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Maria Helena Palucci Marziale is a Full Professor at the WHO Collaborating Centre for Nursing Research Development, University of São Paulo Ribeirão Preto College of Nursing (EERP/USP). She is the Head of the Department of General and Specialized Nursing, an Editor of the Revista Latino-Americana de Enfermagem (Latin American Journal of Nursing), the Coordinator of the Nursing Journals Database REV@ENF of the Virtual Health Library (Nursing/BIREME), a Member of the Honor Society of Nursing, Sigma Theta Tau International, a Member of the International Network for Doctoral Education in Nursing (IDEN), a Member of the Scientific Committee of Occupational Health Nursing (ICOH), a Member of the International Scientific Advisory Panel of the Royal College of Nursing, a Leader of the Study Group on Health and Work (NUESAT/ USP), a Coordinator of the Occupational Accidents Prevention Network (REPAT/ USP), and responsible for graduate courses and tutoring of M.S. and Ph.D. nursing students of the Fundamental Nursing Program and Interunit Doctoral Program in Nursing at the USP. Moreover, she works on occupational health nursing, with emphasis on the following themes: occupational nursing, ergonomics, prevention of diseases, occupational accidents, and occupational violence.
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Back in January, I reviewed a Holocaust book titled Paper Kisses and began with a single sentence: "This is the saddest story I have ever heard." That happens to be the first line of Ford Madox Ford's great novel The Good Soldier, about the devastating effects of love, passion and a terrible deception. The line works perfectly in Ford's novel, although its effect is, at least by the work's concluding pages, meant to be taken ironically; I had borrowed it several months ago because I thought it worked perfectly to introduce a small, sad work about the effects of the Shoah on the love affair between two everyday people. I, however, meant the line to be taken on face value, as purely descriptive.
I was wrong in one sense, though. Paper Kisses is definitely one of the saddest stories I've ever heard, but the saddest, without question, is contained between the covers of This Has Happened: An Italian Family in Auschwitz by Piera Sonnino. I have read any number of overwhelming and despairing works about the Holocaust, but I don't think I have ever read anything so simply structured, so clearly composed — so heartfelt a tragedy, especially from the pen of a someone who never considered herself a writer — as the one that unfolds in this brief memoir, recently published by Palgrave Macmillan.
A Central Document
Piera Sonnino began writing her family's story in 1960 — 40 years before she died — and she did it solely for the benefit of her daughters. Only after Sonnino's death was the manuscript published, but again, only for distribution to a small circle of family and friends. Now, having been recently discovered in Italy, it is appearing in English for the first time, and if there is any justice in the world it will be widely recognized as a central document about the Holocaust experience.
What must be understood is that this is an Italian Jewish story and an Italian Jewish tragedy. We watch as the life of a particularly close Genoese family — mother, father and six children, three boys and three girls — is transformed, first in 1938, by the passage of Mussolini's racial laws, and then again in 1943, as the Fascist government collapses and the Nazis take over in Italy, rounding up Jews for deportation. The Sonninos decide that it's best to leave Genoa and spend a year, hiding at times, at others on the run, until they are denounced, captured and sent to Auschwitz.
The memoir begins in the simplest manner, with an introduction to the family. "My name is Piera Sonnino. I was born 28 years ago in Portici, near Naples, the fourth of six children of my mother, Giorgina Milani, and my father, Ettore Sonnino. Their wedding, celebrated in a Jewish ceremony in Rome in 1910, was lavish, in keeping with the social position of both families, and the ceremony concluded with a concert in which a well-known soprano of the time took part. For my mother, deeply in love with the man who had become her husband, and for my father, their life together had an auspicious start.
"Their first child was Paolo, who was followed by Roberto, Maria Luisa, me, Bice and Giorgio."
But this introduction to the family members is possibly the last still — as in untroubled — moment in the manuscript. By the mid-1930s, with the appearance in Italy of German Jews who'd been expelled from their country, the family gets its first intimations of the horrors that are erupting elsewhere in Europe. Then come the racial laws in August, which shock the Sonninos, since earlier the Fascist government had announced that "the Jewish Question" did not exist in Italy.
The author describes this turn of events as "a lightening bolt striking our house." In a matter of days, Paolo, Roberto and Maria Luisa lose their jobs. By October, Giorgio, Bice and the author are forced to enroll in the Jewish school.
So begins a detailed depiction of continuing discrimination; then September 1943 rears its ugly head and the Sonninos understand that they must leave Genoa. They move about the area, hiding in various places, avoiding capture despite close calls, but always knowing that they must be willing to move at a moment's notice whenever danger draws near.
There are numerous discussions about splitting up the family, of the older boys taking off for Switzerland, for example, but each time the subject is broached, the parents refuse to occasion it. The family will stay together, no matter what.
When they are denounced, after nearly a year of evading the enemy, it is a particularly painful scene to witness.
"We left our house single file. The police had ordered us not to call attention to ourselves. Along the way they said to Maria Luisa, who was still crying, 'Come signorina, stop it. Please. Tell us what we've done to you or what we've said to make you cry like that!'
"I don't know what happened to those policemen, if they are dead or if they are alive, I don't know what job they have now or what profession they practice; but perhaps their children are grown men, as Paolo and Roberto were then, or young women like Maria Luisa and me, or children like Giorgio and Bice.
"The person who ordered our arrest was Brenno Grandi, who was acquitted, in a trial in 1947, because he managed to show that he had not been cruel to Jews for his personal gain; but those four agents who carried out his orders, wherever they might be today, I want them to know that the moment they dragged us from our house, that first and only time they saw us, they started us on our journey toward death. For me today, in my memory, they have the face of death."
So begins the descent into the horror of the concentration camps and the slow desolation of the Sonnino family. First, they are taken to a series of cells and prisons, then put on a transport to the unknown. They imagine they are being taken somewhere in Germany, and still think this is so when they hear the name Auschwitz. It means nothing to them, until they learn they are actually in Poland.
The family is crammed into a desolate shed with countless others; people huddle together to gain whatever warmth they can. The older Sonnino boys move around, trying to get information about where they are and what fate might await them all. Giorgio, the youngest child, lies in his mother's lap, "curled up as if he had gone back in time, as if he were asking the one who bore him to take him back into herself, to gradually eliminate him, to take away the life she has given him. …
"This is the last night that my family will spend together, united. There will be no more. Eight creatures joined together by bonds of blood, holding each other close for the last time."
At dawn, SS members burst in brandishing guns. The people are told to line up. One officer wears the insignia of a doctor. As each individual steps forward, this man examines him or her. He divides the people into three groups: the old, the young men and the young women.
"Everything happens rapidly: We don't even have time to exchange farewells: the group of young women is the first to leave the shed amid a storm of orders shouted in a loud voice. Not even once can we turn, not a single time, to see Mamma and Papa and our brothers again. We are shoved brutally outside, into the mud that sticks to our shoes, into the freezing air."
The date is Oct. 28, 1944. There isn't much time left to the war in Europe, and yet there is more than enough time for death to triumph. Piera tries to drag her sisters through the degradation, to prop them up, to keep them going. Maria Louisa is sent to another camp. Then hunger, disease and endless cruelty take their toll. Piera watches as her sister Bice dies, despite all her ministrations.
She breaks her glasses, is transferred elsewhere by train, but by then the world is a blur in too many ways. She wakes to kind hands, words spoken in Italian. Fear cuts through her until she understands that she's been liberated. She is nursed back to health, is sent to Italy, hopes to be reunited with some part of her family. But, step by step, she discovers there is no one left. She feels alone in the world.
She eventually learns that an aunt and a cousin are in Genoa, and she soon meets people whom she admires. She marries and has children. But the dreadful sadness of the lone survivor — the dominant emotion that pervades the memoir — clearly pervaded the rest of Sonnino's life, no matter the occasional triumph.
The critic David Denby notes in his foreword one of the most tragic aspects of this tragic story: "[T]he Sonninos' unselfish devotion to one another, their determination to stick together as a family at all times, may have hastened their destruction. The older boys might have escaped into the mountains in northern Italy. But they did not escape; their mother wanted the family in one piece. And that irony, among many other things, makes this devotional family text a fresh contribution to Holocaust literature."

