain Road in Swansea, SC 29160. We are right off of I-26 at exit 125.
The range facility:
A bulletin board by the entrance to the facility has an up to date schedule of events, classes, and a list of days when the range is closed.
Club members and day pass guests use an gate card to gain access to the facility. Sixteen cameras monitor the range facility 24 hours of the day, seven days a week.
The office at the facility is staffed Monday through Saturday from 9AM to 5PM and on Sundays from 1PM to 5PM. Additional range safety officers are at the range on Saturdays and Sundays and on holidays.
The rifle bay:
Plenty of steel targets from 200 to 600 yards. Target backers are from 100 to 600 yards.
You can shoot from the covered shelter or out in the open.
The All-Purpose Bay:
The all-purpose offers the ability to shoot pistols, rifles and shotguns. Classes are also hosted in this bay.
Handgun bays:
We offer five different 25-yard handgun bays. Handgun Bay 1 is our rimfire bay with multiple steel targets. Handgun Bays 2 through 5 are for handgun calibers only.
Handgun Bay 1 (rimfire only)
Handgun Bay 2
Free Law Enforcement Training
Panteao and the Panteao instructors support local law enforcement through free training provided at our range facility for SC LEO.
Classes at the range:
Panteao hosts classes at the range facility that are taught by the top firearms instructors in the world.
Dave Spaulding
Robert Keller
Pat McNamara
Robert Vogel
Panteao Productions filming at the range:
Panteao Productions films the Panteao Make Ready instructional videos as well as documentaries and industrial videos for industry manufacturers at the Panteao facility.
Wes Doss, Dave Spaulding, and Richard Nance


You can use Preact, the React alternative, for entire apps, or just abstract out parts of an app, depending entirely on the scope, size, and requirements of your project.
Preact has not been designed to be an exact replacement for React, however this is possible through the use of preact-compat, a layer over the top of React to make it entirely compatible - converting existing React projects in a flash.
One of the reasons that people have been choosing to switch from React to Preact is due to Preact's MIT licensing. This is in contrast to the BSD + patents licensing that has always come with React, as it is a product of Facebook. Preact offered a sidestep to this issue that worked better for business and commercial products.
MIT licensed products are available to be used freely for commercial use, without any fees or copyright concerns, so long as the license itself is included somewhere in the project. This is opposed to the original BSD + patents licensing of React. This setup meant that, say, a company produced a patented product and then Facebook produced a very similar product using React. If that company then sued Facebook over the similar product (because the company had already patented it), Facebook could counter-sue, because of the React code used in the product. Litigation, however unlikely, caused businesses such as Apache and WordPress to remove React from their stack.
However, a turn around from Facebook (as of September 22, 2017) means that React is now switching over to MIT Licensing too - they don't want big businesses leaving the project behind, after all. React 16 will now be available under MIT Licensing.
In this example we will show you how to convert an existing React + Redux application to Preact without changing any code. You'll then be able to continue on with Preact development.
We will take the official TodoMVC from Redux examples.
to the resolve.alias section. Repeat this step for the config/webpack.config.prod.js file.
This will basically import preact and preact-compat wherever you import react or react-dom in your code.
You should see the same app working. We replaced react with preact and the app works the same as before. Easy like that!


The first of its kind in South Africa, Likweti Bushveld Farm Estate is a residential estate on both a wildlife reserve as well as a working macadamia farm. A few years ago, this rapidly growing residential estate came up with a unique and innovative way to create income that could be used by homeowners to subsidize expenses relating to the upkeep of the estate.
Over the past 4 years, the Likweti Macadamia orchard has grown from new, young saplings into full and healthy looking trees.
Twenty hectares of the spacious 765 hectare eco-sensitive estate was converted into macadamia orchards and a total of 3592 trees were planted in September 2014.
The Beaumont variety of macadamia was chosen and has been carefully nurtured over the past two and a half years from new, young saplings into full and healthy looking trees. The farm manager says that by applying best practices and block specific management techniques, he believes that we will be able to get the maximum out of the trees. And, the first small crop was harvested in July 2018 with a total of 5.8 tons!
Current industry trends indicate that the demand for macadamia nuts remains strong with prices and expected production both up from last year. The main markets remain China for NIS (Nut in shell) and North America and Europe for kernel.
Positioned in the heart of the Lowveld's famed macadamia belt, Likweti Estate has the perfect climate and soil conditions for macadamia production and we are looking forward to a growing harvest in the years to come.


