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News | Implantable Cardioverter Defibrillator (ICD) | September 18, 2019
Early ICD Use Prolongs Survival After Coronary Stenting
DAPA trial finds substantial benefit in implantable cardioverter defibrillator use 30-60 days after primary PCI in patients at high risk of death
September 18, 2019 — Early use of an implantable cardioverter-defibrillator (ICD) after primary coronary intervention lengthens survival in patients at high risk of death after ST-segment elevation myocardial infarction (STEMI). The late-breaking results from the DAPA trial were presented in a Hot Line Session at the European Society of Cardiology (ESC) Congress 2019, Aug. 31-Sept. 4 in Paris, France, together with the World Congress of Cardiology.
First author Danielle Haanschoten, M.D., of Isala Hospital, Zwolle, the Netherlands said, "The results of the DAPA trial indicate that certain high-risk patients may benefit from early ICD implantation after primary percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI). However, the study was stopped prematurely. Therefore, more research is needed to support these findings."
ESC guidelines recommend prophylactic ICD implantation at least six weeks after myocardial infarction in ischaemic etiology. [1] American guidelines recommend prophylactic ICD implantation at least 40 days after myocardial infarction and at least 90 days after revascularization.[2]
Haanschoten said, "Advice to delay ICD use is based on the fact that implantation within 40 days was not studied in MADIT II and SCD-HeFT and did not show a survival benefit in two primary prevention trials (DINAMIT and IRIS). It has been unclear which patients might gain from a prophylactic ICD to reduce sudden cardiac death after primary PCI."
The aim of the DAPA trial was to examine whether ICD implantation between 30 and 60 days after primary angioplasty for STEMI would provide a survival benefit in patients at high risk of death.[3] High risk was defined as at least one of the following: primary ventricular fibrillation, left ventricular ejection fraction below 30 percent, Killip class 2 or higher, or TIMI flow less than 3 after primary PCI.
Patients were randomly allocated to prophylactic ICD implantation or optimal medical therapy. The primary endpoint was all-cause mortality after at least three years of follow-up for each patient. Secondary endpoints were cardiac death and sudden cardiac death.
The trial was halted prematurely in 2013 on advice of the data safety monitoring board due to a slow inclusion rate. A total of 266 patients were randomized and followed-up for a median of nine years.
ICD implantation significantly lowered the risk of all-cause and cardiac mortality. All-cause mortality occurred in 24.4 percent of the ICD group versus 35.5 percent in the control group, with a hazard ratio (HR) of 0.58 (95 percent confidence interval [CI] 0.37–0.91). The rate of cardiac death was 11.4 percent in the ICD group and 18.5 percent in the control group (HR 0.52; 95 percent CI 0.28–0.99). Rates of sudden cardiac death were not significantly different between groups.
Haanschoten said, "The all-cause mortality curves started to diverge before the first year and the beneficial effects of prophylactic ICD use were preserved throughout the nine-year follow-up. The survival advantage of ICD implantation was mainly driven by a reduction in cardiac mortality."
She concluded, "Together with results of previous trials, the DAPA trial may contribute to early selection of high-risk patients who will profit from an ICD after primary PCI for STEMI. The unexpected ending of the study is an important limitation and further studies are needed before any change in practice can be considered."
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1. Priori S.G., Blomström-Lundqvist C., Mazzanti A., et al. 2015 ESC Guidelines for the management of patients with ventricular arrhythmias and the prevention of sudden cardiac death. Eur Heart J. 2015;36:2793–2867. doi:10.1093/eurheartj/ehv316.
2. Al-Khatib S.M., Stevenson W.G., Ackerman M.J., et al. 2017 AHA/ACC/HRS Guideline for management of patients with ventricular arrhythmias and the prevention of sudden cardiac death. J Am Coll Cardiol. 2018;72:e91–e220. doi: 10.1016/j.jacc.2017.10.054.
3. Ottervanger J.P., Ramdat Misier A.R., Zijlstra F., et al. Implantable defibrillator early after primary percutaneous intervention for ST-elevation myocardial infarction: rationale and design of the Defibrillator After Primary Angioplasty (DAPA) trial. Am Heart J. 2006;152:636–640.
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Aino Kallio-Ericsson (May 25, 1917, in Mikkeli – May 28, 2018, in Helsinki) was a Finnish architect, most notable for her work on the Lycée franco-finlandais d'Helsinki in 1956.

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Cries for war were increasing at Darlington and agent Miles grew concerned. He wrote that "'The Chiefs are very much provoked and discouraged…and express the fear that, should nothing be done…and another raid be maid upon them, that it will be impossible for them to restrain their young men from making a like raid on the frontier of Kansas.'"<ref>Quoted in Haley,45</ref>Again, nothing was done to punish the white criminals and the robberies and poaching continued.
[[File:buffhunterscalped1868nearftdodge.jpg|thumbnail|300px|A buffalo hunter discovered near Fort Dodge, December, 1868. The victim has been scalped. ]]
At Fort Sill, agent Haworth was faced with the same problem in that his Indian wards were suffering the same deprivations as those at Darlington. Agent Haworth wrote that "'Since the Indians have camped near the agency, over one hundred head of their stock have been stolen and taken into Texas ̶ ̶ ̶ and none recovered.'"<ref>Quoted in Haley, 47.</ref>Compounding the problem of the robberies was the fact that the horse thieves were at times forced to kill other white men and did so in a manner that suggested the killings were perpetrated by Native Americans. They took scalps, which was the tradition of Native Americans, and convinced the frontier citizens that that it was the South Plains Indians who were guilty. Agent Haworth defended the tribes and wrote, "'I am fully convinced that many of the offences charged to the Indians are committed by white men in disguise.'"<ref>Quoted in Haley, 48.</ref>
At Fort Sill, agent Haworth was faced with the same problem in that his Indian wards were suffering the same deprivations as those at Darlington. Agent Haworth wrote that "'Since the Indians have camped near the agency, over one hundred head of their stock have been stolen and taken into Texas ̶ ̶ ̶ and none recovered.'"<ref>Quoted in Haley, 47.</ref>Compounding the problem of the robberies was the fact that the horse thieves were at times forced to kill other white men and did so in a manner that suggested the killings were perpetrated by Native Americans. They took scalps, which was the tradition of Native Americans, and convinced the frontier citizens that it was the South Plains Indians who were guilty. Agent Haworth defended the tribes and wrote, "'I am fully convinced that many of the offenses charged to the Indians are committed by white men in disguise.'"<ref>Quoted in Haley, 48.</ref>
At Fort Sill, agent Haworth was faced with the same problem in that his Indian wards were suffering the same deprivations as those at Darlington. Agent Haworth wrote that "'Since the Indians have camped near the agency, over one hundred head of their stock have been stolen and taken into Texas ̶ ̶ ̶ and none recovered.'"[13]Compounding the problem of the robberies was the fact that the horse thieves were at times forced to kill other white men and did so in a manner that suggested the killings were perpetrated by Native Americans. They took scalps, which was the tradition of Native Americans, and convinced the frontier citizens that it was the South Plains Indians who were guilty. Agent Haworth defended the tribes and wrote, "'I am fully convinced that many of the offenses charged to the Indians are committed by white men in disguise.'"[14]

