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Molluscum contagiosum is a viral skin infection that causes raised, pearl-like papules or nodules on the skin.
Molluscum contagiosum is caused by a virus that is a member of the poxvirus family. You can get the infection in a number of different ways.
This is a common infection in children and occurs when a child comes into direct contact with a lesion. It is frequently seen on the face, neck, armpit, arms, and hands but may occur anywhere on the body except the palms and soles.
The virus can spread through contact with contaminated objects, such as towels, clothing, or toys.
The virus also spreads by sexual contact. Early lesions on the genitalia may be mistaken for herpes or warts but, unlike herpes, these lesions are painless.
Persons with a weakened immune system (due to conditions such as AIDS ) may have a rapidly worse case of molluscum contagiosum.
Typically, the lesion of molluscum begins as a small, painless papule that may become raised up to a pearly, flesh-colored nodule. The papule often has a dimple in the center. These papules may occur in lines, where the person has scratched. Scratching or other irritation causes the virus to spread in a line or in groups, called crops.
The papules are about 2 - 5 millimeters wide. There is usually no inflammation and subsequently no redness unless you have been digging or scratching at the lesions.
The skin lesion commonly has a central core or plug of white, cheesy or waxy material.
In adults, the lesions are commonly seen on the genitals, abdomen, and inner thigh.
Diagnosis is based on the appearance of the lesion and can be confirmed by a skin biopsy . The health care provider should examine the lesion to rule out other disorders and to determine other underlying disorders.
In people with normal immune systems, the disorder usually goes away on its own over a period of months to years.
Persons with a comprimised immune system (such as AIDS) may have a rapidly worse case of molluscum contagiosum.
Individual lesions may be removed surgically, by scraping, de-coring, freezing, or through needle electrosurgery. Surgical removal of individual lesions may result in scarring.
Medications, such as those used to remove warts , may be helpful in removal of lesions, but can cause blistering that leads to temporary skin discoloration. Cantharidin, commonly called "beetle juice," is the most common solution used to treat the lesions. Tretinoin cream or imiquimod cream may also be prescribed.
Molluscum contagiosum lesions may persist from a few months to a few years. These lesions ultimately disappear without scarring, unless there is excessive scratching, which may leave marks.
Individual lesions usually disappear within about 2 - 3 months. Complete disappearance of all lesions generally occurs within about 6 - 18 months. The disorder may persist in immunosuppressed people.
Call for an appointment with your health care provider if you have symptoms suggestive of molluscum contagiosum. Also call for an appointment with your health care provider if lesions persist or spread, or if new symptoms appear.
Avoid direct contact with the skin lesions. Do not share towels with other people.
Avoiding sex can also prevent molluscum virus and other STDs. You can also avoid STDs by having a monogamous sexual relationship with a partner known to be disease-free.
Male and female condoms cannot fully protect you, as the virus can be on areas not covered by the condom. Nonetheless, condoms should still be used every time the disease status of a sexual partner is unknown. They reduce your chances of getting or spreading STDs. Use them with spermicide with nonoxynol 9.
See: Safer sex practices .
Cohen J, Powderly WG. Infectious Diseases. 2nd ed. New York, NY: Elsevier; 2004:2053-2056.
Kevin Berman, MD, PhD, Atlanta Center for Dermatologic Disease, Atlanta, GA. Review provided by VeriMed Healthcare Network. Also reviewed by David Zieve, MD, MHA, Medical Director, A.D.A.M., Inc.
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Military officials are presenting all kinds of apocalyptic scenarios about the looming automatic, across-the-board reductions in defense spending.
And make no mistake: The way the so-called sequestration would make the defense cuts -- $500 billion over 10 years -- would be damaging.
Every item in the defense budget except for military personnel accounts will have to be cut by the same percentage. That is no way to run a school board, let alone the world's largest organization and greatest military power.
Moreover, by the time sequestration would take effect, in March, the fiscal year will already be half over. Therefore, cuts in every defense budget item in the FY 2013 budget will have to be twice as drastic to get the roughly $50 billion in cuts in the remaining months of the fiscal year.
Related: Soaring disability benefits for veterans
The process and timing of sequestration as it stands today would take a serious toll on our military.
That's too bad. Because the idea of reducing defense spending by $500 billion over the next 10 years is a good one. Such a cut would represent only a 7% reduction to the defense budget in real terms and would bring defense spending back to where it was in 2006 in real dollars, at the height of the Iraq war. And defense spending would still be higher in inflation-adjusted dollars than the Cold War average.
Even if sequestration took effect, the United States would also still spend more than the next 14 nations in the world combined, most of whom are allies.
If these $500 billion in cuts are phased in and done in a smart way, they would not hurt our national security but will in fact have a positive impact.
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Delightful semi-detached New Quay cottage in a rural location. Three bedrooms, three miles from coast. Great family cottage. New Quay 6 miles.
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An unusual semi-detached cottage near Aberaeron. All ground floor. Informal lawned areas, stream and pond, great countryside views. Peaceful location. Aberaeron 2.5 miles.
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Cosy, terraced holiday cottage within a short walk to a fantastic beach in Aberarth. Balcony overlooking the river. Walks and cycle rides from doorstep. Very peaceful location. Aberaeron 1 mile.
