The Decadal will retire from Account Upgrades permanently April 5th. There will be no more Decadals created anywhere, in any AU or event, until Marapets reaches its second decade - August 2024!
The Decadal can now wear the Splatter and Fairy Costumes.
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Last Week's Raffle has now ended. pool22466 is the winner of the Red DNA and 100,000MP prize with the winning raffle ticket number 1166! Congratulations! Make sure you buy your tickets for today's raffle - only 10MP per ticket!
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A new Weekly Item Contest has just started. This week's item is Blue Paint, you will need to send this item to the 'Challenge' account. The challenge is to send as many of this item to 'Challenge' this week. The top 3 players at the end of the challenge will receive a Jar of Fog, 200,000MP and a Gold Trophy, the next 6 players will receive 150,000MP and a Silver Trophy and the next 9 players will receive 100,000MP and a Bronze Trophy.
A new Weekly Battle Contest has just started. This week's opponent is Wugor, you will need to have a Wugor Trading Card in your Battle Deck. The challenge is to win as many battles against this opponent this week. The top 3 players at the end of the challenge will receive a Caveman Trading Card, 200,000MP and a Gold Trophy, the next 6 players will receive 150,000MP and a Silver Trophy and the next 9 players will receive 100,000MP and a Bronze Trophy.
The Lottery has been drawn for this week. Lola_94 is the winner of the 401,100MP Jackpot with the winning numbers of 3, 11, 17, 23, 33 and 41. Congratulations!
Last Week's Raffle has now ended. ccctoshiba is the winner of the Red DNA and 100,000MP prize with the winning raffle ticket number 2396! Congratulations! Make sure you buy your tickets for today's raffle - only 10MP per ticket!
A new Weekly Quest Contest has just started. This week's quest game is Candy Tree. The challenge is to complete as many of these Quests this week. The top 3 players at the end of the challenge will receive a Rainbow Costume, 200,000MP and a Gold Trophy, the next 6 players will receive 150,000MP and a Silver Trophy and the next 9 players will receive 100,000MP and a Bronze Trophy.
A new Weekly Item Contest has just started. This week's item is Mint Chocolate Leido, you will need to send this item to the 'Challenge' account. The challenge is to send as many of this item to 'Challenge' this week. The top 3 players at the end of the challenge will receive a Watermelon Gummy Stomach, 200,000MP and a Gold Trophy, the next 6 players will receive 150,000MP and a Silver Trophy and the next 9 players will receive 100,000MP and a Bronze Trophy.
A new Weekly Battle Contest has just started. This week's opponent is Sniffer, you will need to have a Sniffer Trading Card in your Battle Deck. The challenge is to win as many battles against this opponent this week. The top 3 players at the end of the challenge will receive a Gobble Knight Trading Card, 200,000MP and a Gold Trophy, the next 6 players will receive 150,000MP and a Silver Trophy and the next 9 players will receive 100,000MP and a Bronze Trophy.
The Lottery has been drawn for this week. fluffynkacy is the winner of the 493,500MP Jackpot with the winning numbers of 1, 2, 5, 32, 33 and 34. Congratulations!
Last Week's Raffle has now ended. kidgame2001 is the winner of the Red DNA and 100,000MP prize with the winning raffle ticket number 2335! Congratulations! Make sure you buy your tickets for today's raffle - only 10MP per ticket!
A new Candy Account Upgrade has been released. The main prize is a Restricted Pet Willa! You will receive a candy themed trading card, book, gourmet food, dvd, costume, stamp, minipet and either a Candy coloured Willa or Azul Enchanted Plushie.
The Azul, Decadal, Figaro, Grint, Willa and Zetlian can now wear the Candy Costume.
There was an old woman who lived in a shoe. She had so many Chibs, she didn't know what to do; They stole her socks and nipped at her feet; In a rage she threw them out on the street!
A new Quest has been released in Vortex Park. Shusan is a crazy cat lazy with a love of clothing. She loves clothes so much that she even lives in a shoe! Vortex Park is so windy that everytime she hangs out her washing, it blows away. She wants every player to love clothes as much as her and will reward you with a Sock if you have the clothing item she asks for in your Wardrobe collection. If you find a matching pair of socks, these socks will be added to your Inventory. There are currently 109 Socks to collect for your Wardrobe.
If you have the Missing Wardrobe Giftbox, whenever you use Price Checker on any Clothing item, it will now show a red tick icon if you already have this item in your Wardrobe!
A new Weekly Quest Contest has just started. This week's quest game is Haunted House. The challenge is to complete as many of these Quests this week. The top 3 players at the end of the challenge will receive a Snowman Costume, 200,000MP and a Gold Trophy, the next 6 players will receive 150,000MP and a Silver Trophy and the next 9 players will receive 100,000MP and a Bronze Trophy.
A new Weekly Item Contest has just started. This week's item is Broad Beans, you will need to send this item to the 'Challenge' account. The challenge is to send as many of this item to 'Challenge' this week. The top 3 players at the end of the challenge will receive a Snow Easter Egg, 200,000MP and a Gold Trophy, the next 6 players will receive 150,000MP and a Silver Trophy and the next 9 players will receive 100,000MP and a Bronze Trophy.
A new Weekly Battle Contest has just started. This week's opponent is Agent, you will need to have a Agent Trading Card in your Battle Deck. The challenge is to win as many battles against this opponent this week. The top 3 players at the end of the challenge will receive a Agent Trading Card, 200,000MP and a Gold Trophy, the next 6 players will receive 150,000MP and a Silver Trophy and the next 9 players will receive 100,000MP and a Bronze Trophy.
The Lottery has been drawn for this week. twinkitt is the winner of the 533,000MP Jackpot with the winning numbers of 22, 28, 32, 35, 45 and 47. Congratulations!
Last Week's Raffle has now ended. RabbitPup is the winner of the Red DNA and 100,000MP prize with the winning raffle ticket number 3882! Congratulations! Make sure you buy your tickets for today's raffle - only 10MP per ticket!
A new Weekly Quest Contest has just started. This week's quest game is Hump Racing. The challenge is to complete as many of these Quests this week. The top 3 players at the end of the challenge will receive a Prison Costume, 200,000MP and a Gold Trophy, the next 6 players will receive 150,000MP and a Silver Trophy and the next 9 players will receive 100,000MP and a Bronze Trophy.
A new Weekly Item Contest has just started. This week's item is Grint Stamp, you will need to send this item to the 'Challenge' account. The challenge is to send as many of this item to 'Challenge' this week. The top 3 players at the end of the challenge will receive a Easter Pearl, 200,000MP and a Gold Trophy, the next 6 players will receive 150,000MP and a Silver Trophy and the next 9 players will receive 100,000MP and a Bronze Trophy.
A new Weekly Battle Contest has just started. This week's opponent is Halloween Elger, you will need to have a Halloween Elger Trading Card in your Battle Deck. The challenge is to win as many battles against this opponent this week. The top 3 players at the end of the challenge will receive a Bomb Trading Card, 200,000MP and a Gold Trophy, the next 6 players will receive 150,000MP and a Silver Trophy and the next 9 players will receive 100,000MP and a Bronze Trophy.
The February 2015 Monthly Checklist winners have been announced and the prizes have been rewarded. Congratulations to all of those who have won. Don't forget, this is a monthly permanent feature that you can enter for FREE. If you haven't already, you should start entering the March event!
The Lottery has been drawn for this week. SplatterColor is the winner of the 396,000MP Jackpot with the winning numbers of 4, 11, 14, 24, 25 and 43. Congratulations!
Last Week's Raffle has now ended. girlflower388 is the winner of the Red DNA and 100,000MP prize with the winning raffle ticket number 1281! Congratulations! Make sure you buy your tickets for today's raffle - only 10MP per ticket!
The Game of the Week has now changed to Pearl Skipping.
A new Weekly Quest Contest has just started. This week's quest game is Sewer Monster. The challenge is to complete as many of these Quests this week. The top 3 players at the end of the challenge will receive a Hobo Costume, 200,000MP and a Gold Trophy, the next 6 players will receive 150,000MP and a Silver Trophy and the next 9 players will receive 100,000MP and a Bronze Trophy.


