Yoli is scheduled to leave Santa Cruz tomorrow morning and arrive in St. Louis around 10 p.m. As far as we know, everything is on track for this flight to take off.
We are concerned by the "siege" that is taking place around Santa Cruz. Basically various groups of supporters of the government have come down from Cochabamba and other places and are marching on the city. They have established blockades at the major roads out of Santa Cruz. Yoli says that some of them are miners with dynamite.
This is disappointing to Yoli, because Santa Cruz has generally been a more laid-back place than the western highland cities in Bolivia. These sort of city-strangling tactics are common there … but now it is happening to Santa Cruz, too.
Our hope is that American continues to fly out of Bolivia, so Yoli, Jadzia, and Ludi can get home. But also we hope that peace can come to Bolivia without these tactics and confrontations that lead to bloodshed.


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Defense of the Expeditionary Airfield: A Core USMC Competence
Posted on October 13, 2014 | by Caroline Teames
10/13/2014: U.S. Marines attending Weapons and Tactics Instructor (WTI) Course 1-15 conduct a Defense of the Expeditionary Airfield Two (DEAF-2) exercise which involves defending a forward arming refueling point site against simulated attackers at Bull Attack, Chocolate Mountain Aerial Gunnery Range, Calif., Oct. 03, 2014.
The DEAF-2 exercise supported WTI 1-15 hosted by Marine Aviation Weapons and Tactics Squadron One (MAWTS-1).
Credit: Marine Corps Air Station Yuma Combat Camera:10/3/14
The Marines train and operate from expeditionary airfields.
This is one of their core competencies.
A reason why they fly vertical lift aircraft is to have a more capable forward deployed air enabled ground force.
Three earlier interviews have highlighted this core competence.
General Walsh
General Walsh explained the overall approach in an interview entitled "The Harrier and Flexible Basing."
General Walsh explained that the ability to operate close to the battlefield, always the Harrier to provide considerably greater sortie rates in support of the ground forces.
The presence capability we're having increases time on station to be able to observe them, pounce, provide presence: whatever the effect is you're looking for, the STOVL being closely based not only gives you the responsive time, but it also gives you that increased time on station by being closer to the battlefield, as opposed to an aircraft which has been traveling a long distance away, may only have 20 minutes to be on station to drop ordnance, and then, has to leave and get back to the base because it is out of fuel.
By being closer there, you have more time on-station, and by being more on-station, you're able to loiter longer and have more of a patience profile : you are then more in a position to wait there for precise targeting, as opposed to be in a hurry to get out of there.
However, time on station in this presence concept rules, because what we are doing today isn't a deliberate attack and isn't driving forward on conventional operations.
Many times, it is just waiting for the ground forces to say that they need an effect. It may also be the enemy reacting to what we're doing that drives that reaction. So it's not always that we're developing a plan 72 hours out on when to attack targets, in which one launches into a window and has 10 minutes to drop ordinance and get out of there.
We may actually not drop any ordnance. But it's that presence piece – that loiter time – that is critical. You can loiter much longer over the area you need to loiter over, if you're parked right next to it.
https://sldinfo.com/the-harrier-and-flexible-expeditionary-basing-leap-frogging-forward-and-controlling-the-op-tempo/
Lt. Col. Williams
In a second interview done in August 2011:During a recent exercise of the 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing, the USMC honed their skills at landing Harriers on AM-2 matting, loading the aircraft with the pilot in the cockpit and ready to go after loading the aircraft with both weapons and fuel. After getting "a bag of fuel" and weapons, the Harrier takes off and re-engages.
This core competence of the USMC combines what a V/STOL aircraft can do with innovative combat operational approaches.
During the exercise Lt. Col. Williams discussed the exercise of this core competence and its use in operations.
Lt. Col Williams is the Commanding Officer of VMA-231. Marine Attack Squadron 231 (VMA-231) is a United States Marine Corps fixed wing attack squadron that consists of AV-8B Harrier (V/STOL) jets and 1 TAV-8B trainer jet. The squadron, known as the "Ace of Spades", is based at Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point, North Carolina and fall under the command of Marine Aircraft Group 14 (MAG-14) and the 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing (2nd MAW).
https://sldinfo.com/the-harrier-and-expeditionary-basing/
Chief Warrant Officer Collier and Lt. Col. Johnson
And in the third interview conducted in April 2010:
In April 2010, SLD sat down with two experienced USMC MAGTF officers and discussed the USMC approach to expeditionary air basing and the significant demand for their expertise in the austere environment of Afghanistan.
SLD: The USMC approach to expeditionary air basing is rooted in history. Could you comment on this?
Chief Warrant Officer Collier: Well, if you really want to go back, we've been doing it since World War II. The type of systems has changed; that's the only real difference.
SLD: But how do you actually do an expeditionary airfield now?
Lt. Col. Johnson: As with any military operation, you start with a requirement or the operation may direct the need to establish an expeditionary airfield or a forward arming or refueling point (FARP).
SLD: So either a FARP or an airfield?
Lt. Col. Johnson: Correct. The mission analysis will dictate what you would require for expeditionary basing and operations. Our pre-positioning ships house the expeditionary air basing capability for a 30-day operation. That, of course, can be expanded as necessary.
SLD: That means that you have an airfield on the maritime prepositioned ships, correct?
Chief Warrant Officer Collier: Right. And then we keep some in shore bay storage also. And it can either come off a ship; it can be flown in, it takes a lot of shortage, but it can be flown in also. But shipping is the preferred method of transporting, just because of the weight alone.
SLD: It's a big package. Are we talking fixed or rotary wing?
Chief Warrant Officer Collier: It's both; it's fixed wing and rotary wing, and it just depends on the requirement. If it's rotary wing, taking OIF as an example, we built a lot of pads to support the V-22s.
SLD: Where did you build them?
Chief Warrant Officer Collier: At Al Anbar Province in Iraq, as well as in Afghanistan.
Lt. Col. Johnson: There has been various combinations too; Marines have built full-blown expeditionary airfields like Dwyer from scratch. And then there has been a combination, e.g., if they need an extra parking ramp or taxiways, AM-2 matting can compliment an existing airstrip that's already there.
Chief Warrant Officer Collier: Right: in actual fact, OIF and Desert Storm were perfect examples of that, we just complimented existing airfields in theater.
SLD: So, the kit can be used either for organic capability itself or a complimentary package, correct?
Chief Warrant Officer Collier: Right.
SLD: How long does it take to set this up? Obviously, the organic would take longer than the complement. But what kind of time frame in principle are we talking about?
Chief Warrant Officer Collier: Well, usually about 30 to 60 days, but it all depends on the requirement. If you're supporting a lot of aircrafts, then it's going to take longer to build, because you've got to create more parking space.
SLD: So, is it a bit like a Lego block system?
Chief Warrant Officer Collier: Pretty much. We primarily lay a brickwork pattern. You see bricks laid on a house, they're staggered. It's the same concept.
SLD: What is it made of, so it can handle the heat, wear and tear, etc?
Chief Warrant Officer Collier: It can indeed handle the heat. Harriers have no heat impact on AM-2 matting; we have been doing it for years. Testing for the F-35B is ongoing to see how the current matting stands up to the heat from the new engine. Experts are looking at emerging or new technologies to see whether they can come up with some sort of higher heat-resistant matting that can supplement or complement the existing pads. The AM-2 matting might need modification or we might build special pads for the F-35B to land and then it can taxi on AM-2.
