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Vilnius College of Higher Education (VIKO) is the largest accredited higher professional education institution in Lithuania.
Erasing geographical boundaries lead to various discussions: birthplace vs. home -- it's a global debate on local identity. Emigrant vs. immigrant -- where you live is not the same as who you are. Crossing international borders and what your passport/identity document says about you: what data is fixed to your person. Bi-locality: being seen in two different places at the same time - as the bridge between being local and a stranger. Laimonas Briedis is a native of Vilnius and currently a resident of Vancouver, Canada. A writer by vocation and cultural geographer by education with a doctoral degree from the University of British Columbia. Laimonas has written a critically acclaimed work Vilnius: city of strangers. The widely reviewed book was described by The Economist as a "subtle and evocative" portrait of the city, leaving readers with a sense of being "stalked by horror and steeped in wonder" as they follow the story of Vilnius through darkest chapters of European history. More about Laimonas Briedis: http://bit.ly/1QmmKU8 This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at http://ted.com/tedx
Are you happy? Tautvydas Meldaikis at CreativeMornings Vilnius, December 2018. Free events like this one are hosted every month in dozens of cities. Discover hundreds of talks from the world's creative community at https://creativemornings.com/talks Don't miss a video. Subscribe! https://bit.ly/1jeJwut Follow CreativeMornings: https://twitter.com/creativemorning https://facebook.com/creativemornings
Open lecture about Human Values in Education at Vilnius University, Lithuania by His Holiness the Dalai Lama.
Education can be affordable, accessible, verifiable and transferable for students globally! ODEM.io leadership presented the newly launched platform on blockchain at the Educators Event by #Switch! in Vilnius on the 28th of February. ODEM is offering early onboarding for students and educators with functionality to create and offer educational programs on the Platform. The education portal uses blockchain technology to streamline the organization and delivery of education programs and award blockchain-based digital certificates upon completion. In this first early release, ODEM is showcasing a unique feature of blockchain and smart contracts called "staking." This model of staking allows ODEM educators to test demand for specific educational programs by staking a percentage of the overall program's value to reserve network space and offer the program to students leveraging blockchain-based smart contracts. In turn, students stake a small deposit on the Platform to commit to a program. Once minimum viable participation is reached, the program is made live and final payments are requested from students to run a program through to completion and issue student certificates through ODEM on the Ethereum blockchain and the InterPlanetary File System (IPFS). More https://odem.io/our-education-platform/ #SWITCH! Educators FORUM is an exclusive edition of annual #SWITCH! - the largest ICT and entrepreneurship event in the Baltic region, organised annually by MEP Antanas Guoga. The event was attended by more than 300 educators including principles of the schools and was broadcasted live on the national TV and radio portal LRT.LT
This video presents a complete guide to Study in Lithuania. Lithuania offers international study programs at an affordable tuition fee. The cost of Living is also low compared to Northern European countries. Guidance for Graduates, Study in Lithuania, No IELTS/TOEFL, Low tuition fee, Lower cost of Living, Study in Europe, Consulting Services, Scholarships, Free Education. Dr. Jayachandra Naidu Sakamuri, founder of Guidance for Graduates, is a PhD in wind energy engineering from Department of Wind Energy, Technical University of Denmark (DTU). He was awarded the "Excellent Young Wind Doctor" Award for his significant research by European Academy of Wind Energy at Cranfield University,U.K. He was awarded scholarship by European Union Marie Curie Fellowship for his PhD at DTU, Denmark. He has pursued masters from IIT Kanpur and did masters internship as an exchange student at TU Berlin, Germany with DAAD Scholarship. He has more than 10 years of research experience and worked at different universities and industries in Europe. In 2016, he initiated "Guidance for Graduates", an online platform to help students pursue education/research at foreign Universities. The primary objective of "Guidance for Graduates" is to provide guidance and support to students about University admission requirements, application procedure, scholarships, and other guidelines for Bachelor, Master, and PhD programs around the world. If you have specific questions about studying abroad, for example, need guidance on University selection, programs selection, information on scholarships, cost of living and tuition fee, possibilities for getting part-time and full-time jobs during and after graduation, you are welcome to talk with Dr. Jayachandra Naidu Sakamuri. Refer and pay here and send an email to guidanceforgraduates@gmail.com to book an appointment. http://guidanceforgraduates.com/services/ For the admission process, feedback on your application documents, and to get relevant answers to your queries, contact us Whatsapp: +45 9145 5871 +91 9121903461 Email: info@guidanceforgraduates.com, guidanceforgraduates@gmail.com Web. www.guidanceforgraduates.com
This talk was given at a local TEDx event, produced independently of the TED Conferences. Peter is a school principal with a radical solution, no school bell, no school levels, staff selection and curriculum is even decided by students. Result? No bullying, collaboration, innovation in school dynamics. Peter Hutton hated his own school experience, where he felt that education was being done "to him". As Principal of Templestowe College he developed an educational model that allows students to individualize their education and share control in the running of the school. About TEDx, x = independently organized event In the spirit of ideas worth spreading, TEDx is a program of local, self-organized events that bring people together to share a TED-like experience. At a TEDx event, TEDTalks video and live speakers combine to spark deep discussion and connection in a small group. These local, self-organized events are branded TEDx, where x = independently organized TED event. The TED Conference provides general guidance for the TEDx program, but individual TEDx events are self-organized.* (*Subject to certain rules and regulations)
Vilnius (Lithuanian pronunciation: [ˈvʲɪlʲnʲʊs]; Polish: Wilno, see also other names) is the capital of Lithuania and its largest city, with a population of 542,664 as of 2015. Vilnius is located in the southeast part of Lithuania and is the second largest city in the Baltic states.
Vilnius is the seat of the Vilnius City Municipality and of the Vilnius District Municipality. It is also the capital of Vilnius County. The first known written record of Vilnius as the Lithuanian capital is known from Gediminas' letters in 1323.
Vilnius is classified as a Gamma global city according to GaWC studies, and is known for the architecture in its Old Town, declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1994. Its Jewish influence until the 20th century has led to it being described as the "Jerusalem of Lithuania" and Napoleon named it "the Jerusalem of the North" as he was passing through in 1812. In 2009, Vilnius was the European Capital of Culture, together with the Austrian city of Linz.
Etymology and other names
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Higher education, post-secondary education, or third level education is an optional final stage of formal learning that occurs after secondary education. Often delivered at universities, academies, colleges, seminaries, and institutes of technology, higher education is also available through certain college-level institutions, including vocational schools, trade schools, and other career colleges that award academic degrees or professional certifications. Tertiary education at non-degree level is sometimes referred to as further education or continuing education as distinct from higher education.
The right of access to higher education is mentioned in a number of international human rights instruments. The UN International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights of 1966 declares, in Article 13, that "higher education shall be made equally accessible to all, on the basis of capacity, by every appropriate means, and in particular by the progressive introduction of free education". In Europe, Article 2 of the First Protocol to the European Convention on Human Rights, adopted in 1950, obliges all signatory parties to guarantee the right to education.
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Higher Education: The International Journal of Higher Education and Educational Planning is a peer-reviewed academic journal covering educational developments throughout the world in universities, polytechnics, colleges, and vocational and educational institutions. The journal reports on developments in both public and private higher education sectors. It is published by Springer and has a 2008 impact factor of 0.600.
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Higher Education is a 1996 science fiction novel by Charles Sheffield and Jerry Pournelle. The book is part of the Jupiter series and was published through Tor Books.
Plot introduction
The novel starts in a future dystopian earth where the United States has become a woefully inefficient bureaucratized nation. The public school system is primarily interested in promoting self-esteem rather than learning. For example, the vast majority of public high school graduates are illiterate, and end up in "the pool"; an endless crowd of unemployable youths depending on government assistance or crime for survival. The book is told from the perspective of the main character, a high school student named Rick who quickly finds himself expelled after a practical joke goes wrong.
Since expulsion means that Rick's family will no longer be able to claim their welfare bonus, Rick begins looking for a job. One of his former teachers encourages him to get a job for the Vanguard Mining corporation, whose primary financial interest is in space mining of asteroids in the asteroid belt. The book follows his progress through an initial grueling examination period on Earth, initial training on an asteroid in a high orbit of Earth, and through an apprenticeship on another training facility in the asteroid belt. After proving himself, Rick is recruited to join a secret program to infiltrate and subvert Earth's education systems away from its current initiative-deadening pandering to the lowest common denominator.
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The Vilnius Academy of Arts (Lithuanian: Vilniaus dailės akademija, previously State Art Institute of Lithuania) in Vilnius, Lithuania, grants a variety of degrees in the arts.
The Academy traces back it's roots to the creation of Architecture department at the University of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania in 1793. The Department of Painting and Drawing was established in 1797, followed by the Department of Graphics (Engraving), and in 1805 – the Departments of Sculpture and History of art . In 1832, the University was temporary closed, and repoened in 1919 with departments of Painting, Sculpture and Graphic art. In 1940, the art studies in Lithuania were united under Vilnius art institute and Kaunas art schools. Later, the Academy saw several re-organisations, and in 1990 the name of Vilnius Academy of Arts was reinstated.
The academy began working with UNESCO in 2000, when the UNESCO department of culture management and culture policy was created.
The museum of the Acadmy holds about 12,000 pieces, ranging from the 16th century to the works of its most recent students and graduates.
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The following is a list of art schools.
Regionally-accredited non-profit independent professional art and design colleges offering BFA degrees
Alberta College of Art and Design
Art Academy of Cincinnati
The Art Institute of Boston
California Institute of the Arts
College for Creative Studies
Columbus College of Art and Design
Cornish College of the Arts
Emily Carr University of Art and Design
Kansas City Art Institute
Laguna College of Art and Design
Maine College of Art
Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design
Minneapolis College of Art and Design
Montserrat College of Art
Moore College of Art and Design
New Hampshire Institute of Art
Nova Scotia College of Art and Design University
Ontario College of Art and Design
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James Ashton (4 April 1859 – 2 August 1935) was an artist and arts educator in South Australia.
Ashton was born on the Isle of Man, grew up in York and was educated at the Blue Coat School, London. After being apprenticed to a pharmacist, he studied art at the South Kensington School of Art, London and at Paris. He married Mary Elizabeth Rawlings Turnbull on 27 December 1880.
Ashton emigrated to Adelaide, arriving 11 January 1884 deciding to become a professional artist. He established the Norwood art school in 1886. He visited England in 1894 and was elected a member of the Royal Society of Arts. Returning to Adelaide in 1895 he founded the Academy of Arts in Victoria Buildings, Victoria Square, and for over 30 years was the best known teacher of painting in South Australia. Among his pupils were Ivor Hele, Hans Heysen, Hayley Lever, Frank White, Arthur Baker-Clack, his son Will Ashton, and others who have since done distinguished work. He was president of the South Australian Society of Arts for four years and a founding member and longtime president of the Adelaide Easel Club. He is represented by three pictures in the Art Gallery of South Australia, of which The Moon Enchanted Sea is the best known. Paintings by him are also in the Broken Hill, Bendigo, and other galleries. He died at Adelaide on 2 August 1935 of intestinal obstruction due to hernia. He was survived by his wife and a son and a daughter.
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Erasing geographical boundaries lead to various discussions: birthplace vs. home -- it's a global debate on local identity. Emigrant vs. immigrant -- where you live is not the same as who you are. Crossing international borders and what your passport/identity document says about you: what data is fixed to your person. Bi-locality: being seen in two different places at the same time - as the bridge between being local and a stranger. Laimonas Briedis is a native of Vilnius and currently a resident of Vancouver, Canada. A writer by vocation and cultural geographer by education with a doctoral degree from the University of British Columbia. Laimonas has written a critically acclaimed work Vilnius: city of strangers. The widely reviewed book was described by The Economist as a "subtle and e...
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This video presents a complete guide to Study in Lithuania. Lithuania offers international study programs at an affordable tuition fee. The cost of Living is also low compared to Northern European countries. Guidance for Graduates, Study in Lithuania, No IELTS/TOEFL, Low tuition fee, Lower cost of Living, Study in Europe, Consulting Services, Scholarships, Free Education. Dr. Jayachandra Naidu Sakamuri, founder of Guidance for Graduates, is a PhD in wind energy engineering from Department of Wind Energy, Technical University of Denmark (DTU). He was awarded the "Excellent Young Wind Doctor" Award for his significant research by European Academy of Wind Energy at Cranfield University,U.K. He was awarded scholarship by European Union Marie Curie Fellowship for his PhD at DTU, Denmark. He h...
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At 1:30pm (EST) today you can watch the debate on a bill tabled by Harold Albrecht in the House of Commons that, if passed, will compel the Government to develop a federal framework for suicide prevention.
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In the 40th Parliament, Albrecht introduced M388, a motion calling on the Government to amend the criminal code to prevent predators from exploiting vulnerable Canadians over the internet and encouraging suicide. M388 passed the House unanimously on November 18th, 2009.


