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Columbus District 6
About the Columbus Academy
This professional society of osteopathic physicians has represented central Ohio DOs for more than 60 years. Columbus Osteopathic Association (COA) members deliver healthcare to Ohioans in a 19-county area from Upper Sandusky to Portsmouth. As the largest local affiliate of the Ohio Osteopathic Association, COA is the only local osteopathic entity in this area. This distinction strengthens our commitment to promote the osteopathic profession at every level from osteopathic medical student to resident to practicing physician.
The COA covers the following counties: Ashland, Crawford, Delaware, Fairfield, Fayette, Franklin, Hocking, Knox, Licking, Madison, Marion, Morrow, Perry, Pickaway, Richland, Ross, Scioto, Union, and Wyandot.
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Columbus Osteopathic Association
53 W. Third Avenue
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AOA, ACGME Build Single Accreditation System
Four DO representatives have been appointed to the ACGME Board, and two Ohio DOs were among a group of 13 osteopathic physicians approved for the ACGME's Osteopathic Principles Committee (OPC). The comment period for new osteopathic standards ended, December 29.
ODH, Medical and Pharmacy Boards Get New Executives
Governor Kasich has announced the appointment of new executive directors at the State Medical and Pharmacy Boards, and the new chief medical officer of the Ohio Department of Health
Ohioan Installed as AOA President
Ohio's favorite son, Robert S. Juhasz, DO, of Cleveland, was installed as the 118th president of the American Osteopathic Association, July 20, telling more than 600 members of the AOA House of Delegates, "I am so incredibly proud and humbled to be your AOA president at this historic time for our profession."
AOA House Votes to Support New GME Accreditation System
This decision clears the way for DO and MD granting medical schools, hospitals, and community health centers to develop a single standard for residency program training. Graduating students from DO or MD schools can now become board-eligible, practicing physicians in the United States through a single accrediting system.
COA Presents Awards, Holds Election at Annual Meeting
The Columbus Osteopathic Association (COA) honored two individuals with awards at its Annual Meeting, April 22, 2009, at Eddie Merlot's Restaurant in Columbus.
Academy Reception Provides Food, Fun & Film
Not that Academy!
More than 60 DOs, osteopathic medical students, and their guests attended the annual Columbus Osteopathic Association (also called the Academy) Member Reception, held February 25, 2009, at the Arena Grand Movie Theatre in downtown Columbus.
Columbus Academy Seeks Award Nominations
COA Now Accepting Ads for Membership Directory
Publication to be released in January 2009
Academy Family Visit Slated for November 12
Kick-Off Meeting Set for September 24
COA Starts New Program Year with Celebration, Speaker
DOs Testify at Medicaid Forums
Ohio DO Provides Emergency Healthcare in China
COA Presents Awards, Elects Council
The Columbus Osteopathic Association (COA) honored two individuals with awards at its Annual Meeting, April 22, 2008, at La Scala Italian Bistro in Dublin.
Annual Meeting Set for April 22
The Columbus Osteopathic Association will elect officers, hear an educational program, and honor two leaders of the profession at the Annual Meeting, April 22, 2008.
COA Hosts Successful Events
Central Ohio DOs Attend January and February Meetings
Columbus Docs Attend Kick-Off
Academy Hosts Successful Meeting
Volunteers Needed
Nominations Accepted for COA Awards Program
COA Kicks-Off Year with Dinner Meeting
Join us September 25
COA Sets 2007-2008 Meeting Dates
Mark Your Calendar!
Columbus Docs in the Spotlight at State Convention
COA physicians were well represented at the 109th Ohio Osteopathic Convention, June 21-24, 2007, at the Lodge at Sawmill Creek in Huron.
COA Presents Awards, Elects Council
J. Todd Weihl, DO
Darren J. Sommer, DO
Alex S. Tsai, DO
Vice President
Carrie A. Lembach, DO
Andrew P. Eilerman, DO
Immediate Past President
Helen L. Kwong, DO
Executive Council Member
Adele M. Lipari, DO
Executive Council Member
Tejal Patel, DO
Executive Council Member
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February 01, 2007
Speaking of expresses, what a great bore it is to be from five o'clock in the morning to half past seven or eight at night, cooped up in a Stage Coach, (these cold days and nights too) creeping over the road between Barnstable and Boston, when the roads are in good condition and the trip ought to be performed in, at least, three hours less time
HYANNIS -- Francis D. Bearse, Esq., of Montgomery, Ala., has paid this, the village of his nativity, a flying visit the past week. We learn that Mr. Bearse, during the past year, has put up one of the most extensive Saw Mills in the South at Milton, Fla. We hope he will be so prospered as to soon again take up his permanent abode in our village.