Lt. Col. Johnson: In current operations, the USMC expertise is in high demand. The air force has AM-2 matting. The army has equivalent square type matting.
Chief Warrant Officer Collier: M-19 matting.
Lt. Col. Johnson: They keep an inventory of the matting, but there are lots of accessories that go along with it. Locking bars, stakes, etc.
Chief Warrant Officer Collier: Edge clamps, H-connectors, all to make it connect and configure it the way you need to configure it.
SLD: So, they've got the Lego blocks, but not the connectors?
Lt. Col. Johnson: Correct. None of the accessories.
Lt. Col. Johnson: Same with the Army; but unlike our rectangle AM-2 matting, the Army has not kept a big inventory of it; they haven't been replenishing it.
Chief Warrant Officer Collier: Their M-10 is not produced anymore.
Lt. Col. Johnson: So, as a result and by default, Marine Corps 7011s or 7002s are in demand for their expertise.
SLD: What are the 7011s and 7002s?
Lt. Col. Johnson: The 7011s are the expeditionary airfield military occupational specialty marines. The 7002s are the officers.
Lt. Col. Johnson: Let me give you an example of demand for USMC expertise. Recently in Afghanistan, because there isn't an airfield infrastructure in place like there was in Iraq, there's been a high demand for AM-2 matting to create the expeditionary airstrips. The Air Force has AM-2 matting, but they don't have the accessories to go with it. They primarily use the matting to put down inside their maintenance facilities and/or other working areas. In other words, it's used only as flooring — a very expensive flooring system for them.
"There has been a high demand for Am-2 matting." Here, in Afghanistan, Marines with MWSS 271, attached to the 24th Marine Expeditionary Unit, NATO International Security Assistance Force, lay down AM2 matting while in the Kandahar Province, Afghanistan. This AM2 matting will be essential in the support of aircraft while conducting operations in support of NATO (credit: www.armchairgeneral.com)
SLD: It's basically used for support once they've established a temporary hangar or whatever. It's really supporting the maintenance side rather than the ops side?
Lt. Col. Johnson: Yes, sir. And because of that, both the Army and Air Force capability subject matter expertise has atrophied, and really the Marine Corps is the only go-to service right now that has that capability and expertise resident to provide that capability.
SLD: So your 7011s and 7002s are in high demand?
Lt. Col. Johnson: Absolutely. They're supporting U.S. forces in Afghanistan with subject matter expert teams to support our sister services; for installation, design, inspections, maintenance, and training.
SLD: So, basically they act as advisors on the core competencies necessary to have the capability.
Lt. Col. Johnson: Yes, sir. In turn, there are almost 8 million square feet of matting in Afghanistan. In contrast, in the height of OIF there was approximately 1 million square feet of AM-2 on the ground. That has taken approximately 70-percent of our on-hand stocks of AM-2 out of the Marine Corps inventory. And that, of course, has exhausted our stocks…..
https://sldinfo.com/the-expeditionary-airfield-capability-a-core-usmc-competence-for-global-operations-2/
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What If There Were No Cockroaches?
Written by AshishLast Updated On: 8 Jul 2022
The World Of Cockroaches
Danger To Certain Species Of Wasps
Danger To Common Animals And Birds
Yes, Even Forests Need Them!
Without cockroaches, many species of wasps would go extinct because they rely on cockroaches for food. Additionally, animals and birds that typically prey on cockroaches would also be affected. Forests would also be impacted because cockroaches help trap nitrogen in the soil, which is necessary for tree growth.
Cockroaches are one of those unfortunate insects that the majority of human beings despise. There is something unnerving about their mere presence that sends people dancing all over the room, terrified of having these bugs underfoot. Most of the time, cockroaches do not harm anyone directly, but they are still hated by millions of people around the world.
For the same reason, many people might wish for a world that is free of cockroaches. With all this talk of cockroaches over the years, a number of stories and myths have developed. For example, there is a very popular myth associated with cockroaches that they can survive a nuclear explosion (which we have actually debunked in this article). However, what would happen if, somehow, cockroaches were completely wiped out?
Let's see how the world would be if there were no cockroaches at all.
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There are somewhere between 5,000 and 10,000 species of cockroaches across the globe. Some of those species are actually quite attractive (believe it or not) and certain species even have the ability to glow in the dark (giving fireflies a run for their money).
However, there are only a few species that commonly infest households and instill such disgust in people. The most common household cockroaches are Blattella germanica, the German cockroach; Periplaneta americana, the American cockroach; Supella longipalpa, the brown-banded cockroach; and Blatta orientalis, the Oriental cockroach.
Srini Kambhampati, a professor and chair of the biology department at the University of Texas, elaborated on the question of cockroach disappearance and what would happen if they were to suddenly become extinct. There are a number of creatures who prey on cockroaches, such as rats and mice. What's even more interesting is that even humans eat cockroaches in some parts of the world. However, we are not saying that humans, rats, and mice would suddenly go extinct if cockroaches disappeared, but yes, they would be affected in slight ways.
Also Read: What Would Happen If All Insects Vanished From The Planet?
There are also certain creatures, like parasitic wasps, that completely rely on cockroaches for their survival, as they specialize in parasitizing on cockroach eggs, so these types of waspe would definitely go extinct.
It's understandable that people aren't particularly interested in the survival (or rather, extinction) of certain parasitic wasps, but the disappearance of cockroaches would also impact the animals and birds that prey on cockroaches. These include cats, wolves, coyotes, certain reptiles, eagles and various other species of birds.
it's beginning to seem like we would be a bit more than concerned if these fast-moving bugs were suddenly wiped off the face of the planet!
This factor concerns humans in a rather direct, undeniable way, and it just may change your opinion on these foul little bugs.
According to Kambhampati, most cockroaches feed on decaying organic matter, which traps atmospheric nitrogen. In forests, cockroaches feed on decaying leaves and wood (which also trap nitrogen). When cockroaches excrete, nitrogen is mixed into the soil. And yes, you guessed it, nitrogen is a vital contributor to the growth of trees and is therefore essential to forests.
Also Read: What Role Do Cockroaches Play In The Wild?
Hopefully I don't have to explain why forests are extremely important for our survival…
Maybe you need to take a more benevolent look at the cockroach you spy scurrying around in the corner of your house. Don't forget, at a very fundamental level, cockroach poop is protecting our very existence!
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Ashish is a Science graduate (Bachelor of Science) from Punjabi University (India). He spearheads the content and editorial wing of ScienceABC and manages its official Youtube channel. He's a Harry Potter fan and tries, in vain, to use spells and charms (Accio! [insert object name]) in real life to get things done. He totally gets why JRR Tolkien would create, from scratch, a language spoken by elves, and tries to bring the same passion in everything he does. A big admirer of Richard Feynman and Nikola Tesla, he obsesses over how thoroughly science dictates every aspect of life… in this universe, at least.
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Q: How to play music from my computer on iPhone (without iTunes)? How can I play music that resides my computer on my iPhone (plugged in to my stereo)? I am at home, they are on the same wifi network. The computer runs Windows 7.
I tried iTunes's sharing feature and my computer's "library" was listed on the phone, but  when I select it, the symbol spins for a minute then gives up. Once it did work, but it only listed about a hundred songs (of tens of thousands). I don't know why.
I'd like to choose the music from the iPhone.
Edit: I have much more music than disk space on my iPhone, so I can't copy it all.

