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We are running two instances of Spiceworks on our site.
One for the IT help desk and one for our Facilities help desk.
We do not want to fiddle with the adversing or anything like that.
I would however to distinguish between the 2 help desk screen by slightly changing the background colour of the respective help desk screens.
Any idea's on how to do that?
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Look at the plugins in the Extension Center and there are a few for themes. I took one of them, cloned it, and then modified the background color. I don't have access to it right now but I believe it may have been the Dark Works theme. You basically just need to use one and modify the code. Even the Snoopy Christmas would work for changing it. If you are looking to change colors and logo in the portal you can install the Portal Tweaks plugin.


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Last May, we reported on a story in which it seemed David had triumphed over Goliath. David was a quirky, acclaimed jewel box of a building in midtown Manhattan — the former American Folk Art Museum — and the preservationists who loved it. Goliath was the Museum of Modern Art, which wanted to knock it down and put in a few more galleries. In response to a public outcry, MoMA halted its plans to raze its neighbor and hired the architecture firm of Diller Scofidio + Renfro to re-evaluate its need for more space.
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But Pogrebin also points out that while the bronze façade of the American Folk Art Museum building is almost universally admired, its interior has undeniable flaws when it comes to showcasing art — lots of stairways, angular rooms. Plans unveiled last week show that the building will be razed to connect three floors of MoMA's existing building to a high rise designed by Jean Nouvel. It will also feature two additional galleries with glass façades, stacked one on top of the other.
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Cerebral amyloid angiopathy is caused by deposition of the amyloid β protein in the cerebral vasculature. In analogy to previous observations in Alzheimer disease, we hypothesized that analysis of amyloid β40 and β42 proteins in the cerebrospinal fluid might serve as a molecular biomarker. We observed strongly decreased cerebrospinal fluid amyloid β40 (p < 0.01 vs controls or Alzheimer disease) and amyloid β42 concentrations (p < 0.001 vs controls and p < 0.05 vs Alzheimer disease) in cerebral amyloid angiopathy patients. The combination of amyloid β42 and total tau discriminated cerebral amyloid angiopathy from controls, with an area under the receiver operator curve of 0.98. Our data are consistent with neuropathological evidence that amyloid β40 as well as amyloid β42 protein are selectively trapped in the cerebral vasculature from interstitial fluid drainage pathways that otherwise transport amyloid β proteins toward the cerebrospinal fluid.
The amyloid β-peptide (Aβ) not only accumulates in the brain parenchyma as senile plaques in Alzheimer disease (AD), but also in brain vessels as cerebral amyloid angiopathy (CAA). In contrast to the parenchymal depositions, CAA contains both Aβ40 and Aβ42,1,2 with Aβ40 as the major isoform.3 Progression of CAA is associated with increased Aβ40 accumulation.4
The cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) concentration of Aβ42 is significantly decreased in AD patients5 and in patients with mild cognitive impairment that progress into clinical AD after several years6 compared with controls, whereas the Aβ40 concentration remains unaltered. Furthermore, the increased CSF total tau (t-tau) and phosphorylated tau (p-tau) concentrations in AD5 are likely related to the pathological accumulation of these proteins in neurofibrillary tangles.
CAA can occur in the setting of AD or as an isolated finding. Patients with primary CAA clinically present with multiple large or small hemorrhages restricted to lobar brain regions7; these hemorrhages may be directly related to cognitive decline.8 In addition, autosomal dominantly inherited mutations in the amyloid precursor protein (APP) may cause familial CAA, such as the E693Q mutation causing hereditary cerebral hemorrhage with amyloidosis of the Dutch type (HCHWAD)9 or the D694N mutation causing CAA in an Iowa family.10
In this study, we examined if we could identify a specific pattern of Aβ and tau protein concentrations in CSF of CAA patients. Our a priori hypothesis was that CAA without dementia might be characterized by a CSF pattern, distinct from either controls or AD, of decreased Aβ40 with normal or only marginally elevated tau protein. We discuss our findings in the context of the pathophysiology of CAA as described in literature.
We included 72 AD patients (probable diagnosis according to the National Institute of Neurological and Communicative Disorders and Stroke/Alzheimer's Disease and Related Disorders Association criteria), 58 control subjects, and 17 patients with cerebral amyloid angiopathy (CAA; diagnosed according to the Boston criteria7) in this study. Lumbar punctures were performed after informed consent was obtained from the patients themselves or from the patients' legal representatives. CSF was analyzed for Aβ40, Aβ42, t-tau, and p-tau181 by enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay.11 Unpaired t tests for comparison between two groups was used. Chi-square test was used to study gender distribution in the groups. Receiver operator characteristic (ROC) analysis was used to evaluate the prognostic ability of the individual biochemical variables to discriminate between CAA and either controls or AD. Forward linear regression was performed using SPSS (SPSS Inc., Chicago, IL). ROC analysis was also performed for the equation resulting from multivariate logistic regression. More detailed information on the patients included in this study and the CSF and statistical analyses can be found in the supplementary text available online.
Age, gender, and an overview of the CSF results are provided in the Table and Figures 1 and and2.2. The age distribution was similar in the CAA and control groups, whereas AD patients were significantly older than CAA patients (p = 0.008; t = 2.71). CSF Aβ42 was decreased in both AD (p < 0.0001; t = 11.7) and CAA (p < 0.0001; t = 7.48) patients compared with control subjects and was even lower in the CAA group compared with the AD group (p = 0.039; t = 2.10). The mean Aβ42 concentration in the CAA group was 42.4% of the controls; in the AD group this was 51.6% of control values. In contrast, however, CSF Aβ40 concentrations were decreased only in the CAA group compared with the AD (p = 0.0063; t = 2.80) and control (p = 0.0012; t = 3.40) groups (CAA: 72.7% of control; AD: 92.8% of control). Both CSF t-tau (p = 0.002; t = 3.19) and p-tau181 (p = 0.0013; t = 3.33) concentrations were significantly higher in the AD patients compared with the CAA group, although the concentrations in the latter group (p = 0.0009; t = 3.46) were also higher than in controls (CAA: t-tau, 184% of control; p-tau181, 138% of control; AD: t-tau, 332% of control; p-tau181, 230% of control). The Aβ40/Aβ42 ratio was clearly elevated in both the AD (p < 0.0001; t = 10.2) and CAA (p < .0001; t = 5.98) groups as compared with the control group (CAA: 192% of control; AD: 182% of control) and did not differentiate between CAA and AD (p = 0.57; t = 0.57). The results were essentially unchanged when the two familial CAA cases were omitted from the analyses and were also unaffected by controlling for subject age.
