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Westview clinched its first NECC girls basketball championship in six years last Friday night with a 59-51 victory over visiting West Noble.
The LaGrange County Sheriff's Department is looking into the apparent theft of a 2003 white Mazda 6s 4-door car.
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Franklin L. Kline, 79, LaGrange, died Wednesday, February 5, 2014 at Parkview LaGrange Hospital.
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Albert "Burl" Nelson, D.D.S., 96, LaGrange, died Friday, February 7, 2014 at Life Care Center of LaGrange.
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Prairie Heights maintained its second-place status in the NECC boys basketball standings Saturday night in Albion with a 79-60 mauling of Central Noble.
Former Lakeland girls basketball standout Aime Burger guided her Sturgis Lady Trojans to a 41-36 victory over the Lady Lakers Saturday night in Sturgis.
Westview senior wrestler Michael Yankosky upended the two top seeds in his bracket to win the 285-pound flight championship at Saturday's Goshen Regional meet.
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Westview Jr.-Sr. High School has released its 1st quarter honor roll for the 2013-2014 school year.
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Judge George Brown has released the 2013 activity report for the LaGrange County Superior Court.
It has been a winter that many will talk about for a long time. And, not to be pessimistic, it's not over yet.
At approximately 9 p.m. on February 4, an officer from the LaGrange Police Department was dispatched to a residence on North Detroit Street regarding a domestic dispute.
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Morphology and field behavior of pteropod molluscs: feeding methods in the families Cavoliniidae, Limacinidae and Peraclididae (Gastropoda: Thecosomata)
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From 1983 to 1985 we studied the in-situ feeding behavior of fourteen species belonging to nine genera of thecosomatous pteropods, one in the family Limacinidae, seven in the family Cavoliniidae, and one in the family Peraclididae. All the euthecosomes we examined fed with a large spherical mucous web. Peraclis reticulata (D'Orbigny), however, uses a funnel-shaped mucous sheet, resembling that of other pseudothecosomes. Although the feeding mechanisms are similar in all the animals we examined closely, we found great differences in the size and morphology of the external part of the mantle. In species of Diacria and Cavolinia the external mantle attains its greatest complexity, and appears to be used for the sorting or rejection of food and for flotation. Species of the other five cavoliniid genera we studied have greatly reduced external mantles and sink slowly while feeding. Species of Limacina have no external mantle but appear to arrest sinking by setting their mucous webs. P. reticulata, which also appears to be neutrally buoyant, has an extensive external mantle that completely covers the shell. We conclude that feeding with a large mucous web explains the presence of fragments of large, fast moving prey in the stomach contents of both pseudothecosomes and euthecosomes. At present, it is impossible to decide whether thecosomes should be regarded as carnivorous trappers of prey or as suspension feeders. The use of an external mucous web for feeding is probably common to all thecosome pteropods and is the fundamental andaptation that enables them to live holoplanktonically.


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Two-quadrant high-volume sub-Tenon's anaesthesia for vitrectomy: a randomised controlled trial
- 1Department of Anaesthesia, Guy's and St Thomas' Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, London, UK
- 2Department of Anaesthesia, Moorfields Eye Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, London, UK
- Correspondence to Dr Vip S Gill, Department of Anaesthesia, Guy's and St Thomas' Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, Westminster Bridge Rd, London SE1 7EH, UK; drvipgill{at}aol.com
- Accepted 13 April 2011
- Published Online First 5 May 2011
Background Total volume using a standard single inferonasal injection for sub-Tenon's anaesthesia is limited by an increase in intraocular pressure (IOP) and commonly requires the operating surgeon to top-up the block intraoperatively. This study compares the efficacy and safety of a two-quadrant technique that allows the use of a higher volume of local anaesthetic.
Methods 54 patients undergoing vitrectomy were randomised into two groups. The control group (n=27) received a standard 5 ml single inferonasal sub-Tenon injection of a 50:50 mixture of 2% lidocaine and 0.5% bupivacaine with 150 IU hyaluronidase. The study group (n=27) received a 5 ml inferonasal and 5 ml superotemporal injection of the same mixture (10 ml total). The primary outcome measure was the number of intraoperative top-ups required. Secondary outcome measures were intraoperative and postoperative pain scores, IOP, block onset time, ocular akinesia, eyelid akinesia and chemosis.
