Augusta - Augusta National Golf Club is still basking in the glow of its first Women's Amateur, but don't expect a women's Masters featuring the world's top female pros at the fabled Georgia club.
"Our focus throughout our history has been on, as far as our efforts to promote the game outside of the Masters have always been, on amateur golf," Augusta National chairperson Fred Ridley said on the eve of the Masters on Wednesday.
"I think what we would like to do, and hopefully will achieve, is doing things that will benefit professional golf, benefit professional women's golf, and all of golf. But by promoting women amateurs, the future stars of the Ladies Professional Golf Association, we'd like to think that that is something that's going to benefit them, as well, and I think that the LPGA would agree.
"So that's the track we are going to continue to take."
American Jennifer Kupcho won the inaugural title, firing three birdies and an eagle in the last six holes for a four-shot victory over Mexico's Maria Fassi.
Tiger Woods, a four-time winner of the Masters, was impressed by the quality of golf on view in the final round.
"They only got one practice round in, so for them to learn a golf course like this, in one day, and go out there and perform like they did, it was incredible," he said. "It was incredible to see, and I think that it adds to the allure of Augusta National and the Masters tournament, and I think what they have done for women's golf is a huge step in the right direction."
Ridley said he hadn't anticipated the "emotional response" to the event, from players, their families and Augusta National club membership and staff.
"I think it made us a better organisation," he said, although he refused to be drawn on whether the club erred in refusing to admit women members for so long.
"No matter what the issue is, you know, we can always look back and say we could do better. No question," he said.
"But what I think is most productive is to look at where we are today, realize that throughout the history of this club, we have promoted the game, and we have now identified a really important segment, the fastest growing segment of the game, that we can help make a difference."


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EMC Shares Fall on Weak Outlook; Job Cuts Planned
The company plans to take a $120 million charge for a restructuring that will include job cuts.
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Shares of enterprise storage and IT company EMC are falling this morning after the company reported earnings that beat the expectations of analysts but that included a weaker outlook than had been expected. The company also said it will cut jobs this year.
EMC shares fell by 35 cents, or more than 1.3 percent, to $25.03 a share in morning trading.
The company reported fourth-quarter earnings per share of 60 cents, slightly higher than the 59 cents analysts had forecast. Sales were $6.7 billion, also slightly higher than the consensus forecast of $6.63 billion.
For the year ahead, the company said it expects to earn about $1.95 a share on sales of about $24.5 billion. That's well below the consensus view of analysts, who had forecast a $2.04 per-share profit on sales of $25 billion.
Rob Cihra, an analyst with Evercore Partners, said in a note to clients following the announcement that the outlook doesn't include any benefit from VMware's acquisition of AirWatch last week, which he said is likely to add $75 million to 2014 revenue but may trim earnings per share by another five cents to $1.90. EMC owns a controlling stake in VMware. "We had already expected enterprise IT spend to only slowly improve, public cloud infrastructure building to weigh on growth and for EMC's gross margin expansion to slow, but EMC's updated guide appears to be even more conservative on all factors," he said.
EMC also said in a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission that it plans to take a charge of about $120 million for the costs of a restructuring plan that will include job cuts. The plan should be completed by the end of 2014. It would be the second round of job cuts at EMC since it said it would cut about 1,000 jobs in May.

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Exumer — немецкая трэш-метал-группа, образованная в Висбадене в 1985 году вокалистом и басистом Мемом В. Штейном и гитаристом Рэем Меншем. Группа распалась в 1991 году после выпуска двух демо и двух студийных альбомов. Exumer отыграли разовый концерт на Wacken Open Air в 2001 году, а в 2008 году В. Штейн и Менш возродили коллектив.

История
Мем В. Штейн и Рэй Менш познакомились на концерте Slayer во Франкфурте, вскоре после чего решили основать собственную трэш-метал-команду, вдохновляясь такими группами, как Venom, Exodus и Slayer. Их первый альбом Possessed by Fire был музыкально выдержан в том же ключе, что и Into the Dark Past их тогдашних коллег по лейблу Angel Dust. К моменту записи второго альбома Rising from the Sea В. Штейн покинул коллектив, и на вокале его заменил Пол Аракаки. Из-за его вокала, напоминающего голос Тома Арайи, альбом часто сравнивали со Slayer. По сравнению с дебютом, второй альбом получил более прохладный приём у критиков и вскоре после его выхода группа распалась.

Музыканты собрались вновь только в 2001 году ради единственного выступления на фестивале на Wacken Open Air. В 2009 году Exumer выпустили демо с одним треком под названием Waking the Fire. В 2011 году группа заключила сделку с лейблом Metal Blade Records и в апреле 2012 года выпустила на нём свой третий альбом Fire & Damnation, а четыре года спустя — четвертый альбом The Raging Tides. Их пятый альбом Hostile Defiance был выпущен 5 апреля 2019 года.

Состав

Текущий состав
 Мем В. Штейн — вокал , бас-гитара
 Рэй Менш — гитара
 T. Schiavo — бас-гитара
 Маттиас Касснер — ударные
 Marc B — гитара

Бывшие участники
 Берни Зидлер — гитара
 Сайк Борнетто — ударные
 Пол Аракаки — вокал, бас-гитара , гитара
 Джон Кэдден — вокал
 Франц Прис — бас-гитара
 Бернд Крамер — ударные
 J.P. Rapp — ударные
 H.K. — гитара
 L.O.P. — ударные

Дискография
Студийные альбомы
 Possessed by Fire (1986)
 Rising from the Sea (1987)
 Fire & Damnation (2012)
 The Raging Tides (2016)
 Hostile Defiance (2019)

Демо
 A Mortal in Black (1985)
 Whips & Chains (1989)
 Waking the Fire (2009)

Сборники
 Possessed by Fire/Rising from the Sea (1998)
 Fire Before Possession - The Lost Tapes (2015)
 Decades of Fire (2021, бокс-сет)

Примечания

Музыкальные коллективы, появившиеся в 1985 году
Трэш-метал-группы Германии
Исполнители Metal Blade Records
Музыкальные коллективы, распавшиеся в 1991 году

