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Winona Republican-Herald, The (Newspaper) - February 16, 1948, Winona, Minnesota w EATHER FM IS COMING Be mire yocr new can 1L Full Leaied Wire Newt Report of The Atiociated Preii Member of the Audit Bureau of 'WINONA. MINNESOTA. MONDAY EVEN'NG, FEBRUARY 16. 1948 FIVE CENTS PER COPY SIXTEEN PAGES MATTER OF FACT Russians Helped To Escape By Jowph iinil Kravchonko. Ou- iwnko and thr other wrll Individual df-vrti-rs from ttm Hovlei xynlrni havr i-vnkrd a fa.trlnatet Inlerria In this country. Hut, almost no mtrrc.it nil brrn iirou.v-d by Inc fur m'in- rxtraordlnary fart that inorr t.liuli fi 000 ItUMlnn firinK military ulitl wl- dtrrn belonging to Htid orriipalliiii tureen In Clnrniany have flenerled to the wentern y.onei In the last two years. Kvlflrntly a Hlnitln Kravehrnko If tie wrlt'en u biv.k. In callable of rupturing the public Imagination Kvery ono of llieim ICiinnlaiiH wh( have fled from tin- Hiivlel Ir Oennany has taken greater rlnkn to find freedtirn than Kravehenko look Nevertheless, more, than S.OOO who have fled constitute too rnawlvn nmuilnK nnd Incredible n pheno- menon to rnnke much Imprwwlon. The fact of ihi-.ir nuuui tlc.ierterii from the Soviets, IIrut reported In thin upare and not Mnee disputed fK-ceK an Important and curious iMue df public policy. Thn liwilie ran be mated very simply: noon the American tradition of wclr.om- Ins political ctlll mean unythlnif at all, or are those who choose freedom nlmply to bo told to KO back to slavery, without fur- ther THE I'HOIH.KM arlm-n In con- nection with tin-up Hu.-wlan omrerit nnd Koldlcrs who have floe from the Rovletn In Germany, for n very curlou.i reanon. It Is now the official rule of thn American military government that thewe mer must txi returned to thn drnadfu juMlcr of the Soviet secret police if they no unhicky as to be In our xnne. of Germany, Thin ruin arises from an agree- ment made, nt Mm end of the war betwfleri tho Novlel and American commands In Ciormiiny. Tlio tiKfi ment required each command to mum dewrtern to the other. There nt the lime, sornn reawin for tho Mnee wnnll nllrn her of Amerlcnn had been left behind the part of thu Hovlet none firm occupied by our fur M l.i known, there wan no rewwi ftt nil for tho Infamous parnl- li-l mrrwment, that Uuwlan prlson- erii of war and other flovlet found by In Germany would ulno be returned to the 8ovlel Union rven If they were unwilling to bo rcpivtrinted. Hut thin agreement rnwned arid enforced. Long IIKO, when It becivmn np- pnrent that law numbers of Oovlet nnd desired to dc- to the west, n group within the American military government Jn Oermuny began to advocate Jnt- tlvmlng tlieiw wllh thn Thn proposal wii.n vetoed by Oenernl Lucius O. Clay. Tho prob WM then raised on n higher level. In Wanhlngton. -but abandon- ment of the exchange of deserters agreement wan ngriln vetoed by Hen- retury of State C. Marshall Thin in why the agreement l.i still In force. TirKiiE noV.s "NOT worn to bo liny very uood reawm why It shoultl be still In force, except the. Inbred reluctance of military men to en- courage desertion, even from thn forces of the enemy. aro many excellent on the contrary why thr agreement ithollUI Jet- tlnoned. The main one l.i Unit thr pre.ient flow of desertions from Ihe HovleU In Clrriimiiy could be trans- formed Into a fliKKl by a cli In the rule.i. A wlso Clerman poli- tician Intimately with the flovlet setup rernurki-d to one of these corn-.Miondents In Iterlln: "Hfivlrt. headquarters would be (In- fcertcct If your people winild Jll.lt Offer any KusAlan crossing to your wme acres of land and a inulo In America" Thli pithy statement li ronflrmed by infnriiu-il niiltioi-l- lies In Washington. A real flood of deserilon.s from the Koviet.s would have two obvious results. In the first place, no morn effective or nuin- juml.thliiK device of jinychftlnKli-al warfare could pfifl- Mbly be linaKlni'd. Itu.islaiiM In Cler many have already had thi-lr (le- railed homo and have burn required to live In guarded bur- riirK.-i. In firder to limit desertion to the western xom.i. Tin1 dei-.i-i-tlonn rontlnur. If they swell Id a flood, the adiiilnl.itratliin df the tlovlol mm- would certainly bo part-para- lyzed by the combined effects of universal mutual suspicion and stringently tightened security pre- THU NA.MKS OK the more recent Cle.vrlrrn are c lowly guarded, al- ttuiuKh it l.i known they Include lit least one colcmol general and many other personalities of Certain names ran be. listed, however, of former German prisoners of wiif who hnvn managed td elude the subsidiary exchange ngrecmcnt. A, Karplnsky, former profesjior of geology and hydrology at the Leningrad Minim- and a leading nxpert mi HdVlet nilni-ral resources; K. Ct, Molodct.-.ky, fnriiii'i' director of the economic depart- ment of thn Institute of rnopleti cif the North; N. Smiriiov, former professor of pi-lrolevun m-oloxy at the t.enlriKrad Institute; and V. Drallovsky, one df the firm Hovltit physicists td explore nuclear flwtlon, iitnotiK these Uumlulii now hid- den In Oermany, Surely mi-n of thin typo, whether former prisoners of wur or more recent escapees, nhould be brought to America under some reliixatlrin of the Immigration lawn, to be formed Into an InMllulo of ItUMiliui tttudlen. j Supreme Court Upholds Rent Law A "____ Swollen Crwk Which cmptlcn Into tho Ohio river Ju.st west; of Proctorvlllc. Olilc n mute. 7 tiiu onlv route to Proctorvlllc. The single lane bridge Is under four feet ot Ohio, spilled ovor wulur. The ,n mue. u wo "nth canoi had to pndd over tho .pun Inrtoad of under It. Tho noodhlt in Tennessee. tucky, VkKlnlu, Ohio nnd Indiana, (A.P. Wire photo to The Truman Asks More Turk, Greek Aid Tru- man told Canttreiwi todny ho will e morn money for mlliury mi- .il.ntMien for Greece und Turkey. Mr. Truman gave this word to tho Icxl.ilatorn in a report on uac of thn they votnd last year to help tho Greeks nnd Turku mint communism, JIo did not how much more will bo lunkod, yciir'n fund VM for Grmico and for Turkey. In a loiter sent to Congccm with tho report on U.HO of this money, thn President Mild Groe.cn has been subjected "to J-ver liilfhcr Incl'niui- liiK prefinurn" by a nommunlst mi- nority subservient to "foreign In- Kusslit Not Mentioned There wwi no mention of Ru.i.ila by nninn, of of tho Jludnlan natcl- teo In thi) Dalkami. Greek communldt Riinrrllln forces reportedly havn drawn aid from Greece's communist dominated nciKhbora. Mr. Truman economic as- can bo nlven Greece, under tho proponed European recovery program. Ho added: "The Kuropcan recovery program will not provide, however, for any uldltlimal military luiMniunci) re- quired for Greece and Turkey, LVhleh will, at Iho appropriate time, bn sotiKht from tho Consrcss under public law 70." I'ubllc law 75 Is the one under which Greek-Turkish aid funds wi-rii voted laiit year. Tl.o rresldent wild of the Hltuallon n Greece: "ft Is KlKiilflcanl thai the Kiier- rlllii warfare Is directed not ;lut Greek army bill iiKalnst Iho poo- of Clreeee, The deliberate and canton destruction of Greek vll- does nut result from mili- tary eiiKaKCMR-nls. It Is determined >ncl ruthless destruction Intended lo render people homeless and drive them frurii (.lie mill.' to forc-e them iitd (ivererowded urban centers where they become eharne.M of un ilready overburdened state; and to create fur them conditions of mls- and hardship In thn hope that th'l.