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1AM: You recently moved to Amsterdam from the states. How has this affected your art and inspirations?
MM: Here I have the time to practice and the space to grow. I am blessed to have a really beautiful studio in a cool old anatomy building. The studio is backed up against a beautiful park…bike rides and boat rides help keep me sane. Living in Amsterdam is a blessing all by itself, it's one of the most beautiful cities in the world.
MM: I was living in Colorado and going to school at Rocky Mountain College of Art and Design. There was a great group of 'makers' in the community at the time. I was trying a bit of everything. Stencils, and spray paint are just a couple of the techniques/tools I found at that time that I still use today.
1AM: Your work has been described by many as dreamy and nostalgic. Do you think this is an accurate description for your style?
MM: Sure. It depends on the piece. The dreamscapes, falling/floating girls are very much that. It's certainly a nice way for me to engage an audience.
1AM: You talk about how artistic expression should be fun. Do you consider your process mostly enjoyable and lighthearted as your works develop or are there painful parts to your process as well?
MM: Definitely a bit of both. Always searching for the balance between the two. The Rush of coming up with a new painting that I love is a 'high' I can only get by pressing through the struggling part of the process. Lots of Trial and Error to find solutions. Just have to keep putting the miles on the brush.
1AM: Young girls and wolves seem to be some of your favorite subject matter. What lead you to chose these characters and how do they relate to your work?
MM: These characters I have continued to be able to grow and morph over the years. They primarily illustrate the duality I believe we all have inside of us.
1AM: You decided to name the show "One Trick." Why that name and what narrative are you telling through this exhibition?
MM: Someone once said to me 'you don't want to be a one trick pony'. Someone also once said to me ' you don't have to reinvent the wheel'. Opposite views, both true. Finding the balance is what I'm looking for.
1AM: How is this body of work different from those in the past? Did you learn anything new while working on the upcoming show?
MM: Well, all of the paintings are new, so automatically it's different from the work from the past. At the same time, I don't want to stray too far from the visual language that I've come to be recognized for. To feel satisfied though I have to find new ways to communicate with the always expanding images in my visual library.
1AM: Do you have any exciting projects coming up? What's next after the show?
MM: Right after this The Lost Object and I have a mural collaboration with the curator for the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art in Oregon. In September, I have a cool show coming up in Chicago with 'Line Dot', which is the second gallery of Patrick Hull of Vertical Gallery. We've worked together a few times, but this is the biggest project with them so far.
Please join us for the opening reception of Mando Marie's solo show "One Trick" in downtown San Francisco on Saturday June 2nd from 12-8. Mando will be in attendance and we will be celebrating her new work with drinks and good company. To be added to the collectors preview or for any inquiries contact info@firstamendmentgallery.com.


