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Michael Salu, the Art Director for Granta Publications in the UK. hired me to do a series of covers for Chris Adrian's books. We started with A Better Angel and The Great Night. I decided to do both covers using the same basic pattern tile, but making images by colouring the patterns.
A year later he returned with The Children's Hospital, which I added to the series using the same pattern as before.
The final book I did for the series was Gob's Grief, for which they wanted a more directly pictorial image for the cover, that I managed to execute still using the pattern.
These editions can be found on Abebooks:
The Great Night: 9781847081865
The Children's Hospital: ISBN 9781847085788
Gob's Grief: ISBN 9781847085818
A Better Angel: ISBN 9781847085818
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Kathy Hardy's Handmade Life: The Accidental Customer & Returned Mail!!??!!
Eeepp ~ one of my little "Shrunken Ex-Boyfriends" got a round trip ticket! Unfortunately, I can't read the friggin label to determine why he was returned??? It's in Norwegian! The one thing I did determine is that the "o's" in the words Jorgen & Lovlands should have a line through them like this "ø". So, it's actually "Jørgen Løvlands". But I'm thinking surely this is not the reason the package came back, but maybe so. Anyway, I have contacted my little customer to ask her what the label says and to verify her address. I just thought it was interesting and thought I would share with you. So if you ever send anything to Norway, make sure your "o's" have lines through them, if they are supposed to.
Hope you are having a wonderful week and are doing something fun this Labor Day Weekend! So until we meet again, Adios, Au revoir, Auf Wiedersehen 'til then.
"The game of life is a game of boomerangs. Our thoughts, deeds, and words return to us sooner or later with astounding accuracy"
Hmmm. Interesting that it might have gotten returned because of the little slashes. Geez.
I love my Moo cards. I'm about out now and will have to get some more. Bummer you have been having such luck like that. I'm sure it is the position of the moon and sun that is causing the temporary problems (hehe!). Who knows?
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The two-story living area is a spacious 2,507 square feet with an open layout, including four bedrooms and three bathrooms. The lot is 7,702 square feet and has a pool with a huge deck, perfect for entertaining.


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Plastic is an important material in our economy and daily lives. It has multiple functions that can help tackle a number of the challenges facing our society, be it packaging that ensures food safety and reduces food waste, light and innovate materials that lower fuel consumption, or bio-compatible plastics in medicine that save human lives. On the other side, there is an urgent need to address the environmental problems that today cast a shadow over the use of end products. The million tonnes of plastic litter that find their way into our oceans are one of the most visible and alarming signs of these problems.
International Standards can lead the way to sustainable living by concretizing the principles of Reduce, Reuse & Recycle. Let us join hands to promote standardization and beat plastic pollution effectively!
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Despite the international community's best efforts, extreme weather events and slow-onset climate change continue to wreak havoc on our lives and livelihoods. Adaptation measures, however, will help us prepare for the worst – and new ISO standards are filling a gap by providing a badly needed high-level framework, helping organizations to cope and adapt.
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Standardization of how to better use and conserve our resources.
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GMCH Chandigarh to submit proposal to Punjab University for conducting MBBS exams
By MD Bureau Published On 2020-08-08T14:42:44+05:30 | Updated On 8 Aug 2020 9:12 AM GMT
Chandigarh: An affiliated medical college of Panjab University (PU), GMCH Chandigarh, the Government Medical College and Hospital (GMCH), Sector 32, is looking forward to putting up a proposal before the PU to conduct the exams for MBBS students in a staggered manner.
This comes after the Medical Council of India (MCI) directed its affiliate colleges not to promote MBBS students sans appearing for the examination.
In the backdrop, PU had decided that the medicos of the current batches of the university and its affiliated colleges will be evaluated on the basis of internal assessment and their previous performances in semesters, and promoting the students provisionally.
Meanwhile, MCI issued a notice instructing all the MBBS colleges to conduct examinations. They clearly stated that no batch will be promoted without appearing for the MBBS examinations.
Previously, the college had sought the permission of PU to conduct Post Graduate (PG) examinations. Taking note of the same, the university directed the college to ask permission from Chandigarh administration; wherein; the administration granted permission to the college.
Commenting on the same, BS Chavan, director-cum-principal, GMCH-32 told Hindustan Times that "We will conduct examinations for all MBBS batches as advised by MCI. I have asked officials to prepare a proposal for this, which will be sent to PU."
Chavan further added that "If special permission is required again, we will put it up before the administration."
In case the MBBS examinations are held, the medicos will need to be prepared for the examinations; hence, when asked about the student's preparations, the principal stated that theory classes are being conducted for the students online. He has also admitted that an issue can emerge regarding the practical work for which a solution cannot be found so easily.
Medical Dialogues had recently reported about the MCI decision. After much deliberation with various medical colleges and health universities of all states, the apex medical regulator, Medical Council of India Board of Governors (MCI BOG) had clearly upheld the need for MBBS exams stating that no batch should be permitted to move to the next level of the MBBS course without at examination.
Also Read: MBBS exams MUST, have to be held: MCI BOG releases decision, acknowledges delay
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Денис Юрьевич Дудко (; 24 ноября 1975, Харьков) — украинский певец, бас-гитарист рок-группы «Океан Ельзи».

Биография
Музыкой начал заниматься ещё с детства, с 6 лет, когда начал посещать детскую музыкальную школу по классу виолончели. Далее поступил в харьковскую среднюю специальную музыкальную школу-интернат, класс контрабаса; после чего поступил на джазовое отделение теперешнего Харьковского Государственного университета искусств им. И. П. Котляревского, класс джазового контрабаса и бас-гитары. После окончания университета в 1998 году преподавал в классе контрабаса и бас-гитары в Харьковском музыкальном училище им. Б. М. Лятошинского; в Харьковском национальном университете искусств им. И. П. Котляревского и Харьковской академии культуры.

С 1995 года был участником известного джазового коллектива «Схід-Side».

Начиная с лета 2004 года является бас-гитаристом рок-группы «Океан Ельзи». В 2016 году совместно с известной джазовой вокалисткой Ольгой Лукачевой основал проект «MARU», который изначально был кавер-бэндом, а со временем перерос в полноценный коллектив.

Личная жизнь
Разведён. Имеет сына Платона( от первого брака) и дочь Софию(от второго брака) (2008 г.р). Отец Юрий Дудко.