A: You want a DNLA streaming app for your iPhone, which can play a music library via a DLNA server running on your PC.
For the PC side, google "windows DLNA server" will get you current choices, but at this time there are Plex, Tversity, and Twonky
On the iPhone side, look at apps like Media:connect. There are summaries of current choices online, like this one: http://blog.dreamcss.com/iphone/dlna-streaming-apps-for-iphone/

A: I can't offer you another option, but I have run into the sharing issue as well. Occasionally my iPhone will connect very slowly and not show my entire library.
The fix that has always worked for me, is to remove and then reset the home sharing Apple ID from the iPhone Music settings. This seems to reset everything to how it should be and has solved my issue in the past.

A: I never thought to do this because I have an iPod that I generally use for music but it sounds interesting. I might try this app when I get home.
http://wifi2hifi.cleverandson.com/
It's 3.99 but it supposedly works well, you need to download something on your computer for it to work; it looks like it only supports up to 10.6 but maybe you can find more information about that; it's likely compatible with newer versions. Also, the reviews said there is a few seconds of lag but as long as you don't have the sound on your computer or watching video it shouldn't be a problem.
You could also upload your music to music.google.com and stream that way. I haven't used it in a while though so I don't know how well it works anymore. At the time there was no app for it either so you had to do it through your phone's browser.

A: Check out Subsonic. It's free and can stream to almost any device with a web browser. There's also and native iPhone client (and native clients for several other platforms). It can stream a stand alone music library or an existing iTunes library.
It's pretty easy to setup. Basically just run the installer and point it to your music folder.
I've been using it for a few years and it works great.

A: I'm surprised no one has suggested the Plex Media Server.   Basically you have the Plex Media Server running on your PC (either Mac, Windows, Linux) and can play media from your iPhone with their iPhone/iPad app.
You can even set it up so you can play music/watch videos when you are not at home.  They will stream from your home PC.
Take a look at http://www.plexapp.com/

A: Have a look at Tonido. It does a lot more than music streaming, but it looks like it would fill your desired role well. You run a server component on your computer, and there's an iOS app for playback. If you want you can even access your music collection when you're not on your home network.

A: You could also try StreamToMe (iOS & Mac App) and ServeToMe (Windows & Mac). I do believe it works over the internet as well, but am not sure as I haven't used it in quite a while. It allows you to Play Music, Videos and Photos.

A: You can try WiFi2HiFi , works great..
Just download the app onto your iPhone and PC or Mac .
On Itunes : https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/wifi2hifi/id417409424
Mac or PC : http://www.wifi2hifi.com/
Well Apple also has a solution , Airport Express but costs 99 $ .

