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A recent article in CHEST (May 2010) by Lee et al1 reported the use of high-resolution chest CT (HRCT) scanning during a TB outbreak investigation. They found that nine of 18 (50%) cases diagnosed with active TB would have been missed without the use of HRCT scanning and concluded that inclusion of HRCT scanning seems helpful to reliably identify cases with active TB during an outbreak investigation. Routine use of HRCT scanning will add cost, increase radiation exposure, and undermine confidence in existing screening tools where HRCT scanning is unavailable, but the most important reason for caution is the likely absence of clinical relevance.
Patients with asymptomatic "HRCT confirmed active TB" present a case-definition dilemma, because the natural history of Mycobacterium tuberculosis infection demonstrates that transient phenomena, such as parenchymal consolidation and/or hilar adenopathy (even M tuberculosis excretion), occur quite frequently after recent primary infection.2,3 Only a small percentage of these asymptomatic "patients" progress to active disease on long-term follow-up.2,3 Therefore, it is not unexpected that HRCT scanning identifies a subset of recently exposed individuals with visible parenchymal and/or lymph node involvement despite being asymptomatic and having a normal chest radiograph. However, the clinical relevance of these findings remains questionable—whether it represents transient phenomena or is truly indicative of active disease, and whether treatment with combination therapy is warranted.
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AKRON, Colo. – Redline Aviation has added propeller overhaul services to its existing propeller governor business. The prop business will operate as Redline Propeller. Certification allows Redline Propeller to repair and overhaul McCauley, Hartzell and Sensenich propellers in five to seven working days in most cases.
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MT-Propeller Entwicklung GmbH has received an FAA STC for the next generation 5-blade scimitar composite propeller MTV-27-1-E-C-F-R(G)/CFRL250-55b on the Dornier Do228-100, -200 Series Series with Honeywell TPE331-5-252D, TPE331-5B-252D or TPE331-10T-511D, or TPE331-10P-511D engines.
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"If the international community has criminalized bodily harm, it must just as well criminalize psychological and spiritual harm," Nabil Elaraby said. "The League of Arab States calls for the development of an international framework which is binding … in order to confront insulting religions and ensuring that religious faith and its symbols are respected."
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In October of each year, your county and city governments sends out the annual property tax bills.
As citizens and property-tax payers, we generally hate to see these bills and often think, "what benefits do we receive for these taxes?"
This column will deal primarily with the property tax levy for the county government; however, before we address the property tax we will try to address an overview of the county budget as a whole.
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Williams, vice president of business development for the Alliance, was charged with DUI and violation of implied consent on Sept. 17 following a lunchtime crash.
A large Obama campaign sign that was once in a grassy roadside area at Roane County Park is gone.
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have problems with the micro caused your ultimate frustration? i mean to throw in the towel with .380s?
This is a discussion on I'm done with .380s within the Defensive Carry Guns forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; After three Kel-Tec 3ATs, two Ruger LCPs, and one Micro Desert Eagle I have made the decision to make my G26 and S&W 642 the ...
After three Kel-Tec 3ATs, two Ruger LCPs, and one Micro Desert Eagle I have made the decision to make my G26 and S&W 642 the only two CCWs I'll trust my life to. In addition to the .380 jams and and broken slides, etc. I've decided that I can carry either one of these weapons in my Smart Carry for days when I need to wear a tucked-in shirt and avoid 99 percent of printing issues. On most days I'll be able to wear a cover garment and one of several other holsters and on other occasions I'll wear the 5.11 tactical undershirt with the built in pouches for the 642 and a speed loader.
Those of us who have experience with lots of handguns can often generate all kinds of excuses to hang on to specific weapons because they look good, they hide easily, they have high(er) capacity, whatever. But, when the excuse for a misfire is ammo selection or 'limp wristing' I'm finally drawing the line for handguns that don't go bang when I pull the trigger.
Let's face it: by the time you get to some of the little .380s, you might not have a choice about whether or not you'll be limp wristing. You'll probably be damn glad you've got a trigger to squeeze. In my experience with the Glock and the 642, no matter how limp I shoot with either hand, the guns always fire.
I certainly gave the .380s lots of chances (and time and money and ammo and shipping bills) and I truly wish one of them worked as advertised, but it just wasn't to be.
I'd rather have a bottle in front of me than a frontal lobotomy - Tom Watts
have problems with the micro caused your ultimate frustration? i mean to throw in the towel with .380s?
Has the Glock been as reliable as the 642?
I was thinking about buying a LCP, but you have me thinking about the Glock. Can you pocket carry it like your 642?
