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Manchester City boss Sven Goran Eriksson admits he'd love to sign Inter Milan ace Zlatan Ibrahimovic.
"I've read comparisons to Marco Van Basten, but I'm not convinced - Zlatan is Zlatan and he is unique," he explained.
"He is a giant with the technique of a Brazilian. I've said to Mancini that if he gets bored of Ibra he should send him here as I would pay any price."


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RYS 200, 300, 500 in Rishikesh
Yesterday I went down to the Ganga, looking forward to a meditative afternoon after an hours facial treatment. The November sky was hazy and my handbag stuffed with a thermos of green tea, dark chocolate and my journal. The sand was soft and warm and some young boys were swimming in the chilly water, splashing water at each other and cracking jokes. In many ways, it was a perfect afternoon and I had barely sat down before a little girl came up, offering me flowers to offer to Ganga. I bought them and asked for her permission to take a picture (she's sweet, huh?). She lingered for a while, silently watching me writing and I couldn't help but wonder if she would ever have the opportunity of learning how to read and write herself?
I had been writing for about ten minutes when I was interrupted by a young boy at the age of five or six. In his arms he held a new born baby, wrapped in a scarf. While asking for money he kept shaking the baby, which naturally made it's face wrinkle and it started to cry. Coming from Sweden, I simply don't know how to handle these things. As soon as the baby fell silent, he vigorously began shaking it again - which of course is clever as most people would pay to save their ears from the screaming of a babe.
I felt pity mixed with anger on behalf of the baby; imagine starting your life that way? Probably no more than a month old, carried around and shaken into tears for money… and then a pang of guilt struck me. What about the boy? Probably shaken himself and told to carry around his baby-sibling, while begging? I feel bad about admitting this, but I couldn't help but snap at the boy: "Will you please stop shaking the baby!?". But his eyes remained expressionless as if he hadn't heard me and all he kept repeating was: "Ten rupees, m'am, ten rupees m'am, please give me ten rupees…"that was his mantra and probably the mantra of his life for many years to come. He got his money and finally disappeared and I made another attempt to go back to my writing.
After not too long, a poor woman who I know from before came up to me and sat down with a smile and as the afternoon sun started to set, she told me of her life. Her face is tanned and wrinkled and she looks like like 45 but is younger than me... only 26. She got married at 16 and has since then had four children, of which one died due to poor nutrition during her pregnancy. Her husband is an alcoholic and smokes weed daily, so providing for herself and her children is up to her - which she does by cleaning the beach from trash. But she smiles and is happy because she has a boyfriend since three years, who she is very much in love with and who is sober. He drives a rickshaw back and forth between Haridwar and Rishikesh and is married, but his wife lives in a village far away and he seldom sees her. He seems to be the joy of her life and her eyes glow when she speaks of him. She laughs and says it's common for the women here to have boyfriends when their husbands are not fulfilling their marital duties or providing as they should. Her black eyes are smiley and her teeth are blazing white against the cherry-colored lipstick she wears, but her sari hangs loose around her skinny limbs. I silently thank God for this woman's boyfriend, who ever he is. Whatever sins he may have committed must be forgiven for the joy he gives this poor woman.
My tea had gone cold and the sun was sinking down to meet the horizon as I picked up my pen for the third time, but I couldn't get myself to write anything. What should I write?!"Enjoyed a lovely facial today… xx called or didn't call… my parcel with skin care products finally arrived… this and that happen to him and her…feeling slightly bored – poor me!"? What I thought would be a relaxing afternoon by the Ganga became a transformative afternoon. Sometimes we need a reality slap that only the heartbreaking life of another person can give. Not read about it in the newspaper or see it on the TV, but have it sitting right in front of us - looking us straight in the eye without mercy. We need to be brutally aware of the blessings we take for granted; the freedom, the unwritten days ahead, the material comfort, the health we enjoy... As I went down to the water with the offering flowers I thanked Ganga for the life I live. With all its ups and downs... it's really a piece of cake!
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Judge to hear case of Yacht vs. Sunken Piling [1]
[3]The owners of a yacht that rents for $99,500 a week are suing a Long Wharf marina over damage they say was caused by a sunken piling the marina should have done something about before the yacht hit it.
In the lawsuit, filed this week in US District Court in Boston, the owners of the M/Y Namoh say the crew of the 125-foot yacht with twin 2250-horsepower diesel engines was in the process of backing into a slip at the Boston Waterboat Marina [4] on Aug. 30, 2011, when "its hull and propellers struck a submerged object within the slip's berth and its starboard engine immediately shutdown."
A diver hired by the yacht company the next day found a submerged, 10-foot long piling right under the yacht, the owners say. And:
Immediately following the diver's report concerning his discovery and his removal of the submerged piling, the M/V NAMOH's Master conducted a sea trial of the vessel and discovered heavy vibrations resulting after engaging the vessel's engines. Further investigation of the vessel's condition revealed damage to both its hull and propulsion machinery.
The owners are seeking recompense for the $250,000 in repairs they say they had to make plus interest, lawyer's fees and any other penalties the court finds just.
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One of the drums I will never tire of beating is this: All biblical worship is rooted in and made possible by the cross of Christ. In my experience, the contemporary church (and any church, for that matter) is always in danger of neglecting the gospel in its songs. I said it this way in my book, Worship Matters: The gospel is not merely one of many possible themes we can touch on as we come to worship God. It is the central and foundational theme. All our worship originates and is brought into focus at the cross of Jesus Christ. Glorying in Jesus Christ means glorying in his cross. That doesn't mean looking at some icon or two pieces …
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Another Reason to Sing About the Cross
By Bob Kauflin on January 9, 2008 in —Choosing Songs
I just finished reading Where Wrath and Mercy Meet, edited by David Peterson. It's taken from a series of messages given at Oak Hill College in the summer of 2000. They were a response to current challenges to the view that Jesus receiving the punishment we deserved at the cross. Otherwise known as the doctrine of penal substitution. Parts of the book were a little too technical for me, but I especially appreciated the last chapter by Paul Weston, and the appendix by Alan Stibbs. Dr. Stibbs' contribution came from a message he gave 50 years ago on the need to recover the doctrine of justification by faith in preaching. I think his words can …
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All Aboard for Mars! Submit Your Name Campaign
If you want to be outbound and onboard NASA's next mission to Mars – better hurry.
NASA is inviting members of the public to submit their names and a personal message online for a DVD to be carried aboard a spacecraft that will study the Martian upper atmosphere.
The DVD will be in NASA's Mars Atmosphere and Volatile Evolution (MAVEN) spacecraft.
Liftoff of MAVEN is November, but July 1st is the cutoff for name submittal.
The DVD is part of the mission's Going to Mars campaign coordinated at the University of Colorado at Boulder's Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics (CU/LASP).
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The deadline for all haiku submissions is July 1. An online public vote to determine the top three haiku messages to be placed on the DVD will begin July 15.
MAVEN is the first spacecraft devoted to exploring and understanding the Martian upper atmosphere. The spacecraft will investigate how the loss of Mars' atmosphere to space determined the history of water on the surface.
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Lockheed Martin of Littleton, Colo., built the spacecraft and is responsible for mission operations.
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Tony Nominee Sharon McNight sings 'Songs to Offend Almost Everyone' at The Palm!
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Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. Tony Nominee Sharon McNight begins her hilarious show "Songs to Offend Almost Everyone" at 10pm on Sunday, March 10 at The Palm Cabaret and Bar (508 Olas Altas, southside/zona romantica). Her show (with live pianist) continues March 11, 12, 13, 15 and 18 at 8pm. This is a rare opportunity to catch this one of a kind show.
