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Semmanchery police station nearing completion: TNPHC
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The under-construction Semmanchery police station is nearing completion and Tamil Nadu Police Housing Corporation (TNPHC) officials confirmed that they have got necessary approvals from all government bodies concerned.
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When contacted, TNPHC officials said that 60 per cent of the construction is over and added that the building will be ready for inauguration in a month's time. The police station attracted a lot of attention over allegations by an NGO that it was being built on an encroached lakebed. Police officials clarified that they had obtained the required approval for the construction and shared a copy of the planning clearance issued by Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority (CMDA) with DT Next. "The only approval that remains to be obtained is from Chennai Corporation after the completion of the construction," said the official.
A Greater Chennai Police official said that the land was not encroached upon as claimed by some, adding that it was reclassified for institutional use way back in 2015.
"The application for planning clearance was submitted earlier and it was with the nod of the authorities concerned that the construction was started, even though the official clearance came much later," said the official. The CMDA letter of planning clearance for the police station is dated August 19, 2019.
Police officials said it was important to clear the air on this topic as the department was being projected in a negative manner among the public giving the impression that it has encroached the land without getting required clearances.
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IT student of the year: Johan Torås Halseth
In June 2015, Master student in computer science at the University of Bergen, Johan Torås Halseth (24), was awarded the prize for best Norwegian computer science student of the year.
UNEXPECTED PRIZE: Master student Johan Torås Halseth was pleasantly surprised when he got a phone call announcing that he was the winner of the award as Norway's IT student of the year.
Photo: University of Bergen
By Elin Espe StensvandPublished: 11.08.2015
Halseth became aware of computer science, or informatics, when he was a student at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) and took a mandatory course in programming. Later he started his studies at the Department of Informatics at the University of Bergen (UiB), and this June he was named IT student of the year.
"We have a very good environment among the students at the Department of Informatics at the University of Bergen. The people who work here are nice and there is constantly a lot of activity. Each student essentially has the freedom in to choose whatever subject he or she wants to study. I appreciate that. There are plenty of choices, and for me it has been a huge advantage to be able to pick what I want to learn more about and specialise in," says Johan Torås Halseth.
The award is handed out every year by the international research and consulting firm Universum and the talent network Nova and goes to the best students in department finance, technology and computer science.
A wide range
What does it take to become IT student of the year?
"The way I have understood it, the jury emphasised the wide range of what I have been doing. I have achieved excellent academic results at UiB and Berkeley, where I was an exchange student last year. In addition, I have done various relevant programming works outside of school. It is great that someone appreciates that," says Halseth, who aims to deliver his Master's thesis on algorithms in autumn 2015.
This summer he has had a three-month internship at Medallia, a company in Silicon Valley that helps companies improve their customer service, by collecting and analysing customer feedback.
"We were very happy to learn that one of our students had won the prize," says the head of the Department of Informatics, Petter E. Bjørstad.
In the second week of August, Bjørstad welcomed a new group of computer science students to UiB. His hope is that they are ready to take the good environment further.
"It looks like it is a good class that begins this year. This year's number of applicants was very high. When the competition increases, the quality automatically increases," says the head of department.
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Eddy the Teddy is traveling the world, but every place he gets to is all mixed up! Your child will learn facts about Paris, India, Brazil and more whilst using their visual perception skills to solve the puzzles.
Learn about some of the most famous monuments and put pieces back together in this fun puzzle game!
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The affairs of state of Druchenbergen, formerly Germany, were taken over by the regent Majo2096 in Spring 1990. Observers classify the midsize state as progressive social liberal party-democracy, known for its high national debt and the low crime rate.
Most of the very educated and reasonable citizens are rather nerved with the circumstances. They have a reputation to be sportive and freedom-loving. Further they enjoy an outstanding infrastructure. Compared with other countries, the most distinctive difference is the National debt.
Druchenbergen is not a member of an alliance.


