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Tracheotomy is the surgical creation of an opening from the outside of the neck into the windpipe. A tube is inserted into the opening to allow for normal breathing.
A tracheotomy is done to bypass obstructions that are interfering with breathing. The opening is called a stoma or tracheostomy. A stoma may be either temporary or permanent.
A tracheotomy is done to restore normal breathing in the following situations:
If you are planning to have a tracheotomy, your doctor will review a list of possible complications, which may include:
Some factors that may increase the risk of complications include:
Your doctor will likely do the following:
Talk to your doctor about your medications. You may be asked to stop taking some medications up to one week before the procedure, like:
anesthesia will be used. You will be asleep. In emergency situations, local anesthesia may be used. It will numb the area.
A cut will be made in the skin of the neck. A section at the front of the windpipe will be removed. A tracheostomy tube, which will act as the airway, will then be fitted into this opening in the windpipe. The skin will be closed around the tube with stitches or clips.
You will breathe through this tube as long as it is in place. Oxygen and machines to assist breathing will be provided, if needed. A chest x-ray may be needed.
About 15-30 minutes
Anesthesia prevents pain during the procedure. You may have some pain and soreness during recovery. Your doctor can prescribe pain medication to help relieve this discomfort.
The length of stay will depend on the reason for the procedure. Most stays are 1-5 days.
Once a tracheostomy tube is in place, you will experience breathing and vocal changes. It usually takes three days to adjust to breathing through the tube. Speaking is often a larger adjustment. Initially, you may not be able to speak. You will need to cover the tracheostomy hole with your fingers in order to speak so the air going in and out of the tube will not bypasses the vocal cords.
After you leave the hospital, contact your doctor if any of the following occurs:
In case of an emergency, call for medical help right away.
You should call for help right away if:
American Lung Association
National Heart Lung and Blood Institute
Canadian Medical Association
The Lung Association
Caring for your tracheotomy. University of Miami Health System website. Available at:
http://calder.med.miami.edu/pointis/traccare.html. Accessed September 17, 2013.
Frequently asked questions about tracheotomy and swallowing. American Speech-Language-Hearing Association website. Available at:
http://www.asha.org/slp/clinical/frequently-asked-questions-on-tracheotomy-and-swallowing/. Accessed September 17, 2013.
Tracheostomy (putting a breathing tube through a small hole in the throat). American Thoracic Society website. Available at:
http://www.thoracic.org/clinical/critical-care/patient-information/icu-devices-and-procedures/tracheostomy-putting-a-breathing-tube-through-a-small-hole-in-the-throat.php. Accessed September 17, 2013.
What is a tracheostomy? Johns Hopkins Medicine website. Available at:
http://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/tracheostomy/about/what.html. Accessed September 17, 2013.
Last reviewed September 2013 by Michael Woods, MD
Please be aware that this information is provided to supplement the care provided by your physician. It is neither intended nor implied to be a substitute for professional medical advice. CALL YOUR HEALTHCARE PROVIDER IMMEDIATELY IF YOU THINK YOU MAY HAVE A MEDICAL EMERGENCY. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider prior to starting any new treatment or with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.
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[Letters from Lula Dalton to Linnet Moore, April 15-18, 1899]
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Description: This is a letter from the Charles B. Moore Collection. It is written by Lula Dalton and is addressed to Linnet. In this letter, Lula details for Linnet the goings-on in Burnet, Texas. She discusses rainy weather they have been having, memories about Cuckle Burr Hill, updates about friends and their plans, sad news about a friend's death, and a dialogue about going riding with Flora. She details the prayer meeting they attended and how she accepted Jim's invitation to walk her home. She tells Linnet about her trip to Aunt Mat's and that is planning on visiting Linnet and staying for some time. She hopes that the two of them can go to Colorado together. Lula begins another letter the next night, Sunday April 16, 1899. In this letter, Lula continues to update Linnet on the goings-on in Burnet since Linnet's departure. She details what she did on that Sunday and also mentions past happenings with her family. She notes that she has made alterations to her sailor shirt, plans to go to Georgetown for Commencement,needs to make a cake for the Baptist supper, and discusses a conversation she and Jim had about Linnet. The remaining pages of the ...
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In the last chapter of "Learn Python the Hard Way" the author says:
Programming as a profession is only moderately interesting. It can be a good job, but if you want to make about the same money and be happier, you could actually just go run a fast food joint. You are much better off using code as your secret weapon in another profession.
People who can code in the world of technology companies are a dime a dozen and get no respect. People who can code in biology, medicine, government, sociology, physics, history, and mathematics are respected and can do amazing things to advance those disciplines.
Does anyone here work in or know someone that programs in a non-technology industry?
I kind of assumed after I graduated in Computer Science that I would work as a software developer but this has got me curious about what other opportunities there may be.


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In 1976, the maverick ABA is a fast-paced, wild and crazy basketball league that rivals the NBA and makes a name for itself with innovations like the three-point shot and slam dunk contest. Jackie Moon is a one-hit wonder who used the profits from the success of his chart-topping song "Love Me Sexy" to achieve his dream of owning a basketball team. But Moon's franchise, the Flint Michigan Tropics, is the worst team in the league and in danger of folding when the ABA announces its plans to merge with the NBA. If they want to survive, Jackie and the Tropics must now do the seemingly impossible--win.
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I can't wait to talk to folks at IBM Connect about SmartCloud for Social Business. I'd love to hear from people who are using it, people who are thinking about it, and even those who aren't!
My colleague Ethan and I have got some great activities planned in the User Experience lab -- help us understand what's most important for you in the cloud, take a quick usability test, and give your feedback on some potential future design directions.
