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EU: Ansip optimistic about the future of 5G
- Following the World Mobile Congress, Commission Vice President Andrus Ansip claimed in an interview that Europe was in a good position to lead the race on 5G thanks to the 5G Action Plan and the reforms to telecom rules.
- On the free flow of data, Ansip recalled the ongoing discussions with Member States to assess their "digital border controls." A first dialogue happened on 23 February. The Commission will consider infringement proceedings if necessary.
EU: Commission published Digital Headlines
- On 3 March, together with the Digital Economy and Society Index (DESI), the Commission published Digital Headlines for "Advancing Europe's digital future" calling on EU leaders to endorse Digital Single Markets (DSM) policies.
- Ahead of the mid-term review of the DSM in May, it stressed the need to invest in very high-capacity connectivity, and ensure high levels of data protection and cybersecurity.
EU: Discussions over the copyright reform and link tax
- The newspaper Politico released a leaked version of the European Parliament's draft report on copyright.
- The draft report gets rid of the so-called neighbouring right for press publishers and instead proposes that publishers would have the right to sue in their own name when defending the rights of authors for the digital use of their works.
- The leaked report also claims it will bring more clarity to the question of the obligations of platforms to monitor copyright infringements.
EU: Results of the open consultation for the Next Generation Initiative (NGI)
- On 6 Match, the final report of the open consultation for the Next Generation Initiative (NGI), held between 10th November 2016 and 9th January 2017, was released.
- In general, the 449 participants believed that citizens' sovereignty over their own data should be ensured, and privacy protected. They also felt that the Internet should ensure diversity, pluralism and the right to choose and avoid the concentration of data in a few proprietary platforms.
EU: Commission Rolling Plan for ICT Standardisation
- On 3 March, the Commission released its 2017 Rolling Plan on ICT Standardisation. It aims to provide a bridge between EU policies and standardisation activities in ICT.
- The Plan refers to five priority domains: 5G, IoT, Cybersecurity, Cloud and Big Data, already identified by the Commission in its previous Communication on ICT Priority Standards. It indicates actions in support of them as well as a number of other areas such as FinTech, smart cities, transport, advanced manufacturing or robotics.
EU: Parliament discussions on the report on European gigabit society and 5G
- On 6 March, the European Parliament Committee on the Internal Market and Consumer Protection (IMCO) held a discussion on the European gigabit society.
- The debate focused on the need for investment and public-private partnerships to provide the necessary infrastructure.
- The S&D group outlined four priorities: the development of IoT, the financing of new infrastructures to reach the 2025 connectivity objective, the removal of the digital divide between rural and urban areas and the standardisation of 5G technology.
EU: Ansip and Avramopoulos to travel to the US to discuss digital aspects of transatlantic cooperation
- Commission Vice President Andrus Ansip started a three-day visit to Washington DC. He will meet new U.S. Secretary of Commerce Wilbur Ross to discuss EU-US cooperation on a number of ICT issues, such as the EU-US Privacy Shield, cyber security, digital globalisation, data economy and internet governance.
- Commissioner Dimitris Avramopoulos together with Maltese and Estonian Council Presidency Ministers will pay a visit to Silicon Valley to meet with US internet companies and discuss anti-terrorism projects.
EU: BEREC 2017 main priorities
- In an ETNO Think Digital video, Sébastien Soriano, 2017 BEREC Chair and President, discussed the three main priorities for regulators in 2017: reviewing the telecom code, implementing net neutrality rules and developing activities in the field of mobile networks.
- At the World Mobile Congress, he stated BEREC support for the Commission's proposal to harmonize National Regulation Authorities' competencies on market shaping aspects of spectrum management and insisted on the need to pursue the transatlantic dialogue to favour open access to the internet.
Germany: The government will invest €100 billion in broadband networks though 2025
- On 7 March, German federal minister for digital infrastructure, Alexander Dobrindt, together with several major European telecoms companies, including Deutsche Telekom, Vodafone and Telefónica, announced a plan to invest €100 billion in broadband networks through 2025.
- The German Minister specified that the project will focus not only on a wide bandwidth but also on security.
Global: WikiLeaks dumps alleged secret CIA hacking files
- On 7 March, WikiLeaks began to publish a new series of leaked CIA documents. The first part "Year Zero" includes 8,761 files describing the hacking tools the US Central Intelligence Agency allegedly used to gather intelligence.
- The CIA defended its intelligence gathering mission and argued that the agency exists to "aggressively collect foreign intelligence."
- On 9 March, WikiLeaks agreed to share the documents with tech firms and said it would release "additional details" later.
EU: DigitalEurope on data flows in trade agreements
- On 8 March, DigitalEurope released a position paper warning the European Commission about the risks of data protectionism.
- It claimed that the approach currently being considered risked making it "easier for third countries to introduce protectionist measures, forced data localization and restrictions to market access by misusing the privacy exceptions."
- It stated that any trade agreement should recognise the free flow of data in the promotion of digital trade.
EU: Council to address ePrivacy Regulation at the end of March
- The proposed ePrivacy Regulation will only be addressed by the Council members on March 31. Member States will have an opportunity to request clarifications by the European Commission before adopting any position later in the year.
- Meanwhile, criticism and doubts continue to be issued by different players. Industry stakeholders have criticised the Commission's move to include machine-to-machine communication in the scope of the regulation.
US: Renewed support for EU-US Privacy Shield
- At an address to his Department's employees, the newly confirmed US Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross confirmed the US interest in supporting the transatlantic data transfer agreement. He stated that "We must build upon hard work many of you have done in support of privacy shield".
The Netherlands: All-Paper election amid fear of Russian election hacking
- The Dutch government confirmed its decision to return to paper-based voting for the upcoming general election of 15 March.
- This drastic response could inspire other countries which are holding important elections this year. France already announced that the electronic vote will not be possible for the legislative election of next June.