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Few sandwiches absolutely require delivery on white bread. Meatloaf is one of them. Bologna is another. The simplicity of the ingredients that go on this bread must remain unchallenged.
Use the variation you like best, but our easy, classic all-beef meatloaf makes one hell of a sandwich. Thick slices are standard, only because…well, if you've never tried to thinly slice a meatloaf I won't ruin the surprise for you.
Thick slices of sharp cheddar from the deli counter go on top. You could substitute American, but it might end up looking more like a patty melt and your subconsciously unsated craving for a meatloaf sandwich can and will haunt my dreams. Sorry, your dreams.
I'm so glad the unspoken rule about only using good old-fashioned Heinz ketchup is no longer unspoken. It seems to me like a whole bunch of stalwart homesteaders decided to see whose artisan ketchup could sell for more per custom-labeled jar. Then, in a face-numbing twist of fate, everyone's sucked and nobody's stuck-up kid would dip so much as a sweet potato fry. Slather your sandwich with this bright red, glorious symbol of what Big Ag has done for us lately, and feel no shame.
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The cryptic voices of narwhals have been recorded in the most detail yet
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Scientists have collected the most detailed recordings of narwhals to date, displaying a charming range of click, squeak, and buzz vocalisations that will help researchers understand these 'sea unicorns' like never before.
This information could help scientists predict how the East Greenland narwhals might be affected by an increase in human-made sounds in their waters, as climate change warms the ocean and opens the region to increased shipping.
"More ice-free water means easier access for vessels and industrial operations, such as exploration for oil and gas," said marine scientist Susanna Blackwell.
"The inhospitable pack-ice environment that is narwhals' home for much of the year has for millennia kept them in relative isolation – even from biologists. Now new amazing tools allow us to take a multi-day, virtual ride on the back of a narwhal!"
By attaching recording devices to wild narwhals, biologists obtained over 533 hours of recordings.
Previous surveys of narwhal sounds has been very limited, made by recordings on underwater microphones, or recording devices attached to whales using suction cups, which typically fall off in less than 24 hours.
But between 2013 and 2016, researchers from Greeneridge Sciences tagged six narwhals with Acousonde devices, which record not just sound, but also depth and orientation. They also tagged the whales with satellite tags for location tracking.
These were attached to the narwhals with suction cups, with nylon lines threaded through the dorsal ridge to keep the device in place if the suction cup failed. The Acousonde was attached to this line with magnesium links, which degraded after a few days so that the device would harmlessly fall away, allowing a team to retrieve it later using GPS.
This extra time was important, they found: the narwhals seemed subdued by the tagging experience, on average abstaining from making clicking and buzzing sounds for 23 hours after being released.
But the suction cup and nylon line system allowed the team to record pods of narwhals for days at a time, observing their vocal behaviour not just as it varied throughout the day, but also according to location as well.
They were able to record a total of 1,635 calls, made by the tagged whales and others of their kin swimming nearby.
Based on this rich sound library, the team figured out that there are three types of vocalisations narwhals make: clicks, buzzes, and calls.
Clicks and buzzes were made during echolocation for feeding, and buzzing typically occurred at depths of between 350 and 650 metres (1,150 and 2,130 feet).
Calls, on the other hand, were possibly used for communication purposes, and occurred at much shallower depths of up to 100 metres (330 feet), with over half of them occurring at less than 7 metres (23 feet).
They even noticed that some sounds appeared to identify what was probably a feeding area preferred by the animals – a particular fjord that had higher rates of buzzing than other locations.
The work provides a basic description of the narwhals' acoustic behaviour, and adds to a growing body that provides insights into their behaviour. Other recent discoveries include the violent use to which the whales put their idiosyncratic tusk, and the unique way they use their echolocation.
It will also serve as an excellent point of comparison for ongoing studies, particularly to determine behavioural changes as human activity increases.
"We … believe the records presented here are the longest obtained to date on free-ranging odontocetes," the researchers wrote in their paper.
"Such multi-day records are vital for describing aspects of a species' life history, foraging ecology, and habitat utilisation, and therefore also for assessing the whales' resilience to changes in their environment, such as those that may be brought on by changes in climate."
The research has been published in the journal PLOS One, and you can listen to a selection of the recordings here.
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Clear the landing area! Big bird coming in!
You can't really appreciate the size of an American White Pelican until you see one up close. They are surprisingly large and that wingspan is just massive. Last week there was a big pod of these patrolling a local pond and while it was mid-afternoon with harsh light, I had to stop and take pictures. They put on a nice show including this one that came in for a landing right in from of me.


There are mysteriously thrilling stories from literature that have inspired excellent additions to the horror film genre. Bram Stoker's 1897 novel Dracula is one such story. It's the grandfather of the eternally pop-culture-relevant vampire fandom – American Horror Story: Hotel, Underworld, Only Lovers Left Alive, Interview with the Vampire (my personal favorite) and The Lost Boys, to name a few. While Stoker's Dracula has been adapted into a television miniseries and has inspired several television characters and episodes (including the short lived series, Dracula), the story really shines on the silver screen.
Probably the greatest of them all is Universal's 1931 silent film, Dracula, starring Bela Lugosi. The film's original release coincided with the shift from silent pictures to "talkies." With limited sound technology in existence, the film had no musical soundtrack and few sound effects. For its 1998 restoration of the film, Universal commissioned legendary composer Philip Glass to write a hypnotic new instrumental score, blowing the cobwebs off the horror classic and adding depth to the emotional layers of the drama.
Tomorrow night, LA Opera presents Dracula with a live performance of Glass's score, providing an eerie counterpart to the suspense of the creepy classic projected on the big screen. Philip Glass will share the stage along with the celebrated Kronos Quartet for the performances (running through October 31) at the gorgeously restored Theatre at Ace Hotel.
Nosferatu (1922) – The Count may have a different name in German director F.W. Murnau's silent film adaption (he's called Count Orlok), but he gets up to many of the same antics as Stoker's Dracula. Nosferatu is a hauntingly cinematic piece known as one of the great influences on the later film noir genre.