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Torsten Wiesel (1924– )
Torsten Nils Wiesel studied visual information processing and development in the US during the twentieth century. He performed multiple experiments on cats in which he sewed one of their eyes shut and monitored the response of the cat's visual system after opening the sutured eye. For his work on visual processing, Wiesel received the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 1981 along with David Hubel and Roger Sperry.
Edward Charles Dodds (1899-1973)
Edward Charles Dodds researched the function and effects of natural and artificial hormones on the endocrine system in England during the twentieth century. Though he first worked with hormones such as insulin, Dodds focused on the effects of estrogen in the body and how to replicate those effects with artificial substances. In 1938, along with chemist Robert Robinson, Dodds synthesized the first synthetic estrogen called diethylstilbestrol.
Christopher Polge and Lionel Edward Aston Rowson's Experiments on the Freezing of Bull Spermatozoa (1950–1952)
In 1952, researchers Christopher Polge and Lionel Edward Aston Rowson, who worked at the Animal Research Center in Cambridge, England, detailed several experiments on protocols for freezing bull semen for use in the artificial insemination of cows. Freezing sperm extends the life of a viable sperm sample and allows it to be used at later times, such as in artificial insemination. The researchers examined the effects of freezing conditions on bull sperm and how well they produce fertilized embryos once thawed.
David Baltimore (1938– )
David Baltimore studied viruses and the immune system in the US during the twentieth century. In 1975, Baltimore was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for discovering reverse transcriptase, the enzyme used to transfer information from RNA to DNA. The discovery of reverse transcriptase contradicted the central dogma of biology at the time, which stated that the transfer of information was unidirectional from DNA, RNA, to protein.
Annie Dodge Wauneka (1910-1997)
Annie Dodge Wauneka, a member of the Navajo Tribal Council in Window Rock, Arizona, from 1951 to 1978, advocated for improved lifestyle, disease prevention, and access to medical knowledge in the Navajo Indian Reservation, later renamed the Navajo Nation. Wauneka served as chair of the Health and Welfare Committee of the Navajo Tribal Council and as a member of the US Surgeon General's Advisory Committee on Indian Health. Wauneka advocated for initiatives aimed at promoting education, preventing tuberculosis, and reducing the infant mortality rate.
"Kangaroo Care Is Effective in Diminishing Pain Response in Preterm Neonates" (2003), by Celeste Johnston, Bonnie Stevens, Janet Pinelli, Sharyn Gibbins, Francoise Filion, Anne Jack, Susan Steele, Kristina Boyer, and Annie Veilleux
In the 2003 article "Kangaroo Care Is Effective in Diminishing Pain Response in Preterm Neonates", Celeste Johnston, Bonnie Stevens, Janet Pinelli, and their colleagues evaluate the effectiveness of the Kangaroo Mother Care position in decreasing the pain response of preterm infants who undergo a heel lance procedure for blood collection. Kangaroo Mother Care is a method of treatment for premature and low birth weight infants that involves exclusive breastfeeding and skin-to-skin contact between a mother and her infant in what is called the kangaroo position.
Gonzales v. Planned Parenthood Federation of America, Inc. (2007)
Gonzales v. Planned Parenthood Federation of America, Inc. (Gonzales v. Planned Parenthood) was the 2007 US Supreme Court case in which the Court declared the Partial Birth Abortion Ban Act of 2003 constitutional, making partial birth abortions illegal. In 2003, the US Congress passed the Partial-Birth Abortion Ban Act, which prohibited an abortion technique called partial birth abortion. A partial birth abortion is similar to, but not the same as, a Dilation and Extraction or D&X abortion, which is what the Ban was intended to prohibit. Gonzales v.
The Baby Doe Rules (1984)
The Baby Doe Rules represent the first attempt by the US government to directly intervene in treatment options for neonates born with congenital defects. The name of the rule comes from the controversial 1982 case of a Bloomington, Indiana infant Baby Doe, a name coined by the media. The Baby Doe Rules mandate that, as a requirement for federal funding, hospitals and physicians must provide maximal care to any impaired infant, unless select exceptions are met. If a physician or parent chooses to withhold full treatment when the exceptions are not met, they are liable for medical neglect.
J. B. v. M. B. (2001)
In 2001, the Supreme Court of New Jersey decided a dispute between a divorced couple over cryopreserved preembryos created through in vitro fertilization (IVF) during the coupleÕs marriage. The former wife (J.B.) wanted the preembryos destroyed, while her former husband (M.B.) wanted them to be used for future implantation attempts, such as by an infertile couple. In J.B. v. M.B. (2001), the court declined to force J.B. to become a parent against her will, concluding that doing so would violate state public policy.
Isotretinoin is a molecule and a byproduct (metabolite) of vitamin A, and in greater than normal amounts in pregnant women, it can cause fetal abnormalities including cleft lips, ear and eye defects, and mental retardation. Isotretinoin is commonly called by its trade name Accutane, and it's a chemical compound derived from vitamin A, or retinoic acid. Doctors prescribe isotretinoin to treat severe acne. For pregnant women, too much vitamin A or isotretinoin can also cause greater than normal rates of stillbirths and fetal disintegrations after the ninth week of gestation.
Subject: Reproduction, Disorders
Francis Sellers Collins (1950- )
Francis Sellers Collins helped lead the International Human Genome Sequencing Consortium, which helped describe the DNA sequence of the human genome by 2001, and he helped develop technologies used in molecular genetics while working in the US in the twentieth and twenty-first centuries. He directed the US National Center for Human Genome Research (NCHGR), which became the National Human Genome Research Institute (NHGRI), of the US National Institutes of Health (NIH), located in Bethesda, Maryland, from 1993 to 2008.
The Roslin Institute (1993- )
The Roslin Institute was established in 1993 in the village of Roslin, Scotland, as an independent research center by the Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council (BBSRC), and as of 2014 is part of the University of Edinburgh in Edinburgh, Scotland. Researchers at the Roslin Institute cloned the Dolly the sheep in 1996. According to the Roslin Institute, Dolly was the first mammal to develop into an adult from the transfer of the nucleus of an adult sheep cell into an ovum with the nucleus removed.
Barbara McClintock (1902-1992)
