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Vinh Quoc Nguyen
Vinh Quoc Nguyen is a partner in Tilleke & Gibbins' corporate and commercial group. An expert in Vietnamese banking and real estate laws, he advises high-profile banks on secured and unsecured corporate lending and regulatory compliance. Vinh is experienced in M&A and corporate matters in Vietnam and also has considerable experience assisting clients in real estate development projects, negotiating management contracts, and advising on related real estate matters.
For over a decade, Vinh served as a Legal Expert in the Ministry of Justice in Hanoi. Vinh continues to serve the government as a lecturer at Vietnam's Judicial Academy in Ho Chi Minh City and as counsel to numerous government ministries. In 2012, he was appointed as an arbitrator for the Vietnam International Arbitration Center.
Vinh's breadth and depth of legal knowledge is complemented by his strong language skills in English and Japanese. He earned his Doctor of Judicial Science from Meiji Gakuin University in Tokyo and his LLM from Nagoya University in Nagoya. Vinh is a regular contributor to many business and legal journals and magazines such as the Saigon Times and the Legislative Study Journal.
Restructured the complete set of home loan documents for a global financial institution. The documentation set includes the facility agreement, mortgage agreement, and tripartite agreements between the bank, borrowers, and real estate developers.
Represented a leading export finance institution in structuring a substantial and complex loan to a company in Vietnam and in registering the loan with the State Bank of Vietnam.
Assisted the leading investment banking firm in Vietnam with obtaining an investment license for a landmark project in central Vietnam. This development involves complex sub-units and various financing structures.
Assisted both sellers and buyers in various M&A deals in Vietnam, including M&A transactions in educational, logistics, and real estate business.
Advised a global pharmaceutical company on all aspects of doing business in Vietnam, including regulatory matters, employment termination and labor disciplinary procedures.
Advised clients regarding contentious issues in Vietnam, including court litigation and foreign arbitral enforcement.
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Doctor of Judicial Science, Meiji Gakuin University
LLM, Nagoya University
LLB, Hanoi Law University
Multilaw Real Estate Guide 2020
Multilaw has launched the 2020 edition of its Real Estate Guide, including updated contributions for Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar, Thailand, and Vietnam provided by real estate specialists at Tilleke & Gibbins. This concise guide, which features contributions from Multilaw member firms in 58 jurisdictions worldwide, is designed to help investors navigate the complex global real estate landscape and overcome the key challenges they may face when managing real estate across borders. The guide outlines key legal requirements in each jurisdiction, focusing especially on the restrictions and taxes applicable in each country, and the legal methods available for registering and identifying real estate and property ownership. Tilleke & Gibbins is a proud member of Multilaw, a leading network of carefully selected, independent law firms consisting of over 8,000 lawyers in more than 150 commercial centers, able to provide expert legal advice in complex environments around the globe. The full Real Estate Guide is available free on the Multilaw website.
Multilaw Enforcement of Foreign Judgments Guide 2020 – Vietnam
As the exclusive Vietnam member firm of Multilaw, a leading global network of independent law firms, Tilleke & Gibbins contributed the Vietnam section to the network's Enforcement of Foreign Judgments Guide, which details regimes for enforcing foreign judgments in 74 jurisdictions worldwide.
Vinh Quoc Nguyen to Speak on M&A Disputes at VIAC Seminar
On November 19, Dr. Vinh Quoc Nguyen, a partner in Tilleke & Gibbins' Ho Chi Minh City office and an arbitrator for the Vietnam International Arbitration Centre (VIAC), will speak on disputes in M&A transactions at a seminar organized by VIAC in collaboration with the European Chamber of Commerce.
Tilleke & Gibbins Nominated for Three Women in Business Law Awards Asia-Pacific 2020
Tilleke & Gibbins has been nominated in three firm-wide categories in the Women in Business Law Awards Asia-Pacific 2020. The awards, which are organized each year by Euromoney to recognize firms that are strongly committed to gender issues and women's advancement in the law, are an opportunity to celebrate the achievements of leading women in the legal profession, as well as law firm initiatives for gender diversity, mentorship, and more.
Tilleke & Gibbins among Southeast Asia's Top Corporate Firms in IFLR1000 2021 Rankings
In the recently released IFLR1000 2021 rankings of the world's best corporate and financial law firms, Tilleke & Gibbins was honored with a record 15 firm-wide rankings across all jurisdictions in which the firm is eligible. The rankings Tilleke & Gibbins received cover the following categories:
Tilleke & Gibbins Lawyers Recognized with 21 Individual Rankings in Asialaw Leading Lawyers 2021
A total of 21 Tilleke & Gibbins practitioners are recognized in the 2021 edition of Asialaw Leading Lawyers, a highly regarded guide to leading law firms and legal practitioners in the Asia-Pacific. The guide ranks legal professionals from Asia-based firms on the strength of their client services and legal capabilities, based on in-depth global surveys of corporate management, in-house counsel, and private-practice lawyers.
Asialaw Profiles 2021: Tilleke & Gibbins Identified as One of the Best Law Firms in Vietnam
In Asialaw Profiles 2021, a guide to the leading Asian law firms, Tilleke & Gibbins has again been recognized a leading corporate law firm in Vietnam, with a total of 12 rankings across the industry sectors and practice areas ranked in the jurisdiction. The table below summarizes the industry sector and practice area rankings, with asterisks indicating that Tilleke & Gibbins' ranking is in the highest tier possible for the category in Vietnam.
ALB M&A 2020: Tilleke & Gibbins Earns Repeat Honors in Thailand and Vietnam Rankings
The Asian Legal Business (ALB ) 2020 M&A rankings were recently released, and Tilleke & Gibbins has again been recognized for its consistently strong M&A practice across the region. Tilleke & Gibbins is ranked in Tier 2 for both Thailand and Vietnam—the only two Tilleke & Gibbins jurisdictions assessed in the rankings.
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James Allan Reid (May 8, 1897 – March 2, 1978) was a Canadian politician. He served in the Legislative Assembly of British Columbia from 1952 to 1960 from the electoral district of Salmon Arm, a member of the Social Credit Party.

