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From the Department of Pediatric Surgery (Mr Simons and Drs van Dijk and Tibboel) and Division of Neonatology, Department of Pediatrics (Mr Simons and Dr Roofthooft), Erasmus MC–Sophia Children's Hospital, Rotterdam, and Division of Neonatology, Department of Pediatrics, Isala Clinics, Zwolle (Dr van Lingen), the Netherlands; and the Department of Pediatrics, University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, and Arkansas Children's Hospital, Little Rock (Dr Anand).
Background Despite an increasing awareness regarding pain management in neonates and the availability of published guidelines for the treatment of procedural pain, preterm neonates experience pain leading to short- and long-term detrimental effects.
Objective To assess the frequency of use of analgesics in invasive procedures in neonates and the associated pain burden in this population.
Methods For 151 neonates, we prospectively recorded all painful procedures, including the number of attempts required, and analgesic therapy used during the first 14 days of neonatal intensive care unit admission. These data were linked to estimates of the pain of each procedure, obtained from the opinions of experienced clinicians.
Results On average, each neonate was subjected to a mean ± SD of 14 ± 4 procedures per day. The highest exposure to painful procedures occurred during the first day of admission, and most procedures (63.6%) consisted of suctioning. Many procedures (26 of 31 listed on a questionnaire) were estimated to be painful (pain scores >4 on a 10-point scale). Preemptive analgesic therapy was provided to fewer than 35% of neonates per study day, while 39.7% of the neonates did not receive any analgesic therapy in the neonatal intensive care unit.
Conclusions Clinicians estimated that most neonatal intensive care unit procedures are painful, but only a third of the neonates received appropriate analgesic therapy. Despite the accumulating evidence that neonatal procedural pain is harmful, analgesic treatment for painful procedures is limited. Systematic approaches are required to reduce the occurrence of pain and to improve the analgesic treatment of repetitive pain in neonates.
ADVANCES IN perinatal care have increased the survival of preterm neonates in neonatal intensive care units (NICUs) worldwide. The physiological instability and underlying diseases of these infants necessitate various invasive procedures, such as endotracheal intubation, heelsticks, insertion of indwelling venous and arterial catheters, as well as nasal, tracheal, and gastric suctioning. Although previous studies1- 4 have reported the frequency of daily procedures in the NICU (Table 1), many procedures such as nasopharyngeal tube insertions and nasal suctioning were not included, and the number of failed procedures has never been evaluated, to our knowledge.
Despite the current knowledge that low birth weight infants are able to experience pain, many daily procedures are still performed without pharmacological or nonpharmacological analgesic therapy.2,5- 9 Indeed, preterm neonates are highly sensitive to pain10- 12 and amass acute responses to painful procedures.13,14 Short- and long-term effects of painful procedures in neonates15,16 occur as a consequence of their immature and vulnerable nervous systems, reflected in an altered pain response,17 possibly leading to changes in neural development. Studies in animals indicate developmental changes in the brain18,19 and in the spinal dorsal horn20 that are associated with neonatal pain. A higher frequency of painful invasive procedures in low birth weight infants has been associated with a greater pain response at 32 weeks compared with controls.21 Although it is unknown whether these changes in pain response persist until older age,22,23 more cognitive24 and psychopathological25- 32 problems have been reported in children who are born preterm.33,34
A growing awareness in the past several years of the importance of adequate neonatal pain management led to the discussion whether analgesia should be given to all ventilated newborns.35,36 Although there is controversy about the risks and benefits of continuous opioid administration (and as a consequence neonatologists are reluctant to prescribe them), recently published international consensus statements37,38 have provided neonatal pain management guidelines, including those for procedural interventions. Therefore, we hypothesized that analgesic therapy is frequently used and that procedural pain is minimal in neonates admitted to the NICU. Prospectively, we collected bedside data on the number and type of daily painful procedures performed in 151 neonates during their stay in a tertiary care NICU, including failed procedures (eg, multiple attempts to insert peripheral venous catheters). These data were integrated with the results of a questionnaire evaluating the opinions of experienced clinicians about the pain of different procedures. Furthermore, the analgesic therapy used was evaluated and compared with current guidelines.
A pain research team (including a neonatologist [D.R.], pediatric intensivist [D.T.], research nurse, and psychologist [M. van D.]) with extensive research39- 50 and clinical experience compiled a checklist containing all daily painful procedures, invasive and noninvasive, including multiple attempts. The checklist designed for this study was tested and refined during a pilot study in December 2000 and January 2001, and 34 procedures were included in the final version.
From February 1, 2001, to July 31, 2001, we documented all procedures performed in all neonates during the first 14 days of admission in a tertiary care NICU. The unit is part of the biggest children's hospital in the Netherlands, which comprises a perinatal center and pediatric surgery setting. Patients older than 3 days at admission and infants discharged or transferred within 24 hours after admission were excluded from the study. Nurses and physicians noted all procedures performed in real time each day, including the number of attempts for each procedure. The recorded procedures were cross-checked by the researchers every day to ensure accuracy. Background variables and mode of respiratory support were noted daily, and the Clinical Risk Index for Babies (CRIB)51 was scored as a measure of severity of illness.
In addition, all administered analgesics were noted during the study days. Standardized pharmacological analgesic therapy for procedural pain in our NICU is limited to a morphine loading dose (100 µg/kg of body weight) before tracheal intubation (unless intubation occurs in the delivery room) and before the insertion of thoracostomy tubes. Infants with indwelling thoracostomy tubes receive a continuous morphine infusion (10 µg/kg per hour) until the tube is removed.
