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—Those of us involved in TB control programs at the local level appreciate the implications of the cost-benefit analysis by Dr Mohle-Boetani and colleagues.1 Conducting more directed screening of childhood-aged subpopulations rather than routine mass screening of children at presumed high risk has become a much needed recommendation and has substantial cost savings to TB programs. We recently conducted a smaller analysis of the effectiveness of and cost to our local TB program in fulfilling the early periodic screening, diagnosis, and treatment (EPSDT) mandate to routinely screen children enrolled in Medicaid in the state of Alabama.During 1993 and 1994, Jefferson County Department of Health pediatric clinics performed 18441 EPSDT tine tests to screen for TB in children between the ages of 1 and 19 years. All patients with positive tine tests were retested by our TB staff using intermediate-strength purified-protein derivative (IPPD) tests. Only one
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The specialists of the Research Institute of Applied Mathematics and Mechanics (NII PMM) Tomsk State University jointly with the engineers of the company "InTeh-M" collected experimental industrial design of the first in Russia of 3D-printers for printing monolithic ceramics.
The system was named RoCust X600. The device allows you to install up to two printheads and produce elements of dimensions 600 × 400 × 300 mm.
Curiously, the new installation makes it possible to print products not only of ceramics, but also from different types of plastic. " Now we can produce items made of ceramics faster, cheaper and more accurate than allowing common injection molding method of ", – said a senior researcher at the Tomsk State University Vladimir Shots (on the photo)
Until now, the main method of producing ceramic products were injection molding, which is not possible to create products of complex configuration. Currently, there are methods of 3D-printing complex geometry of products, but they allow you to obtain a porous product with residues of adhesives and low strength.
Russian scientists succeeded in developing the world's first 3D-printing method ceramics, competing in their properties with high alloy steel non-ferrous metals and hard alloys.
In Tomsk State University implemented a full production cycle: first, the scientists obtained ceramic powders then are made thermoplastic paste – "ink" for the printer, and then print the product is sintered at high temperature, and so they acquire the necessary properties. The original design of 3D-printers allows you to produce heavy-duty elements of up to 200 microns. These ceramics are in demand in the aerospace industry, the chemical and oil and gas industry.


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One of President Trump's less publicized appointments also happens to be one of his best: Ajit Pai as the new chairman of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is a cause for celebration.
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On Feb. 9, a three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit issued a ruling upholding the temporary restraining order against enforcement of President Trump's Executive Order 13769.Shares
Activists portray illegal immigration solely as a human story of the desperately poor from south of the border fleeing misery to start new, productive lives in the United States — despite exploitation and America's nativist immigration laws.Shares
After having been assigned to the United States Military Academy at West Point, one becomes acutely aware of the critical role leadership plays in solving challenging social problems. As an African-American, with that experience, I cannot not but consider the role black leadership plays in addressing African-American issues.Shares
Last week, The Wall Street Journal revealed that members of the intelligence community — part of the deep state, the unseen government within the government that does not change with elections — now have acquired so much data on everyone in America that they can selectively reveal it to reward their friends and harm their foes. Their principal foe today is the president of the United States.Shares
Teen Vogue has been the magazine of choice for many girls over the past 10 years. From style, social and shopping advice to updates on current events and entertainment news, Teen Vogue has attracted a wide variety of young readers.Shares
When you give your acceptance speeches, thank your publicist, limo driver, manicurist, masseuse, day nanny, night nanny and weekend nanny. Your attorney Marty Singer for killing that salacious National Enquirer story.Shares
In the anti-Trump media war, it is nearly impossible to keep the names straight without a scorecard. Barely had Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn's name faded from the news cycle than he was replaced by H.R. McMaster, another lieutenant general most Americans have never heard of. Will this latest general be any more fortunate than his predecessor? Only if he can overcome the frenzied machinations of the Obama deep state.Shares
