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Hanka Ordonówna, właśc. Marianna Tyszkiewicz z domu Pietruszyńska (ur. 4 sierpnia 1902 w Warszawie, zm. 8 września 1950 w Bejrucie) – polska piosenkarka, autorka wierszy i tekstów piosenek, tancerka i aktorka.

Życiorys
Urodziła się w kamienicy przy ul. Żelaznej 68 w Warszawie. Była córką Władysława Pietruszyńskiego i Heleny z d. Bieńkowskiej. Jej ojciec był kolejarzem. W dzieciństwie uczęszczała do szkoły baletowej przy Teatrze Wielkim w Warszawie, a w wieku 16 lat debiutowała w teatrzyku rewiowym "Sfinks" w programie Niech żyje pokój!. Z czasem otwierała tańcem kolejne programy teatru, zarówno solowo, jak i w duecie z Bolesławem Brodelkiewiczem. W tym okresie, za namową Karola Hanusza, przybrała pseudonim artystyczny Anna Ordon. Nieszczęśliwie zakochana w Januszu Sarneckim, próbowała popełnić samobójstwo, strzelając sobie w skroń; nieudany postrzał pozostawił na jej ciele bliznę, którą zakrywała kapeluszami lub toczkami. W "Sfinksie" zadebiutowała także jako piosenkarka utworem "Szkoda słów", którego słowa napisał dla niej Artur Tur; jej występ wokalny został jednak chłodno przyjęty przez krytyków i szybko zszedł z afisza.

Po odejściu ze "Sfinksa" przeszła do teatru "Wesoły Ul" w Lublinie, w którym występowała już jako Hanka Ordonówna i zyskała popularność jako wykonawczyni piosenek o tematyce żołnierskiej, m.in. "O mój rozmarynie" i "Ułani, ułani, malowane dzieci". W tym okresie nawiązała romantyczną relację z reżyserem Januszem Sarneckim. Po upadku lubelskiego teatru wróciła do Warszawy i, dzięki wstawiennictwu Karola Hanusza, w 1919 podjęła pracę w kabarecie Miraż, po czym powróciła do Sfinksa, gdzie zagrała jedną z głównych ról w spektaklu Na księżycu. Po sprzedaniu budynku siedziby rewii wróciła jako wokalistka do Mirażu, a po jego spaleniu w 1920 wyjechała do Lwowa, gdzie śpiewała w kabarecie "Bagatela" oraz tańczyła w klubie "Ul". Niedługo później zaczęła występować w Operze Krakowskiej i Teatrze "Lutnia" w Wilnie. Na początku 1923 grała w warszawskim "Stańczyku". Od marca 1923 rozpoczęła karierę jako szansonistka w kabarecie Qui Pro Quo, w którym występowała do 1931. W 1924 występowała także na zagranicznych scenach – w Niemczech i we Francji. We Włoszech, w Wiedniu i w Paryżu uzupełniała swoją wokalną edukację. Od 1931 występowała również w teatrach: "Banda", "Wielka Rewia" i "Cyrulik Warszawski".

Dużą rolę w ukształtowaniu jej scenicznej dojrzałości odegrał Fryderyk Jarosy, pod którego kierunkiem wykształciła swój niepowtarzalny styl, stając się dojrzałą artystką. Sławę, nieprzemijającą do wybuchu wojny, dało jej wykonanie piosenki "Miłość ci wszystko wybaczy" z filmu Szpieg w masce (1933), która, po premierze produkcji filmowej, stała się wizytówką Ordonówny. W wielu miastach Polski dawała liczne koncerty jako artystka sceniczna (diseuse), a także odbywała zagraniczne tournée. Przyjmowano ją entuzjastycznie w Atenach, Bejrucie, Damaszku, Jerozolimie, Tel Awiwie, Kairze, Rydze i w Stanach Zjednoczonych. Występowała także m.in. w Paryżu, Berlinie i w Wiedniu. Samodzielnie przygotowywała kostiumy sceniczne dla siebie, jej partnerem w duecie scenicznym był Igo Sym.

30 kwietnia 1931 w warszawskim kościele pw. Bożego Ciała wyszła za hrabiego Michała Tyszkiewicza, który był też autorem tekstów wielu jej piosenek. Mimo że została hrabiną, nadal występowała w kabarecie i dodatkowo jeździła konno w rewii cyrkowej. Intensywna praca spowodowała powrót choroby płuc, z której udało jej się wyleczyć dzięki intensywnej opiece męża i lekarzy. Po powrocie do zdrowia koncertowała w Stanach Zjednoczonych, skąd wróciła do Polski w 1939.

Po wybuchu II wojny światowej przebywała początkowo w Warszawie, gdzie jesienią 1939 została uwięziona na Pawiaku. Do jej aresztowania doszło po wcześniej zaaranżowanym spotkaniu z Igo Symem (przedwojennym partnerem scenicznym Ordonówny), który był konfidentem Gestapo. Została zwolniona dzięki staraniom męża i wyjechała do Wilna. Tam w latach 1940–1941 grała w Teatrze na Pohulance, w "Lutni" i w Polskim Teatrze Dramatycznym. Kolejny raz aresztowana, tym razem przez NKWD po aneksji Litwy przez ZSRR, została wywieziona do łagru w Uzbekistanie, a jej mąż w głąb Rosji.

Trudne warunki życia w czasie zesłania spowodowały nawrót choroby płuc, której już nigdy nie udało się wyleczyć. Po zwolnieniu z zesłania, w następstwie Układu Sikorski-Majski, Ordonówna początkowo zorganizowała teatr w polskim ośrodku w Tocku, później zajęła się organizowaniem pomocy dla osieroconych dzieci polskich wygnańców. Z uwagi na zły stan zdrowia wyjechała do Taszkentu. W tym okresie spotkała się ponownie z mężem. Po zerwaniu przez ZSRR stosunków z rządem RP (co nastąpiło po ujawnieniu w 1943 zbrodni katyńskiej) została ewakuowana razem z sierocińcem przez Bombaj w Indiach do Bejrutu w Libanie.

Pogarszający się stan zdrowia zmusił ją do zamieszkania z mężem w Bejrucie i podjęcia poważniejszego leczenia. Tam zorganizowała szereg przedstawień patriotycznych, prowadziła aktorskie kółko dramatyczne i zagrała kilka recitali, poza tym amatorsko zajmowała się malarstwem i pisała wiersze. Ciężko chorowała na gruźlicę. Zmarła na tyfus zarażona przez męża, który pomagał uchodźcom podczas panowania epidemii. Pochowana została na polskim cmentarzu w Bejrucie. Na jej grobie wykuto napis: "ŚP Maria Hanna Tyszkiewiczowa Hanka Ordonówna. Ur. 25 IX 1902 zm. 8 IX 1950. Tyś jest ucieczką moją od ucieśnienia zachowasz mię i piosenkami radosnego wybawienia uraczysz mię. Ps. XXXII. 7". W 1990 jej prochy przeniesiono na warszawskie Powązki (aleja zasłużonych, grób 88).

Publikacje
 Tułacze dzieci (pod pseudonimem Weronika Hort – "H" jak Hanka, "or" jak Ordonówna, "t" jak Tyszkiewicz); pierwsze wydanie: Bejrut 1948, wydania krajowe: 1990 – PIW, 2005 – Wydawnictwo LTW)

Dyskografia

Albumy

Płyty analogowe
 1927–1929: Hanka Ordonówna znakomita Artystka teatru Qui pro quo, Syrena Rekord
 1929: Hanka Ordonówna artystka teatru "Qui pro quo" śpiew z akompaniamentem skrzypiec i fortepianu, Syrena Electro
 1929: Hanka Ordonówna artystka teatru "Qui pro quo", Syrena Electro
 1929–1930: Hanka Ordonówna artystka teatru "Qui pro quo" śpiew z towarzyszeniem Chóru Dana, Syrena Electro
 1932: Hanka Ordonówna artystka Scen Warszawskich śpiew z akompaniamentem fortepianu, Syrena Electro
 1932: Hanka Ordonówna śpiew z akompaniamentem orkiestry Towarzystwa "Syrena Record" oraz towarzyszeniem gitar hawajskich, Syrena Electro
 1932: Hanka Ordonówna artystka Teatrów Warszawskich, Syrena Electro
 1933: Hanka Ordonówna śpiew z akompaniamentem Orkiestry Towarzystwa "Syrena Record", Syrena Electro
 1934: Hanka Ordonówna śpiew z akompaniamentem Orkiestry "Syrena Record", Syrena Electro
 1937–1938: Hanka Ordonówna śpiew z akompaniamentem Orkiestry "Syrena Record", Syrena Electro

