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The BRAIN Center offers unique, specialized brain-based neurological and musculoskeletal rehabilitation therapies to treat a wide-variety of conditions. We’re very different than other healthcare clinics you may have been to. Therefore, we deliver very different results.
Concussions and traumatic brain injuries can be debilitating injuries with lifelong consequences. Most concussions resolve on their own in a short period of time. When symptoms do not fully resolve, those that remain are classified as post-concussion syndrome.
These individuals may experience severe headaches, dizziness, light-headedness and vertigo, crippling chronic fatigue, painful light and sound sensitivity, and incapacitating brain fog. They may suffer from memory loss, and even struggle to find the words to communicate. Multi-tasking becomes impossible, and even the completion of a simple task may become challenging. Often these symptoms never resolve, despite extensive therapy from numerous physicians and therapists.
While there are many ways the brain may be damaged, often many of the symptoms seen in post-concussion syndrome and traumatic brain injuries derive from a failure of integration within the brain. The primary function of your brain is to make sense of where you are in the environment, so that you can adapt to the world appropriately. Your brain does this with visual, vestibular (inner ear), and proprioceptive (muscle and joint) pathways. It needs to use all of these pathways simultaneously to create a coherent unconscious picture of where the world is, and where you are in relation to gravity and the environment.
These pathways include long, thin, and fragile fibers that project from all over the brain down into the brainstem. This is unfortunately the area that takes the most torque and stress from the multivectorial shearing forces that develop with rapid acceleration and rotation of the head. This disrupts these pathways and damages their integration. They may then have difficulty knowing where their body is in relation to the world, and the brain must struggle to resolve the mismatch between the senses. This can be profoundly fatiguing, as it robs resources from cognitive pathways, and provokes the majority of post-concussive symptoms.
The BRAIN Center works to find solutions to these complex neurological problems using cutting-edge diagnostics and examination procedures to find the root of your dysfunction. We utilize various neurodiagnostic technologies to quantify all of the relevant aspects of your visual, vestibular, and proprioceptive systems. More importantly, we analyze how they work together, in order to determine what circumstances provoke their failure and devise strategies to make them work in unison again. Lastly, we determine the precise fatigue thresholds of these pathways, and create programs to rebuild your functional endurance.
Vertigo is a sensation that can make you feel as though you are spinning, tilting, swaying back and forth, being pulled in one or several directions, or generally unstable. Dizziness is a sensation of light-headedness that can make one feel as if they might faint and lose consciousness. Both these conditions may cause nausea, headaches, heart palpitations, ringing in your ears, inability to hold your eyes still, vomiting, and a feeling of being unable to sit up or stand without passing out. Together they can range from a mild annoyance to a severely debilitating problem.
Vertigo is often caused by a problem with the vestibular system. This includes the inner ear and vestibular nerves. The problem can also involve any of the brainstem, cerebellar, and brain regions that receive inner ear input. Sometimes the mechanism might even be visually-induced. When the input from the vestibular system does not match the input from the eyes or the muscles, this sensory mismatch creates the inappropriate perception of motion.
Orthostatic hypotension is a form of dizziness that develops when people shift their position towards being more vertical. People often feel like they are about to pass out during sit-to-stand transitions. This can involve poor coordination between the vestibular system and the brainstem mechanisms that regulate blood flow to the brain.
Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome (POTS) is a more severe orthostatic issue, wherein people lose the ability to properly regulate heart rate appropriately. This is a common consequence of traumatic brain injuries, but can also be the result of viral infections, mold exposure, chemical sensitivities, and other types of autoimmune conditions.
Traumatic Brain Injuries frequently result in vertigo and dizziness. Vertigo is one of the most common symptoms of an injured brain. Vertigo can also be the result of neck injuries. The forces that create TBI also commonly damage the vestibular system and the neck muscles and joints. This can create severe sensory mismatches. This can affect some or all of these systems simultaneously.
Mal De Debarquement Syndrome is a type of vertigo that creates a rocking sensation, as if the individual is constantly on a boat. This is the result of a mismatch between the two types of vestibular receptors, the Otoliths and the Vestibular Canals, along with dysfunction in the brain and brainstem systems that make these receptors work together.
Vertigo can also be the result of migraine headaches, or more insidious brain problems such as tumor or stroke. In some cases, dizziness and vertigo can be a consequence of prescription medications and their interactions, or even from certain dietary supplements.
At The BRAIN Center our goal is to rehabilitate the brain and receptor mechanisms that may be creating the mismatch, and make them integrate properly with other systems. In other cases, our goal is to teach the brain to adapt to the impaired reflexes, and teach it to rely on other mechanisms to maintain balance and decrease the vertigo sensations.
Treatment starts with a comprehensive neurological examination, followed by cutting-edge neurodiagnostic testing. We use several advanced technologies to map and graph the function of every system involved in your vertigo, including important visual reflexes, vestibular function, and the feedback from your muscles and joints. We assess how these systems integrate in several different balance conditions. This allows us to precisely identify and quantify which systems are creating the mismatch, how they integrate, and the exact circumstances under which their integration fails.
We then create a neurorehabilitation program that is unique to your condition, and specific to your individual pattern of dysfunction and fatigability.
At The BRAIN Center, we perform comprehensive evaluations which include advanced technology to assess the functionality of different areas of the brain and how each area of the brain communicates with one another.
As a consequence of the evaluation, a customized management plan is created with the goal of increasing the strength and efficiency of specific connections in the brain which may be underdeveloped and/or not working optimally.
Neurodegenerative disease is an umbrella term for a range of conditions which primarily affect the neurons in the human brain and spinal cord. Some examples of neurodegenerative conditions are Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias, Parkinson’s disease and other Parkinson’s related disorders, prion disease and other neuro-infectious disorders, motor neuron diseases, Huntington disease, spinocerebellar ataxia (SCA), and spinal muscular atrophy. Currently, many neurodegenerative disorders are incurable and debilitating conditions that continue to progress over time.
At The BRAIN Center, we assess the functionality of different areas of the brain. This allows us to understand which areas of the brain are still viable and functioning versus other areas which may have been damaged.
A customized management plan is then implemented to help strengthen the available brain circuits with the hope of increasing function and slowing progression.
Commonly, we co-manage patients with their medical providers, and we focus on improving functions such as balance/fall prevention, walking/gait, coordination, memory, speech, dizziness, visual problems, digestion, fatigue, pain and a variety of movement disorders.
When conventional pain management interventions fail, patients are often left without direction where to turn next. While in some cases these offer relief, there are still a large number of pain syndromes that persist without relief.
So, where do you turn if you’re one of the many individuals with chronic pain syndromes which have not responded to conventional pain management therapy?
Regardless of the location or cause of chronic pain, many patients will develop altered patterns of brain activity, which may result in occupational disabilities, insomnia, cognitive deficits, depression, anxiety, and ultimately a diminished quality of life.
The BRAIN Center utilizes a combination of neuroscience, physical modalities, biotechnology and pain management approaches to effectively treat a wide range of common pain conditions.
By treating the body and brain simultaneously, clients often experience unusually rapid reductions in pain and improvements in function, even after a long-history of chronic pain and multiple, prior surgeries.
Migraines can seem complicated, but they often can be very simple. There is only one main cause for migraines: Neurological Dysfunction. However, there are 3 main triggers: Dietary, Musculoskeletal and/or Hormonal. To treat migraines effectively, you need to address both the cause and all 3 triggers at the same time.
Hormonal: The hormonal correlation with migraine is well known, but how to address hormones is still an ongoing area of debate. Many of our patients are prescribed birth control or hormone replacement therapies (HRT) which can be helpful in some cases. Unfortunately, there is also research concerning the long-term effects of these treatments which may lead to other health complications. Many female patients report flares in symptoms around the beginning of their cycle, which is why estrogen is frequently prescribed.
However, we often find low estrogen to be associated with a bigger problem. Often migraine patients have an increased response to stress. This causes resources required for estrogen production to instead be converted to stress hormones. Therefore, The BRAIN Center utilizes a ‘top down’ approach when assessing hormones by performing comprehensive hormonal panels to identify the underlying cause.
Dietary: Healthy diet and removal of common ‘triggers’ is essential for migraine treatment. However, many patients often report having tried every type of dietary modification without results. It’s important to understand that nutritional changes are often just a piece of the puzzle. For some, this may produce profound outcomes. For others, there are additional underlying factors which must be addressed. So, if you’re one of the many migraine sufferers who have not responded to dietary modification there is still hope.
Musculoskeletal: Increased musculoskeletal stress on the body will make a person more likely to experience migraine. Therefore, research shows positive outcomes for migraine with almost any type of manual therapy. An important consideration, however, is that different types of manual therapy can have a very different impact of the neurological structures central to the onset your migraines. No two patients are the same, therefore, treatment recommendations must be individually tailored. This is why a thorough functional examination is important to understanding which treatment interventions will be most beneficial.
Neurological: Individuals with migraine have a known genetic predisposition. It has been outlined that migraineurs have an altered brain state different from individuals who do not experience migraine, even when they are not having symptoms. Groups of cells in the brain are more predisposed to fatigue or fail in these circumstances, leading to various symptoms associated with migraine. For example, if your genetic predisposition is in the area associated with sight, you’ll have visual symptoms. If this is an area associated with balance, you can experience dizziness. The underlying pathology is basically the same, however it impacts different parts of the brain and brainstem.
To fix migraines it's essential to identify the areas of the brain that are functionally not as healthy as others and stimulate that part of the brain at an appropriate level. Too much stimulation can actually lead to a migraine, and too little won’t make much of an impact. This is why The BRAIN Center uses a graduated approach in which some people will be given a great amount of stimulation right away, and some get very little.
The key is to continually strengthen these parts of the brain. The other aspect of the brain has to do with injury and general neurological dysfunction. It is very common, for example, to see someone who gets in a car accident or has had a concussion to have a noticeable increase in migraines. It’s not that these injuries caused migraine, but the stress on the brain and nervous system makes them more likely to have migraine. This can also happen with vestibular imbalances, difficulty with eye or head movements, or difficulty with motion. Improving these aspects will help move you down the spectrum of migraine to have less and less.

