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Lidocaine Hydrochloride Topical gel
It causes loss of feeling in the skin and surrounding tissues
Generic Name: lidocaine topical
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LIDOCAINE (LYE doe kane) is an anesthetic. It causes loss of feeling in the skin and surrounding tissues. It is used to prevent and to treat pain from some procedures.What should I tell my health care provider before I take this medicine?
They need to know if you have any of these conditions:- infected, open or damaged skin
- an unusual or allergic reaction to lidocaine, other medicines, foods, dyes, or preservatives
- pregnant or trying to get pregnant
- breast-feeding
How should I use this medicine?
This medicine is applied to the skin or mucous membranes using finger tips or cotton swabs. It may be applied by a health care professional before a procedure to numb the area. It may also be applied to hemorrhoids for relief of pain. Follow the directions on the prescription label. Do not use more often than directed.Talk to your pediatrician regarding the use of this medicine in children. While this drug may be prescribed for selected conditions, precautions do apply.
What if I miss a dose?
This does not apply.What may interact with this medicine?
- medicines to control heart rhythm.
Do not use any other skin products on the affected area without asking your doctor or health care professional.
What should I watch for while using this medicine?
Be careful to avoid injury while the area is numb and you are not aware of pain. If this medicine is used in the mouth or throat, do not chew gum or eat food for at least one hour. If the area is still numb, you may choke or bite your tongue or cheek if you try to chew or swallow. Also, you may not feel pain from hot foods or drinks.Do not apply this medicine to areas of skin that are infected, open, or damaged. This may increase the amount of medicine that passes through your skin and increase the risk of serious side effects.
What side effects may I notice from receiving this medicine?
Side effects that you should report to your doctor or health care professional as soon as possible:- allergic reactions like skin rash, itching or hives, swelling of the face, lips, or tongue
- breathing problems
- chest pain, continued irregular heartbeats
- headache
- seizures
- trembling, shaking
- unusually weak or tired
Side effects that usually do not require medical attention (report to your doctor or health care professional if they continue or are bothersome):
- localized numbness
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A Look Back: Basketball in Utah at the turn of the 20th century
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Utah's early cultural diversity
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What is an assisted birth?
An assisted birth is when your baby needs help to be born with instruments that attach to her head. It's also called an instrumental, or operative vaginal birth. About one birth in eight is assisted (HES online 2012, ISD Scotland 2011, RCOG 2011: 2).What are forceps and ventouse?
Forceps and ventouse are the instruments used for an assisted birth.Which instrument is used depends on your baby's gestational age, the position she is in, and how difficult your doctor thinks the birth is going to be (O'Mahony et al 2010, RCOG 2011).
Forceps look a bit like two stainless steel salad servers that fit together. There is a handle at one end, and the other end has two curves which cradle your baby's head.
The ventouse (vacuum extractor), has a cup attached to a suction device, and a handle to pull on. The cup fits on top and towards the back of your baby's head, and a vacuum is created within the cup. The cup is made of soft or semi-rigid plastic, or metal (O'Mahony et al 2010). The vacuum is created by a suction machine or a hand-held pump.
Ventouse is not recommended if:
- Your baby is less than 34 weeks, as her skull will be too soft to cope with the vacuum (RCOG 2007, 2011).
- You are having a breech birth.
- Your baby is lying face-first (O'Mahony et al 2010, RCOG 2011:4).
Why might I need an assisted birth?
Your midwife and doctor may recommend an assisted birth if:- Your baby is distressed during the pushing stage of labour.
- You are exhausted and can't push any more.
- Your baby isn't making any progress through your pelvis.
- There's a medical reason why you shouldn't push for too long, such as if you suffer from heart disease (RCOG 2007:3).
- Your baby's head needs gently turning, so she's facing the right way to be born (MIDIRS 2008).
Can I avoid an assisted birth?
It's not always possible to avoid an assisted birth, but you can reduce your risk when planning your baby's birth and when you're in labour.If your pregnancy is going well, you should have the option to give birth at home or at a birth centre. Planning to have your baby in either of these places increases your chance of having a straightforward labour and birth, without instruments and other interventions (Hollowell et al 2011).
Once you're in labour, taking these steps will reduce your risk of needing instruments to help your baby to be born:
- Having continuous support from a birth partner or doula.
- Having an upright position during labour.
- Not having an epidural.
- If you've had an epidural, waiting for at least an hour after you are fully dilated, or until you feel the urge to push, before trying to push your baby out. (RCOG 2011: 3)
What happens before an assisted birth?