The Listener, after returning from a recent trip to the Cape, spoke of the local names given to your lovely ponds and lakes In ancient times when the land was first taken it was essential and sensible to distinguish creeks and ponds in different ownerships by the settlers' names That time is past, and the need and value of local names has fled with the stage coach and bad roads I think no one can take exception if I say that Cape Cod has the very baddest vocabulary of place names in New England Are not the old Indian names which to the manor belong, after all, such as Matakeeset, Mascanomo, Iyanno, Cotocheeset, more attractive even in an advertising hotel column, than High Pole Hill, Aunt Lyddy's Pond, Lake Pleasant, Mill Creek, Nine Mile Pond, Great Island, and such bald unmeaning names?
Rear Admiral Frances T. Bowles, U.S.N. retired, of Barnstable, in an exclusive interview with the Boston Post Saturday night, opined that the United States would not enter into hostilities with Germany as a result of the breaking off of diplomatic relations.
REPORT OF THE SCHOOL COMMITTEE -- In the Cotuit district the situation remains difficult. The seventh and eighth grades in Marstons Mills are taken to Cotuit -- the seventh entering the elementary school there, and the eighth entering with the Cotuit eighth and the Elizabeth Lowell High. Both the elementary and high school buildings are overfilled.
Death came to Louis Arenovski of Hyannis on Friday last. It brought to an end the career of an immigrant peddler who arrived on Cape Cod some 56 years ago, and by sheer force of character rose to a position of eminence as a merchant, real estate owner and banker, and to great influence in Republican political affairs.
The Board of Trade voted unanimously
to include in the Town of Barnstable warrant for the annual town meeting on March 4, articles to provide for the purchase and leasing of land on the south side of North Street for parking problems Thomas Spiro of Boston, owner of the land and buildings occupied by the A&P store, which has parking facilities in the rear of the building at the present time, told the committee he would be willing to lease that parking area to the town for twenty-five years, at the rate of $25 a year. This joins a larger tract of land of more than 10,000 square feet with a frontage of about 100 feet on North Street. This is owned by Charles Megathlin who will sell the land to the town for $3,125. This is the price that Mr. Megathlin purchased the land for 21 years ago.
OSTERVILLE. The Osterville Fireman's Club held a joint meeting
with the Centerville Fireman's Club at the Centerville fire house Tuesday evening. They voted to have a quahaug chowder supper at the next meeting in March at the Osterville fire station. New shirt patches were distributed to each member. Color movies of the Red Sox in action were shown and refreshments were served.
Cdr. Sidney V. Wright, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Wright of 9 Pleasant St., Hyannis has been moved up from Lieutenant Commander
while serving in the Tonkin gulf off the coast of North Vietnam. He was graduated from Barnstable High School in 1948.
Last week's magnificent and moving televised version of Alex Haley's best seller, "Roots," viewed by record millions, recalled the famed black author's visit to Barnstable in late June, 1971 as a guest of William Durrell, proprietor of Crane's Duplicating Service. It was a bright Sunday, and memorable
afternoon, when under the pines at the Durrells' Barnstable home Haley, already renowned for his story on the life of Black Muslim leader, "Malcolm X," related the plot and message of his forthcoming book to a group of 65 Radcliffe students. It was then, and still is, the custom of the Durrells to invite the members of Radcliffe's Publishing Procedures course to be their guests for a day on Cape Cod.
One hundred and eighty one persons had taken out nomination papers for town meeting representatives as of Tuesday, an increase of 58 over two weeks ago but still far short of the 248 openings in this year that redistricting takes effect.
A committee of three has been assembled by town council president Richard Clark to research the requirements of merging the finance functions of the school and town departments under one department of finance Clark was one of several councilors who pushed for a merger of the two departments as the school deficit was being resolved last year.
