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Q: ARP broadcast flooding network and high cpu usage Hoping someone here might have some insight to the issue we are facing. Currently we have Cisco TAC looking at the case but they are struggling to find the root cause.
Although the title mentions ARP broadcast and high CPU usage, we are unsure if they are related or unrelated at this stage.
The original issue has been posted on INE Online Community
We have stripped the network down to a single link no redundancy setup, think of it as a star topology.
Facts:

*

*We use 3750x switches, 4 in one stack. Version 15.0(1)SE3. Cisco TAC confirms no known issues for high cpu or ARP bugs for this particular version.

*No hubs/ unmanaged switches connected

*Reloaded Core stack

*We don't have a default route "Ip route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 f1/0". Using OSPF for routing.

*We see large broadcast packets from VLAN 1, VLAN 1 used for desktop devices. We use 192.168.0.0/20

*Cisco TAC said they don't see anything wrong with using /20, other then we'd have a large broadcast domain but should still function.

*Wifi, management, printers etc are all on different VLAN

*Spanning tree has been verified by Cisco TAC & CCNP/CCIE qualified individuals. We shutdown all redundant links.

*Configuration on the core has been verified Cisco TAC.

*We have the default ARP timeout on majority of the switches.

*We do not implement Q & Q.

*No new switches been added (at least none we know of)

*Cannot use dynamic arp inspection on edge switches because these are 2950

*We used show interfaces | inc line|broadcast to figure out where the large number of broadcast coming from, however both Cisco TAC and 2 other engineers(CCNP & CCIE) confirmed this is normal behaviour due to what is happening on the network (as in large number of mac flaps causing the larger broadcast). We verified the STP was functioning correctly on the edge switches.

Symptoms on the network and switches:

*

*Large number of MAC flaps

*High CPU usage for ARP Input process

*Huge number of ARP packets, rapidly increasing and visible

*Wiresharks shows that 100s of computers are flooding the network with ARP Broadcast

*For test purpose, we put approx 80 desktop machines different vlan, however we tested this and made no visible difference to high cpu or arp input

*Have ran different AV/ malware/ spyware, but no viruses visible on the network.

*sh mac address-table count, shows us approx 750 different mac addresses as expected on vlan 1.

#sh processes cpu sorted | exc 0.00%
CPU utilization for five seconds: 99%/12%; one minute: 99%; five minutes: 99%

 PID Runtime(ms)     Invoked      uSecs   5Sec   1Min   5Min TTY Process
  12   111438973    18587995       5995 44.47% 43.88% 43.96%   0 ARP Input
 174    59541847     5198737      11453 22.39% 23.47% 23.62%   0 Hulc LED Process
 221     7253246     6147816       1179  4.95%  4.25%  4.10%   0 IP Input
  86     5459437     1100349       4961  1.59%  1.47%  1.54%   0 RedEarth Tx Mana
  85     3448684     1453278       2373  1.27%  1.04%  1.07%   0 RedEarth I2C dri

*

*Ran show mac address-table on different switches and core itself (on the core, for example, plugged by desktop directly, my desktop ), and we can see the several different MAC hardware address being registered to the interface, even though that interface has only one computer attached to this:

 Vlan    Mac Address       Type        Ports
 ----    -----------       --------    -----
    1    001c.c06c.d620    DYNAMIC     Gi1/1/3
    1    001c.c06c.d694    DYNAMIC     Gi1/1/3
    1    001c.c06c.d6ac    DYNAMIC     Gi1/1/3
    1    001c.c06c.d6e3    DYNAMIC     Gi1/1/3
    1    001c.c06c.d78c    DYNAMIC     Gi1/1/3
    1    001c.c06c.d7fc    DYNAMIC     Gi1/1/3

*

*show platform tcam utilization

 CAM Utilization for ASIC# 0                      Max            Used
                                              Masks/Values    Masks/values

  Unicast mac addresses:                       6364/6364       1165/1165
  IPv4 IGMP groups + multicast routes:         1120/1120          1/1
  IPv4 unicast directly-connected routes:      6144/6144        524/524
  IPv4 unicast indirectly-connected routes:    2048/2048         77/77
  IPv4 policy based routing aces:               452/452          12/12
  IPv4 qos aces:                                512/512          21/21
  IPv4 security aces:                           964/964          45/45

We are now at a stage, where we will require huge amount of downtime to isolate each area at a time unless anyone else has some ideas to identify the source or root cause of this weird and bizarre issue.

Update
Thank you @MikePennington and @RickyBeam for the detailed response. I will try and answer what I can.

*

*As mentioned, 192.168.0.0/20 is an inherited mess. However, we do intend to split this up in the future but unfortunately this issue occured before we could do this. I personally also agree with majority, whereby the broadcast domain is far too big.

*Using Arpwatch is definitely something we can try but i suspect because several access port is registering mac address even though it doesn't belong to this port, the conclusion of arpwatch may not be useful.

*I completely agree with not being 100% sure finding all redundant links and unknown switches on the network, but as best of our finding, this this is the case until we find further evidence.

*Port security has been looked into, unfortunately management has decided not to use this for various reasons. Common reason is we constantly move computers around (college environment).

*We have used spanning-tree portfast with in conjunction with spanning-tree bpduguard by default on all access ports (desktop machines).

*We do not use switchport nonnegotiate at the moment on access port, but we are not getting any Vlan hopping attack bouncing across multitple Vlans.

*Will give mac-address-table notification a go, and see if we can find any patterns.

"Since you're getting a large number of MAC flaps between switchports,
  it's hard to find where the offenders are (suppose you find two or
  three mac addresses that send lots of arps, but the source mac
  addresses keep flapping between ports)."

*

*We started on this, picked any one MAC flaps and continued our way through all the core switch to distribution to access switch, but what we found was once again, the access port interface was hogging multiple mac address hence mac flaps; so back to square one.

*Storm-control is something that we did consider, but we fear some off the legitimate packets will be dropped causing further issue.

*Will triple check the VMHost configuration.

*@ytti the unexplainable MAC addresses is behind many access ports rather then an individual. Haven't found any loops on these interfaces. The MAC addresses also exist on other interfaces, which would explain large number of MAC flaps

*@RickyBeam i agree with why hosts are sending so many ARP requests; this is one of the puzzling issue. Rouge wireless bridge is an interesting one that i haven't given thought to, as far as we are aware, wireless is on different VLAN; but rogue will obviously mean it may well be on VLAN1.

*@RickyBeam, i don't really wish to unplug everything as this will cause massive amount of downtime. However this is where it may just be heading. We do have Linux servers but not more then 3.

*@RickyBeam, can you explain DHCP server "in-use" probing?

We (Cisco TAC, CCIEs, CCNP) globally agree that this is not a switch configuration but a host/device is causing the issue.