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The BRAIN Center offers unique , specialized brain - based neurological and musculoskeletal rehabilitation therapies to treat a wide - variety of conditions . We ’re very different than other healthcare clinics you may have been to . Therefore , we deliver very different results .
 Concussions and traumatic brain injuries can be debilitating injuries with lifelong consequences . Most concussions resolve on their own in a short period of time . When symptoms do not fully resolve , those that remain are classified as post - concussion syndrome .
 These individuals may experience severe headaches , dizziness , light - headedness and vertigo , crippling chronic fatigue , painful light and sound sensitivity , and incapacitating brain fog . They may suffer from memory loss , and even struggle to find the words to communicate . Multi - tasking becomes impossible , and even the completion of a simple task may become challenging . Often these symptoms never resolve , despite extensive therapy from numerous physicians and therapists .
 While there are many ways the brain may be damaged , often many of the symptoms seen in post - concussion syndrome and traumatic brain injuries derive from a failure of integration within the brain . The primary function of your brain is to make sense of where you are in the environment , so that you can adapt to the world appropriately . Your brain does this with visual , vestibular ( inner ear ) , and proprioceptive ( muscle and joint ) pathways . It needs to use all of these pathways simultaneously to create a coherent unconscious picture of where the world is , and where you are in relation to gravity and the environment .
 These pathways include long , thin , and fragile fibers that project from all over the brain down into the brainstem . This is unfortunately the area that takes the most torque and stress from the multivectorial shearing forces that develop with rapid acceleration and rotation of the head . This disrupts these pathways and damages their integration . They may then have difficulty knowing where their body is in relation to the world , and the brain must struggle to resolve the mismatch between the senses . This can be profoundly fatiguing , as it robs resources from cognitive pathways , and provokes the majority of post - concussive symptoms .
 The BRAIN Center works to find solutions to these complex neurological problems using cutting - edge diagnostics and examination procedures to find the root of your dysfunction . We utilize various neurodiagnostic technologies to quantify all of the relevant aspects of your visual , vestibular , and proprioceptive systems . More importantly , we analyze how they work together , in order to determine what circumstances provoke their failure and devise strategies to make them work in unison again . Lastly , we determine the precise fatigue thresholds of these pathways , and create programs to rebuild your functional endurance .
 Vertigo is a sensation that can make you feel as though you are spinning , tilting , swaying back and forth , being pulled in one or several directions , or generally unstable . Dizziness is a sensation of light - headedness that can make one feel as if they might faint and lose consciousness . Both these conditions may cause nausea , headaches , heart palpitations , ringing in your ears , inability to hold your eyes still , vomiting , and a feeling of being unable to sit up or stand without passing out . Together they can range from a mild annoyance to a severely debilitating problem .
 Vertigo is often caused by a problem with the vestibular system . This includes the inner ear and vestibular nerves . The problem can also involve any of the brainstem , cerebellar , and brain regions that receive inner ear input . Sometimes the mechanism might even be visually - induced . When the input from the vestibular system does not match the input from the eyes or the muscles , this sensory mismatch creates the inappropriate perception of motion .
 Orthostatic hypotension is a form of dizziness that develops when people shift their position towards being more vertical . People often feel like they are about to pass out during sit - to - stand transitions . This can involve poor coordination between the vestibular system and the brainstem mechanisms that regulate blood flow to the brain .
 Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome ( POTS ) is a more severe orthostatic issue , wherein people lose the ability to properly regulate heart rate appropriately . This is a common consequence of traumatic brain injuries , but can also be the result of viral infections , mold exposure , chemical sensitivities , and other types of autoimmune conditions .
 Traumatic Brain Injuries frequently result in vertigo and dizziness . Vertigo is one of the most common symptoms of an injured brain . Vertigo can also be the result of neck injuries . The forces that create TBI also commonly damage the vestibular system and the neck muscles and joints . This can create severe sensory mismatches . This can affect some or all of these systems simultaneously .
 Mal De Debarquement Syndrome is a type of vertigo that creates a rocking sensation , as if the individual is constantly on a boat . This is the result of a mismatch between the two types of vestibular receptors , the Otoliths and the Vestibular Canals , along with dysfunction in the brain and brainstem systems that make these receptors work together .
 Vertigo can also be the result of migraine headaches , or more insidious brain problems such as tumor or stroke . In some cases , dizziness and vertigo can be a consequence of prescription medications and their interactions , or even from certain dietary supplements .
 At The BRAIN Center our goal is to rehabilitate the brain and receptor mechanisms that may be creating the mismatch , and make them integrate properly with other systems . In other cases , our goal is to teach the brain to adapt to the impaired reflexes , and teach it to rely on other mechanisms to maintain balance and decrease the vertigo sensations .
 Treatment starts with a comprehensive neurological examination , followed by cutting - edge neurodiagnostic testing . We use several advanced technologies to map and graph the function of every system involved in your vertigo , including important visual reflexes , vestibular function , and the feedback from your muscles and joints . We assess how these systems integrate in several different balance conditions . This allows us to precisely identify and quantify which systems are creating the mismatch , how they integrate , and the exact circumstances under which their integration fails .
 We then create a neurorehabilitation program that is unique to your condition , and specific to your individual pattern of dysfunction and fatigability .
 At The BRAIN Center , we perform comprehensive evaluations which include advanced technology to assess the functionality of different areas of the brain and how each area of the brain communicates with one another .
 As a consequence of the evaluation , a customized management plan is created with the goal of increasing the strength and efficiency of specific connections in the brain which may be underdeveloped and/or not working optimally .
 Neurodegenerative disease is an umbrella term for a range of conditions which primarily affect the neurons in the human brain and spinal cord . Some examples of neurodegenerative conditions are Alzheimer ’s disease and other dementias , Parkinson ’s disease and other Parkinson ’s related disorders , prion disease and other neuro - infectious disorders , motor neuron diseases , Huntington disease , spinocerebellar ataxia ( SCA ) , and spinal muscular atrophy . Currently , many neurodegenerative disorders are incurable and debilitating conditions that continue to progress over time .
 At The BRAIN Center , we assess the functionality of different areas of the brain . This allows us to understand which areas of the brain are still viable and functioning versus other areas which may have been damaged .
 A customized management plan is then implemented to help strengthen the available brain circuits with the hope of increasing function and slowing progression .
 Commonly , we co - manage patients with their medical providers , and we focus on improving functions such as balance / fall prevention , walking / gait , coordination , memory , speech , dizziness , visual problems , digestion , fatigue , pain and a variety of movement disorders .
 When conventional pain management interventions fail , patients are often left without direction where to turn next . While in some cases these offer relief , there are still a large number of pain syndromes that persist without relief .
 So , where do you turn if you ’re one of the many individuals with chronic pain syndromes which have not responded to conventional pain management therapy ?
 Regardless of the location or cause of chronic pain , many patients will develop altered patterns of brain activity , which may result in occupational disabilities , insomnia , cognitive deficits , depression , anxiety , and ultimately a diminished quality of life .
 The BRAIN Center utilizes a combination of neuroscience , physical modalities , biotechnology and pain management approaches to effectively treat a wide range of common pain conditions .
 By treating the body and brain simultaneously , clients often experience unusually rapid reductions in pain and improvements in function , even after a long - history of chronic pain and multiple , prior surgeries .
 Migraines can seem complicated , but they often can be very simple . There is only one main cause for migraines : Neurological Dysfunction . However , there are 3 main triggers : Dietary , Musculoskeletal and/or Hormonal . To treat migraines effectively , you need to address both the cause and all 3 triggers at the same time .
 Hormonal : The hormonal correlation with migraine is well known , but how to address hormones is still an ongoing area of debate . Many of our patients are prescribed birth control or hormone replacement therapies ( HRT ) which can be helpful in some cases . Unfortunately , there is also research concerning the long - term effects of these treatments which may lead to other health complications . Many female patients report flares in symptoms around the beginning of their cycle , which is why estrogen is frequently prescribed .
 However , we often find low estrogen to be associated with a bigger problem . Often migraine patients have an increased response to stress . This causes resources required for estrogen production to instead be converted to stress hormones . Therefore , The BRAIN Center utilizes a ‘ top down ’ approach when assessing hormones by performing comprehensive hormonal panels to identify the underlying cause .
 Dietary : Healthy diet and removal of common ‘ triggers ’ is essential for migraine treatment . However , many patients often report having tried every type of dietary modification without results . It ’s important to understand that nutritional changes are often just a piece of the puzzle . For some , this may produce profound outcomes . For others , there are additional underlying factors which must be addressed . So , if you ’re one of the many migraine sufferers who have not responded to dietary modification there is still hope .
 Musculoskeletal : Increased musculoskeletal stress on the body will make a person more likely to experience migraine . Therefore , research shows positive outcomes for migraine with almost any type of manual therapy . An important consideration , however , is that different types of manual therapy can have a very different impact of the neurological structures central to the onset your migraines . No two patients are the same , therefore , treatment recommendations must be individually tailored . This is why a thorough functional examination is important to understanding which treatment interventions will be most beneficial .
 Neurological : Individuals with migraine have a known genetic predisposition . It has been outlined that migraineurs have an altered brain state different from individuals who do not experience migraine , even when they are not having symptoms . Groups of cells in the brain are more predisposed to fatigue or fail in these circumstances , leading to various symptoms associated with migraine . For example , if your genetic predisposition is in the area associated with sight , you ’ll have visual symptoms . If this is an area associated with balance , you can experience dizziness . The underlying pathology is basically the same , however it impacts different parts of the brain and brainstem .
 To fix migraines it 's essential to identify the areas of the brain that are functionally not as healthy as others and stimulate that part of the brain at an appropriate level . Too much stimulation can actually lead to a migraine , and too little wo n’t make much of an impact . This is why The BRAIN Center uses a graduated approach in which some people will be given a great amount of stimulation right away , and some get very little .
 The key is to continually strengthen these parts of the brain . The other aspect of the brain has to do with injury and general neurological dysfunction . It is very common , for example , to see someone who gets in a car accident or has had a concussion to have a noticeable increase in migraines . It ’s not that these injuries caused migraine , but the stress on the brain and nervous system makes them more likely to have migraine . This can also happen with vestibular imbalances , difficulty with eye or head movements , or difficulty with motion . Improving these aspects will help move you down the spectrum of migraine to have less and less .