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May 11th, 2016
My family has been seeing Dr. Patricia Peterson Fontenot since they were born. Children 19,18,17, 7. We have loved being a patient of hers. She would be the first pediatrician I would recommend to family and friends. The staff has always been wonderful and we have followed her during her career following several location moves. (Mesquite, Forney, to Sunnyvale) That is how highly we value her as our family doctor. However, after the unprofessional display and poor bedside manner she displayed in front of my children (her patients) we are firing her as our family doctor. Below is an outline of events. 5/5/16: Appointment made for Lauren Lopez for shots for her clinical program. 5/11/16: Daughter arrives with her brother ( age 19) for appointment. 8:59 am: Daughter calls stating if we have a copy of her current shot record. I told Lauren we have been a patient of Dr. Fontenot since she has been born, they should have those records. The nurse gets on the phone and I tell her the same information. She states that they no longer have access to old records do to a facility move; but will do a titer and check her blood for the Hepatitis vaccine. I am okay with that and hang up. 9:12 am: I get a text message from my son that Dr. Fontenot is requesting a copy of her most recent shot records. I call him and request to speak to the doctor. She opts to put me on speaker phone. I tell her we have been a patient of hers since Lauren was born. She very rudely states âI know that and havenât seen her in 2 yrs.â She has not needed to see you during this time. Again, I state you have the most current shot record. She states âNo, I did not give her the 7 yr. old shots, I cannot find it in my records. â Again I tell her we only see her. At this time she is irate and yelling at me stating we are waiting to the very last minute to gets these shots and now we want her to jump through hoops to get them done. I remind her âDr. Fontenot I have four children who see you, I do not appreciate the attitude.â This makes her even more upset, yelling and she scolds me on how she is supposed to do a TB test but there office is closed on Saturday. I tell her at the time of scheduling this was conveyed, this is the date the office scheduled me for. I am well aware of how a TB test is done. She then again yells at me âWell if you know then you know I cannot do it this late notice.â By this time I am done with the lack of bedside manner she is displaying in front of my 16 yr. old daughter and son. Who by the way are her patients and have been since birth. I thanked her for her time and stated we will be looking for another doctor to care for our family and I disconnect the call. My son calls back to tell me as they were leaving she was very unprofessional stating, âOh well she just wonât be in the program.â By the way Dr. Fontenot the date on the letter is a soft date, we spoke with the program director and were given more time. You would have known that had you chose to listen instead of attack. This exhibit of behavior just demonstrates that I and my family were just âpaycheckâ for her. And how can she not have access to my familyâs old records.
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A great doctor
Dr Fontenot and her staff is excellent always answers any questions I have or concerns expecially since my son is autistic. Dr Fontenot is very thorough about making sure she looks over my son well and always answers my questions.
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December 24th, 2014
The staff is absolutely horrible. I called to get my son in because he has been running a fever for two days. They set the appointment and called me back about 20 min later when I was headed that way saying they had to have his ins card because my ins changed. My ins never changed and his card was on file. I informed her of that and she then go an attitude with me saying I DID have different ins at that time and I will NOT be seen if I don't have my NEW card. My son is not well at all and thanks to them, will not get better. Thank God for ER's.
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July 22nd, 2014
I have 3 small children with no help. I made an appt. The office called and changed it. So I take off work rush there for them to tell me I need a medicaid card. So I missed work and rushed for nothing. So I get card 5 to 7 days reschedule appt. Appt. Is at 930am so of course I have to miss work again. So I go into the office and they tell me they don't take his insurance because he gets ssi. Wow, Could they not have told me from day one and not put me through this escapade.
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April 19th, 2012
My 2 girls 9 and 3 visited doctor Fontenot for the 2 time in her new facility my 3 year old was very tired my 9 year old was going allergy testing and ...
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Dr. Fontenot is a wonderful doctor the majority of my family goes to her. I tell everybody about her and tell them to take their kids to her. i have 2 children and i would never take them to another doctor.
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D:Pm6.5Dyna'00Dyna-1.p65 DYNAMIS. Acta Hisp. Med. Sci. Hist. Illus. 2000, 20, 17-29. Learning Medieval Medicine: The Boundaries of University Teaching. Introduction CORNELIUS O'BOYLE (*) What was new about teaching medicine in a university context? What distinguished it from the sort of medical education that went before? In the past, historians have treated these questions either as problems of analyzing the contents of university medicine (its texts and doctrines) or as problems of characterizing its method of procedure (scholasticism). The exemplary scholarship that this approach has produced over the years has certainly been of great value in providing the basic facts of early university medicine. We now know the stages by which Greek and Arabic medical sources were translated into Latin and made the object of commentary by Western scholars. We know how masters in twelfth-century Salerno fashioned out of these sources a curriculum of studies that subsequently became the foundation of medical teaching in the new universities. We know where, when and how this medicine became the subject of teaching in the universities of the thirteenth century. We know which texts were taught, who taught them, and what medical doctrines they derived from them. We already know, then, how medicine came to be taught as a university discipline. But does this really explain why medicine was institutionalized in the new universities? Does it explain how doctors presented the practical craft of medicine as a learned body of knowledge fit for teaching in the universities, and what the advantages were of doing so? Does it correctly identify what distinguished early university medicine from other forms (*) Lecturer in the History of Medicine. The Wellcome Institute for the History of Medicine. 183 Euston Road. London NW1 2BE. United Kingdom. 18 CORNELIUS O'BOYLE DYNAMIS. Acta Hisp. Med. Sci. Hist. Illus. 2000, 20, 17-29. of medical learning? These questions, we believe, have not yet been given s


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THE question haunting Madison Avenue these days is, to paraphrase Sigmund Freud, ''What do consumers want?'' As changes in demographics and lifestyles accelerate, consumer behavior is becoming increasingly difficult to predict. More people are surfing the Web, fewer are watching the tube. And a many are becoming more skeptical toward advertising in general.
As a result, advertising agencies are scrambling to understand and predict consumer behavior, the better to serve their marketer clients. The goal is to identify and forecast trends and patterns before they enter the mainstream and become obvious.