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Home > Lamar Soutter Library > Publications > 44
Medical History in the Undergraduate Medical Curriculum
Susan E. Lederer
Ellen S. More, University of Massachusetts Medical School
Joel D. Howell
Document Type Article
History has long played a role in the education of American physicians, but the uses of medicine's past have changed over time. In the late nineteenth century, some physicians taught medical history to their students to supply a sense of continuity with professional traditions in times of rapid and bewildering change. Other physicians believed that instruction in medical history would impart a sense of refinement to medical practitioners. In the late twentieth century, medical history is increasingly viewed as a significant dimension of the professional, intellectual, and humanistic development of medical students. Further, it is one of the principal means by which recent, radical changes in health care can be given needed perspective. The knowledge that medicine and the medical sciences are fundamentally social enterprises is an important lesson for medical students. Through exposure to the history of health care, students also learn that medical knowledge is itself subject to change and is acquired in specific contexts. In the 1990s, medical history is taught in a variety of settings. In some schools, history is integrated into the teaching of medical humanities. Where medical history is institutionally distinct from the humanities, courses in medical history may be either elective or required. In order to reach students at every stage of their medical education, historians and clinicians can join forces to teach history in innovative and flexible programs.
eScholarship@UMMS Library Guide
Lamar Soutter Library Website

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package.path = string.format("%s;%s/?.lua", os.getenv("LUA_PATH"), torchFolder)

require 'nn'
require 'inn'
require 'image'
require 'lfs'
local torch = require 'torch'

local tiefvision_commons = require '0-tiefvision-commons/tiefvision_commons'

local function saveEncoding(dataFolder, destFolder, imageName, imageEncoder)
  local imageInput = torch.load(dataFolder .. '/' .. imageName)
  imageInput = imageInput:transpose(1, 3)
  local encodedImage = imageEncoder:forward(imageInput):double()
  torch.save(destFolder .. '/' .. imageName, encodedImage)
end

local function generateDatabaseForFolders(dataFolder, destFolder, imageEncoder)
  local imageFiles = tiefvision_commons.getFiles(dataFolder)
  for imageIndex = 1, #imageFiles do
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  end
end

local function generateDatabase(imageEncoder)
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  local dataFolder = tiefvision_commons.dataPath('db/similarity/img-enc-cnn-encoder')
  local destFolder = tiefvision_commons.dataPath('db/similarity/img-similarity-deeprank')
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  local destFolderFlipped = tiefvision_commons.dataPath('db/similarity/img-flipped-similarity-deeprank')
  generateDatabaseForFolders(dataFolderFlipped, destFolderFlipped, imageEncoder)
end

local function loadModel()
  return torch.load(tiefvision_commons.modelPath('similarity.model'))
end

local function removeReshapeModule(imageEncoder)
  imageEncoder:remove(2)
  return imageEncoder
end

local similarityModel = loadModel()
local imageEncoder = similarityModel.modules[1].modules[1].modules[1].modules[1]
print(imageEncoder)
imageEncoder = removeReshapeModule(imageEncoder)
generateDatabase(imageEncoder)

print("Database for Deeprank searcher generated")

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


The Hradil push rod improves the bending and sliding properties by up to 30% and can be used on the on reel H-60/8 from Kummert.
30% more thrust - 30% higher bending ability. To allow a maximum of strength and bending ability for our push cable, we use a special basalt fiber in stead of the original standard glass fiber material. This is how we are able to increase both, the thrust force and the bending radius, by up to 30%. We have all the 8 poles of 0.5 mm copper embedded into the nearly indestructible BFK material to provide an increased protection of the wires what signifficantly extends the life of the cable. It can be used among other systems on reels like H-60/8 from Kummert.


Alex Scaglione was born on April 13, 1902. He died in February 1983 at 80 years old. We know that Alex Scaglione had been residing in Tampa, Hillsborough County, Florida.
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1902 - In the year that Alex Scaglione was born, about 150 thousand United Mine Workers went on strike in eastern Pennsylvania for a wage increase and more suitable hours. They eventually got a 10% raise and their workday was reduced from 10 hours to 9. Because winter was coming and most people at the time heated their homes with coal, President Teddy Roosevelt arbitrated between the owners and the workers - the first time that the Federal government arbitrated in a strike.
1953 - By the time he was 51 years old, on January 20th, Dwight D. Eisenhower became the 34th President of the United States. Formerly the 1st Supreme Allied Commander Europe in World War II, Eisenhower had never previously held a political office.
1971 - He was 69 years old when in March, Intel shipped the first microprocessor to Busicom, a Japanese manufacturer of calculators. The microprocessor has since allowed computers to become smaller and faster, leading to smaller and more versatile handheld devices, home computers, and supercomputers.
1980 - When he was 78 years old, on April 24th, a rescue attempt was begun in the Iranian Hostage Crisis. The attempt failed and 8 US servicemen were killed. Eight helicopters had been sent for the mission, but only 5 arrived in operating condition., Since the military had advised that the mission be aborted if there were fewer than 6 helicopters, President Carter stopped it. Upon leaving, a helicopter collided with a transport plane and the men were killed.
1983 - In the year of Alex Scaglione's passing, "crack" cocaine was developed in the Bahamas and spread to the United States. Previously, cocaine had been cut with other substances, diluting it. Crack was 80% pure and therefore was more addictive. It was also cheaper, making it more easily available to low income neighborhoods.
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Alex Scaglione passed away in February 1983 at 80 years old. There is no known cause of death for Alex. He was born on April 13, 1902. We are unaware of information about Alex's immediate family. We know that Alex Scaglione had been residing in Tampa, Hillsborough County, Florida.
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There's no getting around it—lunch can feel like the lamest meal. We usually get stuck eating repeats, and munch alone or on the go.
1. If you're eating out, pick a place an hour beforehand.
Pick up your lunch an hour early—before your stomach starts rumbling—or make a mental plan of where you're heading and stick with it, says Harris-Pincus. A study from the journal Appetite found that people who ordered their lunch 45 minutes prior to eating consumed 145 fewer calories and 8.9 fewer grams of fat, on average, than those who made game-time decisions. "I'm much more likely to stick with my goals when I'm not starving," says Harris-Pincus.
2. Don't expect your lunch to last until 4 PM.
When there's a long workday ahead, some of us pile up our plate at lunch to last us till dinnertime. But adding extra slices of meat or cheese on that sammie adds lots of extra calories and isn't going to hold you over. Instead, eat just enough to give you energy at lunch, and keep a drawer full of healthy snacks (like apples, bananas, or almonds) on hand for the 4 PM munchies, says Harris-Pincus.
3. Put veggies on your plate first.
If you're heading to the office cafeteria, throw veggies or salad on your plate first (ask for a double serving if they're stingy). Your veggies and greens should take up half of the room on your plate. "Once you've accomplished that, you can look at the other options," says Harris-Pincus.
Packing your lunch is almost always going to lead to healthier choices—but there's nothing appetizing about eating out of an old, funky Tupperware container or salvaging a smushed sandwich. Splurging on packable gear like glass Pyrex containers, which can be put right in the microwave, or a freezable, bento-like lunchbox (to protect your food during a long commute) can be all the incentive you need to become a healthy home packer.
5. Think outside the salad.
With a quick grocery trip and prep on Sunday, you could be bringing to work healthy, weight-loss friendly meals that you actually want to eat. Hey, we can't all live on kale and carrots. "I like to make a bunch of meals for the week by shredding up a store-bought rotisserie chicken, adding quinoa or brown rice, beans, and grape tomatoes or other yummy veggies that'll stay fresh," says Harris-Pincus.


