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Cystic fibrosis is a genetic
disease that causes
mucus in the body to become thick and sticky. This
glue-like mucus builds up and causes problems in many of the body's organs,
especially the
lungs and the pancreas. People who have cystic fibrosis can have serious breathing
problems and lung disease. They can also have problems with nutrition,
digestion, and growth. The disease generally gets worse over time.
The life expectancy
for people with cystic fibrosis has been steadily increasing.
Cystic fibrosis is one of the most common genetic disorders in white children in the United States and Canada. It's caused by a change, or
mutation, in a
gene. The changed gene is passed down in families. To
pass on this disease, both parents must be
carriers of the changed gene.
Cystic fibrosis is usually
diagnosed at an early age. The symptoms aren't the same for everyone. But
some common symptoms in a baby who has cystic fibrosis include:
Other symptoms may also develop in childhood, such
The doctor will likely notice the signs of cystic fibrosis during a routine exam. Some states routinely screen newborn babies for cystic fibrosis.
Screening tests look for a certain health problem before any symptoms
If your child has a positive newborn screening test or
symptoms of cystic fibrosis, your doctor will order a
sweat test to see how much salt is in your child's sweat. People with cystic
fibrosis have sweat that is much saltier than normal. The doctor may also
suggest a genetic test. Finding a high amount of salt in two sweat tests or
finding certain changed genes will confirm a diagnosis.
The types of treatment your child receives depends
on what kinds of health problems the cystic fibrosis is causing and how your
child's body responds to different types of treatment.
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therapies), and other specialized care to manage the disease.
Learning about cystic fibrosis:
Being diagnosed:
Getting treatment:
Ongoing concerns:
Living with cystic fibrosis:
Health Tools help you make wise health decisions or take action to improve your health.
Cystic fibrosis
occurs when a child inherits a changed (mutated)
gene from both parents. The changed gene
causes problems with the way salt and water move in and out of the cells that
mucus, causing the mucus to be thick and sticky. This
kind of mucus makes it hard for the body to keep organs and lungs clean and
Many people don't know they have
the changed gene. If you are the parent of a child who has cystic fibrosis, it
is important to remember that nothing you did caused the disease.
Symptoms of
cystic fibrosis are usually caused by the production
of thick, sticky
mucus. Symptoms vary from person to person. They aren't
always obvious in childhood.
Symptoms of cystic
fibrosis in a baby or young child may include:
Over time, symptoms may
get worse and cause problems such as:
More symptoms may develop during late childhood or
early adulthood. They include:
cystic fibrosis generally follows certain patterns,
each person's symptoms depend on what is happening with his or her
mucus-producing cells. These kinds of cells are found throughout the body in
many different organs and systems, including the:
The life expectancy for people
with cystic fibrosis has been steadily increasing. On
average, people who have cystic fibrosis live into their mid-to-late 30s. But new treatments are helping some people to live into
their 40s and longer. People who have a mild form may have a
normal life expectancy.
There is no cure. But
experts are hopeful that the discovery of the cystic fibrosis gene defect may
soon lead to a cure.
Cystic fibrosis is a
genetic disorder. It is an
autosomal recessive disease. This means that to get
the disease, you must inherit the changed (mutated) gene from both parents.
Keep in mind:
It is important to diagnose and
cystic fibrosis early. Call your doctor if your
Call your doctor if your child who has been diagnosed with
cystic fibrosis gets worse in any way. Typically, this is when your
Watchful waiting is a wait-and-see approach. It's not a good idea for people who have cystic
fibrosis. If your child has any signs of cystic fibrosis, even if they seem to
be mild, call the doctor right away.
The following doctors can diagnose and treat cystic
Other health professionals may also be involved in your
child's care:
Cystic fibrosis care centers
offer the best, most comprehensive treatment available by addressing
medical, nutritional, and emotional needs.
You can find one by contacting the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation at
To prepare for your appointment, see the topic Making the Most of Your Appointment.
Most people who
have cystic fibrosis have signs of it when they are children. Tests to diagnose
cystic fibrosis can be done at any time—before
pregnancy, during pregnancy, right after birth, in childhood, or in adulthood.
medical history and a
physical exam are often the first steps in diagnosing
cystic fibrosis, followed by screening or lab tests.
diagnosis of cystic fibrosis requires one of the
Also, there must be at least one of the following:
Certain tests can help your doctor monitor your child's cystic fibrosis.
These tests include:
Both newborns and adults can be tested for the
changed (mutated) gene that causes cystic fibrosis. These tests include:
If you are interested in a genetic test for cystic
fibrosis, talk with your doctor about the test. Genetic counseling can help you understand your
test results. Genetic testing may involve certain ethical, legal, and religious issues.
After a
child is diagnosed, a team of health professionals will build a treatment plan
based on the child's specific health problems. Following a treatment plan will help your child live a longer, healthier
Your child will likely have ongoing respiratory therapy, digestive therapy, and treatment with medicines such as antibiotics. Regular medical care, home treatment such as
postural drainage, and taking steps to reduce infection
can help people with cystic fibrosis lead relatively normal lives.
The best treatment available is generally found at cystic
fibrosis care centers. These centers address the
medical, nutritional, and emotional needs.
You can find one by contacting the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation at www.cff.org.
Regular visits with
the team of health professionals involved in your child's care are
important. Your doctor will want to
make sure that your child is eating properly and is gaining weight and growing
at a normal rate. The doctor will record your child's weight, height, and head
size in order to keep track of how your child is developing over time.
Lab tests can help your doctor know how
serious the disease is and how it is affecting your child's body.
Your doctor will ask you about your child's
immunizations and will schedule any shots that are needed.
Children with cystic fibrosis should have all the recommended shots, plus pneumococcal shots. To learn more, see the topic
Respiratory therapy is any treatment that slows down
lung damage and improves breathing. The focus of this therapy is on reducing
infection and getting rid of mucus to keep the lungs healthy. Medicines may be used to control the amount and thickness of mucus.