ROC analysis for optimal differentiation of CAA from controls yielded the following results for sensitivity (Se), specificity (Sp), and area under the curves (AUC) for Aβ40 (Se: 87.5%; Sp: 47.1%; AUC: 0.76), Aβ42 (Se: 86.2%; Sp: 94.1%; AUC: 0.96), t-tau (Se: 96.5%; Sp: 52.9%; AUC: 0.73), and p-tau181 (Se: 77.6%; Sp: 58.8%; AUC: 0.67). When Aβ42 and t-tau (Fig 2B) were selected in a forward linear regression procedure (y = −4.264 + 0.014 × Aβ42 − 0.009 × t-tau), ROC analysis resulted in an AUC of 0.98. ROC analysis for optimal differentiation of CAA from AD yielded the following results for Aβ40 (Se: 88.2%; Sp: 59.7%; AUC: 0.74), Aβ42 (Se: 58.8%; Sp: 86.1%; AUC: 0.68), t-tau (Se: 76.5%; Sp: 76.4%; AUC: 0.80), and p-tau181 (Se: 88.2%; Sp: 56.5%; AUC: 0.79). When Aβ42 and p-tau181 were selected in a forward linear regression procedure (y = −3.586 + 0.037 × p-tau181 + 0.005 × Aβ42), ROC analysis resulted in an AUC of 0.82.
The major findings of our study are the decreased CSF Aβ40 and Aβ42 concentrations in CSF of CAA patients relative to controls and AD. Our results are particularly striking given the known overlap between CAA and AD pathologies,12 such that the majority of subjects diagnosed with AD have some degree of cerebrovascular amyloid, and the majority of those diagnosed with CAA have some senile plaque pathology, but not to such an extent that a clinical diagnosis of dementia was applicable. The fact that significant differences could nonetheless be identified suggests that the predominance of one pathology relative to the other is strong enough to generate distinct CSF profiles.
The observation of low CSF Aβ40 and Aβ42 possibly relates to the specific mechanisms of Aβ deposition that are involved in the development of CAA. Neurons are the main source of cerebral Aβ, and it has been proposed that Aβ secreted by neurons is dragged along interstitial fluid drainage pathways along the cerebral vasculature toward the subarachnoid space, where it is collected in the CSF.13 Indeed, in transgenic mice models in which neuronally expressed APP leads to excessive production of Aβ, abundant CAA may develop, suggesting a nonvascular source of Aβ.14 The deposition of Aβ in the vasculature is counterbalanced by its transport out of the brain by passage across the blood-brain barrier, for example, by interaction with specific Aβ receptors such as the low-density lipoprotein receptor related protein-1, which mediate the transendothelial transport of Aβ and degradation by proteases such as neprilysin, angiotensin-converting enzyme, or insulin-degrading enzyme.15 The balance between Aβ production, clearance from the brain by transport across the blood-brain barrier or proteolytic degradation, and retention within the brain in the form of senile plaques or CAA determines what amounts of soluble Aβ will finally reach the CSF. Alterations in this dynamic equilibrium of production, clearance, and accumulation may lead to altered Aβ concentrations in the CSF. Thus, the decreased Aβ40 and Aβ42 concentration in CSF of CAA patients is the result of a net reduction in both Aβ peptides eluted with interstitial fluid toward the CSF. Very likely, the most important cause is the selective trapping of Aβ40 and Aβ42 isoforms in the cerebral vasculature. These data are in line with neuropathological data of the deposition of both Aβ40 and Aβ42 proteins in CAA,1,2 whereas the predominant deposition of Aβ42 in diffuse senile plaques in AD leads to selective reduction in CSF levels of this protein in AD.5
In AD CSF t-tau and p-tau181 concentrations are clearly elevated; this has been related to the formation of neurofibrillary tangles and might be a nonspecific consequence of neural damage. In contrast, however, neurofibrillary tangles are not among the pathological hallmarks of CAA patients.16,17 CSF t-tau and p-tau181 concentrations were increased in CAA patients, but not to the same degree as in AD. A plausible explanation for this observation is the presence of some accompanying AD pathology even in these nondemented CAA subjects.
Our studies suggest that CSF analysis may be helpful in the identification of CAA patients, but the diagnostic accuracy to differentiate CAA from AD is limited so far. CSF analysis appears to be more useful for differentiating CAA from non-AD controls, especially the analysis of Aβ42 in combination with t-tau. This observation raises the possibility that CSF testing could be useful in clinical situations where the diagnosis of CAA based on magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) findings alone is not clear-cut. This possibility assumes that potential mimics of CAA (such as hypertensive vasculopathy or multiple cavernous hemangiomas) will show similar CSF Aβ and tau profiles to that seen in our elderly control subjects, an assumption that will need to be assessed in future analyses. Along with this limitation to the current study, we also note that our AD subjects did not undergo T2*-weighted gradient-echo MRI, and therefore could not be excluded from having the CAA-related microbleeds seen in a substantial proportion of AD patients.18 This source of error makes the observed differences in CSF profile between CAA and AD more striking, as any contamination of the AD group with advanced CAA would be expected to bias against significant differences.
Together with recent studies using the Aβ-binding agent Pittsburgh Compound B,19 these results suggest that biomarkers might be used to identify cerebrovascular Aβ. MRI has been the primary noninvasive diagnostic method for CAA,7 but it detects only the secondary consequences of CAA such as microbleeding and white matter hyperintensities, not the vascular amyloid itself. Future studies will determine whether CSF can be used as a quantitative measure of CAA severity, and thus potentially a predictor of the effects of CAA on vascular function and small vessel brain injury.20
We thank the technicians of the Laboratory of Pediatrics and Neurology for CSF analysis.
Supported by a grant from Zon-MW (Vidi-Vernieuwingsimpuls, 917.46.331) to M.M.V. and the US National Institutes of Health (R01 AG26484) to S.M.G.
Potential conflict of interest: Nothing to report.