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Martin hits RBI double in 9th, Pirates stop the Nationals 4-3
Pittsburgh Pirates' Jason Martin (51) celebrates with Starling Marte, right, after a baseball game against the Washington Nationals, Sunday, April 14, 2019, in Washington. (AP Photo/Nick Wass)
WASHINGTON (AP) — Faced with the based loaded, two outs and one of baseball's hottest hitters at the plate in the bottom of the ninth inning, there was nowhere Felipe V'zquez wanted to be more than on the mound at Nationals Park.
The Pittsburgh Pirates relief ace then coaxed a flyball from Anthony Rendon to cap a two-inning outing Sunday and preserve a 4-3 victory over the Washington Nationals.
"I like that excitement," V'zquez said. "He's a good hitter right now and he's been hitting the ball everywhere. For me, that's a challenge. I take every hitter like him as a challenge."
Rookie Jason Martin's ground-rule double in the ninth inning off Wander Suero (1-1) scored Josh Bell to provide the go-ahead run for the Pirates.
"I was trying to locate it a little differently," Suero said of the curveball Martin hit. "I was trying to get it on the dirt for him to chase it. Unfortunately, I hung it just a little bit and he made contact."
That set up V'zquez (1-0), who pitched a scoreless eighth, to finish out the victory. He loaded the bases on a single, a walk and Adam Eaton's bunt single with one out, but struck out Howie Kendrick.
That brought up Rendon, who is hitting .400 with six homers in 55 at-bats. On the sixth pitch, Rendon lofted a fly to center to end the game and secure Pittsburgh's first series victory at Nationals Park since 2013.
"I made my own jam, so I had to get out and I worked my way through," V'zquez said.
V'zquez, who pitched parts of two seasons for Washington before he was dealt to Pittsburgh in 2016, blossomed into an All-Star last year. He has yet to allow a run in 8 2/3 innings this season.
"The guy is incredibly talented," Pittsburgh manager Clint Hurdle said. "When you see him at 100 on his 42nd pitch, and basically you saw the velocity trend up throughout the outing."
"Just the focus, that competitive spirit, and you're going against a guy with a 10-game streak of extra base hits and he got a hit earlier and the bases are loaded. It's all good stuff, and he loves those situations," he said.
Washington starter Max Scherzer allowed three runs and seven hits while working a season-high eight innings. He struck out seven. He gave way to Suero, who walked Bell to lead off the ninth and moved to second on Colin Moran's grounder.
With two outs, Martin hit a ground-rule double to left for his second major league RBI.
"He got some big outs and then he just couldn't finish that last pitch," Washington manager Dave Martinez said.
The inning compounded Washington's early-season relief woes. The Nationals entered the day with the worst bullpen ERA in the majors and it rose to 7.75.
Pittsburgh starter Jameson Taillon gave up three runs and seven hits in six innings.
Rendon extended his hitting streak to a career-high 13 games with a single in the sixth.
Pirates: OF Gregory Polanco (left shoulder) had two hits and drove in two runs Saturday in his first rehabilitation appearance at Triple-A Indianapolis. … RHP Dovydas Neverauskas (oblique strain) had two strikeouts in a scoreless inning Saturday for Indianapolis. He's thrown three scoreless innings during three rehab appearances at Indianapolis and Class A Bradenton.
Nationals: Martinez said 1B Matt Adams, who twisted his ankle Saturday while stepping on Pittsburgh RHP Chris Archer's foot, was available to play Sunday.
ARCHER DROPS APPEAL
Archer dropped his appeal and began serving a five-game suspension for setting off a benches-clearing altercation on April 7. Archer threw a fastball behind Cincinnati's Derek Dietrich, who had stood and watched a long home run in his previous at-bat. Archer, who pitched seven innings Saturday against Washington, will make his next start April 21 at home against San Francisco.
Pirates: Pittsburgh has Monday off. It begins a two-game series at Detroit on Tuesday as RHP Joe Musgrove (1-0, 0.00 ERA) starts against the Tigers for the first time.
Nationals: After an off day Monday, RHP Stephen Strasburg (1-0, 5.40) starts Tuesday as Washington begins a three-game series at home against San Francisco.
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Q: Angular proxy.conf.js uses wrong gateway I have a large Angular application, in which several gateways must be defined.
I implemented this in my proxy.con.js file, adapted my visual studio code tasks and the angular.json file.
Nevertheless, for a specific API call, a wrong gateway is always used rather than the one defined for it.
My proxy.conf.js looks like this:
var HttpsProxyAgent = require('https-proxy-agent');
var proxyConfig = [
  {
    context: '/api/**',
    target: process.env.gateway_1,
    changeOrigin: true,
    agent: new HttpsProxyAgent(process.env.http_proxy || process.env.HTTP_PROXY),
    secure: false,
    logLevel: 'debug'
  },
  {
    context: '/resources**',
    target: process.env.gateway_1,
    changeOrigin: true,
    agent: new HttpsProxyAgent(process.env.http_proxy || process.env.HTTP_PROXY),
    secure: false,
    logLevel: 'debug'
  },
  {
    context: '/api/v1/vehicles/**',
    target: process.env.gateway_2,
    changeOrigin: true,
    agent: new HttpsProxyAgent(process.env.http_proxy || process.env.HTTP_PROXY),
    secure: false,
    logLevel: 'debug'
  },
  {
    context: '/api/v1/vehicles**',
    target: process.env.gateway_2,
    changeOrigin: true,
    agent: new HttpsProxyAgent(process.env.http_proxy || process.env.HTTP_PROXY),
    secure: false,
    logLevel: 'debug'
  }
];

module.exports = proxyConfig;

The serve target inside the angular.json looks like this:
"serve": {
  "builder": "@angular-devkit/build-angular:dev-server",
  "options": {
    "browserTarget": "my-ui:build",
    "port": 8080,
    "ssl": true,
    "proxyConfig": "src/proxy.conf.js"
  },
 ...

The scripts part of the package.json looks like this:
  "scripts": {
    "ng": "ng",
    "start": "ng serve --base-href=/ui/",
   ...

And my visual studio code tasks inside the tasks.json looks like this:
{
    "version": "2.0.0",
    "options": {
      "env": {
        "gateway_1": "https://gateway1.apps.de1.my-cloud.com",
        "gateway_2": "https://gateway2.apps.de1.my-cloud.com",
        "http_proxy": "http://localhost:3128",
      }
    },
    "tasks": [
      {
        "type": "shell",
        "label": "Start Application",
        "command": "npm run start"
      },
    ....

Only gateway_1 is used. For all calls, which must go over the gateway_2 I receive a 404. The CLI shows me also that the wrong gateway is taken.

GET /api/v1/vehicles?Size=100&type=xyz ->
  https://gateway1.apps.de1.my-cloud.com

Instead of

GET /api/v1/vehicles?Size=100&type=xyz ->
  https://gateway2.apps.de1.my-cloud.com

What am I doing wrong?

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Normální metr krychlový, někdy nazývaný také normovaný metr krychlový (značí se Nm3), je fyzikální jednotka objemu, která udává kolik m3 zaujímá plynná látka, nebo směs za normálních podmínek (p=101325Pa, t=0°C). Tato jednotka nepatří do SI soustavy.

V průmyslu se s touto jednotkou setkáme při objemovém měření průtoku plynu, nebo plynné směsi jako Nm3 za jednotku času, nejčastěji Nm3/h. Udává potom, jaké množství dané látky, nebo směsi proteče měřeným místem, bez ohledu na okolní teploty, nebo kolísání tlaku v potrubí. Toho se využívá například při monitorování výroby technických plynů (dusíku, tlakového vzduchu, kyslíku), nebo při dávkování plynných reaktantů v chemických výrobách.