Results 24 patients required a top-up in the control group. No patients required a top-up in the study group (p<0.001). IOP measurements were similar in both groups. Block onset was shorter, eyelid akinesia was improved and pain scores were also reduced in the study group intraoperatively and at 0–2 h, 4–6 h, 10–14 h and 20–24 h postoperatively.
Conclusions Two-quadrant sub-Tenon's anaesthesia using 10 ml of a 50:50 mixture of 2% lidocaine and 0.5% bupivacaine with 150 IU hyaluronidase seems to be more effective than a single-quadrant technique at reducing intraoperative and postoperative pain during vitrectomy.
- Sub-Tenon's anaesthesia
- clinical trial
- local anaesthetics
- vitreoretinal surgery
- intraocular pressure
- posterior chamber
- retina
- pharmacology
Sub-Tenon's block has been documented as a safe and effective method to achieve local anaesthesia for vitreoretinal surgery.1–9 A perceived advantage is the avoidance of sharp needles and a theoretical reduction in their associated complications such as retrobulbar haemorrhage, globe perforation, optic nerve damage and dural puncture with subsequent brainstem anaesthesia.6 7 10–13 However, the variable quality of ocular akinesia and short block duration with subsequent need for an additional sub-Tenon's block (top-up) to be performed by the operating surgeon intraoperatively is not ideal and may be a limiting factor in its popularity for vitreoretinal surgery. Total volume and local anaesthetic mixture used varies and has an effect on block onset time, quality and duration.14 15 Local anaesthetic concentration is limited by the risk of myotoxicity to the extraocular muscles while total volume of local anaesthetic used is limited, to a degree, by the volume of the orbital cavity and an increase in intraocular pressure (IOP) as well as an increase in chemosis.16 17 A commonly used technique is a single 5 ml injection of a 50:50 mixture of lidocaine 2% and bupivacaine 0.5% via the inferonasal quadrant, which has a short onset time and reliable ocular akinesia but frequently still requires further intraoperative top-ups.7 9 14 The aim of this study was to compare the efficacy and safety of a high-volume two-quadrant sub-Tenon's technique compared with the standard low-volume single-quadrant approach for vitrectomy.
Fifty-four patients (aged 30–81 years and American Society of Anesthesiologists (ASA) grade I–III) undergoing vitreoretinal surgery (vitrectomy±laser±cryotherapy±gas exchange) for acute retinal detachment at Moorfields Eye Hospital from July 2008 to January 2009 were recruited into this prospective, randomised study. Patients allergic to local anaesthetics or hyaluronidase, having communication difficulties, requesting general anaesthesia, requiring a scleral buckle or with a scleral buckle present were excluded.
A batch of numbered sealed opaque envelopes containing each randomisation was produced using a random number generator and kept in a designated area. At recruitment, each patient was allocated a sequential envelope to be opened in the anaesthetic room only by the anaesthetist performing the block. All blocks were performed by a single anaesthetist experienced in both types of blocks. Patients were randomised to one of two groups. The control group received a 5 ml single inferonasal sub-Tenon injection of a 50:50 mixture of 2% lidocaine and 0.5% bupivacaine with 150 IU hyaluronidase.18–20 The study group received a 5 ml inferonasal injection and a 5 ml superotemporal injection of the same mixture. The principal investigator was masked to which block had been administered.
