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GAINESVILLE, Ga. (AP) - Two northeast Georgia men have pleaded
guilty to moonshine charges, and one admitted an illegal gun sale.
Alvin Ronald Gary of Commerce pleaded guilty Wednesday in
federal court in Gainesville to one count of selling a gun to a
convicted felon and one count of selling untaxed liquor.
Douglas Arthur Moore of Nicholson, who is 66, pleaded guilty to one count of selling moonshine.
Federal prosecutors agreed to dismiss seven other gun charges
facing the 62-year-old Gary.
A sentencing date has not been set.


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Volume 36, Issue 6, June 2009
- Therapy Continuing Education Course: Ballroom D
- CE ‐ Therapy: Panel Session: The Future of NIH Research Funding
TH‐A‐BRD‐01: The Future of NIH Research Funding36(2009); http://dx.doi.org/10.1118/1.3182589View Description Hide Description
The National Institute of Health (NIH) is the most important source for fundingmedical physics research in the US. Consequently it has a profound impact on careers in medical physics. Most medical physicists rely on NIH funding to support their research ideas and launch or maintain research projects. While innovative research ideas are a pre‐requisite to attract funding, it is also important to understand the mechanisms of grant application.
For this year the NIH has made significant changes to its grant review and submission process. These changes were driven by three aims:
1. Engage the Best Reviewers
Reviewing grant applications can be a huge burden for scientists. Consequently, new reviewers will be given additional flexibility regarding their tour of duty. Further, efforts will be undertaken to improve retention of standing review members. Studies will be conducted on the feasibility of using high‐bandwidth support for review meetings to provide greater flexibility and alternatives for in‐person meetings.
2. Improve the Quality and Transparency of Review
A new criterion‐based scoring on a 1‐7 scale, using structured critiques, will be introduced. The reviewers will provide feedback through scores and critiques for each criterion in a structured summary statement. Streamlined applications will receive a preliminary score. Applications will be shortened significantly to for example a 12‐page research plan for an R01 application.
3. Ensure Balanced and Fair Reviews across Scientific Fields and Career Stages, and Reduce Administrative Burden
To ensure that the largest number of high quality and meritorious applications receive funding earlier and to improve system efficiency, NIH is considering separate percentiling of new and resubmitted applications and permitting one amended application. NIH is establishing an Early Stage Investigator designation for which clustering of applications is considered. The same approach will be considered for clinical research applications.
This educational session is divided into three presentations followed by a panel discussion with questions from the audience. It will address newcomers and established researchers. The presentations will cover the following topics:
1. "Overall strategies for successful NIH grant applications."
2. "Imminent changes in the NIH grant submission and review."
3. "Impact of the changes from an applicant's point of view."
Learning Objectives:
1. Understand the new NIH grant submission and review process
2. Understand the imminent changes in the NIH grant submission and review process
- CE ‐ Therapy: Panel Session: The Management of Motion: Technologies and Practical Limitations
WE‐A‐BRD‐01: Locating and Targeting Moving Tumors with Radiation Beams36(2009); http://dx.doi.org/10.1118/1.3182443View Description Hide Description
The current climate of rapid technological evolution is reflected in newer and better methods to modulate and direct radiation beams for cancer therapy. This Continuing Education lecture focuses on one aspect of this evolution, locating and targeting moving tumors. The two processes — locating and targeting tumors— are somewhat independent and in principle different implementations of these processes can be interchanged. Advanced localization and targeting methods have an impact on treatment planning, and also present new challenges for quality assurance (QA), that of verifying real‐time delivery. Some methods to locate and target moving tumors with radiation beams are currently FDA approved for clinical use — and this availability and implementation will increase with time. Extensions of current capabilities will be the integration of higher order dimensionality into the estimate of the patient pose and real‐time reoptimization and adaption of delivery to the dynamically changing anatomy of cancer patients.
Learning Objectives:
1. To describe the technology available to determine real‐time target position
2. To review the systems for real‐time target‐beam alignment
3. To discuss the practical considerations of real‐time target tracking systems
Research sponsored by Accuray, Calypso, Cyberheart, GE, NIH/NCI, Philips and Varian.