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Home » Air Transport » Ukraine's flag carrier places financial stability ahead of fleet expansion
Ukraine's flag carrier places financial stability ahead of fleet expansion
Posted on February 8th, 2019 by ES in Air Transport, Ukraine
The delivery schedule of a fourth Boeing 777 to UIA remains uncertain (Oleg Belyakov / Wikimedia)
Ukraine International Airlines (UIA), the country's national carrier, is to slow down its expansion plans in order to stabilise its financial performance and climb out of the red.
"We are proclaiming 2019 as the year of stabilisation," Yury Miroshnikov, UIA's president declared at a Kyiv press conference. "We are aiming at securing [our] positive [financial] results of the year. 2018 was the second loss-bearing year in a row for our airline, but this is the price we paid for developing our network, growing our traffic, renewing and expanding our fleet in very unfavourable economic and geopolitical conditions, Miroshnikov pointed out.
He revealed that among the negative factors that affected the airline's revenues last year were fuel price spikes, the higher costs of air traffic management services in Ukraine as well as 'geopolitical tensions' – referring to the current troubled Russo-Ukrainian relations – which have imposed airspace restrictions that added to flight times. He also complained about delayed deliveries of Boeing 777-200ER long-haul aircraft.
The Ukrainian dominant carrier intends to suspend its fleet expansion plans and concentrate on fleet renewals instead. "We have phased out all Boeing 737CLs so that now our entire narrow-body fleet consists of next-generation aircraft. In the [coming] spring we're expecting the delivery of three factory-fresh Boeing 737MAXs, but they will replace older aircraft," Miroshnikov revealed.
At the same time, UIA intends to complete the delivery of two Embraer 195 aircraft, an order that has been on hold since last year. The large regional jets will be operated on thin and regional routes, previously served by B737-300s and -500s.
Meanwhile, the delivery schedule of a fourth Boeing 777 remains uncertain. "The aircraft was not compliant with contract terms, under several technical parameters, and we are still in negotiations with the lessor," Miroshnikov explained.
In terms of further route network expansion, UIA intends to ease back on this activity too, with the launch of just one new connection linking Kyiv and Izmir in Turkey. Nevertheless, the airline is hopeful of boosting its overall traffic results by eight to 10 per cent through improved fleet utilisation rates and increased seat load factors. Ukraine International carried more than eight million passengers in 2018.
UIA currently operates a 42-strong fleet, consisting of three B777-200ERs, four B767-300ERs, 26 B737-800s, four B737-900s and five medium-haul Embraer-190s.
Antonov assembles the first An-132 airframe
Russia's troubled Utair comes up with a new 35-year debt-restructuring plan
Aeroflot cedes Boeing 787 purchase rights
EASA bars Turkmenistan Airlines flights from entering the EU
Ukraine International reports 12.9 per cent increase in first half of 2018


Google has made its new Pixel smartphone official, teasing it will rock a 12.3MP camera that Google calls the "best smartphone camera ever made" - a huge claim, for a company pushing into a hardware in a new way.
The new Pixel smartphone features the 12.3MP sensor with f/2.0 and HDR+ technology, with some beautiful images taken on Pixel shown during the unveiling. Google said that the speed of the camera app is 'really important', with a smaller capture time than any other smartphone Google has tested.
Pixel has some incredible video stabilization technology, with some amazing results shown by Google. It was actually pretty incredible to see, almost like a 3-axis stabilization system.
Google will be allowing unlimited, full resolution photos and 4K videos on Pixel through their Google Photos app - another incredible touch by Google.


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Q: Stripe test Webhooks on Production Server I'm currently testing the production server for my stripe webhooks.
Locally I purchased a Test-Product and listen for the webhook with the stripe CLI for my localhost:5000/hooks.
There everything worked as expected.
Now I deployed the server and I setup the live stripe webhook inside my dashboard.
But If I now purchase a Test-Product, my webhook on my production server does not execute.
Does someone know what's the reason for this?
How can I test the live webhook without spending money for the Live-Products?
Any help will be greatly appreciated

