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More: Your new exercise video, AM/PM Yoga for Beginners, is being released December 4.
Jane Fonda: Over the past two and a half years, the six DVDs I put out were targeted at older people, or baby boomers. Everything is designed to be slower and easier so everyone can take part. This time I am focusing on working out with yoga, and I am calling the video Prime Time, which was also the title of my last book.
More: A yoga video? No more bopping around to aerobics?
JF: This yoga video is for people who are not particularly fit and twisting themselves into pretzels. It is also great for people who don't have a lot of time because the DVD is shot in 10-minute bites.
More: How long have you been doing yoga?
JF: Since 1997.
More: Your first video, Workout: Starring Jane Fonda, debuted in 1982. Some say you were the pioneer in this area of the fitness industry.
JF: Totally. There was no video industry back then. The hardware was there, but it was too expensive, because you needed a lot of women who would say, "Here is a product that I will use over and over again." After Workout became a craze, the hardware got less expensive.
More: How did an Academy Award–winning actress become interested in making fitness videos?
JF: I always exercised. However, my main form of exercise for many years was ballet. I had been doing it since I was 20. I knew what moving to music did for my mind and my body and how good it made me feel inside. I turned it into a business because I was looking to raise money for a political organization I was working on. This was all happening during a recession, and I was told not to go into a business you don't understand. The one thing I understand is exercise, and that is how it all got started.
More: Do you remember making that first video?
JF: I am really proud of that video, yes. There was one camera, no teleprompter. I wrote the script on the floor of a hotel room, and I did my own hair and makeup. When that video took off, it really floored me. Although I was not a clever businesswoman, I did know timing was everything. I never expected this to happen, yet once I started, I couldn't go back.
More: Not knowing the success that would follow, sounds like you took a risk.
JF: I never thought a whole lot of people would see it, anyway. When they did see it, it didn't affect my career in a negative way. If anything, this made me realize people see me in three different ways: one is the actor, two is the political activist and three is the exercise guru. People always say to me things along the lines of, "Cat Ballou was my favorite movie" or "You saved me after my mastectomy" or "Remember when we marched together in San Diego in 1972?" Different people, for different reasons, relate to me in different ways. One does not hurt the others.
More: You took a 15-year break from the industry and then returned with a hilarious film called Monster-in-Law. What made you come back to the big screen after a long hiatus?
JF: I left because—and it wasn't because of Ted Turner, although I couldn't be working and married to him at the same time because he is 24/7—I found that I was not enjoying acting anymore. I was really unhappy as a woman, and when I am really unhappy, I find it difficult to be creative. It was agony for me, and I could see it on my face when I looked at the last movies I made. I said to myself, I am going to leave Hollywood, be a full-time activist and move to New Mexico. Then I met Ted and didn't have to move to New Mexico because he bought it [laughs]. I was with Ted for 10 years, and then in 2000 we split and I began to write my memoirs. After four years of writing, I realized I was a different person. Then I thought to myself, I think I could find pleasure again in working. Along came the script for Monster-in-Law, which was a blast to make and made me laugh. I have been acting ever since.
More: Another film you will be appearing in is The Butler, as Nancy Reagan.
JF: Robin Williams plays Truman, John Cusack plays Nixon, Alan Rickman plays Reagan and I play Nancy Reagan. They are all cameos. The main meat of the movie is the butler, played by Forest Whitaker, and his wife, played by Oprah. I had two days of work, and it was a lot of fun. I am happy to say that Nancy Reagan liked the fact I was playing her. I was pretty impressed with her involvement as first lady, and I think I even got to look like her.
More: Fans can find you on the small screen too. You're in the hit cable series The Newsroom.
JF: I am loving it, loving it, loving it! I was just at work yesterday. Wrapping your mouth around Aaron Sorkin's words is so much fun. All of the actors are just so nice and great to work with, and Aaron is just so talented.
More: Do you find there are more roles in television than in movies?
JF: Television is the place to go if you want great writing, edgy stuff and more outside the box.
More: You are also a best-selling author. Your last book, which came out in 2011, was called Prime Time: Love, Health, Sex, Fitness, Friendship, Spirit—Making the Most of All of Your Life. Why put it all out there?
JF: It changed my life. When I went down deep, I discovered not only do I love to write, but I write well. What was also gratifying to see was how well people responded. I then went to my publisher and said I wanted to write a book for adolescents on sexuality, and I did.
More: That's interesting.
JF: There are two books actually, and they will be out in 2014. One is for middle school, and the other for high school. But before I did that, my publisher wanted me to write a book based on my third act. So I made a list of all the things I wanted to know about aging. That book took me three years to write, because I traveled and did tons of research.
More: You are now an advice expert.
JF: I know—that's great, huh? I recently met somebody who told me she gave the book to scores of women and they all read it and follow my advice.
More: Did you learn something new about yourself through all these writing projects?
JF: Always. You have to dig down and be prepared to share what you have inside.
More: Does it keep getting better as you get older?
JF: Yes, and I was surprised by this. One of the reasons I wanted to write Prime Time was that I found I was just so happy. I come from a long line of depressives, so being so happy at 70 is not what I expected. When I began to research, what I found was that people after the age of 50 have more of a sense of well-being. What research indicates is that you have a long life behind you. You have been there, done that and survived it. When you are young, you are all over the place thinking, Maybe I need to know this, and maybe I need to know that. You don't know what's ahead. When you are older, the thought process is, Been there, done that. You also know what you can overlook and what you don't need to know and what you can let go of. Older people are also great mediators, because they know how to smooth over differences.
More: You have a boyfriend. Does that mean love and relationships get better with age too?
JF: They can. For one thing, in a woman's case, they tend to say "Enough" and leave. Usually it's the older women who initiate the divorces. That is not commonly known, but they do quite well, thank you. Men, much less so. If you are in a happy relationship, sex can get better because you know your body. You know what you want and what you need for pleasure. I focused a lot on sex in my book because a lot of people feel sexy at an older age and I want to help people negotiate those changes so they can still be happy and sexually active.
More: It sounds like you have had a fascinating life.
JF: I have had a wonderful life and been blessed.
More: Is it always red-carpet fabulous?
JF: Part of it is very glamorous, yes. I got the L.A. Press Club Visionary Award just recently. Robert Redford presented it to me. Jeff Daniels and Sam Waterston were there too. There were video clips from James Taylor and Jimmy Buffett, Vanessa Redgrave and my favorite ex-husband, Ted Turner. It brought a little glamour to the scene [laughs].
More: That deserves a double wow!
JF: But that is when you are out in public. I spend a lot of time doing things that aren't so glamorous, such as staying at home to read or work out.