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Gamblers can now download an app and leave their cash at home
by: Jennifer Bowers
COLUMBUS (WCMH) — New technology is allowing gamblers to tap an app instead of plunking down cash at the casino.
Hollywood Casino Columbus has added the new technology to its mobile app. The feature allows guests to set up and connect a virtual wallet to slot machines and table games; they'll also be able to add funds and collect winnings using the app.
The technology was created by Penn National Gaming in Pennsylvania, and Columbus is the first Ohio venue to host it.
Hollywood Casino's parent company says they plan to roll out the cashless gaming feature in Toledo, Dayton and Youngstown by the end of October.
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Colorado Gov. Polis targets affordability in inauguration
by: JESSE BEDAYN, Associated Press
DENVER (AP) — Colorado Gov. Jared Polis vowed to work toward housing affordability, transition the state completely to renewable energy by 2040 and tackle high crime rates in an inauguration speech delivered on the windswept steps of the state Capitol on Tuesday.
Polis, a Democrat who in 2019 became the first openly gay man elected governor in the U.S., moves into his second term after handily beating his Republican challenger alongside a blue wave in Colorado that increased Democrats majorities in both state legislative chambers.
While the governor reaffirmed his message to make Colorado safe for families, Polis notably omitted specific mention of gun control — a topic that has become a priority for Democrats after a gunman killed five people in an LGBTQ nightclub in Colorado Springs.
As a governor and former U.S. congressman who leans centrist, Polis pledged to work across the aisle, consider good ideas from both parties, and oppose government encroachment on Coloradan's freedoms and way of life.
"Colorado wants unity, not division, we want practical solutions, we want real results over partisan ideology," he said. "Let's continue to celebrate red and blue, rural and urban, young and old."
In a ceremony that was diverse, Polis was introduced by bagpipes, two gay men's choirs, a prayer from the Ute Mountain Ute Tribe chairman, and ceremonial cannon fire. He was then sworn in aside his husband, first gentleman Marlon Reis, before the ceremony was capped by words from a rabbi. F-16 fighter jets then flew over the capitol.
After the 2022 election, Polis is now joined by two other LGBTQ governors, Maura Healey of Massachusetts and Tina Kotek of Oregon.
"It's with great gratitude, love for Colorado, that I accept the responsibility of leading our incredible, amazing state, for the next four years," said Polis, while sporting a tie of Colorado flags.
Jesse Bedayn is a corps member for the Associated Press/Report for America Statehouse News Initiative. Report for America is a nonprofit national service program that places journalists in local newsrooms to report on undercovered issues.
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Q: Can fields that have been inherited 2 levels deep be changed directly? I am doing an edx Java course, and one of the module tasks is to write a program that makes an Employee class, that is then extended by a TechnicalEmployee, and that is extended by TechnicalLead. I construct a TechnicalLead that then gets all the fields and methods of its' parents. However, I am asked to change the salary specifically for the TechnicalLead to be 1.3 times that of what I set in TechnicalEmployee. Since we are given specific methods which we need to work with, I can't find a way to change the salary directly from TechnicalLead without adding my own custom setSalary method in the Employee class. I have also set all the fields as private.
public abstract class Employee {

    private String name="";
    private double salary=0;
    private static int cnt=0;
    private int id=0;

    public Employee(String name, double baseSalary){
        this.name=name;
        this.salary=baseSalary;
        this.id = ++cnt;
    }

public abstract class TechnicalEmployee extends Employee {

    private int checkins=0;

    public TechnicalEmployee(String name){
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There are 2 classes under TechnicalEmployee, TechnicalLead that gets a raise to 1.3 the baseSalary, and SoftwareEngineer which remains at its' initial baseSalary.  Is there a way for me to change the salary field from TechnicalLead without adding an additional setSalary method in the Employee class and without changing the field to public?

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*The table is for understanding the usage of access modifiers.
If you have your variable access modifier set as public or protected you can access the variable from child classes within the same package. If the package is different again you can not use protected to get there.
To access it from anywhere use public but do it only if necessary cause that opens the possibility of viewing and editing all values of the class from anywhere. and hence destroys the concept of hiding important data.
You can also go through the article PuProDePri in linkedIn(https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/puprodepri-ajitav-basak/) for some quick tips to remember the access modifier rule.

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Stay up to date with Duelly Noted by following all the exciting news on our blog, Duelly Notes.
On Wednesday, January 9, sixteen members of Duelly Noted will pack into two college vans and embark on our third annual winter tour. This year, we'll be performing at Union College and Amherst College as well as in Kinnelon, NJ and Barrington, RI.
Follow along below as we make our way around the Northeast. We'll be posting pictures, videos, and tweets from group members.
Duelly welcomes four new members!
Duelly Noted, co-ed a cappella ensemble at Hamilton College, presents a fresh take on collegiate a cappella with a wide variety of musical styles and their unique performative flair.


The 26th of January 2013 will be marked as an historical day. After years of negotiations, the Intergovernmental Science-Policy on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services (IPBES) officially launched. Finally, IPBES has a Bureau and a Multidisciplinary Expert Panel comprised of 25 excellent scientists from across the world ready to help carry out its work.
On day four of IPBES, a selection of heads of stakeholder delegations were given an audience with the EU to discuss our view on the dependence of the success of IPBES on full and effective participation by stakeholders, both as advocates and users of information provided by the platform, and as providers of knowledge required by IPBES to do its work.
Delegates are exhausted from three days of intense meetings and negotiations at IPBES in Bonn, Germany. Much has been accomplished, but a great deal of work lies ahead. The IPBES Bureau has been established, but there is meticulous, tiresome discussion on the structuring of the MEP. On day three, SCB's IPBES delegation and other stakeholders ponder the age-old question: "To speak or not to speak?"
On day two of IPBES, SCB's delegation worked with other stakeholders on Roles of Procedure for the Platform to ensure stakeholders play a larger role in the work of IPBES.


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Q: Error: The DSP phar.dsp does not exist, when trying to install php_phar via pecl I received this error when trying to install php_phar on php 5.3.8 / windows7 x64 via pecl:
pecl install phar

(I don't have php_phar.dll in my extensions directory).
Can't google anything about this problem.

A: pecl install is not support on Windows.
However phar is not maintained anymore via PECL but in the PHP core. It is bundled as part of PHP 5.3 or later.