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Cave notches match-high 15 kills in Sinton win
SINTON -- The lettering on the back of Sinton junior middle blocker Caitlin "CoCo" Cave's warm-up shirt stated, "The Real Deal."
No kidding.
West Oso has seen what Cave can do on the volleyball court -- she helped lead the Pirates to a sweep of the Bears in district play last year -- but Bears volleyball coach Cheryl Fillmore said it was what Cave's teammates did against them Tuesday night that surprised West Oso during their District 30-3A showdown at Sinton High School.
Cave got her match-high 15 kills, yet it was the accompanying power that her teammates displayed that threw West Oso off-balance.
The defending District 30-3A champion Pirates (23-4 overall, 4-0 in district play) used that to their advantage Tuesday in posting a 25-21, 25-18, 25-19 victory over the Bears (20-3, 3-1) to move one game ahead of West Oso in the district standings. The rematch between the teams will be Oct. 19 at West Oso High School.
"We're already anticipating playing them again," Fillmore said. "We knew about their middle hitter (Cave) -- we knew what she can do. I think their other hitters really stepped up for them tonight and that made the biggest difference for them. We have the hitters that can do that, too -- they just didn't tonight."
"I'm real happy with the way we played tonight -- we wanted to take care of business at home," Pirates coach Virginia Parsons said. "West Oso has a good team, we just pushed harder tonight and didn't let up. Everybody for us was on their game tonight."
While Cave did have another big night, senior MB/OH Kristine Cluiss, junior MB/OH Whitney Foley, junior OH/MB Sara Barrera and junior setter Kacee Castillo also combined for 13 kills for Sinton.
Foley and Cave also shared the team lead with three blocks each, while Castillo added a team-best 10 assists and senior LBO Mimi May had 30 digs and three aces.
West Oso nearly rallied from a 15-6 Game 1 deficit, as the Bears used a 15-7 run to close within 22-21.
A missed serve by the Bears stopped the run, before Cluiss followed with two service points and Foley added a key tip to help put the game away.
Game 2 was tied 4 times, before Cave delivered five straight service points and an ace to break a 7-all deadlock and give the Pirates a 12-7 lead. May, Cluiss and Alex Zapata also had key kills during that key spurt.
The Bears closed within 12-9 on a block by senior middle blocker Novella Thomas (who also had a team-high nine kills in the match) and a service point by junior LBO Julia Moreno, but a misplay by West Oso and two consecutive service points by senior S Kirsten Shedd helped the Pirates regain command.
West Oso later pulled within 21-17 on three service points by senior MB Chandace Tryon (who also led the team with seven blocks), but that's as close as the Bears would come, as the Pirates scored four of the next five points to seize Game 2.
West Oso junior S Anastasia Fillmore also had a match-high 11 assists in the match.
It was the third time the teams met this season. The Bears and Pirates -- who both reached the Region IV-3A quarterfinals this past season -- split their previous two non-district matches this season, as West Oso won at the CCISD McDonald's SpikeFest and Sinton prevailed in the Alice tournament.
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Aces -- Sinton: Mimi May 3. Assists -- West Oso: Anastasia Fillmore 11. Sinton: Kacee Castillo 10. Blocks -- West Oso: Chandace Tryon 7. Sinton: Caitlin "CoCo" Cave 3, Whitney Foley 3. Digs -- West Oso: Thomas 4. Sinton: May 30. Kills -- West Oso: Novella Thomas 9. Sinton: Cave 15. RECORDS -- Sinton, Overall, 23-4, District, 4-0. West Oso, Overall, 20-3, District, 3-1. JV -- Sinton def. WO, 19-25, 25-19, 25-17. FR -- Sinton def. WO, 25-18, 23-25, 25-20.
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The Dancing Moons
In their orbital ballet, Janus and Epimetheus swap positions every four years -- one moon moving closer to Saturn, the other moving farther away. The two recently changed positions (the swap occurring on Jan. 21, 2006), and Janus will remain the innermost of the pair until 2010, when they will switch positions again. Although the moons appear to be close in the image, they are not.
Janus (181 kilometers, or 113 miles across at right) is about 40,000 kilometers (25,000 miles) farther away from Cassini than Epimetheus (116 kilometers, or 72 miles across, at left) in this view. In fact, even when they are at their closest, tugging at each other and swapping orbital positions, they are never closer than about 15,000 kilometers (9,000 miles).
