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Dance team powers up at nationals
Madalyn Dishman and Lauren Clair
We sat watching all of the other awards before it was finally our category, it didn't matter what place we got though, we had already passed two other cut throat rounds and guaranteed our spot in the top 20. Finally, it was our turn… they started naming the places and when they announced Utica as tenth place we couldn't believe it. We all jumped up in excitement as we realized we had made history.
For the first time in about ten years, the dance team qualified for Universal Dance Association (UDA)'s National Dance Team Championship (NDTC).
"It's a huge step for us," dance captain Kailey Johnston said. "We just want to give ourselves a name in the world of dancing, and nationals is the best way to do it."
The team flew out together to Florida on Feb. 1 and returned on Feb. 5. Along with competing at NDTC, the team got to enjoy some team bonding moments at the Disney parks.
"Going to the parks with the whole team was a lot of fun," junior Madalyn Dishman said. "After the competition was over we went to a party for all of the competing dancers at Hollywood Studios."
The nine-girl team started practices in May in order to prepare for their season and this nationally recognized competition. The team continued practicing up until the last moment with "parking lot practices" being held at their hotel's parking lot.
"It was [intimidating]," junior Addison Guitar said, "especially because the bigger teams were so much louder than us."
The dance team earned the tenth spot in the nation in the small varsity pom category where they were the only small varsity team from Michigan to advance to this category.
They exceeded their goal of making it to semi-finals by advancing all the way to finals.
"Not only do we have a bigger name within our school," junior Colleen Roberts said, "but we have a bigger name in the dance community."
With this newfound reputation, the girls are already preparing to take on next year's season where the plan to compete at nationals again.
"We were really happy and thankful that our hard work paid off," junior Julia Meguid said. "We can't wait to get started for next year."
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The Rotator Cuff is a group of muscles that help to dynamically control how the shoulder moves. This means that these muscles help to control the shoulder position during movement of the arm. This provides stability for the shoulder joint.
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You may also be taught pendulum and other range of motion exercises to improve movement and strengthen the shoulder and start some activation of the rotator cuff. Functional activities such as Activities of daily living often form a major part of therapy at home and in the clinic. This, coupled with movement retraining for activities we wish to return to, helps us to return you to more functional strength!


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'Rogue One' editors reveal what was changed about the movie in reshoots
Jason Guerrasio
"Rogue One: A Star Wars Story."
Warning: Spoilers below if you haven't seen "Rogue One."
In the latest reveal of what went on behind the scenes of "Rogue One: A Star Wars Story," Yahoo UK spoke to two editors on the film, John Gilroy and Colin Goudie, who divulged some interesting insight on putting together the "Star Wars" standalone movie, which got a lot of attention for its reshoots.
Goudie, who also edited "Rogue One" director Gareth Edwards' breakout 2010 movie "Monsters," had been involved since the beginning of production on the "Star Wars" spin-off, along with editor Jabez Olssen ("The Hobbit" trilogy). Gilroy was called on last summer when his brother, Tony Gilroy, was hired to do the reshoots.
In the lengthy interview, both delve into their contribution to the project — like Goudie using an interrogation scene from "Aliens" as a reference point for how to cut Jyn (Felicity Jones) being interrogated by the Rebels in the movie, or Gilroy talking about calling in actor Angus MacInnes to rerecord dialogue for outtakes of himself as Gold Leader from the original 1977 "Star Wars" that were repurposed in "Rogue One."
But the most revealing recollections are about the reshoots.
"They gave you the film that you see today," Gilroy said of what was redone over the summer.
Introduction scenes like Cassian (Diego Luna) meeting with the spy who tells him about the Empire making a "planet killer" weapon and Bodhi (Riz Ahmed) being led to meet Saw Gerrera (Forest Whitaker) were added in the reshoots. The added filming also provided a scene in which Jyn breaks out of the transporter thanks to the Rebels.
Jyn being interrogated by the Rebels in "Rogue One."
Goudie says originally we met Jyn and Cassian in the scene in which Jyn is interrogated by the Rebels and offered the mission to track down Saw Gerrera.
"[The] opening scene, in the prologue, was always the same," he said. "Jyn's just a little girl, so when you see her as an adult what you saw initially was her in a meeting. That's not a nice introduction. So having her in prison and then a prison breakout, with Cassian on a mission... Everybody was a bit more ballsy, or a bit more exciting, and a bit more interesting. They got there eventually in the film, but this way we came in on the ground running, which was better."
And the last part of the movie "changed quite a bit," according to Gilroy, who stays vague about specifics.
"The mechanics of the [third] act changed quite a bit in terms of the characters, and I don't want to go into too much detail about what had been there before, but it was different," he said. "We moved some of the things that our heroes did, they were different in the original then they were as it was conceived. Everything was connected to everything so doing something to one venue would change all the other venues, so really we had to... We were working on that until the last minute."
But fans' hopes of a lot of deleted scenes or an extended cut that shows a very different movie — which "Rogue One" star Ben Mendelsohn hinted at recently — in future Blu-ray releases may be premature.
Gilroy couldn't think of any scenes that were left on the cutting-room floor that are worth showcasing and Goudie said the first assembly of the film isn't much longer than the finished cut.
"Maybe 10 minutes longer?" he said. "I genuinely can't remember because that was nearly a year ago now. There's no mythical four-hour cut, it doesn't exist."
Read the entire Yahoo interview here.
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VFP-111 strongly denounces the Obama Administration's recent military assistance agreement with Israel, the largest such aid package in U.S. history. The agreement, providing $38 billion in military aid over the next ten years, will increase tensions in the Middle East. Rather than lessening the possibility of conflict, it may provoke Iran into more intensive military and even nuclear development to match that of Israel.
More importantly, such military support allows Israel, a highly developed economy with its own vast military-industrial complex, to shift funding for its armed forces in order to subsidize more extensive seizures of Palestinian land and expansion of settlements in the West Bank. It not only makes a two state solution more improbable, the military aid treaty will strengthen the apartheid system now brutalizing the Palestinian population, and will also encourage the right wing in the Netanyahu government to implement its dream of ethnic-cleansing as the solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Bellingham, Washington's Veterans For Peace Chapter 111 opposes this military subsidy and any other agreement that adds to the militarization of the Middle East, or indeed, of anywhere else in the world.