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For information on technology available for licensing or commercialization, awards, or project information, please contact the CCTRP program leadership and we would be pleased to answer any questions you may have. This is a partial list, so please feel free to contact the team to learn more about these or additional opportunities.
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Sickle cell disease biochip blood-cell adhesion test for emerging anti-adhesive therapies
Umut Gurkan, assistant professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering; and Jane Little, professor of medicine in the Department of Hematology and Oncology
Sickle cell disease biochip technology is a new microfluidic blood test that measures the stickiness of blood cells to blood vessel walls. This new blood test can be used as a companion diagnostic test platform for emerging anti-adhesive therapies to allow effective, personalized treatment and care for patients living with sickle cell disease.
3-D ultrasound imaging for ophthalmology
Faruk Orge, professor of ophthalmology and visual sciences at the School of Medicine and pediatric division chief of ophthalmology at University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center; and David Wilson, professor of biomedical engineering
This technology will be the first high-resolution, 3-D microscopic ultrasound system to provide novel visualizations of eye structures to better understand pathophysiology, plan treatments and assess treatment results. Ultrasound is an effective ophthalmic imaging method that allows structures behind the iris, including the lens and ciliary body, as well as key portions of the aqueous outflow system, to be seen. This region of the eye plays a critical role in glaucoma—which affects over 2.7 million people in the United States alone—and cataract, which are leading causes of reversible and irreversible blindness.
LunIOTx: decision-support technology for predicting response to immunotherapy in lung cancer
Anant Madabhushi, the F. Alex Nason Professor II of biomedical engineering and director of the Center for Computational Imaging and Personalized Diagnostics
LunIOTx is a non-invasive decision-support technology that uses patented artificial intelligence and pattern recognition algorithms on routine CT scans to identify lung cancer patients who will or will not respond to immunotherapy. By identifying patterns on CT scans associated with response, LunIOTx can enable early identification of lung cancer patients in whom expensive immunotherapy can be avoided and who might be better candidates for chemo or radiation therapy.
Magneto-optical diagnosis of Lyme disease in blood samples
Brian Grimberg, assistant professor of international health at the School of Medicine; and Umut Gurkan, assistant professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering
There is an expanding need for a reliable diagnosis to identify and treat more than 300,000 people potentially infected with Lyme disease in the United States. Iron-labeled antibodies attach to the Borrelia bacteria, which makes it responsive to a magnetic field and can yield a result in five minutes, as opposed to weeks. More importantly, the technology functions immediately after exposure to an infected tick instead of having to wait a month for the current test. This early detection can lead to an early cure instead of patients languishing for years without an effective treatment.
Magnetic resonance fingerprinting for target identification in deep brain stimulation
Cameron McIntyre, the Tilles-Weidenthal Professor of biomedical engineering; and Mark Griswold, professor of radiology
The goal of this project is to develop a clinical workflow and computational algorithm that enables integration of advanced MI acquisitions, known as magnetic resonance fingerprinting, into surgical targeting strategies for deep brain stimulation (DBS) therapies. The inventors are developing their prototype system around subthalamic nucleus DBS for the treatment of Parkinson's disease.
Novel positron emission tomography (PET) imaging agent for tumor detection and treatment
Susann Brady-Kalnay; professor of molecular biology and microbiology; and James Basilion, professor of radiology biomedical engineering and pathology.
Specific tumor detection is critically important in cancer imaging to avoid unnecessary biopsies to exclude false-positive findings and to allow treatment—or redirection of treatment—at earlier stages of the disease. Positron Emission Tomography (PET) imaging agents that specifically recognize tumor cells are necessary for improved imaging and subsequent evaluation of therapeutic efficacy independent of their metabolic rates. PTPµ is a novel imageable biomarker that can be used to specifically and more comprehensively detect and monitor aggressive invasive and metastatic tumors.
LunIRiS: Decision support tool for lung nodule risk prediction on screening CT
Anant Madabhushi, the F. Alex Nason Professor II of biomedical engineering; and Robert Gilkeson, professor of radiology.
Each year, more than 20 million patients in the United States undergo a chest computer tomography (CT) exam. In nearly half of these exams, a pulmonary nodule will be identified.
While most of these nodules are benign, it is difficult to distinguish them from nodules that require treatment. As a result, many patients unnecessarily undergo more invasive diagnostic procedures, including surgical wedge resection.
The team's novel technology, LunIRiS, is a computerized decision-support technology for use in conjunction with routine chest CT scans to reduce the high false-positive diagnostic rate associated with lung nodules. The technology could greatly reduce the number of unnecessary invasive diagnostic procedures. With advanced computational image-analytic and machine-learning tools, LunIRiS provides a risk score for improved quantitative assessment of lung nodules and has been shown to improve the diagnostic accuracy of human readers.
Point-of-care device for monitoring and diagnosis of oral cancer
Aaron Weinberg, associate dean for research, chair of the Department of Biological Sciences and professor; Umut Gurkan, assistant professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering; and Santosh Ghosh, senior research associate.
Oral cancer kills thousands in the United States and hundreds of thousands worldwide. Early detection is key to improved survival. Oral cancer is now diagnosed by tissue biopsy, followed by pathology review.
But biopsies are expensive, painful, can cause complications and are impractical, should monitoring be required.
The team's novel technology builds on a recent discovery that the two proteins produced in early stages of oral cancer change their ratios in cancerous cells, and that the ratio could be used as a non-invasive diagnostic tool. The researchers have developed a point-of-care microfluidic device which, when connected to a smartphone, obtains ratio results within 15 minutes.
Advantages include the ability to: non-invasively swab and diagnose a lesion for cancer while the patient waits; determine if a biopsy is necessary; permit pre-malignant lesions to be monitored; perform the test in any dental or ear, nose and throat clinic as part of oral health check-up; and obtain results at one-tenth the cost of a biopsy and pathology review.
Minimally invasive direct current nerve block
Tina Vrabec, research assistant professor; Elias Veizi, assistant professor of anesthesiology and perioperative medicine; Niloy Bhadra, research assistant professor of biomedical engineering; Jesse Wainright, research professor of chemical engineering.
Inadequately addressed post-operative pain is a common precursor to chronic pain, which can lead to opioid addition.
The team's novel technology uses minimally invasive direct current to block a nerve electrically. As compared to pharmaceuticals, this nerve block provides a focused block—without side effects—that can be applied and removed instantly and can be personalized for each patient.
Polarization-sensitive OCT (PSOCT) image guidance for RFA therapy of atrial fibrillation
Andrew Rollins, professor of biomedical engineering and medicine; and Mauricio Arruda, associate professor of medicine.
According to the American Heart Association, atrial fibrillation affects between 2.7 and 6.1 million people.
Though medical therapy is the first option, ablation therapy can be curative, although the success rate is not ideal. More than half of patients who receive ablation therapy will require additional ablation procedures, and about 35 percent will never be fully cured. Cardiac ablation requires a high level of skill and training.
Electrophysiologists don't have real-time guidance at the catheter tip to identify critical substrates and structures to target or avoid, to assess catheter-tissue contact or to monitor the completeness of a lesion or avoid complications.
The team's novel technology incorporates optical coherence tomography (OCT) imaging at the catheter tip, which could improve the acute success rate, reduce recurrences, procedure time and complications and improve safety.
Point-of-care device for diagnosis of cystic fibrosis in newborns
Miklos Gratzl, associate professor of biomedical engineering; and James Chmiel, associate professor of pediatrics.
Cystic fibrosis (CF) is diagnosed in one of every 2,300 live births, making it the most prevalent genetic disease in the United States, Europe and Austral-Asia.
CF is a recessive genetic disease that manifests in a defective chloride channel in epithelial cells that line internal organs. This leads to the secretion of abnormally viscous mucus with high chloride content that causes severe and life-threatening illness. The earlier CF is diagnosed, the better the patient's quality of life, life expectancy and potential for reduced health-care costs.
The team's novel technology promises to detect the presence of the disease in newborns at 2 weeks old, which would allow early treatment and more promising clinical outcomes.
Oropharynx appliance to maintain airway patency
Dominique Durand, the Elmer Lincoln Lindseth Professor in Biomedical Engineering; and Kingman Strohl, professor of physiology and biophysics.
Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) negatively impacts the health of millions of Americans, and the problem continues to grow. Sleep apnea is often cited among areas to address to reduce health-care spending and improve chronic disease management.
Non-invasive treatment options have been effective, but patients often choose to not use them because they're uncomfortable and inconvenient.
The team's novel technology is a device to treat OSA in a form expected to deliver much higher patient compliance. The project aims to test the new design for the treatment of OSA.
The device will be first tested in five patients for compliance in a home setting, and then undergo sleep tests at night to determine the device's effectiveness at reducing the apnea-hypopnea index.
Plant virus-like particle-based cancer immunotherapy
Nicole Steinmetz, Julian Kim
The researchers developed an "in situ vaccination" strategy to treat metastatic cancer, using a nanoparticle formed by the protein components of a plant virus. Direct administration of the therapeutic nanoparticle into identified tumors triggers a tumor-specific immune response, eradicating the treated tumor as well as distal metastatic sites. Immune memory protects patients from outgrowth of metastatic disease or recurrence. Support from CTTRP will provide a framework toward translation from preclinical models to clinical evaluation.
CorCalDx: dual energy X-ray coronary calcium scoring
David Wilson; Robert Gilkeson
This software enables fast and high throughput detection of coronary calcium using the commonly ordered dual-energy chest X-ray exams. An excellent biomarker for coronary artery disease, coronary calcium scoring has long been assessed using expensive computed tomography. As the chest X-ray is the most common medical imaging procedure by far, CorCalDx will help radiologists screen for coronary calcium and identify coronary artery disease risk with little or no additional cost or radiation.
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Monopoly Tournament held at Cobleigh
Created on Wednesday, 18 April 2018 21:05
Written by Chelsi Byrnes
LYNDONVILLE - A Monopoly Tournament was held at the Cobleigh Library this afternoon. The Monopoly Tournament instructor, Colleen Lariviere, started this tournament sixteen years ago as she had seen it as a great learning opportunity for children. Originally, the library had other games that they had played as well. Her children were also involved in monopoly tournaments years ago and she wanted to continue this tradition with her grandchildren as well.
Monopoly was originally created in 1933 and invented by Charles Darrow. It was later sold on February 6, 1935 by the Parker Brothers. Before Monopoly was created there were some other games similar to Monopoly but they never were as successful. Although the trademarks on the game were officially not settled until 1985.International Monopoly tournaments were first held in the 1970's. The last national championship and world championship was held in 2009. The game is now on many different video game platforms as well including a computer version, X box 360, Wii and Playstation.
The object of the game is to become the wealthiest player by buying, renting and selling property. The children will keep a score sheet with the amount of money they win and whoever has the most money at the end wins. Lariviere sees this as a positive game because the children are able to learn these skills that they will need when they are older as adults.
"A lot of people think it's strictly just luck , but I think it's mostly skill with some luck involved. It does depend on the luck of the die, but then you have to decide if you're going to buy something when to build or not and to pay attention to your properties of course, " said Lariviere.
Whoever is the winner at the end of the tournament, can win a Green Mountain Book Store gift card. Whoever doesn't come in first place can win a toy or candy. They also will have door prizes as well for the children.
The tournament continues on tomorrow from 2-4 and the winner will be determined then.