Jednotky objemu


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Approximately 40–50% of people who experience depression suffer from more than one episode and are therefore categorised as experiencing the recurrent type of this disorder. Identifying predictors for recurrence in these patients is important for a better understanding of its course and for providing opportunities to improve preventive interventions (1).
The link between diet and depression is one that is gaining considerable interest and it has recently been hypothesised that an unhealthy dietary pattern, one that is low in vegetables, fruits, whole grains and fish, and high in refined grains, fast food, meat and sugar, leads to chronic inflammation which, in turn, could raise the risk for depression and depressive disorders (2). The products of an inflammatory response, known as cytokines, are produced by a specific type of dietary fat known as the omega−3 and omega-6 polyunsaturated fatty acids. Importantly, cytokines produced by the omega-6 fatty acid AA are considered pro-inflammatory whilst those from omega-3 EPA are anti-inflammatory. These polyunsaturated fats are present in our cell membranes where they have important structural and functional roles. The ratio of AA to EPA in the diet therefore influences the composition of cells which, in turn, influences the regulation of inflammation within the body and brain.
Depression is associated with low intake of fish (rich in omega-3), low EPA levels and an imbalance between omega−3 and omega-6 polyunsaturated fatty acids, leading to increased levels of pro-inflammatory products that are linked to many of the somatic symptoms linked to depression, such as gastrointestinal disturbances, complaints of chronic pain, fatigue, and/or other unexplained medical illness3. Pro-inflammatory cytokines are also known to reduce the availability of the amino acid tryptophan – needed for the production of the mood-enhancing neurotransmitter, serotonin. Serotonin production and lowered omega-3 fatty acid status are related to dysregulation of the serotonin pathway that is related to mood and cognitive dysfunction in depression.
Low levels of omega-3, and specifically deficiencies in EPA, are consistently observed in patients with depression and recurrent depression. However, many supplementation studies have given rise to conflicting results and it appears that the efficacy of a 'fish-oil' intervention in treating depression is dictated by the EPA content of the oil. Only oils containing pure EPA appear to offer consistent therapeutic effects on symptoms, with a 1g daily dose of EPA over a period of 3 months providing break-through benefits for depression sufferers (4,5,6). Whilst there are several hypotheses about the success of pure EPA supplements over conventional oils – which has been EPA shown to be as effective as Prozac in its therapeutic effects (7), – it is believed that 1g may reduce depressive symptoms, in part via regulation of the key components of the inflammatory cascade that are known to affect the production of serotonin (8).
1. Lok A, Assies J, Koeter MW, Bockting CL, Wouters LF, Mocking RJ, Schene AH. (2012) Sustained medically unexplained physical symptoms in euthymic patients with recurrent depression: predictive value for recurrence and associations with omega 3- and 6 fatty acids and 5-HTTLPR? J Affect Disord. 136:604-11.
2. Ekmekcioglu C. (2012) Are proinflammatory cytokines involved in an increased risk for depression by unhealthy diets? Med Hypotheses. 78:337-40.
5. Sublette ME, Ellis SP, Geant AL, Mann JJ. (2011) Meta-analysis of the effects of eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA) in clinical trials in depression. J Clin Psychiatry. 72:1577-84.
6. Martins JG. (2009) EPA but not DHA appears to be responsible for the efficacy of omega-3 long chain polyunsaturated fatty acid supplementation in depression: evidence from a meta-analysis of randomized controlled trials. J Am Coll Nutr. 28:525-42. Review.
7. Jazayeri S, Tehrani-Doost M, Keshavarz SA, Hosseini M, Djazayery A, Amini H, Jalali M, Peet M. (2008) Comparison of therapeutic effects of omega-3 fatty acid eicosapentaenoic acid and fluoxetine, separately and in combination, in major depressive disorder. Aust N Z J Psychiatry. 42:192-8.
8. Jazayeri S, Keshavarz SA, Tehrani-Doost M, Djalali M, Hosseini M, Amini H, Chamari M, Djazayery A. (2010) Effects of eicosapentaenoic acid and fluoxetine on plasma cortisol, serum interleukin-1beta and interleukin-6 concentrations in patients with major depressive disorder. Psychiatry Res. 178:112-5.