To estimate the pain of NICU procedures, we developed a questionnaire listing all invasive procedures from our checklist, with 2 noninvasive procedures (diaper change and cranial ultrasound) included as control variables. The questionnaire was distributed among the nurses and physicians of (1) the NICU, where the procedures were also counted, (2) a pediatric surgical intensive care unit present in the same hospital where newborns with major congenital anomalies are admitted, and (3) the level III NICU of another, nonuniversity, hospital (Isala Clinics). Participants were asked to estimate a rating from 0 (not painful) to 10 (most painful) for each procedure, without taking specific circumstances into account.
Procedures were counted per calendar day. Because the first and last study days are usually shorter than 24 hours, the numbers of procedures were corrected for the actual length of stay on these days.
Random regression modeling (PROC MIXED; SAS Institute, Cary, NC) was used to simultaneously estimate the effect of the time-varying covariates respiratory support (no support, nasal oxygen, continuous positive airway pressure, and mechanical ventilation), postnatal age, gestational age, and length of study on the number of procedures performed. Because a procedural volume difference on the first study day compared with the other days was expected, the study days were dichotomized into 2 variables: 0 (1 day) and 1 (2-14 days). The outcome variable, ie, frequency of procedures, was log-transformed (base 10) to achieve a normal distribution. The model incorporated random intercepts and random slopes.
Multiple regression analysis was performed to estimate the effect of background variables (profession, sex, age, unit, hospital [Erasmus MC–Sophia Children's Hospital or Isala Clinics], parent [yes or no], and years of NICU experience) on the pain scoring of the participants.
Data are presented as mean ± SD.
One hundred fifty-one neonates were included in the study; 89 other newborns who were discharged within 24 hours were excluded. Table 2 lists the study subjects' background characteristics and primary diagnoses. Most neonates (n = 129) were admitted and enrolled on the first postnatal day. Gestational ages ranged from 25.3 to 42.0 weeks, with a mean age of 32.4 ± 4.5 weeks. The CRIB51 scores ranged from 0 to 16, with a mean score of 3.9 ± 3.3. Study subjects required respiratory support consisting of mechanical ventilation on 49.6% of study days (one third high-frequency oscillation and two thirds conventional ventilation), continuous positive airway pressure on 22.5% of study days, nasal oxygen on 15.6% of study days, and subjects required no respiratory support on 12.2% of study days. During 55.2% of the study days, patients had an arterial line (42.8% peripheral arterial lines and 12.3% umbilical arterial lines).
During 1375 patient-days, 19 674 procedures were performed, with a mean NICU stay of 9.1 ± 4.4 days per patient. Table 3 gives the procedures rank-ordered by their frequency. Suctioning of nasal, endotracheal, and nasopharyngeal tubes constituted 63.6% of the performed procedures. The mean number of procedures per neonate per day was 14.3 ± 4, with a range of 0 to 53 procedures per day. Almost one third (30.9%) of the 1076 insertions of intravenous cannulae were not successful. Procedures for placement of central venous catheters, peripheral arterial catheters, and umbilical catheters were not successful in 45.6%, 37.5%, and 34.6% of attempts, respectively. Failure rates for venipunctures and lumbar punctures were 21.0% and 17.5%, respectively (Figure 1).
Percentages of failed and successful procedures.
Random regression modeling (Table 4) showed significantly higher frequencies of procedures during the first study day compared with days 2 to 14 (P<.001). The frequency of procedures was not predicted by gestational age (P = .51), day of admission (P = .50), or postnatal age (P = .72).
Procedures were performed with significantly higher frequencies in patients receiving nasal oxygen, continuous positive airway pressure, and ventilation (P<.001 for all) compared with those without respiratory support.
Two hundred forty-seven questionnaires were distributed, with a response rate of 59.9% (n = 148), which was similar for nurses and physicians (Table 5 gives their background characteristics). The mean pain score, across all respondents and all procedures, on the 10-point scale was 5.2 ± 1.3. The mean pain score per procedure varied from 1.7 ± 1.6 for diaper change to 8.9 ± 1.4 for intubation. Pain ratings given by the nurses and physicians are shown in Figure 2.
Questionnaire results per procedure are shown by median scores of physicians (triangles) and nurses (squares) and their interquartile ranges.
Because procedures were scored on a 10-point scale, results of this questionnaire can be compared with a frequently used pain score, the visual analog scale. A visual analog scale score above 4 is generally used as a criterion for administration of extra analgesic therapy.45 Therefore, procedures with pain scores above 4 can be considered as moderately painful. Procedures that received lower scores included the control variables, diaper change and cranial ultrasound, as well as insertion of nasal cannulae, X-rays, and the removal of nasogastric tubes. All other procedures were considered moderately to severely painful.
Multiple regression analyses (Table 6) showed that nurses scored various procedures as more painful than physicians (β = .30, P = .001), caregivers who were parents themselves scored procedures lower than persons without children (β = .27, P = .002), and ratings between the 2 hospitals were somewhat different (β = .20, P = .03). The multiple regression coefficient (R = 0.43) explained about 15% of the variance in the model.