More: You are also a breast cancer survivor. How are you feeling?
JF: I am fine. Luckily it was an easy cancer to get rid of.
More: The holidays are upon us. Any big plans?
JF: My family is all coming for Christmas to the new house my boyfriend and I bought together.
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- 2 eggs, lightly beaten
- 1 cup cornflake crumbs
- 1/3 cup ketchup
- 2 tablespoons soy sauce
- 1 tablespoon dried parsley flakes
- 2 tablespoons dried minced onion
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 2 pounds ground pork
- 1 can (14 ounces) jellied cranberry sauce
- 1 cup ketchup
- 3 tablespoons brown sugar
- 1 tablespoon lemon juice
- In a large bowl, combine meatball ingredients. Shape into 72 meatballs (1 in. each).
- Place meatballs on a greased rack in a shallow baking pan. Bake at 350° for 20-25 minutes or until a thermometer reads 160°. Remove from the oven; drain on paper towels.
- In a large saucepan, combine sauce ingredients. Cook, stirring frequently, until the cranberry sauce is melted. Add the meatballs and heat through. Yield: 12 main-dish or 24 appetizer servings.
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"We were not fans of these meatballs. The sauce was OK, but nothing we enjoyed where I would make it again. Seeing all the rave reviews, my family must just like a different taste than most. The sauce is the main issue. There are much better sauces out there to me, but that is just my opinion!"
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"These are just delicious! Thank you for sharing the recipe. Because of my guests' preferences, I substituted turkey for the pork, and to make things even easier, I used a seasoning mixture in place of the parsley, onion, and salt. (I used Penzey's excellent Fox Point seasoning, and boy did they smell good cooking! I believe I used 2 tablespoons of it.) I made these the day before my party and refrigerated them in the tasty sauce. At first, I was worried that the sauce was too ketchupy, but by the time I reheated the dish in microwave, the flavors had melded and it was perfect. My meatballs did get a bit tough while standing on the buffet heater, but that doesn't have anything to do with the quality of the recipe--next time I would keep them warm over hot water. My guests--young and old--loved them!"
"I just made this last night! It was fast, easy, and VERY VERY VERY Delicious!!! I used Turnkey instead of pork and OMG! I will be making this regularly! Love love love! My boyfriend called me a gourmet chef!"
"My whole family really liked these meatballs. I did make a few changes to suit our tastes. For the meatballs, I replaced the corn flake crumbs with panko and I used ground beef instead of pork. For the sauce, I replaced the 1 cup of ketchup with 1/2 cup of bottled plum sauce and 1/2 a cup of ketchup. I also used apple cider vinegar since I didn't have lemon juice on hand. I didn't heat the sauce before putting it on the meatballs and cooked them for 25 minutes at 425. They were so delicious!"


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Snicker's Fudge is the latest limited edition that has reached the shelves as of late. It was supposed to be in store by August, but I didn't end up seeing any until late September and Early October. They were also kinda hard to find, I looked in many places and it wasn't until I went to Rite Aid did I find them in a aisle display. Talk about the thrill of the hunt!
So what is a Snicker's Fudge? The wrapper explains "Fudge with peanut butter nougat & peanuts wrapped in milk chocolate", but that doesn't help me much. Why is there no mention of fudge? I'm very confused. I guess the only way to really find out is to eat it, right?
Opening the wrapper it smells like a Milky Way bar: chocolatey, sweet, and creamy. I get no hints of peanuts or salt like I do with normal Snickers bars. The bar looks like a normal Snicker's from the outside, but once I took a bit, you immediately see (and taste) the difference. Here's how the construction works: under all the enrobing, the top is peanuts and a chocolate fudge ripple, and the bottom the peanut butter nougat. So it looks like they replaced the caramel with fudge.
The first bite immediately delivers a fresh peanut taste, with a strong salty/sweet combination of the nuts and chocolate coating. The center has this dry graininess to it, like real fudge has. The nougat is less fluffy than normal, and it's a little more dense. The lack of caramel makes it much drier, and stickier to chew.
I was disappointed with this bar. I knew I wouldn't find a limited edition to take the Snicker's Rockin' Nut Road as my favorite, but I was still hoping for something that was at least interesting. This bar did nothing for me, it was just boring.
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ZF-2387: drawText() fails on Solaris
I followed the tutorial by Alexander Veremyev and it seems that drawText() will not work on a Sun Solaris server. I tested the identical code on my local windows machine and it worked fine. The output PDF is blank; however, when you view the properties of the document, you can see the information on the specified font, but no text renders. The following is the code I'm testing:
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// Create new PDF
$pdf = new Zend_Pdf();
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$page = $pdf->newPage(Zend_Pdf_Page::SIZE_LETTER);
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It fails both with fontWithName and fontWithPath.
This file shows the blank file with no text, but the font properties of the document showing the correct font. No text was drawn on the page with drawText(). This same PDF outputed correctly from a windows based machine.
ZF-2387 Should be disregarded as it duplicates the issue in ZF-588. The problem actually existed within the iconv extentions implementation across a couple servers in our organization. Sorry for the confusion.
ZF-588 is actually another issue.
The problem, described in the ZF-588 appears only with '€' symbol
Gary, could I ask you to attach generated PDF to the issue? It may help a lot.
Hi Alexander, the problem actually had to do with the iconv extension in our PHP installation. Being that the character encoding was not found, it silently dropped all the characters it was trying to draw using drawText(). The framework method works as its supposed to and there is no actual issue. Once I found that our iconv was at fault everything came together. Thank you for your response.
Good! I think that may be a common problem for Zend_Pdf and other ZF components and should be mentioned somewhere in the documentation... Thanks for the info!
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This month we're celebrating the timeless combination of nuts and salt with a tasty recipe to try at home: almond-olive oil sablés. The word sablé, which in French means "sandy," refers to the fine crumbly texture of these cookies. But trust us, the experience of eating one is in no way akin to a mouthful of sand—they are melt-in-your-mouth delicious. This type of butter cookie can be found in pastry shops throughout France. Here, we've substituted almond meal for a portion of the flour and olive oil for some of the butter. We also boosted the amount of salt. The result is that same mix of sweet, salty, and savory that we love in the Salted Almond bar.
These cookies are delicious beside a cup of coffee or milk or even a glass of sherry, thanks to all those savory flavor notes. Bake, share and enjoy!
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1 1/2 cups + 2 tbs pastry flour
1/2 cup almond meal
1/2 tsp fine sea salt
10 tbs unsalted butter, at room temperature
3 tbs fruity extra virgin olive oil
3/4 cup powdered sugar
1 egg yolk
1/2 cup sliced almonds, chopped
Fleur de sel or other coarse sea salt, for sprinkling
In a medium bowl, whisk together the flour, almond meal, and sea salt.