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ST. JOSEPH COUNTY -- Police late Thursday night arrested a man who was suspected of fleeing with his 10-year-old son.
After searching for Samuel Wade Scott for several hours Thursday night, police confirmed at around 11:30 p.m. that they apprehended Scott and that his son was OK.
According to court documents, Scott and his wife filed for divorce last week. She also asked him to pay child support.
The wife's attorney, Vince Campiti, told WSBT that Scott has been "considerably belligerent, keeping the kid with him in a bizarre fashion." Campiti said he advised the wife to obtain a protective order, which she obtained around 4 p.m. Thursday.
Campiti said the woman came home and showed Scott the protective order, then called police to get him out of the house, according to WSBT.
Scott then said, "I'm not leaving without [the 10-year-old]," Campiti siad.
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AirAsia, AirAsia X file judicial review against Mavcom
PETALING JAYA: AirAsia Bhd and AirAsia X Bhd have filed a judicial review challenging the Malaysian Aviation Commission (Mavcom) for declining to decide its disputes with Malaysia Airport (Sepang) Sdn Bhd (MASSB) pertaining to the passenger service charge (PSC) and poor level of service at KLIA2.
In a statement yesterday, AirAsia said the airlines had also made a claim of RM480mil against MASSB for damages incurred as a result of the poor level of service at KLIA2.
"The airlines maintain that the increased PSC is arbitrary, burdens the travelling public and is unjustified as the levels of service at KLIA2 are inferior to that of KLIA where passengers pay the same charges.
"The airlines have argued that in most countries where low-cost travel has mushroomed, resulting in multiplier effects through tourism spend to these countries, the charges for low-cost airports are significantly lower than that of airports which cater to full-service airlines."
"AirAsia and AirAsia X both dispute MASSB's claims and have applied to strike out the actions as they are filed in breach of sections 74 to 78 of the Malaysian Aviation Commission Act 2015 (MAVCOM Act)."
AirAsia said the low-cost airlines have tried to engage both MASSB and MAVCOM to resolve the disputes through the statutory dispute structure provided by the MAVCOM Act.
"However, MAVCOM has through two letters dated Feb 28, 2019 and March 18, 2019 refused to decide on the disputes on the basis that 'the interpretation and applicability of sections 74 and 75 of the Malaysian Aviation Commission Act 2015 [Act 711] are currently pending disposal by the Court.
"AirAsia and AirAsia X maintain that under the MAVCOM Act, MAVCOM has a statutory duty to commence to decide on the dispute once mediation between parties has failed, or is deemed to have failed. The refusal to decide on the disputes is therefore contrary to sections 74 to 78 of the MAVCOM Act."
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Storage Wars: How much space do Windows 8 default Apps use?
This week Microsoft confirmed that the Surface Pro would have just 23GB free space on the 64GB model and 83GB on the 128GB variant.
If you navigate to the Windows Apps folder, which contains the metro apps (Its hidden by default and you will need to add your user to the admin group to view its contents) it appears that by default Windows 8 seems to retain all versions of the application. This means that for each update, the previous version of the app is kept, for example I have four versions of Zune Music, three versions of the Music, it's not clear if they will ever get deleted or if the user has to do something to make that happen. Either way they all take up space unnecessarily and could easily be avoided when the app updates.
1.16GB is not exactly a lot of space, 5GB is taken up by recovery partition, the question is what else is taking up the remaining 34.84GB and more importantly, is there a way to remove it?


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I'm A Celeb chaos as plane with banner saying 'Danny Miller to win' flies over castle
I'm A Celeb production crew were sent into panic today as an unauthorised plane flew over the castle with a banner that read 'Danny Miller to win'.
The prank raised concern within the castle walls as crew rushed to make sure none of the celebrities had seen the sign flying over Gwrych Castle in Wales.
As part of the show, celebrities are supposed to remain none the wiser about who the public might want to win the show, not to mention the fact that the prank breached the show's strict security measures.
Thankfully, however, none of the campmates are thought to have seen the message.
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A source told The Sun: "Nobody has any idea who was behind the prank, but fortunately the campmates were inside the castle and didn't see it.
"It's part of the show that they're cut off from the outside world and don't have any idea who is popular with viewers – it was a close call."
Despite Danny's devoted Emmerdale fanbase, he's not currently the favourite to win the series, with recent odds by Betfair putting the odds of him winning at 13/1.
That's behind favourite David Ginola (9/4), as well as Simon Gregson (11/4), Frankie Bridge (7/2), Snoochie Shy (7/1) and Adam Woodyatt (8/1).
The reality series has had a difficult week after Storm Arwen meant three episodes of the show had to be cancelled across last Saturday, Sunday and Monday.
The show returned to the air on Tuesday with ITV recently confirmed it would not be making up the episodes it had to cancel due to the bad weather.
Wednesday night's episode saw Danny Miller and David Ginola get elected as camp leaders after a public vote, with Danny joking he had a 'man crush' on David as they took up their new roles.
Danny admitted to French hunk David: "This is a dream come true for me – you and me in the same bed. I could cry mate, honestly. I'm doing everything not to."
Speaking in the Telegraph, he confessed: "Sleeping next to the guy, I have 100% solidified my man crush on him."
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By Raquel on May 16, 2016
What's in the new Basketball Stars update?
Basketball Stars has reached almost 20 million downloads worldwide, and to celebrate we've got a new update coming to the game with loads of new stuff! WHAT'S NEW – We're adding female players! Sorry for the wait, but it's now possible to make your character a man or woman. – More […]
Agar.io Community Update: the new patch
A few days ago we released an update with some big changes to the web version of Agar.io. As you probably know, we've been working hard to remove bots from the game, and this new patch is our biggest step forward yet. Here's what's been changed: New anti-bot measures have been […]
By Raquel on April 29, 2016
Introducing Hockey Stars, our new ice hockey game!
It's time for us to reveal our next big sports game, HOCKEY STARS! We've been working hard to bring ice hockey to your mobile, and we're now getting ready to release it on iOS and Android. Hockey Stars sets up in a similar way to one of our other massive sports […]
Agar.io Community Update: addressing bots and lag
Hello, Agar.io fans! Sam from the community team here. I wanted to take some time to address some of the main bits of feedback we get from our players, particularly those who mainly play Agar.io on web: bots and lag. We know these are big issues for our players, and we […]
Basketball Stars Update: Lucky Balls, Dubai court and more
Basketball Stars is almost 1 month old, and we're about to release our first major update to the game. Millions of you play Basketball Stars every single day, and we've been listening to your feedback on our Facebook page, on Twitter, and in the App Store and Google Play reviews. […]
By Raquel on March 17, 2016
Basketball Stars is out now – free on iOS and Android!
We're pleased to announce that Miniclip's new online multiplayer basketball game Basketball Stars is out now on iOS and Android devices! Basketball Stars is a real-time multiplayer basketball game unlike anything else on the app store. Take on other players from around the world, across different game modes, to prove […]
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Boots, Borussia Dortmund and more in Soccer Stars
Our latest update to Soccer Stars is here, and it's a big one! We've got new features, a new team, and some revamped tournaments for you – download the latest version on your mobile now to get them. Let's start by taking a look at a brand-new feature: Soccer Boots. […]
Basketball Stars, a new game from Miniclip!
Miniclip are excited to announce BASKETBALL STARS, our next mobile game! Basketball Stars is real-time multiplayer basketball like you've never played it before. Take on other players from around the world, across different game modes, to prove you're the best. Tap and swipe to get past your opponent and make […]
New to 8 Ball Pool – Tier Rings!
Time for 8 Ball Pool's newest feature – Rings! These new prizes are a great way of showing off your abilities and accomplishments, for players of all levels and skill! What are Rings? Rings give players a way to show off the amount of wins they've amassed in each individual tier […]
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New Levels in 8 Ball Pool
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But when we stood in the bus, imagined the floorpan, thought about how much adventure gear, lounge space, and counter space we could have; and consulted the skoolie.net forums just to be sure; we knew this was the right choice.
The only drawback: When we arrived, it wouldn't start.
We diagnosed that the battery was dead, that it had been sitting for at least a week, and eventually - that the engine oil was BONE DRY. There was even some minor mechanic work that had to happen when a part fell to pieces in a technicians hand. Surprisingly, none of this gave me bad vibes. I just kept thinking: Whatever it takes.
At the end of a 6-hour day in the boiling hot sun, the bus SPRANG TO LIFE! The folks selling it to us adding 4 gallons of oil, topped off the coolant, and even put a tank of gas in it for the road.
Alhen & I are beyond grateful for Ross and his team at Florida Transportation Systems for getting us into our future home.
In case you were wondering, we paid $1,600 cash for our bus.
Next up: Insurance, tearing out the seats, and GUTTING the interior. Can we get it all done before we move to Tennessee on July 13? We're going to find out.
See the full skoolie gallery, which I will continue to update, here.
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Марија Кристина Тешинска () је била четврта ћерка и пето дете цара Франца I и Марије Терезије.