Pharmacological analgesic treatment was studied in 126 patients (Figure 3); 25 neonates were excluded because they were enrolled in a double-blind, randomized controlled trial comparing morphine with placebo. Fifty patients (39.7%) did not receive any analgesic therapy during the study. Analgesic treatment regimens consisted of a morphine loading dose (given before intubation in 67.8% of administrations), continuous morphine infusion, or morphine in combination with vecuronium bromide, midazolam hydrochloride, or acetaminophen supplements. Fewer than 35% of newborns received analgesic therapy each day. Most therapy was administered during the first day, when 41 infants (32.5%) received analgesics, and decreased within 2 weeks to 12.2% and 14.6% of infants receiving analgesics on days 13 and 14, respectively.
Pharmacological analgesic treatment per day of admission.
Analgesic therapy, pharmacological and nonpharmacological, was rarely applied before invasive procedures. Analgesics were generally used only before tracheal intubation or insertion of a chest tube and usually were not given in association with other procedures with high pain scores. Although some nurses used pacifiers and tried to comfort infants during and after procedures by handling, nonpharmacological analgesic treatment was not given routinely for any of the procedures.
In sharp contrast to the accumulating evidence that repetitive pain is harmful in newborns, and despite major clinical advances over the past 10 years, neonates experience up to 14 painful procedures per day, and, remarkably, more than 65% of the patients in this study did not receive appropriate analgesic therapy.
We report a higher number of painful procedures in this study compared with previous studies, perhaps because we used a more extensive list of procedures and accounted for failed procedures (Table 1). For instance, Benis and Suresh3 reported a mean of 6 procedures per day during the entire NICU stay of 15 neonates. Barker and Rutter1 reported an increased number of procedures in infants younger than 31 weeks' gestation compared with older infants, but did not mention the length of NICU stay, which may explain the exposure to a greater number of invasive procedures. In the present study, however, the frequency of procedures per day was not related to gestational age, perhaps because term neonates admitted to the NICU may have a severity of illness comparable to that of preterm neonates.
To our knowledge, we are the first to report prospective data on a substantial number of failed procedures in the NICU. Although attempts by even the most experienced clinicians may be unsuccessful, the relative inexperience of trainees may partly explain the high proportion of failed procedures in this study. These findings may, therefore, be applicable to NICUs located in other academic centers.
Efforts should be aimed at minimizing the number of invasive procedures, as stated in recent consensus guidelines.37,38 Our study showed that the number of procedures is significantly higher in neonates requiring nasal oxygen, continuous positive airway pressure, or ventilation and that procedures occur mostly on the first day of admission, because of initial stabilization, monitoring, and diagnostic evaluation. Furthermore, the number of heelsticks and venipunctures is subsequently decreased in patients having arterial lines. Our nursing protocols require tracheal suctioning every 4 hours and as needed for ventilated neonates, whereas a recent study52 showed comparable ventilatory outcomes when the frequency of routine suctioning was decreased to every 8 hours.
Nurses and physicians agreed that most neonatal procedures cause moderate or severe pain,45 with pain scores above 4 estimated for 26 of the 31 procedures. Physicians ascribed lower pain scores; because they are mostly responsible for prescribing analgesics, this may contribute to the limited use of analgesic therapy in neonates.2 Others have reported comparable significant differences in pain scores of invasive procedures between nurses and physicians.53,54 The clinicians not returning the questionnaire might have been unmotivated and not interested in pain management in the NICU. However, a formal analysis of their motives was not undertaken. This lack of interest is probably related to their belief that these daily procedures are not that painful. As the response rate was not very high, the results of our questionnaire might show some overestimation of clinicians' overall opinion about the pain level of these procedures.
In our NICU, nurses tried to cluster procedures during routine nursing care, after which they comforted patients by touch, pacifiers, or positioning (eg, swaddling), whereas other behavioral and environmental approaches were used irregularly. Similar to our results, a multicenter study55 in France also showed minimal use of analgesics and a lack of standardization in the pharmacological regimens used in the NICU. Kahn et al56 reported a 28.6-fold variation in the use of opioids among 6 NICUs. Variations in attitude toward pain may limit the generalizability of our study findings to other centers around the world.
Restrained use of opioids by neonatologists can be explained by the fact that there is wide disagreement as to whether the evidence base is sufficient to justify prolonged exposure to opioids in this vulnerable population. There is some evidence, from studies in rats, that neonatal morphine exposure causes specific long-term behavioral effects57 and might cause retarded growth and motor development.58 Underlying pathologic mechanisms have been demonstrated by morphine-induced apoptosis in human fetal cell cultures59 and by µ-opiate receptor down-regulation following morphine treatment in neonatal rat brain.60 Prolonged use of high doses of opioids in animal and in vitro models complicates extrapolation of these findings to daily NICU practice. The only study61 investigating long-term effects of human neonatal morphine treatment showed no effects in 5- to 6-year-olds. Anand and colleagues62,63 reported decreased mortality with the use of postoperative analgesia in premature infants. However, a similar benefit of routine use of morphine has not been reported in this population without a surgical operation. Grunau et al21 found that altered pain responses in preterm neonates were predicted by the number of previous painful procedures and were normalized by the early use of morphine analgesia. Although accumulating data suggest that analgesic therapy with morphine might be useful to prevent some of the long-term effects of repetitive neonatal pain, further evidence about the safety of prolonged use of opioids is needed.