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NONE of the councils who supported an application for Arpley landfill to remain open have yet replied to an invitation to visit the tip.
Warrington South MP David Mowat wrote to leaders from seven surrounding authorities who backed the proposal for rubbish to be dumped at the Sankey Bridges site for a further five years.
But after the Warrington Guardian asked spokesmen from Halton, Sefton, Knowsley, St Helens, Wirral, Liverpool and Cheshire West and Chester council what their leaders' reply was going to be, some cowardly councils told us they did not wish to comment.
Mr Mowat said: "I am very disappointed that none of the council leaders who are formally supporting the Arpley extension have been in touch with me yet, but I will keep trying.
"I do think it is important that they should come and see what is being done in their name.
"If Warrington can organise itself to send no waste to landfill then Liverpool and Halton can too."
In his letter to council leaders, Mr Mowat said there was 'more than enough capacity in the region as a whole to absorb the waste'.
He added: "Given that none of these other sites is as poorly located as Arpley, I believe there is an overwhelming argument that the site should not be forced to remain open.
"If you wish to continue supporting an extension of Arpley's licence, you need to understand what that would mean for those whose lives will be blighted as a direct result."
The response from councils dumping rubbish at Arpley will infuriate residents who have regularly complained about flies in their gardens, smells and lorries speeding past their homes.
The Warrington Guardian reported last week tip owner FCC can make further planning applications if details are varied after 12 and five-year applications have been turned down.
An appeal regarding the 12-year proposal will be heard at Orford Jubilee Neighbourhood Hub on February 18 and campaigners are being urged to protest outside the inquiry from 10am.
Permission to use the site expired in October last year but Warrington Borough Council has said enforcement orders would have led to a 'lengthy and costly' legal battle.
Nick Bent, Labour parliamentary candidate, added: "I strongly urge north west colleagues to visit to see and smell the reasons why politicians of all persuasion here unanimously support residents who want Arpley closed for good."
RESPONSES from councils supporting Arpley landfill who were asked if they would visit the site:
A Halton Borough Council spokesman said they did not wish to comment.
A Liverpool City Council spokesman said: "The response to the planning application for a time extension of Arpley Landfill, which was sent on behalf of the Liverpool city region by the Merseyside Environmental Advisory Service, was based on the factual position regarding the capacity for landfill regionally.
"However, we are aware that any residents living near to a landfill site will have a view about the operation of the site and the impact it has locally and it was a matter for the Warrington planning authority to take into account all the views they received before arriving at their decision and we understand that this issue has now been determined."
Cheshire West and Chester Council supported the application but does not currently dump waste at Arpley.
A spokesman said: "We can confirm that the council leader has received a letter from Mr Mowat and a letter of reply is currently being drafted to answer the issues raised. "It should be noted that the decision to support the application was taken by officers in accordance with council policy."
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WORLD CUP BETTING: Live on BBC1 & ITV1: Sun 19.30: Day 31 (Sunday) of the World Cup is the World Cup Final: Netherlands v Spain. The tiki-taka of Spain can win the cup for La Furia Roja.
We've seen 62 games, 139 goals, 259 cards brandished and carried out countless pub discussions about the reasons behind England's dismal showing but after four enthralling weeks, World Cup widows can breathe a sigh of relief because it's almost all over; with a first-time winner set to be crowned in Johannesburg on Sunday, as Spain and the Netherlands square up in a mouth watering finale.
The Dutch, at 6/4 with William Hill to lift the trophy and 11/4 (Paddy Power) to come out on top in normal time, are in cracking shape having won all six of their matches in the tournament but it's Spain that head Stan James' outright betting at 4/7 while Vicente del Bosque's men are also favourites in the 90-minute market at 11/10 with Ladbrokes.
Given their form, it could be argued that Bert van Marwijk's charges have momentum on their side but although they have performed well thus far, they have also ridden their luck along the way and it's Spain, who showed signs of their best in the semi-final against Germany, that have the edge.
The European champions have won all of their knockout games by scoring the only goal and in a contest that looks set to be close, Victor Chandler quote them at 11/2 to prevail 1-0 for the fourth match in a row, although Betdaq's 8/1 for del Bosque's side to notch twice without reply shouldn't be ruled out given the potential for a late goal on the break if the Netherlands are pouring forward in search of an equaliser.
Outstanding defensively in Wednesday's last four encounter, the Spanish look well placed to keep a clean sheet (6/5, Partybets) and accordingly a strong case can be made for the 21/10 posted by bet365 against a win 'to nil'. Alternatively, as van Marwijk's troops will look to suffocate the midfield to stifle Spain's creativity, an opening half of few chances is on the cards and punters can capitalise at Jaxx.com, who offer 7/5 for it to be goalless at the break.
Staying in the middle of the park, Dutch defensive-midfield duo Mark van Bommel and Nigel de Jong will look to unsettle their opponents and could subsequently fall foul of the referee, so they're worth covering at 7/1 and 9/1 respectively with 888Sport to be shown the first card.
Meanwhile, in attack, the competition's two top scorers, with five apiece, go head-to-head. For Spain, David Villa has excelled and he'll carry the bulk of the first scorer cash into the game at 4/1 with Totesport while Betfred make the recent Barcelona capture 11/10 to add to his tally at any point and at the other end Dutch schemer Wesley Sneijder is 7/2 (Paddy Power) to strike.
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Small strokes in white matter
I`m looking for info on the subject for my sister in law, but don`t know exactly what to search for. She`s been told her condition is small strokes in the white matter that will impair her motor skills but not her mental/cognitive abilities. She`s been told to take an aspirin daily and is on high blood pressure medication, she`s 62, she`s had a CT scan and is waiting for an MRI. When I searched for small strokes in white matter I linked to info on CADASIL but that seems to be very rare and now I see this term lacunar strokes? Is that what this is and where I should be searching? I would appreciate anything or anywhere you can point me as I am really in the dark here, thanks.
White matter changes on CT scan and MRI is extremely common in patients with hypertension. The MRI is much more sensitive than CT scan on showing these changes. Most patients have no subjective symptoms. In severe white matter changes there is some cognitive and memory impairments. Controlling hypertension and the intake of Aspirin is the main therapy for such a very common finding in patients with hypertension. Other recommendation, include exercise, low fat diet, Cessation of smoking, sleep hygiene and control of diabetes. I agree with you, CADASIL is a very rare disorder and doubt your sister in law has this disorder. Lacunar strokes is different and typically cause acute symptoms, such as weakness or numbness on one side, slurred speech, or ataxia. Occasionally, lacunar strokes are silent and are detected accidentally by CT or MRI. Again, white matter changes are very common in patients with hypertension and usually demonstrated accidentally on CT or MRI.
You can search the web for: "White matter changes on MRI"
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MONDAY, Nov. 15 (HealthDay News) -- The use of automated external defibrillators (AEDs) in patients with in-hospital cardiac arrest does not appear to improve survival, according to a study published online Nov. 15 in the Journal of the American Medical Association to coincide with presentation at the American Heart Association's Scientific Sessions 2010, held from Nov. 13 to 17 in Chicago.
Paul S. Chan, M.D., of Saint Luke's Mid America Heart Institute in Kansas City, Mo., and colleagues evaluated 11,695 hospitalized patients with cardiac arrests between Jan. 1, 2000, and Aug. 26, 2008, at 204 U.S. hospitals after AEDs were introduced on general hospital wards.
The investigators found that AEDs were used in 4,515 patients (38.6 percent), with AED use associated with a lower rate of survival after in-hospital cardiac arrest compared with no AED use (16.3 versus 19.3 percent). While AED use was associated with lower survival in cardiac arrests due to nonshockable rhythms (10.4 versus 15.4 percent), it was not associated with survival for cardiac arrests due to shockable rhythms.
"The compelling conclusions from the study by Chan et al should lead to consideration of a change in practice for in-hospital cardiac arrest," writes the author of an accompanying editorial.
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Got room on your list of resolutions for 2014? I'd like to put three more on it, but they don't include losing that last 5 pounds, exercising more, or vowing to finally finish "War and Peace."
Instead, I'm asking you to set your professional sights higher. There's never been a better time to be a marketer; but at the same time, we're facing more challenges – both in optimizing our data-driven evolution and from outside pressures from consumers, policy makers, and the C-suite. We need every marketer to preserve our gains, defend against unwarranted intrusions, and encourage each other to raise the bar of marketing performance within our companies and for our customers.
I'm planning a mini-series of follow-up blog posts to state my case for each resolution, but essentially, I'm asking you to lean in, step forward and stand up in 2014.
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BRADLEY Wiggins, winner of the Tour de France, is in hospital after a crash.
Wiggins, 32, who also won gold in the time trial at this summer's London 2012 Olympics, was involved in a collision with a car near his home in Eccleston, Lancashire.
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The man who police say crashed his car on the 215 Beltway Thursday after he was shot during an argument has been identified.
Zachary Layne Girdner got into an argument with suspect Joseph Lucero at Lucero's apartment on the 7200 block of Las Vegas Boulevard, near the Beltway Las Vegas police said. Officers responded about 7:20 p.m. but didn't find anything.
Nevada Highway Patrol responded to the Beltway and Eastern Avenue 10 minutes later and found Girdner in a Jeep that had crashed into three other vehicles.
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I am making a cupcake tower out of three round cake dummies for a wedding next month. I need to cover them in fabric. I want them to look as smooth as possible. The bride doesn't want the square which would make it much easier IMO. I just can not figure out how to get them covered so that there isn't a ton of fabric on the bottom.
What type of fabric are you using? Does it have any Stretch to it??
If the fabric is stretchy you can try using a circle piece of fabric with a half inch hem all the way around the edge. Then run a cord through the hem (starting and ending in the same hole) to create a draw string. The tighter you draw the string the neater is should form onto the dummy.
Can't you just have a fabric the same size as the sides of the dummy without having to overlap on the top & bottom? Then cover the edges with ribbon or something?
This is what I think might work. Take your fabric, and cut it 1" bigger than you need, for the top and bottom of your circle. Glue fabric and over lap it over the edge on the top and repeat for bottom and then put ribbon or cording in the midde, to cover the seam. I hope this makes sense.