Tracking trends is a significant new task for agencies, says Tony Wright, strategy director at Ogilvy & Mather Worldwide in New York, the WPP Group agency that creates campaigns for consumer-centric brands like American Express, Dove, Maxwell House, Miller Lite and Sprite. For that reason, Ogilvy has joined rivals like DDB Worldwide and Euro RSCG Worldwide in offering clients a specialty in trend tracking.
In October, Ogilvy formed a worldwide consulting division under Mr. Wright called Crystal, being led by two managing directors: Zoe Lazarus, 32, based in London, and Richard Welch, 30, based in New York. (Ms. Lazarus is no relation to Shelly Lazarus, chairwoman and chief executive of Ogilvy.) The name ''reflected clarity, which is what we are all about,'' Mr. Welch said.
In an interview, Ms. Lazarus and Mr. Welch discussed tracking initiatives and some trends they are watching.Continue reading the main story
Following are excerpts from that conversation:
Q. Why has trend tracking become such a trend? Or is it just a fad? A lot of the so-called cool hunters, self-styled experts at spotting trends among younger consumers, seem to be fading away.
Ms. Lazarus: It has maybe been a bit of a fad, but the ideas behind it make good sense. It's good to have advance-warning radar about what's happening among consumers.
Perhaps there is a danger with having to continuously come up with new ideas. Leading-edge trends change, but not every month. Some have longevity.
Mr. Welch: A lot of ''cool hunters'' were just buying stuff new and interesting and bringing it back to companies and saying, ''This is a trend.'' You need to dig deeper, look behind these things, look at the drivers, why it's occurring.
Ms. Lazarus: Otherwise it's just random new ideas.
Q. Could you describe some of the major reasons marketers need to have trend watchers?
Mr. Welch: You want to build empathy between your brand and the people you're selling to. If you don't try to tap into how they spend their time, who they are, it's just another brand. If you don't understand the changes they undergo, you can't communicate effectively with them. And it's not necessarily right for every brand, every product, every category. It has to have resonance with the brand and the brand values.
Ms. Lazarus: You're looking for leading-edge trends that will eventually filter into the mainstream in one to two years' time, changing patterns in leisure behavior, holiday destinations, music choices, as well as fashion trends.
Mr. Welch: It's important to look at the periphery, because that's where trends start.
Ms. Lazarus and Mr. Welch (almost in unison): Piercing, tattoos, the Internet.
Q: How does trend tracking help marketers as they seek to reach consumers in nontraditional ways?
Ms. Lazarus: There's the rise of word-of-mouth influence on marketing communications. It's really something quite significant for the whole industry. How do you fuel positive word of mouth? You have to be more inventive, come up with more imaginative strategies.
Studying leading-edge cultures can give you inspiration, ways of targeting key people for fueling word of mouth: the tastemakers, the influential people.
Mr. Welch: It's also important because of the idea among consumers that if you discover something, you own it. Discovery is now a big part of marketing. If you find out about something that's not in the mainstream, you like to disseminate the information yourself, because it gives you kudos with your peer group, whether on the golf course or in the schoolyard.
Q. There's a belief that trends develop most often when the economy is booming and consumers, flush with money, are more willing to experiment. Is that true?
Mr. Welch and Ms. Lazarus (actually in unison): Probably the opposite.
Mr. Welch: Times of economic recession are when creativity is most fascinating. People working without huge budgets tend to be more innovative.
Q. How can trend trackers discern the difference between a trend and a fad? Or tell when a trend is over?
Ms. Lazarus: Quite often, fads are part of something bigger and more important. Even if not, it's better for clients to know something than for competitors to latch on to it.
Mr. Welch: Then there's something we call the New York defense strategy. As soon as New Yorkers hear about a trend, they say it's over, because they don't want to have to know about it or risk getting involved with it.
Ms. Lazarus: It happens in London, too.
Q. Now for the fun part. Could you detail some of the trends you have been tracking recently for clients?
Mr. Welch: There's ''anticool,'' for those who think cool has been democratized, and the mainstream has access to it because of InStyle, MTV.
Ms. Lazarus: It's a defensive strategy by the leading-edge culture against the mainstream appropriation of cool.
Mr. Welch:: There's a reappraisal of things traditionally deemed uncool: trucker hats, Pabst Blue Ribbon and Miller High Life beers, heavy-metal music.
Ms. Lazarus: It's the whole ''white trash'' culture, which has been the antithesis of designer culture. In the U.K., the coolest places to hang out are plain old pubs.
We've seen a resurgence in what we call ironic pastimes: camping, lawn bowling, knitting.
Mr. Welch: You see fishing in fashion-magazine layouts, caravaning.
Q. What is another trend you have been tracking?
Ms. Lazarus: It's called ''V.I.P. culture,'' and it's about creating the reality or illusion of exclusivity: gold-card and platinum-card credit cards, fast-tracking through the airport, limited-edition merchandise from mass brands like Nike and Banana Republic, V.I.P. rooms at clubs. If half the club is a V.I.P. room, in the back there's a V.V.I.P. room.
It's all about having a backstage pass, separating yourself from everyone else. The more everything becomes accessible, the more some people want to be separate, desire status and prestige.
Q. And how would awareness of V.I.P. culture affect marketers?
Mr. Welch: The fact you know Nokia has a range called Vertu [a line of handsets priced far higher than those bearing the Nokia brand] can make you more likely to buy the lower-end range because it brings you a closeness to the higher-end.
Q. Another trend, please?
Ms. Lazarus: ''Neighborhood pride,'' renewed interest in local identities, down to individual districts, suburbs. It's a reaction against us becoming global consumers, all connected. And local identities are important to people to express authenticity.
Mr. Welch: Neighborhoodies is a good example. [This is a Brooklyn company selling clothes bearing names of neighborhoods like Chelsea in Manhattan, Carroll Gardens in Brooklyn and the Tenderloin in San Francisco.]