We recommend that a continuous intravenous infusion of opioids should be considered for infants requiring respiratory support during the first 24 hours of admission, in combination with well validated pain scores as part of routine nursing care. Use of an algorithm would enable caregivers to respond immediately and in a structured way when they observe pain in these infants. Although this recommendation is supported by preliminary studies,39,64- 67 results from larger randomized controlled trials are needed to decide if ventilated neonates should be routinely treated with continuous opioids.68 As treatment regimens evolve, consistent practices in the NICU should be developed to minimize invasive procedures that continue to hurt our newborns.
Corresponding author: Dick Tibboel, MD, PhD, Department of Pediatric Surgery, Erasmus MC–Sophia Children's Hospital, Dr Molewaterplein 60, 3015 GJ Rotterdam, the Netherlands (e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com).
Accepted for publication June 19, 2003.
This work was supported by grant MW-NWO 940-31-048 from the Netherlands Organization for Scientific Research, The Hague.
We thank N. Jongeneel, RN, C. Bunkers, RN, and E. Smink, RN, for distributing the surveys among physicians and nurses; C. Hoving, MSc, for helping to collect the data from nurses and physicians who completed the survey; H. J. Duivenvoorden, PhD, for statistical advice, and J. Hagoort for his help in preparing the manuscript.
As evidence about the short- and long-term harmful effects of pain in neonates accumulates, efforts should be made to decrease the number of pain experiences and to improve analgesic therapy. This study reports the number of painful procedures that neonates experience during an NICU stay. In contrast to the high incidence of painful procedures, we show the limited use of analgesic treatment, despite the awareness of nurses and physicians that most procedures are indeed painful.
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Fareed Zakaria is in trouble for an article on gun control he penned for Time. Well, maybe we should say "he penned/ripped from a New Yorker article in April." Newsbusters reports that Zakaria's essay, "The Case for Gun Control," lifts whole sections from an article in the New Yorker by Jill Lepore.
Have a look for yourself.
Zakaria's piece:
Adam Winkler, a professor of constitutional law at UCLA, documents the actual history in Gunfight: The Battle over the Right to Bear Arms in America. Guns were regulated in the U.S. from the earliest years of the Republic. Laws that banned the carrying of concealed weapons were passed in Kentucky and Louisiana in 1813. Other states soon followed: Indiana in 1820, Tennessee and Virginia in 1838, Alabama in 1839 and Ohio in 1859. Similar laws were passed in Texas, Florida and Oklahoma. As the governor of Texas (Texas!) explained in 1893, the "mission of the concealed deadly weapon is murder. To check it is the duty of every self-respecting, law-abiding man.
Compare that with this section from Lepore's article:
As Adam Winkler, a constitutional-law scholar at U.C.L.A., demonstrates in a remarkably nuanced new book, "Gunfight: The Battle Over the Right to Bear Arms in America," firearms have been regulated in the United States from the start. Laws banning the carrying of concealed weapons were passed in Kentucky and Louisiana in 1813, and other states soon followed: Indiana (1820), Tennessee and Virginia (1838), Alabama (1839), and Ohio (1859). Similar laws were passed in Texas, Florida, and Oklahoma. As the governor of Texas explained in 1893, the "mission of the concealed deadly weapon is murder. To check it is the duty of every self-respecting, law-abiding man.
Yeah, it's pretty bad.
No word from Zakaria as of now, but a Time spokesperson told The Atlantic Wire that it "takes any accusation of plagiarism by any of our journalists very seriously," and "will carefully examine the facts before saying anything else on the matter." It's going to be a long weekend for Zakaria.
A statement from Zakaria:
"Media reporters have pointed out that paragraphs in my Time column this week bear close similarities to paragraphs in Jill Lepore's essay in the April 23rd issue of The New Yorker. They are right. I made a terrible mistake. It is a serious lapse and one that is entirely my fault. I apologize unreservedly to her, to my editors at Time, and to my readers."
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A statement from CNN:
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Croisée in a Foreign Labyrinth
Croisée in a Foreign Labyrinth | |
Cover of the first manga volume
異国迷路のクロワーゼ (Ikoku Meiro no Kurowāze) |
Genre | Historical, Slice of Life |
Manga | |
Written by | Hinata Takeda |
Published by | Fujimi Shobo |
Demographic | Shōnen |
Magazine | Dragon Age Pure Monthly Dragon Age |
Original run | 2006 – ongoing |
Volumes | 2 |
Anime television series | |
Directed by | Kenji Yasuda |
Written by | Junichi Sato |
Music by | ko-ko-ya |
Studio | Satelight |
Licensed by | |
Network | AT-X, Chiba TV, Saitama TV, Sun TV, Tokyo MX, TV Aichi, TV Kanagawa |
Original run | July 4, 2011 – September 19, 2011 |
Episodes | 12 (+ 1 special) |
Croisée in a Foreign Labyrinth (異国迷路のクロワーゼ Ikoku Meiro no Kurowāze?, lit. "The crossroads of a foreign maze"), also titled in French as La Croisée dans un Labyrinthe Étranger, is a Japanese manga series written and illustrated by Hinata Takeda about a young Japanese girl named Yune who finds herself in late-19th century Paris. The manga has been adapted into an anime television series by Satelight which aired in Japan between July 4, 2011 and September 19, 2011.
The story takes place at the end of the 19th century, as Japanese culture gains popularity in the West. A young Japanese girl, Yune, accompanies a French traveller, Oscar Claudel, on his journey back to France, and offers to help at the family's ironwork shop in Paris. Oscar's grandson and shop owner Claude reluctantly accepts to take care of Yune, and we learn how those two, who have so little in common, get to understand each other and live together in the Paris of the 1800s.