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I sat down recently for coffee with a man who quickly informed me that he once hiked along the Great Wall in a pair of cowboy boots. I followed his gaze to his feet where two travel-worn boots were cooling beneath the table. I knew right then that this wasn't going to be any ordinary conversation.
Alex Bajwa brings this down-to-earth sense of adventure to his law practice. Specializing in wills, estate planning and small business law, you might say he's a man with a plan and a unique way of navigating the world.
He's traveled widely- from bustling cities in China to the remote hills of Kashmir – with a cowboy hat atop his tall frame. But when he gets down to business, he keeps it local. In fact, he's been workshifting from a home office since graduating from law school. He's quick to point out that early workspace renditions were more multi-use rooms – his first was an "office with a bed," then came "the dog room" and finally his wife's "craft room" complete with pink velvet bolts of fabric.
Today Alex primarily works from a fully-fledged office in his house. He also maintains a virtual office, which provides him with a business mailing address, receptionist, access to conference rooms and other à la carte business services. With a penchant for working paperless, he scans important documents into his PC and securely stores them in the cloud. That way they are always available when he needs them, whether he's meeting with clients in their homes or drafting contracts at his home office.
Flexibility is essential to Alex, who has designed his firm from the ground up just the way he wants it to be, determining his specialization, work times and locations. He keeps his overhead low by eliminating expensive office space, paralegal staff and unnecessary paper file storage. Packing light, so to speak, gives him a competitive edge. His rates are generally about fifty percent lower than other attorneys in the area. According to Alex, "it's harder to justify getting a physical office today."
Remember, this is the man who hiked the Great Wall in cowboy boots.
He explains that right now, traditional office hours at a law firm would not suit him, mostly because the obligation to report to work between fixed times would take precedence over actual output. Instead, Alex – a man who has chosen his own path and what he wears on that path – has successfully established a work routine that enables him to be highly productive while maintaining his independence and flexibility.
His advice to anyone contemplating a similar arrangement: Set up a segregated home office from the get-go.
I enjoy talking with people – particularly workshifters – about their working lives, and I continue to be impressed by the variety of jobs, personalities and working styles that are naturally accommodated by workshifting. What seems to be consistently present in those who choose the workshifting path is a strong intuitive sense of how to get work done no matter where they are, cowboy boots and all.
What commonalities among workshifters have you noticed?
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33 CFR 51.9 - Discharge review procedures.
(a)Preliminary. Prior to a review, applicants or their representatives may obtain copies of military records by submitting a Standard Form 180, Request Pertaining to Military Records, to the National Personnel Records Center (NPRC), 9799 Page Boulevard, St. Louis, MO. 72132. The request to the NPRC should be submitted prior to submitting the application for review, so that relevant information from the record can be included with the application.
(b)Initiation of review. Review may be initiated by an applicant or by the DRB. The applicant may apply for DRB review of discharge by submitting DD Form 293, Application for Review of Discharge or Separation from the Armed Forces of the United States, along with any other statements, affidavits or documentation desired by the applicant. The application must be received by the DRB within fifteen (15) years of the date of the discharge. The application form can be obtained, along with explanatory matter, from Commandant (CG-12), Attn: Personnel Management Directorate, U.S. Coast Guard Stop 7907, 2703 Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue SE., Washington, DC 20593-7907, any regional VA office, or by writing to the Armed Forces Review/Correction Board Reading Room, Pentagon Concourse, Washington, DC 20310.
(1) The DRB will provide notification advising the former member of -
(i) Receipt of the applicant's request;
(ii) The right to appear before the board in person or by counsel; and
(iii) The date of review.
(2) Prior to the initiation of the decision process, the DRB will notify the former member of the date by which requests to examine the documents to be considered by the board must be received. This notice will also state the date by which a request for a hearing must be made and the deadline for filing responses to the board.
(3) An applicant who requests a hearing will be notified of the time and place of the hearing. All expenses incurred by the applicant in DRB proceedings and hearings are the sole responsibility of the applicant and are not obligations of the U.S. Coast Guard or the Department of Transportation. If the applicant fails to appear, except as provided in § 51.9(f), the DRB will review the discharge and reach a decision based upon the evidence of record.
(d)Withdrawal of application. An applicant may withdraw an application without prejudice at any time before the scheduled review. An application which is withdrawn will not stay the running of the 15 year statutory limitation imposed on the authority of the DRB to review the discharge.
(e) The DRB will consider the records and other data submitted by the applicant. The DRB may consider other probative evidence provided that all materials relied on by the DRB, except classified documents, are made available to the applicant and applicant's representative prior to the hearing date (or review date if no hearing is requested). The DRB shall not consider a classified document in the review of a discharge unless a summary of, or extract from, the document (deleting all reference to sources of information and other matters, the disclosure of which would, in the opinion of the classifying authority, be detrimental to the security interests of the United States) is made available to the applicant.
(f)Postponement of review or hearing. At any time before the date of scheduled review or hearing, an applicant may be granted a continuance, provided the applicant or the applicant's counsel makes a written request for additional time to the DRB which shows good cause to justify the postponement.
(g)Hearing procedures. The following procedures apply to DRB hearings:
(1) DRB hearings are not public. Presence at hearings is limited to persons authorized by the Commandant or expressly requested by the applicant, subject to reasonable limitations based upon available space.
(2) The Federal Rules of Evidence are not applicable to DRB proceedings. The presiding officer rules on matters of procedure and ensures that reasonable bounds of relevancy and materiality are adhered to in the taking of evidence.
(3) An applicant is permitted to make a sworn or unsworn statement. Witness testimony will only be taken under oath or affirmation. An applicant or witness who makes a statement may be questioned by the DRB.
(4) An applicant may make oral or written argument personally or through his or her representative.
(h)Reconsideration. The decision of the DRB may not be reconsidered unless -
(1) The only previous consideration of the case was on the motion of the DRB;
(2) Changes in discharge policy occur; or
(3) New, substantial, relevant evidence, not available to the applicant at the time of the original review, is submitted to the DRB.


