Paul reached out to me and wanted to share this Naam prikh noum with Carolina reaper recipe with the hot sauce community. Thanks Paul!
The idea first sprung from a gift of six Carolina reapers pods, of which I've saved three pods for growing later on, and so I decided to use three in a recipe.
The chili recipe is for a northern Thai chili dip called "Naam prikh noum", a fresh chili pepper dip eaten with fresh vegetables or even simply with sticky rice. Traditionally, this recipe is mainly made with Thai green chilies, however, I've had other equally authentic recipes which were red and green chilies and tomatoes. This is what I went for.
If the Carolinas are previously dried, reconstitute in just a little warm water without pressing the pods. Lightly smash the garlic. Cut shallot length-wise into 3-4 pieces.
Put Carolinas, shallots, garlic, tomatoes on an oven tray, and broil on high intensity for like 5 mins, or until dark brown (even if some blackened surface show, it is fine), and try to ensure all surfaces are broiled, so flip them once or twice. Let everything cool completely.
Put all broiled items into a mortar, add cut 1 tablespoon of cilantro leaves and some stems, and mash (carolinas, tomatoes, garlic and shallots should be mashed, no large chunks if possible). Add two teaspoons of fish sauce, two of lime juice, and a pinch of salt. Mix well, and it's ready to serve as a dip for fresh raw carrots, cabbage, string beans. This makes enough for one dip.
An alternative option, is the same process as above, except at the end instead of using the mortar and pestle to mash, just use a blender to make a fine liquid hot sauce. Use this sauce to add heat and sour profiles to a BBQ sauce or marinade, or a few drops next to a steak or in a chili con carne recipe.