The image was taken in visible light with the Cassini spacecraft narrow-angle camera on March 20, 2006 at a distance of approximately 452,000 kilometers (281,000 miles) from Epimetheus and 492,000 kilometers (306,000 miles) from Janus. The image scale is 3 kilometers (2 miles) per pixel on both moons.


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Kingdom | Phylum | Class | Order | Family |
Scientific Name: | Scyliorhinus torrei | |||||||||
Species Authority: | Howell Rivero, 1936 | |||||||||
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Red List Category & Criteria: | Least Concern ver 3.1 |
Year Published: | 2009 |
Date Assessed: | 2004-06-16 |
Assessor(s): | Sherrill-Mix, S.A. & Burgess, G.H. |
Reviewer(s): | Kyne, P.M., Stevens, J.D., Pollard, D. & Dudley, S. (Shark Red List Authority) |
Justification: Little is known about this deepwater catshark. Its population and biology is poorly understood. It has only been caught off southern Florida (USA), Cuba and the Bahamas. Since this shark is only rarely caught, it is being placed in the Least Concern category. If fishing pressure increases, this status should immediately be reassessed due to the small range of this species. |
Range Description: | Restricted range in the western central Atlantic: USA (southern Florida), Bahamas and northern Cuba (Compagno in prep. b.). |
Countries: | Native: Bahamas; Cuba; United States (Florida) |
FAO Marine Fishing Areas: | Native:
Atlantic – western central
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Population: | Reported to be uncommon (Compagno in prep. b.). |
Population Trend: | Unknown |
Habitat and Ecology: | Upper continental slope at depths of 229-550 m (most records below 366 m) (Compagno in prep. b.). Virtually nothing known of the species' biology. Reaches a maximum size of ~32 cm TL (Compagno in prep. b.). |
Systems: | Marine |
Major Threat(s): | May be taken in demersal deepwater trawl fisheries, but this species is very rarely caught (J. Castro, pers. comm.). |
Conservation Actions: | Further specimens are required to obtain information on life history. |
Citation: | Sherrill-Mix, S.A. & Burgess, G.H. 2009. Scyliorhinus torrei. The IUCN Red List of Threatened Species. Version 2014.3. <www.iucnredlist.org>. Downloaded on 06 May 2015. |
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The Lincoln Town Car Is Everything Europe Lusts After In American Cars
We Americans are often longing for the small, tidy, spritely cars locked away across the pond, but those imagined sophisticated Europeans have a secret desire: big American land yachts. The '90s Lincoln Town Car might be the most emblematic of all.
This Square Lincoln Has Come Full Circle
Welcome to Little Car in the Big City, where I highlight fascinating cars I found walking around a town that is known for being bigger than everything else, but where every car is fighting to stand out: New York, New York.
Dom Deluise's Lincoln Town Car: Buy It Now For Only $6,900
You'd expect a Captain of Chaos to drive something a bit ahem... chaotic, rather than this 1998 Lincoln Town Car owned by the late Dom Deluise. Buy it now for only $6,900! Dun dun DUNNNN!!!
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As 1990 Lincoln Town Cars go, this one on eBay is quite the peach. Why the seller resorted to cheap, tawdry tactics to sell it we'll never know. But whatever, works for us. Somewhat NSFW.
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Kamalkishor, Heda Nilesh and Kulkarni, KM (2009) Fish stupefying plants used by the Gond tribal of Mendha village of Central India. In: Indian Journal of Traditional Knowledge, 8 (4). pp. 531-534.
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Fish stupefying plants and their methods of use by the Gond people of Mendha village of the Gadchiroli district in Maharashtra state have been documented. For the purpose of validation, literature survey revels that many fish stupefying plants being used since long time by local people are recently well tested by many workers and are found to have many important medicinal properties. It was also observed that herbal fish stupefying agents are excellent means of fishing, which do not kill whole fish stock like chemicals.