Płyty kompaktowe
 1992: Miłość ci wszystko wybaczy…
 1995: Ordonka: Miłość ci wszystko wybaczy
 2002: Platynowa Kolekcja: Złote przeboje (Polskie Nagrania)
 2005: Złota kolekcja: Miłość ci wszystko wybaczy (EMI)
 2005: Gwiazdozbiór polskiej muzyki: Od piosenki do piosenki (Polskie Radio)
 2006: The Best: Jeśli kochasz mnie (MTJ)
 2006: Platynowa Kolekcja – Niezapomniane piosenki (Mediaway)
 2007: Muzyczna kolekcja – Niezapomniane piosenki (Universal)
 2009: Piosenki znane i nieznane (4ever Music)

Piosenki

 "Miłość ci wszystko wybaczy" (Henryk Wars, Julian Tuwim)
 "Na pierwszy znak" (Henryk Wars, Julian Tuwim)
 "Błękitny Express" (Leon Boruński, Hanka Ordonówna)
 "Jak dym z papierosa" (J. Bos, Hanka Ordonówna)
 "Kochany" (Delfin, Hanka Ordonówna)
 "Czy tak, czy nie" (W. Hudson, Jerzy Jurandot)
 "Trudno" (T. Müller, E. Schlechter)
 "Jeśli kochasz mnie" (T. Müller, Emanuel Schlechter)
 "Wystarczy jedno słowo" (G. Kramer, J. Gerżabek)
 "Manola" (Orejon)
 "Szczęście raz się uśmiecha" (Henryk Wars, Emanuel Schlechter)
 "Gdy jesień się zaczyna" (M.T.)
 "Piosenka o zagubionym sercu" (Henryk Wars, A.M. Świnarski)
 "Córka kata" (ballada starofrancuska, Marian Hemar)
 "Już się wie" (Lang)
 "Fiakier" (Melodysta, Michał Tyszkiewicz)
 "Uliczka w Barcelonie" (muz. Alberto Laporte / Otelo Gasparini, sł. Michał Tyszkiewicz)

Wybrane przedstawienia teatralne i kabaretowe

 1939: Kto kogo, Tip–top
 1937: Jaś w raju bram, Cyrulik Warszawski
 1935: Poskromienie złośnicy jako Kasia, Teatr im. Juliusza Słowackiego w Krakowie
 1935: Ptak jako Burmistrzanka, Teatr im. Juliusza Słowackiego w Krakowie
 1935: Rajski ogród jako Mary Berger, Teatr im. Juliusza Słowackiego w Krakowie
 1935: Dla ciebie, Warszawo
 1933: Eros i Psyche jako Psyche, Teatr im. Juliusza Słowackiego w Krakowie
 1933: Co tylko chcecie jako Viola, Teatr im. Juliusza Słowackiego w Krakowie
 1932: Banda, naprzód, teatr Banda
 1931: Małżeństwo Fredeny
 1930: Budżet wiosenny, teatr Qui Pro Quo
 1930: Dookoła Bartel, teatr Qui Pro Quo
 1929: Jubileusz Qui Pro Quo, teatr Qui Pro Quo
 1928: Czy Anna jest panna, teatr Qui Pro Quo
 1927: Pstryk, teatr Qui Pro Quo
 1927: Sałatka majowa, teatr Qui Pro Quo
 1926: Puść go kantem, teatr Qui Pro Quo
 1925: A tymczasem pod łóżkiem, teatr Qui Pro Quo
 1925: Pamiętniki wielkich ludzi, teatr Qui Pro Quo
 1923: Warto zobaczyć
 1923: Na księżycu, teatr Sfinks
 1918: W naszej kochanej Warszawie, teatr Sfinks

Filmografia

 1937: Parada Warszawy
 1933: Szpieg w masce jako Rita Holm
 1933: Wyrok życia
 1927: Orlę jako tancerka, przyjaciółka Stonora
 1923: Niewolnica miłości

Upamiętnienie
 W 1991 roku jej imię nadano Szkole Podstawowej nr 209 w Warszawie.
 Tablica pamiątkowa umieszczona w 2023 roku na ogrodzeniu Szkoły Podstawowej nr 221 przy ul. Żelaznej 71 w Warszawie, w pobliżu miejsca, w którym się urodziła.

Uwagi

Przypisy

Bibliografia

Linki zewnętrzne

  na stronie ekspozycje.org.pl

Biografie kanonu polskiej Wikipedii
Ludzie urodzeni w Warszawie
Ludzie związani z Wilnem
Ofiary represji dokonanych przez Związek Socjalistycznych Republik Radzieckich w Polsce 1939–1989
Piosenkarki tanga
Pochowani w alei zasłużonych na cmentarzu Powązkowskim w Warszawie
Polacy i obywatele polscy – więźniowie radzieckich łagrów 1939–1941
Polscy artyści kabaretowi
Polskie aktorki filmowe
Polskie tancerki
Polskie wokalistki
Więźniarki Serbii
Więźniowie Pawiaka
Urodzeni w 1902
Zmarli w 1950


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Initial characterization of peptidoglycan O-acetylation and the effects on colonization factors of Campylobacter jejuni Ha, Reuben Danny
Campylobacter jejuni is a leading cause of bacterial gastroenteritis in the developed world. Despite its prevalence, its pathogenesis is poorly understood. It lacks clear virulence factors such as those described for other enteropathogens. The characteristic helical shape of C. jejuni, maintained by the peptidoglycan (PG) layer, is important for colonization and host-pathogen interactions. Therefore, changes in morphology and the underlying PG greatly affect the physiology and biology of the organism. O-Acetylation of Peptidoglycan (OAP) is a phenomenon by which bacteria acetylate the C6 hydroxyl group of N-acetylmuramic acid in the glycan backbone to confer resistance to lysozyme and control lytic transglycosylase activity. The OAP gene cluster consists of a transmembrane PG O-acetyltransferase A (patA) for translocation of acetate into the periplasm, a periplasmic PG O-acetyltransferase B (patB) responsible for O-acetylation of N-acetylmuramic acid (MurNAc), and an O-acetylpeptidoglycan esterase (ape1) for de-O-acetylation. Reduced OAP in ΔpatA and ΔpatB has a minimal effect on growth and fitness under the conditions tested. However, accumulation of OAP in Δape1 results in marked differences in peptidoglycan biochemistry including changes in O-acetylation levels, anhydromuropeptide levels, and PG changes not expected to be a direct result of Ape1 activity. This suggests that OAP may be a form of substrate level regulation in PG metabolism. Ape1 acetylesterase activity was confirmed in vitro using p-nitrophenyl acetate and O-acetylated PG as substrates. In addition, Δape1 exhibits defects in pathogenesis-associated phenotypes including cell shape, motility, biofilm formation, and sodium deoxycholate sensitivity. The mutant is also impaired for chick colonization and adhesion, and invasion and intracellular survival in INT407 epithelial cells lines in vitro. The importance of Ape1 activity to C. jejuni biology makes it a good candidate as a novel antimicrobial target.
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This past week, you turned twenty eight months old. This month seemed a lot longer than recent months, and I think it's probably because we've had so much going on.
We decided to take the rail off of your bed this past month, so now you've got a real big girl bed. We were worried about you falling out of bed, but so far you've been sleeping through the night without rolling out. What we should have been worried about was you getting out of bed. You're already figuring out how to be sneaky, since now you can get out and back into your bed. I'm sure there have been nights where you're just partying away, quietly, in your room. The only way we know that you're out of bed is if one of your noisy toys gives you away, or we find you with a bed full of toys, clothes, or both in the morning.
You are making more and more abstract connections in your brain every day. My favorite one this past month was when you asked me about a song. Your mother has this song called "Shake shake" on her iPod. I'm not sure if that's even the title of the song, but that's what you call it. One day, we were driving in my car and you asked me to play Shake Shake. I told you that I don't have Shake Shake on my radio, and you came right back at me with, "Only in Mama's car?" I almost ran off the road.
Your Nanna and Dodd came to visit again this past month, and now you've started calling them by their real names. I think it's pretty cool that you now say Grandpa Rick and Nanna Connie, which is probably what you'll call them from now on, but you've also set the naming convention for all future children. Until all the kids can say Grandpa Rick and Grandma Connie, they'll start off as Nanna and Dodd.
We're starting to figure you out a little better, and understand why you throw such big fits at times. We have stopped trying to battle with you and now just send you to time out when you tell us "no" or refuse to do something. The change we've made, though, is when you're done in time out, we try again. The other day, you threw a piece of mail on the floor. When I asked you to please pick it up, you said, "No. You do it," which has been pretty much the theme this month. I sent you to time out, you threw your little fit, and when you came back out, I asked you to pick it up again, to which you said, "No. You do it." Wash, rinse, repeat. After your third time in time out, when I went back to get you, said looked at me and said in your most cheerful voice, "I go pick up paper now." We also figured out that most of those tantrums come when we're not paying enough attention to you.
I'm glad that we're starting to understand you better, and you're starting to understand us. It is so much fun to watch you grow and learn, and as always, we can't wait to see what this next month brings.