Your doctor will explain why you need an assisted birth. She'll observe your bump and examine you internally, to make sure that an assisted birth is the right thing for you and your baby. She'll then decide which instrument to use.If your doctor thinks that an assisted birth is possible, but could be difficult, you will be moved to the operating theatre. This is in case a caesarean is needed. Your legs will be placed in stirrups or supports at either side of the bed, and the end of the bed will be removed.
You'll need an empty bladder for this, so a thin tube (catheter) attached to a bag may be put in your bladder to empty it. This may be a bit uncomfortable (RCOG 2011: 5). You'll be given pain relief, which may be an injection inside your vagina (a pudendal block), an epidural, or a spinal anaesthetic (RCOG 2007). Your baby's heartbeat will be monitored throughout.
A paediatrician may be called to the delivery room, but this is usual for instrumental births, so try not to worry.
What happens during a ventouse birth?
The doctor or specially trained midwife ventouse practitioner (MVP) will place the ventouse cup on your baby's head, inside your vagina. It may be possible to do this without a cut to your perineum (episiotomy) to enlarge the opening. The cup fits on the top of your baby's head, rather than around it, so less room is needed.Once the cup is in place, the air is sucked out of it using a foot-controlled vacuum pump, or a hand-held pump. It can be noisy if a machine is used, so be prepared.
When it is securely fixed, the doctor will ask you to push with your next contraction. She will pull on the cup to help your baby out. Sometimes the cup comes off the baby's head, which even if it sounds alarming, won't cause any harm to your baby.
If your baby isn't moving down with each pull, your doctor should stop the procedure (RCOG 2011: 9). It should also be abandoned if, after three contractions and some good pushing, your baby's still not near to being born.
If ventouse is unsuccessful, it may be possible to try using forceps before resorting to a caesarean section (RCOG 2011: 10). However, using different instruments one after the other can increase the risk of injury to your baby (RCOG 2011:10).
What happens during a forceps birth?
Once you have had some form of pain relief, the doctor will examine you internally to check that your baby is looking in the right direction for birth. If you are lying on your back, your baby should be facing the floor. The doctor will gently apply the forceps one at a time to each side of your baby's head.The doctor will gently pull with the forceps while you push during a contraction. If you can't feel your contractions because of the pain relief, your midwife will tell you when to push. This helps your baby move down through the birth canal. Your doctor may also use forceps to rotate your baby if she is not facing downwards.
Just before your baby's head is born, your doctor will carry out an episiotomy. This enlarges the opening of your vagina, so the forceps can pass through easily.
If your baby is not moving down with each pull, or isn't born after three contractions and pulls, the forceps should be abandoned. You will then be recommended to have a caesarean (RCOG 2011: 9).
Is ventouse or forceps better?
The two instruments have different risks and benefits, which your doctor or midwife will take into account when discussing your options with you.When compared with forceps, ventouse is less likely to cause significant damage to your perineum or vagina, but is:
- Less likely to be successful at helping your baby to be born.
- More likely to leave your baby with a temporary swelling on her head (cephalhaematoma).
- More likely to cause bleeding inside your baby's eye (retinal haemorrhage)(O'Mahony et al 2010).
- Cause redness or slight bruising on the side of your baby's face.
- Involve an episiotomy and/or a severe tear.
- Cause significant damage to your vulva and vagina.
- Cause short-term incontinence problems for you, such as being unable to control your wind or bowel movements.
For example, if your baby needs to be born quickly, forceps are often a better choice. And if your doctor feels a ventouse is unlikely to be successful, it's better to use the forceps straight away. This is because using one instrument then resorting to another may cause further damage (RCOG 2011: 9).
The instrument that's best suited to your particular circumstances will be used (RCOG 2011: 8). For you and your baby, long-term recovery after birth is much the same for both methods (RCOG 2011: 9).
What happens after the birth?
Though it may look worrying, any marks on your baby are usually temporary, and will clear up on their own within a week or so. However, a blood blister may take a few weeks to disappear completely.If you've had an assisted birth, you will probably want to know more about why it happened. Make a note of anything that's bothering you, whether it's about your labour or birth, or worries about how your baby will recover.
Ideally, the obstetrician or midwife who assisted your birth should talk to you and answer your questions before you are discharged from hospital (RCOG 2011: 12-13).
She'll explain why your baby needed help to be born, and any complications that you and your baby may have. She'll also tell you if it might affect your future pregnancies.