In the anaesthetic room monitoring included ECG, pulse oximetry and non-invasive arterial pressure. No sedation was given. The conjunctiva and cornea was initially anaesthetised with topical drops of proxymetacaine 0.5% followed by tetracaine 1% and sterilised with drops of 5% aqueous iodine solution. The surrounding skin was sterilised with 10% aqueous iodine solution. Non-toothed Moorfield forceps were used to grip the conjunctiva and Tenon's capsule, and then a small incision was made with Westcott scissors to expose the white sclera in the inferonasal quadrant only (control group) or inferonasal and superotemporal quadrants (study group). All injections were performed using a blunt 19G, 25 mm long curved Visitec sub-Tenon's cannula and each 5 ml injection was performed within 10 s. In keeping with the practice at our institution, no orbital pressure was applied after the block. The principal investigator then assessed the block. Ocular akinesia was assessed at 1, 3, 6, 9, 12, 15 and 18 min after the beginning of the first injection using a scoring system as described by Brahma et al in which globe movement is scored either 0 (no movement), 1 (a flicker of movement), 2 (partial movement) or 3 (full movement) in the secondary directions of gaze (abduction, adduction, elevation and depression).21 An immobile eye scored 0 and a fully mobile eye scored 12. Patients were deemed ready for surgery when the akinesia score was 4 or less. The time at which the score was 4 or less was also recorded as the block onset time. Chemosis was assessed on the number of quadrants affected. No quadrants affected scored 0 and all four quadrants affected scored 4. IOP was measured at 1, 3, 6, 9, 12, 15 and 18 min after the beginning of the first injection using a Tono-Pen (Reichert Technologies, Reichert Inc, Depew, NY, USA).22 All surgery was performed using a 20-gauge vitrectomy incision. During the procedure, the operating surgeon performed an additional sub-Tenon's block (top-up) using 3 ml of bupivacaine 0.5%, if required. Criteria for a top-up were a return of sensation or discomfort described by the patient. At the end of the procedure, type of surgery, duration of surgery and the timing of any intraoperative top-ups were recorded. The operating surgeon was also asked to score intraoperative eyelid movement from 0 to 2: 0, no movement; 1, partial function; and 2, full function.23 Pain scores were taken post-injection and postoperatively using an 11-point (0–10) numerical visual analogue scale. Patients recorded pain scores and analgesia taken at four intervals within the first 24 h after surgery: at 0–2 h, 4–6 h, 10–14 h and 20–24 h. Age, sex, ethnic origin, previous operations and postoperative complications were also recorded.
Statistical analysis
The primary outcome measure was the requirement for an intraoperative top-up. On the basis of previous studies it was assumed that the proportion of patients who require a top-up after a 5 ml injection would be 60% and that the proportion of patients who require a top-up after a 10 ml injection is 10%.7–9 From this it was calculated that 25 patients would be required per treatment group to have a study power of 95% to detect a difference at the 5% level. The numbers were then increased by 5% in each group to allow for drop-outs (two extra patients per treatment group).
The proportion of patients requiring top-ups in each group was compared using Fisher's exact test. Baseline characteristics of the treatment groups were compared to assess the adequacy of randomisation. Multiple variable logistic regression was used if any difference was detected at baseline in factors known to influence the likelihood of having a top-up. All analyses were conducted using Stata statistical software (StataCorp LP, College Station, Texas, USA).
The groups were similar with regard to patient characteristics, previous surgery, and type and duration of surgery (table 1). No patients required an additional scleral buckle and none required conversion to general anaesthesia.
The results for the study variables are shown in table 2. The main study variable (number of intraoperative top-ups) was significantly different between the two groups. Within the control group 23 patients (85.2%) required a single top-up at 50.8±11.8 min (mean±SD) and one patient (3.7%) required two top-ups. No patients required a top-up in the study group (p<0.001).
Block onset time was lower for the study group. Median time to an akinesia score of 4 or less was 9 min for the control group compared with 3 min for the study group. Chemosis was lower in the control group at 33.3% compared with 51.8% in the study group.
There was no significant difference in the changes in mean IOP with time between the two groups. The maximum IOP measured in the control group was 32 mm Hg and 28 mm Hg in the study group (figure 1).
Lid akinesia was improved in the study group. The median (IQR) lid akinesia score was 1 (1–2) for the control group and 0 (0–0) for the study group.
Visual analogue pain scores were significantly lower for the study group compared with the control group at injection (post-block), immediately postoperatively, and at 0–2 h, 4–6 h, 10–14 h and 20–24 h postoperatively (table 2). The need for rescue analgesia within the first 24 h postoperatively was also less in the study group (table 3). In the control group two patients (7.4%) required no analgesia and 22 patients (81.5%) required codeine phosphate 30–60 mg. In the study group 12 patients (44.4%) required no analgesia and only one patient (3.7%) required codeine phosphate 30–60 mg. There were no complications in either group.