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when you say carb body do you mean from the edge of the carb or the gasket surface ?
big pete, is your carb leaking around the bowl gasket area? If so, I had the same issue on my left carb even after installing a new gasket. I bent the bail wire that holds the bowl to the carb body slightly to increase the pressure on the bowl and it still wanted to seep a little. I ended up putting a very small amount (and I mean very small amount) of black gasket sealer on both side of the gasket and it sealed right up.
As a rule I never use any kind of a gasket sealer on a carb but I had one bowl giving me fits so I broke my rule. I figured it was a thin enough amount that I should have no trouble getting the bowl back off when. It might tear the gasket but I always have a spare laying around.
Thank you both very much for your replies It does seem strange that the carbs never leak from the overflow pipe ,so i may well try the gasket sealer .
Since the carbs are mounted at an angle, it appears to me that at proper float height, the fuel level is sitting right at the front edge of the bowl so it would have a chance to leak there before the fuel got to the overflow port.
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The American Journal of Managed Care Special Issue: Health Information Technology
Improving Adherence to Cardiovascular Disease Medications With Information Technology
William M. Vollmer, PhD; Ashli A. Owen-Smith, PhD; Jeffrey O. Tom, MD, MS; Reesa Laws, BS; Diane G. Ditmer, PharmD; David H. Smith, PhD; Amy C. Waterbury, MPH; Jennifer L. Schneider, MPH; Cyndee H. Yonehara, BS; Andrew Williams, PhD; Suma Vupputuri, PhD; and Cynthia S. Rand, PhD
Information Retrieval Pathways for Health Information Exchange in Multiple Care Settings
Patrick Kierkegaard, PhD; Rainu Kaushal, MD, MPH; and Joshua R. Vest, PhD, MPH
The 3 Key Themes in Health Information Technology
Julia Adler-Milstein, PhD
Leveraging EHRs to Improve Hospital Performance: The Role of Management
Julia Adler-Milstein, PhD; Kirstin Woody Scott, MPhil; and Ashish K. Jha, MD, MPH
Electronic Alerts and Clinician Turnover: The Influence of User Acceptance
Sylvia J. Hysong, PhD; Christiane Spitzmuller, PhD; Donna Espadas, BS; Dean F. Sittig, PhD; and Hardeep Singh, MD, MPH
Cost Implications of Human and Automated Follow-up in Ambulatory Care
Eta S. Berner, EdD; Jeffrey H. Burkhardt, PhD; Anantachai Panjamapirom, PhD; and Midge N. Ray, MSN, RN
Primary Care Capacity as Insurance Coverage Expands: Examining the Role of Health Information Technology
Renuka Tipirneni, MD, MSc; Ezinne G. Ndukwe, MPH; Melissa Riba, MS; HwaJung Choi, PhD; Regina Royan, MPH; Danielle Young, MPH; Marianne Udow-Phillips, MHSA; and Matthew M. Davis, MD, MAPP
Adoption of Electronic Prescribing for Controlled Substances Among Providers and Pharmacies
Meghan Hufstader Gabriel, PhD; Yi Yang, MD, PhD; Varun Vaidya, PhD; and Tricia Lee Wilkins, PharmD, PhD
Health Information Exchange and the Frequency of Repeat Medical Imaging
Joshua R. Vest, PhD, MPH; Rainu Kaushal, MD, MPH; Michael D. Silver, MS; Keith Hentel, MD, MS; and Lisa M. Kern, MD
Information Technology and Hospital Patient Safety: A Cross-Sectional Study of US Acute Care Hospitals
Ajit Appari, PhD; M. Eric Johnson, PhD; and Denise L. Anthony, PhD
Automated Detection of Retinal Disease
Lorens A. Helmchen, PhD; Harold P. Lehmann, MD, PhD; and Michael D. Abràmoff, MD, PhD
Trending Health Information Technology Adoption Among New York Nursing Homes
Erika L. Abramson, MD, MS; Alison Edwards, MS; Michael Silver, MS; Rainu Kaushal, MD, MPH; and the HITEC investigators
Electronic Health Record Availability Among Advanced Practice Registered Nurses and Physicians
Janet M. Coffman, PhD, MPP, MA; Joanne Spetz, PhD; Kevin Grumbach, MD; Margaret Fix, MPH; and Andrew B. Bindman, MD
The Value of Health Information Technology: Filling the Knowledge Gap
Robert S. Rudin, PhD; Spencer S. Jones, PhD; Paul Shekelle, MD, PhD; Richard J. Hillestad, PhD; and Emmett B. Keeler, PhD
Overcoming Barriers to a Research-Ready National Commercial Claims Database
David Newman, JD, PhD; Carolina-Nicole Herrera, MA; and Stephen T. Parente, PhD
The Effects of Health Information Technology Adoption and Hospital-Physician Integration on Hospital Efficiency
Na-Eun Cho, PhD; Jongwha Chang, PhD; and Bebonchu Atems, PhD
The American Journal of Managed Care > Special Issue: Health Information Technology – Published on: January 14, 2015
Usage of a health information exchange system at the point of care reduced the occurrence of repeat imaging procedures in a multi-payer community sample.
Medical imaging, which is expensive, is frequently repeated for the same patient within a relatively short period of time due to lack of access to previous images. Health information exchange (HIE) may reduce repeat imaging by facilitating provider access to prior images and reports. We sought to determine the effect of an HIE system on the occurrence of repeat imaging.
We conducted a cohort study of adult patients who consented to participate in a community-based HIE system in an 11-county region in New York. Using data from 2009-2010, we linked log files of provider HIE usage to administrative claims data from 2 commercial health plans. Using generalized estimation equations, we measured the association between HIE system access and repeat imaging within 90 days.
Of 196,314 patients in the cohort, 34,604 (18%) of patients had at least 1 imaging procedure, which was equivalent to a rate of 28.7 imaging procedures per 100 patients. Overall, 7.7% of images were repeated within 90 days. If the HIE system was accessed within the 90 days following an initial imaging procedure, imaging was significantly less likely to be repeated (5% repeated with HIE access vs 8% repeated without HIE access, P <.001). HIE system access reduced the adjusted odds of a repeat image by 25% (95% CI, 13%-35%).
Use of the HIE system to access previous patient information was associated with a reduction in repeated imaging.
Am J Manag Care. 2014;20(11 Spec No. 17):eSP16-eSP24
Health information exchange (HIE) systems allow providers electronic access to patient information from other sources. Current federal policies support the adoption of these types of systems in order to change healthcare utilization patterns. Repeated imaging is a type of utilization that is potentially common and costly.
In an 11-county community, 7.7% of medical imaging procedures were repeated within 90 days.
The community has a regional health information organization that facilitates access to prior patient information at the point of care.
Use of the HIE system was associated with a 25% lower odds of repeat imaging.
Medical imaging is common and costly,1,2 and is also often repeated over time for a given patient. Repeat imaging may be appropriate if it is being used to determine a change in a patient's clinical condition. However, some repeat imaging is ordered because providers do not have easy access to previous medical images. 3-5 In those cases, repeat images may be ordered even if access to existing images would have provided sufficient clinical information.6,7
Previous studies estimate that between 9% and 40% of all medical images are repeated, regardless of the reason for the repeat imaging.8-12 These estimates have some limitations because they were derived from the experiences of single institutions, consider only 1 type of imaging, or are based on consensus reports. The frequency and timing of repeat imaging in typical community-based settings, where the majorityof healthcare is delivered, are not clear. These are important statistics, however, because knowing the frequency and timing of repeat imaging could inform the design of interventions to reduce repeat imaging and inform expectations of their effects.
One important intervention that could reduce the frequency of repeat medical imaging is electronic health information exchange (HIE). HIE allows providers electronic access to their patients' clinical information, including images and radiologists' reports interpreting those images, even if it was collected by providers in other healthcare organizations.13 HIE has been implemented in several communities across the United States, but the effectiveness of HIE for reducing the frequency of repeat medical images is not clear. The results of previous studies have been mixed: some studies found that technology that enabled access to prior patient information was associated with fewer repeat images while other studies found no effect.14-19 Previous studies have also not compared the relative effects of HIE across different imaging modalities (eg, computed tomography [CT] and ultrasound).
Our objectives were: 1) to measure the frequency and timing of repeat imaging in a community-based setting, and 2) to determine the association between provider usage of an HIE system and repeat imaging, including by type of medical imaging. Our study may be highly generalizable because it took place in a multi-payer, multi-provider community that used a commercially available HIE system.
We conducted a longitudinal cohort study of patients and their medical imaging procedures in 2009-2010 in the Rochester, New York, region. This study was part of a broader evaluation of New York's Health Care Efficiency and Affordability Law for New Yorkers (HEAL NY) Capital Grants program by the multi-institutional Health Information Technology Collaborative.20 The Institutional Review Boards of Weill Cornell Medical College and the University of Rochester approved the study protocol.
This study evaluates an HIE system implemented by the Rochester Regional Health Information Organization (RHIO).21 Supported in part with funding from the New York State Department of Health under the HEAL NY Capital Grants program, the Rochester RHIO is a nonprofit organization that facilitates information exchange among more than 70 healthcare organizations in western New York.22 The Rochester RHIO has implemented an HIE system to enable authorized user access at the point of care to patient information collected from multiple providers and locations.