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The free event–organized by the International Society of Arboriculture (ISA) and presented by The Davey Tree Expert Company – is open to the public to showcase arborists in action and help educate the community about professional tree work. The competition provides an educational opportunity for tree climbing arborists to demonstrate and learn new climbing techniques, interact with other competitors, and provide public exposure for the profession. Rules for the competition follow industry safety standards and help train climbers to work more safely when performing professional tree work.
The Arbor Fair and Expo will run on Saturday and Sunday during the ITCC. This event provides an opportunity for ISA and local groups to interact with the public to explain the benefits of trees and the importance of proper care. In addition to educational booths and displays, the Arbor Fair includes a fun tree climb, a limb walk, musical entertainment and much more.
To learn more about the ITCC and the schedule of activities visit www.itcc-isa.com/itcc.
The International Society of Arboriculture (ISA), headquartered in Champaign, Ill., is a nonprofit organization supporting tree care research and education around the world. To promote the importance of arboriculture, ISA manages the consumer education web site, www.treesaregood.org, which fulfills the association's mission to help educate the public about the importance and value of proper tree care. Also, as part of ISA's dedication to the care and preservation of shade and ornamental trees, it offers the only internationally-recognized certification program in the industry. For more information on ISA and Certified Arborists, visit www.isa-arbor.com.
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New GoFundMe page gives hope to Sioux Falls boy, family
Published: Sep. 7, 2016 at 9:52 PM CDT
It is a continued debate across the country: legalizing medical marijuana.
In South Dakota, that's the one thing a Sioux Falls family says would save the life of their four year old boy.
The Hendrickson's have exhausted just about every effort as they continue back and forth from Colorado for treatment to help little Eli's Dravet Syndrome.
He can't walk on his own, or talk, and suffers from debilitating seizures.
"It's noticeably different because pharmaceutical medicines don't have good success with treating the Epilepsy. If you do reach a level that you've gotten the seizures to subside, you've put so much medicine into his body he's no longer a child but a zombie," George Hendrickson said.
Their fight to give Eli the best life possible continues.
"We had to become doctors, advocates, lawyers, nurses, the best babysitters, somewhere in there we had to become parents," George said.
At this point, Cannabis Oil has been their only hope.
"I've seen it first-hand too many times to be told it doesn't work, or told it's all smoke in mirrors. I guess as the FDA said, it has no medical purpose even though it's patent said it's a neuro-protectant," he said.
George has a place to live in Colorado where the oil is legal and works wonders for his little boy. They travel back and forth for that type of treatment.
"It's amazing the expenses you can run up when you're battling something like this... with all of your strength. Our whole family doing it."
A GoFundMe.com account has been set up to assist the family with financial needs.
"Some friends have come up and helped in places we weren't able to," George said. "It's hard asking the public for help because you're raised to do your best, on your own."
He hopes South Dakota lawmakers will reintroduce legislation that would help more than just people with Epilepsy but bring a broad spectrum program to help everyone.
For a link to the Go Fund Me page for Eliyah Hendrickson, visit the link to the right side of this story.
Hope for Eliyah
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Land Rover marked its 70th anniversary with a global broadcast celebrating the world's favourite 4x4s and the people who love them.
Starring the cars and the people who make and drive them, the online programme paid tribute to seven decades of adventure, humanitarian aid and hard work across classes and cultures around the world.
The broadcast started on Monday 30 April – 70 years to the day since the first Land Rover made its debut at the Amsterdam Motor Show. It went on to tell how Land Rover began as a utility model at the end of the Second World War and grew to become the world's favourite 4×4, with more than 7 million sold.
Great models from the past as well as inspirational people behind the legend and a look to the future, with a level of insight only available direct from the factory.
Prof Dr Ralf Speth, Jaguar Land Rover CEO, said: "Land Rover was born with the launch of a single vehicle. Today our family of SUVs is testament to the pioneering spirit of innovation that has characterised Land Rover for seven decades. Our family of Defender, Discovery and Range Rover models provides unrivalled capability, versatility and luxury, giving us the perfect foundation for another 70 years of success.
A vehicle line-up including HUE: the first prototype Land Rover, the original two-door Range Rover and the seven-seater Discovery, as well as expedition-proven models from across the decades, will share the stage at the Land Rover Classic Works in Coventry. The current range, including the sector-defining Range Rover Evoque and Velar SUVs, will also be on screen as Land Rover celebrates its lifelong status as a favourite among celebrities, politicians and royalty.
The year of 70th celebrations has already begun and one of the vehicles from the start of the story will star in the show.
In January, Land Rover revealed plans to sympathetically renovate the world's most historically significant unrestored model – one of three pre-production cars from the original Amsterdam launch.
Now in the hands of the experts at Land Rover Classic, it will take the stage alongside its closest modern relative – the exclusive 405PS Defender Works V8 revealed earlier this year. Only 150 of the powerful 70th edition models will be produced and each of the specially engineered V8 derivatives will be built under the same roof, by Land Rover Classic's team of expert engineers.
The Land Rover range is available in Sri Lanka through SML Frontier, the sole agents of Jaguar Land Rover in Sri Lanka. With these bookings from SML Frontier, customers receive Five Year Warranty which is inclusive of a Five Year Service; 24-hour Road Side Assistance and Membership to the Elite Owners Club.
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World Vision International Homepage Jerusalem–West Bank–Gaza
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World Vision JWG and IMPACT Clubs meet with Ibrahim Melhem
World Vision Jerusalem - West Bank - Gaza and 28 IMPACT Clubs from the governorates of Jenin, Nablus, Salfit, Ramallah, Bethlehem and Hebron organized a meeting with Dr. Ibrahim Melhem, spokesman for the Palestinian government, through Zoom application, with the participation of 138 members of these clubs.
At the beginning of the meeting, Melhem thanked the club members and World Vision for hosting him. During the meeting, Melhem talked about his life experience, the educational and professional stages he went through, and how he succeeded in reaching high job positions. Melhem gave his advice to the children, and told them that feeling hopeful and optimist is the key to good work and performance. He also told them about the importance of self-confidence, good relations, good dialogue, and the importance of feeling cheerful despite the difficult circumstances we are going through. He also focused on the importance of reading, which helps to develop writing and refine the human personality. Melhem considered the youth and children the future of Palestine and are playing an important role in this society, inviting them to always show determination.
During the meeting, the children presented a set of questions to Melhem centered on his life, the future of education in the country, and the role of children and youth in developing society, especially during these difficult circumstances that Palestine and the world are going through due to COVID-19 pandemic and its implications.
The participating children expressed great happiness about this meeting, especially through the messages of hope presented by Melhem. "I was very honored to meet Dr. Melhem. His talk was wonderful and uplifting. The meeting was beneficial and successful. It is very nice to know the story of an influential person in the country," says Tasbih Ismail from IMPACT Club of Naqoura. "The meeting left an excellent impression on me, and I benefited from it through knowing how to reach my goals and not be affected by problems and obstacles I face, and to give my opinion constructively not destructively," says Hadi Najjar from IMPACT Club of Burin. "I love hearing success stories from people who started from scratch, and Dr. Ibrahim Melhem is a truly influential figure. I advise all students of my generation to follow his example," expressed Rakia Qadous from IMPACT Club of Burin. "I met a lively and personal success story that represents persistence," said Islam Douglas from IMPACT Club of Barqa. "During our meeting with Dr. Melhem, we learned the most important lessons that will help us face our fears while following our dreams and reach what we were aspiring to. We learned that the root of success is passion, good will and perseverance. We also learned that everything is possible and the word (impossible) should disappear from our dictionary,"said Nagham Douglas from IMPACT Club of Burqa.
At the end of the meeting, Melhem promised to give away his book as a gift to all participants in the meeting. The students thanked Melhem for his presence and emphasized that his words are a source of hope and reassurance, and they wished him more progress and success.
It is noteworthy that this meeting comes within World Vision JWG's strategy for the IMPACT Clubs, which includes hosting influential figures in society to learn about their experiences and successes. This strategy also includes communicating the voice of children, their concerns and aspirations to decision makers, as well as enhancing the community role of children towards a participating generation capable of change to reach a better future.