This study shows that two-quadrant sub-Tenon's anaesthesia using 10 ml of a 50:50 mixture of lidocaine 2% and bupivacaine 0.5% with 150 IU hyaluronidase via the inferonasal and superotemporal quadrants significantly increases block duration and reduces the need for an intraoperative top-up during vitrectomy without producing any significant increase in IOP. In addition, intraoperative pain, postoperative pain and the need for rescue analgesia postoperatively were all significantly reduced compared with a single 5 ml injection of the same mixture in the inferonasal quadrant. Quality of block as assessed by the onset of ocular akinesia and perioperative eyelid movements was also significantly improved.
Our study is not without limitations. First, the study was powered using the best available evidence. However, it should be noted that all of the patients in two of these studies were given supplemental intravenous sedation.7 9 In the study by Li and colleagues 35% of the patients were given intravenous sedation.8 We did not give sedation to any of the patients in our study. Second, even though an attempt to mask the principal investigator from the type of block was made, the potential for bias must be acknowledged. There are three possible clues to indicate a high-volume two-quadrant block—a fuller looking orbit, a more proptosed eye and a second incision. Orbital fullness and proptosis may occur with a smaller volume of anaesthetic in a smaller orbit so the potential for any bias may be negated. In our practice we find that an incision after a classic inferonasal approach and both incisions after the described two-quadrant approach are concealed by the eyelids but can be identified if searched for. Finally, by the nature of the procedure and the presence of a second superotemporal incision present in the high-volume (study) group the operating surgeon could not effectively be masked to the randomisation.
Our findings for the low-volume (control) group are similar to those in previous reported studies. Kwok et al used a 4 ml single inferonasal injection of a 50:50 mixture of lidocaine 1% and bupivacaine 0.5% with 1200 IU of hyaluronidase.7 Seventy-seven per cent of patients in their study needed one or two top-ups at a mean time of 50±46 min compared with 89% in our study at a similar mean time of 50.8±11.8 min. Lai et al reported 37% of patients receiving a 5 ml single inferonasal sub-Tenon's injection of a 50:50 mixture of lidocaine 4% and bupivacaine 0.75% requiring a top-up (times of top-up not mentioned).9 Their use of a stronger anaesthetic mixture may account for the lower top-up rate. The mean intraoperative pain score in our control group was 3.4 compared with 1.17 and 2.1 in the above studies.7 9 However, all the patients in these studies were sedated with varying combinations of midazolam, alfentanil, fentanyl and propofol. None of the patients in our study were sedated. This may explain the higher top-up rate and mean intraoperative pain scores in the control group compared with previous studies. Nevertheless anaesthesia was significantly more effective in the high-volume (study) group with no one requiring a top-up compared with 89% requiring a top-up in the low-volume (control) group. Anaesthesia continued for up to 24 h postoperatively in the high-volume group, providing adequate analgesia without the need for rescue analgesia in 44.4% of patients compared with 7.4% not requiring any rescue analgesia in the low-volume group.
Cryotherapy is perceived to be the most stimulating procedure performed within our study followed by laser therapy and then gas exchange. The type of surgery performed in both groups was not significantly different. Twenty-three patients underwent cryotherapy in the high-volume group and 19 patients in the low-volume group. Patients who have had previous ocular surgery have tissue adhesions, which may limit diffusion of the local anaesthetic agent and effect. Again both groups were similar with no significant difference between the groups with regard to previous ocular surgery.