Other ways to help remove mucus from the lungs involve
certain types of movements, coughing, or exercises known as airway clearance
with severe lung disease may need to use oxygen at home.
This treatment works to replace certain
digestive enzymes, to make sure the body absorbs all the
vitamins and
minerals it needs, and to prevent or treat intestinal
blockages. Digestive therapy involves:
cystic fibrosis problems or
complications occur when the
respiratory system or
digestive system becomes damaged.
Bronchiectasis, which is caused by long-lasting airway
inflammation, is common.
Most people who have complications will need to stay
in the hospital. Treatment for complications may include medicines or surgery,
depending on the person's age and symptoms.
The doctor may do tests, such as a chest
X-ray, to know what kinds of problems your child is having.
Other treatments for complications from cystic
fibrosis may include:
treatment is very important. It can make a person with cystic fibrosis feel better and live longer. Here are some things you can do at home, or help your child do, to help prevent
more serious health problems like lung infections:
If your newborn has been diagnosed with
cystic fibrosis, avoid placing him or her
in day care for at least 6 months to 1 year, if possible. Care for your baby at home.
As children with cystic fibrosis get older, it is
important for them to learn how to help care for themselves. Even though it can
be hard to follow a treatment plan every day, there are many benefits of home
treatments. Skipping a treatment may not make a person feel worse right away. But it raises the chances of having more serious problems later.
Handling the challenges of caring for a child who has cystic fibrosis can be difficult.
Take good care of yourself,
physically and emotionally, so that you can give your child the best care possible.
Many people with cystic fibrosis and their families need
emotional support to help them live with this genetic disease.
Support groups,
counseling, and education about the disease can be
very helpful not only for people who have cystic fibrosis but also for their
It is also important to talk about the kind of medical procedures you
want or don't want for yourself or for your child.
Medical researchers are looking at gene transfer therapy. It involves introducing
healthy genes into the lung cells of people who have cystic fibrosis.
Researchers are also investigating protein repair therapy, or protein
assist therapy. This treatment involves taking medicines that help the defective
protein work more normally to allow a small amount of salt and water to move
out of cells.
Gene transfer and protein repair therapies are in
the experimental, developmental stages. Clinical trials are being
Cystic fibrosis is a
genetic disorder that cannot be prevented. But there are many things you can do to help your child live a happy and healthy life. To learn more, see the Treatment Overview.
Medicines for
cystic fibrosis help keep the lungs as healthy as
possible, reduce and control
mucus in the lungs, and replace digestive
A small number of people with cystic fibrosis have a certain changed (mutated) gene called the G551D mutation. If you have this changed gene, the medicine ivacaftor (Kalydeco) can target the genetic cause of your lung problems and may help improve lung function. Talk to your doctor if you want more information about it.
Some medicines work better for
some people than for others. A medicine that works well for one person may not
work for someone else. It can take time to find the medicines that work best
for you or your child.
Surgery may be needed to treat complications
cystic fibrosis. Procedures may include:
If your child isn't able to get all the nutrients he or
she needs from food, a
feeding tube may be placed in your child's stomach.
Lung transplant surgery is
generally recommended only for people who have severe lung damage, because the
risks can be greater than the benefits. Not everyone is a good candidate for an organ transplant. If tests show that you are a good candidate, you are put on a waiting list. You may have to wait days, months, or years for your transplant. Be patient, and ask your doctor what you can do while you're waiting. Guidelines from the United Network for Organ Sharing (UNOS)
are intended to shorten the wait time for donor lungs.
For more
information on transplants, see the topic
Organ Transplant.
The CFF coordinates, supports, and accredits cystic
fibrosis centers and programs, supports research, and advocates for patients.
You can find information about things like treatment, care centers, clinical
trials, and staying healthy. You can also buy medicines from the online
The Genetics Home Reference provides information on hundreds of genetic conditions. The website has many tools for learning about human genetics and the way genetic changes can cause
disease. It also has links to additional resources for people who
have genetic conditions and for their families.
This website is sponsored by the Nemours Foundation. It
has a wide range of information about children's health—from allergies and
diseases to normal growth and development (birth to adolescence). This website
offers separate areas for kids, teens, and parents, each providing
age-appropriate information that the child or parent can understand. You can
sign up to get weekly emails about your area of interest.
The March of Dimes tries to improve the health of babies
by preventing birth defects, premature birth, and early death. March of Dimes
supports research, community services, education, and advocacy to save babies'
lives. The organization's website has information on premature birth, birth
defects, birth defects testing, pregnancy, and prenatal care.
The U.S. National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute
(NHLBI) information center offers information and publications about preventing
and treating:
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Ozzie says he'll keep his thoughts to himself:
"I wish I could say what I think, because I'd be on CNN, the Playboy Channel, everywhere, [if I say] what I really think about this," Guillen said. "But I'm not going to say it, it's the first time I'm going to keep it to myself."
but that is easier said than done:
"I wipe my [expletive] with the critics," Guillen said emphatically. "I play JP because I think that's the best guy to help us win. If he's 0-for-100, you think I don't know that? But in the meanwhile, when you're in my spot, when you sit in my chair you will be criticized 99 percent of the time. Because when things are going good, you have good players. When things are going bad, the manager's [expletive]."
"I've said in the past, they want Viciedo here, my door is open, as soon as he's here I'll play him every day," Guillen said. "Now, I make it clear, they gotta make a trade or make a decision to send someone down. I cannot play with a 26 man roster. But as long as JP is here, he's playing. If people don't like it…."
If Kenny brings up Dayan Viciedo and doesn't move Juan Pierre the fireworks will be deafening.
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First, let me say that this Steeler defense is a few leagues better than the defense we saw against Oakland and Tennessee. Specifically, I think Keenan Lewis is getting better each week and Lawrence Timmons is in beast mode.
But, and this is a very important but......
