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Our pastor shared this yesterday during the sermon. It is so true isn't it? Hearing this gave me a lot of food for thought.
Sadly many of us do not even open our Bibles. However we do always make sure we have our cell phones with us at all times. We cannot seem to do much without them these days. We need to text, call, check Facebook, Twitter and a myriad of other things on our phones and our tablets. They seem to have become an extension of us. We seem lost without it.
I will be honest and tell you I am one of the few who do not have a smart phone. In fact my phone is probably 6 years old and it is a flip phone! Shocked aren't you! I know! Me too! To top things off I rarely use my phone. I think I have used it once in the last month and that was yesterday after church.
Now I am not knocking anyone for having a cell phone, smart or otherwise. After all I do love my lap top and my Kindle Fire and I use them way more then I probably should. My Kindle goes with my just about everywhere. I have my music on it and lots and lots of books and favorite apps! I love to check Facebook, Twitter and oh don't get me started on my love affair with Pinterest. It was love at first sight when we met! So I do get the idea of constantly using your cell phone.
And yes I also know that there are many Bible apps available which gives you the convenience of having your entire Bible with you, on your phone or tablet, where ever you go. I have a couple on my Kindle. And many argue that having it on your phone is the same thing.
For me it is not.
Up until about two years ago I would not have really cared whether or not you carried your Bible with you or left it home, or carried it all on your cell phone. I became a Christian many years ago, but I was a Christian who rarely to never read her Bible.
Yes really. How can I have a relationship with Jesus if I never bother to pick up my Bible and read?
Then I did start reading. I tried a couple of times to read my Bible in 90 days. It I was going to read the Bible I was going to read it all. And quickly. I flopped. Twice.
That was about two years ago. Yes two! I am finally getting to the end of my Bible for the first time! EVER. I am amazed at the Bible stories I did not know! Some I have never heard before!
Can I say WOW. I have learned so much and have much more to learn. I am a growing Christian. I thought I could never understand the Bible, that it was not written for me personally. It was written for people much smarter then me who were educated to understand the Bible better then I ever could. I was so wrong.
So getting to the point of my story. Just think if we actually applied the above list to our lives each and every day? How much more would we grow in our faith and how much richer would our walk with the Lord be?
- What if we did go back and get it if we forgot it at home?
- What if we did read it to receive messages from the text. How changed would we be?
- What if we did read it when we traveled or read it in an emergency.
- Or read it just to hear the word of God speaking to us. Personally? We would surely be changed.
For me there is nothing like holding an actual Bible in my hands. Holding it, looking up different books of the Bible and scripture passages. Becoming familiar with it. Something I just cannot do with my Kindle, no matter how hard I try or how great the app is.
My Bible is becoming my daily companion. A place I go to for comfort, for love, for peace, to be closer to Jesus and feel His presence, to hear His word. Hear Him speaking to me, Michele.
How amazing would it be if we used our Bibles the way we do our cell phones! It would be truly life changing.
So how about you, is your Bible a part of your daily walk with Jesus?
If you pick up your Bible and start reading. I promise your life will forever be changed!


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I should probably make it clear at the outset that I am an Apple freak, an iSnob. I love everything that Apple make, and I am one of those strange people who actually has two iPods.
But the reason I am so Apple-crazy is because their products are just amazing, so user-friendly and organised, and iPhoto '09 is no exception.
When you connect your camera to your computer, iPhoto immediately offers to upload your photos. Unlike previous photo-uploading software I have used, iPhoto offers an option to hide photos you have previously uploaded, saving a lot of time that would otherwise have been spent un-ticking.
iPhoto automatically divides your photos into "events", based on what date they were taken, but it is easy to merge days into one event, or separate out some photos from others taken on the same day. Like all things Apple, all you have to do is drag it to where you want it to go, and it is done. You can then rename your events, and your photos within the event.
You can view all photos within an event in slightly smaller sizes, or double click on a photo to see it at full size.
iPhoto also has the option of tagging people in photos, and once you have tagged someone, it "recognises" other photos of them, and asks you if this is actually that person. This facial recognition gets more accurate the more photos of someone you have tagged, and is usually quite good. iPhoto creates an album of a person full of all the photos of them.
It also shows you (with remarkable accuracy) where your photos were taken on a map of the world. Really, iPhoto does everything.
The amazing thing about iPhoto is that it will upload your photos onto Facebook, MobileMe and Flickr. The only one of these I have used is Facebook, but the iPhoto uploader is brilliant. It only takes about a minute and just one click to upload an entire album - even with my slow internet connection. Much simply than uploading photos the old-fashioned way!
You can also "flag" important photos which go into an album of their own.
All in all, iPhoto is absolutely amazing for those of us who like to be organised. It never ceases to make me happy.
I have to admit; when it comes to my computer I am a bit of an organisation freak (if you were to look at my desk you'd argue otherwise though). My iTunes library has all music tagged appropriately with Album Artwork, and I like to keep stuff this way, makes it easier to find work that otherwise would be lost in a great mass of files.