A: The real question is why are hosts sending so many ARPs in the first place. Until this is answered, the switch(es) will continue to have a hard time dealing with the arp storm. Netmask mismatch? Low host arp timers? One (or more) hosts having an "interface" route? A rouge wireless bridge somewhere? "gratuitous arp" gone insane? DHCP server "in-use" probing? It doesn't sound like an issue with the switches, or layer 2; you have hosts doing bad things.
My debugging process would be unplug everything and watch closely as things are reattached, one port at a time. (I know it's miles from ideal, but at some point you have to cut your losses and attempt to physically isolate any possible source(s)) Then I'd work towards understanding why select ports are generating some many arp's.
(Would a lot of those hosts happen to be linux systems? Linux has had a very d***med stupid ARP cache management system. The fact that it will "re-verify" an entry in mere minutes, is broken in my book. It tends to be less of an issue in small networks, but a /20 is not a small network.)

A: Solved.
The issue is with SCCM 2012 SP1, a service called: ConfigMrg Wake-Up Proxy. The 'feature' does not existing SCCM 2012 RTM.
Within 4 hours of turning this off within the policy, we saw steady drops in CPU usage. By the time 4 hours was up, ARP usage was merely 1-2%!
In summary, this service does MAC address spoofing! Cannot believe how much havoc it caused.
Below is a full text from Microsoft Technet as i feel it's important to understand how this relates to the issue posted.
For anyone who is interested, below is the technical details.

Configuration Manager supports two wake on local area network (LAN)
  technologies to wake up computers in sleep mode when you want to
  install required software, such as software updates and applications:
  traditional wake-up packets and AMT power-on commands.
Beginning with Configuration Manager SP1, you can supplement the
  traditional wake-up packet method by using the wake-up proxy client
  settings. Wake-up proxy uses a peer-to-peer protocol and elected
  computers to check whether other computers on the subnet are awake,
  and to wake them if necessary. When the site is configured for Wake On
  LAN and clients are configured for wake-up proxy, the process works as
  follows:

*

*Computers that have the Configuration Manager SP1 client installed and that are not asleep on the subnet check whether other computers on
  the subnet are awake. They do this by sending each other a TCP/IP ping
  command every 5 seconds.

*If there is no response from other computers, they are assumed to be asleep. The computers that are awake become manager computers for
  the subnet.

*Because it is possible that a computer might not respond because of a reason other than it is asleep (for example, it is turned off,
  removed from the  network, or the proxy wake-up client setting is no
  longer applied), the computers are sent a wake-up packet every day at
  2 P.M. local time. Computers that do not respond will no longer be
  assumed to be asleep and will not be woken up by wake-up proxy.
To support wake-up proxy, at least three computers must be awake for
  each subnet. To achieve this, three computers are
  non-deterministically chosen to be guardian computers for the subnet.
  This means that they stay awake, despite any configured power policy
  to sleep or hibernate after a period of inactivity. Guardian computers
  honor shutdown or restart commands, for example, as a result of
  maintenance tasks. If this happens, the remaining guardian computers
  wake up another computer on the subnet so that the subnet continues to
  have three guardian computers.
Manager computers ask the network switch to redirect network traffic
  for the sleeping computers to themselves.
The redirection is achieved by the manager computer broadcasting an
  Ethernet frame that uses the sleeping computer's MAC address as the
  source address. This makes the network switch behave as if the
  sleeping computer has moved to the same port that the manager computer
  is on. The manager computer also sends ARP packets for the sleeping
  computers to keep the entry fresh in the ARP cache. The manager
  computer will also respond to ARP requests on behalf of the sleeping
  computer and reply with the MAC address of the sleeping computer.
During this process, the IP-to-MAC mapping for the sleeping computer remains the same. Wake-up proxy works by informing the network switch
  that a different network adapter is using the port that was registered
  by another network adapter. However, this behavior is known as a MAC
  flap and is unusual for standard network operation. Some network
  monitoring tools look for this behavior and can assume that something
  is wrong. Consequently, these monitoring tools can generate alerts or
  shut down ports when you use wake-up proxy. Do not use wake-up proxy
  if your network monitoring tools and services do not allow MAC flaps.

*When a manager computer sees a new TCP connection request for a sleeping computer and the request is to a port that the sleeping
  computer was listening on before it went to sleep, the manager
  computer sends a wake-up packet to the sleeping computer, and then
  stops redirecting traffic for this computer.

*The sleeping computer receives the wake-up packet and wakes up. The sending computer automatically retries the connection and this time,
  the computer is awake and can respond.

Ref: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd8eb74e-3490-446e-b328-e67f3e85c779#BKMK_PlanToWakeClients
Thank you for everyone who has posted here and assisted with the troubleshooting process, very much appreciated.

A: ARP / Broadcast storm

*

*We see large broadcast packets from VLAN 1, VLAN 1 used for desktop devices. We use 192.168.0.0/20
  ...

*Wiresharks shows that 100s of computers are flooding the network with ARP Broadcast
  ...

Your ARP Input process is high, which means the switch is spending a lot of time processing ARPs.  One very common cause of ARP flooding is a loop between your switches.  If you have a loop, then you also can get the mac flaps you mentioned above.  Other possible causes of ARP floods are:

*

*IP address misconfigurations

*A layer2 attack, such as arp spoofing
First eliminate the possibility of misconfigurations or a layer2 attack mentioned above.  The easiest way to do this is with arpwatch on a linux machine (even if you have to use a livecd on a laptop).  If you have a misconfiguration or layer2 attack, then arpwatch gives you messages like this in syslog, which list the mac addresses which are fighting over the same IP address...
Oct 20 10:31:13 tsunami arpwatch: flip flop 192.0.2.53 00:de:ad:85:85:ca (00:de:ad:3:d8:8e)
When you see "flip flops", you have to track down the source of the mac addresses and figure out why they're fighting over the same IP.

*

*Large number of MAC flaps

*Spanning tree has been verified by Cisco TAC & CCNP/CCIE qualified individuals. We shutdown all redundant links.

Speaking as someone who has been through this more times than I would like to recall, don't assume you found all redundant links... just make your switchports behave at all times.
Since you're getting a large number of mac flaps between switchports, it's hard to find where the offenders are (suppose you find two or three mac addresses that send lots of arps, but the source mac addresses keep flapping between ports).  If you aren't enforcing a hard limit on mac-addresses per edge port, it is very difficult to track these problems down without manually unplugging cables (which is what you want to avoid).  Switch loops cause an unexpected path in the network, and you could wind up with hundreds of macs learned intermittantly from what should normally be a desktop switchport.
The easiest way to slow down the mac-moves is with port-security.  On every access switchport in Vlan 1 that is connected to a single PC (without a downstream switch), configure the following interface-level commands on your cisco switches...
switchport mode access
switchport access vlan 1
!! switchport nonegotiate disables some Vlan-hopping attacks via Vlan1 -> another Vlan
switchport nonnegotiate
!! If no IP Phones are connected to your switches, then you could lower this
!!   Beware of people with VMWare / hubs under their desk, because
!!   "maximum 3" could shutdown their ports if they have more than 3 macs
switchport port-security maximum 3
switchport port-security violation shutdown
switchport port-security aging time 5
switchport port-security aging type inactivity
switchport port-security
spanning-tree portfast
!! Ensure you don't have hidden STP loops because someone secretly cross-connected a
!!   couple of desktop ports
spanning-tree bpduguard enable

In most mac/ARP flooding cases, applying this configuration to all your edge switch ports (especially any with portfast) will get you back to a sane state, because the config will shutdown any port that exceeds three mac-addresses,  and disable a secretly looped portfast port.  Three macs per port is a number that works well in my desktop environment, but you could raise it to 10 and probably be fine.  After you have done this, any layer 2 loops are broken, rapid mac flaps will cease, and it makes diagnosis much easier.
Another couple of global commands that are useful for tracking down ports associated with a broadcast storm (mac-move) and flooding (threshold)...
mac-address-table notification mac-move
mac address-table notification threshold limit 90 interval 900

After you finish, optionally do a clear mac address-table to accelerate healing from potentially full CAM table.