Yinz Stiller fans should know that a championship defense makes splash plays and gives its offense a short field. Being ranked number 1 as far as yardage goes is great, but as we learned last year, it's not enough. The offense is ranked a mediocre 17th in scoring. While I'm not saying that's all on the defense, don't you think some turnovers and shorter fields more often would allow the Steelers to score more? Yes, Troy is hurt. But there are 31 other teams that don't have a Troy Polamalu.
Again, I'm not saying this defense is bad, but the Steelers will not get to where yinz want them to go if the defense is unable to make splash plays more often than it currently is.


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Do what david koch & charlie koch tell you to do
and what their anti-voter legislators want
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Paul Lepage, a tea party / koch clown
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The often-brash governor of Maine is at it again, this time using a sexually vulgar phrase to describe how he says a Democratic lawmaker is taking advantage of the people.
Gov. Paul LePage made the remark about Sen. Troy Jackson to two television reporters Thursday.
When one reporter responded that people were bound to find the remark offensive, the governor repeated it.
"Sen. Jackson claims to be for the people, but he's the first one to give it to
the people without providing Vaseline."
"He is bad. He has no brains, and he has a black heart."
LePage acknowledged to WMTW that the comments could be offensive to some, saying, "Good. It ought to [offend], because I've been taking it for two years."
LePage's comments came as he intends to veto a two-year budget because it includes tax increases. Jackson had criticized the governor's announcement call for 60-day reprieve to negotiate a new budget and called a news conference for later Thursday.
LePage is known for speaking his mind. The Republican once told the NAACP to "kiss my butt."
more goodies from the corporatist Rs that WE elected
Joe Maturo(R-CT) In a WPIX interview in 2012, East Haven, Conn. Mayor Joe Maturo (R) was asked what he would do for the Latino community. Maturo "I might have tacos when I go home. I'm not quite sure yet."
Larry Taylor(R- TX) In 2011, Texas state Sen. Larry Taylor (R) made a culturally insensitive remark while speaking at a hearing regarding an insurance company paying policy holders in a timely manner. "Don't nitpick, don't try to Jew them down,"
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Balitong Curry (Gulai Balitong)
Balitong Curry (Gulai Balitong) recipe – Balitong concoction that I absolutely adore–made with freshly ground spice paste, coconut milk, sweet potatoes, and mung bean noodles/tang hoon (optional).
As a big fan of shellfish, there is a ritual that I always practice whenever I go home to Penang–scouting for the scarce shellfish species and had a fix or two (or three) of them.
They are the kind of shellfish that I constantly crave in the United States, but could never make them here because they are simply unavailable in the US.
This past trip home, I made no exception. The morning after I arrived, I went to the nearest wet market in search of fresh balitong (a kind of Malaysian sea snails) and gyowa (Hokkien name for a type of local clams with very sweet flesh). I was handsomely rewarded with abundant fresh supplies of them…
When I was growing up, my mother and my aunt would prepare a balitong concoction that I absolutely adore–made with freshly ground spice paste, coconut milk, sweet potatoes, and mung bean noodles/tang hoon (optional).
The very thought of this sweet and savory curry never fails to make my mouth water. After consulting both my mother and my aunt, I cooked up a pot of balitong and sweet potato curry.
Unfortunately, my mother is no longer cooking due to her health condition, but my balitong did win over my father. He hadn't had this dish for a very long time that he finished more than half of them in no time.
Eagerly, he sucked the flesh out from the spiral shell and devoured them with great satisfaction. When I asked him if I had cooked it well, he said "ho chiak" (meaning delicious in Hokkien dialect) and that was the sweetest accolade possible!
I have to confess that I used a tad too much ground spice paste in this first trial of mine, but it was tasty nonetheless. I am just glad that I now learn another much-cherished family recipe, one that I will keep with me forever…
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Note: I didn't keep track of my measurement when making this dish; I also bought freshly ground spice paste from the wet market, so I don't have a scientific recipe that I can share. If you are interested in the recipe, please email me and I will try to share the cooking method with you.


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Garl Glittergold
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Garl Glittergold is the patron deity of gnomes in the Dungeons & Dragons fantasy role-playing game, and a member of the game's default pantheon of deities. His symbol is a gold nugget.
Garl carries an intelligent axe named Arumdina (Template:IPAc-en Template:Respell).[1]
- 1 Publication history
- 2 Description
- 3 Relationships
- 4 Realm
- 5 Dogma
- 6 Worshippers
- 7 Temples
- 8 Rituals
- 9 Holy days
- 10 Myths and legends
- 11 References
- 12 Additional reading
Publication history
Advanced Dungeons & Dragons 1st edition (1977-1988)
Garl Glittergold was created by James M. Ward for the Deities and Demigods Cyclopedia (1980).[2]
Garl's role among his followers was expanded upon in the article, "The Gnomish Point of View," in Dragon #61 (1982).[3]
Advanced Dungeons & Dragons 2nd edition (1989-1999)
Garl Glittergold was detailed in the book Monster Mythology (1992), including details about his priesthood.[4]
His role in the cosmology of the Planescape campaign setting was described in On Hallowed Ground (1996).[5]
Garl received a very detailed description for his role in the Forgotten Realms in Demihuman Deities (1998).[6]
Garl is described as one of the good deities that celestials can serve in the supplement Warriors of Heaven (1999).[7]
Dungeons & Dragons 3.0 edition (2000-2002)
Garl Glittergold appears as one of the deities described in the Players Handbook for this edition (2000).[8]
Garl Glittergold is detailed in Deities and Demigods (2002),[9] and his role in the Forgotten Realms is revisited in Faiths and Pantheons (2002).[10]
Dungeons & Dragons 3.5 edition (2003-2007)
Garl Glittergold appears in the revised Players Handbook for this edition (2003).[11] His priesthood is detailed for this edition in Complete Divine (2004).[12]
Garl is depicted as a handsome, golden-skinned gnome with sparkling gemstones for eyes. He wears a flowing silk cloak and usually a substantial amount of gold decoration.