-t will miikit tli'-m nuHceptlblo to lolltlcal iiKltnllon." (iuerrllln llainln Siniill Mr. Trilinan said Iho Kucrrllla bands "which traffic In human nils- try and chaos" aro too ftmall to be 'truly representative" of any large >art of the Greek population. He said they total about and i law proportion of these were orced Into "the? Kuerrllla ranks un- ler threat of death to Ihcmsolvos uul their families." Eisenhower Warns First 60 Days Vital in War If war comes to America again, tho first 00 days will decide the winner, Dwlght D. Elsenhower said today, Eliionhowor, now an elder military lilalrnimiin, nald no In his farewell report as army chief of staff. The general tookio look at mat- tors diplomatic ns woll as military, however, in writing his final of- lloial fltntemcnt. Ho K.H.I'. Vital saw the- European plan lathered by Secretary of State Marshall ne vital to "our sister de- mocraclCB" and to us. lElNunhowor did not mention by namo but ho said; 1. If Uio western European coun- tries wore to "become the pawns of totalitarianism, America's security would bo in dlro danRor." 2. If the democracies of Ihn Medl- lornmoan area nhould full and that corridor between east and west, were blocked, "tho effects would bo In- stant and "War. in such case, would be close to us." Elsenhower declared. Looking down the purely military road, ho predicted: "Uccau.io major imllons, in Ihc future, will bo armed weapons of terrifying destructive power, a series of lifthtnlng blows might con- ceivably end a future war at lus out- sot. "In such case, the rcsultlnu peace would not be cursed with social chaos produced by widespread dcv- aslatlon of tho cncmy'n land and in- lonwl facilities for living. "A corollary lo thin In tho need for a sy.-ilcm of major and alternate or secondary bases around which can be organized, first our own de- fense against air attack, and next our retaliatory countcroffcn.slvc. I.anil Forces Important "This concept, featuring us II does tho hope that In air power resides the possibility of avoiding long drawn out and costly land opera- tions, nevertheless and Inescapably raiulre.-i the availability of effective land without them, we will havo no bases and can sclvio none speedily. Wo would be wide open to attack and helpless to do anything posltlvi.- about it." Elsenhower said that on any fu- ture day of emergency and mobilisa- tion this country would need a ground army of men. But to maintain a regular army of this slue would be "prohibitively expen- he said. Thus the "only feas- ible solution l.i lo build the National Guard and organised reserves" lo required strength, "They will be needed at Ihcse strengths not a year or two years after a war starts, but on tho first clay of Elsenhower said. "What, we are able or not able to flo within 00 days of another war will bo decisive in Its determination of our ability to carry the war lo a successful conclusion." Three Men Fall Down Rochester Elevator Shaft Rnr.henlor, Two men ni-u In crlMcul condition and u third In serious condition In SI Mary's hospital today from an eight-story plunge down an elevator shaft in the hospital. In critical condition are Robert Riintlnll, ill, of Kaiisnn, and .7, Lynn Alberlson, 31, "car Rochester. Randall suffered head Injuries. Al- bortson broke seven ribs and his wrist and .suffered a. collapsed lung and head Injuries. Carlton T, -in, of Ro- chciil.er, mmtiilned a back injury. The three, all bricklayers, were re- pairing the clcvntor shaft on the seventh floor late Saturday when their scaffold gave way, dropping them -Into the basement of the hos- pital. Newest Quads Go Into Second Day, 'Doing Just Fine' Latrobc. Vn. The Zavada Uiroo girls uncl a boy whose coming was forecast by X- i-ay last their second clay of life today, apparently just fine." The babies, not expected until April were delivered by Cnesarcan section Sunday to Mrs. Barbara Wagner Zaviida, 20-year-old wife of a metal works Inspector. Tho four infants, weighing a to- tal of 13 la pounds, were born with- in five minutes while their father, Andrew, mopped his brow In thn waiting room (if the Lnlrobo Gen- eral hospital. Dr. J. Wiley Hartinan, chief ob- stetrician, who attended Mrs. Zava- cla, aided by four other doctors, said the boy was delivered first, Just 15 minutes after Mrs. Ziivudii hud been wheeled In'.o the operatliut room. A half hour after the babies' birth, Father Theodore Hodobay of St. Mary's Greek Catholic church came to the hospital lo christen the chil- dren John Michael, BurimdcUe EII- Barbara Rose and Anna Mary. The only disappointed person In Latrobc today apparently was five- year-old Larry Dale McBrycr, Mrs. Zavadn's son by a previous marriage, who had expected his inol.her to bring him two brothers and two Mrs. Zavadn's first husband, Har- old McBrycr, was killed in the Nor- mandy invasion in 19-14. She mar- ried Zavacla 'in August. 194G. Russian Puppet Regime Reported in North Korea Heinil A high American of- Iclal wild today u Russian puppet government has been established n north Korea, Ho declared It has in army, a flag and a constitution open defiance of International .greemcnU. Tho official charged that c.itab- l.shmcnt of tho government was Imod to coincide with tho United -Jutlon.i commission's recent an- nouncement of failure of its mis- Ion to Korea. Ho rrmdo hl.i charges at a news loiifcrencp, but u-skud that he not in named. JTUiMlan occupation officials nrc charged with governing north Korea. Americans administer south Korea. The U.N. commission was re- fused entry Into the Russian zone to plan nationwide elections pre- llnlmary to giving Korea aelf-gov- ermncnl. Chairman K. P. S. Mcnon is to report the commission's failure to the assembly next week. The American source sold "we have ample information" that an army estimated at north Koreans Is equipped with Russian materials, medium tanks and light planes. Ettrick Postmaster's Nomination Sent to Senate by Truman noinlnal.liin ol' Sheldon K Ciuil.li.in, who has been autliiK Kltrlck post- master since May, 10-16, has been submitted Lo the Senate by Presi- dent Truman. Dahl- Woodsman Burns to Death in Cabin Orr, quist 72. a woodsman, burned lo death Saturday night In u fire which destroyed his cabin six miles north- cast of Orr, The county authorities expressed the opinion the fire was caused by burning wood falling from a healing stove to the cabin. Iloor. No Jnriuc.st will, be held. Rail Passenger I.C.C. Approves 13 Per Cent Hike for 98 Lines The inl.cr- basic per cent. Durand Nisht Club Committee Votes to Rates West of Wrecked in Act Mississippi Up coach 13.G3 Durand, Wis. (Special) An early morning fire today wrecked the LOK Cabin NlRht Club, Inc.. near here, causlnR a loss estimated "J Jj or ten owners of at fare IMS m by lives eight miles cast of here, no- i.lccd what, he tornipcl "a boll, of Minim" In l-h" vli-lnll.y nf the bar an The authority was given 85 lines lieiienilly operating west of the MlnnliiMlppI river, iinil to 11 In Ihi- On five days 'nollce lo the He drove back to Durand and they may hike basic one-way the operators of the Forster fares from 2.2 cents to 2.5 cenls a community fire Iruck. mile, make proportionate Increases Firemen, with the assistance of In round-lrlp rates, and lncrea.se, two truckers hauling water, foughl the minimum coach fare from lOkhu jjre until 7 a. m, loday. to 15 cents. I Old Portion Badly Damaged This will bring them into line with higher coach fares set by all A 40 by 42-foot addition, Just completed, was not damaged by lire, according to one of the owners, but, .