Using an electric mixer, beat the butter until creamy. With the mixer running, slowly add the olive oil, mixing to blend completely, stopping once to scrape down the sides of the bowl. Beat in the powdered sugar, then the egg yolk. On low speed, add the flour mixture and stir until well combined.
Turn the dough out onto a lightly floured surface and form into a log about 12 inches long and 1 1/2 inches in diameter (the dough will be a little sticky). Spread the nuts out on the surface and gently roll the dough over the nuts, pressing to adhere. Continue rolling and gently pressing until the surface of the log is coated with the nuts. Wrap in plastic wrap or parchment and carefully transfer to the refrigerator for at least 2 hours or overnight.
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Family Services of Davidson County will hold the Second Annual Davidson Doozie on May 11.
This year in addition to the 10K route, a shorter 3.6-mile route has been added to the event. The Davidson Doozie will start and end at the agency's Greensboro Street Extension location. Gail Coltrane, Davidson Doozie 10K race coordinator, says the race course itself will be both challenging and rewarding.
"More than anything we are excited to have the continued support from the community for our agency," she said. "Last year was the first time we hosted this event — and the response was great. We look forward to an even bigger turnout this year for this signature fundraiser."
Family Services recognizes the importance of promoting wellness and nonviolence in the community. In 2012, Family Services served over 5,000 individuals and families through its counseling, crisis and youth focused juvenile delinquency services. This number continues to increase each year.
All proceeds from the race will support counseling and support services offered at Family Services. Funding will specifically go toward enhancing services for children and families including those coping with family violence, trauma and issues of sexual abuse.
NewBridge Bank is the presenting sponsor for this event, and many other community businesses have already committed their support to the race.
For additional information, contact Coltrane at 249-0237 or visit the Family Services website, www.fsdc.org, and click on the link for the Davidson Doozie.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by sweethaven Cute clock This clock is great! It is cute and very helpful for kids who are learning to tell the time. The minutes numbers are given in small print next to the hour and the hands are easy to read. We have it stuck on a metal cabinet and it stays there great. We are even using it to hold a picture and it has not fallen off once. I have also tried it on the refrigerator through a layer of plastic and it worked fine- granted I never opened the door while testing it. I plan to get more and one will be hung on the wall by the top metal part and the other will be in a windowsill. It has a small shelve/ledge that worked perfectly for resting the clock on. Although the original colors are nice, I spray painted mine a different color to work with our decor- it turned out great. Great because it is small, but easy to read and very cute. December 19, 2013
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Hollywood big shot Jeremy Piven has bailed on his Broadway show due to a high mercury count and the cause, eating too much sushi. Piven is a sushi fiend, eating raw fish twice a day. Piven told reporters he has 6 times the healthy amount of mercury in his system and complained of dizziness, fatigue and difficulty lifting his limbs. His doctors advised him to rest; Reuters reports.
Mercury freaks me out! And according to Dr. Fuhrman, mercury from fish, particularly fish with high levels, like swordfish, mackerel, tilefish, shark and tuna, can be hazardous, specifically in pregnant women. He advises expectant mothers avoid fish and for everyone else, don't eat fish more than twice a week and choose low-mercury seafood, like sole, trout, flounder and tilapia.
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I'll be appearing at two local events this January. I will be selling and signing my books at both events as usual.
On Saturday, January 14 (2012) at the Amador Christian Center I will be participating in another debate in the Sacramento hills (Plymouth, California), this time with Douglas Jacoby, on Jesus: Man, Myth or Messiah? The whole event will begin at 5pm and last about two hours, including audience Q&A. Jacoby will affirm that Jesus was confirmed to be the Son of God by his teachings, life, and miracles. I will argue the evidence is insufficient to conclude that. To cover their modest expenses this time they will be charging a very reasonable $3 at the door. It will also be filmed and posted online like last time (when I debated J.P. Holding at the ACC; click here for links to the video and slides). But I would love to see a lot of local atheists out to support me (and the whole interfaith dialogue Amador is paying for) and maybe go out for dinner and drinks after. I had a great time doing that last time. And I'd love to meet you all again. The church is at 16829 Latrobe Road, Plymouth, CA 95669, about 25 minutes east of Sacramento. Further directions can be found at the Amador website (above). It's out in beautiful hill country.
Then on Sunday, January 29 I will be speaking in Walnut Creek (California) about my work on the origins of Hitler's Table Talk and exposing the (so far only) English translation of it as hopelessly unfaithful to the original German (my study on this was published in German Studies Review many years ago). This is especially infamous as a source of those "anti-Christian" quotes from Hitler you see bandied about. I'm usually never asked to talk about this so it's a delight to be able to this time. It's part of their Sunday dinner (which starts shortly after 4pm) which you can also pay a modest amount to eat, or not. To attend and get details (the precise where and when) you have to join the meetup group sponsored by Atheists and Freethinkers of Contra Costa County, which requires an approval process, so you'll want to start that now, and not at the last minute.


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- 1-1/4 cups sugar
- 1/3 cup cornstarch
- 1 cup cold water
- 3 egg yolks
- 1/3 cup lemon juice
- 3 tablespoons butter
- 1 pastry shell (9 inches), baked
- 1 tablespoon cornstarch
- 1/3 cup cold water
- 3 egg whites
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- Dash salt
- 6 tablespoons sugar
- Preheat oven to 325°. In a saucepan, combine sugar and cornstarch. Stir in water until smooth. Cook and stir over medium heat until thickened and bubbly. Reduce heat; cook and stir 2 minutes longer. Remove from the heat. Stir in a small amount of hot filling into egg yolks. Return all to the pan, stirring constantly. Bring to a gentle boil; cook and stir 2 minutes longer.
- Remove from the heat. Add lemon juice and butter; stir until butter is melted and mixture is blended. Pour hot filling into pastry shell.
- In a saucepan, combine cornstarch and water until smooth. Cook and stir over medium-low heat until mixture is thickened, about 2 minutes. Remove from the heat. In a bowl, beat egg whites, vanilla and salt until foamy. Gradually beat in sugar, 1 tablespoon at a time, on medium speed until soft peaks form and sugar is dissolved. Gradually beat in cornstarch mixture, 1 tablespoon at a time, on high until stiff peaks form.
- Spread evenly over hot filling, sealing edges to crust. Bake 18-20 minutes or until meringue is golden. Cool on a wire rack for 1 hour. Refrigerate pie for at least 3 hours before serving. Refrigerate leftovers. Yield: 8 servings.