Garl, as god of Luck and Trickery, leads the gnomish pantheon. He is the arch enemy of kobolds and their patron deity Kurtulmak.
In many campaign settings, the gnome pantheon of gods consists of the leader, Garl Glittergold, as well as Baervan Wildwanderer, Baravar Cloakshadow, Flandal Steelskin, Gaerdal Ironhand, Nebelun, Segojan Earthcaller, and Urdlen.
In Races of Stone, Garl Glittergold has a twin brother (and nemesis), Gelf Darkhearth, his rival for the hand of the goddess Sheyanna Flaxenstrand.
Garl is on good terms with Aasterinian and Pelor and allied with Yondalla, Corellon Larethian, and Moradin. He is also allied with Brandobaris, Clangeddin Silverbeard, Cyrrollalee, Dumathoin, Erevan Ilesere, Grumbar, Vergadain, and all of the gnomish pantheon except for Urdlen and Gelf.
Garl's enemies include Kurtulmak, Urdlen, Gelf, Gruumsh and the other orc, kobold, and goblin gods.
Garl lives in the gnomish realm of the Golden Hills on the plane of Bytopia. The Golden Hills are a set of seven hills, one for each of the deities who dwell there. The whole realm glows with a golden hue. Garl's hill is known as Glitterhome, but he prefers to wander throughout the realm, often in disguise.
A sense of humor is an important thing for anyone to cultivate, regardless of their hardships. The inhabitants of a community ought to cooperate for the greater good. Pranks are a sacrament. Authority figures shouldn't take themselves too seriously. The tales and jokes of the gnomish people should be preserved, but change should not be feared.
Garl Glittergold is the most popular of the gnomish deities, and honored, in one way or another, by nearly all gnomes.
Garl's clerics wear war helms and gold belts. On ceremonial occasions, their helms and armor are plated with gold as well. Novice priests are known as the Uncut, while full priests are called Jewels. The ranks in Garl's hierarchy are, in ascending order, the Amethyst, Topaz, Opal, Jacinth, Diamond, Emerald, Ruby, and Sapphire priests. High priestesses are called Star Rubies while male high priests are called Star Sapphires. Specialty priests are called glitterbrights.
Priests of the Sparkling Wit serve as crafters, teachers, goldsmiths, miners, entertainers, mediators, councilors, and protectors. They defend the community against outside threats, often with axes, their god's favored weapon.
Temples to the Priceless Gem are unassuming and often hidden. They are normally worked caves just beneath the surface, in the heart of a gnomish community. They are usually circular with a domed ceiling divided into four quadrants, the walls and ceilings decorated in gold leaf and studded with gold nuggets when this can be afforded. Comedians, illusionists, and other entertainers use the space to bring joy and laughter to the faithful. Priests there are usually glad to help traveling gnomes in need.
Ceremonies in honor of Garl are flashy, full of illusion and mystery. They extol gnomish virtues such as cleverness and craftsmanship. During the Communion of Laughter, the faithful are expected to sacrifice a bit of gold or gold dust to the church, who use it for the good of the community.
Prayers to Garl are typically composed in call-and-response style, with the priest asking a riddle and the flock calling out the answer.
Holy days
Worship services are held on the 13th of each month in a holiday known as the Communion of Laughter. Lasting the whole day, the Communion of Laughter includes quiet contemplation, prayer, communal eating, dancing, storytelling, and joke-telling contests.
Myths and legends
Birth of the gods
The gnomish gods were born as gems or veins of precious metals in the heart of the world, some say. Subterranean waters slowly eroded the earth around them until they were free.
Creation of the gnomes
While most gnomes imagine the multiverse as a steady-state model with no beginning or end, there does exist a myth of the ever-curious Garl Glittergold descending into a limestone cave system and being alerted to the presence of a hidden cavern by his intelligent axe, Arumdina. Using his magic to enter the cavern, Garl discovered it was covered wall to ceiling with brilliant gems. Picking some of the gems out of the wall and breathing on them, tiny forms within the gems were set free, becoming the first gnomes. Some believe the svirfneblin came from rubies, the rock gnomes came from diamonds, and the forest gnomes from emeralds. In other versions of the myth, a handful of the tiny forms are blown into the air by a sudden upcurrent, and they become the ancestors of some minor faerie folk. Usually, the first thing Garl does after setting the gnomes free is tell a hilarious joke.
Dwarven legends claim that Garl was once a dwarf god of magic called Garal, who drew away a portion of the dwarven people and remade them to suit his needs, thus creating the gnomish race.
There was a time when all was harmonious and good. But then Garl Glittergold noticed a disharmony, a dissonance, the sound of a being at odds with all existence. He investigated the sound, and after traveling for days in the space of an instant he discovered his counterpart, Gelf Darkhearth, who was exactly the same height and shape as Garl, even dressed the same as Garl, but with gray skin and black hair. The terrible sound emanated from Gelf's weapon, which was a thing of chaos, neither musical instrument nor sword nor wand but all of these things, shifting from one to the other. The two discovered they knew everything about one another, and that they were fated to battle eternally, Garl's sword against Gelf's thing, and so they do, because their ways are antithetical to one another. Their battle is the battle that goes on within every gnome's heart between peace and tranquility and the desire for rebellion and change. It is the battle of the multiverse itself, creation balanced against destruction.
The gnomes of Gaborren's Rift in the Grandwood forest have a unique myth in which Garl directly battles the orcish god Gruumsh, doing more than deploying mere tricks and illusions, but attacking him with the desire to kill.
According to legend, Garl collapsed the cave-system hall of Kurtulmak. The circumstances of this are debated, but most gnomish legends (according to Monster Mythology) say that Kurtulmak had ambushed and bound Garl, while Garl only pretended to be bound securely in order to play his prank, while in kobold legends (according to Races of the Dragon) says Glittergold acted out of jealousy, and Kurtulmak was ascended to godhood after that indecent.