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Because WMI manages the object, semisynchronous mode is more secure than asynchronous mode. However, if you use semisynchronous mode with more than 1,000 instances, instance retrieval can monopolize the available resources, which can degrade the performance of the program or script and the computer using the program or script. Each object takes up the necessary resources until the memory is released.
To work around this condition, you can call the method with the iFlags parameter set with the wbemFlagForwardOnly and wbemFlagReturnImmediately flags to instruct WMI to return a forward-only SWbemObjectSet. A forward-only SWbemObjectSet eliminates the performance problem caused by a large data set by releasing the memory after the object is enumerated.
I wanted to put this somewhere, because I’m sure I’ll forget.
This entry was posted in Catch and tagged Perl, WMI on September 14, 2011 by Geoff Duke.

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Because WMI manages the object , semisynchronous mode is more secure than asynchronous mode . However , if you use semisynchronous mode with more than 1,000 instances , instance retrieval can monopolize the available resources , which can degrade the performance of the program or script and the computer using the program or script . Each object takes up the necessary resources until the memory is released .
 To work around this condition , you can call the method with the iFlags parameter set with the wbemFlagForwardOnly and wbemFlagReturnImmediately flags to instruct WMI to return a forward - only SWbemObjectSet . A forward - only SWbemObjectSet eliminates the performance problem caused by a large data set by releasing the memory after the object is enumerated .
 I wanted to put this somewhere , because I ’m sure I ’ll forget .
 This entry was posted in Catch and tagged Perl , WMI on September 14 , 2011 by Geoff Duke .


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Organised crime related deaths in Mexico reached record highs in 2017, according to the watchdog agency Semáforo Delictivo and Lantia Consultores and reporting from InSight Crime. In part, the rise in deaths has been attributed to inter-criminal group disputes over control of territories and trafficking corridors, and the splintering of some groups leading to inter-factional fighting. But how best to counter the explosions of violence so often associated with these shifting dynamics in criminal markets? And do traditional counter-crime strategies sometimes serve to entrench the relationship between organised crime and violence?
Previous research has called into question the effectiveness of ‘kingpin strategies’, or ‘targeting of high value individuals’ in bringing about violence reduction. While such strategies may represent the most direct way of disrupting criminal organisations and effectively capture the headlines – such as the extradition of captured Sinaloa cartel leader Joaquín “El Chapo” Guzmán early last year – the resultant breakdown in organisational hierarchies and the creation of power vacuums may have unintended, and deadly, results.
A new policy brief from Justice in Mexico illustrates this phenomenon in action, through an assessment of the recent resurgence of violent crime in the border city of Tijuana. Homicide rates in the city have surged since 2015, with an 86% leap between 2016 and 2017. Alongside this trend lies a high rate of impunity relative to other areas of the country and (perhaps consequently) an enormous lack of social trust: 87% of Tijuana residents say they mistrust the majority of other people.
The analysis suggests that the homicide trend can be linked to the breakdown of a previously existing pax mafiosa between the Sinaloa cartel and the AFO, the dominant groups in the region, which had maintained stable levels of violence. This was sparked by the removal of several ‘kingpins’ as a series of arrests targeted AFO top command in, including alleged leader leader Fernando “El Ingeniero” Sánchez Arellano in June 2014. Inter-group clashes emerged, and following the arrest of Joaquin ‘El Chapo’ Guzman in 2015 and his subsequent extradition, violence has continued to intensify. This includes both clashes between the rival organisations and the emergence of new groups vying for power, alongside a general lack of hierarchical control among the key cartels. This is reflected in the demographics of recent homicides, which have generally been perpetrated both by and against young, poor male members of marginalised communities – key groups recruited into organised crime – and concentrated in a few key neighbourhoods. The problem facing law enforcement is presented as multiple, smaller-scale conflicts rather than organisations operating in large, controlled blocs.
Among other recommendations, the report suggests a shift of focus in counter-organised crime policy. Dependence on the traditional go-to ‘kingpin strategies’ it argues, should be reduced, since the ‘net reduction in the capacity of criminal organizations does not appear to be worth the thousands of intentional homicides and injuries that follows as a result’. Instead, law enforcement resources should be selectively targeted at individuals who engage in highly violent activities such as the assassination of police officers and mass shootings. Such a strategy may, it is argued, better maximise the use of limited police resources.
But what might this recommendation offer in practice? To borrow terminology more commonly used in terms of drug policy, such a shift would represent a move towards a ‘harm reduction’ approach to organised crime, as it focuses on countering the effects of its presence which so damage the wider Tijuana community, in terms of intimidation, social fragmentation and so on. More broadly, violence and threats of violence play an intrinsic role in the activities of organised crime groups, such as securing territory and trafficking corridors, extortion, and ensuring agreements are kept. Outside a legal framework, violence provides a primary means of exerting power and assuring dominance. Increasing the risks of arrest and imprisonment associated with the use of violence counters an essential part of organised criminals’ modus operandi, and may offer an effective route to countering their progress.However, directly targeting the most lethal and dangerous members of powerful organised crime groups poses risks of increased clashes with law enforcement, which could in turn prompt a spiral of the kind of militarised,hardline responses to countering crime seen widely elsewhere.
‘Expanding the policy toolkit’, to create a more disaggregated evidence and analysis approach to countering organised crime that avoids the pitfalls of the traditional ‘kingpin strategies’ may be no bad thing.
For this reason, the Global Initiative is piloting efforts to develop an assassinations monitor, Assassinations Watch, that maps the use of organised crime and criminal ‘hits’ as a marker of criminal violence and its impact. Initial studies in South Africa and Nigeria are soon to be published.
Fresh analysis and new insight offers the way forward in the global fight against organised crime and violence.