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Schammasch - The Maldoror Chants: Hermaphrodite album review
Ambitious Swiss crew embark on a new odyssey
By Dean Brown published 29 May 17
Swiftly following their Triangle triple album, Schammasch return with the first of a number of releases exploring the 19th century poetic novel, Les Chants de Maldoror by Comte de Lautréamont. Centred around a protagonist who opposes God and renounces morality's conventions, this long-prose poem certainly lends itself thematically to an ambitious metal act. Across the 30-minute run-time, Schammasch favour the developing quasi-industrial post-metal aspects of their sound. And while there are familiar opaque ambient passages and spoken-word sections, there's some magic missing due to the suppression of the band's black and death metal forces, this first chapter proving to be fairly uneventful save for the tense forward thrust of Chimerical Hope. It might also be a case of too much too soon, given how we're still absorbing its sprawling predecessor. But because of the band's past accomplishments, it would be remiss to pass final judgement until The Maldoror Chants has been presented in full.
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A snippet for Dawn Knox, an "Aftermath" contibutor
Tell me about your story in Aftermath - but don't give any spoilers!
I have two stories in Aftermath, the first, is called Lifeline and is a story about Lily, a girl whose social life has been cut short by lockdown. However, she's doing her best to live her life to the full. She does this using technology which she recognises is her lifeline, allowing her to adapt to the restrictions placed on her and the rest of the world during such a difficult time. Jack the Lad is a story about a young man with no thought for others at a time when people needed to have more thought and consideration, not less.
What inspired you to write this?
Lifeline was inspired because one of the things that struck me most about the pandemic was my reliance on technology - and I don't think I was alone. Not only did it allow me to connect to the outside world, it gave me the means to actually expand my world. I joined a book club in Hawaii and became involved in writing projects with the members there (unusual, because I live in the UK!). I joined a critiquing writing group consisting of members who live north, south, east, west and central UK! Obviously, without Zoom, we'd never manage to meet weekly as we've been doing for the last few months. And there were other friends, old and new, who I made an effort to contact during that time. Then, there were the online talks and courses… I could go on. It also struck me that I'm fortunate in that although lockdown didn't affect me as much as it did others, it must have been hard for the young who hadn't really begun their lives and, of course, those who lived alone. The final part of the story was inspired by a book I'd just finished writing with friend, Colin Payn called The Future Brokers mybook.to/TheFutureBrokers but I won't say why!
The second story, Jack the Lad came to be written because of something that struck me about the pandemic, and that was the kindness and consideration of many and the rudeness and thoughtlessness of others. And of those who acted inconsiderately, their seeming inability to realise how irresponsible they were being.
Why did you think it important to contribute to this collection?
I have three stories in Covid 19: An Extraordinary Time, A collection of responses written during 2020 where I wrote about my thoughts at the beginning of lockdown. However, when there was an opportunity to write something for Aftermath, I wanted to consider life once I'd adjusted to the restrictions and also to think about future implications. These two books will be a record of views, opinions, hopes, fears and thoughts of a time that is unique in the world's history. They will probably be more pandemics, but 2020 will be remembered as the first where the world closed down, country by country.
How have you coped with the pandemic?
My family and I have coped very well. We've been very fortunate as I know many others have suffered in many ways. Writer friends have mentioned being unable to write but for me, I've had more time to work and have turned to technology to help me to be more efficient. I'm really a loner and so long as I have my family around me, I'm happy, but those of my friends who are more gregarious seem to have found the time really challenging. I sometimes feel guilty that I've been so happy! I'm also grateful for the new opportunities I've taken advantage of during this time.
Can you tell us about your other publications?
I have several books published by Gill - two hopefully humorous books entitled The Basilwade Chronicles and The Macaroon Chronicles. There are plans for a third book called The Crispin Chronicles, written in a similar style. Gill also published a collection of my sci-if and speculative fiction stories entitled Extraordinary. Books are available here from the Bridgetown Cafe Bookshop http://www.thebridgetowncafebooksshop.co.uk/search/label/Dawn%20Knox My most unusual book is The Great War -100 Stories of 100 Words Honouring Those Who Lived and Died 100 Years Ago. It was unexpected, in that I didn't set out to write a book, just a few drabbles. But as the number of 100-word stories grew, the idea formed to put them together into a book. This is the book I always say contains my heart and soul. Available here from Amazon mybook.to/TheGreatWar100 I also have an interest in historical romance and so far, I have nine stories published as large print paperbacks with one more on the way. Mostly, I've written stories set during the first and second World Wars but recently I've become interested in the 18th century, especially the transportation of convicts to the newly-established colony of Sydney, New South Wales. My latest romance, however is contemporary and has some sci-if elements, so it's a departure from history. But my next planned story will be back in the late 18th and early 19th centuries in Sydney. Books are available here from The Reading House https://thereadinghouse.co.uk/search?type=product&q=Dawn%20Knox For more publications by Dawn Knox, Amazon Author Page http://mybook.to/DawnKnox
A continuing response by writers to the Covid19 pandemic in 2020 and during the ongoing aftershocks in 2021, this collection is of work by writers we have published before and whom we trust, and their trusted colleagues. When disasters strike writers respond and react in words. They share with us their hopes and fears. They describe and rationalise.
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The School Leadership Show
It's Time to be More Productive and Get Things Done
Jenn David-Lang makes her fifth appearance on the show. She still holds the record. And there's a reason I keep talking to Jenn - I always learn so much. Jenn produces The Main Idea (http://www.themainidea.net/), a monthly summary of a current education book. Jenn has over 30,000 subscribers and has an incredible perspective on all things education. We talk about David Allen's updated edition of his classic Getting Things Done: The Art of Stress-Free Productivity. We get into Allen's organizational system to help "people with too much to do and too little time," Jenn's words.
You can reach Jenn at her website for The Main Idea (www.themainidea.net). I'm a happy subscriber of The Main Idea and a big fan of Jenn's work. She's offered to send listeners of this episode a free summaries of Getting Things Done if you send her an email at J.David-Lang@TheMainIdea.net. It's definitely worth the time. Enjoy this interview with Jenn David-Lang.
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It's Time to be More Productive and Get Things Done: Jenn David-Lang on Getting Things Done