*

*Ran show mac address-table on different switches and core itself (on the core, for example, plugged by desktop directly, my desktop ), and we can see the several different MAC hardware address being registered to the interface, even though that interface has only one computer attached to this...

This whole answer assumes your 3750 doesn't have a bug causing the problem (but you did say that wireshark indicated PCs that are flooding).  What you're showing us is obviously wrong when there is only one computer attached to Gi1/1/3, unless that PC has something like VMWare on it.
Misc thoughts
Based on a chat conversation we had, I probably don't have to mention the obvious, but I will for sake of future visitors...

*

*Putting any users in Vlan1 is normally a bad idea (I understand you may have inherited a mess)

*Regardless of what TAC tells you, 192.168.0.0/20 is too large to manage in a single switched domain without risks of layer2 attacks.  The larger your subnet mask is, the greater exposure you have to layer2 attacks like this because ARP is an unauthenticated protocol and a router must at least read a valid ARP from that subnet.

*Storm-control on layer2 ports is usually a good idea as well; however, enabling storm-control in a situation like this it will take out good traffic with the bad traffic.  After the network has healed, apply some storm-control policies on your edge ports and uplinks.

A: This may or may not be related to your issue at hand, however I figured it may be something worth at least throwing out there:
We currently have quite a few stacked 3750x's in some of our remote sites, mostly running 15.0.2(SE0 through 4, there are some FRU bugs with SE0 that I am slowly migrating away from).
During a routine IOS update, going from 15.0.2 to 15.2-1 (most recent SE) we noticed a pretty significant CPU increase, from an average of about 30% to 60% and higher during off-peak times. I have reviewed configurations and IOS Change logs, and have been working with Cisco's TAC. According to TAC, they seem to be at the point where they believe this is some IOS 15.2-1 bug.
As we continued to investigate the CPU increase, we began seeing massive amounts of ARP traffic to the point where our ARP tables filled completely and caused network instability. The temporary crutch for this was to manually back our ARP timeouts away from default (14400) to 300 on our voice and data vlans.
After reducing our ARP timeouts, we were stable for a weeks or so, at which point we returned to IOS 15.0.2-SE4, and removed our non-default ARP timeouts. Our CPU utilization is back down to ~30% and our ARP table issues are non-existent.

A: A faily simple one but maybe overlooked; do your clients have a valid default gateway, isnt  you core doing a lot of proxy arps. You could consider to negate the ip proxy arp function on your 3750?

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Missouri's 12 community colleges established the Missouri Community College Workforce Development Network today to address a longstanding challenge facing Missouri businesses—the availability of a skilled workforce.
The new network will tackle what groups like the Missouri Chamber of Commerce and Industry and other economic developers have said for years, namely that the state's workforce system needs to change in order for Missouri to compete with other states for job creation projects.
"Economic development, more than anything, depends on a talented workforce," Missouri Chamber of Commerce President Dan Mehan said. "No other issue is of more concern for businesses today. This network is the type of innovative solution Missouri needs to address workforce challenges. We are proud to stand with leaders of the state's community colleges to help expand our workforce for employers and opportunities for workers no matter where they are located in Missouri.
The most significant change resulting from the creation of the network will be that through their local community college, businesses will have access to resources at every college in the state.
Currently, procedural and geographic barriers prevent colleges from working outside of their mandated service areas. This means that if a business approaches a college with a specific training need, but that college doesn't have expertise in that field, then the business may not be able to get the workforce training its employees need.
Making the most of resources is going to be incredibly important given the cuts that have been proposed for community colleges and workforce development. The FY18 budget being drafted by the legislature would cut workforce training by roughly 16 percent and community colleges by more than 9 percent.
During a recent Chamber breakfast event, KCMO 6th District City Councilman Scott Taylor surprised South KC Chamber President, Vickie Wolgast, with a proclamation from the City of Kansas City, Missouri recognizing the impact she has made over the past ten years in the South Kansas City region.
In October 2006, the Chamber's then President, Barbara Engel, retired and the Chamber hired Wolgast as the new Executive Director. Since then, Councilman Taylor says South Kansas City has only seen positive growth and is now leading the City of Kansas City, Missouri in job growth.
Read more and watch the video of Wolgast's recognition on the Martin City CID website.
Senior Star at Villa Ventura and Senior Star at Wexford Place are proud to announce today that they have each been awarded a three-year term of accreditation from the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF).
This decision represents the highest level of accreditation that can be awarded to an organization and demonstrates Senior Star's substantial conformance to more than 1000 CARF standards for quality and pursuit of excellence. Senior Star at Wexford Place was awarded this honor in the following programs: Assisted Living, Dementia Care Specialty and Independent Senior Living. Senior Star at Villa Ventura has maintained CARF accreditation in Assisted Living for the past 12 years and now also holds this honor in Independent Living. This distinction places the two communities as the only organizations in the state of Missouri to be CARF accredited for Independent and Assisted Senior Living and places Senior Star at Wexford Place as the only senior living community in Missouri to be CARF accredited for a Dementia Care Specialty program.
Achieving the high standards required to becoming accredited and continually raising the bar with a focus on excellence is the hallmark of Senior Star's culture. As an organization that provides direct services to people, Senior Star believes it has an obligation and responsibility to deliver the best in care, services, business operations and support to older adults and their families. To follow through on that obligation, seeking CARF accreditation was a priority.
Choosing to be accredited by CARF is voluntary and a testament to Senior Star's unwavering commitment to improve the quality of lives for the older adults and families in their care. The teams at both communities went through a rigorous peer review process, which confirmed that their wide range of programs and services are measurable, accountable and of the highest quality. "This accreditation really validates our commitment of providing exceptional services to aging adults and ensures we always exceed best practice industry standards," said Marsha Rufener, executive director of Senior Star at Wexford Place. "It means that families can expect excellence from our team," said Tom Inderhees, executive director of Senior Star at Villa Ventura.
For more information about Senior Star at Wexford Place, call (816) 587-5700 or for more information on Senior Star at Villa Ventura call (816) 941-0525 or visit the website at www.seniorstar.com.
Representatives of some of the biggest economic development projects in south Kansas City provided updates on their projects during a "Breaking News" panel at the South Kansas City Alliance Economic Development Summit.
The favorable reception economic growth developers have received in south Kansas City was mentioned by several panelists as a positive factor that encouraged their investments in our area.
"We look at transportation access, the area labor profile and where capital investment is welcome," said Brent Miles, North Point Development Vice President, whose company is developing the Three Trails Industrial Park on the south side of 87th Street just east of U.S. 71 Highway.
Miles said his company is investing about $75 million in the Three Trails project and tenants will invest another $35 to $40 million. He said the project will be split about half and half between Class A manufacturing and distribution facilities and should create about 750 fulltime permanent jobs at its three buildings.
"Unlike what you hear in the debates, things are still made in the U.S. and in Kansas City," Miles said.
Noting the importance of government investment in public infrastructure to attract development, Miles said his company never would have built the Three Trails project without the recent improvements to 87th Street.
He added that the nearby highly visible presence of the Police Department's South Patrol Campus has been a great help in overcoming a perception of crime in the area.
South Kansas City's welcoming attitude toward business growth also was cited by Dave Claflin who handles marketing for Legacy Development, the company developing new restaurants on the south side of Ward Parkway Shopping Center and redeveloping Truman Corners Shopping Center as Truman's Marketplace.
"In no area have I found a more welcoming community. South Kansas City is open for business," Claflin said.
He noted construction is now underway for four sit down restaurants at Ward Parkway, and the name of the fifth restaurant planned for the area should be announced very soon. He said there is still room for two pad sites for additional restaurants at Truman's Marketplace.
KCSourceLink is taking its show on the road to better serve entrepreneurs and business owners in all parts of the metro area. KCSourceLink staff will office out of different Resource Partner locations every Tuesday afternoon to better serve each geographic area.
"We've been talking with our KCSourceLink Resource Partners, and we think this will be a great way to bring the resources of the network to the entrepreneur, and to more actively promote our network of 240+ service providers," said Jenny Miller, KCSourceLink network builder.
Office hours at the South KC Chamber office will be October 13th from 1-4 p.m. with no appointments necessary. KCSourceLink staff will meet with business owners, assess their needs and make referrals to the appropriate resources in the KCSourceLink network. Each person will leave with an action plan tailored to their individual situation. The network is made up of nonprofit, government and educational organizations whose services are typically low or no cost. The initial meet with KCSourceLink staff is free.
This outreach is in addition to the referral services KCSourceLink provides through the hotline, 816.235.6500, and through the website, www.kcsourcelink.com.