WE‐A‐BRD‐02: 4D Treatment Planning: Rationale, Methods and Significance36(2009); http://dx.doi.org/10.1118/1.3182444View Description Hide Description
The breathing‐induced motion adversely affects the radiotherapy process for pulmonary tumors at all stages. During the conventional 3D imaging, motion causes artifacts that lead to erroneous anatomical information that propagates as a systematic error during planning and delivery. For planning, the standard approach to insure tumor coverage in the presence of geometrical uncertainties is to surround the target with a safety region. The pitfall of the margin expansion approach is that additional high doses are delivered to the normal tissue adjacent to the target, thus increasing the chances of radiation‐induced disease, while also limiting tumordose escalation and, subsequently, the potential for better tumorcontrol. The advent of 4D computed tomography (4D CT) represented a significant step forward toward improved imaging accuracy for regions affected by the respiratory motion due to the ability of reconstructing multiple image sets corresponding to various points during the breathing cycle. The information from the 4D CT is first used to better identify the target region at various stages over the breathing cycle and the extent of motion. Next, the more complete imaging data has to be factored into the planning process. To this end, depending on the treatment delivery strategy, one or more treatment plans are designed for each breathing instance for which data is available. Dose computations are performed on multiple datasets (usually termed as 4D dose calculations), and the cumulative dose is then used to assess the plan quality similar to the conventional 3D planning. The accumulation of doses on a reference image dataset is accomplished by using deformable image registration, which maps corresponding image voxels from one dataset to the reference dataset. To date, several approaches have been developed to fulfill this task. The amount of data available from 4D scans increases significantly the amount of time and effort needed for treatment planning. However, studies have suggested that the dose accumulation process could be reduced to planning on certain datasets only, while preserving at an acceptable level the accuracy that would otherwise be achieved through a full 4D dose computation. Multiple centers have employed the 4D planning approach to study the changes in doses as a result of 4D treatment planning and addressed the clinical significance of the changes observed.
In this presentation, we will discuss the rationale for 4D treatment planning, review the methods available for cumulative dose computation, identify potential sources of error specific to the 4D planning approach, and discuss the clinical importance of the dosimetric changes resulting from 4D‐based treatment planning.
Learning Objectives:
1. Understand the rationale for accounting for respiratory motion during treatment planning.
2. Understand the principles of cumulative dose computation.
3. Learn about the clinical importance of the changes induced by the respiratory motion.
WE‐A‐BRD‐03: Gated Radiotherapy for Lung Cancer36(2009); http://dx.doi.org/10.1118/1.3182445View Description Hide Description
Respiratory gated radiotherapy holds promise to reduce the incidence and severity of normal tissue complications and to increase local control through dose escalation for lungcancer patients. In this lecture, we discuss the current status, existing problems, and potential solutions for applying gating techniques to lungcancertreatment. First, the motion artifacts in CT simulation are discussed and the 4D CT scan technique is recommended for treatment simulation of lungcancer patients under gated radiotherapy. Second, we discuss two currently available forms of gated radiotherapy: internal (fluoroscopic) gating and external (optical) gating. Internal gating utilizes internal tumor motion surrogates such as implanted fiducial markers while external gating uses external respiratory surrogates such as markers placed on the surface of the patient's abdomen. The major strengths of external gating are that it is non‐invasive, is relatively easy and does not require any radiationdose for imaging. However, the relationship between the tumor motion and the surrogate signal may change over time, inter‐ and intra‐fractionally. The major strength of the internal gating systems is the precise and real‐time localization of the tumor position during the treatment. The two major weaknesses of internal gating are the risk of pneumothorax for implantation of markers in lung and the high imagingdose required for fluoroscopic tracking. Third, we discuss the potential solutions and future development of gated radiotherapy for lungtreatment. We propose the combination of external and internal surrogates (hybrid gating) to solve the imaging dos problem and the direct fluoroscopic tracking of lung mass to avoid seed implantation. Other related issues are also discussed.
- CE ‐ Therapy: Panel Session: kV and MV CBCT
TU‐A‐BRD‐01: KV and MV Cone‐Beam CT Imaging for Daily Localization: Commissioning, QA, Clinical Use, and Limitations36(2009); http://dx.doi.org/10.1118/1.3182307View Description Hide Description
Three‐dimensional conformal radiotherapy (3D‐CRT), intensity‐modulated radiotherapy(IMRT), and stereotactic body radiotherapy(SBRT) allow for the generation of highly conformal dose distributions for patients with tumor volumes wrapped around or adjacent to critical structures. As a consequence of steep dose gradients between the target and organs‐at‐risk, precise localization of the target volume and surrounding normal tissue is essential. However, variations in patient setup and organ motion are limiting factors in the accurate delivery of radiation treatment with a high degree of precision. Recent online image‐guided RT techniques using kilo‐Voltage cone‐beam CT (kV‐CBCT) and Mega‐Voltage CBCT (MV‐CBCT) are now offering the opportunity to overcome these limitations and greatly improve treatment localization accuracy. These IGRT techniques using the latest imaging technologies represent an improvement over traditional techniques such as 2D portal imaging. It allows for the use of volumetric online imaging to account for organ motion and setup variation by providing multiple anatomical views of the patient during the full course of RT treatment. The selection of imaging modality and system to use in support of a treatment protocol is often a compromise between image quality, efficiency, availability, and dose. The objective of this educational session is to review the current kV‐CBCT and MV‐CBCT imaging systems and their evolution for daily localization including