Up until recently I was a windows user, and my photo library basically consisted of folders for each year, and then within that folders for specific events. This worked fine, but it was lacking in that I couldn't easily search or tag photos - e.g. so that I could mark photo's as favourites. When I first used my Mac it came pre-loaded with iPhoto '08, although I soon upgraded this to the latest '09 version, which had many new features.
Initially I found the layout a bit odd, as there are essentially 2 organisational features - Events & Albums, I'll try to explain these as best as I can, as this is how I use them. To begin with I interpreted each "Event" (Previously called Set/Roll) as an album, for example a Holiday would have it's own album (to keep it separate from all other pic's), although this can soon get confusing and quite clunky. So - here's what makes sense to me, each Event has it's own Event created (I know it sounds a bit daft, but I couldn't get my head around it at the time!), then albums can be made up of anything, for example if you went on a trip around the world you could have an "Event" for each place that you visited, and then an Album could be created collating all Events together. Once you have got your head around this (it took me a few attempts at getting it right) it makes adding new photos a doddle.
iPhoto makes importing photo's simpler than any software I have seen before, with iPhoto open it detects your digital camera and then reads all photo's off it, from there you can tell it to ignore photo's which you have imported previously (to avoid duplicates), you can set the Event name, click import, and then within a matter of minutes all of your new photos will appear in your library.
There are 2 main types of Albums within iPhoto, "normal" albums whereby you drag & drop pics into them (a bit like a playlist in iTunes), and then smart albums (like smart playlists in iTunes). Smart albums are very good as it allows for you to organise all photo's into a single album automatically, for example you could create an album where all pictures with "Birthday" in the title are included within it, to group together only birthdays. There are also more advanced search options - even down to things like weather or not the flash fired on your camera! Albums are great for when you want a group of similar photos/events together, but do not want to physically combine them.
Despite being primarily focused towards being a photo library, iPhoto also has some basic editing features built in, these include things such as red eye removal, cropping, adjusting lighting/brightness/contrast, straightening, and an "Auto Fix" which attempts to do it all for you. Personally I haven't used these much, since I prefer to keep my pics as they were from the camera, but tools such as straighten are useful for correcting photos.
There is, of course, a Slideshow function built into iPhoto, this allows for you to show your photos off along with some fancy transitions. These work very well, to launch a slideshow you simply click the big button (aptly named, slideshow), and then iPhoto will turn into a full screen mode, allowing for you to set a couple of options (Transition type, time etc.) before letting it do it's stuff. The transitions are very smooth, and look excellent when you connect your computer up to a big screen/projector. In addition to the photo's you can also add in a musical backdrop, and also export the slideshow as a video file.
iPhoto '09 brought 2 major new features; Maps and Faces, I'll explain these below.
"Maps" allows for you to "geotag" your images onto a map identical to what you see in Google Earth/Maps. This is a useful feature as you can the have an overall view of where you have travelled to, and pick out photos from specific locations. I really do like this feature, although think that it's implementation could be improved a little. It seems as though iPhoto contains a local database of your locations (plus a lot of US places), and when tagging a photo you choose a location from your database, if it isn't in there you need to add it first. This often adds an additional step in locating your picture, I would much rather just be able to drop a pin on a map for each photo, with no local database/"favourites" involved. But I can see where Apple are coming from with this, as I suppose it makes it easier to use when not connected to the internet.
For me "Faces" was what made the upgrade from '08 to '09 look worthwhile, iPhoto can now scan through your photos looking for faces of people. This can take a while on your existing library, although when importing new lot's of photos it is pretty much instant. Once all face's have been detected you can then go through each picture putting a name to them, and eventually (here is the clever part) iPhoto will begin to learn who these people are, as a result the process becomes a much simple "tick" to confirm iPhoto has it correct (which it does most of the time, but can get confused with families ... and identical twins too I would assume). Naming all of your photo's can be a bit boring, but once it's done you can then easily locate a picture of a specific person, a nice little feature which I haven't seen before.
In addition to all of the "basic" features of iPhoto you can also print your pics directly from within iPhoto, and in addition to standard 6*4's you can also have them printed on a variety of different media, one of them which I like the look of is the "Photo Book", this allows for you to print your pics into a professional looking book, I haven't actually tried any of these yet, although the products do look good and are reasonably priced, so probably will do so in the future.
I'd recommend iPhoto to anyone on a Mac, the best bit is that it comes free with the iLife suite of apps, so every Mac owner should have it installed (if not check your installation disk)!