Рођена је 13. маја 1742, у Бечу, на дан рођења њене мајке, и то је био разлог због којег је Марија Терезија, њу највише волела. У кругу породице су је звали Маријом или Мими. Многа њена браћа и сестре су је мрзели, зато што је била врло талентована, дражесна и понашала се врло узвишено. Мајка јој је испунила све жеље. Дана 6. априла 1766, се удала за Алберта од Саксоније. Недуго након венчања, је родила једину ћерку Кристину, која је два дана након рођења умрла.

Марија Кристина Тешинска је умрла 24. јуна 1798, у Бечу.

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Спољашње везе

Рођени 1742.
Умрли 1798.
Династија Хабзбург-Лорен
Бечлије
Добитници Златне руже


This stamping plate is from the second Bundle Monster set, from 2011. It is backed with branded lining to stop it from being sharp. This is useful, without it it is easy to slice open your fingers and palms which I have been known to do accidentally in the past with other branded plates.
There are six images here on this plate, I actually hadn't noticed I had a zip stamped image so I need to put that to good use. All of the images stamped well, the middle bottom one looks a bit weird but that was because I had an issue with my XXL stamper and the stamp end falling out.
Peach; for this challenge I chose to use Miss Sporty - Orange Crush 326 which first made an appearance on the blog in September 2012, the flames are ELF's Cranberry which was from September 2010.


Heel, sit, down, place, stay, crate, load, out, and some tricks.
If you are looking for an amazing family member/ companion / protector then Hero is for you! He is trained on and off leash with obedience and protection. He is level headed and doesn't over react. He loves to be around children, play ball, fetch, and travels well. He loves dogs of all sizes. He has some mobility support training as well.


The industry is currently well occupied in implementing MLD4 – without, as yet, the benefit of the final version of the UK implementing legislation or regulatory guidance. It also knows that further compliance changes are on the near horizon, following Royal Assent for the Criminal Finances Act 2017, which is widely believed to be likely to come into force before the end of the year.
The elephant in the room is MLD5. From the initial (always unrealistic) pressure from Europe to amend MLD4 and bring it into force in January 2017, we are now at the stage where MLD4 is to be implemented in June as originally planned, and as originally adopted. At the time of writing, it seems inevitable that the implementation date will be before the Commission's list of high-risk jurisdictions is finalised, given that the European Parliament has just rejected the Commission's amended list. We also await finalised guidance from the ESAs, and there has been no indication of when this will be available. The UK implementing measures and guidance may need further change, depending on the finalised text of these.
What will MLD 5 do?
Requiring Member States to set up registers that would enable regulators and enforcement agencies to identify the beneficial owners of bank and payment accounts.
As the amendments suggested are urgent, they should be required to be transposed within 12 months of adoption of the changes, with access to registry information within 18 months and interconnection of EU registers within 24 months.
New definitions for "virtual currencies" and "custodian wallet providers"
Clarifying which Member State is responsible for supervising the AML compliance of groups that operate in a number of EU jurisdictions.
The proposal still requires an implementation date of 26 June 2017, which is clearly not going to happen.
It has gone quiet on the EP front since March, when a report from the Committees of Economic and Monetary Affairs and the Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs was published. The next stage is for the report to be adopted by the EP in plenary session, but there is no indication of when this might happen.
Requiring the Commission to put in place experts to audit compliance of Member States.
The UK government, some time ago, expressed its concerns about some of these proposals, particularly on making public information on trust ownership where the trusts are private arrangements. It would limit the register to administered trusts. It was also concerned that the 10% threshold for some companies could cause confusion in complex corporate structures, with different limits applying to different entities within the group.
It is unclear what compromise will now be reached, although the Maltese Presidency of the EU was keen to try to reach agreement by the end of its term (so, by the end of June 2017). The challenges will surround both getting the wording right on issues which everyone agrees are important, but must be defined appropriately (such as virtual currencies), and on agreement on the more controversial issues (in particular, on imposing differing thresholds for the beneficial ownership tests).
What is clear, however, is that firms must carry on implementing MLD4, without the benefit of knowing what changes they will need to make in respect of MLD5, or when.