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Organised crime related deaths in Mexico reached record highs in 2017 , according to the watchdog agency Semáforo Delictivo and Lantia Consultores and reporting from InSight Crime . In part , the rise in deaths has been attributed to inter - criminal group disputes over control of territories and trafficking corridors , and the splintering of some groups leading to inter - factional fighting . But how best to counter the explosions of violence so often associated with these shifting dynamics in criminal markets ? And do traditional counter - crime strategies sometimes serve to entrench the relationship between organised crime and violence ?
 Previous research has called into question the effectiveness of ‘ kingpin strategies ’ , or ‘ targeting of high value individuals ’ in bringing about violence reduction . While such strategies may represent the most direct way of disrupting criminal organisations and effectively capture the headlines – such as the extradition of captured Sinaloa cartel leader Joaquín “ El Chapo ” Guzmán early last year – the resultant breakdown in organisational hierarchies and the creation of power vacuums may have unintended , and deadly , results .
 A new policy brief from Justice in Mexico illustrates this phenomenon in action , through an assessment of the recent resurgence of violent crime in the border city of Tijuana . Homicide rates in the city have surged since 2015 , with an 86 % leap between 2016 and 2017 . Alongside this trend lies a high rate of impunity relative to other areas of the country and ( perhaps consequently ) an enormous lack of social trust : 87 % of Tijuana residents say they mistrust the majority of other people .
 The analysis suggests that the homicide trend can be linked to the breakdown of a previously existing pax mafiosa between the Sinaloa cartel and the AFO , the dominant groups in the region , which had maintained stable levels of violence . This was sparked by the removal of several ‘ kingpins ’ as a series of arrests targeted AFO top command in , including alleged leader leader Fernando “ El Ingeniero ” Sánchez Arellano in June 2014 . Inter - group clashes emerged , and following the arrest of Joaquin ‘ El Chapo ’ Guzman in 2015 and his subsequent extradition , violence has continued to intensify . This includes both clashes between the rival organisations and the emergence of new groups vying for power , alongside a general lack of hierarchical control among the key cartels . This is reflected in the demographics of recent homicides , which have generally been perpetrated both by and against young , poor male members of marginalised communities – key groups recruited into organised crime – and concentrated in a few key neighbourhoods . The problem facing law enforcement is presented as multiple , smaller - scale conflicts rather than organisations operating in large , controlled blocs .
 Among other recommendations , the report suggests a shift of focus in counter - organised crime policy . Dependence on the traditional go - to ‘ kingpin strategies ’ it argues , should be reduced , since the ‘ net reduction in the capacity of criminal organizations does not appear to be worth the thousands of intentional homicides and injuries that follows as a result ’ . Instead , law enforcement resources should be selectively targeted at individuals who engage in highly violent activities such as the assassination of police officers and mass shootings . Such a strategy may , it is argued , better maximise the use of limited police resources .
 But what might this recommendation offer in practice ? To borrow terminology more commonly used in terms of drug policy , such a shift would represent a move towards a ‘ harm reduction ’ approach to organised crime , as it focuses on countering the effects of its presence which so damage the wider Tijuana community , in terms of intimidation , social fragmentation and so on . More broadly , violence and threats of violence play an intrinsic role in the activities of organised crime groups , such as securing territory and trafficking corridors , extortion , and ensuring agreements are kept . Outside a legal framework , violence provides a primary means of exerting power and assuring dominance . Increasing the risks of arrest and imprisonment associated with the use of violence counters an essential part of organised criminals ’ modus operandi , and may offer an effective route to countering their progress . However , directly targeting the most lethal and dangerous members of powerful organised crime groups poses risks of increased clashes with law enforcement , which could in turn prompt a spiral of the kind of militarised , hardline responses to countering crime seen widely elsewhere .
 ‘ Expanding the policy toolkit ’ , to create a more disaggregated evidence and analysis approach to countering organised crime that avoids the pitfalls of the traditional ‘ kingpin strategies ’ may be no bad thing .
 For this reason , the Global Initiative is piloting efforts to develop an assassinations monitor , Assassinations Watch , that maps the use of organised crime and criminal ‘ hits ’ as a marker of criminal violence and its impact . Initial studies in South Africa and Nigeria are soon to be published .
 Fresh analysis and new insight offers the way forward in the global fight against organised crime and violence .


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The Beneath Heat ‘Dry Screed System’ has been developed to be used in combination with timber joists to provide a secure method of securing the pipes. The Beneath Heat ‘Dry Screed System’ is used for joisted floors.
All joists need to be fully exposed.
Notch every other joist so pipework can pass between each joist void.
Beneath Heat pipework is then laid in accordance with the Beneath Heat design provided. Pipe is secured using a pipe staple pushed into the insulation.
Beneath Heat pipework is connected to the manifold, filled & tested in preparation for the dry screed mix to be spread & floor boards to be laid.

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The Beneath Heat ‘ Dry Screed System ’ has been developed to be used in combination with timber joists to provide a secure method of securing the pipes . The Beneath Heat ‘ Dry Screed System ’ is used for joisted floors .
 All joists need to be fully exposed .
 Notch every other joist so pipework can pass between each joist void .
 Beneath Heat pipework is then laid in accordance with the Beneath Heat design provided . Pipe is secured using a pipe staple pushed into the insulation .
 Beneath Heat pipework is connected to the manifold , filled & tested in preparation for the dry screed mix to be spread & floor boards to be laid .