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Very cool!!! I've seen a few heraldry generators but this is excellent.
Moved to mapping elements....this link must be preserved!
I found this not too long ago and it's been an excellent resource for me! Whether I'm actually designing my own heraldry for a character, organization, kingdom, etc, or simply need to steal one of the anonymous ones really quickly for something to show my players because they asked!
EDIT - Clicking "The Herald" link at the top takes you to the design page. Clicking "The Lists" takes you to a list of all the recently designed heraldry, some of them named by their creators, many of them anonymous.
Very cool!!! I've seen a few heraldry generators but this is excellent.
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What are the restrictions? And awesome btw.
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Great find, and thanks for posting.
My Finished Maps | My Challenge Maps | Ghoraja Juun, my largely stagnated campaign setting.
Unless otherwise stated by me in the post, all work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial 3.0 United States License.
No provisions are made for commercial use as far as I saw. You'd have to negotiate terms directly with the creator. It is implicit that fantasyshields.com retains ownership of the images, although depending on where the component images came from, that might not be so clear. From the looks of it, and the limited selection of components, I'd say that he's creating the imagery himself, so the entire generated image is almost certainly his property.What are the terms of usage?
This image generator for heraldic shields and coat of arms is free for non commercial use. You may generate as many and as different designs as you choose and use for your own homepage, rpg campaigns, world building projects. Whatever. The creations from this are free to be used in the non commercial domain. Praise and credit by linking back to this page will obviously be appreciated but is not mandatory.
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Tomorrow is National Hat Day! To celebrate, here are the best hats in history. Who determines the best hats in history? We do. Right now. These are them, no debates, discussion over.
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Drylands cover more than 40% of the earth's land surface and are home to more than a third of the global population, many of whom are the world's poorest people. Found on every continent, drylands are regions where water is scarce and rainfall is highly variable. Widely perceived as wastelands, the truth is that drylands are immensely important, providing water, food, animal fodder, fuel wood, shelter and medicines to millions.
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Finding the Impedance of a Coaxial Cable
Application ID: 12351
The coaxial cable (coax) is one of the most ubiquitous transmission line structures. It is composed of a central circular conductor, surrounded by an annular dielectric, and shielded by an outer conductor. This model computes the electric and magnetic field distribution inside of the coaxial cable, analyzes the impedance, and compares the result with the analytic solution.


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Ruling over the arctic for centuries.
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Pleasing overall image and unique style in the details. Great work.
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These are so cute! But did you know that emperor penguins are approx. 48 inches in height? They are like cute and intimidating at the same time! Wonderful piece! :)
Beautiful, I love this style so much!
@Out OH I know LOL. They are big and come in masses that like to go at you LOL but from a distance they are gorgeous :D. @mel Thank you so much :D I am so glad
Very touching Ben, and so much incredible detail work!
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I love the patterns in this so much. How wonderful!
every single line is done by me. I think this really adds to it instead of just being a software component. Thank u!
Woah, every single line?? by hand or with a mouse?
yup lol. I do not like the technology that just inputs it. It feels cold and more industrious. The opposite of the point in my nature artwork lol. It takes a VERY long time and is difficult for me but that is just the abstract animal way lol
Bro! Is this inspired by something from Nat. Geo? I have painting of such a similar scene! Really cool what you've done! Awesome!
Hey thanks so much. Actually if and whenever I use pictures or art I 1st photomanipulate them beyond recognition of the original as to make it my own. I didn't do that as much in earlier pieces but I remember the start of this one and I manipulated the birds together. I know the exact article you are talking about and have been asked this a lot lol. But even though I am A HUGE supporter and lover of the National geographic magazines since I was a YOUNGSTER lol, I did not take this picture from them. I am glad you like this though :D I am honored! :D
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Do the Oceanic Vortex V-12s come with an adjustable strap already or must one by the spring strap? Sorry wording is a bit confusing on site.
About to buy a pair of Vortex V-12 fins. I own two pairs of booties, both of which fit well. Im not sure if they are mens or womens. One is an XS and one is Size 8. I normally wear womens 9.5. Which size fin? Im guessing womens 8-9? Thanks for confirming.
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Over the years I've used just about every fin that's been produced. I started with the old rubber vented fins and pretty much followed the evolution of the scuba diving fin with my wallet. I'd buy every new style or design of fin that the manufacturers produced in search of just the right feel on my feet and legs. At one time or another my dive bag has had fins of rubber, silicone, plastic, polyurethane, mixed composites of materials, fins with removable stiffeners, water directing channels, full-bladed, pivots, shaped like fish tails and splits down the middle.
The split fins were finally "it" for me. I can honestly claim that until recently I was most likely the owner of one of the very first, if not the first of retail-sold split fins on the planet. The reason I know this is our company at the time negotiated the receipt of the very first split fins before anybody else on the planet and I helped to unload that truck. Upon spying the very first box of fins in my size, I promptly pulled a pair out of it and set them upon my desk. And since I made a dive later that same evening with my new prize I know I was already in the water with them before the most local of our customers had even received their shipments, which were in the hands of UPS at that time.