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Tulln an der Donau
|Tulln an der Donau
|Coordinates: 48°20′N 16°03′E / 48.333°N 16.050°ECoordinates: 48°20′N 16°03′E / 48.333°N 16.050°E
|Lower Austria
|• Mayor
|Peter Eisenschenk (ÖVP)
|• Total
|72.23 km2 (27.89 sq mi)
|180 m (590 ft)
|Population (1 January 2016)[1]
|• Total
|• Density
|220/km2 (580/sq mi)
|Time zone
|• Summer (DST)
|Postal codes
|3425, 3430
|Area code
|Vehicle registration
Tulln an der Donau (Tulln on the Danube) is a town in the Austrian state of Lower Austria, and the seat of the Tulln district. Because of its abundance of parks and other green spaces, Tulln is often referred to as Blumenstadt, meaning city of flowers. While the town is surrounded by the Tullnerfeld flatland, almost all of its built-up area is located on the southern bank of the Danube.
Tulln is one of the oldest towns in Austria. Although it was settled in pre-Roman times (the name Tulln is presumably a Celtic word), it gained importance as the Roman fort of Comagena (Comagenis). In the final years of Roman rule, Saint Severinus of Noricum is said to have visited the city, saving it from the barbarians.
In 859, the town was first mentioned as Tullina in a document. It gained importance as a residence to the Babenberg margraves, fading as Vienna eventually grew. On September 6, 1683, the Polish army united here with Imperial (Austrian) forces, as well as troops from Saxony, Bavaria, Baden, Franconia and Swabia, for the Battle of Vienna. The 20th century was another period of growth, and in 1986, Tulln applied to become capital of Lower Austria, although Sankt Pölten eventually won.
Tulln today[edit]
An important sugar producing plant, Agrana Austria, is located in Tulln. Several important trade fairs, including camping equipment and boat shows, also take place in the town. Various state institutions of Lower Austria, such as the fire brigade or the disaster relief service, have their seat in Tulln. The Federal School of Aviation is also located in Tulln.
The 37-seat town council is dominated by the Austrian People's Party, which holds 22 mandates. The town administration has lately carried out extensive urban traffic reform, extensively changing traffic lights with roundabouts, of which Tulln now has 22. Two bridges span the Danube in Tulln. The Franz Josef Railway crosses the Danube in Tulln, continuing via Krems an der Donau to Gmünd. Der Standard, a Viennese daily newspaper, is produced in Tulln.
- According to the Nibelungenlied, it was in Tulln that Attila the Hun saw Kriemhild (the Nibelungenlied's name for Gudrun) and proposed to her. A fountain, the Nibelungen-Brunnen ("the Nibelungen Fountain") was dedicated to this event in 2005.
- The ship Regentag by Friedensreich Hundertwasser is riding at anchor by the Danube as a part of a modern art museum here since 2004. It was first heard of in the short documentary Hundertwasser's Rainy Day (1972).
- In 2008 a shopping mall, called Rosenarcade was built.
- Aubad is a well known lake in Tulln with many visitors and tourists during spring and summer time.
- Minoritenkloster, a convent.
- A 4th-century Roman tower.
Notable citizens[edit]
- Ferdinand Grossmann (1887–1970), choral conductor, vocal teacher and composer
- The famous Austrian painter Egon Schiele (1890–1918) was born in Tulln, and a museum (Egon-Schiele-Museum) is dedicated to him.
- Siegfried Seidl (1911–1947), convicted and hanged World War II criminal, commandant of the Theresienstadt concentration camp.
- Thomas Sykora (born 1968), alpine skier
- Peter Balazs (born 1970), mathematician
- Alex Machacek (born 1972), guitaristjazz guitarist and composer
- Doris Schretzmayer (born 1972), actress
- Richard Koch (born 1979), jazz trumpeter
- Nina Burger (born 1987), football player
- Thomas Diethart (born 1992), ski jumper
- Romina Bell (born 1993), football player
- ^ Statistik Austria - Bevölkerung zu Jahresbeginn 2002-2016 nach Gemeinden (Gebietsstand 1.1.2016) for Tulln an der Donau.
External links[edit]
|Wikimedia Commons has media related to Tulln.
|Wikivoyage has a travel guide for Tulln.
|Wikisource has original text related to this article:
- Tulln an der Donau in: Austria-Forum (German) (at AEIOU)
- "Municipal data for Tulln an der Donau". Statistik Austria.
- Entry about Tulln an der Donau in the database Gedächtnis des Landes on the history of the state of Lower Austria (Lower Austria Museum)


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Vernon Johnson to speak during Western Libraries' Diversity Week
Vernon Johnson, a professor of political science at Western Washington University, will present "Discourses on Race and Class in a Comparative Global Perspective" at 3 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 6, as part of the Diversity Week events in the Western Libraries.
All Diversity Week events take place in Wilson Library Room 270, in the Learning Commons.
Other Diversity Week events:
1 p.m. Monday, Nov. 5: Join Janis and Michelle from the Center for Gender Sanity in Bellingham as they explore issues around identity, language and gender.
1 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 8: Join Librarian Rebecca Marrall and her students as they discuss the digital divide, information inequity and their LIBR 397 course.