Be reassured that eight out of 10 women who have an assisted birth have a normal birth next time around (RCOG 2011: 13).
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Hollowell J, Puddicombe D, Rowe R, et al. 2011. The Birthplace national prospective cohort study: perinatal and maternal outcomes by planned place of birth Birthplace in England research programme. Final report part 4.
NIHR Service Delivery and Organisation programme. www.netscc.ac.uk [pdf file, accessed October 2012]
ISD Scotland. 2011. Live births by mode of delivery and induced. Information Services Division Scotland. www.isdscotland.org [Accessed October 2012]
MIDIRS. 2008. Mode of delivery and events around the second stage of labour. MIDIRS Informed Choice - for professionals 16
O'Mahony F, Hofmeyr GJ, Menon V. 2010. Choice of instruments for assisted vaginal delivery. Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews (11): CD005455. onlinelibrary.wiley.com [pdf file, accessed October 2012]
RCOG. 2007. An assisted birth (operative vaginal delivery): information for you. Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists. www.rcog.org.uk [pdf file, accessed October 2012]
RCOG. 2011. Operative vaginal delivery. Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists, Green-top guideline, 26. London: RCOG press. www.rcog.org.uk [pdf file, accessed October 2012]


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"Now, in this world / darkness all around me / I can't hold back my tears / but I don't cry for me / I wonder what can one man do / in times like these."
- Poignant words expressed by one of today's premier soul and blues vocalists, Darrell Nulisch on the title track of his newest CD, Times Like These (due for release May 27, 2003).
Times Like These is an exquisite offering from Nulisch who gives a dazzling performance in response to his 2000 W.C. Handy Award nominated I Like It That Way (Severn).
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"I was fortunate to be able to use most of the musicians that I normally tour with on this record . . . and to have Willie Henderson do the horns it just made all the difference," says Darrell. "It's a collective work and we seem to have raised the bar significantly." -Indeed, Darrell Nulisch and company have set new standards for this twelve-song collection of soul and blues. Six originals penned by Nulisch and Gomes keep company with an equal number of covers including Ray Charles' "Snow is Falling," where Moeller turns in a career-topping performance, and Ashford & Simpson's funky, soul-driven "Running Out."
The basis for Darrell's signature sound has always been his love and understanding of Southern soul. He captures that magnificently in his version of Junior Parker's "I Found Love," showcasing Darrell's impeccable phrasing, evoking that classic Memphis feel.
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Darrell Nulisch: Vocals and Harmonica
Jon Moeller: Guitars
Steve Gomes: Bass
Robb Stupka: Drums and Percussion
Benjie Porecki: Keyboards
Steve Cyphers: Percussion
David Maxwell: Piano Track 3
Willie Henderson: Horn Arranger and Conductor
Tommy Williams: Trumpet and Flugelhorn
Kenny Rittenhouse: Trumpet and Flugelhorn
Bruce Swain: Saxophone and Flute
Jeff Antoniak: Saxophone and Flute
Scott Young: Saxophone and Flute
Scott Silbert: Baritone Sax
John Jenson: Trombone
Producers: Darrell Nulisch, Steve Gomes, and David Earl Studios, My Generation Somerville, MA and Severn Studios Crownsville, MD
Engineers: Chris Rival and David Earl
Mixing Engineer: David Earl, Severn Studios
Mastering: Charlie Pilzer at Airshow Springfield, VA
Technical Assistance: John Monforte Musicians
Photography: Ola Solomira David Herwaldt Randy Santos
CD Design: Steve Potter and David Earl Severn Art Crownsville MD
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Greinke looks to put Dodgers on verge of title
D-backs ask Corbin to hand Los Angeles its fifth straight loss
After taking their fourth straight loss on Monday in Arizona, the Dodgers' magic number remains four.
That's fine for the D-backs, who don't want to see the Dodgers clinch the National League West title on their home turf. They'll need to win two of the series' final three games to prevent that party.
"I think we try to win every night we go out there, but it's certainly something I don't want to see. I don't think anyone wants to see that," D-backs manager Kirk Gibson said. "Regardless of who you're playing, you feel a lot better if you win, but if they earn it, they earn it. You have to tip your cap to them.
"They've had an exceptional second half and they're journey, should they clinch, is just beginning. This is the easy part, a lot tougher things are to come."