Barbara McClintock worked on genetics in corn (maize) plants and spent most of her life conducting research at the Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory in Laurel Hollow, New York. McClintock's research focused on reproduction and mutations in maize, and described the phenomenon of genetic crossover in chromosomes. Through her maize mutation experiments, McClintock observed transposons, or mobile elements of genes within the chromosome, which jump around the genome. McClintock received the Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine in 1983 for her research on chromosome transposition.
Physician Labeling Rule (2006)
In 2006, the United States Food and Drug Administration, or FDA, published the "Requirements on Content and Format of Labeling for Human Prescription Drug and Biological Products," also called the Physician Labeling Rule, to improve the safety and efficacy of prescription drugs and drug products. Within the Physician Labeling Rule, the FDA includes a section titled "Use in Specific Populations" or Section 8, which refers to drugs used by pregnant women, lactating women, and people of reproductive capacity.
David Michael Rorvik (1944–)
David Michael Rorvik is a science journalist who publicized advancements in the field of reproductive medicine during the late twentieth century. Rorvik wrote magazine articles and books in which he discussed emerging methods and technologies that contributed to the progression of reproductive health, including sex determination, in vitro fertilization, and human cloning. During that time, those topics were controversial and researchers often questioned Rorvik's work for accuracy.
Ethics of Fetal Surgery
Surgeons sometimes operate on the developing fetuses in utero of pregnant women as a medical intervention to treat a number of congential abnormalities, operations that have ethical aspects. A. William Liley performed the first successful fetal surgery, a blood transfusion, in New Zealand in 1963 to counteract the effects of hemolytic anemia, or Rh disease.
Subject: Ethics
"A Proposed Structure for the Nucleic Acids" (1953) by Linus Pauling and Robert Brainard Corey
In February 1953, Linus Pauling and Robert Brainard Corey, two scientists working at the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena, California, proposed a structure for deoxyribonucleic acid, or DNA, in their article "A Proposed Structure for the Nucleic Acids," henceforth "Nucleic Acids." In the article, Pauling and Corey suggest a model for nucleic acids, including DNA, that consisted of three nucleic acid strands wound together in a triple helix.
"Part-Human Chimeras: Worrying the Facts, Probing the Ethics" (2007), by Françoise Baylis and Jason Scott Robert
In 2007, Françoise Baylis and Jason Scott Robert published "Part-Human Chimeras: Worrying the Facts, Probing the Ethics" in The American Journal of Bioethics. Within their article, hereafter "Part-Human Chimeras," the authors offer corrections on "Thinking About the Human Neuron Mouse," a report published in The American Journal of Bioethics in 2007 by Henry Greely, Mildred K. Cho, Linda F. Hogle, and Debra M. Satz, which discussed the debate on the ethics of creating part-human chimeras. Chimeras are organisms that contain two or more genetically distinct cell lines.
Subject: Organisms, Ethics
Jérôme Lejeune (1926−1994)
Jérôme Lejeune was a French physician and researcher who studied genetics and developmental disorders. According to the Jérôme Lejeune Foundation, in 1958, Lejeune discovered that the existence of an extra twenty-first chromosome, a condition called Trisomy 21, causes Down Syndrome. Down Syndrome is a condition present in an individual since birth and is characterized by physical and developmental anomalies such as small ears, a short neck, heart defects, and short height as children and adults.
"Mesenchymal and Induced Pluripotent Stem Cells: General Insights and Clinical Perspectives" (2015), by Helena D. Zomer, Antanásio S. Vidane, Natalia G. Gonçalves, and Carlos E. Ambrósio
In 2015, biologist Helena D. Zomer and colleagues published the review article "Mesenchymal and Induced Pluripotent Stem Cells: General Insights and Clinical Perspectives" or "Mesenchymal and Induced Pluripotent Stem Cells" in Stem Cells and Cloning: Advances and Applications. The authors reviewed the biology of three types of pluripotent stem cells, embryonic stem cells, or ESCs, mesenchymal stem cells, or MSCs, and induced pluripotent stem cells, or iPS cells. Pluripotent stem cells are a special cell type that can give rise to other types of cells and are essential for development.
"Labor and Delivery Outcomes among Young Adolescents" (2015), by Ana J. Torvie, Lisa S. Callegari, Melissa A. Schiff, Katherine E. Debiec
In July 2015, Ana J. Torvie, Lisa S. Callegari, Melissa A. Schiff, and Katherine E. Debiec published "Labor and Delivery Outcomes Among Young Adolescents," hereafter "Labor and Delivery Outcomes," in the American Journal for Obstetrics and Gynecology. The authors conducted a study using birth certificate data and hospital records in the state of Washington to compare the frequency and outcomes of cesarean and surgically assisted vaginal births among different age groups of pregnant people.
Subject: Publications, Reproduction
Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (1975)
In 1975, the United States Congress passed the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, referred to as the IDEA, which codified the right of all American children to a free and appropriate public education regardless of disability status. The IDEA requires all public schools that accept federal funds to provide education that meets the needs of students with disabilities at the public expense. Prior to IDEA, many students with disabilities went without any educational opportunities, and many faced confinement in institutions.
Subject: Legal, Disorders
Twice Born–Stories from the Special Delivery Unit (2015), by the Public Broadcasting Service and Trailblazer Studios
In 2015, the Public Broadcasting Service, or PBS, released a three-part documentary series, Twice Born–Stories from the Special Delivery Unit, hereafter Twice Born, that follows several pregnant women and their experiences with fetal surgery. Trailblazer Studios produced the film, which predominantly features two women, although it includes the stories of many women. The two main women are pregnant with fetuses diagnosed with physical deformities. One woman's fetus is diagnosed with spina bifida, an incomplete closure of the fetus's spinal column.
The Milky Way (2014)
On 26 April 2014, Gravitas Ventures released the documentary The Milky Way, a film directed by Jon Fitzgerald that compares breastfeeding in the US with breastfeeding in European countries. The film was produced by Piece of My Heart Productions and Cause Pictures. In the film, producers Jennifer Davidson and Chantal Molnar travel to Berlin, Germany, and Stockholm, Sweden, to observe how people perceive breastfeeding there, compared to in the US.