When word got out in January 1848 that gold had been discovered at Sutter's Mill in Coloma, California, near Sacramento, it triggered the famous California Gold Rush, which in a few short years brought some 300,000 fortune seekers to the territory, whose population at the time was just 155,000, most of them Native Americans.Shares
As demonstrated by the confirmation hearings of Scott Pruitt for new Environmental Protection Agency chief, all-out war is being waged against the Trump administration by leftists who believe science is under attack from the evil empire.Shares
The media laugh at any attempt to compare President Trump with former President Ronald Reagan, but there are many similarities, not the least of which are the withering attacks both men endured while running for and as president.Shares
The more the culture bounds out of control, the more the wary have to take care with the company they keep. This applies to media that will print anything in pursuit of "clicks" and "hits," and to well-meaning organizations about whom they invite to tutor their true believers.Shares
"The president is committed to peace. That's as far as I want to go on that," said President Trump's press secretary, Sean Spicer, on Feb. 3 in answer to a reporter's inquiry regarding the Trump administration's position on the "two-state solution" for peace between the Palestinians and Israelis. Will Mr. Trump push the two-state paradigm, like George W. Bush and Barack Obama before him, or will the White House realize that this idea is a dangerous fantasy like the irrational Iran nuclear deal?Shares
Ordinary investors can't be blamed for hesitancy about stocks with market indexes trading near record levels and President Trump's radical, sometimes quixotic ideas creating so much uncertainty. Yet patience and a diversified portfolio remain the best long-term investment strategy.Shares
Despite producing huge amounts of value for society, businesses are among the most vilified institutions in America.Shares
During CNN's health care debate on Feb. 7, Sen. Bernie Sanders posed this question to Sen. Ted Cruz: "Is every American entitled to health care?" It's a probing question, but here's an even more penetrating one: Am I my brother's keeper?Shares
President Trump has often said that Barack Obama's nuclear weapons deal with Iran was a "terrible deal." He's right. But whatever he decides to do about it, the opposition is apparent and will only grow both here and abroad.President Trump has often said that Barack Obama's nuclear weapons deal with Iran was a "terrible deal." He's right. But whatever he decides to do about it, the opposition is apparent and will only grow both here and abroad.Shares
A Valentine's Day present from the federal government? It could happen. No, I'm not talking about flowers or candy. I'm talking about getting rid of the "marriage penalty" that's built into one of our biggest welfare programs.Shares
There's a hint or two that Trump Derangement Syndrome, or TDS, which has so savaged the chattering class, may be subsiding, if only a little. There's no cure for TDS, but the passion that drives it eventually exhausts the afflicted.Shares
If you were going to start a new business in the United States that was not location dependent, what state would choose? Countries, states and cities all compete to attract businesses -- both large and small. More businesses mean more jobs and usually greater prosperity.Shares
The mainstream media isn't liking the new set up at the White House: Lesser name news outlets are being called on during press briefings, rather than the old, established bellwethers.Shares
Merely three weeks into his presidency, and the left is already questioning President Donald Trump's mental health. Of course, it's an effort to delegitimize the new president, and, quite frankly, isn't very original.Shares
In 2009, the White House Correspondents Dinner (WHCD) was the most coveted ticket in Washington, D.C., as celebrities flocked into town to celebrate the election of then-President Barack Obama with journalists and government officials.Shares
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For eight long years we Americans have waited for Obamacare to be repealed. Republicans have used the promise of repeal to get reelected. It appears this was a false promise, a betrayal.Shares
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President Trump suggested strongly at the end of a tumultuous week that he might not appeal the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals decision upholding the trashing of his executive order limiting the admission of refugees from seven chaotic and terror-prone nations of the Middle East.Shares
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When CNN and Politico charged last month that Monica Crowley -- my longtime friend and editor at The Washington Times -- was a serial plagiarist, the sickening headlines left me angry. And more than slightly confused.Shares