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Asian MaryPublished: December 2011
4 Servings
Asian Mary
Ingredients4 Servings
- 2 cups tomato juice
- 1 cup vodka
- 8 teaspoons soy sauce
- 4 teaspoons fresh lemon juice
- 4 teaspoons fresh lime juice
- 1 tablespoon fish sauce (such as nam pla or nuoc nam)
- 1 teaspoon wasabi paste (Japanese horseradish paste)
- Shichimi togarashi
- 4 lemongrass stalks
Recipe by The Bon Appétit Test Kitchen
Combine first 7 ingredients in a pitcher. Add ice; stir gently to mix. Fill glasses with ice. Divide Asian Mary among glasses. Sprinkle with shichimi togarashi and garnish each with a lemongrass stalk.


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Remains of prehistoric homes now open to publicPosted: Updated:
The United States, especially the West, isn't known for having a lot of history, but now people across the Valley can experience some ancient history in Mesa.
The Mesa Grande Cultural Park is now open to the public. It shows the remains of prehistoric homes.
The homes were built around 1000 A.D., according to archeologists.
They were built by a group called the Hohokam. Visitors can still recognize a front entry way, a back exit and a hearth, where it's believed the people would put charcoal to keep their house warm.
Archeologists believe the back exit leads to a maze of rooms that were used for ritual purposes.
"The Hohokam would build one of these houses and use it for 50 to 100 years and then abandon it, fill it in and build a new house over the top," said Dr. Jerry Howard, curator of Anthropology at the Arizona Museum of Natural History.
Houses had a short life span because they were made of adobe-like material.
When the houses couldn't hold up any longer, the Hohokam would build another room on top of the pre-existing one.
"One project, we started taking all of that apart to see what everything looked like at one time period, and suddenly we realized that the villages were highly organized. There were residential areas, trash areas," said Howard.
Adults can take a tour for $5 , kids for $2.
Howard said they plan on unearthing more of these rooms in the future. Visitors can observe or even volunteer to take part.
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Mole & Thomas
I recently visited Palais De Tokyo in Paris, and would be lying if I'd gone there to see something specific. It was a nice day in the French capital, and I was keen to see the incredible building on the north side of the Seine river. Little did I know I was about to see some photos that would leave me startled. As part of the Spy Numbers exhibition, a set of photographs by Arthur Mole & John Thomas hung unassumingly on the far side of the chasmic main gallery – dying to be investigated. 30,000 people arranged in mind-bogglingly accurate rows to make up an image of Woodrow Wilson you say? Yes please.
Mole & Thomas' images are universally brilliant. In that I mean that my mum and dad, or your average Joe could appreciate the craft, effort and dedication that has been siphoned into their creation. It's when you find out the details surrounding the seemingly improbable photos that awe is struck. So, some facts:
1. The were taken at the beginning of the last century.
2. Obviously there was no Photoshop – they were made without the aid of any technological tricks. Simply a megaphone, a 80-foot viewing tower, a few flags and a camera (with an 11 × 14 inch viewfinder!)
3. Over 10,00 soldiers were needed for the smaller images, 30,000 for the more ambitious(!) ones.
4. These are of course not flat images, meaning Mole & Thomas had to work out the correct perspective to give the impression that the image was flat.
5. They were all made during World War I and served as rallying points, supporting American involvement in the war.
Enough said, marvel in their presence and if you're in Paris before the end of October go and see some up close, you will not be disappointed.
Palais De Tokyo
13, Avenue Président Wilson
75016 Paris, France
Thanks to the American Library of Congress for the images
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- Tiago Galo's refreshing, travel-themed illustrations remind us of sunnier times
- Artist Morgan Blair on her "pathological need to make you laugh"
- Lennarts & de Bruijn's "hot as hell" campaign for Utrecht club, Ekko
- Polaroid's creative director Danny Pemberton introduces new brand Polaroid Originals
- Artist Dominique Pétrin on creating her very own domestic product
- Universal Everything animate emotive wallpapers for new iPhone devices
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Discussion in 'Texans Talk' started by Texan Asylum, Sep 11, 2011.
This one isn't gonna finish like that one!
Man this is unbelievable!
I hate thinking about that damn game ..... it haunts me all these years later.
Same here, but this one will go a long way in putting that one to rest.
Go Texans!!!!!!
Ummm, I'm not too worried.
That was a crazy finish and I don't see Indianapolis showing any indication they have 5+ TD's in them today (heck, I'm not sure if they've got 10 points!).
(sorry, couldn't resist)
If anyone sees Frank Reich showing up, hold him at the door!! lol
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An employee of a pharmacy in the 100 block of West University Drive told police Monday that someone tried to use a forged prescription to obtain narcotics.
According to reports, the employee told police the individual had turned in one prescription that was legitimate and another that was forged. Police said the information was verified with the doctor's office.
No charges have been filed since the suspect was not at the pharmacy upon officer's arrival.
Other reports
1000 block of Appalachian Lane — Sheriff's officials said a model home was broken into Monday morning.
All kitchen appliances inside the home were taken, according to reports. Officials said there was no sign of forced entry. The value of the appliances was not listed.
700 block of Frame Street — A 35-year-old woman told police that someone removed the lug nuts from one of the wheels on her car.
According to reports, when the woman tried to drive the vehicle, the wheel came off and rolled away. The lug nuts, she said, were found near the scene.
From 7 a.m. Monday to 7 a.m. Tuesday:
Denton County sheriff's dispatchers handled 734 service and officer-initiated calls for the agencies they serve. Thirty-five people were booked into Denton County Jail.
Denton police handled 264 service and officer-initiated calls through the weekend and posted 15 reports online.
Denton firefighters responded to 24 medical calls, one passenger vehicle fire, four motor vehicle accidents, one electrical short and one gas leak.
Argyle firefighters responded to three medical calls and one carbon monoxide or hazardous materials call. Argyle police assisted one motorist and responded to one medical call, 11 traffic calls and two reports of loose livestock.