I traded my P3-AT because it was just too small for my hands but I really enjoy my Bersa Thunder .380 concealed carry model. I'd like an LCP but, again, don't think my hands would work with it. A shame because I hear it's a really good gun.
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Yes, the Micro problems sealed the deal (split slide just below the muzzle) and I can't say the 642 is more reliable than the Glock because the round counts are so different. I've probably got a couple thousand trouble-free rounds out of the G26 and I've only had the 642 a couple weeks ... maybe 50 rounds. However, everyone and I mean EVERYONE in my immediate circle who has shot the S&W J frames absolutely swears by them. So far, I see no reason to dispute their claims. I don't expect any problems whatsoever and I'm not going to mess with the trigger or anything else. As far as I'm concerned, this gun is never going to be opened up until I'm convinced it needs a total cleaning.
I'd rather have a bottle in front of me than a frontal lobotomy - Tom Watts
My wife has an LCP, but I too find it too small to fire comfortably. I can shoot it, but I don't enjoy it. She likes it because it is light and flat, and fits well into her belly band.
I agree with the OP - the Smartcarry holster really does make pocket pistols almost obsolete. And my experience is the same - small pocket pistols suffer from reliability issues more than their larger sub-compact cousins, like the Glock 26.
For true pocket carry, I would recommend a revolver. But...I would suggest a "real gun" in a Smartcarry over pocket carry any day.
The number of people killed because they didn't have "enough gun" is dwarfed by those who had none at all.
I guess I can see how you feel. I have a P3AT and an LCP. Both are very reliable but truthfully, I worry about the effectiveness of the .380 round. I also have a Bersa .380 and it's fun to shoot but seriously, if you can carry a gun the size of the Bersa you can EASILY carry a 9mm.
I use my .380's for pocket carry at work where I CAN'T be made and I have to tuck my shirts.
My choice but I won't use a tuckable rig for a number of reasons. I've tried a 642 in a smart carry but found it uncomfortable and didn't like the lack of retention although honestly, I don't think the gun ever would have come out except when hitting the john.
So I adopted the 2 little .380 guns but I really worry about the caliber more so than the guns themselves.
And then you think about the ammo cost?!?!
I can relate!
Your negative Karma put a pox-like ju-ju jinx on all of your .380s.
Ok, send them to me!
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i like what you have to say of your G26 mon! i just got one of those today! spent the money on the glock that i was gonna drop on a Micro DE, and in fact got a LCP today as well, a just-as-capable .380, i hope, yet to fire it.!
Sorry to hear about your bad luck. I currently have two .380's, a SIG P-232 and a Walther PPK/S. I've shot both of them many times and have never had a problem with either. I've used all types and brands of ammo and they just eat it up. Maybe it has to do with quality of the guns you've been using. I will give a thumbs up on the Smith, never have known one to be troublesome. You might consider a 640.
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I've mentioned this before on other threads, but the best investment I am making right now is regular competition at IDPA meets once a month (and hopefully more in the future).
Nothing gives a person more confidence than shooting the G26 under some stress in the morning with my IWB carry holster (Side Armor kydex) and then 'gaming' the course in the afternoon with my G34, which is also my home defense choice. Plus, sometimes the side match is the BUG ... which will be my 642.
I hope that by the end of the fall season I'll be closing in on better times, more accuracy and - hopefully - bumping up against the usual leaders in SSP and ESP.
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I hope more folks decide to give them up.
Only so I can find some ammo!
.380's in a small frame/slide a bit powerful, and i think patience and waiting for 2nd gen varients is order. the Keltec P3AT's are there but i think mass production has allowed QC to slip a little.
My P32 is flawless (knock on wood) and its a 2nd or (3rd gen??) it handles very well, and for its size, i can put a whole mag in the base of the spine at 7yrds
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I personally Don't carry anything less than a 9mm. Have shot Keltecs and the Ruger LCP's. Great for up close and personal shooting, but just don't cut it for penetration and longer shots.
Little b******* also are no fun to shoot. The topper is the ridiculous prices on .380 ammo, which is way inferior to a 9mm or even a good .38 round.
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The Flipping Formula by Peter Souhleris and Dave Seymour is a COMPLETE SCAM. Peter Souhleris and Dave Seymour who seem credible because they were on a TV show are complete scammers. They advertise locally for you to call to get "Free" information. When you do this they take your credit card and say they will only bill you $10. I have had to cancel my credit card after $1000 in fraudulent charges they have billed me for. All I got from them was a cheesey paperback book. AVOID The Flipping Formula by Peter Souhleris and Dave Seymour as all it is is a way for them to bill you without providing any service whatsoever. Peter Souhleris and Dave Seymour must not be legit at all, if this is how they are trying to make money.