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Diabetes Is Devastating, and Insulin Is a Death Sentence: Provider Perspectives of Diabetes Self-Management in Arab-American Patients
IN BRIEF The purpose of this qualitative study was to examine providers' perspectives on cultural barriers and facilitators to diabetes self-management (DSM) in Arab Americans to identify factors to enhance DSM education in the Arab-American community. The main barriers to DSM from the providers' perspective were the disease itself and patients' denial or refusal to recognize it, reflecting the stigma of the disease. Cultural aspects also included overlapping themes that both facilitated and presented barriers to DSM. These results suggest that DSM education for Arab Americans will be most effective if developed and delivered in a manner consistent with the cultural facilitators and barriers noted by providers.
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By Benji Hyam
Here's the hard truth: You're wasting your time on LinkedIn if you don't know how to use it correctly. And if you don't have a LinkedIn account, you might be missing out on what may be the largest professional network to ever exist.
With more than 90 million professionals already in its network, and one new person joining every second, LinkedIn is a vital resource in the small business community. Many companies are using LinkedIn as a recruiting tool to find new employees, and people in professional services industries are using Linkedin as a way to promote themselves and display their skill set and experience on their profile. In the midst of all of the clutter of professionals online, the question is: How do I separate myself from all of the competition on LinkedIn and drive more traffic to my page?
1. Take part in LinkedIn answers. If you weren't aware, LinkedIn has its own Q&A section, where professionals can ask questions to the LinkedIn community. If you answer a question correctly, the person who asked the question has the ability to mark your answer as the "best answer." If you start getting a lot of "best answers," then you have the ability to become an expert on Linkedin. When you answer questions correctly, others will start to view you as a valuable resource in your field.
2. Update your Status. If you have a Twitter handle, link your Twitter account to your Linkedin profile so that anytime you Tweet it updates your status on LinkedIn. The benefit of doing this is increased visibility to your connections because your update will appear in your connections' newsfeed. If you don't have a Twitter account be sure to update your status regularly so that it has the same effect.
3. Participate in Groups. Participating in groups is a great way to network with the business community. Join groups in the same industry you are working in and participate in discussions to meet new people in your industry. Many people will ask questions to other professionals in their industry looking for help or someone to go to for advice on a certain subject. By contributing to discussions in groups you are likely to make new connections and draw more visibility to your profile.
4. Optimize your Profile with Keywords. It is important to fill your profile with keywords that pertain to your job title or industry because other individuals will be using the LinkedIn search function to find talent. For example, if you're in public relations, even if your job title is account executive, your job title on LinkedIn should be "Account Executive / Public Relations" so that your profile is optimized for both someone who is searching for the account executive position or public relations. The goal is to be in the first page of the search function for your job title. By doing this, you will likely get more profile views than the rest of the professionals on LinkedIn.
Whether you are looking to hire or looking to become more visible to the hiring community, these simple steps will help increase your exposure to the Linkedin community. Send me any notes or comments you have about your LinkedIn success below so we can share them with our other small business owners.
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Best way to travel from Kodaikanal to Thekkady(Periyar)
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Transport options from Kodaikanal to Thekkady(Periyar)
Kodaikanal to Thekkady(Periyar) By Bus: Travellers enjoy the bus journey as you get to see very good places on the way. Many types of buses are available in this route like A/C Sleeper, Non A/C Sleeper (2+1), Volvo A/C, Non A/C Airbus. Reach out to APR Travels, TNSTC, AVK Travels for availability between Kodaikanal and Thekkady(Periyar). Check the availability of buses from Kodaikanal to Thekkady(Periyar). Quite a few government and private buses run between Kodaikanal and Thekkady(Periyar).
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Parents and Carers
Our page for parents and carers contains links to a range of websites and documents that might be useful as a resource and guide regarding children and young people's health.
AWCH Fact Sheets
A Parent's Guide to Hospitalisation
About Children in Hospital - Questions to Ask
How can you prepare your child for a hospital visit?
What are the effects of hospitalisation on a child?
Click the cart button below to order a laminated set of the above fact sheets.
Other Resources for Parents & Carers
CT Scans for Children – Information for Parents and Carers
Informed by their work on health literacy, the Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care has partnered with the Association for the Wellbeing of Children in Healthcare and NPS MedicineWise to develop a brochure that answers questions you may have if your child needs a CT scan.
Click here to find this and other resources.
Preparing your child for hospital stayhttp://www.schn.health.nsw.gov.au/parents-and-carers/preparing-for-hospital/preparing-your-child-for-a-hospital-stay
Simple ways you can help your child prepare for coming to hospital.
NSW Paediatric Rheumatology Model of Care
The ACI Musculoskeletal Network has developed this model of care to support access to appropriate and effective care of children, and their families, who live with a variety of rheumatic conditions.
Physical as anything.com
Provides information and help for teachers and schools, parents and carers, and healthcare professionals for school-aged children with medical, developmental and psychological conditions.