The world is changing. The business environment and the needs of our clients are changing. Technology advancement requires businesses to stay competitive. Governments are introducing and changing laws which affect you.


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Thursday. 19/12/2019
Opinion / Chiara Rimella
Popular sentiment
How do you like your politicians? Do you want them loud, charismatic, bold and memorable – or do you prefer them to just get the job done? A recent poll in Italy shows that Italian prime minister Giuseppe Conte, while often criticised for being in the shadow of the more boisterous far-right Lega leader Matteo Salvini, is the most popular politician in the country. His approval rating currently sits at 49 per cent – 13 percentage points above that of Salvini.
Conte (pictured), clearly pleased with the results, says the ratings demonstrate that "acting like crazy is not useful". Fatigue with the almost incessant political chaos is probably the main reason for Italians getting behind the relatively vanilla Conte. But whether that approval will translate to future electoral success is another matter. The much-discussed former technocratic government of Mario Monti also, at times, enjoyed higher approval ratings than any other political party. When it comes to elections, Italians (and many voters beyond the country's borders too) tend to forget what stability feels like. For politicians on the campaign trail, "acting like crazy" might not be such a crazy idea.
Security / South Korea & USA
Deal or no deal?
National security in South Korea is in jeopardy after Seoul failed to reach an agreement with Washington over its financial contribution for the 28,500 US troops stationed in the country. Wednesday marked what was supposed to be the final day of talks before the existing deal ends on 31 December. The 2019 agreement saw Seoul pay $924m (€831m) – about 40 per cent of the cost of deployment – but the US is now demanding more than five times that amount. Surveys have shown that while South Koreans oppose paying more, they recognise the necessity of US support: 74 per cent of the population remains in favour of long-term stationing of US troops. Last year saw both sides eventually agree a figure after the deadline had passed so there's still hope – but the clock is ticking.
Economy / Canada
Welcome development
Canada's province of Ontario – one of the country's largest provincial economies – has made a request to the federal government for permission to fill what it describes as a shortage of skilled labour. Vic Fedeli (pictured), Ontario's provincial economic development minister, says that it needs to almost double the number of skilled immigrants it accepts to 13,300 over the next two years. Those numbers might seem small (14.6 million people live in Ontario) but it's a notable plea. Ontario's government has ruled on a right-wing, populist platform since it was elected to office 18 months ago. That hasn't included the kind of explicitly anti-immigrant sentiment that populist leaders have used elsewhere but its policies have been inward-looking. By noting the importance of skilled migration to an economy, Ontario's government is acknowledging something that peddlers of populist politics find difficult to swallow: welcoming people from elsewhere can be a boon for the economy at large – not a drain on it.
Hospitality / Texas
Austin is enjoying a popularity boom, which is why the founders of the Proper hotel company decided to open their newest outpost in the Texan state capital's vibrant Second Street District. Designer Kelly Wearstler – who helped create the group's properties in Santa Monica and San Francisco, and an upcoming venture in Downtown Los Angeles – was brought on to pull together the 244-room hotel with a focus on keeping things close to home. She used the city for inspiration and local materials, such as travertine from a nearby quarry, while Austin-based ceramicist Rick Van Dyke supplied tableware and tiles. Hotel groups, keen to hold off competition from apartment-sharing platforms, have increasingly realised the need to make spaces that provide a real sense of place. And the Proper group's growth also underlines another trend: the emergence of cool hotels in almost any city that you care to mention. Expect more of these ventures in second-tier cities near you.
Urbanism / New York
Everyone's talking about the bees but what about the birds? A recent study found that North America's avian population has plummeted 29 per cent since the 1970s. While that's partly a product of climate change, it's also due to changes in the built environment. Collisions with buildings – glass towers are invisible to birds due to their reflective surfaces – now account for up to one billion bird deaths in the US every year.
In response, New York's city hall has passed a bill that will require all of its new buildings to render their surfaces visible to our feathered friends. Starting next December, 90 per cent of a structure's first 23 metres up from the ground, as well as any surface above a green roof, must be clad in fritting – ceramic stripes, dots or other patterns – or a UV coating that birds can detect. The move is likely to work: the New York City Audubon, an organisation that campaigns to protect birdlife, found that outfitting the city's Jacob K Javits Convention Center with fritting in 2014 led to a 90 per cent reduction in bird deaths caused by the building.
M24 / Foreign Desk Explainer
Death for high treason
Many of Pakistan's leaders, or at least their careers, have met an untimely end – and now a court in Islamabad has sentenced former president Pervez Musharraf to death for high treason. Andrew Mueller looks at what Musharraf might have done to deserve this.
Seamless moves
When it comes to moving people effortlessly through and between cities, who is getting it right? And how do we make cities where mobility works for young and old alike?


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«Метеор» — серия советских метеорологических спутников, эксплуатировавшихся в 1960—1970-х годах.

Полезная нагрузка
На борту спутников размещалась телевизионная, инфракрасная и актинометрическая аппаратура:
 телевизионная система видикон МР-600
Состояла из двух камер, позволяла осуществлять съёмку освещённой части поверхности земли в видимом диапазоне (0,5 — 0,7 мкм), полоса обзора 1000 км, разрешение 1,25 × 1,25 км. Эта аппаратура использовалась для составления схем облачного покрова Земли. Разработка НИИ-380 (НИИ телевидения).

 сканирующий ИК радиометр «Ласточка»
Инфракрасная аппаратура использовалась для наблюдения за облачным покровом на ночной стороне Земли. Спектральный диапазон соответствовал окну прозрачности атмосферы (8—12 мкм), полоса обзора 1100 км, разрешение 15 × 15 км. Эта же аппаратура использовалась для определения температуры Земли или верхней границы облаков. Разработка НИИ-10 (НИИ «Альтаир»).