British historian Helen Rappaport, who has written memorably about Russia's royal Romanovs, here turns her attention to their capital city during the year when it ceased to be theirs.Shares
The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) is leading the charge against President Trump's order to temporarily halt immigrants from seven Middle Eastern countries identified by the Obama administration as hotbeds of terrorism.Shares
Trump administration spokeswoman Kellyanne Conway recently defended false statements about inauguration crowd size as "alternative facts," provoking a great kerfuffle. But in the class-action world, trial lawyers have been making millions on alternative facts for decades. And, astonishingly, courts disagree over whether it's permissible for lawyers to use alternative facts to cheat their consumer clients.Shares
I have nothing but respect for former Secretaries of State Jim Baker and George Schultz, but come on gentlemen: you've been snookered.Shares
NBC is reporting the Trump administration plans on redrafting its immigration executive order so that it will pass muster through the court system. This is a smart move.Shares
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Chasey Loves Rocco (1996/DVDRip)
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Chasey Loves Rocco (1996/DVDRip)
Marc Wallice is a movie producer who has accepted money from some knuckle-dragging mobster types to make a film that is now in deep financial troubles. That of course means Wallice is also now in deep trouble. So he goes to Rocco Siffredi for help. Rocco has money, but not enough to save the day. The boys then approach Chasey Lain to get her to use her awesome talents to produce a movie with will make enough money to save both the first film and Wallice's now-endangered hide. Chasey and Rocco finalize the deal with a wild coupling which is graced with more blazing chemistry than exploding napalm. Also of note on the sexual front is Rocco and Jeana Fine's hard-hitting sex session which closes out the tape. A must have for fans of the luscious green-eyed Chasey.
Year: 1996
Released by: Vivid
Genre: Feature, Couples
Starring: Chasey Lain, Caroll De Bois, Jeanna Fine, Roxanne Hall, Rocco Siffredi, Marc Wallice, Bobby Vitale, Dic Tracy
Language: English
Duration: 01:11:50
Format: MP4
Video: AVC, YUV, 1280 kb/s,576×432, 29.970 FPS
Audio: AAC, 2 channels, 64.0 kb/s , 48.0 kHz / 24.0 kHz
Size: 703 MB
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Cardiff Newsagent Three
The Cardiff Newsagent Three were three men wrongly convicted of the 1987 murder of Cardiff newsagent Phillip Saunders, who was attacked with a shovel in the back yard of his Cardiff home and later died in hospital.[1] Michael O'Brien, Darren Hall and Ellis Sherwood were arrested and spent 11 years in prison before being released.
Their conviction in 1988 was largely based on a confession made by Darren Hall that he had acted as a lookout for the others for a "robbery that went wrong."[1] In 1999, the Criminal Cases Review Commission ordered an appeal, during which the unreliability of Hall's "confession" was emphasised, on the basis that he was suffering from antisocial personality disorder at the time the statement was made, and had since retracted it.[1] The conduct of South Wales Police was also questioned, particularly with regard to their interrogations of the suspects.[1]
Miscarriage of justice[edit]
On Friday, 17 December 1999, the Court of Appeal quashed their convictions.[1] Upon his release, Michael O'Brien and Darren Hall announced that they would be taking legal action against the South Wales Police, and also called for an inquiry into the police's investigations, pointing to other cases that had recently been overturned on appeal.[1] At this point, O'Brien stated, "The only way this is going to come out is to have a full, open public inquiry. If it takes me another 10 years I am going to do it. I am going to become South Wales Police's worst nightmare."[1] In 2001, O'Brien announced that he would be suing South Wales Police, but later that year the Police Complaints Authority stated that no action would be taken against any officers involved in the murder investigation.[2]
O'Brien pursued a civil case against the South Wales Police alleging malicious prosecution and misfeasance in public office by police officers involved in the case. As a result, in October 2006, O'Brien and Sherwood were given an out-of-court settlement of £300,000 and £200,000 respectively by the South Wales Police.[2] At the time, this was the biggest out-of-court settlement made by an English or Welsh police force.[2] Despite this, O'Brien continued to call for a public inquiry, expressing disappointment at the lack of admission of liability on the part of the police force.[2]
- ^ a b c d e f g Buncombe, Andrew (18 December 1999). "Court frees three over killing of newsagent". The Independent. Retrieved 15 April 2011.
- ^ a b c d Hammond, Anne (12 October 2006). "Police pay out nearly £1m to Newsagent Three". South Wales Echo. Retrieved 15 April 2011.