Previous studies have demonstrated sub-Tenon's anaesthesia as a safe and effective technique to achieve local anaesthesia for vitreoretinal surgery.1–9 The risk of globe compression and consequent increase in IOP associated with an injection of a volume of local anaesthetic agent into the fixed orbital space has limited the maximum volume used for sub-Tenon's anaesthesia. IOP is known to rise with increasing volume of local anaesthetic agent used for peribulbar and retrobulbar anaesthesia techniques.24 There are few studies investigating the relationship between volume and IOP after sub-Tenon's anaesthesia.17 25 26 There are no comparative data observing the effect of injecting 10 ml of local anaesthetic into the sub-Tenon space on IOP in the current literature. An important new finding in this study is that injection of 10 ml of local anaesthetic agent into the sub-Tenon space via the inferonasal and superotemporal quadrants did not cause any significant rise in IOP. In fact we observed a small but significant gradual reduction in IOP up to 18 min after injection. Alwitry et al used 5 ml of injectate via the inferonasal quadrant and also observed a small but insignificant rise in IOP followed by a significant reduction in IOP.17 Sohn et al, however, found significant rises in IOP with 3 ml, 5 ml and 7 ml of injectate injected via the inferonasal quadrant alone.26 These differing responses in IOP might be due to the differing ethnic patient populations being investigated. Sohn et al suggested that their findings might in part be due to the smaller orbital volume and tighter orbital septum found more commonly among the Asian population.26 The reduction in IOP observed in our study and that of Alwitry et al may be a direct pharmacological effect of the local anaesthetic agent on ocular blood flow, or secondary to a reduction in aqueous production due to an effect on the ciliary ganglion, or possibly because of a reduction in extraocular muscle tone.17
Block quality as assessed by onset time and eyelid akinesia was also significantly improved in the two-quadrant high-volume group. A median reduction in block onset of 6 min may not be clinically important, but continual intraoperative eyelid movements are distracting for the surgeon, interfere with surgery and may affect clinical outcome.
The incidence of chemosis increases as the volume of local anaesthetic injected into the sub-Tenon space increases.4 13 14 Our findings are consistent with this and the incidence of 52% in the high-volume group is within the range of 25% to 60% reported by previous studies using a lower volume of local anaesthetic agent.6 This is not usually a surgical problem—chemosis interferes less with vitreoretinal surgery compared with anterior segment surgery and usually resolves after the application of digital pressure. This may, however, be an issue where small gauge trans-conjunctival vitreoretinal surgery is performed but in our opinion is unlikely to influence the choice of the vitrectomy incision size.
In conclusion, our study has shown that 10 ml of local anaesthetic agent may be injected via the inferonasal and superotemporal quadrants into the sub-Tenon space without significantly increasing IOP. A 10 ml 50:50 mixture of lidocaine 2% and bupivacaine 0.5% with 150 IU hyaluronidase provides significantly better block quality, perioperative anaesthesia and postoperative analgesia for vitrectomy compared with a standard single-quadrant low-volume (5 ml) technique using the same mixture. Further studies are required to resolve whether this is due to an increased dose of local anaesthetic agent, increased spread around the orbit and into the retrobulbar space secondary to an increase in volume of local anaesthetic or due to increased spread associated with the anatomy of a two-quadrant approach.
Funding This study was funded by Moorfields Eye Hospital NHS Foundation Trust.
Competing interests None declared.
Patient consent Obtained.
Ethics approval This study was conducted with the approval of the Moorfields & Whittington Hospitals Local Research Ethics Committee (NHS REC Ref: 08/H0721/33).
Provenance and peer review Not commissioned; externally peer reviewed.


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Audrey is Nude in a Glass Room
Audrey's got the house to herself and if you're going to be home alone you could do a lot worse. Between the shower and the view she keeps herself busy.
Sneaking Up on Lena in the Shower
A very lucky plumber stumbles on Lena while making a video for work. He follows her to the shower to make a different kind of video.
Shower Time: An Erotic Story Read by a Stripping Katie Louise
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Checking Out Ashlynn in the Shower
Busty redhead Ashlynn left the shower curtain open while she cleaned up. That probably made it easier to take these photos.
Spending the Day with Skyla Novea
Skyla looks a little witchy with that hat but she's got nothing on under her dress. Later she invites us in while she takes a shower.
Watching Busty Brunette Marta in the Shower
Marta doesn't mind being watched while she takes a shower. In fact she seems to enjoy having an audience. We're happy to oblige.
Leah Soaping Up in the Shower
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Vallory Showering Outside
Vallory's not ready for a swim yet but it's hot enough that she steps under the shower. She also takes off her clothes but maybe she wants to swim naked.
Plumber Spying on Showering Customer
Megan calls the plumber after a leak. Turns out it's going to be an expensive fix and she's short on cash. Where have I heard that before..
Ewa Sonnet Filming Herself in the Shower
Ewa took her camera to the shower for some sexy filming. Nice smile and spectacular boobs.