According to another version of the myth in Dragon #61, the Sparkling Wit sneaked into Kurtulmak's throne room and created a structural defect in the ceiling. Kurtulmak was entertaining the arch-devil Asmodeus when the roof came down on them both. The archdevil, believing this had been an assassination attempt, suspended Kurtulmak over an active volcano by his tail for a week.
- ↑ Mentzer, Frank. "Ay pronunseeAY shun gyd" Dragon #93 (TSR, 1985)
- ↑ Ward, James and Robert Kuntz. Deities and Demigods (TSR, 1980)
- ↑ Moore, Roger E. "The Gnomish Point of View." Dragon #61. Lake Geneva, WI: TSR, 1982
- ↑ Sargent, Carl. Monster Mythology (TSR, 1992)
- ↑ McComb, Colin. On Hallowed Ground (TSR, 1996)
- ↑ Boyd, Eric L. Demihuman Deities (TSR, 1998)
- ↑ Perkins, Christopher. Warriors of Heaven (TSR, 1999)
- ↑ Tweet, Jonathan, Cook, Monte, Williams, Skip. Player's Handbook (Wizards of the Coast, 2000)
- ↑ Redman, Rich, Skip Williams, and James Wyatt. Deities and Demigods (Wizards of the Coast, 2002)
- ↑ Boyd, Eric L, and Erik Mona. Faiths and Pantheons (Wizards of the Coast, 2002).
- ↑ Tweet, Jonathan, Cook, Monte, Williams, Skip. Player's Handbook (Wizards of the Coast, 2003)
- ↑ Noonan, David. Complete Divine (Wizards of the Coast, 2004)
Additional reading
- Conforti, Steven, ed. Living Greyhawk Official Listing of Deities for Use in the Campaign, version 2.0. Renton, WA: Wizards of the Coast, 2005. Available online:[1]
- Decker, Jesse, Michelle Lyons, and David Noonan. Races of Stone. Renton, WA: Wizards of the Coast, 2004.
- Sargent, Carl. Ivid the Undying. Lake Geneva, WI: TSR, 1995 (unpublished). Available online:[2]
- Dragon magazine #283 - "Do-It-Yourself Deities"
- Living Greyhawk Journal no. 3 - "Gods of Oerth"


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A clearer view for chef and guests
From interior design journalist Barbara Friedrich
The kitchen is simply homelier without an extractor hood above the cooktop. But as interior design journalist Barbara Friedrich points out, there are many more advantages to an 'extractorless' kitchen.
There has been a trend towards homely kitchens for several years now. Kitchens with cooking islands and adjoining dining areas, perhaps a long table, preferably made of wood. Even cosy corner benches are making a comeback – a trend which hasn't gone unnoticed by modern upholstered furniture manufacturers. Gone are the days when walls were simply used for hanging built-in cupboards. An inherited antique cabinet now fits perfectly into an otherwise cool kitchen ambiance. As does a glass
cabinet featuring Granny's Meissen porcelain. An expensive wine cabinet should obviously not be concealed by a kitchen unit panel, but showcased together with its valuable contents. It's also fine for the odd sculpture or picture to decorate the kitchen area. Open-plan kitchens with cooking islands are popular because they make you want to cook, enjoy food and entertain guests. Who would actually choose to slave away facing the wall, occasionally banging their head on an extractor hood, while their friends and guests watch them cook? My husband and I indulged in a large eat-in kitchen, with an extractor hood above the cooking island. A high-tech device made of stainless steel. The best one on the market, according to the kitchen designer. That was over eight years ago.
This mighty and powerful extraction machine is suspended 75 cm above the cooktop, as prescribed. That's not a problem for my husband and me, as we aren't very tall. But we love cooking with friends, and one of them is 6' 3". His head gets in the way and he has to bend his neck. Neither the kitchen designer nor us had heard of an alternative solution when we had our kitchen installed in late 2008. Unfortunately, the ingenious cooktop extractor system located right by the hob that draws vapours downwards wasn't very well known back then. Especially not in Piedmont, where the aforementioned stainless steel hood hangs over the kitchen cooktop in our second home. Our 'extraction monster' makes a whole hullabaloo when inhaling odours, and yet plenty of stenches still escape its steel jaws and billow up the open staircase. Alas, the bedroom doors aren't always closed. As a result, we get to 'savour' the lingering aroma of our dinner – whether a succulent leg of lamb, hearty Ossobuco or steamed cod – during the night. Anyway, we live with our hood now. But it totally makes sense that steam and cooking vapours go astray, because our extractor hangs from the ceiling 75 cm above the roasters, pots and pans. A much more effective solution would be a system that works laterally, according to the principle of fluid mechanics, by suctioning away vapours at the precise point that they are created and guiding them straight down to a filter system beneath the cooking surface.
This system also seems much easier and more practical to clean than trying to remove the many parts of the filter plates in a hood. You end up having to use a ladder, and of course there's always the risk of an accident. But those are functional aspects that I don't want to overestimate here. Otherwise I'm being 'typically German' again. Always thinking 'Form follows function'. And yet, this suction function actually allows design freedom for kitchen architecture and interior design. It better emphasises the individual design style, elegant front panels and work surfaces that, after all, cost a tidy sum. Not to mention the personal decoration. Your eye isn't distracted by a dominant stainless steel hood. As the suction system is embedded almost invisibly into the work surface, you get a complete overview of the kitchen, making it look larger and wider. And as the ceiling above the cooktop is not cluttered with an extractor, you can even hang up stylish lights that functionally illuminate the kitchen and add decorative touches.
It's lovely to be able to chat with your guests over an aperitif at the cooking island. It's even better when there's no extractor to disrupt the conversation (and bang your head on).
Barbara Friedrich, chief editor and most recently publisher of A&W Architektur&Wohnen magazine (1999 to 2016), has 30 years' experience in the (interior) design sector. She is an author, presenter and member of many design panels.