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Q: Node router returning response by itself This is probably extremely simple but I am really confused by it.
When I hit my node /verify endpoint either via postman or the frontend, a 200 response from the backend is being sent back automatically when non 'response' values/functions are in the /verify endpoint.
For example, if I make the function extremely simple:
This will send a 200 response back, even though I don't appear to be setting 'response' anywhere.
router.post('/verify', (request, response, next) => {
  code = code.toUpperCase();
});

This won't send a 200 response back (and I don't think it should, as I'm not setting response to anything)
router.post('/verify', (request, response, next) => {
  const { code } = request.body;
  console.log(code);
});

Can anyone explain to me what is going on? I expect to need to reference response like the examples below to push a response back
response.status(401).send("Lorem ipsum");

or
response.json(token);

Thanks
Whole page (excluding other API calls which shouldn't affect this)
const poolArray = require('../../db');
const { Router } = require('express');
const router = Router();
const bcrypt = require('bcryptjs');
const jwt = require('jsonwebtoken');

router.post('/verify', (request, response, next) => {
  // let { code } = request.body; //if commented out will send 200 back automatically, if not commented out won't pass 200 back automatically
  code = code.toUpperCase();
})

module.exports = router;

My index.js:
const { Pool } = require('pg');
const oracledb = require('oracledb');
oracledb.outFormat = oracledb.OUT_FORMAT_OBJECT;

const { langleyUser, langleyHost, langleyDatabase, langleyPassword, langleyPort, onboardingUser, onboardingHost, onboardingDatabase, onboardingPassword, onboardingPort } = require('../secrets/db_configuration');

const langley = new Pool({ user: langleyUser, host: langleyHost, database: langleyDatabase, password: langleyPassword, port: langleyPort });
const onboarding = new Pool({ user: onboardingUser, host: onboardingHost, database: onboardingDatabase, password: onboardingPassword, port: onboardingPort });

const poolArray = {
    langley,
    onboarding
}

module.exports = poolArray;

Middleware
const jwt = require('jsonwebtoken');

module.exports = (request, response, next) => {
  try {
    console.log(' in check auth request');
    const decoded = jwt.verify(request.headers.authorization, 'bFm3Vp4Ga@cG6W');
    request.userData = decoded;
    next();
  } catch (error) {
    return response.status(404).json({
      message: 'Authentication failed'
    })
  }

};

A: I believe Express will return 200 OK (?) when the response is not specified. If you want to continue to another middleware layer then call next().