A Tale Of The Greats - New Works by Amar Stewart.
Here are the details for my solo show in SF this coming August. The show is a continuation of my HipHop Royalty show back in March.
The icons I chose to paint are artists that have influenced me growing up and continue to do so today. I will post up an event page soon. Hope to see all my SF crew there!
ABC 7 covered the story.
THEFT AT AMAR STEWART DUBUT SOLO SHOW IN NYC.
We woke up the day after to find the story in The New York Post.
The moment after the chase had ended and the Basquait painting was retrieved.
After my month long residency at The Cotton Candy Machine we held a closing party to celebrate the new works. About 2 hours into the show 3 paintings of mine that were stored in the back room were stolen. A 5 ft portrait of Basquiat, a 4ft painting of Nelson Mandela and a Snoop painting. These pieces were from a previous collection that were displayed earlier in the month, this is why they were stored in the back.
Sean Leonard, owner of The Cotton Candy Machine noticed they were missing and ran out in search of the thieves. The works had been taken out of the fire escape. After running around the streets he found one guy with the Basquait painting and ran after him with the huge portrait after it was retrieved. One man has been arrested but 2 paintings are still missing.
Within 24 hours pretty much every news station caught wind of the story and it went National. You can check out all of the coverage below.
Thanks to everyone at The Cotton Candy Machine and thank you to Sean Leonard and Tara McPherson for inviting me to show my work.
I recently got asked to create a piece of world famous hip-hop producer J-Dilla. I also released a limited run of prints where I will contribute 25% of proceeds to the J-Dilla foundation. They are available HERE.


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has ordered departure of all family members and non-essential U.S.
country for nearly 20 years.
Here`s what Ryan had to say about Obama`s record on poverty.
agenda failed not because it was stopped but because it was passed.
President Obama was gutting work requirements for welfare eligibility?
should be loosened for welfare recipients, the claim was simply a lie.
research fellow at Heritage named Robert Rector.
poverty harmful for childhood? I think not."
lift yourself and your family from poverty now than it was 50 years ago.
learning conditions in Chicago schools.
as compared to the 22 recognized by middle-income children.
to look at the actual impact on poverty that our other policies have.
which is sure not to alleviate poverty but to create more of it.
Medicare and Social Security will certainly add to the ranks of the poor.
quarters of our so-called serious thinkers in Washington.
response, not even a rhetorical one?
Welcome, all of you. And thank you so much for joining me.
came from Chicago, as well.
But I want to start with you, Gary. You`ve been reporting on this.
Just give us a sense of how we got here with the Chicago teachers` strike.
also narrowed what the teachers could actually strike in response to.
YOUNGE: Right. So they could only strike about paying conditions.
necessarily look self-interested and venal.
arbitrator actually decides to side with the unions.
with the teachers. So Rahm Emanuel describes this as a strike of choice.
choice of Rahm Emanuel. It was set up to work like this.
going to accept the terms or have a tentative deal.
supporting the teachers` strike is pretty amazing.
supposedly teaching in. Tell us what you know about those conditions.
we see is huge class sizes.
So the CTU has done a really great job of articulating these issues.
YOUNGE: ... and actually, pretty much all over the Western world.
rote testing, particularly for poor kids. The rich kids get their art.
it`s kind of -- it`s drill.
have less sort of political power in which to get those resources.
kids entering in the school system already at a disadvantage.
on par with their middle and higher-income peers.
their desks when it rains, that hurts our kids."
its faculty. Isn`t that right, Mrs. Pritzker? Yes.
faculty in 2011, isn`t that right? Yes.
education classes every day at the lab school. Isn`t that right? Yes.
Rogers (ph) Elementary School. Welcome, Matt. Thanks for joining us.
FARMER: Good morning. Thanks for having me.
child is losing out by not having these opportunities.
officials making education policy for all our public school kids.
87 percent of whom are low-income kids.
our schools -- 160 CPS schools do not have libraries. Meanwhile, Ms.
know, those are important things for a child`s education.
October. There`s still no library at that school.
got 160 schools that don`t have libraries.
When you`re on a sit-in, you`ve got nothing but time on your hands.
What we learned was, yes, there are 160 schools without libraries.
map and only 18 of them were north of North Avenue in the city of Chicago.
most concentrated poverty and segregation.
his kids talk about the lack of textbooks, this is very real.
one of these lab -- these experimental schools.
just need to learn how to sort of survive in the business world?
CAVANAGH: Right. I mean, it`s -- you know, it`s inherently racist.
bridge that achievement gap or that poverty gap.
then how teachers will be recalled (ph) or rehired.
teacher evaluations and the idea of how teachers are laid off.
evaluation of the specific teachers there.
rid of all the teachers.
that right only for those who have the relatively high evaluations.
the -- that -- as far as I can tell, they`ve come to terms on that.
and art in more of these schools.
enhanced job security to teachers in the Chicago public schools.
itself as it so chooses.
evaluation. It`s the nature of the evaluation.
where north of 99 percent of teachers are rated satisfactory or better.
poverty, we fall down to the bottom. Poverty matters.
issue not because it`s a working condition issue solely for the teacher.
in probably the most segregated school system in the country.
2011-2012, 27 former and current Harper High School students were shot.
Now, let`s compare that to the school my youngest child attends.
zip codes. Look at what their parents do for a living.
poverty is implicating how those students do in the classroom.
SEDER: That may be the case.
children are in a better position to learn?
YOUNGE: ... how much you can expect of one without the other.
doesn`t matter, and a good teacher in front of every kid is what matters.
Chicago teachers have stood up, and I thank them for doing it.
public school parent to send their kid to a charter school.
there are, the less choice you actually have.
SEDER: Matt Farmer, you wanted to add something here?
the schools. Not a lot of talk about how to fund any of that.
to be closed, the teachers are going to be fired.
going to mean a lot of additional art and music.
SEDER: Right. Go ahead, Melissa.
BOTEACH: I think it`s absolutely both/and and not either/or.
simultaneously to also pursuing education reforms that lift up achievement.
SEDER: ... Chicago public school parent, thanks for being here.
Julie Cavanagh, New York City school teacher, thanks for joining us.
SEDER: We`ve been talking about poverty in relation to education.
today, here and now declares unconditional war on poverty in America!
anymore. It`s more of an abstraction, and not part of the whole.
like for you and your family.
essentially -- both you and your husband lost your jobs.
terms of going back to school. Just explain that for us.
of your school loans, your Pell grant? And how are you going to do it?
talk about that when we return.
people`s capacity to be educated.
go to this campaign ad from Lyndon Johnson in 1964.
chance at training, a chance at a fruitful life.
control have impacted your life.
what`s going on with poverty and the work in this country.
there was no work where they lived.
find that poverty, if anything, is worse now than it has been before.
deal with involved your mother`s becoming ill.
ethical to do something like that. So I elected to take care of her.
I know that you have been working in the South Side of Chicago.
SOCIAL WORK, AUTHOR: Think of it as $11,500 or below for a family of four.
PIMPARE: -- we can`t think seriously about poverty without that.
better, although sort of one of the better versions of that.
same way as well. Right?
energetic and she`s working hard and she`s struggling with that experience.
you`re not showing what poverty really looks like.
school without being injured requires superheroic efforts.
for some people rather than others just to get up in the morning.
SEDER: And YAP is the Youth Advocate Program.
have to be -- food, clothing and shelter, right? Imagine not having that.
assets that you need to break out of poverty.
difficult it is to break out of poverty without the basic of assets.
service, 33 percent have a big screen or plasma LCD.
poor if they have a television set?
is not going to help you get out of poverty.
families had to use and a cheaper tool as opposed to paying a gas bill.
continue to promote oppression and poverty.
poor. They are underserved. They`re not served.
those kids, 85 percent of our seniors graduated.
SEDER: What accounts for that? Is it intervention?
you are hungry. I can`t promote test scores if you are not safe.
kind of meet the needs for each individual family.
to be born in a neighborhood where there`s a program like Steve`s.
really pays attention to it. Not at the same level.
will have stats. But we have been charged to work with those kids.
SEDER: And we are actually going talk about that in the next segment.
Service America; thank you all for joining us this morning.
going to address these issues of poverty.
our culture and our media, that is when it`s even represented at all.
included substantive discussions of the poverty crisis.
deficits or the national debt.
Democrats barely made mention of the poverty crisis.
that plan when it was released in 2010.
called grand bargain with Republicans on deficit reduction.
sure that we cut 21/2 dollars for every dollar of increased revenue.
Tanya continues to join us.
a Medicare or Social Security on poverty.
seniors and low income children.
least, on the table and we have seen cuts to Medicaid.
view as to what can help poverty or -- ?
years, that`s not going to happen. There are going to be cuts.
and lower middle class entitlement for health care.
substantial cuts to Medicare as part of the health care law.
programs that are particular important to the poor.
half poverty in 10 years, that it could be halved. And it`s gone up.
is, "It could be worse."
represents someone`s life. You know, and they totally forget about that.
attention. What do you do? Do we let them die? Do we let them stay sick?
actually giving the benefits to the people.
that these politicians don`t really see people, they see numbers.
you a sense of how out of touch he may be.
asked, what constitutes middle income? Let`s see that.
GEORGE STEPHANOPOULOS, ABC HOST: Is $100,000 middle income?
No, middle income is $200,000, $250,000 and less.
SEDER: So what of that, Josh? I mean, you made a good point.
should be subject to paying more tax.
Street movement emphasized the 99 percent.
YOUNGE: Somebody is taking his lesson from Occupy Wall Street?
what it means to be middle class that has become ridiculous.
true. I mean, middle between what and what?
to refundable tax credits for low wage working families.
conversation about this -- where the line should fall.
have elderly people who are on Medicare and they spend down their assets.
Medicaid that picks them up.
seems like other Democrats just don`t want to talk about it.
don`t want to talk about it because they think it`s a losing issue.
poverty at the -- in the worst-case scenario.
to -- what can be done about it.
Thursday in terms of what the Democrats have done for the poor.
less upper mobility wherever you look.
a problem for about 25 to 30 years in this country.
hear more from the Democrats at their convention about poverty.
don`t leave a man behind. That`s a very famous motto in the U.S.
poverty, it will be demonized by the other side. And that is unfortunate.
that should be shameful? And you know, it -- that was very disappointing.
criticizing for no more responsiveness to it?
of radical individualism, where everybody is out for himself or herself.
issues of an economy that works for all or a budget that works for all.
It`s part and parcel of those issues.
fiscal outlook in the long term.
and things like Medicaid and food stamps and such.
of the rest of the Western world over the last few years.
And I think the administration does bear a lot of the blame for that.
And I think that`s the right place to criticize them for it (inaudible).
SEDER: What would you have liked to have to seen them do?
more helpful on that accord?
stimulus as he could have out of Congress.
that would have mattered at the margin.
SEDER: I think you`re right on that.
characterization Obama is a food stamp president.
really the mid- to late `60s.
the well majority of black people are not poor. It becomes a black thing.
Republicans want to kind of -- just kind of put out there like bait.
environment, and to the detriment of many, many poor people.
Did you want to -- I`m sorry.
workforce? No one is asking the right people what to do.
there`s a big difference there.
SEDER: So what should you know for the coming week?
food choices is a common signature of impoverished communities.
food, McDonald`s, will begin posting calorie counts on all of its menus.
chains to do the same.
know that marriage is not, in fact, a get-out-of-poverty-free card.
fact that poverty makes it tougher to stay married.
the Occupy movement; most notably, Occupy Wall Street.
about the 99 percent and the 1 percent.
effect real change on these issues is if people participate.
to release such returns of one`s, such as it is.
coming up. So let`s start with Tanya.
to help out more people in this country.
SEDER: That`s a great idea.
Fed has previously taken action to prevent us from going into deflation.
inflation doesn`t start to spiral basically out of control.
sorts of things. Do you think this is why it`s taken so long?
forever if the Fed doesn`t do something.
next president has to reappoint him. And Romney would want tight policy.
SEDER: Gary Younge from "The Guardian" newspaper?
wanted a solution, he would have gone for it from the get-go.
we`ve been having to their own communities.
time. Well, I won`t be back. But Chris Hayes will be.
Angelou. That`s coming up next on "MHP."
the entire staff of UP for making me look good.