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The Southeast Missouri State University Board of Regents today appointed Matt Drake to a second term to the Board of Directors of the Missouri Innovation Corporation (MIC).
Drake, president and chief executive officer of First State Bank & Trust Co. Inc. in Sikeston, Missouri, will serve a three-year term ending October 2023.
Board members are representative of the University's service region. Directors may serve on the Board until they have completed two consecutive three-year terms.
The MIC was established in 2013 via the re-naming of the Missouri Research Corporation (MRC). Like the MRC, the primary focus of the MIC is to foster economic development through entrepreneurship and innovation. Unlike its predecessor, however, the MIC does so mainly from a financial, rather than programmatic, perspective. The MIC began participating in USDA Intermediary Relending Program loans and USDA Rural Microentrepreneur Assistance Program loans. These programs have since become the MIC's only remaining activity, and no new loans have been made since 2018.


Tips and Complete Guide to Choosing a Carpet for Your Room - Looking for a cool idea for home or living room decorating? Carpets can be one of the not only attractive decorating solutions but also has many useful functions.
For those of you who want to have a new carpet as a complement to the room, would be confused determine the choice. Both in terms of color, materials, functions, size, until the arrangement can be a challenge that is quite troublesome. But do not worry. This time we will review the complete decor of this cool floor so you will not be mistaken in choosing the carpet for the room at home. Let's see the complete guide to choosing the following room carpet.
Carpets can provide a tranquil and warm effect on a room thanks to the nature of the material that can be absorbed or absorbed, so it can lower the room noise and increase the temperature of the room (conductor). In addition, the carpet can also be as an insulator, where the carpet material can absorb heat so that the room becomes cool and cool even when the weather is hot. This means the carpet is a complimentary room that is not temperature dependent and is suitable to use anytime.
Like other home accessories, carpet trends are also changing from time to time. In principle, the trend of carpet depends on three main factors namely color, comfort, and texture. As homeowners, the choice of carpets back again to their respective tastes. However, neutral color trends are always a favorite, although convenience and texture are also priorities that are tailored to the theme and desire of each.
Similar but not the same, mats, carpets, and rugs have a slight difference in material or material terms. Mats generally use wicker materials such as rattan or pandanus. The carpet is made of a mixture of wool, polypropylene, nylon, and so on. While rugs use luxurious materials such as wool or silk with a beautiful pattern of colorful.
In terms of size, mats and rugs are more easily stored and held when needed, while the carpet can cover partly up to the floor of the room.
Well, after mastering the general points just described above, it's time to start some important considerations in choosing a carpet that suits your needs.
Selection of carpet quality depends on several factors, among others.
How Often The Room Is UsedEvery room in the house has a different frequency of use.
For example in the living room is only used occasionally to receive guests, you may consider the selection of medium to a low carpet. Conversely, if the room is a home activity center such as family room or gathering place, of course, the quality should be better selected and wear resistant.
Rooms that have access to open activities are not recommended to use low-quality carpets because it will be quickly damaged by external factors such as solar heat to dirt from the outside.
The color of the bright carpet is more suitable for decorating function and gives the effect of the bigger room. While the color of the dark carpet is more suitable for large rooms and are often used to give the impression of warm and comfortable.
Also, make sure the carpet color selection is adjusted to the lighting conditions in the room.
The room that has bright lighting will show the original color of the carpet more and more striking, while the room is minimal lighting will actually make the carpet color darker than the original color.
Surely you have to match the color of the carpet with the overall theme of the room in order to complement each other and give the impression of a good one. When choosing, try to keep the carpet can stand out but not impressed tacky or too other than the theme of the selected room.
is a natural material of sheep's animal hair and is classified as an expensive material. Therefore, the carpet of natural wool is quite difficult to find because it is now often mixed with nylon or other fibers. Wool is smooth, luxurious, and suitable for children because it is hypoallergenic (not easy to cause allergic reactions). Disadvantages of wools other than expensive is rather difficult to clean, especially light-colored. In addition, the woolen carpet is also heavier and requires careful care.
This synthetic carpet is often found in home supply stores and is one of the favorite ingredients that have many advantages, such as wear resistant, relatively affordable, not easy to dirty, and easy to clean. In addition, nylon is also anti-static so it is suitable for use by anyone in various rooms. The surface of a good nylon carpet can also be straight back to its original shape after being occupied or used.
It is a bit difficult to distinguish between nylon and polyester synthetic carpets. Both of these materials are the main materials that are often used for household rugs. Polyester has all the same advantages with the above nylon. The price of polyester carpet is usually cheaper than nylon carpet. amun wear resistance polyester carpet lost compared to nylon. Polyester rugs are not as flexible as nylon rugs with a surface that is more rapidly damaged and not as nice as nylon.Though these 3 materials are common, the creation of carpets by local craftsmen is also very varied with materials that are more comfortable and suitable for use in tropical countries, such as canvas, foam, weaving, genuine and synthetic fur, from wood.
Soft, affordable, minimal maintenance but wear resistant - it is some of the dominant features of the canvas that make it the ideal carpet material. Choice of carpet from Stiletto In Style such as Tribal Chocolate is a light carpet choice, not slippery, and safe to use for the activities of children in the room.
If the carpet will be placed in the middle of the room, make sure all the main furniture such as sofas and tables to fit into the carpet space.
If the furniture is too big to be loaded in your carpet, just 2 feet ahead of the furniture that goes into the carpet space.
Finally, if there are no rules in the arrangement of furniture, carpets are generally placed in the middle of the room without any specific restrictions.
After studying this complete guide, surely you have increasingly got a picture of what a dream carpet that really fits and does not make bored. Some other deciding factors such as price and style can also be tailored to your personal condition and desires. Do not forget to glance at the choice of carpets by Qlapa craftsmen who must be very varied in terms of materials, colors, and patterns without having to be expensive!