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Grand Teton National Park All Destinations
Things to do in Wyoming
Things to do in Grand Teton National Park
Jenny Lake Trail
Grand Teton National Park Tours
All Grand Teton National Park Tours
Oxbow Bend
Colter Bay Visitor Center
Chapel of the Transfiguration
Mormon Row Historic District
Jackson Lake
How to Spend 1 Day in Grand Teton National Park
Jenny Lake Trail Tours
A highlight of Wyoming's Grand Teton National Park, the Jenny Lake area is characterized by thundering waterfalls, canyons, mountain vistas, and the crystalline expanse of Jenny Lake itself. The lake trail runs 7.1 miles (11.4 kilometers) around the water's edge and passes by Hidden Falls, Cascade Canyon, and Inspiration Point.
Most tours of Grand Teton National Park include at least a portion of the Jenny Lake Trail, whether you opt to explore on a full-day, morning, or sunset excursion. Day trips to Grand Teton typically leave from the towns of Jackson Hole or Jackson and allow you to see Jenny Lake along with park highlights, such as Oxbow Bend and Jackson Lake.
Most tours include a meal and round-trip transportation. To explore Grand Teton National Park at your own pace, opt for a self-guided tour.
The Jenny Lake Trail is a must-see for nature lovers.
Wear shoes suitable for hiking, dress in layers, and bring sun protection.
The area is home to both grizzly and black bears, so be sure to make noise when out on the trail and leave no trace of food or trash behind.
A shuttle boat crosses the lake from the visitor center to a dock on the lake's western shore, which allows you to see Hidden Falls after just 1 mile (1.6 kilometers) of hiking.
Jenny Lake sits at the base of the Tetons at an elevation of 6,800 feet (2,073 meters) from the town of Jackson. You can visit via private vehicle or opt for a guided tour to avoid the hassle of parking.
Summer, when the weather is typically warm and sunny, is the most popular time to visit. Parking at South Jenny Lake can fill up quickly, so arrive early in the morning to score a spot. The area is accessible by car from May through October.
Jenny Lake Trail Options
The most popular variation of the Jenny Lake Trail starts with a shuttle boat ride across the lake from the visitor center to a dock on the western shore. From here, a moderately steep, 0.5-mile (0.8-kilometer) hike leads to thundering Hidden Falls, before continuing up Cascade Canyon toward aptly named Inspiration Point. While the trail connects with overnight trails, day hikers most often turn back and return via the southwestern shoreline.
Address: South Jenny Lake Junction, Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming, USA
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Grand Teton National Park - PRIVATE Full-Day Tour from Jackson Hole
Explore the amazing wildlife habitat of Grand Teton National Park and visit its top attractions: see Jackson and Jenny lakes, have your camera ready to capture the stunning Oxbow Bend, and view the historic barns of Mormon Row. Throughout your journey, your local guide will search for the park's resident wildlife including grizzlies, bison, moose and pronghorn antelope. Your tour includes breakfast, lunch, round-trip transport from Jackson hotels, Park Entry fees, boat ride on Jenny Lake (May-Sept) and the use of binoculars.
Grand Teton National Park - Full-Day Guided Tour from Jackson Hole
Spend an 8-hour day taking in the spectacular scenery and wildlife of Grand Teton National Park. Travel to the highlights of the park with your guide, including the barns on Mormon Row, Oxbow Bend, Jenny Lake and Jackson Lake. Keep your camera handy for wildlife sightings of species such as grizzly and black bears, elk, deer, bison, pronghorn antelope, coyote, fox, eagle and osprey. Use of binoculars for easy wildlife spotting, breakfast, lunch and round-trip transportation from Jackson area lodging are included.
What's the best way to experience Jenny Lake Trail?
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Truly Strange Cases of People Kidnapped by Bigfoot
"I was kidnapped by Bigfoot." It is an absurd statement that seems practically synonymous with bad tabloid headlines, cranks, and kooks. Yet in the pantheon of the countless Bigfoot and hairy hominid reports that have come in from all corners of the globe there can be found a surprisingly high number of accounts that indeed claim exactly this. It is a phenomenon that can almost be considered its own subspecies of weird Bigfoot reports, and these seemingly ludicrous tales serve to not only merely entertain, but also to provoke thought and open up a line of inquiry into a rather potentially bizarre scenario. If Bigfoot and other hairy humanoid beasts are indeed real, then do they on occasion abduct humans, and if so how would such a situation play out? Here we will look at cases that may hold the answers to these questions. These are among the weirdest reports of Bigfoot kidnappings that I have come across, and whether they are real or not, they are damn strange all the same.
By far the most well-known and talked about alleged Bigfoot kidnapping, as well as one of the strangest, concerns the Canadian prospector and lumberjack Albert Ostman. In 1924, Ostman went on vacation to the rugged wilderness near Toba Inlet, British Columbia, Canada. One of his purposes at the time was to try and find what he claimed to be a long lost gold mine that he was convinced existed out there in the dense forests, which is already odd and intriguing enough as it is but would be overshadowed by the bizarreness of what would purportedly happen to him during his trip.
While on his journey into these remote badlands, Ostman's Indian guide told him that the man who had allegedly originally found the lost gold mine was rumored to have been killed by a Sasquatch, which was according to Ostman the first time he had ever heard of such creatures, despite having long been a hardened outdoorsman. The Indian explained about the large, hairy man-like beasts they called the Sasquatch and told of the large footprints they left behind, but Ostman at the time did not believe a word of it, instead chalking it up to crazy old Native legends. Not long after this, the two made camp and Ostman headed out on his own with some supplies in a pack and armed with his rifle and a knife to investigate a pass through the mountains that he had seen, as well as to do some prospecting.
Albert Ostman
After a few days of camping alone out in the wilderness, some rather odd things were noticed by Ostman. One morning he found that some of the items in his camp had been moved around, although nothing had been taken, and Ostman slept that night with his rifle within easy reach, thinking that perhaps a porcupine or other animal had come and picked through his camp. The following morning, he found his back pack had been emptied out but was still oddly hanging from where he had left it, and that this time some things were missing, such as a half-pound pack of prunes and all of his pancake flour. The only thing that hadn't been touched was his bag of salt. An examination of the camp turned up no footprints, and the intrusion did not seem to be the work of animals since nothing had been torn apart or haphazardly ransacked or strewn about. For 3 nights in a row the mysterious intruder visited the camp unseen, and all efforts by Ostman to stake out the camp to find the trespasser in the act were to no avail.
On the 4th night of these strange incidents, Ostman went to bed fully clothed, with both his knife and rifle within easy reach, and this time he had intended to stay awake all night in order to catch the trespasser, but he eventually fell into a deep sleep. At some point, he claims he was awoken by something picking him up, sleeping bag and all, and he groggily thought it might be a snow slide, although there was no snow in the area at the time. He said that he then felt as if he had been put up on horseback, and that whatever was carrying him was walking. He couldn't see anything, as he was wrapped up in his sleeping bag, and he desperately grabbed for his rifle as he tried to figure out who or what was carrying him along. Unable to move and with various equipment sticking into him uncomfortably, Ostman could only wait there in the encroaching dark and see where he was being taken. Whatever had captured him seemed to be taking Ostman uphill, as he could feel each step lifting upwards, and he began to notice that the thing was breathing heavily, as well as occasionally letting out coughing noises and strange chattering sounds.
For 3 hours Ostman was carried like this through the wilderness, when suddenly his sleeping bag was dumped onto the ground and he warily peeked outside. Although it was too dark at the time for him to clearly see what was out there, he could vaguely make out large, dark shapes and hear what sounded like several large creatures chattering unintelligibly amongst each other, and it seemed to be a family of the very hairy humanoids his old Indian guide had told him about. Ostman called out to ask what the creatures wanted and was answered with more of the chattering sounds. He thought of escape, but his legs were too badly cramped and painful for him to even walk, let alone run away.
As it got lighter outside, Ostman claims that he could finally make out four humanoid creatures, unclothed and fully covered in shaggy hair. According to him, there were two big ones, which seemed to be the father, which was a massive specimen about 8 feet tall, and the mother, as well as two smaller ones, which looked to be children, a boy and a girl, with "smaller" meaning that they were only around 6 to 7 feet tall. Ostman would later say of their appearance:
The young fellow might have been between 11-18 years old and about seven feet tall and might weight about 300 lbs. His chest would be 50-55 inches, his waist about 36-38 inches. He had wide jaws, narrow forehead, that slanted upward round at the back about four or five inches higher than the forehead. The hair on their heads was about six inches long. The hair on the rest of their body was short and thick in places. The women's hair on the forehead had an upward turn like some women have — they call it bangs, among women's hair-do's. Nowadays the old lady could have been anything between 40-70 years old. She was over seven feet tall. She would be about 500-600 pounds. She had very wide hips, and a goose-like walk. She was not built for beauty or speed. Some of those lovable brassieres and uplifts would have been a great improvement on her looks and her figure. The man's eyeteeth were longer than the rest of the teeth, but not long enough to be called tusks. The old man must have been near eight feet tall. Big barrel chest and big hump on his back — powerful shoulders, his biceps on upper arm were enormous and tapered down to his elbows. His forearms were longer than common people have, but well proportioned. His hands were wide, the palm was long and broad, and hollow like a scoop. His fingers were short in proportion to the rest of his hand. His fingernails were like chisels. The only place they had no hair was inside their hands and the soles of their feet and upper part of the nose and eyelids. I never did see their ears, they were covered with hair hanging over them.
The creatures did not seem threatening or aggressive towards Ostman at all, and indeed the young ones seemed a little frightened of him, but neither did they seem ready to let him leave. According to Ostman, for the next 6 days the family of Sasquatch forcefully kept him there, with the large male constantly nearby and sitting at the only obvious escape route. During this time, Ostman claimed that the family of creatures slept within a shelter lined and covered with bark and dry moss and that gradually the curious creatures would come closer to observe him, including the younger ones. The family of Sasquatch also offered Ostman food in the form of nuts and a type of sweet grass, which the young boy Sasquatch would deftly climb up the mountain to get. In return, Ostman would let it play with his snuff box, which it would practice opening and closing, as well as tasting the snuff inside. When the young male seemed to demand one for his sister, Ostman gave her a snuff box as well. For the most part, the adults were described as mostly resting all day while the children climbed and played.