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266 - Bank of Botswana, Reserve Bank of Malawi, Central Bank of Kenya. 1992. Quartet of Specimens.
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Q: Py2exe lxml woes I have a wxpython application that depends on lxml and works well when running it through the python interpreter. However, when creating an exe with py2exe, I got this error
ImportError: No module named _elementpath

I then used python setup.py py2exe -p lxml  and I did not get the above error but
another one saying
ImportError: No module named gzip

Could anyone let me know what the problem is and how I can fix it. Also should I put any
dll files like libxml2, libxslt etc in my dist folder? I searched the computer
and did not find these files, so maybe they aren't needed?
Thanks.
Edit: I just tried with python setup.py py2exe -p -i gzip and the exe was created. But the exe generated does not run. I double click it and it doesn't do anything.
Here's the setup.py script i'm using
from py2exe.build_exe import py2exe
from distutils.core import setup

setup( windows=[{"script": "gui.py"}] )

Edit2: I tried using cx_freeze as an alternative , but got the same
ImportError: No module named _elementpath

error. Didn't know how to proceed after that.

A: Py2exe allows you to specify additional packages/modules to include with the options argument to setup(), in case they are not automatically detected. The following should work:
from distutils.core import setup
import py2exe

setup(
    windows=[{'script': 'gui.py'}],
    options={
        'py2exe':
        {
            'includes': ['lxml.etree', 'lxml._elementpath', 'gzip'],
        }
    }
)

I've also recently discovered PyInstaller, which has built-in support for a number of well-known packages, including lxml, so that might be worth a try as well.

A: Sometimes you will need to do another action more after modify the setup.py file.
As described here,
it should be necessary to uninstall the package if it is installed on "eggs" archive.
Then install it again by forcing easy_install to dezip the archive with the "-Z" option as following (I had the issue with paramiko package):
pip uninstall paramiko
easy_install -Z paramiko

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#### Original name
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Padding values in Chart options can be supplied in a couple of different formats.

## Number

If this value is a number, it is applied to all sides (left, top, right, bottom).

For example, defining a 20px padding to all sides of chart:

```javascript
let chart = new Chart(ctx, {
    type: 'line',
    data: data,
    options: {
        layout: {
            padding: 20
        }
    }
});
```

## {top, left, bottom, right} object

If this value is an object, the `left` property defines the left padding. Similarly the `right`, `top` and `bottom` properties can also be specified.
Omitted properties default to `0`.

Let's say you wanted to add 50px of padding to the left side of the chart canvas, you would do:

```javascript
let chart = new Chart(ctx, {
    type: 'line',
    data: data,
    options: {
        layout: {
            padding: {
                left: 50
            }
        }
    }
});
```

## {x, y} object

This is a shorthand for defining left/right and top/bottom to the same values.