1. Commissioning, image quality, dose, registration process, and acquisition modes
2. Clinical integration
3. QA, stability over time, and downtime
4. Standard clinical applications
5. Novel clinical applications
6. Technology evolution and future directions
- CE ‐ Therapy: Quality Assurance for IGRT
MO‐A‐BRD‐01: Quality Assurance for IGRT36(2009); http://dx.doi.org/10.1118/1.3182192View Description Hide Description
Image‐guidedradiation treatment(IGRT) is now widely available and implemented for routine clinical use in many clinics, allowing unprecedented level of precision and accuracy in treatment delivery. These systems bring a substantial change in clinical practice for all the disciplines involved in radiation medicine. One can now correct patient position immediately prior to administration of radiotherapy by registering IGRTimages to a reference CT scan, generally the same that has been used for treatment planning. Modern IGRT systems not only display two‐dimensional bony anatomy and airways, like portal imaging, but also three‐dimensional datasets representing the internal anatomy of the patient, implanted markers, soft tissue, and sometimes the target to be irradiated. Growing experience with IGRT has demonstrated the ability to verify, on a daily basis, the position of internal anatomy structures, such as the tumour or its surrogates, the spinal cord, and other organs at risk with respect to the treatment beam geometry for several anatomical sites. It is therefore logical to use IGRT daily for on‐line correction of patient translations and rotations, and to compare successive IGRTimages to monitor changes of internal anatomy through the course of therapy. Nevertheless, introducing IGRT within busy radiation therapy clinics requires thoughtful commissioning and quality assurance (QA) protocols, and judicious modification of existing radiation therapy processes and protocols. While the modes of use of these novel systems will continue to evolve, their performance needs to be of the highest level, as they will be depended upon in the treatment process; indeed, increasing the precision of radiotherapy delivery may lead to reduced margins and therefore allow further dose escalation.
There are two key features of IGRT systems that require particular attention: geometric accuracy and image quality. First, the chosen IGRT system often does not share a common central axis with the megavoltage treatment beam; therefore, the geometric relation of the IGRT datasets to the megavoltage treatment beam must be assessed and monitored to ensure adequate localization, scaling, and geometric accuracy. Second, image quality metrics define the ability of the IGRT system to consistently produce an image of sufficient quality to localize the structures of interest, through either manual au automatic registration of IGRTimages to the reference planning CT scan. A well‐planned QA program integrates closely the IGRT system procedures with linac procedures described in accepted QA standards such as the report of the AAPM task group 40 report.
This lecture will present a brief review of IGRT systems, including kilovoltage and megavoltage cone‐beam CT, ultrasound, CT on rails, Tomotherapy, and projection radiography. The emphasis will be on QA issues germane to these systems and the clinical processes relying on their use. QA checks and phantoms will be suggested, and some QA metrics, with their associated tolerance levels based on clinical experience will be presented. Successful strategies for clinical implementation of IGRT will also be discussed.
Learning Objectives:
1. Understand the technical and process issues related to IGRT systems
2. Present a QA program for IGRT systems focusing on geometric accuracy and image quality
3. Users will tailor their program according to the clinical use of the device.
- CE ‐ Therapy: Stereotactic Cranial RS/RT
MO‐B‐BRD‐01: Quality Assurance in Stereotactic Radiosurgery and Fractionated Stereotactic Radiotherapy36(2009); http://dx.doi.org/10.1118/1.3182199View Description Hide Description
In the 50‐plus years since it was first introduced, stereotactic radiosurgery, high‐dose irradiation of cranial neoplasms delivered in a single fraction, has become a standard of care in the treatmentbraintumors, vascular malformations, functional disorders, and pain. Modern radiosurgery can be performed non‐invasively and on an outpatient basis, yet with an extremely high degree of accuracy. Within the past ten years, the field of radiosurgery has seen numerous technological enhancements, including: the development of dedicated devices for stereotactic delivery, the use of relocatable frames to facilitate fractionated delivery, the development of image guided and "frameless" approaches, and the application to extracranial tumor sites. Each of these developments is accompanied by its own challenges in assuring targeting and dosimetric accuracy. In this presentation we review the technologies for stereotactic localization and treatment of cranial targets with particular emphasis on the quality assurance aspects associated with establishing and maintaining a clinical radiosurgery program.
Learning Objectives:
1. Differentiate how radiation is delivered for Gamma Knife and Linac‐based (conventional and robotic)stereotactic radiosurgery.
2. Define the treatment planning parameters for Gamma Knife and Linac‐based stereotactic radiosurgery.
3. Discuss measures for assuring accuracy in stereotactic localization and dose delivery for Gamma Knife and Linac‐based stereotactic radiosurgery.


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"I know it's good stuff," says Openshaw, who has a master's degree in Family and Human Development. "But it's amazing to me how many people don't think of relationships this way."