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Racing legend Russell Coutts, winner of the last three America's Cups, will be taking part in a match race at the Biograd Boat and Charter Show on the weekend of October 21st to 22nd against a Croatian team.
Cro-a-sail, a Croatian racing association that aims to give top Croatian sailors the opportunity to compete amongst the best in the world, is amongst just a handful of organisations that have so far taken delivery of the RC 44. They’ll be pitting their wits against Russell’s team at the Biograd match race.
For more information on the Biograd race and Boat show go to Marina Kornati, to read more about the yacht and races go to RC 44, and to find out more about the Croatian challengers, go to Cro-a-sail.
Croatia Online Air Travel News - The Zadar Region Opens Up?
We have it on reasonably good authority that Ryanair will soon be announcing flights to Zadar. The attention given to Split Airport, by British Airways and the low cost airlines, has created a huge surge of interest in the Split Area. Even though Zadar is only a two hour drive away from Split, the Zadar region has suffered as a result. The availability of cheap flights and the proximity of airports are big factors in second home purchases and also, for example, in deciding where to pick up a charter boat, so this news can only be good for tourism and related activities around Zadar.
Zadar itself has a lot to offer and the islands around it – Ugljan, Pašman, Dugi Otok and the Kornati islands - are much more “Croatia as it once was” than, for example, Brać and Hvar. Pending the announcement of the schedules, if you have some spare time, take the coast road from Split up to Zadar, via Rogoznica, Primošten, Šibenik and Biograd and find out what you’ve been missing!
Readers of our last posting will be aware that our blogger hosts were having some troubles with picture loading. The problem seems to have been solved so here are a couple of pictures to go with the previous posting - Hotel Pasike and the new language school in Trogir. See below for more information.
A new language school has opened up in Trogir, co-owned by the very dedicated and patient Ivana Rogulj, who has been assisting Croatia Online’s editor in the art of learning Croatian. It’s called Katedra and located in a classic building on the south west corner of the Cathedral Square in Trogir. Apart from teaching Croatian, the school offers courses in English, Italian, German, French, Russian and Spanish. Katedra, Gradska 35, Trogir, is well signed from the square so check it out if you are in the area and in need a new challenge for the autumn. More details soon.
Just by the new pedestrian bridge, on the mainland sign of town, Hotel Pašike and the restaurant of the same name deserve full marks for trying to offer something new. The restaurant has been around for a while but had a facelift in 2004 when the owners decided to convert their old townhouse into a family hotel. The hotel bedrooms are tastefully furnished with antiques but offer all mod cons. Prices vary from 800 kunas for a double room to 1200 kunas for the apartment based on 2 people sharing in the high season. The restaurant has a large and colourful terrace with tables and chairs draped in gold, green, brown and yellow covers. Waitresses are dressed in traditional costume, we listened to a great guitar and mandolin duo, and the varied menu has a number of traditional local dishes. It was packed when we visited on Saturday night and that’s probably not the best day of the week to try out a new place – the two very friendly waitresses seemed a little overstretched, the food was ok rather than great, and it’s a little pricier than many of its neighbours. However the customers seemed to be enjoying themselves and there was a constant stream of new arrivals for the hotel. Go to www.hotelpasike.com for more information.
It seems that the Croatian Government is looking to regulate real estate agencies quite severely in the coming months. A one month course and exams will be amongst the requirements necessary to gain a licence. The details are still being ironed out so we’ll be updating you on this once we have more information.
Hopefully the weather where you are is better than the weather in the Split area for the last few days - thunder, lightening, strong south winds and heavy rain. Looks like there is more to come but we're not complaining too much as, just before, we had over a week of almost perfect summer weather and a lovely warm Adriatic to swim in.
The main tourist season seems to have ended as dramatically as it started. One day the beaches are packed and the next day virtually empty. It will be interesting to see if there are enough seasonal bars and restaurants open to cater for the continuing high quantity of international flights. The stormy August weather and airport security problems can’t have helped the tourist industry statistics, and anecdotal evidence suggests that those in the front line may be disappointed with the success of this year’s season so far. However it’s difficult to judge whether that’s because expectations were much higher this year, the takings were really down, or Croatians in the tourist industry share a similar pessimistic disposition to farmers! The statistics will provide some harder evidence in due course but, with some tourism still operating under grey market conditions, statistical evidence can only be partially conclusive. We’re in the process of trying to gather a range of facts and figures, as well as more anecdotal feedback, and will report back when we can draw some meaningful conclusions. In the meantime we'd be delighted to hear feedback from readers.

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Racing legend Russell Coutts , winner of the last three America 's Cups , will be taking part in a match race at the Biograd Boat and Charter Show on the weekend of October 21st to 22nd against a Croatian team .
 Cro - a - sail , a Croatian racing association that aims to give top Croatian sailors the opportunity to compete amongst the best in the world , is amongst just a handful of organisations that have so far taken delivery of the RC 44 . They ’ll be pitting their wits against Russell ’s team at the Biograd match race .
 For more information on the Biograd race and Boat show go to Marina Kornati , to read more about the yacht and races go to RC 44 , and to find out more about the Croatian challengers , go to Cro - a - sail .
 Croatia Online Air Travel News - The Zadar Region Opens Up ?
 We have it on reasonably good authority that Ryanair will soon be announcing flights to Zadar . The attention given to Split Airport , by British Airways and the low cost airlines , has created a huge surge of interest in the Split Area . Even though Zadar is only a two hour drive away from Split , the Zadar region has suffered as a result . The availability of cheap flights and the proximity of airports are big factors in second home purchases and also , for example , in deciding where to pick up a charter boat , so this news can only be good for tourism and related activities around Zadar .
 Zadar itself has a lot to offer and the islands around it – Ugljan , Pašman , Dugi Otok and the Kornati islands - are much more “ Croatia as it once was ” than , for example , Brać and Hvar . Pending the announcement of the schedules , if you have some spare time , take the coast road from Split up to Zadar , via Rogoznica , Primošten , Šibenik and Biograd and find out what you ’ve been missing !
 Readers of our last posting will be aware that our blogger hosts were having some troubles with picture loading . The problem seems to have been solved so here are a couple of pictures to go with the previous posting - Hotel Pasike and the new language school in Trogir . See below for more information .
 A new language school has opened up in Trogir , co - owned by the very dedicated and patient Ivana Rogulj , who has been assisting Croatia Online ’s editor in the art of learning Croatian . It ’s called Katedra and located in a classic building on the south west corner of the Cathedral Square in Trogir . Apart from teaching Croatian , the school offers courses in English , Italian , German , French , Russian and Spanish . Katedra , Gradska 35 , Trogir , is well signed from the square so check it out if you are in the area and in need a new challenge for the autumn . More details soon .
 Just by the new pedestrian bridge , on the mainland sign of town , Hotel Pašike and the restaurant of the same name deserve full marks for trying to offer something new . The restaurant has been around for a while but had a facelift in 2004 when the owners decided to convert their old townhouse into a family hotel . The hotel bedrooms are tastefully furnished with antiques but offer all mod cons . Prices vary from 800 kunas for a double room to 1200 kunas for the apartment based on 2 people sharing in the high season . The restaurant has a large and colourful terrace with tables and chairs draped in gold , green , brown and yellow covers . Waitresses are dressed in traditional costume , we listened to a great guitar and mandolin duo , and the varied menu has a number of traditional local dishes . It was packed when we visited on Saturday night and that ’s probably not the best day of the week to try out a new place – the two very friendly waitresses seemed a little overstretched , the food was ok rather than great , and it ’s a little pricier than many of its neighbours . However the customers seemed to be enjoying themselves and there was a constant stream of new arrivals for the hotel . Go to www.hotelpasike.com for more information .
 It seems that the Croatian Government is looking to regulate real estate agencies quite severely in the coming months . A one month course and exams will be amongst the requirements necessary to gain a licence . The details are still being ironed out so we ’ll be updating you on this once we have more information .
 Hopefully the weather where you are is better than the weather in the Split area for the last few days - thunder , lightening , strong south winds and heavy rain . Looks like there is more to come but we 're not complaining too much as , just before , we had over a week of almost perfect summer weather and a lovely warm Adriatic to swim in .
 The main tourist season seems to have ended as dramatically as it started . One day the beaches are packed and the next day virtually empty . It will be interesting to see if there are enough seasonal bars and restaurants open to cater for the continuing high quantity of international flights . The stormy August weather and airport security problems ca n’t have helped the tourist industry statistics , and anecdotal evidence suggests that those in the front line may be disappointed with the success of this year ’s season so far . However it ’s difficult to judge whether that ’s because expectations were much higher this year , the takings were really down , or Croatians in the tourist industry share a similar pessimistic disposition to farmers ! The statistics will provide some harder evidence in due course but , with some tourism still operating under grey market conditions , statistical evidence can only be partially conclusive . We ’re in the process of trying to gather a range of facts and figures , as well as more anecdotal feedback , and will report back when we can draw some meaningful conclusions . In the meantime we 'd be delighted to hear feedback from readers .


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Check out these remarkable examples of typography findings from the all over the net , here you can find typeface design , lettering , illustrated typography and typography posters . Today we are selected 55 remarkable examples of typography design are created by some hard - working and dedicated designers . Typography design is now more popular and we can notice a surge for fonts type work on portfolio sites .
 Typography is the design of glyph printing which is the looks of characters . Designers of typefaces are called type designers , and often typographers .
 Here we have rounded up 55 remarkable examples of typography design for your inspiration . I found these design really inspiring and i m sure you never seen before , hope you will be inspired .
 Digital art typography has really set a great trend in 2012 . Experimenting with the right choice of font , splashing with bold or plain colors , and designing it in different perspective are elements that works on typography . It uses on logo , poster , and websites . It does not only attract visitors attention but also create a cool look on your website . In this article , I ’ll be featuring collection of typography inspired websites .


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See What is new and happening in our most recent newsletter. Also a great way to direct friends to what is going on at Authentic Fusion.
Fantastic experience in a lovely studio. All I had to do was show up, which made being prepared easy. Lynne's knowledge and skill set were evident. I appreciated her understanding of a previous injury and she was able to make modification to the practice so I could fully enjoy my yoga session! Loved her bright and positive attitude. I will certainly be back!

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See What is new and happening in our most recent newsletter . Also a great way to direct friends to what is going on at Authentic Fusion .
 Fantastic experience in a lovely studio . All I had to do was show up , which made being prepared easy . Lynne 's knowledge and skill set were evident . I appreciated her understanding of a previous injury and she was able to make modification to the practice so I could fully enjoy my yoga session ! Loved her bright and positive attitude . I will certainly be back !