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The Polytechnic Institute of New York University (NYU-Poly) will launch an innovative graduate education program to educate scientists and engineers to address the increasingly complex issues surrounding information security and privacy. A $2.85 million award from the National Science Foundation's flagship interdisciplinary training initiative, Integrated Graduate Education and Research Traineeship (IGERT), will fund the program.
"Traditionally, engineers are taught to evaluate projects by technical standards alone, a narrow approach that is out of touch with today's connected society," said the initiative's team leader, Nasir Memon, a professor in the Department of Computer Science and Engineering and director of the Information Systems and Internet Security Lab. "For the scientists of tomorrow, social context will be a critical aspect of innovation."
To reach beyond a solely technical approach, the program will enlist faculty from NYU's Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences, Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service, Leonard N. Stern School of Business, and Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development, as well as faculty from CUNY's John Jay College of Criminal Justice, with students receiving degrees from NYU-Poly or NYU.
Called INSPIRE (Information Security and Privacy): An Interdisciplinary Research and Education Program, the program will address the shortage of scientists and engineers versed in the interplay between information security and economics, psychology, public policy and law. INSPIRE graduates will be able to apply their understanding of these fields to develop technology solutions attuned to an increasing dependence on trustworthy information systems.
"Information systems are indispensable components of every aspect of our personal and professional lives," said Kurt Becker, NYU-Poly associate provost for research and technology initiatives. "Protecting their integrity by authenticating content and ensuring seamless, fast, reliable and secure transmission of data and information is critical in areas including national security, personal safety and comfort, commerce and business."
INSPIRE fellows will address some of the most pressing issues in information security including identifying physical vulnerabilities in critical infrastructures such as IT networks and public utilities, developing new risk mitigation and information security models for enterprise and using human behavioral models to design end-user security solutions.
The program is projected to educate 25 doctoral fellows over the next five years, beginning this fall.
NYU-Poly was one of the earliest schools to introduce a cyber security program, receiving National Security Agency (NSA) approval nearly a decade ago. Designated as both a Center of Academic Excellence in Information Assurance Education and a Center of Academic Excellence in Research by the NSA, the school houses a NSF-funded Information Systems and Internet Security (ISIS) Laboratory, which conducts cyber security research. In addition to the IGERT program, NYU-Poly is home to a similar NSF-funded program — ASPIRE — that provides cyber security-related scholarships and faculty support for undergraduates and master's degree students at NYU-Poly and NYU.


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NAMB guidelines for military chaplains updated to address same-sex unions
ALPHARETTA, Ga. (BP) -- The North American Mission Board has issued new guidelines for Southern Baptist military chaplains in light of the U.S. military's recognition of same-sex marriage. The guidelines reiterate Southern Baptist doctrine and the expectation that SBC chaplains will not participate in or attend wedding ceremonies for gay members of the military.
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The updated guidelines are being issued in response to the military's repeal of "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" and the U.S. Supreme Court's abolishment of the Defense of Marriage Act. The U.S. military requires all chaplains to be endorsed by a recognized denomination. NAMB serves as the endorsing entity on behalf of Southern Baptists.
The updated guidelines address four specific areas:
Doctrine -- Chaplains will be expected to conduct their ministry in harmony with Article XVIII of the Baptist Faith and Message 2000: "All ministries regarding human sexuality will reflect the historic, natural and biblical view of marriage as God's lifelong gift of 'the uniting of one man and one woman in covenant commitment for a lifetime.'"
Pastoral care -- The guidelines remind chaplains that Southern Baptists view all sexual immorality as sin that violates God's biblical standards for purity and that "Responsible pastoral care will seek to offer repentance and forgiveness, help and healing, and restoration through the mercy and grace of Jesus Christ's sacrificial gift of love on the cross," the document states.
Restrictions -- The guidelines state that "NAMB-endorsed chaplains will not conduct or attend a wedding ceremony for any same-sex couple, bless such a union or perform counseling in support of such a union, assist or support paid contractors or volunteers leading same-sex relational events, nor offer any kind of relationship training or retreat, on or off of a military installation, that would give the appearance of accepting the homosexual lifestyle or sexual wrongdoing. This biblical prohibition remains in effect irrespective of any civil law authorizing same-sex marriage or benefits to the contrary." Chaplains also are prohibited from participating in jointly-led worship services "with a chaplain, contractor or volunteer who personally practices a homosexual lifestyle or affirms a homosexual lifestyle or such conduct."
Pluralism -- The guidelines acknowledge that SBC chaplains serve in a pluralistic setting but expect, under U.S. Department of Defense guidelines, that the rights and freedoms of chaplains will be protected so they may "preach, teach and counsel in accordance with the tenets of their denominational faith group and their own religious conscience." In addition, chaplains are expected to: "Treat all service members, regardless of rank or behavior, with Christ-centered dignity, honor and respect while assisting the institutional leadership in its religious mission requirements and responsibilities as guaranteed by the First Amendment to the United States Constitution."
"We are confident that our chaplains are already conducting their ministries with sound doctrine and in accordance to Baptist Faith and Message 2000," Carver said. "These guidelines simply provide clarification on specific issues and give our chaplains the freedom and protection for their ministry. We are also obligated to communicate to U.S. military officials about the expectations we have for our chaplains."
NAMB President Kevin Ezell expressed support for SBC military chaplains and emphasized the need for Southern Baptists to remember them in prayer.
"For many members of our military -- especially those deployed around the globe -- our chaplains are the only pastors they have. That's why it is so important that they uphold sound doctrine while showing everyone the love and forgiveness Jesus offers. We all need to be committed to praying for them in these challenging days."
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Green Stormwater Infrastructure
Green Stormwater Infrastructure was piloted in the Broadview neighborhood in northwest Seattle.