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Gulf Red Snapper Sector Separation Opposed by Sportfishing Industry
The American Sportfishing Association
Industry leaders voice serious concerns about the future implications for saltwater fisheries management.
(Photo courtesy Kelly Jordon, MLF pro angler)
ALEXANDRIA, Va. – The Gulf of Mexico Fishery Council recently voted 10-7 to approve Amendment 40, also known as sector separation, which would divide the recreational red snapper quota between individual recreational fishermen and charter/for-hire captains.
The American Sportfishing Association (ASA) is strongly opposed to sector separation and is deeply troubled that this poorly conceived and detrimental plan was passed by the Gulf Council. In its 2013 position paper on sector separation, ASA urged federal fishery managers to remove saltwater recreational sector separation from all management plan discussions. ASA believes that sector separation will create serious conflicts between private anglers and charter/for-hire captains, and further diminish recreational fishing opportunities for red snapper.
"While we understand the charter/for-hire position, we in the tackle industry don't see Amendment 40 as being in the best interests of the entire recreational fishing community," said Gary Zurn, Big Rock Sports SVP of Marketing. "The economic impacts of sector separation have not been clearly determined, but we know it will have a significant financial impact on the coastal communities and businesses throughout the Gulf region that support recreational fishing."
Earlier this year, a landmark report produced by the Commission on Saltwater Recreational Fisheries Management presented a new paradigm for conserving marine fishing resources while producing the full range of saltwater recreational fishing's economic, social and conservation benefits. A Vision for Managing America's Saltwater Recreational Fisheries outlines the nation's most important recreational fisheries management issues and is intended to help guide federal policy decisions.
"The reason Maverick Boats President Scott Deal and I initiated the Commission on Saltwater Recreational Fisheries Management was because we were concerned about the increasing number of saltwater fisheries management decisions that are limiting anglers' ability to enjoy time on the water," said Bass Pro Shops founder and CEO John Morris and the commission's co-chair along with Deal. "We need everyone involved in saltwater fisheries management, including that of Gulf red snapper, to come together and collectively work to realize the commission's vision."
"The commission's vision for managing our nation's saltwater fisheries is based on conservation, economics and public access," said Deal. "The idea of sector separation is in direct contrast with the commission's vision. This move is not based in sound science or good economics. It is an effort to band aid a poor federal fisheries management system needing major surgery."
A small glimmer of hope for the future of recreational management of Gulf red snapper was provided by a last minute attachment to Amendment 40 that requires a three year "sunset," which means that unless the Council takes action to continue sector separation it will expire after three years. This provision was introduced into the discussion once it became evident that the permanent sector separation proposal had the votes within the Council for passage.
While sector separation is now scheduled to go into effect for up to the next three years, the sunset provision stops any forward movement on bringing catch shares into the temporarily separated recreational sectors and prevents a permanent implementation strategy.
In addition, the five Gulf states (Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama and Florida) agreed on a path forward for regional management (formally known as Amendment 39) that would give each state control over the recreational fishery off their coast, in both state and federal waters, in a way that better meets the needs of the recreational fishing community.
"The most important and valuable action at the Council level for the sportfishing industry is to support the states' efforts to develop a regional management plan as quickly as possible and to help ensure that it be implemented prior to the sunset of sector separation," said ASA President and CEO Mike Nussman.
The states' big stumbling block was how to divide the allowable catch among the states. However, the states agreed to an allocation formula during the meeting, as well as a timing strategy for implementation. This gives the Gulf states a strong incentive to agree upon a regional management structure by the time sector separation expires.
The American Sportfishing Association (ASA) is the sportfishing industry's trade association committed to representing the interests of the entire sportfishing community. We give the industry a unified voice, speaking out on behalf of sportfishing and boating industries, state and federal natural resource agencies, conservation organizations, angler advocacy groups and outdoor journalists when emerging laws and policies could significantly affect sportfishing business or sportfishing itself. ASA invests in long-term ventures to ensure the industry will remain strong and prosperous, as well as safeguard and promote the enduring social, economic and conservation values of sportfishing in America. ASA also gives America's 60 million anglers a voice in policy decisions that affect their ability to sustainably fish on our nation's waterways through KeepAmericaFishing™, our angler advocacy campaign. America's anglers generate over $48 billion in retail sales with a $115 billion impact on the nation's economy creating employment for more than 828,000 people.
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Stem cells are primitive undifferentiated cells that have the capability to form any of the 220 different types of cells in the human body. The embryonic stem cell is found in the embryo and develops into various cells that make a baby. This single cell is capable of forming or specializing to form any kind of cell. During embryonic development the first cell quickly divides to form three embryonic layers namely, the ectoderm, the mesoderm, and the endoderm.
Embryonic stem cell research and the method of cloning led to the development of the famous cloned sheep, Dolly. Cloning essentially involves the duplication of biological material. This is done through a technique called somatic cell nuclear transfer. This method can create a clone as well as be used for producing an embryo from which cells called embryonic stem (ES) cells could be extracted. The advantage of embryonic stem cells is that they can be used to cure several fatal genetic diseases.
Embryonic stem cells possess two major characteristics that make them especially suited for cell therapy. Firstly, being extracted from a very new organism, these cells are at an early stage of development and can be more flexibly used to culture several different kinds of cells. Stem cells that have such a flexibility of development are referred to as pluripotent cells. Also, embryonic stem cells have the ability to remain undifferentiated for long and can divide indefinitely. This makes them self-renewable and they can be used for longer. If transplanted into a patient's body, embryonic stem cells are capable of replenishing cells that have been destroyed by ailments like sickle cell anemia, thalesemia, and some forms of cancer.
Kevin Anderson is the owner and operator of http://www.cord-blood-resources.info a site developed to give users the most updated information, articles, and news related to the Cord Blood and stem cell research.