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Sampling and laboratory testing is the only conclusive method of identifying the presence of asbestos. The result provided by the laboratory is a record of the asbestos or non-asbestos content of the sample piece provided for analysis. Visual only asbestos assessments cannot be relied upon, regardless of how experienced the person carrying out an asbestos assessment may be, the assessment will not be credible unless sample testing for asbestos of suspect material (if any) is conducted. Remember, any building built or renovated prior to 1990 has the possibility of containing ‘suspect material’.
It is the Foundation’s firm belief, and recommendation, that anything to do with testing and/or handling potential or known asbestos containing products is best left to fully trained and licensed professionals – handling deteriorating or damaged asbestos containing material (ACM) incorrectly, may have fatal consequences many years down the track.
Note: It is illegal in the ACT to DIY asbestos sampling.
Be warned: Even after a property has been fully assessed and all suspect material tested, and any known asbestos or asbestos known materials or products have been removed by a licenced professional, all due care should still be taken as it is not always possible to find every source of asbestos! You should be particularly careful when working around current or ‘old’ wet areas where ACMs may be hidden behind false walls and ceilings; wall tiles and cladding, and under all descriptions of flooring.
The Bernie Banton Foundation is not accredited to provide advice. The following information is provided for assistance only – it should not be relied upon to fully negate the dangers, or eliminate the risks associated with the task of sampling and testing potential asbestos containing material. The information is offered in the hope it will enlighten you about the dangers, legalities, intricacies and complications involved in the task. If you feel you must do your own testing of material for asbestos, before taking any samples please read the following information carefully.
Note: Do not attempt under any circumstances to DIY testing of friable (loose fibrous or soft-bonded) material. Friable asbestos means any asbestos containing material that can be crumbled, pulverised, or reduced to powder by hand pressure – such as: loose or fibrous backing to floor coverings; insulation in ceilings; sprayed on, or spongy insulation common around pipework, boilers etc.; rope insulation material; or material that is already in a loose fibrous form. This may also include previously non-friable (hard-bonded) asbestos containing material that becomes broken or damaged by mechanical force – CAUTION – Working with friable asbestos containing material can be extremely dangerous, it is illegal for any person without an appropriate licence to handle, or work on any friable asbestos containing material.
Sampling involves collection of a sample of the suspect material that is not bigger than a ten cent piece. You should be aware, asbestos fibres are colourless and can be as small as 5 microns (invisible to the naked eye) in thickness – you must use a safe sampling process. In the sampling process the production of air borne fibres must be prevented.
Prior to taking the sample you should ensure you are clean-shaven and fit and wear an Asbestos Sampling Personal Protection Kit. This kit should consist of disposable asbestos rated: • P2 facemask; • asbestos rated full body coverall suit [If the arm and/or leg cuffs are loose fitting, wrap duct tape around them to form an airtight seal]; • goggles; • latex gloves; and • boot covers. Note: keep them fitted during the collection and bagging activity and decontamination process. You should also have; plastic drop sheets; press seal bags; long nosed pointed pliers; hammer and 1cm wide sharp chisel; duct tape; asbestos rated waste bags; PVC glue; and marker pen.
Before taking a sample, ensure the area is clear of all other people; if inside shut windows and doors, turn off fans, AC units, heaters etc., if outside only sample on a still day; place a plastic drop sheet under the area to be sampled; be sure to damp the sampling area with water, using a spray bottle.
Clean the tools to be used with wet wipes prior to and between sampling to minimise cross contamination. Use the pliers to separate the sample, if no edge is visible or accessible use the hammer and chisel to nick a small sample off. When you have collected the sample(s), double bag each individual sample in press seal bags, ensuring to label them identifying the location you took the individual sample(s) from. Any exposed edges from where you took the sample should be sealed – with PVC glue.
Note: Do not leave the room (if you are inside) or move off the plastic drop sheet. You have not finished until you have completed the decontamination cleaning of your tools and the area around and beneath where you took the sample from by cleaning with wet-wipes and safely depositing all wipes and other waste material in the asbestos waste bag(s). Once finished, carefully damp yourself and the drop sheet down with water using the plastic spray bottle, place the drop sheet in the asbestos waste bag, then remove your Asbestos Sampling Personal Protection Kit, leaving the latex gloves and then the facemask to last and place all articles in asbestos waste bag(s). Close each bag by tying off individually with duct tape, seal the lot together, clearly label as containing asbestos, and then dispose of at your nearest authorised asbestos disposal facility.
Then take the sample(s) to your nearest authorised NATA testing facility for testing.
As a general rule, if you think the material is asbestos or contains asbestos – treat it as if it is asbestos until proven one way or the other through laboratory testing.

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Sampling and laboratory testing is the only conclusive method of identifying the presence of asbestos . The result provided by the laboratory is a record of the asbestos or non - asbestos content of the sample piece provided for analysis . Visual only asbestos assessments can not be relied upon , regardless of how experienced the person carrying out an asbestos assessment may be , the assessment will not be credible unless sample testing for asbestos of suspect material ( if any ) is conducted . Remember , any building built or renovated prior to 1990 has the possibility of containing ‘ suspect material ’ .
 It is the Foundation ’s firm belief , and recommendation , that anything to do with testing and/or handling potential or known asbestos containing products is best left to fully trained and licensed professionals – handling deteriorating or damaged asbestos containing material ( ACM ) incorrectly , may have fatal consequences many years down the track .
 Note : It is illegal in the ACT to DIY asbestos sampling .
 Be warned : Even after a property has been fully assessed and all suspect material tested , and any known asbestos or asbestos known materials or products have been removed by a licenced professional , all due care should still be taken as it is not always possible to find every source of asbestos ! You should be particularly careful when working around current or ‘ old ’ wet areas where ACMs may be hidden behind false walls and ceilings ; wall tiles and cladding , and under all descriptions of flooring .
 The Bernie Banton Foundation is not accredited to provide advice . The following information is provided for assistance only – it should not be relied upon to fully negate the dangers , or eliminate the risks associated with the task of sampling and testing potential asbestos containing material . The information is offered in the hope it will enlighten you about the dangers , legalities , intricacies and complications involved in the task . If you feel you must do your own testing of material for asbestos , before taking any samples please read the following information carefully .
 Note : Do not attempt under any circumstances to DIY testing of friable ( loose fibrous or soft - bonded ) material . Friable asbestos means any asbestos containing material that can be crumbled , pulverised , or reduced to powder by hand pressure – such as : loose or fibrous backing to floor coverings ; insulation in ceilings ; sprayed on , or spongy insulation common around pipework , boilers etc . ; rope insulation material ; or material that is already in a loose fibrous form . This may also include previously non - friable ( hard - bonded ) asbestos containing material that becomes broken or damaged by mechanical force – CAUTION – Working with friable asbestos containing material can be extremely dangerous , it is illegal for any person without an appropriate licence to handle , or work on any friable asbestos containing material .
 Sampling involves collection of a sample of the suspect material that is not bigger than a ten cent piece . You should be aware , asbestos fibres are colourless and can be as small as 5 microns ( invisible to the naked eye ) in thickness – you must use a safe sampling process . In the sampling process the production of air borne fibres must be prevented .
 Prior to taking the sample you should ensure you are clean - shaven and fit and wear an Asbestos Sampling Personal Protection Kit . This kit should consist of disposable asbestos rated : • P2 facemask ; • asbestos rated full body coverall suit [ If the arm and/or leg cuffs are loose fitting , wrap duct tape around them to form an airtight seal ] ; • goggles ; • latex gloves ; and • boot covers . Note : keep them fitted during the collection and bagging activity and decontamination process . You should also have ; plastic drop sheets ; press seal bags ; long nosed pointed pliers ; hammer and 1 cm wide sharp chisel ; duct tape ; asbestos rated waste bags ; PVC glue ; and marker pen .
 Before taking a sample , ensure the area is clear of all other people ; if inside shut windows and doors , turn off fans , AC units , heaters etc . , if outside only sample on a still day ; place a plastic drop sheet under the area to be sampled ; be sure to damp the sampling area with water , using a spray bottle .
 Clean the tools to be used with wet wipes prior to and between sampling to minimise cross contamination . Use the pliers to separate the sample , if no edge is visible or accessible use the hammer and chisel to nick a small sample off . When you have collected the sample(s ) , double bag each individual sample in press seal bags , ensuring to label them identifying the location you took the individual sample(s ) from . Any exposed edges from where you took the sample should be sealed – with PVC glue .
 Note : Do not leave the room ( if you are inside ) or move off the plastic drop sheet . You have not finished until you have completed the decontamination cleaning of your tools and the area around and beneath where you took the sample from by cleaning with wet - wipes and safely depositing all wipes and other waste material in the asbestos waste bag(s ) . Once finished , carefully damp yourself and the drop sheet down with water using the plastic spray bottle , place the drop sheet in the asbestos waste bag , then remove your Asbestos Sampling Personal Protection Kit , leaving the latex gloves and then the facemask to last and place all articles in asbestos waste bag(s ) . Close each bag by tying off individually with duct tape , seal the lot together , clearly label as containing asbestos , and then dispose of at your nearest authorised asbestos disposal facility .
 Then take the sample(s ) to your nearest authorised NATA testing facility for testing .
 As a general rule , if you think the material is asbestos or contains asbestos – treat it as if it is asbestos until proven one way or the other through laboratory testing .