But alas, as is all too often the case, somebody valued my beloved fins more highly than I and they now have a new owner. Which put me in the market for a new pair of fins. I was all set to purchase the exact duplicate of my trusty split fin when I glanced toward the Oceanic Vortex V-12 fins. They had everything I loved about the old ones with a few improvements that I'd honestly not thought possible. The foot pocket is shaped in a way to allow for a wider range of foot sizes and bootie thicknesses. A great value to me living near California's chilly waters now but still enjoying diving in more tropical locations. The top of the foot pocket opens up so as to not cut across the top of your foot while still keeping your foot securely inside. The blade is made of a very soft and flexible rubber mixture that means you'll feel very little resistance when kicking and still give the best performance possible. One thing most people, and unfortunately most sales people in dive shops don't realize is that with the split fin SOFTER IS ALWAYS BETTER. Stiffer split fins are a sales tool for people who can't understand the engineering. Softer split fins are for people who want the best possible performance and comfort during their dives. What this means to me is that I'm going to keep on having longer, more comfortable bottom times due to the fact that I'm not working as hard as I would be using a stiffer fin. Less work means less breathing. Less breathing equates directly into less consumption of the air in your cylinder, which in turn means more time spent underwater! The next new change was in the blade and how it's tipped just a bit downward. That slight angle means that more of the blade is in the most functional attitude when you are horizontal during your dive. Again, Oceanic is maximizing the efficiency of the fin while requiring the least amount of effort from you.
Over the past 10 years or so split fins have been getting "perfect scores" in all the testing that has been done on them. My old fins had the very first such score and had never gotten a lesser rating. That being said it looks like Oceanic has done the impossible. They've improved upon perfection with the Vortex V-12 fin.


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Video: Former Psychiatrist Appeals To Health Department
WASHINGTON, DC (WUSA) ---Wisconsin Avenue pain doctor Alen Salerian is fighting efforts by the DC government to ban him from prescribing Class Two narcotics, drugs he says are necessary to the well-being of his patients. He appears at an administrative hearing at the DC Health Department later today, appealing a decision in April that has stopped him from writing the prescriptions.
In a plot worthy of Hollywood, Salerian's office was burglarized in January of 2010 when hundreds of prescription pads disappeared.
A former worker has told Salerian that another former worker " was on the side running a drug business and was selling my prescriptions," he said.
One was those prescriptions was filled by a Virginia man who apparently died because of complications from the drug.


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Well i finally was able to get internet hooked up at my house, not the fastest but enough to post some pics.
My year started off with sping bear. Unsure of how much time i was going to have to hunt in May i had to take advantage of a weekend in April to hunt while i could. My buddy and I headed in to one of our spots and ended up connecting on 2 nice boars in the same evening which made for a really heavy pack out. The last weekend of hunting season my buddy and i took his dad out for a day hunt and saw a total of 15 bears and he ended up sealing the deal on a big boar that was following a sow just before dark. I statred having knee problems and went to the doctor and after an mri discovered that my knee had a large piece of bone broken off from my patella(knee cap) that was causing problems. I had surgery in the begining of July to have it removed. My buddy and i were both fortunate enough to draw some out of state tags so we left home in mid august to chase some velvet mulies. It was a very tough hunt and from what we heard in town that area was experiencing a drought which affected the deer size and numbers. My buddy got it done with a nice buck that had a club on 1 side and even though i had stocked with 25yds of a buck, i was unable to get it done. September rolled around and i was out of vacation time at work so I wasn't able to spend the time chasing some monster mulies i had on trail cams here in Oregon. Labor day weekend I connected on a nice blacktail and i didnt get any good pics so i took a couple after i caped it out. Had some close calls chasing elk on the remaining weekends but it didnt work out. My buddy had an additional deer tag and i videoed him shooting a monster buck the first day in the stand! It was a fun year, I had some awesome experiences, made some great memories, and I can't wait for 2013 to get back out there.
here are the bucks
very nice. congrats
Pretty cool. That bear looks like he has a pretty big noggin, belly too. What did it tape out at?
Great pics what a good year. Congatulations
Akaviator, his skull was a little over 18 inches
Looked Like a Great Season..... Congradulations...
Nice, love that unique antler on the muley! Thanks for sharing.
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We had very good seeing conditions last night and as Jupiter gained altitude the seeing got better and better.
My son and his family were in for Thanksgiving, so after the big feed we went down to the observatory. We looked at Luna for a while as Jupiter was rising and then turned the scope on the King. Seeing was so good that they could all see the GRS (which appeared as a moderately saturated salmon color) without any problem.
After they tired of Jupiter, I pointed out constellations and objects with my laser pointer and told the tales associated with them until they got cold and went back to the house.
I immediately put the scope back on Jupiter and was astonished by the seeing. I went to 391x (!) with no problem. Thia almost never happens here in Appalachia.
Naturally, all my sketching materials were up at the house. I was afraid to go get them, fearing that the unprecedented seeing would go away and I would be left to kick myself (repeatedly). So I made a quick field sketch on scrap paper to lock all the features down on paper and used that to make a finished sketch today after the company had gone home.
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In an effort to create enthusiasm and build up the Holyoke Elementary School band program, band students in grades 5-6 performed at their own concert last Thursday, Dec. 20 at the elementary school gym.
Band teacher Miko Martinez directed the bands—two groups full of confident young musicians.
Fifth grade kicked off the show with "Good King Wenceslas," featuring soloists Nain Vasquez, Victoria Race, Ally Bohlender and Llelitza Ochoa as well as a percussion section soli with Victor Baeza, Logan Higgs, Mason King, Makayla Knutson and Llelitza Ochoa.
They followed with "Time for Band," "A Quarter's Worth" and "Hot Cross Buns." "Jolly Old St. Nicholas" featured soloists Lauren Bergner, Hunter Bergstrom, Eva Goytia, Tayler Hale, Josie Herman, Remington Hielscher, Emily Jelden, Makayla Knutson, Jackie Valenzuela, Xander Speicher and Taeryn Trumper.
Sixth-grade band opened with "Jingle Bells," with soloist Colby Purkeypile, and "Holly Jolly Christmas."