Ms. Lazarus: The world has ''I Love NY'' T-shirts, but people who actually live in the city buy the subway-line T-shirts or the ''212'' T-shirts.
Q. And the implications would be?
Ms. Lazarus: This is interesting for brands that have placed so much emphasis on global strategies, but now need to recognize there's also local pride.
Q. Can you tell a bit about your own personal trend-tracking habits?
Ms. Lazarus: We read a lot of magazines.
Mr. Welch: Gay Goth.
Ms. Lazarus: Sleaze Nation, Sue Ellen. There are good ones from Japan, like Relax. And we spend loads of time on the Web.Continue reading the main story


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Iron deficiency anemia occurs when the body lacks mineral iron to produce the hemoglobin it needs to make red blood cells. In general, there are three stages leading from iron deficiency to anemia:
Most of the iron used in the body can be recycled from blood and reused. Nevertheless, iron deficiency can occur from a number of conditions.
Inadequate Iron Intake. A healthy diet easily provides enough iron. In general, most people need just 1 mg, and menstruating women need 2 mg of extra iron each day. This means that lack of iron in the diet is not a common cause of iron deficiency anemia, except in infants. In fact, most American adults may be consuming too much iron in their diet. Most of the iron in red blood cells is recycled and reused. Iron-poor diets are a cause of anemia only in people with existing risks for iron deficiency. Children who have not yet eaten iron-fortified formulas or iron-enriched cereal may also become anemic.
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Impaired Absorption of Iron. Impaired absorption of iron is caused by:
Genetic Causes. Some people are born with iron deficiency. Certain cases may be due to a mutation of the Nramp2 gene, which regulates a protein responsible for delivering iron to the cells.
Anemia of chronic disease (ACD), also called anemia of chronic inflammation (ACI), is a common condition associated with a wide variety of persistent inflammatory diseases. It can be very severe and require transfusions.
The Inflammatory Process and ACD. ACD is not completely understood. In ACD, iron is not efficiently recycled from blood cells, and red blood cell survival is reduced. In addition, there is impaired response to erythropoietin, the hormone that acts in the bone marrow to increase the production of red blood cells. (Abnormal function and low levels of erythropoietin, in fact, may be the most important factor in ACD, with impaired iron utilization being a consequence.)
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Causes and Risk Factors
Aplastic Anemia
Bone marrow fails to produce all types of blood cells. Symptoms, in addition to standard anemia, are bleeding in mucous membranes and skin, gingivitis, higher risk for infection, and shortness of breath.
Cause is unknown in half the cases. Known causes include hereditary conditions (Fanconi's anemia), viruses (HIV, hepatitis, Epstein-Barr), autoimmune diseases (lupus, rheumatoid arthritis), medications (valproic acid, tacrolimus, azathioprine) or chemicals (benzene, pesticides).
Transfusions, antibiotics, bone marrow or stem cell transplantation, immunosuppressant drugs.
Genetic blood disease caused by a defect in the rate of production of hemoglobin. The two major forms are thalassemia minor and thalassemia major (Cooley's anemia, beta thalassemia). Thalassemia minor is the more common and milder form, in which lifespan is normal. Thalassemia major can be serious, but is very rare.
Affects males and females equally. Most common in people of Mediterranean descent, especially Italians and Greeks. Both types of thalassemia are found in an area that extends from northern Africa and southern Europe to Thailand, including Iran, Iraq, Indonesia, and southern China. Thalassemia major is more common in families who intermarry.
Transfusions to supply enough red blood cells to achieve moderate anemia and avoid iron overload are standard approaches for thalassemia major. Investigations are ongoing to find alternatives to transfusions. Hydroxyurea, 5-azacytidine, erythropoietin, or butyrate analogues may help some patients. Bone marrow transplantation may be needed for some types of thalassemia.
Hemolytic Anemias: Acquired
Anemia caused by hemolysis (premature destruction of red blood cells). Diagnosis considered when there is marked increase in RBC production by bone marrow.
Autoimmune hemolytic anemia is the primary type, in which antibodies produced by the immune system damage RBCs. Cause unknown or associated with disorders such as systemic lupus erythematosus, lymphoma, and paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria. Other causes are high exposure to certain metals or chemicals (lead, copper, benzene, naphthalene), snake and insect bites, malaria, transfusions, post-surgical complications, and drugs such as methyldopa. In infants, blood group incompatibility between mother and child or infections in the womb.
Corticosteroids for autoimmune hemolytic anemia. Transfusions beneficial in many cases. Various immunosuppressive drugs may be tried, as well as splenectomy. Eculizumab (Soliris) is approved for treatment of paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria.
Hemolytic Anemias: Inherited
Hemolysis (premature destruction of RBCs) caused by sphere-shaped RBCs, which have difficulties circulating through the spleen.
Inherited defects include membrane defects, hemoglobin abnormalities, and enzyme deficiencies. Fava beans may trigger symptoms. More likely and more serious in males than females.
Blood transfusions may be necessary for some types of hemolytic anemia. Experimental trials use immune globulin. Removal of the spleen (splenectomy) or bone marrow transplantation may help some patients.
Sideroblastic Anemias
Group of anemias caused by impaired ability of bone marrow to produce normal RBCs. Normal-to-high iron levels, but iron cannot be used to make hemoglobin. In addition to the standard symptoms of anemia are jaundice, enlarged liver and spleen, fever, headache, loss of appetite, vomiting, and leg sores. Symptoms can be mild. Usually appears in childhood. Infections, trauma, and pregnancy may trigger symptoms.
Inherited or acquired after excessive alcohol use, certain medications, including chloramphenicol, or other disorders, including some cancers and rheumatoid arthritis. More common in the elderly.
Deferoxamine (Desferal) is used to remove iron. Effectiveness is increased when ascorbate is added to the regimen. Folate and pyridoxine are used, but their effectiveness is under question.