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Keywords: | Fishing stupefying techniques; Gond; Dhivar; Fish stupefying plants; Fish poisons |
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Luke S. SMITH came to Lincoln county in 1866, from Logan county, West Virginia,
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The goal is to develop strategies to promote remyelination in the central nervous system. Experiments are designed to use "knockout" mice with specific immune deletions as well as to test monoclonal antibodies to enhance remyelination. We have identified a series of human monoclonal antibodies that bind to the surface of oligodendrocytes (view image). These antibodies trigger remyelination both in vivo and in vitro (view image). Antibodies have been shown to promote remyelination and functional improvement in three experimental models of multiple sclerosis (viral, autoimmune and toxic). Two monoclonal antibodies have been cloned and the sequence expressed in vectors so that large amounts of antibody can be readily made. MRI studies show that these antibodies cross the blood brain barrier (view image) and target the MS lesion. These antibodies are expressed at a specific time in glial cell development and bind specifically to myelin.
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We (specifically Drs. Bieber and Rodriguez) have collaborated to demonstrate that T cells are necessary for remyelination to take place . We have also begun to explore the genetic basis of remyelination . The mouse strain FVB has been found to repair spontaneously while others (B10.Q and SJL) do not. Most recently, using NMR technology, we have been able to develop a surrogate marker for axonal preservation by examining the ratio of NAA/cr by spectroscopy.
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THE presidential poll in Afghanistan is still the stuff of nightmares for the technicians, diplomats and officials who had the misfortune to be involved in it. They shudder at the orgy of Taliban violence unleashed across the country on voting day, August 20th 2009, the most violent day in recent years. Voters stayed away from many polling stations, leaving corrupt supporters of the incumbent, Hamid Karzai, to stuff ballot boxes with perhaps 1m votes. And during the months of ballot auditing and recounts that followed, the business of government ground to a halt.
Relations between Afghanistan's Western backers and Mr Karzai also sank to a wretched low after the West dared to point out the extraordinary level of electoral fraud. "God, it was just terrible," says one shaken foreign election expert. "It just can't happen again."
Yet the return of such misery is precisely what many fear when Afghans go to the polls again, on September 18th, to elect 249 members of parliament. The Kabul analyst of the International Crisis Group, a think-tank, is among those giving warning that Afghanistan is once again about to "go over the cliff". Violence and intimidation are on the rise against candidates, three of whom have been killed. Late in August the bodies of five election workers who had been volunteering for a female candidate in Herat were found, apparently shot by the Taliban. A record 406 female candidates are running, but many have been the targets of insurgents and unenlightened local power brokers.
A smooth electoral process is unlikely. The electoral register is still hopelessly flawed, with an estimated 5m of its 17m voters thought to be fraudulently listed or duplicates. Yet the poll is unlikely to be quite as bad as in 2009. Representatives of international election-monitoring groups say that some lessons have been learnt.
Importantly, the Independent Election Commission (IEC), an Afghan body, is much improved. Its chairman is generally seen as practical and independent, unlike the Karzai loyalist who oversaw last year's fiasco. Sensible and simple innovations have been introduced, including sticking plastic sheets on completed result sheets in polling stations, to discourage tampering.
The IEC is also wise to the jiggery-pokery that was perpetrated last time by unscrupulous data-entry staff in the national tally centre in Kabul. That is just as well, given the decline of another body, the Electoral Complaints Commission (ECC), that just about saved the day last year when three non-Afghans on its five-man board insisted on a fairly rigorous inquiry into mass fraud. A diplomat in Kabul observes that "the IEC is stronger, but the ECC is weaker." Mr Karzai made no secret of his loathing for the meddling foreign commissioners and has cut their number to two.
In any case, fraud may be harder to detect as a result of a ludicrously crowded field of over 2,550 candidates, which means relatively few votes will need to be stolen in each provincial battleground to affect outcomes—rather than the 1m false ballots of last time.
To make ballot-stuffing harder the IEC will not open 938 polling stations in areas that have been deemed too dangerous. If it discourages fraud, that is a welcome move (the idea was bitterly opposed last year by Mr Karzai), though it will make life harder for would-be voters in the largely Pushtun south, where violence is worst. Meanwhile more polling stations are being opened in the north, which will make it easier in many places for non-Pushtuns to vote. As a result, the election may be cleaner than last year's poll—but in the eyes of an important ethnic group, it is unlikely to be seen as any more legitimate.