Many of this year's client newsletters will include articles revolving around the theme of "memories." When we talk with our clients, we realize that many of you have done and experienced some amazing things. We'd be happy if you'd share in our "Memories" theme by telling us about some of your memories. If you'll allow us publish them in our client newsletter, that'd be great.
Our April newsletter contained an article on why write your memoirs. You can find the full version of that article on our blog (or contact us for a copy). But the short answer is: writing your memoirs helps you share your memories with friends and family – and help them better understand you.
If you already keep a journal or diary, summarizing that is the easiest way to start writing memoirs. Few of us journal faithfully, though, so there are several other starting points. Of course, sifting through your memories chronologically is a great way to start.
Why did my mother scold me on that occasion?
Oh, right, it was because my ball chipped the frame of that painting.
Another starting point can be objects linked to memories: the most obvious ones are photo albums but recollecting the houses you've lived in, the cars you've driven, heirloom furniture, pieces of jewelry or collections of stamps, coins or cards can also inspire.
Yet another starting point might be what you feel made you or your family different from those around you. What did you take pride in? What were and are your quirks? Or what seemed commonplace to you back then that is surprising now, in retrospect?
Sometimes, it's very helpful to have a target audience in mind. And, sometimes, the best audience is just one person. Imagine you are writing these memoirs specifically for your son, daughter, niece, nephew or friend. What kinds of memories, experiences, journeys or insight would most captivate that person or group? What do you have in common? What differences are important enough to be bridged or explained? How can you challenge your audience? What can you teach them? What have you learned from them?
Finally, and most importantly, start writing. Choose a quiet place and a block of time without distractions, if possible. Start with bullet points – as many as you can think of in a short time – then write a few sentences around each one. For each event or time period, try to remember, to the best of your ability, how you felt, what problems you faced, what you did to solve them, what others around you did and why.
It may take some time to find a "groove" in writing. If you're not able to find your inspiration or you're getting distracted, it be worthwhile to try a different time of the day or day of the week. Once you get going, you may find writing down your thoughts and memories very therapeutic but if you write something negative about someone (even if could potentially be perceived as negative), it's best not to show your writing to anyone else: there are legal issues that arise and a future article in this series will discuss those. However, if you're able to keep your writing positive and up-beat, you might be surprised at how much you can write – after all, you are the undisputed, world-wide, all-time top expert on the subject!
Anil Balaram has been Ideal Carpet Cleaning's part-time Marketing Manager since 2015. Anil was raised in Ottawa and works full-time as a software engineer. He and his wife have three children.