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Der Zusammenhang wurde erstmals 1923 von Karl Freudenberg beschrieben.  Damals untersuchte er Derivate des (+)-Alanin, deren Drehwertverschiebung er mit den Derivaten von (+)-Milchsäure verglich. Da die Konfiguration der L-(+)-Milchsäure bekannt war, schloss er, dass das (+)-Alanin ebenfalls L-Konfiguration besaß.

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Jupiter's Legacy: Netflix announces May debut and drops first look images for Mark Millar series
December 6, 2019, 1:38 PM ET
By Jacob Oller & Josh Weiss
(L-R) LESLIE BIBB as GRACE SAMPSON, JOSH DUHAMEL as SHELDON SAMPSON, and BEN DANIELS as WALTER SAMPSON in episode 2 of JUPITER'S LEGACY Credit: Steve Wilkie/Netflix
Jupiter's Legacy, the Mark Millar and Frank Quitely superhero comic adaptation coming to Netflix, has dropped its first teaser trailer, official logo, and first look images.
While devoid of any real footage, the video does confirm that the new series will premiere Friday, May 7. After Sang Kim replaced Steven DeKnight as showrunner on the series all about the next generation of superheroes attempting to live up to their parents, fans were uncertain how this Watchmen-esque story would land on screen. However, now that the first trailer is out, some of those qualms can be laid to rest.
The CGI-heavy teaser features voiceover narration from Josh Duhamel (Sheldon Sampson, aka The Utopian, leader of the superhero team known as The Union) who makes it pretty clear that this is a gritty world, in which god-like heroes act not on pristine ideals, but for personal gain.
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"One day you're gonna be stronger than anyone else in the world," The Utopian says, most likely talking to his children, Chloe (Elena Kampouris) and Brandon (Andrew Horton). "Every evil you can imagine is gonna rise up against mankind. And not for justice, for vengeance...you're gonna be the future."
In addition to Duhamel, Jupiter's Legacy has a packed cast that includes Ben Daniels (The Exorcist) as Walter Sampson/Brain-Wave, Sheldon's older brother; Leslie Bibb (Iron Man) as Grace Sampson/Lady Liberty, Sheldon's wife; Mike Wade (Timeless) as Fitz Small/The Flare, heart and soul of The Union; and Matt Lanter (Star Wars: The Clone Wars) as George Hutchence/Skyfox, Sheldon's closest friend who turns into a villain.
The Sampson family will certainly echo recent self-aware superhero fare like Watchmen and The Boys, but bring a unique take on the problems of real-life superheroes to the Netflix show. The story follows a second generation of superheroes failing to live up to the great accomplishments of their parents, who first received their meta-human abilities in the 1930s.
"My wife Lucy and I are eleven months into our jobs at Netflix and it's everything we hoped for to the power of ten. To see a movie based on your work every couple of years is incredibly exciting, but to see them all happening at once like this and with talent this high-end is just off the scale," Millar said in a statement when the adaptation (one of several from Millarworld) was first announced in 2018. "These are writers and directors I've privately been sending fan-mail to over the last eighteen months so to be working with them all is just enormously exciting. This really is the greatest creative environment I've ever worked in. I can't wait to switch on my computer every morning."
Check out the first batch of production stills in the gallery below...
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The Jensen Owners' Club • View topic - THE RETURN OF MY 1972 MK3 INTERCEPTOR !
THE RETURN OF MY 1972 MK3 INTERCEPTOR !
Good evening from rainy cold Los Angeles, it looks more like Manchester than LA !
In 1987 I finally found a Jensen interceptor here in LA. The story goes that I left a note on this car back in 1981 while living in San Francisco.
The owner sadly passed away and the son found my business card in the glove box. I bought the car from the son who lived in one of the most dangerous parts of the city of LA , but that is another interesting story for another day !
My friend Tim came with me to pick it up the car and drive it home. The car was chocolate brown with a tan vinyl roof and a tan interior, not the most attractive color combination.
Like Henry Ford before me, I like any color car as long as it is black, so I decided to remove the vinyl roof and paint it black. The interior was badly damaged and so I bought the black interior from another interceptor that was badly damaged in an accident. So the car was now black on black. Of course over heating was always a problem in Southern California and of course the air conditioning never rely worked and the widows worked when they felt like it. But I owned an INTERCEPTOR ! In 1994 I moved away and sold the car to my friend Tim to keep it, as we say in the family.
Tim spent over $10,000 dollars trying to keep the car running and also painted the car dark blue, in 2008 Tim gave up and parked it in the garage. After 10 years of continuous harassing Tim, he finally gave in and sold it back to me in January. Tomorrow my mate Dean begins work on the car, removing the gas tank, radiator, carburetor, bumpers to start with. I am looking forward to bringing the car back to life. I will keep everyone informed of the outcome. Have a great and hopefully dry week without rain in the UK. Regards Cheers Steven.
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Steven- great stuff & warm welcome!
May I direct you to my dear friend (brother) Aubrey, he is a serious car guy & serial Jensen nut- family had J-H from brand new, he runs a utterly breathtaking original Mk11 Interceptor- likely the best I have ever seen & thats a lot of metal!
He is Orange county area, but organises stuff & as a memeber of club for many many years, can without any doubt be a point of contact for moral support & coffeee at least!
By all means PM me & I will pass on all the relevant info.
Great story and I hope this time, it's for keeps!