Users access the HIE system via a Web-based portal and can view data on patients' demographic information, diagnoses, medication history, radiology reports, laboratory results, and discharge summaries from participating providers.23,24 The HIE receives data from a variety of sources, including insurance providers, hospital systems, ambulatory practices, radiology groups, reference laboratories,and others. The system, which operates with an opt-in model for patient consent, became fully operational in March 2009 and now includes more than 800,000 patients. At the time of the study, the system had 1318 users in 156 different outpatient, emergency, inpatient, and long-term care settings. More than two-thirds of the region's hospitals and physicians participate.25
First, we used healthcare claims from 2 commercial health plans, which insure approximately 60% of the Rochester area population. We included patients 18 years and older who were continuously enrolled in one of these plans from 2009 to 2010. Additionally, patients had to have provided consent during the same period to the Rochester RHIO to have their data in the HIE system viewed by providers. Providers may only access data after patients provide consent, except in emergency situations. The claims data were then submitted by the plans to a third-party data aggregator. Then the data aggregator used a roster of consented patients, provided by the Rochester RHIO, to select patients' claims. We required that patients have at least 1 encounter (eg, an office visit, hospitalization, or emergency department [ED] visit) with a provider participating in the HIE in the 6 months following the patient's date of consent. The data aggregation company categorized Current Procedural Terminology (CPT) codes by modality (such as ultrasound) and body region (see eAppendix).
The second data source was the Rochester RHIO itself, which provided us with the system log files from the HIE system for the same time period as the claims file data set. The HIE system automatically records user activities, such as the patient record viewed and date of access. We matched these log files to the claims based on a common patient identifier, the dates of usage, and the dates of the imaging procedures.
We defined a single imaging procedure as the unique combination of modality and body region on a calendar day for a given patient. Because one imaging procedure may be documented by multiple claims, we created a single indicator for a procedure regardless of the number of CPT codes used in billing. For example, if a female patient had 3 different CPT codes associated with mammography on a single calendar day, we classified these discrete CPT codes as belonging to a single imaging procedure. In contrast, if a patient had multiple imaging procedures for different body regions on the same day (eg, a CT of the pelvis and a CT of the abdomen), these were classified as 2 different procedures. Only those procedures during the first 3 months (out of the rolling 6-month time period for each patient) were eligible to be index procedures; this strategy ensured that every imaging procedure could be followed for 90 days. The selection of imaging procedures for inclusion in the study is illustrated in the Appendix.
Our outcome of interest was a repeat imaging procedure. We applied a 90-day follow-up period to every index imaging procedure, and looked for the first occurrence of an additional imaging procedure using the same modality for the same body region. We selected 90 days as the primary time period for repeat imaging based on previous studies from the literature.11,26
The primary independent variable for our analysis was any usage of the HIE system for a patient who received imaging. We defined usage as any access of the HIE system after the initial imaging procedure (starting on the next calendar day) and before either the repeated procedure date (if any) or the 90-day mark, whichever came first.
From the claims files, we also collected patient characteristics and healthcare utilization. Patient characteristics included age, gender, and insurance status (grouped into private payer, Medicare managed care, or Medicaid managed care/state-subsidized private insurance product). We measured patient disease severity as the count of major Aggregated Diagnostic Groups (ADGs) in the 12-month period prior to consent, using the Johns Hopkins AdjustedClinical Groups Case-Mix System.27,28 ADGs are non–mutually exclusive groupings of diagnoses, so we did not include diagnoses elsewhere in our models. Additionally, we calculated the number of primary care visits, specialty care visits, ED/urgent care visits, and admissions that occurred in the 90 days after the initial procedure or up until the imaging procedure was repeated.
We structured the data set as a procedure-level data set, allowing each patient to contribute multiple imaging procedures. We calculated both the frequency of imaging and repeat imaging overall and by modality. We also calculated when (in days) during the follow-up period any repeat imaging occurred.
We measured the frequency with which providers accessed HIE data overall. We then determined whether the characteristics of patients whose data were accessed via the HIE were different from the characteristics of patients whose data were not accessed, using t tests for continuous variables and χ2 tests for dichotomous variables.
We modeled the binary outcome of repeat imaging using a binary logit model with generalized estimating equations. We chose this method because it accounts for the clustering that occurs with repeated measures. With the exception of the patient, we treated all other measures as fixed effects. We exponentiated parameter coefficients to express odds ratios (ORs). We adjusted for the following clinically relevant patient-level variables: payer type, age, gender, number of primary care visits, number of specialty care visits, number of ED/urgent care visits, number of admissions, and the count of major ADGs. We conducted stratified analyses for the 3 modalities with sufficient sample sizes: CT, ultrasound, and radiographs.
Frequency of Medical Imaging and Repeat Imaging
The entire cohort consisted of 196,314 patients. The first 3 months of claims for the patient cohort included 68,296 claims for imaging procedures. After de-duplication (removing multiple claims associated with the same imaging procedure and those that had no body region identified), we were left with 56,306 imaging procedures. Overall, 17.6% (n = 34,604) of patients had at least 1 imaging procedure, equivalent to a rate of 28.7 imaging procedures per 100 patients. As displayed in Table 1, the most common imaging modalities were radiographs (43.7% of all imaging procedures), CT (16.4%), ultrasound (16.4%), mammography (10.0%), and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) (6.8%). Although we considered 23 different modalities, these 5 accounted for more than 90% of all imaging procedures.
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Landscape connectivity, the extent to which a landscape facilitates the movements of organisms and their genes, faces critical threats from both fragmentation and habitat loss. Many conservation efforts focus on protecting and enhancing connectivity to offset the impacts of habitat loss and fragmentation on biodiversity conservation, and to increase the resilience of reserve networks to potential threats associated with climate change. Loss of connectivity can reduce the size and quality of available habitat, impede and disrupt movement (including dispersal) to new habitats, and affect seasonal migration patterns. These changes can lead, in turn, to detrimental effects for populations and species, including decreased carrying capacity, population declines, loss of genetic variation, and ultimately species extinction. Measuring and mapping connectivity is facilitated by a growing number of quantitative approaches that can integrate large amounts of information about organisms' life histories, habitat quality, and other features essential to evaluating connectivity for a given population or species. However, identifying effective approaches for maintaining and restoring connectivity poses several challenges, and our understanding of how connectivity should be designed to mitigate the impacts of climate change is, as yet, in its infancy. Scientists and managers must confront and overcome several challenges inherent in evaluating and planning for connectivity, including: •characterizing the biology of focal species; •understanding the strengths and the limitations of the models used to evaluate connectivity; •considering spatial and temporal extent in connectivity planning; •using caution in extrapolating results outside of observed conditions; •considering non-linear relationships that can complicate assumed or expected ecological responses; •accounting and planning for anthropogenic change in the landscape; •using well-defined goals and objectives to drive the selection of methods used for evaluating and planning for connectivity; •and communicating to the general public in clear and meaningful language the importance of connectivity to improve awareness and strengthen policies for ensuring conservation. Several aspects of connectivity science deserve additional attention in order to improve the effectiveness of design and implementation. Research on species persistence, behavioral ecology, and community structure is needed to reduce the uncertainty associated with connectivity models. Evaluating and testing connectivity responses to climate change will be critical to achieving conservation goals in the face of the rapid changes that will confront many communities and ecosystems. All of these potential areas of advancement will fall short of conservation goals if we do not effectively incorporate human activities into connectivity planning. While this Issue identifies substantial uncertainties in mapping connectivity and evaluating resilience to climate change, it is also clear that integrating human and natural landscape conservation planning to enhance habitat connectivity is essential for biodiversity conservation.
Rudnick, D., Beier, P., Cushman, S., Dieffenbach, F., Epps, C.W., Gerber, L., Hartter, J., Jenness, J., Kintsch, J., Merenlender, A.M., Perkle, R.M., Preziosi, D.V., Ryan, S.J., and S. C. Trombulak. The Role of Landscape Connectivity in Planning and Implementing Conservation and Restoration Priorities. Issues in Ecology. Report No. 16. Ecological Society of America. Washington, DC.