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Superb cottage near Aberaeron, detached farmhouse in peaceful countryside. Woodburners. Large conservatory. Ideal for larger groups. Childrens play area plus games room. Lake fishing on site. Aberaeron 3 miles
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Character mid-terraced cottage near Aberaeron. Stone barn conversion, character features. En-suite. Countryside views. Pet-friendly. Children's play area plus games room and lake fishing on site. Aberaeron 3 miles
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End-terrace cottage near Aberaeron, created from stone barn conversion. Upside-down accommodation. Superb countryside views. Lake fishing on site. Children's play area and games room. Aberaeron 3 miles.
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Delightful detached cottage within walking distance of beach, a mile from New Quay in South Wales. En-suite, underfloor heating, large enclosed lawned garden. Lampeter 12 miles.
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Immaculately presented semi-detached property. Wonderfully pretty garden with far reaching countryside views. Beach 1 mile. New Quay 1 mile.
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Comment posted on The eurozone crisis and the Independence referendum: time for proactive postponement? by Karl Hughes
The barking on about defending ourselves is nutty…who is going to invade us ! Trident should be scrapped…or parked in the Thames.
Karl Hughes also commented
- They are in general not Scottish companies…and they are already junkies…and their labor forces come from overseas as does the tech and the actual turbines.
And why on earth would anybody by Scottish generated electricity after we break from the union ? it's cheaper in europe!
England will not need it because they will still have the capital and options to build conventional or Nuke.
If we are going to go it alone…we need to drop wages to compete on a world footing and get back into heavy industry for employment. Maybe just maybe, renewables will then have a part to play. as for expecting our country to live off the last dregs on NS Oil or the banking sector…tosh !
- Also helps that they have one of the cheapest and cleanest energy sources in the world…geothermal..
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- Hi Robert…Scotland still is LOL…tell me about it…Iraq place is madness…thankfully I fly home tomorrow.
Problem is that in all of the arabic states and countries (and I have worked in every one!)they need a leader, their culture and family and religion is all male dominated and run from top down…chop off the head and chaos follows. And just because the beeb isn't reporting the violence here does not mean it is not happening. 4 kiddnapped two weeks ago, 3 shot a week ago…and a lad shot at the gate two days ago…Anyway..enough ForArgyll…I am off to pack…and this time tomorrow I will be drinking my first pint in Dubai.
Karl - "Under the EU dictatorship sorry directive we have to advertise contracts throughout Europe, so it is highly unlikely local companies or start up companies would get the larger contracts"…Karl:good point, Alex would have us join the EU if it still exists.
I don't think spreading our democracy in Iraq and Libya for the profit of gold and oil does much for protecting our land
Karl:Better point given that I am in Iraq and finished working in Libya 3 days after the madness started.As for defence … you can't spread democracy with the barrel of a gun…both of these countries have ended up in semi anarchic states. The governments now in place are tribal/feudal…and always will be. There is no democracy in either Iraq or Libya…I am in Basra at the moment. Both of these wars were solely based on big business decisions…as is industrial scale wind. Who's gonna buy the stuff if we get independance, europe won't, England certainly won't…..And please remember the UK's public were on the streets from lands end to john n' groats saying stop ! the war.
Alex has a lot going for him as a first minister, he could not become the first President or Prime Minister of Scotland as he has dictatorial tendancies.
The time is wrong/the motives do not weigh up..and most of all Salmond is not the saviour of Scotland. He will as somebody said…have us on the rocks!
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Why do you have to be a Rich Nimby ?….I am quite happy been a nimby without any financial stickers applied. - Patron of Northern Lighthouse Board incredulous at Tiree Array proposal
I have heard that the main developer…can't remember if it is Vattna or the likes is looking at now selling its 75% share in the development proposal…
I don't have the info to hand…but a search around on the web might shine more light on mr Trumps smarmy grin… - Patron of Northern Lighthouse Board incredulous at Tiree Array proposal
Frankly, I don't care about Princess Anne's status in society…that she drives a 4 x4 , Sails, rides horses etc, etc, What I care about is that she has spoke up against inappropriate industrialisation of a beautiful place, the destruction of a least damaged most natural environment…yet another nail in the Argyll Array farce, hopefully this white elephant will soon be consigned to knackers yard.
Some things are worth fighting for…and I am sincerely thankfull that HRH has vented her disaproval for the Argyll aka Tiree Array.I note with equal glee that The Islay array has also now been put on hold…and that Mr Trump is now also happily laughing his cashmere socks off at the slow collapse of the Aberdeen inshore wind farm proposal…all good news.
- Islay Array offshore wind farm put back to Q4 2014
One has to wonder just how much public time and taxpayers money has already been wasted on these white elephants ?
It is a sad state of affairs that only following continual pressure from NTA that MS and other quangos are willing to enter into any form of the often mentioned "transparent public consultations" process… - Troubling responses to the death of Margaret Thatcher
What was illegal was the violence…on both sides. policing techniques have changed, some might say for the worse…some might say for the better…I would say that given the amount of instant video now (mobiles/tablets even the plague of CCTV) that this helps combat or at least catch guilty parties…again on both sides. But ask yourself was this really a Thatcher era legacy or simply evolution of policing and rioting…demonstrating.It's common place to see police officers with Heckler & Kochs in our streets and airports, Central Station, etc…was this a Thatcher era legacy ? no…again its an evolution of policing for our safety (so we are told)
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Who hasn't longed for applause and a moment in the spotlight?