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NEW ORLEANS - JANUARY 24: Percy Harvin #12 of the Minnesota Vikings returns a punt against the New Orleans Saints during the NFC Championship Game at the Louisiana Superdome on January 24, 2010 in New Orleans, Louisiana. The Saints won 31-28 in overtime. (Photo by Jed Jacobsohn/Getty Images)
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Quincy Jones was convinced at an early age to explore music by his teenage friend Ray Charles. He played in various bands through the 50's, began composing for film and television in the mid 60's and eventually produced over 50 scores. He has worked with musicians Michael Jackson, Frank Sinatra, Aretha Franklin and Celine Dion. He's also the most Grammy-nominated artist in history, with 79 nominations and 27 wins. Jones founded a charity for youth in 1985.
Early Career
Famed musician Quincy Jones was born Quincy Delight Jr. on March 14, 1933, in Chicago, Illinois. A multifaceted jazz and pop figure who became the most Grammy-nominated artist in history with 79 nominations and 27 wins, he began with his Seattle teenage friend Ray Charles, who interested him in arranging. He played trumpet and arranged for Lionel Hampton (1951-3), then worked as a freelance arranger on many jazz sessions. He served as musical director for Dizzy Gillespie's overseas big-band tour (1956), worked for Barclay Records in Paris (1957-8), and led an all-star big band for the European production of Harold Arlen's blues opera, "Free and Easy" (1959).
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Jones also produced the 1985 film The Color Purple directed by Steven Spielberg and starred Whoopi Goldberg, Oprah Winfrey, and Danny Glover; the television series The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air starring Will Smith (1990-96) and published the magazines Vibe and SPIN. In 1990, Quincy Jones formed Quincy Jones Entertainment (QJE), a co-venture with Time Warner, Inc.
Jones has been married three times; to Jeri Caldwell from 1957 to 1966 (they have one daughter), to Ulla Andersson from 1967 to 1974 (they have a son and a daughter), and to Peggy Lipton from 1974 to 1990 (they have two daughters). He also has two daughters from prior relationships. Q: The Autobiography of Quincy Jones was published in 2001.
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Definition of fiancée
: a woman engaged to be married
Examples of fiancée in a Sentence
My fiancée and I will be married in June.
his fiancée is insisting on an elaborate wedding
Promises, Promises: the History of affidavit, affiance, & fiancé
Affidavit refers to a written promise, and its Latin roots connect it to another kind of promise in English. It comes from a past tense form of the Latin verb affidare, meaning "to pledge"; in Latin, affidavit translates to "he or she has made a pledge."
Affidare is also the root of affiance, an archaic English noun meaning "trust, faith, confidence," "marriage contract or promise," or a meaning that has completely fallen from use, "close or intimate relationship." More familiar to modern English speakers is the verb affiance, meaning "to promise in marriage" or "to betroth." It usually appears as a fancy-sounding participial adjective:
I like to give affianced friends a copy of Rebecca Mead's book "One Perfect Day," which exposes the ridiculous wedding industry.
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Affiance came through French to English in the 14th century, and, nearly 500 years later, the related French words fiancé and fiancée were added to English. Etymologically speaking, a fiancé or fiancée is a "promised one."
Fiancé or fiancée?
People may well be anxious, when referring to their betrothed, to make sure that they use the correct term. So the fact that fiancé and fiancée are pronounced exactly the same may cause some degree of worry and uncertainty. These two words are borrowed directly from French, in which language they have equivalent but gendered meanings: fiancé refers to a man who is engaged to be married, and fiancée refers to a woman. We have, as of this date, no evidence suggesting that the meaning of either word is affected by the gender of the person to whom the fiancé or fiancée is engaged.
Origin and Etymology of fiancée
French, feminine of fiancé —see fiancé
First Known Use: 1835
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Tesco Malaysia has exceeded its target of collecting 100,000kg of food for charity as part of its 'Kasih Ramadan 2014 - Help Feed People In Need' programme.
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Retrospective record review in proactive patient safety work – identification of no-harm incidents
Quality, performance, safety and outcomes
In contrast to other safety critical industries, well-developed systems to monitor safety within the healthcare system remain limited. Retrospective record review is one way of identifying adverse events in healthcare. In proactive patient safety work, retrospective record review could be used to identify, analyze and gain information and knowledge about no-harm incidents and deficiencies in healthcare processes. The aim of the study was to evaluate retrospective record review for the detection and characterization of no-harm incidents, and compare findings with conventional incident-reporting systems.
A two-stage structured retrospective record review of no-harm incidents was performed on a random sample of 350 admissions at a Swedish orthopedic department. Results were compared with those found in one local, and four national incident-reporting systems.
We identified 118 no-harm incidents in 91 (26.0%) of the 350 records by retrospective record review. Ninety-four (79.7%) no-harm incidents were classified as preventable. The five incident-reporting systems identified 16 no-harm incidents, of which ten were also found by retrospective record review. The most common no-harm incidents were related to drug therapy (n = 66), of which 87.9% were regarded as preventable.
No-harm incidents are common and often preventable. Retrospective record review seems to be a valuable tool for identifying and characterizing no-harm incidents. Both harm and no-harm incidents can be identified in parallel during the same record review. By adding a retrospective record review of randomly selected records to conventional incident-reporting, health care providers can gain a clearer and broader picture of commonly occurring, no-harm incidents in order to improve patient safety.
Safety critical industries such as the aviation and nuclear power industries have gone far beyond healthcare services in their efforts to develop systems to monitor and improve safety. It has become widely accepted in these industries that every major incident is preceded by a number of smaller incidents, and that studying these can reveal system weaknesses that can be improved, thus reducing the risk of incidents or property loss. These practices are derived from early theories of accident causation developed by H.W. Heinrich in the nineteen thirties
Heinrich also developed a pyramid shaped model to explain the relationship of near-miss and accidents to minor and major incidents. It was Heinrich's belief that minor incidents must be prevented in order to eliminate the possibility of reaching each successive level of the pyramid. By studying and categorizing near misses, such substandard conditions can be detected and improved. Systems built on these principles for reporting and categorization of near misses has been developed for other safety critical industries
In contrast, similar well-developed systems to monitor patient safety within the healthcare system remain limited
Although there are different methods of identifying incidents in healthcare, experience shows that the most commonly used method, clinical incident-reporting, only identifies a small percentage of incidents, thus limiting opportunities to learn of the nature and contributing factors of incidents
The World Health Organization has defined an incident as an event or circumstance that could have or has resulted in unnecessary harm to a patient. An AE is an incident resulting in harm to a patient, whereas a no-harm incident is defined as an event that reaches the patient but results in no discernible harm
We hypothesized that RRR, beside its documented advantage in the detection of AEs, could also be a valuable tool to identify and characterize no-harm incidents. Our aim was to evaluate RRR for the detection of no-harm incidents and compare findings with five conventional incident-reporting systems.