We are delighted to announce that this project has secured further funding to help preserve maritime heritage skills. The 'Interreg IVA Two Seas' funding programme will support the bringing together of two previously funded projects: Traditional Maritime Skills and Heroes 2 Seas.
The alliance, combined with a new cluster of organisations, has joined forces to enhance traditional boat building training programmes, add an accreditation and to promote the sector further, specifically to: job seekers, marine businesses and the education community.
'This funding provides a unique opportunity to further support this valued sector, building on our past achievements and broadening its beneficiaries. We're looking forward to presenting and publishing our results at the project end conference in Belgium during the final quarter of 2014.' said Tim Bowerbank, Marketing Manager of Cornwall Marine Network.
The Training Instructions Plans (TIPs) are the valorised results produced by the MHS cluster of partners. A total of 96 different traditional maritime skills were recorded by the TMS project and the MHS cluster has combined these with the training experience accumulated over the years by the Heroes 2C project partners, and also involving new relevant partners. The TIP aims at guiding the trainer through the training of a student in a specific skill, step by step, from start to finish.
The selection of modules by the trainee & the credit system: Reach 100 credits to become accredited.
After having completed the "Basic Skills" modules which are compulsory, the student will have to choose a path which will be either Woodwork or Metalwork, depending on his/her preferences and/or capabilities. A number of credits have been allocated to each skill depending on how difficult it is. Under guidance of the trainer, the student will then choose a number of skills he wants to learn and if completed properly will give him/her the necessary amount of credits to be "MHS Accredited".


With the combination of joint monitoring and policy subsidies, the number of Trachypithecus poliocephalus ssp. Leucocephalus has grown from less than 100 in the 1980s to nearly 1,000 at present in Trachypithecus poliocephalus ssp. Leucocephalus National Nature Reserve in Chongzuo, Guangxi Province, and the number is still steadily increasing.
According to Wu Jianbao, director of the Nature Reserve Management Bureau, Trachypithecus poliocephalus ssp. Leucocephalus has a history of more than 3 million years, and it is one of the 25 most endangered primates in the world, due to its sparse population. At present, the only remaining Trachypithecus poliocephalus ssp. Leucocephalus are distributed in Chongzuo, where there were only less than 100 Trachypithecus poliocephalus ssp. Leucocephalus in 1980s.
The local government has been working hard to protect Trachypithecus poliocephalus ssp. Leucocephalus. The combination mode of joint monitoring and policy subsidies was adopted. First of all, Chongzuo Trachypithecus poliocephalus ssp. Leucocephalus Nature Reserve Management Bureau cooperated with Municipal Bureau of Public Security to establish the monitoring site for Trachypithecus poliocephalus ssp. Leucocephalus with integration of monitoring, patrolling, education, police services and other functions, and posted notice or announcement in the surrounding communities and villages of the Nature Reserve to prevent poaching and other illegal acts. "In the past 10 years, no Trachypithecus poliocephalus ssp. Leucocephalus poaching cases has ever occurred as we have vigorously enforced the law and regulated the management," says Wu Jianbao.
Shaanxi Changqing Forestry Bureau was a forest industry enterprise focusing on road building, timber felling and tree breeding. After more than 20 years' effort since 1993 when the logging ban was started, Changqing people changed their roles from felling workers to giant panda protectors. With the sustainable development concept of "Ever green mountains for sustainable use", the Bureau gradually formed a management system integrating resource protection, scientific observation, public education, ecological tourism with international cooperation, created effective protection management mode coordinating with neighboring communities, and ranked among 51 national demonstrative nature reserves approved by State Forestry Administration.
Changqing Nature Reserve Management Bureau was selected and listed into the Green Directory of the World's Best Management Reserves in November 2014 according to the evaluation criteria of four aspects such as "detailed planning, fair governance, effective management and obvious impact" as well as over 100 specific evaluation indicators.
With obvious advantages of natural resources and prominent ecological status, Pingwu County of Sichuan province is rich in biodiversity and boasts the good reputation of the World's First Panda County. According to the third national survey of giant pandas by State Forestry Administration, Pingwu county has more than 230 wild pandas, accounting for about 20% of wild pandas in China, which is the highest county among others in China.
Cycas Debaoensis Returing to Nature Project launched by State Forestry Administration in 2007 in Shenzhen has been successfully completed, and Cycas Debaoensis grow healthily in the returning land and completes the whole reproductive process, successfully breeding the next generation. The first project of rare and endangered species of wild plants dominated by Chinese government departments obtained a success.


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Jakob White, son of Debbie and Jim White, is the 2017 recipient of the Christopher Warner Scholarship. Jakob, a member of St. Joan of Arc Church in Kokomo, plans to attend Purdue University where he will study Mechanical Engineering.
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Andrew Russell Murray FRCSEd (22 August 1910 – 1 December 1955) was an Australian orthopaedic surgeon who pioneered developments in hand surgery while working at Leith Hospital, Scotland. These included pollicisation ( the transfer of the index finger to replace a missing thumb), the use of stainless steel joint prostheses to replace finger joints and the use of wire to stabilise finger fractures and bone grafts. He later worked as an orthopaedic surgeon in Brisbane, Australia. On 1 December 1955 he was shot dead by Karl Kast in the "Brisbane medical massacre".

Early life and education
Murray was born in Lyell, Tasmania, Australia, in 1910, the son of Russell Mervyn Murray, a mining engineer, and his wife Vivienne Murray (née Douglas). He went to school at Scotch College, Melbourne, and then studied medicine at Ormond College in the University of Melbourne. Two accidents in childhood had resulted in disabilities. His left leg had been amputated after a shooting accident. In a separate accident he sustained a permanent nerve injury of the left ulnar nerve resulting in impaired function of the hand. Despite these setbacks he became an "accomplished cricketer and ballroom dancer" at university. He graduated MB BS in 1936. During residency posts at the Alfred Hospital in Melbourne he decided to become a surgeon.