These McHenry County residents are proof that an arts career doesn't have to be a dream, as they use their talents to enrich the lives of their students, their communities and themselves.
Dancing Queen
Even as a child, Chesney Murphy loved to dance.
"When I was 3, my mom enrolled me in dance," she says. "Moving to music was just fun for me."
Murphy, 27, began to take dance seriously after her family moved to Crystal Lake and she studied ballet at the Judith Svalander School of Dance. Yet, it wasn't until high school, when she cut back on dance classes to devote more time to cheerleading, that she realized how important dance was to her.
"I missed how it made you feel," she says. "You get lost. Everything just kind of disappears while you're dancing."
After graduating from Crystal Lake South High School, she majored in dance at Columbia College in Chicago — a decision that worried some of her family.
"My mom was happy, but others were worried I'd spend all this money and not have a job. I'd hear things like 'X-ray technicians make good money.' Actually, I still hear that," she says, laughing.
She took the advice in stride and listened politely, but she says learning how she could use her dance degree helped her feel confident with the direction she had chosen.
"I could go into teaching or arts integration in schools," she says. "The jobs aren't easy to find, but they're out there if you're willing to stick with it."
Though she had friends who pursued careers in New York and Los Angeles, and though her childhood fantasy was to perform as a back-up dancer for Britney Spears, Murphy has taken advantage of opportunities to work locally.
Currently, she teaches at the Judith Svalander School of Dance in Crystal Lake and is a resident choreographer for Crystal Lake Central High School's musical theater productions, where she has created dance routines for "Hello Dolly," "Hairspray," "Anything Goes," and several other shows.
"It's a challenge because you get kids with all levels of experience, from those who've been doing theater all their lives to those who just decided to try out," she says. "You work hard to get it to look cool and be fun for the kids, and the best part is when you see them get it."
Passionate Pen
It took Susan Marotta more than 20 years to become an overnight success, but the Johnsburg author never considered quitting.
"When you're a writer, you have to write," she says. "I'll have characters and stories in my head, and I have to tell them."
She writes romantic suspense novels under the pen name Susan Rae, which is taken from her middle name. This year, she finished two books: "heartbeats" was published in April, and "freefall" was scheduled for release in June. Both are electronic books, available through online retailers or direct from the publisher at www.musapublishing.com.
Marotta's books have a distinctly local flavor. Much of "heartbeats" takes place in Richmond, while "freefall" is set in Door County, Wis. She currently is at work on a new series — a continuation of "heartbeats," which features a family of Chicago cops and firefighters.
A native of Fox Lake, Marotta was an avid reader as a child, which inspired her to write.
"In Girl Scouts, I wrote a play where there was a hero, a heroine and a villain," she says. "I guess you could call that my first romantic suspense."
Her love for creating characters attracted her to drama in high school and in college. But after a year as a theater major at Illinois Wesleyan University, Marotta decided a theater career wasn't for her, so she returned home to marry and start a family. She graduated from Columbia College in Crystal Lake, earning a Bachelor of Arts degree with an emphasis in creative writing. When her daughter was 1 year old, she began writing her first novel.
Marotta continued writing as she raised children and worked as an insurance representative and freelance reporter.
"I'd write a book, send it out, have it rejected, go back to work," she says. "Then I'd get another idea and do it all over again."
She says it takes six to seven months to write and revise a novel, and her stories are often inspired by the news.
"I'm working on a plot right now about immigration and human trafficking that came from an article I read," she says.
But as a romantic suspense writer, Marotta finds hope in even the most serious subjects.
"I'm a romantic at heart, and I want the story to have a happy ending," she says.
Music Stirs Her Soul
Not only does Susan Geschke of Crystal Lake perform and direct music, she also composes it.
"Composing is similar to painting," she says. "You begin by selecting different colors or note combinations for your canvas, but the true creativity lies in the unique combination of colors that result in unexpected freshness."
Geschke currently is the music director at Immanuel Lutheran Church and School in Crystal Lake, where she directs an adult vocal choir, two adult handbell choirs and three school handbell and handchime choirs. During the last 13 years, she has published more than 80 handbell compositions in traditional and contemporary styles.
She loves her unique job.
"If people aren't familiar with handbells, they're intrigued," she says. "If they are, they might have rung my music, which is always a fun connection."
Geschke says that there are always ideas in her mind.
"I cull them down to what I think will work together, and then narrow it down further until I get something new," she says.
While growing up in Park Ridge, she studied piano and then played oboe in her high school band and orchestra. The opportunities she enjoyed through the Maine Township East High School music department had a lasting impact.
"We had a full orchestra, and every year we would perform [George Frideric] Handel's 'Messiah' with the choirs and guest soloists brought in from the Chicago Opera," she says. "The arts were strongly supported, and it really made a difference."
At the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Geschke majored in linguistics and played in the symphonic band. After earning a doctorate, she taught college level linguistics.
"Music and linguistics complement each other in that linguistics is the music of language," she says.