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Entrepreneur/Philanthropist
Esther Dyson does business as EDventure Holdings, the reclaimed name of the company she owned for 20-odd years before selling it to CNET Networks in 2004. In the last few years, she has turned her sights towards IT and health care. She dedicated two issues of her newsletter, Release 1.0, to the topic (Health and Identity: No Patient Left Behind? in January 2005 and Personal Health Information: Data Comes Alive! in September 2005). Also in September 2005, she ran the Personal Health Information workshop that laid out many of the challenges still perplexing the health-care community.
Currently, she is on the board of directors of 23andMe and is one of the initial ten subjects of George Church's Personal Genome Project. Her primary activity is investing in start-ups and guiding many of them as a board member. Her board seats include Boxbe, CVO Group (Hungary), Eventful.com, Evernote, IBS Group (Russia, advisory board), Meetup, Midentity (UK), NewspaperDirect, and WPP Group and Yandex (Russia).
Some of her past direct IT investments include Flickr, Del.icio.us, BrightMail, Medstory and Orbitz. Dyson was the founding chairman of ICANN from 1998 to 2000, and was also chairman of the Electronic Frontier Foundation in the 90's. In 1997, she wrote Release 2.0: A Design for Living in the Digital Age, which appeared in paperback a year later as Release 2.1. In 1994, she wrote a seminal essay on intellectual property for Wired magazine.
The Future of Search: Verbs
Journalist, philanthropist, entrepreneur, and astronaut, Esther Dyson describes how the future of search will be verbs, not nouns, as people are looking to take direct action with their queries.
The Altruism of Genetic Testing
For scientists to better correlate genes and disease, millions of people need to voluntarily have their genomes analyzed.
Should the government be involved in healthcare?
How do we design a system that incentivizes good behavior?
What Will It Take to Colonize Outer Space?
Like the voyages of Christopher Columbus, commercial projects can drive the future exploration of space.
What is 23andMe?
Genomics just got personal.
Putting Genomics Maps to Good Use
Making good behavior easier.
How are technological advances changing human evolution?
Medical technology can also make us less physically fit, Dyson says.
Is investment in Web 2.0 slowing?
The web is saturated with video, Dyson says, and a recession will help drain the swamp.
What will be on other side of the recession?
Dyson looking towards personalized genomics.
As an investor, what do you look for in a start-up?
Dyson wants to make sure her money does something unique.
Would you invest in Michael Arrington's blog aggregate?
Probably not, Dyson says.
Should Facebook open up its user platform?
Where did Yahoo miss the boat?
Maintaining Privacy on Facebook
The problem, Dyson says, is not the platform but the individual users.
Dyson talks about the threats to online security, and how governments, corporations and individuals can address that.
Can China control information flow?
Dyson is doubtful.
The Russian Media and the Internet
As unconstrained speech is pushed online, where does the new threat come from? Government or corporate interests?
Why are there so few women in technology?
Incumbents like to keep control, Dyson says.
What does it take for a woman to be a leader in technology?
Same thing as a man.
How has technology changed the way you live?
Let's start with email, Dyson says.
How would you update your 1997 book Release 2.0?
Not all that much, Dyson says.
Managing Your Presence Online
It is your responsibility, Dyson says, to make sure that you are not misrepresented online.
Growing Up With Freeman Dyson
Physicist Freeman Dyson wrote of his daughter that her main childhood advantage was being neglected. She saw it more as freedom.


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Applied Behavior Analysis services are recommended for kids with autism. ABA services will offer a lot of benefits despite of autism lacking cure. Its advisable to choose ABA services if you have kids diagnosed with autism. Its good to encourage parents whose kids have autism to get assistance. ABA services will benefit you a lot as a parent. You will be pleased on seeing your kid doing better.
One benefit you will get to enjoy from ABA services is that your kids get so many skills. This are some of the skills that parents cannot teach the children. A child is required to learn so many things so as to acquire the skills. In this case, you will be so happy on seeing your kids improvement after getting the knowledge of speech and other things. ABA services makes work easier for you as a parent. The skills they acquire will contribute in making them independent when they become adults.
You should show your children that you care by choosing ABA services for them. Some of the conditions need parental love and support. Its every parents duty to love their children. Some people are so weak such that they look down upon people with autism. ABA services also give a lot of counseling to the parent. They are able to give the essential rights to the children after being encouraged. They are human and so they should be given humanity.
ABA services play a big role in helping children reach their goals. In this case, your kids will get enough assistance on the things they like doing. They practice a lot and make an improvement with time. For example, your child will be motivated to learn more about music especially different the different instruments and how to use them if he loves music. ABA services encourage kids to follow their dreams. In assumption, ABA services shape kids to be better in future.
Parents whose children have autism go through a lot when raising their children. Kids with autism fail to sleep well throughout the night because of different reasons. ABA services teach children how to sleep well for the whole night. They teach kids how to use the washrooms. Parents feel so proud on seeing their kids learn new things.
Another benefit of ABA services is that your kids acquire skills to relate with other people.An added advantage of ABA services is that kids get skills that help them to relate with others. The communications skills they acquire makes it easy for them to make friends. Most of the kids love the company of other kids because they can interact while together. You are advised to allow your kids learn instead of keeping them at home. Parents are also taught how to handle kids with such needs. ABA services offer special programs that are purposely scheduled for kids with autism.