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Well the battle with the Nighthawk is over. She has succumb to her internal injuries after the oil filter failure. On the trip into work tonight she started knocking and loosing power. Guess the old girl has had enough. I was hoping she would hold together long enough for me to get the XT all straightened out and on the road but it is not to be I guess.
I was really hoping to get the Bladen Tag when it made it there but I have 2 broken bikes right now. But the time frame this one is standing I might be able to get something back together by then. Ray
When the system fails you, what then?? Do you fight it or just surrender and give up? If all seems doomed what is left to fight for? Is it just me or does the world seem to close in on you when you seem to be making ground? Options are dwindling down, what comes next? And in the words of Pink Floyd "Is there anybody out there". All I know is I WILL SURVIVE. |
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TE is ignoring that the recent trend shows that the longer term trend of drug crime contribution to the rise is abating. ie: there is a pronounced trending increase in detention for non drug related crime.
While drug crime could be dealt with by activist supervision of those banks transfering the rivers of funds (yes only the banks can transfer that volume, and only wilfull blindness can explain the lack of bank internal and regulatory intervention). Interventions based upon past disclosures would also require ensuring that the CIA is not using it as an off balance sheet funding vehicle as has been proven.
This new trend however may be beyond the control of the progressive and statist neo-aristocracy and maybe that is the factor inspiring the most statist US Attorney General in US history to act on 3 strikes (ie: unaffordable with paybacks is affordable when the populace pays, unaffordable without paybacks is just unaffordable)
CIA is behind the drug crime epidemic. SURE!! They are at the bottom of just about EVERYTHING, as you know ( and can demonstrate) so well.
Others not disposed to trolling might get a hold of the ABC radio interview between Brian Toohey and Alfred McCoy on Nugan Hand Bank decades ago. Some might read on Iran Contra, others might just note Afghan poppy production pre and post US invasion and then who got CIA contractor largess and protection during that time.
In Philip Agee's CIA Diary written in 1975 he said the following was provided to him in his training curriculm at the central CIA training base at Camp Peary Virginia in 1960.
There have been several times when CIA autonomy was threatened. The Hoover Commission Task Force on Intelligence Activities headed by General Mark Clark recommended in 1955 that a Congressional Watchdog Committee be established to oversee the CIA much as the Joint Congressional Committee on Atomic Energy watches over the AEC. The Clark Committee, in fact, did not believe the sub-committees of the Armed Services and Appropriations Committees were able to exercise effectively the Congressional monitoring function. However, the problem was corrected, according to the agency position, when President Eisenhower, early in 1956, established his own appointative committee to oversee the Agency. This is the President's Board of Consultants on Foreign Intelligence Activities (renamed in 1961 the President's Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board).... It can provide the kind of 'private citizen' monitoring of the Agency that Congress didn't want. Moreover, our speakers have pointed out, the more Congress gets into the act the greater the danger of accidental revelation of secrets by indiscreet politicians. Established relationships, with intelligence services of other countries, like Great Britain, might be complicated. The Congress was quite right at the beginning in giving up control – so much for them, their jobs is to appropriate the money."
These last 4 words were a challenge for the campany that has since been resolved creatively.
If you want another allegation defined under US criminal laws means, motive, and opportunity pre-emption then the less conclusive missing Iraqi billions that weas delivered in cash, dispensed without documentation or controls, and immediately went missing would be another off balance sheet vehicle roped in.
Keep asking john4law and I'll keep delivering.
Just because you can keep writing does not mean you are saying anything.
Not intelligible: at least to me.
Perhaps your comment will see the end of this discussion, you can only hope. You got in over your head.


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International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh
The logo of the ICDDR,B
Abbreviation | ICDDR,B |
Motto | Knowledge for Global life saving solutions |
Formation | 1960 |
Purpose | Diarrhoeal Disease Research |
Headquarters | Dhaka, |
Location | |
Executive Director
John D. Clemens,MD |
Notable researchers
Dilip Mahalanabis Colin Munro MacLeod Richard A. Cash David R. Nalin |
Website | www |
Formerly called
Pakistan-SEATO Cholera Research Laboratory |
Coordinates: 23°46′35.04″N 90°23′59.27″E / 23.7764000°N 90.3997972°E
The International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh (ICDDR,B) is an international health research organization located in Dhaka, Bangladesh.[1] Dedicated to saving lives through research and treatment, ICDDR,B addresses some of the most critical health concerns facing the world today, ranging from improving neonatal survival to HIV/AIDS.[2] In collaboration with academic and research institutions over the world, ICDDR,B conducts research, training and extension activities, as well as programme-based activities, to develop and share knowledge for global lifesaving solutions.