It's always been a toss-up between her two career interests, but for the past 25 years, she's devoted herself to music. Her biggest rewards are encouraging and inspiring others.
"Music can lift your spirits, fill you with hope and open your heart," she says. "For adults, it's an opportunity to be part of a team, working together to create something of beauty." mc


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POULSBO — Peninsula Prostate Institute is one of 20 sites in the U.S. participating in the SpaceOAR System clinical study, evaluating the SpaceOAR gel as a means of protecting organs adjacent to the prostate from exposure to radiation during treatment.
The study is sponsored by Augmenix, Inc.
"The value of this study is far-reaching, with the potential to reduce radiation therapy side effects and improve tumor targeting," said Dr. R. Alex Hsi, co-founder of Peninsula Prostate Institute.
Patients participating in the study will be followed for 12 months following completion of radiation therapy. There is no cost to patients to participate in the study.
Prostate cancer is second only to skin cancer as the most common male cancer in the United States. Each year, more than 200,000 men are affected by this disease. Men age 50 and older, African American men and men with a family history of prostate cancer are at higher risk.
According to Peninsula Prostate Institute, most prostate cancers are slow-growing and can be detected at an early stage, when most can be cured.
Peninsula Prostate Institute (www.peninsulaprostateinstitute.com) is located in Poulsbo.
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In the Ojcow National Park, in the very center of a nature preserve, there is a Care Centre. It is a shelter for 70 old men. They are mentally deficient and insane, waiting for death to come. The Centre is their whole world and nothing else exists beyond it. Everything behind the window is as remote and extraordinary as cosmic space. They don 't greatly differ from us. They each live in individual realities that are appropriate for their level of development. They fight with their own limitations and display every reaction caused by the effort to exceed these boundaries. Therefore, their encounters with other people are very solemn acts; their own spiritual victory. As a matter of fact, it is all about personal development. What we all have in common is the most important task - the desire to become a real human being by way of love. Before our very eyes, the new millennium opens for the Centre inmates.
Dead Body
Two people who solidly carry out their profession - that is post-mortem examination. None of us can understand how they can work like this and still be able to live a normal life. They come in touch with death in a very material sense. Out there, in a dissection room death starts to materialize; it is no longer metaphysical, physically only a mortal shell is still present.
Come What May
In his "Come What May", Marcin Koszalka goes back to the subject of his documentary debut "Such a Nice Boy I Gave Birth To". Besides his parents, this time he also films his wife and daughter. As in every relationship, they go through their ups and downs.
The Existence
A great Krakow actor, Jerzy Nowak, has battled against a serious disease for years. The film is a record of his way of taming death and dignified preparation for its arrival. The hero is not indifferent to the posthumous fate of his body, which he bequeathed to the Medical Academy for scientific purposes. He talks with his lawyer and friends, with full awareness and acceptance of what is to come.
User-Friendly Death
A funeral parlour in Kedzierzyn-Kozle and a dead body incinerator in Czech Ostrava. People who work there speak of death without emotions. It is a job like any other. They also have to compete for clients, so they organize an "Open Door Den" at Ostravas crematorium.
Sentenced for Life
Moving documentary about imprisoned women. Each of these women has her own story, but they are connected by this place, they spend part of their lives behind the bars, sometimes prison becomes their home. They all dream of freedom, men, new lives. The film shows them in the moment when the prison ward is the whole world. But filled with talks of freedom, past and future. Freedom is a main subject: discussed with hope and anxiety. They are afraid of returning to their lives outside. This film shows ordinary women, who support each other and together count down the time until freedom. We are allowed to watch their everyday life, joy, sorrow and dreams.
Till it Hurts
The story of a lonely, 53-year-old psychiatrist living with his severely overprotective mother. When a woman steps into the picture, a bad conflict breaks out. After years of sexual abstinence, Ewa brings out the man in him. His mother yells, 'Wake up, you're fifty- three!". He answers in St. Paul's words, 'Children obey your parents, honour thy father and thy mother and ye fathers, provoke not your children to wrath.
All Day Together
Originally the film was intended to be a portrait of a day in the life of a Japanese woman. The result is a narrative imbued with subtle humour about how the Polish filmmakers set out to pursue their original concept for the film of which they ultimately achieve almost nothing. _ Ms. Otake is constantly busy, she puts off the filmmakers until later; when it finally seems that she is about to start speaking about herself, she goes on instead about the landscape outside the window. Cultural barriers prevent us from learning more than what etiquette permits. The universally poor level of English just reinforces the superficial experience: we can witness behaviour, but we cannot understand it. _ The director is the comic hero, the guest that in good faith wanted to convey a sense of life in another country, but in the end becomes a tiresome pest that the hosts feel compelled to drive off. He and the cameraman spend hours waiting. _ A remarkable feature of the film is the non-encounter it relates, which comes to form its central (and amusing) theme. The main attraction is the aloofness of the heroine: a sprightly seventy-year-old woman plays a game with Europeans about how boundaries cannot be crossed, and all that remains for them is to while away time in waiting areas. _ The director Marcin Koszalka studied sociology and then camera at Silesia University in Katovice. He shot this film about a Japanese woman during EXPO 2005. He is currently involved in the first Polish-Chinese co-production as a cameraman.