Ostman claimed that on several occasions he had picked up his rifle and tried to walk out of there, but that the large male had stood in front of him holding his hands out and vocalizing irritably. Although Ostman had his rifle, he chose not to fire upon the creatures, as they seemed remarkably human, showed no inclination towards harming him, and he was not sure if his rifle would even hurt the massive beast, instead only serving to anger it. Considering that the younger ones seemed to like playing with the snuff boxes so much and licking at the remaining snuff within, and that the father had also shown interest in them, Ostman began to concoct a plan to incapacitate or even kill the large adult male by feeding him a full box of snuff, after which he felt confident that he would be able to escape with little resistance.
One day, Ostman opened a new box of snuff and took a dose, and at the same time the adult male had reportedly suddenly snatched it away and emptied the entire contents into his mouth, even going so far as to thoroughly lick out any remnants. As predicted, the male Sasquatch fell violently ill and Ostman made a run for it, reportedly firing his rifle over the mother's head as she pursued him and scaring her off. After some time of slogging through the wilderness, ever wary of being followed by the family of Sasquatch, Ostman was finally rescued by some loggers and brought back to civilization. Ostman would keep his story quiet for decades, afraid of ridicule, until increasing reports of Bigfoot sightings in the 1950s persuaded him to finally come forth with his sensational tale in 1957. Albert Ostman's amazing story has been picked apart and debated ever since, with some calling him a liar and others pointing to it as genuine evidence of Bigfoot, as well as everything in between but we may never know the truth. Whether Ostman's account is true or the product of an active imagination, it is certainly one of the stranger and more detailed reports of Bigfoot kidnappings.
The strange abduction of Albert Ostman is certainly not the only case of an alleged kidnapping by Bigfoot, and these sorts of accounts go back a very long time and do not always take place in North America. In 1602, 17-year-old Anthoinette Culet was herding animals near the village of Naves, France, when she inexplicably vanished. No sign was found of the missing woman until later that year, when a group of lumberjacks claimed to have heard the voice of the Culet calling out to them from beyond a boulder blocking the entrance to a cave and explaining that she had been kidnapped by an ugly, hairy "monster" with superhuman strength, which regularly brought her baskets of bread and fruit. That very same night, the creature is said to have wandered into a nearby village and was shot. It was described as looking like a rather human-like bear.
The late 19th century also brought with it several other stories of abductions carried out by hairy humanoids. One such account was from a lumberjack named Bourne, who claimed to have been kidnapped by a tall, hairy humanoid around 8 feet in height, with long, brown hair, as he had been on his way to meet his fiancee in the District of Isère, in France. Bourne claimed that the creature had slung him over its shoulders and brought him to a cave populated by similar beasts, all of which chattered with each other in some strange language. Bourne claimed to have been held captive in the cave for about an hour before he was able to distract the creatures and escape.
One such bizarre kidnapping was a 17-year-old young woman named Serphine Long, who in 1871 was reportedly forcefully abducted by a large, male Bigfoot while hiking at Morris Mountain, in British Columbia, Canada. According to the victim, she was held captive by the Bigfoot and its family for around a year, during which time she claims to have been raped by the large male, before the abductor suddenly dumped her back to the place from which she had disappeared. Not long after this, it was claimed that she gave birth to a deformed baby.
Interestingly, this is not the only tale of a Bigfoot abductor seemingly looking for amorous relationships with humans. In a more modern account, one 19-year-old woman named Oksana Terletskaya was apparently kidnapped by a hairy wild man after she had become lost in the wilderness. As she stopped to pick some raspberries to eat, the young woman claimed that she had heard a chuffing noise and looked to see a strange creature that looked like an orangutan. The girl apparently screamed and passed out, after which she came to in a cave with the sounds of a stream nearby and rays of light piercing down through the darkness from above. The strange, ape-like creature was sitting next to her, with its teeth bared in a mockery of a smile. It then reportedly set upon her to rip her clothes off, after which she lost consciousness once again.
When Oksana awoke again, she realized that she was imprisoned, and that she had become the "wife" of the creature. Whenever it left the cave, it would roll an immense, heavy boulder across the entrance of the cave to prevent her escape, and would typically return with berries or raw meat for her to eat. The creature apparently showed interest in the girl's CD player, and would listen to songs on it through the headphones. He apparently became very upset when the device inevitable ran out of batteries, and threw quite the tantrum. The creature, which Oksana had named "Tang," then went out for awhile and came back with a fresh pack of batteries, which she surmised he had stolen from some store.
This gave hope to Oksana that perhaps the cave was not so far from civilization, giving her hope that a future escape would be possible. As the seasons changed and the weather grew colder, Tang would bring her warm clothing from some unknown source. Intriguingly, this would later be backed up by the report of a tractor driver, who bizarrely claimed to have had his clothes stolen by a wild man. When Oksana made a fire in the cave, Tang was purportedly fascinated by the flames and somewhat frightened at the same time, as if he had never seen such a thing before, although he would eventually overcome his his fear and sit next to her by the fire. When Oksana caught a cold, Tang dutifully went out into the wilderness and brought back what seemed to be medicinal roots and plants.
One day in spring, Tang left the cave on an errand and this time did not close the boulder as tightly as usual. Oksana was able to squeeze her way through the opening and make it outside, where she made a daring escape. When she made her way back to civilization, she realized that she had been held captive for about a year. Mentally unbalanced by her whole ordeal, unable to fully adjust to normal life, she was admitted to a mental hospital where she relayed her amazing story to her doctor. When no one would believe her, Oksana allegedly fell into a deep depression and then began telling people that the creature knew where she was and would come back for her. One day, the girl apparently just suddenly disappeared from her room, and other patients would purportedly claim that a large hairy beast had come to get her during the night. It is unclear just how much of this story is true, but it is certainly intriguing nevertheless.
In another report, this time from 1920, a young couple was tending animals in the Sierra Morena mountains near Lézignan, in Spain, when the woman was apparently abducted by an ape-like creature as she was washing clothes by a stream. She was then kept captive by the creature and repeatedly raped, and when she finally managed to escape and make her way back home she purportedly gave birth to a strange, hairy child who would be called Anica, and nicknamed "the daughter of the orangutan." Apparently, the baby was deformed, with long arms, a hairy body, and an "ape-like mouth."
There are several other accounts of Bigfoot kidnappings in the 1920s. In 1928, a Native American trapper was in British Columbia, Canada, when he claimed to have been abducted by a Sasquatch during the night while sleeping; similar to the Ostman case. According to him, he was carried an estimated 3 miles through the rugged wilderness, after which he was thrown to the ground and found that he was surrounded by a group of about 20 of the hulking creatures. Apparently there were human bones strewn about the ground around him, which led the trapper to think that the beasts meant to eat him. The creatures supposedly gathered around him to poke and pull at his clothing, which they seemed genuinely confused by. After some time of this, the beasts lost interest somewhat and the trapper made a run for it, managing to escape their clutches.
These strange cases go on far past the 1920s. In 1957, a man in a remote village in China claimed to have heard his daughter screaming out for help and had run to find an 8-foot-tall hairy hominid picking her up and carrying her away. The father bravely grabbed a stick and chased after them to start beating the creature as hard as he could. The startled beast finally dropped the daughter and tried to escape, but purportedly became bogged down in some thick mud. Other alarmed villagers appeared and proceeded to relentlessly beat the creature to death. It is unclear what ever happened to this story after that or what the creature had intended to do with its prize.
An even more recent report comes from 1987. On June 1 of that year, 16-year-old Theresa Bier and 43-year-old Russel Welch embarked on a camping trip to Sierra National Forest. The two were apparently quite attracted to the Bigfoot phenomenon, and had hoped to get a glimpse of the creature themselves. At some point, the two became separated and Theresa would vanish without a trace. Authorities would later question Welch, during which time he would claim that his companion had been abducted by Bigfoot. Dubious law enforcement officials would conduct an intense investigation into the disappearance but find no evidence of foul play, forcing them to let Welch go. Considering that Theresa's body has never been found, it is unclear what happened here. Was she truly kidnapped by a Bigfoot, as Welch claims, or is this a simple case of foul play. It is unknown.
Yet another recent case is that of 48-year-old Jason Richardson, who was on a hike in Northern California, in South Lake Tahoe, at Mount Tallac. At one point during his trek, he claims that he heard a guttural sound reminiscent of a human "baby voice." Thinking that it was perhaps a real baby left out alone in the wilderness, he rushed to where he had heard the noise and then claims that he lost consciousness after being bashed over the head, which was later evident by the blood he found leaking from back there. When he woke up, he says his head was bloodied and hurt badly, and that he found himself in some sort of cavern. Near him were two "bear-like creatures," which seemed to be communicating in a series of guttural grunts, which sounded strikingly similar to what he had heard before he had lost consciousness.
Richardson claimed that the creatures were somewhat human looking, and were covered with thick, red hair, with feet that were even hairier. They stood around 8 to 10 feet in height, and the terrified Richardson wondered if he was perhaps hallucinating. As he tried to move, he realized that his hands and feet had been bound with vines or some other plant material. As the creatures approached, his description becomes ever more bizarre. Richardson would describe them thus:
Then they approached me, and I pissed my pants, literally. I am not ashamed to say this, I was so fearful I had no idea if this was it you know? That's when I saw their heads. Their necks were hairless and they reminded me of vultures. Their heads had red hair, but also black feathers or I don't know what it was, but it looked like feathers to me. Their eyes were dark, very dark and big as they got close to me.