ICDDR,B has its roots in the Pakistan-SEATO Cholera Research Laboratory formed in 1960. When Bangladesh became independent of Pakistan in 1971, activities where diminished. In 1978 a proposal by an international group of scientists was put forward to elevate the organization to an international research center. The organization was established in its current form via an act of parliament in 1979. The Centre is credited, among other accomplishments, with the discovery of oral rehydration therapy for the treatment of diarrhoea and cholera.[3] Oral rehydration therapy is thought to have saved over 40 million people worldwide.
ICDDR,B is one of the leading research institutes in Bangladesh, releasing, according to the Thomson Reuters Web of Science, 18 percent of the country's publications.[4]
ICDDR,B has a mix of national and international staff, including public health scientists, laboratory scientists, clinicians, nutritionists, epidemiologists, demographers, social and behavioural scientists, IT professionals, and experts in emerging and re-emerging infectious diseases, vaccine sciences.
Since 1978, the Centre has trained more than 27,000 health professionals from over 78 countries. Courses provide practical training in hospital management of diarrhoeal diseases, epidemiology, biostatistics, family planning, demographic surveillance, and child survival strategies.
ICDDR,B is supported by about 55 donor countries and organizations, including the Government of Bangladesh, UN specialized agencies, foundations, universities, research institutes and private sector organizations and companies that share the Centre's concern for the health problems of developing countries and who value its proven experience in helping solve those problems.[5] The Centre is governed by a distinguished multinational Board of Trustees comprising 17 members from all over the world.
Awards and recognitions[edit]
In May 2001, ICDDR,B received the first Gates Award for Global Health from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. The director of ICDDR,B during the time of the discovery of oral rehydration therapy, Dr. Dilip Mahalanabis, received the Pollin Prize for 2002 and the Prince Mahidol Award for public health in 2006, awarded jointly to Dr. Mahalanabis, Dr. Richard A. Cash of Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, and Dr. David Nalin. In 2007, ICDDR,B received the Leadership Award from the Alliance for the Prudent Use of Antibiotics.
Achievements: Time Line
1960: Cholera research laboratory begins.
1963: Population surveillance – the world's longest running field site starts in Matlab.[6]
1966: Cholera fatality reduced to less than 1%.
1969 : Oral Rehydration Solution (ORS) is discovered.
1969 : Relationship between breastfeeding and menstruation resumption is demonstrated.
1974 : Tetanus toxoid vaccine recommended, reducing neonatal mortality by 30%.
1978: Rotavirus identified as most common cause of diarrhoea in infants in Bangladesh, and as highest priority for new vaccines.
1982: Rice-based ORS identified as preferred treatment practice.
1982 : Matlab Maternal Child Health and Family Planning project shares its success in lowering national fertility rates with the Government of Bangladesh.
1983: Epidemic Control and Preparedness Programme begins.
1984 : Full Expanded Programme on Immunization data is validated (and begins). Benefit of measles vaccine demonstrated, leading to inclusion in EPI.
1985: Cholera vaccine trial launched.
1988: Treatment of, and research into, acute respiratory infections/pneumonia begins.
1989 :Matlab record keeping system, specially adapted for Government use, extended to the national family planning programme.
1993:New Vibrio cholerae 0139 (Bengal strain) identified and characterized by ICDDR,B.
1994: ICDDR,B epidemic response team goes to Goma to assist cholera-stricken Rwandan refugees and helps reduce mortality from as high as 48.7% to less than 1%.
1995 : Maternal immunization with pneumococcal vaccine shown to be likely to protect infants up to 22 weeks.
1998: HIV sero-surveillance begins in Bangladesh on behalf of Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Government of Bangladesh.
1999 : Protocolized Management of Severely Malnourished Children decreases case fatality from 20% to less than 5%. Published in Lancet.