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Decided to illustrate the cast of one of my all-time favorite games, Mega Man 3. I may have this on hand at Dragon Con (where I’ll be just a regular attendee but I’ll have some prints with me that you can buy if you stop me and ask about them), but I’ll definitely be putting it up on my Etsy store afterward.
I personally think Mega Man 3 is the best of the series. The bosses are quirky, the music is great, and the addition of the slide feature improved Mega Man’s mobility greatly. It was before the ability to charge sort of muddied things up, and since I’m a compulsive charger, I never get to hear the end of that damn charging noise, so 3 doesn’t have that holding it back. Also, this is the game that introduced Rush!
I still have to beat this game.
Great things do come in 3s. Megaman 9 is my favorite of the Megamans, and its cardinal number is 3 squared! In addition, Jewel Man is the best robot master, and his DRN number is 69, which is 3 times 23, both of which end in 3!
...not to impose my opinions, of course, I just happen to feel really strongly about this.
Megaman 3 was rather good . Playing it on Wily Wars for the Sega Genesis it became awkward compared to the NES original. The graphics were better but the music became awful and clunky. I'm not even touching the controls and poor they were for the port. So, if you're going to play 3 better grab the original and superior NES version.
AH! I love your take on Mega Man, man!
Cool rendition of them man, it looks great!
Don't forget more stages because of those Doc Robots harnessing the powers of the Mega Man 2 bosses. MM3 felt like it had the most content out of the entire series.
Yes, I totally agree with you! All that extra value. It's almost like playing MM3 and 2 in one game.
Top Spin is the lamest power though.
It is the absolute worst. I can't even figure out how to use it without getting damaged.
And you have to use it against Gamma, the peacekeeping robot.
Wouldn't it had been awesome if you could get the MM2 powers from the Doc Robots? Why stop with eight powers?
Eh! Ten games and they still haven't broken tradition.

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Decided to illustrate the cast of one of my all - time favorite games , Mega Man 3 . I may have this on hand at Dragon Con ( where I ’ll be just a regular attendee but I ’ll have some prints with me that you can buy if you stop me and ask about them ) , but I ’ll definitely be putting it up on my Etsy store afterward .
 I personally think Mega Man 3 is the best of the series . The bosses are quirky , the music is great , and the addition of the slide feature improved Mega Man ’s mobility greatly . It was before the ability to charge sort of muddied things up , and since I ’m a compulsive charger , I never get to hear the end of that damn charging noise , so 3 does n’t have that holding it back . Also , this is the game that introduced Rush !
 I still have to beat this game .
 Great things do come in 3s . Megaman 9 is my favorite of the Megamans , and its cardinal number is 3 squared ! In addition , Jewel Man is the best robot master , and his DRN number is 69 , which is 3 times 23 , both of which end in 3 !
 ... not to impose my opinions , of course , I just happen to feel really strongly about this .
 Megaman 3 was rather good . Playing it on Wily Wars for the Sega Genesis it became awkward compared to the NES original . The graphics were better but the music became awful and clunky . I 'm not even touching the controls and poor they were for the port . So , if you 're going to play 3 better grab the original and superior NES version .
 AH ! I love your take on Mega Man , man !
 Cool rendition of them man , it looks great !
 Do n't forget more stages because of those Doc Robots harnessing the powers of the Mega Man 2 bosses . MM3 felt like it had the most content out of the entire series .
 Yes , I totally agree with you ! All that extra value . It 's almost like playing MM3 and 2 in one game .
 Top Spin is the lamest power though .
 It is the absolute worst . I ca n't even figure out how to use it without getting damaged .
 And you have to use it against Gamma , the peacekeeping robot .
 Would n't it had been awesome if you could get the MM2 powers from the Doc Robots ? Why stop with eight powers ?
 Eh ! Ten games and they still have n't broken tradition .


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Thanks to a grant by the Max Kade Foundation, the Institute is able to support ten outstanding students taking part in language programs offered by Indiana University in Germany and Austria. Indiana high school students and IU undergraduates with the highest academic achievement receive up to $1,000 to help pay for the cost of travel.
Five of the scholarships usually support IU undergraduate students taking part in the programs in Graz or Freiburg (full-year only). Students should indicate their interest in being considered for one of these scholarships when they apply for the program through the Office of Overseas Study.
The remaining five scholarship are awarded to high school students attending the Indiana University Honors Program in Foreign Language in Graz, Austria. All students admitted to the program will automatically be considered for the scholarship.

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Thanks to a grant by the Max Kade Foundation , the Institute is able to support ten outstanding students taking part in language programs offered by Indiana University in Germany and Austria . Indiana high school students and IU undergraduates with the highest academic achievement receive up to $ 1,000 to help pay for the cost of travel .
 Five of the scholarships usually support IU undergraduate students taking part in the programs in Graz or Freiburg ( full - year only ) . Students should indicate their interest in being considered for one of these scholarships when they apply for the program through the Office of Overseas Study .
 The remaining five scholarship are awarded to high school students attending the Indiana University Honors Program in Foreign Language in Graz , Austria . All students admitted to the program will automatically be considered for the scholarship .


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Paddling students is still legal in a third of the country. Kentucky legislators want to ban it.
As a 10th-grader in Jefferson County, Ky., Tina was caught cutting the lunch line. She would be disciplined, a school official told her, but he gave her a choice: detention or two “licks,” a sugarcoated term for two strikes with a wooden paddle.
A male faculty member brought the teen, who was dressed in a cheerleading uniform, into an office and spanked her bottom with a paddle.
Tina Bojanowski’s memory was made more than 30 years ago, yet in a handful of states — including Kentucky — it seems the times have not changed, as the practice is still legal there. Now a member of the state legislature, Rep. Tina Bojanowski (D) is supporting a bill to prohibit corporal punishment.
“When someone is doing something wrong, the most important thing is to change their behavior. There are more effective measures to change students’ behavior than striking them,” Riley, a former high school principal, told The Washington Post.
There’s been a national downward trend in corporal punishment in schools, according to research by Kids Count Data Center. In 2016, the Obama administration called for an end to the practice in all states and school districts. Thirty-one states have barred the practice, but 19 still permit it, Riley said.
In Kentucky, 17 school districts permit corporal punishment. According to research done by the Kids Count Data Center, during the 2017-2018 academic year, there were 452 reported instances of such punishment in the state.
Of those 17 districts, five accounted for 85 percent of cases. Bell County reported 129 incidents, the highest in Kentucky for the academic year. Clinton County, the second highest, reported 128 incidents, a figure more than seven times the 17 incidents reported during 2016-17. Neither county schools superintendent responded to The Post for comment.
Pulaski and Harlan counties reported increases in instances of corporal punishment, to 67 and 30 cases, respectively.
Riley presented the legislation to the state House Education Committee earlier in February, but the bill was not voted on. Similar bills were also introduced in 2017 and 2018 but not passed.
The Kentucky school districts that permit paddling are predominantly in rural areas, according to Riley. Their legislators who oppose the bill argue they want to protect against government overreach. “They say that discipline should be left to local school board, not state government,” Riley said.
With eight days left in the legislative session, Riley said, H.B. 202 is unlikely to be voted on imminently. But, he added, “I’m going to keep proposing until it gets passed."