Virtual tour of the Sydney Children's Hospital Network - Sydney Children's Hospital at Randwick and the Children's Hospital at Westmead
Sydney Children's Hospital Network designed this virtual tour, describing admission to hospital in a manner that is informative, comforting and child friendly.
Going to hospital
By Professor Frank Oberklaid and Dr Leah Kaminsky, excerpt from 'Your Child's Health'
Comfort Kids
A list of resources available for children aged 8-11 years of age designed for coping and preparation for medical procedures. Hard copies available for loan from AWCH Library
Getting a blood test
Getting blood drawn for lab work can be a little scary for children. Show your child what to expect before your trip to the doctor's office or hospital.
Getting an EEG test
The process of attaching electrodes on the head for an EEG test can be scary for children. Show your child what to expect before your trip to the EEG clinic or hospital.
Pain, Pain Go Away: Helping Children with Pain
A booklet to help parents understand pain. Hard copy available for loan from the AWCH Library
Child Life Council - Resources for Caregivers
Provides resources available to help parents and caregivers prepare for hospital visits.
Phoenix Society for Burn Survivors
'The Journey Back' - resources to assist school re-entry after burn injury. Returning to school and being with peers is a very important step in a young burn survivor's recovery. 'The Journey Back' is a resource that will help you support your family, your students or someone you know who is working towards the ever important recovery step of returning to school.
The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society
Resources and materials for children with blood cancers including a booklet called 'Learning and Living with Cancer', a guide for a child's return to school after a cancer diagnosis.
The Family-Centered Care Self-Assessment Tool – Family Tool (pdf)
Families, both individually and within family support and advocacy organizations, can use this tool to increase awareness and knowledge of the specifics of family-centered care to more effectively:
- Assess the quality of the care that they and their children receive;
- Share knowledge about family-centered care with other families, with providers, with health plans and with policy makers to create a shared vision for improving the health care system;
- Advocate for changes within health care settings, health plans and public agencies to more effectively support families and their children in the process of receiving care.
How to get kids to take . . . Pills!
The topic of kids and pills comes up frequently in the online discussion groups. There seem to be as many ways to get kids to take pills as there are kids! Here are a few suggestions from seasoned parents, parents of kids with cancer.
Life Journey Through Autism: A Parent's Guide to Research
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Life Journey Through Autism: A Parent's Guide to Research has been written to serve as a resource for parents of children recently diagnosed with autism.
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Judging a judge by his cover
Some people have this certain aura of gravitas that when they speak you just want to stop and listen. These people are rare, and possibly becoming even rarer.
This comes to mind every time I attend a hearing of the Malta Environment and Planning Authority. There are always some 15-odd board members sitting around a huge oval table but when Giovanni Bonello speaks up, there's a sudden hush in the air and everyone stills to listen to the soft-spoken voice coming out from under those walrus-like moustaches.
Every single word is well thought-out in the short deliveries of the former judge of the European Court of Human Rights. By the time he's done, you feel you've been passed on a little bit of his wisdom.
I'm trying to think of other public figures, sage in spirit. Perhaps the late Fr Peter Serracino Inglott inspired a similar sense of respect for his views. As with Dr Bonello, you'd want to listen to whatever Fr Peter had to say because his angle was unwaveringly holistic. His reflections never left a stone unturned and explored all possible ways of looking at an issue, which left you with a sense of reassurance that all knowledge was being tapped into in the search for an answer.
This is not merely about intelligence. For example, Edward de Bono (doctor, author, and according to Wikipedia, also an inventor and consultant), for all his thinking caps and lateral opinions, is not one to inspire such wisdom.
Wise people have a particular combination of character traits: foresighted but down-to-earth; clever but with several ounces of compassion; confident but not too full of themselves; and possessing a sense of humour and the ability not to take themselves too seriously.
People like these make optimal judges. A good judge must be patient, wise, courageous, firm, incorruptible and with the gifts of empathy and insight. But the problem in this island of ours is that they are few and far between. A couple of times in my life, I found myself at a dinner table with people in high judicial positions.
Both times I was gripped with a sense of trepidation. As I observed their audacious behaviour, listened in to their swearing and careless gossip and complaints about their income, I realised these were people with no concept of the dignity of their position. A judge outside the courtroom is still a judge. And this means that their behaviour is constanly under a lens.
A judge at a dinner party needs to watch what to say, to whom he speaks to, how much drink he has, and what sort of small talk he makes.
A judge needs to weigh his words whenever he speaks in public – whether it is an official or an unofficial event.
There is no room for a judge to be arrogant. Rather he needs to word his thoughts with caution because at the end of the day he is chosen to ensure justice and fight off the misuse of power.
Therefore in his each and every utternace a member of the judiciary has to be an example to the rest of us.
Theirs is a twenty-four seven job. Which is why I believe that their social life must literally die.