Career in Scotland
Murray took a temporary post as assistant surgeon at the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh  and in 1941 he was appointed associate assistant surgeon at Leith Hospital, where he became surgeon in charge of a hand clinic. He qualified as fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh (FRCSEd) in 1943. In 1946 Murray published techniques in hand surgery which, according to Hooper,  had not been previously described. These included pollicisation (the transfer of the index finger on a neurovascular pedicle to replace a missing thumb), the transfer of a finger from one hand to the other, joint replacement of finger joints using stainless steel hinge joints and the use of wire to fix bone grafts in the hand. The clinic which Murray established was an early example of a specialist multidisciplinary hand clinic, incorporating physiotherapy and rehabilitation which included vocational training. Hooper considered that this was "the more remarkable for being developed by a young surgeon working in a small, busy hospital in wartime."

Morrison considered that Murray's achievements in hand surgery included three which he believed to be the first in the world. These were the first artificial joint prosthesis in hand joints, the first interosseous wiring for finger fractures and the first index finger pollicisation for thumb reconstruction, which had been previously attributed to Gosset, who had published his first paper on the topic in 1949, three years after Murray's publication on the topic.

When medical personnel returning from war service were given preference in appointment to permanent hospital posts in the UK, Murray was not appointed to a permanent post in Edinburgh and worked for a short time at the Royal Oldham Hospital, Lancashire, before returning to Australia in 1948.

Career in Australia
Murray worked in Brisbane, Queensland, as orthopaedic surgeon with Arthur Meehan as his main colleague. From Brisbane Hospital he published research work on lumbar disc prolapse. His main interest remained hand surgery and he published studies on hand sepsis  and carpal tunnel syndrome. He was instrumental in setting up a school of occupational therapy in Brisbane.

The Brisbane medical massacre
Murray was shot dead in the "Brisbane medical massacre". Karl Kast, a naturalised Australian who was familiar with explosives, sought compensation for an alleged back injury. He had consulted six orthopaedic surgeons, none of whom supported his claim. On 1 December 1955 he made his way to the doctors' offices in Wickham House, Brisbane, armed with  of explosives and a .38 pistol. Here he shot Dr Michael Gallagher, wounding him in the forearm. He then made his way down Wickham Terrace to doctors' offices in Ballow Chambers where he shot dead Arthur Meehan and then Murray. Katz then detonated bombs in the office of John Lahz, before shooting himself through the head.

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At NextDecade, we are taking REAL action to reduce the greenhouse gas intensity of the LNG we sell and to help our customers reduce CO2 emissions at their facilities.
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Swargadwari
Swargadwari is a hilltop temple complex and pilgrimage site in Pyuthan District, Nepal commemorating the special role of cows in Hinduism. It is said to have been founded by one Guru Maharaj who spent most of his life in the vicinity herding and milking thousands of cows. According to traditional stories, some of his devotees followed him to see where he took the cows, but they never could find him.
Before he left physical body the Guru gave some of his powers to a few disciples. On the day he departed his physical body by his own wish, a number of people gathered around him at the place where he habitually meditated. The Guru left his body after bidding goodbye to his disciples and other followers. His favourite cow also died at the same instant, then the rest of the cows miraculously disappeared within a few days. There are also accounts of cows emptying their milk by themselves every day at the same time, at the place where the Guru died.
Swargadwari is counted among Nepal's top pilgrimage sites and is listed in a national inventory of cultural and historic heritage sites.
As of 2009, a cable car to the temple complex was under construction. In the aftermath of the 1996-2006 Nepalese Civil War, donations of straw and hay had diminished to a point where resident cattle at Swargadwari were in danger of starving.
Temple List
Amar Narayan
Ankuri Mahadev temple
Bajrayogini Temple
Bhairabsthan Temple
Chandannath Mandir
Chandeshwari Temple
Dakshinkali Temple
Ganesh temple
Guheswari Temple
Janaki Mandir
Kasthamandap
MaulaKalika Temple
Muktinath
Pashupatinath Temple
Pathibhara Devi