Looking to get the Dodgers back on track Tuesday will be Zack Greinke, who is unbeaten in his last nine starts, going 6-0 with a 1.58 ERA during that span.
Against the Giants on Thursday, Greinke allowed just one run on four hits in six innings for the no-decision. It marked his 13th straight outing of going at least six innings.
"They weren't getting on base much, but I made a lot of pitches. It was weird," Greinke said. "Lately I haven't made a lot of mistakes, that's the key. I've been getting out of jams, no big innings. Just small stuff."
Meanwhile, Patrick Corbin will try to outduel Greinke and earn his 15th victory. While the team was considering shutting Corbin down just a few weeks ago as he began to show signs of fatigue, he has bounced back nicely.
The left-hander has allowed just four runs in 14 1/3 innings over his last two outings, including a win against the Dodgers in his last start. In that game, he allowed just one run on eight hits in 6 1/3 innings.
"He's had no sore arm and no sore elbow, so I think that I'm inclined to let him go, but I'm not going to say he won't miss a start either," Gibson said. "We'll see how far he goes this game, then see how he feels in his bullpen [session]."
Dodgers: Kemp returns
Center fielder Matt Kemp was activated from the 15-day disabled list just before Monday's series opener against the D-backs.
He struck out to end the game as a pinch-hitter, a role he'll be limited to until the club feels he's ready to run at 100 percent.
Kemp took early batting practice and ran before the game. Manager Don Mattingly said the team wants to see Kemp take balls in the outfield and do more running before penciling him into the starting lineup.
Kemp went on the DL for the third time this season after badly spraining his ankle. While rehabbing it, he strained his right hamstring.
"I just need to get out and start playing," he said. "With hamstrings, you've got to take time. Sometimes you think it's good, and it's not. If I have a setback, my season might be over and I don't want that to happen. I feel like I can play. I want to play. I'm trying to get to the point where I can play and help on offense and defense."
D-backs: Putz rejoins bullpen
Reliever J.J. Putz was reinstated from the DL on Monday after missing more than three weeks with a dislocated right finger. He didn't appear in Arizona's 2-1 win.
"I just missed playing, being out there and competing with the guys, so I was just trying to get back as fast as I could," Putz said. "I'm glad I get a chance to pitch these last games, that's exciting. It's one thing to be in the dugout rooting for these guys, but it's another to be out there contributing."
Sidelined since Aug. 24, Putz said he feels about 90 percent. Gibson said he'll use Putz in short-relief situations.
Worth noting
• D-backs right-handed relief pitcher Matt Reynolds will have Tommy John surgery on Tuesday.
• The Dodgers signed Japanese free-agent right-handed pitcher Takumi Numata to a Minor League contract on Monday. Numata, 19, is expected to report to Camelback Ranch-Glendale, where he will work out with the club's Instructional League team.
Quinn Roberts is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Astros welcome White Sox, Abreu to Houston
Astros ready for up-close look at rookie slugger they vied to sign
Had things gone just a little bit differently, perhaps slugger Jose Abreu would be wearing orange and blue when the Astros and the White Sox open a three-game series at Minute Maid Park on Friday night.
The Astros were in the running to sign Abreu, finishing as runners up to the White Sox by most accounts, and will get their first look at the rookie phenom who is hitting .271 with a Major League-leading 15 homers and 41 RBIs.
"I hope to see him walking back to the dugout more than circling the bases," joked Astros general manager Jeff Luhnow, who made a push to sign Abreu. "When a player like that gets so much fanfare, it's going to be fun for our fans to see him in person."
The Astros will start Collin McHugh, who continues to be one of the best feel-good stories of the year. Since getting called up, he's 2-1 with a 2.81 ERA and has struck out 27 batters and walked six in 25 2/3 innings.
"It's about executing pitches," he said. "The more I can execute the game plan we have, the more successful we're going to be. I'm getting better at that and really hitting my spots better and working with my mechanics through the game."
Considering Abreu is becoming one of the most featured hitters in the game, McHugh is looking forward to facing him.
"I've seen him on video; I've seen him on SportsCenter; I've seen him just about everywhere," he said. "He's a good hitter. They have a couple of guys in the lineup who can really swing it with some power. If we can go execute pitches against them, maybe we can get some quick outs."
The White Sox designed former Astros infielder Jeff Keppinger for assignment on Wednesday, securing more playing time for young and unproven infielders like Marcus Semien, with prospects like Micah Johnson and Matt Davidson knocking on the door.