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Reviews for Very Lemony Meringue Pie
"mine did not set up either I had lemon soup so the next day I poured it from the pie shell back into a saucepan and add more cornstarch until it thickened up.it did have a good flavor"
"Anyone having troubles getting the filling to set up... just omit the butter. I did, and it came out perfect..."
"Fantastic! very tart, just the way I we like it!"
"This is a very yummy pie! I used fresh lemons right off the tree, in CA. I have made this twice. The first time, I used regular vanilla in the meringue, it turned it brown. I recomend clear vanilla, and perharps cutting down on the lemon juice to 3/4 cup. I followed thre receipe & it is a little runny, with the 1 cup, so I cooked it a bit longer after adding the lemon. That seemed to help. I also used Bakers Sugar. (it is a much finer grain sugar for the meringue and it turned out much better than the first pie) I also prefer the Pillsbury pie crust that is found in the refrigirated section. (red box and comes 2 to a box, just unroll and place in your own glass pie dish. No one will ever know it is boughten!) Good luck and enjoy! :@)"
"This is a wonderful receipe! I would however omit the vanilla in the meringue, for the fact that it turned it brownish instead of a beautiful white. I would also add a dash or two of yellow food coloring to brighten up the lemon. It is a wonderful sweet and tangy pie and my family loves it! Would definatly make again."


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Local anglers and other interested parties are invited to attend an upcoming public hearing hosted by the Georgia Department of Natural Resources' Wildlife Resources Division to provide input on proposed changes to the current largemouth bass length limit on Bear Creek Reservoir in Jackson County.
The hearing is scheduled for 7 p.m. on Thursday, July 11 at the Jackson EMC Headquarters building in Jefferson (850 Commerce Road, Jefferson, GA 30549).
The Wildlife Resources Division encourages attendance from local anglers and other interested parties as public input is an important and valuable part of the rule-making process.
The Wildlife Resources Division, Fisheries Management Section has been monitoring the fish population at Bear Creek Reservoir since it was first stocked in 2001. Monitoring has shown that the current slot limit is not achieving the desired results and that the proposed change to the statewide 12-inch minimum size limit would allow anglers to harvest fish over 16 inches and would allow tournament anglers to weigh in quality fish that currently are in the protected slot range and must be released immediately.
Anyone attending the meeting is welcome to provide statements or comments, either orally or in writing. Statements should be concise to permit everyone an opportunity to speak. Participants should register upon arrival and notify the registering official of their intent to give a statement.
Those unable to attend a meeting may submit input electronically at www.gofishgeorgia.com/fishing/proposedregulations or in writing by July 30, 2013. Written statements should be mailed to:
GA DNR, Wildlife Resources Division, Fisheries Management Section; Attn: Matt Thomas; 2070 U.S. Highway 278, S.E.; Social Circle, Georgia 30025.
These meetings sites are accessible to people with physical disabilities. To request sign language interpretation or other auxiliary aids, contact Matt Thomas at (770) 918-6406 no later than July 5, 2013.
For more information or to view the proposed changes, visit www.gofishgeorgia.com/fishing/proposedregulations or contact the Gainesville Fisheries office at (770) 535-5498.


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Cities in Grand Theft Auto games are large population centres. Many GTA games (or levels) contain only one city, but GTA San Andreas and GTA IV contain multiple.
GTA games are replete with fictional cities, many of which are based on real-life locations:
- Liberty City is based on New York City in the GTA 1 Era, GTA III Era and GTA IV Era. Liberty City is the most used city so far, but each are slightly rendered in each game and Era.
- Alderney is technically a separate state to Liberty City in the GTA IV Era, containing Alderney City (Jersey City and Newark).
- London is a rendition of the real city in (GTA London 1969 and GTA London 1961)
- Vice City is a counterpart to Miami (GTA, GTA Vice City, and GTA Vice City Stories).
- San Andreas in GTA 1 is based on San Francisco. San Andreas in GTA San Andreas is an entire state comprised of three major cities: Los Santos (Los Angeles), San Fierro (San Francisco) and Las Venturas (Las Vegas).
- Anywhere City in GTA 2 is not based on any specific city
- Carcer City is most likely Detroit, and is said to be neighboring Liberty City. Whilst not featured in any game, it is mentioned in GTA III, GTA San Andreas, and GTA Liberty City Stories; and is the setting for Manhunt.
- Cottonmouth in Manhunt 2 is likely based on Tampa, FL and have various references to other GTA Cities.
- Bullworth is the setting for Bully. It is located somewhere in New England and has various references to the GTA series.
- Capital City is a city mentioned in the miles traveled stats of GTA IV. It is possibly based on Washington, D.C. (United States Capital) or Albany, NY (New York's Capital).


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Come Nov. 16, when the Deep Run High School boys' basketball team opens its 2012-2013 season against Thomas Dale High School, 270 days will have passed since head coach Curt Kassab and his Wildcats have taken the floor. And coming off a stingy loss to Highland Springs in the Wildcats' first playoff appearance under Kassab, this year's squad will be hungrier than ever.
Deep Run will be looking to build off last year's 16-9 season – the school's first winning season since Kassab took over as head coach two seasons ago. Last season also marked the first District and Regional tournament appearances in the Kassab era. "Our goal every year is to compete for a district title and a birth in the Regional Tournament," Kassab said.
Repeating last year's success will be no easy task, however, as Deep Run heads into the 2012-2013 season losing 10 players to graduation; most notably first-team All-District guard Parker Hull and second-team All-District center Lucas Dyer. This leaves a mere four returning varsity players for Kassab and company, and only one, junior guard Tim Branin, with extensive varsity game experience.
These key departures mean new faces will have to step up and lead this year's team, a challenge that senior guard Nick Butz welcomes. "I'm looking forward to being a leader of the team," Butz said, "I expect our team to be tough and have a great year."
While most are ready to write them off, Kassab sees this team with loads of untapped potential. "We have some talented young players and it's important that we develop these young kids," Kassab said. "I think that is critical in building a good basketball program."
With three-fourths of last year's team gone, Deep Run will have to rely heavily on its renowned student section, the "Wildcat Wackos."
The Deep Run basketball program has tons of momentum after last year's playoff run; however, with the large amount of turnover, repeating last year's success will be an immense challenge for coach Kassab and the Wildcats.
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Henrico County has hosted a Fourth of July celebration annually since 1981, but this year's event will offer a later start time and expanded hours and be highlighted by new entertainment.
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The sodium blood test measures the amount of sodium in the blood.
Sodium can also be measured using a urine test.
Serum sodium; Sodium - serum
A blood sample is needed.