- Yune (湯音?)
- Voiced by: Nao Tōyama
- A small Japanese girl who comes to France with Oscar in order to work at the Enseignes du Roy.
- Claude Claudel (クロード・クローデル Kurōdo Kurōderu?)
- Voiced by: Takashi Kondo
- A worker at the Enseignes du Roy and Oscar's grandson. He is generally unfamiliar with Japanese customs and is often confused by some of Yune's mannerisms.
- Oscar Claudel (オスカー・クローデル Osukā Kurōderu?)
- Voiced by: Hideyuki Tanaka
- The owner of Enseignes du Roy and Claude's grandfather who brings Yune home with him to France.
- Alice Blanche (アリス・ブランシュ Arisu Buranshu?)
- Voiced by: Aoi Yūki
- A member of the upper class Blanche family who owns the Galerie du Roy within which Ensignes du Roy is located. She has a fascination with Japanese culture and finds herself particularly attracted to Yune, hoping to one day have her stay at her mansion.
- Camille Blanche (カミーユ・ブランシュ Kamīyu Buranshu?)
- Voiced by: Sayuri Yahagi
- A member of the Blanche family and Alice's older sister. It is implied that she has been in love with Claude since childhood, but due to their class differences they can never be together.
Ikoku Meiro no Croisée began serialization in Fujimi Shobo's Dragon Age Pure, but was later moved to Monthly Dragon Age in 2009.[1]
At the end of 2010, Monthly Dragon Age 's official website announced that an anime series was underway.[1] The anime series is produced by Satelight and aired in Japan between July 4, 2011 and September 19, 2011. A bonus episode, Episode 4.5, was broadcast on the ShowTime online service on July 29, 2011 and will be released on the third Blu-ray and DVD volume released on November 25, 2011.[2] North American licensor Sentai Filmworks simulcast the series on The Anime Network and released it on subtitled DVD in September 2012.[3]
Episode list[edit]
No. | Title | Original airdate |
01 | "Entrance" "Iriguchi" (入口 (Entrée)) |
July 4, 2011[4] |
Oscar Claudel, the owner of a metalworks shop in the Gallerie du Roy, returns from an overseas trip to Japan, bringing with him a small Japanese girl named Yune, much to the discomfort of his grandson, Claude. When Yune accidental breaks a sign Claude was working on, she apologizes by letting him sell one of her kimonos. After doing so, Claude later learns that the kimono was a keepsake from Yune's mother, though Yune objects to Claude attempting to cancel the deal. Claude then makes a promise to Yune that he will try and earn enough money to buy the kimono back for her. | ||
02 | "Cheese" "Chīzu" (チーズ (Fromage)) |
July 11, 2011[5] |
Yune tries a French breakfast for the first time, though tries to hide her distaste of cheese. Claude and Yune go shopping together. | ||
03 | "Japan Labyrinth" "Nippon Meikyū" (日本迷宮 (Labyrinthe du japon)) |
July 18, 2011[5] |
As Claude is having trouble coming up with an idea for a sign for a music shop, he finds inspiration after seeing Yune write out a letter to her sister. Meanwhile, Oscar learns that Yune's kimono had been bought by the upper-class Blanche family, the youngest of which, Alice, showing excitement when she hears rumors about Yune. | ||
04 | "Water and Lights" "Mizu Akari" (水明かり (Eau et lumiéres)) |
July 25, 2011[5] |
Alice becomes determined to invite Yune over for tea, but Claude is not so keen on the idea. After Alice keeps pestering them, Yune agrees to go to the Blanche household. Although Alice makes various attempts to get Yune to stay with her, even offering to return her kimono free of charge, Yune declines in order to hold up a promise to make sukiyaki for the Claudels. | ||
04.5 | "Concert" "Ongakukai" (音楽会 (Récital)) |
July 29, 2011[6] |
Yune takes an interest in a bohemian named Anne who knows Japanese songs. Alice also takes an interest and decides to have Anne perform a recital in her garden, inviting Yune to sing along to them. During the concert, Anna plays a song that created by her grandfather which was a gift to her Japanese grandmother, who assumedly taught the song to Yune's sister. As Anne takes her leave, she and Yune make a promise to see each other again. | ||
05 | "Lost Child" "Maigo" (迷子 (Perdus)) |
August 1, 2011[5] |
Yune feels downhearted when she is scorned by Claude for being too friendly towards customers. When a scruffy boy takes advantage of Yune's gullibility and steals a candlestick, she chases after him but loses him. Furthermore, she forgets her way back to the Enseignes du Roy, unable to ask others for help and becoming suspicious towards those who do try to help her. She is eventually found by Claude who takes her back home. | ||
06 | "Crinoline" "Kurinorin" (鳥籠(クリノリン)(Crinoline)) |
August 8, 2011[5] |
Alice visits the Enseignes du Roy to invite Yune to have her photograph taken. Alice follows Yune's advice on putting on a kimono while Yune tries on one of Alice's dresses. While getting their photo taken, Yune notices Alice's sister, Camille, feeling downhearted, prompting a reaction when mentioning it to Claude. | ||
07 | "Skylight" "Tenmado" (天窓 (Lucarne)) |
August 15, 2011[7] |
Claude scolds Yune for trying to sympathize with the boy from before. Yune soon ends up collapsing from a fever, leading Claude to feel guilty about what he said to her. He goes to see Alice, who sends for a doctor and gives him a recipe for Japanese porridge. He also helps deliver a flower the boy made for Yune. | ||
08 | "Nursery" "Kodomobeya" (子供部屋 (Chambre d'enfant)) |
August 22, 2011[7] |