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Challenges and Opportunities of a Post-Kyoto Mitigation Regime: An Analysis of the European Electricity Sector
Mitigation and Adaptation Strategies for Global Change, 2008, 13 (8): 863-885
Posted: 7 Jun 2013
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Pablo del Rio
Spanish Council for Scientific Research (CSIC)
Javier Carrillo-Hermosilla
University of Alcala, School of Economic and Business Sciences
Totti Könnölä
Carlos García
Fundación Instituto de Empresa, S.L.
Date Written: June 6, 2013
This paper empirically shows how the uncertainty associated to the absence of a mitigation regime which follows the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change Kyoto Protocol (UN FCCC Kyoto Protocol) is affecting investments in abatement activities in the EU electricity sector and, thus, future emissions levels. Based on a survey of EU electric utilities, it identifies the most likely post-Kyoto scenarios considered by them and how they are coping with such uncertainty in their investment decisions. It is found that firms react differently to such uncertainty and adopt different strategies to cope with it, diversifying their emissions control activities. Although most companies foresee post-Kyoto compliance regimes with emissions trading systems, they differ in their perceptions of the form that a post-Kyoto regime could take and are, thus, positioning differently to face such regime. The particular features of each company and the country where they operate affect their perception of the uncertainties, their position regarding a possible post-Kyoto regime and their inclination to carry out mitigation activities. Complying with Kyoto (and, eventually, post-Kyoto) targets significantly influences the investment decisions of European electricity companies. Uncertainty about a post-Kyoto regime may already be affecting investments in mitigation activities in the electricity sector. Therefore, significant progress has to bemade in the definition of a post-Kyoto regime. It is urgent to define and agree internationally the emissions reduction objectives and the mitigation instruments that will be accepted for compliance, ensuring continuity of the international emissions trading system foreseen in the Kyoto Protocol.
Keywords: Electricity, Mitigation, CO2, Kyoto protocol, Technology, Emissions trading
del Rio, Pablo and Carrillo-Hermosilla, Javier and Könnölä, Totti and García, Carlos, Challenges and Opportunities of a Post-Kyoto Mitigation Regime: An Analysis of the European Electricity Sector (June 6, 2013). Mitigation and Adaptation Strategies for Global Change, 2008, 13 (8): 863-885, Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=2275215
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I've heard nothing yet

Iframe

A: HTML5 postMessage() API method has syntax as below:
userWindow.postmessage(myMessage, targetOrigin);

this will post myMessage to the window pointed by userWindow, which has targetOrigin as it's URI. If the userWindow reference matches but targetOrigin does not match with it's URI then the message will not get posted.
In the target window i.e. userWindow you can listen to the message event.
window.addEventListener('message', handlerFunction, captureBubble);

For example if you have a window reference in myWindow variable, then on source...
Call
myWindow.postMessage('this is a message', 'http://www.otherdomain.com/');

Callback handling
window.addEventListener("message", receiveMessage, false);

function receiveMessage(event){
  if (event.origin !== 'http://www.otherdomain.com/')
    return;
  // this check is neccessary
  // because the `message` handler accepts messages from any URI

  console.log('received response:  ',event.data);
}

and on target...
Message handler
window.addEventListener("message", receiveMessage, false);

function receiveMessage(event){
  if (event.origin !== 'http://www.callingdomain.com/')
    return;

  console.log('received message:  ',event.data);
  event.source.postMessage('this is response.',event.origin);
}

postMessage API Reference - MDN
A nice tutorial

A: You have to listen for the message event on the window object in the child iframe. Also, postMessage takes 2 parameters, message & domain.
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    <title>IFrame Example</title>

    <input id="myInput" type="hidden" value="IDDUSER">
    <button id="clickMe">Click Me</button>

Two.html

    <title>IFrame Child Example</title>

I've heard nothing yet

Iframe

A: You can use localStorage of HTML5 like
localStorage.setItem("msgvariable", message);

and retrieve it on another html page as
var retrivedMsg = localStorage.getItem("msgvariable");

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Other Northwestern authors on the paper include Lynn M. Rogers, Evan Z. Gross, Anthony J. Ryals, Mehmet E. Dokucu, Kelly L. Brandstatt and Molly S. Hermiller.
The research was supported by grants P50-MH094263 from the National Institute of Mental Health and F32-NS083340 from the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke of the National Institutes of Health.


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Q: How to drop elements in an array I have an array:
output = [["efg\r\n", "abc\r\n", "xyz\r\n", "mno\r\n", "end "]]

I need to sort and list something like below dropping the first and the last entries and getting rid of "\r" and "\n".
abc
xyz
mno

I tried using pop and drop, but they are not helping as this whole line is treated as first array (for example: output[1][0] will give "efg\r\n").

A: You need something linke
a = output[0][1,outputs.size-2].map{|t| t.strip}

Now a will be an array of the type ["abc", "xyz", "mno"]. I did not sort this array as it does not seem to be sorted in the output you show.

A: You can write that way:
output = arr.flatten[1..-1].map { |s| s.strip }.sort

A: I'll bite:
output = [["efg\r\n", "abc\r\n", "xyz\r\n", "mno\r\n", "end "]]
output[0][1..-2].map &:strip
#=> ["abc", "xyz", "mno"]