Your doctor may tell you to temporarily stop taking medicines that may affect the test. These include:
Do not stop taking any medicine before talking to your doctor.
When the needle is inserted to draw blood, some people feel moderate pain. Others feel only a prick or stinging. Afterward, there may be some throbbing or slight bruising. These soon go away.
Sodium is a substance that the body needs to work properly. Sodium is found in most foods. The most common form of sodium is sodium chloride, which is table salt.
This test is usually done as part of an electrolyte or basic metabolic panel blood test.
Your blood sodium level represents a balance between the sodium and water in the food and drinks you consume and the amount in your urine. A small amount is lost through stool and sweat.
Many things can affect this balance. Your doctor may order this test if you:
The normal range for blood sodium levels is 135 to 145 milliequivalents per liter (mEq/L).
Normal value ranges may vary slightly among different laboratories. Some labs use different measurements or test different samples. Talk to your doctor about the meaning of your specific test results.
Abnormal sodium levels can be due to many different conditions.
Higher than normal sodium level is called hypernatremia. It may be due to:
Lower than normal sodium level is called hyponatremia. It may be due to:
There is very little risk involved with having your blood taken. Veins and arteries vary in size from one patient to another and from one side of the body to the other. Taking blood from some people may be more difficult than from others.
Other risks associated with having blood drawn are slight but may include:
Pincus MR, Abraham NZ Jr. Interpreting laboratory results. In: McPherson RA, Pincus MR, eds. Henry's Clinical Diagnosis and Management by Laboratory Methods. 22nd ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Elsevier Saunders; 2011:chap 8.
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Demand for wood pellets in Europe a boon in southeast U.S.
Published: Saturday, April 6, 2013 at 6:29 p.m.
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Talk about the global economy.
About wood pellets
Wood pellets are made from wood byproducts such as chips, bark and sawdust, and also from tree tops, branches and other forestry debris remaining after a tree trunk has been processed and shipped from the forest, according to Enviva L.P., which manufactures chips in North Carolina and elsewhere.
The pellets are made either with hardwood or pine, said Bob Schaefer, executive vice president of the N.C. Forestry Association.
Wood byproducts and trees themselves are used to make pellets, but using waste materials is less expensive than harvesting standing timber, Schaefer said. The raw materials will come from forests closest to the ports, he said.
The wood is milled, dried and pelletized in a specialty press. During the extrusion process, the lignin in the wood plasticizes, forming a natural glue that holds the pellet together after production.
Pellet sizes vary from one-fourth to one-third inches in diameter and 1 to 1.5 inches long.
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The Port of Wilmington may reap the benefits of environmental regulations in Europe that have spurred a huge increase in demand for forest byproducts from the southeastern United States.
Wood pellets, often used in wood-burning stoves, are taking the place of coal in many European power plants with the aim of reducing their carbon footprint.
"Without a doubt the demand for this product is being driven by clean energy requirements in the U.K. and Europe, and the Atlantic Seaboard is economically advantaged in supplying the pellets," said Jeff Miles, acting executive director of the N.C. State Ports Authority.
European demand will continue growing for many reasons, from business to policies and regulations, said Daniel Saloni of the Department of Forest Biomaterials at N.C. State University.
Growing market
Consumption of pellets is expected to grow from 8.3 million tons in 2009 to 17 million by 2015, according to materials in a study by Saloni.
U.S. production is expected to increase from 3 million tons in 2009 to 10 million by 2015.
That demand is expected to boost production of the pellets throughout most of the South Atlantic states as more companies build plants in the region, Saloni said.
Wilmington hopes to get in on the business.
The N.C. State Ports Authority is planning facilities at Wilmington and Morehead City that would receive, store and transfer wood pellets to ships. Total cost of the facilities would run $100-$120 million.
There are several options on the table for financing the wood pellet facility, said Danny McComas, chairman of the authority's Board of Directors. One is joint financing with a company and another is to go to the bond market, he said.
McComas said the ports hope to get shipments of pellets from a new plant planned at Sims, N.C., by International WoodFields. Production there would total 300,000 metric tons a year, Saloni said.
Virginia, however, has the jump on pellet production in the Southeast with 13 plants, followed by Georgia with seven, Florida and South Carolina with four each and West Virginia with three, according to research by N.C. State.
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Are North Carolina and its ports too late to the game?
Enviva L.P. operates a plant in Ahoskie and is completing one in Northhampton, both in North Carolina. They'll produce 350,000 and 500,000 metric tons of pellets, respectively. Enviva broke ground last summer for a plant at Southhampton, Va., that also would produce 500,000 metric tons.
And in 2011, the Bethesda, Md.-based company also acquired deepwater facilities in Chesapeake, Va.
That affects prospects of North Carolina ports, because Enviva ships or will ship production from its three Southeastern plants through Chesapeake.
But there's still plenty of time for Wilmington to get its chunk of the business, port officials said.
"We are not late to the game. We have a very high quality supply of trees and the economics of transporting wood fiber a great distance is challenging," said the N.C. ports' Miles, adding that the natural flow of wood to a port is within 150 miles.
The planned wood pellet facilities are important for a couple of reasons, Miles said.
Economic boon
"It's going to have a great positive impact on employment throughout the supply chain – cutting the trees and transport to plant, then to the port," he said.
Miles also said that handling wood pellets at Wilmington "doesn't require some of the other infrastructure upgrades that other uses might.
"We don't need to deepen the port or revamp the transportation infrastructure," he said, adding that pellets would be received by rail.
"There are going to be reception facilities to unload rail cars, a network of environmentally friendly, dust-free conveying systems to put into a storage facility. There will be another system of conveyors to reclaim the pellets and send to a ship loader.
"Central is the storage facility, which more than likely will be a series of domes to handle and store," Miles said.
Handful of ports
Miles said there are only a handful of East Coast ports – in Virginia and Georgia – now shipping pellets.
"Some 31 export wood pellet mills are in various stages of development or operation in the U.S. South, all looking to load and ship a potential 12 millions tons of product annually from limited port facilities," writes William Perritt, executive editor of the Wood Biomass Market Report.
In Georgia, for example, wood pellets are exported from the Port of Brunswick, said Edward Fulford, spokesman for the Georgia Ports Authority.
In 2012, Georgia ports handled 225,095 tons of wood pellets.
That figure has climbed steadily for the past three years, from 136,809 tons in 2010.
"Most of our wood pellet exports are bound for Northern Europe, where the cleaner-burning pellets are used to improve emission at power plants," Fulford said.
The ports' McComas sees the pellet business "as something to help jump-start us," for the ports to take advantage of other opportunities.