Aubrey firefighters responded to two medical calls and one traffic transport incident.
Bartonville responded to seven traffic calls.
Corinth police assisted three agencies, two motorists and responded to one disturbance call, one report of gunshots heard, one complaint about hunters, one roadblock, one suspicious vehicle, four traffic complaints, 11 traffic calls, two welfare concerns, four traffic transport incidents, 11 animal complaints and one animal cruelty report.
Double Oak police assisted two agencies and responded to eight traffic calls.
Hickory Creek police responded to one burglary, two suspicious activity calls, 10 traffic calls and one traffic transport incident.
Justin police responded to one report of a person with a gun and assisted three agencies.
Krum firefighters responded to one grass fire and one medical call. Krum police responded to one criminal mischief report, one grass fire, two suspicious activity calls and two thefts.
Krugerville police assisted two agencies and responded to four traffic calls and one criminal mischief report.
Lake Cities firefighters responded to five medical calls and two traffic transport incidents.
Lewisville made 10 arrests.
Little Elm firefighters responded to two medical calls and one traffic transport incident. Little Elm police responded to one Child Protective Services referral, one criminal mischief report, one criminal trespass in progress report, one forgery call, three ordinance violations, one theft report, three animal complaints. two traffic transport incidents, 11 traffic calls, one welfare concern and assisted one motorist.
Northlake police assisted two agencies and responded to one report of loose livestock and 25 traffic calls.
Oak Point firefighters responded to one medical call. Oak Point police assisted one agency and responded to one assault, two traffic calls, two ordinance violations and one welfare concern.
Ponder firefighters responded to one grass fire and one medical call. Ponder police assisted one motorist and responded to one traffic call.
Pilot Point firefighters responded to three medical calls and one traffic transport incident. Pilot Point police responded to two traffic transport incidents, one animal complaint and one verbal disturbance.
Sanger firefighters responded to two medical calls and assisted one citizen. Sanger police assisted one agency, one motorist and responded to one noise complaint, three roadblocks and five traffic calls.
The Colony firefighters responded to two medical calls and assisted one agency.
Trophy Club firefighters responded to one smoke investigation. Trophy Club police responded to one forgery call, one noise complaint, two suspicious activity calls, eight traffic calls and made one arrest.
— Megan Gray


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Cuyahoga Falls -- The congregation of Northampton Bible Church knows Joe Pryor well. They remember him as a child, growing up in their midst. Recently "Pastor Joe," now 38, was installed as senior pastor there, only the third pastor in the church's 60-year history.
Pryor started attending the church at 333 W. Steels Corners Road as a middle schooler in the late 1980s. While he attended Malone University, he served as an intern on the church staff. He left to serve another area church for more than 14 years; however, three years ago, Pryor returned to Northampton Bible Church in the role of family pastor. He started leading a second service there. When the senior pastor of 11 years felt a call to return to a church he had led 30 years ago, the congregation of Northampton Bible found their next pastor in their midst, promoting Pryor on April 13.
"I never anticipated this," Pryor says, "When we left here in 2002, we didn't think we'd be back, but my wife and I were very sensitive to God's lead in our lives. It's like we've come full circle and I'm where I'm called to be." Pryor says he considered the founding pastor of the church, Frank Lorenz, a mentor. Lorenz passed away in 2011. "Several people have told me they think he's smiling down from heaven at this turn of events," Pryor says, "and I feel like I'm home."
Northampton Bible Church has approximately 300 members. Pryor estimates between 250 and 270 attend services on a typical weekend. The new senior pastor says one of his top priorities will be to establish Northampton Bible Church's niche as "the church that cares about people and the community."
"I often ask people, 'If we were to close our doors tomorrow, would people even know we had been here?'" Pryor asks. "I want our church to have such an impact in our immediate community that when people hear our name, they immediately think, 'That's the church that cares.'"
Pryor and his wife, Kelly, live in Stow. They have two sons, Caleb, 15, and Wyatt, 13.
"To be back here is a real blessing," Pryor says. "I intend to stick around."
Phone: 330-541-9419
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Nikon dSLRs 2011
Since the D50-D2X era, Nikon have had 5-6 bodies in the range.
The Nikon D300s, D700, D3s, and D3x are due for replacement. This is how I see the new line-up of dSLR bodies.
The D7000 shares a lot with the D90/D300s and replaces both.
The D2 form of camera is missing from the DX range (at the moment), and that will return with the new Nikon D9000.
What name can we give the D700/D3s replacement?
this is re-drawn from the chart at the bottom of this page (I see some of the bodies as replacements instead of new lines, so my diagram is a little different)
My Gear: DeeSevenThousand + SixteenThirtyFive + SixtyMicroG
The FiveFifties: OnePointTwoAIS + OnePointFourD/G + OnePointEightD/G
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text: Martin Atzmüller Hi I just read the lisp newsgroup and found the article by Rafal Strzaliski, regarding the above subject. Maybe I can elaborate a bit on this. Recently I wrote a HTTP-server for Clisp. When sending a POST-reply back to Netscape, sometimes Netscape insisted that it had not seen all the data before the connection was closed. I used write-byte-sequence to write the data over the socket-stream. When I inserted (sleep 1) or even (sleep 0.1) _before_ I closed the connection, all worked fine. I am not really sure, why. I tried to use force-output or finish-output, but this did not help a lot. When I looked at the sourcecode, I noted one thing: In my opinion force-/finish-output do nothing on unbuffered streams, and a socket-stream is an unbuffered stream, or am I wrong here? Comments? How much data were you writing? Also what OS? Have you tried watching the packets? The fact that clisp thinks this stream is unbuffered suggests that it thinks the stream just goes to the tcp code, so finish output is a noop, whereas in reality the stream goes to the tcp on the other end of the connection. Therefore finish output should wait for the ack to come back indicating that all the data has been received. I wonder how easy that is.