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package com.fasteasytrade.JRandTest.Algo;

import java.math.BigInteger;

import com.fasteasytrade.JRandTest.IO.FileAlgoRandomStream;

/**
 * RSA algorithm as a random stream. Use RSACrypt class.
 *

 *
 * @author Zur Aougav
 */
public class RSA extends FileAlgoRandomStream {

	RSACrypt algo = null;

	int bitlen = 256;

	final int SIZE = bitlen / 8;

	byte[] algoBuffer = null;

	byte[] outAlgoBuffer = null;

	int outAlgoBufferIx = -1;

	public RSA() {
		super();
	}

	public RSA(String keyFileName) {
		super(keyFileName);
	}

	/**
	 * @see com.fasteasytrade.JRandTest.IO.AlgoRandomStream#setupKeys()
	 */
	@Override
	public void setupKeys() {
		publicKeyLength = SIZE;
		privateKeyLength = SIZE;
		super.setupKeys();
	}

	/**
	 * @see com.fasteasytrade.JRandTest.IO.AlgoRandomStream#setup()
	 */
	@Override
	public void setup() {
		algo = new RSACrypt();
		algo.generateKeys(bitlen);
		if (algoBuffer == null)
			algoBuffer = new byte[algo.getMessageLength() - 5];
		if (outAlgoBuffer == null)
			outAlgoBuffer = new byte[algo.getMessageLength()];
		outAlgoBufferIx = algo.getMessageLength();
	}

	/**
	 * @see com.fasteasytrade.JRandTest.IO.RandomStream#openInputStream()
	 *

	 *      if filename exists (not null), we open file and later will encrypt
	 *      it. Else, algorithm will generate random data (as PRNG).
	 */
	@Override
	public boolean openInputStream() throws Exception {
		if (filename != null)
			super.openInputStream();

		setup(); // make sure algorithm and keys/states are reset
		count = 0;
		countLastRead = SIZE;
		actualSize = SIZE;
		open = true;
		return open;
	}

	/**
	 * @see com.fasteasytrade.JRandTest.IO.RandomStream#readByte()
	 */
	@Override
	public byte readByte() throws Exception {
		if (!isOpen())
			return -1;

		if (filename == null && count > maxCount) {
			open = false;
			return -1;
		}

		if (outAlgoBufferIx == outAlgoBuffer.length) {
			BigInteger z = algo.encrypt(algoBuffer).elementAt(0);
			outAlgoBuffer = z.toByteArray();
			outAlgoBufferIx = 0;
		}

		byte prng = outAlgoBuffer[outAlgoBufferIx++];

		if (filename == null) {
			count++;
			return prng;
		}

		/*
		 * we have a real filename to encrypt
		 */
		byte data = super.readByte();
		return (byte) (prng ^ data);
	}

	/**
	 * @see com.fasteasytrade.JRandTest.IO.RandomStream#readInt()
	 */
	@Override
	public int readInt() throws Exception {
		if (!isOpen())
			return -1;

		if (filename == null && count > maxCount) {
			open = false;
			return -1;
		}

		int prng = 0xff & readByte();
		prng = (prng << 8) | (0xff & readByte());
		prng = (prng << 8) | (0xff & readByte());
		prng = (prng << 8) | (0xff & readByte());

		return prng;
	}

	/**
	 * @see com.fasteasytrade.JRandTest.IO.RandomStream#readLong()
	 */
	@Override
	public long readLong() throws Exception {
		if (!isOpen())
			return -1;

		if (filename == null && count > maxCount) {
			open = false;
			return -1;
		}

		long prng = 0xff & readByte();
		for (int i = 0; i < 7; i++)
			prng = (prng << 8) | (0xff & readByte());

		return prng;
	}

	public static void main(String[] args) {
		if (args != null && args.length > 0 && args[0] != null) {
			RSA algo = new RSA();
			algo.setup();
			try {
				algo.openInputStream();
				byte temp;
				for (int i = 0; i < 100; i++) {
					System.out.print(algo.readByte());
					System.out.print(",");
				}
				System.out.println();
			} catch (Exception e) {
				System.out.println("" + e);
			}
		}
	}
}