"I don't think we are late" at getting into the pellet export business, he said."This is the very right time."
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ZF-7897: Implement a ResponseDecorator for line indentation
Line indentation is currently done "by hand" for example in the console help system.
This could more easily be done with a ResponseDecorator that allows to specify the content option:
$response->appendContent("foo", array("indentation" => 8));
A patch for this decorator is appended.
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A school bus from a charter school in Clayton rear-ended a DART paratransit bus just north of Middletown during Monday morning's snowstorm.
Eight students were on the bus during the collision, while the DART bus was not carrying any passengers, the Middletown Police Department said in a release issued Wednesday.
No injuries were reported.
According to police, both vehicles were travelling south on Cedar Lane Road, near Betsy Rawls Drive, just before 8 a.m. when the paratransit bus stopped for traffic.
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ZF-2900: Issue on Zend_Validate_Hostname
fopen(Zend/Validate/Hostname/Net.php): failed to open stream: No such file or directory on Loader.php, Line 160
0 /www/security.playxp.com/includes/Zend/Loader.php(160): Handler::Error(2, 'fopen(Zend/Vali...', '/www/security.p...', 160, Array)
1 /www/security.playxp.com/includes/Zend/Validate/Hostname.php(327): Zend_Loader::isReadable('Zend/Validate/H...', 'r', true)
2 /www/security.playxp.com/includes/Zend/Uri/Http.php(354): Zend_Validate_Hostname->isValid('Zend/Validate/H...')
3 /www/security.playxp.com/includes/Zend/Uri/Http.php(185): Zend_Uri_Http->validateHost('openid.daum.net')
4 /www/security.playxp.com/includes/Zend/Uri/Http.php(96): Zend_Uri_Http->valid()
5 /www/security.playxp.com/includes/Zend/Uri.php(117): Zend_Uri_Http->__construct()
6 /www/security.playxp.com/includes/Zend/Http/Client.php(223): Zend_Uri::factory('http', '//openid.daum.n...')
7 /www/security.playxp.com/includes/Zend/Http/Client.php(209): Zend_Http_Client->setUri('http://openid.d...')
8 /www/security.playxp.com/includes/Zend/OpenId/Consumer.php(406): Zend_Http_Client->__construct('http://openid.d...')
9 /www/security.playxp.com/includes/Zend/OpenId/Consumer.php(607): Zend_OpenId_Consumer->_httpRequest('http://openid.d...', Array)
10 /www/security.playxp.com/includes/Zend/OpenId/Consumer.php(694): Zend_OpenId_Consumer->_discovery('http://openid.d...')
11 /www/security.playxp.com/includes/Zend/OpenId/Consumer.php(131): Zend_OpenId_Consumer->_checkId('http://openid.d...', NULL, NULL)
12 /www/security.playxp.com/htdocs/login.php(23): Zend_OpenId_Consumer->login(false, 'openid.daum.net...', 'http://security...', 'http://*.playxp...', NULL, NULL)
13 /www/security.playxp.com/htdocs/processor.php(18): require('/www/security.p...')
14 {main}
Frontend(login.php) source-code are below...
$consumer = new Zend_OpenId_Consumer();
if ($consumer->login($strIdentifier, 'http://security.playxp.com/openid', 'http://*.playxp.com') === false)
$status = "OpenID login failed.
"; }
include_path = .:/www/security.playxp.com/includes/:/www/security.playxp.com/templates/
The Zend is installed on /www/security.playxp.com/includes/Zend. Tested $strIdentifier are "openid.daum.net/nios" and "nios.myid.net".
I think there is problem in isValid($value) function in Zend/Validate/Hostname.php .
If you use a top level domain name that are not in /Zend/Validate/Hostname directory but exists in $_validTlds array , this problem will happen.
I think default php file should exists in Zend/Validate/Hostname directory.
The default php file should work if there is not php file to match the top level domain name.
Can someone please confirm whether this is an active problem or not? The linked case ZF-4110 which appears to be the same issue is marked as closed.
Line 327 in Validate/Hostname.php is supposed to use Zend_Loader::isReadable() to ensure the class file exists before loading it. This report appears to indicate this isn't working and its trying to load the class file anyway. Which obviously isn't good!
I added a test locally to replicate how Zend_Uri_Http::validateHost() accesses Validate_Hostname and I couldn't replicate this issue at present
As a note it may be worth wrapping Zend_Loader::loadClass on line 331 of Validate/Hostname.php within a try/catch to capture this kind of error. If anyone thinks this is a good idea I can do so.
I meant the linked case ZF-4410
Hello, Simon. I do not mean this issue is fixed.
Thanks Satoru, I see now case ZF-4410 was closed since it is a duplicate. I'll try to replicate this using your code example.
Solved in SVN r12211. If the file is not found in Zend/Validate/Hostname directory, Zend/Validate/Hostname.php does not load additional characters.
Thanks for solving this Satoru,
Firstly, forgive my possible misunderstanding but I couldn't replicate this issue and I don't understand how enclosing Zend_Loader::isReadable() in a try/catch statement solves this.
From what I can see Zend_Loader::isReadable() doesn't throw any exceptions, it supresses any PHP errors in fopen() and returns a boolean which states whether the file can be opened with fopen() or not. It sounds as if this wasn't working for you and an exception was thrown by Zend_Loader. Is this the case? If so, I wonder if this affects other parts of ZF. I'd suggest we look to fix this in Zend_Loader::isReadable() if that is where the error lies.
Finally, would it be wise to add a unit test to HostnameTest.php to check that this issue is solved for any future changes?
best wishes, Simon
Hello, Simon.
Thank you. I forgot fopen() happens no exception but warning.
I propose SVN r12214 that I change Zend_Loader::isReadable() to file_exists() in it.
About unit test, we should prepare test against Zend/Validate/Hostname/Xxxx.php in HostnameTest.php.
Best Regards, Satoru
Firstly, I'll re-open this issue at present since it seems as if there is some uncertainty as to whether this is fixed or where the problem lies. Feel free to re-close if you think its right to do so :-)
I'm happy to look into this over the weekend since I wrote the hostname validator so I should be able to fix this (I hope!). I can also see other related/duplicated issues so I can look into them for further testing.
Thanks for the response Satoru, that's what I thought and since the warning is being supressed with @ the function simply returns false on an error.
I believe fopen() is used because it also searches on the include path. file_exists() does not, so this functionality would need to be replicated if this was changed.
However, I have struggled a little to replicate this issue so it's a little difficult to suggest how to fix it.