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Doctors: Take Effects of COVID-19 to Heart
By Health | August 20, 2020
Aug. 19, 2020 — When Ken Koontz tested positive for the coronavirus in mid-July, he had every reason to believe he'd recover fully and be just fine. The 53-year-old from Woodstock, GA, is a 16-time Ironman and Half-Ironman finisher, a professional triathlon coach, and a lifelong swimmer.
The sickest of the sick, he had been hearing, seemed to be older folks with other health problems, like diabetes, high blood pressure, and obesity. But then, word came this month that Boston Red Sox pitcher Eduardo Rodriguez would sit out the rest of the season due to a heart problem caused by COVID-19.
Doctors know relatively little about all the possible side effects of COVID-19 and the potential for long-term problems. After all, it's still a new virus. But a growing body of evidence suggests that anyone who gets the virus — from the sick and the elderly to elite athletes — faces the risk of heart damage.
"With any viral infection, there's the potential to affect the heart, but COVID-19 seems to affect the heart more than other viruses," says Eugene Chung, MD, director of sports cardiology at the University of Michigan Frankel Cardiovascular Center.
A few days after Koontz was feeling better and cleared to go back to work, he started working out again. He eased back into exercise with moderate strength training for a couple of weeks. Then he felt ready to get back into the pool.
During a workout that should have been relatively easy for him, he says, "My heart was pounding. After just a few intervals, I was gasping for breath." While he swam, he felt a particular kind of muscle soreness that he knew, from a career in fitness, meant his muscles weren't getting enough oxygen.
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"Workout by workout, I wasn't progressing as quickly — in terms of my cardiovascular endurance — as I would have expected. I still struggle to swim 500 yards."
The racing heart and shortness of breath, even while exercising, can be signs of myocarditis, a potentially life-threatening inflammation of the heart typically caused by a virus. Other symptoms include chest pain, especially when lying down; swelling in your legs, ankles, or feet; and fatigue. Myocarditis can go away on its own with rest. But, elite athlete-level exercise before the heart has had time to recover can make it worse — even deadly.
"For athletes, myocarditis is a common cause of sudden cardiac arrest or sudden cardiac death," Jonathan Kim, MD, chief of sports cardiology at Emory Healthcare in Atlanta, said at a news conference.
When an athlete has confirmed myocarditis, doctors typically recommend 3 full months of rest before returning to intense workouts. That's why the Boston Red Sox had to sideline their pitcher for the rest of the season.
The American College of Cardiology Sports and Exercise Council recently proposed guidelines for athletes who've had COVID-19. The group recommends that they get an electrocardiogram (or EKG, a test that detects the heart's electrical activity and can show arrhythmia or signs of heart damage), an echocardiogram (an ultrasound of the heart, which can look at heart function or structural damage), and bloodwork to make sure the heart is working properly before they get back to practice.
"If all those are normal," Kim said, "it would be reasonable to allow the athlete back to training."
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Anyone Is at Risk
But it may not take an Olympic-level workout to damage the heart after COVID-19.
Preliminary data suggests that up to 1 in 5 people who go to the hospital for the virus end up with some sort of heart injury. "This injury is defined several ways: worsened heart function, arrhythmias, or a release of cardiac troponin [a sign of heart injury that a blood test can detect]," Kim said.
And new research suggests that people who don't go to the hospital may end up with heart damage, too. In a study, researchers kept track of 100 people, ages 49 to 53, who had had COVID-19. Just over 30 of them had needed to go to the hospital for their illness, and almost 70 had recovered at home. This matters, because doctors tend to consider those who recover at home without medical care "mild to moderate" cases. But more than a month after their COVID-19 diagnosis, almost 80 people had signs of heart damage, including visible changes on an MRI; abnormal bloodwork; and inflammation of the heart.
In the grand scheme of things, a study of 100 people is not a lot of evidence, but according to doctors who analyzed the study, 80% is still too many to ignore. The bottom line is that doctors don't have enough information yet to describe exactly who is at risk of heart injury, how high that risk may be, and how far the effects may reach. But signs are pointing to some level of risk for anyone who gets the virus.
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"We are still learning as we go," Chung says. "I'm hoping over the next several months, we'll have enough experience and enough reports about who may be at higher risk."
As for the mere mortals who want to return to moderate exercise, not an Ironman competition, after recovering from COVID-19, Kim offers this advice.
"For your average exerciser, somebody engaged in guideline-recommended doses of exercise, slowly build up. Don't just get back to exercise as if you had a cold. Ramp up slowly, and if there are any concerning symptoms, back down and reach out to a medical professional."
Though he was aware of the heart risk, Koontz modified his workouts rather than cutting them out altogether. Today, he says his workouts are getting easier and he's starting to feel more like his old self.
But COVID-19 taught him a hard lesson.
"I've always thought I could fix everything with diet and exercise," he says. "Now, I hear people saying, 'I'm fit, I'm healthy, I'm young, this won't happen to me.' This can happen to everybody. And the long-term effects are way more concerning to me right now than death."
Ken Koontz, COVID-19 survivor, Woodstock, GA.
Eugene Chung, MD, director, sports cardiology, University of Michigan Medicine Frankel Cardiovascular Center, Ann Arbor.
Jonathan Kim, MD, chief, sports cardiology, Emory University, Atlanta.
Mayo Clinic: "Myocarditis."
JAMA Cardiology: "Outcomes of Cardiovascular Magnetic Resonance Imaging in Patients Recently Recovered From Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)."
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More complex EHRs can result in declines of quality measures
■ However, researchers find that hospitals adopting electronic health records designed to meet the first stage of meaningful use saw gains in clinical quality.
» 5 levels of EHR adoption
Electronic health records boosted to meet stage 1 meaningful use standards produced an increase in quality. But there were setbacks once systems were further upgraded and became more complex, according to a new study.
Dartmouth College researchers examined data from 3,921 nonfederal hospitals from 2006 to 2010 to see how EHR adoption affected quality in four clinical categories.
For the study, hospitals were categorized into five levels based on the clinical applications available on their EHR systems. Level zero described a system with primitive capabilities and level four, the highest, described systems that had capabilities of all the proceeding levels as well as computerized physician order entry. Level three had the necessary capabilities to meet stage 1 meaningful use requirements.
Data on hospitals' adoption levels were merged with quality data reported to the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services' Hospital Compare website associated with heart attack, heart failure, pneumonia and surgical care infection prevention.
Researchers found that adoption of a level three EHR system was associated with gains in quality for heart attack, heart failure and pneumonia care by about 0.35 to 0.49 percentage points. There was not a gain in surgical infection prevention. But researchers found that a transition from level three to level four systems resulted in declines of 0.9 to 1 percentage point in quality for heart attacks, heart failure and surgical infection prevention care. Pneumonia care did see a quality increase of 0.13 percentage points.
The reason for the disparity is most likely linked to the presence of CPOE, said study co-author Ajit Appari, PhD, a research fellow at the Center for Digital Strategies at the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth College. The study, "Meaningful Use of Electronic Health Record System and Process Quality of Care: Evidence from a Panel Data Analysis of U.S. Acute-Care Hospitals," appeared online July 20 in Health Services Research (link).
Appari said CPOE is not a fully matured technology, and it needs to work with an effective clinical decision support system to yield positive results. He said most of the CPOE systems in use today have basic decision support capabilities, such as drug interactions, but not clinical guidelines and pathways.
The only CPOE requirement under stage 1 meaningful use is that 30% of patients with at least one drug in their medication lists have at least one prescription ordered through a CPOE system. The stage 2 regulations, released Aug. 23, double that percentage to 60%, and add a CPOE requirement of 30% of laboratory and radiology orders.
The Dartmouth study was conducted before the stage 2 regulations were released. Researchers did not attempt to draw a connection between further regulations and quality.
The findings of the Dartmouth study contradict studies conducted by the Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society, including one published in April. That study, conducted on behalf of Thomson Reuters, now Truven Health Analytics, found that hospitals in advanced stages of EHR adoption were more likely to set national benchmarks for performance than their peer hospitals with less advanced EHR systems (link).
Another HIMSS study, published in June in partnership with Press Ganey, found a correlation between advanced EHR adoption and scores in the Hospital Value-Based Purchasing Program. That is a Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services initiative that rewards acute-care hospitals with incentive payments based on how closely they follow best clinical practices and how well hospitals enhance patients' experiences of care.
John Hoyt, executive vice president of organizational services for HIMSS, said that based on his society's studies, he believes the quality declines the hospitals in the Dartmouth study experienced were temporary.
"When hospitals go through the turmoil of moving from a paper-based system to an electronic system, there's a huge amount of process redesign," Hoyt said. "There could be some dissatisfaction in the staff, and errors might increase until people are used to the new processes, and you could get some short-term, temporary reductions in quality measures."
Appari said his research focused on the incremental moves from one stage to the next and did not factor in how quickly a hospital moved from each stage. But "EHR systems are quite complex, and it is certainly a challenging endeavor in adopting one for any organization, regardless of smaller or larger hospital," he said.
Success also could depend on the processes that are in place before EHR implementation. The Dartmouth study found that the most significant quality improvements were found at hospitals with a lower quality baseline before implementation. The gains made by hospitals that started out with a higher baseline were not as significant. The authors believe the hospitals did not have as much room to grow and that the technology simply helped the organizations sustain the high quality of care.
Although the study focused on hospitals, "It's quite plausible to see similar results in physician practices with respect to outpatient and ambulatory quality measures," Appari said. But, he said, a decline in quality with more advanced systems isn't a definite result. There are things practices and hospitals can do to make their implementations more successful.
"First of all, it is important to understand that EHR systems are 'living' systems requiring careful nourishment, continuous building of strengths, and consistently exploiting those strengths routinely at point of action," Appari said. He said technology can be leveraged to improve quality by continuous use of the systems and constant updating to the data sets used for decision-making.
Hoyt said it's important that physicians are the champions when it comes to technology implementation. He said too many physicians go through the process of selecting a system only to pass the tasks of implementing and customizing the system to an office manager.
"Lack of [physician champions] will cause maybe an error increase, or a lack of optimizing the benefits a system can bring," he said.
5 levels of EHR adoption
For a Dartmouth College study, researchers categorized hospitals by their level of EHR adoption. They created five levels based on system capabilities. The levels build on one another by adding to the capabilities of the previous level.
Level zero: Primitive system with none or some rudimentary clinical systems in place
Level one : Includes three ancillary systems: laboratory, pharmacy and radiology
Level two: Includes clinical data repository and clinical decision support
Level three: Includes nursing documentation and electronic medication administration record
Level four: Includes computerized physician order entry and all preceding applications
Source: "Meaningful Use of Electronic Health Record System and Process Quality of Care: Evidence from a Panel Data Analysis of U.S. Acute-Care Hospitals," Health Services Research, July (link)