The class, now in eight counties, is provided through the Utah State University Extension Services as part of Utah's push for stronger marriages, which began in 1998 under Gov. Mike Leavitt and his wife, Jackie. Now called StrongerMarriage.org, Utah's initiative is funded through federal welfare dollars — Temporary Assistance for Needy Families, or TANF — dollars designed to assist needy families so children can be cared for in their own homes, reduce the dependency of needy parents by promoting job preparation, work and marriage; prevent out-of-wedlock pregnancies and encourage the formation and maintenance of two-parent families.
While three of those goals relate to marriage, too few states use TANF dollars for marriage promotion or education, laments Chris Gersten, a former official in the Administration for Children and Families in the Department of Health and Human Services and founder of the Coalition for Divorce Reform, a non-partisan group working to lower the divorce rate through legislation and education.
After he left D.C. in 2005, Gersten started a campaign to encourage states to devote just 1 percent of their TANF funding to strengthening relationships and marriages to reduce the need for future government intervention.
About 10 states responded — including Utah — but as the economy slumped and budgets got tighter, many states dropped the marriage emphasis. Utah kept the allocated 1 percent, and most recently used those funds for a media blitz to spread the word about the classes and services they provide.
"Rather than throwing more and more money towards the effects of divorce and out-of-wedlock childbirth," said Melanie Reese, coordinator for StrongerMarriage.org, "we try to prevent the problems up-front."
Oklahoma's Marriage Initiative came just one year after Utah's but has grown to become the nation's strongest, said Alan Hawkins, a Brigham Young University professor of family life. In the last 10 years, Oklahoma has received more than $30 million in TANF funds, reaching nearly 300,000 adults and 125,000 youth.
Oklahoma's ability to educate couples state-wide comes through its public/private partnership with Public Strategies, a project management firm that, under the state's leadership, oversees classes like "Forever for Real," "Family Expectations" for soon-to-be parents and no-cost weekend retreats for at-risk couples, like foster parents, grandparents raising grandchildren, couples affected by incarceration and financially vulnerable couples.
It was the "Forever For Real" class that helped Theresa and Luke Jordan not become another divorce statistic.
Though Luke thought they were fine, Theresa was struggling with anger and feelings of isolation.
They'd just had their second daughter, who quickly ended up in the hospital with whooping cough. On top of that, Luke got a new job and they moved.
During the free, all-day class they learned the importance of starting phrases with "I" rather than "you", the need to take ownership of their choices and the best "love language" to use with each other.
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Supreme Deliciousness[edit]
Supreme Deliciousness has been caught using meatpuppetry to edit this page as confirmed on this page in violation of his topic ban. Users are cautioned to not edit on Supreme Deliciousness's behalf. Nefer Tweety (talk) 22:19, 23 March 2010 (UTC)
- No, I talked with the drafter of the arbitration case Wizardman, I explained to him that when I previously got blocked was because of a misunderstanding. He has now told me that I am allowed to ask a neutral person to take a look at points of correction I have posted at the talkpage.--Supreme Deliciousness (talk) 22:56, 23 March 2010 (UTC)
- It is not editing on his behalf. nableezy - 22:27, 23 March 2010 (UTC)
Let's please focus on the subject and stop accusations of sockpuppetry or meatpuppetry. A very recent CU revealed no single sign of sockpuppetry from anyone (Medjool's case excluded). Also, there's no apparent "editing on anyone's behalf" although I could notice a problematic persistence on the ethnicity/nationality of a couple of singers. Those are signs of wp:SPA. At least, if you wish to continue working as a SPA, capitalize on the strengths of that role, particularly as regards sources and stop accusations.