Study design
A random sample of 350 admissions was selected from 3701 inpatient admissions during 2009 at a 52-bed Orthopedic Department at a university hospital in Stockholm, Sweden. Both elective and acute admissions were included in the study. We reviewed the healthcare process during the care of the patient. The study emanates from a previous study that compared the ability of two RRR methods, the Harvard Medical Practice Study (HMPS) method and the Global Trigger Tool (GTT) to identify AEs in the same sample of admissions
The inclusion criteria were that no-harm incidents had to be related to care provided by the Orthopedic Department, and the meeting of any one of the following criteria:
(i) The no-harm incident was to have been caused within 30 days before index admission, and detected during index admission.
(ii) The no-harm incident had to be caused and detected during index admission.
(iii) The no-harm incident was to have been caused during index admission and detected within 30 days of index discharge from the Orthopedic Department at an inpatient or outpatient visit.
The hospital's computerized medical record system – referred to as a "record" in this article - was the source of all data since it included documentation from all healthcare professionals. In addition to reviewing index admissions and readmissions, a review of outpatient notes for no-harm incidents connected to the inpatient index admission was carried out.
Review process
The review team consisted of one registered nurse (RN) and two physicians. The RN (MU) was highly experienced in using screening criteria, and well informed of the orthopedic context. One physician was a senior orthopedic surgeon (OM) experienced in reviewing records. The other physician had no specific orthopedic competence or RRR experience, but had expertise in patient safety (KPH).
To ensure validity, the review process was standardized in a written manual. Detailed examples were developed, discussed and defined by the team prior to the start of the study. In the familiarizing process, each team member independently reviewed 11 written training records followed by a consensus process allowing all involved to engage in discussions of no-harm incident assessment.
RRR based on the method used in the original HMPS
A two-stage RRR was performed according to HMPS methodology
In review Stage 2, the two physicians each performed an independent review. Initially, an assessment of healthcare causation was performed using a 6-point scale
The physicians documented the related screening criteria for each no-harm incident. If a record contained more than one no-harm incident, each was reviewed separately, and the associated screening criterion documented separately. In accordance with the HMPS methodology, supplementing assessments were performed for an overview of no-harm incidents. First, no-harm incidents were classified into eight categories describing their nature (e.g. drug related). Also, place of occurrence (e.g. Emergency Department) and contributing factors
In order to check that no potential no-harm incident had been excluded by the RN in review Stage 1, every tenth admission that had not been forwarded to a physician for review was screened by one of the two physicians (OM). If the physician found any additional no-harm incidents, they were added. Similarly, any no-harm incident found by the physicians during review Stage 2 was added. These two steps constituted the validation of the RN review.
A comparison between RRR and one local and four nationwide systems for incident-reporting regarding the 350 admissions was also carried out. Documentation of no-harm incidents from the five incident-reporting systems was identified by two RNs (KS and MU). In Sweden each person has a unique personal code number. The five systems are not confidential to the involved healthcare clinic, enabling the investigation of no-harm incidents connected to the same patient sample. The five systems were: 1) the obligatory clinical incident-reporting system at the hospital, 2) hospital reports, named Lex Maria, according to Swedish legislation, 3) malpractice claims reported to the Swedish County Council's Mutual Insurance Company, 4) the Medical Responsibility Board and 5) patient/relative complaints reported to the Patient Advisory Committee (obligatory in every county council according to Swedish legislation).
Ethical approval was obtained from the Regional Ethics Committee of Stockholm (Number 2008/951-31/3).
Statistical analysis
Categorical data are presented as frequency counts and percent. Continuous data are presented as median and range. The Mann-Whitney U-test and the Chi-squared test, when appropriate, were used to compare data between groups. The level of significance was set at 0.05. Analysis was carried out using StatView® v5.0.1 (SAS Institute Inc., SAS Campus Drive, Cary, NC, USA) and Excel 2007.
No records were excluded from review due to missing documentation.
In review Stage 1, the RN found 296 incidents in 156 admissions. These included both no-harm incidents and AEs.
The physicians found no no-harm incidents to add to those already found by the RN in the two validation stages of the RN review process. The physicians' assessments of the 11 no-harm incidents reviewed by both were coherent in all of the cases concerning healthcare causation and preventability.
After review stage 2, 118 no-harm incidents were identified in 91 (26.0%) of the 350 admissions (range 0-3 no-harm incident per admission). The demographics for patients with and without no-harm incidents are displayed in Table
Of the identified 118 no-harm incidents, 79.7% (n = 94) were classified as preventable. Of these 96.6% (n = 114) were identified during inpatient care. Four (3.4%) were discovered during outpatient visits in connection with the randomized index admission.
Sixteen no-harm incident reports for 15 patients were found in the five clinical incident-reporting systems. Fifteen no-harm incidents were found via the local clinical incident-reporting system and nine of these had also been identified by RRR. One no-harm incident was found in the incident-reporting systems outside the Department´s own reporting system. This single no-harm incident was also identified by RRR. Nine of the 16 no-harm incidents found in the five incident-reporting systems were related to drugs.
Positive predictive value of screening criteria
After review Stage 2, a total of 462 (range 1-11 per record) screening criteria were identified in 195 records (Table
Nature and preventability of no-harm incidents
The nature and preventability of the no-harm incidents are shown in Table
Place of occurrence of no-harm incidents
Eighty two (69.5%) no-harm incidents occurred on the wards. Twenty eight (23.7%) were related to anesthesia and surgery in the perioperative phase of care. The Emergency Department was involved in five (4.2%) no-harm incidents, the Recovery Unit in two (1.7%) and one (0.8%) no-harm incident occurred at the Orthopedic Outpatient Unit.