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LONDON (May. 21)
The Israel-Arab dispute and the Middle East security situation were discussed by Generalissimo Franco and King Feisal of Iraq at a meeting in Madrid yesterday, the Times of London reported today from the Spanish capital.
Col. Gamal Abdel Nasser, Egyptian Premier, is expected to visit Madrid within the year, the Times reported. It noted that for some years now Gen. Franco, who believes that Spain could serve as a link between Islam and the West, has been assiduously cultivating the Arab states. Franco's concern with Communist influence in the Arab states was heightened, the Times indicated, by Egypt's surprise recognition of Communist China.


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Intel Drops Prices Yet Again Page: 1
Intel Drops Prices Yet Again
Hey, remember that
projected price cut
from Intel? Well it's happened, and near the beginning of the possible range of time. This time four of Intel's more mid-range processors become even more affordable.
The fan-favorite quad core Q6600 has become even more attractive, finally dropping under the $200 and sitting at a rather tempting $193. However, considering the fact that it has been selling under the previous price of $224 for the past several months, we may see retail prices even lower.
The dual core E8500 gets the largest cut, dropping a massive 31% from $266 to $183. The chip's younger brother, the E8400, drops to a comfortable $163.
The lowest level and most recent Wolfdale also gets a minor price drop, going from $133 to a very modest $113.
With these constant price cuts to their mid-range processor lines, Intel is really putting the pressure on AMD. Not only are Intel's chips the more powerful options, they are swiftly becoming the cheaper ones as well.
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Weekend Plans: BugFest, SparkCon, CenterFest, pumpkin patches, more!
Posted September 12, 2012
Updated September 13, 2012
It's a busy, busy weekend! In addition to some major annual events, the region's pumpkin patches are just starting to open up this weekend. Check out our 2012 Halloween and fall fun database for details on pumpkin patches, haunted houses and other fall events.
Here's your weekend family fun! As always, check WRAL.com's Out & About calendar for details about other events across the region.
BugFest, the annual event at the N.C. Museum of Natural Sciences in downtown Raleigh, begins at 9 a.m., Saturday. This free event features a variety of opportunities to learn about bugs, see bugs, touch bugs and, at the Cafe Insecta, eat bugs. The festival turns into the Evening Insectival from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m., where you'll find live music, food and other activities. The evening activities would be fun for families with older kids (though all of the activities are great for all ages). Read my earlier post for all the details about this big event.
Also in downtown Raleigh, SparkCon, celebrating the Triangle's creativity, runs Thursday to Sunday at spaces across downtown Raleigh. You'll find everything from street painting on Saturday to circus workshops to fashion to skateboarding to much, much more. The festival's website highlights a few activities just for kids, but there is much more.
In Durham, the Durham Arts Council's 38th annual CenterFest Arts Festival runs 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., Saturday, and 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., Sunday, in downtown Durham. The festival features arts and crafts and a variety of performances. A Creative Kids Zone in the Ninth Street Bakery parking lot along Parrish Street will feature activities led by Durham Arts Council instructors, staff and volunteers. From 3 p.m. to 5 p.m., Saturday, at 500 W. Main St., you'll find a pop-up history museum where visitors are asked to bring tools of their trade. Click here for more information about the kids activities and pop-up museum.
The Escapist Expo in Durham brings together fans of video games, tabletop games, science fiction, fantasy, comics and more. It runs Friday, Saturday and Sunday at the Durham Convention Center. Tickets are $30 for a three-day pass or $15 for a one-day pass. The Expo includes tournaments, panels discussion, concerts, open play and more. It's bringing in some experts and celebrities in the gaming industry. For older kids in particular, this one sounds like a lot of fun.
It's baklava time! The Raleigh Greek Festival is at the N.C. State Fairgrounds Friday evening, Saturday and Sunday. This annual festival features some delicious baklava, along with many other Greek foods. You'll also find dancing, music, cooking demonstrations and a marketplace. Admission is $3; $2 for kids 13 to 18 and seniors; and free for kids under 13.
The Eastern Triangle Farm Tour is 1 p.m. to 5 p.m., Saturday and Sunday, at farms across the region. This is a great opportunity to show kids where their food comes from on self-guided tours of 23 farms. Some suggestions if you're going with children: Don't plan on seeing all 23 farms or even the majority of them. Pick a handful or even just one to spend some time at. Some of the farms offer more for kids than others, so be sure to read the tour's online brochure for details about each of the farms. Be sure to wash your hands at each of the farms' hand washing stations after petting any animals. And don't forget a cooler for bringing some yummy local food home with you. Advanced tickets are $25 per car for all farms or $30 the day of the tour. It costs $10 per car to visit individual farms.
We have seven consignment sales where you can find great deals on clothing, toys, gear and more for kids. Here's where you'll find them.
The Clayton Harvest & Music Festival runs Thursday through Sunday and includes carnival rides and games, music, food and more.
Historic Yates Mill County Park's annual Fall Harvest Celebration is 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., Saturday, at the Wake County park just south of Raleigh. This popular event includes corn-grinding tours of Yates Mill with costumed interpreters, a children's scavenger hunt, live music and dance, storytellers, a cornmeal cook-off contest and more. It's free and designed for all ages, especially families. The fun includes two sets from the Sandbox band for kids and families. They'll start at 11 a.m. and end at 12:45 p.m. This also is a beautiful park to explore.
Paperhand Puppet Intervention's show City of Frogs moves to the N.C. Museum of Art this Friday through Sunday. Shows start at 6:20 p.m. Tickets are $15 and $7.50 for kids ages 3 to 12. The show, which has been playing at the Forest Theatre in Chapel Hill since August, features puppets of all kinds, live music and much more.
The Raleigh/Wake Chapter of Jack and Jill of America will sponsor its second annual Jack and Jill Ran Up the Hill 5K and Fun Run starting at 8 a.m., Saturday, at 1050 Town Hall Drive in Morrisville. The event includes an officially timed 5K race and a 5K walk. For kids 12 and under, there's a one-mile Fun Run. The event will include entertainment, vendors, and a guest appearance by Triangle native Naya Coard, Miss Black USA Talented Teen. Participants can register online or at the event. Profits go to the Boys and Girls Club and the Jack and Jill Foundation.
Dreamsports Center in Apex will hold an open house to showcase its sports programs for kids from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., Saturday. There will be inflatables and other activities.
Cary's Fall Sertoma Series at Sertoma Amphitheatre at Fred G. Bond Metro Park, 801 High House Rd., opens this weekend with two free concerts. The Cary Town Band will play at 7:30 p.m., Friday, with a concert full of "sticky music," or catchy melodies that stick in your head. The Triangle Brass Band will perform "Pops in the Park," at 7 p.m., Saturday.
And the third annual Rockin' 5K Family Fun Run Festival starts at 2 p.m., Saturday, at Southern Village in Chapel Hill. There's a 5K or 1.56 mile course to choose from. The event also includes lots of other activities for families including a giant slide, mechanical bull and mobile game unit. Money raised will be used to support the Super Cooper's Little Red Wagon Foundation mission of providing housing and support for families affected by brain tumors.