As Claude drops Yune off at a tea party with Alice, he is brought to see Camille, who he used to play with in his childhood. After talking about their local fairy tales, Alice shows Yune the nursery she grew up in, where Camille decides to give her a dress that belonged to Alice when she told her a fascinating story. | ||
09 | "Secret Garden" "Himitsu" (秘密 (Jardin secret)) |
August 29, 2011[7] |
As Yune and Alice continue to play together, Claude recalls the times he used to play with Camille. Claude almost always came over to the Blanche's garden to play with Camille, but she was unwillingly to leave the confines of the mansion herself. One day, Camille sneaks out of the mansion in order to see Claude, later explaining to him that she didn't want to leave the mansion as it would put him in trouble. | ||
10 | "Phantasmagoria" "Fantazumagorī" (魔術幻燈 (Fantasmagorie)) |
September 5, 2011[7] |
As Claude goes to see one of his late father's old clients about a commission, Yune finds an old slide projector, which Oscar decides to show off to her and Alice. Yune is reminded of the time she used to make shadow puppets with her sister. Afterward, Oscar teaches the girls how to make phenakistoscopes, and one of his friends, Alan, helps him put on a public projector show. | ||
11 | "Prayer" "Inori" (祈り (Prière)) |
September 12, 2011[8] |
Alice invites Yune to come to an exhibition at the Grand Magasin, but Claude is strongly against it for some reason. As a reprise, Claude takes Yune and Oscar to a picnic in the park. After seeing her upset while thinking about home, Claude asks Yune to tell him about her sister, Shione. As Shione was often looked at strangely because of her pale blue eyes, Yune, who was weak at the time, made a prayer that she would only be able to look at her. However, as time went on and Yune became stronger, Shione's grew weak and went blind, which Yune blames herself for to this day. However, Oscar assures her that Yune's words made Shione happy. | ||
12 | "Cats on a Roof" "Yane no Ue no Neko" (屋根の上の猫 (Chats sur un toit)) |
September 19, 2011[8] |
Yune hears about a black cat that ran away from one of the stores. Later, Claude yells at Yune when she touches a pair of gloves with belonged to his late father. When Yune hears a bell, she assumes it to be the cat she heard about and goes to search for it, which causes Claude to worry when he can't find her. As Claude gets help from Alice and the other Galerie shopkeepers, he finds Yune up on the roof of the Galerie. After getting her to safety, Claude tells Yune about his father and agrees to take her to the Grand Magasin at some point. Afterward, Claude returns Yune to the Galerie where everyone is waiting. |
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Good evening everyone;=)
I have been playing a game called RISK tonight. I don´t know if you have played it but it´s so fun. The only bad thing is that it takes a couple of hours... I didn´t win today but I will get my revenge soon;=)
Then it was time to bath my two cats. They don´t like it but they are gonna live at a cat hotel for this week so I want them to smell good. I love my cats and I always miss them when on tour or vacation but I know they have a good time at the hotel;=) I am gonna get another cat this summer. This time I am thinking of a sort that´s called Maine Coon. They get so big but they are very good with kids etc and I like their look;=) Here is a photo of a kitten so you know what I talk about. But I want a red one or black;=)
Now it´s time for some packing and paying the monthly bills so that´s done before I leave tomorrow. Boring things but necessary...
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I've played risk, it is fun! Aww those kitties are so pretty! They definetly get big though! :) I'm a huge animal lover myself. I actually volunteer at a local no-kill shelter. I have 4 cats myself. All of them are rescues. One is a siamese mix, one is a tabby mix, one is a tortoise shell calico. The latest addition is a black one who was found at an Exxon plant. I am also rescuing a long haired dachshund puppy this week. :)
Lynda G.Hey Anette, yes i know Risik. I've played with it so many ago and yes it's a very long game. Oh yours cats are so cute! I love animals! I have a dog called Sissy (like a pricess) and she is a little devil. Thank you for posting the pics of you cats! Good night dear Anette and enjoy you holiday! Big hugs
ReplyDeleteA home without a cat (or two) is no home at all ;=). I have 2 cats who are my 'babies'. Today I am a little sad as this day last year one of my cats died and I still miss him so much :'=( Now I have a beautiful kitten who makes me laugh.
Risk sounds a good game. Maybe you should get Tuomas and the boys to play this instead of 'drunken uno' ;=D.
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NikkiI love Risk! What a fun game. There are many possible strategies to use, and not every one will work as well against every other one. I'm sure you'll get your revenge soon. ;-)
I notice Nikki suggests the guys play this instead of "drunken uno"... I daresay each round would take a long time! Maybe a person could have a drink each time they conquered a region, though. *has never played a drinking game before, so has no idea what's best*
Very cute cat pic! Good luck in your quest for another kitty. :-)Maine Coon is such a good choice, they're really cute, there was one in the shelter here. Don't have a cat myself (only 2 little dogs, chinchillas, hamsters, gerbils, guinea pigs, have a rodent rescue, if you ever seek a hamster.. ;) but I am the "catsitter" in my neighbourhood :) It would be great if you upload a picture if you have a kitten. Enjoy your vacation!