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I don't see the back of my head very often, so it was a real surprise how bald I'm going. It started when I was 20 and has apparently continued unabated for the past 15 years. Time to work a few overtime shifts and get some sweet hair transplant money.
The best part of being an adult (on paper) is that sometimes you get to have chocolate chip cookies for breakfast to dip in your black coffee.


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The US Presidents who didn't serve a second term
Now US President Donald Trump has lost his re-election bid, this is the company he will join.
By 9News Staff|4:51pm Nov 07, 2020
1 of 16Attribution: AP
Donald Trump has officially become a one-term president - assuming he doesn't run for re-election in 2024. This is the crowd he's joining - the men who, through incompetence, unpopularity, or tragic mischance, were never granted a second term in the Oval Office.
2 of 16Attribution: The Smithsonian
John Adams, who served as George Washington's Vice President, held the executive office himself from March 1797 to March 1801.
The only President from the Federalist Party, he was also the first to live in the White House.
He failed in his re-election bid to Thomas Jefferson.
John Adams' son, John Quincy Adams, was the sixth President of the US (March 1825-March 1829).
He had previously served with distinction as an ambassador and Secretary of State.
Despite losing to Andrew Jackson in his bid for a second term, he was elected to Congress where he led the opposition to Jackson and became a vocal critic of slavery and the annexation of Texas.
One of the founders of the Democrat party, Martin Van Buren was endorsed by the outgoing President Andrew Jackson, and became the eighth holder of the office himself (March 1837-March 1841).
Though initially popular, the public turned on him after his fumbled response to the economic crisis dubbed the Panic of 1837.
He was succeeded by William Henry Harrison, who ...
... Died in office after just 30 days, making his the shortest US Presidency on record.
Aged 68, he was then the oldest person to assume the office, a record which stood until 69-year-old Ronald Reagan was inaugurated in 1981.
The rest of Harrison's term was filled by his Vice President John Tyler, setting the standard for the process of succession in office.
James K Polk (March 1845-March 1849) followed Tyler to become the 11th President.
His administration made huge territorial gains through victory in the Mexican-American War and through a settlement with Great Britain, seeing the US reach the Pacific coast.
However, the division sparked by this expansion is considered a major factor leading to the Civil War.
Polk did not run for re-election and left the White House after one term, dying three months later.
Franklin Pierce (March 1853-March 1857) was a noted anti-abolitionist, who supported pro-slavery interests in the US.
Ineffective in the office, the Democratic Party refused to re-nominate him for a second term.
James Buchanan (March 1857-March 1861), is chiefly noted for failing to address the divisions in the country caused by slavery, with the Civil War starting just weeks after his tenure.
He kept his word to only serve one term, and was succeeded by Republican rival Abraham Lincoln.
Rutherford B Hayes (March 1877-March 1881) also pledged to only serve one term.
But even that began controversially, when he lost the popular vote to his Democratic rival but was awarded the presidency when a Congressional commission awarded him 20 contested Electoral College votes.
In return, Hayes withdrew federal troops from southern states, ending Reconstruction.
10 of 16Attribution: The Smithsonian
Benjamin Harrison (March 1889 - March 1893) was the grandson of the shortlived William Henry Harrison.
He was an economic reformer and spending ballooned under his administration, leading to his re-election defeat by Grover Cleveland - the same man Harrison had ousted from the White House four years before.
William Howard Taft (March 1909-March 1913) was guided into office by the popular Teddy Roosevelt, whom he had served as Vice President.
But this support came back to bite him when Roosevelt split the Republican vote by running as a third-party candidate in 1912, leading to Taft's handy defeat by Woodrow Wilson.
The Great Depression essentially sealed Herbert Hoover's (March 1929-March 1933) political fate, with the stock market crashing shortly after he took office.
Unable to alleviate the national suffering, he was thumped by Franklin D Roosevelt when he ran for re-election.
Elected as a return to "normality" after the truncated Nixon presidency, Jimmy Carter (January 1977-January 1981) was a civil rights advocate and environmental reformer who nonetheless proved unequal to challenges such as the Iran hostage crisis, the 1979 energy crisis and escalating Cold War tensions culminating in the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan.
Ronald Reagan defeated his re-election bid in a landslide.
George HW Bush (January 1989-January 1993) was a former CIA director who served as Ronald Reagan's Vice President before taking office himself.
Presiding over the US during the final years of the Cold War, he was a driver of foreign policy - most famously the First Gulf War - but economic issues saw him defeated by Bill Clinton.
Some presidents were never elected at all.
John Tyler (pictured) was the first Vice President to assume the Commander In Chief position on the death of a serving Presidnet.
Others include Anbdrew Johnson, Chester A Arthur and Millard Fillmore - all finished an elected President's term but failed in their own bids for the office.
Gerald Ford, who was appointed following Richard Nixon's resignation, was the most recent Vice President to take executive power without being directly elected.
Of course, there are worse ways than failed re-election bids for a President to miss a second term.
Two of the four Presidents to have been assassinated, John F Kennedy (January 1961-November 1963) and James Garfield (March 1881-September 1881) were murdered in their first term.