Banking on Green, a recent national report, finds that green infrastructure solutions like rain gardens save money and provide community benefits by managing stormwater where it falls. The report was released in April 2012 by the American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA), American Rivers, the Water Environment Federation (WEF), and ECONorthwest.
The report's top findings:
- Not only does green infrastructure cost less, but these practices can further reduce costs of treating large amounts of polluted runoff.
- Green infrastructure can help cities reduce energy expenses.
- Green infrastructure can reduce flooding and related flood damage.
- Green infrastructure improves public health — it reduces bacteria and pollution in rivers and streams, preventing illnesses in swimmers and boaters.
Seattle has been on the leading edge of Green Stormwater Infrastructure (GSI) for more than a decade. Simply put, it's using green solutions to help reduce overflows by allowing stormwater to infiltrate slowly into the ground and cutting the volume of stormwater entering the system.
One of the most exciting aspects of Seattle's 2010 CSO Reduction Plan (pdf) is the chance to pilot green solutions to reduce the amount of stormwater that enters the sewer system in the first place.
In a nutshell, the goal is to use green solutions to the maximum extent feasible to reduce CSOs. Green solutions control the sources of pollution by slowing, detaining, or retaining stormwater so that it does not carry runoff into nearby waterways. This reduces the volume and timing of flows into the system.
View a presentation about GSI for CSO reduction (pdf)
Seattle has experience with this approach through previous natural drainage projects and we will learn even more from the Ballard Natural Drainage, designed to replace hard surfaces with natural drainage areas that allow stormwater to gradually seep into the ground.
Green solutions won't work in all areas because of Seattle's hilly topography, the width of certain streets, and soil conditions, among other factors. GSI projects are anticipated in these drainage basins (pdf):
- Windermere
- Fremont/Wallingford
- North Union Bay
- Montlake
- Interbay
- Genesee
- Henderson
Seattle has also established RainWise to inform homeowners and businesses how to install GSI on their own properties.


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History of innovation
Over the last 85 years, we have re-engineered ourselves many times. Although today we are a global technology company, our spirit of innovation has been at the heart of who we are for decades, dating back to our founders and their vision for TI at its inception in 1930.
Geophysical Service Inc., a small oil and gas company, opens in 1930. The founders' entrepreneurial spirit, vision and innovation laid a solid foundation for today's Texas Instruments.
We begin applying signal processing technologies to submarine detection, then radar, leading us to create an electronics equipment lab and manufacturing unit in 1946.
We officially become Texas Instruments Incorporated, entering the semiconductor industry by inventing the silicon transistor in 1954. In 1958, TIer Jack Kilby invents the integrated circuit, revolutionizing the semi- conductor industry and paving the way for all modern electronics.
We develop the first electronic hand-held calculator (Cal Tech) in 1967 while also focusing our efforts on developing faster, smaller and more powerful TI chips. The Apollo Lunar Exploration Module containing TI components lands on the moon during this decade.
Transforming appliances, consumer electronics and industrial equipment, we introduce the first single-chip microcontroller (MCU) combining all the elements of computing onto one piece of silicon. TI engineers also invent a single-chip speech synthesizer, debuting in the TI Speak & Spell.
In 1980, TI introduces its first commercial single-chip digital signal processors (DSP) and produces a microprocessor optimized for high-speed digital signal processing. Five years later, TI invents the digital micromirror device (also known as the DLP ® chip), which serves as the foundation for award-winning DLP technology (Emmy® 1998) and DLP Cinema® (Academy® Plaque 2009).
Larry Hornbeck, inventor of the Digital Micromirror Device, known as the DLP chip.
TI takes embedded processing to the next level with the creation of the MSP430™ MCU – a family of MCUs designed for their low cost and power efficiency - and introduces the first applications processor designed specifically for mobile phones (OMAP). TI also takes a leadership position in the graphic calculator industry with the TI-81 in 1990 and the introduction of the TI-83 Plus with FLASH™–ROM memory in 1999.
TI expands its focus on analog and embedded processing technologies, producing semiconductor technologies across a diverse set of applications. We launch the first family of single-chip digital cellphone solutions (LoCosto) in 2007, making cellphone technology more affordable and adding features to make phones smarter. Kilby Labs Dallas also opens in 2009, fueling innovation at TI and creating an environment for our engineers to rapidly explore breakthrough and emerging technologies.
TI acquires National Semiconductor in 2011, laying the groundwork for next-generation signal-processing technology.
We develop groundbreaking innovations across the company, including the industry's first micro power boost charger for energy harvesting applications (the bq25504) and TI Education Technology's first graphing calculator with full color, backlit displays (TI-NSpire CX (Cas) ) in 2011, the first Bluetooth low-energy kit with six sensors for fast mobile app development (the SimpleLink™ Bluetooth® low-energy SensorTag kit ) and DLP® evaluation module allowing developers to utilize DLP technology in industrial and medical markets in 2012 and the industry's first inductance-to-digital converter (LDC1000) in 2013.
We're a global Fortune 500 technology company with more than 30,000 employees, nearly 100,000 products and more than 40,000 patents to our name.
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Stephen Colbert used to ask liberals if George W. Bush was a "great president" or "the greatest president" as sort of a taunt. A few days ago, Bentley unveiled the Bentley EXP 9 F SUV concept-soon-to-be-production-model. So now, car fans, we ask you: Is the Bentley SUV a great idea or the greatest idea?
Among other issues coming out of the Geneva Motor Show, we're to contemplate one of the great signifiers of our age: the luxury sport-utility vehicle, especially when sold by a traditionally non-truck manufacturer. Purists loathe them, marketers adore them, and we want to know what you think about them. Namely: Can you come up with a compelling argument about why this thing should really be the next Bentley?
Really, we want to know. Please enlighten us. Justify its existence — if you can.
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Where can I find my Dogecoin transaction?