"They've done enough where you want to give them that experience, and this time to be able to do that," Chicago manager Robin Ventura said. "I think that's part of it. Semien and some of the guys even below, it's their time to have an opportunity."
Semien is hitting .214 with three homers and 17 RBIs in 36 games.
"I try and have as much confidence as I can, no matter what roster moves are made," Semien said. "Jeff, I played with him last September and then in Spring Training this year and I learned a lot from him. He was great to me. As far as the roster move, I'm indifferent about it. My confidence is continuing to grow no matter what."
White Sox: Beckham on a tear at the plate
Second baseman Gordon Beckham has been one of the team's hottest hitters lately. He enters Friday's series opener having hit safely in nine of his past 10 games, including a homer on the first pitch of Wednesday's 4-2 win in Oakland.
Ventura said Beckham has done a good job of staying focused despite trade rumors and talk of young infielders moving up the ranks in the organization.
"He's a Major League player," Ventura said. "When you hear whispers that come from the outside about different guys who are doing well in the Minor Leagues, you still have to go out and compete. He's done a good job of doing that. I think his mind has been pretty clear in going out to play instead of feeling like there's pressure or anybody behind him."
Perhaps with Keppinger being designated for assignment, Beckham's spot with the White Sox is more secure going forward.
Astros: Sipp remains perfect for the Astros
Left-handed reliever Tony Sipp set down five straight batters in Wednesday's 5-4 win over the Rangers. He's retired all 17 batters he's faced since joining the club. That includes 10 by strikeout.
He's the first Astros pitcher in history to not allow a baserunner in his first four appearances with the club and the first to start a season with four perfect outings.
"Tony has done a tremendous job," manager Bo Porter said. "It's pretty staggering what he's been able to do pitching out of the bullpen."
Sipp, who signed with the Astros earlier this month, is taking it all in stride.
"I don't feel unhittable," he said. "I've been on both sides before. One day you have everything, and the next day you feel you can't get a strike across the plate. Baseball is more about momentum, and right now momentum is going in the right direction and we're trying to keep it there."
Worth noting
• White Sox leadoff man and center fielder Adam Eaton (right hamstring strain) is expected to rejoin his teammates on Sunday in Houston after rehabbing for three days with Triple-A Charlotte.
• The Astros have exactly 11 hits in five consecutive games and nine times total this season, which is their season high.
• Astros third baseman Matt Dominguez, who delivered the walk-off hit on Wednesday, is hitting .291 in his last 31 games.
• Astros starting pitchers have allowed four runs or fewer in each of their last 10 starts, posting a 3.15 ERA over that span.
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[AAR] Folk [Sun] 27 May 2012 (EBass betrays us all)
Cross-posting from the official thread in the Folk forum (please, please, please cross-post):
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- Fritz Frenzy
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Comrades ... I want ... I want to tell you about the fact that our playercount was around 40(!) .... and about how we had many new and excellent comrades join the struggle tonight (welcome!) .... and about how we fared in a bumper session that saw us play 5 missions over 3 enjoyable hours. Comrades, I want to tell you all of these things, and perhaps tomorrow I shall. Tonight, however, I can barely type through my tears. I speak, of course, of that incident that has brought shame to every comrade, to the whole of the Third International Fighting Brigade of Takistan in the name of Che Guevara, and to the Party.
I speak, of course, of the fact that comrade EBass, whilst in command of the platoon, ordered a retreat.
I have no emoticon.
Except, perhaps, this one ...
PS Thank you to all comrades, old and new, that came along tonight to make up a superb session. Also thanks to comrade Tigershark for operating the server controls. Tickets for EBass' execution can be purchased online from Monday. Why not bring your own AK to join in the firing squad fun?
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HMG. Made it to the marking on the map, heard some gunfire, some comrades died, set up machine gun tripod with Kefriz, bad location, decided to move up, after a couple minutes of fumbling around, set up placement near a stone half wall, fired off some rounds with Kefriz giving me excellent coordination into the airfield, fired all 300 boolets, joined forces with the squads nearby, Commander told us to command the MTVRs, my comrade wanted to fire his shiny RPG into the hind, he did, was happy, picked up some other comrades, left the area and completed the mission.
Very enjoyable mission, would do again but in night.
Fritz Frenzy
In charge of Charlie Squad, I didn't have whisper setted up to commander on teamspeak so Delta's leader mike helped out. Took the green camo humvee, managed to head the wrong direction, made a U-turn and kept following the markers on map. All of sudden, got shot out of no where and I didn't have time to mark the position I was.