For example, 10px left / right and 4px top / bottom padding on a Radial Linear Axis [tick backdropPadding](../axes/radial/linear.md#linear-radial-axis-specific-tick-options):

```javascript
let chart = new Chart(ctx, {
    type: 'radar',
    data: data,
    options: {
        scales: {
          r: {
            ticks: {
              backdropPadding: {
                  x: 10,
                  y: 4
              }
            }
        }
    }
});
```


"Looking for Oum Kulthum" is the plight of an Iranian woman artist/filmmaker living in exile, as she embarks on capturing the life and art of the legendary female singer of the Arab world, Oum Kulthum. Through her difficult journey, not unlike her heroine's, she has to face the struggles, sacrifices and the price that a woman has to pay if she dares to cross the lines of a conservative male dominated society.
Shirin Neshat is an Iranian-born artist and filmmaker living in New York. Neshat's early photographic works include the Women of Allah series (1993–1997), which explored the question of gender in relation to Islamic fundamentalism and militancy. Her subsequent video works departed from overtly political content or critique in favor of more poetic imagery and complex human narratives. Neshat continues to explore and experiment with the mediums of photography, video and film. Her most recent bodies of work include the photographic series The Book of Kings (2012), The Home of My Eyes (2015) and the trilogy Dreamers comprised of three video installations: Illusions and Mirrors (2013), Roja (2016), and Sarah (2016).
Neshat has held numerous solo exhibitions at galleries and museums worldwide, including the Museo Correr in Venice, Italy, to coincide with the 2017 Venice Biennale; the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, Washington D.C.; Yarat Art Center, Baku, Azerbaijan; Mathaf: Arab Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Doha; National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Seoul; Detroit Institute of the Arts, Detroit, Michigan; Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam; the Serpentine Gallery, London; Hamburger Bahnhof, Berlin; the Walker Art Center, Minneapolis; and the Musée d'Art Contemporain de Montréal, among others. Neshat has participated in major international group exhibitions, including the 48th Venice Biennale of Art (1999), the Whitney Biennial (2000), Documenta XI (2002) and Prospect.1 New Orleans (2009), Palazzo Grassi-Francoise Pinault Foundation (2012), Museum of Fine Arts, Boston (2013) and LACMA (2015). Neshat was the recipient of the Grand Prix at the Gwangju Biennial (2000), the Golden Lion Award – the First International Prize at the 48th Venice Biennial (1999), the Hiroshima Freedom Prize (2005), the Dorothy and Lillian Gish Prize (2006), and The Crystal Award (2014). Her work is included in the collections of museums and public institutions around the world.
In 2009, Neshat directed her first feature-length film, Women Without Men, which received the Silver Lion Award for Best Director at the 66th Venice International Film Festival. She has recently completed her second feature-length film, based on the life and art of the legendary Egyptian singer Oum Kulthum.


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There's a lot of creativity on YouTube, and a lot of musical talent, too–but it's often disjointed,or available only in flashes.
That's not a problem for Israeli musician Kutiman (aka Ophir Kutiel), whose new album project, Thru You Too, assembles the wide range of amateur talent on YouTube in formations they never anticipated. The result is the project's first release, "Give It Up," which draws on musical samples from 23 different performances on YouTube. The video (also released via YouTube, naturally) takes various performances of various pieces, built around a long a cappella song by YouTube user "KarMaRedd" called "Give It Up," and pairs it with a minor-key piano improvisation by six-year-old pianist Alma Deutscher to give the piece its bones. From there, the song is fleshed out by samples from various other videos to create a multitrack production. The drums come from a how-to-play instructional video, the sax comes from a student uploading a brief video of himself practicing, the guitar comes from a demonstration on playing scales, etc, etc.
The ultimate result here, though, is much less of a novelty than it seems like at first blush (though the way that Kutiman's video cuts back to the original YouTube performances is definitely novel). What makes the track compelling is the fact that, if you're not watching the video, it's just a powerful, bluesy, soulful single–the sort that sample-based song producers have been compiling for years now. It's just that now, the crates that artists can dig through to find the building blocks are more virtual and less dusty.


Our Kadarka is made at a family wine estate with long traditions of winemaking in the scenic, award-winning red-wine district Villány in the south of Hungary. Their objective as Polgár himself explains is "to take care of the natural heritage, preserve and pass it on to our grandchildren." The vineyard is as a rule producing wine in a manner as good as organic, solely using natural methods.
The Kadarka plays an important part of the classical Hungarian cuvée Egri Bikaver (Bull's blood). It was supposedly the secret ingredient in the wine that fortified the defenders of Eger (Hungary) in 1552. "If the Kadarka turns out well, all wines will be good. So goes the saying of the wine farmers in Villány about the special, but difficult red grape that almost disappeared during the communist years, when patience, care and craftsmanship was close to forbidden. The communist regime is now gone, but the Kadarka is still there, together with the expertise of the wine farmers that never forgot how to take care of it.
Light red wine, medium bodied, well balanced.
The ageing in oak barrels contributes to the full flavour and bouquet. The taste is slightly fruity with delicate acids and kind tannins. Let it linger in your mouth and you will feel the paprika, the ripe cherries, the red berries, and the vanilla.


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Have I ever said we cruise without a plan? Well, yes. We cruise without a plan. No plan can make daily planning frustrating at times, but that is how we roll. Our only short-term goal was to find a place to have some heater parts shipped for arrival within a few days after Thanksgiving weekend, hopefully in a place we might want to spend a few days so we would have repair/parts flexibility. That was all shaping up to look like Charleston after Thanksgiving weekend. We had no need to move fast.
So when we left Wrightsville Beach on the Tuesday before Thanksgiving we had only a vague notion of a) where we would go that day and b) where we would be for Thanksgiving. And since this entire trip is made up of unknown territory and destinations, we are often shooting in the dark.
Based on weather, distance, mood and some vague input from various sources, we aimed for the historic waterfront town of Southport, North Carolina. It would be a short ride, just 22 miles, so we had a leisurely start after walking to Harris Teeter in the drizzle to try to fill in some blanks in our Thanksgiving Day supplies. It was quiet on the river when we left Wrightsville Beach at 10-ish in the cold rain with a brisk westerly wind.
Not far out we passed our buddies aboard Vector and had a nice chat with them while cruising along. They have injector issues that are hindering their plans, so we are not alone in managing equipment breakdown challenges.
Soon the tedious pass-and-be-passed slow-pass dance began with other ICW transients like ourselves. Piloting required focus. Although it wasn't great weather and it was a weekday, there were a fair number of small fishing boats scampering around in the rain. There were several inlets that threatened shoaling. All this meant there was a lot of speed management going on, which is frustrating and stressful. People are people and everyone has different expectations and tolerances. This presents challenges in tight quarters. We are learning to manage.
The route had two significant changes in scenery to break the ICW-Ditch-tedium. First: Snow's Cut is a potentially challenging little stretch of narrow channel, rocky outcrops and strong current. We proceeded with caution. We knew a tug with a large dredge barge and multiple tow components had gone through shortly before us, so we constantly reminded ourselves that if he could do it, surely we could too. And we did.
Once through the cut we were in the broad, fiesty Cape Fear River that leads from the Atlantic Ocean up to Wilmington, North Carolina. It has a large, heavily used shipping channel, tanker ports, and open fetch. It was a relief to be able to run our own speed and not worry about a myriad of small boats and docks and people. It was still drizzling. Then raining. The westerly breeze was smart, the skies were threatening and the brown river surface was kicked up. We passed close by our barge and tug, then had the place to ourselves as we made the final approach to Southport with Bald Head Island and Atlantic ocean off to the south.
We re-entered the ICW and immediately turned into the Southport Marina/Zimmerman Marine basin. The dock staff greeted us, friendly in spite of having to stand around in the rain to show us into our slip. It is an excellent facility with easy access, good infrastructure, attractive shore space for the dogs, and easy access to the town. It was still early afternoon so we had plenty of time to poke around.
Once we were settled in, the rain moved out and left us with a gray, damp and chilly afternoon to explore. We hitched up the pups and went to see what Southport was all about. After our disappointment with Swansboro a few days before, we kept our expectations low. Happily, Southport was a much more cheerful spot.
The Southport area was originally explored in the 1500s by Spanish explorers. In the 1700s British settlements in the area suffered from attacks by pirates and privateers. In 1744, the same year France declared war against Britain in what became known as King George's War, a fort was proposed near the mouth of the Cape Fear River to defend against the attacks. Finally, in 1748, construction began on Fort Johnston.
Southport was originally named Smithville in 1792 and grew as a fishing village and support community for the military activity at Fort Johnston. In an effort to promote the town as a shipping port, the name was changed to Southport in 1887.
Southport is a nice walking town. It is small, but there are a variety of streets, streetscapes and views that are pleasant. On the waterfront there is a nice park (currently under reconstruction, thanks to Hurricane Florence), a community center with a broad terrace overlooking the river, a playground and tennis courts, the North Carolina Maritime Museum and Fort Johnston.
Most of the streets are broad and lined with mature trees providing shade and texture. Historic cottages, many well maintained and restored, provide the cultural base of the community and are charming to look at.
The main drag, Howe Street, runs inland from the Waterfront Park at the Cape Fear River entrance to the ICW. Shops of all sorts are plentiful, and most were decked out for the holidays. I'm still having trouble processing the fact that it is holiday season, but apparently it is in full swing.
The harbor is lined with several casual seafood restaurants and a great little fish market. Much of the wharf structure was damaged by Hurricane Florence, and the town transient docks are closed, awaiting permits and reconstruction. Development along the harbor is apparently stymied by routine flooding, which we experienced the morning we left when astronomical tides and strong winds drove water levels up a couple of feet above normal, flooding the small structures along the edge as well as the parking area.
We had fun wandering the neighborhoods and scouting out particularly interesting businesses. The little Side Street Bakery smelled like heaven. We can highly recommend the pumpkin rolls. The Wine Rack proved enticing so I had to get some Dark Chocolate for Red Wine. And the highlight was The Marketplace on Howe, which offered some great fresh shrimp right off the boat, Hippie-Chick Granola from nearby Oak Island (Yum!), a selection of veggies, an extensive collection of antiques and collectibles, and most of all, a colorful proprietor who is a true original.
On the way back to the boat we dropped in at one of the First National Bank to replenish our cash supply. The ladies had a near meltdown at the sight of Pepper and Mattie. The cookie box was retrieved from behind the counter and we all had a party.
It was about then that we decided that Southport would be a fine place to spend Thanksgiving. We checked with the marina dock office to make sure we could stay, and sealed the deal. Our first Thanksgiving aboard Esmeralde would be in historic Southport, North Carolina.
It was time for me to start cooking.