Sickle Cell Anemia
Serious, life-threatening, inherited disease. The sickle-shaped, inflexible RBC has impaired ability to squeeze through vessels. Short lifespan of RBC (10-20 days) causes anemia. In addition to anemia symptoms, joint and bone pain, infections, and heart failure can occur.
Disease and genetic trait occurs primarily in people of African descent and people from India and Mediterranean regions.
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The F-S fighting knife or Fairbairn-Sykes Fighting Knife was made in 1941, specially for British commandos and marine raiders during World War II. The F-S knife was used for both thrusting and slashing, and was used specifically for surprise attacks and fighting. William Ewart Fairbairn and Eric Anthony Sykes are the designers of this deadly weapon. The F-S fighting type knife is a double-edged knife which resembles a dagger. The length of the blade is about 7.5 inches (19 cm). Currently Fairbairn-Sykes Fighting Knife is of interest mainly to collectors.
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A push dagger (most commonly known as: push knife, fist knife, push dirk, or T-handled knife) is a short knife having a design similar to the letter "T". It is specifically designed to be grasped in the hand so that the blade is pointing forward, typically emerging from between the 2nd and 3rd finger. This is a different style of a fighting knife, made just for stabbing from behind rather than fighting. The blade is oriented horizontal to the ground when held. The cast on aluminium handle has a grip molded for bare hand holding, with finger recesses, and a steel rounded knuckle is designed to cover the last three fingers only. The blade is double-edged, with a flattened diamond cross-section. The total length of the push dagger is 7.25 inches (tip of the blade to back of the grip).
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The BC-41 was a combined Knuckleduster/dagger weapon used during World War II by the British commandos for close combat and in ambush situations. The BC-41 is an extremely rare fighting knife. This weapon was originally designed by Charles Clements and was made in Sheffield England. The clip point blade is strongly joined to the knuckle guard and a strong plastic material called Bakelite, grips the primary 4-1/4 inch edge of the 4-3/4 inch exposed portion of the blade when holding it conventionally. Overall the knife is measured to be 9 inches; the knuckle portion measures 4 inches at the widest point. It fits very comfortably in a smaller hand and is considered to be one of the best to date.
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Singlewire Releases CallAware 2.0 Emergency Communication Software for InformaCastThe Latest Version of Singlewire CallAware Detects When a Number Has Been Dialed, for Example 911, and Sends an InformaCast Broadcast With Text Details and an Audio Recording of the Call to a Pre-Defined Group of Recipients. (May 07, 2012)
MADISON, WI -- (Marketwire) -- 05/07/12 -- Singlewire Software (http://www.singlewire.com), developer of network-centric notification software for overhead paging, mass notification, and emergency communication, today announced the launch of Singlewire CallAware 2.0 for monitoring numbers dialed and call recording.
As a way of further expanding the functionality of InformaCast for notification, CallAware monitors and recognizes numbers dialed within an organization, including 911, and triggers an InformaCast alert message. This vital, real-time notification can immediately be sent to groups of people within the organization who need to know, like staff first responders and building managers. Notification can include a short text and audio description of the caller's location in addition to a recording of the emergency call. Meanwhile, the call continues to local public safety officials without delay or interruption.
"It can be a real issue for large organizations when emergency first responders arrive at a building and the person at the front desk has no knowledge that an emergency is even taking place," states Ken Bywaters, executive vice-president of product development at Singlewire Software. "With CallAware for InformaCast, a group of building first-responders can receive notification, listen in on the call, and begin triage almost immediately."
With the call logging functionality inside of InformaCast, CallAware can also be used to monitor and record the time and location of mistaken 911 calls placed within an organization, helping to address costly false alarm charges from local public safety agencies.
CallAware is now included as a core feature of InformaCast with a license of 100 or more endpoints. InformaCast is a full-featured, network-based mass notification, emergency communication, and overhead paging system that allows users to simultaneously send an audio and/or text message to a variety of endpoints including IP speakers, Cisco IP phones, overhead paging systems, computer desktops, digital signage, SMS text, social media sites, and more.
The InformaCast platform for mass notification and emergency communication was developed in the weeks following the 9/11 attacks to evacuate federal buildings within 15 minutes. Over 3,000 organizations in 45 countries have implemented InformaCast as their notification and overhead paging system. It can be purchased through registered partners of Singlewire. For more information, visit http://www.singlewire.com/informacast.
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Singlewire, based in Madison, WI, develops and supports innovative voice applications centered around secure, fast, and reliable mass notification capabilities. Our main offerings include: InformaCast, PushToTalk, and RemotePhoneControl. To learn more, please visit www.singlewire.com.
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We have certainly had a very busy Eastertide here at All Saints! In case you missed it, here are a couple of recent pieces I wrote on other sites.
First, here is a piece I wrote as a guest post for the Homely Hours blog on what family prayer looks like in the Rehberg house, specifically how we use the Prayer Book. It is part of their series on family prayer.
Second, here is a reflection on the First Book of Homilies that I wrote for the North American Anglican this past Lent.
I hope you will find these pieces edifying, and please check out the other content on these sites. They're both run by great people who have a love for the Prayer Book tradition and a passion for the Gospel.
Moreover, in the Catholic Church itself, all possible care must be taken, that we hold that faith which has been believed everywhere, always, by all. For that is truly and in the strictest sense Catholic, which, as the name itself and the reason of the thing declare, comprehends all universally. This rule we shall observe if we follow universality, antiquity, consent. We shall follow universality if we confess that one faith to be true, which the whole Church throughout the world confesses; antiquity, if we in no wise depart from those interpretations which it is manifest were notoriously held by our holy ancestors and fathers; consent, in like manner, if in antiquity itself we adhere to the consentient definitions and determinations of all, or at the least of almost all priests and doctors.