Sharon McNight made her Broadway debut in 1989 in "Starmites", creating the role of Diva. She received a Tony award nomination as "Best Leading Actress in a Musical" for her performance, and is the recipient of the coveted Theatre Worlds Award for "Outstanding Broadway Debut".
New York magazine's John Simon said "Sharon McNight is a winner" and Al Hirschfeld did a caricature of her.
The singer/comedienne's regional credits include Amanda McBroom's "Heartbeats" at the Pasadena Playhouse, and an award winning Dolly in "Hello, Dolly" at the Peninsula Civic Light Opera (a role she repeated in her hometown, Modesto). Sharon was Sister Hubert in "Nunsense" in Los Angeles and San Francisco, where she received the Bay Area Critics Circle award for "Best Performance in a Musical". She is the narrator of the documentary, "There That Night," the story of the Provincetown, Massachusetts fire, and was featured in the A & E documentary, "It's Burlesque", for her research on Mae West and Sophie Tucker.
McNight began her career is San Francisco where she received her Master of Arts degree in directing from San Francisco State. She taught at City College of S.F. and has been a master teacher at the Eugene O'Neill Center and is currently on the faculty of the Cabaret Conference at Yale University. She was recently chosen as one of the 50 most influential people in cabaret for 2010: – "A tireless performer who will drop everything to perform in any benefit with a cause, the Tony-nominated McNight can sing anything and make it her own" – NiteLifeExchange.com.
She has played from Moose Hall to Carnegie Hall and anywhere the check doesn't bounce. She has won six San Francisco Cabaret Gold awards, 3 Cable Car awards, a MAC award, a Bistro award, and received a Nightlife award from New York's critics for her Best Musical Comedy show, "Ladies, Compose Yourselves!", featuring songs by "living" female composers. Other songs include "Betty, Betty, Bette", celebrating the screen legends Grable, Hutton & Davis; "Songs To Offend Almost Everyone", a throwback to the party records of the 50′s mixed with political and social satire; "Gone, But Not Forgotten", a tribute to the late ladies of stage & screen – Merman, Martha Raye, Madeline Kahn, Patsy Cline, & Judy Garland. In contrast is "The Sophie Tucker Songbook" which contains the music of the one-woman show based on the show business legend. The "Songbook" debuted at New York's Rainbow & Stars as part of the ASCAP Sunday night showcase. Since then, she developed it into a one-woman musical, "Red Hot Mama", which was work-shopped at the Denver Center for the Performing Arts and Lucille Lortell's White Barn Theatre, and finished a successful three month run Off-Broadway at the York Theatre.
She has six solo recordings to her credit. Her eclectic repertory ranges from blues to country (yes, she yodels) to good old-fashioned entertainment. The Los Angeles Times called her "one of the great wonders of the musical stage". She is most noted for her movie reenactment of The Wizard of OZ and for being one of the few real women to impersonate Bette Davis.
As an only child, her parents kept her busy with all kinds of lessons: ballet, tap, hula, social dancing, flute and piano. She is single and lives in Hollywood. She has been the forefront in the fight against AIDS since the early eighties, and was featured in Randy Shilt's book "And the Band Played On". She was chosen twice as the honorary chair of the San Francisco AIDS Emergency Fund, and was one of two heterosexual women chosen as the Grand Marshall of San Francisco's Gay Parade.
Advance reservations are highly recommended. Tickets for 'Songs to Offend Almost Everyone' are 250 pesos (plus two drinks minimum) and may be purchased online at www.ThePalmPV.com or at the door starting 2 hours before showtime each evening.
The Palm is well known for bringing top notch, cutting edge entertainment to Vallarta. Inside you'll find an intimate, 80 seat cabaret with outstanding sound and lighting, creating the ambience of cabarets from days gone by. Shows are scheduled 7 nights per week with two different shows nightly. A full calendar of performances is available online at www.thepalmpv.com . The Palm is non-smoking (a patio is provided for smokers) and is located at Olas Altas 508. You can also find the Palm on Facebook at The Palm Cabaret and Bar.
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The Center features more than 200 week-long intensive
workshops in traditional Appalachian music, dance, folklore, and
crafts. The summer series, held at Davis & Elkins College in
Elkins, includes 20 concerts, 12 public dances, and 2 festivals.
More than 250 talented artists teach and perform each year in
celebration of the Appalachian heritage. Since 1973, thousands of
people from all over the world have attended.
Originally submitted by: Robert E. Wise, Jr., Representative (2nd District).
The Local Legacies project provides a "snapshot" of American Culture as it was expressed in spring of 2000. Consequently, it is not being updated with new or revised information with the exception of "Related Website" links.


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The remote Gentoo host is missing one or more security-related
Description :
The remote host is affected by the vulnerability described in GLSA-200804-17
(Speex: User-assisted execution of arbitrary code)
oCERT reported that the Speex library does not properly validate the
'mode' value it derives from Speex streams, allowing for array indexing
vulnerabilities inside multiple player applications. Within Gentoo,
xine-lib, VLC, gst-plugins-speex from the GStreamer Good Plug-ins,
vorbis-tools, libfishsound, Sweep, SDL_sound, and speexdec were found
to be vulnerable.
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A remote attacker could entice a user to open a specially crafted Speex
file or network stream with an application listed above. This might
lead to the execution of arbitrary code with privileges of the user
playing the file.
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There is no known workaround at this time.
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Solution :
All Speex users should upgrade to the latest version:
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High / CVSS Base Score : 9.3
CVSS Temporal Score : 8.1
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Steve McConnico Named Baylor Law's Practice Court ProfessorJuly 11, 2005
by Alan Hunt, (254) 710-6271
With Baylor Law School's Practice Court Professor Bill Underwood currently serving as the university's Interim President, high profile Austin lawyer Steve McConnico has been named by Baylor Law School as its Practice Court Professor for the 2005 Fall Quarter.
A 1976 Baylor law graduate who has tried more than 150 cases to a jury verdict, he said he is "very proud" to be a part of the Baylor family and especially to be given this opportunity to serve the Law School. McConnico has tried cases all over Texas from Orange to El Paso and from Brownsville to Amarillo. He has been lead attorney in cases in Nevada, North Carolina, Florida, Illinois, and California. McConnico has won multimillion dollar jury verdicts for plaintiffs and over 100 successful jury verdicts for defendants. He has handled cases of all types including professional malpractice, oil and gas, environmental, personal injury, fraud, class actions, fiduciary duty, contract, and will contests. He is Board Certified in Personal Injury Law and in Civil Trial Law.
Baylor Law's Practice Court program and the school's solid reputation for advocacy training have been recognized in numerous prestigious law school rankings over the years. Baylor's Practice Court program was ranked sixth best in the nation in the recently released 2006 edition of U.S.News & World Report's "America's Best Graduate Schools." And in a previous nationwide assessment of America's law schools, The Princeton Review described Baylor Law School as "the Marine Corps of law schools." The Review termed Baylor's Practice Court Program as "arguably the best training ground in the nation for practical lawyering."