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Symptoms of Parkinson's disease are divided into 2 groups: motor symptoms and non-motor symptoms.
Early non-motor symptoms can be subtle and it's possible to overlook them as signs of Parkinson's: for example, anxiety and depression, fatigue, loss of smell, speech problems, difficulty sleeping, erectile dysfunction, incontinence and constipation. Another sign of Parkinson's is handwriting that becomes smaller.
Motor symptoms of Parkinson's can include tremor , slowness of movement , muscle rigidity and instability .
It's possible for non-motor symptoms to start occurring up to a decade before any motor symptoms emerge. Years can pass before symptoms are obvious enough to make a person to go to the doctor.
There's no 'one size fits all' when it comes to Parkinson's disease different people will experience different symptoms, and of varying severity. One in 3 people, for example, won't experience tremor.
On average, 37 people are diagnosed with Parkinson's every day in Australia. Parkinson's Australia;;;
Depression And Anxiety Are Also Early Warning Signs Of Parkinson's How So
A: Like the other symptoms discussed here, late-onset depression and anxiety are nonmotor prodromal manifestations of the condition. It's not that everyone who is depressed will get Parkinson's, and the numbers are lower than they are for symptoms like anosmia and REM behavior disorder. But the link is important to explore, and we are doing more research on it all the time.
What Is Rem Behavior Disorder And How Is It Connected To Parkinson's
A: REM behavior disorder is different than other sleep problems, like insomnia. People who have it may jerk or kick it's as though they are acting out their dreams. In a similar pattern to anosmia, people with idiopathic REM sleep behavior disorder have at least a 50 percent chance of eventually developing Parkinson's disease.
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Catch Parkinson's Early For Better Support
Comanaging patients with Parkinson's disease involves a back-and-forth relationship between the primary care physician and the neurologist over the course of a slow but progressive disease.
Parkinson's disease can be challenging to identify in its early stages, but catching emerging signs allows earlier intervention with medication and other support.
There's no clinically validated biomarker, so a diagnosis relies upon physicians identifying symptoms that might be subtle and difficult, particularly initially, to sort out from other conditions. One meta-analysis published 2016 in Neurology, which incorporated 11 studies that used pathology for comparison, found that physicians' ability to diagnose idiopathic Parkinson's disease was 80.6% overall. That accuracy rate hasn't changed significantly over 25 years, the researchers wrote.
Nearly 1 million Americans live with Parkinson's, a number that's projected to reach 1.2 million by 2030, according to a prevalence analysis by the Parkinson's Foundation.
While primary care physicians can manage a lot of the ongoing care, including prescribing, they might periodically need to refer the patient back to a neurologist, for issues ranging from reassessing the diagnosis to adjusting medication, Dr. Homayoun said.It's kind of a back-and-forth relationship over the course of a slow but progressive disease.
What Do People With Parkinsons Need To Bring With Them For Their Vaccine Appointment
Dr. Okun: Take your personal information and medication list. If you are prone to fainting, let the nurse know. For the second shot, bring the card issued to you on the first shot, so that the vaccine administration can be documented. Take a picture of the card once you have both shots so that you always have a copy.
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Mood And Mental Problems
Deal with depression. If you are feeling sad or depressed, ask a friend or family member for help. If these feelings don't go away, or if they get worse, talk to your doctor. He or she may be able to suggest someone for you to talk to. Or your doctor may give you medicine that will help.
Deal with dementia. Dementia is common late in Parkinson's disease. Symptoms may include confusion and memory loss. If you notice that you are confused a lot or have trouble thinking clearly, talk to your doctor. There are medicines that can help dementia in people with Parkinson's disease.
How Is It Treated
At this time, there is no cure for Parkinson's disease. But there are several types of medicines that can control the symptoms and make the disease easier to live with.
You may not even need treatment if your symptoms are mild. Your doctor may wait to prescribe medicines until your symptoms start to get in the way of your daily life. Your doctor will adjust your medicines as your symptoms get worse. You may need to take several medicines to get the best results.
Levodopa is the best drug for controlling symptoms of Parkinson's. But it can cause problems if you use it for a long time or at a high dose. So doctors sometimes use other medicines to treat people in the early stages of the disease.
The decision to start taking medicine, and which medicine to take, will be different for each person. Your doctor will be able to help you make these choices.
In some cases, a treatment called deep brain stimulation may also be used. For this treatment, a surgeon places wires in your brain. The wires carry tiny electrical signals to the parts of the brain that control movement. These little signals can help those parts of the brain work better.
There are many things you can do at home that can help you stay as independent and healthy as possible. Eat healthy foods. Get the rest you need. Make wise use of your energy. Get some exercise every day. Physical therapy and occupational therapy can also help.
Also Check: Can Sleep Apnea Cause Parkinson's Disease
Treatment Options For Early Onset Parkinsons Disease
Parkinsons treatment aims to slow the diseases progression. Medication treatment options may include the following:
Levodopa is a chemical thats converted to dopamine in the brain. People with early onset Parkinsons may experience more negative side effects, such as involuntary movements.
MAO-B inhibitors can help reduce the breakdown of dopamine in the brain.
Catechol-O-methyltransferase inhibitors can help extend Levodopas effects on the brain.
Anticholinergics can help reduce tremors.
Amantadine may be used to improve muscle control and relieve stiffness.
How Is Parkinson's Disease Diagnosed
Early Onset Parkinson's
Someone with the symptoms of Parkinson's disease may be sent to see a neurologist, a doctor who specializes in the brain, nerves, and muscles. The neurologist may do some tests, including a brain scan and blood tests. These tests will not make the diagnosis of Parkinson's disease, but the doctor will want to make sure that there is no other problem causing the symptoms. To diagnose Parkinson's disease, the doctor relies on a person's medical history, symptoms, and a physical exam.
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What Makes Pd Hard To Predict
Parkinsonâs comes with two main buckets of possible symptoms. One affects your ability to move and leads to motor issues like tremors and rigid muscles. The other bucket has non-motor symptoms, like pain, loss of smell, and dementia.
You may not get all the symptoms. And you canât predict how bad theyâll be, or how fast theyâll get worse. One person may have slight tremors but severe dementia. Another might have major tremors but no issues with thinking or memory. And someone else may have severe symptoms all around.
On top of that, the drugs that treat Parkinsonâs work better for some people than others. All that adds up to a disease thatâs very hard to predict.
Parkinson's Disease Is Difficult To Diagnose
Parkinson's is a challenge to diagnose since there is no definitive test for it. Blood tests and scans are usually run just to rule out other causes of the symptoms.
If a GP suspects a patient could have Parkinson's, they may refer them to a neurologist who can make a diagnosis based on medical history, a review of the signs and symptoms and a physical examination. It can help to keep a diary of symptoms leading up to the appointment.
Diagnosing Parkinson's disease in some people can be a long process.
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Im Allergic To Other Vaccines Should I Get The Covid
Dr. Okun: In many cases, people with allergies to vaccines may possibly receive the Moderna or Pfizer vaccines. Side effects including allergies to vaccines are usually caused by the fluid surrounding the vaccine itself. Do not assume you cannot get this vaccine; talk to your doctor. Old fashioned vaccines are manufactured in a completely different fashion as compared to the current COVID-19 vaccinations. It will be rare for someone to not be able to receive the vaccines; we believe most people are eligible.
What Are The Symptoms Of Parkinson's Disease
The symptoms of Parkinson's disease include tremors or trembling ; difficulty maintaining balance and coordination; trouble standing or walking; stiffness; and general slowness.
Over time, a person with Parkinson's may have trouble smiling, talking, or swallowing. Their faces may appear flat and without expression, but people with Parkinson's continue to have feelings even though their faces don't always show it. Sometimes people with the disease can have trouble with thinking and remembering too.
Because of problems with balance, some people with Parkinson's fall down a lot, which can result in broken bones. Some people with Parkinson's may also feel sad or depressed and lose interest in the things they used to do.
The symptoms of Parkinson's disease appear gradually and get worse over time. But because Parkinson's disease usually develops slowly, most people who have it can live a long and relatively healthy life.
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Who Is Affected By Tremor
About 70% of people with Parkinsons experience a tremor at some point in the disease. Tremor appears to be slightly less common in younger people with PD, though it is still one of the most troublesome symptoms. People with resting tremor usually have a more slowly progressing course of illness than people without tremor.
Early Onset/young Onset Parkinson's
Parkinsons can occur at any;age. Early onset Parkinson's, also known as young onset Parkinsons , is defined as occurring in someone below the age of 40. Research suggests that genetics may play more of a role in early or young onset than in people who are diagnosed over the age of 40.
In early or young onset Parkinson's,;the symptoms you experience and how you respond to medication may differ slightly from older onset, although for some people these can be very similar.
Motor symptoms generally respond well to medication in both young;and older onset Parkinsons. In early or young onset,;motor fluctuations such as;dyskinesia; and;wearing off; tend to occur earlier but they generally progress more slowly. This is thought to be due to the most commonly prescribed medication, levodopa, and for this reason, young onset;is usually treated initially with alternatives to levodopa such as MAO-B inhibitors or dopamine agonists.;Levodopa is generally only added in when other medications do not provide adequate symptom control.;
Dystonia; is also a more common early motor symptom in early or young onset, whereas some of the non-motor symptoms that occur in older onset Parkinsons, such as memory problems, are less common.
Deep brain stimulation has also been shown to be effective at an earlier stage of Parkinsons if medication no longer controls motor symptoms so well, and you may want to discuss this option with your care team. See;Deep brain stimulation.
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Why It Is Hard To Detect The Progression Of Parkinsons Disease
As we stated above that Parkinsons disease is not basic, it becomes difficult to detect it in its early stage due to 2 symptoms it affects motor issues such as the rigid muscles and tremors, and the other is the development of non-motor symptoms such as dementia, pain, and loss of smell.
Although one cannot see that a person suffering from Parkinsons disease will show all the symptoms, you cannot even tell or predict which symptoms will be present and their severity. For instance, one patient may show severe dementia with slight tremors. Another patient displays a critical condition of tremors but does not have any problem related to memory or thinking. In another case, the patient can show a severe state of all the symptoms. Therefore, it is difficult to predict the progression of the condition.
In addition to this, the medicines that help in treating Parkinsons disease also make it difficult to predict the results because a few patients show positive results while others do not show any improvement.
Why Is Expert Care Important
Early expert care can help reduce PD complications. Findings show that 60 percent of people with Parkinson's fall short of getting the expert care they need. The National Parkinson Foundation has estimated that about 6,400 people with Parkinson's die;unnecessarily;;each year due to poor care.
Trained neurologists will help you recognize, treat and manage the disease. Common approaches include medication, surgical treatment, lifestyle modifications , physical therapy, support groups, occupational therapy and speech therapy. The best approach is interdisciplinary care, where you are seen by multiple specialists on a regular basis and all of the specialists talk and arrange the best possible coordinated care. This is what is referred to as a patient-centric approach to Parkinson's care.
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What Are The Health Effects Of Chronic Paraquat Exposure
Paraquat is a fast-acting, rain-resistant, non-selective contact herbicide, which means it kills a wide range of plants. The chemical interferes with electron transfer, which is necessary for life to survive. Low-level, chronic exposure to paraquat can cause:
Pulmonary problems or lung scarring
Central nervous system and neurological tissue damage
Neurological damage includes mitochondrial dysfunction and oxidative stress as seen in Parkinsons disease patients. Both of these problems lead to the loss of dopaminergic neurons the parts of your brain that create and maintain dopamine. This affects your ability to control your motor movements and can even affect your personality.
Tremor In Other Conditions
While tremor is a common symptom of Parkinsons, it can also be a symptom of other conditions, most notably essential tremor. The main difference between Parkinsons tremor and most other types of tremor is that in Parkinsons resting tremor is most common. Other conditions are usually characterized by action tremor, which tends to lessen at rest and increase when youre doing something, like trying to make a phone call or take a drink.
Tremors of the head and voice are also common in essential tremor but rare in Parkinsons.
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Taking Medicine With Food
Early in the disease, it might be helpful to take pills with food to help with nausea, which may be caused by some of the medicines for Parkinson's disease.
Later in the disease, taking the medicines at least 1 hour before meals may help them work best.
Some medicines for Parkinson's disease don't work as well if you take them at the same time you eat food with protein in it, such as meat or cheese. The protein can block the medicine and keep it from working as well as it should.
Who Gets Parkinson's Disease
Approximately one million Americans have Parkinson's disease, including three out of every 100 people over the age of 60. Over 50,000 Americans are diagnosed with Parkinson's disease each year. There is increasing evidence that Parkinson's disease may be inherited . Men are slightly more likely to develop the disease than women.
The average age at which it is diagnosed is 60. However, about 4% of those with Parkinson's disease are diagnosed before age 50, and about half of those are diagnosed before age 40. When the diagnosis is made early, it is referred to as "young-onset" Parkinson's disease.
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Types Of Pain In Parkinsons
One review classified the types of PD pain as follows:
musculoskeletal, in which the pain results from problems with the muscles , bones or joints
dystonic, which is due to abnormal muscle contractions caused by PD or the medications used to treat it
radicular pain or nerve pain
central pain, which is poorly understood and thought to be due to abnormalities in the brain itself
Possible Risk Reduction Factors
While age, genetics, and being a man make it more likely you'll develop Parkinson's disease, some factors make it less likely. It is generally believed that;Asian-Americans and African-Americans seem to have a lower risk of developing Parkinson's as compared to Caucasians. Drinking coffee may lower risk, as a 30-year study of Japanese-American men found the greater amount of coffee they drank, the lower their risk of Parkinson's disease became.;
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What Medications Are Used To Treat Parkinsons Disease
Medications are the main treatment method for patients with Parkinsons disease. Your doctor will work closely with you to develop a treatment plan best suited for you based on the severity of your disease at the time of diagnosis, side effects of the drug class and success or failure of symptom control of the medications you try.
Medications combat Parkinsons disease by:
Helping nerve cells in the brain make dopamine.
Mimicking the effects of dopamine in the brain.
Blocking an enzyme that breaks down dopamine in the brain.
Reducing some specific symptoms of Parkinsons disease.
Levodopa: Levodopa is a main treatment for the slowness of movement, tremor, and stiffness symptoms of Parkinsons disease. Nerve cells use levodopa to make dopamine, which replenishes the low amount found in the brain of persons with Parkinsons disease. Levodopa is usually taken with carbidopa to allow more levodopa to reach the brain and to prevent or reduce the nausea and vomiting, low blood pressure and other side effects of levodopa. Sinemet® is available in an immediate release formula and a long-acting, controlled release formula. Rytary® is a newer version of levodopa/carbidopa that is a longer-acting capsule. The newest addition is Inbrija®, which is inhaled levodopa. It is used by people already taking regular carbidopa/levodopa for when they have off episodes .
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Kerr resigns as head trainer; new opportunity takes family to Pa.
CHESTERTOWN — Carrie Kerr has resigned as the head athletic trainer at Washington College. Her husband Tim '06 has accepted a teaching position at Mercersburg Academy, Pa., and the family is moving there.
The college announced Kerr's resignation in a July 3 news release.
She has been an athletic trainer here for a total of 13 years during two tours, including the last three years as head trainer.
Upon her 2002 graduation from Shipppensburg University, Kerr spent a year at Colgate.
Kerr came to Chestertown before the start of the 2003-04 academic year and served two years as an assistant athletic trainer at Washington College, where she earned a master's degree in 2005.
She spent the next three years as an assistant athletic trainer at Franklin and Marshall College before returning to Washington in 2008 as the associate athletic trainer under head trainer Thad Moore.
Kerr was the associate athletic trainer for eight years before being promoted to head trainer in the summer of 2016, when Moore was named the athletic director.
"We can't thank Carrie enough for all that she has done for our department and student-athletes over her tenure here at Washington College," Moore said in a prepared statement. "While we hate seeing her go we couldn't be happier for her and her family as she begins the next phase of her career. We wish her, Tim and family nothing but the best. They will be sorely missed."
In a statement, Kerr thanked the student-athletes and her colleagues at Washington College, singling out Moore for his friendship, mentorship, leadership and belief in her abilities.
"I will forever be grateful for the time I have spent here. I have been blessed by the many positive relationships and wonderful opportunities that were created here for me and my family," Kerr said in the news release.
"In addition to Thad, I would like to thank everyone that I have worked with throughout my years at WC within the athletic department, the college and the local community. If I named you all individually, I'm sure I'd miss someone, but this list certainly includes my fellow athletic trainers, student workers, coaches and athletic department staff, college employees, doctors, physical therapists, high school and community members.
"Thank you just does not seem adequate for the many memories I created, and the opportunities that I was given to grow not only in my professional role, but as a person."
She applauded the hard work and dedication of the student-athletes, and said she was happy to have played a small role in their college career.
"This job takes a village of support to be successful. The support of my family, friends and babysitters helped me provide the best care for my student-athletes and the ability to balance my roles as wife, mother and professional," Kerr said in the news release.
She ended by saying, "I will forever be thankful for the friendships formed, knowledge gained and memories made. My family and I will always be proud to be a part of this WC family and we look forward to cheering you on from the stands instead of the sideline!"
Carrie Kerr
Thad Moore