-iinokii damage there wns heavy. 3n the old part of the club, a -iO by 70-foot structure, the fire damaged the celling, floor, fixtures and base- ment, but the walls and roof arc standing. Dnmngn to the liquor stock was riipon.ucl heavy. One the owners said that there was only "a small amount of Insur- ance." When the Forster truck firemen arrived on the scene, they first util- ized the water In the truck's stor- age tank and a little water at the club. When that was exhausted they turned to a nearby creek, but that was frozen solid. The services of Lylc Glaus, driver for the Durand creamery, and an unlduntliled driver for this lime company were then secured. Be- tween them they had about 200 cream cans, which were repeatedly filled at the Durand creamery bc- foro running t.hom out to the club. eastern railroads last June, and later by most southern lines. The I.C.C. order covers Interstate travel generally, but also applies intrustale In Arkansas, Illinois, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota, Montana, Ne- braska, North Dakota, and Wiscon- sin, where I.C.C. orders regulate chin-Ken. application eliiewhero will be up lo the states. The railroads pleaded higher cosls. F.B.L Arrests C.LO. Seamen's Union Secretary Federal agenls loday arrested Ferdinand Christafer Smith, national secretary of the C.I.O. National Maritime union, as an alien communist. .___ ____ Smith, a nuUvo of Jamaica. east of here Tobucco Seen EmbnrRO Miili Wnni. indies, wart remoyrd__if> highway 10. Aikcd by Murrity Representative Slump in Farm Prices May Help Marshall Plan .inn In farm (liM-.t may menn In Con- gress lor the Mai-Minll plan. Aiid the way some lawmakers .size things up, there may be fewer de- mands to slash the size of the aid- program. Kepresentntlvc John M. Vorys Ohlo) predicted to a reporter: "The runners will be screaming lor the Marshall plan In a few weeks. With prices down at home, our export, markets are EolnK to look a lot belter, even though wo finance them." Vorys Is a member of the foreign affairs committee. It expects to keep hearings on foreign aid going until the end of the month. Cutting the Marshall ]ilun would ...enn .smaller Kuropi'iin purelmse.x and less support from abroad for American price levels. Chairman Clifford K. Hope (R.- of the House aRriculture com- mittee told a reporter: -If the Marshall plan goes into effect it looks like an outlet for sur- plus agriculture products for the next three or four years. For that reason I think it will be helpful in stabilizing farm Representative Robert Chipcrncld a foreign alTalrs commit- tee member, sulcl It is "rather an Interesting and dcllnite possibility" that the price slump will mean more votes for the Marshall plan and s. full-scale program. Kills Inland without, bond for de- portation proceedings, the Justice deportment announced, Some or the credit for putting out the lire, however, went to in- sulation. One of the firemen re- in New York city, tills morning, the announcement said. A warrant charged he entered the country without visa, and had been, before and after his entry, "a. mem- ber of an orKiinly.iitilon advocating the overthrow of the government of the United States by force arid violence." The arrest was made by Immlgrft- ported that when the celling fell tlon service officials and F.B.I. I down, insulation was dropped on thn when. Smith homo fire, and the Insulation appeared to smother thO'Ilru. Flro Destroys A nine-year-old Labrador, which has been a "resident" of the club, was found burned to death after the fire had been brought under control. The club was built in 1037 by the late Charles Forster and it was operated by Mr. Forster and his daughter. Miss Evelyn, unt.tl his diMil.h In ID'lli. Thijn Miss Forster. nnd her brother. Harry, ran. it un- til September 20, 1947, when it was sold to ten Durand businessmen. Shortly afterward they started con- struction of the addition, which is now just nearlng completion. The truck which fought tho flrc wns purchased in 1031 after a sub- scription campaign by Mr. Forster. The truck, purchased principally to service rural fires, is available in addition to the city's fire truck dur- ing particularly bad fires, but the city's Jlro truck cannot leave the city. Dean of Catholic Cardinals Dies Vatican Cur- dlnnl Gran I to Plgnutclll Dl Bcl- monte. OB, second only to Pope 33lus XTI In the hierarchy of thn Roman Catholic church, died today of a bladder ailment complicated by old age. Cardinal PlgnatcllI, who was a prince ol' the Italian aristocracy as well as a prince of the church, expired at a. m. a. m. C.S.T.) Jn his simply furnished apartment in the historic Vatican church oC Simla Martha. He had known live popes In his long life and had been an inl.lir.ate ol the present ponUir and his pre- decessor. He hud been dean of. the College of Cardinals for nearly IB years. Los you Klioulil puss your car dealer's showroom anil iiutlcc a stranice-lookinff vehicle, somewhat resembling your tecn-aRC son's hot rod, don't Ret excited. It's only one tit the many imported for- ours that have been llonil- InfT the American market re- cently. It's always easy lo spot for- eign cars They look like curs. Tim UiiKllsh miiilclM arc espe- cially Interesting. They come with extras the same as our cars do. FoRlighls Rear-view mirrors Over- drive Radio and heater And a liuill-ln bullcr to opcrnto them for yon. They're really swanky auto- mobiles. They don't have ash- trays Every back seat driver pels a, smoking Jacket. Of course, the steering- wheel. Is on the right-hand side of tho car and It's really confusing- You have to stick your foot out to make a left turn. They're not streamlined like our American cars. No. sir, when they hit a. )icilcNlrl.in- it's frum hi'itd io Tool, There's mi ordinary liorii. rltlier. If anyone is in your path, you merely push a button and a guy in a red coat sticks his head out from under the Jiood and yells, "Voicks." The best model, which only the elite and grain speculators can afford, sells at Almosl as expensive as our used cars. In fact, Honest .Tohn went in to buy one and when they told him the price he said, "I'm a used car dealer, but this is ridiculous." Don't miss out on this bargain Just pink up your phone ami call Ihe crazy cockney. Two Rivers, Wis., Teacher Two lUvera. WIs. Mildred Bacon, 51. a public school teacher here for the past 27 years, died in a hospital here Sunday as the result of Injuries suffered Friday night when she was struck by an auto- mobile nt a downtown intersection. Funeral services for Miss Bacon will be held Wednesday at Stevens Point. Reid F. Murray (R.