 комплект актинометрических приборов
Актинометрические датчики осуществляли измерение интенсивности излучения Земли. На борту ИСЗ было установлено два широкоугольных несканирующих и два узкоугольных сканирующих прибора. Широкоугольные датчики осуществляли измерение интенсивности излучения всей видимой части Земли и атмосферы. Узкоугольные приборы производили сканирование поверхности в направлении перпендикулярном вектору движения спутника. Сканирование осуществлялось в трёх спектральных диапазонах:
 0,3—3 мкм — диапазон соответствует отражённой солнечной радиации;
 3—30 мкм — тепловое излучение Земли и атмосферы. Данные из этих двух диапазонов позволяли рассчитывать величину поглощенной части излучения Солнца, что используется в долгосрочных прогнозах;
 8—12 мкм — данные об излучении в этом диапазоне позволяли рассчитывать высоту верхней границы облаков, что важно для авиации.
Полоса обзора 2500 км, разрешение 50 × 50 км.

Разработка ЦКБ Геофизика (ОАО «НПП ГЕОФИЗИКА — КОСМОС»).

Корректирующий двигатель
На Метеор-1-10, запущенном 29 декабря 1971 г., был установлен в качестве корректирующего двигателя ионноплазменный двигатель СПД-60, создающий тягу за счет высоких скоростей излучаемой двигателем плазмы. С помощью двигательной установки, которая была включена с 14 по 22 февраля 1972 г., была увеличена высота орбиты ИСЗ на 16,5 км с целью доведения количества витков, совершаемых им в течение суток, до 14. Последнее позволило в дальнейшем осуществлять съём метеорологической информации с помощью этого ИСЗ «Метеор» строго с одних и тех же районов земного шара и почти в одно и то же время суток.

Состав орбитальной группировки
Все аппараты серии можно разделить на три группы:
 технологические — использовались для отработки отдельных систем и комплекса в целом;
 оперативные — основная часть системы гидрометеорологических наблюдений;
 экспериментальные — использовались для проведения научных исследований.

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Советские искусственные спутники Земли
Метеорологические спутники

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The appearance of an inguinal hernia in women occurs more often during pregnancy and in old age, when the body is weak and there are predisposing factors to various diseases. A hernia in the groin is the exit of a part or the whole organ of the abdominal cavity or small pelvis through the enlarged inguinal canal.
In women, the hernial sac may consist of the fallopian tubes, ovaries, bladder, but more often there is a bulging intestinal loop and omentum. This violation can not be eliminated without surgery, but the treatment of inguinal hernia in women can be carried out for some time at home with the use of folk remedies.
Inguinal hernia in women gives symptoms of dyspepsia, pain, malaise and treatment with folk remedies aimed at eliminating them. The symptoms of this disease will also be discomfort while walking, a visible increase in the labia, periodic bloating and nausea.
In women, a hernia in the groin is not as painful as in men, but this will largely depend on the organs that fall into the hernial sac. Symptoms can relate to any of them, because there is a dysfunction, and if tissue is pinched, they begin to die off completely without the possibility of their recovery.
volume education in the groin area is reset partially or not reset.
Education can be of different diameter – from a few millimeters to tens of centimeters, which also determines the severity of the clinical picture. In a relaxed state, the prone position, the hernia disappears or it can be adjusted by lightly pressing a finger.
When there is an intestinal loop in the hernial sac, this is manifested in a violation of bowel movements, the woman is worried about constipation, which is replaced by diarrhea. If the uterus or ovaries exit, unpleasant sensations occur in the lower abdomen, pain radiates to the lower back, coccyx, increasing during the menstruation period.
Hernia can be congenital and acquired. When a girl is born, education can be seen immediately, but the disease can not manifest itself for a long time, until the trigger factors influence the body. Predisposition is formed even in the period of fetal development, when the process of lowering the uterus from the abdominal cavity to the groin is disturbed. In this case, a hernia occurs either immediately after birth, or at any other time in life.
Hernia in the groin of women is diagnosed very rarely, and the period of gestation will be the main risk factor. During pregnancy, muscle divergence occurs, ligaments weaken, and all this is complemented by high pressure on the internal organs. Under the influence of these factors, an inguinal or umbilical hernia may occur in women.
Hernia surgery involves only radical removal of the formation, but during pregnancy, women are tried to control the condition of the woman conservatively, and only after childbirth is surgery scheduled. But in the case of a complicated hernia, when there is a threat to the life of a woman, emergency hernia repair is performed.
In girls at birth, a hernia is diagnosed by external signs. The reason for this is the presence of a congenital hernial sac that arises from the vaginal process. This process is formed at the time of the descent of the uterus in the groin. In girls, such a disorder occurs 10 times less frequently than in boys.
Externally, a hernia in newborns looks like an oval or rounded formation that protrudes above the skin at the moment of movement of the child and crying. It is necessary to treat the girl surgically, regardless of the size of the defect and the severity of the condition. The operation will be performed by open hernioplasty or laparoscopic method.
In girls, there is a lower risk of postoperative complications and infertility, while removing a hernia in a boy is dangerously accidental damage to the spermatic cord.
Self-treatment is unacceptable, the use of folk remedies is allowed only after examination by a doctor when an operation is scheduled and preparations are made for it. Treatment at home is possible in the case of contraindications to radical removal, but even then you must follow all the recommendations of the doctor and regularly undergo examination.
The use of folk remedies.
Hernia loads should be moderate. If you completely avoid physical work and abandon physical education, it only hurts. Doctors recommend at the initial stage of the disease to regularly walk, swim, do exercises, but do all this only in a special bandage.
Medical gymnastics will be a good way to strengthen the muscles of the anterior abdominal wall, which will prevent the reappearance of the disease after surgery. The training program must be created with a trainer who has experience in selecting exercises for inguinal hernia.
Such an approach to treatment will be effective only in case of compliance with the regime, gymnastics should be part of lifelong prevention, both before and after surgery.
Compresses. Compresses from rye bread, oak bark, wormwood and other plants can be applied to the area of education. This method should slow down the process of occurrence of complications, in addition, medical compresses will help with irritation and inflammation of the skin at the location of the hernia.
Infusions. Healing infusions are needed in order to strengthen the body and recuperate. Useful will be infusions and decoctions of gooseberry, horsetail, immortelle, cornflower, larch bark.
Vinegar. Daily washing of the hernial protrusion with a solution of vinegar can prevent pinching, for which it must be mixed with water in a ratio of 1/5.
Sauerkraut. Cabbage leaf is applied to the hernia and left overnight. In brine, you can moisten gauze and apply to the protrusion.
walnut – 10 fruits are crushed and poured 500 g of alcohol, the infusion is left for 15 days in the sun, then taken in a teaspoon.
500 g of melted pork fat are poured into the jar, 1 chicken egg is placed and half a glass of acetic essence is poured. Capacity is removed for a week in a dark and cool room. A means of a week to re-melt and then store in the refrigerator. Ready ointment is applied to the hernia before bedtime.
An equal amount of Indian onion, plantain and golden mustache are mixed, 5 tablespoons of pork fat are added, everything is mixed with a mixer and heated. In the form of heat mixture applied to the formation in the morning.
The fixing bandage is necessary both with the preventive purpose, and in the period before and after the operation. It keeps the education, warning even more organs in the inguinal canal. The bandage should be worn while doing chores, with any physical exertion, and when there is a risk of injury in the event of a large protrusion.
neoplasms in the area of contact with the bandage.
It is important to choose a bandage with a specialist, because there are different models for other purposes, and some of them can be dangerous with this disease.
Before surgery, women with inguinal hernia are better off picking a soft, one-sided bandage that is easy to hide under clothing. After surgical treatment, a more careful selection will be required, taking into account the quality of the material, stiffness and additional characteristics.
exclusion of constipation and bloating.
Women with inguinal hernia are recommended to refuse heavy food such as mushrooms, pork, fried and fatty foods. It is better to minimize the use of coffee, carbonated drinks for a while and completely eliminate alcohol. Potentially dangerous products will be peas, cabbage, milk and grapes, which provoke bloating.
The initial hernia is not dangerous, but it progresses and without an operation can become a factor of organ necrosis and poisoning of the body, which can end in death.
relapse – the reappearance of a hernia occurs for various reasons, but the main factors will be inaccurate technique of the operation and the lack of a regimen after hernia repair.
sharp deterioration of health, fever, nausea and vomiting.
When a hernia becomes a threat to life, the operation is performed immediately, and its main goal will be to remove the damaged tissues that poison the body. After hernia repair, the event will be aimed at restoring the function of the gastrointestinal tract and returning the woman to her normal life without the risk of recurring disease.