Contributing factors for no-harm incidents
The contributing factors for no-harm incidents are listed in Table
We found that no-harm incidents occurred in as many as a quarter of orthopedic admissions and were preventable to a high degree (79.7%). The no-harm incidents were identified mainly within three areas: drug-related; patient falls without harm; and system-related; in many cases lack of compliance to evidence-based guidelines i.e. missed hygienic precaution. Considerably more no-harm incidents were identified by using RRR compared to five local and nationwide incident-reporting systems. Our study confirms a small overlap between different methods for identifying incidents
Collection of safety information and the use of RRR
We found that RRR could be a valuable tool to identify safety information about no-harm incidents when used in a structured way through random samples and implicit review. RRR identified more no-harm incidents compared to other incident-reporting systems. This is in line with other RRR studies that have been found to identify more AEs compared with other safety information methods
Collecting data is the first step of an organisational learning process; and data collection is necessary to assess risks and incident rates, and to provide the basis to prioritise where to deploy resources and how to implement change, as well as to later monitor progress in patient safety outcomes
Other safety critical industries have a more evolved approach to the analysis and study of incident data, having realized that incident-reporting is complementary to other measurements and only one part of a wide range of safety assessments, measurements and monitoring
RRR does not need to be resource intensive. In the present study the median review time for the RN to identify no-harm incidents was three minutes per record. Results from RRR can be further analyzed within the organization in the same way as information from clinical incident-reporting systems, and can form the basis of a root cause analysis to deepen the understanding of incidents. If no-harm incidents are included when using RRR to detect AEs, the validity of no-harm incident data, learning, patient safety outcomes, and proactive work may increase. The strength is that implicit and explicit record reviews used retrospectively or prospectively, are commonly used methods in health care for safety and quality work, by advantageously using currently available data
Another RRR method, the GTT, may also be useful for identifying and categorizing no-harm incidents
The importance of no-harm incidents
An important reason to analyse and act on common and often preventable no-harm incidents aside from reducing the number of no harm incidents, is that an incident not leading to an AE in one case might be a sentinel of serious system defects that could result in major harm in the next case, e.g. pulmonary embolism or wound infection due to lack of prophylactic treatment. The same contributing factors are present in both cases but the outcomes may vary. No-harm incidents are a valuable source of information in healthcare, since they provide a source of low cost learning about system failures. A system of organizational learning that relies on the identification of failures before, rather than after, an incident occurs is preferred
The comparison between healthcare and other safety critical industries must be made with caution. Organizations such as the aviation and nuclear power industries have been pressured by political, social and humanitarian movements to improve and maintain safety. Work in such dangerous environments has made staff members and management aware of the need to discuss, analyze, manage, and provide adequate resources for safety work. In healthcare severe outcomes in relation to care is not always as obvious as in e.g. an airplane crash, and the incidents are more spread out in time and location. Success factors in most safety critical industries have been based on thorough analyses of context and culture-specific factors contributing to incidents. They have led to strategies such as paying great attention and providing resources to prepare and develop employee skills as a team, standardizing requirements in equipment, education and practice. These are all matters that have not attracted much attention within the healthcare system until the beginning of the past decade
Contributing factors
A common contributing factor was the defiencies of communication of vital information within and between teams caring for the patients. This finding points to the importance of team training and the improvement of information transfer and documentation. Unclarity regarding task, including e.g. task design and structure, and the availability and use of protocols were other common contributing factors. Difficulties in implementing and following protocols are known problems in the healthcare system
The use of the screening criteria to identify no-harm incidents
Some of the screening criteria were never detected, as they per definition describe AEs, e.g. healthcare associated infections. Most no-harm incidents were ascribed to the unspecific screening criterion "any other undesirable outcome not covered above", which in our view is a weakness of the HMPS method when used for no-harm incidents. We suggest that the screening criteria should be revised in order to strengthen the method for identifying no-harm incidents.
This study has limitations. No-harm incidents were identified at a single orthopedic department, which affects generalizing our findings to other areas of healthcare. However, the data collection methods, the types of data found and analyzed are likely to be available at most hospitals. Nor can we say that we have found the "true values", since such do not exist. Our results are based on review by only one RN, and the inter-rater agreement data between secondary reviewers are limited. We do not believe that our main conclusions that no-harm incidents are common and often preventable are affected by this limitation. RRR in itself also has limitations. Poor documentation or a lack of documentation, the major obstacle in a retrospective review, could lead to underestimation thus causing incidents to go unnoticed. Untangling incidents from the patient's underlying disease processes can be difficult, and the reviewers' experience, safety attitudes and clinical experience could lead to differences in judgments between reviewers
No-harm incidents are common and often preventable. Retrospective review of patient records may be a useful tool for identifying no-harm incidents, and a valuable complement to other safety information sources in detecting system failures that affect patient safety.
AE: Adverse event; HMPS: Harvard Medical Practice Study; GTT: Global Trigger Tool; NA: Not applicable; NCC MERP: National Coordinating Council for Medication Error Reporting and Prevention; PPV: Positive predictive value; RN: Registered nurse; RRR: Retrospective record review.
Competing interests
None of the authors have competing interests. Financial support was provided through the Swedish Vinnvård programme for MU and KPH and by FORSS – the research council of Southeast Sweden and the County Council of Kalmar for KS. Vinnvård and FORSS have neither been involved in any part of the study, nor in writing the manuscript, or in the decision to submit the manuscript for publication.
Authors' contributions
KS: Main author, responsible for study design, analyses, manuscript drafting and intellectual content. MU: Project supervisor, responsible for study design, acquisition of data, analysis, manuscript drafting and intellectual content. OM: Responsible for study design, acquisition of data, and intellectual content. JP: Manuscript drafting and intellectual content. KPH: Responsible for study design, acquisition of data, manuscript drafting, and intellectual content. LN: Responsible for study design, manuscript drafting and intellectual content. All authors read and approved the final manuscript.
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So what can you possibly make out of your loft? Here are a few examples.
- Convert Loft into a Bedroom
Lofts commonly end up as bedrooms after conversion. Being such a huge space, attics will usually allow a set up of more than one bed. If the attic is spacious enough, you can even make multiple bedrooms instead of a simple dorm. In any case, you should always make sure the room has at least one toilet, electricity and running water.
- Remodel Your Attic Space for Recreation
Transforming the attic into a recreational room is also not uncommon. In this case, the attic may be converted into a home theater, a room for table sports, a music room, or a hall with assorted forms of entertainment. However, these aren't the only options. Whatever recreational function you give your attic will always depend on your own definition of entertainment or whatever indoor activities that you enjoy.
- Convert Your Attic into a Kitchen
For cooking enthusiasts, their attics are great places to move that small kitchen downstairs. Lofts often end up as large spaces dedicated to culinary activities. The room provided by the attic is often large enough to facilitate a comfortable atmosphere that's conducive to the flow of the chef's creative juices.