-Wis.) said today Marshall plan costs could be cut nearly ono billion dollars by lifting "an embargo on export of tobacco The State department has in- formed him, he said, that nearly pounds of tobacco is to be exported nt a cost of under tho long-term European re- covery plan. "The total value of tobacco exports under the plan for the first 15 months will be Mur- ray added Jn a prepared House speech. Ho has Introduced legislation to repeal a bill passed In 19-10 placing an embargo on exports of tobacco seed. "This was the most vicious trade barrier ever erected in the history of our Murray said. American General Named on Greek Defense Council Athens TJ. S. Major Gen- eral James A. Van who is coming lo Greece lo head American military groups, hns been made a member of the Greek National De- fense council. An official Greek announcement said the heads of both the U. S. nnd British military missions hud Joined tho council. As such they will have a say in planning the fight -against communist guerrillas and composition of the Greek army. Boost Social Security Pension Eligibility List, Administration Urges Washington The Tniman administration pleaded anew with Congress today to let more people qualify for old ;IRC pensions. And Representative Robert W. Ke.an (R.-N. J.l, outlined his own plan to add workers to the eligible list. The administration went further. It said the government needs a program covering "all major risks to economic independence" includ- ing disability and medical care in- surance. This objective was outlined in the annual report of the Social Security administration. President Truman is expected to follow It up shortly with his promised special message on the subject. Bill Drafted Kean has drafted a bill to carry out his Ideas. He told newsmen it actually will save the government money In Uio long run. His plan is to make the self-em- ployed, including farmers and small businessmen, eligible for old age pensions under the social security system. Domestic workers, farm hands and others would be Included, too. So would state and local gov- ernment workers, if the stale so dc- ;lrcd. All told, some people would be covered, compared with the now. The social security report favored adding all these people and more. It suggested including federal work- ers as well as members of the armed forces and railroad workers not now covered by inch- own pen- sion systems. In a statement telling why his plan would cost less eventually, Kcan said the government spends millions of dollars matching stale funds for direct aid to elderly peo- ple out-side Ihe insurance program. "If the system Is broadened as provided by my bill." the New Jersey Republican said, "the federal gov- c.-nmenl could gradually withdraw Its contrlbulion to old age assist- ance U.X ClLi7.PllS bllllll UP KiKPUblC rlal .security) "This would rosHli in n Mibstjni- lial saving to the federal govern- ment nt some future time." Both Kean and the Social Secur- ity administration suggested boost- ing tho lowe.st monthly retirement payment from JiO to The min- imum is set for persons who have built up small insurance crcdlis bc- Justices Say War Sustain Statute Suprcma court todny unanimously upheld federal rent controls and In con- current action, tho HOUMS bnnklne committee voted IB to 5 to extend present rent controls one month be- yond the February 23 expiration date. Justice Douglas spoko for the oourl. Ho said "Ihc war power Mistalnti l.lilM letflnlallon." added: "What ever may be conse- quences when war is officially terminated, the war power does not necessarily end with the cessation of UccUlon Rrverncd The court's ruling reversed x. deci- sion by Federal Judge Paul Jones in Cleveland that Congress cannot exercise Its war powers to control rents when "In fact" the nation la at peace. Jones said Congress lost Its rent control powers on December 31. 19M when President Truman declared hostilities at an end. clared unconstitutional Jones do- thc ront control section Of (Jie Houninu and Rent act. The act February 29. The House bonking committee re- jected successive proposals for ex- tension of one year or six months. but Chairman Jesse P. Wolcott (R-- Mlch.) said: "I want it distinctly understood that tills was not done with any Idea of killing rent controls." "It is apparent as of today." "Wol- eolt told reporters. "Wo will con- Unuo rent conirol.-i at least for yenr In somn form." He said the one-month extension was approved on his motion "be- cause we want to look at rents in the light of the changing economic condition. We want lo BCC what ef- feci.i the stabilizing recession will have on Gained Wolcott said the proposed 30-dAy extension will go before the next week. Tho Idea has gained Un- iwrtnnt In Congress. Scnntu has not acted. Wolcott reported that the com- mittee rejected H to 6 a motion continue the rent ceilings to March 31, It turned down 17 to S another law to cause of limited time spent in cov- Kansas City ered employment, The admlnlstralion also proposed a jump in the lo S120 a month. To offset this, the----- social security tax would apply toiSenttle Ihe first of annual earnings i Washington instead ot the present I Winnipeg proposal to continue the June 30, 1048, Wolcott declined to predict what form the controls will take after 30 days expire. He told reporters the committee will go to work on it next month. Court Demand of Negro Woman Wa.-ihinglon The court today refused to order a negro woman admitted nt once, to the nll-_ while University of Oklahoma school. The court issued an order reject- ing a demand by Mrs. Ada Sipruel Fisher for immediate ad- mission ns a student. Juslice RutledRo dissented. said she should bu admlitcd at once. Un-American Upheld by Court Washington Investigating powers of the House committee on un-American activities today, In ef- fect, were upheld by the court. It refused to consider na appeal attacking constitutionality of the committee's authority. The appeal wns filed by Leon Joscphson. a Trenton (N. 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People think of Europe as sophisticated, and they take delight in being there, in enjoying its culture, its food, its history, its beauty. But what is more important than all that is the condition of Europe spiritually.
Eastern Europe especially represents a great needy field for the Gospel. In so many of the countries – Slovakia, Slovenia, Serbia, Poland, Hungary, Albania, Belarus, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Moldova, Montenegro... and on and on, there is very little evangelistic activity or interest.
It is estimated that in Eastern Europe and Eurasia there is a population of approximately 336,138,000 people, comprising over 840 people groups. Of this population it is estimated that about 28.1% are totally unreached peoples, equaling an unreached population of about 18,815,000.
The Mailbox Club is actively involved in reaching out to children, young people, and adults in these countries with Christ-centered Bible lessons. TMC works with many ministries in facilitating the printing and distribution of the Bible lessons in the most remote areas, as well as in the more populated cities.