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(294295) Brodardmarc est un astéroïde de la ceinture principale découvert par Peter Kocher le  à l'observatoire d'Épendes (proche de Marly, lieu recensé officiellement), situé en Suisse, dans le canton de Fribourg. Il présente une orbite caractérisée par un demi-grand axe de 2,56 UA, une excentricité de 0,32 et une inclinaison de 2,6° par rapport à l'écliptique.

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Das Untere Schlösschen, ein im Kern Mitte des 16. Jahrhunderts errichtetes Schloss, befindet sich in Bobingen im Landkreis Augsburg im Regierungsbezirk Schwaben in Bayern. Das Gebäude ist ein geschütztes Baudenkmal. Es ist neben dem Cosimosinischen Schlösschen eines von vier noch erhaltenen Landschlössern in und um Bobingen.

Geschichte
Der reiche Kaufmann Anton Welser ließ 1544 das Schlösschen im bäuerlich geprägten Bobingen vor den Toren Augsburg erbauen. Sein Sohn Markus Welser verkaufte Schlösschen und Park 1590 an Octavianus Secundus Fugger von Kirchberg und Weissenhorn. Nach dem Tod des fuggerschen Handelsherrn im Jahr 1608 folgten viele Besitzerwechsel. 1763 kaufte Freiherr von Zech das Anwesen. Er ließ das Schlösschen in den damals angesagten Rokokostil umgestalten. Davon zeugt heute noch das Deckenfresko Das Göttermahl von Christian Erhard im barocken ehemaligen Speiserundsaal im ersten Stock. Im 19. Jahrhundert verfiel das Gebäude zusehends, das nach 1938 als Kinder- und Mütterheim, nach 1945 als Stätte zur Unterbringung von Flüchtlingen/Heimatvertriebenen verwendet wurde.

Seit 1938 befinden sich das Schlösschen und die Parkanlage im Besitz der Stadt Bobingen. In den 1970er und folgenden Jahren wurde das Gebäude aufwändig renoviert sowie die Parkanlage nach alten Plänen entsprechend umgestaltet.

Heute wird das Schlösschen unregelmäßig zu kulturelle Anlässen, insbesondere für Konzerte mit klassischen Themen, für Kunstausstellungen, Lesungen und Vorträgen  genutzt. Der barocke ehemalige Speiserundsaal bietet heiratswilligen Personen ein besonderes Ambiente für die standesamtliche Trauung. Der kleine Park mit Weiher und einigen alten Bäumen ist der Öffentlichkeit zugänglich.