These three editions of Georges Rodenbach's Bruges-la-Morte are in fact three very different books. The first edition, pictured left and dating from 1986, was published by Babel. The second edition, an English translation by Mike Mitchell, was published by Dedalus in 2005. And the third edition, pictured right, was published in 1998 by Flammarion.
The Babel version, edited by Christian Berg, does not reproduce a single one of the 35 photographs reproduced in the original book version: his is a purely textual edition. Strangely enough, however, it does include eight pages of documents that are inserted, for some reason, in the middle of chapter four. Among these documents one finds, for instance, the pieces pictured below: a frontispiece by Fernand Khnopff for an edition by Flammarion, a portrait of the author, and a copy of a manuscript page. Strangely enough, the Babel edition does include the foreword by Rodenbach in which he notes that his intention is to evoke "the Town as an essential character, associated with states of mind, counselling, dissuading, inducing the hero to act", and that he thus wanted his readers to feel the town's influence, to "experience for themselves the shadow cast over the text by the tall towers" (I'm quoting from the Dedalus translation). Needless to say, readers will have to turn to another edition if they want to see the photographs chosen by Rodenbach.
Mike Mitchell's English translation, published by Dedalus (2005, rptd. 2007), includes none of the original photographs, but it does include a selection of recent photographs taken by Will Stone (who translated "The Death Throes of Towns", an essay on Bruges by Rodenbach dating from 1888 and which is also included in the book): 17 photographs are to be found in the text of Bruges-la-Morte, and a further six in the text of "The Death Throes of Towns". This decision, to include these contemporary photographs, was taken, Stone says, because it was thought this might be "more interesting" and that this might "stimulate debate". Stone also notes that "despite the passing of time, it was clear that a number of those views to be found in the original images were being reproduced or at least ones which curiously evoked them".
Although I'm opposed, on principle, to the idea of changing the pictures – they are as much a part of the book as the punctuation, say – it is in fact an interesting experiment – although one which yields some anachronisms, given that some photographs feature cars – and it does stimulate debate. Paradoxically, however, it will only do so if readers are familiar with or have access to the original photographs: how else could readers compare the former with the latter? For that, readers must turn to the 1998 Flammarion version, edited by Jean-Pierre Bertrand and Daniel Grojnowski. Not only did they restore the original photographs to their proper place, but they also provide an informative introduction and much that is interesting in a "documentary file" at the end of the book.
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Debunking Quentin Tarantino's 'Mockery' of Bruce Lee
Brad Pitt in 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.'
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Good stories from around the globe. Essays and immersion, into the harrowing, the sweet, the surprising — the human.
Because real-life tough guys need to be heeded.
OZY takes to streets across the globe with a simple question: "How was your day?"In this occasional series, OZY takes to streets and neighborhoods across the globe to ask a simple question: "How was your day?"
By Eugene S. Robinson
The Daily Dose AUG 09 2019
Bob Calhoun
The real story of Bruce Lee's confrontation with a grizzled Hollywood stuntman is far more complex than what's depicted in Quentin Tarantino's Once Upon a Time … in Hollywood.
The scene pisses me off, but there's a grain of truth to it.
Brad Pitt as broken-down stuntman Cliff Booth kicks Bruce Lee's (Mike Moh's) ass on the set of The Green Hornet in Once Upon a Time … in Hollywood, Tarantino's epic revisionist history of Tinseltown. Pitt gets to look cool, while Bruce Lee — a breakthrough Asian film star — is turned into kooky Asian comic relief akin to Mickey Rooney sporting yellowface as the Japanese landlord in Breakfast at Tiffany's. And with all of Pitt's punchlines and Moh's pratfalls, the older White dudes in theater 11 at the Century 16 Bayfair in San Leandro cackled like crazy.
LeBell lifted [Bruce] Lee onto his back in what's called a fireman's carry and ran around the set with him. "Put me down or I'll kill you!" Lee screamed.
Bruce Lee's daughter, Shannon Lee, called the portrayal of Lee in Once Upon a Time … in Hollywood a "mockery." While she's not wrong, there actually was a stuntman who locked horns with Lee on the set of The Green Hornet in 1966.
He's now 87 years old and enjoying semiretirement in Sherman Oaks, California, after a career crashing cars, being set on fire and wrestling bears. "Judo" Gene LeBell was known in the business as the toughest man alive, and I should know since I co-authored his autobiography, The Godfather of Grappling.
According to LeBell, Lee was a working stiff on the set of The Green Hornet but was kicking the shit out of the stuntmen. They couldn't convince him that he could go easy and it would still look great on film. The show's stunt coordinator, Bennie Dobbins, needed a ringer to deal with Lee, so he called in Judo Gene.
Gene LeBell on the set of 'Bionic Woman.'
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LeBell says when he got to the set, Dobbins told him to put Lee "in a headlock or something."
So LeBell went up and grabbed Lee. "He started making all those noises that he became famous for," LeBell said, "but he didn't try to counter me, so I think he was more surprised than anything else."
Then LeBell lifted Lee onto his back in what's called a fireman's carry and ran around the set with him.
"Put me down or I'll kill you!" Lee screamed.
"I can't put you down or you'll kill me," LeBell said, holding Lee there as long as he dared before putting him down, saying, "Hey, Bruce, don't kill me. Just kidding, champ."
Back on his feet again, Lee didn't kill LeBell. Instead, Lee recognized that the lack of grappling was a deficiency in the Jeet Kune Do style of martial arts he was developing. So Lee trained with LeBell for a little over a year with LeBell showing Lee armbars, leg locks and takedowns, and Lee schooling LeBell in kung fu kicks.
After training with LeBell, Lee incorporated grappling moves into his film fighting. He finishes off Chuck Norris with a chokehold in Way of the Dragon (1972) and beats a young Sammo Hung with an armbar in Enter the Dragon (1973).
"I didn't go to Hong Kong with him for Enter the Dragon, but when he came back, he told me, 'I did this armbar to show you,'" LeBell recalled. Lee died before Enter the Dragon — his ultimate career accomplishment and posthumous breakthrough as a global movie and martial arts star — but he did return to Hollywood after completing the film in a frantic bid to line up his next projects.
While they trained together, LeBell became Lee's favorite kicking dummy in episodes of The Green Hornet and Longstreet. "He really liked the way I took falls for him," LeBell says.
Quentin Tarantino behind the scenes of 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.'
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When I talked to LeBell last night, he was blissfully unaware that Brad Pitt was playing a cowboy fantasy version of him in Once Upon a Time … in Hollywood.
"It's a lot of bullshit," LeBell said. "But you can't eat glory."
But actually knowing LeBell makes Tarantino's fiction all the more galling. In his cute little scene, Tarantino sells both Lee and LeBell short.
When LeBell scooped Lee up on the set of The Green Hornet, he was already a world-class martial artist when there weren't that many in the United States. LeBell was a two-time national judo champion. He had also trained and wrestled at the Kōdōkan in Tokyo, the mecca of judo. He had fought and won what many consider to be the first mixed martial arts fight when he took on ranked light heavyweight boxer Milo Savage in 1963.
LeBell's mother, Aileen Eaton, was the top boxing and wrestling promoter in Los Angeles, so LeBell was learning chokeholds from guys like Ed "Strangler" Lewis when he was just 7 years old. LeBell parlayed his pain-inducing skills into careers in martial arts, professional wrestling and Hollywood stunt work, making him the ultimate ass-kicking Renaissance man, as well as a true son of the City of Angels.
And this is what it took to just pick up Bruce Lee and clown him during a TV shoot. Somebody like Brad Pitt's Cliff Booth would have just been one of the guys begging the show's stunt coordinator to call in Judo Gene. So when LeBell asks me to track down Tarantino to set the record straight, the only thing I can do is say yes.
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Okay you Spook men, did any of you ever do Top Gun at Yuma? Or hot pad duty at Key West (Boca Chica)? Or smuggle Coors back to the east Oceana in a blivet?
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Quote from: jje1960 on November 23, 2011, 03:48:05 PM
O my the memories... Flat out, F4, my favorite ever. I remember when the top speed was not listed (most probably would have torn the airframe apart). I was stationed at Kaneohe Bay, 84'-87'. Came close to the back seat ride, requested for my re-enlistment... real close, like that week then someone got wind of it and no-go . Had a few friends on the VMFA side, I was over attached to 2/3 in 3rd Combat Engineers.