From my tests Zend_Loader::isReadable() doesn't raise an exception and works as expected. I haven't tried your code exactly yet (I know I should) but if I trace the code in Zend_OpenID_Consumer it calls Zend_Uri_Http which calls Zend_Validate_Hostname with the ALLOW_ALL option.
if I add test code to test the two domains you mention then these pass the unit test and do not report an error. For example:
public function testFromZendUriHttp ()
$valuesExpected = array(
array(Zend_Validate_Hostname::ALLOW_ALL, true, array('openid.daum.net', 'nios.myid.net'))
foreach ($valuesExpected as $element) {
$validator = new Zend_Validate_Hostname($element[0]);
foreach ($element[2] as $input) {
$this->assertEquals($element[1], $validator->isValid($input), implode("\n", $validator->getMessages()));
I'll try to get your test code working, but I'll have to change it to use a public OpenID provider such as www.chi.mp since I obviously don't have an acount at playxp.com
best wishes, Simon
Can you please confirm whether you have custom error handling in your test script. If so, I think I know the source of your problem.
If not, can you post your complete test script since I've not been able to replicate this issue.
If custom error handling is used then all errors, even those suppressed with an @, are sent to your custom error handler. Since Zend_Loader uses fopen with errors suppressed to check whether a file exists, this is most likely causing the issue in your script. I assume you have custom error handling since Zend_Loader doesn't throw an exception on that line, just a suppressed PHP error.
The PHP manual states you should check the value of error_reporting(), if this is zero then the error was suppressed with @ and you should take appropriate action (i.e. ignore it).
From the manual -
{quote} ..you are still able to read the current value of error_reporting and act appropriately. Of particular note is that this value will be 0 if the statement that caused the error was prepended by the @ error-control operator
http://uk3.php.net/set_error_handler {quote}
The @ error supression operator appears to be widely used throughout Zend Framework so I don't recommend the Zend_Loader functionality is changed.
The solution is to supress error code zero (0) errors from any custom error handling. It may also be wise to add a note in the documentation or a Submit a Bug FAQ page (if there is one) about this since it seems to be tripping people up.
As far as I can see this affects the following issues: * ZF-3020 * ZF-3829 * ZF-3989 * ZF-4267 * ZF-4410
I can close all these off if people are happy this is the explanation!
Finally, I recommend the changes made to Zend/Validate/Hostname.php in revision 12211 are undone since there the code that was changed seems to be unnecessary since the bug is due to the use of custom error handling, not Zend_Hostname or Zend_Loader
best wishes, Simon
Hi, Simon. Thank you for your research and explanation.
I wondered why fopen() with at mark happens in ver. 1.6.1 that is used with ZF-4410. Because I did not find any warning in my tests with ver.1.6.1 and 1.6.2
I understand what causes the warning.
I agree that SVN r12211 is unnecessary and I just change back the Zend/Validate/Hostname.php to same as SVN r10523 .
If you want, you can close this issue.
Best Wishes Satoru Yoshida.
Hi, Simon. I just closed the duplicated issues.
And ZF-2985. Because I think ZF-2985 also duplicates this issue.
Hi, Simon. I wrote some note in phpDoc of Zend_Loader::isReadable in SVN r12399.
I hope if users meet warning message, they could find the note.
Changing issues in preparation for the 1.7.0 release.
I am still seeing this issue in version 1.7.2. Another reporter has a duplicate open reporting it for 1.7.5. It crops up in many places where hostname validation is performed, e.g. Zend_Validate_EmailAddress, Zend_XmlRpc_Client, ...
To be clear the issue is that warnings are being generated from the library code and suppressing error display is the wrong solution to fixing this.
Instead loading a non-existent class should be prevented in the first place. The same for sending a hostname (instead of an IP) to inet_pton etc.
We have a zero-notice policy and this throws many false positives e.g. in our unit tests. So currently we have to use a custom solution to validate emails, send xmlrpc, use Gdata etc.
Sample code: <?php error_reporting(E_ALL ^ E_STRICT ^ E_NOTICE); ini_set('display_errors', 1); $service = new Zend_XmlRpc_Client('http://www.sikids.com/services/xmlrpc'); $service->call('methodDoesNotExist',array()); ?>
Zend/Validate/Ip.php (Line 62): [E_WARNING(2)] inet_pton() [function.inet-pton]: Unrecognized address www.sikids.com Zend/Loader.php (Line 165): [E_WARNING(2)] fopen(Zend/Validate/Hostname/Com.php) [function.fopen]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory [filename] => Zend/Validate/Hostname/Com.php
Please note that COM is supported with 1.8 and not with 1.7.
It looks like Thomas has done some good work to remove the dependency on loading class files that may not exist in the Validate/Hostname/ folder in the 1.8 version of Zend_Hostname.
When I run the sample code in 1.8.1 I get the expected error:
Zend_XmlRpc_Client_FaultException making GET request to / -32601 Server error. Requested method methodDoesNotExist not specified.
I suggest this issue (and any duplicates) are closed marked as fixed in 1.8
Closing issue with corrected fix version.
Regarding #ZF-2985, I've found that using fopen with error suppression is slower than checking if file exists in include_path. I'm using a custom error handler and know how to suppress the error, but I want to log all errors, including suppressed, and I don't want other other errors than my own to appear in it.
Since the current method of checking whether a file exists in include_path (Zend_Loader::isReadable()) is both slower and generates unnecessary errors in my full log, could someone please take a look at my comments in #ZF-2985, where I describe how to fix this? http://framework.zend.com/issues/browse/…
I'm posting here since no-one replied in the other issue, which is marked as duplicate of this (and I can't find how to re-open it).
public static function isReadable($filename)
if ($filename === null || $filename === false || $filename === '' || !is_scalar($filename)) return false;
if (is_readable($filename)) return true;
foreach (explode(PATH_SEPARATOR, get_include_path()) as $path)
if (is_readable($path . (in_array(substr($path, -1), array('\\', '/')) ? $filename : DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR . $filename))) return true;
return false;
I hate it when I post something and just when I read my own comment I discover something that could be improved.. ;-)
I only changed the first if statement. Input validation is simpler than what I did previously: it must be string, but not empty string. Now it's also more accurate compared to is_readable-behaviour for non-string input.
public static function isReadable($filename)
if (($filename = (string)$filename) === '') return false;
if (is_readable($filename)) return true;
foreach (explode(PATH_SEPARATOR, get_include_path()) as $path)
if (is_readable($path . (in_array(substr($path, -1), array('\\', '/')) ? $filename : DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR . $filename))) return true;
return false;
Zend_Validate_Hostname does not call Zend_Loader, fopen or isReadable. Non of the methods you mentioned is used within this validator.
Can you clearify what your comments have to do with Zend_Validate_Hostname ?