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Europe is getting Professor Layton vs. Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney before North America. What in the world is happening?! It will be coming to European Nintendo 3DS systems on March 28, 2014, but there's no word on a North American release date -- just "early 2014."
The game is a mash-up of two popular franchises, which released in Japan last November.
So, congrats Europe in making your neighbors across that big blue pond we here in the states like to call the Atlantic Ocean, jealous.
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The first week of December will be a banner week for collaborations between the Appalachian Center for Civic Life, Washington County Public Schools and the Emory & Henry College Theatre Department as two major projects come to an end.
First, on Thursday, December 3 at the new Woodrow W. McGlothlin Center for the Arts there will be a series of short plays presented by the children of Washington County Elementary Schools as part of an ongoing partnership between the Gifted and Talented Education (GATE) program and student volunteers arranged through the Theatre Department at Emory & Henry College. Emory & Henry College students have been meeting with students at all seven elementary schools weekly since mid-October. In this time together they have written original scripts, which will premiere on the main stage on campus. Students will arrive after school on Thursday for a quick dress rehearsal, pizza dinner, and 7:00 performance in front of their families and loved ones.
Second, on Friday December 4, eleven students who are taking a course in Applied Theatre will share the work they have been doing alongside eight sixth graders at Glade Spring Middle School at 7:00 in the Forum Room. They too have been visiting the school weekly since mid-October and presenting a series of theatrical lesson plans designed to directly influence the transition to Middle School. These lesson plans have focused on issues such as positivity, uniqueness, self-esteem, empathy, coping skills and academic skills.
It's been really enlightening getting to work with these students and beginning to understand what they go through on a daily basis as 6th graders.Maxine PooleBachelor of Fine Arts in Musical Theatre Major
Both of these partnerships have been made possible through the efforts of public school officials, specifically Principal Kelly Holmes at the Middle School and Lisa MacNeil with the GATE program, the support of the Appalachian Center for Civic Life, and under the leadership for Dr. Kelly Bremner who teaches the Applied Theatre course, and mentors the student volunteers in the GATE program.
Emory & Henry College students involved in the GATE program include: Kelly Bok, Kaeleigh Damico, Ellie Hogg, Bryce Haines, Rachel Haines, McKinley Hughes, Katelyn Miracle, and William Scott. Students involved at the Middle School include: Kelly Bok, Kaeleigh Damico, Mary Herndon, Grayson Hicks, McKinley Hughes, Martha Jessee, Alissa Jones, Samuel Lamon, Maxine Poole, William Scott and Katrina Wagner.
I have gotten so much out of this opportunity. At first, I was just taking this class to cross a credit off my list, but working with the Glade Middle Schoolers has impacted me more than I had expected. Going to work with these kids is a high point in my week because I know we are making a difference in their day, no matter how big or small.Grayson HicksReligion and Philosophy Double Major


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As summer begins, Lodians will once again have their chance to pick up fresh fruits and vegetables while enjoying entertainment and perusing wares for sale by local vendors when the Downtown Lodi Farmers Market begins today.
The Farmers Market will feature more than 40 vendors selling fresh produce and specialty foods. There will be wine and beer gardens, where visitors can sip on a beverage of their choice while enjoying the sounds of acoustic music and smooth jazz.


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Pacific Security Capital (PSC), a leading commercial real estate investment bank providing advisory services, investment sales, capital markets and development services, announced today that it has been engaged by an offshore investor to provide commercial real estate advisory services for a planned community.
The 1000 acre North Carolina-based planned community will include single family detached housing, a golf course, and both retail and condo-hotel components.
While our client is an experienced sponsor in the European Community, they are less familiar with the intricacies of real estate practices in the United States, said Theddi Wright Chappell, Managing Director, Global Advisory Services, Pacific Security Capital. By engaging Pacific Security Capital to provide advisory services we have been able to help them protect their investment.
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text: I just found a good recipe for making lollipops or suckers or hard candy. It was from Paula Deen at the Food Network site. It use regular sugar, light corn syrup, butter and jello. I used the thermometer from my turkey fryer and it seemed to work OK in place of the candy thermometer. I used my cannabutter in the recipe. The candy was excellent and very chronic. It hardened really well and tasted great. However it is not clear like some suckers when it hardens but that was not a problem for me. :eat: Just search for lollipops at the food network site for details. If you use this recipe make sure to make the candies really quickly or the whole thing will harden in the pot! I was wondering if anyone has any other recipes for suckers or lollipops or hard candy that will result in clear chronic candy. I don't have keefe or hash oil but I do have cannabutter and cannaoil. I also have high quality shake that can be used or buds if that is the only way.


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#2489 closed enhancement (fixed)
Add support for Bulcrypt
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The attached patch adds support for Bulcrypt CAS, which is used by Bulsatcom in Bulgaria, Serbia and other places. v1 cards are fully supported (AU and all), v2 cards should be supported once we figure out how CCW is obfuscated.
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Change History (7)
Changed 5 years ago by gf
Adds support for Bulcrypt CAS.
comment:1 Changed 5 years ago by pooyair
- Owner set to admin
Thanks for the patch , if u want to join oscam Developer team , u just need to send a pm to admin of Streamboard , He makes for u access to commit your patch yourself...
Changed 5 years ago by gf
Allow both CAIDs supported by Bulcrypt to work at the same time.
comment:2 Changed 5 years ago by gf
- Resolution set to fixed
- Status changed from new to closed
Applied in commit 6625 - http://www.www.streamboard.tv:8001/changeset/6625
comment:3 Changed 5 years ago by Bruty
- Resolution fixed deleted
- Status changed from closed to reopened
@GF you need add emm filter because dvbapi not support AU
comment:4 Changed 5 years ago by gf
@bruty: I think it is fixed with these commits:
15:42 Changeset [6630] by gf
Add EMM filter for Bulcrypt. That should enable AU when dvbapi is used.
15:30 Changeset [6629] by gf
globals: caids in struct s_cardsystem must be 16 bit.
15:20 Changeset [6628] by gf
Check full CAID in get_cardsystem_by_caid(). The first 8 bits are not …
15:19 Changeset [6627] by gf
dvbapi: CAIDs are not limited to 13 bits like pids.
comment:5 Changed 5 years ago by gf
- Resolution set to fixed
- Status changed from reopened to closed
Should be fixed now, please open new tickets for additional bugs or omissions.