It's that time again! This year, the Massachusetts Library Association conference is in Worcester, and once again the lovely and gracious Friends of the Library enabled some of our library staff (myself included) to attend. Here's my round-up of the first three sessions I went to today, with more to come. Several conference-goers are also on Twitter (#masslib14).
Anna Popp from the Massachusetts Library System presented on MLS' experience developing their brand with Walter Briggs of Briggs Advertising. Popp convened a task force and established a clear decision-making protocol (essential, according to Briggs). Popp and Briggs explained that an organization's brand is evolutionary, not visionary; it's not the same as its vision or mission statement ('it's not what you aim to be, it's what you are').
The process involved brainstorming everything about the organization, then crossing out everything that wasn't unique, with the goal of distilling it down to 3-5 words or phrases – the "brand mantra." The brand mantra is an internal tool, and is not the same thing as a tagline (e.g., Nike's brand mantra is "Authentic Athletic Performance," not "Just Do It.") MLS came up with "Uniting, Empowering, Library Enhancement." The brand mantra is "the most important deliverable" from the branding process, more important even than the logo (at left). The logo's job is not to show or tell what an organization does.
The tagline should be "evocative, inspiring, brief, lyrical" and have "integrity." The (awesome) MLS tagline is "Stronger together," which perfectly suits an organization dedicated to building a statewide community of libraries, empowering those libraries, and championing resource sharing.
Briggs finished the presentation by sharing some of his past work. I especially loved the Patten Free Library tagline, "More than you'll ever know," and the tangram-like logos (below) for the Curtis Memorial Library (both libraries are in Maine).
The takeaways from this session included: (1) Recognize what people bring to the table, (2) Establish role clarity – who will have an advisory role, who will have a decision-making role?, (3) Let people do their jobs, help when necessary, (4) Prepare to learn something about yourself, (5) Plan ahead, but be prepared for eventualities and opportunities. It may be hard to prove the ROI on a logo, but Popp mentioned the idea of "mindshare": "in marketing, repetition wins." Establish your relevance and constantly reaffirm it.
When the government undermines and weakens Internet security standards for the purposes of surveillance and data-gathering, it makes us all less safe, not more.
There are library privacy laws in 48 states and the District of Columbia. Patron privacy and confidentiality is essential for the free pursuit of knowledge.
If the government can collect metadata on journalists' communications, that exposes journalists' sources, whose confidentiality should be protected.
Read the full text of the Guerilla Open Access Manifesto by Aaron Schwartz on the Internet Archive.
"There is already a war" against whistleblowers, journalists, and activists (examples: Julian Assange, Jeremy Hammond, Edward Snowden, Barrett Brown, Jim Risen).
Government agencies and private companies are collecting personal data and metadata. Be aware of what personal data private companies are collecting, and what permissions you are giving when you use services like facebook. See Terms of Service; Didn't Read.
Use search engines that value privacy, like DuckDuckGo, or use plugins like Ghostery or services like Disconnect.me. Install Tails, an operating system that lets you use the Internet anonymously via TOR.
What can we (in libraries) do? Use more privacy and security tools (like https everywhere from the EFF). Use free and open software instead of proprietary software ("There's a free and open alternative to everything"). Make sure patron privacy policies are up to date, and make sure we aren't collecting any more patron information than necessary. If libraries are receiving federal funds that force compliance with CIPA, make sure you aren't filtering any more than you have to – or, if possible, don't accept the strings-attached funds. Host a "crypto party." Support the USA Freedom Act, make FOIA requests. Remember the Library Bill of Rights.
The Los Angeles Public Library uses LibStat.
The Massachusetts Board of Library Commissioners (MBLC) is providing LibSat from Counting Opinions to all Massachusetts libraries for a three-year term. All library directors have the login information, and can pass it on to any of their staff. From what we saw in this session, LibSat is a pretty incredible tool to gather continuous patron feedback about their library experience; data nerds in the room were audibly delighted.
This session began with the proverb "A guest sees more in an hour than the host sees in a year." Patron feedback is valuable to libraries, offering reminders of how much people appreciate library services and staff as well as presenting opportunities for improvement; patrons who rate the library's importance as high but their satisfaction with the library as low direct attention to areas for improvement.
4/25/13: On Life Support, But Not Dead Yet!: Revitalizing Reference for the 21st Century & Authors, Authors, Authors!: Three Local Authors Strut Their Stuff & Analyze Your Collection & Print and Digital Publishing: How Are Publishers, Editors, and Authors Adapting.
You ave "LibStat" above to refer to a tool named "LibSat" (only 1 "t").


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These quirky Kraft Filigree Flower Favour Boxes are the perfect choice for vintage, natural style weddings. The classic brown Kraft box makes for a perfect match to any colour scheme and the laser cut out bird cage shape along with the laser Flower design will be an elegant addition to any wedding table.
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A.G. Schneiderman Announces Arrest Of Clinic Operator For Allegedly Defrauding Medicaid By Offering Sham Substance Abuse Treatment
NEW YORK-Attorney General Eric T. Schneiderman today announced the arrest of Natalia Dochim, 39, of Nyack, New York and charges against her two companies, Miromedical P.C. ("Miromedical") and Ferrara Medical Care, P.C. ("Ferrara"). In papers filed in New York City Criminal and New York State Supreme Courts, Bronx County, prosecutors allege that Dochim, Miromedical, and Ferrara, submitted claims for reimbursement for substance abuse treatment services to Medicaid and to MetroPlus, a state-funded managed care organization ("MCO"), when they were not certified to provide such services and for medical services allegedly rendered to Medicaid Fraud Control Unit ("MFCU") undercover investigators that never occurred. Dochim was arrested yesterday on charges of Grand Larceny in the First, Second and Fourth Degrees; Health Care Fraud in the Second Degree; and Money Laundering in the Second Degree. If convicted on all charges, Dochim faces up to 25 years in prison. In addition to today's arrests, the Attorney General's Medicaid Fraud Control Unit filed an asset forfeiture and False Claims Act lawsuit against Dochim, Miromedical, Ferrara and others, freezing the defendants' assets and seeking over $7.7 million dollars in damages plus penalties. MFCU also executed search warrants today at Dochim's businesses located at 903 Sheridan Avenue in the Bronx and at 2364 and 2738 Frederick Douglass Boulevard in Manhattan.
Read more on ag.ny.gov
Date:November 3, 2016
Agency:New York Attorney General