So please, why not discuss your sources, arguments and everything you have here and let other experienced contributors such as Nishidani, Nableezy and others help with advising and editing? -- FayssalF - Wiki me up® 01:59, 30 March 2010 (UTC)
Am I acceptable as an honest broker?[edit]
Supreme Deliciousness has asked me to have a look at some of the issues raised above. I'm aware that Nefer Tweety has had issues with the fact that I was contacted by SD and in turn contacted Nishidani. This isn't a topic area of which I am previously aware. (In fact I had assumed that the subject was a place until today.) Having not looked at the details of the dispute, I don't know whether I will agree with SD, NF or neither of you. I am willing to look at things as an honest broker. But, I want to make sure that NF will accept anything I say as a good faith comment. If everything I say that (s)he doesn't like is going to be put down as my being a meatpuppet of SD, then I can live without the aggravation. Of course, the powers that be may take their own view of any such assumption of bad faith.--Peter cohen (talk) 17:11, 8 April 2010 (UTC)
- Peter, I have already asked the drafter of the arbitration case Wizardman, and he told me that I am allowed to invite a neutral editor to take a look at points of corrections I have presented at the talkpage. Another arb Shell Kinney has said the same thing [1], and a third arb, Faysal, has said the same thing here above, that other experienced editors can review the issues, and also to stop accusations of sockpuppetry or meatpuppetry.[2] Those accusations are also violations of the cases decorum. You know that you are a honest and neutral editor and thats all that matters. --Supreme Deliciousness (talk) 01:17, 10 April 2010 (UTC)
- Peter, thank you for your message on my talk page. SD has for the last 9 months made every effort to be the sole editor of Asmahan and other pages in the Asmahan arbitration case. Other editors are either banned from contributing or are completely disgusted by SD's ways that they are staying away for the time being. You cannot achieve consensus under these circumstances. Any input from you on behalf of SD will be one-sided and far from agreement and is therefore not neutral and will reflect only SD's input and will be subject a lot of more disputes. While you may be an unbiased editor, you cannot be a neutral broker while SD has harassed all other opinion to the point where they are no longer contributing. Your innocent "mediation" will be only a powder keg waiting to explode. I, personally, have no time for more endless arguments on the talk pages, however, I will revert any statements that have not received consensus with all parties prior to the arbitration.SD is subject to a topic ban specifically related to Asmahan due to his extremely disruptive behavior, while I am not under any restriction. While I am busy to be a regular contributor, I cannot allow SD's continued pushing of a Syrian agenda. -- Nefer Tweety (talk) 07:38, 16 April 2010 (UTC)
- Several of the points of corrections I presented at the talkpage there has already been repeated mediation and consensus over, and the consensus was edit warred away. AC has also already replied to the points at the talkpage so his position is clear: [3] --Supreme Deliciousness (talk) 22:30, 16 April 2010 (UTC)
Continuing disruption[edit]
I presented the corrections at the talkpage and got a neutral editor to take a look, look at nr 4 in corrections: [4] I presented my suggestion and linked to the source in the book and Nishidani came with a suggestion following the source and added it to the article, now the Newer Tweety account has changed that sentence to "stopped in" against what we talked about, and against what the source say, [5] Nefer Tweety has done this without participating at the talkpage, he just changed what me and Nishhdiani talked about typing "corrections" in the edit summary. --Supreme Deliciousness (talk) 10:43, 13 April 2010 (UTC)
- Per your request on my talk page, I took a look at the minor change of "relocated" to "stopped in" made by Nefer Tweety. I find that NT's correction better reflects the cited source. Here is the text is from Sherifa Zuhur, Asmahan's secrets: woman, war, and song, University of Texas Press (Mar 2001), pg.39
She drove south with the children all the way to Haifa, but was afraid the British in Palestine could force them to return to French territory. Fu'ad advised his mother to sell the car, which she accomplished, and they boarded the train for Egypt."
- There is no other mention about Haifa there. The stop there was obviously brief.
- Furthermore, the other part of the sentence which you mention in Number 4 of the corrections above, after discovering that the French were searching for them there is also not confirmed by your source. Here is the text from Sherifa Zuhur, Asmahan's secrets: woman, war, and song, University of Texas Press (Mar 2001), pg.39
"She fled the Jabal during aerial bombardments, incidents which can be confirmed. Labib's account embellishes, adding that the little family (without Fahd) was in danger even in Beirut; that the French might have taken action against them, for the Druze were holding French hostages down in the Jabal. The veracity of this threat is impossible to verify one way or another."
- Zuhur specifically states that it is unverified and she treated it as an "embellishment". Being unverified, it should not be placed as a fact in the article. — CactusWriter | needles 17:05, 16 April 2010 (UTC)
- On p38 she did not treat it as an "embellishment": "Alia went on to Beirut, to her family's home. But once there, she was informed that the French had learned of her presence in Beirut and, furious with the Turshan, intended to arrest her and the children so as to force an armistice upon the Druze." --Supreme Deliciousness (talk) 18:54, 16 April 2010 (UTC)
- On Pages 38-39, Zuhur relates the story as written by Labib, at the end of which she refers to it as an embellishment which could not be verified. It is not a fact. The best that could be said is "According to some family accounts,...". Given its insignificance to the bio, it is not worth adding more conjecture. It can be left out. — CactusWriter | needles 19:33, 16 April 2010 (UTC)
Birth date[edit]
I've had a look through the available references on the page and there are some conflicting pieces of information. The following references all show different birth dates:
- 1912-11-25: http://www.alquds.co.uk/index.asp?fname=2008\05\05-23\21m25.htm
- 1912-??-??: http://books.google.com.sg/books?id=Eca2pXOX-F8C&lpg=PP1&pg=PA47#v=onepage&q&f=false
- 1917-11-23: http://books.google.com.sg/books?id=Eca2pXOX-F8C&lpg=PP1&pg=PA24#v=onepage&q&f=false
- 1918-10-25: http://xn--mgbq6dev.com/paper.php?source=akbar&mlf=interpage&sid=64405
Does anyone have any more information about this? It seems as though we don't actually know her birth date. – Quoth (talk) 19:13, 3 June 2010 (UTC)
- Printed sources including some written by her family members and Syrian official sources put the date at 1918-10-25. Which makes sense because she was born on the journey back from Turkey after her father fled to Syria, following the fall of Damascus to the Allies on 30-9-1918.