- St. Vincent of Lerins, Commonitorium 2:6
In my personal studies, I am about two thirds of the way through the Commonitorium by St. Vincent of Lerins. Some of you may be familiar with a portion of the quote above, which is commonly known as the Canon of St. Vincent. We often use St. Vincent's criteria of "everywhere, always, by all" as a litmus test for what practices can truly be considered "catholic." In particular, we will often appeal to St. Vincent's canon when opposing the theological, pastoral, and frankly un-Scriptural innovations that are plaguing much of the Church, including much of the Anglican Communion. With that in mind, here are a few thoughts on what I have read so far:
The Primacy and Supremacy of Scripture
St. Vincent begins the book by quoting from Scripture. It is the Scripture that always provides the baseline for catholicity. In terms of actually applying the Canon of St. Vincent, the goal is not one of discovering truth in a vacuum, but is actually about discovering the true and proper way of applying and interpreting Scripture. St. Vincent notes early on that people are all-too-capable of misusing Scripture to justify false teaching. In fact, all of the major heresies throughout history appeal to Scripture for their teachings; they just do so in ways that contradict other parts of Scripture and are contrary to the Church's historic teachings. That is, we appeal to the witness of the Fathers as the interpretive lens through which we see Scripture, never as a way of supplanting or contradicting Scripture.
The Problem of Heresy
The first half of St. Vincent's book is dedicated to describing the earliest and most widespread heresies (e.g. Arianism and Donatism), and contrasting them with the truth. Most of these heresies had to do with the nature of God and of the Persons of the Trinity, especially heresies regarding the Person of Christ. The problem with these kinds of heresies is the fact that bad Christology leads to bad beliefs about our salvation. When we are in error about who God is and who Christ is, we will usually be in error about how we are reconciled to him. This is very dangerous for our souls. While St. Vincent does not get into details about this, combating these early heresies is what led to the Ecumenical Councils. In this way, we see the importance of proper theology. As my friend, Fr. Chris Richardson, is fond of saying, "theology must precede doxology." That is, if we're going to properly worship God, we have to know the right things about him!
When Good Pastors go Bad
The final and most sobering aspect of my study of the Commonitorium thus far was the case study on Tertullian and Origen, the greatest teachers of their day in the Latin and Greek communities, respectively. Both of these priests were top-notch scholars. Both of them had many devoted disciples that were growing in the faith. Both of them have writings from the beginning of their careers that are still highly valued today. However, both of them eventually fell into error and had to be repudiated. While St. Vincent does not go into the details of their falls from orthodoxy, he suggests that the key to their falls was pride. In their popularity and greatness, St. Vincent suggests that they began to think of themselves higher than they should have and did not even see the errors that began to creep in. In short, they believed their own press sheets and fell into false teaching.
It is not uncommon today to see popular pastors and teachers fall into error or scandal. This problem is nothing new. But it is nevertheless a sobering reminder to stay grounded in the Scriptures, and in the Apostolic Faith we have received. For this of us who are pastors, priests, and teachers, we must remain humble and not allow pride to seduce us from the Truth. For those of us who are disciples, learners, and students (which includes both laity and clergy), we must not allow admiration of our leaders to turn into blindness. We all have a responsibility to be in the Word of God and to protect each other from false teaching and sin. It is no accident that "everywhere," "always," and "all" are collective words. The Christian faith requires us to be part of community of the Church to flourish. As St. Paul reminds us, we are all members of the Body of Christ. Let us work together to keep that body healthy.
This morning we begin Septuagesima, the first of three Sundays in "pre-Lent." This period from Septuagesima to Shrove Tuesday began as a way for monastic clergy to prepare for Lent, but eventually spread to all of the Western Church, until it fell into wide disuse in the 20th Century. Among traditional Prayer Book Anglicans and others who maintain the historic Church Calendar, pre-Lent is still observed. One of the main ways we mark this season is to begin some of the Lenten liturgical practices. What follows is a list of some of the things you will see changing at All Saints in observance of Pre-Lent:
The most obvious change is the use of violet vestments. Liturgically, violet symbolizes penitence, preparation, and sacrifice. In Lent, we symbolically go into the desert with Jesus for his forty-day fast as he prepares for ministry and is both tested and tempted to leave his calling. In pre-Lent, we prepare for this period of penitence, sacrifice, and even preparation (yes, we prepare to prepare). At All Saints, we follow the uniquely English custom of wearing unbleached linen vestments for Lent itself, however.
Alleluias and the Gloria
To underscore the penitential nature of Lent, we refrain from singing the Gloria in Excelsis and from saying or singing Alleluia beginning at Septuagesima. The Gloria is arguably the most joyful of the Church's hymns, and the exclamation "Alleluia" is arguably the most joyful response to God's goodness. By consciously limiting these expressions of joy, we are reminded of our need for repentance and our need of God's mercy. As written in this Liturgy Lesson, we are, in effect, going through a liturgical fast to accompany our upcoming culinary fast.
As a side note, one of the older liturgical customs in the Anglican Church is to read or sing through all of the psalms each month as part of the Daily Offices. I once wondered what to do with the Alleluias in the psalms in observance of the custom of putting away the Alleluias from Septuagesima through Lent. That is, do we skip psalms that have Alleluia or do we just skip those verses? As I researched this further, I discovered that the Coverdale translation of the Psalter (i.e., the translation used in the classical versions of the Book of Common Prayer, including our American 1928 edition) do not actually ever use the word Alleluia! Instead, it always translates the Hebrew term as "praise ye the LORD." So, for those of us who prefer the monthly psalm cycle, the practice of putting away the Alleluias doesn't change anything.
While some put away the Gloria Patri following the psalms and canticles in addition to putting away the Gloria in Excelsis, this is by no means a widespread custom. At All Saints, we typically continue to pray the Gloria Patri. There are, however, some other customs with respect to the Offices that we do observe.
The Canticles
A very widespread custom in the Church was to refrain from singing or reciting the ancient hymn, Te Deum laudamus, during Lent and Advent, largely for the same reasons as we put away the Alleluias. If you attend our Mattins services on Fridays, Ash Wednesday, or during Holy Week, we will usually follow this custom. Instead, we will most sing the Benedictus es, Domine or the Benedicite, omnia opera Domini, canticle taken from the additions to Daniel in the Apocrypha. Since I don't want to make any of the ladies who attend our Women's Bible Study late, we will usually sing the shorter of the two on Fridays.