To locate your DOGE transaction you need two things: the transaction ID and a block explorer. A block explorer is a website specially designed to check all transactions in the network. Go to this website and fill in the transaction ID in the search-box in the top right corner. The block explorer will search for your transaction and will show you if it is sent correctly, what fee was sent with it and if the coins are already confirmed in the blockchain. If you cannot find a transaction in the block explorer, the transaction doesn't exist.


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Looking to meet up with some fellow Brits
Looking to meet up with some fellow Brits
Is it worth to go there? Have you been there? Are there opportunities to meet interesting people, exchange opinions and ask questions? Or maybe you know other dev events which you can recommend.
I've been to the last 2 DevCon's for the conference and the training and to be honest they are brilliant and well worth the hike across to the USA. I've met some good people, enjoyed the stay as Alpha Software always seem to look after you well at these events and you can learn a great deal. The big issue I found was trying to choose between the track 1 and 2 when both interest me and both are held at the same time!
I'm hoping to go this year however the costs associated with paying for the conference, the hotel, cash whilst attending and flights as well as my subscriptions landing around the same time is putting a strain on me.
Hope this helps.
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Would love to go but unfortunately as has been the same for the past few years it clashes with a longstanding commitment I have here with the NFL! Somewhat ironic!
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I'm a Brit living in Canada and I have been to the last 3 and thoroughly enjoyed them but it is getting a little too expensive. As Wayne indicated, the combined cost of DEVCON, license renewals, flights, accommodation, etc., all at this time of the year can be devastating to the wallet. I will be there this year but it will probably be my last for a while.
Although I am not a Brit, I am married to one - and am Canadian, so that should give me honourary Brit status?
I attended in 2015 and last year. Not attending this year - various reasons, scheduling conflict, cost and a lessening desire to support the US Economy as they seem to not want to co-operate with their economic partners now. (That's as political as I will get.)
Here's an idea, hold it in the UK next year! I will book my flights now!
Hi David,
There isn't really a good substitute but IADN https://iadn.com/ has weekly webinars which I find useful as they are from a developer's perspective. Alpha's Wednesday webinars are also a good way to see upcoming improvements, techniques, etc.
IADN has always been a free resource. But we are moving to require a relatively small membership fee for access to our webinars and to obtain special pricing on training, products, etc. It is expensive to run weekly webinars in terms of time and basic costs. Anyway, at the moment and IADN account is still free, you can register and just build a profile, not pay for membership.
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Its been free because it always provided good business leads for projects. But that seems to have subsided quite a bit in the last few years.
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mmdwight necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 64 diseños de 16 diseñadores freelance.
Rickshaw Bagworks
Rickshaw Bagworks is a 3-yr-old San Francisco-based manufacturer of custom messenger bags. We make bags right here in SF in our own sewing shop. We are inspired by urban living and bicycle commuting. You can learn more about our company on our web site: http://www.rickshawbags.com
Urban bicycling enthusiasts, including commuters, fixed-gear and single-speed riders.
We want our name rendered in the style of vintage bicycle manufacturing company logotypes from the 1890's, specifically Columbia Bicycles and Kenwood Bicycles. Here are direct links to examples on the Smithsonian Institution Libraries web site:
We want "Rickshaw" in script with the underline swooping back from the last letter, like the Columbia logo, with "Bagworks" in vintage block type. "Bagworks" should be nested under "Rickshaw" so the overall logotype is not too wide (keep it compact). Also, add "San Francisco" in smaller type below "Bagworks". Please see attached sketch.
The logo must be one color, with no gradations. We will reproduce the logo as a rubber stamp, embroidery and woven labels.
Thanks in advance for your efforts!
-Mark Dwight, Founder and CEO
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Source code repository
If you're a developer, or would just like to tinker with the latest and greatest version of the Citadel source code currently in development, you're welcome to use our source code repository to download up-to-the-minute updates of what we've currently got sitting on the source code server.
Keep in mind that what you download is unreleased code, and as such is not supported in any way. There's no guarantee it'll even compile properly. What it will do is give you an opportunity to see what's going on in the development community, offer you something to tinker with, and if you'd like, you might even consider fixing bugs or adding features and sending them in. (If you do so, please send in small, well-documented patches based on the very latest source tree.)
Code which is available:
- citadel - The main distribution - server and text-mode client.
- webcit - Web-based front end for Citadel
- libcitadel - Shared functionality between citserver and webcit
- ctdlphp - a sample application how you could create php applications backed on a citadel server
Browse the Sourcecode Repository
Inspect the work in tiny steps: http://code.citadel.org/
How to download source code anonymously
git clone git://git.citadel.org/appl/gitroot/citadel.git
How to choose the branch
The Citadel development is organized in Branches; Master contains the currently ongoing development, which may be unstable in some cases; stable-xxxxx contains the to be released source code with ongoing patches & bugfixes backported from master. By default the above git clone gives you a 'master' working copy. Once the code is released into tarballs for distribution, Releases are tagged.
To choose one of the Branches or Tags (if you don't want to build probably unstable code) i.e. stable-82x use:
git checkout stable-82x
To get the latest (maybe not yet released) code for this stable branch.
If you found a patch in Master, which you'd like to add to your currently checked out branch or tag, you can use
git cherry-pick a6e90dc4d19b9d7b7f9b55d281cf237bc5f40f66
which would then add this commit to your working copy.
Build Notes
- If you want to build Citadel from sources in the repository, you'll notice that you don't have a configure script to run. This is normal. You will require GNU Autoconf version 2.52 or newer, and GNU Libtool version 1.4 or newer. Type
./bootstrapto generate your configure script, then run it as usual.
- libical version 0.40 or newer is required in order to build a server with calendaring/scheduling support.
- for every Component, you need to call:
- to retain compatibility to your existing installation, see instructions for easy install or debian packages


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This site is a portal for resources on Recommendation Systems for Software Engineering (RSSEs).
"A recommendation system for software engineering is a software application that provides information items estimated to be valuable for a software engineering task in a given context." [Robillard, Walker, Zimmermann, 2009]
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