Dean Brad Toben noted that "given the pre-eminent place of Practice Court in our curriculum, culture and history, the importance of promptly identifying a suitable Practice Court professor to cover for the absence of Interim President Underwood cannot be overemphasized." Toben described McConnico as a trial lawyer with a high profile of accomplishment and unquestioned respect within the profession. "He will bring, as has Bill Underwood and his predecessors, both rigor and sound pedagogical practices to the program. Steve has a highly active 'life of the mind' within the advocacy arena, and will bring intellectual energy to the classroom. Also, by force of a commanding personality and formidable bearing, Steve will be able to command the respect of our students and the confidence of the faculty in carrying forth the tradition of high expectations of marked rigor within the Practice Court program."
Professor David Guinn, the senior member of the law faculty, Master Teacher and Louise L. Morrison Professor of Constitutional Law, said, "How remarkably fortunate we are. Steve fully understands and deeply appreciates the history, significance and primacy of Practice Court within the context of our program. The Practice Court program has succeeded in achieving the program's goals of teaching students the value of preparation and hard work, and training students to be precise in analysis, persuasive in speech, poised under pressure, and effective in the courtroom. He will continue in the best tradition of the Practice Court legacies of Judge Alexander, Judge Wilson, Matt Dawson, Louis Muldrow and Bill Underwood during his time of service within the program."
Guinn added, "Steve fully appreciates the goals of the Practice Court program and has demonstrated the ability to fully ensure that the program achieves those goals. We all should be gratified that the Practice Court program will continue to have outstanding leadership. I have complete confidence that the team of Steve McConnico and (Professor) Jerry Powell will do what is necessary to ensure that the great Baylor Practice Court tradition is continued and, indeed, enhanced as we go forward."
McConnico said everyone who goes through the Baylor Practice Court program finds it to be a defining point in their life. He said, "Practice Court taught me how to practice law. First, it taught me to work hard. You learn you can always do more than you think. Second, it taught me that good and bad are usually mingled together. Sometimes you are going to win, and sometimes you are going to lose. You cannot become too discouraged when you lose or too reckless when you win. It taught me that if you keep a cool head and just keep working, you will meet with more success than you ever imagined. When I am with other Baylor lawyers we end up talking about Practice Court. I feel lucky I can give back to a tradition that has given me so much. I am committed to maintaining the course's rigorous standards. I doubt that I can meet the high standard of my own Practice Court teacher, (Professor Emeritus) Matt Dawson, but I will try."
McConnico is a name partner at the Austin law firm of Scott, Douglass, and McConnico. He served as Editor-in-Chief of the Baylor Law Review. After law school, he was the briefing attorney for Justice Jack Pope of the Texas Supreme Court. McConnico is a fellow of the American College of Trial Lawyers, the International Academy of Trial Lawyers, the International Society of Barristers, and the American Board of Trial Advocates. He has served as president of the Texas Chapter of the American Board of Trial Advocates, the Texas Supreme Court Historical Society, and the Baylor Law School Alumni Association. He has served as chairman of the State Bar Litigation Section. Texas Monthly has selected him as one of Texas' Super 100 lawyers.
Gerald R. Powell, who teaches in the Practice Court program as the Abner V. McCall Professor of Evidence Law, said McConnico is "highly respected by judges as a competent and ethical lawyer." He added, "If you were to ask any knowledgeable lawyer in Texas who is on the top twenty list of outstanding trial lawyers in the state, Steve McConnico would be on everybody's list. He is a genuine master of both the law of procedure and the art of trial advocacy. He has over thirty years of trial experience - state and federal, trial and appellate, jury and non-jury. He has extensive experience also in both arbitration and administrative hearings."
Powell added, "I have known him since we were in Baylor Law School together as students, and I am excited about the opportunity to work side-by-side with him in Practice Court."
Toben also noted that "We all owe a tremendous debt of gratitude to Jerry Powell. Upon Bill's selection as Interim President, Jerry responded to my request to take over the the Practice Court program for the summer quarter with an immediate and gracious willingness to do so. Jerry's work with our students, in the Evidence component of the Practice Court/Evidence program, and in his work in our perennially highly successful interscholastic advocacy program, has always been marked by an attitude of going to the utmost end to prepare our students for the profession. His taking on what has been a sudden and time intensive task of teaching the summer class is so deeply appreciated by me, my colleagues, and of course our students. Jerry, as always, has stepped to the line without hesitation."
McConnico is married to Leslie Rost McConnico who is an active volunteer in the Austin community. They have a daughter, Callie, who is in the sixth grade at Trinity Episcopal School, a son, Andrew, who is a Junior at Whitman College in Walla Walla, Washington, and a son, Kit, who is a middle school teacher and a basketball coach in Buenos Aries, Argentina.
The McConnicos are youth Sunday school teachers at Covenant Presbyterian Church where McConnico has served as a Deacon.
McConnico said his hobbies include mountain climbing, snow skiing and bird hunting. He said he often enjoys these activities with Baylor Law School classmates. McConnico has three cousins and a brother who also graduated from Baylor Law School.
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HAMILTON Kevin Glenn would take many hits, the predictable inevitability when one plays the quarterback position, but it was the hit to his reputation that will sting and linger well into the off-season.
In CFL circles, Glenn is known as the quarterback who cant win the big one, a knock that gets perpetuated when opportunities arent capitalized.
Whether its fair or unfair is beside the point, but Glenns inability to help the Ticats put points on the scoreboard hurt even more than the blow he took in the opening half when Ricky Foley knocked Glenn, albeit temporarily, out of the game.
Two Glenn interceptions were part of a five-turnover afternoon by the Ticats, who wasted yet another shot of playing in the Eastern final in losing 16-13 to the Argos.
The Argos offence was so ugly that 13 of the visitors points were the direct result of Hamiltons turnovers.
While the Argos played the perfect game, despite the ugly passing numbers, the Ticats were imperfect in virtually all aspects, be it special teams, defence and offence.
When he was asked to rank this latest defeat in a career dotted with stellar moments, Glenn had to compose himself.
High, Glenn would begin as tears began to well in his eyes. Its high to where it hurts. It really, really hurts. I cant even explain it to you right now.
Its pretty hard to explain the unexplainable and the inexcusable that was Sundays setback.
On paper, the only way the Ticats could miss out on their ticket to Montreal and next Sundays Eastern final was to shoot themselves in the foot.
On paper, the only way the Argos could upset a team that they couldnt beat in three regular-season meetings was to control the clock by running the ball and winning the turnover battle.
The Argos have to find a way to develop a passing game in the days leading up to next Sunday, but in Hamilton they executed to perfection an offensive game plan that was as obvious as a Sandro DeAngelis field goal that hit the upright.
Defensively, Rich Stublers famed bend but dont break approach was fully on display, yielding yards but making plays when plays had to be made.
Foleys hit on Glenn didnt appear to have any malice, but at the same it didnt appear to be a football play.
Its like he grabbed the back of my shoulder pads and was trying to drag me down, added Glenn, who would pass for 314 yards, almost triple Lemons total. I mean, the ball was thrown and it was out of my hands and in the air for a while.
Glenn would come back and would nearly lead the Ticats to a comeback until an attempted pass to Arland Bruce III on what would turn out to be the games penultimate was picked off by Byron Parker.
Bruce, Hamiltons sure-handed playmaker, couldnt come up with the completion and neither could he make a play in the corner of the end zone.
One play doesnt decide a game, Glenn said.
But one more missed opportunity in a big moment just adds to the reputation that followed Glenn to Hamilton, where, under similar circumstances a year ago, the Ticats failed to get over the semifinal hump.
We beat ourselves, defensive end Stevie Baggs said in pretty much summarizing the mood in Tiger-town. We know were the better team. They (Argos) were better than us (Sunday).