Another canticle that may be changed is the Venite at Mattins, which precedes the Psalms. In our American Prayer Book tradition, we combine portions from Psalms 95 and 96 for our usual Venite. In other parts of the Communion, the canticle is limited to the entirety of Psalm 95, which has a more penitential character and includes a warning against following after our own ways rather than God's. Starting in Septuagesima, I will use this form of the Venite when I am officiating, especially on Fridays, as per the option in the rubrics. Also per the rubrics, the Venite may be omitted on Ash Wednesday and Good Friday to underscore the particularly mournful and penitential tone of those days.
The Litany The older English custom, codified in the 1662 edition of the Prayer Book, is to follow Mattins with the Litany every Sunday, Wednesday, and Friday. The Litany, or "General Supplication" has a very penitential character, and is suitable as a preparation for Holy Communion or as an accompaniment for fasting. At All Saints, in addition to using the Litany as the processional hymn on the first Sunday in Lent and Advent, we will take up the custom of following Mattins with the Litany on Fridays. Additionally, there may be some Evensong services with the Litany during this time.
As we begin a season of penitence, reflection, and fasting, our hope is that these liturgical changes will help put is in the proper mindset and focus us on the Lord and our need for Him. As we look at Jesus' life, we see that there were high points and low points, times of joy and times of sorrow. In following His life, the Liturgical year has the same. St. James wrote: "Humble yourselves in the sight of the Lord, and he shall lift you up." May this season bring revival in our parish and in our individual lives as we do just that.
See the sidebar on our main blog page for the other posts in this blog series.
Welcome back to our long running series on classical Anglicanism, in which we are exploring what it means to be "Bible Catholics" in the Anglican tradition. Previously, we introduced the concept of classical Anglicanism, we discussed the essentiality of the Scriptures in two
posts, and we discussed the importance of the classical Books of Common Prayer to our tradition and to our formation in the faith.
Today we discuss the importance of the Creeds to classical Anglicanism. The great Creeds of the Church tie us to historic catholicity and put us within the Great Tradition. In the West, we have generally considered three of the historic Creeds to be the most important, to the point that we often refer to them as the "Ecumenical" Creeds. These are the Apostles' Creed, the Nicene Creed, and the Athanasian Creed. All three Creeds are trinitarian in their design, and discuss how the Persons of the Trinity relate to each other and to Creation in the grand story of Redemption. They were developed in the life of the Church between the Second and Eighth Centuries as a tool for catechesis, as a means to battle heresy, and as liturgical aids. At the time of the Reformation, one of the ways the English Church countered the accusation of reviving old heresies was to affirm the ancient Creeds.
More importantly, the Creeds sum up essential Scriptural teachings. Article VIII of the 39 Articles of Religion, one of the classical Anglican formularies, states that these Creeds "ought thoroughly to be received and believed: for they may be proved by most certain warrants of Scripture." That is, the main reason the Creeds are important to Anglicans is not their connection to the Early Church and the Fathers, as vital as that connection is. Rather, the main importance of the Creeds is that they are Scriptural. As we have seen in previous posts, Scripture is the supreme authority for Anglicans, and everything we believe must be tested by God's Word.
The Apostles' Creed is both the oldest and youngest of the three Creeds. It is called the Apostles' Creed because it is a summary of the Apostolic teaching. As early as the Second Century, Church Fathers such as Irenaeus indicate the use of statements of belief that would eventually become the Apostles' Creed. However, it doesn't reach its current form until the Eighth Century. Evidence indicates that in its earliest use, the Apostles' Creed, especially in its earlier forms, was used primarily as a baptismal formula for new converts in Rome. That is, the Creed was used to teach catechumens, and was to be affirmed in the baptismal rite. Eventually, it spread to the rest of the Western Church and is still used in baptisms today. Other than its use in baptism, the Apostles' Creed has traditionally been used in the Daily Offices and other non-Eucharistic services. It serves to constantly remind us of our baptism and the basics of what we believe.
The Nicene Creed has its roots in the first Ecumenical Council, which was held in the city of Nicaea in year 325. It was later slightly altered and amended at the Council of Constantinople in 381. These Councils were called to deal with the widespread controversy surrounding the heresy of Arianism, which denied the full divinity of Jesus. The purpose of the Creed is to set forth the basics of Trinitarian belief in the face of such heresies. In the West, we traditionally use the Nicene Creed in Eucharistic services. It is the only Creed universally recited in the East. The Nicene Creed is longer and more detailed than the Apostles' Creed, but less detailed than the Athanasian Creed.
The Athanasian Creed is unique to the Western Church, and has its root as a private confession of faith. It was once considered to be the work of St. Athanasius himself, but this is generally not believed anymore, as the Creed did not appear in writings until centuries after Athanasius, and bears all the marks of being originally written in Latin rather than Greek. Nevertheless, it expresses a strong and precise Trinitarian orthodoxy, and Athanasius was the champion of such teachings during the Arian crisis. In fact, it seemed at one point that it was Athanasius contra mundum: "Athanasius against the [whole] world." By the Middle Ages, many monastic communities were singing the Athanasian Creed as a canticle daily in their Offices. This canticle is usually called by its Latin name, Quicunque Vult. In the first versions of the Book
Prayer, it was used as an occasional canticle in Morning Prayer. By the 1662 version of the Prayer Book, it was used in lieu of the Apostles' Creed at Morning Prayer thirteen times a year on certain holy days. Unfortunately the American Church dropped it completely from our classical editions of the Book
Prayer, likely due to the condemnation clauses at the end. In fact, the American version of Article VIII only names the Apostles' Creed and Nicene Creed. In modern Anglican liturgies, the Athanasian Creed is often used on Trinity Sunday, but rarely at other times.