I feel we were lucky because any flight that did not need the RIO in the back seat we enlisted got to ride. Bombing flights were really fun. We did have to go through a training course that included a high altitude chamber and sitting in and firing an ejection seat. I have pics I took during some flights but they are packed away.
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Quote from: Molaker on November 23, 2011, 11:19:35 PM
While with VMFA 212 in Hawai 2 of our F4s with 2 flight crews and support crew that included me were sent to Miramar for TopGun and each of us were awarded a TopGun Patch. While with VMFA 531 at El Toro we went to Yuma for a month and one of the things I remember from that was one of our F4s dropped his bombs late and wiped out several Mexican's cows that had to be paid for.
Coors beer I took 2 6-packs back to Hawaii is a carryon bag and when they inspected it all he said was good choice.
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No Coors in a blivet. Do remember the brown shirts surrounding a blivet on a F-4 returning to the ship from Cubi Pt. San Miquel at sea -- priceless!!
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San Migel was hard enough to drink at Cubi Pt. not to mention having it warm on the ship. I preferred Bloody Mary's at the Sky club just after duty section muster, the boss said something about biting the dog that bit me, so I went along. Hangover city. Oh to be young again.
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Quote from: rogertre on November 24, 2011, 05:22:30 PM
After 65 days on Yankee Station a warm San Miguel wasn't that bad. Especially with a sweet young thing sitting on your lap at the Copacabana or East End Club. Just watch out for the butterfly knife, though. With those short mini-skirts, I never did figure out where they kept those dang things.
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Saw some limited action in the Mediterranean. I recall after 3 weeks at sea sitting in a bar in Barcelona with 2 shipmates drinking 5 cent a bottle Thor beer while feeling the hand on my knee of the blond young lady that sat down beside me - when the shore patrol came and ordered all personnel back aboard ship. Seems the British had just bombed Cairo, ships were sunk in the Canal, and that phase of the continuing mid east crisis had just begun. The 6th fleet Destroyer force was immediately ordered into the area.
Aside from that, "What am I dong here" moment - would not trade my Navy time for any other facet of my life. Also, my Dad was exNavy (a pharmacist Mate) and was very proud of me for joining the Navy as I did.
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USN '55-'59. Home ported at the Destroyer piers in Norfolk..........
........... would not trade my Navy time for any other facet of my life. Also, my Dad was exNavy (a pharmacist Mate) and was very proud of me for joining the Navy as I did.
Bob it appears we were in the Navy during the same period of time, but oceans apart. The young lady with her hand on my knee had black hair.
Your mention of the pride your Dad had in your Naval Service brought a humorous (for some) memory back to mind..........
My mother had six brothers; five of whom were regular ARMY with considerable battle experience in Europe during WWII. To that poor southern Illinois farming family, any reference to Americas Fighting Forces was synonymous with the word ARMY. When a much younger brother later joined the Navy, my mother asked him why he had joined the Navy, and his answer was, "to stay out of the Army".
I'm sure he was simply stating his preference to serve in the Navy v/s the Army, but my mother apparently saw his actions as less than a sign of bravery, since years later, when I joined the Navy and my own brother joined the Marines, I recall hearing her tell anyone who asked, that she had "one son in the Armed Forces and one in the Navy".
I suppose I should have corrected her, but I never did. It hurt a little at the time, but makes for a funny story now.
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Quote from: glen54737 on November 26, 2011, 08:11:43 PM
That could be depressing.
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Quote from: Wendy on November 26, 2011, 08:14:12 PM
To me the Arizona memorial was never depressing. A solemn appreciation for those it entombs and a reminder of the cost of freedom, but never depressing. The memorial was completed just before my first Hawaii visit on board the USS Midway. The liberty launch taking us from Ford Island to mainside passed by the memorial and it was thrilling to be able to stand at attention and render a salute as we passed.
When I was aboard the USS Buchanan, DDG-14, as part of the Commissioning Crew, we did our shakedown cruise to Hawaii. We pulled in the morning of the dedication of the Arizona Memorial. Manned the rail in whites for what seemed like hours. It is an inspiring memorial which does remind all what it takes to preserve our freedom in difficult times.
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Jim: On that 478 vs 490, I also noticed it was a poor photo of mine. I think I had copied a small version of the original shot. It pixelated pretty bad. I believe the F4 was also the largest fighter that the U.S. ever used in combat.
If I'm not mistaken, the F4 used an Allison engine, which I did some testing of when I worked for them in 1955-56.
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If were talking about the F-4 Phantom, built by McDonnel Douglas, it had engines made by GE. The GE J-79 was a single spool, variable pitch compressor with afterburner. I think it had 17 stage compressor and 3 stage turbine. May be wrong on my numbers after 35 years and lots of beer. In full afterburner it consumed something like 36000 pounds of fuel per hour. That was per engine. Amazing engine.
Quote from: Ron from Big D on November 27, 2011, 09:19:05 AM
The F4 used two J-79 (General Electric) engines. The F3 Demon had an Allison J-71. Maybe that's what you worked on.
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More my feeling about it too.
I think "depressing" was the wrong word. What I meant was perhaps "somber." There's a very strange feeling when you see it and when you're standing there on the monument.
Yea, somber is the word. I remember going over to Ford Island, was stationed at Kaneohe... can't believe it was like 26 yrs ago already... definitely a quite moment on the memorial.
It was 54 years ago for me
The boat was in drydock that pointed directly at the memorial it was right in front of me as i climbed the ladder every time I left.
I was there at the same time sure is hard to beleive that much time has passed. I was 19 and now my grandson is almost 2.
The F-14 was a good bit larger than the F-4, I saw several times F-14's going off the cats over 65,000 pounds and likely would go off a lot heavier with a full load of ordnance. My favorite aircraft doing a supersonic pass was the RA-5C Vigalante, talk about a large aircraft, also had the J-79's as I remember.
Quote from: mypursuit on November 27, 2011, 09:38:53 AM
I believe that was the same engines they used on the B-52's except it had eight of them. I was raised under the flight path to McCoy AFB....they would rattle the windows on take-off.
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Residents in Lincolnshire pay £500 a month to scam mail criminals
As part of an ongoing project between Lincolnshire Trading Standards and Lincolnshire Police, officers have, so far, visited 40 county residents to find out why they are responding to scam mail and to share information about current scams.
Mrs Jean Gibbons, 76, from Lincoln, was visited after her mail was intercepted. She said: "I had no idea that these prize draws and lotteries were scams until Trading Standards visited and told me they were. They showed me examples of similar scams which had conned others out of thousands of pounds. I was shocked!
"I am so relieved they found me and have been able to give me good advice for the future. They have helped open my eyes and I now feel confident that I can identify scam mail and dispose of it safely."
Eve Wrighton, trading standards officer with Lincolnshire County Council, said: "Criminals do their best to come up with deceptive means of conning people out of their money. Scam mail is cleverly crafted to look enticing, genuine and authentic. This could not be further from the truth. All these scammers aim to do is to take as much money from people as possible and run."
Kirsty Toyne, principal trading standards officer at Lincolnshire County Council, added: "Scam Mail is a significant and serious issue across Lincolnshire. We need to help people from falling foul of this scam mail.
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"As a local authority, we have a responsibility to ensure our vulnerable people are protected from financial abuse, and as such we will do what we can to help them. We will work with victims, carers, the police and other agencies to reduce the risk and harm to Lincolnshire residents."
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Q: C# - Is it Possible to Iterate GC Heap? I'm not sure whether the following questions are valid.To educate myself i am just asking.
( 1 ) Can I programmatically iterate the GC Heap of all generations ?
( 2 ) Is it possible to watch how does the GC operate on my assembly by launching a thread ?