If a team beats you by going up and down the field, its one thing. But we lost by default.


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I was about eight years old when Joe Daley walked into my team's dressing room after a Saturday morning practice at Bronx Park Community Club.
There we sat, holding our mugs of hot chocolate, when the star goaltender of our beloved WHA Winnipeg Jets gave us a talk about the importance of being a team player.
I can clearly recall him telling us that we had to treat every player on our team as though he was our best friend. Didn't matter what you thought of him away from the rink, when you hit the ice together, you had to be able to count on one another.
If a great play was made, you were quick to pass along praise, and if a teammate made a mistake, you needed to be just as quick to give a word of support.
I don't know who arranged to have Daley stop by that day and I doubt he would recall it either. But it was a moment I never forgot and I remembered his words throughout my hockey-playing days. I still think of them today as a minor hockey coach.
I also recall how two other Jets stars of the day, Anders Hedberg and Ulf Nilsson, came to Bronx Park as special guests for our winter carnival.
There they were, politely chatting with the kids and parents in a cramped multipurpose room, eating pancakes and signing autographs.
Daley had a connection to East Kildonan, having grown up there, but Hedberg and Nilsson were new to Canada.
I have no idea who brought them to our humble community club, but I'm willing to bet it didn't take a lot of negotiation. Both of these visits came in the midst of the Jets regular season.
What are the chances of that happening today?
A few years later when I was 11 and playing AAA out of River East, we'd regularly battle a team from south Winnipeg that had a defenceman who could fire the puck harder than anyone I'd ever faced. His name was Brett Hull and his famous dad, Bobby, would attend the odd game when the Jets weren't keeping him busy.
My mom and dad would frequently comment they felt sorry for the Golden Jet because he'd rarely get to see Brett play, and when he did, he was swarmed by every kid in the rink. He always made sure every youngster got his autograph, however.
I did my part by making sure his son never got a goal against me, that way he didn't miss anything (OK, I made that part up).
A few years earlier, my older brother Kevin's AAA team had a morning practice at Winnipeg Arena, just before the Jets took the ice. One of Kev's coaches wandered down the hall to the Jets room and casually asked if Hull would come down and say a few words to the boys — and a few of their rink-rat younger brothers — after they got off the ice.
Hull was happy to oblige. I'm willing to bet every kid in the room remembers that day fondly and has told that story over and over.
When I think of these special moments, I realize how lucky I was to grow up in an era when the game's biggest stars were so willing to give back to their fans. It was a time when it wasn't unusual to see them out and about at the community clubs and rinks.
I sincerely hope when this NHL lockout ends, the players go above and beyond in trying to mend fences in their communities with the boys and girls who love our game. And that doesn't mean attending more promotional events at car dealerships.
Because what I fear most is the type of pro player we'll see in the future, based on what the future of our game is seeing now.


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OK, I'll try to explain this as simple as possible. My laptop has 232 GB HDD. It has 4 different Volumes. I tried to do a screen shot but for some reason it's giving me fits.
C: NTFS 181GB Capacity 60GB Used (Original C: Vista Partition)
*: Other 38GB Capacity 38 GB Used (Dual Boot Ubuntu)
*: Other 1.65GB Cap 1.65GB Used (No Idea what this is)
D: NTFS 12.86GB Cap 0GB Used HP_Recovery
I originally had Vista Home Premium installed on here. Through my college, I get Office 7 Professional free. I tried to make a Recovery Cd of Vista before installing Windows 7, but something was wrong with the Recovery Partition. That's neither here nor there.
So I installed Windows 7 and decided I wanted to do the Backup thing right away. The D: wasn't sufficient (12.86GB), so I tried to change the Backup settings so it would only image C:, not backup Libraries. It still was throwing the 0x8070048 Error Code. So, I have 2 questions:
1) Do I need to make a Backup on the HDD if I have a Windows 7 install disk?
2)If I do, is there anyway to make my D: partition bigger by shrinking my C:?
3)If I don't, can I get rid of my D: and increase my C:?
I did try searching this forum and got some good ideas (like using Partition Wizard), but it just didn't answer my questions. Thanks again!
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Hello JaKehl,
Welcome to Seven Forums.
Would need to see a pic of disk manager to say for sure. Expanding C won't help with the backups though. Don't think you can back up to the same disk as you are saving.
Here is info on posting snips if that is what's giving you fits. A Preferred Method of Uploading/Posting Screen Shots
Hope this helps.
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Here you go. Thanks for the Welcome. Very nice forum!
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Sorry Jakehl,
Need a pic of the bottom portion which shows the position of each of the partitions on the disk. You can use windows to extend a parition into an unallocated space to the immediate right of the partition you want to extend. More info here: Partition or Volume - Extend
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May 27, 2014 at 12:53 pm #270488
Hi, there are several layout issues here,
- Color sections and full width sliders do not stay within container, it overflows and affects the sidebar
- Side bars do not appear at the top of the page on mobile devices as suggested, it appears right at the bottom before the footer
- Text in promo box over flows when button is more than 150px long
Also is there a documentation for working with portfolios? My thumbnails are not appearing as they should.May 27, 2014 at 6:25 pm #270665
Hi vin8tan!
Can you post the link to your website so we can see the issues?
Best regards,
YigitJune 4, 2014 at 5:25 am #274370
Full width color after content pushes side bar down, no option to select whether it overwrites or contained within main section.
same issue as above, acceptable if slider is first content, but if slider is some where further down. sidebar starts there too.
The hover text bubble for both the partner and team member are not aligned properly. problem exist in both full width blogs or blogs with sidebar.
Containers overflows, paragraphs are not wrapped.
does this mean side bar first or side bar last? because now my side bar is all the way to the bottom and i'd like to move it to the top.
if side bar is last by default, is there a way to move it to the top?
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Can you post the link to the website please?
JosueJune 5, 2014 at 5:25 am #274939
Hi Josue,
thank you for helping, some of these issues are spotted but not actively used on the site, the landing page of the site is password protected, so to prevent public from accessing it.
the website can be reached at http://www.afa.org.sg/wordpress/aboutus
Oh yeah, i also notice that colour sections don't work as they should on android firefox mobile.
June 5, 2014 at 1:46 pm #275114
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Please add following code to Quick CSS in Enfold theme options under General Styling tab
.title_container .breadcrumb { right: auto; left: -2px; top: 78%; } @media only screen and (max-width: 990px) and (min-width: 768px) { .avia-tooltip { left: 283px!important; }}
Please go to Enfold theme options > Header Layout > Mobile Menu > Header Mobile Menu activation and choose 990px.
Everything else looks fine on my end – http://i.imgur.com/x96rbCG.png
YigitJune 6, 2014 at 4:34 am #275436
Hi Yigit,
once again, thank you very much for the help. support and solutions from Kriesi blows some competitors out of the waters.
Enfold is already a very good theme to begin with.