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September 9, 2014 Ethics and Society
Compassion Across Borders: International Disparities in the Vocation of Healthcare Providers
The following essay was the first-prize winner of the Fordham University Center for Ethics Education's 2014 Dr. Kuo York and M. Noelle Chynn Undergraduate Prize in Ethics, an essay competition to stimulate self-examination about concepts of ethics and morality encountered personally or as a concerned member of society. The Chynn Prize is funded by the Chynn Family Foundation.
By: Michael Menconi
Patient names have been changed to ensure confidentiality and protect privacy.
A bed in the hospital in Colombia. Photo by Michael Menconi
Healthcare professionals often refer to their careers in medicine as a life purpose—their "calling" is to treat the sick, mend the injured, comfort the vulnerable, and instill courage in those who have lost all hope. Doctors have a moral, ethical, and professional obligation—or perhaps duty—to do no harm and perform acts of healing, both of which were fundamental virtues established by the Hippocratic Oath over five centuries ago. For a field with such an extensive, prolific history of emphasizing compassion and care for those in need, it is expected (and often assumed) that healthcare providers treat every patient with a fundamental respect for the human condition, unwavering empathy, and superior levels of social and cultural competency.
The United States is widely considered to possess the highest standard of care—and it would be desirable to assume the level of compassion conveyed by the professionals that work in the health system matches this standard. My clinical experiences with stigmatized drug users in both New York, and abroad in Cali, Colombia, have enabled me to grasp a genuine understanding of what it means to be not only a healthcare provider—but more importantly—an empathetic human who treats others as fellow persons possessing equal moral status, regardless of social, economic, ethnic, or religious contexts.
It was 3 a.m. on a cold winter night in December of 2012. I was an exhausted Emergency Medical Technician nearing the end of a 12-hour shift. I found myself in the emergency room at a New York hospital filling out paperwork for a patient I had just transported. A notoriously low-resourced health center that treats thousands of patients per month, many without insurance suffering from crime and drug-related injuries, it is no surprise that the hospital employees appeared emotionally and physically exhausted.
Shortly after my arrival, a patient was brought in handcuffed to his stretcher, escorted by the police. He was visibly intoxicated, and I later found out he was an intravenous drug user who is brought into that hospital's ER on almost a weekly basis due to complications from his drug use. He is often combative—this particular night I witnessed a nurse shove a mouth gag in him to prevent him from speaking. He was in significant pain from the bacterial infection spreading up his arm, which left blue and red streaks scattering from the injection site.
The hospital staff, however, treated this particular patient in a dehumanizing, discriminatory manner. It seemed as though there was no assistance to be found. He was ushered into a corner of the emergency room, strapped to the bed, and was choking on the gag device. He clearly needed emergency medical attention, but was left in a helpless state of despair, stripped of his dignity, autonomy, and ignored by passing physicians. He could barely breathe—I held myself back from removing the cotton strip knotted around his mouth.
The treatment of this particular patient was not how I imagined myself handling the same situation as future medical professional. This man was homeless, dirty, and high—yet more significantly a member of our human race who requires a fundamental level of compassion and respect. I inquired about this man's treatment to the attending ER physicians, who proceeded to call him a "frequent flyer." He was characterized as a patient with self-inflicted injuries from his ongoing drug addiction, repeatedly being hospitalized, and constantly "taking up" valuable beds and resources. His lack of health insurance surely didn't help the situation. I could sense a level of frustration in the staff's voices—a sentimentality of, "oh, it's him again."
I was seriously disturbed by the way this man was treated in the clinical setting. A hospital is a place where people come to receive treatment, be comforted, and ultimately be made well after being ill. This was the opposite of how I viewed myself practicing clinical medicine as a future healthcare provider. Was this situation representative of how all drug users were treated in United States emergency rooms? My visceral response of frustration and anger arising from my observations left me no choice but to investigate further.
The ethnographic research of Philippe Burgois, a medical anthropologist who studied homeless heroin addicts and their experiences with the healthcare system in San Francisco, reinforced my disturbing observations in the Bronx emergency room. Burgois observed, "from biomedicine's perspective, homeless injectors appear ignorant, self-destructive, and even pathological."1 In the eyes of physicians, not only do these patients knowingly self-inflict their injuries, they are "frustrating patients to try to help because they refuse to stay sober after receiving treatment."1 Further research has revealed that some hospitals in the United States have instituted aggressive, demeaning, "early release plans" for uninsured, indigent patients that drive up the cost of healthcare.
Here demonstrates a clear indicator of market forces (business-focused medical care) driving the treatment of patients1—a perilous, predjudiced, and more significantly—unethical way of practicing medicine. It becomes obvious that the goal of some for-profit hospitals is to release these patients as soon as possible with substandard, inexpensive treatment while simultaneously ignoring the social problems and structural violence that precipitate the patient's drug addiction. Research has found many drug users abuse street drugs such as heroin to avoid emotional pain precipitated by psychological trauma and toxic stress experienced in childhood.1 The lack of mental health intervention for these individuals yields a viscous cycle of drug addiction and poverty that continues to be ignored in the United States healthcare system, a system that exceeds any other in the world in terms of resources and medical technology. I was discouraged and deeply disappointed in the way certain aspects of the medical field (the field I was planning to invest the rest of my life in) approached vulnerable populations in our society.
An ambulance at the Colombian hospital.
Photo by Michael Menconi.
About a year later I traveled to Cali, Colombia to study public health and community medicine. Recalling the frustration I experienced after witnessing the maltreatment of indigent populations in the United States healthcare system, I anticipated a lesser standard of care in a developing country. After all, Colombia has significantly less healthcare resources and biotechnology. It is important to note, however, that "standard of care" does not simply mean level of access to healthcare resources and technology, it more importantly refers to the manner in which doctors and nurses treat their patients.
This presumption could not have been further from the truth. During one of my clinical rotations in a local hospital, a public healthcare facility serving the urban lower class in Cali—a patient shuffled through the emergency room doors and collapsed to the floor. Doctors rushed over immediately, picked him up, and exclaimed the words, "it's Carlos, get a bed." I asked the doctors how they knew the patient's name already. They affirmed he was an opioid abuser, who walks to the hospital when he is no longer able to bear the withdrawal symptoms as a result of his inability to acquire (or afford) his drugs. He was shaking, sweating, breathing heavily, and too weak to stand on his own. Tears of distress and shame ran down his cheeks. His torn, ragged clothes dragged behind him as several doctors picked him up and placed him on a hospital bed.
They placed a pillow under his head, and told him "vas a estar bien," or "it's all right, you're going to be okay." One female physician held his hand, comforting him, while another began an IV line for hydration. A small smile spread across Carlos' face as a nurse brought him over a blanket and began sponging the beads of sweat off his forehead. His level of distress began to subside as he closed his eyes.
Observing this encounter between a homeless, uninsured drug-addicted individual and the healthcare professionals in one of the poorest public hospitals in Colombia brought to life before my eyes the true essence of medicine. The doctors began treatment immediately—free of judgment, prejudice, or frustration. The fact that Carlos had returned for the second time that week as a result of his self-inflicted condition did not affect the manner in which the doctors or nurses proceeded to care for him. There was no concern about financial reimbursement for their services. As Carlos was ushered into his room where he would continue his medical treatment, I asked the doctors and nurses if they ever looked at these types of patients any differently. They responded that before a healthcare professional acts as a clinician, they must first, "ser humano," or "be human."
This resonated with me as the real purpose of healthcare and healing. The fact that I had to travel 3,000 miles away to a developing country to witness the selfless treatment of vulnerable populations has angered me. A healthcare provider's life serves to improve the life of others. The ethical (and humane) treatment of patients is at times nonexistent in the United States—it is time to suppress profit-seeking clinical practice, bring compassion back across the border and put the "care" back in healthcare.
—–¹http://www.philippebourgois.net/Edited%20Gusterson%20Besteman%20Homeless%20Suffering.pdf
Michael Menconi (FCRH '15) is currently completing a B.S. in Cognitive Psychology, with minors in Bioethics and Sociology. An aspiring physician and public health professional, Michael's research interests include public health and community medicine, with particular emphasis on the social mechanisms behind child abuse and the consequent effects of toxic stress on child development.
For more information on the Center for Ethics Education's Dr. Kuo York and M. Noelle Chynn Undergraduate Prize, funded by the Chynn Family Foundation, please visit our website.
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+1 Gabe.... Bayou bullets and WST in .40 minor.... Magic, no smoke. I hear you brother, but powders have not been easy to find. I've used nothing but WSF for years, and no can't find it. Tried a 1# of TG and was pleased with the results, so bought 16# of TG because it's all I could find locally. So TG will be the powder for some time, lol.
Thanks for all of the responses guys, will look into the recommendations. Black and Blue has 10% off until 1/2/2014, and are $84/K VS $117/K of the Xtremes……..
Wow! That's an impressive practice day! Did you get to re-run the stages? No each squad was able to run through each stage 1 time As you get used to the IDPA game, it'll get less overwhelming. Also, once you get your shooting-at-speed skills up to where they don't require conscious thought, that'll help too. Yeah too much thinking going on while shooting which was a distraction. I didn't even think to go out first as others have posted and just watch a few times, I was so excited I went out and just shot, might have helped to watch a few times first but oh well. For me anyways, it's easier to remember the right way to do something after I screwed it up, than to just remember a list of things with no hands on. Are you at a disadvantage shooting a compact pistol like the Glock 19? Sure. Is that your problem. No. I think you knew that though. You definitely want to keep working on your mechanical skills -- which you can do almost entirely through dry fire. Print up some small-scale targets and go through the entire Classifier, dry, at home. Or, better yet, buy Steve Anderson's dry-fire book, get a timer (or par-timer app for your smartphone), and get to work. I think with what you guys have offered here, and what you have written as well as in talking to a few other guys, that you're spot on about the gun, and yes I knew it, just guess I need to hear it/read it. I will keep on with my G19 until I can no longer improve myself and then think about another pistol at that time. This should make the benefits of a longer sight radius and full size grip more useful. I will look into the book and the app for the phone thanks for the advice. I get a lot of solo down time on my off days at home during the week and can practice as you have described. I appreciate the info.
The latter is what I was thinking and I am just trying to be honest (with myself) before spending money on something else to shoot. I appreciate the honesty.
How much Solo 1K for 165gr Rainer FP?
Loaded up all 500 of the Rainier 165gr FP. the load data is as follows: OAL= 1.130 Rainier 165gr FP 4.7gr Solo 1K CCI SP Primers Mixed Brass (once fired) The rounds provided a nice group, burned clean, and had minimal to no muzzle flash. VERY soft shooting round. Not (1) issue with any of the ammo through my G22 with factory barrel. No signs of excess pressure on the brass. These rounds shot softer than the factory Winchester 9mm NATO we bought for my G17 while at the range. My wife put the G17 down after the first mag and wouldn't let go of the G22. My younger brother was with us as well so we shot all 500 rounds between the three of us. I don't have velocity numbers as I do not currently own a Chrono, that is my next project, learning about Chrono's and which model would serve my needs. I do not know what the PF is on these rounds but would be curious to know as they shot really soft. Just thought I would post the load data in case anyone is interested.
I've only done a little bit of testing with S-1000 and 165 Rainier FP's. Here is the data: 10 shots, 165 RFP/4.8 S-1000/COL 1.155/Wolf SP, Hi=1059, Lo=982, ES=77, SD=20, PF=165. These were shot out of an STI Xtreme 5" at 61 deg. F. The ES and SD tell me that these were not that consistent, but they were reasonably soft and accurate and I'd have no hesitation in using them for plinking. Of course, your results may vary... Thanks for your help. I can't find anything on Solo with 165gr bullets. The page I found here to download a while back with the Scott info is blurred out of course where the 40 data is, lol.