ReplyDeleteAnette! Hello, Have a safe trip and enjoy your vacation. How did it come about that Ghost Love Score and the Escapist were added to the set? Brilliant additions IMO. I have always loved GLS! The love the way you rock the endings of the songs Tarja previously sang. Nemo and GLS sound so cool the way you have worked the last parts!
ReplyDeleteHeya Annette ,i was checking through ur older blogs and came across this one...he is cute...my best friend has a pure black Maine coon named Zoey..he is beautiful and "big",lol and any time his claws touch you..you'll be like "ouch" cuz his nails are extremely sharp, yesterday i was watching a show called "cats 101" on the animal planet channel...and they had this beautiful cat on there called a Siberian..these cats are lager than the Main coons...and very gorgeous...i wouldnt mind getting one or two of then as my next cat after my 3 cats go (which right now theyre 10 yrs old..lol they have another 8 - 10 yrs on them still as long as they stay healthy)and i have another cat her name is Tya (pronounced Thai' a) ,which she resides at my moms house w/ her brother ( Morgan)and they are right now 13 1/2 yrs; Morgan is a Lilac Point, and Tya is a Dark Seal Point Siamese yet they are both true brother and sister off the same liter...my sister bought Morgan and I bought Tya..after my sister moved and then i did few yrs later we decided to keep them at my moms house so they can stay together..so they dont get heartbroken from the separation...and they are still inseprable to this day =)
have a good wknd,or try to =)
"huggs" -Tracy


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The Ferengi were pretty much depicted as "space pirates" in their first appearances. Roddenberry was still involved with the show at this time and I think that pretty much renders that "rule" void.
It seems that the main thing that Roddenberry was against was depicting the Federation at war. He reasoned that war was something that the humans of Trek would have left behind and therefore there would always be ways for the Federation to settle any conflict without going to war.
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The Dominion War arc in DS9 was something that had never been done in Star Trek and it was a big risk. Fortunately, the risk paid off and many consider the arc to have produced some of the finest episodes of the franchise. The episode "In The Pale Moonlight" is considered by some to be the greatest episode of the franchise, despite it being almost completely "non-trek".
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"Overall good destination for pilgrimage, one get to see Load Shiva"
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Friends just visit this place. Temple is old and you find real GOD inside the Temple. Eat pedas. See God in evening time as well as morning time with water for Shivlingam, Both morning and evening time aarti gives you a different unique feeling. Town market is small. You can have evening chat thelas shops and have Sattu parantas as breakfast with curd. Also you can buy fresh tilkut. Places to visit are a lot and all are good as should be in any tourist place and please go through net and find out the places, but I can tell all are worth watching. Anyways one has to make priority that he is here for search of GOD Shiva, and sure you will feel that. Go with pure mind.
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"Tourism with pilgrimage; best family destination"
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Best family destination for a little trip. You can enjoy 4 or 5 days here. Many tourist attractions are there beside Baba Baidynathdham Temple. You can enjoy cable car in Trikuti Pahad, enjoy the nature beauty in Tapovan. One can visit Nandan Pahad, Ramkrishna Mission, Naulakha Mandir. The famous Yogashram Rikhiya is here. Mandar hill is only 75 km away. The famous Jain temple and city Parasnath is only 80 km from here. The whole city resides by various gods and that's why the name house of gods - Deoghar is very meaningful. The environment is good and weather is nice all around the year.
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I spent 3 days at Deoghar in October 2014. It is a nice place, weather is comfortable, not so hot & not so cold. The people are good in nature & helpful. We stayed at Hotel Basera, 10 minutes walking distance from Baidya Nath Temple. The Temple place is very crowdy & noisy. We offered Puja after crossing a long queue. Roads are clean & broad. There are many places to visit like the Trikut Hills, Tapovan Hills, Nandan Hills, Sri Sri Thakur Anukul Ashram, Naulakh Temple, etc. You may mount Trikut Hills either by Rope-way or by walk. But Journey by rope-way is thrilling than by walking. There is beautiful Park on the top of Nandan Hills which is known as Nandan park. There are so many rides & boating for kids. Overall, it's a place to spend a beautiful & pleasant weekend holiday. You may get all types of thali like South Indian, Bengali, Punjabi, etc. All are reasonable. Best time to visit this place is October to February.
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We had a stay at there for about 10 days. We visited almost all the major places like trikuti, baidh nath dham, basuki nath mandir,trikuti parbat and all other places. These places were full of fun. three were many children's parks. We also managed to get some time to go to the malls theatre. The food stalls roadside were quite clean.
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Deoghar is a very good looking city. Communications are very easy and good, Places for shopping easily is available.
Nandan Pahar, Trikut Parvat, Tapovan, Ramkrishna Mission, Satsang Ashram, Naulakha Temple, Jalsar Children Park etc are nearby Deoghar. Dumka & Giridih are also tourist place and the buses are also available from Deoghar Private Bus Stand.
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Overall experience of Deoghar city is very good. In Deoghar, Ramkrishna Vidyapith, Nandan Pahar, Basukinath temple are worth seeing. Shopping for ladies ornaments can be done. Security arrangment in this city is very good. All type of food is available.
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Deoghar is a comfortable place for pilgrims, tourists both. Weather is also charming through out the year. People are very friendly. .
