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|Publication number
|Publication type
|Publication date
|Nov 28, 1950
|Filing date
|Jun 18, 1946
|Priority date
|Jun 18, 1946
|Publication number
|Wallace Frederick J
|Original Assignee
|American Cystoscope Makers Inc
|Export Citation
|BiBTeX, EndNote, RefMan
|Patent Citations (6), Referenced by (17), Classifications (6)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
Nov. 28, 1950 F. J. WALLACE INSTRUMENT FOR RETROGRADE ELECTROSURGICAL RESECTION Filed June 18, 1946 2 Sheets-Sheet 1 L7; VENTOR.
. WALL/40E Nov. 28, 1950 F. J. WALLACE INSTRUMENT FOR RETROGRADE ELECTROSURGICAL RESECTION 2 Sheets-Sheet 2 INVEN TOR. 7?E.DE/-?/Cff JM/ALLAOE ll k Filed June 18, 1946 y ATTORZVEY Patented Nov. 28, 1950 TED S TATES PATENT OFF-l CE 2,532,043 'INSTIifJMENTjFoRjRET QG AD E Eo'TRo- RESECTION Frederick 3. Wallace, New York, N. Y., assignor to American Cystoscpe Makers, ;Inc., New :York, N. Y., a corporationof New York Application June is, 1946, Serial No. 577,460
.4. Claims.
"Ihis invention relates generally to a surgical iiistrun'ient and has particular reference to --such iiistrument-thatis adapted to remove protrusie'i'isand tissue growths in body passages and cavities by resection with A the aid of a high f re- ;q 'eney electric current and under conditions -er-i1-1ummaced retrograde f'vision. Phe --invention also pertains to a surgical -ins'trument adapted to be advantageously-ntilized inthejexamination of body passages and cavities-byaiidrdi'ng generally foifward -or retrograde illuminated vision a't -the Wi-ll 0f j-the -'operator.
A "num'be'r of worthwhile adva'nceshave been mass-m comparatively recent yearsin the art ='6f crea s-vegan resection of "protrusions and tti-r'nore"is growths in body passages and cavities. "easements "have been devised'whereby such protrusions and growths maybe removed by the use dfliigh {frequency cutting-electrodes manipu- --lated-to and fro under observation through atele- --scop'e cernr'nanding afield of visionfiorward 'of 'or "at i'ifglit angles to'its axis. It has been ascertained that excellent results fr'iay-be obtained in transfuiethralreSeCtiQns in the majority o finstahces "by employing present-day instruments. on the bther'hand-, conventional instrunrents do not afford a 'stiitab'le-field division or permit-the ready i ejin'oval of protrusions,fsuch-as tumors occurring in'the *i'fnmediate vicinityof the bladder neck 'cjr tissue growths in that genera-l're'gion.
-The instrument of the present invention conterhpIates and does successful-1y provide adequate vis'ionand facilitates the removal of protrusions, "tumors or-tissue growthsin-the region of the vesical neck of the-bladder. As will be'apparent to persons skilled in v the art from the detailed wdescription: that-follows, the instrument of this -..invent ion may-beinserted into a body to the region-of; the vesical neck .of the bladders-where a protrusion or the like may be located,,,where- 1 pon;;-the; protrusion maybe ,resected by a high irequsns c tt n elemen .under co iti of illuminated retrograde vision.
L. ,Oneof the features o'f the invention resides in the provision of an imageref lecting means, pref- V 'e'ab1'y. consisting oiapivotally mounted mirror,
.jextenai gahead 'off fafs'urgi'cal telescope having a gg nerally forward field or -visioi'i. The :mirror is "til'table about its axis se s to bring an image of the 'cuttingfelement and the protrusion lying iearw'ardly'oi the objective lens of the telescope into thefield of vision of the telescope; In "other "Words, the mirror is positioneddirectly in front -61 thea re-cave lens "of the telescope lens systen and is 'tiltable so as to afford a. retrograde 2 image of the cutting element and the protrusion to be resected. The mirror is so arrangedas to embrace a relatively extensive arc, such as "anarc of Another feature of thexinven'tion is inthelprovisionvof a simple, recipfocable mechanismrfor positively controlling theangular position of the mirror with respect to the axis of the surgical telescope. This mechanism actuated. by a rotary device disposed and manually operatedat a point remote from the mirror and in the vicinity of the telescope eyepiece to lfacilitate its inahip'ulationiby the operator.
Another importantlteature of the invention lies in so arranging the telescope objectivelens, the
high frequency cutting element and th ima reflecting mirror that protrusions orthelike-rnay :be readilyresected underadequate conditions of .ingiorwardly of the obj'ective lens. Portionsof the bladder :ly'ingbe1oW and rearwardly of the objective lens --may--be inspected-by tilting the mirror about its iaxi'sso as to bring images of such portions of .thebladder intothe new of vision of the telescope. Also, the ins'trurnent permits of the read-y location of :thetWo urethral orifices, thetrigone, the posteriorlip of. the. vesiccal orifice, and so. on.
It is the primary object :of this invention to provide .a surgical instrument that is capable. of
readily removing protrusionstissue gr'ovvths and 1 the like, in body passages or cavities, by resection .with the aid ofa high frequency electric. current vand under conditions of illuminated rearward 01 retrograde vision. I
Another object of the invention is to providean ;electr.os-urgical instrument for the retrograderesecti'onof tumorous growths in the vicinity o'f the bladder neck.
This invention. hasfor. another object the pro- .vision of an instrument adapted to beinserted into a .body. passage for :cavity and having a telescope and image reflecting meansso arrangedas to permit of gener'allyiorwardor rearward vision within the-{passage or cavity. at the will o'f-the operato'r.
Aiu rther object or the invention is to provide an instrument of the character i'r idicated'wherfein a mirror or other image reflecting means is so ar ranged with respect to the objective lens of a telescope, commanding a generally forward field of vision, as to bring an image of a cutting element positioned outside of the direct field of vision of the telescope into the field of vision of the telescope. 1
A still further object of the invention is to provided a simple, compact means for imparting pivotal movement to a mirror in an instrument of the character indicated, from a point remote from the mirror.