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Ikpeazu signs Abia Water Bill into Law
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Post by Abdulhafeez » 29 Apr 2021, 12:34
Governor Okezie Ikpeazu has signed into Law, the Abia State Water Bill 2021 which was recently passed by the State House of Assembly.
In doing so, Ikpeazu equally launched the Abia State Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Policy (WASH).
This is even as the Governor has declared a state of emergency on the WASH sector in the State.
Speaking at the event at Government House, Umuahia yesterday, Ikpeazu said the essence of the law was to provide the legal framework to guide the State actions with regard to the provision of portable water to all households in the State.
He said the law makes it mandatory for the government to do the needful to give water to the people, adding that it also spells out the responsibilities of the citizenry.
He disclosed that with the new law and the declaration of the State of Emergency in the Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Sector, people are no longer allowed to deficate in the open as it will give greater impetus to the Ministry of Environment to enforce the new regulations.
He appealed to development partners to continue to rise to the support of the State.
Presenting the Bill, Secretary to Abia State government and Chairman, Steering Committee on Water, Sanitation and Hygiene, Chris Ezem described the signing of the Bill into Law as a milestone.
He disclosed that the State has continued to partner USAID E-WASH over time, adding that, the partnerships are increasing with new projects such as rehabilitating the Ariaria and Ubakala Water Schemes as well as deliver ICT equipment in the water sector.
The event was witnessed by the Deputy Governor, Ude Oko Chukwu and some members of the State Executive Council, including Permanent Secretaries and other top government officials.
Source: https://www.sunnewsonline.com/ikpeazu-s ... -into-law/
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package org.altbeacon.beacon.service;