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CFN Network
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Hello and welcome to CFN Downtown & CFN Pacheco Valley. We are home to Novato's first CrossFit Affiliate, Equip Sports Performance 501(c)3, the CFN Health Coaching program and the CFN 7 Podcast. We are glad you stopped by our website!
In 2009, our journey began in a retired antique furniture and woodworking shop. With the help of family and friends we launched into creating our 5000 square foot Downtown training facility.
Located in the heart of Downtown Novato - just 1 block from Trader Joe's and Starbucks and 2 blocks from Peet's Coffee - our original facility features 3500 square feet dedicated to CrossFit Group Classes & Personal Training and about 1500 square dedicated to our Olympic Weightlifting Club and Dark Horse Strength programs.
During May 2017 CrossFit Novato merged interests with Lauren & Dennis Mancuso's Pacheco Valley CrossFit. Bringing these two CrossFit communities together marked the beginning of CFN's first Sister Affiliate, CFN Pacheco Valley!
Today Karen and Andy Boone own and operate CFN Downtown and CFN Pacheco Valley. Karen and Andy, along with a team of 20 coaches, are humbled and honored to support their hometown and surrounding communities.
Andrea Moreira
Andrea first found CrossFit in 2013. After graduating from high school & playing sports, she needed a competitive release. She was immediately hooked. After helping out around the gym for a year, Andrea attended her CrossFit Level 1 certification and there was no going back from there. Today Andrea is a student at Sonoma State University where she is pursuing a double major, with plans to pursue her Masters in Occupational Therapy.
Andrea has a passion for helping kids living with specialized needs and children on the Autism spectrum. In her free time, she loves spending as much time as possible outdoors. She is an avid national park visitor and loves hiking with her white labrador retriever. She loves using her fitness with different physical tasks including rock climbing, running, gymnastics and much more.
Andy Boone
Andy finds great joy in meeting and supporting others as we all navigate the speed and complexities of this great life. He's particularly proud of a growing team of dedicated coaches and a community of clients becoming more and more interested in taking charge of our Health. Andy has practiced CrossFit over 10 years and spent the last 8 years owning a CrossFit Affiliate working as a certified CrossFit Coach. Andy knows CrossFit can be a potent tool for building Fitness, a key measure of our Health. Andy earned his undergraduate degree from UC Davis and holds a Masters in Educational Administration.
Bob Scheppler
Bob and his wife, Michelle have two kids, Kaley & Anthony. The whole family participates at CrossFit Novato. Bob is passionate about baseball, fitness and the fire service. Around town, you can usually find him in shorts and athletic shoes in the gym, around a baseball field or at Peet's coffee. Bob has been coaching local high school baseball and little league since 2002. He's spent the last 19+ years as a member of SFFD. What's next ? Developing healthy baseball players through the Equip Sports Performance program.
Brittanie Williamson
Brittanie is a CrossFit Level 1 Coach and holds an undergraduate degree in Exercise Science & Kinesiology. She was born and raised in Kansas and came to Novato, CA in 2012 where she found CrossFit. Having played collegiate soccer, Brittanie missed participation in sport. What started as an internship quickly turned into a career. Brittanie is a three-time CrossFit Games California Regionals competitor. She has owned her own private training business and recently hiked the Pacific Crest Trail. Her appreciation for human body movement and her love for the CrossFit Novato community fuels the joy she experiences each moment she interacts with clients.
CORY BOYD
Cory was born and raised in San Rafael and is proud to call Marin County his home. A lifelong athlete who has always enjoyed the rush of competition and the self-exploration of hard training, Cory discovered CrossFit in 2008. Cory is a high school Health teacher in addition to his duties at CrossFit Novato. He also coaches Varsity football and runs an after-school weightlifting club at San Marin High School. He lives in Novato with his wife Gillian, their son Hopper, and their dog, Rookie.
Emily grew up in Novato where she developed her love for sports and physical activity. Although she participated in many different sports, softball and basketball were her focus. Emily was a collegiate softball player at Southern Connecticut State, where she was a nationally ranked athlete. She earned her degree in Exercise Science, with a specialty in Physical Education. Emily also holds a Masters in Positive Coaching from the University of Missouri.
After Emily completed her undergraduate degree in 2007, she became a physical education teacher and coach. She teaches at Sinaloa middle school, coaches the Redwood High varsity softball team, as well as an Ohana Tigers softball team. In 2011, Emily joined the CrossFit Novato family. She is an avid CrossFitter and Olympic weightlifter. Emily holds her CrossFit Level 2 , CrossFit Kids, and Brand X Method Certifications. Her favorite part about CrossFit is the connection with the people, as well as being challenged every time she walks in the door.
GILLY MCGRAW BOYD
Head Coach / Director of Programming
Gillian began her life-long love of athletics and fitness at an early age, playing soccer and volleyball and coaching sports summer camps. She played NCAA volleyball at UC Santa Cruz, graduating in 2007 with a BA in Biology. After College, Gillian began taking CrossFit classes at CrossFit Santa Cruz, the original CrossFit Affiliate. In 2010, she obtained her CrossFit Level 1 Certification and began coaching at CFSC. In 2011, she moved to Marin with her now husband, Cory Boyd, and began coaching at CrossFit Novato. Here she was able to pursue continuing education including certifications in CrossFit Strongman, CrossFit Football, CrossFit Kids and CrossFit Weightlifting.
During 2015, Gillian went back to school for Massage Therapy to further her career and expand her services to her clients. Gillian now specializes in a unique combination of manual therapy and movement therapy to help clients with mobility, stability, and performance goals. In late 2016, Gillian gave birth to her son, Hopper. Her difficulty training through her pregnancy and rough postpartum return to fitness inspired her to seek higher education for training women through this chapter. She holds a Pregnancy and Postpartum Athleticism Certification and thoroughly enjoys consulting, coaching, and guiding women through their pregnancy and postpartum journeys, regardless of the type of fitness they want to return to or continue. Her passion lies in working with clients who need special care and considerations in their training. She hopes to inspire her clients to pursue a lifetime of fitness, health and happiness through all the little road bumps and potholes along the way.
James Perdelwitz
James was born and raised in Marin County and has always had a love for fitness. It wasn't until he found CrossFit that he found a true passion. In 2013 he stumbled upon the CrossFit Games and decided that he would try the Sport of Fitness.
After joining a CrossFit gym in 2014, James was approached and asked if he had ever considered coaching. He took the opportunity and became a Certified Level 1 Coach in 2015. During that time and since he has enjoyed taking part in local competitions and coaching some really great people. His favorite aspect about CrossFit is the community surrounding and the constant encouragement to push yourself and discover new capabilities.
JULIE SHEPHERD
Coach / Director of Programming, Equip Sports Performance
After years writing her own programming and living a solo workout lifestyle, Julie found CrossFit in 2010 and a new passion was formed. Within a year, she had moved into a coaching role. The personal connection with clients in helping them reach their goals is what motivates and inspires Julie and is the most rewarding part of her job. Along with coaching adult clients, Julie is also the Director of Programming, Equip Sports Performance, 501(c)3.
Kelly Morlock