With the above and other objects in view, the invention comprises the devices, combinations and arrangements of parts set forth in the following detailed description and illustrated in the annexed drawings of a preferred embodiment of the invention, from which the several features of the invention, together with the advantages attainable thereby, will be readily understood by persons skilled in the art.
In the drawings:
Figure 1 is a side elevational View of an instrument constructed in accordance with the invention, partly in central longitudinal cross section,
and with parts broken away for better illustration;
Figure 2 is a side elevational view of the front end portion of the instrument illustrated in Figure 1;
Figure 3 is a bottom plan view in enlargement of the instrument shown in Figure 1, partly in central longitudinal cross section, and with parts omitted;
Figure 4 is an enlarged cross-sectional view taken along line l4 of Figure 1;
Figure 5 is an enlarged view corresponding to Figure l, with additional parts in central longitudinal cross section; and
Figures 6, 7, 8 and 9 are enlarged views taken, respectively, along lines'66, 11, 88 and 9-9 of Figure 1.
Referring now to the drawings, wherein like reference numerals denote corresponding parts throughout the several views, the instrument illustrated therein includes an endoscopic sheath [0 composed of an electrical insulating material, such as Bakelite, and having a fenestra l l at its distal end. The rear end of sheath [0 is externally threaded for engagement with corresponding internal threads in a collar l2 to form a liquid-tight connection therewith and to establish communication between the interior of the sheath and a through passage 13 in the collar. As is shown in Figure 5, a portion [4 of passage 13 tapers outwardly in a rearward direction. Collar, 12 carries an inlet conduit 16 communicating with passage l3 for the transmission of an irrigating liquid into the interior of sheath I0. Also secured to collar I2 is a threaded post I! that is provided with a locking attachment I8. I
A body 20, best shown in Figures 3, 4 and 5, is machined to obtain a frusto-conical forward portion 2| adapted to be inserted into tapered passage l4 and form a fluid-tight seal therewith. Body 20 i bored to obtain a plurality of through longitudinal passages including a telescope passage 22, an electrode rod passage 23 and a pair of reach rod guide passages 24. Attached to and extending forwardly of body 20 is a unitary cluster of parallel tubular elements (Figures 3 and 7), consisting of a channel or tube 26 adapted to accommodate a telescope, a channel or tube 2! adapted to guide a reciprocatory electrode rod, a pair of lamp carrier tubes 28, and a pair of tubes 29 for supporting and guiding reach rods, all as more fully described further along herein. As will be observed from an examination of Figure 7, tube 26 is contiguous and directly above tube 21, while lamp carrier tubes 28 are immediately adjacent and on opposite sides of a plane common to the axis of tubes 26 and 21. Also, guide tubes 29 lie along opposite sides of tube 26,
the axes of the guide tubes and tube 26 being substantially in a common plane. The form of construction just described results in a compact assemblage of tubular elements that may be readily inserted into and withdrawn from the interior of an endoscopic sheath, and that cooperates with other devices in the successful fulfilment of the objects of the invention.
The forward extremity 3| of channel or tube 26 is bifurcated, as shown in Figures 4 and 6, and carries a through pivot pin 32 that is in a plane normal to the axis of this tube. A mirror or other image reflecting means 33 has an integral tongue 34 that is positioned in bifurcated extremity 3| of tube 26 and is pivotal about the axis of pin 32. It is recommended that mirror 33 be made of a suitable corrosion-resisting metal capable of being highly polished to obtain a surface 35 (Figure 3) having excellent image refleeting properties.
Turning back to body 20, the same carries a conduit 36 for withdrawing irrigating liquid from the instrument, as allowed by a petcock 37. Also mounted on body 20 is an electricalcontact terminal 33 adapted to be connected to a suitable source of electrical energy (not shown) fortransmitting the electrical energy to electrical conductors 39 in tubes 28. Asis most clearly shown in Figure 7, conductors 39 are maintained out of contact with tubes 28 by being imbedded in sheaths of suitable insulating material 40. A miniature cartridge type electric lamp 4| is secured to the foremost end of each tube 28 and is energized by the current transmitted through contact terminal 38 and conductors 39. Afiixed to body 20 by a screw 42 is a bifurcated lock arm 43 (Figures 1 and 5) which receives post I! and i engaged by locking attachment 18, whereby body 20 and associated parts are detachably secured to collar [2. V
A supporting bar 44, shown in detail in Figure 5, is machined intermediate its ends to obtain an upstanding stop element 45, a threaded shaft 46 and a rack ll. The forward end of bar 44 is received in a lug i8 integral with body 20 and. is secured thereto by a screw 49. A like screw 50 connects the rearward end of bar 44 to the free end or anarm 5| that has a split clamping sleeve 52 which carries a clamping screw 53 havin a wing head 54. i
A surgical telescope, generally indicated by numeral 55, comprises a tubular stem 56 that contains a lens system including an objective lens 51 (Figure 3). The remainder of the lens system (not shown) may be of any suitable type, such as, for example, the'lens system disclosed in the patent to R. H. Wappler 1,680,490, granted August 14, 1928. At the rear of tubular stem 56 is a conventional eyepiece 58 (Figure 1) adjacent which is a collar of intermediate diameter :59 and an aligning pin 60. When the instrument is assembled, as illustrated inseveralof the views, collar 59 and aligning pin 66 are disposedwithin clampin sleev 52 and are secured thereto by the clamping action of screws 53 which is manussence cated therein. Shaft '62 contains a mass of insulating material 53 within which an electrically conductive rod '64 is centrally imbedded. Conductive rod 6-4 merges at its forward end with two forwardly divergent arm 65, each of which is ensheathed in a suitable insulating material. Arms '65 terminate at their forward extremities in a generally transverse uninsulated electrically conductive cutting element 6'5. The rear end portion of conductive rodM'is free of insulating 'material, as shown in'Figure 5. I V
A housing, enerally denoted by numeral 10,
is "slidably mountedupon bar as and contains a 'pinio'ni'll that is secured'to and rotatable with a shaft Hand meshes with rack 41. A collar '13,
"affixed'to shaft 12 by a set screw 14 (Figure 3), restrains' the shaft against movement in one direction, for example, toward the right, as viewed in Figure 9. A lever "F5, for impartin rotation to pinion 1!, is attached to the outer end of shaft l2. Access to the interior of'the housing and to pinio'n. H may be gainedby removing a cover plate 18 after attaching screws 17 are withdrawn.