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Government seeks Shs910b from UK to develop Namanve road network
The money will seek to improve and construct the road network, among other infrastructure projects. FILE PHOTO
By Christine Kasemiire
Infrastructure works. The loan will address infrastructural works within the park such as roads, information communication infrastructure, sewerage and waste management systems, drainage and high voltage power among others.
Government has applied for a $246m (Shs910b) loan from UK for the development of Kampala Industrial and Business Park in Namanve.
The loan is expected to end a decade long talk of the need to fully develop the Namanve-based industrial park.
Speaking in an interview Mr Basil Ajer, the Uganda Investment Authority (UIA) acting executive director, told Daily Monitor government had in December last year already approved the loan request to develop the park.
"Parliament, on December 18 approved the loan and government is getting a loan from UK Export Finance. All necessary parties are on board," he said explaining that prior to Parliament, Ministry of Finance had approved the loan request.
The loan, Mr Ajer said, is expected to be available by the end of January and a contract management team is being created to that effect.
The contract management team will consist of different technical staff from different ministries such as Works, Finance, UIA and Uganda Electricity Transmission Power Limited, among others to start implementation of the loan.
The loan will address infrastructural works within the park such as roads, information communication infrastructure, sewerage and waste management systems, drainage and high voltage power among others.
In 2017, sacked UIA executive director Jolly Kaguhangire, had said they were seeking a $151m from Chinese Exim Bank.
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However, Mr Ajer clarified that they had at the time been looking at different options, explaining that after an examination of which bank offered better terms, UK Export Finance was agreed on.
Asked about the variance in loan figures from $151m to $246m, Mr Ajer said the previous figure was based on a 2008 World Bank survey while the new feasibility study was undertaken to arrive at the $246m figure.
The $246m will take into consideration a new fly over that will be constructed from Namanve North to go around Coca Cola, before connecting to the South Estates.
This, Mr Ajer said was incorporated to mitigate traffic congestion from the Park and Jinja road which would otherwise affect traffic flow.
In addition, a Small and Medium Enterprise space has been incorporated into the new cost. UIA expects to at least construct 500 spaces for small scale entrepreneurs.
Need for the money
In 2017, Mr Hamza Galiwango, the UIA director lands development, said they needed money to develop industrial roads of 45km and industrial power of a 132 kilovotts substation.
While the park already has a water booster, it still needs water reticulation so that it (water) can reach every other point.
However, the sewerage plant, he said then, would be one of the most expensive ventures costing $9m (Shs32.5b) as well as the railway extensions.
Because the park lacks a waste management system, UIA had hoped it would get into a partnership with Wakiso and Mukono districts to use their facilities.
This would involve using such districts' trucks to transport waste for disposal. The loan meant to develop the 2,200 acre park will benefit 290 investors both foreign and domestic that have been allocated land.


I'm happy to announce that my Etsy store is finally up and running! I have 20 things on there, which I figure is enough to call it a store. I should be adding more things soon as I still have a lot of stuff in my room (a lot of which is ephemera). The store revolves nearly exclusively on the vintage stuff I've found.
I do my research on each item to try to ascertain the "market value" of the items. I strive to have competitive prices and also to make a little salary from the hours I've invested. Etsy listings last four months before having to be renewed, so I figure if a listing lasts three months without selling I'll put it on sale. Something to keep in mind if you see something but you're not sure if you want to spend that kind of cash.