CrossFit was introduced to Kelly in 2009, and has since led her to a deeper understanding of what it truly means to be fit. For Kelly, CrossFit is more than a workout. It's a lifestyle that has shaped her overall well-being. Kelly sees a CrossFit lifestyle as a daily opportunity to make important nutrition decisions and other decisions that lead to a healthy living. Over the last nine years, Kelly has grown as both a coach and an athlete. She is a three-time CrossFit Games NorCal Regional team competitor (2011,2012 and 2013). Kelly competed in the 2016 CrossFit Games California Regional as an individual athlete.
With the support from her husband, Kelly was able to leave her career working in public education to pursue CrossFit and Health as a full-time job. Her focus since has been continually motivating and challenging her athletes to be the best possible versions of themselves, both in and outside of the gym. CrossFit has allowed Kelly to share her knowledge and experience with others in an effort to inspire that same passion for fitness and health. Kelly is a Level 2 Certified CrossFit Coach.
KELLY ZALEWSKI
Kelly was a Division I collegiate swimmer competing twice in the US Open. In her senior year, Kelly took home gold in both the 100 and 200 breaststroke at the CAA Conference Championship. After hanging up her goggles, Kelly found a new challenge inside the Crossfit box. Kelly is passionate about sharing her love for CrossFit with clients and helping them to be their fittest selves.
Lauren Mancuso
Lauren is a Level 2 Certified CrossFit Coach, Certified CrossFit Weightlifting, Certified CrossFit Kids, as well as a Registered Nurse, wife and mom. Her passion for life, people and overall health not only carries into her career as a Nurse, but consumes her personal life as a CrossFit Coach. Lauren has always maintained a healthy, active lifestyle. She was introduced to CrossFit by her husband, Dennis and it didn't take long before she integrated it into her daily life.
Lauren is determined to share her passion for CrossFit with people from all walks of life. With her career in healthcare, she understands that an individual's health and well-being is crucial to living a long and happy life. Lauren is dedicated to sharing her passion with our community and encourages all individuals to find their inner athlete.
Matt has been involved with CrossFit, Sports Specific Athletic Development and Strength and Conditioning since the "early days" of 2007. Matt's background of Kinesiology and coaching experience has helped him develop a deep passion for functional fitness and the results that can be achieved through a little bit of hard work. He absolutely loves connecting with and inspiring people to make healthy, lifelong choices and sustainable changes. One of the biggest elements for success is the unbelievable community and support system at CrossFit Novato and Matt is proud to be a part of it. When Matt isn't in the gym or serving the communities of Marin as a firefighter, he can be found surrounding himself around his family – Wife Nicole, Daughter Mckenzie, Son Dawson and Dog Rocco.
MICHAEL CRESPO
Michael first found CrossFit in 2014 attending the CrossFit Games NorCal Regional competition in San Jose, CA. He was inspired by the positivity and strength across the CrossFit community and this set into motion the amazing chain of events that led him to CrossFit Novato in 2016. CrossFit and its methodology are near and dear to Michael's heart as his family is plagued by chronic disease on both sides. He trains as a competitor, and coaches with compassion. Michael knows that the future of Healthcare is in our hands.
MIKKEL CLARK
Mikkel found CrossFit in 2014 when he needed to make some healthy changes in his life. He quickly fell in love and was able to take what he learned and lost 30 lbs. This drove him to find a way to give back to the local community diving headfirst into all the health and fitness knowledge he could get his hands on. He earned his CrossFit Level 1 certification in 2016 and started coaching in 2017. Mikkel is currently completing his Precision Nutrition Level 1 certification and plans on bringing even more value to the community in 2018. Ultimately, he is driven to spark change in people's lives. Mikkel is a Novato native and has been surfing the CA coast for over 30 years. You will likely find his wife, Alana and son, Kai around the gym on a daily basis.
Nicole Barnes
Nicole found CrossFit in 2008 and it forever changed how she looks at health and fitness. Nicole sees CrossFit translating far beyond the gym walls. As a lifestyle, CrossFit allowed Nicole to experience health and fitness and she loves helping others do the same. Nicole believes our fitness is a life-long process. Having the support of a community that shares the same values and goals is one of the most amazing things about CrossFit. She sees the camaraderie and support within the community at CrossFit Novato making the gym feel like a second home. Nicole believes the secret is having fun while pursuing a healthier and stronger life with friends. She feels very fortunate having been born and raised in Marin County and enjoys spending time with husband, two teenage kids and her third child, Rocco.
RADZ ZALEWSKI
Radz grew up in the SF North Bay Area, playing ice hockey through high school and while at The College William & Mary in Virginia. After finishing college in 2007, Radz returned to Novato dragging his future wife, Kelly with him. Radz missed the competitive side of athletics and didn't find the same motivation to go the gym just to do bench press in front of the mirror. That is what led him try CrossFit in 2011. Radz earned his CrossFit Level 1 certificate in 2013 and can coach in English and French (bah ouais!). Above all else, Radz does CrossFit because it's fun and because it's never boring; there is always something to learn.
VINCE FREEMANTLE
Vince joined CrossFit Novato in 2012. His athletic background includes high school wrestling, and a lifetime of mountain biking, hiking and eating cookies. He was drawn to CrossFit by the community, and seeing athletes progress. He loves the variety, the challenge, and the competition provided by CrossFit.
CrossFit Novato is the original and largest CrossFit facility in Novato. We have over 8000 square feet split between two locations.
7427 Redwood Boulevard
Located one block from Starbucks, Trader Joes and Peet's Coffee, the Downtown location offers 3500 square feet dedicated to our CrossFit program and over 1500 square feet dedicated to Olympic Weightlifting and Personal Training.
5420 Nave Drive
Located in South Novato and serving Hamilton, Bel Marin Keys, Lucas Valley and Marinwood, the Pacheco Valley location offers 2500 square feet dedicated to our CrossFit program.
CrossFit Novato - Downtown
Address: 7427 Redwood Blvd
Email: andy@crossfitnovato.com
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Haiti Launches Massive Cholera Vaccination Campaign
FILE - A little boy is held by his mother and a nurse as he receives treatment for cholera at the small and overwhelmed health clinic in Anse d'Hainault, southwestern Haiti, Oct. 14, 2016.
Haiti has launched a massive cholera vaccination campaign in parts of the country devastated by Hurricane Matthew.
The campaign, begun Tuesday, is expected to be the world's largest, targeting 820,000 people.
There have been around 3,500 suspected cases of the water-borne illness since the Category 4 storm tore across southwest Haiti last month, killing 546 people. It created ideal conditions for the spread of cholera by destroying water supplies and forcing people who lost homes to squeeze into overcrowded shelters.
"Eradicating cholera is a longterm plan because the eradication of cholera should include the reinforcement of the sanitary infrastructures and the people should have access to safe water. That is to say, it is a very long struggle," Daphnee Benoit Delsoin, Haiti's Minister of Public Health and Population told reporters.
The campaign will mark the first time that so many people will be given only one dose of the cholera vaccine. Normally, the vaccine is given in two doses.
But a previous initiative conducted by Doctors Without Borders in South Sudan found that a single dose of the cholera vaccine proved to be extremely effective at boosting immunity, according to a study published in the medical journal The Lancet in November.
Haiti has battled a cholera outbreak since 2010, when the bacteria was imported into the country by a contingent of United Nations peacekeepers. Since then, the illness has sickened more than 800,000 people and killed about 9,000.