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Prepress Technician vs. Graphic Artist Job Description
by Danielle Fernandez
The responsibility of catching final formatting issues falls on the prepress technician.
Both prepress technicians and graphic artists have a heavy hand in the production of a printed piece, but their jobs are not quite the same. The piece is first designed by the graphic artist, who coordinates the design, lays out the graphics and text, and then finalizes the artwork to send to the print shop. From there, the prepress technician handles the preliminary review of the artwork file, checking for color mismatches, font issues or other formatting errors. If the artwork is cleared for production, the prepress technician then sends the file to be printed and produced into hard copies for the client.
Graphic artists -- or graphic designers -- take an idea or concept and use computer graphics software to create a visual product that communicates, advertises and evokes a response from an intended audience. They create a wide variety of printed and digital materials -- logos, brochures and Websites, for example -- in an effort to brand an organization with an identity that is easily recognizable. Many companies require at least a Bachelor's degree, though a majority of a graphic designer's clout comes from experience -- in other words, a well-rounded portfolio that displays a history of creative work. Because most output is digital, a graphic designer's work can be completed from a variety of locations, including remotely.
Prepress technicians work primarily in a print shop environment because their main duty is to prepare the artwork submitted by the graphic designer for printing. The prepress -- or "preflight," according to some graphics software suites -- technicians check the material and use the shop's printing software to format the pages appropriately for the specified paper stock and ink types. In the event there are issues, they work with the graphic artist to make corrections and reformat problematic artwork files. After creating an initial proof and obtaining an approval from the client for production, they might also prepare the press plates for use in the printing machines, which includes making the printing plates and later applying a chemical prepping solution.
While the creative process is mainly in the graphic artist's hands, both the artist and the prepress technician must have a good grasp of graphics software in order to create the appropriate typesetting and page layout. On the other hand, even though a majority of the final print preparation is the responsibility of the prepress technician, it's essential that the graphic designer also have an idea of how to format files appropriately. Both professionals must be aware of paper limitations, deadline restrictions, ink requirements and formatting needs -- for example, how to work with fonts or optimize photographs for printing -- so that all materials are compatible with the printer's requirements.
A basic knowledge of design techniques and aesthetics is helpful, as is a thorough grasp on proper grammar since you'll also be working with text layout in either profession. Graphic art is much more creative, so if you enjoy drawing, painting or producing any kind of conceptual artwork, it might be the better choice of the two. On the other hand, if you happen to like art but have trouble with the initial creative process -- or if you are especially detail-oriented and enjoy reviewing specifications and identifying problems -- then you might be more inclined to serve as a prepress technician.
2016 Salary Information for Graphic Designers
Graphic designers earned a median annual salary of $47,640 in 2016, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. On the low end, graphic designers earned a 25th percentile salary of $35,560, meaning 75 percent earned more than this amount. The 75th percentile salary is $63,340, meaning 25 percent earn more. In 2016, 266,300 people were employed in the U.S. as graphic designers.
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It is good to be challenged.
On TV these days we are challenged all the time!
in which there is "challenge".
But these days I often just find the News challenging!
the news comes on and I feel my heart sink.
I often don't want to be challenged with so much stuff that I can do nothing about.
are called to be exciting and thrilling.
as though this is what God intends for us.
rather than to avoid the challenge and risk of getting close to another person.
This is not always easy!!
be slow to anger---another choice.Often we think of anger as something that overtakes us, that we have no control over. But james in suggesting that we be slow to anger is saying . Wechoose whether or not we are angry.
It is important to get the force of all this.
and not just mouth platitudes.
of religion and the heart.
it is the affairs of the heart.
comes about from the decisions of our heart.
This is not popular stuff.
Wickedness, evil, sin...however we name it..
comes about from choices we make and not accidently.
and the consequences of accidents can be dire.
our own selfishness and sin.
to be loving and caring...we need Jesus.
We fail in so far as we think we can do this of ourselves.
This weekPerhaps this is "tough love" or a reality check.
spite, and all other manner of sinful relationship stufftake responsibility and choose to be free.
We cannot do this without Christ.
So our prayer this week?
as Jesus himself is free.


It's a real shame to see it destroyed. Had some fun times in RWK. Happier days...... a trip to the beach.
5100 Jabiru in a factory built Jabiru.
Of course that was a broad generalisation, but from my own experience, I had a V8 that averaged 10.5 overall but would turn in under 8 on the highway where it was at 1800 rpm and never needed to change gears when a hill was encountered. At the same time I had a 1.8l Corolla work car that spent a lot of its time at red-line rpm trying to keep up with freeway traffic and used a lot more than 8. That was almost ten years ago and car engine technology has advanced where aircraft engine technology has not, so the analogy wouldn't work with newer cars. Just to show how incomparable this can get, I now have a 4 cylinder car that uses more fuel than my older 6 cylinder, but it makes 90Kw more than the 6 cylinder.
Andy, can you add more info about how operating at a lower rpm reduces the life of the Jab engine. It sounds counter intuitive, I'd like to know their reasoning. As for bigger engine efficiency, the article I mentioned earlier stated that the big engine uses 7.5 gallons an hour while the 360 in the same airframe uses 9 gallons an hour. I'm not an engineer but I'll have a go at why I think it works: Assume both engines have a volumetric efficiency of about 80%. In the Bearhawk the 540 cruises at 40% power, the 360 at 75%. The O540 will theoretically consume 432 ci of fuel/air gas per revolution at sea level at full throttle, which at cruising rpm of 1900 is 820,800 ci of gas per minute. The O360 will theoretically consume 288 ci of fuel/air gas per revolution at sea level at full throttle, which at cruising rpm of 2300 is 662,400 ci of gas per minute. At this stage of the calculation the 4 cylinder engine looks more economical. But I'm guessing the 360 would be at or near full throttle to maintain 2300 rpm with a constant speed prop. Whereas the 540 would be throttled back somewhat. And that's where the big engine gains its advantage. I don't know how to do the next part of the calculation but for the sake of illustration, 40% of the 540's maximum possible fuel/air gas consumption at 1900 rpm is 328,320 ci per minute. Taking 75% of the 360's max at 2300 rpm we consume 496,800 ci of gas per minute. So for the same cruise speed the big engine uses 168,480 ci less fuel/air gas per minute. There are obviously a lot of other variables which I deliberately left out because I'm illustrating a concept, not performing an engineering analysis. If I were to think of an analogy it would be the V8 engined car that uses less fuel on a long highway journey than a 4 cylinder car.
A big engine can make good sense in terms of efficiency. I just read about a Bearhawk with an O540 in place of the more usual O360. This aircraft also has a modest Vne but the big engine gives incredible STOL capability and in cruise it's throttled way back to 19 squared (about 40%) where it turns the same cruise speed as the 360 but does it on much less fuel than the 4 cylinder. Wonder how much a 5100 powered J400 would consume at normal cruise speed?
Craig, in my line of work I spend the majority of my time determining how and why people brought themselves to grief. Philosophically I believe there are two types of people; those who are ignorant or complacent about their risks, and those who are consciously aware of their risks. These two different mindsets fundamentally shape behaviour, decision making and therefore outcomes. I find it is the former group who are typically involved in accidents. Or put another way, people really do make their own luck. I think you'll be just fine.
If anyone want's to start a petition I'll sign it and I reckon greater than 9 out of 10 pilots would sign it. Personally I would rate the ASIC debacle as the most discouraging thing that ever happened to aviation in this country.
Thanks Brent. This is indeed brilliant, if it happens that way.
No point me nominating, my grand total flight hours in RAAus aircraft is 0.3 hrs. But I can write a review based on my experience with the G1000 if you like, and I'd be happy to review other glass products. As Martin said, once you've used glass there's no going back. If I ever do build a Morgan Sierra it may be the first one with an all glass cockpit.
Glad you asked this question Rocko, I've been try to get my head around this myself. Taking this question a little further, assuming that the 750 kg weight increase is approved and aircraft like the cessna 150 and some RV's come under RAAus administration, could the owner still do their own maintenance and approved modifications, even if they weren't the original builder in the case of the RV?
I really enjoy reading pilot reports, but the subjectivity of the individual reporter has always been an issue for people wanting to put that information to practical use. A former fighter pilot is going to interpret flying qualities and say different things than someone who has always flown ultralights. It'll be a real accomplishment if you're successful in defining a test report bench mark, especially if the results are repeatable regardless of who the pilot is. Can I request the Morgan Sierra as one of the first tests? As far as I can tell it's one of the few aircraft in this country that's never had an independent review published. Actually a comparison between the Cheetah and Sierra would be a good idea.
Another classic book of the same genre as Chickenhawk is 'The Ravens' by Christopher Robbins. It's about FAC pilots who flew in "America's secret war in Laos". Locally I'd recommend 'Aiming High' by Jon Johanson and 'The Luck of the Draw' by Ted Sly DFC, MID.
Most of the PPL's I know actively avoid CTA, which is understandable given that it can seem a bit daunting until you get the hang of it. But it's a shame those guys are not making the most of such a valuable resource when it's available to them. I thoroughly enjoy flying in controlled airspace and encourage other pilots to discover how enjoyable it can be. Not only is it fun, it's a whole lot safer than flying OCTA and sometimes it can reduce the cost of flying by offering a more direct route.
I'm going. It's not far from our place so I'll be driving down.