Leader markers were broken in this mission. I fucked up as a leader as well. My bad fault squad.
MAT. I really enjoy this mission. We followed Delta and Charlie up in them mountains, shooting any enemies we see, managed to score some kills, gave my rockets to my comrade Kefirz. SPG trucks spotted us and proceeded to fire rockets. We couldn't make it a clear target and before you know it, SPG rocket took out most of Delta and my comrade Kefirz. I scream out for a medic in the side channel, even mark the position. But alas, I passed away.
Adversarial. Commander of the Indy coffee shops. We had to defend Cache A and Cache B from the enemy. Ordered myself, Alpha and medic to defend cache B, Bravo and Charlie to cache A. I turned around, turns out there were MTVRs! Changed the orders: myself, Alpha and Medic to defend cache A. Bravo and Charlie to defend cache B. We drove to the caches, our time was up so ordered the men to disembark and walk to the caches. Everyone was in a good position and was very quiet for a good 10 minutes.
Then I had a crazy idea. I decided to be the bait. I told everyone to hold ground and if I should die, the medic takes over (Tigershark). So I went west towards a house, spotted some enemies, dive into the front of the house and fired off some rounds. Managed to injure someone, but no one perished. Harlander scored his first kill on me. Tigershark took over command and bloody hell, he was amazing. He managed to score 9 kills and defend the caches.
Charlie Leader, saw a car near me, took it, picked up comrades, dropped them off at the marker set by commander Unaco and then drove the car around as a distraction. Draakon ordered me to shine lights into the heavy defended building and so I did. Abandon the car, using VON to distract the enemy and won the game.
Overall, a good session but I did managed to screw up on the second mission, Fritz Frenzy. That mission had no lead markers so making it hard to figure out where the bloody hell I was. Same for 3rd mission, nightblind.
Alpha FTL: Fer
|- AR: Black Mamba
|- AAR: Unaco
|- RPG: F1yer
As Alpha FTL I led the A/B squad, tasked initially with being the centre of the platoon's front. Our start line was up on the hill north-east of the airstrip, in the tree line, from where we were supposed to give covering fire to C/D and E/F as they enveloped the the enemy positions from south and north respectively.
Bravo was first to its position, and came under fire before I got Alpha on line with them. Engaged earlier than planned, our platoon scrambled to its designated positions and attempted to return fire in volume. It was frantic stuff, especially when an enemy UAZ drove up the hill track, almost onto our position. A crackle of gunfire from my fireteam finished the crew before they could open up on us, but by this point Bravo was already calling for medical help. Falling back from our positions in some trees a little way down the hillside, we returned to give aid to Bravo, linking up with the platoon medic. Around us, the other squads were moving forward rapidly, and I was conscious that A/B was failing to provide the expected covering fire.
When the 3 survivors in Bravo were patched up, Alpha returned to the advance, bounding between groups of trees on the hillside, slowly making our way to the flat ground. Behind us, Bravo had commandeered the enemy UAZ, turning the terrible force of its grenade launcher on the enemy. Still we lagged a little (though we were engaging targets on the airstrip all the while), and when I spotted men from C/D below us on the flat, I hurried to place all of A/B at the fence line.
With Bravo rolling just behind us, we moved along the airstrip perimeter's northern track, engaging sporadic infantry targets all the way. Finally, with the hangars less than 300m away, we turned in and ran for the cover of a burnt out Shilka on the apron. With my AR and AAR covering us, I moved ahead with my RPG man to check out the huge structures. Satisfied that no further enemies lurked by the Mi-24s, we co-ordinated with the CO to get all other elements clear and began the methodical task of rocketing the helicopters.
Just after the second Hind had been destroyed, I was looking south towards the raised berm beyond the hangars. Against the white of the sky, a head popped up, then shoulders and a gun. It was no more than a silhouette, and for a long moment I just stared, wondering why C/D's men were out there. Then a shot felled me and everything went red. I called out the contacts, then became aware of someone dragging me.
The platoon got the enemy stragglers, and I was patched up in time to get my fireteam aboard a waiting truck. With Bravo bouncing along behind in its gun-truck, we headed out to the extraction point and victory. Congratulations to comrade commander Draakon.
Fritz Frenzy
Alpha 5 FTL: Fer
|- Unaco / Pirate / ???