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Considerations for new technology in spring vaccinations
Michael Nichols Published on 01 April 2011
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Prevention is always superior to treatment, especially in the case of bovine respiratory disease (BRD).
One of the most economically devastating diseases, BRD is estimated to cost the beef industry nearly $1 billion in economic losses in 2009 alone.
With the health and well-being of cattle – as well as producers' profits – at stake, it's important to consider the available vaccine technology, including new options such as an intranasal vaccine.
There are several considerations veterinarians and producers should take into account when selecting a BRD vaccine: pathogens that cattle are likely to encounter, speed of protection, impact of maternal antibody interference, strength of label claims, types or classes of cattle that will be vaccinated and veterinary advice.
No matter the operation, most BRD prevention strategies will likely include vaccination against the primary viral pathogens that are part of the BRD complex, such as:• Infectious bovine rhinotracheitis (IBR) virus
Parainfluenza type 3 (PI3) virus
Bovine viral diarrhea (BVD) Types 1 and 2 viruses
While each of these BRD-causing pathogens can be dangerous, BRSV is a primary cause of viral pneumonia and can be especially damaging to young calves from birth through weaning.
BRSV can play a major part in the BRD complex because of its frequency of occurrence, tendency to settle in the lower respiratory tract and ability to predispose the respiratory tract to secondary bacterial infections.
To minimize potential losses and help protect cattle in all stages of the production chain, many producers turn to traditional systemic, or injectable, vaccines.
While these vaccines can be important tools, producers also have the option of using an intranasal vaccine to help protect against three viral pathogens, including BRSV, IBR and PI3.
Speed of protection
In high-risk cattle, building immunity against the BRD viral pathogens should happen quickly to help avoid illness and profit losses.
Just like injectable vaccines, intranasal vaccines can help protect cattle against diseases that lead to BRD. However, intranasal vaccines also offer features not available in some systemic vaccinations.
By creating an immune response where viruses attack first, intranasal vaccines help to stimulate mucosal immunity and trigger a rapid innate immune response.
In fact, when studying early intranasal vaccines, researchers were able to show that intranasal vaccines helped demonstrate protection against IBR within 48 hours.
A quick onset of immunity can help get cattle started off on the right foot, whether dealing with calves at branding, high-risk stocker cattle or even feeder cattle.
Maternal antibodies
Ingestion of adequate quantities of colostrum in the first few hours after birth is critical to help ensure that a calf stays healthy during the first few weeks and months of life.
While the antibodies present in colostrum can help fight off diseases in a young calf's system, they also can block the immune response following vaccination with some vaccines.
If the maternal antibodies block the immune response in calves, it may mean the given vaccine will not work as effectively as possible.
However, intranasal vaccines have been shown to help override blockage by maternal antibodies – an attribute especially important when calves are vaccinated at branding time.
Label claims
A vaccine's label can provide a wealth of information to producers.
In addition to finding handling and administration indications, types and classes of cattle for which the product is intended and any safety precautions, producers also can find the label claims granted to a licensed vaccine by the Center for Veterinary Biologicals (CVB), which is part of the Animal and Plant Inspection Service in the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA).
Label claims are meant to give consumers an idea of the level of protection they can expect when they use the vaccine.
The decision as to which type of label claim will be granted is based on the CVB's evaluation of the supportive efficacy data supplied by the vaccine manufacturer.
Type and class of cattle
At the cow-calf level, intranasal vaccines work well as an initial vaccine to help prime the immune system for a memory response to subsequent disease challenges.
Producers can then follow up with an injectable vaccine to generate a systemic memory response. Systemic vaccines have been demonstrated to help provide a duration of immunity – at least nine months for IBR and BVD for some injectable vaccines – helping provide additional respiratory protection against the viral components that are part of the BRD complex.
In stocker operations or feedlots, producers may not know the vaccination history of the calves they're buying. But they still can help minimize the impact of viral diseases among groups of cattle.
Vaccinations on arrival with an intranasal vaccination utilize the advantages of stimulation of the local immune system and mucosal immunity.
"The biggest challenge in a stocker operation is finding the best and cheapest cattle – and that means you're opening up the possibility of getting high-risk cattle," says Danny Ownbey of Ownbey Feeders in Crowell, Texas.
"You have to have a game plan because you don't know where these calves are coming from or how they've been handled, and you have to assume the worst.
Being aware of everything out there can help get some wheels under cattle and get a good strong foundation started for them."
Ownbey, who manages cow-calf, stocker and feeder operations, says introducing an intranasal vaccine to his program was the best way to get the protection his high-risk stocker cattle needed.
"When I started buying some of these high-risk calves, I was pulling 30 to 40 percent the second time," Ownbey says. "After beginning an intranasal, my repulls dropped to 10 percent.
Sometimes, when you have a program going, you're apprehensive about changing it. But with an intranasal vaccine, it could be a change for the better. I saw quickly on our repull sheets that it was working immediately and that's just another 'what if' that I could take out of the equation."
When considering changes to a BRD vaccination program, it is extremely important for producers to talk with their veterinarian.
In fact, adding an intranasal vaccination to a herd health protocol is an excellent opportunity to review overall herd health and management – and no one is more knowledgeable about the unique needs of a producer's herd than their herd veterinarian.
"Before I make any changes, I always visit with my veterinarian," Ownbey says. "Whether it's my cow-calf operation or the yearling operation, we always spend some time consulting.
I keep him informed on everything that's going on and he visits from time to time because he wants to know what's going on and wants to make sure that what he is being told is lining up with what he's seeing."
Given all of the advantages an intranasal vaccine can provide, cattleman should consider it as a tool to help ensure cattle are protected against potentially devastating diseases – both for the health and well-being of the cattle and for the producer's bottom line.
Intranasal vaccines help to stimulate mucosal immunity and trigger a rapid innate immune response.
Intranasal vaccines help prime the immune system for a memory response to subsequent disease challenges. Photos courtesy of Pfizer Animal Health.
Michael Nichols
Veterinary Operations
Pfizer Animal Health