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Mississippi Governor Congratulates "Harry Azcrac" On His Graduation
BY Steph Bazzle	May 23, 2020
The 2019-2020 school year ended a little differently than most, but that doesn't mean that students are skipping the senior prank. In Mississippi, one sneaky student managed to catch the state's governor in a trick that's getting nationwide attention. Slipping fake names into a list is a classic, and fortunately, Governor Tate Reeves kept his sense of humor, congratulating the prankster after he realized his error.
[Photo by JIM WATSON/AFP via Getty Images]
Governor Tate Reeves was performing a virtual graduation ceremony and reading off a list of names when he stopped suddenly, clearly realizing what he'd just read: "Harry Azcrac." As the clip circulated social media, Governor Reeves was appreciated for his role as the, ah, "butt" of the joke, and even retweeted it, joking that perhaps in his next celebration, he could include a student named "Ben Dover."
Reeves should also be on the watch for students named Bea Hind, Mike Rotch, and Mr. I. P. Freely.
Reeves says that the student who submitted the name "Harry Azcrac" could have a future as a Simpsons writer. Bart was known for his pranks on bartender Moe Sizlack. It was a regular theme on the show that Bart would call the bar, and ask for a patron with a made-up name (such as Seymour Butts or Hugh Jass), which Moe would say aloud to the amusement of the crowd.
(Parts of the following video may not be appropriate for a work environment.)
The changes in schedule this year have been stressful for students, teachers, and parents, and as senior pranks go, this one broke some tension and was pretty harmless. Even the governor was able to get in on the fun and appreciate the humor.