The rest of the problems (side bar vs. full width slider/colour section) are not in the live section of the site because they don't quite work.
if you go to the test page, you'll see what i mean
afa.org.sg/wordpress/aboutus2/ – colour section conflicts with sidebar
afa.org.sg/wordpress/whatwedo/educate/hso2/ – full width slider conflicts with sidebarJune 6, 2014 at 5:56 pm #275707
Fullwidth elements work only fullwidth and they push the sidebar below them. You can alternatively add widget area element to your page and display your widgets inside it instead of sidebar, as a workaround
YigitJune 9, 2014 at 7:28 am #276358
Hi Yigit,
thank you for that tip. i'll keep that in mind when i have to use it for future pages. Is there a way to have a vertical border?
meanwhile, would there be a fix for the hover text bubble?June 9, 2014 at 12:12 pm #276414This reply has been marked as private.June 9, 2014 at 6:31 pm #276520
Please add following code to Quick CSS as well
.hr-inner { border-color: red !important; border-top-width: 10px; } #main, .html_stretched #wrap_all, .main_color { background-color: transparent; }
YigitJune 11, 2014 at 6:07 am #277375
Thank you, all works wonderfully! Really love working on this theme.
actually……. it's not quite fixed yet, i think there's something wrong. I noticed that the tooltip/hover text is still not aligned, until i resize the browser to just the edge of the box of the website.
Also the light box is having the same problem. it isn't aligned to the centre.
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Case Reports in Pathology
Volume 2012 (2012), Article ID 806130, 3 pages
Diagnosis of Rosai-Dorfman Disease in Elderly Female on Fine Needle Aspiration Cytology: A Case Report
Department of Pathology, J.N. Medical College, AMU, Aligarh 202002, India
Received 26 July 2012; Accepted 24 September 2012
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Copyright © 2012 Meher Aziz et al. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.
Rosai-Dorfman disease (RDD) is a rare benign disorder of histiocytic proliferation that usually presents with bilateral cervical lymphadenopathy in children. We describe the case of a 50-year-old lady suffering from this disease who presented with generalized lymphadenopathy and a left sided chest wall lump. Fine needle aspiration cytology (FNAC) from all the lesions showed abundant benign histiocytes with lymphophagocytosis which was compatible with the diagnosis of RDD. This case is being reported for its rarity in presentation in an elderly female with both generalized nodal as well as extranodal manifestations.
1. Introduction
Rosai-Dorfman disease, also known as sinus histiocytosis with massive lymphadenopathy (SHML), is a rare benign disorder of histiocytic proliferation of unknown etiology. Although the disease has a predilection to affect cervical lymph nodes in adolescent children, cases with extranodal manifestations and involving all age groups have been reported [1].
2. Case Report
A 50-year-old Indian female presented with complaints of low grade intermittent fever off and on, weakness, and slowly enlarging painless nodules in the right side of her neck and right groin for the last one and half years. There was no history of night sweats, reduced appetite, or weight loss. Past medical history and drug history were also insignificant.
Clinical examination revealed average built, mild pallor along with generalized lymphadenopathy involving right cervical ( cm, multiple, matted) (Figure 1), right axillary ( cm), and right inguinal ( cm) lymph nodes. All the lymph nodes were nontender and firm in consistency. Another ill defined, non tender, firm lump ( cm) was palpated over left side of her chest wall around 4th to 6th ribs in mid axillary line. On abdominal palpation, no hepato-splenomegaly was present. A provisional diagnosis of fever with generalized lymphadenopathy was made and the patient was admitted for further evaluation.
On routine haemogram, her haemoglobin was found to be 10.5 gm/dL, total leucocyte count 11,500/mm3, differential count N81 L16 E02 M01 B0, and platelet count 2,58,000/mm3. Peripheral smear examination showed normocytic to microcytic RBCs with mild hypochromia. No immature cells were present in the peripheral blood. Erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR) was 65 mm/hour. On chest X-ray, clear lung fields with enlarged hilar shadow were present. USG abdomen showed that liver and spleen were normal in shape, size, and echotexture. No free fluid or retroperitoneal lymphadenopathy was detected (Figure 2).
Fine needle aspiration cytology (FNAC) from the enlarged lymph nodes as well as the chest wall lump revealed inflammatory infiltrate consisting of lymphocytes, plasma cells, sparse population of neutrophils along with multiple large histiocytes with abundant eosinophilic cytoplasm and vesicular nuclei, some showing binucleation. Many of these histiocytes showed emperipolesis (i.e., engulfment of intact lymphocytes and plasma cells). No malignant cells or granuloma were seen (Figure 3). These findings were consistent with the diagnosis of Rosai-Dorfman disease. The patient was finally diagnosed to be suffering from RDD with nodal and extranodal involvement.
3. Discussion
RDD was first described by Rosai and Dorfman in 1969 as sinus histiocytosis with massive lymphadenopathy [2]. It is a rare self-limiting benign disease of unknown etiology that is more prevalent among African Negros and has a predilection for males (male : female = 2 : 1). Although any age group can be affected, 80% of the cases manifest within the first two decades of life [3]. Classically, it presents with gradual onset massive bilateral painless cervical lymphadenopathy, fever, raised ESR, and hypergammaglobulinemia. Rosai and Dorfman [1] observed leucocytosis with neutrophilia in 19 out of the 34 cases of RDD in their study. Our patient was 50 years of age and had intermittent fever, leucocytosis, neutrophilia, and raised ESR.
Involvement of axillary, inguinal, paraaortic, and mediastinal lymph nodes have also been documented in RDD [1]. Extranodal manifestation can be seen in 40–45% patients and tend to involve skin and subcutaneous tissue, salivary glands, orbit, respiratory tract, central nervous system, breast, bone marrow, and kidneys [3]. In our patient, nodal involvement was present in right cervical, axillary, and inguinal lymph nodes while extranodal involvement was confined to the skin of left chest wall.
FNAC plays a useful role in the diagnosis of RDD. Aspirates from the affected lesions show proliferation of histiocytes with abundant eosinophilic cytoplasm, vesicular nuclei, and lymphophagocytosis or emperipolesis. In the latter, intact lymphocytes, plasma cells, and RBCs are found to be engulfed by the histiocytes and are a hallmark of RDD. In presence of these classical features on FNAC, a diagnosis of RDD can be reliably made, and as such, biopsy may be avoided [4, 5].
The differential diagnosis of RDD includes lymphoma, malignant histiocytosis, disseminated tuberculosis, and Langerhans cell histiocytosis (LCH) [6, 7]. The phenomenon of emperipolesis is central in differentiating RDD as the rest of these diseases fail to exhibit lymphophagocytosis. Presence of weight loss, night sweats, hepatosplenomegaly and malignant cells staining positive for CD45 favours the diagnosis of lymphoma. Malignant histiocytosis differs from RDD clinically by its rapid downhill course and pathologically by the presence of malignant histiocytes having bizarre, pleomorphic nuclei. The histiocytes in LCH have a characteristic folded and grooved nucleus and exhibit CD1a positivity. Disseminated tuberculosis can be ruled out on the basis of absence of granulomas and negative staining for acid fast bacilli by Ziehl-Neelsen stain [1, 6, 7].
In majority of the cases, RDD runs a benign self-limiting course and no treatment is necessary. However, in patients with massive nodal or extranodal involvement with threatening organ dysfunction, therapy is indicated. Although no precise treatment is known for this condition, multiple modalities including radiation, chemotherapy, glucocorticoids, interferon, and surgery have been attempted with variable outcome [8]. Our patient was put on oral Prednisolone and showed a decrease in the size of lymph nodes as well as abatement of fever. The patient is currently under regular followup.
4. Conclusion
Rosai-Dorfman disease is a rare condition which has both nodal and extranodal presentations and can often mimic a plethora of malignant neoplasms. However, given its benign and self-limiting course, the entity should be kept in mind so that unnecessary interventions to the patients can be avoided.
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|January 28, 2011, 10:59 AM
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Low recoil load for 20 ga.