He gave the explanations last Sunday in an interactive session with journalists when he paid a visit to the state secretariat of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Minna, Niger State capital to solicit the support of the party's stakeholders.
"Some of my political opponents in Kwara State whom I liken to mere transit politicians have nothing good to offer the vast majority of our people at home in Kwara State and I am very sure the people are not stupid and they will not be swayed to be on the side of these highly mobile politician who are in the habits of migrating to Kwara State few months to elections and quickly go back to their stations shortly after the elections because they are perpetual losers while our people at home know some of us who are truly their friends and who are always around them and always prepared to render assistance to them in order to alleviate their sufferings.
"In fact, every time we go for elections in Kwara State, that is what the opposition will say; that the Sarakis are not relevant and I am not surprised about their antics, they have been saying this thing for over 16 years in the state, so let them continue to say it. But the funny thing about politics in Kwara State is that some of these politicians; who want to be relevant by attacking us are transit politicians, after the elections they will pack their bags and baggages and go back to wherever they have come from. And about six months to the next elections they would come back; they would print posters, they would look for journalists for interviews in an attempt to announce their arrivals in the state in preparation for another elections," he stated.
Kwarans not mumu, just as Nigerians are not! But when they have amassed illegal wealth to oppress the masses, what then?!
Funny man, but you don't want Tinubu to continue holding Lagos? Your supporters can now see the manner of man you are. Its a pity on all of you.
teachings with your so-called exposures !.
Tell them. Tell the emergency fake Kwara Saviours.