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Lutefisk on the Menu at First Lutheran Church
A famous Scandinavian fish dish, it has brought the people together in the church basement for more than 20 years.
Katharine Huntley,
DULUTH, Minn. – Each year the first Wednesday of December the First Lutheran Church in Duluth celebrates with lutefisk feast.
The lutefisk is dried then soaked in lye and water so it swells and turns into a filet.
The fish was a traditional part of the Scandinavian Christmas holiday feasts for many years.
First Lutheran used to boil it, but now make it their own way.
"Us ladies got involved and we decided we're not going to boil the fish anymore we're going to slather it with butter, sprinkle it with seasoned salt, and put it in the oven and bake it," said Beatrice Ojakangas, who has been working with the lutefisk dinner at the church since the tradition started.
Despite the weekend's snowstorm hundreds of people still came out, many who have been coming for years and look forward to the event every time.
"It is the community that happens down here just the love and the fun in the kitchen and seeing all the people come down it's just really fun even though I don't personally like it it's really fun for the people who love lutefisk," says Catherin Anderson, who has had a hand in preparing the lutefisk for 25 years.
Even though some people might not enjoy the gelatinous consistency of the fish, most are there for more than just the lutefisk.
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Jan Matłachowski (ur. 13 sierpnia 1879 w Brzeżanach, zm. po 1931) – polski nauczyciel, działacz społeczny.

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Był wyznania rzymskokatolickiego. W C. K. Gimnazjum w Brzeżanach ukończył: ze stopniem celującym Ia klasę w 1890, II klasę w 1891, ze stopniem pierwszym IV klasę w 1893, ze stopniem I. z odznaczeniem w 1895 VI klasę, w 1897 VIII. Studiował na Uniwersytecie Franciszkańskim we Lwowie.

2 sierpnia 1899 w sali ratuszowej we Lwowie staraniem Towarzystwa polskiej młodzieży rękodzielniczej im. Kilińskiego odbył się uroczysty wieczór dla uczczenia pamięci Wiśniowskiego i Kapuścińskiego. Akademik Matłachowski przemówił na wstępie, wskazał na ideje którym młodzież zostanie wierną i zapewnił, że młodzież akademicka zawsze szła ręka w ręką z rzemieślnikami, szczególnie w sprawach narodowych, wreszcie oddał hołd pamięci bohaterów. W latach 1898-1900 był stypendystą Zakładu Narodowego im. Ossolińskich. Wieczorem 22 listopada 1901 w sali teatru ludowego przy ul. Zimorowicza we Lwowie uszestniczył w walnym zgromadzeniu Czytelni akademickiej we Lwowie. W listopadzie 1901 uszestniczył w wiecu polskiej młodzieży akademickiej, który odbył się w Czytelni akademickiej.