We have hand picked some of the best Yogyakarta adventure vacations for you. Jomblang one day tours with Pindul cave tubing, You can't wait to an adrenaline rush. must be here…!
Jomblang Cave is one of many caves that describe how guests feel after experiencing vertical caving – Jomblang one day tours is one of most popular excursions in Yogyakarta, Indonesia. Turning on the Eastern Yogyakarta, the drive through hills and forest brings you to the entrance of Wonosari district, Gunungkidul. Jomblang one day tours will combine trip with inner tube and headlamps in hand of caving guide, which passes through part of the underground river inside the cave of Pindul; and Along the tubing activity, caving tour guide will point out various stalactites on the ceiling caves, exotic trips and explain a nature on the part of Yogyakarta.


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Archomentals
Inhabitants of the Elemental Plane of Water
Inhabitants of neutral evil alignment
Olhydra
Various depictions of Olhydra.
Princess of Evil Water Creatures[1]
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Olhydra, the Princess of Evil Water, was a powerful archomental from the Elemental Plane of Water.[1][2]
In her natural state, she appeared as a huge cresting wave with two eyes like large pearls[2] or as a shapeless watery mass about 20 ft (6.1 m) in diameter.[1]
Olhydra delighted in creating dangerous and destructive manifestations of water. She was eager to smash any vessel in her realm and destroy any city and town within her reach.[citation needed] She could surge forth tirelessly and relentlessly, but was patient enough to know when to draw back and when to attack, eroding her opponent.[2]
Of all the Princes of Elemental Evil, she was the most interested in mortals. She recognized pirates and seafaring raiders as her agents, whether they knew it or not, because they reddened the water with blood and occasionally dropped treasure into her clutches. She sometimes spared the worst of them, knowing they would deliver others to her.[citation needed]
She sought to turn the world into an endless, nightmarish ocean.[citation needed] Olhydra was also affiliated with the Cult of the Crushing Wave.[7]
Neither Olhydra nor her followers were fond of Imix and his followers.[1] Yet both recognized the Elder Elemental Eye as their father.[citation needed]
In the Year of the Gauntlet, 1369 DR, Olhydra made an appearance within the mountain enclave of the blue dragon Abazigal, in Calimshan.[8]
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↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 Don Turnbull (1981). Fiend Folio. (TSR Hobbies), pp. 32–33. ISBN 0-9356-9621-0.
↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 Wizards of the Coast (April 2015). Villains: Cult of the Crushing Wave (HTML). Wizards of the Coast. Retrieved on 2015-04-26.
↑ Monte Cook, ed. (1998). Monstrous Compendium Planescape Appendix III. Edited by Michele Carter and Ray Vallese. (TSR, Inc.), pp. 16–17. ISBN 0-7869-0751-7.
↑ Eric Jansing and Kevin Baase (September 2006). "Princes of Elemental Evil - The Archomentals". In Erik Mona ed. Dragon #347 (Paizo Publishing, LLC), p. 37.
↑ Michael E. Shea (February 2012). "Lords of Chaos: Olhydra and Yan-C-Bin". In Steve Winter ed. Dungeon #199 (Wizards of the Coast), pp. 44–52.
↑ Richard Baker, et al. (April 2015). Princes of the Apocalypse. Edited by Michele Carter, Stacy Janssen. (Wizards of the Coast), p. 219. ISBN 978-0-7869-6578-6.
↑ BioWare (June 2001). Designed by Kevin Martens. Baldur's Gate II: Throne of Bhaal. Black Isle Studios.
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Evidence-Based Health: Necessary But Not Sufficient

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Suggested citation for this article: Herman E,   	Garbe P. Evidence-based health: necessary but not sufficient [letter]. Prev Chronic Dis 2012;9:110304. DOI:  http://dx.doi.org/10.5888/pcd9.110304.

To the Editor:

As public health practitioners from the National Asthma Control Program (NACP)
of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, we read the essay "From
Evidence-Based Medicine to Evidence-Based Health: the Example of Asthma" (1)
with great interest. We agree with the authors' hypothesis that evidence-based
clinical medicine must be supplemented by asthma self-management support "that
extends beyond the clinic" and "by interventions that change elements of the
environment in which patients live." As the authors note, this concept is not
new. Indeed, it underlies the Expert Panel Report 3: Guidelines for the
Diagnosis and Management of Asthma (2).

A recent article (3) describes remarkable progress not only in understanding
the pathophysiology of asthma and in producing new medications for its control
but also in a public health response "to support patient- and community-level
interventions and to assess the effect of the environment on asthma." The NACP
has greatly expanded population-level asthma surveillance of asthma prevalence,
illness, and death (4). The NACP also supports 34 states, Washington, DC,
and Puerto Rico "to build and sustain programs that translate evidence-based
practice into interventions." Furthermore, the Task Force on Community
Preventive Services recently conducted and published a systematic review of the
effectiveness of home-based, multi-trigger, multicomponent interventions in
improving asthma control (5). The NACP is working through state asthma programs
to implement those interventions.

Much work remains to be done to achieve evidence-based health (as defined by
Moskowitz and Bodenheimer), particularly among racial/ethnic minorities, who
have a disparately high prevalence of and morbidity from asthma. The authors
note 3 necessary actions: linking clinical teams with community resources to
address asthma triggers in housing, advocating for better housing and cleaner
air, and convincing insurers to reimburse for essential educational and
community health services. We suggest that these actions, although necessary,
are not sufficient to decrease the burden of asthma at a population level.

Although sufficient evidence exists to direct the clinical management of
asthma, there is an urgent need to expand the evidence for cost-effective ways
to implement medical and behavioral interventions on a large scale and among
diverse settings and communities. Moskowitz and Bodenheimer cite reports of
successful asthma interventions in several communities. These interventions,
although key demonstration projects, are the equivalent of clinical case
studies. Just as experts would not base clinical guidelines on case studies,
program planners and policy makers should not base decisions about community health
interventions on a few demonstration projects.

No national system exists to direct program implementation questions back to
an organized research effort and address them systematically. Both the research
to determine the most cost-effective strategies for ensuring that evidence-based
treatments reach the populations most in need and the programs charged with
implementing those strategies are grossly underfunded. As Steven Woolf argues
(6), the vastly disproportionate funding of research to develop new treatments
and procedures over research to deliver existing ones more effectively and
equitably does not advance the public's health; indeed "the current policy of
spending [only] 1.5% of research dollars on health services research is probably
costing lives."