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Dawn Cole: The pillowcases
Lead artist Dawn Cole has been making work in response to diary since finding the archive of her Great Aunt Clarice in her parents loft in 2008. A research trip, in 2011, to Wimereux, France, where Clarice was first posted in 1915 sparked the beginning of the ideas behind Resting Place.
Wimereux was a major hospital centre. Set up in the early stages of the war it was in operation until June 1918 and used the local cemetery for burials. it is likely that Clarice would have nursed some of the men who are buried there.
Gravestones in Wimereux War Graves Cemetery are unusual, as they have been laid on the ground due to the sandy soil. The rectangular white headstones, laid in columns, resemble pillows that bring to mind the photographs of bed rows in hospital wards found in Clarice's archive.
A pillowcase; carrier of our DNA, witness to our sleeping moments, our dreams and nightmares, our waking worries, procreation, birth and death. A seemingly insignificant piece of cloth that we give little thought to, other than perhaps for its aesthetic appearance.
The pages of this young woman's diary are etched onto empty, hand embroidered pillowcases and as Resting Place continues on its journey the pillowcases will gradually be laid out and their story revealed.
'Resting Place incorporates not only the narrative of the diaries but springs also from Cole's intensely personal engagement with her aunt's story, with a larger family history, and with the nature of memory and remembrance as public ritual. This project moves away from the 'private' space of home and studio and gallery, into public arenas where it encompasses and re-stages communal acts of commemoration.'
Gill Saunders, Senior Curator, Prints, V&A London
The story behind the Resting Place photograph
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Nathan Harmer: The Silence of Displacement
Ramsgate Station: Poems & Text
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Build day at Alsea Falls! Please join Team Dirt with some friends to help on Sunday, May 20th. We will be continuing prep work for the shuttle fundraisers and riding season just a month away.
We may do shuttled rides afterwards, weather, trail conditions, time, and drivers permitting.