Loft kitchens are especially recommended to those who run a catering business. The loft space should be wide enough for multiple cooks to work in conjunction, as well as for storing of food in large quantities.
- Make an Office Out of Your Loft
The loft, if spacious enough for work, can also be converted into an office space. This is recommended for home-based workers or people who simply can't let any unfortunate circumstance like sickness or disease get in the way of work. Lofts should have more than enough space for paperwork, a computer and practically any other tools you'll possibly need to perform your office tasks from home. Loft offices are also great places to prop up a small start up company.
The loft space can be transformed into just about anything that touches your preference, and the ones listed above are just a small sampling. Always remember that whatever purpose you give your converted loft should correspond with your needs, and not because you simply feel like it.


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Paul Michael Dubal
Paul Michael Dubal is originally from the United Kingdom and settled in Ontario in 2008 with his wife and two children. His day job takes place in the corporate legal field in Toronto but he is even more creative outside the office. Paul's first novel, Crimes Against Humanity is a critically acclaimed thriller about human trafficking in Canada.
Crimes Against Humanity
Marisa Dimitrov is desperate to leave her impoverished home country of Bulgaria. When she receives a job offer from Canada, it appears her opportunity has arrived.
She is soon shocked to discover, however, that she has been sold to a ruthless gang involved with human and drug trafficking. By miraculous chance, the enslaved Marisa is able to get word of her plight home to her father.
Her father trades everything he has to reach Canada, where he employs the assistance of washed-up former Toronto drug squad officer, Dan Huberman. Together, they are able to discover Marisa's location, but finding the young woman is only the beginning of their troubles. The gang takes swift and brutal retribution, sending Dan and Marisa on the run for their lives.
Their only hope is in gathering evidence to implicate the gang leader, a merciless Chechen warlord, and by doing so diminish the gang's far-reaching power. Dan soon realizes this case isn't just about Marisa; it's also about the ghost of his dead daughter, who died because of his own mistakes. By saving Marisa, he may find peace ... but staying alive can be difficult when you don't know who to trust, and the line between loyalty and betrayal is so blurred.
The Dictator of Britain
Great Britain is on the verge of social collapse. After eight years of disastrous rule under the Labour Government, the country is ready for change. The far right administration of Lawrence Pelham is swept to power on a tide of hope and expectation that his Party can rejuvenate Britain. But Pelham's remedies are radical and things are about to get worse. Much worse. When disgraced former political correspondent Harry Clarke acquires a disc containing the Government's five year plan, he realizes that the content is so explosive the Government will stop at nothing to prevent the revelations of what his old adversary Pelham really intends for the nation. Framed for the high profile murder of a former Cabinet Minister, and his family sent to a deportation camp, he is ruthlessly hunted and then abducted into a combative resistance cell led by Julianne, his former lover. Harry finds himself part of an audacious plot to overthrow the dictatorial regime, but Pelham is willing to go to any lengths to consolidate his power. In this intriguing thriller set in a dystopian U.K. of the near future, the author creates an atmospheric and plausible portrayal of a nation on the brink. This compelling novel considers how circumstances can align to create conditions that give rise to a right wing dictatorship headed by a charismatic, powerful and genocidal leader prepared to sacrifice millions of innocent people to suit his own twisted vision for the nation.
The Dictator of Britain Book Two: The Dirty War
Disgraced former political correspondent, Harry Clarke has witnessed the collapse of democracy in Britain. Prime Minister Lance Pelham controls a despotic right wing regime intent on eliminating all immigrants in the country. Deportation camps have been set up nationwide and conditions are appalling, made worse by a virulent and deadly disease sweeping through the camps. Following a disastrous attempt to rescue his family from one camp, Harry is forced to flee and try to escape the country. Pursued by the State Secret Police as one of the most wanted men in Britain, and enduring devastating personal tragedy, he survives to discover the chilling truth about the barbarity of Pelham's administration. But there is hope, and Harry finds himself at the epicentre of a new and covert war against the nation's brutal leadership, the voice of the underground resistance.
Harry's personal hell reflects the rapid descent of a nation into brutal oppression, tyranny and genocide on a scale never before seen in Britain. As the country descends into anarchy, riven by sectarian strife, the corridors of power are riddled with deceit and corruption but Pelham is prepared to destroy all opposition with an iron fist. In the age of social media, however, the propaganda war is an influential tool. With world opinion turning against Britain's dictatorial leaders, Pelham's grip on power is slipping, and Deputy P.M. Giles Chamberlain sees an opportunity to manipulate the crisis to satisfy his political ambitions. The second book in the series takes the reader on a shocking, disturbing but ultimately compelling journey into a nation that has closed its borders and terrorized its citizens. The high octane thrills and portrayal of the horrors of a far right-wing regime out of control is unnerving in its intensity, more so because of its parallels with history, which has taught us that man never learns from past mistakes.


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Soldier, or warrior?
Poem by: deminiles
Status: Finished
Genre: Horror
I see my boys lye in front of me with not one breath left in their soul
they came to back me up, to make sure I was safe and not wounded but still
I regret them even coming, I was the dummy that let my buddy go down
"Man down Man down!" I yell never let a man down, but my buddy was laying
in front of me dead, bleeding maybe drown, I stopped and cried on the ground
I screamed at the enemies, and went crazy, maybe back home something like that,
will prove I'm not lazy, I fought until I saw every man but one down, and I shout to him
saying "look around, This is every single man of ours down, and we were the ones who
brought them around" The boy looked at me, and toyed with his eyes, they sight was
astounding and now all I could hear was flies
He praised me as I never once did to myself, I told him to " get off your knees,
leave these barriers , with your things down come around, or our strings wont ring"
the anger rushed in side of me, my heart beat so fast, I could feel every vein pumping
with blood, making my heart beat a faster thud, I left with no wounds, by pain in my soul
my brothers lye dead, fighting for me with the glory of two men standing, I though back and
said "NO mercy", I raced to the thug, and grabbed his knife, I shot a glance at his face a stroked
his throat, showed him who the last one standing without one toss and no fight,
I knew he would never see the light
be live down below in the dark, no sight
he will be remembered as a strong thug warrior
but my brothers were stronger as they backed up
as soldier, who had a heart of gold
many stories to be told
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text: Over the months and years I've seen a tonne of issues regarding the ability, or inability to edit Enterprise Calendars. I started a blog about this a while ago http://www.applepark.co.uk/issues-with-multiple-project-server-accounts/ which provides some troubleshooting issues. This blog is an update to that and I'll try and keep it updated as I find out . . . → Read More: Editing Enterprise Calendars #ProjectOnline #ProjectClient #MicrosoftProject


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- 1not friendly or interested in other people synonym distant, remote
- 2 He was a cold man, aloof and distant. She stayed aloof while the argument went on around her. Idioms
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to not become involved in something; to show no interest in people The Emperor kept himself aloof from the people.