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Metabolic abnormalities in obstructive sleep apnea: A double whammy p. 107
Manish Soneja, Virendra Singh
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Directly observed treatment short course in immunocompetent patients of tuberculous cervical lymphadenopathy treated in revised national tuberculosis control programme p. 109
Venu Kandala, Yugveer Kalagani, Nageswara Rao Kondapalli, Monisha Kandala
Background: Prospective observation analysis to evaluate the cure in tuberculous cervical lymphadenopathy with directly observed treatment short course category III (DOTS CAT III) treatment as per revised national tuberculosis control program (RNTCP) at a tertiary care hospital in AP, India, from October 2007 to September 2009. These cases were followed up for period of 22 months. Materials and Methods: Total 1521 tuberculous cases were screened in KIMS both pulmonary and extra pulmonary cases out of which 146 cases were tuberculous lymphadenitis. Fifty cases of tuberculous cervical lymphadenopathy were included after diagnostic and treatment algorithm and fine needle biopsy or excision biopsy. Patients below 5 yrs, immunocompromised, having diabetes mellitus, pulmonary tuberculosis and with other co-morbid conditions were excluded from the study. All patients were put on DOTS CAT III as per RNTCP guidelines. Follow-up was done every 2 months till 6 months for 1) Constitution symptoms 2) Weight gain or loss 3) Appetite gain or loss 4) Regression of lymph nodes or increase 5) Compliance 6) Side effects 7) Failures by demonstration of organism by direct smear, culture or histopathological examination. Results: In this study, lymph node regression was found in 78% at the end of 2 months, 94% at the end of 4 months and 96% at the end of 6 months, 9 patients had regression in size though the nodes were palpable, 2 had no regression but fresh lymph nodes appeared on the same side and sinus discharge was present, culture was negative in these cases. Two cases had immune reconstitution syndrome, constitutional symptoms disappeared and showed clinical improvement. Four cases were subjected for surgical intervention. Conclusion: DOTS CAT III is effective in the treatment of tuberculous cervical lymphadenopathy. Compliance was good with minimal, minor side effects, only two had immune reconstitution syndrome and two had sinus formation; they were referred for surgical intervention, and follow-up of 22 months did not show any relapses.
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Atopy is a risk factor for adult asthma in urban community of Southwestern Nigeria p. 114
OM Ige, AG Falade, OG Arinola
Rationale: Factors affecting asthma course are not clearly elucidated in urban communities in developing countries. Furthermore, the interaction between factors such as atopy, environmental exposure, urbanization, and helminthic infections in modulating asthma have not been well investigated. Objectives: To determine factors, which affect asthma in adults being evaluated at urban tertiary health center of Southwestern part of Nigeria. Materials and Methods: A random sample of 24 (12 males, 12 females) consecutive asthmatics seen in the Outpatient Pulmonary Clinic of University College Hospital of Ibadan and 27 (13 males, 14 females) age and gender-matched controls underwent evaluation, which included blood tests for eosinophils, serum IgE, allergy skin tests to eight common environmental allergens, and spirometry. The modified version of the questionnaire of the International study of Asthma and Allergies in Children (ISAAC) Phase III used by the same study group of researchers in Nigeria was used to assess the asthma symptoms. Wilcoxon sign-rank tests were used to compare eosinophil counts, percentage eosinophils, and allergic skin test between the two groups, while paired t test was used to compare spirometry variables. Results: Asthmatics had significantly more positive skin reaction to house dust mite and mould than controls (P<0.05). Total serum IgE was also significantly higher in asthmatics than in controls (mean 210 vs 60 IU/mL; P=0.003). However, no significant differences were observed in total eosinophil counts. No significant difference in the degree of intestinal helminthes infection in the two groups, which means stool parasitism was similar. FEV 1 % was significantly lower in asthmatics (P=0.02) but FEV 1 was similar between the two groups (P=0.02). Conclusion: The elevated levels of IgE and positive skin reactions to some of the common environmental allergens suggests an important role of atopy in the expression of asthma in this developing country's urban setting. Intestinal parasites were seen in both, control and asthma subjects, but appear not to play any role in the course of asthma, so also is the blood group, genotype and G6PD status.
Gender differences in notification rates, clinical forms and treatment outcome of tuberculosis patients under the RNTCP p. 120
Abhijit Mukherjee, Indranil Saha, Anirban Sarkar, Ranadip Chowdhury
Introduction: An increased notification rate of tuberculosis (TB) in men is seen in the SAARC region. In India, the Revised National Tuberculosis Control Programme (RNTCP) detects nearly three times more male than female TB patients. Gender differences have also been reported in the clinical forms of tuberculous disease and in treatment adherence and cure rates in patients undergoing treatment for tuberculosis. The present study was undertaken to find out the sex differences in the notification rates and treatment outcomes of TB patients registered under the RNTCP in a rural tuberculosis unit (TU) in West Bengal. Materials and Methods: A retrospective record-based study was carried out among a total of 3605 cases registered under the RNTCP between January 1999 and June 2005. Notification rates of TB, clinical forms of TB and disease treatment outcomes recorded in the registers were analyzed based on genders. Outcomes were defined in accordance with the standard RNTCP definitions. The Z-test for proportion (for comparing differences in proportions), Student t-test (for comparing mean), and χ2 test (to see association) were performed for statistical analysis. Results: Among the total of 3605 patients, 2498 (69.3%) were male and 1107 (30.7%) were female with a male female ratio of 2.25:1. In patients less than 20 years of age, the notification rates among males and females were similar. In the other age groups, males were more likely to be notified compared to females and the difference was statistically significant. While new smear positive and retreatment cases were significantly more than in males, among females, new smear negative and new extrapulmonary cases were significantly higher. Among the new smear positive patients 89.4% of females were cured compared to 85.8% of males which was again significant statistically (Z=1.70, P<0.05). Male patients outnumbered females in all the unfavorable outcomes like death, failure, and default although none of the differences were statistically significant (P>0.05). Conclusion: The present study demonstrates a gender difference in the notification rates, clinical presentations and treatment outcomes of patients with tuberculosis. Integrated research is necessary to find the reasons for these differences. Such studies will be helpful in improving the efficacy of the RNTCP.
Hydrogen peroxide in exhaled breath condensate: A clinical study p. 123
C Nagaraja, BL Shashibhushan, Sagar , Mohamed Asif, PH Manjunath
Objectives: To study the ongoing inflammatory process of lung in healthy individuals with risk factors and comparing with that of a known diseased condition. To study the inflammatory response to treatment. Background: Morbidity and mortality of respiratory diseases are raising in trend due to increased smokers, urbanization and air pollution, the diagnosis of these conditions during early stage and management can improve patient's lifestyle and morbidity. Materials and Methods: One hundred subjects were studied from July 2010 to September 2010; the level of hydrogen peroxide concentration in exhaled breath condensate was measured using Ecocheck. Results: Of the 100 subjects studied, 23 were healthy individuals with risk factors (smoking, exposure to air pollution, and urbanization); the values of hydrogen peroxide in smokers were 200-2220 nmol/l and in non-smokers 340-760 nmol/l. In people residing in rural areas values were 20-140 nmol/l in non-smokers and 180 nmol/l in smokers. In chronic obstructive pulmonary disease cases, during acute exacerbations values were 540-3040 nmol/l and 240-480 nmol/l following treatment. In acute exacerbations of bronchial asthma, values were 400-1140 nmol/l and 100-320 nmol/l following treatment. In cases of bronchiectasis, values were 300-340 nmol/l and 200-280 nmol/l following treatment. In diagnosed pneumonia cases values were 1060-11800 nmol/l and 540-700 nmol/l following treatment. In interstitial lung diseases, values ranged from 220-720 nmol/l and 210-510 nmol/l following treatment. Conclusion: Exhaled breath condensate provides a non-invasive means of sampling the lower respiratory tract. Collection of exhaled breath condensate might be useful to detect the oxidative destruction of the lung as well as early inflammation of the airways in a healthy individual with risk factors and comparing the inflammatory response to treatment.
The role of pleuroscopy in undiagnosed exudative pleural effusion p. 128
VG Prabhu, R Narasimhan