A: The answers to you questions are:

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*Unfortunately no, you cannot.  The CLR's garbage collector works in a mark, sweep, compact pattern so in between runs there is no information about the heap (other than size of the heap or the current generation of a specific type instance) that would allow you to iterate all objects in it.

*The best way to monitor the GC is to use perfmon and watch (or log) the CLR memory counters.

A: I was searching the internet a while ago for an answer to the same question but I didn't find any way to iterate the GC heap programically.
If you just need to watch this information for debugging purposes you can launch WinDbg and load the SOS extension. than you can use the !dumpheap extension command to see exactly what objects are on the GC heap. you can also use dotTrace's memory profiling mode if you have it.

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Shri Kshethra Dharmasthala Rural Development Project, popularly known as SKDRDP, is a charitable trust promoted by Dr. D. Veerendra Heggade. SKDRDP concentrates on the empowerment of people by organizing Self-help Groups (SHGs) on the lines of Joint Liability Groups (JLGs) and provides infrastructure and finance through micro credit for the rural people.
The Shri Kshethra Dharmasthala Rural Development Project encompasses all aspects of enriching the rural life. It is currently expanding its developmental activities to all the districts of Karnataka. SKDRDP is active with its Community Development Programs throughout the state. The core strengths of the organization are the blessings of its promoters, dedicated band of workers, good will of the stakeholders and above all a comprehensive program to better the living environment of the chosen areas. During the Financial year 2015-16 SKDRDP has extended its area of operation to cover the state of Karnataka completely.
SKDRDP® is registered under the Charitable Trust Act of 1920 in the office of Sub-Registrar, Government of Karnataka, Belthangady Taluk, Dakshina Kannada District in the year 1991.
SKDRDP began to play its role in transfer of technology, providing infrastructure, and providing finance through micro credit. Besides, the project concentrated on the empowerment of rural women and hence began 'Jnanavikasa Program'. In response to the social needs of the area the SKDRDP innovated into activities like Janajagruthi, Community Development, Siri etc.
At the time of inception, a village-level worker known as 'Sevaniratha' would approach the stakeholder families, sit with them to prepare a five year development plan and assist them to implement the same. The Dharmasthala temple has given the required material support like equipment, seed materials on a charity basis. In keeping with the HR policy of the organization, the supervisory staffs were promoted from the sevaniratha cadre in the prevailing areas. This provided a great opportunity for the youngsters to show their oraganisational skills in the new area. Now sevaniratha are replaced by Sevaprathinidhis.
In order to give opportunities to the housewives and unemployed young women in rural areas who have time and inclination to do social work, SKDRDP has developed a new cadre called the Sevaprathinidhi, who work in their spare time and support the SHG movement in the village. Most sevaprathinidhis are women and this has positively affected women men ratio in the organisation. Now sevaniratha are replaced completely by Sevaprathinidhis.
Large quantities of rice was distributed during the initial decades as a compensation for the families while they worked in their own lands. The concept of 'Food for work' was implemented by SKDRDP, with a view to develop the lands. Thus the initial decade of SKDRDP can be considered as the charity phase.
In the early 90s, on review of the project, it was realised that mere charity does not give the desired result. Hence SKDRDP adopted the self-help mode by organizing Self-help Groups (SHGs), more on the lines of Joint Liability Groups (JLGs).
SKDRDP as a BC and BF : SKDRDP took an active part in implementing the financial inclusion plan of the government of India by working as Banking Correspondent and Business Facilitator (BC and BF) in all the areas of its operation. Under the programme SKDRDP is promoting Self Help groups enabling the poor people in the remote villages to access banking facilities at their door steps. SKDRDP is BC and BF to State Bank of India, Union Bank of India, Canara Bank, Corporation bank, IDBI bank, Pragathi Krishna Grameen Bank, Vijaya Bank and Syndicate Bank.
1 Executive Director 1
2 Regional Director 8
3 Director 41
4 Project Officer 237
5 Junior Project Officer/Sr Melvicharaka/Sr Manager 51
6 Melvicharaka Grade I/Manager Grade I 2244
7 Senior sevaniratha/Senior office assistant/Driver 694
8 Junior Sevaniratha/Junior Assistant Grade I 3100
9 Sub Staff 221
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Mayo Clinic will play a key role in Apple's iPhone 6 and iOS 8 launch event on Tuesday, the Minneapolis Star-Tribune reports.
The Minnesota-based health system has been working with Apple for two years, consulting on the design of Apple's new HealthKit software and Health app. At Tuesday's launch event, Mayo Clinic staff will help demonstrate how data gets transmitted from Apple's health apps "into the more sophisticated management system of a major health center," Evan Ramstad writes for the Star-Tribune.
Mayo Clinic staff also have spent several months testing potential health care applications for the iPhone, such as a service to alert patients when their Apple apps detect abnormal health results, and help schedule them for follow-up visits.
The Minnesota health system has been one of Apple's key allies, as the world's largest company by revenue begins its plan to move into the health care market. Other hospitals are reportedly in talks to partner with Apple, too.
Mayo Clinic also is eying Apple's planned iWatch as another way to expand its outreach to consumers, Darius Tahir writes for Modern Healthcare.
Will Apple iWatch revolutionize health care? Three reasons to be cautious.
A partnership with Apple—which has sold more than 500 million iPhones—could increase Mayo Clinic's reach and awareness at a time when the health system is pushing forward with ambitious plans to grow its footprint.
Mayo Clinic is now serving more than 65 million patients through its Mayo Clinic Care Network, and CEO John Noseworthy has spoken about his goal to have Mayo Clinic serve 200 million patients by 2020 (Ramstad, Minneapolis Star-Tribune, 9/8; Tahir, Modern Healthcare, 9/8 [subscription required]).
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Part of: WRPMD'99: Preparing for the 21st Century
(No paper) The State of Florida has always been very cautious to protect it's natural resources which is the cornerstone of the State's economy. The availability to vast quantities of both fresh and saltwater has always been the allure of the State for tourism but also must serve as the water supply for the ever increasing permanent population. Florida first started the process of regulating the water supply in 1955 when the Florida Legislature created the Florida Water Resources Study Commission. This ultimately lead to the drafting of A Model Water Code which became the Florida Water Resources Act of 1972. These statutes combined aspects of riparianism with a reasonable use provision to create a set of water regulation statutes which is unique in the United States. Water in Florida is regulated by regional governmental agencies, called water management districts, which are locally funded and governed by an appointed board. This system of regional water management has served to adapt to Florida's regional differences in hydrology, geology and environmental features. Since the inception of the Florida's water law, there have been no significant statutory changes until 1997. The statutory framework allowed the regional governing bodies to create rules which would implement the Statute and consider regional application needs. In the 1990's , Florida began the process to update the Statutes to better reflect new water management information and policies which were not considered in the 1972. As the State declares that some regions are depleted of available fresh water, new issues have arisen such as the rules requiring permit applicants to compete to the use of the freshwater supply. Issues such as the establishment of statewide minimum flows and for surface and groundwater systems, local source first statutes for developing new water supplies, economic considerations for implementation of water supply restriction rules and legal procedures to allow new users to compete with existing users for available water supply sources. To avoid increased concerns over growing water supply shortages and environmental impacts from overdrafting the freshwater system, a great deal of emphasis is now being placed on proper water supply planning and funding to be sure sustainable sources are available as the State moves into the next century.
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Newcastle: Trippier available for £15m
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An update has emerged on Newcastle United target Kieran Trippier, regarding Atletico's stance on his future…
According to the Daily Mail, the Magpies target will be allowed to depart the Spanish giants if a bid in the region of £15m comes in for him.
The report claims that they are wary of losing him on a free transfer next summer and will sanction a cut-price deal if they are able to source a replacement of their own.
Would Trippier be a good signing?
Instant masterclass
Newcastle have hired Nick Hammond as a short-term transfer consultant to guide them through the January window and he could seal an instant masterclass by helping to secure a move for Trippier.
The former Reading chief could make an immediate impact by helping PIF and Eddie Howe to finalise a deal for the right-back as he could be a superb addition to the squad.
Howe's team have struggled badly at the back this season, with the most goals conceded in the division, and signing Trippier could be the first step on the road to recovery.
He has proven himself at the top level for club and country and would arrive at St. James' Park with pedigree and, potentially, a degree of expectation. The 31-year-old averaged an impressive WhoScored rating of 7.20 in La Liga for Atletico last term, producing six assists from full-back, showing that he remained consistently excellent throughout the campaign.
England boss Gareth Southgate was previously full of praise for the defender, saying:
"What Kieran has, firstly, is hugely underestimated. People are still seeing the lad that was at Spurs a couple of years ago and not the defensive animal that has grown at Atlético Madrid, trusted by one of the best and most successful coaches in the world.
Who scored more goals for Newcastle? An easy one to start...
"He gets his distances right on cover, he's good one-v-one to stop crosses and his talking is really good. There was always going to be changes to our back four and we felt that communication and organisation was an important part."
Also hailed as "outstanding" by the Three Lions manager, there is clearly plenty to like about the full-back.
Trippier has also proven his quality in the Premier League, for Tottenham. In his last season for Spurs, he averaged a WhoScored rating of 7.10 and made 3.4 tackles and interceptions per game whilst also providing one goal and three assists, highlighting his ability to make a difference at both ends of the pitch.
Therefore, Hammond could pull off an instant masterclass by signing the defender as his experience and quality could aid Howe in his efforts to steer the club clear of relegation by improving their fragile defence.
AND in other news, PIF eyeing NUFC deal for "extraordinary" 363-goal gem, he'd be "world-class" for Howe…
Article title: Newcastle: Trippier available for £15m