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'The Hobbit Trilogy: Extended Edition' Trailer Reveals 3-Night Event
Earlier this month, we reported that The Hobbit Extended Editions were coming to theaters in October for a special 3-night event. Now Fathom Events has released a trailer detailing the Extended Edition trilogy, and specified that The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey will show on October 5th, The Desolation of Smaug will show on October 7th, and The Battle of the Five Armies (which will be Rated 'R') will show on October 13th. The trailer also shows a little bit of new footage from Five Armies, specifically Beorn, who stole the film when he was airdropped into the battle by an eagle.
Watch the The Hobbit Trilogy Extended Edition trailer below, and click over to Fathom Events to order tickets if you can't get enough of these movies.
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Excitable Boy
(Asylum/Rhino)
First Appeared in The Music Box, April 2007, Volume 14, #4
Despite his many affiliations within Los Angeles' session scene, Warren Zevon was a struggling songwriter who was going nowhere in a hurry when his pal Jackson Browne convinced Asylum Records to take a chance on signing him. Fortunately, by that point, Wanted Dead or Alive, Zevon's forgettable flop of a debut from 1969, had become a distant memory, and sitting at his disposal was a batch of considerably superior material. With Browne at the helm, Zevon gave birth to a pair of albums — his self-titled endeavor and its follow-up Excitable Boy. Taken together, they gave him the means, for better or for worse, to live a rock 'n' roll lifestyle, at least temporarily. Admittedly, 30 years after the fact, both collections sound a tad dated, forever tethered to the '70s by the sort of glossy sheen that typically was affixed to singer/songwriter efforts from the era. Still, there's no denying the potency of Zevon's formula, which refreshingly injected a twist of biting satire into the more romantic inclinations of his peers.
Although it was, in actuality, Zevon's third endeavor, Excitable Boy had the look and the feel of a sophomore effort. By Browne's own admission, the collection was constructed from its predecessor's spare parts, and although they were exquisite specimens — both Werewolves of London and the title track had been set aside and saved — the fact remains that there was less unity amongst the set's contents. Nevertheless, it's hard to quibble with the songs themselves. Here's an indication of Excitable Boy's strength: Six of its nine tracks were redeployed to form the basis of Zevon's greatest hits retrospective A Quiet Normal Life. Of the remaining cuts, only the deliciously funky, but ultimately lightweight Nighttime in the Switching Yard could be considered filler. The other two selections — Tenderness on the Block's gently optimistic message from a father to his daughter and Veracruz's mournful depiction of the casualties of American imperialism — are equally worthy contenders.
That's quite a testament to Zevon's capabilities, especially considering that the rest of Excitable Boy was filled with his widely recognized tales of a predatory ladies' man (Werewolves of London), a vengeance-seeking vigilante (Roland the Headless Thompson Gunner), a self-destructive antihero (Lawyers, Guns and Money), and a battered, bruised, and ultimately doomed relationship (Accidentally Like a Martyr). Although his later efforts undeniably contained a more cohesive narrative — a product of the maturity that middle age brings as well as the focus that arrived once he overcame his dependence upon alcohol — it arguably is difficult to find a more iconic collection of songs within his canon. Recently reissued with a quartet of bonus tracks — including a haunting rendition of Tule's Blues (a personal account of the dissolution of his marriage) and the string-draped Frozen Notes (an equally sad reflection upon lost love and loneliness) — Excitable Boy still stands, in spite of its flaws, as strongly, proudly, and defiantly as it ever has.
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White House suggests ESPN fire host who called Trump a white supremacist
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Christine Friar—
Screenshot via Jemele Hill/Twitter
Is the White House attempting to quash Jemele HIll's free speech?
The White House is suggesting that ESPN fire SportsCenter anchor Jemele Hill after she called President Donald Trump a "white supremacist" earlier this week.
When a reporter asked if Trump was aware of Hill's tweets during Wednesday afternoon's press briefing, White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said she thought Hill's comments were "outrageous" and grounds for ESPN to terminate the veteran host's contract.
"That is one of the more outrageous comments that anybody could make," Sanders said. "And certainly is something that is a fireable offense by ESPN."
The network has already publicly reprimanded Hill for her tweets, despite an outpouring of support from both fans online and sports-world activists like NFL player Colin Kaepernick.
Donald Trump is a white supremacist who has largely surrounded himself w/ other white supremacists.
— Jemele Hill (@jemelehill) September 11, 2017
Earlier in the week, Sanders reportedly defended Trump against Hill's word choice, pointing out that he recently met with Sen. Tim Scott (R-S.C.), who is Black, and other "highly respected leaders in the African-American community." She also said that he is "committed to working with them to bring the country together."
"That's where we need to be focused," she said at the time. "Not on outrageous statements like [Hill's]."
Twitter seems, by and large, to disagree with Sanders' take. Beyond the impracticality of using a government platform to call for an individual journalist's termination during the aftermath of Hurricanes Harvey and Irma, it's striking many citizens as an issue of free speech.
"If free speech means anything, it means being allowed to criticize the state without fear of state reprisal," tweeted the Atlantic's Adam Serwer.
I demand ESPN gives her a raise. https://t.co/uHVmhwXv8y
— Michael Ian Black (@michaelianblack) September 13, 2017
https://twitter.com/AdamSerwer/status/908045281429684224
https://twitter.com/MichaelSkolnik/status/908055134722248704
Today, the White House press secretary used the people's podium to call for the firing of an individual citizen, @jemelehill. Take that in.
— Joy Reid (@JoyAnnReid) September 13, 2017
Hill has not tweeted since Tuesday morning.
Christine Friar is a writer and editor in New York who focuses on streaming entertainment and internet culture. Her work has appeared in the Awl, the Fader, New York Magazine, Paper Magazine, Vogue, Elle, and more.
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Heat extra virgin coconut oil in a large skillet over medium heat; cook and stir onion and cabbage in hot oil until tender, 5 to 10 minutes.
Stir zucchini and yellow squash into onion; cook until slightly tender, about 3 minutes.
Stir tomatoes and garlic into onion mixture; cook and stir until heated through, about 3 minutes.
Cook to desired doneness, 5 to 10 more minutes.
Sprinkle in cilantro; stir until wilted.
Remove from heat and squeeze lime over mixture.


'I've got this massive crate of Zuckermelonen,whatever shall we do with them?', Carmichael pondered.
'Let's make the happiest beer in the world!' Herbie squeed with delight. 'How does one make such a happy beverage?' asked Carmichael.
Herbie pointed to the towering diving platform with a devilish glint in his eye.
With great aplomb, Herbie released the cantaloupes from such great heights which produced an explosion of ripe, orangey jumble of fruity bits below.
Carlos, Alvin and myself often discuss what kind of crazy concoctions we could dream up – most of it we just laugh away at but occasionally we get inspired. One day I had rockmelon juice at a local cafe, and I thought is this too weird for a beer? When I asked Carlos, he said "Of course not!" He immediately began to formulate the recipe with proper malt and hops to bring out the flavours. And once he nodded saying he'd love to try a beer like that, we knew we had something special on its way!
However, I was completely stuck on product ideas. After looking around to see what other companies were doing with melon beers, it went from uninspiring to downright sexist. But after a month of going through ideas, we still didn't have name or look that was truly an Outlier Cartel.
Hey Guys, When I woke up this morning, I had Ben Folds Five version of Such Great Heights buzzing in my head. Listening to the quirky ditty I think I got the inspiration for our Cantaloupe Beer. So quick description: Two nerdy guys (a fat and skinny dude) are on the top of a very very high diving platform. The fat dude is dropping a rock melon while skinny dude using his binoculars to track the progress. The fat dudes body is well rounded, wearing a striped muscle shirt that almost makes him look like a melon himself. There is a crate of rockmelons, which states 'ACHTUNG! ZUCKERMELONE' (Warning: Cantaloupes in German). Why? I think the Zuckermelone sounds hilarious in English – so even if its not the name of the beer, I had to stick it in there somewhere. Its up against a light blue sky sprinkled with clouds from the Simpons show. Its designed to be extra vertical to perfectly fit a tall boy can. The backcover shows a melon meteroid hurtling toward a beer jug. Surrounding the jug are smashed bits of bright orange fruit and rock melon husks.
Luckily, Carlos & Alvin are fairly forgiving of my bombast, and they really liked the idea and concept. There's a certain Gallagher-ness immaturity of the design that we really liked. However, we still didn't have a reason why these two chaps would be silly enough to drop a cantaloupe from a diving platform. While Carlos was working on the recipe, he was listening to Jazz and none other than Herbie Hancock's exquisite 'Cantaloupe Island', he suggested the Herbie, and Alvin mentioned we need to put a recycling symbol on the can. Thus our two characters came to life: Herbie from 'Cantaloupe Island' and Carmichael (because it rhymed with recycle). From that, we naturally had the story – they were on the mission to create the happiest beer in the world.
We had a concept and the story, we just needed to find the perfect artist for it! After looking around we found Kansas City artist Sheyda Abvabi, and she absolutely nailed the interpretation! She took a rather flat mockup and created a great design that captured the cheekiness of Herbie and Carmichael. We are looking forward to to more projects with Sheyda!
Whilst pondering how best to bring the subtle flavours of rockmelons into a beer, we thought it would work quite well on an oxymoronic India session ale. Initially poised to be a well hopped session IPA, we ended up halving the IBU's and ABV's. This made it an easy drinking pale ale with additional oats to support a smooth and juicy impression that tricks you into thinking it's sweet – just like freshly made rockmelon juice. We used organic El Dorado hops from BC, and the amazing Huell Melon from Germany to give it a decent hoppiness and retain the name ISA. The rockmelons were ripe and juicy, and we added them into the kettle and the fermenter – a few hours worth of rockmelon juicing later, we had what we were looking for!