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Health and wellness are companion topics that encompass a plethora of lifestyle choices. There is an entire industry centered on telling men and women how to be healthy and well. The thing is, we are cookies that need to be cut. We are individuals. Health and wellness are not achieved through a cookie-cutter method, a special diet, or a particular type of exercise. It involves much more than that.
For the average woman, health and wellness take a back seat to the needs of others. Kids need help with school work or a ride to their important activities. Food needs to be bought and prepared, and there are often aging parents in the picture, too. Amidst all of this, a woman is expected to schedule an annual visit with her gynecologist. Who has time for that!
Gynecological care is crucial for a woman's long-term . . . You guessed it, health and wellness. Often, this visit is the full extent of health care a woman receives. We understand this and provide care in a friendly environment that promotes peace of mind. Our staff performs routine tests to measure vital data such as blood pressure and heart rate. Gynecological exams may involve Pap smear to assess for abnormal cells on the cervix. They involve breast exams and pelvic exams to detect changes in tissue that may indicate breast or ovarian cysts.
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Your new yarn does look yummy. I like how they packaged it. It will be fun to see you knit these yarns.
That yarn looks great. I've tried to order it, but they're always sold out. It must be wonderful.
Okay…I want that little bag too ;o) I finished my Vesper socks last weekend…I posted them on my blog. have fun!


Icons of the Civil Rights Movement: Dispelling White Privilege is a personal narrative. It tells Pamela and David Purdy's story as a mixed race family involved in the Civil Rights Movement and their deepening sensitivity to racism and growing awareness of the need to dispel white privilege. They were not alone in this journey as they weave the experiences of others, African-Americans and white Americans, some known and many unknown, who have been a part of the long march toward justice. While David records the intersection of their lives with other participants in the civil rights struggle, Pamela's inspiring artwork "Icons of the Civil Rights Movement" honors those who risked physical harm, imprisonment and death for the sake of freedom. The use of the "iconic" form, gold leaf with red background on wood panel, represents the sacred nature of the people and events depicted in each of the 35 Icons.


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"""Store user specific action"""

class Action:
    """Base action class"""
    def __init__(self, cmd, data):
        self.cmd = cmd
        self.data = data

class GeneAction(Action):
    """Gene action class"""
    def __init__(self, cmd=None, data=None, json=None):
        if json:
            print(type(json))
        else:
            super().__init__(cmd, data)

    def apply(self, gene):
        """perform action on gene"""
        if self.cmd[0] == "edit":
            gene.modification(data=self.data)
        elif self.cmd[0] == "penalty":
            print(gene.valid_tactics)
            gene.fitness -= float(self.data)


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Mobile monitoring and tracking is an element of normal methods of coping with issues as a result of troubled teens, employee problems or a cheating spouse.
Generally a person will quite simply download Android Spy Phone software directly onto the mobile phone using the cell phone's web connection. Viewing communication activities are accessed through an on-line account that is included with your subscription. These software programs aren't 'viruses' nor 'trojans', Android Spy is not 'hacking' – you'll need actual control of the telephone to accept installation of the cell phone monitoring program.
Android Spyphone monitoring software applications typically refers to software that is built to keep track of the action that is happening on a pc, and today includes mobile phones. There are several kinds, forms and functions of monitoring software packages.
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Q: ExtJS "Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'added' of undefined" I'm writing a module to the application (Group Office) and I have a problem with extjs. I created a main panel with TabPanel and when I run it I get an error:
Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'added' of undefined

If anyone knows what might be causing this without code review? I am using extjs 3.4.0.