"Drums on the Housetop" featured soloists Jessica Mosqueda, Mikayla Kliber-Voigt, Zachary Overton, Brenna Sullivan, Jesus Trejo, Gabi Gordon and Dylan Miles.
Clarinetists Jesus Trejo, Gabi Gordon and Brenna Sullivan and Dylan Miles on trumpet confidently perform at Thursday's band concert for grades 5-6.
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I just got a tip that Iowa State has picked up a women's basketball verbal commitment for the class of 2011. The prospect is Nichole Moody, a 5-foot-11 combo-guard out of Trinity High School in Texas.
Moody chose Iowa State over offers from Kansas and Missouri to name a few.
As a junior, Moody averaged 14.8 PPG and 3.1 APG while shooting 73.9 percent from the field.
I will be trying to catch up with her sometime tomorrow for some comments.
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MRed..what do you know about her?
I like 5'11 guards. Especially 5'11 GUARDS that shot 74%
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Excellent pick up...glad to see BF got a guard first! 74% is crazy!
74% must mean alot of easy shots. That number is insane.
Wow, that is crazy! She really must work on her shot! :) She's a perfect fit!
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Originally Posted by mhalb
Wow, that is crazy! She really must work on her shot! :)
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xZkvblsUqVE]YouTube - Black #17 Shooting - Nikki Moody[/ame]
This happened right after 2011 PG Calli Berna (who we offered) committed to Arkansas. I'm guessing Moody had made up her mind to come to ISU but we were holding that scholarship for Berna. Berna pick Arkansas; Fennelly offers Moody; Moody accepts.
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YouTube - Black #17 Shooting - Nikki Moody
I fell asleep after the 80th shot. Did I miss anything?
I checked out the link and read it as 74% being her free throw percentage, not her percentage from the field.
Nikki Moody Girls Basketball Stats - Trinity High School 09-10 - MaxPreps
This indicates 45% shooting (51% on 2pt and 34% on 3pt)
Cannot judge too much from the video because we only see her shooting the same shot over and over, but she looks agile enough. I would have liked to have seen her moves to the bucket. It is good that we now have two guards from Texas coming in 2011.
Looks like a typical Fennelly player. Not overly athletic, but a good shooter. Offense will need to create shots for her and hope she knocks them down.
Originally Posted by Know Your Enemy
I fell asleep after the 80th shot. Did I miss anything?
Dunno. I haven't watched the whole thing either. :)
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If you want better sound in your car, replacing your factory speakers is a good place to start. Let's take a look at how to install new speakers yourself.
First, disconnect your negative battery terminal to protect you and your gear during the installation.
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Installing new tweeters is always considered a custom installation. If you have factory tweeters, you might be able to mount your new tweeters in the stock locations, which tend to be the sail panel, A-pillar, dash, or on the backside of the door panel.
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Sir Paul McCartney wrote a special letter to Carrie Underwood to give the country star permission to cover a Beatles track for her performance at the Emmy Awards in Los Angeles on Sunday night.
The singer performed the Fab Four's hit Yesterday at the prizegiving as part of a tribute to the historic events of 1963, which included the Beatles' TV debut in America, and she has now revealed McCartney gave her the green light to cover the famous track.
Underwood received a personal letter from the veteran musician, and insists she will always treasure the note.
The coolest thing about singing "Yesterday" on the #Emmys is the sweet letter I got from @PaulMcCartney giving me his blessing to sing it!
— Carrie Underwood (@carrieunderwood) September 23, 2013
In a post on her Twitter.com page, she writes, "The coolest thing about singing Yesterday on the Emmys is the sweet letter I got from Paul McCartney giving me his blessing to sing it!"


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MARYLAND CITY, Md. (WUSA9) -- A small airplane crashed into a home near Laurel, Md. at approximately 10 a.m. on Thursday, according to a spokesperson with Anne Arundel County Fire. The pilot suffered serious but non life-threatening injuries.
A small plane hit two mobile homes in a trailer park in the unit block of Bruce Street in Maryland City, according to the fire spokesperson. We are told that a mobile home that now has a wing through it was empty at the time.
Witnesses say people heard sputtering in the sky and thought something was wrong. Some came outside to look, and heard a boom, say witnesses.
The plane appeared to be flying low and also struck one of the trees in the area, according to witnesses.
NTSB says the aircraft was in an easterly direction when it first hit a pine tree about 45 feet above the ground.
After the plane crashed, some witnesses saw the pilot on the ground, bleeding. Authorities say the pilot, a 70-year-old man, was transported from the scene with non-life threatening injuries. The man identified as Ronald H. Dixon of the 12000-block of Millstream Drive in Bowie, Md. has been taken to Shock Trauma.
Anne Arundel County Police say two people were taken to Shock Trauma. Police say that the pilot of the plane was conscious and alert when being transported. The other injured person was also a man. Police added that there were no injuries on the ground.
Firefighters were over the scene by the time the news helicopter arrived over the scene. The plane appears to be nearly cut in half in the side of the home. The helicopter footage also appears to show a broken-off wing into a trailer across the street, and possible landing gear into a third house.
Brockbridge Road at Brockbridge Elementary School is closed to traffic, say police.
The area is not too far from an airport and flight school, but residents say they have not experienced any crashes or problems like this before. Several people were walking outside or were inside their homes at the time of the crash.
The FAA has released a statement, which says that Maryland State Police told the FAA that a Beechcraft BE 23 crashed in Laurel, Md. at about 10 am. Thursday after it left Suburban Airpark, Md.
FAA authorities say aviation safety inspectors are going to the scene to investigate and the NTSB will determine probable cause.