Aims: To find the diagnostic yield of a pleuroscopic pleural biopsy and to find the complication rates. Settings and Design: Institutional based prospective study. Materials and Methods: Sixty-eight consecutive patients who had undiagnosed exudative pleural effusion were recruited for pleuroscopy from September 2007 to August 2010. Results: A total of 68 patients (55 males and 13 females; mean age 49 years) underwent pleuroscopy. Malignancy was diagnosed in 24 patients, 22 patients had non-specific inflammation, tuberculosis was found in 16 patients, empyema was found in 2 patients, 1 patient had sarcoidosis, 1 patient had normal pleura and it was non-diagnostic in 2 patients. The diagnostic yield was 97%. There were no major complications, only four patients had minor complication like subcutaneous emphysema (three patients) and prolonged air leak (one patient). Conclusions: Pleuroscopy is a safe, simple, and valuable tool in the diagnosis of undiagnosed exudative pleural effusion with minimal complication rates.
Comparison of helical and axial mode indirect computed tomographic venography in patients with pulmonary thromboembolism p. 131
Naveen Kalra, Sameer Vyas, Ashish Gupta, Ashish Bhalla, Sudha Suri, Niranjan Khandelwal
Objective: To compare the helical and axial modes of indirect computed tomographic (CT) venography (CTV) for accuracy for diagnosing deep venous thrombosis (DVT) of the lower extremities as well as for their radiation burden in patients proven to have pulmonary thromboembolism (PTE) on CT pulmonary angiography (CTPA). Subjects and Methods: Of patients evaluated with CTPA for suspected acute PE, 20 of patients who were found to have PTE underwent both indirect CTV of the lower extremities and color Doppler examination. For indirect CTV, patients were randomly assigned to helical and axial modes. The CTV and Doppler findings were interpreted by two experienced radiologists who were blinded to the results of each other. Results: Out of total of 260 venous segments analyzed (130 venous segments each by helical or axial CTV), thrombi were seen in 43 venous segments (15 and 28 each by helical or axial CTV respectively). On comparison with Doppler, helical CTV had 82.35% sensitivity and 99.11% specificity, whereas axial CTV had 96.6% sensitivity and 100% specificity. The mean radiation dose was significantly higher for helical (1153.57 mgy.cm) as compared to axial mode CTV (806.28 mgy.cm) with P value of <0.0001. Conclusion: Axial CTV results in decreased radiation dose without significant change in the accuracy, as compared to helical CTV in the evaluation of DVT.
Clinico-epidemiological profile of tobacco users attending a tobacco cessation clinic in a teaching hospital in Bangalore city p. 137
George D'Souza, Dorothy P Rekha, Priya Sreedaran, K Srinivasan, Prem K Mony
Background: Tobacco-attributable mortality in India is estimated to be at least 10%. Tobacco cessation is more likely to avert millions of deaths before 2050 than prevention of tobacco use initiation. Objective: To describe the clinico-epidemiological profile of attendees of a tobacco cessation clinic in a teaching hospital in Bangalore city. Materials and Methods: A descriptive study of 189 attendees seen over 2 years in the Tobacco Cessation Clinic of a tertiary-care teaching hospital in Bangalore, with information on socio demographic characteristics, tobacco-use details, nicotine dependence, family/medical history, past quit attempts, baseline stage-of-change, and treatment initiated. Results: Only 5% were 'walk-in' patients; 98% of attendees were smokers; 97% were males. The mean (±SD) age of attendees was 48.0 (±14.0) years. Most participants were married (88%), and predominantly urban (69%). About 62% had completed at least 8 years of schooling. Two-thirds of smokers reported high levels of nicotine dependence (Fagerström score >5/10). About 43% of patients had attempted quitting earlier. Four-fifths (79%) of tobacco-users reported a family member using tobacco. Commonly documented comorbidities included: Chronic respiratory disease (44%), hypertension (23%), diabetes (12%), tuberculosis (9%), myocardial infarction (2%), stroke (1%), sexual dysfunction (1%) and cancer (0.5%). About 52% reported concomitant alcohol use. At baseline, patients' motivational stage was: Precontemplation (14%), contemplation (48%), preparation/action (37%) and maintenance (1%). Treatment modalities started were: Counseling alone (41%), nicotine replacement therapy alone (NRT) (34%), medication alone (13%), and NRT+medication (12%). Conclusions: This is the first study of the baseline profile of patients attending a tobacco cessation clinic located within a chest medicine department in India. Important determinants of outcome have been captured for follow-up and prospective documentation of outcomes.
Evaluation of correlation between airway and serum inflammatory markers in asthmatic patients p. 143
Abolhasan Halvani, Fatemeh Tahghighi, Hossein Hadi Nadooshan
Context: Asthma is one of the most common chronic diseases all over the world, resulting from a state of persistent sub-acute inflammation of the airways. Beside local inflammation, systemic inflammation is also present, which can be shown by increased levels of C-reactive protein (CRP). One of the most important cells in this disease is eosinophil, and sputum eosinophilia is used for its diagnosis. Aims: The purpose of the present study was to compare and evaluate the correlation between CRP level and sputum eosinophilia in asthmatic and control subjects. Materials and Methods: A total of 61 patients suffering from mild-to-moderate asthma participated in this study. They were divided into two groups based on whether they used inhaled steroid or not. Sputum was induced by ultrasonic nebulizer, and then samples of peripheral venous blood were collected to measure peripheral cell count and CRP by Enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA). Thirty-seven healthy subjects were selected and their blood samples were taken. Thirty-seven healthy subjects were selected and their blood samples were taken. Results: Thirty asthmatic patients in user group (14 females/16 males) with the mean age of 39.4±9.37 years, 31 asthmatic patients in non-user group (13 females/18 males) with the mean age of 35.5±8.87 years, and 37 healthy controls (17 females/20 males) were included in our study. The mean serum concentration of CRP was 2.6 μg/mL, 3.32 μg/mL, and 1.16 μg/mL in user, non-user, and control groups, respectively. Compared to healthy controls, serum concentrations of high sensitivity-CRP (hs-CRP) significantly increased in the non-user group (P=0.0001), and user group as well. (P=0.016). The number of sputum eosinophils and peripheral blood eosinophils significantly increased in the non-users compared to the healthy controls (P=0.0001, P=0.003, respectively). In the non-user group, serum hs-CRP levels correlated negatively with FEV 1 and positively with numbers of sputum eosinophils, which was not statistically significant. Atopy status, age, and sex did not affect hs-CRP levels in both asthmatic groups. Conclusions: It was found that serum concentrations of hs-CRP significantly increased in asthmatic patients, and in the steroid-native group it partly correlated with FEV 1 and numbers of sputum eosinophils. It suggests that serum hs-CRP can indirectly indicate the degree of airway inflammation.
DOTS for TB relapse in India: A systematic review p. 147
Gulrez Shah Azhar
In India, under the Revised National Tuberculosis Control Program (RNTCP), the percentage of smear-positive re-treatment cases is high. The causes of re-treatment include relapse of the disease after successful completion of treatment, treatment failure, and default in treatment. RNTCP does not follow up the patients for any period of time after successful completion of treatment to determine whether they relapse. Given the high cost of treatment for each patient under RNTCP and the potential for spread of disease from these patients, it is crucial for the success of the program and control of the disease in the country to find out more about the reasons behind this. T0 o conduct a systematic review of literature and determine evidence regarding recurrence of TB after its successful treatment with standard short course chemotherapy under DOTS guidelines. T0 en databases were searched including Medline, Cochrane database, Embase and others and reference lists of articles. 255 papers resulted from these searches. Seven studies were finally included in the review after applying the inclusion, exclusion and quality assessment criteria. R0 elapse rate is high (almost 10%) in India which is higher than international studies. Majority of relapse cases present soon after completion of treatment (first six months). Risk factors for relapse included drug irregularity, initial drug resistance, smoking and alcoholism Sex and weight were not risk factors in India. The outcome of relapse cases put on treatment is positive but less effective than new cases. There are sound arguments and sketchy evidence that DOTS Category 2 treatment may not be adequate for retreatment patients.
Multidrug and extensively drug-resistant tuberculosis management: Evidences and controversies p. 154
R Prasad