Food, sight-seeing and shopping: Mainly vegetable hotels are here and there, but tourist may also get non veg items also. Trikut pahar where ropeway is also another attraction, Tapaban pahar, Nalakkha temple, Anukul Thakur Ashram, Ramakrishna Mission etc. are the main attraction of Deoghar sideseen.
Activities & things to do: First, everybody should watch and worship in Baba Baidyanath Temple, bathing in Doodh Pukur is the another attraction for religious people. Paragoli, near the temple is famous for para (sweets). Tourist must taste it.
Travel tips, How to reach, travel warnings etc: There is a connective station named Joshidi Jn., trains come from various part of the country. From this station autos are available to reach the Deoghar.
Tourist should not wear gold items, ornaments and do not keep much money in the pocket when you visit Baba Baidyanath Temple due to heavy rush in the temple.
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Place called Baba dham so it's Baba Nagri best place to visit once in Year.
Food, sight-seeing and shopping: Good taste of north Indian Variety of food. Nice place for shopping cheap and best.
Activities & things to do: First things to visit Baba dham Temple and aroud the many thing to visit Tapoban parvat Baba Vasukinath Temple
Travel tips, How to reach, travel warnings etc: Do the bargain for all the items in this city.
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Destination was excellent surrounding destinations like tapovan, trikuth pahar, nawlakha mandir are excellent.
Food, sight-seeing and shopping: New destination for shopping opened recently big bazar
Activities & things to do: Social service for poors by imposing entry fee in mandir
Travel tips, How to reach, travel warnings etc: By any train to jasidih and from there either by auto /car/ local trains. beware of pandas.
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Deoghar is a nice place for spending holidays with family or for couples. It is one of the religious place.
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Food, sight-seeing and shopping: food is good in hotel. no outside food is required. many places to visit like tapoban, nandan pahar etc.
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Have some of you seen the P. T. Anderson movie Magnolia (1999)? The topic of this melodrama deals with chance/fate, interections between people even if they are not directly related to each other. On some of the posters of this film, you read the undertitle Strange things happen everyday, and the story ask the question : what if these things wouldn't occur only by a matter of chance?
Well, this 'magnolia effect' is quite similar to the good things that have been popping up around me regarding music since the end of 2011. Many things due to people I've recently come across, and all linked more or less closely in way when I think of it. I now hope it'll keep on this way, in order to get more doors opened to me in music in the long run. Cross fingers, wait and see!
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Google abused its trust and misused its power when it blacked out its logo Jan. 18 and encouraged its millions of users base to "Tell Congress: Please don't censor the web!" At least according to the Recording Industry Association of America's CEO.
It seems RIAA President Cary Sherman is still steamed that Google was able to derail the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) and Protect IP Act (PIPA) by encouraging more than 7 million people to sign petitions opposing the legislation. He attacked Google, as well as Wikipedia, which also blacked out its site, in a New York Times op-ed published today, calling the controversy "manufactured."
"When Wikipedia and Google purport to be neutral sources of information, but then exploit their stature to present information that is not only not neutral but affirmatively incomplete and misleading, they are duping their users into accepting as truth what are merely self-serving political declarations," wrote Sherman.
Television networks supported the bills, but didn't use their platform to aid SOPA, Sherman argued, adding that Google didn't recognize the "the ethical boundary between the neutral reporting of information and the presentation of editorial opinion as fact."
"…what the Google and Wikipedia blackout showed is that it's the platforms that exercise the real power. Get enough of them to espouse Silicon Valley's perspective, and tens of millions of Americans will get a one-sided view of whatever the issue may be, drowning out the other side."
Readers, however, had no sympathy for Sherman or the RIAA. Overwhelmingly, readers supported the efforts of Google and Wikipedia to kill the bills.
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Techdirt also offered a brutal cut-down of Sherman's op-ed piece, calling the RIAA totally out of touch. In part:
Oh, man. Don't make me laugh. Once again, this is coming from Cary Sherman -- the master of mistruths himself. And he's really claiming that Google and Wikipedia informing the world of a dangerous bill is an "abuse of trust"? Really?!? I'd argue it was the exact opposite. It was an effort to build trust. The public trusts Google and Wikipedia to look out for their best interests, and this was a way that those sites did so -- after many, many people had raised their own concerns about these bills.
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The compression post is sitting on the cabin sole. I guess there is a structure under the sole that goes to the bottom of the hull on top of the keel. How would you transfer the upwards load of the chainplates to that?
I think the best way to do that is to use the bulkhead. I would replace the beam on the side of the bulkhead opposite the compression post and more or less duplicate the original design. Or I would move them outboard a few inches and use the hull itself. Bolt the chainplates through the hull afer first beefing up the area by glassing, with epoxy and biaxial cloth, a thick pad on the hull inside to spread the load. The pad should probably extend about 18" down from the hull/deck join and a ways fore and aft. This will transfer the loads to a much wider area.
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The list of pierceable materials :
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Hill Sr., David W. Was born to the union of Waverly and Viola (Green) Hill on August 17, 1929 in Faunsdale, Alabama. He was the fifth of nine children: four sisters, Bettie (deceased), Fannie (deceased), Bessie and Viola; and four brothers, Waverly (deceased), William Bryant (deceased), Edward (deceased) and Johnnie. He confessed his faith in Christ at an early age at First Baptist Church in Faunsdale, Alabama. Dave, as he was fondly known, graduated Perry County Training School (currently known as Robert C. Hatch High School) in Uniontown, Alabama and attended Alabama State University until he was drafted to serve in the
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