Lena's Boyfriend Sneaks Some Shower Photos
She'd already taken some naked selfies but her boyfriend wanted more. It's not hard to see why either cause wow, what a body!
Layla's Roomate Recording Her in the Shower
Layla was having a nice time in the shower but she's not great at closing the door or the shower curtain. Now she's on video.
Gisele Getting Into the Shower
Gisele took her camera to the shower and she spent as much time taking pictures as getting clean. Very considerate if you ask us.
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ASUS Releases Its DSL-N12U Black Diamond Modem Router
Offering automatic WAN/3G switching via unique fail-over architecture to make sure connections stay on even when ADSL stops working, the DSL-N12U is equipped with a surge protection of 4000V, making it lightning-proof.
Tuesday, 1 May 2012
RIM Unveils New Touch Screen Typing Experience for BlackBerry 10
Research In Motion gave a sneak peak of some of the new features of BlackBerry 10 at BlackBerry World 2012. One of the key highlights is the company's unique take on touch screen typing.
Monday, 30 Apr 2012
Trend Micro Announces Partnership with Facebook
Facebook will support integration of the Trend Micro Smart Protection Network infrastructure, which uses cloud technology, threat correlation, and a global network of threat intelligence to prevent malware and web threats before they hit the computer.
Nokia Lumia 610 Now Available in Singapore
Priced at S$379 at Nokia stores, the Nokia Lumia 610 will be retailing starting 5 May in White, Black, and Magenta, and from 12 May in Cyan. It will also be available at SingTel, StarHub and M1.
LG Cloud Service First to Provide Seamless Connectivity Across Android Smartphones, PCs & Smart TVs
Aimed at providing seamless connectivity and streaming access to all digital content across various electronic devices, the LG Cloud is the first that allows users to manage all types of content on "three screens" which includes Android smartphones, PCs, and smart TVs (including but not limited to CINEMA 3D models) without a separate set-top box.
Sunday, 29 Apr 2012
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 690 is World's New Fastest Dual-GPU Graphics Card
NVIDIA CEO and co-founder Jen-Hsun Huang made a surprising announcement at the NVIDIA Game Festival in Shanghai, China by introducing the GeForce GTX 690, the company's new fastest dual-GPU graphics card.
Friday, 27 Apr 2012
Canon Offers Gateway to Photo Sharing and Interaction
The Canon iMAGE Gateway is a free online management service which comes with functions which enable easier sharing of high quality images and videos.
ASUS Announces Upcoming ASUS P8Z77-V Premium Motherboard (Intel Z77)
ASUS has announced the ASUS P8Z77-V Premium, the latest addition to its P8Z77 motherboard series based on the Intel Z77 Express chipset. This board promises high-end features like 4-way multi-GPU setup as well as an onboard Wi-Fi module for wireless connectivity.
Lenovo Announces New Ivy Bridge Products
Lenovo has just announced their newest products, one AIO and two notebooks, all utilizing Intel's latest third-generation Core i7 processors.
Nubox JCube Offers Full Range of Apple Products
Besides featuring the entire lineup of Apple products including the iPad, iPhone 4S and the MacBook Air, customers will be able to learn about and experience Apple hardware, software, and accessories.


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Indian Air Force has strewed a recruitment notification titled as IAF Recruitment Rally 2016. Organization invites male candidates to appear in recruitment rally to join as Airmen in GROUP 'Y' (Non-Technical) Musician Trade. The Recruitment Test for Group 'Y' (Non-Technical) Musician Trade only will be held on the schedule date and time which is given below.
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Having travelled on most cruise lines we find that this cruise was the most dissapointing. The embarkation was a joke. After standing in a queue for a long time because we had not got a printed esta (which we were informed we did not need) we had to wait in another queue to get one printed. Then go to the original queue and stand again.