Many times, the only "Bible" or "Scripture" that a child or young person will ever see are the TMC Bible lessons someone places in their hands. These little "paper missionaries" contain the Word of God, and they go places that not many people can go. They wind up in the homes of many families where there is no Bible or Christian literature at all.
Our work in Eastern Europe during 2010 included printing 1.3 million Bible lessons and enrolling 124,621 students to take those lessons. Out of these 65,484 students completed at least one of our Bible courses and 19,678 indicated to us that they had placed their trust in Jesus Christ as their personal savior. These ministry results were effected through our partnership with CEF (Child Evangelism Fellowship) and Churches in 14 countries of Eastern Europe.
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A group of 18 Sri Lankan men detained on Christmas Island chose to return home rather than be sent to Nauru for processing, in a move the federal government is claiming as a major victory for its tough new asylum seeker laws.
The men - most of whom arrived after the government announced the new policy - were sent back to Colombo on a charter flight this morning.
"Both the Nauru transfers and this group of adult Sri Lankan men choosing to return home provide further evidence that the people smugglers are selling lies and misleading asylum seekers about the situation they will face if they reach Australia by boat," the Immigration Minister, Chris Bowen, said.
Two of the 18 men arrived in Australia before the government announced changes to the processing system but they also chose to return to Sri Lanka voluntarily. The other 16 arrived after the changes were announced in August.
Mr Bowen said the men had realised they had been lied to by people smugglers who promised them visas on arrival in Australia.
"What this transfer does, and together with the transfer to Nauru over the last week, is show that if you come to Australia by boat, you risk your life and you throw your money away," Mr Bowen said.
Opposition leader Tony Abbott again called on the government to reintroduce temporary protection visas and turn boats back where it was safe to do so.
Another boat arrived on Friday morning carrying 17 people.
Mr Bowen also announced changes to the Special Humanitarian Program which will remove family reunion concessions for people who arrive by boat.
The changes mean people who arrive in Australia by boat will not be able to sponsor family members under the humanitarian program.


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Insight Battery pack lifter
Pack lifting fixture
While removing and re-installing the Insight battery is not too difficult, it can be dangerous for ones back, and the interconnect relay board.
Bumping the board against the power electronics can damage the components.
The packs 80 lb weight and the awkward access to the pack, and finally the lack of good secure handles, is a bit more than most of us can handle with good control.
The common practice of using the fan enclosure as a handle can be dangerous, as it can pull out of the stamped sheet metal attachment clamp, which could cause the pack to suddenly drop out of your hands. (it happened to me)
I designed and built a pack lifter that makes the process much easier and safer and it allows two people to lift the pack and place it on the rear hatch deck in one smooth operation, with a much more reasonable and secure control of the pack throughout the move. The long front lifting bar allows the front of the pack to be passed right to the rear deck without any awkward lifting positions, and the rear lifting arm lets the other lifter simply reach down from outside the car so that the back strain is again minimized.
Works well, is easy to assemble,and disassemble and can be shipped in a standard shipping tube from the Post office.
The grid charger install video will show the process in action.
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Quick instructions:
Basically start by attaching the two angle pieces to the pack tabs as shown,on the far ends, using 4 of the screws that you removed from the IMA cover. leave the center screws out, as that is where you will attach the lifting uprights with the long threaded rods.
The shorter extension goes to the fan side of the pack, and the longer to the front.
Place the uprights over the center holes, and carefully start the threaded rods into the captive nut on each of the center brackets by hand to assure that you don't cross thread the nuts.
Do not over tighten the threaded rods.
Tighten until the top lifting arm is securely fastened, with no wobble or movement when you lift the pack.
The lifter is designed with removing the passenger seat in mind.
I have not tried using the fixture with the seat in.
Want to build your own?
Here is the dimensioned parts drawing:
Lifter part drawings
If you would like to purchase one of these fixtures, the cost is $75,+ actual postage.
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Video instructions for use will be available shortly.
Some other pack lifter designs
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Several people have built their own pack lifters using plywood, cabinet handles, and dowels, so I will put up the photos, so you can get some ideas as to other ways to approach the task of getting handles on the pack.
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These last two weeks have been like a roller coaster ride for Jeff Green. His stats have just not been consistent. One game he would get 20-plus points, and the next he would just have a bad day. While every player will have his days from time to time, Green needs to be consistent throughout the whole season.
On Nov. 4, the Celtics took on the Memphis Grizzlies. Green was benched in the previous game due to his horrible performance, and hoped he could turn it around against the Grizzlies. Green put 11 points in 11 minutes for the Celtics in the first quarter. He wasn't looking bad at all, ending the night with 22 points in the game in 40 minutes of playing time. The Celtics lost that game, though, to put them in a 4-game closing streak.
Next up, the winless Celtics and Jazz hit the floor. Would the C's get their first win? Yes, thanks in large part to Jeff Green, who put his work in with 18 points in the game. The Celtics won their first game of the season and were looking to move forward.
In the first few weeks of the season, the Celtics played the Orlando Magic twice. In these two games against the Magic, Green averaged 13 points per game. In Game 1 of the matchup, Green threw down a monster dunk on Jason Maxiell, but only ended up with 10 points. In the second game, Green had 16 points. With strong efforts from Green, the Celtics went 2-0 against Orlando.
Before game 2 against the Magic, Green was up against LeBron James and needed to have a strong effort to give his team a chance. In the beginning of the game, Green drove into the basket and threw down a slam dunk over Shane Battier. I am more surprised Battier didn't take a charge (if you watch Heat basketball you know what I am talking about). Late in the game, the Celtics were down by 2 with 0.6 seconds to go in the fourth. Gerald Wallace was the inbounder on this play and the play was drew up to hit Green for a three in the corner. Wallace threw the ball across court where Green was barely open due to a screen on James. Green got the ball and nailed the shot as time expired, giving the Celtics a 111-110 win.
After the last Orlando game the Celtics closed in on a four-game winning streak, and they were trying to keep it going against the Bobcats. Green took five threes against the Cats, but only made one of them. Overall, Green had a solid performance with 19 points. Green's 19 wasn't enough to stop the Bobcats from winning.
In the next game, Green and the Celtics took on the Trailblazers. Green's shots weren't on target, as he only hit 4 for 12 from the floor and 0 for 4 from behind the arc. He ended with 14 points in a big loss against Portland.
I'm guessing after the Portland game, the roller coaster was going for a big drop that was unexpected. The next two games against Minnesota and Houston Green averaged three points in those two games. He combined for 2-9 from the floor in both games as well. At least in the game versus the Timberwolves, he got seven boards.
Overall, Green averaged 14.3 per game, 1.6 assist per game and 4.0 rebounds per game within the last 9 games. This roller coaster has yet to go up again. Don't worry Celtics fans, Green's roller coaster will have very few drops once this team is in sync.