A blockof insulating material l8, such as hard rubber, is carried by hOllSlllgifi and accommodates a binding post l9 having an electrically con- 'ductive core 86 adapted to be connected to a suitable source of high frequency electric ourrent- (not shown). As is'shown in Figure 5, pinion- Tl meshes with rack 47., and upon rotation of the pinion, housing '50 and block 18, may be moved to and fro along bar .44. When the parts are in the relative position shown in Figure"5, the front edge of housing ll! abuts stop 45, thereby limiting forward travel of the housing and associated devices with respect to bar A l and sheath Hi. In other words, Figure shows the parts in their forwardmost position. Upon rotating lever '15 in a counter-clockwise direction, as viewed in Figure 5, the housing is moved rearwardly along bar M.
Telescope stem 55 is adapted to be passed through and maintained out of direct contact with a passage 8| extending through housing 10, block 78 and core Bil. The rear portion of hollow shaft 62 extends into housing 10, and the uninsulated rear extremity of conductive rod 64 projects into and is in intimate contact with core 80. Hollow shaft 62 is releasably secured to housing H3 by a pair of chuck jaws 82 carried on opposite sides of the housing and movable into and out of shaft-engaging position by a screw 83 having a serrated actuating head 84, as best shown in Figure 9. It will be apparent that jaws 82 may be tightened or loosened, as required, for the purpose of clamping or releasing the jaws to or from the hollow shaft. In this manner, operative engagement of the hollow shaft and, therefore, conductive rod 64 may be quickly and easily effected, as desired.
A mechanism arranged for cooperation with mirror 33 and bar 44 for positively controlling the angular position of the mirror with respect to the axis of the surgical telescope will now be described, reference being had particularly to Figures 3, 4, 5 and 8. This mechanism comprises a body 85 bifurcated at its lower end and having a pair of spaced parallel slots 86 at its upper end. Body 85 is provided with a plurality of through apertures 81, 88 and 89 for respectively and freely accommodating telescope stem 56, hollow shaft'EZ and threaded shaft '46 of bar 44. An externally serrated control nut 90 enga'ges with threaded shaft 46 and is positioned within the bifurcated lower end of body. 85. R0- tation of nut 99 effects forward orrearward move- --ment thereof with respect to threaded shaft 45, depending upon the direction of rotation, to
thereby impart corresponding forward or rearward movement to 'body 85. A-reach rod 9 I, longitudinally slidable'in each rod passage 24 and in end toa stud 93 carried-by body and extending across a corresponding slot 86. Thus, as
body 85 is retracted or moved toward the right, as viewed in Figure 5, in response to rotation of nut 99 in one direction, reach rods 9| are also retracted and tilt mirror '33 in a counter-clockwise direction about pivot pin 32. Similarly, reach rods 9| coact with mirror 33 and body 85 to swing the mirror in a clockwise direction to the position shown in Figures 1 and 5, upon rotation of nut in the opposite direction.
The field of vision of irgical'teles'cope 55 is conical, in a direction forward and obliquely downward of the axis of'the telescope, as represented by the dash lines in Figures v1 and 5. The various devices of the assembled instrument are so arranged that mirror 33 may be swun into and out of the field of vision of the telescope, while cutting element 6% is at all times outside of the direct field of vision of the telescope. When mirror 33 is actuated by the control mechanism and placed in the field of vision of the telescope, it brings'an image of cutting element 66 into the field of vision of the telescope and permits the operator to view the protrusion or tissue growth as it is being resected by the instrument under conditions of adequate illumination supplied by lamps M, arranged rearwardly of objective lens 51 in the region of fenestra II.
From the foregoing, it is believed that the construction, operation, and advantages of my present invention will be readily comprehended by persons skilled in the art. It is to be clearly understood, however, that the form of my invention herewith shown and described is to be taken as a preferred example of the same and that various changes in the shape, size and arrangement of parts maybe resorted to without departing from the spirit of my invention as defined by the appended claims.
I claim:
1. In an instrument of the character described, an endoscopic sheath, a telescope in the sheath and including an objective lens commanding an obliquely forward field of vision, a lamp within the sheath and positioned rearward of the objective lens, an electrode rod mounted for longitudinal movement in the sheath and including a cutting element outside of the direct field of vision of the telescope, reflecting means pivotally connected to the telescope and positioned forwardly of the objective lens and the cutting element for bringing an image of the cutting element into the field of vision of the telescope, means coacting with the reflecting means to place the same into and out of the field of vision of the telescope, and means connected to the electrode rod for imparting reciprocation thereto.
2. In an instrument of the character described, an endoscopic sheath, a telescope in the sheath 7 and including an objective lens commanding an obliquely forward field of vision, a lamp within the sheath and positioned rearward of the objective lens, an electrode rod mounted for longitudinal movement in the sheath and including a cutting element outside of the direct field of vision of the telescope, a single mirror positioned forwardly of the objective lens, the lamp and the cutting element and pivotally mounted at its rear end so as to be movable from a generally longitudinal position into positions of varying obliquity with respect to the axis of the telescope to bring an image of the cutting electrode into the field of vision of the telescope, means coacting with the mirror to place the same into and out of thefield of vision of the telescope,
and means connected to the electrode rod forv imparting reciprocation thereto.
3. In an instrument of the character described, an endoscopic sheath, a telescope in the sheath and including an objective lens commanding an obliquely forward field of vision, an electrode rod reciprocable along a path parallel to the axis of the telescope and including a cutting element positioned to one side of the telescope and outside of the direct field of vision thereof, a single mirror positioned forwardly of the objective lens and pivotal about an axis adjacent the side of the telescope remote from the cutting element, said mirror being so arranged as to be movable from a generally longitudinal position into positions of varying obliquity with respect to the axis of the telescope to bring an image of the cutting element into the field of vision of the telescope, means coacting with the mirror to place the same into and out of the field of vision of the telescope, and means connected to the electrode rod 1" or imparting reciprocation thereto.