Thus, we agree with Moskowitz and Bodenheimer that implementing evidence-based
health "is essential to reduce the burden of asthma and other chronic diseases
and to help control the associated costs to society." We add, however, that
implementation is not a matter of "just doing it." Implementation is a science
that requires a systematic cycle of hypothesis formation, testing, analysis,
feedback, and dissemination. It should be valued and funded at a level that
reflects its potential for improving the public's health.

Elizabeth Herman, MD, MPH

Paul Garbe, DVM, MPH

Air Pollution and Respiratory Health Branch

National Center for Environmental Health

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

Atlanta, Georgia

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	asthma — summary report 2007. J Allergy Clin Immunol 2007;120(5 Suppl):S94-138.

Szefler SJ.
	Advancing asthma care: the glass is only half full! J Allergy Clin Immunol 2011;128(3):485-94.

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	2011;12(32):1-14.

Crocker DD, Kinyota S, Dumitru GG, Ligon CB, Herman EJ, Ferdinands JM, et
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Woolf SH.
	The meaning of translational research and why it matters. JAMA
	2008;299(2):211-3.

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ST PETERS—A 2 year-old boy became a victim on Sunday during a group fight on Passion Fruit Road after 10:00am. A white Picanto knocked down two adults and a child during the scuffle.
The adults were injured and transported to the St. Maarten Medical Center emergency room while the child died instantly on the street. Police Spokesman Chief Inspector Ricardo Henson said it is still unclear what took place during the fight.
"A group of persons were fighting and the child was on the street at the time of the incident and a vehicle knocked down three persons during the fight. The driver left the scene after it happened and soon after surrendered to police officers near his home," said Henson.
Police detectives interviewed a number of witnesses and hope to get enough information to find out exactly what took place. Additional information will be released once it becomes available, according to police.
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This week in comic book collected editions – March 8, 2017
March 5, 2017 by krisis
For a number of arcane reasons, it's hard to say, "These are the new comic collections out this week!"
Out where? Mass market booksellers like shops and Amazon get comic collections at a different time than comic stores do, and that lag differs from publisher to publisher.
What's out? Not every publisher is as big or as consistent as DC and Marvel. The release list shifts day-to-day in the final week before they hit the shelves, so that you have to check the Preview Mag website on a Saturday to see what definitely hit the trucks.
Ah, but here's the important question: Why care?
First, because single issue AKA "floppy" comics are a pain to keep up with and to keep. It's way easier and more satisfying to buy complete stories.
But, more importantly – some of these comics are really good stories.
Valiant Entertainment – No books this week!
What are the must-read books this week?
DC's Rebirth initiative has generated a lot of hype for major heroes like Wonder Woman and Superman, but some of the below-the-fold titles are generating the most buzz amongst fans.
One of those has been Deathstroke, by beloved author Christopher Priest – who was also responsible for the definitive run on Black Panther. Deathstroke Vol. 1: The Professional is the first volume of his reboot and from what I've heard it's great. If you've never read Deathstroke before, he's the totally serious and merciless assassin that Deadpool has parodied to much greater success.
And now, onto the full list of books!
DC Collected Editions for March 8, 2017
DC Collected Editions hit the mass market one week after the direct market, so these books are available from Amazon on March 14. See Crushing Comics – Guide to Collecting DC Comics for more on DC's collected editions.
Astro City Vol. 13 Honor Guard Paperback – Collects issues #13, 22, 25, 27-28, and 31 of Kurt Busiek's long-running Astro City, now at Vertigo. Available in hardcover.
Astro City Vol. 14: Reflections Hardcover – Collects issues #26, 29-30 and #32-34 (so, you see, there is a plan for these scattered collections!).
Deathstroke Vol. 1: The Professional – Collects Deathstroke (2016) #1-5 and Rebirth. While I've yet to read further than stellar Rebirth issue into this run, this Christopher Priest series has been the sleeper hit of Rebirth for almost everyone I know reading the line.
Superman Vol. 2: Return to Glory paperback – Volume 2 is really a misnomer here – this is the eighth and final book collecting Superman's 2011 New 52 series, but the second volume written by Gene Luen Yang (who would go on to write New Super-Man in Rebirth). It includes Superman (2011) #45-52 and Annual 3 and is available in hardcover. Issue #51 continues to Batman/Superman #31, which is clearly not collected here as part of The Final Days of Superman (hardcover / paperback).
Wacky Raceland – Collects Wacky Raceland (2016) #1-6. This was one of the less-noticed of DC's Hannah Barbera re-imaginings, the pinnacle of which is widely acknowledged to be a grown-up, modern take on the Flintstones (yes, those Flintstones).
Dark Horse Collected Editions for March 8, 2017
Just a pair of collections from Dark Horse this week. Dark Horse collected editions generally hit the mass market two weeks after the direct market.
Dark Horse Comics/DC Comics: Justice League Volume 2 – Collects the inter-company crossovers JLA/Predator (2001) #1, Batman/Tarzan (1999) #1-4, Green Lantern/Aliens (2000) #1-4, and Spyboy/Young Justice (2002) #1-3. Volume 1 was out in November.
Manara Library Volume 1: Indian Summer and Other Stories paperback – Collects Milo Manara stories Indian Summer and The Paper Man.
IDW Collected Editions for March 8, 2017
IDW collected editions generally hit the mass market two weeks after the direct market. A significant amount of IDW books are direct market-only, especially their high-end hardcovers.
30 Days Night 15th Anniversary 30 paperback (Direct Market) – As a DM book this isn't available on Amazon, but you can pick up a mass market paperback version of the comic that inspired the film.
Revolution Heroes – Collects the Revolution crossover one-shots from M.A.S.K., Micronauts, Rom, G.I. JOE, and Action Man!
Revolution: Transformers – Collects The Transformers, More Than Meets The Eye, and Till All Are One Revolution One-Shots plus the 2015 Holiday Special. They're more than meets the eye but your eyes are not deceiving you – you saw this book on my release list two weeks ago! It just goes to show just how mutable comic collection releases are compared to books and music.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 100 Project paperback – This, too, is from two weeks ago! Appears to be a Direct Market only book. The "100 Project" format sees 100 different artists contribute a unique cover for a specific issue, which are then collected to benefit The Hero Initiative.
Angry Birds Comics Volume 6: Wing It
Image Collected Editions for March 8, 2017
Image Comics collected editions hit the mass market one week after the direct market.
Cannibal Volume 1 – Collects Cannibal #1-4 by Brian Buccelato, Jennifer Young, and Matias Bergara. I haven't heard much buzz on this, but former colorist Buccellato is generally well-liked as an author on his DC work.
The Walking Dead Volume 27: The Whisperer War – Is listed for release this week on Amazon despite never appearing in Previews. Apparently I don't understand the special magic of Walking Dead (likely the top-selling graphic novel series in existence at the moment) quite yet. It collects The Walking Dead #157-162 by by Robert Kirkman and Charlie Adlard.
Marvel Collected Editions for March 8, 2017
Marvel Comics collected editions hit the mass market two weeks after the direct market, so these books are available from Amazon on March 21. See Crushing Comics – Guide to Collecting Marvel Comics for more on Marvel's collected editions.
Avengers & X-Men: Axis – Collects the nine-issue Uncanny Avengers event. See Marvel Events Guide for more info!
This is not amongst my favorite of Marvel's recent events, but the reason why explains why you might like it. You see, Axis is the final chapter of Rick Remender's 2010 Uncanny Avengers volume. It could have easily just been regularly numbered issues of that series (which ended as the event began), but Marvel saw the opportunity for wider tie-ins and changes in status quo.
That's how events are born!
Yet, as a standalone event this is on the weak side – it sort of flies by in a bit of a muddle. It's not essential for any characters aside from Iron Man, Sabretooth, and Doctor Doom in the immediately following continuity.
Cloak and Dagger: Lost and Found – Collects Cloak And Dagger (1985) #1-11 and material from Strange Tales (1987) #1-2. See Guide to Cloak & Dagger for more info!
This is the second consecutive Cloak and Dagger classics collection (which could easily be retitled as an "Epic" if Marvel intends to finish out the line), still all written by their creator Bill Mantlo. It gathers their first ongoing series in its entirety and the first two issues of the Strange Tales series they split with Doctor Strange.