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Student Services will be unavailable May 26-31
All Pierce College Student Service offices and online tools will be unavailable from 8 p.m. Thursday, May 26, through noon Tuesday, May 31. All state community and technical colleges will be affected by this shutdown, which is the result of mandatory statewide system improvements.
The following services will not be available May 26-31:
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Please advise students whose registration time falls during the outage when they should attempt to register for classes.
Great question, Duncan!
No students were assigned registration times during the closure. This was known well in advance, so all registration was scheduled for the three days prior to the closure.
I cannot access Angel for a test?
Hey, I want to start in the summer, and All I need is my advising code to sign up for classes, why does it make so diffcult to get a advising code and sign up classes? Why do I have to wait hours and days just to talk to my advisor to get a little 4number pin code? It's really making me angry, this is my second year trying to register at your college and still fail to, and now you guys are having downtime until the 31st? And registration deadline is june 2nd I believe? Am I going to even get any of my classes I want??…. Maybe all of this happended because I am in financial aid and it takes longer, the fact of the matter is, I want to play baseball for pierce college, and there tryouts are in September, so honestly please just somone take out 10minutes of your day and help me get started, I believe I will play baseball at the next level and I obliviously need to get signed up for college before I can even start right? Pierce college will be the foundation for me.. I really want to go, Pleas just some advisor reading this, send me my advising code, email@example.com Please so I can sign up for classes…
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Uhm.. it's 12:30 right now on May 31, 2011. I still cannot register for classes. Is this just me or the school wide outage? Thanks
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If you thought nothing could beat yesterday's leaked photos of iPhone 5 shells, think again. Cydia, the independent iPhone app store, posted a startling photo on their blog this morning. Someone sent them a photo of what looks to be blueprints for the new not-yet-released iPhone 5.
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The following represents the predicted run styles of the horses - sorted by draw - based on their prominence or otherwise in recent races.
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The indications are that there are fewer pace-forcers than might be expected (3 as opposed to about 5 customarily for a field of this size) and that what "pace" there is may be concentrated in the mid-to-high stalls.
There are doubts as to whether racing at Doncaster will go ahead on Saturday, due to the threat of snow and frost, with a cancellation currently trading at 1.7 on Betfair.
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With Windows 8 launch around the corner, now's the time to start building Windows 8 apps. Take the skills you already have and get your app in the Windows Store by the time Windows 8 hits the market.
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Regardless of your exposure to date of Microsoft's upcoming operating system release, our UK Windows 8 Camps have been designed to help you smoothly migrate your application.
The format of the day is up to you.
If you're new to Windows 8 then you can sit through our overview sessions to better understand the platform and opportunity that Windows 8 presents from a technology, user and business perspective. If you're already familiar with the Windows 8 experience then you have 2 options, you can either spend the day working through our HTML or .NET labs (or both!) which walk you through the Windows 8 application development process, taking you from the familiarisation of the tools to the deployment of your app. Or, you can bring your current application and work on migrating it straight away. Not only will there be experts on hand (including The Beebs and Mr Spooner) to answer your questions on usability and implementation, but we will have no-nonsense cheat sheets explaining how to implement behaviours and controls that are common across Windows 8 style applications.
We don't expect you to have finished your porting in one day (although that's not impossible). You will at least understand the Windows 8 operating system, what makes a great Windows 8 style application and the development paths that are available to you. If you choose to take advantage of one of our 1:1 UX labs, then you will also leave with a set of wireframes that you can use to base your Windows 8 application on.
If you wish to, you can return to one of our future camps to carry on with your application build and take further advantage of our Windows 8 experts who will be present all day to personally answer your questions.
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If you need instructions on how to install the Windows 8 Release Preview on a Mac, see this blog post we made earlier: http://www.ubelly.com/2012/04/getting-started-with-windows-8-application-development/
If you have an application already on iOS, you may want to take some time to read the following blog post, Design case study: iPad to Windows 8 style app.
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A Rockaway man who thought that he was taking some easy money from a senior citizen earlier this month found himself in Queens Supreme Court after snatching the woman's purse in front of Waldbaum's Supermarket in Rockaway Park.
Marie McGorgray-Rosado had just completed a five-hour food shopping spree when she exited the Waldbaum's at 112-15 Beach Channel Drive at about 6:15 p.m. on April 5 when three men, one of them later identified as Jonathan Booth, 26, of Arverne, approached her and asked her if she wanted help getting the packages to her car.
Rosado, who does not own a car, told the men that she was waiting for a cab.
She says that the men became very aggressive, demanding that she give them money for their assistance.
According to a spokesperson for District Attorney Richard Brown, Rosado put her pocketbook on the ground and began to unload her grocery wagon.
When she turned back, the court papers say, her pocketbook was gone and so were the three men.
Rosado, who lives in Rockaway Beach, went back into the store to call police and tell the manager what had happened.
She says that the manager told her that he has no control over what happens in the parking lot.
Police arrived and took a report, quickly capturing Booth and an unidentified juvenile. The third man has yet to be caught, although police sources say they have leads that they are following. The juvenile will be tried in Family Court.
Rosado says that she later got a call from a resident of 107-10 Shore Front Parkway that her wallet, minus $300 in cash, a Citibank teller's check for $100, her credit cards and her glasses, had been found in that building.
Booth is due back in court on April 20. His lawyer declined to comment on the case.


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If I am forced to do it myself, I use good old Autoglym or Megs Gold Class and 3 stage Crystal.
Yep i had i very bad experience at tesco. One time i went there i told all of Kosovans to watch out for my driver side door, and take the jet wash carefully, because paint was already flaking off at the time. But in their case they didnt listen and blasted it and created more damage. I was really angry
i wanted my money back, but me being stupid at handed the cash over before inspected the car and they done me good and proper
But this happend when i had me Punto But as for cleaning i brought this stuff for cheap i dont know if its good but bargain in my opinion http://www.halfords.com/webapp/wcs/s...egoryId_165671
I've been using the Turtle Wax Platinum stuff (shampoo, wax and extra gloss sealant - and their dash cleaner and leather cleaner / conditioner) and I've always been really happy with the results. Although, I may give some other wax a go now that mine is just about to run out.
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It's a testament to Local Natives that they can convey emotions so directly on record and on stage, and their ability to rile up a crowd is equally impressive. "Does this city have a curfew?" sang Taylor Rice during "Camera Talk," a surefire crowd favorite. And the answer to his question? Of course not, New York City never sleeps! So it was appropriate that their performance was a staggering hour and a half of mind-numbing energy and melodies. The band played a version of Who Knows Who Cares that they created for La Blogotheque and, Rice said, they "wanted to make it special tonight." The difference from the album version was distinct but not reworked enough to cause any confusion among the inebriated, adoring fans. The L.A. locals closed out their first night at Terminal 5 with their classic, "Sun Hands," that had every pair of hands clapping and every mouth yelling. "If you know the words, sing along." There was no need to ask, the crowd was already on it.