4. In an instrument of the character described,
an endoscopic sheath having a lateral fenestra, a telescope in the sheath and including an objective lens commanding an obliquely forward field of vision through the fenestra, an electrode rod reciprocable along a path parallel to the axis of the telescope and intermediate said axis and the fenestra, said electrode rod including a cutting element positioned to the fenestra side of the telescope and outside of the direct field of vision thereof, a single mirror positioned forwardly of the objective lens and pivotal about an axis adjacent the side of the telescope remote from the cutting element, said mirror being so arranged as to be movable from a generally longitudinal position into positions of varying obliquity with respect to the axis of the telescope to bring an image of the cutting element into the field of vision of the telescope, means coacting with the mirror to place the same into and out of the field of vision of the telescope, and means connected to the electrode rod for imparting reciprocation thereto.
REFERENCES CITED The following references are of record in the file of this patent:
UNITED STATES PATENTS Number Name Date 1,459,313 Reisler et al. June 19, 1923 2,002,595 Wappler May 28, 1935 2,038,393 Wappler Apr. 21, 1936 2,120,996 Wappler June 21, 1938 2,129,391 Wappler Sept. 6, 1938 FOREIGN PATENTS Number Country Date 298,192 Great Britain Sept. 19, 1929
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|Charles Wappler Frederick
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|Apr 21, 1936
|Charles Wappler Frederick
|Electrodic endoscopic instrument
|Oct 9, 1936
|Jun 21, 1938
|Wappler Frederick Charles
|Cystoscopic armamentarium
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|Sep 6, 1938
|Charles Wappler Frederick
|Endoscopic instrument
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|Draegerwerk Ag
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|Dec 18, 1979
|American Hospital Supply Corporation
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|Nov 21, 1989
|Richard Wolf, Gmbh
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|May 1, 1990
|Circon Corporation
|System for disconnetably mounting an endoscope sheath with an endoscope tool
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|Sep 17, 1996
|Kernforschungszentrum Karlsruhe Gmbh
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|Ballard Medical Products
|Extension regulator for catheter carried medical instruments
|Jul 5, 2000
|Aug 3, 2004
|Ballard Medical Products
|Multi-lumen endoscopic catheter
|Dec 21, 2006
|Nov 8, 2011
|St. Jude Medical, Atrial Fibrillation Division, Inc.
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|Oct 30, 2012
|Tyco Healthcare Group Lp
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|Jun 8, 2006
|Olympus Winter & Ibe Gmbh
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|Podmore Jonathan L
|Device for ablation and visualization
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|Covidien Lp
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|Aug 29, 1989
|Mar 7, 1991
|Storz Karl
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Have you read the latest Zentangle blog by Julie Willand? She reminded us of our "humble beginnings". Rick, Maria and Molly followed up on the Mosaic app by posting their first tiles and inviting us to do the same. A wonderful exercise!
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And lastly, this morning I picked up my blue pen, after admiring Marguerite Samama's Delft Delights on Mosaic. As I tangled, I thought about my family. (I often do when I'm tangling.) I finished the tile, and then remembered a picture of my brother in 1948, when my family lived in Holland for two years. That picture was the finishing touch on the tile.
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Church of the Month – March: Broadmead Baptist Church
Broadmead Baptist church is nearly 50 years old with a current regular congregation of around 100 (including children). It has approximately doubled from its size in 2013. We are located on the Chigwell Rd near Woodford Bridge,15 minutes from South Woodford and Woodford Tube stations. www.broadmeadbaptistchurch.org.uk We have had 10 baptisms since 2013 and formed three new home groups.  We are currently excited by a fresh commitment to reach out to the local community. This Christmas we tried a new idea. We asked the groups that meet in our church i.e The Parkinson's support group, Mums and toddlers, Zumba and Badminton along with our church members to nominate someone they thought would be blessed by receiving a Christmas Hamper after a tough or challenging year. We had 25 nominations so we made 25 hampers. We asked local shops as well as church members to contribute. We ended up with excess financial gifts, which we have currently set aside to double the number of hampers next year.  A local Pentecostal minister shared how it had worked for his church. A team of 10 organised the project led by a project manager.  We received local press coverage and most importantly some lovely thank you letters from recipients. See attached image.  There is now a "can do" attitude in the church, which I think was reflected in the 2015 week of prayer when we regularly had over 25 attending most nights during the week. This again has doubled the attenders in 2013.  Clearly it will be good to do this next year but I would like to encourage greater involvement and interaction with the groups that use our church and the Zumba groups were encouraged to do a Zumbathon which raised over £1000 for Haiti Hospital Appeal.   Just a few personal challenges which some may see as "opposition" eg family illness, burglary etc  We are always happy to collaborate on any future projects. We hope to start a CAP money course in May in partnership with other churches, which may lead to some new opportunities.  Please pray we are kept dependent on God's leading and not fall into the trap of over activity and ambitious enthusiasm. We would also like to see conversions as a result of this increased activity.


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if that works then its onto the collective unconscious.
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Oh uh, hello there. How you doing?
Listen, my name is Barry and I'm the Conductor on this train so if you need anything, you just ask me, okay?
The bathrooms are right over there and please, pick up after yourself on account of I clean the place, too.
And uh, seeing as you're not from around here I'll just tell you straight out - although every story you might hear on this train is true, some stories are "truer" than others, if you can read between the rails...
Anyway, thanks for stopping by and, y'all come back now, y'hear?
Have a grand day, friend.
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Since we wanted to drive North, Mom suggested we go through the drive-up for breakfast burritos. My little one refers to this as the Burrito Shop. Lyn indicated she didn't want a burrito so Mom fixed her a bowl of oatmeal. Mom tucked a granola bar into Lyn's purse in case she needed a snack later on. As soon as we hopped in the car, Lyn ate her granola bar. Five minutes later, we were in the drive up deciding on the numbers of #8 (egg, bacon, cheese and hashbrowns) or #9 (egg, bacon, cheese, hashbrowns and green chile) burritos needed. Lyn chimed in.
"Well... I'll just... I'm just saying... Maybe next time..."
"Do you want a burrito, too?" Mom asked, her eyes getting big. I was a bit surprised as well. She'd essentially eaten two breakfasts already.