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Es handelt sich um einen zweigeschossigen Bau mit Steilsatteldach, Ecklisenen, Gesimsen und einem halbrunden, turmartigen Anbau mit Kegeldach. Das Gebäude wurde 1601 erweitert und um 1760 grundlegend erneuert.

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My query:
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Flourishing under an abusive boss? You may be a psychopath, study shows
Author: Shannon Roddel
When you hear the term "psychopath," you probably picture Charles Manson or Jeffrey Dahmer. Psychologists, however, define it as a personality trait, and we all fall somewhere along a scale from low to high levels of psychopathy.
In the workplace, employees respond differently to abusive management styles, in part due to their varying levels of psychopathy, according to a new study from the University of Notre Dame.
Certain types of "psychopaths" actually benefit and flourish under abusive bosses, according to "Are 'Bad' Employees Happier Under Bad Bosses? Differing Effects of Abusive Supervision on Low and High Primary Psychopathy Employees." The study is forthcoming in the Journal of Business Ethics by Charlice Hurst, assistant professor of management in Notre Dame's Mendoza College of Business.
"There are primary and secondary dimensions of psychopathy," Hurst explains. "Both consist of high levels of antisocial behavior; however, people who score high in primary psychopathy lack empathy and are cool-headed and fearless. They don't react to things that cause other people to feel stressed, fearful or angry. Secondary psychopaths are more hot-headed and impulsive.
"We found that primary psychopaths benefit under abusive supervisors. Relative to their peers low in primary psychopathy, they felt less anger and more engagement and positive emotions under abusive supervisors."
Hurst, along with Lauren Simon (University of Arkansas), Yongsuhk Jung (Korea Air Force Academy) and Dante Pirouz (Western University), conducted two studies with 419 working adults. In one study, participants were asked to react to profiles of managers depicted as constructive or abusive. In that study, there were no differences in anger between high and low primary psychopathy participants, but the participants high in primary psychopathy reported feeling happier after imagining themselves working for an abusive manager.
In a second study, participants rated how abusive their own supervisors were. They were asked about behaviors such as rudeness, gossip about employees, not giving proper credit for work, invasion of privacy and breaking promises. Those high in primary psychopathy reported feeling less angry, more positive and engaged.
Hurst says the research underscores the many ways that enabling managers to abuse employees can be harmful.
"It may reward and retain exactly the kind of people who are likely to perpetuate abusive cultures," she says. "Psychopaths thriving under abusive supervisors would be better positioned to get ahead of their peers."
Companies use engagement as a measure of organizational health, but Hurst's research shows the importance of delving deeper.
"If they have a problem of endemic abuse," Hurst says, "like Wells Fargo — where former employees have reported that managers used tactics designed to induce fear and shame in order to achieve unrealistic sales goals —and upper-level managers are either unaware of it or are not taking action, they might notice increasing levels of engagement due to turnover among employees low in primary psychopathy and retention of those high in primary psychopathy. At the extreme, they could end up with a highly engaged workforce of psychopaths."
Contact: Charlice Hurst, 574-631-9469 or churst2@nd.edu
Originally published by Shannon Roddel at news.nd.edu on January 23, 2018.


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St. Herman the Wonderworker of Alaska & First Saint of America
by Gigi | Joyfully Homegrown | Dec 13, 2020 | Arts and Crafts, Faith, History, Homeschool, Lives of the Saints, Wisdom of the Saints
"Herman of Alaska was a Russian Orthodox monk from Valaam Monastery in Russia who traveled with eight other monks in 1793 to bring the Gospel to the native Aleuts and Eskimos in the Aleutian Islands. As part of the Russian colonization of the Americas, Russians had been exploring and trading there since at least 1740. Thus, he marks the first arrival of Orthodox Christian missionaries in North America. He preached the love of Christ to the Aleutians and drew many to the Church through his charitable life, caring for their orphans, building a school, and frequently defending them from the injustices and exploitation of the Russian traders. He was known to them as Apa which means "Grandfather." He lived most of his life as the sole resident of Spruce Island, a tiny wooded island near Kodiak Island." (OrthodoxWiki)