import android.content.ComponentName;
import android.content.Context;
import android.content.Intent;
import android.os.Parcelable;

import org.altbeacon.beacon.logging.LogManager;

public class Callback {
    private static final String TAG = "Callback";
    private Intent intent;
    public Callback(String intentPackageName) {
        if (intentPackageName != null) {
            intent = new Intent();
            intent.setComponent(new ComponentName(intentPackageName, "org.altbeacon.beacon.BeaconIntentProcessor"));
        }
    }
    public Intent getIntent() {
        return intent;
    }
    public void setIntent(Intent intent) {
        this.intent = intent;
    }
    /**
     * Tries making the callback, first via messenger, then via intent
     *
     * @param context
     * @param dataName
     * @param data
     * @return false if it callback cannot be made
     */
    public boolean call(Context context, String dataName, Parcelable data) {
        if (intent != null) {
            LogManager.d(TAG, "attempting callback via intent: %s", intent.getComponent());
            intent.putExtra(dataName, data);
            context.startService(intent);
            return true;
        }
        return false;
    }
}


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#ifndef TNT_UTILS_NAMECOMPONENTMANAGER_H
#define TNT_UTILS_NAMECOMPONENTMANAGER_H

#include <utils/compiler.h>
#include <utils/CString.h>
#include <utils/Entity.h>
#include <utils/EntityInstance.h>
#include <utils/SingleInstanceComponentManager.h>

#include <stddef.h>
#include <stdint.h>

namespace utils {

class EntityManager;

/**
 * \class NameComponentManager NameComponentManager.h utils/NameComponentManager.h
 * \brief Allows clients to associate string labels with entities.
 *
 * To access the name of an existing entity, clients should first use NameComponentManager to get a
 * temporary handle called an \em instance. Please note that instances are ephemeral; clients should
 * store entities, not instances.
 *
 * Usage example:
 *
 * ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
 * auto names = new NameComponentManager(EntityManager::get());
 * names->addComponent(myEntity);
 * names->setName(names->getInstance(myEntity), "Jeanne d'Arc");
 * ...
 * printf("%s\n", names->getName(names->getInstance(myEntity));
 * ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
 */
class UTILS_PUBLIC NameComponentManager : public SingleInstanceComponentManager<utils::CString> {
public:
    using Instance = EntityInstance<NameComponentManager>;

    /**
     * Creates a new name manager associated with the given entity manager.
     *
     * Note that multiple string labels could be associated with each entity simply by
     * creating multiple instances of NameComponentManager.
     */
    explicit NameComponentManager(EntityManager& em);
    ~NameComponentManager();

    /**
     * Checks if the given entity already has a name component.
     */
    using SingleInstanceComponentManager::hasComponent;

    /**
     * Gets a temporary handle that can be used to access the name.
     *
     * @return Non-zero handle if the entity has a name component, 0 otherwise.
     */
    Instance getInstance(Entity e) const noexcept {
        return { SingleInstanceComponentManager::getInstance(e) };
    }

    /*! \cond PRIVATE */
    // these are implemented in SingleInstanceComponentManager<>, but we need to
    // reimplement them in each manager, to ensure they are generated in an implementation file
    // for backward binary compatibility reasons.
    size_t getComponentCount() const noexcept;
    Entity const* getEntities() const noexcept;
    void gc(const EntityManager& em, size_t ratio = 4) noexcept;
    /*! \endcond */

    /**
     * Adds a name component to the given entity if it doesn't already exist.
     */
    void addComponent(Entity e);

    /**
     * Removes the name component to the given entity if it exists.
     */
    void removeComponent(Entity e);

    /**
     * Stores a copy of the given string and associates it with the given instance.
     */
    void setName(Instance instance, const char* name) noexcept;

    /**
     * Retrieves the string associated with the given instance, or nullptr if none exists.
     *
     * @return pointer to the copy that was made during setName()
     */
    const char* getName(Instance instance) const noexcept;
};