25 sierpnia 1908: został nauczycielem rzeczywistym; C. K. Rada szkolna krajowa reskryptem (l. 2536 Pr. lub 253 Pr.) nadala Janowi Matłachowskiemu, zastępcy nauczyciela w C. K. Gimnazyum w Brzeżanach posadę nauczycieiską w C. K. Gimnazjum w Buczaczu.

W niedzielę 17 września 1911 w sali polskiego «Sokoła» odbyło się walne zgromadzenie członków Koła Towarzystwa Szkoły Ludowej w Buczaczu, na którem przewodniczący Koła Jan Matlachowski oraz zastępca Hełczyński, inspektor podatkowy zdali sprawozdanie z czynności ustępującego zarządu Koła oraz zostali wybrani ponownie. Wygłosił słowo wstępne podczas uroczystego wieczorka, który 18 lub 19 maja 1912 odbył się w sali polskiego «Sokoła» w Buczaczu w ramach obchodow rocznicy uchwalenia Konstytucji 3 maja. 17 kwietnia 1913 został profesorem C. K. Gimnazjum w Buczaczu. W październiku 1918 Minister wyznań i oświaty przyznał VIII. klasę rangi profesorom Gimnazjum w Buczaczu Janowi Matłachowskiemu i Henrykowi Rose. Przez pewien czas był prezesem Towarzystwa Szkoły Ludowej w Buczaczu.

Mianowany dyrektorem Państwowego Gimnazjum w Drohobyczu od dnia 1 listopada 1919 (reskrypty Ministerstwa Wyznań Religijnych i Oświecenia Publicznego z 30 października 1919 L. 13589/IIS, Rady Szkolnej krajowej z 16 listopada 1919 L. 9058). 12 stycznia 1920 objął urzędowanie w Gimnazjum państwowym im. Króla Władysława Jagiełły w Drohobyczu. Uczył historji i geografji. Zastępca przewodniczącego, członek Wydziału wykonawczego tudzież Urzędu dyscyplinarnego Rady szkolnej powiatowej w Drohobyczu, prezes Towarzystwa bursy polskiej im. Adama Mickiewicza, prezes Koła przyjaciół harcerstwa polskiego w Drohobyczu.

Otrzymał urlop płatny celem poratowania zdrowia na czas od 1 września do 31 października 1929 r. (reskrypt Kuratorjum Okręgu Szkolnego Lwowskiego z 24 sierpnia 1929, Nr II–I1839/29), przedłużenie płatnego urlopu dla poratowania zdrowia do końca stycznia 1930 r. (reskrypt Kuratorjum Okręgu Szkolnego Lwowskiego z 19 października 1929 Nr II-13604/29). Przeniesiony w stan spoczynku 31 października 1931 dekretem Ministra W.R. i O.P. z 9 października 1931 Nr B.P.–7044/31 i rozporządzeniem Kuratorjum Okręgu Szkolnego Lwowskiego z 20 października 1931 Nr II.–16575/31.

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Bibliografia
 Sprawozdanie Dyrekcji Państwowego Gimnazjum im. Króla Władysława Jagiełły w Drohobyczu za rok szkolny 1928/29 z uwzględnieniem dziesięciolecia 1918-1928. Drohobycz, 1929, 105 s.

Linki zewnętrzne
 Sprawozdania szkolne Gimnazjum w Buczaczu na stronie Pedagogicznej Biblioteki Cyfrowej
 Sprawozdania szkolne Gimnazjum w Buczaczu na stronie Podkarpackiej Biblioteki Cyfrowej
 Sprawozdania szkolne gimnazjum w Drohobyczu zdigitalizowane i opublikowane w Podkarpackiej Bibliotece Cyfrowej
 Sprawozdania szkolne gimnazjum za lata 1928/1929, od 1929 do 1932, 1933/1934 zdigitalizowane i opublikowane w Śląskiej Bibliotece Cyfrowej

Absolwenci Gimnazjum Brzeżańskiego
Absolwenci i studenci Uniwersytetu Franciszkańskiego we Lwowie
Członkowie Towarzystwa Szkoły Ludowej
Dyrektorzy Gimnazjum Drohobyckiego
Galicyjscy nauczyciele
Ludzie urodzeni w Brzeżanach
Nauczyciele Gimnazjum Buczackiego
Polscy działacze społeczni
Polscy nauczyciele geografii
Polscy nauczyciele historii
Urodzeni w 1879
Zmarli w XX wieku