The creatures then apparently got quite aggressive, dragging him across the floor and kicking him. They then went off and returned with wood and stone tools for some unknown purpose. They freed his hands and feet but he was too scared to move. The creatures picked him up and tossed him out of the cave, and at one point Richardson claimed that he could feel a rock hit him from behind. He wasted no time in running out of there as fast as his legs could carry him. When he checked his watch, 10 hours had passed since the time he had been abducted by his enigmatic captors. Was this account real, or was Richardson merely hallucinating on some substance as he had at first thought? Nobody knows.
In another report from 1962, an Ohio woman claimed to have been kidnapped by a group of Bigfoot after they had repeatedly visited her family home when she was only 12 years old. The creatures had repeatedly approached the home and gotten into the habit of whisking away the girl during the night. On some occasions, the father had barged in with his 12 gauge shotgun to shoot at the creatures, which seemed to have little effect. The biggest of the beasts was reported as being a whopping 14 feet tall. She would describe the creatures thus:
His hair was long and about the same texture as mine as I recall. The hair on all of them was about the same shade of brown, like the color of the decomposed wood layer in the forest. I could see skin around his eyes that was tanned looking and where there was facial hair it was more sparse with glimpses of skin showing through that area as well. I couldn't make out a neck. His chin was broad, his teeth were about the size of the nail on my middle finger but they were more flat and he had a mouthful of them meaning the width of his "bite" was wide. His mouth was wide enough to show most of them. His eyes were dark with some white around them, less so than human eyes. They were kind with crows feet at the outer edge of them. His skin was weathered like anyone who spent much time outside, like a farmer. His shoulders were very broad though I did see his collar bone on one side which looked thick compared to a humans. He was muscular and heavily built but in no way fat. There was an adult female and others who were almost as big as the female but didn't seem to be young or old.
The girl claimed that she was often taken far away from her home by the creatures, but that she did not remember what had transpired during the kidnappings. She only knew that she would be gone the whole night. At one point, things became more sinister. The girl remembers waking within a cavern or cave in which water was dripping from roots emerging from the ground above. At this point, she could see the strange beasts surrounding her as she lay upon a slab of rock. She said of the situation:
I wanted badly to scream some more but I was just too tired to do that anymore. When I relaxed they all started smiling and laughing. I thought, okay they could've killed me and eaten me but they didn't. Evidently some of them are kind but then again I've seen cats play with mice for hours before they kill and eat them.
The girl would invariably end up back in her home and was never harmed, but this did little to put the family at ease. The strange creatures would allegedly continue to harass the house, banging on the walls and tapping on windows, as well as huffing and grunting loudly outside in the night. They would also often communicate with each other outside the home, of which the woman would say:
The sounds they made were a deep bass laughing, chortling, snickering, and sounds like someone who couldn't pronounce words well. They communicated with these with each other and with their thoughts just as the male did with me. I had no interaction from the younger ones and the female adult only smiled or sighed heavily while looking at me.
For the longest time, the woman kept her family's story secret for fear of being ridiculed, but finally came forth in an effort to get others to share their experiences. She would go on to say of her reasons to come forward:
I hope it brings awareness to the suffering of experiencers and witnesses and allows them to speak openly about what has happened to them. Unless we all speak the truth the world won't know what's been hidden and still being hidden from us. Do we want future generations to carry on living the same lie? Our world is richer and more interesting than most people could ever imagine. These are not just creatures, they are quite intelligent and resourceful enough to keep from being caught or killed.
What do we make of these strange cases? Are these just wild imaginings and fabrications, or is there something more to them? Have people really been kidnapped by wild, hairy humanoids and taken off into the wilderness, or are these tales just too crazy to be true? Whatever the case may be, there are certainly enough of these bizarre accounts to be worthy of notice, and they are intriguing enough to at least ponder. These stories lie right there within the mythos of Bigfoot and the many mysterious forms its legacy has taken. There may forever be debate as to whether the sightings and accounts of hairy hominids hold any weight, but there can be no doubt that those of people kidnapped by them deserve their own place among the strangest of the strange.
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Sadio Mane is trying to force through a £30m move from Southampton after Chelsea joined Manchester United in the race for the Senegal international.
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With the winter transfer window now open for business, managers are working hard trying to strengthen their squads ahead of the second half of the season. Today, Chelsea and Manchester United are linked with Sadio Mane….
Sadio Mane is trying to force through a £30m move away from Southampton after Chelsea joined Manchester United in the race for the Senegal international, according to the Mirror.
The newspaper claims that Mane has made it clear to the South Coast club that he has no intention of signing a new contract and this will force the Saints in to cashing-in on one of their most valuable assets.
Mane's current deal expires in 2018 and with Southampton unwilling to let him enter the final two years of his contract, the report suggests they will have no option but to sanction a £30m this summer.
The uncertainty over his future has led to intense speculation that Manchester United are keen on luring Mane to Old Trafford with the Mirror claiming United are pushing to get a deal done in January.
However, Southampton are adamant they won't sell this month and it looks like United will now face stiff competition for his signature as the newspaper says that Chelsea and Bayern Munich have expressed their interest in signing the Senegalese international.
Mane has become one of Southampton's most important players since joining the club from Red Bull Salzburg in the summer of 2014 after he hit 10 goals during his debut season in the Premier League.
The 23-year-old has continued his fine form this campaign with 7 in 19 appearances in all competitions so far, however, his performances have dropped in recent games as speculation intensified over his future on the South Coast.
Ronald Koeman axed the attacker from the squad at the weekend after he was late for a team meeting but the Dutch boss insists the player won't be able to engineer a move away from the club in January, so a transfer at the end of the season appears more likely.
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Not everyone accepted Parker's theory of the solar wind when it was first published in 1958, and it was debated until observations confirmed it:
Konstantin Gringauz in 1959 flew "ion traps" on the Soviet Lunik 2 and 3 missions, instruments measuring the total electric charge of arriving ions. He reported that the signal fluctuated as the spacecraft spun around its axis, suggesting an ion flow was entering the instrument whenever it faced the Sun. Analysis of the data however failed to find the necessary signal.
In 1961 Herbert Bridge with Bruno Rossi and the MIT team obtained more detailed observations with an elaborate ion trap on NASA's Explorer 10, a spacecraft designed to explore the nightside tail of the magnetosphere which however was often immersed in the solar wind.
In 1962, when Mariner II flew towards Venus, it not only detected a continuously flowing solar wind, but also observed in it fast and slow streams, approximately repeating at 27 day intervals, suggesting that their sources rotated with the Sun.
The top graph below shows the variations in the speed of the solar wind as seen by Mariner 2: the values fluctuate from 400 to 700 km/sec. The bottom graph shows variations in the "storminess" of the Earth's magnetic field, which obviously goes up and down in a similar way.
The sources of the fast streams were later found to be the "coronal holes" studied in 1973-4 from the space station Skylab. In sunspot regions field lines form arches which hold back the solar wind, but in the "holes" in between they extend outwards and allow the plasma to accelerate unimpeded. Lower-velocity solar wind comes from regions in between sunspot regions and coronal holes
The polar regions of the Sun also have such outwards-directed field lines, as evidenced by the "polar plumes" seen in the corona during a total eclipse of the Sun. It was therefore expected that the solar wind above the Sun's poles would be relatively fast and smooth-flowing. A mission to that region had been planned since the 1970s, and it led after many delays and cutbacks to the spacecraft Ulysses (Latin name of Odysseus), a joint European-NASA venture. Ulysses passed above the Sun's south pole in September 1994, and above the north pole in 1995.
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'A church with ten acres of land' is recorded in Domesdday in 1086 and there may well have been several earlier buildings on the site: amongst the flints on the outside of the chancel are what appear to be Roman bricks. Tanner's list of incumbents starts at 1302 and the present simple church, consisting of nave, chancel, south aisle and timber south porch, is all early 14th century. the original 'square, but not lofty tower', with battlements and buttresses was taken down, presumably because it was unsafe and there was no money to rebuild in 1836, and replaced by a weather-boarded bell turret.
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Edith Eliza, Wife of John Arthey, died 22nd September 1933 age 85.
John Arthey, Died 24th April 1897 age 52.
Lucy, Wife of Philip Vincent Arthey, died 27th November 1895 age 76.
Philip Vincent Arthey, Died 23rd November 1886 age 66.
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Palestine Center Alarmed over Israeli Threats of a "Holocaust" in the Gaza Strip For Immediate Release Contact: Samar Assad (202) 338-1290 Washington, D.C. (February 29, 2008) – The Palestine Center is extremely concerned over a recent threat by Israeli Deputy Defense Minister Matan Vilnai of a large-scale invasion on Gaza, the magnitude of […]
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Home Press G-8 Leaders Should Address Population, Family Planning to Tackle Climate Change and Maternal Deaths, says UNFPA
Population : 126.9 mil
Contraceptives prevalence rate
Population aged 10-24
Youth secondary school enrollment
Boys 99%
Girls 100%
UNFPA Meets with Myanmar Leaders, including Aung San Suu Kyi, and Young People
NAY PYI TAW, Myanmar — UNFPA Executive Director Dr. Babatunde Osotimehin met today with key national leaders to explore how the Fund can further support Myanmar's development and its reform process.
Addressing Population Challenges Is More Urgent Than Ever, UNFPA Executive Director Tells Asian Demographers
BANGKOK -- Dramatic demographic changes in Asia, coupled with persistent social inequality, require countries to urgently tackle population concerns with foresight and justice, the head of UNFPA said today at a regional gathering of experts in the field.
World Humanitarian Day: Youth to the Rescue
ILIGAN CITY, Philippines— Life can change in an instant. When tropical storm Washi struck the Mindanao region of the Philippines in December 2011, thousands of homes were suddenly destroyed and over 500,000 people were displaced.
https://www.unfpa.org/node/6778


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