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When evaluating the same black student, white teachers expect significantly less academic success than do black teachers, a new study concludes. This is especially true for black boys.
"A teacher telling a student they're not smart will weigh heavily on how that student feels about their future and perhaps the effort they put into doing well in school."
The study, forthcoming in the journal Economics of Education Review and now available online, suggests that the more modest expectations of some teachers could become self-fulfilling prophecies. These low expectations could affect the performance of students, particularly disadvantaged ones who lack access to role models who could counteract a teacher's low expectations, says study co-author Nicholas Papageorge, an economist in the Johns Hopkins University's Krieger School of Arts and Sciences.
"What we find is that white teachers and black teachers systematically disagree about the exact same student," Papageorge says. "One of them has to be wrong.
"If I'm a teacher and decide that a student isn't any good, I may be communicating that to the student," he adds. "A teacher telling a student they're not smart will weigh heavily on how that student feels about their future and perhaps the effort they put into doing well in school."
The findings also likely apply beyond the education system, the researchers say, leading to racial biases in the workplace, the service industry, and the criminal justice system.
The researchers analyzed data from the Educational Longitudinal Study of 2002, an ongoing study following 8,400 10th grade public school students. That survey asked two different teachers, who each taught a particular student in either math or reading, to predict how far that one student would go in school. With white students, the ratings from both teachers tended to be the same. But with black students, boys in particular, there were big differences—the white teachers had much lower expectations than black teachers for how far the black students would go in school.
Black female teachers are significantly more optimistic about the ability of black boys to complete high school than teachers of any other demographic group. They were 20 percent less likely than white teachers to predict their student wouldn't graduate high school, and 30 percent less likely to say that than were black male teachers.
The study is co-authored by Seth Gershenson and Stephen B. Holt, both from American University.
"While the evidence of systematic racial bias in teachers' expectations uncovered in the current study is certainly troubling and provocative, it also raises a host of related policy-relevant questions that our research team plans to address in the near future," Gershenson says. "For example, we are currently studying the impact of these biased expectations on students' long-run outcomes, such as educational attainment, labor market success, and interaction with the criminal justice system."


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Celia Calderón was born in Mexico City in 1921. She died there in 1969.
Between 1942-1944 she studied at the Escuela Nacional de Artes Plasticas. In 1944 she received a scholarship for graduate work in La Escuela de Artes del Libro at UNAM, Mexico City.
From 1946 she became a teacher in Art Education. In 1947 she was a founding member of the Mexican Society of Printers. In 1950 she had her first individual exhibit.
She was granted a fellowship from the British Council for one year's studies at the Slade Art School in London. In 1952 she traveled to France and Italy.
She joined the Taller de Grafica Popular in 1952. In 1953 and 1959 she was Director of Exhibits at the TGP.
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What incremental change can you make?
Incremental change, a phrase with an important concept at its core, far greater than we expect – overlooked and underestimated – this often ignored word.
When earth's crust shifts plates creating fault lines, mountains rising from plains or sea floors – tiny increments every day over billions of years add up.
OK, nine months plus 25 years … but you get my meaning.
Somewhere between gestation period of a child and mountain building we will find our daily challenges; will we need a billion years of incremental change, or just a few months, to fix them?
Resolutions made hastily and cast aside already are wasted energy – yet provide incremental change for fitness clubs, diet book publishers and a thousand other merchants who count on them every year as so many people say they are committing to change when they are really doing little beyond the social convention of naming something they know can change but which they/we/I are unwilling to commit to changing. I'm not making much better progress than anyone else on things like diet, exercise and sleep – but I am making little bits of progress. I won't be bragging for a while yet but my confidence is feeling stronger this year.
Well, thanks for asking – I'm happy to tell you why. Or is it how?
I use a calendaring tool in my work/life/schedule in addition to a paper calendar. This tool, ACT, is one I've been using for nearly 25 years now – I just buy the upgrade every few years. It has many features I've never even explored because it was designed as a tool for sales people, predicated on a different philosophy of selling than I use today … but that's another story.
What it allows me to do is to schedule any activity I want – as often as I want, and to move it around within a day's task list or from day to day … it's really cool. I've always loved it because I never lost track of anything. Not true, but it felt that way. One thing I did that felt ridiculous was a little data-maintenance task. I set it up as a 30 minute task to repeat daily. And there it was, mid-morning, every day. And every day I would delete it. After a year of deleting it every day I felt foolish. After two years, you might say I was too embarrassed to think I could ever explain it. Because that would bring into play explaining so many other things that were on my daily calendar that didn't get done, or done often, or done at all. So, these feelings of stupidity have recurred. No more. I've found the cure. I've moved it to first thing in the morning – it's on my calendar for 6AM. There are some days I just delete it, knowing it will show up again on tomorrow's list – but I made a change that works. It is more specific. It tells me to 'fix/delete at least 10'. I made this change in November. Since then I've probably missed a couple of days. My database is cleaning up – so far about 60 X 10 … with about 13,000 files left to go. But that scrubbing has produced 'reconnecting' with a lot of people, has taken no more than 3 minutes a day out of my morning. I'm not building mountains or volcanos here – but it won't take a billion years either. A tiny change – a little twist, has made me better. Not lighter, thinner or more fit – but changed absolutely.


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The Letters.: To Eustathius bishop of Sebastia.
Even before receiving your letter I knew what trouble you are ready to undergo for every one, and specially for my humble self because I am exposed in this struggle. So when I received your letter from the reverend Eleusinius, and saw him actually before my face, I praised God for bestowing on me such a champion and comrade, in my struggles on behalf of true religion by the aid of the Spirit. Be it known to your exalted reverence that I have hitherto sustained some attacks from high magistrates, and these no light ones; while both the prefect and the high chamberlain pleaded with sympathy for my opponents. But, so far, I have sustained every assault unmoved, by that mercy of God which supplies to me the aid of the Spirit, and strengthens my weakness through Him.
Also of the year 371.
cf. Letter cxix. Sebaste is Siwas on the Halys. On Eustathius to Basil a type at once of the unwashable Ethiopian for persistent heresy (Letter cxxx. 1) and of the wind-driven cloud for shiftiness and time-serving, (Letter ccxliv. 9.) Vide proleg.
Next: To Athanasius, bishop of Alexandria.


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Сергей Александрович Растегаев (29 января 1972, Энгельс, Саратовская область) — советский и российский футболист, выступавший на позиции защитника и опорного полузащитника. Играл в высших дивизионах России и Казахстана.

Биография
Воспитанник СДЮСШОР города Энгельса, первый тренер — Александр Владимирович Стрельцов. С восьмого класса занимался в СДЮШОР профкома СЭПО (Саратов). На взрослом уровне начал выступать в 1990 году в составе донецкого «Шахтёра». Единственный матч за основной состав горняков сыграл в рамках Кубка Федерации 16 июня 1990 года против «Днепра», также принял участие в 13 матчах турнира дублёров.