Such a Beautiful Son I Delivered
In 1999, Marcin Koszałka made his famous documentary Takiego pięknego syna urodziłam / Such A Beautiful Son I Delivered in which he depicted, with an honesty that verges on exhibitionism, his own family: the mother, the father and himself - reflected in the distorting mirror of reality. The film's main character is his mother, constantly reproaching the son for laziness and the father for his clumsiness and lack of resourcefulness. Five years have passed, the author has his own home and a family, but his life has not changed much. His wife and he unconsciously replicate the models of behaviour from their homes. During Sunday dinners at their parents' one can still hear the same old accusations - only this time they are repeated by the director's wife. Mother is as grumpy as always, alternatively supporting her son or her daughter-in-law. The silent father turns out to be a dramatic character. When asked if he would like to be young again, he says "no" with horror. But then, he tries to calm his son down by assuring him that "it will be OK". Truly, it turns out OK, but only because Koszałka's camera once again manages to capture people's best aspects. "The truth is always beautiful, even if it seems discreditable. Thus, revealing the truth about family relations can prove beneficial." (Tadeusz Lubelski, "Kino") "In spite of the directness that characterizes the protagonists' descriptions of themselves, the film contains nothing obscene, nothing that would give us the comfort of distance. The fate of the characters is engaging, because they do not attempt to flirt with the camera or to sell us their image. We follow the story only because they can share their uncertainty and the questions that seem both the simplest and the most difficult." (Anita Piotrowska, "Tygodnik Powszechny")
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Let's Run Away From Her
Another painfully intimate documentary by Marcin Koszałka is devoted to family matters seen through his sister's experience. With a running camera adult siblings dissect their relations with parents and with each other. The protagonist of the film, affluent businesswoman, who still hasn't come to terms with the death of their mother and father, becomes the director's conscience. He is trying to get closer to his dead parents in his own way – filming the last moments of patients in a hospital.
The Declaration of Immortality
In his new film Marcin Koszałka returns to a forgotten genre, namely a mountain film. The protagonist of his story is Piotr "Mad" Korczak, somewhere in the background there is his rival Andrzej Marcisz. The director focuses on the decline of the career of the great master, provoking his reflection on his future life, when he will no longer be able to climb mountains. It's a moving story about inability to come to terms with old age and about desire of immortality.
The beginning of this summer will be marked by a great sport event in Poland's history - the 2012 European Footbal Championship. While footballers are getting ready for the games, rumors are spreading about fraudulent transactions as new stadiums are being built, foreign players are being hired instead of poor Polish footballers and most Polish fans are truly convinced their team is not capable to win a match. Although some feel excitement and other sense disappointment, Marcin Koszalka's film attempts to look at the guts of Polish nature, interwoven with paradoxes, contrasts and contradictions. Having the best cameramen ready to record the art of football right there on the pitch, the director employs the whole frenzy to reflect on the proud nation.
Lust Killer
This is the story of three cases dealing with Poland's most famous serial killers, slaughtering with explicit sexual motivation. Joachim Knychała committed 5 murders, he has been dead for some time now, but there is a very dramatic diary of his, depicting his own point of view about the crimes. Besides that there is also a recording of a 6-hours-long interrogation that helps to disclose his motives, adding to the fact that unusual measures had to be taken to solve the case. Another killer, nicknamed Red Spider, has been living in Kobierzyn's special psychic penitentiary for 46 years. The camera follows him living his detached life, immersed in artistic ambitions. The third convict is a brutal four-time murderer who left prison two years ago and now, though 60 years-old, lives an easy life in Ostróda with his old parents. In the end, it is necessary to pose a crucial question: what lies behind fascination with mass murderers?


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So, is it that a development history in between two GPL-licensed trees is not licensed by GPL? Or is the patch file not considered a derived work of the tree itself? Or am I completely missing the point?
I could not find conditions for use or redistribution of the patch files on Red Hat web site.
Introducing RedPatch (Ksplice Blog)
Posted Nov 10, 2012 10:02 UTC (Sat) by Cyberax (✭ supporter ✭, #52523) [Link]
Oracle can redistribute the information about individual patches in RHEL, however they obtain it (by subscribing to RHEL, for example). But they can do it exactly once.
Because publishing the patches terminates the contract between RHEL and Oracle. And without a contract it's illegal to access the RHEL systems that carry patch information.
Posted Nov 10, 2012 10:34 UTC (Sat) by boklm (subscriber, #34568) [Link]
Posted Nov 10, 2012 13:51 UTC (Sat) by khim (subscriber, #9252) [Link]
Posted Nov 10, 2012 14:14 UTC (Sat) by bahomet (guest, #87773) [Link]
However, what Oracle aims at and RH tries to prevent is: - neither access to the knowledge base meant by the patches (that's fairly accomplished by an RHN subscription) - nor a crusade for making this knowledge base public - rather, making a business that builds on this knowledge base
... for which Oracle would need an authentic public distribution of that knowledge base, and that's exactly what RH stopped to give out.
RedPatch is a clever trick though -- while Oracle cannot publicly use the original knowledge base, it's certainly possible for them to reverse engineer it from public sources and arrive at a freely usable by-and-large equivalent of the original.