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Back when Proto was affiliated with Hobbycraft Canada, the GP9 models produced in CP Action Red were done with only a single number (maybe two, but I can't say I saw it), and trying to find this paint job on ebay was getting quite frustrating. Too expensive or simply not available. So I started looking and found a few relatively cheap GP9's in Santa Fe and CN paint schemes which were mechanically similar to the units I had – specifically, equipped with Dynamic Brakes. I was also informed that stripping the paint off these units would be pretty safe and easy – simply dunk them for a period of time in 99% Isopropyl Alcohol.
One paint scheme was easy. Others…Not so much. Put it this way, if I'm going to go for more units, I'm looking for Santa Fe black and silver units. The CN noodle required grit blasting with baking soda to remove, and the blue and yellow Santa Fe paint scheme spent days in the alcohol and numerous brushings to remove the paint whereas the black scheme was completely cleaned off after a mere 8 hours in the dip and a gentle brushing with an old toothbrush! Two other units were stripped as well, but cannot recall what paint schemes they were in. Something tells me one of them was a CP Tuscan scheme. This has been a longstanding project… I also acquired one undecorated GP9 as well, but it presented a unique issue in that it came without dynamic brakes. Oops. Cam found an appropriate part from Bachmann of all places. It'll do!
Once the units were all completely stripped, and with advice from Cam, we started in on making them more appropriate for CP Rail. First off was acquiring a bunch of detail parts – a proper CP horn, high hood bell, sinclair antennas, sand hatches, handbrake wheels and 48″ fans. These models were originally delivered with 36″ fans for primary cooling, but most of the prototypes with 36″ fans were sent for rebuild prior to 1988. So four of the units on the layout will be equipped with 48″ fans, which required a fairly substantial patch job. One that Cam readily agreed to do… Thanks! Over the course of several evenings at Dave's place, these parts were installed onto the stripped shells, fans installed and generally, the shells made ready for paint.
Concurrently to all this was the preparation of my new spraybooth built by Garth Prestegaard (apologies Garth if I've spelled your last name incorrectly) many many moons ago. Off the old spraybooth was the fan and electrics, and onto the new cabinet was the same fan and new wiring. Once plugged in, flick a switch and the fan turns on and turns on anything plugged into the electrical outlet beside it – used for lighting and a hair dryer. Works well!
Which generally brings me up to today. I have six units soon to be ready – three units with 48″ fans all complete and ready for painting. One unit with 36″ fans required installation of the winterization hatch which I forgot to strip first, a second unit with 48″ fans required fans that I didn't already have, and the third not-quite-ready unit which will be 8204 isn't done owing to the fact it's undergoing a more extensive amount of work – a short-hood upgrade. That one is the one on the far right in the above picture.
On advice from Dave, I washed the three units, air dried, and then painted the rear end with Tamiya Gloss Black out of a spray can. Very good stuff!
Following that process, and letting the red cure quite well, on went the masking tape on the cab/frame assemblies to protect the red which was sticking around. Sprayed the black onto the rest of it, pulled the tape off and after scraping off the (thankfully very few) spots of black which managed to make its way under the tape, have some very sharp looking units.
Onward to glosscote (very light coats according to Dave), then application of decals, and the installation of decoders onto the chassis…Which reminds me. I should get to it!
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The Strange and Sad Case of Teresita Basa by EM Hilker
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Remibias Chua was called "Remy" by nearly everybody. She was a respiratory therapist at Edgewater hospital, and that day she was very, very tired. Health care is an exhausting industry at every level, and all she wanted was to close her eyes for a few short, blessed minutes. It wasn't unheard of at the busy hospital for employees to take short naps in the employee lounge, and Remy intended to do just that. When she finally had the chance to lay down and begin to drift off to sweet slumber, however, something strange happened. Something was different. Wrong. The blood in her veins suddenly ran cold and tremory, and that's when she realized that she wasn't alone. She felt a thrill of fear as she opened her eyes. Fear, which then turned to shock. There was a woman there, middle-aged and quite pretty, standing before her. Watching her. Remy knew her. They worked in the same department, though never together. It was Teresita Basa, impossibly it was Teresita, watching her with large, luminous eyes. Teresita was dead, found murdered in her apartment weeks earlier. Her mouth moved as she watched the woman, but if Teresita spoke, Remy couldn't hear her. The haunted, sad look on the dead woman's face told her all she needed to know. Teresita was not at rest. She needed her help. Teresita had found a way to reach out to her. And Remy had no idea what to do.
Edgewater Hospital began its life under the care of Dr. Maurice Mazel as a high-end hospital with excellent practices. It was beautiful and offered its patients only the best, and was world renowned at one time. Frank Sinatra stayed there. Marilyn Monroe stayed there. By the time it closed in 2001, it had degraded considerably from what it once was. It lay empty for a number of years, but recently it has been turned into an elegant apartment complex and re-named the "Anderson Point Apartments." At the time that Teresita Basa worked there as a respiratory therapist, ending with her death in 1977, it was nearing the end of its heyday but was still an active, productive place. Edgewater is important here, not as a scene of a crime, but as a place of connection. All the parts of our story had their beginning there, in this life or the next.
Teresita was only 47 years old at the time of her death. She lived alone in a modest one bedroom on the fifteenth floor in a Chicago highrise, and had a lovely circle of friends, a boyfriend, and a heart of gold. She was a very devout Catholic, and grew up in a wealthy family in the Philippines. She had come to America in 1960 to study her lifelong passion at Indiana University: music, and had chosen to stay. She was an accomplished pianist, and was a reserved, kind woman. Seemingly, everyone loved her.
It was a shock, then, on the evening of February 21, 1977; Teresita's neighbors had smelled smoke coming from her apartment, and grew alarmed when no one answered her door. Emergency services were summoned to the building. The source of the smoke, upon investigation, was clear: there, in the middle of the living room floor, lay a pile of… something, fabric, set ablaze and giving off thick black smoke. Teresita immediately did not seem to be home, but as the firefighters extinguished the blaze, they discovered a mattress, blackened and smoking and laying askew and slanted on the floor. It was on top of something unseen. They moved it, looking for an incendiary device, evidence, anything to help them understand how the fire started and, perhaps more importantly, if there was something that would cause another fire to start. What they found, rather than the pile of clothes or perhaps a small piece of furniture they would have anticipated, was the naked body of a woman, lying prone and with her legs spread, and a butcher knife plunged deep into her chest. This wasn't an unlikely accident or a moment of irresponsibility, it was a crime scene.