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At Second Creek, Colorado, in 1991. Even racing a Pinto with the stock fuel tank didn't worry me. Photo by Lynette Koch. It's that time of year again, when kids celebrate the mythical lifting of the veil between worlds by dressing in costume and going door-to-door on the hunt for candy. ... Read more
The horizontal speedometer of a 1974 Plymouth Satellite. Photo by Bob Sekeksky. Editor's note: This Open Diff piece comes from Hemmings Motor News account executive Bradford Kosich, who perpetually has grease beneath his fingernails and some sort of injury from working on his latest project c ... Read more
Photo by John Lloyd. Thanks to a fortunate blend of circumstances, I'm once again on the hunt for a project car to park in the garage. Though still in the very early stages of the quest, I'd forgotten how much of a Christmas-morning-like thrill it was to track down the right car, within ... Read more
Photo by kustommghia. Quite a few of the comments in the 8,000-car Hemmings Find of the Day surprised me. I fully expected the attempts to pool our money and buy the Idaho salvage yard, but didn't expect so many to simply calculate the value of all that scrap metal and look at the yard as a m ... Read more
"Light rust." Photo by the author. This morning's little lecture about how salt accelerates the rusting process brought out a few interesting comments on how some people combat the tin worm – post-salt scrub-downs and waste-oil belly sprays among them. But from spending a fe ... Read more
1961 VW Beetle print ad, touting the car's winter superiority. Image courtesy of Alden Jewell. A blanket of white has twice descended upon the Hemmings offices this year, and all signs point to it being a long, cold and frosty winter. On the drive home last night, traveling Bennington's ... Read more
The auto enthusiast's shopping mall. Photo by Rene Schwietzke. The season of giving is once again upon us, and those of us in the hobby are fairly particular about the parts that go into our cars, as well as the tools we use to wrench on them. That can make holiday gift-giving a challenge for ... Read more
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In a recent interview with CFIF, Evan Moore, Senior Policy Analyst at the Foreign Policy Initiative, discusses NATO, U.S. and Russian relations following the NATO summit meeting, friction in the Baltic region and what the growing U.S. military troop presence in Poland means for U.S.-Russian relations.
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Below is one of the latest cartoons from two-time Pulitzer Prize-winner Michael Ramirez.
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In an interview with CFIF, Karlyn Bowman, Senior Fellow and Research Coordinator at the American Enterprise Institute, discusses the vice presidential chatter on both sides of the political aisle and whether it is possible for a vice presidential pick to help a presidential campaign.
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In an interview with CFIF, Daniel Kochis, Research Associate in the Margaret Thatcher Center for Freedom at The Heritage Foundation, discusses how Britain's decision to leave the European Union returns power back to the British people, the political and economic fallout from Brexit, and what it means for trade relations with America.
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In an interview with Bob Dorigo Jones, Senior Fellow at the Center for America, discusses how out-of-control lawsuit abuse hurts families, communities and job providers, and the finalists in the annual Wacky Warning Label Contest.
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In this installment of the Freedom Minute, CFIF's Renee Giachino discusses a proposed new "green energy" rule by President Obama's Fish and Wildlife Service that would permit wind energy companies to kill or injure up to 4,200 bald eagles per year without incurring significant penalties, an increase of nearly four times the current limit.
In an interview with CFIF, Justin T. Johnson, Senior Policy Analyst for Defense Budgeting Policy at The Heritage Foundation's Allison Center for National Security and Foreign Policy, discusses the 2016 Index of U.S. Military Strength, the National Defense Authorization Act and the dangers that lie ahead if the U.S. military remains dangerously weak and unprepared.
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Last week, ahead of this week's vote on the PROMESA bailout legislation for Puerto Rico in the U.S. House of Representatives, a commission appointed by Puerto Rico's government released a preliminary report charging that the Commonwealth violated its Constitution in issuing billions of dollars of its $72 billion debt. If the bonds were in fact sold illegally, the report insinuates, then the government shouldn't have to pay them back.
In other words, they would punish lenders for the Puerto Rican government's own mistakes.
So not only would Puerto Rico's government get a free pass from its obligations after illegally issuing some of its debt, it would effectively be allowed to stiff good faith bondholders.
It's worth emphasizing that the legislative body that created this commission, whose membership includes Puerto Rico legislators with obvious conflicts of interest, authorized the very same bond sales that it now seeks to repudiate.