Looking for a light recoil 20 ga. load.
My 11 yr old grandson wants to start shooting his Stevens single shot and I would like to make the experience as painless and enjoyable as possible.
Would appreciate either load info, powder, primer, wad, shot etc. or a good load to buy.
Will start him off shooting clays and move up from there.
|January 28, 2011, 11:09 AM
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Several makers have "trainer" loads which are running 1200 fps or less and can have anywhere from 3/4oz to 7/8.
If you reload, a 3/4oz 20 gauge running around 1150 fps will knock clays into little bits with minimum recoil. Take a basic 7/8oz recipe and only drop 3/4 oz
First thing is make sure the stock fits - it doesn't matter how soft the load, if it doesn't fit, it is going to hurt.
Once the stock is fitted, I would add weight to that single shot - the heaviest gun with the lightest load will give you the least amount of ACTUAL recoil. In a gun that fits, it will also then give you the least amount of FELT recoil. A good pad will help with felt recoil as well, but remember to make sure you don't make the gun too long.
Good luck!
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IMHO, you'll do better with a heavier gun than a reduced load. Light weight single shots can pack a wallop for a youngster. That's why so many old school "youth" single shot guns were .410s.
My friend, oneounceload, may be along to share a reduced 20-ga load. He's got a lot of experience in the reduced load department.
Edit: Oops... he beat me to the post.
|January 28, 2011, 12:55 PM
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The load I use - for light 20ga loads is ---- 2 3/4" STS hulls .... 12.0gr Hodgdon International, Win 209 primer, WAA20 wad. I substitue the Orange Duster wad / as a direct substitue for the WAA20 wad.
But this load will give you 1150 fps / 9,000 psi pressure .... so its about as soft as you'll find..
The load range on this recipe is pretty good / the Hodgdon book also lists a load ( 3/4oz again / at 13.2 gr of International at 1200 fps ) ....so you can go from 12.0gr to 13.2 grains ( as he gets stronger / and older ) ....
On the light end of this load / its basically a 28ga load in a 20ga gun.
But I find with these young kids / its more about upper body strength - so they can swing the gun a little ....so using different guns, getting something real light ( if you had a semi-auto / might be ok ) ....but like others said, if he can handle the weight, adding as little as 1 lb to the gun can reduce the recoil close to 20%.
Having a lot of grandkids myself .....I went to a local sporting goods store --- and picked up 3 or 4 vests from XS, Small, Med, Large ....etc so I've ended up with a vest / with a good recoil pad in it ....( and then I can pick a size / that fits them as they grow). Some vests are both left and right handed / some are either lefties or righties ....so I managed to get some that had recoil pads on both sides.
Pick a day at the club - if you can - when its really quiet - so you can get your own field and work with them a little ....
A couple of guns that I use in 20ga for new shooters....is a Browning BPS Hunter model, pump with a 28" barrel ( its about a 7 lb gun ). Another one, is a Benelli Super Sport model in 20ga ...with their comfort tech supression system in it ...is only 6.3 lbs and its got the cool carbon fibre look to it - the kids like it ). Some kids at 11 are big / some have arms the size of my thumb ...so every kid is really different... You really need to adapt / so they have a good time.
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We were just contacted by a family from Cambrils offering us a home exchange in August of 2012. I realize it will be very hot in Spain in August, but it works out great for us with our schedules. I don't know much about that part of Spain. Has anyone been there? We would be going for a couple of weeks with a hope of renting a car for part of the trip to travel around the area. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. We have never done a home exchange before.
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Cambrils is known for many good restaurants - people come for the restaurants all the way from Barcelona in the week-ends - and it's also the more local and tranquile neighbour of very touristy Salou.
As much as ten restaurants in Cambrils and surroundings mentioned in the Guia Repsol, the Spaniah equvivalent to the Michelin guide. Two restaurants with two "soles", the second highest ranking possible, Can Bosch and Joan Gatell, but they're serious about food here in general.
Can Bosch: http://www.canbosch.com/
Joan Gatell: http://www.joangatell.com/english/joanpedrell.asp
Guia Repsol: http://www.guiarepsol.com/Gastronomia/Restaurantes/ListadoRestaurantes.aspx
Cambrils is also close to some of the most important Cava wineries, Freixenet and Codorníu, both in Sant Sadurni d'Anoia.
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Cambrils is in a nice location to explore Southern Catalunya.
It's a typical beach resort with mostly low-rising buildings and a bit of an "urban sprawl" of urbanisaciones.
Yet, it is a far cry from the ghastly places which are targeted mostly at Northern Europeans looking for cheap sangria and sunburn.
In detail, location is important. Try to find out the exact street that house is on and check it via Google Streetview. You probably don't want to live in an urbanisacion next door to the main railway line or the Mediterranean motorways.
I would not say that the weather will be unpleasant or "too hot" in August in Southern Catalonia. I would expect temperatures around 30C, and you have the sea at your doorstep to cool off a bit. It will be top holiday/tourist season and not like August in Phoenix.
Cambrils is the gateway to the Terres de l'Ebre, with the best wines of Spain growing in the mountainous Priorat and surrounding Montsant region and the impressive Ebro delta where rice is cultivated in acres of wetlands and miles of deserted beaches at the delta's edges. In addition you have many cultural and historic gems in close reach, like Poblet monestary near Montblanc, the Civil War monuments in the region of Mora d'Ebre, the Gaudí buildings in nearby Reus or Roman ruins in nearby Tarragona and so on and on.
If you travel with kids, a trip to Port Aventura should be a must.
A rental car should be a must as those holiday towns often have quite an urban sprawl. For a visit to Barcelona, which is just a cheap and frequent train ride, you don't need/want a car. Also not to visit Tarragona.
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Thank you both for your quick response. It sounds wonderful. I am getting a Spain travel guide and will look for one that focuses on Catalonia. We have friends who live in Villanueva, so we might go up there for a bit too. A rental car is definitely something we are looking into. Again, I appreciate your feedback so much.
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I agree with what others have said. Cambrils, in the centre, is quite 'Spanish' or 'Catalan' (though there is little history), and many people thronging fish restaurants and tapas bars are Spanish. Salou, on the other hand, is a characterless urban sprawl, with some rowdiness in the bars and clubs in the centre, the only redeeming feature being Port Aventura theme park. Cambrils provides a good base for trips nearby. The three Romanesque monasteries of Poblet, Santa Creus and Vallbona are gems and not to be missed (though inland is very hot in August - expect 35C/100F but dry). If you are renting a car, book well in advance - 6 months - as there's a shortage of cars in high season and rates rise steeply.
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One item I forgot re. rental cars.
I would not go for the extra cheap smallest group of rental cars during summer. While those mini cars are great to navigate through narrow streets in the mountain villages, they lack some power when you drive with full a/c all the time. Two classes up, i.e. a "compact" Seat Leon, VW Golf or Opel Astra will do the job easily. A bigger car will become a nuisance again on narrow streets and when you look for a spot to park it.
Another benefit of renting a car would be (as you will stay not stay in a hotel) that you can take advantage of the supermarkets at the outskirts of town. While all resorts are dotted with small convinience stores for the occasional bottle of wine or water, you will pay a lot more if all your grocery shopping is limited to those stores and to what you can carry home.
To make things a bit more confusing, any type of grocery store, also the tiny convinience stores, is usually called a "supermercado" or "supermercat". The big "Safeway"-type of supermarkets are called "hipermercado" or "hipermercat".