Around them, the apartment was a mess. It didn't have the look of a place that simply wasn't kept up well. The surfaces were clean, and the piles laying around didn't have the look of things that had been sitting there for a long time. There weren't layers of dust, the objects themselves were clean. It looked ransacked. Things were strewn about, dressers emptied, cupboard doors randomly opened.
The two detectives on the case, Joe Stachula and Lee Epplen, had very little to work with. Teresita had no enemies, and though she had been going through a rough patch with her boyfriend, he was quickly ruled out as a suspect. When all was said and done, they had only two real clues to work with: a note in her journal: "get theater tickets for AS," and the knowledge that came from her autopsy: Teresita Basa was a virgin at the time of her death. She had not been sexually assaulted; the crime scene had been staged to throw the authorities off the scent. And the investigators had no leads aside from a scribbled line in a diary, which might not even be related to the crime. The detectives had a brutal murder, a staged sexual assault, and a robbery. For a quiet woman who didn't have an enemy in the world. What next?
Finding out "what next" would take 5 frustrating months, as the case grew colder and colder. Help came to investigators Joe Stachula and Lee Epplen from the least likely source they could imagine.
It was only the desperation of the situation – a woman murdered in her apartment, in a case that had gone cold in mere months – that led the detectives to take an odd tip they were given by another Chicago police department: a married couple had an interesting story to tell them. They were unusually vague on the specifics, but there were no leads. No suspects. The trail wasn't going to get warmer. That poor dead woman wouldn't get justice. They set up a meeting.
Dr Joe Chua, a surgical assistant in another Chicago Hospital, hadn't known Teresita Basa personally, hadn't even known she had been murdered. His wife, Remy, was aware of Teresita and her murder, but they they hadn't been particularly close. She felt very uneasy and upset about their story, and so asked Joe to present things to the detectives. Remy and Teresita had been perfectly affable coworkers prior to her death, but habitually worked different shifts and rarely crossed paths. The two women had never sought out a close relationship.
Joe told the detective about his wife's vision in the hospital lounge, which she was certain was not a dream, and that Remy couldn't understand what it was that Teresita needed. After that point, somehow, is when things became strange.
Sometime after, Remy was feeling peculiar one evening, and went to lay down in their bedroom. She had lost her job at the hospital recently and her husband was concerned for her, so he followed her into the bedroom moments later, and asked quietly if she was awake. She was, or perhaps she wasn't, because she answered him, but in an odd voice and with a distinct Spanish accent that his wife didn't have. She had told him that her name was Teresita Basa, and that she had been murdered. Her murderer was still free. Joe took a half hour to get his wife to snap out of her trance, which she had no memory of. Neither knew quite what to make of it.
Weeks later, the same thing happened, but this time she named her killer: Allan Showery, a respiratory technician at the hospital, whom Remy knew and feared. The Chuas were at a loss – they could hardly walk into a police station and make such an accusation. And so, they didn't.
On the third and final time that Teresita talked to Dr. Chua, she told him the thing that would spur the Chuas to action, and would ultimately make all the difference in the case: Showery had stolen Teresita's jewelry on the night he murdered her, and had given it to his girlfriend. Even better, it was very easily identifiable jewelry. Teresita's father had bought that specific jewelry for her mother, a lovely gift from France. Teresita's mother, in turn, had given it to her daughter. There were family members who were well aware of the jewelry and its provenance, and Teresita-Remy gave very precise information on names and contact information of the family members who would be able to identify those pieces. She also offered the information, not publicly available, that Teresita's sexual assault had been staged.
Allan Showery, 32, was on friendly terms with Teresita. He was a respiratory technician, and they lived in the same neighborhood, and she had hired him to do odd jobs on the side from time to time, for which she paid him generously. He had money problems, and she had a generous heart. Upon further questioning, their coworkers told the detectives that Teresita had remarked that she was expecting Showery at her apartment that evening. He had offered to fix her television, so she needed to stay in that night. Showery, under questioning, initially denied having been there at all, and offered his girlfriend as a witness as to his whereabouts, but quickly changed his story once he learned that there were multiple witnesses to his plans for the evening. He admitted to having been there earlier in the evening, but found he wasn't able to fix her television, and then he left. That was it. He went home and had an entirely ordinary evening after that point.
His girlfriend, Yanka Kamluk, was also questioned, and was surprised to learn that he'd meant to fix anyone's television at all; he didn't have any background in electrical things. She had been delighted in late February to receive two belated Christmas presents from Showery, however, and she was happy to talk about them: a lovely jade pendant and a pearl cocktail ring. She loved them. In fact, she was wearing one of the pieces to the questioning. Resistant though she felt at the idea that she had been given stolen goods, she allowed her jewelry to be looked over by Teresita's family. Imagine her horror, then, when they identified her lovely Christmas gifts as having belonged to Teresita. Faced with the evidence, Showery confessed to having killed Teresita as part of his plan to rob her, staged a sex crime, and pulled the mattress and some clothing over her remains, setting it on fire to destroy the evidence. Her generosity had led him to believe that she was wealthy. And so, his victim dead, he ransacked her apartment, with the hopes of finding a store of cash. He had not, but he stole the things of value he could find and the little cash she had on hand, and left without being seen.
The case went to court. There were charges of fraud on the part of the Chuas, with a suggestion that Remy and Showery hated one another and that that was the real motive behind this "ghost," and that Showery's confession had been forced, but ultimately it was decided that however Remy had come by the information wasn't relevant: what was relevant was what the evidence at hand led to Showery as the culprit.
In an odd twist, the jury was hung and the case was nearly declared a mistrial when Showery changed his plea to "guilty" with the full knowledge that he was on the cusp of being released. No one knows what changed his mind, but he was sentenced to 14 years in jail. After only four years served, he was released from prison and faded away into the wide world.
Teresita Basa, the kind woman whose only crimes were trust and generosity, was taken by her family to be buried near the family home in the Philippines.
It's strange, though. Teresita Basa is not the only woman to have solved her own murder posthumously. In 1897, Zona Heaster Shue died suddenly. She was young, beautiful, and newly married. No one suspected her the tragic figure of her grief-stricken young husband of having a role in her death, and so the murdered young woman took matters into her own hands: she appeared in the nights to her mother, much as Teresita originally had to Remy in the hospital lounge. Perhaps it's because they weren't close and the connection wasn't strong, but Remy couldn't hear Teresita.