So we ordered a #8 for Lyn. She wasn't hungry. I'm not sure if she really remembered eating breakfast but we were eating and she felt it was necessary for her to eat as well. She announced halfway through hers that she was eating slowly to take her time. I think she was eating slowly because she was full.
|On the drive to Santa Fe
|I love these views
We drove up to town and viewed the International Museum of Folk Art. The museum is fascinating and I've not been there since... well, I'm pretty sure it was nearly 30 years ago. The museum is the result of one couple's passion for collecting folk art as they travelled the world.
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The next gallery had no benches. She went through it holding onto Mom. We didn't linger. She sat on a bench outside the third gallery. We kept our viewing of the pottery from the American South to under 5 minutes.
We had to help her to the car and almost had to help her in it. She wasn't exaggerating her movements. We had promised her we would stop at a favorite cafe and went there next. She needed help from the car to the table. The only step up was the curb. When her food arrived, she was upset that her fries were cold. Mom and I both reached over to pluck fries from her plate to check. They were perfect, toasty without burning. It took both of us assurning her that the fries were good for her to accept them with a shrug and a curled lip. Halfway through her meal, she declared "I don't like the pink," referring to the hamburger she was eating. The restaurant's noise and activity level was overwhelming to her and by the end of the meal, she was clearly struggling. She also needed help on the return to the car after the meal.
From there, the plan was to return home. She was worn out. There were tears on the way home. There were tears again when we got home. She was struggling with her vision. She was upset that I was scheduled to fly home the next day. She wanted a nap but wouldn't let herself give in. She was in bed by 6pm.


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4 Pros to Rising Interest Rates
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Yes, you read that headline right. There is more than just bad news associated with rising interest rates as the housing market continues to grind toward recovery. While it's easy to understand the advantages of low interest rates, it's not common you hear the other side of the story. That's why we've outline 4 good things about rising interest rates in our housing market:
Today's mortgage rates are still extremely low
It's no doubt that even at 4 %to 5%, interest rates for home loans are still at historical lows. A slight increase in rates at this point hardly affects home affordability and most housing markets are still standing strong.
Improving Economy
According to many experts, rising interest rates directly correlate with a rising economy. Increases in mortgage rates is a sign that consumer confidence is rebounding and that consumers are better able to pay higher interest rates. Higher interest rates suggest that uncertainty among investors is also improving.
The return of home purchase mortgages
Higher interest rates usually shifts the paradigm away from home refinancing and towards purchasing a home. With higher demand in home mortgages and more competition between mortgage lenders, homebuyers are more prone to receive relaxed lending requirements. For those looking to finally get into a home or upgrade to a new home, it's the perfect time to do so still.
Sellers are in a great position
Homeowners that are looking to sell their home in the current market, demand is standing tall. With rising interest rates and also increasing home prices, many home buyers are ready to jump on the homeownership band-wagon in order to avoid paying even higher rates or fees down the road. Home sales in the United States are the highest we've seen in almost six years and that trend will likely continue through the rest of 2014.
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Bruno Prats (Cos d'Estournel) and Paul Pontallier (Chateau Margaux) decided to look for high quality land in Chile to plant a new vineyard. Their third associate was their Chilean friend, agronomist and oenologist Felipe de Solminihac. In 1990, they acquired 45 acres in the 'Quebrada de Macul' – historically the heart of the Maipo Valley vineyard. Viña Aquitania was born. In January 2003, Ghislain de Montgolfier (CEO of Bollinger), became the fourth partner.
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Patrizia Calefato
Patrizia Calefato is Professor of Sociology of Culture and Communication at the University of Bari Aldo Moro, Italy. She is also affiliated professor at the Center for Fashion Studies, Stockholm University, Sweden. Her main fields of research are fashion theory, the social dimension of language and cultural studies. She is member of the advisory boards of international journals; Fashion Theory (Routledge), Journal of Asia Pacific Pop Culture (Penn State Uni. Press), Semiotica (Mouton, Berlin) and the Jomec Journal (Cardiff Uni.). She is the Director of the series "Culture, segni, comunicazione" (Bari) and a member of the Scientific Committee of the series "Culture, moda e società" (Milano) and "Les Cahiers Européens de l'imaginaire" (Paris). Her publications include: Fashion Journalism (2015), Luxury. Fashion, Lifestyles and Excess, (2014); La moda oltre la moda (2011), Body and Beauty, in J. B. Eicher (ed.), Berg Encyclopedia of World Dress and Fashion (2010) 'Fashion as cultural translation: knowledge, constrictions and transgressions on/of the female body', Social Semiotics, 20: 4, 2010. Forthcoming publications include, Paesaggi di moda, (2016); Il giubbotto e il foulard, (2016), Sustainable luxury and fashion: from global standardisation to critical customisation, in M.A. Gardetti (ed.) Sustainable Management of Luxury, (2016).
Fashion beyond fashion
Along with anthropologist Arjun Appadurai's definition for global cultural flows, I am using the neologism fashionscapes in order to determine the stratified, hybrid, multiple and fluid disposition of images of the clothed body in our time. Fashionscapes set up fashion nowadays according to new patterns, different from both Simmel's classic model (1895) and the second half of the Twentieth Century ones, based on the relationship between institutional fashion and subcultures, which is perfectly summarised by the catchphrase "from the streets to the runway". In the last two decades at least, the global economic and cultural dimension of fashion has to deal on the one hand with local, idiolectal and even personal characteristics of clothing, expressed through day to day styles and DIY of clothing and accessories. On the other hand, the typical fluidity of our times produces unpredictable exchanges, translations and fusions of the globally circulating signs of fashion and of the social imagery. In the field of fashion, therefore, are included not only the items of clothing themselves, but also the common objects of daily use and the idea itself of the clothed body. Through clothing, accessories, daily signs, fashion acquires its own rules and inventions, stories, meanings, passions, values that are handed down, bringing fashion beyond fashion itself.


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Article – Fix it – SharePoint 2013 User Profile Synchronization Service cannot be started with SQL Server 2014
I wrote an article on configuring User Profile Service for SharePoint 2010 and I have been using/ following the same steps for so many implementations up until last week.