Posted Nov 10, 2012 13:26 UTC (Sat) by cyanit (guest, #86671) [Link]
Surely Oracle can afford to either incorporate a new company or pay a new individual every time RedHat updates their kernel, subscribe to RHEL with it, release the patches, and then terminate the contract.
Also, couldn't that contract term be construed as an additional restriction on the patches, and thus a violation of the GPL by RedHat?
Posted Nov 10, 2012 13:49 UTC (Sat) by khim (subscriber, #9252) [Link]
This only works in countries where it's easy to bribe court to look the other way. In any sane country after few repeats all the lawsuits will be connected together and there will be looong investigation which will try to see if Oracle instigated these repeated violations in some way.
Think recent Apple in UK fiasco. Apple was pretty sure that since they found clever way to issues non-apology without violating a letter of law they were in the clear. Court was not amused.
Posted Nov 14, 2012 2:02 UTC (Wed) by Lennie (subscriber, #49641) [Link]
So how do they do that ?
Posted Nov 14, 2012 2:51 UTC (Wed) by Cyberax (✭ supporter ✭, #52523) [Link]
Oracle would be totally free to redistribute patches they receive from RHEL subscription. However, nothing in the GPL forces RH to continue providing Oracle with further patches - that's not a question of copyright.
FSF had decided that it's legal quite a time ago.
Posted Nov 14, 2012 20:58 UTC (Wed) by paulj (subscriber, #341) [Link]
Regarding the patches: Either the GPL applies to these patches, in which case RedHat must supply them to any 3rd party, and the RHEL contract makes no odds. Alternatively, the patches are not supplied because of GPL obligations, in which case this discussion above about the GPL and contract re the patches has been moot.
You can't get around the GPL "binary-distribution: supply preferred source to any 3rd party condition" via support contracts, just to be clear.
Posted Nov 15, 2012 5:22 UTC (Thu) by Cyberax (✭ supporter ✭, #52523) [Link]
GPL does NOT force you to distribute it in the first place. For example, I might have some personal code under the GPL. I can give it to you and say: "If you distribute this code to someone else, I won't give you any more of my code". That's totally legal under the GPL and it's what RedHat is doing.
Posted Nov 15, 2012 6:31 UTC (Thu) by raven667 (subscriber, #5198) [Link]
IIts kind of silly as well because in most cases the individual change sets are also submitted and integrated into the mainline kernel. I don't know how many changes are only made in customer facing redhat kernels that aren't upstream, if any. Its probably hard to tell automatically because the same bug fix or feature might be coded slightly differently between different kernel versions
Posted Nov 15, 2012 8:52 UTC (Thu) by paulj (subscriber, #341) [Link]
Distributing under the GPL *does* force you to distribute the source, if you distribute the work at all. Further, if at any point you distribute in binary-only form, then you are obliged to provide source to *any* 3rd party, for a specified period. This obligation, once incurred, can not be terminated.
Anyway, the point I wanted to make was more about the patches, and whether RedHat making split-out kernel patches available had anything to do with honouring their GPL commitments. If it does, then RedHat should be providing those split-out patches to *any 3rd party*, and if they do not do this then they are in breach of the GPL.
Posted Nov 15, 2012 8:58 UTC (Thu) by Cyberax (✭ supporter ✭, #52523) [Link]
Can you please read this article again?
RedHat distributes source code of all patches. Under the GPL. You can get a RHEL subscription and you'll get access to them. Under the GPL.
You can then take these patches and re-distribute them. That's not a problem at all, you're totally free to do it. Under the GPL.
However, RedHat will revoke your access to the RHEL repository should you do this. I.e. they won't give you any further updates - neither in binary form nor in source-code form.
> If it does, then RedHat should be providing those split-out patches to *any 3rd party* Can you provide a reference to that in the GPL? I'm under impression that GPL kicks in during the moment of distribution only.
Posted Nov 24, 2012 5:12 UTC (Sat) by steffen780 (guest, #68142) [Link]
Are you sure about this? Unless I'm severely mistaken the GPL requires you to make the sources available to the party/parties to whom you shipped GPLd stuff. It does not require you to make anything available to anyone else.
Posted Nov 24, 2012 5:29 UTC (Sat) by mjg59 (subscriber, #23239) [Link]
Posted Nov 25, 2012 1:18 UTC (Sun) by steffen780 (guest, #68142) [Link]
Posted Nov 15, 2012 15:35 UTC (Thu) by jschrod (subscriber, #1646) [Link]
AFAIU, the source must be published, but not the internal commits that lead to that source. And the kernel source is published, as srpm.
FTR: I'm neither connected to RH, nor do I use RHEL or Oracle's dist privately or at my company. I think RH's policy concerning kernel source distribution is ethically wrong, but not illegal.
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Here is my "educated" guess on how the engine crap shook out the past few days.
Herta and D&R were threatening lawsuits (breach of contract/lack of living up to original provisions) to break out of their contracts. Herta was likely the spearhead of this and pulled his car out of Brazil as a protest. Knowing what a s-storm that was brewing and with that 33 number still shaky for Indy, Phillips and the ICS twisted a few arms to get LOTUS to say uncle and let them both out.