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It's funny how inspiration works sometimes. I had made a number of trips during January to the Southern Sierra with unusually low snow conditions, having had a great time roaming around the hills in the area. A storm system came through in the beginning of February which I assumed would cut off access to many of the roads with a fresh layer of snow. Matthew had been inspired by my reports to pay a visit himself which he did over the the long Presidents' Day weekend, also reporting excellent conditions with low snow. This in turn inspired me to give the area another look - perhaps it hadn't snowed there as much as I had assumed. And so I found myself heading to the Sierra once again at the end of February, hoping I might be able to reach some of the peaks around the Sherman Pass area that I had been denied before. I came equipped with chains this time, expecting they would allow me to drive up and over the 9,200-foot pass. My first stop would be an easier peak that can be accessed most of the year, one I had run out of time for the previous trip.
Following directions given in Jenkins' guidebook, I drove in the previous night to the trailhead for Yellow Jacket, several miles of dirt road up the east side of the Kern River Canyon. Unofficially named, Yellow Jacket has more than 900ft of prominence though barely 6,000ft in height. It overlooks the Kern River about five miles north of Kernville. The road was steep and narrow in places, carved precipitously out of the mountainside with some serious dropoffs, but negotiable in any vehicle with moderate care. Though not signed in anyway, the TH features a wide, flat turnout that was ideal for sleeping comfortably and made turning the car around a breeze. I was on my way shortly after 6:30a following up the ravine described by Jenkins. The rest of their route description is unnecessarily complicated, climbing out of the ravine and traversing diagonally upwards towards the main ridgeline. This involves more ups and downs and deviations to get around obstacles than is really necessary. I found that simply following the ravine to its conclusion offers a relatively easy route up with minimal bushwhacking. The creekbed was dry and the ravine/canyon shady, making for a pleasant hike in the early morning. Cattle graze these slopes in season and have provided some useful paths to find one's way upcanyon. Just before the canyon reaches a saddle with the main massive to the east, I started up the steep, grassy slopes on the left towards Yellow Jacket. Looking over the saddle to the north one can get a good view of Falls View Peak about seven miles further north with much the same topography as Yellow Jacket (both have a saddle with the main massive, running along the N-S Kern faultline, both are prominent from, and overlook the Kern River Valley).
By 8a I had reached the false summit directly above and west of the saddle where I got my first view of Yellow Jacket's summit. From here it's only about 15 minutes of rocky scrambling down to a notch and then up to the highpoint at the north end of the ridge. Unlike my recent visits, there was no smoke to obscure the view looking north, though there was some haze to the south over Lake Isabella. A 2009 register reported that the previous register had been soaked via improper storage and been rendered mostly unreadable. Someone had taken the time and effort to save some of these pages and sealing them in plastic, the oldest dating to around 1998. For the most part the peak sees few visitors, perhaps one party a year on average. On the return I started to follow the ridge south from the false summit, thinking I'd take the route suggested by Jenkins. But I found this somewhat tedious and eventually dropped down one of the grassy slopes on the left and returned via the canyon I had ascended. There was some poison oak in this canyon, but not very much and it was just starting to leaf out making it easy to identify. I was back by 9:30a thinking I had plenty of time for the next adventure. So far, everything was running like clockwork.
I spent the next hour driving back down to the pavement and then north and east towards Sherman Pass. I managed to drive to over 8,000ft before being stopped by snow. No problem, I had chains with me this time. It did not take long for things to start to go south. I had used the chains on the van before and was confident I'd have little problem again. To my surprise, I found that the chains were just a tad small and I couldn't latch them closed despite my best efforts. I probably spent half an hour pulling the chains in various directions to stretch them out, but could get the last quarter inch I needed to close them. Another car drove up during this time, an older couple in a small car. I struck up a conversation with them, explaining what I was doing and asking if they had 4WD. Like me, they had only front-wheel drive but were wondering if they might make it to the summit. Without chains, I suggested it was unlikely. The gentleman explained that they just wanted to reach the restaurant at the summit. When I replied that there was no restaurant, they corrected themselves, saying, "Well, it's more like a bar, we think." No, there's no bar, nothing but a parking lot at the summit I went on further, asking perhaps if they meant the place in Kennedy Meadows. "Yes, that might be it," they offered hesitantly, but I dashed those hopes my explaining it was still more than 20 miles away - IF they got over the pass, that is. In the end they decided on prudence and didn't test their vehicle to the unknown snow conditions ahead. This turned out to be wise indeed, because there would soon be no doubt in my mind that they would have been stuck shortly.
I went back to my task of trying to fit the chains, but was only further frustrated. I took to reading the sizes indicated on the box and discovered that my tire size was not listed on there. Apparently, when I last got a set of tires, I was given a slightly larger one since I know when I bought the chains that the correct size had been indicated. Ok, but what to do? I was so close. I decided that perhaps if I let some air out of the tire they would shrink enough to make it work. Since I had a tire pump with me, it would be easy enough to pump them back up after getting the hooks clasped. Alas, this didn't quite seem to work either, as I found the tire bulging at the pavement added enough extra volume to offset any savings I had by deflating the tires. Ok, I thought, I can jack up the tire to get it off the ground. So I went about unpacking or moving enough stuff inside to get the jack out and lifted up the driver's side. I found that if I reduced the pressure to near zero, I could just get the chains clasped. Success! So I next got out the electric pump and started reinflating the tire while I went about starting to let the air out of the passenger side. An hour had gone by, but I now had a solution and would soon be on my way. Or so I thought.
I had just about completed letting all the air out of the other tire when the noisy pump suddenly went silent. Not good, I thought, now that I've got no pressure in this other tire here. I went around to the driver's side and noted that I had 20lbs of pressure before it had quit. Good enough for this side, but the other side has essentially no air. I flipped the switch off and on and it made a quick chirping start before dying again. Hmmm. Perhaps I had overheated the thing. I read the instructions on the pump and found that they recommend never running it for more than ten minutes at a time. It had been running for about that long I thought. It further recommended letting it sit for 20 minutes before using it again. Ok, so the overheating theory was gaining traction and it seemed I just needed to let it rest to reset the circuit breaker. Stupid pump. I took to reading my book while waiting impatiently, trying the switch again after ten minutes but finding nothing. I set the pump in the snow to help it cool faster and waited the recommended time and then some. After thirty minutes, the pump still wouldn't work. What to do? AAA would be able to help me easily if they knew I was in trouble, but there was no cell service here. I was probably 8-9 miles up the Sherman Pass Rd. It seemed unlikely anyone would be driving up here, though at least one other person had so far today. In the worst case I could hike down the road and thumb a ride to Kernville where I could get cell service and call AAA. That would take the rest of the day to resolve, no doubt, but it was a workable solution.
I then got to thinking about the pump more. Not only did the pump not work, but the built-in light didn't either. Combined with the fact that it had started up briefly again suggested to me that perhaps it wasn't an overheating problem, but maybe a loose wire shaken by the vibration of the pump while it's operating. Opening the pump housing required a phillips screwdriver. I grabbed the swiss knife from the van and was disappointed to find that although it was equipped with a corkscrew, there was no phillips screwdriver. Rats. I went through all the compartments in the van to see if I'd stashed some tools anywhere, but of course I hadn't. I then remembered I had another swiss army knife in my pack. This one, to some surprise, had the screwdriver I needed. I took out the five screws and removed the back before starting to look around at the wiring. Almost immediately a broken wire jumped out at me. Normally I would get out my soldering iron in such a case, reconnect the wire and be on my way, but of course I had no tool handy. As a kludge, I figured if I could strip off enough insulation, I could probably just twist the wire around the connection to get it to work. Using a knife blade, I stripped an inch of insulation off, twisted the wire strands together, then twisted the bare wire around the connector it had broken off of. Voila! I felt like MacGyver.
Two and a half hours later, I was finally on my way again. I drove easily over this first significant patch of snow and got perhaps a mile up the road before finding a shaded section with far more snow. I drove into about 8" of snow and got stopped with the wheels churning slowly, but going nowhere. Ouch. I put the car in reverse and was happy to have it dig it's way back out. I got out to examine the road. Someone else had driven in before me, getting perhaps five feet further before getting stopped. No one had made it past this point. Perhaps if the snow was frozen I might be able to drive it, but that was a risky venture at best and besides, it would be well into the night before it was cold enough to refreeze. While I was musing how Matthew had found conditions manageable, I suddenly realized he probably hadn't come up over Sherman Pass but had taken the Canebrake Rd on the east side of the range. Doh! I hadn't even thought to ask him about this (but did later). Well, here I was, about a mile further than the last time I had come up here, but far too committed to drive all the way around to the other side. Besides, the peak I wanted most was Sirretta North which was still easier from this side of Sherman Pass. I had an additional advantage over last time in that I had also brought snow shoes with me, something I could have used the previous month. Doing some rough calculations on the route and remaining daylight, I decided I could probably get to Sirretta and back just before, or perhaps just after the sun went down, depending on conditions. I quickly gathered up my gear, strapped on the snowshoes, and headed out.
Sirretta North is just under 10,000ft with almost 1,700ft of prominence. It is just three feet higher than the SPS summit of Sirretta Peak, less than half a mile the south. Though pretty much unknown, Sirretta North is the highest peak in the Southern Sierra south of the Golden Trout Wilderness, a stretch of more than 70 miles. It can most easily be reached from the south via Big Meadow, a hike of less than four miles, one way. In wintertime the road to reach Big Meadow is gated closed, making the approach from the north via Round Meadow Rd the easiest, a distance of about 5.5 miles. It was this route that I planned to use with the aid of snowshoes.
I reached the junction of Round Meadow Rd and Sherman Pass Rd in about 15 minutes, then spent the next hour hiking along the road to Round Meadow and beyond to Mosquito Meadow. There was 3-6" of snow on most of the road, snowmobiles having conveniently packed it for easier foot travel. There were some dry sections of road that called for the snowshoes to come off, but more than 80% of the route was covered in the white stuff. I passed by several trail junctions along the way and a speed limit sign I would be hard pressed to exceed. At Mosquito Meadow I took a spur road to the left that led somewhat higher than the main road, ending near a ravine where I planned to begin ascending towards the main ridge. From this point I was just over a mile and a half from the summit and it would take me the better part of the next hour to complete the cross-country route to the base of the rocky summit. I left my snowshoes at the bottom of the summit on the west side, then scrambled the easy class 3 rock for the last 30ft or so to reach the highest point.
Looking south, Sirretta Peak stands out looking a tad higher, but I know that is an illusion - the two points have been carefully measured by the USGS, or so they have reported. The views are fine in all directions save to the east where trees block much of the view. To the north one can see to the High Sierra stretching from Mineral King to the Whitney Area, almost 50 miles distance. I found a register left by John Vitz in 2010. To some surprise, Eric Su had visited only four months earlier. It's unusual for seventeen year-olds to be seeking out obscurities at such a young age, and I wondered if he perhaps climbed it by accident while looking for Sirretta Peak as had been done by at least one other person who signed the register.