For those who have not read it before – http://www.sharepoint24x7.com/2011/01/09/configuring-user-profile-services-in-sharepoint-server-2010/
However, I installed a new environment for one of our client last week and tried to start the User Profile Synchronization Service using Manage services on server page in Central Administration web site and it did not work.
When I click Start link to start the User Profile Synchronization Service, it stays in "Starting" state for some time (actually little longer) and then goes back to "Stopped" state.
Troubleshooting steps:
I executed all the following troubleshooting tasks and made sure that I tried all the possible solutions based on my experience and others experience:
- Adding Farm service account in to the Administrators group
- Deleting User Profile Services service application and recreating it
- Verify the password of Farm service account
- Clearing SharePoint Configuration Cache
- Changing the Log On As account for Forefront Identity Manager Service and Forefront Identity Manager Synchronization Service
- Etc…
I did all these but no luck
I started investigating further and noticed following:
- I managed to successfully start/ configure User Profile Synchronization Service on 03 VMs with Windows Server 2012 R2, SharePoint Server 2013 with Service Pack 1 and SQL Server 2012 R2
- I failed to start/ configure User Profile Synchronization Service in 03 VMs with Windows Server 2012 R2, SharePoint Server 2013 with Service Pack 1 and SQL Server 2014
I downloaded and applied June 2015 Cumulative Update for SharePoint Server 2013.
Woooohhhhooooo…!!!! It worked…!!!
Based on my investigation, I believe that SQL Server 2014 is the culprit and applying June 2015 CU resolved the issue.
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Outside Crucial, if you have any RAM that can hit 2000/2133 with CAS9/10 for sale I'm interested. I'm only looking for RAM under 140mm, the huge heatsink variety is could cause problems in my build.
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Edit2: 1600MHz no longer important since I upgraded to an 8320.
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KantanMT and LocWorld host Coastal Hike Challenge and Treasure Hunt in Dublin to Raise Funds for Translators without Borders (TWB)
KantanMT and LocWorld team up to raise funds for Translators without Borders, a non-profit organisation that works to ensure that people affected by crisis have access to vital, life-saving information in a language they can understand.
Dublin, Ireland, 28 March 2016, – KantanMT is pleased announce its collaboration with the LocWorld conference to host a coastal hike and treasure hunt that will raise funds for Translators without Borders (TWB) on Saturday, 11 June, 2016 in Howth, Dublin. The hike and treasure hunt will test the physical ability and mental agility of participating language professionals as they get together to raise money for a good cause. TWB is a non-profit organisation that provides translations for humanitarian purposes.
This is the second hike run by LocWorld and KantanMT. During the 2014 conference, language professionals took to the Wicklow mountains to plant their company or country flag on top of Leinster's second highest mountain, Djouce. The event successfully raised €10,000 for Pádraig Schäler, son of Irish localization researcher and professional, Reinhard Schäler, who was tragically injured while abroad in the US.
This year, the hike will take on a new twist that incorporates a treasure hunt in the LocWorld theme 'Engaging Global Customers'. Teams of four will start the hike at Howth Dart station following the coastal trail while solving a variety of puzzles along the route.
The puzzles, which are created by the KantanMT Team will test the mental agility, response, observation, physical ability and general knowledge skills of participants as they navigate the trail. The teams will plant their company flags mid-way through the hike in view of the famous Bailey lighthouse.
The sponsorship cost for each team of four is €1,000. Companies can sponsor more than one team. Each team will have photographs taken with their company logo on a flag. The photos will be published in Multilingual Magazine, the event's media partner. The hike is also open to individuals to take part for €100, and they will be assigned a team by the organisers. The event will be a great opportunity to network with peers, enjoy a day of fun and raise money for a great cause.
"The humanitarian work done by Translators without Borders is extremely critical and has saved lives in many situations across the globe," says Tony O'Dowd, Founder and Chief Architect at KantanMT. "We are very eager to make this event a success and raise as much funds as we possibly can in order to help support the brilliant work being done by TWB. I would like to take this opportunity to urge companies to join us in this fun-filled and important event."
"Thanks to Locworld and KantanMT for organizing this event, I am really looking forward to participating. The money raised will help to provide vital information to people who need it most, in their own language, " says Aimee Ansari, Executive Director of Translators without Borders.
Following the hike, the teams will enjoy dinner and a drink with Irish entertainment in a well-known restaurant/pub where the treasure hunt winners will be announced.
To register a team for the hike or learn more about the event visit www.coastalflagchallenge.com or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
About LocWorld
LocWorld the leading conference for international business, translation, localization and global website management. Attendees are the people responsible for communicating across the boundaries of language and culture in the global marketplace. With a specific emphasis on global business the conference provides an opportunity for the exchange of high-value information in the language and translation services and technologies market.
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Question about 2005 Chevrolet Malibu Maxx
I have read other posts where the writers had problems with their power steering. It freaked me out the otherday when after starting the car I proceeded to drive out the driveway when the electric power steering went off. he message on the info board on the dash just said problem with power steering. I was able to back up and park the vehicle. Called Onstar and had them do a diagnostic and found no problems. Left the car and being a weekend could not get any help. My husband jumps in on Monday morn (tuesday actually - long weekend) starts up the car and drives it to the dealer with absolutely no problems. I have read that it resets itself. Can this happen while driving on the highway as I can see this a being potentially dangerous? Should I be scared and worried? The dealer did nothing to the car as basically there was nothing to do. This happened for the first time tonight. Steering suddenly got very hard to turn to the left. Assist still worked turning to the right. Fortunately I had a lot of room when it happened, and just made a very wide left turn around the corner because it was unexpected. It also made the car very hard to keep going straight due to the asymetrical nature. We weaved our way home, barely staying in the lane (it was very windy to boot). Shut it off, and a bit later, all was OK. Did not notice any warning lights. This was worrysome as when it happened, it had the effect of halting the movement mid-turn. And, after that, it took a lot of muscle to turn the wheel. My wife is using the car tomorrow, and it scares me it will happen again, and she will not be able to turn the steering wheel. I will be contacting the dealer soonest. I have lost hydraulic power steering numerous times in my life. This was much worse due to suddeness, the asymetry, and the fact the car has a rather high ratio steering gear. Scary, even for someone with professional driver (race) training.