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Elizabeth Olsen Named Top Star Of IMDb 2021 List, Anya Taylor-Joy And Regé-Jean Page Among Top Nominees
By Anita Tai. 1 Dec 2021 5:39 PM
Elizabeth Olsen, Rene-Jean Page, Anya Taylor-Joy — Photo: Francis Specker/CBS via Getty Images, James Veysey/Shutterstock, Elizabeth Goodenough/Everett Collection
IMDB's annual Top 10 Stars and Top 10 Breakout Stars list for 2021 has been revealed.
The star who took the number one spot for Top 10 stars is Elizabeth Olsen.
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The Marvel actress starred in the Disney+ series "Wandavision" which received rave reviews from critics and even earned Olsen an Emmy nomination for her performance. This marks her first appearance on the list.
Other top nominees include Anya Taylor-Joy, who gave a standout performance in the Emmy award-winning "Queen's Gambit", and Emmy-nominated actor Regé-Jean Page who starred in Netflix's "Bridgerton".
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While Page only landed number two for Top Stars, the actor made the top of the list for Top 10 Breakout Stars. His charming performance as the rakish Duke Hastings in "Bridgerton" kept him at the top 10 of the STARmeter for six weeks straight. This is the actor's first appearance on the list.
The IMDb Top 10 list bases its ranking on the IMDbPro STARmeter, a ranking system based on page views from over 200 million monthly visitors to the site.
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Ben Barnes was also presented with the IMDb "Breakout" STARmeter Award for his achievements in 2021. The star made both Top 10 lists and was praised for his performance as General Kirigan in Netflix's "Shadow and Bone" series.
"It's really, really wonderful that you've been curious about my career, all the way back from 'Narnia' through 'Westworld' and 'The Punisher' and now 'Shadow and Bone'," the star said in his acceptance speech. "The fact that you would take an interest and pay attention to what I'm doing through the last 20 years of my life is so wonderful to me, so thank you very much."
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16 Human Rights 10 Economic Justice 5 Democracy 2 National/Ethnic Identity
Spelman College students win divestment from apartheid South Africa, 1978-1986
Summer Miller-Walfish, 19/09/2010
Beginning in the 1970s anti-apartheid campaigns in the United States began to gain momentum as the governmental situation in South Africa grew increasingly worse. Across many fields there was a push to divest from South Africa in order to make the point that the United States did not support the actions of the South African government. The belief was that if the South African government was not receiving the large amounts of financial support that it did from the United States it would be forced to change its behavior.
Stanford Students campaign for divestment from apartheid South Africa, U.S., 1977
9 May, 1977 to 10 May, 1977
Jeewon Kim, 19/09/2010
This campaign was part of a greater movement of international opposition to Apartheid in South Africa. The divestment from South Africa was advocated in the United States in the 1960s, but support for divestiture did not reach full scale until the 1980s. The Stanford student solidarity sit-in campaign of 1977 came early on in the rise of this economic pressure.
Michigan State University activists win divestment from apartheid South Africa, 1978
1978 to December, 1978
William Lawrence, 19/09/2010
Beginning in 1948, the white "apartheid" government of South Africa forced the black majority to live as second-class citizens, condemned to poverty and restricted in their freedoms by a system of legalized oppression. On the other side of the globe, in the 1970s, progressive activists in the United States found themselves absent a cause after the end of the civil rights movement and Vietnam War. The blatant atrocity of apartheid seemed a good target. Activists realized that American corporations were supporting the apartheid regime by operating subsidiaries in South Afric
Harvard University community campaigns for divestment from apartheid South Africa, 1977-1989
Anjali Cadambi, 19/09/2010
In the late 70s and 80s, American colleges and universities were engulfed in a heated debate over the ethical implications of financial investments. Educational institutions had invested billions of dollars in financial institutions and corporations with holdings in South Africa. Since the mid 1900s, the South African Nationalist government had implemented apartheid – a form of institutionalized racial segregation that had forced over a million South Africans to move out of urban spaces to designated rural areas. Many saw U.S.
Hampshire College students win divestment from apartheid South Africa, U.S., 1977
March, 1977 to October, 1977
Samia Abbass, 19/09/2010
There are several noted origins of the South Africa divestment movement in the United States. Students and activists protested the 1948-implemented system of apartheid in South Africa throughout the 1960's and early 70's, but the movement failed to gain much momentum. In 1962, the United Nations issued Resolution 1761 which called for economic and other sanctions on South Africa, but it received very little support from Western governments.
Rutgers University students win divestment from apartheid South Africa, 1985
12 April, 1985 to 13 May, 1985
Julio Alicea, 19/09/2010
South Africa's system of apartheid became law following the elections in 1948. Similar to the Jim Crow laws in the United States, the system of apartheid was a form of legalized racial segregation. Consequently, South African apartheid became a very important political issue in the United States; this was especially true once the Jim Crows laws were outlawed. Americans of different racial and economic backgrounds opposed South African apartheid.
University of California Berkeley students win divestment against apartheid South Africa, 1985
Arielle Bernhardt, 05/02/2010
In the spring of 1985, campaigns against apartheid in South Africa mobilized on campuses across the United States. Students at University of California Berkeley became aware of these campaigns and were moved to act. On April 10, two student groups—the UC Divestment Committee and the Campaign Against Apartheid—began organizing daily rallies at Sproul Plaza, a main gathering place on campus. Nancy Skinner led the Divestment Committee and William Nessen headed up the Campaign Against Apartheid, but the student coalition made decisions through the consensus of all members.
Yale students campaign for divestment from apartheid South Africa, 1985-1987
Aden Tedla, 05/02/2010
The student-led Yale Divestment Campaign that began in 1985 sought to pressure the Yale administration into withdrawing its shares in companies that operated in apartheid South Africa. Although in 1978 the administration had incorporated the Sullivan Principles (an ethical purchasing guideline) into its purchasing policies, application of these principles was slow.
Mills College students win divestment from South African apartheid government, 1984-1988
November, 1984 to August, 1988
Olivia Ensign, 07/02/2009
The Dutch and British colonization of South Africa in the 17th and 18th centuries brought a system of segregation to the region that remained in place well into the twentieth century. From 1948 to 1994 this took the form of apartheid, a system of legal racial segregation that ensured the continued rule of the country by the white minority.
University of North Carolina students win divestment from apartheid South Africa, 1986-1987
18 March, 1986 to 1 October, 1987
Hannah-Ruth Miller, 08/02/2010
In 1983, the UNC-Chapel Hill Endowment Board agreed to stop investing with firms that rejected the Sullivan Principles, a code of business practices of foreign companies that wished to treat South African workers fairly which was developed by the Rev. Leon Sullivan, a civil rights activist.
University of Illinois students gain partial divestment from apartheid South Africa, 1985-1987
March, 1985 to January, 1987
Rebecca Contreras, 06/02/2011
In 1948, the newly elected National Party introduced systematized and legalized segregation in South Africa. The apartheid regime sought white minority rule and the suppression of other racial groups in order to maintain a cheap labor supply. Government officials segregated public institutions and removed the oppressed black Africans from their land onto racially divided reservations. This system sparked internal protests, often met with violence. International groups of people were outraged at apartheid and asked companies to withdraw their holdings from the South African government.
MIT students campaign for divestment from apartheid South Africa, 1985-1991
Sophia Naylor, 7/2/2010
In reaction to the continuing apartheid in South Africa, many colleges and universities in the United States divested from South Africa, meaning that they removed the holdings they had from companies which operated there. Apartheid separated blacks and whites; the whites, however, had a monopoly on power and had much higher living standards. Divestment was viewed as a way to put pressure on the South African government to end apartheid by hurting them economically.
Columbia University students win divestment from apartheid South Africa, United States, 1985
8 April, 1985 to 25 April, 1985
Kelly Schoolmeester, 07/02/2010
On April 4, 1985, seven students at Columbia University, members of the Coalition for a Free South Africa (CFSA), chained closed the doors to Columbia's administrative building, Hamilton Hall, and sat on the steps, blockading the entrance. They were there to protest the University's investments in corporations that operated in Apartheid South Africa. Soon after, a march coordinated by other members of CFSA passed by Hamilton Hall. When the marchers saw the small blockade on the steps, they rushed to join in.
University of Wisconsin students win divestment from apartheid South Africa, 1969-1978
March, 1969 to March, 1978
Elowyn Corby 06/01/2011
Madison Wisconsin was one of the first communities in the United States to recognize apartheid in South Africa as a serious and international issue that could potentially be addressed in part through American activism and solidarity. The University of Wisconsin-Madison was a focal point for this activism, due to the dedication and engagement of its students and professors.
Swarthmore College students win divestment from apartheid South Africa, 1978-1989
22 February, 1978 to 9 September, 1989
Hannah Jones, 4/2/2010
Starting in the 1960's, students in the United States started organizing against apartheid in South Africa. They targeted banks and other companies involved in South Africa, and by the 1970's, many students were starting campaigns to encourage their universities to divest from all companies with investments in South Africa.
As early as 1965, students at Swarthmore College had signed a letter to the college president calling for a removal of investment with Chase Manhattan Bank, but the issue was overshadowed by activism against the Vietnam War.
Cornell University students sit-in for divestment from apartheid South Africa, 1985
Meghan Auker Becker, 07/02/2010
By the mid-1980s, the Apartheid regime had been in control of South Africa for nearly 40 years. The country was in the midst of a national crisis, had declared a state of emergency, and over 5,000 people had been killed by the violence. Despite the African Nation Congress' requests for international aid, specifically in the form of divestment, the United States (as well as many other powerful countries) resisted.