- This only underlines what I have said before: take everything written about Asmahan with a grain of salt. Especially if the source is the Egyptian tabloids, Muhammad at-tabe'i, or is drawing its information form them. There's a severe lack of reliable sources on her life. -- Orionist ★ talk 14:08, 9 June 2010 (UTC)
- Awesome; thank you for the elaboration. Could you provide the reference information for two of those authoritative sources you just mentioned so that we can use them in the article? – Quoth (talk) 04:04, 10 June 2010 (UTC)
- Well, I have one I could readily find:
- Majed al-Atrash, "أسمهان، أميرة الطرب والسيف والكرم" (English: "Asmahan, The Princess of Tarab, Sword and Generosity"). Al-'Adiyat Magazine, issue: summer 2005. p 75 (in Arabic).
- I still have some other magazines but these need to be dug out. Most of the rest are news and stories in the Syrian official newspapers, some of them about the new museum. I'm sure most of these can be found on the newspapers' website, especially Al-Thawra newspaper. All of them put the date at 1918. here is one story I kept on record.
- There was also a big fuss in the media about the factual errors of the "Asmahan" series, one of them was the date of birth which the series put at 1917. So maybe you can find something about this in various arabic publications.
- Unfortunately I quit working on this article or keeping record of sources long ago, when it turned into a battle zone. I hope you find these helpful, and I'll keep digging for the others. Best regards. -- Orionist ★ talk 20:20, 10 June 2010 (UTC)
- Well, I have one I could readily find:
- Awesome; thank you for the elaboration. Could you provide the reference information for two of those authoritative sources you just mentioned so that we can use them in the article? – Quoth (talk) 04:04, 10 June 2010 (UTC)
overt plagiarism, misunderstanding of sources, is Wikipedia really just a form of plagiarism?[edit]
I am the author of Asmahan: Woman, War and Song (which is referred to here and there in the content and editing commentary under the correct and wrong titles) I collected materials on Asmahan for about 15 years, interviewed living family members, reviewed official files including previously closed UK and French documents, reviewed her musical contribution, etc. I am a scholar. I understand that the standards I used are NOT followed by those who are writing and editing Wikipedia, i.e. I cite everything and where it may appear to you to be "opinion," I have carefully reviewed supporting documentation. Thus when one of your writers draws straight from my book, w/o citation as to Asmahan's missing her career in Egypt - this is actually a true statement based on her personal correspondance which the Wiki writer has not read, but I have. I'm posting because I see multiple violations of copyright laws. Moreover, how can the editors rule on "disputes" or venture opinions as to facts they don't know (and the posters clearly don't know? The issue about Asmahan's citizenship is just one point. She was born a citizen of the Ottoman empire in the province of Syria (the varying dates of birth are offered because the journalist, Muhammad al-Taba'i claimed that she had falsified her passport; and here I took into account what we know about her family, her siblings, events of the period). She was not a "naturalized" Egyptian in the same way that one can be naturalized in the U.S.A. or get a work permit in the UK. For some reason, she did not acquire Egyptian citizenship in 1927, when it would have been possible for her to do so, but her brother did. This does not make her an Egyptian, but rather an Arab Druze of shami (Levantine) origins who lived in Egypt. She "sang patriotic songs" because one was included in the score of the film she starred in! Other actors and actresses did likewise. Here, there isn't any evidence to suggest how she felt about that ... Sherifa Zuhur```` —Preceding unsigned comment added by 22.214.171.124 (talk) 16:25, 28 November 2010 (UTC)
I attempted to edit the article today. I am not familiar with Wikipedia's process, but I received a message saying you removed everything I wrote as it is unverified, even though I have been working on the details of Asmahan's life for 20 years, and am the author of the book that the other writers and written sources keep citing. Then when I logged in, I saw some edits appeared to "take" and some didn't. Some I made because the grammar and language is unclear, but there were also claims made that I know to be false and misunderstandings. For example, Alia al-Mundhir and her three children chose to flee the Jabal (Druze, now Jabal Arab). The children had no voice in the matter. An earlier reference was to the three children coming from Dmarji; however, there was another child alive at that time. Asmahan's "mentors" is not really the right word to describe the composers of her songs. By the time, her career blossomed, Hosni was out of the picture. Qasabji and Ahmad were great composers who sought singers to make their work famous. Qasabji was not Asmahan's mentor, but he admired her, and he lost work with Umm Kulthum because of his association with Asmahan. The description of Asmahan's voice was written in poor English, but also compared her to singers who were not a part of her musical era or tradition (Fairuz and Sabah) and claim she used a "western technique" with no proof offered. it was the composers who chose to include coloratura sections in their songs, and she had the technique to execute these, but it would be a mistake to identify her with the Western-sounding section of Ya Tuyur exclusively. Singing in lawn tarab is quite hard to describe, but also, what a truly "Arab sound" was in 1939 or 1940 wasn't the same as it was in 1929, or in 1953; some of the nasality became less admired, the Turkish-style ornamentation of Asmahan's predecessors went out of style. etc. I could go on and on about why I edited as I did, too bad if you removed it, Sherifa ZuhurZuhur (talk) 01:15, 5 December 2010 (UTC)
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Suddenly, after 10 games of inconsistent play and a 5-5 record to go with it, the Jets are looking at the hard math of the situation they're in.