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I think I have lost everything possible at some point, from tie rods to
wheels, but this one took me for a loop. If I had been turning right, I
would have been well into oncoming traffic instead of the curb. And, I
can't stress the asymetrical nature enough. If it is going to shut
down, it should be total, not just in one direction. It took real
concentration to keep the car on the road. All the little 'corrections'
we do sub-conciously were out of whack. It went right OK, then apply
the same effort to the left, and, well it is like bumping up against a
rubber pillow. I know things fail. The nature of the failure is what
scares me most.
I really like the car, but the electric steering has bothered me from
the start. Even normally, it is way too easy to out-pace the system -
slip sliding around in winter say. It's surely not a performance car,
but it should at least be able to keep up with an old (er) man. It also
doesn't need such a quick ratio, makes un-assisted steering that much
harder to boot. It will be going in under the special service bulletin
as soon as I can afford the down time. Till then........
Know what? As soon as the warranty(s) expire, I'd look into retro-fitting to a normal rack & pinion setup. Parts involved would be a different steering wheel/column assembly (and electrical hookups), steering rack with tie rod ends, possibly two steering knuckles with brake assemblies. Depending upon if you want power or not, a steering pump, with bracket & different drive belt.(+) hoses. If any parts are the same for both systems, then they are re-usable. Doing this would require doing a bunch of "homework" but if it was mine and I intended to keep it for a long time, I'd already be researching this!
I recognize the need for weight elimination to make epa mpg requirements but they are going too far. Electronics are great in some areas, that's how they get so much hp out of tiny engines (can you imagine a 69 charger with a 440 or hemi (a real one) with electronic fuel management? With a gear change, they would run high 11's in the quarter mile back then. with efi, they likely would run low 10's or better!
As usual the engineers are completely out of touch with reality...Their first job is to keep drivers safe. In making systems that fail such as yours has, they flat out are not doing that!
Sorry I got so verbose on this but it's been something I've been quite annoyed with for a long time!!!
And they wonder why the big 3 are in trouble? They have taken every normal working reliable system out of our vehicles and replaced them with expensive, unnecessary and unreliable components. I too have race experience and know what you mean. "default" should be to a safe and managable setting. I'd bring it back to dealer and make sure in no uncertain terms that I want it fixed, yesterday! good luck
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This statistical report presents a range of information on drug use by adults and children drawn together from a variety of sources. It focuses on England only where possible although some statistics are only readily available at GB or UK level or for England and Wales combined. Some of this is new information whilst some has been published previously.
More detail can be found in the source publications which contain a wider range of data and analysis.
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Analyses from NHS Digital Hospital Episode Statistics (HES).
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The Office for National Statistics (ONS) on deaths related to drug misuse.
National drug treatment monitoring system (NDTMS).
Crime survey for England and Wales (CSEW).
Adult Psychiatric Morbidity Survey (APMS),
Smoking, Drinking and Drug Use (SDD).
What About Youth (WAY).
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Drug misuse related hospital admissions (England)
- In 2015/16 there were 8,621 hospital admissions with a primary diagnosis of drug-related mental health and behavioural disorders. This is 6 per cent more than 2014/15 and 11 per cent higher than 2005/06.
- There were 15,074 hospital admissions with a primary diagnosis of poisoning by illicit drugs. This is 6 per cent more than 2014/15 and 51 per cent more than 2005/06.
Deaths related to drug misuse (England and Wales)
- In 2015 there were 2,479 registered deaths related to drug misuse. This is an increase of 10 per cent on 2014 and 48 per cent higher than 2005.
- Deaths related to drug misuse are at their highest level since comparable records began in 1993.
Drug use among adults (England and Wales)
- In 2015/16, around 1 in 12 (8.4 per cent) adults aged 16 to 59 had taken an illicit drug in the last year. This equates to around 2.7 million people.
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Ed Miliband's conference speech struck me as inspirational. No notes, just the man. And for the first time, it seems, since he was an impassioned Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change and fought fiercely for his beliefs at Copenhagen in 2009, we saw the fire in his belly. At last!
Maybe Mr Cameron has a fight on his hands after all.
Ian Bartlett
East Molesey, Surrey
No single party can give us One Nation government. Parties are ideological by definition: our most fundamental problems are not.
The country needs most what it wants least: a more balanced coalition. Only the necessity to accommodate Liberal views in government has mitigated Tory ideological instincts. The Liberals need to be stronger to achieve a better balance – but we won't vote for them. We prefer the delusion that we can solve our problems by replacing an ideologically right-wing government with an ideologically left-wing government.
Only a well-balanced coalition denies the electorate the easy option of voting against the sitting government: and denies party politicians the power to implement divisive policies.
Keith Farman
St Albans, Hertfordshire
Ed Miliband, by speaking without notes, said: "Look at me; I'm speaking from my heart." Next time Mr Miliband speaks using notes, we can assume that he is speaking from somewhere else.
Patrick Tansey
The Labour conference speech by Ed Balls, declaring that George Osborne is responsible for the recession, won't convince anyone who has read a newspaper in the past two years. The talk of "tough choices", translated into English, means: we will do exactly what the Tories are doing but we'll do it better and fairer, honest.
Before I retired from local government in 2010, like all other budget holders I had already received instructions from senior management in 2009 to "think the unthinkable" when proposing revenue plans for the following three years. This was before Gordon Brown lost the election and while working for a Labour-controlled council.
By "think the unthinkable" they meant that if you can find substantial cuts to your budget, however radical the impact on the service, however many jobs are cut, but still provide the service, detail those proposals in your business plan. As I recall, we had to submit proposals for up to 20 per cent cuts.
Any notion that Labour will do things very differently is deeply flawed. They could of course, as, er, socialists, make sure that the billions lost in corporation and personal taxation of the very rich is clawed back, but they won't.
Adrian J P Morgan
Darwen, Lancashire
Shakespeare would not approve of BP
Those who complained that their enjoyment of a Shakespeare production at the RSC was disrupted by anti-BP activists should think again (report, 3 October). They might like to consider that the Bard would, were he alive today, have penned a highly enlightening play on corporate greed. Britain's arts institutions promote the ideals of well-being, excellence, progress and sustainability. But they fail to see that these are seriously undermined by BP's sponsorship.