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You have to wear a lot of hats to be a travel blogger, including travel photographer. Even though I take photos for my travel blog, they're not the same as the photos I take "for fun". Here are the main differences between travel blog photography and normal travel photography.
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Great feed you have going on. Keep up the good work!
It's a masterpiece that no one can take away from you.
Be always yourself. Uniqueness is what matters to ourselves.
The Creativity is your masterpiece! Don't let anyone take that away from you.
Enjoyed it very much. Be safe.
Very interesting, Jodie. Thanks for the insight. In this situation, as a travel writer, you've shown that you're a professional photographer with yourself as the customer. You have to deliver the product to Dewberry so she can visualize and write articles. Keep up the great work!
Awesome Jody 🙂 was this vlog all filmed with the M50 ? thanx for sharing another amazing vid.
Lovely new landscape photos, our primary photography are portraits and fashion. But thanks to Jodi and Brendan you two made us fall in love with landscape photography.
Very informative video, got me thinking for my channel on how to make my videos and photos.
Very interesting! I like how you are finding yourself taking pictures for different reasons. I usually just take photos for fun or for Instagram, but as I am starting to utilize my blog more since it got revamped a few months ago, I am starting to add photos there as well. I will have to keep these tips in mind. Thank you for the video!
Save yourself some back ache and use a manual point and shoot, and a small tripod.
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Wright Medical's package meets multiple demands
Award-winning PETG thermoform functions in both sterile and non-sterile environments, eases validation, and ensures no punctures or pinholes.
Jim ButschliJim Butschli
Wright Medical Group, Inc., is an Arlington, TX-based global orthopedic medical device company that designs, manufactures, and markets reconstructive joint devices and biologics.
Recently, the company sought protective, safe packaging that could universally fit a variety of different sized and shaped extremity implant screws, many of which had sharp pitches or tips, for the foot and ankle region.
In an effort to design packaging and create efficiencies of scale, Wright worked with Placon, a designer and thermoformer of custom plastic packaging, and its Barger medical division.
Placon and Barger developed a PETG clamshell package for some 350 SKUs that was recently recognized with an IoPP Ameristar Award in the Medical Device category.
Designed with beauty and simplicity in mind, the small, distinctive rigid thermoformed clamshell meets Wright's requirements for form, fit, and function. When closed, it measures 2½ in. long x 1½ in. wide x 0.340 in. tall.
Designed for use in both sterile and non-sterile presentations, the PETG thermoform utilizes a single, consistent footprint for easy product validation. The thermoform has no sharp edges that come into contact with the primary packaging material, ensuring no punctures or pinholes to the package while in transit or during storage and handling.
The packaging makes it easier for operating room (OR) staff to easily find the part within the sterile packaging configuration or non-sterile plastic bag without having to "dig" in search of the product. OR staff is able to open the inner sterile barrier with enclosed thermoform for aseptic presentation directly onto the tray stand in the sterile field. The pack also helps eliminate the need to dig for the screw or to turn the bag upside down and risk screws flying out and possibly rolling off the tray and onto the floor.
With a universal system developed, Wright has streamlined its entire packaging process. The end package has delivered benefits that include making handling easier, reducing inventory needs, and validation costs, while providing a safe, reliable, and user-friendly protective package.
'Coining the hinge'
Sharp edges and snags are serious packaging problems, especially in the OR. Snags on a package can lead to punctures in sterile pouches, making medical devices non-sterile prior to being received in a sterile field. Sharp package edges, commonly associated with a package's hinge, could also cause grievous rips in surgical gloves.
To help allay this issue, Barger employed a technique more often seen in the plastic injection molding industry. Instead of thermoforming the clamshell's hinge in a "W" shape, whereby the hinge is cut on a plane, the hinge instead was "coined."
With crushed cut hinges shaped in the form of a "W", hard edges can be produced, leading to the possibility of potential snags in sterile bags or pouches. In addition, "W"-shaped hinges typically can't close flat without some gaping around the perimeter. To avoid these common issues, a coined or "living" hinge was created in the mold with a mechanical anvil pincer to make the mechanical hinge lay flat, with the added capability of being able to be flexed hundreds of times without breaking.
The only potentially sharp area on the clamshell lies on the corners of the hinge. To assure that pouches are protected from this potential area of concern, two rounded "wings" were designed on either side of the hinge. This simple design addition eliminated the possibility that the pouch could come into contact with potential sharp hinge corners when the clamshell is closed.
Developing a streamlined protective packaging system that could house and protect a large number of orthopedic implant screws of varying sizes and configurations was a challenging task. In addition, it was critical that the packaging could be properly sterilized while maintaining the implants' physical integrity through the filling, distribution, and handling processes.
With a large number of different size and shape components, Wright initially used a varied assortment of packaging materials to hold the components, from plastic bags to urethane/silicon-type end caps to foam piece cavities. However, due to the vast amount of sizes, an equally broad number of configurations needed to be acquired.
Redesigning for product form, fit, and function
Before the universal clamshell was designed, Wright relied on different packaging materials to house the various-sized parts, all with different success rates. Silicon/urethane-type end caps placed on the screws tips were abandoned due to the number of parts Wright needed to inventory. The company also found that it was difficult to fit each screw's exact form with the end cap; some caps would fit too snugly while others, too loose.
Direct placement of the screws into a plastic bag was also tested, however, it was discovered that specific parts were experiencing varying levels of damage. In particular was Wright's snap-off screw, a part that spins/drills into the bone. When the part is unable to be maneuvered in any further, the shaft is designed to snap off. However, when this part was stored directly in the plastic bag, and the shaft was prone to bend or even break off when a certain amount of direct pressure was applied to the part during shipping or storage.
Requirements that Wright specified from the onset of the design process included developing packaging that:
• Had high performance capabilities. The design needed to securely protect the implant screws while ensuring that the packaging's sterility was upheld, with no abrading of parts, no pinholing, or film fracturing of pouches.
• Could handle a multitude of various sized and shaped implants.
• Could withstand ethylene oxide (EtO) and gamma sterilization.
• Would be user-friendly.
The thermoform design addressed a number of concerns including:
• Reduction of inventory costs. The universal packaging eliminated Wright's need to carry multiple sizes of different materials such as silicon end caps or foam. The rigid PETG container has the flexibility to accommodate a wide assortment of different-sized screws into a simple package with a single footprint. The fewer packaging components equated to less part numbers to manage and track.
• Reduction in validation costs. Although the tooling costs were greater than the cost of standard tooling costs, Wright made up for the larger upfront expenditure through the ease of validation. Validation was only required for one package versus several packaging configurations. In addition, testing/QA procedures were consolidated due to the smaller number of packaging configurations.
• Reduction in future production costs. With one common footprint, Wright was able to utilize 20-up clamshell tooling which helped decrease costs in future production runs due to standardization of tooling.
• Reduction in labor costs. The manually filled packaging is easier to fill thanks to a one-size-fits-all thermoform and a reduction in packaging components.
• Reduction in product damage. Returns due to damage have been virtually eliminated due to the new packaging design
The clamshell has received positive feedback from not only the end-user/customer side but from the back-end or assembly side as well. Packaging line assemblers who manually fill the entire carton have noted its complete ease of assembly. Assemblers are able to drop in the part, close the thermoform, and place the thermoform inside a non-sterile packaging configuration or a sterile pouch-packaging configuration.
Sterile and non-sterile presentations
With the ability to work in both double-barrier sterile or non-sterile presentations, the thermoform is multifunctional in use. When utilized for non-sterile presentations, a double-compartment plastic bag is used with the IFU sealed in one compartment and the clamshell in the other. Non-sterile packaging is used in distributor instrument cases. For surgeries that may require multiple tool boxes, distributors place non-sterile products in instrument kits, which are then sterilized at the hospital to be autoclaved.
Initially designed for the IFU to be inserted alongside the clamshell in a single compartment, Wright moved to a double-compartment bag to ensure adequate separation of the IFU and component from each other so that the component would not stick in-between the IFU pages.
For double-barrier sterile uses, a screw is placed in the clamshell and sealed into a chevron plastic Tyvek® pouch that is subsequently sealed into a second chevron plastic Tyvek® pouch that is slid into a carton with the small IFU. The complete packages are either sterilized by gamma radiation or EtO gas. Channels/gates designed on the side of the thermoform allow EtO gas to flow through to the inside of the closed clamshell, sterilizing the screw and the entire package.
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Symptoms of Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder
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By Brittany Ferri
Brittany Ferri
Brittany Ferri, MS, OTR-L, CCTP, is an occupational therapist, consultant, and author specializing in psychosocial rehab.
Medically reviewed by Monique Rainford, MD
Monique Rainford, MD, is board-certified in obstetrics-gynecology, and currently serves as an Assistant Clinical Professor at Yale Medicine. She is the former chief of obstetrics-gynecology at Yale Health.
Frequent Symptoms
Rare Symptoms
Sub-Group Indications
When to See a Healthcare Provider or Go to the Hospital
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Causes and Risk Factors of Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder (PMDD)
Premenstrual dysphoric disorder, also known as PMDD, is a severe form of premenstrual syndrome (PMS). Women with PMDD experience severe hormonal imbalances leading to frequent and more drastic mood swings, along with significantly worsened physiological symptoms associated with premenstrual syndrome. Women with a family history of PMDD or increasingly difficult PMS are at a higher risk of developing PMDD, along with women who have a family history of mood disorders.
While PMDD may appear as premenstrual syndrome (PMS) to others and some symptoms of each condition are similar in nature, those associated with PMDD are much more severe and debilitating than those of PMS.
It can be difficult to distinguish which symptoms are typical of PMS, however. This makes talking to others important. If you do not know any other women experiencing symptoms as extreme and debilitating as yours are, it will be helpful to speak to a healthcare provider, who can identify which symptoms are typical of a monthly cycle and which require further intervention.
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Symptoms of PMDD include both physical and psychological manifestations. They typically appear the week or so leading up to your period and may vanish soon after your period starts.
Physical symptoms of PMDD may include:
Changes in libido (sex drive)
Food cravings and binge eating
Abdominal and pelvic pain
Breast fullness and pain
Temporary weight gain
Painful menstruation
Impaired coordination
In addition, someone with PMDD may experience psychological symptoms, such as:
Severe fatigue
Sleep issues and insomnia
Severe depression
Impaired memory and concentration
While many symptoms associated with PMDD have a primary or secondary connection to hormonal imbalances, this can prove life-threatening in severe cases. Some symptoms, such as infections, can lead to respiratory failure and loss of limbs in extreme cases if not treated immediately. Severe heart palpitations can cause a heart attack (myocardial infarction). Severe depression and suicidal thoughts, vision changes, severe changes in sensation, and impaired coordination all pose safety risks.
Such risks of PMDD symptoms are especially of concern in those with impaired mobility and others who are already at risk for falls due to other medical conditions.
Mood changes and instability can be even more unstable and distressing in those diagnosed with a mood disorder or other psychiatric condition.
Those with a pre-existing mood disorder should seek medical advice for managing potential mood changes associated with PMDD. Concerns related specifically to mood disorders can be brought to a gynecologist and psychiatrist to effectively monitor both conditions.
If you have been diagnosed with PMDD and become pregnant, ask your healthcare provider about any potential impact of this condition on your pregnancy, as PMDD is a risk factor for depression in both pregnancy and postpartum. The absence of a menstrual cycle during the gestational period may temporarily lessen or eliminate symptoms of PMDD. However, a healthcare provider should be consulted to ensure lifestyle continues to support a healthy balance of hormone levels.
Women who are severely overweight may experience an increase in symptoms related to mobility, such as impaired coordination and heart palpitations. These, along with others, should be closely monitored by a healthcare provider.
Extreme cases of symptoms such as mood changes, severe depression, suicidal ideation, and heart palpitations should be addressed immediately by a healthcare provider. This will prevent further complications related to PMDD and keep hormone levels at an appropriate balance.
Treatment-related issues should also be immediately brought to the attention of a healthcare provider.
These include issues with vitamin supplements, selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs), nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), or other anti-inflammatory medications, birth control pills, and drastic changes in diet.
Treatment of PMDD typically includes stress management and lifestyle changes, as these are important factors in any hormonal condition. The medications mentioned above may also be indicated for more specific symptoms of PMDD. However, the most powerful recommendation is often a well-rounded lifestyle with good health education and maintenance of PMDD and all related health conditions. Being advised by a doctor, healthcare provider or other integrative health professional is the best way to keep PMDD under control and minimize the impact it has on your life's activities.
Can hormones cause depression in women?
Yes. Hormonal fluctuations can cause depression and mood disorders. Menopause, pregnancy, giving birth, or having premenstrual syndrome or premenstrual dysphoric disorder can cause the condition, known as reproductive depression.
Can you get heart palpitations with PMS?
Yes. Even normal estrogen and progesterone changes throughout the month can cause changes in heart rhythm. With more serious PMS, your heart may suddenly beat faster, known as supraventricular tachycardia (SVT), and you may have more serious symptoms related to SVT including chest pain and weakness.
Causes and Risk Factors of PMDD
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There's a chance to tie the game and keep your team's playoffs hopes alive, and just like that your biggest dream of catching the game-tying TD turns into a nightmare. Early Doucet knows exactly what this feeling is like as he didn't get his hands on the ball. Little known fact: Doucet was born with two left feet. We kid, but from the look of things in the clip, is it really that unbelievable?