} // namespace utils

#endif // TNT_UTILS_NAMECOMPONENTMANAGER_H


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Personal Journey: Lebanon — Go for the history, stay for the food
by Marwan Kreidie, FOR THE INQUIRER, Posted: December 29, 2017
If you're one of the many Americans who cannot place Lebanon on a map, or who thinks of it only as a forlorn and wartorn mountainous country at the east end of the Mediterranean Sea, I have news for you: It's well worth visiting for what you can see and feast on.
I found Lebanon lively, safe, warm, inviting, and offering great experiences on my most recent trip. A tough judge, my 15-year-old son, Franz, who accompanied me there for his first visit last year, seconded my view.
I was a bit apprehensive about how an active American adolescent would react to two weeks in a country where I spent part of my childhood and to which I have returned many times. My concerns quickly evaporated as we spent our first few days just walking around downtown Beirut, which has almost fully recovered from the devastation of Lebanon's 15-year civil war, which ended in 1990. The city is now filled with fancy outdoor restaurants and cafes in pedestrian zones right next to Phoenician, Roman, and Greek archeological sites.
Walking in the city, one is struck by mosques and churches side by side, a testament to Lebanon's tradition of tolerance. Also striking is how Ottoman and French Colonial buildings have been renovated.
Close by Beirut are beguiling historic sites. We found it easy to visit the Phoenician, Greek, Roman, and Crusades-era ruins in Byblos, Sidon, and Tyre, and to swim in the Mediterranean. We also visited Baalbeck, which has larger and better-preserved Roman ruins than anywhere else in the world. Perhaps Lebanon's most famous attraction is its cedar trees, represented on its flag, and magnificent in nature. Driving almost 2,000 meters up winding mountainous roads to see these majestic trees was well worth the journey.
What most captivated my teenage son? He found the snow-topped mountains exciting, the archeological sites fascinating, and the people warm and engaging, but he became passionate about Lebanese food. Travel and Leisure magazine agrees; in summer 2016, it named Beirut the "best international city for food."
The food scene is diverse and eclectic. Kamal Mouzawak is a social innovator who in 2004 started Souk el Tayeb, Lebanon's first farmers' market. His goal was to preserve local regional delicacies, help small farmers, and bring Lebanon's 18 various religious sects together over food. He has since expanded to include an award-winning restaurant, Tawlet, ranked by Monocle magazine as the eighth-best restaurant in the world. The menu created by a weekly changing group of mostly female chefs is mouth-watering and delectable. The lunch buffet, which features regional dishes, was extensive and typical of home-cooked meals. Besides the usual appetizers of tabbouleh, hummus, and baba ganoush, my son loved the mulukhiyah — a stew of leafy greens. I loved the kafta bel laban — lamb patties in yogurt sauce.
Lebanese appreciate fresh, good food and on weekends spend hours in the countryside at riverside restaurants. We went to Chalalat al Zarka a restaurant on the Damour River about 45 minutes south of Beirut, near the Druze village of Baakline. These restaurants are famous for expansive "mezzes" featuring dozens of small dishes and are known for kibbe nayeh — or Lebanese steak tartar — consisting of raw lamb or beef pureed with bulgur wheat, onions, and spices. The mezze was so plentiful we could not even eat the main course of various grilled meats. Families at these riverside restaurants spend hours smoking hookahs and drinking copious amounts of Lebanon's national drink, arak, an anise-based liquor similar to ouzo or pastis.
Needless to say, our trip nourished our appetites, satisfied our historical and archeological curiosities, and, most surprisingly, with all the hiking in the mountains and swimming in the sea, did not expand our waistlines.
Marwan Kreidie of Philadelphia is executive director of the Philadelphia Arab-American Development Corp. and teaches politics at West Chester University.
Posted: December 29, 2017 - 12:00 PM
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45,000-year-old carvings found in Russia.
Carved bone and ivory tools, excavated in Russia, made by early humans more than 40,000 years ago.
It has been widely assumed that modern humans—Homo sapiens—first traveled out of Africa and settled in central and Western Europe before heading to Eastern Europe. That may not be the case. Recent finds from a site in Russia about 250 miles south of Moscow suggest that the first humans in Europe were Eastern European.The discoveries include bone and carved ivory artifacts. Researchers calculated the date they were made by determining that the ash surrounding the artifacts came from an eruption that occurred 40,000 years ago in southern Italy. "Some of the artifacts found right under the ash were almost certainly made by modern humans," says John Hoffecker, a University of Colorado archaeologist working at the site. Among them is an ivory piece that appears to be the head of a partially complete human figurine. Radiocarbon and other dating methods also helped establish that the artifacts—stone blade fragments, scrapers, shell ornaments, a bone awl, and various digging and carving tools—are an astonishing 42,000 to 45,000 years old.


The King and Queen (me) of the Castle at the Eisenbach haven't got a photo of their family together... except this one.
This photo is from my family when I was a 7-years-old girl.
I loved to be together with my sister and our cousins and cousines.
... then old photos helps for remembering.
Or old things like the bonnet of my grandmother as a maidservant... or the christening robe of my mother.
ja, das Modell Stammbaum zeigt nicht wirklich die Bewegung, die immer da ist und noch verstärkt spürbar ist, wenn jemand dazu kommt oder wenn jemand geht.
the family tree for ariane. of course. what a wonderful vision.
you're coming from up north, somewhere back there in your ancestry....? could be a partial explanation to your wanderlust, no?
i like the rosettes on your tree. like tea coasters, they shine: your family.
drawing the golden points of my 'frames' or 'leaves' you're on my mind.
normally I take the photos, too... so I call it a 'familyportrait' even when only my shadow is seen.
This wonderful theme make me wish to have a picture of the five of us... photo or maybe a painting!
Now I'll take the liana and swing to your branches of family.
Beautiful family tree dear Ariane, love your family picture with your kids running up the hill.
My mom have some old family pictures that I used to see all the time when I was a kid.........beautiful times!
Another beautiful post from you.
Would you believe me if I said that your posts are the ones I have to read and explore the most times, before being able to say anything. Often, I will come back, several times. Afraid maybe, that words would destroy the beauty.
This time, it's just 'too much'. Every single photo deserves a story. And I bow my head in respect for your great-grandparents; 'Hello, nice to meet you. Thank you for Ariane'.
the photos becomes a carrier for family stories. They connect people... that's beautiful.
Would you believe me if I say that your voice make this place more deep and beauty, every time that you leave a comment? I'm glad... ever so.
how lovely it is to belong to a family.
either if it is through blood or water.