When driving around with a car, it does not hurt to have a cheat card with the handful of most useful "traffic-related" words in Catalan, as all signage is in that language and not "Spanish", i.e. Castilian.
While signs are international, the "add-ons" like "no xyz e.g. parking on weekdays or weekends" etc. are good to know.
In general, driving is a breeze. Roads, also in the nearby mountains are in excellent condition, and road numbering and signage is abundand and good. On the major motorways you pay quite a bit of toll in Catalonia. Often you have a toll-free highway going parallel as a cheap alternative but often with lots of truck traffic.
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Would there be enough to do for 15 days? We are thinking of doing day trips to Barcelona, Villanueva, and may be a couple of other places. Surprisingly, we got another offer at about the same time to exchange with a family in Amsterdam. So now, we are debating which one to choose.
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Daytrips to Barcelona can be pretty addictive, fantastic city.
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Such a disappointment, the family in Cambrils decided not to travel to the US this summer. Oh well, it was fun to plan this trip for a couple of days.
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International Journal of Telemedicine and Applications
Volume 2013 (2013), Article ID 461829, 31 pages
Using Information and Communication Technology in Home Care for Communication between Patients, Family Members, and Healthcare Professionals: A Systematic Review
Division of Nursing, Department of Health Science, Luleå University of Technology, 971 87 Luleå, Sweden
Received 18 November 2012; Revised 17 January 2013; Accepted 3 February 2013
Academic Editor: Carlos De Las Cuevas
Copyright © 2013 Birgitta Lindberg et al. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.
Introduction. Information and communication technology (ICT) are becoming a natural part in healthcare both for delivering and giving accessibility to healthcare for people with chronic illness living at home. Aim. The aim was to review existing studies describing the use of ICT in home care for communication between patients, family members, and healthcare professionals. Methods. A review of studies was conducted that identified 1,276 studies. A selection process and quality appraisal were conducted, which finally resulted in 107 studies. Results. The general results offer an overview of characteristics of studies describing the use of ICT applications in home care and are summarized in areas including study approach, quality appraisal, publications data, terminology used for defining the technology, and disease diagnosis. The specific results describe how communication with ICT was performed in home care and the benefits and drawbacks with the use of ICT. Results were predominated by positive responses in the use of ICT. Conclusion. The use of ICT applications in home care is an expanding research area, with a variety of ICT tools used that could increase accessibility to home care. Using ICT can lead to people living with chronic illnesses gaining control of their illness that promotes self-care.


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the popa3d goals
Is a POP3 daemon by Solar Designer.
Well, the goals themselves are obvious; they're probably the same for most
other POP3 servers as well. It's their priority that differs. For popa3d,
the goals are:
1. Security (to the extent that is possible with POP3 at all, of course).
2. Reliability (again, as limited by the mailbox format and the protocol).
3. RFC compliance (slightly relaxed to work with real-world POP3 clients).
4. Performance (limited by the more important goals, above).
This port is installed to be run from inetd, which is sufficient
for normal usage. However, it is possible to build a stand-alone
version, should you need better performance.
WWW: http://www.openwall.com/popa3d/
To install the port: cd /usr/ports/mail/popa3d/ && make install cleanTo add the package: pkg install popa3d
cd /usr/ports/mail/popa3d/ && make install clean
pkg install popa3d
PKGNAME: popa3d
SHA256 (popa3d-1.0.3.tar.gz) = 03b853daf9f2426fd18d410d33be82ef3a1f09c150d2ca4d2214624d4e6388bc
SIZE (popa3d-1.0.3.tar.gz) = 33616
===> The following configuration options are available for popa3d-1.0.3:
SMTP_AFTER_POP3=off: Enable SMTP-after-POP support
STANDALONE_POP3=off: Enable standalone server mode
SETPROCTITLE=off: Enable setproctitle() support
DOCS=on: Build and/or install documentation
===> Use 'make config' to modify these settings
Number of commits found: 66
- Fix trailing whitespace in pkg-descrs, categories [g-n]*
Approved by: portmgr blanket
- Fix plist for mail/popa3d-before-sendmail
Remove UNIQUENAME and LATEST_LINK.
UNIQUENAME was never unique, it was only used by USE_LDCONFIG and now,
we won't have conflicts there.
Use PKGBASE instead of LATEST_LINK in PKGLATESTFILE, the *only* consumer
is pkg-devel, and it works just fine without LATEST_LINK as pkg-devel
has the correct PKGNAME anyway.
Now that UNIQUENAME is gone, OPTIONSFILE is too. (it's been called
OPTIONS_FILE now.)
Reviewed by: antoine, bapt
Exp-run by: antoine
Sponsored by: Absolight
Differential Revision: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D3336
Back to the pool.
Currently and in near future I don't have time to be responsible
for any port.
Cleanup plist
Rename mail/ patch-xy patches to reflect the files they modify.
Remove NOPORTDOCS and NOPORTEXAMPLES.
Do not enforce a user/group that stage will automatically set.
This allows packing as a user
With hat: portmgr
- Update to 1.0.3
- Fix staging when SMTP_AFTER_POP3 option is enabled
- Support staging
Add NO_STAGE all over the place in preparation for the staging support (cat:
- Adopt port
- Trim Makefile header
- Display pkg-message correctly
Approved by: tabthorpe (mentor)
Feature safe: yes
- drop maintainership
- use OPTIONS_DEFINE
- escape shell names
In the rc.d scripts, change assignments to rcvar to use the
literal name_enable wherever possible, and ${name}_enable
when it's not, to prepare for the demise of set_rcvar().
In cases where I had to hand-edit unusual instances also
modify formatting slightly to be more uniform (and in
some cases, correct). This includes adding some $FreeBSD$
tags, and most importantly moving rcvar= to right after
name= so it's clear that one is derived from the other.
The vast majority of pkg-descr files had the following format when they
had both lines:
Author: ...
So standardize on that, and move them to the end of the file when necessary.
Also fix some more whitespace, and remove more "signature tags" of varying
forms, like -- name, etc.
A few other various formatting issues
- remove MD5
Begin the process of deprecating sysutils/rc_subr by
s#. %%RC_SUBR%%#. /etc/rc.subr#
- force -D flag
Submitted by: dougb
- fix flags in rcng script
Submitted by: marck
- make pkg-message prefix aware
- use rcng style start script
Submitted by: Sevan Janiyan
- new option WITHOUT_POPAUTH_M4
Inpsired by: Kenneth Tom
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- fix rc script for option WITH_STANDALONE in FreeBSD 4.x
Reported by: subdue on irc
- update OPTION WITH_SETPROCTITLE to be cleaner
Submitted by: osa
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Submitted by: marck (Dmitry Morozovsky)
- conversion to rc_subr and OPTIONS style
Submitted by: marck (Dmitry Morozovsky)
- keep compatibility checks
- make optiosn overriadeabel flor slave ports
- force UNIQUENAME to avoid conflichts between ports
- update to 1.0.2
- cleanup
Remove USE_REINPLACE from ports starting with M
- update to 1.0.1
- add SHA checksum
- update to 1.0
make portlint a bit happier
- new option MAILBOX_HOME
Submitted by: Krzysztof Kowalewski, Jr.
- update to 0.6.4.1
Submitted by: glewis
- allow build without optimisation flags.
Submitted by: Yar Tikhiy
- make PKGNAMESUFFIX more flexible
- Fix use of CFDIR
- add SIZE
- suppress pkg-message when STANDALONE_POP3 is defined (while building)
Submitted by: Linh Pham
- suppress pkg-message and pkg-deinstall when STANDALONE_POP3 is defined
so the package will print neither.