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Paddling students is still legal in a third of the country . Kentucky legislators want to ban it .
 As a 10th - grader in Jefferson County , Ky. , Tina was caught cutting the lunch line . She would be disciplined , a school official told her , but he gave her a choice : detention or two “ licks , ” a sugarcoated term for two strikes with a wooden paddle .
 A male faculty member brought the teen , who was dressed in a cheerleading uniform , into an office and spanked her bottom with a paddle .
 Tina Bojanowski ’s memory was made more than 30 years ago , yet in a handful of states — including Kentucky — it seems the times have not changed , as the practice is still legal there . Now a member of the state legislature , Rep. Tina Bojanowski ( D ) is supporting a bill to prohibit corporal punishment .
 “ When someone is doing something wrong , the most important thing is to change their behavior . There are more effective measures to change students ’ behavior than striking them , ” Riley , a former high school principal , told The Washington Post .
 There ’s been a national downward trend in corporal punishment in schools , according to research by Kids Count Data Center . In 2016 , the Obama administration called for an end to the practice in all states and school districts . Thirty - one states have barred the practice , but 19 still permit it , Riley said .
 In Kentucky , 17 school districts permit corporal punishment . According to research done by the Kids Count Data Center , during the 2017 - 2018 academic year , there were 452 reported instances of such punishment in the state .
 Of those 17 districts , five accounted for 85 percent of cases . Bell County reported 129 incidents , the highest in Kentucky for the academic year . Clinton County , the second highest , reported 128 incidents , a figure more than seven times the 17 incidents reported during 2016 - 17 . Neither county schools superintendent responded to The Post for comment .
 Pulaski and Harlan counties reported increases in instances of corporal punishment , to 67 and 30 cases , respectively .
 Riley presented the legislation to the state House Education Committee earlier in February , but the bill was not voted on . Similar bills were also introduced in 2017 and 2018 but not passed .
 The Kentucky school districts that permit paddling are predominantly in rural areas , according to Riley . Their legislators who oppose the bill argue they want to protect against government overreach . “ They say that discipline should be left to local school board , not state government , ” Riley said .
 With eight days left in the legislative session , Riley said , H.B. 202 is unlikely to be voted on imminently . But , he added , “ I ’m going to keep proposing until it gets passed . "


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Save me from myself. My friend Jeff is selling his 1989 BMW 750iL. He's been talking about doing it for a year or so, but couldn't bear to part with it. Now he's serious. I've lusted after this car for as long as he's owned it. I want to own it.
When new, this car sold for over $70,000.00. In 2009, with dollars adjusted for inflation, this car would be pushing $100,000.00+. Not a lightweight car, it is still able to reach 60 MPH in 7.4 seconds. It featured every possible convenience and comfort feature you could imagine in 1989.
Jeff's car has 214,000 miles on it (maybe a few more as he's is still driving it). It's starting to show its age. There is a bit of rust on the door bottoms, the headliner is starting to droop and two cracks recently appeared in the dash. It's not a show car, but a really fun driver.
Mechanically, what can I say? Jeff is, without a doubt, the best foreign car mechanic I've ever met. He's treated this car the same way he's treated his Ferrari, BMW 5 Series and Land Rover. Preventive maintenance is his thing. (Which often gets us into a few arguments when he works on my cars... Me: "Jeff! It's not broken, why replace it?" Jeff: "It's going to break sometime, we might as well replace it now.") The oil and filter have been changed every 3,000 miles and Jeff has a spreadsheet showing every repair he's done (Of course he does - he has a spread sheet on every car he's worked on, including mine, friends of mine - cars he may have only seen once or twice - and, of course, customer's cars.) and a folder of every receipt for every part. The car had around 130,000 miles on it when Jeff bought it. The amount of work and parts he's put into it (including replacing the troublesome and expensive transmission) is mind boggling.
The car uses about a quart of oil every 1000 miles or so, which is not too bad for a car with 214,000 miles on it. The A/C needs a charge, which Jeff is doing this weekend. Other than that, there's nothing wrong with this car.
Jeff claims he can get 20MPG on the highway and 13 or 14 MPG around town. I never hit those numbers when I drove it, but I wasn't exactly driving it gingerly.
So, here's the reality of this car. It has 214,000 miles on it. It won't last forever, but there's still plenty of life left it it. I can't think of another V12 that you can buy for $3500.00 (A ratty Jaguar XJS, maybe, but old Jags, while fun, are not as well built as a BMW). I also seriously doubt you'll ever be able to find a another relatively inexpensive V12 BMW that has been better maintained than this one.
E-mail me if you're interested in this car and I'll put you in touch with Jeff.
If you buy this or any E32 BMW, check out Johan & Sean's E32 Page. It has tons of information regarding repair and maintenance of the 7 Series.
Yes, this is a friend's car, but Jeff did not ask me to write this post. The other night, over big drinks and tiny hotdogs at a place called Teo's in Pittsfield, MA, Jeff mentioned that he was finally serious about selling it. I asked him if I could write about it prior to him putting it on Craigslist or eBay. I thought it would be cool to use this car, one I'm very familiar with and really like, as my first "exclusive".
If Jeff had decided to sell this car two years ago, when the economy and the music industry were doing better, it would be in my driveway today and I'd have written a post at some point about my BMW 750iL. As it is, I'm still very, very, tempted to buy this car.
makes as it drops down a gear and rockets to license loosing speeds.

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Save me from myself . My friend Jeff is selling his 1989 BMW 750iL. He 's been talking about doing it for a year or so , but could n't bear to part with it . Now he 's serious . I 've lusted after this car for as long as he 's owned it . I want to own it .
 When new , this car sold for over $ 70,000.00 . In 2009 , with dollars adjusted for inflation , this car would be pushing $ 100,000.00 + . Not a lightweight car , it is still able to reach 60 MPH in 7.4 seconds . It featured every possible convenience and comfort feature you could imagine in 1989 .
 Jeff 's car has 214,000 miles on it ( maybe a few more as he 's is still driving it ) . It 's starting to show its age . There is a bit of rust on the door bottoms , the headliner is starting to droop and two cracks recently appeared in the dash . It 's not a show car , but a really fun driver .
 Mechanically , what can I say ? Jeff is , without a doubt , the best foreign car mechanic I 've ever met . He 's treated this car the same way he 's treated his Ferrari , BMW 5 Series and Land Rover . Preventive maintenance is his thing . ( Which often gets us into a few arguments when he works on my cars ... Me : " Jeff ! It 's not broken , why replace it ? " Jeff : " It 's going to break sometime , we might as well replace it now . " ) The oil and filter have been changed every 3,000 miles and Jeff has a spreadsheet showing every repair he 's done ( Of course he does - he has a spread sheet on every car he 's worked on , including mine , friends of mine - cars he may have only seen once or twice - and , of course , customer 's cars . ) and a folder of every receipt for every part . The car had around 130,000 miles on it when Jeff bought it . The amount of work and parts he 's put into it ( including replacing the troublesome and expensive transmission ) is mind boggling .
 The car uses about a quart of oil every 1000 miles or so , which is not too bad for a car with 214,000 miles on it . The A / C needs a charge , which Jeff is doing this weekend . Other than that , there 's nothing wrong with this car .
 Jeff claims he can get 20MPG on the highway and 13 or 14 MPG around town . I never hit those numbers when I drove it , but I was n't exactly driving it gingerly .
 So , here 's the reality of this car . It has 214,000 miles on it . It wo n't last forever , but there 's still plenty of life left it it . I ca n't think of another V12 that you can buy for $ 3500.00 ( A ratty Jaguar XJS , maybe , but old Jags , while fun , are not as well built as a BMW ) . I also seriously doubt you 'll ever be able to find a another relatively inexpensive V12 BMW that has been better maintained than this one .
 E - mail me if you 're interested in this car and I 'll put you in touch with Jeff .
 If you buy this or any E32 BMW , check out Johan & Sean 's E32 Page . It has tons of information regarding repair and maintenance of the 7 Series .
 Yes , this is a friend 's car , but Jeff did not ask me to write this post . The other night , over big drinks and tiny hotdogs at a place called Teo 's in Pittsfield , MA , Jeff mentioned that he was finally serious about selling it . I asked him if I could write about it prior to him putting it on Craigslist or eBay . I thought it would be cool to use this car , one I 'm very familiar with and really like , as my first " exclusive " .
 If Jeff had decided to sell this car two years ago , when the economy and the music industry were doing better , it would be in my driveway today and I 'd have written a post at some point about my BMW 750iL. As it is , I 'm still very , very , tempted to buy this car .
 makes as it drops down a gear and rockets to license loosing speeds .


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