2000: ICDDR,B assists Government of Bangladesh with control of major dengue epidemic in Dhaka.
2000: International, peer-reviewed and indexed ICDDR,B journal is renamed Journal of Health Population and Nutrition.
2001: Studies on violence against women in Bangladesh initiated.
2001: ICDDR,B opens the first tuberculosis laboratory in Bangladesh.
2001 :Oral cholera vaccine, tested at ICDDR,B, is approved for use by WHO.
2001: Studies on the effects of arsenic on health begin.
2002: ICDDR,B studies establish that zinc treatment of diarrhoea reduces under-5 mortality by 50%.
2002: First HIV voluntary counselling and testing unit in Bangladesh opens at ICDDR,B.
2003: New research programmes on HIV/AIDS and Poverty & Health.
2004: Studies on preventing high levels of childhood drowning begin.[clarification needed]
2005: ICDDR,B team assists in post-tsunami health needs assessment in Sri Lanka.
2006: Dispersible zinc tablets launched through unique public-private partnership in national scale up to treat diarrhoea in children under five years.
2006: Studies on abortion and menstrual regulation initiated.
2007: Oral cholera vaccine Dukoral, tested at Matlab in 1985, launched in Bangladesh.
2008: Introduce SHEBA (an integrated Hospital Management System) and start the journey as a paperless hospital
2009: ICDDR,B opens a ward for ARI (Swine Flu) patients.
2010: ICDDR,B celebrates 50 years of operations. Sends teams to combat deadly cholera outbreaks in Pakistan and Haiti. Research team discovers and characterise the "TLC phage" which changes the chromosomal sequence of the cholera bacterium, enabling incoming toxigenic CTX phage genome to be incorporated and transforming a harmless strain of V. cholerae to a dangerous killer. Issues its first patent from the Director of United States Patent and Trademark Office (United States Patent US7638271) for inventing a new diagnostic method for tuberculosis, called Antibodies from lymphocyte secretions or ALS.
- ^ Zia Uddin Ahmed (2012). "ICDDR,B". In Sirajul Islam and Ahmed A. Jamal. Banglapedia: National Encyclopedia of Bangladesh (Second ed.). Asiatic Society of Bangladesh.
- ^ http://www.cabinet.gov.bd/view_award.php?award_person_id=112&lang=en[dead link]
- ^ UNICEF. "ORS: The medical advance of the century". Retrieved 1 May 2011.
- ^ Dilruba Mahbuba and Ronald Rousseau, Scientific research in Bangladesh and a comparison with India and Pakistan, Fourth International Conference on Webometrics, Informetrics and Scientometrics & Ninth COLLNET Meeting (2008)
- ^ Children's Health Foundation - Unusual rise in patient numbers at ICDDR,B's Dhaka Hospital
- ^ "Professor receives grant to study effects of good health in Bangladesh". Retrieved 23 August 2013.
External links[edit]
ICDDR,B hosts the secretariat of Child Health and Nutrition Research Initiative CHNRI


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Title: | Primroses versus Spruces: Cultural differences between flora depicted in British and Polish children's books |
Author: | Luczaj, Lukasz |
Date: | 2009 |
Publisher: | University of Hawaii at Manoa |
Citation: | Luczaj L. 2009. Primroses versus spruces: cultural differences between flora depicted in British and Polish children's books. Ethnobotany Research and Applications 7:115-121. |
Abstract: | Plant illustrations encountered by children during their education directly result from the actual native culture and flora and simultaneously shape children's perception of vegetation. Children's book illustrations were compared in Great Britain, a country with a long tradition of realism in visual arts, and Poland (89 books were studied in each country). It was found that British children's books contained more species of plants and less species of fungi, but the differences were not significant. The proportion of native woodland species is the same for both countries, but Polish illustrations show less woodland flowers and more trees. British illustrations contain proportionally more purple and yellow flowers. Polish illustrations do not reflect the potential natural vegetation (deciduous forests) but rather reflect species typical for disturbed sites and boreal elements of the flora, which are dominant in the countries east of Poland. This can be explained by population movements which took place after 1945. |
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URI: | http://hdl.handle.net/10125/12508 |
Keywords: | primroses, spruces, Great Britain, Poland, children's literature, plant illustrations |
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