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Well I had this problem in the passeger sensor.
First I try to resolve it with the circuit with the 100ohm resistor, and the airbag light turn off.... but I was't sure if it was "occupied" or not so I tested with INPA, and it show me this:
so I think it make the seat "unocupied".
Then I change the circuit for the 47k resistor in paralel and in inpa it show this:
I think it does make the seat "ocupied" but the child seat mark is stiil active.... so is there any child seat features in the e46 to allow child in the front seat without the airbag deploy? It apears from the inpa readings that my car have the "child seat" active...
I have NCSexpert and NCSdummy, and had read the airbag coding file and did't find any line to activate or deativate the child seat...
my airbag module is the MRS3 it's a 2000 e46, and I bought it second hand so I don't know if the previous ower had made any coding.
I hope somebody could help me, because I whant the airbags to deploy in an accident...
I have the EXACT same problem on an almost identical vehicle (2000 E46 320 Touring). I got a mat bypass from Ebay and the INPA screen is exactly like yours, showing the passenger seat as occupied and the child seat as "yes".
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avascular necrosis
Started by anne
|Posted: December 19, 2010 at 12:29
I have had a pain in my knee going up to my thigh since july, doc done mri nd exray, all clear, got worse by the week, after quite a lot of painkillersand acupuncture etc, still in pain getting worse, I said there must be something wrong, in between times I was flying backward and forward to London from jersey short flight but done 6, so he exrayed again and found my hip to have avascular necrosis, which had hppened in 3 months, he couldnt understand this, put on surgeons list for a hip replacement, in between waiting for a slot to have op, i started to cough upa small amount of blood was rushed into hos, dvt also Pulmory embolism in lung, my legs were scanned next day, found clot behind my knee, which I have had pain in since july, have I had this since then, is this why my hip died, please if you can help, im now on warfarin so cant have op, on morphine patches for pain, i feel like a walking timebomb thank you.
Re: avascular necrosis
Reply #1 by Linda
|Posted: December 19, 2010 at 12:56
I did a Google search on "avascular necrosis". They mention "interruption of the blood supply" as being a cause for this to happen. They also mention "thrombosis". So, yes, the DVT most likely caused this. This is the first I have heard of avascular necrosis on this board. Hopefully someone else will have more information for you. I am so sorry that you are going through this.
Re: avascular necrosis
Reply #2 by Tom in Connecticut
|Posted: December 20, 2010 at 13:21
Here is some good information from the Mayo Clinic:
As far as hip surgery, I am on Coumadin for life and had mine replaced in December of 2009 with no problems at all. I have had two separate DVTs and a PE (both back in the 90's) and also have Factor V Leiden clotting disorder.
Re: avascular necrosis
Reply #3 by anne
|Posted: December 21, 2010 at 12:55
Thank you so much for you replies, I have now developed 2 abcesses on my back teeth, have to keep an eye on my levels, they are just going to get the nerve out, hopefully this will go well,I just feel so lucky to be here, cant believe I have been walking around with this.for so many months. Take care hope you all have a good christmas.
Re: avascular necrosis
Reply #4 by anne
|Posted: December 21, 2010 at 18:58
Hi Tom, im glad your surgery went well, we live on a small island, so they have not seen this before, i said could it be to do with the dvt in the back of the knee, my doc does not think so, its been there since July, and Ive had this terrible pain since then, so to me it points to the dvt blocking the blood flow. im so frightened, they make me feel this is very tricky and they dont want to do op, to be in pain like this till next may, when the 6 months time frame for warfarin is up,I just dont know what to think, but ive lost all confidence. Thanks again.
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Reply #5 by lexie
|Posted: December 21, 2010 at 22:32
hi yes I lost my right head of femur from avascular necrosis at 28 I had to wait until I was 40 to have a total hip replacement. In the end I could only walk short distances with crutches. Have 7 clots in right leg. occluded common iliac vein and internal iliac vein. I was switched to clexane pre surgery and and ivc filter was inserted. Now 18 months post surgery I can walk and get around the pain in leg from clots is nothing compared to hip pre replacement. I still through clots regularly even on warfarin but it has given me a great quality of life. I have been told to enjoy living as my clotting disorder is out of control and unidentified by experts around the world. It will continue so I wear my compression stockings, take warfarin and clexane and get on with it. I have also been told that the other hip will most likely clot sometime in the next ten years. Merry xmas and I hope you know your not alone out there as scary as it can be sometimes.
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Reply #6 by doris
|Posted: February 4, 2011 at 09:26
hi all,
reading this comments from u all is so encouraging. I am a 30 year old sickle cell patient. I suffered AVN on my left when I was 17, was told that it is one of the complicains in sickle cell. I was on crutches for about 2 years after which i felt better(with pain once in awhile). However recently i was admitted in the hospital for DVT, was placed on both warfrin and clexane. Now I am out of the hospital and still on warfin till at least my INR is cerified ok.But the AVN pain is now so painful i can bearly walk. Now is DVT the cause of this pain or is the AVN the cause of the DVT? I would really like to know. secondly the compression stockings does it really help and how can i get 1. Finally with the stockings do i still have to go through a hip replacement? I am kind of scared of the operation.
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Reply #7 by Anne
|Posted: February 4, 2011 at 17:24
HiTom i have dvt and pe in lung need hip replacment, the hospital here does not have the facilities to do op with filter,but they said you will be ok, but the anethatist said dont have it here go to the mainland, where they can accomodate me better.I dont really want to go to the mainland or have a filter come to that, they seem to carry lots of side effects, but if I need one I would like to be in a hospital that has the facilities.I saw my doctor today and i feel he thinks im making a fuss. I see Tom you were advised to go ahead just with medication cover, to get of the island it would take a few hours dooor to door.any advice would be appreciated Anne
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Reply #8 by Tom in Connecticut
|Posted: February 4, 2011 at 17:49
Originally the Orthopedic Surgeon desired the filter but I believe more so because he was against the use of anticoagulants. I did not have a filter installed, I personally feel, especially after speaking with several blood clot specialists who are friends of mine, that bridging with Lovenox and Coumadin was all I needed. Yes the temporary filter would have been an added precaution but I don't think it was necessarily needed nor did the hematologist who monitored my anticoagulation prophylaxis prior to and following surgery.
My surgery was done at Yale University Medical Center. On the floor were other patients who had knee and hip surgery; I was the only one who was on Coumadin (the rest were on aspirin which didn't protect from venous clots, only arterial clots).
Where are you located? Reason I ask is Rivaroxaban has been approved outside the U.S. for knee/hip replacement surgery. With Rivaroxaban you do not need to bridge. Just another consideration. Orthopedic Surgeon as a whole are against anticoagulants for fear of excess bleeding. There are those who believe in it but they are the minority. This is why hip and knee replacement is the leading cause of hospital acquired DVT (lack of proper prophylaxis).