Lancelot Andrewes, one of the bishops who helped oversee the translation of the King James Bible, famously described Anglican faith as "One canon reduced to writing by God himself, two testaments, three creeds, four general councils, five centuries, and the series of Fathers in that period - the centuries that is, before Constantine, and two after, determine the boundary of our faith." After the Scriptures themselves, the Creeds are the most important connection we Anglicans have to historic Christian orthodoxy. Indeed, they provide a good summary of the basics of the Christian faith as described in Scripture. Since they sum up Scriptural truth and are marks of historic catholicity, the Creeds form one of the most important elements of classical Anglicans living up to our calling as "Bible Catholics."


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STORRS, Conn. -- It's late in the opening half of Connecticut's first exhibition game and freshman Kelly Faris comes to the bench for the first time in her Huskies career. She pauses, maybe momentarily unsure where she's supposed to sit -- protocol isn't the stuff of childhood dreams. Then Kalana Greene motions to her to take the open seat next to associate coach Chris Dailey, typically the first stop for a player after exiting the game.
It's not Maya Moore casually dropping a 3-pointer from three steps behind the line. It's not Tina Charles rocking back ever so slightly in the post to feel the defender before spinning and exploding toward the basket. For that matter, it's not Greene slicing in from out of the frame to snatch an offensive rebound away from a flat-footed opponent.
By itself, it's a throwaway moment in a throwaway game. It won't do a thing to help the Huskies stop Jayne Appel, Brittainey Raven, Jasmine Thomas, Italee Lucas or any of the other challenges on a schedule rigorous even by Connecticut's standards. But the Huskies are also who they are, the defending national champions riding a 39-game winning streak, in part because every stone is turned and every role willingly filled.
They have Moore, the best player in the nation. They have Charles, the likely No. 1 pick in next year's WNBA draft. On any given night, those two alone could carry the Huskies to victory against anyone. But winning every night against teams constantly looking to make their name by taking down one of the sport's biggest programs requires more.
"We're pretty much used to that," Greene said of the target annually on the Huskies' backs. "We know that everyone is going to be coming at us. We've known that everyone plays their best game against UConn. We do scouting reports and it's, 'Oh, she hasn't made one 3 this year.' And then she comes out and she's made five. We're always the team targeted, and I think it helps us. It puts pressure on us to give the best effort.
"You can't ever promise numbers -- you're not always going to shoot well every night. But it forces us to have the best effort every night."
A fifth-year senior, Greene has a championship to her credit and aspirations of a career in the WNBA. Fully recovered from the torn ACL that cost her most of the 2007-08 season, she's a 5-foot-10 guard who was third on the team in offensive rebounds last season and shot 58 percent from the floor. And that was in her comeback year. As a sophomore, she averaged 7.5 rebounds per game, within a rebound less per game of Charles that season.
"I know sometimes I'm out there and I'll be going for a rebound, and she'll just snatch it out of my hands, and I'm like, 'All right, K,'" offered senior Kaili McLaren, duplicating the bemused shake of the head that might accompany the sight of Greene swooping in like a bird of prey. "But she's so athletic; she just demands attention on the court."
She could be looking for her share of the spotlight in her final season. But it's not more shots on her mind. She wants to do more, mind you, but the spotlight remains optional.
"I think this year my role is going to be a lot bigger -- not as far as on the court, but as a leader," Greene said. "I have to step up. A lot of things I've seen, [other teammates] haven't seen, and I've got to try to spread my knowledge, wisdom to them."
The team's challenge this season, of course, is taking so many of the pieces that fit so well together last season and trying to discover what picture they create without Renee Montgomery. The unquestioned leader, on and off the court, Montgomery was the perfect point guard for last year's puzzle -- a scoring point guard on an unselfish team but also a first-class distributor for a collection of teammates with distinct needs and talents.
It's a good thing everyone else in last season's rotation is back, because there are a lot of responsibilities to divvy up between them without her around. On the floor, that begins at point guard, where Lorin Dixon will likely start (once she recovers from a strained hamstring), but where Tiffany Hayes, Caroline Doty and Faris will also play key roles.
"It's not like [Montgomery] came in and last year was the first year she really got control of the ball; the ball was in her hands for four years straight," Greene said after the first exhibition. "The point guard position is so important. Our chemistry isn't there where we want it to be yet, but that's what we have exhibition games for; that's what we have practice for. But it's getting there. You see every day in practice we get progressively better."
Dixon isn't the shooter Montgomery was -- she has hit just four 3-pointers in two full seasons -- and that could break the circuit in the ball rotation that last season flowed several volts stronger than other teams. Hayes has no problem extending a defense, but she's still learning how to balance those looks against the rhythm of running an offense. The same goes for Doty. And Faris, for all her polish, is still a freshman.
The pieces are there, but it's just a matter of sorting out the roles.
"We have a lot of the same familiar faces but we're a completely different team," Greene said. "Last year was last year; nothing that happened last year is going to help us this year. You know, we can't say, 'Well, oh, we were 39-0; we were national champions.' None of that matters. We have to go out and prove ourselves every day again."
For Greene, that means doing what she has become so adept at doing -- going inside if she's on the court with two or three of the guards, pulling back outside if McLaren is in or Moore is posting up -- and always looking to fill whatever role completes the puzzle.
She could have gone to other big programs and scored points in bunches. So could Doty, Dixon, McLaren and everyone else in coach Geno Auriemma's primary rotation. But college basketball's best role player has never let her mind wander to alternate realities.
"I think if you feel that your decision was a good decision, what would have happened doesn't even matter," Greene said. "I felt I made a great decision. I could have gone to another school and gotten 20 shots a game and didn't set myself up to be a better player. You can get a lot of shots but not become a better player."
Familiar as this season's Huskies look, it might take them some time to figure out how everything goes together. Whether the winning streak rolls on through that learning process or comes to an end, bet on things running smoothly by March. That's Connecticut's role in women's college basketball.
Graham Hays is a regular contributor to ESPN.com. E-mail him at firstname.lastname@example.com.