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What Does Harry Reid Want?
Dec. 11, 2008 , at 4:52 AM
Chris Cillizza's characterization is that Harry Reid does not want a special election in Illinois, instead preferring that Rod Blagojevich vacate office so that his successor, Lieutenant Governor Pat Quinn, is free to appoint a Democrat to the Senate. That is certainly one reasonable way to read Reid's letter, which I've reproduced below:
Dear Governor Blagojevich:
We write to insist that you step down as Governor of Illinois and under no circumstance make an appointment to fill the vacant Illinois Senate seat. In light of your arrest yesterday on alleged federal corruption charges related to that Senate seat, any appointment by you would raise serious questions.
It is within the authority of the Illinois legislature to remove your power to make this appointment by providing for a special election. But a decision by you to resign or to step aside under Article V of the Illinois Constitution would be the most expeditious way for a new Senator to be chosen and seated in a manner that would earn the confidence of the people of Illinois and all Americans. We consider it imperative that a new senator be seated as soon as possible so that Illinois is fully represented in the Senate as the important work of the 111th Congress moves forward.
Please understand that should you decide to ignore the request of the Senate Democratic Caucus and make an appointment we would be forced to exercise our Constitutional authority under Article I, Section 5, to determine whether such a person should be seated.
We do not prejudge the outcome of the criminal charges against you or question your constitutional right to contest those charges. But for the good of the Senate and our nation, we implore you refrain from making an appointment to the Senate.
Clearly, it does Democrats absolutely no good to have Blagojevich remain in office. If Blagojevich tries to appoint a senator, the Democrats have a public relations and legal mess on their hands. If he doesn't try and appoint a senator, the Democrats are temporarily out a Senate seat, and one additional vote short of the majority they'd need to break a filibuster, which would remain at 60 votes. (Exception: if Minnesota also can't seat a senator because of the recount, the cloture threshold goes down to 59 votes). Meanwhile, the Illinois legislature will presumably try and impeach Blagojevich, which will be … well, a lot of fun to watch, but not the kind of distraction the Democrats want. The double-dip of the impeachment proceedings and the federal indictment could give Blago more face time than any crook since O.J. Simpson.
Still, I don't necessarily read this letter as Reid being opposed to a special election (although Cillizza may have additional information above and beyond the context the letter provides). True, Reid says he considers it "imperative that a new senator be seated as soon as possible". But Blagojevich's continuing presence not only threatens the Democrats' ability to make an appointment — it also impairs the special election, because Illinois has to pass a new law to get one, and Blago could sit on that bill for 60 days before the state's pocket veto provision kicks in. That would take us to at least mid-February before the state could start to make provisions for a special election. Also, an appointment and a special election are not necessarily mutually exclusive: Illinois could pass a fast special elections law, but provide for a gubernatorial appointment in the meantime.
Reid also says that he wants a "Senator to be chosen and seated in a manner that would earn the confidence of the people of Illinois and all Americans". Now, from my vantage point, a special election would create far more confidence in the new Senator than any gubernatorial appointment could. (And by the way, while there are obviously special circumstances pertaining to this Illinois seat, I think the whole idea of gubernatorial appointments to the Senate is something that should be done away with.)
Perhaps Reid's vantage point differs. But if so, he's guilty of playing smallball. Presently, Obama is very popular; even if the Democrats have only 57 seats, Obama's going to get the Snowes and the Collinses and the Specters and the Voinoviches to line up with him more often than not for the next few months. When Obama is going to need those extra votes is more in the 6-18 month window, when the era of good feelings may abate as the public realizes the recession isn't likely to be a short one. But by that point, Illinois will have long since had its special election.
Of course, the Democrats might lose that special election; Republican Mark Kirk, who just won re-election in a D+4 seat, now says he'll run in the special, and will make for a reasonable opponent. But even if Kirk were to win — and he's perhaps the only Illinois Republican who could — the consequences are hardly so terrible for Democrats, as the seat will be up for election again in 2010, and as Kirk has been among the most moderate Republicans in the House. You think he's going to have the wherewithal to filibuster key pieces of legislation from an überpopular President from his home state? I certainly don't — not if Kirk values his political future. Whenever Obama gets a Snowe or a Specter to line up with his legislation — and he'll need at least one or two of those votes to get his agenda passed in the first place — he'll in all likelihood be able to count on Kirk's support as well. Kirk might even campaign on promising to support the President on key pieces of his agenda.
By contrast, if the Illinois Democrats decided to backtrack on the special election, they'd risk losing to someone like Kirk in the six-year term that begins in 2010. They might also improve the Republicans' chances of winning the Illinois governorship, which is also up for renewal that year. Finally, they might do some damage to the Democrats at the national level.
Whatever his intentions with the Blagojevich letter, I don't think Reid should be spending one moment of his time lobbying against a special election. It's what the democracy needs — and perhaps what the Democrats do too.
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Violent Naples () is a 1976 poliziottesco film directed by Umberto Lenzi. It starred Maurizio Merli, John Saxon and Barry Sullivan, and was the first sequel to Violent Rome and the second entry into the Commissioner Betti Trilogy. Saxon appeared in several such movies.

Plot
Commissioner Betti (Maurizio Merli) is transferred to Naples, receiving on his arrival a warm welcome from The Commandante (Barry Sullivan), the city's crime lord. Betti goes on a personal mission against corruption and organized crime, trying to force the syndicate out of town by any means necessary.