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Septo/Rhinoplasty Swelling 7 months later
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I'm a 16 year old male and in August of 2011 I had a septoplasty/rhinoplasty to fix my deviated septum and crooked nose (from when I fell off a table onto my face at age 7). That was about 7 months ago, and I'm still incredibly unhappy with the shape/feel/look of my nose and my nostrils, from the front, sides, and bottom. I am wondering if this could still be residual swelling or if this is what my nose will look like unless I get revision surgery. My doctor told me to expect swelling, especially because I had 2 previous surgeries at ages 7 and 12 because of the accident where I broke my nose. He also warned me that I "thick skin" and therefore swelling would take some time to go down. Well, it's been 7 months already and I've definitely seen improvement (my nose was absolutely awful the first month or two), but I'm still unhappy. I've googled and googled and I've seen people say that swelling goes down after 3 months, and I've also heard people say it won't fully go down for 36 months. I've talked to my doctor and he thinks my nose "looks mostly like it will when it's done healing", which isn't what I wanted to hear. I'm hoping someone out there can give me a straight answer because I don't want to start considering revisional surgery (to smooth out my bridge, make my nostrils even, and make my tip symmetrical) if this is simply just stubborn swelling that is taking a while to go away. Any opinions or advice will be of great help. Thank you!


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Health Insurance Marketplace third open-enrollment period starts today
A record-low number of Americans are uninsured. But 32 million still have no access to affordable health coverage. That number will change, starting today.
National Journal event: With more Americans insured, how do we improve their health?
Now that nearly 9 million people gained health insurance last year thanks to the Affordable Care Act, how do we move from more coverage to better health?
APHA State Innovation Models guides: How public health can join efforts nationwide
Do you believe in the Affordable Care Act? Do you want to make people in your state or community healthier? State Innovation Models are for you.
The health costs of Alzheimer's in the US
Alzheimer's disease is the sixth-leading cause of death in the United States and one of the top-10 leading causes of death that cannot be cured, slowed or prevented, according to the Alzheimer's Association. So how should public health professionals be talking about it?
Medicare at 50: What does it look like now and in the future?
Today is the 50th anniversary of Medicare (along with Medicaid). Since President Lyndon B. Johnson signed the program into legislation, Medicare — originally a basic insurance program — has transformed to provide quality coverage to 55 million Americans.
APHA webinar: The ACA after King v. Burwell
Last week APHA hosted a webinar to discuss how King v. Burwell, which kept tax credits available to individuals who purchased health insurance on the federal government's exchange, will affect the our nation's health moving forward.
APHA releases new health systems transformation guide
APHA has long championed the many ways the Affordable Care Act can improve public health. But how does the public health community turn the law's potential into better health outcomes?
What does health care look like after King v. Burwell?
On June 25 the Supreme Court issued a 6-3 decision in favor of the administration in King v. Burwell. Moving forward, what does this decision mean for public health?
APHA on King v. Burwell victory: 'More than 6 million Americans breathe sigh of relief'
Health insurance is here to stay for more than 6 million Americans.
Public health reactions to King v. Burwell
Check out public health's reactions to the U.S. Supreme Court's ruling in King v. Burwell, which saved health insurance for more than 6 million people.
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Find out how Miss Universe, Dear Abby, a WNBA star and the co-founder of "The Foundation to Increase Awesome" are supporting National Women's Health Week.


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Giant Toilet Spider [VIDEO]
Watch were you plant your rear, the "GIANT TOILET SPIDER" is near! This critter will make a "turtleheader" pop back in! This will leave you WILLINGLY constipated for a week. More after the jump.
When I was a kid, I heard a story about a snake that slithered up a drain and came out of a toilet. I "hovered" over the bowl for a month after hearing that. THIS IS WORSE. Find a friend that's afraid of spiders or public toilets and watch this video with them. Now, brace yourself for the "GIANT TOILET SPIDER".
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November 20 2013
McDowell hints at Ireland for Olympics
By Brian Wacker, PGATOUR.COM
Graeme McDowell has been non-committal when it has come to which country he will represent in the 2016 Olympic Games in Brazil -- until now.
"I believe that me being here and representing Ireland will, you know, with the Olympic regulations, will mean that I will have to play for Ireland when it comes to the Olympics in 2016," McDowell said Wednesday from the ISPS HANDA World Cup in Australia.
Though McDowell is from Northern Ireland, he has the option to play for Great Britain or Ireland in the Olympics.
McDowell's fellow Northern Irishman, Rory McIlroy, has yet to decide which country he will play, and the subject has admittedly been a delicate one for the two.
"It is a very touchy political and religious subject, one that myself and Rory have not really enjoyed answering questions about the last few years because it is very difficult to pick a side because you are going to end up upsetting someone from either side really," McDowell said. "We grew up wanting to wear the green jacket and have the golf bag with the Ireland logo on it ... the Golf Union of Ireland looks after all the players in Ireland and I have always enjoyed being part of that. When it comes to the Olympic discussion, that raises some questions as to who we play for.
"I was always very much trying to sit the fence, again, because I really did not want to have to make that decision. So, you know, part of me feels relieved to not have to make that decision."


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Former California Superintendent of Public Instruction Jack O'Connell and other education expects are scheduled to speak about new federal Common Core standards in San Diego next Tuesday and Wednesday.
The free seminar will be 8 a.m. to about 3:30 p.m. each day at the Sheraton San Diego Hotel and Marina, 1380 Harbor Island Drive, San Diego.
The Leadership and Learning Center, the professional development and services arms of Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, is hosting the seminar, "Navigating the Common Core: Plan, Prioritize, Implement."
The seminar will include continental breakfasts and lunches, workshops, breakout sessions and lectures designed to help administrators and curriculum specialists implements the standards in their districts.
To register, visit www.leadandlearn.com/caevents.


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Boys in care were allegedly being groomed for sex at parties at a south-west London house attended by well-known and powerful figures.
'Rocks Lane is a conspiracy theorist's dream, taking in allegations of the grooming of young boys in care for sex, elaborate gay parties involving senior public figures including members of the Conservative Party, charges of a police cover-up and even the suggestion of murder. The police believe that in the context of the Jimmy Savile scandal and renewed claims over the treatment of boys in care in North Wales, there is every reason to look again at an extremely murky saga.'
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