After the initial confusion of assigning vehicles and realisation that group map markers were absent, I have to commend comrade StrangLove for getting the US Army platoon into a robust little column. With every driver simply following the dust cloud ahead of him, almost the complete platoon managed to snake its way along the valleys and rough terrain to the start of a green zone west of the KSK position.
Having avoided anticipated contacts on the main road to the KSK, we had made good speed. However, at the edge of this green zone we faltered: we came under fire and several vehicles stopping to engage the enemy, breaking the momentum of the advance. The CO was calling out for us to ignore the enemy and drive through the contact, and as leader of 5/6 I exhorted my drivers to push on to the KSK position at full speed.
We made it, 6's gun truck reaching the KSK perimeter first. As we scrambled out of the vehicles and behind the German sandbags, I tasked 6 with manning the western wall and my own fireteam, 5, with the south. As the rest of the platoon streamed in we gradually created a 360 degree coverage and fairly soon the enemy's fire had been reduced to sporadic contacts from the west.
There now followed some kind of logistical nightmare for comrade commander StrangLove, as he struggled to organise survivors and surviving rescuers into the limited number of vehicles. Meanwhile, the enemy fire had only partially abated, and 6 lost its FTL. In the frantic minutes that followed, I tried to organise the extraction of the remaining members of 5/6. Alas, I took a bullet to the head and was killed instantly before completing this task.
Despite the issue with the map markers, I really enjoyed this mission with greater numbers - the feeling when we reached the KSK position and joined in their frantic defence was really great!
Note: As mentioned in the session, when there are lots of vehicles at our disposal, the CO needs to diligently assign them to squads / elements at the start, so there is no confusion. Mission makers can also help by either placing elements next to their vehicles in an unambiguous way, or by starting the troops already in their designated transports. No critcism of comrades Stanglove and Tigershark - this is the kind of issue that only becomes apparent as our numbers climb. It's a great problem to have!
Alpha FTL: Fer
|- AR: AstuteCat
|- AAR: Ansob
|- RPG: Pirate
In real life, I often enjoy a beer and some light hearted political banter with comrades AstuteCat and Ansob (I'm always trying to persuade comrade Ansob to stop being such a reactionary capitalist running dog). So it was great to lead them to their deaths.
Alpha began in the forefront of the attack, charged with moving down the roadside to the south, in parallel with comrade Headspace's Bravo to our north. Behind us, armoured elements and attachments brought headlights and firepower, whilst high up to our flanks, C/D and E/F (escorting MMG and MAT teams) provided top cover for our advance. Somewhere in a nearby compound, comrade Egg was preparing to unleash some deadly map-clicking on the enemy. Apart from the fact that I could barely see my own hands, and the illumination rounds were giving the landscape the feeling of a red light street in Amsterdam, everything was set up for success!
We surged forward, taking the first few compounds with ease. The new, automatic illumination rounds allow element leaders to focus on the advance (instead of launching flares), and I think this was reflected in the early pace of our advance. Still, the enemy was by no means passive, and a lively exchange of fire was to be seen across the length of the valley.
At the second or third compound (and the last one for us before the town itself), I managed to shoot comrade Ansob by accident. Hands quivering with shock, I ran to his prone body to see if I could save him. I'd have happily cast aside my disgust at his Daily Mail habit and give him the kiss of life (or at least allow comrade Tigershark to do it), if only to make up for my terrible mistake. Thankfully, comrade Ansob was alive, and required only a bit of bandaging and the promise of a drink by way of compensation. So we stacked up at the next doorway and prepared to advance into no man' land.
We made it as far as some rocks when the rocket streaked past us, flying meters above the tarmac, following the grey ribbon right up to the nose of the M113. Bang.
I called out for comrade commander EBass, and was relieved to hear he was okay. More rockets were streaking away from the town, slamming into the hillsides near our flank elements. Comrade Ansob was still in need of medical attention, comrade AstuteCat had crawled forward to get a better view of the enemy positions. I was hesitating, calling the medic up when instead I should have either pressed forward, away from the open ground, or fallen back to the compound.
A rocket delivered the harshest possible lesson: all my men dead around me. There was only one thing left to do, and I began to run at the enemy town, hoping that perhaps I could reach a wall and provide some covering fire to the other advancing elements. A man on a rooftop cut me down as I neared the first set of buildings.
Later, in death, I watched in horror as comrade EBass issued that order.
Oh EBass, why?