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This loan is part of Milango's program designed for organic tea tree farmers in the Mt. Kenya region of the country. Partnering with Earth Oil -- a major distributor of organic and sustainable oil products -- and the USAID-funded FIRM project, Milango is offering loans to help groups of tea tree farmers establish steady and reliable incomes. FIRM provides skills training to farmers and Earth Oil provides seedlings and purchases the final products, guaranteeing a market. Accordingly, farmers' loan repayments are deducted from Earth Oil's purchasing prices, streamlining the process. Also easing the repayment process, Milango has built in an 18-month grace period to account for the time it takes for tea trees to mature and begin generating profits, and has waived its savings requirement.
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- Repayment Term
- 16 months (Additional Information)
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- Dec 19, 2012
- Listed
- Jan 5, 2013
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St. Louis (KSDK) -- Internet thieves are finding new ways to trick consumers everyday. Thieves use a practice known as phishing to get consumers to hand over their banking and other personal information.
The Consumer Fraud Task Force recommends being very careful before you even open an e-mail from someone you don't know or responding to suspicious phone calls or postal mailings.
In the past few months, criminals have used a variety of techniques to get consumers to turn over sensitive information, the Task Force said. Among the ruses:
Earlier this year, the FBI reported cyber crooks were using spam e-mails purportedly from organizations like the Federal Reserve Bank or the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation to infect computers with malware and gain access to bank accounts. the malware, called "Gameover," was designed to steal usernames and passwords.
The Task Force offers the following suggestions to avoid phishing scams:
The Task Force is a coalition of local, state and federal government agencies and nonprofit business and consumer groups in Missouri and Illinois that work together to protect consumer and donor rights and guard against fraud. Previous Task Force releases have focused on payday loans, tax scams, timeshare resellers, home remodelers, work-at-home scams, sweepstakes offers, online auctions, credit repair scams, debt management advice, foreclosure scams, extended auto service contracts, sweetheart scams and fire and police organizations.
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We use Zimbra in our company, not sure which version, could be a 6.x but I am really not sure. (The login screen sports a "2011" at the bottom if that tells you something.)
Now the curious thing is that whenever my colleagues go on vacation and configure their away / vacation / OOF messages, I (and everybody else who e-mails them) receive these messages multiple times during their vacation. We simply cannot explain this to ourselves.
Except maybe if Zimbra would kind of reset the "I have sent OOF messages" indicator if a user logs in during the validity of his OOF message. Is this possible? The thing is, many of my colleagues simply cannot let go. They often log in during their holidays to see what's up.
Thanks for any explanation (or verifying my assumption)!


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Thanks Bev for a delicious cookie recipe. It is nice to offer kids a favourite cookie with an improved ingredient list that the kids find even more delicious than the standard/typical recipe. This will be a new regular in our house. (I did bake them for 11 minutes only.)
Bev's Chocolate Chip Cookies
From EatingWell: Spring 2004, The Essential EatingWell Cookbook (2004), July/August 2012
EatingWell reader Beverley Sharpe of California contributed this recipe. She updated a favorite treat by cutting back on sugar and incorporating whole grains. To increase protein, she replaces the rolled oats with 1 cup almond meal.
185 Reviews for Bev's Chocolate Chip Cookies
Easy to make and tastes great! I used raspberry greek yogurt instead of butter and also added cinnamon and flaxseed. I flattened them before baking and they came out amazing:)
These were super delicious and healthy enough that I was ok with the kids scoffing a few as well. I did make a few adjustments....
Vanilla Greek yogurt instead of butter
Coconut oil instead of canola oil
Organic raw Honey instead of granulated sugar
1/4 c of choc chips
I did not grind the oats
They were a little on the sweet side so I will probably use a little less brown sugar next time.
But overall really good and definitely will make again.
Very nice, and somewhat healthy. I've made them twice now, once with choc chips and once with sultanas, both very nice, even my toddler ate them. Will definitely become a regular in our house :)
As I didn't have brown suger I added a banana instead and it turned out to be delicious! Also a pinch of cinnamon


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Hello all,
I just installed ZCS 8 (OpenSource Edition) and trying to deal with the well known problem that the jetty (I think this is the embedded WebServer with Zimbra) is listening on all port and IP addresses.
I'm running zimbra in https mode, but trying now to install a new apache instance for any personnal webserver.
Is there any way to make Apache and Jetty run simultaneously ?
If it can help, I have to possibility to obtain a second IP address from my provider and then create a second virtual network card binding to this second I.P
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Friday, October 26, 2007
Distinguished members of the platform party, Mr. Jarin, Chancellor Hample, Members of the Board of Governors, Members of the Council of Trustees, students, faculty, staff, alumni, members of the greater Shippensburg community and the many friends and supporters of Shippensburg University, thank you for being here today. I am very honored by both your presence and your trust in providing me the opportunity to serve Shippensburg University.
In 1970, I had the opportunity and good fortune to become a college student. I so loved education that today some thirty-seven years later, I'm still in college. I am so grateful to live in a country that allows each of us to enjoy our respective passion, fulfill our dreams, and serve others with rewarding work. For me that dream came true when I was chosen President of Shippensburg University in January 2007.
Higher education has changed significantly since I entered college and in those 37 years we have seen unimaginable and unprecedented change in higher education and our world. Perhaps, no change has and will have a greater impact than technology and its effect on how we teach and learn.
For example, at this moment, video of this event is being electronically streamed around the world offering those with a computer and an Internet connection the chance to watch. Unlike 37 years ago when you had to be here personally or wait days to see it on a reel to reel movie, today, from anywhere - at this very moment - anyone, including the more than 54,000 Shippensburg University alumni, can join us in today's celebration.