Shank has likely had this deal with Howard done for weeks. He has likely also been raising hell in the background, wanting/demanding an engine. And until recently, there was none for him to use. (Like I said last week, there were drivers with full funding for Indy not in rides). Shank has probably known about this Herta/D&R stuff for the past few weeks and knew at worst, a LOTUS slot could open up for Indy. And for Shank, he just wants to make the Indy 500. And this year, if you enter Indy your are almost assured to make it. So conveniently on the exact same day that Herta/D&R are let out of their contracts, Shank and Howard announce their Indy 500 entry. What a coincidence. Now the onus is on the sport to give them an engine and lo-and-behold, a couple are now available.
Herta and D&R are now without a lease for Indy and beyond. So, lets go to the Indy entry list and see where they get their engine from. Chevy is at 14 committed for Indy. Their 11 full-timers, plus Andretti's 2 extra ride-buyers and the yet unannounced 2nd Carpenter car. So Chevy tells Ed, "Uhh, Eddie and Derrick, you know that 2nd car for Indy we already told you we'd help you with...there's been a change in plans." "We have a full-time team that we want to add to our camp and we need your lease". "Ed, make up some story about wanting to concentrate on your own effort at Indy...blah blah blah... So Ed's 2nd car is dead, not because they didn't have a chassis (they do) not because they didn't have the money (they do) and not because they didn't have the driver (they do). Their lease for that 2nd car is now not available to him for that car. Goodbye 2004 Indy 500 winner and 2011 Fast 9 qualifyer. Hello Oriol. (Its also why Panther wasn't allowed to run a 2nd car this year at Indy...no lease available to them either).
Now could both D&R and Herta end up with Chevy? Honda has been hellbent on only running 14 cars at Indy (for whatever lame reason). So, could Chevy go to 15 cars? Maybe. One of their engine dork representatives was quoted recently as saying they might go to 15 cars for the "right deal". Another full-time team (with a nice amount of $$$ being paid to Chevy as well) could get them to swing a 15th lease loose. And Honda can stay with their steadfast 14 for Indy.
So where does that leave us? At the same lame-ass car count for Indy we were at yesterday. Maybe 34. And the longer we hear nothing from Newman-Haas/Alesi, the more doubtful that one gets. The closer we get to May, the more now I think we are going to end up with 33 car/driver combos. Just the way Chevy/Honda/LOTUS wanted it all along. 33 isn't just a number. But its the number the folks running the sport and calling ALL the shots, have decided is their "limit" for Indy. Again, coincidently.
All we have done today is replace ECR/Buddy Rice with either Herta or D&R. And replaced Herta and D&R with Shank/Jay Howard. One step forward, one step backward.
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There are several claims in the literature that there are no injective groups (with more than one element), but I have not found a proof. For example, Mac Lane claims in his Duality from groups paper in the 1950 Bull. A.M.S. that Baer showed him an elegant proof, but gives no hint of what it might be. Does anyone know of an actual published proof?
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Let $G$ be a non-trivial injective group and $g \in G$ non-trivial. From category theory, $G \times G$ is injective as well. But, now $G \times G$ embeds into a group $H$, where $(g,e)$ and $(e,g)$ are conjugate using an HNN-extension, or just embedding into the group $H:=(G \times G) \rtimes \mathbb Z/2\mathbb Z$. Since $(g,e)$ and $(e,g)$ are not conjugate in $G \times G$, $H$ cannot split back to $G \times G$. This is a contradiction. |
Does this work? I want to use the following statement, which I believe is true. Let $S$ be an infinite set. Let $\Pi(S)$ be the group of bijections $S\to S$. Let $N$ be the normal subgroup consisting of those bijections whose support is smaller (in cardinality) than $S$. Then every proper normal subgroup of $\Pi(S)$ is contained in $N$. Now suppose that $G$ is a nontrivial injective group. Certainly it is infinite. Let $S$ be the set of elements of $G$. $S$ is isomorphic to a subgroup of $\Pi(S)$. Being injective, it is therefore isomorphic to a quotient of $\Pi(S)$, and is therefore at least as big as $\Pi(S)/N$, which is as big as $2^S$, contradiction. |


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Yup… read it and weep. It is TRUE. God has been talking to me, again. This usually happens to me in the middle of the night. He usually says, "Get up and go pee." This happened to me again last night!
If you think I'm joking, just imagine what would happen if He didn't say that!
Now, there's a few things that "came to me" after I got back in bed, but I honestly cannot say for sure if it was God telling me these things… I'm just being honest, Buckaroos. I guess I will know "later" if these ideas came from God or not. BTW, #4 is, by far, the most exciting, so you might want to read it first.
1) Creative Karaoke.
a) Instead of singing a song, try to convincingly "speak" the words like you would a poem.
b) Listen to a karaoke soundtrack via headphones, then record (or make a video) of you singing the song, i.e. the only thing people will hear is you singing…
c) and so on…
2) 3D Kites.
This is actually an old idea of mine, so I will look and try to find old posts or videos about it. Imagine a bunch of kites in the sky that have stereoscopic 3D graphics on them (probably anaglyph would be easiest), and a group of spectators looking at them via 3D glasses.
3) Musical Kites.