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Psystar offers 10.5.3 update for Open Computers
In an email to owners last night, Mac cloner Psystar announced that they've made available a version of Mac OS 10.5.
Written by Jason D. O'Grady, Contributing Editor
Jason D. O'Grady Contributing Editor
Jason D. O'Grady developed an affinity for Apple computers after using the original Lisa, and this affinity turned into a bona-fide obsession when he got the original 128 KB Macintosh in 1984.
Posted in The Apple Core on June 4, 2008 | Topic: Enterprise Software
In an email to owners last night, Mac cloner Psystar announced that they've made available a version of Mac OS 10.5.3 that's safe to install on their Open Computer Mac clones. The update must be downloaded from Psystar's Web site and is not available via Software Update.
In the email the company says "Apple has released a significant update to Leopard, version 10.5.3, and in turn we have created a scripted installer which will allow Open Computing users to perform this update while ensuring that your computer remains fully functional." They go on to warn that "you should not download this update directly from the Apple website as it may cause your system to become inoperable." (emphasis mine.)
Please read the following and make note of it because it will be important when you update your Open Computing product:
You must have your retail copy Mac OS X Leopard CD in the CD-ROM drive to be able to install this update
This update will require you to restart your computer once it is complete
Although the scripted installation is a little over 1MB, the 10.5.3 update from Apple is a very large (over 500MB) download that may take a very long time to download depending on the speed of your internet connection. The scripted installer will download it for you during the installation process
You must select the appropriate model of computer (Open or OpenPro) and the appropriate model video card when prompted or else your machine may not have video upon reboot
After the installation is complete and the machine restarts the machine will enter the Apple loading screen for approximately 5 minutes and then reboot (although this process may take longer). Once the machine reboots again it will return to a normal functioning state. It is imperative that you do not reboot the machine prematurely. Rebooting the machine early may cause undesirable effects including, but not limited to: broken operating system.
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