Their social commitments have to be downsized to the bare minimum. It's not that they ought to turn into recluses or hermits, but they need to avoid situations where their position of high integrity can be jeopardised.
Judges should not seek to be in the limelight, but they should only seek to study human behaviour.
We all follow the scripts of life. The more a judge is familiar with human patterns, the more he can can pass his judgements wisely.
It is perhaps the only time where the old adage 'do not judge a book by its cover' should not apply. As a society our expectations of judges should be sky high. A judge has to be judged on his worth, but unlike a book, he's also got to be judged by his cover.
If for some reason or other this cover gets blotted – then we have every reason to call for their resignation.
My worries are aplenty: is this island drained of men and women who are sage and limpid and not power-hungry? Is it simply a matter that the best ones are not enticed because of the lacklustre financial packet? What happens to a society which loses faith in its courts?
Judges are our ultimate protectors. They need to inspire confidence in their ability and sense of justice. If for the briefest of seconds and minutest of reasons they fail to do that, then they have to face the consequences of their choices. And in a final act of respect towards society, retire into obscurity.
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Undefeated Accokeek, MD junior middleweight "Swift" Jarrett Hurd will headline the next Keystone Boxing card on Friday, June 13 at Rosecroft Raceway in Fort Washington, MD. Hurd (11-0, six KO's) will battle Joshua "Juice" Robertson of Lynchburg, VA (6-5, two KO's) in a six-round battle.
Hurd is coming off a tough six-round split decision win over Chris Chatman on January 17 at Rosecroft. This will be Hurd's 11th appearance on a Keystone Boxing card moving him past former world title contender Lamont Pearson for the most appearances on a Keystone card. Robertson scored a first-round TKO over fellow Lynchburg boxer Jamaal Davis on April 26 in Springfield, VA.
The co-feature marks the return of Palmer Park, MD super featherweight Kevin "K-Smoov" Rivers, Jr. who will face Xavier Montelongo of East Los Angeles, CA in another six-round contest. Rivers (8-0, six KO's) competes for the first time in almost a full year — his last contest was on June 15 at the Washington Convention Center when he scored a second-round TKO over Rasool Shakoor. Montelongo (6-2-1, two KO's) will try to bounce back from a six-round unanimous decision loss to Heberto Persico on May 16 in Mazatlan, MX.
Also on the card will be lightweight Myke "The Professor" Fox of Forestville, MD who will be in a four-round, all-Beltway battle with DC's Benjamin "Wildcat" Olinga. Fox (1-0) made his pro debut on the last Keystone card on April 18 and won a four-round unanimous decision over David Ruiz. Olinga (1-5) will try to break a three-bout losing streak including a four-round unanimous decision loss to Yurii Polischuk on April 26 in Springfield, VA.
Fort Washington, MD super bantamweight Marq "The Monster" Johns will battle Tony Green, Jr. of Detroit, MI in a four-round encounter. After debuting with a four-round draw, Johns (2-0-1, two KO's) has scored back-to-back second-round TKO's. All of Johns's bouts have been at Rosecroft. Green (0-1) has not fought since making his pro debut in June of 2012 by four-round unanimous decision to Carlos Castro in Phoenix.
Three boxers will make pro debuts on this card. Former regional Golden Gloves champion Maurice Adams, Jr. of DC will face Arthur Parker of Lancaster, PA in a four-rounder. Adams was a member of the 2011 DC Region Golden Gloves team in the 114-pound division. Adams is also the son of former Beltway middleweight Maurice "Mighty Mo" Adams who fought on a number of Keystone cards in the late 90's-early 2000's. This makes the first time in Keystone's 54-card history that they have promoted a father and a son on their cards. Adams will take on Arthur Parker of Lancaster, PA (1-10-1, one KO).
Also debuting will be Johns's brother, Waldorf, MD super featherweight Emanuel "Jab" Johnson who will face off against Chris Johnson of South Bend, IN (0-1) in a four-rounder. Chris Johnson made his pro debut on the April 12 Rosecroft card and lost a four-round majority decision to DeAndre Davis.
The card will also mark the highly-anticipated pro debut of DC lightweight Patrick Harris. Harris ended his amateur career in 2013 by winning the USA Nationals and being named the Outstanding Boxer in the Washington Golden Gloves Tournament. Harris will battle with George Palmer of Sand Springs, OK (0-1).
Tickets are moving well for this card — the General Admission seats are completely sold out and less than 200 ringside seats remain.
Here is the scale watch:
Jarrett Hurd 158.5 vs. Josh Robertson 159.5
Kevin Rivers, Jr. 124.5 vs. Xavier Montelongo 126
Marq Johns 126 vs. Tony Green, Jr. 125
Myke Fox 136.5 vs. Benjamin Olinga 139.5
Emanuel Johnson 135 vs. Mason Wickett 132
Maurice Adams, Jr. 117.5 vs. Arthur Parker 122
Patrick Harris and George Palmer will weigh-in again on Friday as Palmer came in two pounds over the contracted weight. They will both hit the scales to try to hit a mutually agreed weight.