As technology rapidly changes our world we must position Shippensburg University to assist in and lead that change for tomorrow's students. Focus for a moment on just the speed of one aspect of how rapidly technological change is and its impact on education; think about the storage capacity "BYTE" definitions - megabyte - 1 million bytes, gigabyte - 1 billion bytes, terra byte - one trillion bytes, and now a new byte, the Yottabyte - the space in all the computers in the world!!! All the information that there is!!!!! This storage capacity allows our students to live in a new world. They can keep an entire college or university career on one of these (hold up a memory stick) that fits easily into your pocket or around your neck.
Going forward, we must be prepared, and we must prepare those passing through these hallowed halls with an education that helps them deal with and live in this rapidly changing world. First and foremost, we need to provide all qualified and motivated students with the opportunity for higher education, particularly if we want them prepared to compete in a global economy.
You know our work is cut out for us when you consider that in 2006, the United States awarded 1.3 million college degrees, yet India awarded 3.1 million college degrees and China awarded 3.3 million college degrees. These other countries understand the value of obtaining a college education and we must increase our efforts to keep pace.
Today's college graduates will most likely have 10-14 jobs before reaching age 40. This is different from many of us, our parents and grandparents who worked for one company for 35-40 years - and it's different because many of those jobs did not exist even ten years ago. Jobs in areas like:
We have Yahoo, Google, Netscape, Face Book, and My Space -some estimate that if My Space were a country, it would be the 8th largest in the world!! My Space, a social networking program didn't even exist five years ago -- again showing how rapidly our world changes and how technology drives this change. While we can't foresee what changes technology will bring in the future, we know it will bring change and we as educators must prepare ourselves and our students to embrace this change.
Taking his advice, we must provide students with the tools - to include critical thinking-to realize something is changing and will continue to change - and the skills to adapt to the new environment. If we fail - students will not only fail to solve the problem - but may also miss new opportunities.
At the same time, what hasn't changed is a shared commitment, the reason we get up every day, the reason why we are so passionate about education, and about Shippensburg. That shared commitment is to help our students become not only skilled employees and workers, but also good human beings.
Every day, we, each in our own way, do our part to help our students in that respect. Every day, faculty members share their knowledge - and wisdom - with students both inside and outside the classroom challenging them to be their best - try new things - and not fear failure. Every day our staff and administrators work to provide students and faculty with the facilities and resources they need so they can focus on their education.
And me, I have the best job of all, every day I get to work with these talented individuals, I get to help freshmen students move in, and I get to shake their hand four years later at commencement when as a graduating senior they receive a degree. And every day I get to work with our faculty, staff, students and the System office to move our educational agenda forward.
What we offer in a college education, particularly at Shippensburg, is imbedded in our commitment to these students - giving things they won't find in technology and things technology can't teach them. These things are skills allowing them to deal with each other in this rapidly changing world - skills allowing them to care for and help each other.
A university campus provides a great opportunity to develop these characteristics and skills. Here at Ship, students learn this by living and learning together, supporting our athletic teams and our debate teams, celebrating together at graduation, learning through our failures and seeing that at many times, often in some of the challenges we have experienced in recent years, we need to come together to support each other.
While this learning begins at home, a university provides a unique opportunity to develop this human aspect. And Ship as a small but diverse university campus, provides a safe and nurturing environment supported by committed faculty and staff and a community that fosters this development.
As president, I must lead this effort. A president must use the authority of the office judiciously, wisely, carefully and always for the betterment of the university. Here at Shippensburg, my ability to do that is enhanced by the depth and breadth of the most caring and dedicated individuals who use their hard work and nurturing spirit to collaborate and cooperate for the good of the university and its students.
As president I get lots of advice - some of the best comes from our students at the Grace B. Luhrs Elementary School who earlier this week had their own inauguration for me. They have advised me that a President should:
They have also advised me that a President is someone who sleeps in a big house on campus with his dog and wife and someone who makes the world go round. But to keep me grounded, they reminded me to brush my teeth, be very humble and that although they are not really sure what a President is and does - he has to be smart because we don't want a president who doesn't know what he is doing - but we think President Ruud knows what he is doing. Thanks -- I promise to try very hard.
Upon joining the Ship family earlier this year, it became instantly apparent that the campus community - everyone -enjoys and takes great pride in Ship. In fact, they call themselves a family - The Ship Family! That's part of what makes Ship unique, we are lucky, and we owe it to ourselves to maintain those many things that make us proud of Shippensburg University. This last academic year - and my last nine months at the helm of this mighty Ship, have been a learning experience, and one that has seen us complete a number of our strategic efforts and allows us to move on to additional opportunities that we accept.
Also evident are the university's many successes in which we all take pride. It is important to thank my two immediate predecessors for their contributions to those successes. Dr. Tony Ceddia and Dr. Jody Harpster, who through their skilled leadership, foresight and love of this institution, positioned Shippensburg as one of the best universities in Pennsylvania and among the best in the North as reported in the most recent U.S. News and World Report. Their work has made my job easier allowing me to lead from a position of strength - a position that will advantage us as we try to fulfill our many plans, dreams and hopes for the future.
As I assume this leadership position, we find ourselves empowered by a dynamic, high tech/high touch economy driving the Central Valley of Pennsylvania. Because we can work from a position of strength, we can capitalize on this economy.
What also makes every day here enjoyable - and worthwhile - is seeing the many accomplishments of this university and its diverse members. We see it in the ground breaking and internationally hailed research into Alzheimer's disease done by Dr. Bill Klunk, a 1978 Ship graduate who is now director of psychiatry for the University of Pittsburgh Alzheimer's Disease Research Center. He is this close (hold up fingers) to a major breakthrough that could mean help - and hope - for millions of people facing this debilitating disease.