Nothing that I know of, but #ZF-2985 is for some reason marked as duplicate of this issue, that's why I'm posting here.
Please read the issue and it's description.
You may note that this issue describes a problem of Zend_Validate_Hostname, which has been fixed and does not occur anymore. Even the codelines you refer to do no longer exist. I can't integrate a isReadable method within Zend_Validate_Hostname as it would not solve any problems.
Please write eigther to the correct issue or, when you don't find one, write a new issue.
I get all that, but my problem is that the issue I should be posting to (2985) is marked as duplicate of this one. I don't have the rights to un-duplicate it or even re-open it. I could create a new one, but that would actually be a duplicate of 2985, which again leads here. Or perhaps I could try #ZF-3249, which "depends" on 2985. sigh What a mess. Fine, I'll just post a new bug report and hope that noone will bash me for it.
Oh, and the codelines I wrote above are not references to existing code, they were my suggested fix. Not for Zend_Validate_Hostname, but for Zend_Loader. Sorry if that wasn't clear.
In any case, could someone un-duplicate #ZF-2985? Satoru Yoshida apparently seemed to think that it was a duplicate of this, but I guess not.
Reopened ZF-2900...
I don't think re-opening this issue is relevant, at least for me it's not. I posted a new bug report for my issue: http://framework.zend.com/issues/browse/ZF-6833.


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HME202 - Medicine 2B
Unit details
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Available to H311 Bachelor of Medicine Bachelor of Surgery students only
|Unit chair:
Sarah Burgess and Sharyn Milnes
Must have passed HME201
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Laptop computer requirement
Students enrolled in the BMBS require a wireless-enabled, personal laptop computer* to undertake scheduled learning activities. Wireless access to the Deakin network is available within the teaching spaces of the Deakin Medical School.
* Information about minimum computer standards will be communicated to students upon acceptance into the BMBS.
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In accordance with Department of Human Services policy*, all students are required to undertake a National Police Record Check prior to clinical placements in each calendar year of their course. Students will also be required to hold a current Working With Children Check and will also be required to declare their immunisation status to satisfy the requirements of health organisations where they will be undertaking their clinical learning experience.
* Department of Human Services, Service agreement information kit for funded organisations 2006–2009, State Government of Victoria, Melbourne, retrieved 26 May 2009.
HME202 represents Semester 2 of Year 2 of the Bachelor of Medicine Bachelor of Surgery (BMBS) course and consists of a single unit of four credit points. The curriculum throughout the BMBS course is organised into four themes: Ethics, Law and Professional Development; Public Health Medicine; Doctor and Patient; and Knowledge of Health and Illness.
In order to comply with Commonwealth Department of Health requirements for rural clinical placements, all students will need to complete at least 4 weeks of a dedicated rural attachment within their clinical years. For students attached to Geelong and Eastern Health Clinical Schools throughout year 3 and 4, this is most likely to occur within the GP rotation in HME401 or the Elective/Selective/Pre-internship program in HME402. There will likely be a necessity for directed Selective placements in the event that the rural criteria is not met during the preceding placements. John Flynn Scholarship placements occurring outside of Deakin semester periods cannot fulfil these requirements.
Ethics, Law and Professional Development (ELPD)
The final topic of the ELPD theme, Professional Behaviours and Relationships, covers issues of professional and unprofessional conduct. Patient safety and risk management continue through this semester. Topics include ethics and psychiatry, involuntary treatment, refusal of treatment, organ donation and brain death, professional regulation, and the practitioner in difficulty. The theme concludes within ethical, legal and professional issues relevant to Transition to Clinical Practice. Students also undertake a week long placement for Interprofessional Education in a regional area of health practise.
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The Public Health Medicine theme in HME202 explores equity in the context of delivering health care to diverse populations. Understanding will be developed through topical public health content areas such as health economics, ageing, disability, and mental health. In preparation for training aligned with hospitals, health services and clinics in the third and fourth years of the BMBS course, teaching in the theme also answers the question 'Who does Public Health?' by exploring roles and relationships within Victoria's health sector from primary through to tertiary care and also the role of the World Health Organization in global public health. Recognising that multiple sectors influence health, the role of non-government and community-development organisations is also explained.
Doctor and Patient (DP)
The Doctor and Patient theme in HME202 continues the development of history-taking, examination and procedural skills in the context of the Brain and Behaviour topic. In Transition to Clinical Practice this theme includes an intensive period in the Clinical Skills Learning Unit consolidating clinical and procedural skills and has been specifically designed as preparation for Year 3, ensuring a seamless transition to learning in a clinical setting. Students also undertake further studies relating to acute and chronic medical and surgical conditions, with a focus on subspecialty areas such as Surgery, Medicine, Children's Health, Ear, Nose and Throat, Dermatology and Ophthalmology; as well as Clinical Pharmacology and Radiology.
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Assessment in the BMBS course is designed to demonstrate attainment of competency in biomedical and clinical knowledge, clinical skills and professional standards. While the relative amount of assessment among the four themes is in proportion to what each theme contributes to the curriculum of HME202, students must pass the KHI topic Brain and Behaviour (37.5% of unit marks) and each of the DP (37.5% of unit marks), ELPD (12.5% of unit marks) and PHM (12.5% of unit marks) themes as academic hurdles in order to be eligible for an overall pass grade in HME202. Standard setting is used to determine the pass score in written assessments. Students who are awarded a borderline fail result for a hurdle requirement will be considered for reassessment. Note: Assessment in HME202 is an ungraded pass (UP) or Fail (N) grade only.
Intra-semester assessment:
Ethics, Law and Professional Development: Plain Language Statement (group project linked with PHM assessment, 1000 words, 30% of theme marks); Satisfactory Professionalism report from IPL Placement Supervisor (hurdle).
Public Health Medicine: Research proposal (40% of theme marks), presentation (20% of theme marks).
Doctor and Patient: Students will complete a reflective journal (10% of theme marks), logbook entries (10% of theme marks), a case presentation (10% of theme marks), and an in-training assessment form (10% of theme marks) during the course of the semester.
Knowledge of Health and Illness: Brain and Behaviour Topic (45 minute class test, 20% of theme marks).
End of semester assessment:
Ethics, Law and Professional Development: 90 minute examination (70% of theme marks).
Public Health Medicine: 90 minute examination (40% of theme marks).
Doctor and Patient: OSCE (weighting 60% of theme marks): 10 x 8 minute stations, 0.5 day examination (hurdle requirement).
Knowledge of Health and Illness: Brain and Behaviour topic (2 hour examination, 80% of theme marks), Progress test (3 hour examination-formative assessment).
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