Marvel Masterworks: Daredevil Vol. 11 – Collects Daredevil (1964) #108-119 and Marvel Two-in-One (1974) #3. See Guide to Daredevil for more info.
With this volume we're into the denouement of Daredevil's first classic era, which started with Black Widow's co-starring turn at #81. She's still appearing in the title, and Gerber is a year into his scripting duties here (plus a handful of issues drawn by Gene Colan).
This run is considerably less notable than the one before it, which includes an improbably cosmic encounter and appearance from Thanos. Issues #108-112 are the only ones to have been reprinted previously in color, in Women of Marvel Omnibus, as they co-star both Widow and Shanna The She-Devil.
Max Ride: Final Flight – Collects #1-5, the final issues of James Patterson's winged heroine!
I've never seen much buzz love for this comic edition of Pattern's Maximum Ride novels – fandom definitely prefers the manga editions.
New Mutants Epic Collection: Renewal (Epic Vol. 1) – Collects Marvel Graphic Novel 4 (the New Mutants' debut!), New Mutants (1983) #1-12, Uncanny X-Men (1981) #167, Marvel Team-Up Annual 6, Magik (1983) #1-4, and material from Marvel Team-Up (1972) #100 (Karma's debut). See Guide to New Mutants & Young X-Men for more info.
Marvel's Epic collections are hefty paperbacks of solid quality and matte paper that collect indisputably chronological runs of key series with plenty of extras and tie-ins baked in.
Fans were a little surprised by this edition, since there is massive demand for an omnibus of this material! On the other hand, the not-that-old Classic collections of the material are seriously out of print and going for absurd prices, and there is New Mutants movie buzz building now that a cast has been announced.
Epic Collections don't necessarily preclude omnibuses to follow, as we've recently seen from Spider-Man. Plus, the great thing about these 12-20 issue Epic collections is that they quickly rampage through a short series like New Mutants – and, since they can be released out of order, they can easily plug existing reprint gaps (of which New Mutants have just one – #74-86).
For more on the material, read my monstrous write-up on the would-be omnibus.
Power Man and Iron Fist Vol. 2: Civil War II – Collects #6-9 & Sweet Christmas Annual 1. See Guides to Iron Fist and Luke Cage
The only collection of new Marvel Universe material for the week, and its just in time for Iron Fist's debut on Netflix. There is a rising level of fan fervor for author David Walker in no small part due to this series, the first to pair Cage and Rand exclusively for several years.
Walker and artist Sanford Greene are both black creators, which marks a landmark for a Luke Cage starring series! Despite a slightly dismissive treatment of Jessica Jones, if you enjoy Luke Cage's show but want something a little lighter thematically this series a great choice for you – but you should start with Volume 1!
Marvel Spider-Man 1,000 Dot to Dot Book
Okay, this is seriously cool. It's "connect the dots" on steroids, with each picture comprised of hundreds of dots which, when connected in the correct order, reveal a Spider-Man hero or villain! Graphic designer Thomas Pavitte's clever work has been praised and past volumes have been a hit. This is a great gift for a slightly more sophisticated comic-reading kid who's not quite ready to illustrate her own books yet.
Star Wars Legends Epic Collection: The Old Republic Vol. 2 – Collects Star Wars: Knights Of The Old Republic #19-37 and Star Wars: Knights Of The Old Republic Handbook. Continues from the 2015 Volume 1 of this far-past Star Wars stories series.
Valiant Collected Editions for March 8, 2017
Nothing from Valiant this week! Valiant Entertainment collected editions generally hit the mass market two weeks after the direct market. See Guide to Valiant Comics for more information about Valiant Entertainment collected editions.
Selected Collected Editions from other publishers for March 8, 2017
Adventure Time Vol. 11 (Boom! Studios) – Collects #50-54 of the ongoing series from writer Christopher Hastings (Gwenpool) and artist Ian McGinty.
California Dreamin': Cass Elliot Before The Mamas & The Papas OGN Hardcover (:01 First Second) – You probably know Cass Elliot better as "Mama Cass," the driving voice of The Mamas & The Papas.This original graphic novel by Pénélope Bagieu was originally out in the original French in 2015; this is its first English language printing. I've come to really appreciate the quality of First Second books lately, both in content and build, but this pen-sketched B&W work might not be the best introductory volume for you.
(Edited to add: Here's a cool write-up on Bagieu for International Women's Day.)
Die Kitty Die Hardcover (Chapterhouse Comics) – This witty indie series stars a witch who stars in a comic in which she'll be killed but it turns out her publisher might also be trying to kill her in real life. The concept paired with the cartoonish pin-up art (think DC Bombshells) makes it look like a delight. Note that Amazon lists this as a TPB, but you can buy it directly from Chapterhouse in their Third Party Seller section.
Disciples (Black Mask / Caliber) – Collects Disciples (2016 #1-4. Bucking the typical direct-market-first trend, Amazon had this for sale in late 2016! This magical title's B&W interiors have a 90s indie comics vibe to them, if you did that sort of thing.
Giant Days Vol. 4 (Boom! Studios) – Collects Giant Days #13-16 of this Eisner-nominated snapshot of university life by longtime webcomic creator John Allison (who I've been reading for 20 years now) and illustrator Max Sarin. I have a lot of friends buzzing over this book and I have tons of goodwill for Allison from his Bobbins days. I really need to pick up Volume 1!
The Looking Glass Wars: CrossFire [Vol. 6] (Automatic Pictures)
Nightlights OGN Hardcover (NoBrow Press) – This beautiful young readers graphic novel from Lorena Alvarez has absolutely beautiful illustrations that are a bit reminiscent of Lumberjanes. Definitely use the "Look Inside" feature on Amazon to check it out! I think I'll be buying it to read with the little one.
Rochelle Teen Cockroach (Antarctic Press)
Sanctum OGN paperback (Humanoids) – A paperback edition of the by Xavier Dorison and Christophe Bec graphic novel, previously in hardcover.
Secret Coders, Vol. 3: Secrets & Sequences OGN (hardcover / paperback) (:01 First Second) – An younger readers book from Gene Luen Yang, author of American Born Chinese, New Super-Man, and the Superman collection listed above! It's about a coding academy whose mysterious founder left a series of mysteries for its students (and robots) to unravel. Yang's humor tends to trend just old enough that a pre-teen/tween crowd would delight in it, so while it trends too old for my post-toddle this could be a good pick for the would-be little coders in your life. Start with Volume 1 (hardcover / paperback)
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The electronic logging device (ELD) mandate recently went into effect and is having an immediate impact on the trucking market.
In 2015 the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) declared standards for ELDs. An ELD is hardware that connects directly to the truck's engine and logs H.O.S. – hours of service – automatically. So unlike with a handwritten logbook, there is no way to "fudge" those hours. The goal of course is to prevent accidents caused by exhausted drivers. However, there are many excellent drivers who complain that the ELDs are arbitrary and unfairly impact their bottom line. Fleets expect to drive on average 15% fewer hours, which is a huge cost to the industry, and carriers are already passing these costs along to shippers.
In the spot market we see it immediately. For example, we have aCT to MA truck that in December moved for $1300. As of January 1st, drivers are demanding $2600. In another example, Buffalo NY to Hartford CT used to be $1400. Now the carriers want $2400 to $3000-it is crazy!
While some lane prices have risen by 50%, it remains to be seen if the increase is sustainable. But worse than that, there is a shortage of carriers even willing to do the short haul because their drivers want to drive the maximum number of miles possible when they are being paid by the mile.
The impact on the freight markets is already profound and inflationary as drivers and equipment are immediately less productive. There will be an increased demand for LTL-volume common carrier movements and truck/rail movements, and even some push into expedited by cargo van and air shipments as shippers get caught with no other viable options at times.
Another long-term effect will be to make driverless trucks even more economically preferable. There are startups – such as ShipChain – that have declared their intention to have a Track & Trace Platform that integrates with the new ELDs by the first quarter of 2018. Perdue Farms is partnering up with ShipChain to test their system and the whole idea is to manage it with a blockchain network. You can read more about their vision here https://www.shipchain.io.
ELDs will help enable the master re-organization of the supply chain that technologists imagine. In the here and now, shippers should expect to accommodate the fewer number of drivers available to them. We recommend to choose FTL trucking companies and booking trucks well ahead of time because there is a much smaller cushion of carrier capacity available for the first quarter of 2018 than there was in 2017.