We see it in the work by Dr. Steven Berg, an associate professor of history at Ship, who, with several Ship students researched, documented, and preserved Locust Grove Cemetery, Shippensburg's historic African-American burial site. The project, funded in part by a grant from our Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education, included not only transcribing each tombstone, but also hands-on preservation of 25 damaged tombstones. This accomplishment so exemplifies the Shippensburg sense of humanity that flourishes in a world of rapid technological change.
We see it in the work of a group of female computer science majors at Ship who reached out to local, high school females through a video pod cast to help those younger students see how interesting and challenging computer science can be. Interestingly, they also discovered that each 7 to 15-minute pod cast was attracting male computer science majors and people on- and off-campus who aren't familiar with technology and want to know more.
We see it in the work of our Shippensburg computer technology staff, led by Denny Mathes and Amy Diehl, who, in an effort to ensure the safety of this campus, implemented a new text messaging system that will assist us in meeting our response to security challenges universities face today. They designed this system using current equipment and thereby allowing us to provide this valuable service at a considerable cost savings.
It is impossible not to be impressed with, and thankful to work at, an institution where such people are associated. And they and their work are just a few examples of Ship's accomplishments.
These accomplishments are too numerous to mention in my short speech today, but let me highlight just a few more:
In June of this year, during a two-day retreat of the Shippensburg University President's Cabinet -attended by our Senior Leadership and representatives from faculty, staff, students and community members, I posed this challenge: The year is 2012; The Harrisburg Patriot-News runs a front-page article celebrating the success of Shippensburg University of Pennsylvania. What does the article say? Our consensus was that the story of 2012 would feature:
Will all of those great events happen? I can't guarantee it, but I invite you to come along for a great ride because we are sure going to try to make this vision happen!!
Of course, every organization has its challenges, and Ship is no exception. First among them is funding. This university has maintained a very conservative approach to fiscal matters that has allowed us to continue to provide needed services and support to students and faculty within the limited scope of available money. Our budgets are balanced, we receive clean audits and we continue to effectively and efficiently use our funds. But we will need to be even more prudent in our expenditures and find new ways to raise additional funds for needed projects and programs.
In addition, a predicted reduction in the number of high school graduates in Pennsylvania and beyond beginning in the next few years will dramatically increase the competition for new students. We must ensure that potential students and their families learn about the many good things about Shippensburg with the expectation that when it is time to select which university to attend, they choose Ship.
I began my comments today by discussing how technology has dramatically changed education and our world, and change will continue to occur. Within our region, our students' needs will change, businesses, industries, and non-profits will seek individuals with new talents, and citizens of Pennsylvania will demand even more from their state-owned universities. Change is good, but we need to forge partnerships and relationships now so that we can meet those changes to benefit all involved.
Last May, we celebrated commencement. During my remarks, I told our graduates that, as a realist, I had no illusions that 30 years from now they would remember one single thing I had to say.
After the laughter stopped, I told them what they should remember is their friends, their faculty, the staff, and all the experiences that made Ship an indelible part of their lives.
Today, I am also a realist so again I know that while my words will be preserved as part of Ship's history, over time the memories of this event will dim. But what I hope each of you remembers is the passion you share in higher education, your belief in our students and their impact on the future, and the success that will be Shippensburg University for years to come.
Nobel Prize winner George Bernard Shaw once said "We are made wise not by the recollection of our past, but by the responsibility for our future." I accept the responsibility for the future of Shippensburg and I pledge to you to use whatever wisdom I have gained these many years to uphold the legacy of this magnificent university.
Thank you for your support, thank you for your trust, thank you for being part of the Ship family, and thank you for believing in Shippensburg, we are more than Shippensburg University, we are:
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WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. -- The Greensboro Coliseum will book and manage non-school events at Wake Forest University's Lawrence Joel Veterans Memorial.
Officials announced the 5-year partnership between the two venues at a news conference at WFU's Deacon Tower on Thursday morning.
As part of this agreement, WFU will pay Greensboro $115,000. The money will go into the city's general fund.
A Greensboro spokesman told WFMY News 2 Matt Brown, director of the Greensboro Coliseum Complex, will not receive a raise for overseeing LJVM's non-school events.
The spokesman could not comment on new jobs at this time. However, he said that having more events could create a need to hire more people to help with parking and concessions.
WFU completed its purchase of the LJVMC from the city of Winston-Salem in August 2013.
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Related Media: Carpal Tunnel Release
Carpal tunnel syndrome is a nerve disorder of the hand. It is caused by compression of the median nerve. The median nerve gets squeezed inside a narrow passage in the wrist called the carpal tunnel. This nerve provides feeling to the thumb, index and middle fingers, and half the ring finger.
Carpal tunnel syndrome is created by pressure on the median nerve. This pressure is caused by the carpal tunnel becoming narrower. The narrowing can be caused by many factors, including:
A risk factor is something that increases your chance of getting a disease or condition.
Risk factors for carpal tunnel syndrome include:
Carpal tunnel syndrome causes symptoms in one or both hands or wrists.
Symptoms may include:
The doctor will ask about your symptoms and medical history. A physical exam of your arms, wrists, and hands will be done. The exam will include tests of strength, sensation, and signs of nerve irritation or damage.
Other tests may include:
It is important to correct whatever is causing the carpal tunnel syndrome. Sometimes making simple changes in your workplace or home may help relieve symptoms.
Treatment may also include:
A splint will prevent extreme movements of the wrist. It is most effective when worn at night. It can help you avoid waking up with symptoms.