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Imphal, Aug 31: As per the schedule fixed by the Election Commission, the final photo electoral rolls of all 60 Assembly Constituencies have been published by the concerned Electoral Registration Officers (EROs).
Chief Electoral Officer Shambhu Singh said the people as well as representatives of political parties might inspect and verify the finally published photo electoral rolls (supplements) copies in the offices of the EROs/AEROs.
One copy each of the final photo electoral rolls (in printed hard copy) and another in PS CD-ROM version in PDF format (in soft copy) of each Assembly constituency would be made available free of cost to the recognised national and state political parties.
However, due to privacy reasons and as per instructions of the Election Commission, the soft copy (CD-ROMs) for distribution to recognised political parties shall be in PDF format without the images of electors.
It was also clarified that those residual left out electors, whose photographs could not be taken earlier, can still come to the offices of DCs/DEOs and SDOs/EROs for capturing their images during office hours.


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Basically, everything you love about Boon Grass but bigger. The flexible grass blades hold all your just-washed baby accessories. (And whatever else you want.) Plus it's like having a fairway next to your kitchen sink. Minus any gophers. Or golfers. Bonus: No mowing required.
- Low-profile drying rack looks great in any kitchen
- Perfect for drying items of all shapes and sizes
- Easily holds items upright for drying while excess water collects in bottom tray
- Two-piece, easy-to-clean design
- BPA-free, Phthalate-free and PVC-free
- Dimensions: 13.5" x 11" x 2.5"
Made in China.
Love this! We use Dr. Brown's bottles with the vent, straw, caps and nipples; that plus all breast pump pieces and it all fits! We also purchased the Boon Grass Flower accessory for small pieces (nipples, pump valves, etc). I hand wash mine and put a paper towel below the grass to help keep the bottom of grass clean and dry. I get so many compliments on it, it's too cute!
Luv it,,,plan on getting some flowers for it. Handles glass well. FYI, I've been putting it in the dishwasher for 2 years, no prob!
When I first looked at the Lawn I thought, "Wow, this is too much." But now that I've been using it (plus two flowers and a stick) I am extremely thankful that I decided to get this drying rack. I love it! We use glass bottles at home and plastic for daycare; this rack handles everything with no worries. The only reason I didn't give 5 stars is because I'm still not sure if it's dishwasher safe... I've been hand washing mine, which is a little awkward. I would definitely recommend over any other drying rack I've used!


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In a scenario where many Sonos users might find appropriate use for the word, finally, today Sonos rolled out a new version of their iOS controller app that adds playback controls to the iOS lockscreen. Users can now control volume, play/pause and seek location as well as being able to see album art without unlocking their iPhones (and from the Apple Watch, too). Previously users would need to unlock their iPhones and launch the Sonos app to do any of these things. In addition to the lock screen controls, Sonos added Peek & Pop shortcuts, split view, slide over, simpler TruePlay tuning and higher quality Napster and Rhapsody streams. For this Sonos user, today's update is very much Cool Stuff Found! Version 6.3 of the Sonos iOS controller can be is available for free in the app store.
Apple Forms a Subsidiary to Sell Electricity
Apple is publicly moral in many ways. Apple's products are highly recyclable and Apple works to be good stewards of the planet's resources. To that end, Apple has formed a subsidiary, called Apple Energy. The goal, with approval from the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, is to sell excess solar energy to consumers and businesses via Renewable Energy Certificates. Not only is Apple setting the example for how to be green and also make money at it, but the company positioning itself for its own technical future. Of course, there are implications for Apple's (rumored) electric car as well. Forbes has a great story on this. "Why Apple Energy Is A Wake-Up Call For Businesses."
Denver, Boulder get Transit Data in Apple's Maps
Colorado is finally getting in on the Maps transit directions game because Apple just added Denver and Boulder. That means you can get direction that include busses and light rail, and if either city ever adds subways, those would show up, too. Apple added transit direction to Maps in iOS 9 with a limited number of cities. That number is slowly increasing and includes locations such as New York City, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Chicago, and Boston. More cities are coming, so hopefully yours will show up soon.
Squarespace Supports Apple News Format for Customers
Squarespace announced support for Apple News Format this week. Squarespace is a do-it-yourself website publishing platform that specializes in gorgeous themes. The move to support Apple News Format means Squarespace customers can publish to that format directly from their site, and that means their content could be subscribed to in Apple News and be discoverable within the service, too. Apple News is a curious beast whose top quality as of this writing is that it's part of Apple's Proactive service on iOS devices. That sort of real estate ensures it has eyeballs, which in turn makes it a desirable place to be. Services like Squarespace supporting Apple News Format is not only beneficial to its customers, it increased the value of Apple News, too. I also imagine developments like this indicate that Apple's little news service is picking up steam, because supporting it is does require resources for a small company like Squarespace. Speaking of which, competitors like Wordpress require third party plugins to support Apple News Format, for now. I suspect it will eventually be built into the Wordpress engine, too.
CoogyLoop, an Easy Game that Sucks You In
I found one of those games. You know, the ones that look sort of interesting, so you download it. No worries, you'll just try it out a little. It's not like it's going to suck you in until you're left scrambling to understand what just happened to the last hour of your life, and ZOMG THAT REPORT ISN'T FINISHED AND YOU'RE GOING TO GET FIRED! It's called CoogyLoop, and the instructions are easy: "Tap anywhere when the ball is inside the coloured area. Easy, right?" The ball spins in a circle, and a random portion of the circle is highlighted once per rotation. Just tap the screen when the ball is inside that random area, and you're good to go (find a new job because you will probably get yourself fired after playing this all day). It's free, with an in-app purchase to remove ads if you wish. Good luck. And oh: you're welcome.