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Here at last is the complete and definitive collection of the more than 2,500 Star Wars action figures produced over the last 35 years. Fans and collectors can finally trace the evolution of each character in toy form from the time of their first appearance through the designs of today, with pages of amazing and inventive variations crafted to tell the stories of Luke Skywalker, Darth Maul, and literally hundreds more. Compiled by Stephen J. Sansweet, owner of the world's largest private collection of Star Wars memorabilia, the book also showcases and details the rare, popular, forgotten, and beloved figures coveted by fans the world over, drawing figures from the feature film, video game, and cartoon realms of the vast Star Wars universe.


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[Brain atrophy and cognitive impairment in patients with chronic kidney disease].
Kazuhiko Tsuruya
医学研究院
研究成果: Contribution to journal › Article › 査読
Many recent reports have shown that prevalence of brain atrophy (BA) and cognitive impairment (CI) increases in patients with chronic kidney disease (CKD), and is also associated with the severity of kidney dysfunction. Various risk factors such as dialysis-related factors, oxidative stress, anemia, brain ischemia, and uremic toxins are considered to involve in these conditions. We recently reported that CI in CKD mice were ameliorated by the treatment with tempol, an antioxidant drug, thorough inhibition of oxidative stress in the brain. Moreover, it has been reported that renal transplantation are effective in the improvement of CI; however, increase in hemodialysis by frequent hemodialysis had failed to improve CI in CKD patients. Further evidences are required to elucidate the pathogenesis of BA and CI in CKD.
Nihon rinsho. Japanese journal of clinical medicine
出版済み - 4 2014
フィンガープリント 「[Brain atrophy and cognitive impairment in patients with chronic kidney disease].」の研究トピックを掘り下げます。これらがまとまってユニークなフィンガープリントを構成します。
Chronic Renal Insufficiency Medicine & Life Sciences
Atrophy Medicine & Life Sciences
Cognitive Dysfunction Medicine & Life Sciences
Renal Dialysis Medicine & Life Sciences
Oxidative Stress Medicine & Life Sciences
tempol Medicine & Life Sciences
Brain Ischemia Medicine & Life Sciences
Tsuruya, K. (2014). [Brain atrophy and cognitive impairment in patients with chronic kidney disease]. Nihon rinsho. Japanese journal of clinical medicine, 72(4), 708-714.
[Brain atrophy and cognitive impairment in patients with chronic kidney disease]. / Tsuruya, Kazuhiko.
In: Nihon rinsho. Japanese journal of clinical medicine, Vol. 72, No. 4, 04.2014, p. 708-714.
Tsuruya, K 2014, '[Brain atrophy and cognitive impairment in patients with chronic kidney disease].', Nihon rinsho. Japanese journal of clinical medicine, vol. 72, no. 4, pp. 708-714.
Tsuruya K. [Brain atrophy and cognitive impairment in patients with chronic kidney disease]. Nihon rinsho. Japanese journal of clinical medicine. 2014 4;72(4):708-714.
Tsuruya, Kazuhiko. / [Brain atrophy and cognitive impairment in patients with chronic kidney disease]. In: Nihon rinsho. Japanese journal of clinical medicine. 2014 ; Vol. 72, No. 4. pp. 708-714.
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EIZO Expands Line of ECDIS / RADAR Monitors for Maritime with Release of New 19" and 26" Models
Hakusan, Japan, August 20, 2014 – EIZO Corporation (TSE: 6737) announced the expansion of its current line of maritime monitors to include the DuraVision FDS1904 and FDS1904T (19-inch) and the DuraVision FDU2603W and FDU2603WT (26-inch). The new lineup now provides a wider selection of monitors with high visibility and reliability for displaying ECDIS / RADAR applications.
The touch panel variations, DuraVision FDS1904T and FDU2603WT, accept touch input from a bare hand or stylus and support multi-touch operation. They also feature a high resistance to dust and water droplets to minimize unintended input compared with other touch technologies.
All monitors meet the requirements for numerous classification societies for operation in ships and offshore structures including GL (Germany), BV (France), LR (UK), DNV (Norway), ABS (USA), ClassNK (Japan), KR (Korea), and CCS (China). They meet the conditions for temperature, humidity, and vibration as defined in the IEC 60945 international standard for maritime navigation and radio communication and the IP65 rating ensures they are protected against ingress and low-pressure water jets.
The brilliance (brightness), gamma, and RGB color settings of each DuraVision marine monitor are calibrated at the factory for accurate color reproduction, meeting the IEC 61174, IEC 62288, and IEC 62388 international standards for ECDIS and RADAR applications.
The new 19-inch and 26-inch monitors are equipped with an ECDIS indicator that shows when the monitor's brilliance is correctly meeting the standards for ECDIS. They also have a marine alarm buzzer conveniently installed directly in the monitor.
The long-lasting LED backlight equipped in each monitor provides increased reliability, consumes less power, and is mercury-free for minimal impact on the environment.
EIZO's line of marine monitors are developed, manufactured, and tested in-house to ensure the reliability and high performance essential for harsh marine environments. Each monitor also comes with the option of adding in-house optical bonding for increased visibility and durability.
Optical Bonding
EIZO's optical bonding increases light transmission and significantly reduces screen reflections for exceptional visibility even when viewing the monitor in direct sunlight. Optical bonding also prevents condensation that causes screens to become foggy; a common occurrence in environments with extreme temperature fluctuations. A screen with optical bonding is more resistant to applied pressure, giving it increased physical durability.
EIZO Optical Bonding Page
EIZO Optical Bonding Video
Wide dimming range of less than 1 cd/m2 up to maximum brilliance for viewing during day or night
Wide viewing angles for minimal contrast and gradation shift
Easily accessible cooling fan
D-Sub mini 15-pin and DVI-D 24-pin input terminals
Backed by a 3-year, 24-hour use warranty
DuraVision FDS1904
DuraVision FDS1904T
DuraVision FDU2603W
DuraVision FDU2603WT
The DuraVision FDS1904, FDS1904T, FDU2603W, and FDU2603WT will be shipping from the end of September, 2014. Please contact the EIZO subsidiary or distributor in your country for details.
Founded in 1968, EIZO Corporation is a leading global manufacturer of high-end visual display products. The image quality, long-term reliability, and innovative features of EIZO monitors make them the products of choice in many financial trading rooms, back offices, hospitals, air traffic control centers, design studios, and eSports organizations throughout the world. EIZO is based in Japan and listed on the first section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange. It is represented in over 70 countries and regions by a network of group companies and exclusive distributors.
www.eizo.com
All product names are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective companies. EIZO and DuraVision are registered trademarks of EIZO Corporation.


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      beforeEach(function() {
        serviceCatalogAPI = {
          ifTypeEnabled: function () {
            return deferred.promise;
          }
        };

        spyOn(serviceCatalogAPI, 'ifTypeEnabled').and.callThrough();

        module('horizon.app.core.cloud-services');
        module('horizon.framework.util.promise-toggle');

        module('horizon.app.core.openstack-service-api', function($provide) {
          $provide.value(
            'horizon.app.core.openstack-service-api.serviceCatalog', serviceCatalogAPI
          );
        });

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          $scope = _$rootScope_.$new();
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        deferred.resolve();

        expect(element.children().length).toBe(0);
        expect(serviceCatalogAPI.ifTypeEnabled).toHaveBeenCalledWith('volume');

        $scope.$apply();
        expect(element.children().length).toBe(1);
      });

      it('should not evaluate child elements when service is disabled', function () {
        var element = $compile(template)($scope);

        deferred.reject();

        expect(element.children().length).toBe(0);
        expect(serviceCatalogAPI.ifTypeEnabled).toHaveBeenCalledWith('volume');

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