Multi-drug and extensively drug resistant tuberculosis (M/XDR-TB) has been an area of growing concern among clinicians, epidemiologists, and public health workers worldwide. Lack of controlled trials in M/XDR-TB patients hinders the optimal management of such patients, and guidelines that have been developed based largely on expert opinion are controversial. Lack of new effective drugs, improper regimens prescribed by poorly trained doctors and unreliable drug susceptibility testing add to the magnitude of the problem. M/XDR-TB is mostly a man made problem and its emergence can be checked by prompt diagnosis and effective use of first-line drugs in every new patient. DOTS-Plus proposed by World Health Organization (WHO) has highlighted the comprehensive management strategy to control multi-drug resistant tuberculosis (MDR-TB). Laboratory services must be strengthened for adequate and timely diagnosis of M/extensively drug resistant tuberculosis (XDR-TB) and programmatic management of M/XDR-TB must be scaled up as per target set by global plan to stop TB 2011-2015. In MDR-TB patients with localized disease, surgery, as an adjunct to chemotherapy, can improve outcomes and should be considered when there is poor response to appropriate chemotherapy. Proper use of second-line drugs must be ensured to cure existing MDR-TB, to reduce its transmission and to prevent emergence of XDR-TB.
Intra-thoracic desmoid tumor p. 160
Deepak Aggarwal, Usha Dalal, Prasanta Raghab Mohapatra, Niti Singhal
Desmoid tumor is a rare, benign soft tissue tumor having potential for local invasion. It commonly arises in abdominal wall, presenting as a palpable mass. We describe a case of thoracic desmoid tumor in a middle aged male arising from the chest wall. Unlike the usual presentation, two separate non-palpable tumor masses protruded into left thoracic cavity mimicking lung carcinoma. The patient underwent successful complete surgical excision of the tumor. Such tumors, being rare, may pose diagnostic problems if not considered in the initial work up.
Pulmonary hypoplasia with hepatic and renal anomalies in a dead fetus p. 163
B Ravindrakumar, V Subhadra Devi, U Usha Rani
Pulmonary hypoplasia is a developmental malformation characterized by incomplete development of lung tissue. During routine fetal autopsy of an apparently normal female dead fetus of 36 weeks gestation presented completely hypoplastic left lung, partially hypoplastic right lung, right-sided shift of heart, right-sided shift of trachea, left-sided diaphragmatic hernia through which an extra lobe from left lobe of liver extended into the left half of thoracic cavity. Left kidney was iliac in position.
A rare case of acid-fast bacilli in chylothorax p. 166
VS Ananthan, K Kapali Siva
Chylothorax is a rare cause of pleural effusion. Here we present a case of chylous pleural effusion in which acid-fast bacilli (AFB) was demonstrated (by AFB direct smear examination). The patient had been suffering from chronic pancreatitis for one year and had undergone pancreatoduodenostomy nine months back. He presented with abdominal pain and dyspnea of six months duration and his chest skiagram showed right-sided pleural effusion. Thoracocentasis showed milky white pleural fluid with triglyceride content of 678 mg/dl, diagnostic of chylothorax. The patient clinically improved and his pleural effusion also completely resolved with anti-tuberculosis treatment.
Acute lung injury following transcatheter hepatic arterial chemoembolization of doxorubicin-loaded LC beads in a patient with hepatocellular carcinoma p. 169
Ihsan Khan, Viswanath Vasudevan, Sasikanath Nallagatla, Farhad Arjomand, Rana Ali
Transcatheter arterial chemoembolization (TACE) currently is being used as an effective palliative therapy for unresectable cancers especially hepatocelluar carcinoma (HCC). Accidental lipiodol embolism to the lungs is a rare but potentially fatal complication of TACE. This procedure involves injection of drug-eluting microspheres (LC Bead) loaded with doxorubicin, followed by embolization with embozene microspheres until stasis is evident, being used in advanced HCC. We report a patient with inoperable HCC with underlying Hepatitis C and liver cirrhosis, who developed acute lung injury following targeted chemoembolization of selective feeding hepatic artery with LC beads loaded with doxorubicin. Acute lung injury as a complication of unintended lung chemoembolization with doxorubicin has not been previously reported in the literature. Interventional radiologists screen patients for potential hepatic A-V shunt and take appropriate precautions to prevent unintended pulmonary embolization. These include appropriate selection of LC bead particle size especially in patients who are embolized with radiation pellets. This report highlights the need for a screening total body scintigraphy after injection of radionuclide Tc-99 MAA in the feeding hepatic artery to identify patients with hepatic A-V shunt. In such patients, appropriate size selection of LC bead particles is critical to prevent unintended pulmonary chemoembolization and acute lung injury. Other measures include careful patient selection, low dose of chemotherapy, and transient selective hepatic vein balloon occlusion.
Bronchial rhinosporidiosis: An unusual presentation p. 173
Hansa Banjara, Ravindra K Panda, Ajit V Daharwal, V Sudarshan, Digvijay Singh, Anuj Gupta
Rhinosporidiosis is a granulomatous disease that usually affects the nasal mucosa and nasopharynx. The disease is widely prevalent in the tropics, especially in southern India and Sri Lanka. In central India, rhinosporidiosis is endemic in Raipur, Chhattisgarh. Involvement of the tracheobronchial tree is extremely rare. Only two cases of bronchial rhinosporidiosis had been reported in world literature. We report a third case of bronchial rhinosporidiosis which occurred in a patient with coexisting nasal and nasopharyngeal rhinosporidiosis. Bronchoscopic guidance excision of mass and electric cauterization of base was done under local anesthesia.
A 46-year-old man with tracheomegaly, tracheal diverticulosis, and bronchiectasis: Mounier-Kuhn syndrome p. 176
Ashish K Jaiswal, Sushil Munjal, Rupak Singla, Vidushi Jain, Digamber Behera
Lower respiratory tract infection is one of the common causes of morbidity in India which is occasionally undiagnosed. In this regard tracheobronchomegaly is one of those conditions which masquerade as chronic bronchitis and bronchiectasis and are usually undiagnosed. It is a well-defined clinical and radiologic entity characterized by marked dilatation of the trachea and the central bronchi and is frequently associated with recurrent lower respiratory tract infection. Tracheobronchomegaly has been described by a variety of names, including Mounier-Kuhn syndrome, tracheal diverticulosis, tracheobronchiectasis, tracheocele, tracheomalacia, and tracheobronchopathia malacia.
Giant solitary fibrous tumor pleura: Clinical dilemma and diagnosis p. 179
Amulyajit Kaur, Satyajit Singh Gill, Jaswinder Singh, Amandeep Singh, Narayanan Subramaniam Mani
Solitary fibrous tumors in the lung are rare neoplasms with distinct clinicopathological and immunohistochemical features. We report a giant solitary fibrous tumor of the pleura in a young male which remained silent clinically till it assumed gigantic proportions. Histology and immunohistochemistry were classical of a solitary fibrous tumor. Inspite of its appalling size it proved to be benign in behavior. This case depicts the vulnerability of this lesion to a clinical bungle. The report highlights the significance of clinical suspicion of this rare neoplasm and reveals the diagnostic associations and procedures to avoid emperical therapy and delay in curative surgical treatment.
An unusual cause of bronchial obstruction p. 182
Ahmed Liju, Neel Sharma, Heather Milburn
We present here a case of bronchial obstruction secondary to late paradoxical reactive enlargement and erosion by mediastinal lymph nodes into the left main bronchus in a 26-year-old woman with tuberculosis lymphadenitis. Bronchial obstruction due to paradoxical reactions, especially in the late phase of treatment, has not been described in adults before.
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Dapsone-induced neutropenia with invasive pulmonary aspergillosis p. 185
Girish R Sabnis, Uday P Kulkarni, Yojana A Gokhale
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Unexplained hemoptysis p. 187
Shailesh Kalamkar, JM Joshi
TB appearance in chest radiography in Cambodian migrant workers in Bangkok p. 189
Beuy Joob, Viroj Wiwanitkit
Isoniazid related gynecomastia: Description of a case and systematic review of literature p. 189
Ajmal Khan, Ritesh Agarwal
Clinical practice of chest physicians for treatment of drug-resistant tuberculosis p. 192
Sajal De
Indexed journal: What does it mean? p. 193
Yatan Pal Singh Balhara
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Regarding evaluation of serum immunoglobulin E levels in bronchial asthma p. 194
Jasbinder Kaur, Varinder Saini, Seema , Shivani Jaswal, Harjeet Kaur
Comments on "Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease: Does gender really matter?" p. 194
HG Varudkar
Author's Reply p. 195
M Thakkar
HAART and ATT in the HIV-positive patient with tuberculosis p. 196
Zi Z Jhiens, Swaroop Revannasiddaiah
Boerhaave's syndrome: Spontaneous full thickness esophageal perforation p. 197
Vipul D Yagnik
Authorship issues p. 198
K Gowrinath
Sputum cytology for lung cancer: Not just part of the past p. 199
Naveen Dutt, Anup Kumar Singh
Professor US Mathur p. 200
Virendra Singh
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Pronoto-postoccipital muscle, mięsień t1-poc (pl. mięsięń przedpleczo-zapotyliczny) – mięsień tułowia i głowy owadów.