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Citation: Neill, J.D., Ridpath, J.F. 2004. Gene expression profiling of B cell and T cell populations isolated from clinically normal cattle [abstract]. 39th United States-Japan Cooperative Program in Natural Resources. USDA:APHIS:NVSL, Session 4, Abstract no. 3. Interpretive Summary:
Technical Abstract: Bovine viral diarrhea virus (BVDV) is an ubiquitous pathogen of cattle that cuases immunosuppression, leukopenia and thrombocytopenia. Immunosuppression in BVDV-infected cattle is characterized by decreased immune cell function in vitro, enhanced virulence of secondary pathogens and increased spread of secondary pathogens to tissues not normally affected. To better understand the mechanisms causing BVDV-induced immunosuppression, we have first undertaken the global characterization of gene expression patterns in circulating CD4+, CD8+, gamma/delta T cells and in ileal Peyer's patch follicular B cells from normal, uninfected cattle. Using serial analysis of gene expression (SAGE), a powerful sequence-based method to measure global gene expression levels, the normal gene expression levels were determined for these four cell populations. Preliminary analysis of the data obtained has demonstrated that these cells populations are metabolically active based on the high level of expression of mitochondrial, energy metabolism, biosynthetic pathways and housekeeping genes. Additionally, transcripts encoding proteins necessary for the function of particular cell populations have been identified. These include B and T cell receptor signaling pathway components and their regulatory proteins, proteins constituting other intracellular signaling pathways, cytokines and their cognate receptors, and other cell surface proteins. This analysis has allowed the characterization of the basal gene expression levels in these normal cell populations. The next phase of this study will be to conduct SAGE analysis from these cell populations isolated from BVDV-infected cattle and compare the noninfected and BVDV-infected SAGE databases to determine which genes show altered gene expression levels following infection. This analysis should provide insight into the underlying mechanisms that cause BVDV-induced immunosuppression.


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Influence of Blue Light Filtering Intraocular Lenses on Daytime Levels of Melatonin (BluMel)
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The "blue light hazard" has been reported to cause retinal damage (oxidative stress), particularly to the central fovea due to its energetic, shorter wavelength visible photons, which is why blue-light filtering intraocular lenses have been developed for cataract surgery. The hormone melatonin has been reported to possess an efficient antioxidant capacity. Light information from the eye reaches the suprachiasmatic nuclei and inhibits melatonin secretion. Since melatonin is suppressed by light, we have a day-night rhythmicity, with increased levels at night. Melatonin suppression is wavelength-dependent with a peak sensitivity in the 446-477 nm (blue light) portion of the visible spectrum. The crystalline lens blocks most UV between 300 and 400 nm. The density of the lens increases with aging causing an alteration in the spectral absorption. The greatest increase in absorption occurs at the short wavelength end of the spectrum (around 400-470 nm). Age-related pupillary miosis and crystalline lens yellowing limit the blue light reaching the retina. This reduces the older adults' effective retinal light exposure to one tenth that of younger people. It has been shown that insomnia and depression decrease after cataract surgery and patients returned to youthful levels of melatonin. Since melatonin acts as an antioxidant, and more blue light filtering intra ocular lenses are implanted and thought to reduce photochemical damage in the macula, it would be interesting to show the positive influence of those blue light filtering intraocular lenses on daytime levels of melatonin in age-related macular degeneration patients.