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Q: Quickest way to determine if a number is a prime number or not VB I have been working on this for quite a bit now, I have a task of creating a program which calculates if a number entered by a user is prime number or not, the program calculates the time taken and displays this to the user, however I have found two method, one takes more time than the other but it produce accurate numbers, the other one calculates very quickly however it is wrong, I am hoping if someone can help me and tell me the quickest way of calculating this, here are my two codes
Code1:
    Dim ch As String
    ch = "y"

    While ch = "y"

        If (num Mod 2 = 0)  Then
            Console.WriteLine("Is not a prime number!")
        Else
            Console.WriteLine("Is a prime number!")
        End If

Code2:
 check = 1  'initilizing a check point to use it in the program to determine prime number
    Dim Value As Long
    Console.Write(vbLf & "Enter a number To check Whater it is Prime or Not :")
    Value = Long.Parse(Console.ReadLine())
    start_time = Now
    Dim ch As ULong
    ch = 0
    Dim i As ULong
    i = 2
    While (i <= Value / 2)

        If (Value Mod i = 0) Then

            ch = 1
            Exit While

        End If

        i = i + 1

    End While
    If (ch = 0) Then
        Console.WriteLine("Prime Number")
    Else
        Console.WriteLine("Not Prime Number")
    End If

A: There are a great many prime testers out there, many of them on this site.  For checking a single number I use a faster variant of your Code2 with a little extra checking.  Here is the pseudocode:
boolean function isPrime(num)

  //1, 0 and negatives cannot be prime.
  if (num < 2) then
    return false
  endif

  // 2 is the only even prime.
  if (num MOD 2 = 0) then
    return (num = 2)
  endif

  // Check for odd factors.
  limit <- sqrt(num)
  for (factor <- 3; factor <= limit; factor <- factor + 2) do
    if (num MOD factor = 0) then
      return false
    endif
  endfor

  // If we reach this point then the number is prime.
  return true

endfunction

As @user448810 said, you should use the square root of your target number as the limit of your testing loop.  You can basically halve the number of tests you do by treating even numbers separately.  Once you have taken out the even numbers, then you only have to test odd factors: 3, 5, 7, ...

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Hi Leonard…Dave Madewell here. That were a good'un. Keep up the good work. Our country needs all the humor, information, and advice we can get.
This reminds me of a little arithmetic I did in early 2007. Gas prices were beginning to shoot up, and people were trading in their larger-engine cars for the more economical models.
Long story shortened: They would need to drive their new cars about forty years until the gas savings finally paid for the new car.