Mięsień stwierdzony u błonkówek. Wchodzi w skład grupy funkcyjnej "mięśni zapotylicznych" (ang. postoccipital muscle). Bierze swój początek na grzbietowej części przedplecza i zaczepia się na zapotylicy. Jest lewatorem głowy.

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Performance reviews are vital. Your people need to know how you think they are doing in relation to their targets. It is often surprising to a manager to find out what an employee thinks of their own performance. If there is a wide chasm between your assessment and theirs, don't wait until you are delivering their final assessment to find this out. Performance reviews can head off some potentially ugly appraisal meetings.
Set the BasicsYou need to set up the basic structure. The employee must understand what they are supposed to do, and what they are supposed to achieve. This is one of the foundation stones of performance management.
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You are going to address these things during the review.
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1: What's the Difference?Start performance reviews by outlining the results that were originally agreed for the job. Then, ask the employee how they think they are doing. Don't tell them what you think... yet.
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Are they seeking (and can they handle) promotion to a higher management level?
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Bittersweet Symphony - Middlesbrough Away report
By blandy
November 24, 2007 in Villa Talk
Posted by blandy
It's been a funny old week, on the International scene, or maybe not so funny for a lot of people.
Former Boro' boss Steve McLaren sacked for a string of poor results and poor performances from his players, Villa's excellent young 'keeper throwing one in after 5 minutes, and then looking like a Rabbit in the headlights for 45 minutes, though he did do well second half, for England.
If wednesday was a night they will want to forget, but never be able to, today gave one of them at least a chance to get over it in the best way possible.
The day didn't start with these thoughts in my head, it started rather bleary eyed after an excellent friday night seeing Half Man Half Biscuit in Blackpool.
The problem was cured by a restorative breakfast of Sausage and mushroom butties and a mug of tea. Works wonders.
So off to the Riverside we went, fellow VT'er Bickster having scooted up from Liverpool. The journey is usually a pleasure, a real highlight, almost, of the season's travels. But today, with the blustery wind, rain and spray it wasn't so fine. There was still the odd glimpse of the majestic scenery, a buzzard circling, geese making their way to one of the many nearby lakes and the giant turbines harvesting wind.
On arriving in Boro we nipped in to the pub for a couple of pre match refreshments - some kind of Lincolnshire Ale, it was. Very nice too.
Then on to the ground, a walk in the wind to the stadium across the road from the town. The ground was not exactly packed, nor indeed was it expectant. Apart from a fair number of Villans noisily chanting in the away end it was quiet and sullen. Boro' had apparently been dreadful for a while, their fans expected to get tonked.
One thing that was expected, and duly arrived was the reaction to Scott Carson - roundly jeered by the Boro' fans, roundly cheered by us lot. It's a bit "pantomime" really. "It's behind you" now, Scott. Well and truly, after today.
The new pantomime Villain is former Villan Gareth Southgate. Someone I rather like. I don't get how he has been essentially rejected so firmly by so many Villa fans. He was a splendid player, a nice bloke, and he was right about Villa at the time, even if his leaving was a bit "off".
At least today he wasn't abused (not by the Villa fans, anyway), he was merely taunted as to the score at various points, asked politely for a wave (request declined) and had his future career path laid out for him - "You're getting sacked in the morning".
So the Boro fans came to bury young Scott, and in the end another undeserving, decent man, got the hardest time. It's only words, no-one died.
But enough of that, how did the game pan out?
Well, it wasn't a classic. Boro started better than us, and after maybe 5 minutes or so, almost scored - Downing clear of Mellberg shot at goal, hard and accurately, from the angle. Scott Carson made the save....just. The ball missing by an inch or so, after he managed to get a block in. Such fine margins. He was cleary nervous - some iffy kicking revealed as much, and was clearly being gee'd up and supported by the Villa players, as well as fans. That save, early on was really one of only two he had to make all game. The other being after maybe 75 minutes, when he was back on song.
So with Scott redeemed, how did the others do?
Not brilliantly, it has to be admitted. But not badly either.
For 35 minutes, with Boro the less bad of a bad pair, the game sort of scuffled along, not helped by the ref, who gave some bizarre decisions.
It was at this point that Martin O'Neill did something simple, but very effective. He moved Ashley Young to the right, put Barry left, and it clicked immediately. The shortfall had been obvious - Ash wasn't getting the ball, and there wasn't really anyone playing wide on the right.
The last 10 minutes of the half, with Villa stepped up and better set out, we got on top. Zat Knight got the ball at the back, came inside the onrushing forward and knocked it out to the left, where Freddie Bouma, who was very good today, headed back to Gareth Barry. Nice cross into Carew's feet, a swivel holding off Woodgate and a shot into the bottom corner. 45 minutes, 1-0. The police rushed to form a barrier in front of the Villa fans, for some unknown reason. They were very efficient at it, well drilled. Top marks from the Sarge, no doubt, though I guess they get a lot of practice, maybe.
The second half was not long started when we got a nice second goal. Ashley Young pressured a Boro defender, nicked the ball, and although there was no goal from it, we did get a corner. Ashley took it, in front of us, a defender went to clear, but hooked the ball back to another defender...Olof Mellberg, who controlled and lashed in like Gabby. So much like Gabby that it took the announcer and the fans around me to explain that it wasn't Gabby. I was wondering why Olly looked quite so chuffed.
It wasn't long before we got another goal, Boro' by now starting to misplace passes, and generally look a bit disheartened and ragged at the back and in midfield dropped another clanger. This time it was Woodgate. A long ball down the middle from Carson, bounced towards Woodgate, with Gabby closing in on it. Woodgate let it bounce, Gabby nipped in and biffed it past Schwarzer. Red faces and red shirts.
For Boro, Boateng was trying to turn the tide, Johnson was playing very well, and with spirit, but the rest....
They'd started off using the flanks well, Alliadiere was like a proto-Bergkamp at times, one turn was glorious, but as the game went on, it was clearly a lost cause.
Villa were sharper, more confident, and more dangerous. Craig Gardner on for Petrov again nicked the ball, passed through for Gabby to collect, beat the defender and hit the post.
Boro had possession, but did little with it. The game meandered to a close. The Boro fans meandered out of the ground, miserable.
At the final whistle, the players thanked us for our support, as did Martin O'Neill, holding up 3 fingers. 3 goals? 3 wins in a row, or 3 more years? I hope it was all three (at least).
I hope Gareth Southgate sorts out his troubles, I hope Martin O'Neill stays, I hope Scott Carson continues to play well for Villa. I hope Nigel Reo-Coker stops with the daft tackles (booked again).
Some marks
Scott Carson. 6 - not that busy, nervy early on, but fine by the end. Clean sheet, again.
Olly - 7 - up against Downing who was good, done a couple of times, but solid, and one extra for the lovely goal.
Freddie Bouma - 7. Just a really sound defender, and helped with the first goal.
Zat - solid. 6
Martin Laursen - Ditto. (Curtis Davies, confident, but not on long enough to mark)
Ash - bright, 6
NRC - worked hard, not the best passing at times, but did his job effectively. 6
GB - 6. Not at his best, but fine.
Stan Petrov - 6. Looking sorted, now. (Craig Gardner - bright when he came on. it would have been his sort of game, 6)
Big John - 6. Stuggled for a while, but battled hard, nice goal. (Wee Shaun, nice touches, didn't get the ball so much, though.)
Gabby - 7. He earned his goal by his performance, and in the actual move itself. Man Of the Match.
The marks may seem low, for a 3-0 win, but to be honest, Boro weren't too good.
RichardCanning
Cheers Pete a balanced and enthralling read as always. By sounds you enjoyed it as did the other travellers. Roll on Blackburn and a better performance hopefully although I'd take the same result no matter what happens
Dom_Wren
Location: South Carolina, USA
Blandy,
Always enjoy reading your honest match reports. Ta very much. Up the Villa!
Edited to change "Downing was playing very well" (for Boro to "Johnson was...") after watching MoTD - I got the wrong bloke at number 28 for them.
And it was not Bouma involved in the first goal (with the header back), but Gabby.
I blame beer, and 100 yards. Sorry.
villanfromluton
I can see by your marks and your quotes on the players that you talk sense. What did you think of the change of tactics in midfield and how it worked?
There's nowt wrong with that 100 yds Blandy.
Cheers for the report, a cracking read as always.
bickster
Location: Hightown
Top report as per usual Pete, the sight of those coppers jogging along the touchline everytime we scored still amuses me now
Other highlights were the changing of the Paul McGrath song (Kumbaya) to empty seats my lord
Still haven't worked out what the waving of the shoes in the air was about unless it was something to do with Boateng
Not so sure about the first bit at all, but thanks.
On the change of tactics - moving Ash to the right - It did work. It made the difference that we looked better balanced. I thought that Ashley Young just wasn't getting any ball, on the left, and we were a bit wonky on the right. After MON changed it, it wasn't spectacular or anything, but the shape of the team was better - as much because of GB's ability to play anywhere as because of Ashley Young, or Luke Young, or whoever their left back was.
Anyway, though it only maybe made us 5 or 10% better, it was that 5% that nudged us past Boro in that game. They're very fragile, and us getting better and then scoring the first goal did for them, basically.
As we all do, I was thinking (before the change) "got to get Ashley Young more involved", but I wasn't thinking "switch him over" as the solution.
Now I know now't, - I could see what was wrong, but hadn't thought of changing it like that. That's because I'm dumb, but MO'N did it, and it worked.
Looks easy with hindsight, but people who have hindsight in advance (foresight) are valuable.
In the match reports I try to remember what happened, and write it down. Occasionally I let some daft theory come out, but mostly it's just writing down what I remember of what I saw, or thought about what I saw.
So basically I didn't think it was a massive tactical change, just a tweak, but it worked a treat.
You're right to point it out, though, because if he changes stuff at some point in the future and we then get worse, or lose, we'll be there going " he did this... and it cost us the game". I will anyway...
El Zen
Title: aka Poopoo
Location: Suburbia
Thanks, Pete. Wasn't able to see the game up here, as the internet and me apparently aren't good mates at the moment, so a thorough report from the wise man of VillaTalk was very helpful.
villadude
Good report that, enjoyed reading it!
Philipwall
Great report as always..
Up the Villa
peterms
Location: Embra
Great report - like the way you don't just describe the match. Sounds a good day out - wish I could have made it.
3_Penny_Opera
PSN: Hannah@jewelnola.com
Location: New Orleans
Lincolnshire Ale. Nothing to do with Abraham Lincoln, does it? Lincolnshire must be a place then.
How about the pies...I hope you'll get some pies on the next trip.
I was interested in this one because it followed that crap loss to Croatia.
Thanks as always, blandy!
yeah there were no pies or pasties involved at Boro, that foodstuff is probably too sophisticated for Smogtown
Now't to do with Abe, Chrissy.
Lincolnshire is indeed a place - it's aCounty on the east coast of England, pretty flat, lots of farming and Air force bases.


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