Surgery may be needed if symptoms are severe, or continue after you try other treatments. The most common procedure is the
carpal tunnel release.
If you are diagnosed with carpal tunnel syndrome, follow your doctor's
You may reduce your chances of getting carpal tunnel syndrome by taking these steps:
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I would like to implement voicemail functionality with Zimbra - so, somebody could leave voice message to customer, customer can later log in (via phone) and listen to this message. The first part is ok - the message with wav file attachment is in the mailbox. But then - I'm really confused. The issue is about password for logging into mailbox. When subscriber calls in, he can provide only DTMF input (which is digits only). But, I can't authenticate this user in Zimbra - because there he has password with digits, punctuation sighs and etc ...). So, do you have any idea, how would it be possible to implement user authentication with password, other than stored in Zimbra for accessing web interface?
For example, I could use some other field in LDAP to store digits-only password, and authenticate user against that. But, even if user enters digits pass correctly - I still need to provide his real password in IMAP client in order to fetch the message and play voice attachment to the user. And, this actual password is stored in LDAP encrypted - so I can't read it.


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G-11 clutches clean-up and re-greasing
Posted 16 January 2013 - 12:53 AM
I did lots of research before purchasing it, and found out that it needs periodic cleaning and re-greasing of the RA and Dec axes to keep grease away form the clutch pads. I asked here on CN if anyone could point me to links with instructions on how to do this. I found that all of them went beyond this basic job to include things that were not part of it.
So, after doing the job, I made my own instructions, and posted them here.
That's a link to my 'blog', but I don't use it as one. It's more my website, where I put information about my business and interests. None of my other pages allow comments, and I didn't want this one to, but for some reason, it does; at least for now. I'd like comments on what I wrote, but I'd prefer them to made here on this thread. I've got no interest in moderating even a tiny part of the internet!
Posted 16 January 2013 - 10:21 AM
Thanks much.
Posted 16 January 2013 - 10:34 AM
I hope others find it useful as well.
Now I'm going to replace the old Hurst motors with newer stepper motors. The motors came from Losmandy yesterday, but with no instructions. I can't find any online, either; though there are lots of posts dealing with Gemini. If it's super easy, I won't bother, but if it seems like it would help, I'm going to take more pictures and make another post.
Posted 16 January 2013 - 11:01 AM
It should be super easy. Remove the 2 cap screws holding the motors to the gearbox, remove motor. Put new motor on gearbox, reinstall 2 capscrews, done. I've cracked enough gearboxes to be able to replace the GB in ~10 minutes. That takes 2 capscrews, 2 oval head cap screws, remove GB cover, 2 hex standoffs, & loosening the coupler on the worm. Reinstallation: install GB, tighten 2 hex standoffs, tighten coupler, reinstall GB cover, tighten 1 oval headed capscrews, install motor, tighten 2 cap screws, done.
If you don't move the worm you shouldn't have to worry about the clearance. Check the GB backlash, it may be different than the old GB.
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Posted 16 January 2013 - 10:00 PM
It was pretty easy, though Losmandy sent me the motors already installed in their gear boxes. I just swapped one set out for the other (again, these are the stepper motors, not Gemini: I don't have Gemini).
And even though it was fairly easy, it took a bit of time to figure out just how to go about it in the easiest way. The old motors were not installed with the same offset system as the new one, and the wiring is different, too. So much so that, unlike with the old wire harness, I found that it worked best to move two of the wires to the other side of the motor in order to get them to fit inside the motor cover.
I figure I'm probably a middle-of-the-road tinkerer. I can figure out how to work things out without instructions or help better than some, but not so well as many I read here. What I think I'm pretty good at is explaining how to do things, especially to folks who maybe are not as good at figuring these things out, or who aren't -- like me and many others -- interested in figuring it out. They just want the instructions.
I've gotten a few thanks already for the Clutch-cleaning post, so that makes it worth it.
I took photos of the motor switching, too, and will probably make another post at my 'blog' (if I can figure out how to not allow comments!)
Posted 16 January 2013 - 10:53 PM
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Posted 17 January 2013 - 02:12 AM
I've read that article, and that's way beyond my skill set!
Posted 17 January 2013 - 12:59 PM
I read that too, I think maybe you got a warped clutch plate. Possibly done when the shaft was installed. I'm fairly handy but THAT mod is out of my league. LOL
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Posted 17 January 2013 - 11:01 PM
But I just checked now, and in the past two days, there have been 250; almost all coming to the article on clutch cleaning!
Posted 20 January 2013 - 02:25 PM
Posted 20 January 2013 - 10:20 PM
I own an Orion Atlas (their version of the EQ6), and it does have go-to capability, which for many (most?) folks is a step up. But I just don't use the go-to, and prefer pushing the scope where I want it to go. The G-11 can also hold significantly more payload, and has much better fit and finish. The G-11 doesn't even seem to notice my 6-inch f/10 refractor, where the Atlas, though it carries it, struggles. The scope weighs about 30 pounds, but is fairly long. I also own a 10-inch reflector, which weighs 40 pounds. The Atlas is right at the edge with it. I haven't put it on the G-11 yet, but I'm confident that it won't have a problem.
Posted 20 January 2013 - 10:51 PM
I bought a G11 about 6 years ago and have been meaning to do a little maintenance.
I've book marked your instruction page, and will give it a try as soon as the warm spring weather arrives.
Clear Skies.
Posted 21 January 2013 - 10:25 AM
I'm finding that the G-11 is very well designed for user maintenance and upgrades. I just finished making an RA spacer for it. I'll post about that once the paint is dry.