Party Announcement: Reports that comrade EBass was ordered to retreat by a ranking Party official (who later disavowed all knowledge of such an order) are incorrect. The Party is saddened to learm of these accusations, and sadder still to learn that comrade EBass has quite clearly succumbed to mental illness. Arrangements have been made for comrade EBass to convalesce at a Party facility. No estimate has been given for his rehabilitation by Party doctors.
Medic: Fer
Comrade Mike's plan was based on a sound principle: guns are good, more is better. Concentrating our force in a sequential assault on the two caches should have given us superior - and decisive - firepower at each point. However, plans are only ever part of the story, and now I am reminded of that Woody Allen joke: if you want to make God laugh, tell him your plans.
From our starting location, comrade commander Mike had all elements move north until we were level with the Alpha cache. Wheeling right until we faced east, the platoon crossed a road in organised fashion: fireteams crossing in sequence whilst others provided overwatch. In the distance, we could hear the snap of gunfire, but comrade Mike's orders were clear: this was just the enemy firing speculative shots and we were not to be drawn into revealing our position.
On the eastern side of the road we entered woods on a slope. Here, the platoon adopted a wedge formation, Alpha in the lead, Bravo to the left, Charlie to the right. Delta, under comrade Headspace, was to bring up the rear, but an accident of navigation had brought his men across the road a little further south, near some buildings. A lone enemy gunman was waiting, and our first contact was made.
As the only medic, I had been hovering near the centre of the platoon wedge, but now I ran south to tend to any casualties in Delta. At least one person needed patching up, but not seriously. Behind us, comrade Mike was getting A/B/C to move off up the slope, mindful that we still had plenty of ground to cover on the reverse. Delta would now move a little to the right of the main wedge, screening the platoon from the rising ground to the south. Everything was wooded, but with scant undergrowth so one could see a long way into the trees.
When the fire came it was from our right - comrade Bodge's Charlie was engaged first, exchanging rounds with enemies on the high ground close to Delta. Comrade commander Mike exhorted Delta to move upon the enemy, and for Charlie to make haste into the cache (which was right ahead). I heard Bodge go down injured and ran forward to help when I caught a bullet in the head.
To close out the night, and give the new comrades what I hoped would be a nice send-off, we played this riff on Precinct 13. Almost all the new guys were given shiny new pump-action shotguns and sent into the police house with comrade Egg to look after them.
That should have been my first clue.
When the assault happened, I was first into the eastern door, having deftly thrown some smoke in ahead of me. Dimly, through the smoke, down the dark passageway that leads all the way through the building and out of the western door, I saw a pistol-toting figure approaching.
Hurrah! It was another gang member, and toge----
Oh well, this is why being a gang member is not top of the recommendations you are likely to get from your career advisor, and that's before you get into the economics of it (see Freakonomics if you're ever curious). Comrade Draakon was very ninja-like, which is always fun to watch.
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In July of last year, I had the misfortune of having to drive from Las Vegas to Los Angeles on a Sunday afternoon (read: intense traffic). The trip started in Summerlin and ended in Altadena, with the gratuitous stop at the In-n-Out in Azusa.
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That means feature freeze i.e today which is not going to happen so it is moved to F18.lands in alpha
Not true.
Read the chat logs (note I actually was present in this meeting) ... the whole discussion was about making it in time for the feature freeze (i.e today) after that F17 gets branched off and new stuff (like switching the default filesystem) will only be allowed in rawhide (the quote in the article might suggested something else but it was taken out of context).
Btrfs by default? Pfff. Even ext4 is a lot better than btrfs for general use. Maybe someday we'll all be using SSD drives... until then btrfs just sucks.
If Fedora is just going to symlink things together, why can't they go step farther and symlink /usr to the actual folder "/system"? Why keep the "usr" in the first place? "usr" doesn't even come close to describe what the folder is actually used for? You know... because "usr" looks like "user" (but user settings is saved at "/home". Wouldn't that make things more simpler to unserstand?
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I'm just wondering why some say that the traditional Unix file heirachy is outdated (even though I agree with with that statement) but still want to use the same non-descriptive terms!
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Pro Supex was founded in 1983 and specializes in top of the line polyester strings. The Pro Supex Big Ace string has received top reviews from the USRSA for its durability and tension maintenance. The Pro Supex Blue Gear is similar to Big Ace, but features a unique hexagonal shape to add a textured feel and provide additional topspin.
For more information about Pro Supex strings, check out our string technology page. Also, if you need help picking the perfect string, take a look at our guide to Choosing the Right Tennis String in our Tennis Express Buyer's Guide!
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