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Reply #9 by Tom in Connecticut
|Posted: February 4, 2011 at 17:56
I should have mentioned, in lieu of your experience with Coumadin, that Lovenox shots 14 days after surgery is a viable alternative. I do not know of any association with Rivaroxaban and Vascular Necrosis so that is another alternative. The reason I was on Coumadin was because I am on it for life.
Please keep me posted on what the doctors decide. After far as the hip surgery goes, it was a pretty easy recovery and I wish I would have done it sooner. They had me up and walking the hospital floor after the surgery that evening. By day two I was walking the fire escape. I'm not sure if they are doing minimally invasive surgery on you or not but if you have the choice, minimally invasive is a faster recovery time.
Best of luck and keep me posted.
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Reply #10 by Anne
|Posted: February 7, 2011 at 22:23
Hi Tom, sorry I have been having trouble posting on this site, I have repled to you, but dont know where the posts have gone, I live on a small island not far from France, called Jersey, Channel Islands, we have a small hospital here and also good surgeons. but the consultant anethetist has told me to my face and in a letter, I was a risk case, I have had Rheumatic fever when young and im also overweight, he said I should be in a hospital that has the filter as a stanby. we have no facilities or radiologist here on the Island to do this, and he definately wont do it, although we do have other doctors who will, so my doctor tells me. the vascular doctor and hemotoogist say it should be fine, and also they dont like filters, they dont seem to use them very much here in UK. I hope this gets to you, Hope you are feeling good. im on 8 1/2 mg of warfarin but today I have had some niggly pain in my chest. Thanks again Anne
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Reply #11 by Anne
|Posted: June 3, 2011 at 11:04
Hi, iposted on here a while ago, I have a AVN of the hip, I was waiting solong for Hip replacement that I ended up with DVT leg and small PE, I feel so weak what with just doing nothing for 7 months, have tried to do chairarobics but hasnt made much difference, im due next month 6thJuly to go for op, with a filter which im not really happy about after reading about them, because i feel so weak, im also worried about hospital bug, can anyone tell me if they have any tips somebody suggested probiotic drinks, Manuka hone, to keep the immune system in tact, and because I feel I have not much energy I would give them a go, can anyone tell me if they know of anything or any tips.Thanks
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Reply #12 by ray
|Posted: September 20, 2011 at 15:42
I have avn, had surgery on 8/23/11 where they drill into the femur and fill hole with bone from a cadaver. I have had a lot of strange pain. The pain was almost unbearable. I take coumadin already do to another lucky break endocardaitis about 6 years ago (mechanical heart valve). Has anyone had this surgery and can you tell me best and worst case scenario. What might my life be like if this is successful
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Reply #13 by ray
|Posted: September 20, 2011 at 15:43
I have avn, had surgery on 8/23/11 where they drill into the femur and fill hole with bone from a cadaver. I have had a lot of strange pain. The pain was almost unbearable. I take coumadin already do to another lucky break endocardaitis about 6 years ago (mechanical heart valve). Has anyone had this surgery and can you tell me best and worst case scenario. What might my life be like if this is successful
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Reply #14 by hip resurfacing
|Posted: February 11, 2012 at 06:15
there is something new for avascular necrosis called birmingham hip resurfacing and also called birmingham mid head resection both are very good therapeutic modalities when performed by a good surgeon with the prosthesis intact in 95%% of patients at 20 years,also wiht this you can do all activities you used to do before like running and jumping which you cant do with thr
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Reply #15 by Richard Glithero
|Posted: March 4, 2017 at 17:30
I have recently been diagnosed with avn in
my right hip and won't give me a new hip,
I have COPD and take Warfarin, the surgeon
says its too risky, why?


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Use of antibiotics to fatten cattle, hogs and chickens for human consumption will be phased out by 2017, as U.S. regulators seek to curb a rise in more deadly forms of foodborne pathogens.
Farmers would no longer be able to purchase the medicines without a veterinarian's approval under a plan announced yesterday by the Food and Drug Administration. Drugmakers will be asked to agree to increased controls over three months, then will have three years to change labels to remove production uses of antibiotics, including for weight gain and accelerated growth.
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Labor-market weakness continues to weigh on the mood of the U.S. consumer, as evidenced by the July consumer confidence report from the Conference Board, released July 29. The index dropped to 76.6 in July from 83.5 in June. Expectations led the decline, falling to 86.4 from a revised 96.4 (95.9 previously) on a disappointing jobs outlook. Present conditions fell to 61.9 from a revised 64.2 (previously 64.9). The data were much softer than expected.
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Junior middleweight Jessie "The Beast" Nicklow and Montgomery, AL's John "No Mercy" Mackey fought to a tough eight round majority draw at Michael's Eighth Avenue in Glen Burnie, MD. The bout went against pre-conceived notions of the contest. Nicklow, normally a slugger, became more of a boxer in his Ballroom Boxing debut, employing more side-to-side movement. Mackey, known for being a crafty boxer, became more of a slugger as he stalked Nicklow at times during the contest. Nicklow seemed to take control in the middle portion of the contest, adding some aggression to his movement. Mackey picked up the pace in the final two rounds. Judge John Gradowski scored the bout 77-75 for Mackey while judges Kenny Chevalier and Don Risher, saw the draw, 76-76. BATB saw the contest 77-75 for Nicklow. Nicklow is now (19-1-2, 7 KOs) while Mackey is now (11-3-2, 5 KOs).
The co-feature saw an elevation in the boxing game of Randallstown, MD junior middleweight Cecil McCalla. McCalla remained undefeated with a scintillating performance, scoring a six round TKO over Jorge Barajas of Boise, ID. McCalla's timing, accuracy and punching were superb throughout the contest as he kept the tough Barajas on his heels throughout. McCalla scored two knockdowns with solid right hands before referee Gary Camponeschi stopped the bout at 1:16 of the sixth round. McCalla is now (9-0, 4 KOs) while Barajas falls to (5-3, 2 KOs).
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Only for a brief moment not too long ago, we saw the Samsung Corby II S3850 grace Samsung's web site, but it was quickly taken down. Still, it gives hope to the notion that Samsung is indeed in the game with feature phones, but now, it's looking fairly official at this point that they're down for some good old feature phone love.
Specifically, the South Korean based company has officially announced the upcoming availability of the Samsung Corby II S3850 in Germany starting in late March. From there, it's expected to be rolled out further in other markets in Europe, China, India, Africa, and Latin America.
Undoubtedly still appreciated, the Corby II features some basic components that deem it perfect for the feature phone category – such as a 3.14" QVGA touchscreen, 802.11 b/g/n Wi-Fi, 3.5mm headset jack, social networking integration, and DNSe sound enhancement. Although it's going to launch very soon, Samsung has yet to announce its pricing – but we'd fathom it to be somewhat inexpensive.
source: Samsung (translated) via Unwired View