Cast
 Maurizio Merli: Commissioner Betti
 John Saxon: Francesco Capuano
 Barry Sullivan: camorra boss 'O Generale
 Elio Zamuto: Franco Casagrande
 Silvano Tranquilli: Paolo Gervasi
 Maria Grazia Spina: Gervasi's wife
 Guido Alberti: Superintendent
 Tom Felleghy: Commissioner in Genoa

Release
Violent Naples was released in Italy on 7 August 1976, where it was distributed by Fida Cinematografica. It had a domestic gross of 2,046,936,220 Italian lire. In the United Kingdom the film was released as Sudden Justice. The film was followed by Special Cop in Action, the final film in the Commissioner Betti trilogy.

Reception
The Monthly Film Bulletin described the film as a "nasty, brutish and over-long escapade" that was plagiarizing Dirty Harry. The review found the film to be "lacklustre in style, without a trace of tension to its slam-bang action".

See also
 List of Italian films of 1976

Notes

References

External links

1976 films
1970s Italian-language films
1970s crime films
Poliziotteschi films
Films about the Camorra
Films set in Naples
Films directed by Umberto Lenzi
Films scored by Franco Micalizzi
1970s Italian films


After 22 years of working on medical and nursing malpractice cases, I've learned that that you should take every opportunity to stack the odds in your favor.
My husband's Medicare card permits him to get medical care anywhere in the country. (For those of you younger than 65, remember the days of free choice when you could select any doctor and see any specialist you wished without a referral? If you live long enough to get Medicare, you'll get that choice again.) Given that he could have a triple bypass operation anywhere in the country, we choose Johns Hopkins in Baltimore for his surgery on September 23. Johns Hopkins has been identified as the number one hospital for the 19th consecutive time.
We received clear explanations from Johns Hopkins staff of what to expect during the preoperative, intraoperative, and postoperative period. I received an hourly call from either the surgical waiting room receptionist or the operating room nurse while Raj underwent his 4-hour long surgery. The calls gave me an update on what part of the surgery was being done at that time. (The cardiac surgeon had previously assured me –without me asking- that he would perform the operation, not his residents or interns.) After the surgery, the cardiac surgeon found me to discuss the triple bypass and to tell me where to position myself so I could see my husband as he was wheeled out of the OR and into the ICU. I knew what to expect- a brief visit in the ICU after they settled him in, and removal of the ventilator by 8 PM that night.
Attentive communication was available electronically as well. Both before and after surgery, he has had ready access to his doctors who promptly responded to his emails.
My husband received two packages of Chlorhexidine soaked washcloths to use to clean his skin the night before and the morning of the surgery. (From having researched IV catheter-related infections for programs I teach to clinical staff and risk managers, I knew Chlorhexidine reduces the risk of infection when used prior to insertion of an IV, as well as for daily care of an IV site.) Each package had a sticker which we peeled off and applied to a paper that we handed to the OR staff the morning of surgery. They used this system to verify the patient followed the instruction.
The staff used computers to document at the bedside. After surgery, Raj had a drain in his leg where his vein had been removed, two chest tubes, pacemaker wires in his heart, cardiac monitor leads, a jugular intravenous line in his neck, an arterial line in his wrist, and a Foley catheter in his bladder. He got out of bed the next day and did well. His chest incision was glued together, which meant that he did not have to undergo the painful removal of sutures. After he got home, Raj's local cardiologist admired his incision.
From the moment of the first encounters with the hospital staff, we knew what to expect and events moved according to schedule. Yet, there was not an impersonal feel to the care. Efficiency and organization prevailed. I've noticed this on other visits to the hospital. The walls in the outpatient areas are painted different colors, so it is easy for the staff to give directions such as "Go to the desk by the green wall." There is a desk next to the elevator on each floor containing outpatient departments. A person is specifically assigned to help a person find the right department. The hospital staff clearly understands customer service.
The day before Raj went home after surgery, I heated up water in the microwave for his tea. I lost my grip on the Styrofoam cup as I removed it from a microwave that was over my head. The scalding water spilled over my hands and left second-degree burns on my right hand. (I now know what it means when I read medical records that quote patients having a "burning pain".) The intense pain lasted for hours. The staff supplied me with ice packs and ice and offered to take me to the emergency department, which I declined.The stoic traits took over.
After Raj got home and his pain medication was getting low, the staff Fed-Exed him a prescription so he could get his medication renewed.
Johns Hopkins does it right.
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Anxious and Angry: Emotional Responses to the COVID-19 Threat
Abadi, David and Arnaldo, Irene and Fischer, Agneta (2021) Anxious and Angry: Emotional Responses to the COVID-19 Threat. Frontiers in Psychology, 12 (676116).
fpsyg-12-676116-1.pdf - Published Version
DOI: 10.3389/fpsyg.2021.676116
Original publication URL: https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fpsyg...
The current coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic elicits a vast amount of anxiety. In the current study, we investigated how anxiety related to COVID-19 is associated with support for and compliance with governmental hygiene measures, and how these are influenced by populist attitudes, anger at the government, and conspiracy mentalities. We conducted an online survey in April 2020 in four different countries (Germany, the Netherlands, Spain, and the UK; N = 2,031) using a cross-sectional design. Results showed that (1) anxiety related to COVID-19 is associated with conspiracy beliefs, anger at the government, and populist attitudes, and (2) support for and compliance with hygiene measures are both positively predicted by anxiety related to COVID-19; however, (3) support for hygiene measures is also predicted by populist attitudes and negatively by conspiracy mentalities, whereas compliance with hygiene measures is more strongly predicted by anger at transgressors (anger at people transgressing the hygiene measures). Consequently, although anxiety related to COVID-19 concerns the health of individual people, it also has political and social implications: anxiety is associated with an increase in anger, either at transgressors or the government.
Title in English:
Keywords in English:
anger, anxiety, conspiracy mentality, terror management theory (tmt), populism, threat, COVID-19 pandemic, hygiene measures
J Political Science > JA Political science (General)
Institute for Political Science
Research funder:
European Union, Horizon 2020 Research and Innovation Action DEMOS grant no. 822590
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This photograph of the Caldera glacier on Ecuador's El Altar volcano was taken in 1999.
On 7 October, 2009, Thymann trekked through the rain for a day to scale the volcano's peaks and capture the glacier, which most visitors usually find covered in cloud. "That's one of the reasons no one can usually document this glacier," says Thymann.
In summer 1942, the Hellstugubreen valley glacier in central Norway was photographed and archived by the Norwegian Water Resources and Energy Directorate (NVE).
This photo of the Grinell glacier in Montana, US, was taken on 26 August, 1920. It is one of the few glaciers there still accessible by foot.
Despite rumours of bears in the area, Thymann trekked up and down on his own in 2008 without trouble. In Thymann's panorama, the glacier has receded so much that little is left in the foreground.
This map shows the areas of ice on eastern Mount Stanley's four glaciers in January 1960.