Linebacker Calvin Pace, one of the most blunt players on the team, said he thinks it could take winning all six of the remaining games to solidify a playoff spot.
Running back LaDainian Tomlinson suggested the same, saying that the strength of the AFC North—where Baltimore (8-3), Pittsburgh (7-3) and Cincinnati (6-4) all own better records—might require the Jets to have 11 wins, rather than 10, to make it.
"Eleven-and-five and we feel good," he said. "But 10-6? I don't know. That division is strong," he said.
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However, it was decided that the ".co.uk" site will just share the same blog content as the ".com" and they'd prefer to just enter the blog once (obviously) and have the same content appear on both of the (multi)sites.
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If I install .NET Fx 4.0 on Windows 7 will it bring me any advantage if I will never need an app that is built for this version?
A properly written installer will install (after asking) the correct version of the .NET framework it needs.
So installing .NET 4 now you'll:
a) save yourself a little time when you do install such a program as you won't have to do that step.
b) guard against an improperly written installer for a program that requires .NET 4 but doesn't go and download it for you.
Each version of the .NET framework is independent, so if you have .NET 3.5 installed any program targeting that version will continue to run. There are separate updates from Microsoft for each version of the framework.
So, installing .NET 4 won't give you any performance improvements or extra security for applications you already have installed.
Every .Net Framework installation also installs all the previous versions from 2.0 and onward.
Version 1.1 is an exception to this rule and has to be installed separately.
Since different products that you might possibly install may have been compiled with different versions of .Net, and will require that their version to be installed in order to function, the best idea is always to install the latest .Net version, currently 4.0. This takes care of all .Net versions from 2.0 and up to 4.0.
As there are very few products that require .Net 1.1, one can wait with its installation until there is a real need for it.
No, if you never install an application that requires .NET 4, then you will never use what you've installed. As such, only install the ones you need. When you install something, as was said before, it should check and install the frameworks it needs.
In fact, if you install .NET 4 but don't use it, you'll have extra patches to download, as you'll have to patch it up to date all the time.
I never install frameworks until I have to.
I don't really understand your question. If you run an application that is built for this version, you will benefit from the new features and security patches that Microsoft put in this version.
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The Dodgers' No. 13 prospect racked up three extra-base hits and drove in three runs Tuesday, helping the Triple-A Albuquerque Isotopes defeat the Iowa Cubs, 13-6.
"I was just seeing the lefties pretty good and trying to be as patient as I can and get a pitch to hit," Castellanos said.
Castellanos got off to a quick start, tripling with one out in the bottom of the first inning and scoring on Jerry Sands' single to spark the Isotopes' six-run outburst. After getting hit by a pitch in the third, he stole second and third, then scored on Josh Fields' sacrifice fly.
In the seventh, Castellanos doubled and raced home on a passed ball. He slugged a three-run homer in the eighth, capping his seventh multi-hit game of the year.
Acquired from the Cardinals last summer for shortstop Rafael Furcal, the 25-year-old infielder is off to a torrid start in his first exposure to Triple-A pitching. He's batting .364 and leads all Minor Leaguers with 13 extra-base hits. Castellanos also tops the Pacific Coast League with four triples and 14 runs scored in 13 games.
"The ball has been dropping for hits," the 2008 10th-round Draft pick said with a laugh. "I'm working each and every day to get better at-bats and be more patient at the plate."
After spending last season in the outfield, Castellanos was moved to second base by the Dodgers. The transition has gone well so far, with the Belmont Abbey College product committing two errors in 64 chances.
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I am using the language plugin qtranslate to create a bilingual site, italian as default language and english as second language. I've setted qTranslate to add a locale abbreviation to urls for the second (and eventually all other) language(s):
http://domain.com/nameofcat for default lang (italian)
http://domain.com/en/nameofcat for english
As i've installed and enabled the WP No Category Base Plugin, the locale abbreviation has been removed from every url, and now WP shows every page in the default language and I have to switch to english every time.
Creanodesign, on the qTranslate forum, has found the solution to the incompatibility between "WP No Category Base" and "qTranslate".