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Typically, about 98-99% of them fail miserably.
use their minds to succeed.
to ask questions seems severely impaired.
can be combined with "brain entrainment" sounds.
> are much more powerful.
to whom we ould start selling such products.
See also "Insight & Focus Audio CDs"
exploring this potential business further.
individual improvement in the world.


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So we (David and I) chased Breighton in full toddler style all around the playground. It is a great playground now after the second remodel which FINALLY led to it being fully gated in! Anyway, Breighton really enjoys the "sand pit" and was having a blast. As I stood and watched there was a young boy (3) who was nose to nose with another boy who looked the same age. They were arguing about something (peace in middle east? the presidential debates? *shrug*) and one of the boys (the 3 year old…very tiny kid btw) took off his belt and folded it in half and started to snap it. He was toe to toe with the other boy and finally the kid without the belt stepped back. Breighton was about 2 feet away and I walked and squatted down between B and the "Belt wielder"… really to protect B just in case the kid went berserk! I asked the kid holding the belt what was wrong. He told me that the girls wouldn't put a door in their sandcastle (obviously a grand reason to de-belt and threaten other kids). I suggested he build his own sandcastle and he just kind of stared at me. I looked around and there were NO parents in sight for any of the 8+ kids in the area. NONE! Who takes their kids to a playground and doesn't supervise… oh wait… LOTS of parents! I offered a few more words of encouragement to try to get the kid to put the belt back on and go play something else. I got nowhere and we decided it was time to go! I picked up Breighton and washed off his hands and feet in the new bathroom and we headed home. As we drove away the boy walked up to the girls sandcastle and stuck his finger in it, obviously making the door that drove him to near violence.
The whole way home and still to this moment I am ANGRY at people. I think it is great that parents take their kids to playground and out to socialize. But they need to supervise their children. I was expecting a fight to break out on the playground between an ANGRY 3y/o and 3 other kids all under 8! Why was I nervous about this? These are the kids that would be in school with Breighton. It scares me to think that a 3 y/o would act the way this boy did. This is the kind of kid that will be wielding guns and gang tats before he can legally drive… heck probably before he can tie his own shoes (probably at least a while… he was wearing velcro!). I feel sad for these children in a way. What are their parents doing to them or siblings that a 3 year old would even comprehend taking off a belt to use it as a weapon. Sponge Bob surely doesn't teach this?! Does he?!
It is moments like this that I am HAPPY to be a stay-at-home-mom and be actively involved in the growth and development of our son.
So a note to you parents out there that frequent the playgrounds… I am watching you! Are you watching your kids? Supervise your kids, teach them morals and values and not violence! If we want a better world for our kids, it needs to start at home!
I sooooo know whatcha mean. I see these buggers in the store ALL the time…sigh…and sometimes these kids are WITH the parents and still do this kind of stuff.
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Love Island star Sophie Gradon died by suicide after taking cocaine and alcohol
She was aged just 32 when she died last summer
Sophie Gradon died by suicide after taking cocaine and alcohol, an inquest has ruled.
The Love Island star was found dead at her parents' home on June 20, 2018.
Her brother Ryan drove to her home after he became worried about her due to her lack of activity on social media. He sadly discovered her body at the house in Ponteland, Northumberland last summer.
Coroner Eric Armstrong issued a warning to others saying that the combination of the drink and drugs made people more likely to harm themselves in a sitting in North Shields, North Tyneside this morning.
"Mr Armstrong heard that the besotted partner had been worried about Ms Gradon when he noticed a lack of activity on her social media, and he went round with his brother and made the distressing discovery," reports The Sun.
Her death came just 20 days her boyfriend Aaron Armstrong tragically died in similar circumstances in England .
Last month, Love Island contestant Mike Thalassitis was also found dead .
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Round 3 of the five-race 2009 SCORE Desert Series, the second-oldest desert race in the world and part of the World's Foremost Desert Racing Series, will feature over 275 entries, competing in 28 Pro and 6 Sportsman classes for cars, trucks, motorcycles and ATVs. It will be held June 4-7 in Ensenada, Mexico. Traditionally one of the most popular events on the SCORE schedule, over 100,000 spectators are expected to enjoy the world's best desert racers in action at this year's 41st anniversary of the Tecate SCORE Baja 500.
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The awards celebration will be held poolside at the San Nicolas Hotel on Sunday, June 7 at 10 a.m.
Current SCORE official annual sponsors are: BFGoodrich Tires-official tire, Volkswagen of America-official vehicle, Sunoco Race Fuels -official fuel supplier, Bilstein-official shock, Instant Mexico Auto Insurance-official Mexican auto insurance, Slime-official tire sealant and Red Bull--official energy drink. Associate sponsors are: Tecate Beer, Coca-Cola of Mexico, Las Vegas Events, Terrible Herbst Inc., Blue C Enthusiast Advertising, SignPros, P.C.I. Race Radios, McKenzie's Performance Products and Advanced Color Graphics.
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Vol. 9 (2022): Geology of the Intermountain West /
Basin-range uplift and canyon cutting in 3 million years, Kingston Canyon, Piute County, southwestern Utah
Peter D. Rowley Geologic Mapping Inc.
Robert F. Biek Utah Geological Survey
David B. Hacker Department of Geology, Kent State University
DOI: https://doi.org/10.31711/giw.v9.pp1-11
Keywords: Sevier, Bryce, Kingston, Basin and Range
The Sevier Plateau is a gently east-tilted, block-faulted range in the High Plateaus transition zone of southwestern Utah. Part of this range underwent basin-range deformation, including at least 6000 feet (1800 m) of uplift, in a 3-million-year time span. The north-south range, whose southern end is just north of Bryce Canyon National Park, was uplifted and tilted by the Sevier fault zone along the western side. Kingston Canyon is a deep, east-west antecedent canyon that cut through the range and maintained itself during uplift. The deformation took place between 8 and 5 Ma, constrained by isotopic dating of pre-uplift rhyolite flows (8 Ma), now exposed on the crest of the range, and a post-canyon-cutting rhyolite dome (5 Ma), now in the bottom of Kingston Canyon. This episode of uplift and canyon cutting represents the most closely constrained example known in the Great Basin and adjacent transition zone of main-phase uplift by basin-range faults.
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Effect of a condensed tannin containing forage (sericea lespedeza), fed as pellets, on natural and experimental challenge nematode infection in lambs (GS05-047)
Grazing Forages High in Condensed Tannins and its Effect on Fecal Egg Counts in Meat Goats (FNC05-564)
Effect of a grazing sericea lespedeza as a treatment padock for controlling natural nematode infection in lambs (GS07-059)
Topics: Animal Production, Animal Protection and Health, Feed/Forage, Goats, Livestock, Parasite Control, Sheep
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Orphaned and roaming the streets of Dembi Dollo at five years old, Natinael had a life of hardship that no child should ever experience. A family eventually gave him shelter, allowing him to sleep on their mud floor, but with no food he continued to be hungry, eating leftovers thrown out from restaurants.
We could not walk past him, we had to intervene and thanks to Natinael's sponsor we are now meeting all his needs. He now has a loving foster family, sleeps in a comfortable bed and receives regular meals.
He loves attending our Abdi Academy where he receives the best education in town and is able to enjoy a carefree childhood. It's amazing how far he's come and he came 4th in his class in his end of year exams. Natinael really understands the difference that the opportunity of school and loving care has made in his life, he told us:
"My life is changed a lot since I started to get help from Stand by Me. Now, I have good family to live with and a nice bed and house. I don't worry for my food and clothes. Before I fear, worry and feel sad when the night begins as I have no place to sleep but now all that bad situations are passed and I am living a happy life. There is a great change for me. I never celebrated my birthday before but now through the help of my sponsor and guardian, I am able to celebrate. I never never expected this will happen for me."
For children like Natinael who have experienced great adversity, a sponsor's involvement helps them know they are valued, precious and loved. With a sponsor standing by them, they can thrive and become all they are created to be. Sponsor a child today and give them the love and care they deserve but never expected!
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