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I had a great experience with Dave & Pete
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I have went to Armando Montelongo's seminar and thought that I did not get enough information. I have went all the way with Pete and Dave to the "Inner Circle" and it was totally worth every penny and more. What people do not understand is just like the mentors tell you "You have to work for it, this is not easy" and that I did. If you watch the testimonials after the "Inner Circle", We are real people, we are not going to lie if that was the case.
The Strategies that they show you is remarkable. I have done real estate with my father for almost 20 years and never had a license, I never really needed one but after learning what they have taught me, I am already working on my 8th property, I have made a profit of $93k dollars, I made my money from the seminar and more. The people that Pete and Dave have under them are incredible. They will help you every bit of the way.
We got to go on house hunts with them personally and answered every question that we had thrown at them. If I was still sitting on my arse, yes I would probably feel like this was a scam...But this is not.
For example: We met RG , who teaches you some very great strategies as well....even on the fly. He showed us how to use craigslist as a tool. Figure out where you want to find your house, then you look up a house in that city or area, see what the prices are like, Then you make your ficticious ad for a house that is $20k-$$70k lower than the houses that you have been seeing, make sure that you put "cash only", he then waited for about 2 hours and dozens of emails came in, NOW you have your buyers with cash, Make your contacts list with these people and these people would be a possible client or buyer to you.
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Mountain View Elementary School, a Title I School, continues to strive for excellence! This year our school continues to qualify as a Title I School. What does that mean? Parents have the opportunity to apply for Free/Reduced Lunch. The percentage of students who qualify for this program determines if schools are eligible to be a Targeted Assisted School or a School-wide Title I School. Schools with 30% -39% percent of Free/Reduced students can receive funds as a Targeted Assisted school. These funds must be used for the students receiving free/reduced lunch. Schools having more than 40% of students receiving free/reduce lunch can receive funds as a School-wide school. These funds can be used for every child in the school. We are currently a School-wide Title I School with 41% of students receiving free/reduced lunch. These additional funds pay for additional teacher assistant support, tutors, computer equipment, and other instructional supplies. Our goal is to provide students with the resources, support, and everything they need to be successful in our school and community. Along with our parents, this educational partnership allows students to go places outside of the instructional walls that surround our school. Students are using tools to navigate the curriculum through technology. They are also able to work collaboratively with peers in the classroom and in the various clubs on campus. Students are learning that they can make a difference in our world by participating in Service Projects throughout the year. No matter how small, no matter how tall; when we work together - oh the places we can go, oh the people we can meet, and oh the difference we can make.
The students and parents of Mountain View have always been very generous in helping to support programs such as JDRF and Jump Rope for Heart as well as other state and National projects. Although these are worthy and wonderful causes, this year we have decided to let the children be more involved in what it means to help others and have a more hands on approach. This is to teach them about helping others without receiving something in return such as a prize. Each grade level is doing a project to raise money or collect items to serve the community they live in. If possible, they would love to involve everyone in each of the projects. There will be more information coming as each project date gets nearer. If you are able to have your child help in any or several of these projects, we thank you! Announcements will be put on the web page for each project. Thank you in advance for your continued support and generosity as the students learn about helping others. Projects: 2nd grade, November 1-December 6: Toys for Cops (New and gently used toys), December 1-22: 5th & 6th grade collecting cans to feed the hungry, December 1-19 MVTV Salvation Army Tree, January 2-31: Teacher Assistants 'Penny Wars' for Kids in Need, February 1-12: 1st grade, Making and selling Tissue Paper Flowers to support the Back Pack program at our school, March 1-31: 3rd and 4th grade, April: Kindergarten Meals on Wheels and Assisted Living Homes
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Astro Freestyles Over the 5 Fingers of Death on Sway in the Morning [Video]
Astro has come a long way since his debut as a contestant on 2011's X-Factor season. The 16-year old rapper has now released his new mixtape Deadbeats & Lazy Lyrics, and steps into Shade 45's Sway in the Morning to tackle the 5 Fingers of Death with his old school freestyle flow.
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10 CFR 61.81 - Tests at land disposal facilities.
(a) Each licensee shall perform, or permit the Commission to perform, any tests as the Commission deems appropriate or necessary for the administration of the regulations in this part, including tests of:
(1) Radioactive wastes and facilities used for the receipt, storage, treatment, handling and disposal of radioactive wastes.
(2) Radiation detection and monitoring instruments; and
(3) Other equipment and devices used in connection with the receipt, possession, handling, treatment, storage, or disposal of radioactive waste.