The company is using its sponsorship to soften the reputational damage it suffered in the aftermath of the Deepwater Horizon disaster. And, by and large, it has worked. As art, heritage and sport, and indeed the world, learned to flourish without support from slavery, tobacco and alcohol, arts panjandrums should distance themselves from the peddlers of fossil fuel and cleanse the oil stain from art.
Nick Reeves
Executive Director
Chartered Institution of Water and Environmental Management
London WC1
Open up private schools to all
The proposal to allow bright children from poor backgrounds to attend private schools uses misleading language (report, 3 October). It does not involve "open access" because it is based on selection, and rather than being "radical" it appears to be a version of the old grammar school system.
The proposal is well intentioned but misguided. It focuses on academically gifted children, disregarding children who may be talented in other ways, and would write off the vast majority of children, who would be considered unworthy for the scheme. That is not social mobility. We should be trying to find a way of allowing every child in the country access to a private education.
A truly radical idea would be to allow poorer families to spend an educational allowance on private education, which could then be topped up with bursaries or scholarships. This would allow the private sector to grow and in time we would have a system that truly provides parental choice, while also getting the best out of every child.
David Hanson
Chief Executive, Independent Association of Prep Schools
Leamington, Warwickshire
Shouting 'Fire!' in a mosque?
Your correspondent Michael McCarthy (letter, 26 September), commenting on Muslim anger over insults to Mohamed, refers to the "universally condemned liberty" to shout "Fire!" in a crowded theatre.
The original reference comes from Schenck vs United States (1919), when Oliver Wendell Holmes asserted that the right to free speech "would not protect a man in falsely shouting 'Fire!' in a theatre and causing a panic."
However, what Holmes equated to falsely shouting fire was in fact Charles Schenck distributing anti-draft material during the First World War. I suspect that few Independent readers would agree with Holmes's opinion in that specific case.
In any case, Schenck vs United States has effectively been superseded by Brandenburg vs Ohio (1969), which set the free speech bar higher. To be illegal, it must directly incite specific criminal action. (Brandenburg was a Ku Klux Klan leader whose conviction was overturned by the Supreme Court under the First Amendment. We find ourselves with unfortunate bedfellows in the defence of free speech.)
My view is that the right to publish offensive material should be fully protected and defended. However, using that right gratuitously to offend should be discouraged. Making and distributing deliberately provocative material seemingly only for the purposes of generating a (preferably violent) response is both juvenile and unhelpful. It would be nice to think that political dialogue could be conducted on a slightly higher plane.
John Morgan
London N4
European arrest warrant works
As the case of teacher Jeremy Forrest moves from the French to the English courts perhaps now is the time to recognise the EU arrest warrant (EAW). Extradition has been secured in hours.
The EAW has to be one of the most successful examples of co-operation there is. It is inconceivable to me that anyone, including members of my own party, wants to end this.
In its first four years the EAW secured the extradition of almost 12,000 suspects.
David Cameron is coming under increasing pressure to walk away from this co-operation and has until 2014 to decide. I hope he doesn't.
Sajjad Karim MEP
Conservative Spokesman for Legal Affairs. European Parliament, Brussels
A hundred years of country dance
We were fascinated to read that the borough of Bexhill, which Liam O'Brien describes (2 October) as "a town of Zimmer frames and walking sticks, of stamp societies and country dances", has the highest concentration of centenarians in the country.
As anyone who knows anything about country dancing is well aware, this activity is excellent exercise. It requires quickness of reaction and all sorts of skills, both mental and physical, as well as providing social interaction and stimulation. In addition, the way the dance movements complement the wonderful music engenders feelings of wellbeing and satisfaction.
So it's not surprising that some of its devotees live into their eleventh decade.
Adrian West
Gillian West
London N21
Complexities in the Middle East
Contrary to the assumption of C Cameron, (letter 3 October), Israel is the nation-state of the Jewish people, not of the Jewish religion. It was established following the UN partition decision of 1947.
Of course criticism of Israel or Zionism is not anti-Semitic. But critics of Israel, Jewish or not, who oppose the right of Israel to exist as the nation-state of the Jewish people, while not opposing the existence of any other nation-state, exhibit a clear racist attitude and can be rightfully called anti-Semitic.
Dr Jacob Amir
Ian Linden, Director of Policy for the Tony Blair Faith Foundation, tells us (letter, 2 October) that Blair is well aware of the "complex political dynamics of the current situation in the Middle East", despite suggestions to the contrary. Doubters are urged to look at Blair's record as a peace broker.
Can we take it that this is not the Tony Blair who contributed to the complex political dynamics of the region by invading Iraq, but someone else of the same name?
Michael Swan
Didcot, Oxfordshire
Canada's victory
Regarding recent articles and letters concerning Canada, let us not forget that this year is the 200th anniversary of a four-pronged attack by the USA to annex Canada. This was done while most UK forces were occupied fighting Napoleon. The US forces were defeated by the small UK force stationed there, but only because of the essential co-operation of the Canadian Native Indians.
Eric Evans
Dorchester, Dorset
Concrete desert
Thank you for printing the Flooding map (29 September). Could you next please print a drought and hosepipe ban map? Then please parcel them up and send them off to the rocket scientists who think that the best plan for the south of the country is more concrete, and attendant water usage, wastage and run-off.
Alan Hallsworth
Waterlooville, Hampshire
Force of history
On the very day Eric Hobsbawm died pictures of a gathering at Karl Marx's grave were being broadcast on the BBC. That old fellow in the sky with the beard gets it right sometimes.
Ivor Morgan
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With the theme 'Light up the technological light' a three-day Dhaka Laptop Fair 2010 is going to start from 7-9 July 2010 at Bangabandhu International Conference Center BICC, organized by Maker Communication. After the successful completion of previous six laptop fair, for the seventh time Acer, Toshiba, Lenovo and Samsung are the four sponsors and promotional Partner is HP.
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Advocate Md. Kamrul Islam, Honorable Minister of State, Ministry of Law, Justice & Parliamentary Affairs would inaugurate the Dhaka Laptop Fair 2010. Mustafa Jabbar, President, Bangladesh Computer Samiti and Musa Ibrahim, First Bangladeshi Everest Conqueror would be presented as Special Guest at the opening event.
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