В 1991 году перешёл в «Кривбасс», в его составе участвовал в матчах второй низшей лиги СССР, а в 1992 году стал победителем первой лиги Украины. В 1993 году вернулся в родной город и выступал на любительском уровне за команду «Дионис». В 1994 году присоединился к саратовскому «Соколу», в его составе за следующие пять сезонов сыграл 168 матчей в первой лиге. В 1998 году половину сезона провёл на правах аренды в липецком «Металлурге».

В 1999 году перешёл в воронежский «Факел» и вместе с командой вышел в высший дивизион, завоевав серебряные медали первой лиги. В премьер-лиге дебютировал 1 апреля 2000 года в матче против «Алании», выйдя на замену на 62-й минуте вместо Александра Гришина. Всего в высшем дивизионе сыграл 13 матчей и по окончании сезона 2000 года покинул команду

После ухода из «Факела» выступал в первом дивизионе за красноярский «Металлург» и «Газовик-Газпром». Летом 2002 года возвращался в «Факел», но сыграл только один кубковый матч. За свою карьеру трижды становился призёром первого дивизиона России и сыграл в этом турнире более 240 матчей. В 2003 году провёл 15 матчей в высшей лиге Казахстана в составе клуба «Есиль» (Кокчетав). Последней профессиональной командой для футболиста стало брянское «Динамо», выступавшее во втором дивизионе.

Окончил Волгоградский институт физкультуры. После окончания игровой карьеры стал тренером, работал в энгельсской «Искре», в том числе в 2005 году был ассистентом в тренерском штабе Вадима Хафизова. В дальнейшем тренировал ветеранскую команду саратовского «Сокола». В 2015 году работал главным тренером «Искры», позднее был избран руководителем Саратовской областной федерации футбола.

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Игроки ФК «Сокол» Саратов
Игроки ФК «Металлург» Липецк
Игроки ФК «Факел» Воронеж
Игроки ФК «Енисей»
Игроки ФК «СОЮЗ-Газпром»
Игроки ФК «Окжетпес»
Игроки ФК «Динамо» Брянск
Выпускники Волгоградской академии физической культуры
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Q: what is the most common English word you hear when you talk with others I would like to know,
what is the most common word you hear when you talk with others?

A: Well, according to Wikipedia, the most common word in English seems to be 'the'. The list is based on written publications, but I see no reason why another spoken word should be more popular than 'the'. Words like 'yes' and 'no' are likely to be used in speech much more than in writing, but not enough to compete with 'the'.


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, altresì noto come , è un anime che fa parte del franchise Gundam, prodotto dallo studio Sunrise nel 2014. Creata per celebrare il 35º anniversario della saga, la serie vede il ritorno del suo creatore, Yoshiyuki Tomino, come regista e soggettista dopo quindici anni dal suo ultimo lavoro originale su Gundam (ovvero Turn A Gundam nel 1999).
Il character design è di Ken'ichi Yoshida, mentre il mecha design è stato progettato da Akira Yasuda, Ippei Gyōbu e Kimitoshi Yamane. La colonna sonora è stata composta da Yūgo Kanno.

L'anime è stato trasmesso in Giappone dal 2 ottobre 2014 al 26 marzo 2015, con un'anteprima dei primi tre episodi proiettata nei cinema giapponesi il 23 agosto 2014. È la prima serie principale di Gundam ad andare in onda nel blocco notturno

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La serie è ambientata nell'anno 1014 del Regild Century (R.C.),  possibile  2845 C.C. 500 anni dopo turn gundam un tempo di pace e prosperità dopo l'era di colonizzazione dello spazio ma anche di guerre conosciuta come l'Universal Century.

La serie segue Bellri Zenam, un giovane pilota cadetto membro del Capital Guard, un'organizzazione che ha il compito di proteggere Capital Tower, un grande ascensore spaziale che connette la superficie terrestre allo spazio e che trasmette energia tramite il cavo Photon Battery.
Improvvisamente la torre viene attaccata da un gruppo di pirati spaziali sconosciuti – i Pirate Corps - a bordo dei G-Self, Mobile Suit dalla tecnologia sconosciuta.

Bellri interviene subito e nonostante l'uso del suo semplice Rekuten (Mobile Suit da manutenzione) riesce a catturare un G-Self, trovando nel suo interno una pilota chiamata Raraiya Akuparl. Grazie a una strana attrazione verso la ragazza e il Mobile Suit avversario, Bellri riesce a pilotare il G-Self, nonostante possa essere attivato solo a determinate condizioni, sorprendendo tutti.

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Voyage of the Damned: Voyage of the "St.Louis"
In May 1939, the SS St. Louis set sail from Hamburg carrying 937 German Jews seeking asylum from Nazi persecution. Unknown to the captain, the ship was merely a pawn of Nazi propaganda. Among the crew were members of the dreaded Gestapo, and the steward himself was on a mission for the SS. Made into an Academy Award-winning film in 1976, Voyage of the Damned is the gripping, day-by-day account of how those refugees on board the liner struggled to survive.


Manual Download of VMware Tools. Here is the URL you need to know, in case you want to download VMware tools manually. VMware tools differ for each specific OS. You can if you want to store all those VM tools packages on your network share for later usage.
In this remote location, you'll find the VMware tools for all versions of ESXi. You can check and Manually Download VMware Tools there.
You'll end up with ISO packages which can be mounted/extracted or stored locally to suits your needs.
VMware tools differ in size. For example, the ISO package of VMware tools for Windows 2003 standard is about 45Mb. You can present and mount this ISO to the VM where you need to install this package.
You install the tools directly by executing the setup.exe inside the Virtual machine. You don't need to be connected to the console.
By installing the latest version of VMware tools, you enhance several features and functionalities of the VM, like improved video performance, mouse, and keyboard sync.
Soon there you should see perhaps the .NEXT release in the list, which should be released anytime soon.
Update: VMware has released an independent package VMware Tools 10.3.0. Since several releases, VMware tools are released independently from ESXi hypervisor images.
VMware Tools are important to vSphere infrastructure as they are tightly integrated and part of vSphere environment. VMware Tools enhance the performance of virtual machines and adds functionalities like host time synchronization for example. They also allow quiesced snapshots used for snapshots or by your backup software to do backups or replication.
VMware Workstation, a desktop virtualization product from VMware supports more than 600 OS! See my article….
Nice post. One thing to note is that if you use the Linux VM tools from this website in vSphere managed VMs the tool status will show up as "Unmanaged" rather than "OK".
That seems a bit strange…. , but nothing is perfect….
I am searching the right vmware tools package for Windows XP.
The application on which runs is VMWare Workstation Player 14.
VMware Workstation software has that VMtools ISO available for most of the Windows OS. Including Win XP. You can update your VMware tools of your Windows XP VM with VMware Workstation.