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Posted 22 September 2008 - 03:00 PM
I haven't got a clue as to what "they" are but I'm almost certain that the survivor is going to use that blade on themself. Am I close?
Posted 22 September 2008 - 05:07 PM
|QUOTE (Eminence @ Sep 22 2008, 15:51)
|Not a sound encroaches but the desperate and subtle moaning of the wind, alive with anguish. Like the black sky enveloping the anarchy below, the silence spreads as the wind fades away; fading further; further into darkness.
I love that opening paragraph.
First time I've logged in for a while, and a nice first read. While I suppose one could argue that the plot wasn't really "going anywhere", the wonderful description and vocabulary renders that observation pointless. And really, does a shorter piece really need to have that much plot progression?
I'll re-read this and hopefully work out who "they" are. A good read, Phil, a very good read.
Posted 22 September 2008 - 05:50 PM Edited by Eminence, 22 September 2008 - 05:55 PM.
|QUOTE (Chickstick @ Sep 22 2008, 18:07)
|While I suppose one could argue that the plot wasn't really "going anywhere", the wonderful description and vocabulary renders that observation pointless. And really, does a shorter piece really need to have that much plot progression?
If you figure it out, this will become a fairly redundant statement.
Thanks for the compliments, guys.
Posted 22 September 2008 - 06:19 PM
Excellent writing as always. I haven't read any of the other pieces for this month's competition so my vote will be nulled, but I like this. My only complaint would be that there was slightly too much repetition at times. It didn't really interrupt the flow of the writing but it did get somewhat pesky reading the same few phrases again and again. But the form and sentence structure work great for this piece; I love the choppy, to-the-point fashion of writing especially for the darker stories such as this one and Struff's All is Darkness.
Posted 22 September 2008 - 06:22 PM
|QUOTE (Vercetti21 @ Sep 22 2008, 19:19)
|My only complaint would be that there was slightly too much repetition at times. It didn't really interrupt the flow of the writing but it did get somewhat pesky reading the same few phrases again and again.
Read my above post regarding the statement being redundant if you figure it out. Do you honestly think I'd consciously put in pesky sounding repetition? Yes, of course I would - it's there for a reason.
Posted 22 September 2008 - 07:12 PM
Despite that, I really liked the way it was written and it had those short phrases going on almost as if we were inside the character's mind and he was thinking all the time, adding thoughts constantly.
Posted 22 September 2008 - 08:07 PM
He's a schizo.
Posted 22 September 2008 - 09:11 PM
Posted 23 September 2008 - 08:22 AM
|But if Im in control, why am I so hungry?
|Ive got a serrated knife and it might get stuck, so Id only be able to inflict one wound. That means I should go straight for the neck, because the wrist might not be as effective as one would immediately hope.
I think these phrases are key to figuring out what's going on. The first makes me think of someone on some sort of crash diet, suffering food withdrawal of some kind, but that seems unlikely on balance. As far as the second quote goes, there's a reason why your protagonist would expect a blow to the wrist to disable whatever's attacking him, but I can't for the life of me fathom what it might be.
The only grammar point I'd make would be to say that in this dentence:
|Theyre programmed that way, the way a virus manipulates cells into doing exactly as theyre ordered to do so.
the words I've put in italics seem awkward, and could be dispensed with altogether.
Other than that, the structuring of the paragraphs is excellent, and I enjoyed being dropped into a scene with little obvious explanation, and then wrenched out of it just as suddenly. Good work, Em.
Posted 23 September 2008 - 03:15 PM
As for the quote you mentioned - and not being able to figure out what the wrist means - that's the second part of the whole hidden meaning to the piece.
As Ryan stated, he's schizophrenic. However, the real action of the story is in the end - where he uses the knife on himself, committing suicide. The story therefore stems from the fact that he's driven himself to suicide simply due to his own invention and paranoia.
Posted 23 September 2008 - 03:18 PM
And, aha. I see now what you were driving at. re-reading it, it makes perfect sense. Great piece!
Posted 23 September 2008 - 03:29 PM
|QUOTE (Struff Bunstridge @ Sep 23 2008, 16:18)
|I agree that the phrase 'to do so' is pretty stock, it just seemed a little leaden used in that context, is all.
To be honest, I do understand your point clearly the more I read it; it seems to make less contextual sense the more I try to take it in.
Glad it makes sense to you, too. I was wondering whether that fact was made clear enough when people have read it and not quite got onto it, but to know that it does make sense in the end is comforting.
Posted 24 September 2008 - 12:46 AM
Posted 28 September 2008 - 02:29 AM
But that was a really great, and interesting read. Great job.
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