Teresita did have connections to Remy, however, and perhaps that's why she appeared to her rather than to someone who seemed like a more logical choice. They weren't friends and they weren't blood, but both had come to America from the Philippines and came to work as respiratory therapists, and both spoke Tagalog and English. They were both connected to Allan Showery through their work. Perhaps Remy was a little more spiritually sensitive to the other side than her other coworkers, or maybe Teresita reached out to another woman who also feared the man who killed her. We don't and can't know, but the idea that there was no connection between the two women is suspect, at best. There are connections beyond those of close friendship or love or blood ties.
Zona's connection to her mother, however, was strong and bright. Zona told her the whole story, and her mother contacted the authorities. The pieces began to fall into place, then: the grieving husband's close watch of his wife's body, his insistence that no one touch her, that her neck remain covered up. Zona's mother testified in court, and her testimony was backed up with evidence, including the recently discovered fact that Shue had a history of beaten or murdered wives in another town before changing his name, and he spent the rest of his short life in jail.
Did the women feel they couldn't speak up themselves, and invent spirits, or did they truly connect with the spirit world? It's been so long; we don't and can't know the answer to that. The spirits, or the "spirits", had the information, backed by evidence. There have been accusations that Remy acted out of spite, or was involved in the crime, or overheard something. Many have noted that Zona Heaster Shue's mother hated her new husband and the rest was fantasy.
At the end of the day, we all live and die through connections. Through our bloodlines and love and correspondences through time and place. We are derivations of our ancestors, changed by time and place and circumstance, and perhaps some of those connections echo through time. Perhaps enough to bring the words of a murdered woman to the attention of those in a position to put her to rest.
In a sense, it almost doesn't matter if it's true. These two women, Teresita and Zona, lost their lives brutally, and to men they trusted. The murderers were convincted, and whether or not Remy Chua and Mary Jane Heaster truly connected with the spirit world, and the murdered women reached out to other women, the correct people were apprehended and jailed and the murdered women, one way or another, are at peace.
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Cramer, Kali Joy. Sinister Chicago: Windy City Secrets, Urban Legends, and Sordid Characters. Globe Pequot, 2020.
Croft, Abe. "The Case of Teresita Basa–How a Ghost Solved a Murder." Paranorms, 18 November 2021. Retrieved 5 March 2022.
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Johnson, Ray. "Teresita Basa Killed Today in 1977 – Did She Solve Her Own Murder?" ChicagoNow, 21 February, 2015. Retrieved 5 March 2022.
Johnson, Ray. "Where Are Teresita Basa and Allan Showery 39 Years After Her Voice From the Grave Sent Him to Prison?" ChicagoNow , 20 February 2016. Retrieved 5 March 2022.
O'Brien, John, and Edward Baumann. "Accused of Murder by a Voice from the Grave (Ebony Magazine)." Google Books, Google, June 1978. Retrieved 9 March 2022.
Rice, Linze. "Did Teresita Basa Solve Her Own Murder? True Life Ghost Story Still Haunts." DNAinfo Chicago, DNAinfo Chicago, 13 September 2016. Retrieved 11 March 2022.
Ward, Joe. "Historic Edgewater Hospital Reopens as Luxury Apartments After Decades as a Neighborhood Eyesore." Block Club Chicago, Block Club Chicago, 15 February 2021. Retrieved 11 March 2022.
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ABOUT EM HILKER
Obsessed with all things dark and weird from a young age, E. Madelyne Hilker has used every opportunity to steep herself in mysterious lore, and is working on her first novel Hallow Earth. She works as a new media producer by day and crochets like a madwoman by night. Maddy lives in small town Ontario, Canada with her family and a large collection of houseplants.
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After a Category 4 Hurricane, Hurricane Harvey, devastated the city of Houston with severe flooding, people around the world have offered support. And Palestinians are no exception. On September 2nd, a Palestinian non-profit coalition based in Ramallah launched a campaign to raise aid money for the people of Houston, and hundreds of Palestinians have already signed on to support.
This humanitarian campaign comes in the midst of a severe economic crisis for the Palestinian people, who, despite the shortages and hardships they themselves are facing, have managed to raise a substantial amount to send to the victims of the hurricane in the US.
The fundraising campaign was organized by the American Federation of Ramallah, Palestine (AFRP) as a symbol of compassion and support from the Palestinian and Arab-American communities.
Dr. Hanna Hanania, the head of the Federation, stated that, "the campaign does not differentiate between the members of the American community in Houston, but rather seeks to help everyone based on the values and culture of the Palestinians who were raised on helping others in their homelands and in the diaspora."
Wafa Baba, a member of the federation and coordinator in Houston, said that, "The Palestinians in Houston appreciate the initiative of the Federation and its efforts to provide support and communication".
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Klaus in Portimão
From November 26 to December 26 2010, there will be an ongoing cartoon exhibition in Portimão (Portugal). It is an initiative of the Delegação Algarve of the Ordem dos Arquitectos and the Casa Granturismo office, in collaboration with the Teatro TEMPO, the bar Porta Velha and the association of store owners of Portimão's historical center. The exhibition is a combination of traditional exhibit and guerilla art that uses both enclosed gallery spaces and also the streets of the old town in Portimão.
The opening took place yesterday at the Bar Porta Velha, with an introduction by Vítor Manuel da Costa Lourenço, president of the Algarve Architects Society, and a presentation-conversation between me, Ricardo Camacho -principal in Casa Granturismo and also principal instigator of the event- and Osvaldo Sousa and Rui Vargas, from ORV.
I can't start to explain how thrilled I feel when seeing the cartoons printed an exhibited at such a scale, so for the moment I'd like to thank the organizers for coming up with this idea and sponsoring it, and everyone who attended the presentation for their kind attention and the warm atmosphere that was created there. Also, many thanks for the people who helped put the exhibition together, and especially to Filipa Cabrita for the long hours she spent in every aspect of the production. I'll be posting some images and a real explanation of the exhibit (with due acknowledgments to all the participants) in a later post.
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Thanks! When's the second edition of Sequenze Urbane coming out?
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Hi Koldo. There'll be no second edition of the book: I realized the book should be entirely re-written and I can't do it properly (I'm too lazy and inefficient). But thanks for asking!
klaustoon said: December 7, 20104:15 pm
Well, we'll have to wait for the sequel, then.
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