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just find the 2 occurences of this line in no-category-base.php:
$catlink = trailingslashit(get_option( 'home' )) . user_trailingslashit( $category_nicename, 'category' );
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The end of 2012 is here and over time I think it will be considered a revolutionary moment for open education and open source. A tipping point. A seismic shift. The world has not seen this type of revolution since the early 1400s and the arrival of the printing press.
Many educators might have been hesitant in the past regarding embracing open source software. But not anymore as the number that has taken to open source software (OSS) has increased significantly over the years. As more teachers as well as institutions are now engaging with organizations such as... Read more
I hereby declare 2012 the year of open source in libraries! If not the year, it was still an impressive year for open source in libraries. It was 2004 when I first learned about the Koha open source integrated library system and started researching what it would mean to our library to make the... Read more
Here we are again—the dawn of a new year is upon us. I really can't believe it. It is me or do the years seem to go by faster and faster? Before we close this chapter, let's take a quick look at the ten most popular articles from opensource.com in education for 2012, starting with number ten and... Read more
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MOOCs—or Massive Open Online Courses—have been getting a lot of attention lately. Just in the last year or so there's been immense interest in the potential for large scale online learning, with significant investments being made in companies (Coursera, Udacity, Udemy), similar non-profit... Read more
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|Pumpkin seeds
|2 Tablespoon
|Sunflower oil
|3 Tablespoon
|Red wine vinegar
|2 Teaspoon
|1 , cut into small pieces
|Baby spinach
|3 Ounce (75 Gram)
|Red onion
|1⁄2 , sliced
|Dried cranberries
|2 Tablespoon
|To Taste
|Freshly ground black pepper
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1. The evening before, heat a frying pan and dry-fry the peanuts, if using, and pumpkin seeds over a medium heat for 1 minute, continuously stirring, until you can smell the aroma. When they are cool, pack into an airtight container.
2. Mix together the oil, vinegar, salt and pepper in a jar and shake well.
3. Divide the orange, spinach, onion and cranberries between 2 airtight containers. Refrigerate overnight along with the dressing; the second portion will keep for up to 3 days.
4. To assemble the salad, sprinkle the nuts and seeds over both portions of salad, then pour half the dressing over the lunchbox portion, saving the rest for the second portion.
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Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 933 Calories from Fat 573
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 66 g101.5%
Saturated Fat 9.1 g45.3%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 0 mg
Sodium 476 mg19.8%
Total Carbohydrates 75 g24.9%
Dietary Fiber 11.7 g46.7%
Sugars 45.5 g
Protein 17 g34.8%
Vitamin A 129.1% Vitamin C 170.3%
Calcium 21.9% Iron 27.9%
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Man says he found dead shark in lake
TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. - There's no telling what might turn up in Lake Michigan.
Rich Fasi of Traverse City says he found a dead 2-foot shark in the water while fishing on West Grand Traverse Bay on Wednesday.
The saltwater fish was a juvenile blacktip shark, said Mark Tonello, a fisheries biologist from the Michigan Department of Natural Resources.
Tonello said someone might have caught the shark off the Atlantic Coast and kept it on ice while bringing it to northern Michigan.
Another possibility is that the dead shark was dumped by someone who had kept it as a pet, Tonello said.
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Is Stapled Hemorrhoidopexy Safe for the Male Homosexual Patient? Report of a Case
- Tihomir KekezAffiliated withUniversity Hospital Zagreb
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Stapled hemorrhoidopexy is becoming a widely accepted surgical treatment for third- and fourth-degree hemorrhoids because it is associated with much less postoperative pain than open hemorrhoidectomy. After the procedure, a circular line of staples is left in the anal canal; therefore, there is a risk of penile injury or condom damage during anal intercourse, which increases the risk of exposure to sexually transmitted diseases. We report the case of a male homosexual patient who engaged in anal intercourse after recovering from a stapled hemorrhoidopexy, resulting in condom damage. We did not consider this possibility and neglected to discuss the issue with the patient. With an estimated 2.5% of the general population being exclusive, male homosexuals, it is necessary to inform such patients to refrain from anal intercourse after hemorrhoidopexy, although there are no reports stating how long this restraint should last.
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Since I installed NGGallery 2.0.3 the singlepic command has stopped being recognized. I just see it in plain text in my posts with no attempt to resolve it to something else. E.g. it just appears like so:
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False entrance of Zoser Step Pyramid
In order to get a peaceful rest and to safeguard belongings, all pyramids have their false entrances to confuse and discourage Lara Croft... err, I mean tomb raiders...
This false entrance descend roughly 250 meter, it effectively protect the Zoser Step Pyramid for more than 4000 years until recent excavation by archeologists. This was made possible as time is always not on tomb raiders' sides and the actual entrance lies just besides this false one.
Statue in western side of Zoser Pyramid
Located at the western side of the Zoser Step Pyramid lies a statue concealed by the authority.
One side of the "protection chamber" is plastic allowing lights to go through. Tourists can peep through a hole from the front as shown in the picture.
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