- adds CONFLICTS with own variants.
- use DOCSDIR
- new option STANDALONE_POP3
Submitted by: osa
- USE_REINPLACE for all options
- cleanup targets
Submitted by: dinoex
- update to 0.6.4
- update MASTER_SITES
- Update to 0.6.3
- Update to 0.6.2
- extend popauth.m4 with optional timecheck
- Update to 0.6.1
- Update to 0.6
- retire pkg-comment
- add COMMENT
- Update to 0.5.9
- Fix bug found by email@example.com
- discussion at
- Extend Documentation
- add some notes about testing
Suggested by: firstname.lastname@example.com
- Use of /var/empty is it exists.
- Split defines to make portlint happy.
- record installation option SMTP_AFTER_POP3 better
update MASTER_SITES
- Get rid of PERL and use SED
Update to popa3d-0.5.1
Submitted by: email@example.com
- Install manpage too.
Suggested by: email@example.com
Use ${ECHO_CMD} instead of ${ECHO} where you mean the echo command; the ECHO
macro is set to "echo" by default, but it is set to "true" if make(1) is
invoked with the -s option while ECHO_CMD is always set to the echo command.
- Fix creation of chroot dir again, the packed did not created it.
- moved chroot dir from /var/empty to ${PREFIX}/empty - create chroot dir by
default - bumped PORTREVISION
- Update popa3d-0.5 - Cleanup POP_AFTERR_SMTP patches - honor CFLAGS
Added new functionality: SMTP_RELAY aftersucessfull POP3 authentification.
Spaces->tabs in the mail category.
Change PKGDIR from pkg/ to . Also fix places where ${PKGDIR} is spelled out
(many of which are ${PKGDIR}/MESSAGE -> ${PKGMESSAGE} type fixes that
shouldn't have been necessary) and the string "/pkg/" appear.
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May 6, 2013
RENO, Nev. — Some of the lowest season flows in the Truckee River in four decades are raising concerns about Nevada's lingering drought.
The water trickling down from the melting mountain snowpack apparently reached its peak this past week, both sooner and smaller than normal.
Federal Water Master Chad Blanchard said it's the third lowest peak for runoff since detailed records were kept starting about 40 years ago. The lowest were in 1977 and 1988.
"It's pretty ugly," he told the Reno Gazette-Journal (http://tinyurl.com/coy37lr).
The second dry winter in a row produced only about half the normal snowpack.
Blanchard said there's no immediate concern for kayakers and fishermen because releases from Lake Tahoe and the Truckee River system's other reservoirs should allow normal summer river flows to be maintained. But those flows likely will arrive earlier in the season as well.
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Likewise, the same reservoir storage will guarantee normal water deliveries across the Reno-Sparks area through the summer — but the season could prove far more challenging for folks depending on water from rivers without reservoir storage, including the Carson River.
Lake Tahoe's level may only rise three-tenths of a foot by June instead of the originally projected half-foot, Blanchard said. Tahoe could dip to near its natural rim by fall, cutting off the flow of water into the Truckee River.
Although the snowfall in the winter of 2011-2012 also was well below normal, much of the snow and rain fell late in the season. The opposite occurred this past winter with all the snow and rain coming early and shutting off in January.
January through March was the driest on record for the three-month period dating back more than a century in Tahoe City.
All those months of dryness produced poor conditions for runoff. Much of the moisture present in the snowpack is going directly from the snow into the atmosphere, a process similar to evaporation known as sublimation, Blanchard said. And much of the water melting from the snowpack is soaking into a dry ground rather than making it to rivers and streams.
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Green councillors say they are concerned at plans to relocate or remove grit bins across Sheffield.
Consultation on the winter maintenance review - which would also see 100 fewer miles of Sheffield roads gritted, and the recruitment of snow wardens ended to save £100,000 - has now finished.
A 1,000 strong petition against the proposals was submitted and the city's Green party has also commented on the plans.
Coun Brian Webster said: "Sheffield Green Party believes the priority of the winter maintenance service should be to ensure that pedestrians and public transport can continue moving during periods of wintry weather.
"We welcome the inclusion of roads which form part of a major SYPTE bus route within the proposed criteria for the council's Priority 2 precautionary gritting routes. "However, we are concerned that the proposals to remove some grit bins and to cease recruitment of snow wardens will remove two of the key ways in which local people who want to offer something to their community can work to keep their footways clear and safe during wintry weather.
"Removing these relatively cost-effective services risks making pedestrian travel more difficult and dangerous during these times."
Responses to the consultation, which number around 800, will now be considered by the council.
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On December6, 1999, a Foreign consultant/contractor with the Taiwan printon and minting, Mr.BrianClaude made a numbered time (Fixed) Deposit for twelve calendar months, valuedat US$30,000,000.00,
(Thirty Million, us Dollars) in my branch.
Upon maturity,I sent a routine notification to his forwarding address but got no reply. Aftera month,we sent a reminder and finally we discovered from his contract employers,the Taiwan printon and minting that Mr.Brian Claude died from an automobile accident. On further investigation, I found out that he died without making a WILL, and allattempts to trace his next of kin was fruitless.
I therefore made further investigationand discovered that Mr.Brian Claude did not declare any next of kin or relationsin all his official documents including his Bank Deposit paperwork in my Bank.This sum of US$30,000,000.00 has
carefully been moved out of my bank to a securitycompany for safekeeping.
No one will ever come forward to claim it. Accordingto Taipei Law, at the expiration of 5 (five) years, the money will revert to the ownershipof the Taiwan Government if nobody applies to claim the fund.
Consequently,my proposal is that I will like you as an Foreigner to stand in as the owner of the money I deposited it in a security company in a trunk box though the securitycompany does not know the contents
of the box as I tagged them to be photographicmaterials for export. I am writing you because I as a public servant (Manager with the bank), i cannot operate a foreign account or have an account that is more than$1m.
I want to present you as the owner of the box in the security company soyou can be able to claim them with the help of my attorney. This is simple.
I will like you to provide immediately your full names and address so that the Attorney will prepare the necessary documents which will put you in place as
the owner of the trunk.
The money will be moved out for us to share in the ratio of 60% for me and 40% for you. There is no risk at all as all the paperwork for this transactionwill be done by the Attorney and this will guarantees the successful execution of this transaction.
If you are interested, please reply immediately via myemail address or call me . Upon your response, I shall then provide
you withmore details and relevant documents that will help you understand the transaction.
Pleaseobserve utmost confidentiality, and rest assured that this transaction would bemost profitable for both of us because I shall require your assistance to investmy share in your country.(Buying of properties like houses, hotels etc) Pleasedo send me your private/mobile telephone fax number
so that we can have a smoothcommunication.
Awaiting your urgent reply via my email
Thanks and regards.
Bank Manager,
China Trust Commerical Bank,


text:
During the 1980s, a disenchanted assistant editor at a women's magazine is devoted to her fiance, a Wall street moneyman who personifies all her yuppie lifestyle fantasies. However, her bubble bursts when she discovers he's secretly engaged to two other women. Crestfallen, the woman who hates her magazine job becomes devoted to it.
Alex Witchel is a New York Times culture writer best known for her theatre industry and fashion columns. Me Times Three is her first novel, soon to be a motion picture.
©2002 Alex Witchel (P)2002 Recorded Books
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