|Macular Degeneration
|Procedure: White Alcon IOL Procedure: Yellow Alcon IOL Procedure: White Hoya IOL Procedure: Yellow Hoya IOL
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Allocation: Randomized
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: Open Label
Primary Purpose: Diagnostic
|Official Title:
|Influence of Blue Light Filtering Intra Ocular Lenses on Daytime Levels of Melatonin in Patients With Non-Exudative Age-Related Macular Degeneration
Resource links provided by NLM:
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MedlinePlus related topics: Macular Degeneration
Drug Information available for: Melatonin Dipivefrin hydrochlorideU.S. FDA Resources
Further study details as provided by The Ludwig Boltzmann Institute of Retinology and Biomicroscopic Laser Surgery:
Primary Outcome Measures:
- Melatonin daytime levels in serum [ Time Frame: 1, 6, 12, and 36 months postoperative ]
Secondary Outcome Measures:
- Number of drusen, retinal thickness, pupil size, sleeping time [ Time Frame: 1, 6, 12, and 36 months postoperative ]
|Estimated Enrollment:
|Study Start Date:
|March 2007
|Study Completion Date:
|August 2008
|Primary Completion Date:
|August 2008 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
Active Comparator: 1
White Alcon IOL
Procedure: White Alcon IOL
Implantation of white Alcon IOL
Active Comparator: 2
Yellow Alcon IOL
Procedure: Yellow Alcon IOL
Implantation of yellow Alcon IOL
Active Comparator: 3
White Hoya IOL
Procedure: White Hoya IOL
Implantation of white Hoya IOL
Active Comparator: 4
Yellow Hoya IOL
Procedure: Yellow Hoya IOL
Implantation of yellow Hoya IOL
Detailed Description:
Patients with non-exudative age-related macular degeneration, which are planned for cataract surgery, will be randomized into one of four groups. Group I and II are blue light filtering intraocular lenses and group III and IV are white lenses. Group I and III are lenses form Alcon, group II and IV are lenses form Hoya. The following examinations will be performed before, 1 month, 6 months, 1 year and 2 years after surgery: vein puncture for melatonin analysis, visual acuity, complete slit lamp analysis including intraocular pressure, pupil size measurement, and questionnaire about sleeping time and sleeping quality. At the follow-up visits the following examinations will also be performed: autofluorescein imaging, infrared imaging, and optical coherence tomography imaging. Vein puncture will be performed between 8 and 10 a.m. and has to be performed at the same time for the same patient. Pupils are not allowed to be dilated by the time of vein puncture and pupil size measurement.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|60 Years and older (Adult, Senior)
|Sexes Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
Patients are included if they meet all of the following inclusion criteria:
- Cataract on one or both eyes
- Study eye with non-exudative AMD AREDS I - III
- Men or women aged between 60 - 99 years
- Patient planned for cataract surgery and in need of an intraocular lens
Exclusion Criteria:
Patients are excluded if they meet one or more of the following exclusion criteria:
- Study eye with exudative AMD
- Study eye with concomitant retinal or choroidal disorder other than AMD
- Study eye with significant keratopathies
- Fundus not visible
- Intake of medication known to affect melatonin secretion (within the last 12 hours): ß-blockers, calcium channel blockers, a-blockers, non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, benzodiazepines, antidepressants, hypnotic drugs, antipsychotics, barbiturates, antiepileptic drugs, and melatonin
- Alcohol or caffeine consumption 6 hours before vein puncture
- Patients who are unwilling to adhere to visit examination schedules
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Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00444249
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00444249
|Rudolf Foundation Clinic, Department of Ophthalmology
|Vienna, Austria, 1030
Sponsors and Collaborators
The Ludwig Boltzmann Institute of Retinology and Biomicroscopic Laser Surgery
|Principal Investigator:
|Katharina E. Schmid-Kubista, MD
More Information
Keywords provided by The Ludwig Boltzmann Institute of Retinology and Biomicroscopic Laser Surgery:
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on June 23, 2017
|Responsible Party:
|Prof. Dr. Susanne Binder, Ludwig Boltzmann Institute for Retinology and Biomicroscopic Lasersurgery
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT00444249 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
|Study First Received:
|March 5, 2007
|Last Updated:
|April 20, 2009
Keywords provided by The Ludwig Boltzmann Institute of Retinology and Biomicroscopic Laser Surgery:
age-related macular degeneration
blue-light filter
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Macular Degeneration
Retinal Degeneration
Retinal Diseases
Eye Diseases
Molecular Mechanisms of Pharmacological Action
Protective Agents
Physiological Effects of Drugs
Central Nervous System Depressants
Adrenergic Agonists
Adrenergic Agents
Neurotransmitter Agents
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DS2 is almost 13mths and I think I have somehow managed to develop mastitis. I don't really want to go on antibiotics but am not really sure how to treat it. I have been taking vit c, echinacea & lecithin today but am now out of ideas. DH has been off work with knee surgery for 10 days so I have been single parenting pretty much and as both boys have had killer colds have not had much rest. DH has taken the boys this afternoon and I have been snoozing. I still have a gigh temp but at least now I feel hot with it rather than freezing. Any suggestions would be v welcome but I don't really want to spend a lot of money if possible
Mastitis can be a bacterial infection. It really does need antibiotics -- you don't want to develop an abcess. If you can feel a plug, try to massage that area (try in the bath or a warm shower to make it easier) -- if it's not full-blown yet, that could help. But if you have flu-like symptoms, you need to call your HCP. Abcesses often need to be surgically drained, so you don't want to go down that road if you can avoid it.
no advice for alternative ideas, but I just had the start of mastitis a week or so ago. Ds is 1 year old, and I have previously nursed 2 babies, for an extended period, and never had it.
I did have an absess when I was pg with dd2, and had to have it drained, it was not fun, but not horrific either, but was also not mastitis.
I have heard that you need abx in order to clear it up unfortuntely.
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I agree with PP - rather catch it now with an antibiotic rather than let it progress to the point of abscess. Warm compresses can help, massages can help - rest, vit C , echinacea, chicken soup can all help. and remember - above all to keep nursing on that side. If you have a temp, i would call HCP for prescription.
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But in short, if symptoms have not improved in 12-24 hours, then antiobiotics may well be necessary to shift it as PPs have said. Treatment is necessary to avoid an abscess.
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