That is morally and logically backward, and sounds like a plot characteristic of a lawless dictatorship. And for very good reason: Shenanigans like this are a tried and true tactic of leftist Latin American countries, rooted in the rhetoric of Cuban Dictator Fidel Castro from 30 years ago. It has been attempted with varying degrees of success by governments or factions in Brazil, Argentina and Ecuador. More recently over in Europe, a similar government-appointed commission made nearly identical claims in Greece.
Conspicuously, Puerto Rico's government has not directed any funding toward this commission that it created a year ago. So that raises an obvious question: Who is behind this report?
Well, we already know that SEIU was heavily involved in the drafting process, and was one of a number of "stakeholders" to provide "in-kind labor contributions." The SEIU, of course, has a vested interest in ensuring that its members receive preferential treatment over good faith bondholders in Puerto Rico, even if Congress has to rewrite the rules to make that possible.
It also has been reported that SEIU has deep ties to consulting firms retained by the Garcia Padilla Administration. It also is tied directly to the Administration through former president Dennis Rivera, who came under fire earlier this year for running a questionable non-profit in Puerto Rico whose only paid employee is the governor's brother.
What about those "other stakeholders" who contributed?
We can't know for sure, but there are commonalties between Puerto Rico and other governments that have attempted similar tactics. For example, they all had a common ally in Jubilee, the leftist religious organization that has fought to wipe out bondholders in debt disputes across the world, and which has been a staunch advocate before Congress of doing the same to the American savers who lent money to Puerto Rico.
Ecuador, Argentina and Greece also all at one point retained the same counsel as Puerto Rico, which has built a reputation helping leftist governments to avoid repaying the money that they've borrowed.
One thing is clear: The Commission's report amounts to a political and negotiating ploy. It's designed to give Puerto Rico enormous leverage over the innocent people from whom it borrowed, threatening them with the prospect of the all-powerful PROMESA control board invalidating 100% of their debt.
Members of Congress should, at the very least, understand the lengths to which Puerto Rico's government is going to escape its obligations.
While Congress debates a bailout for Puerto Rico, a different – but related – debate rages among legislators in the Commonwealth over Governor Garcia Padilla's final budget proposal for the Puerto Rican Government.
The proposal has been met with justified criticism, as noted in part by Puerto Rican publication El Vocero, that should come as no surprise. The Governor's proposal, which includes nearly $1 billion in increased expenditures for a Commonwealth that otherwise claims it "cannot pay" its debts, is a veritable goodie basket for Garcia Padilla allies.
Of the $973 million in increased expenditures, some $522 million would be diverted into the Garcia Padilla Administration's new slush fund, something called the Financial Advisory Authority and Fiscal Agent of Puerto Rico (FAAFA). FAAFA will assume the role of the Governor's old slush fund, the long-unregulated and now insolvent Government Development Bank.
Also included in the budget is $91 million for an unprecedented discretionary fund, an extra $215 million to bail out bankrupt municipalities, and an increase of $69 million for the "professional services" of the very expensive consultants and lobbyists.
All of this spending comes despite the fact that, for the first time, the budget makes no appropriation for the payment of principal and interest on payments to general obligation debt. That's a clear violation of Puerto Rico's Constitution, which affords explicit priority over all other government expenses to the savers who invested in those bonds.
We've long warned that, given the cover of the legal stay and cramdown mechanisms included in the Congressional PROMESA legislation, it's inevitable that Puerto Rico would default on the money it owes to bondholders, walk away from negotiations, and begin to frantically divert its resources to friends and allies on the island.
Now, in plain terms, the Governor has promised to do precisely that. While the Governor fills the coffers of his new slush fund and lines the pockets of his army of consultants and Big Labor cronies, the Puerto Rican people, the municipal lending market and America's seniors and savers will pay the price.
The question is whether Congressional conservatives are watching and ready to act accordingly.
In an interview with CFIF, Tzvi Kahn, Senior Policy Analyst with the Foreign Policy Initiative, discusses how the White House has virtually failed to hold Iran accountable for nuclear deal violations and how growing threats to U.S. national security demand a renewal of American leadership.
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In an interview with CFIF, Trey Kovacs, Policy Analyst at the Competitive Enterprise Institute, discusses Obama's new overtime rule, why it was never intended to raise wages, and how it threatens flexible work arrangements and paths to success.


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