TMO Reader Builds Awesome DIY Office Chair Mat
I love inspiring someone to do something really cool, and one of TMO's readers totally ran with my suggestion to get a quality chair mat instead of the plastic kind every office supply store sells. Reader Geoduck took my glass chair mat advice to heart, but went above and beyond by designing his own portable hardwood mat. It looks great, is functional, and was made from reclaimed parts that otherwise would've become just more waste in a landfill. The whole project cost Geoduck under $100, and now he has a quality office chair mat that should last pretty much for ever.
Netflix Adds Support for Picture-in-Picture on Newer iPad Models
Netflix slipped out an update with a very cool feature this week: picture-in-picture (PIP) support. This allows you to watch a streaming movie on newer iPad models in a small window while another app is running. Models covered include iPad Pro, iPad Air and iPad Air 2, and iPad Mini 2 and newer. To use the feature, simply press the home button while a movie is streaming—the movie will collapse into a small window that shoots to the corner of your screen. You can move it to another corner by dragging or flicking it around. Tap the movie to get the option to pause, quit it, or go back to full-screen mode. This was a feature technically added to iOS 9, but developers had to specifically implement it. I'm delighted Netflix has now done so. In the screenshot below, Supernatural is playing inside Angry Birds 2. Don't judge me*. *Go ahead and judge me.
Apple Posts Video of WWDC 2016 Keynote
Apple has posted the entire video of the June 13, 2016 Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC) keynote. Most of the planned updates to Apple's OSes were discussed, watchOS 3, tvOS, the newly named macOS Sierra and iOS 10. The final versions of these four operating systems will be available to cutomers in the fall. Even though directed towards developers, the video reveals a lot about Apple's near-term strategy and thinking and is fascinating viewing for any Apple fan. It's about 2 hours and 4 minutes long.
Workflow Comes to IFTTT
My weekend productivity is either totally shot or about to go over the top because If This Then That just got a Workflow channel. To get you up to speed: IFTTT lets you link things that typically might not work together, like weather reports and WeMo switches, then trigger actions over the internet. Workflow lets you automate actions on your iPhone or iPad through scripts. Now imagine smashing the two together. IFTTT is free, and Workflow costs US$2.99. Together? Priceless.
Turn Your iPhone into an 8-bit Camera with BitCam
Forget 64-bit processors and Retina Displays because 1990s 8-bit tech is the way to go. Or, at least it is if you want to snap some awesome retro photos with your iPhone. The IconFactory's BitCam lets you do just that in a totally rad Mac System 6 interface. It's got big, chunky buttons, standard and super-res 8-bit photo resolutions, and you can even upgrade to a "color graphics card" for a buck or so. BitCam is free and worth picking up because, unlike mullets, 8-bit photos won't go out of style.
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Of late, Camper Van Beethoven songwriter David Lowery has been preoccupied as a rebutter of "freetard" download piracy, so it's good to see him back at the wheel of the CVB RV, bowling along the musical backroads with ramshackle charm.
As ever, it's an eclectic mix of styles: there's Tex-Mex two-step ("La Costa Perdida"), lolloping Allmans-esque boogie ("You Got to Roll"), mutant country ska-punk ("Peaches in the Summertime"), and several shades of sun-baked psychedelic rock streaked with slide guitar and violin –most notably "Someday Our Love Will Sell Us Out".
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Great location exactly midway between Okemo and Killington!! Enjoy this fully renovated 3 bedroom, 3 bath home with gourmet kitchen. Stylishly decorated. Also minutes to Woodstock and just down the road from the Long Trail Brewery. Surrounded by the VAST trail, snowmobile rental/touring outfitters and the Calvin Coolidge park for outdoor recreation. Master ensuite with double bed, 2nd floor features a share bath with two additional bedrooms: One with a queen and the other with 3 twins. Living room with cozy wood stove and plenty of space to curl up with a good book. Small skating pond. Bring your own linens. Sleeps 7.
In many ways, Vermont is the getaway state. As one of the country's least populated, it's the place to get away from traffic, congestion, noise and even visual assaults. You won't find a billboard on its highways. They've been banned since 1968. In getting away from it all, however, folks find much that draws them in. Covered bridges, crisp air, 300,0000 acres of state-own forestland, towns with a Saturday Evening Post kind of patina and, of course, maple syrup.Lesen Sie mehr über luxuriöse Wohnobjekte in Vermont


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Maker of Heaven and Earth, Part 5| David Swaim
There are three things I am much more concerned about than any particular position on evolutionary science. Read More >
David Swaim is Senior Pastor of Highrock Covenant Church in Arlington, Massachusetts. After attending graduate school, he served in numerous churches until he settled at Highrock.
There are three things I am much more concerned about than any particular position on evolutionary science. Read More >
So why do some Christians fight so vigorously against the very idea of evolution? I suspect that one reason is confusion between evolution and atheism. Read More >
Open your Bibles up and let's look together at Genesis chapter one. Sadly, I think that most translations of the first words of the Bible get us started on the wrong foot. ... Read More >
I fear that many of us ask the wrong questions about the beginning of the book of Genesis, generating needless confusion and division and making us miss life-changing truths. &nb... Read More >
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Morning Glory
Original Theatrical Date: August 17, 1933
- Best Actress - Katharine Hepburn
Katherine Hepburn won her first "Best Actress" Academy Award in 1933's "Morning Glory," just her third film performance.
The great Hepburn stars as Eva Lovelace, a girl from a New England country town who has but one burning ambition: to be a successful stage actress.
Co-starring the legendary Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., "Morning Glory" is a must-see for all Hepburn fans!
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A year or more later and I am still unable to get the helpdesk portal to use AD authentication.
Is anyone using this and did they have issues configuring the thing to work?
Every time I enter a valid user account in the settings page I get a "Failed to authenticate" message so it is never enabled.
It would be nice to get it working so we can have a link to the thing for users to log their own requests.
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Have you followed the documentation here:
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Located 657 feet from the bus station and 1,641 feet from 9 de Julio main square, Hostal El Relax offers free Wi-Fi and breakfast in Salta. A spa is featured on site and a hot tub is available in the patio. Providing a tranquil environment, the rooms in Hostal El Relax feature private bathrooms, air conditioning, and flat-screen cable TVs. Guests at Hostal El Relax are provided daily Continental or American breakfast. Medical assistance is available and massage sessions can be arranged for an extra fee. The front desk can provide tourism information. Hostal El Relax is 329 feet from the cable car and 4.3 miles from Martín Miguel de Güemes international airport. Free public parking is possible at a location nearby.