Another old idea. I've got an old post about this, too. I will try to find it. Think of kites that actually make "music" somehow. Then, how about a "kite band", i.e. a group of people flying musical kites together… etc… you know what I mean…
4) Aggressive, Random "Friending".
When Janice (Maddy) and I were in Facebook, that creepy, evil, weird social networking site that Satan created (;)), I used an aggressive technique of "friending" people that was based on "personal interests", e.g. music, fitness, 3D, etc. It generated almost 5,870 friends in 6-8 months or so, and AAMOF, it got to the point to where it was "self-generating" and we no longer had to look for friends, i.e. they simply found us, and Janice actually reached the "Facebook limit" soon after that (5,000). People were coming in by the bus loads, at that point.
But, I'm not really sure if the idea of using "personal interests" to acquire friends works any better than just using a "random" method… by simply just going out there and aggressively trying to friend anybody and everybody… with the idea that people are people, and _all_ people have lots of things in common.
So, my idea is to just go get 'em, Buckaroos… anybody and everybody.
Now, why do I want so many friends? Networking. Sharing. Helping. Showing. Etc. Maybe even "selling". If I have something that is valuable to others, then being in contact with large numbers of "friends" would theoretically make it "easier" to sell something…
Do you dig this?
Hey, I gotta go pee… I'll be back later. LOL.
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STANTON - After falling short in each of its first 10 games in the 2012-13 season, South Floyd worked its way into the win column on Friday, defeating Paris 83-82 in the Red River Classic at Powell County. The triumph gave South Floyd head coach Justin Holbrook his first career win.
Four scorers reached double figures as South Floyd used a balanced offensive attack to get past Paris.
Junior guard Austin Bailey led South Floyd with 21 points. Bailey helped to lead the Raiders in each half.
Austin Salisbury scored 19 points, Tyler Daniels tossed in 15 and Michael Martin netted 12 for the Raiders.
Recent First Team All-State football honoree Weston Little just missed double figures, finishing with nine points for the Raiders.
Dakota Justice rounded out the South Floyd scoring with seven points.
Paris outscored South Floyd 19-16 in the opening period but faced a deficit at the end of each of the last three quarters.
South Floyd led 37-33 at halftime and 60-52 at the end of the third quarter.
Paris, which suffered its fourth straight loss after beating Burgin for its first win, also received scoring from seven different players.
Freshman forward Kobe Garrard paced Paris with a game-high 23 points. Jawan Dumphord scored 18 points and James Clark posted 17 for the Greyhounds.
Finishing strong, Paris used a 30-23 run in the final quarter to try to prevent South Floyd from recording the win. The Raiders, however, fought off the challenge from the Greyhounds.
South Floyd 83, Paris 82
Paris (82): Jawane Dumphord 6, Jawan Dumphord 18, Pridemore 2, Garrard 23, Clark 17, Nobles 9, Washington 7.
South Floyd (83): Justice 7, Salisbury 19, Daniels 15, Bailey 21, Martin 12, Little 9.
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½ tsp baking soda
½ tsp salt
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½ cup reduced-fat sour cream
1 cup packed confectioners' sugar
5. To prepare frosting: Meanwhile, beat cream cheese, sour cream and confectioners' sugar with an electric mixer until smooth. Refrigerate the frosting until very cold, about 2 hours. Spread the frosting on the cooled cupcakes and decorate with a cherry on top, if desired.
Ingredient Note: Look for whole-wheat pastry flour in the natural-foods section of large supermarkets and natural-foods stores. Store in the freezer.
Tip: No buttermilk? You can make "sour milk" as a substitute: mix 1 1/2 teaspoons lemon juice or vinegar to 1/2 cup nonfat milk.
Nutrition Facts
Provided by: EatingWell
Per Single Serving / Serves 12 Total
- Calories 269 15%
- Calories from fat 90 11%
- Total Fat 10gm 12%
- Sodium 286mg 8%
- Total Carbohydrates 42gm
- Fiber 2gm
- Protein 5gm
- Cholesterol 32mg 14%
Percent Daily Values are based on a 2000 calorie diet. Your daily values may be higher or lower depending on your calorie needs.


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Jefferson School of Health Professions
Department of Radiologic Sciences
In 1936, Thomas Jefferson University Hospital became one of the first institutions in the nation to offer an accredited program in radiologic technology. Since then, professionalism and quality have been the hallmark of a Jefferson education.
Jefferson took the lead again when it began offering a Bachelor of Science degree in Radiologic Sciences programs more than 20 years ago. Today, students choose from 10 modalities to study.
In addition to the BS degree, JSHP offers an MS in Radiologic and Imaging Sciences and a BS to MS degree, as well as a PET/CT certificate, and part-time BS degrees for radiologic science professionals.
Our Mission
The Department of Radiologic Sciences provides excellence and leadership in all aspects of Radiologic Sciences by teaching, undertaking research and providing exemplary clinical practice skills in the broad field covered by this discipline.
The mission of the Department of Radiologic Sciences is to provide a comprehensive education preparing students for entry-level practice into the radiologic and imaging sciences as competent, caring professionals, cultivating professionalism and life-long learning. Through innovative pedagogy, critical thinking and problem-solving skills are developed and enhanced.
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