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Wesley College teams have another field to practice and play.
The new DE Turf Sports Complex in Frederica is home to 12 turf fields – one of those fields is sponsored by Wesley College. The $24 million complex is on 84 acres of land with five lighted fields and a 750-seat Champion Stadium.
The field will be used for both practices and games for Wesley College athletes.
Many teams can practice and play at once.
"We are appreciative to have a positive relationship with DE Turf that if we are in scheduling trouble we have a field to use for our teams in need," Wesley Football coach Michael Drass said.
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Criminal trial for BitMEX exec Greg Dwyer delayed to October
The U.S. criminal trial for BitMex's former head of business development, Greg Dwyer, has been delayed.
U.S. regulators first took aim at the crypto derivatives exchange in October 2020, when a number of charges came down on the exchange and its operators. Civil charges from the Commodities Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) and the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) claimed BitMEX and its executives violated CFTC rules, like anti-money laundering and know-your-customer procedures. Criminal charges from the Department of Justice claimed co-founders Arthur Hayes, Ben Delo, Samuel Reed and head of business development Dwyer violated the Bank Secrecy Act.
In August of 2021, the CFTC and FinCEN settled their suits with BitMEX. The firm will pay the regulators $100 million and is barred from offering derivatives products and swaps without CFTC approval. The criminal cases against Hayes, Delo, Reed and Dwyer, however, are still ongoing.
Dwyer faces up to five years for allegedly breaching the Bank Secrecy Act. His legal team argued that the Australian crypto mogul had less time to prepare for the charges since he's been focused on fighting extradition from Bermuda — an attempt that ultimately failed. District Judge John Koeltl agreed. Dwyer's trial will now be held in October.
All of the defendants have entered not guilty pleas, and Dwyer's legal team continues to argue his innocence. A spokesman told the Sydney Morning Herald that Dwyer is innocent and the charges are "baseless." He plans to mount a "vigorous defense," according to the Herald.
The criminal trials for Hayes, Delo and Reed are scheduled for March. Last August, a spokesperson for the co-founders told The Block that they "look forward to defending themselves in court."
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The connection of microbial biosynthetic gene clusters to the small molecule metabolites they encode is central to the discovery and characterization of new metabolic pathways with ecological and pharmacological potential. With increasing microbial genome sequence information being deposited into publicly available databases, it is clear that microbes have the coding capacity for many more biologically active small molecules than previously realized. Of increasing interest are the small molecules encoded by the human microbiome, as these metabolites likely mediate a variety of currently uncharacterized human-microbe interactions that influence health and disease. In this mini-review, we describe the ongoing biosynthetic, structural, and functional characterizations of the genotoxic colibactin pathway in gut bacteria as a thematic example of linking biosynthetic gene clusters to their metabolites. We also highlight other natural products that are produced through analogous biosynthetic logic and comment on some current disconnects between bioinformatics predictions and experimental structural characterizations. Lastly, we describe the use of pathway-targeted molecular networking as a tool to characterize secondary metabolic pathways within complex metabolomes and to aid in downstream metabolite structural elucidation efforts.


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Between The Sheets With Amy Landon
April 09, 2018 / Tanya Eby
Romance Narrators: You are from Blackfoot, Idaho, aka "The Potato Capitol of the World." So, a pretty similar place to where you now live in LA, right? Kidding of course. The story of the small town girl making her way in the big city is a popular one in our genre. Did your transition to the city involve as much intrigue and romance as the books we narrate?
Amy: Omigod yes! I am a total small-town-girl-in-the-big-city cliche. I moved to NYC before LA and spent 7 years there. I definitely had a few meet cutes that were straight out of a romance novel. I fell down the subway stairs in a massive rain storm and was picked up at the bottom by a gorgeous bass player who got me on the train and handed me his card right before the doors slid shut. I smashed my face into concrete (god, I really am a klutz) doing a play in Battery Park and the ER doc who stitched me up came to my play the following night to ask me out. And I married the one who was doing a play around the corner from the bar where I worked. And don't even get me started on those LA stories….
Romance Narrators: Talk to us about motorcycles. You're a gal who digs a bike, yeah? Ever narrated an MC book?
Amy: Who's got two thumbs and drives a Harley? Aw yeah, that's me. Moto. Chick. Keep an eye out for a new commercial running where I'm riding on 2 wheels!
I've done a couple of great MC books! Cat Porter's LOCK AND KEYwith Vikas Adam (swoon) & RANDOM AND RAREwith Aiden Snow (growl) is such great series. The characters are so real and interesting and complex.
BOUND BY FAMILYwith Joe Arden (pant) and CONSUME ME with Christian Fox (drool), both by Ryan Michele. HAMMER by Chelsea Camaron and Jessie Lane paired me and Joe again (he and I should start our own biker gang, amiright?). And while not an MC Romance, AGAINST THE ROPES by Sarah Castille has a suppppppper hot scene on top of a motorcycle. And it's totally possible to do what they were doing. I'm guessing. I've heard. I mean. Bikes are…cool.
Romance Narrators: You go girl. Word on the street is you're in a band! Tell us about Cylvia. What's your role in the group? Where/when can folks catch your act?
Amy: Cylvia is a 7 person rock band (dear god that's a lot of humans). I play keys! It's pop rock with a 90s flair. We're currently on hiatus for live shows and finishing up our second album.
Romance Narrators: Let's talk horror for a moment. Seems you've narrated some horror audiobooks as well as acted in horror films. Is this a niche of sorts for you? You like being scared?
Amy: DUDE. I LOVE HORROR. SO. MUCH. I love watching horror movies alone, late at night (am I sick? That might mean I'm sick, right?). I've been in a couple of B horror movies - one has werewolves AND zombies (It's on Netflix - have fun finding it. Be drunk when you watch it). I mean, what's not to love? In another, I get eaten alive by dogs in a phone booth (Be drunker when you watch it). Also. What's not to love? And I wrote a horror short that is hitting film festivals this year.
And, yes, I have read some amazing horror books. One is coming out soon called THE CABIN AT THE END OF THE WORLD by Paul Tremblay and it is one of the most beautiful, terrifying books I've ever read. Ever. Read it, listen to it. WOW.
And in all seriousness, I think I love horror/thriller so much because it taps in to the deeply human fears that we all have. It is a deeply human, visceral experience. And it makes you so present. It doesn't allow you to be anywhere but in the present. It's so good.
Romance Narrators: You have a beautiful Frida Kahlo quote on your website: "Take a lover who looks at you like maybe you are magic." We all want to be looked at like that, yeah? Have you witnessed or experienced that kind of love in your life?
Amy: I have had a lot of amazing love in my life. My truest friends look at me like magic. And my family. But yeah, I've also been lucky enough to have had some lovers in life that looked at me like that (buy me a scotch later and I'll get a little more detailed). And those magic moments stay with you, those people stay with you, always. I think that's why I love reading romance and bringing romance to life. Those moments are everything.
Romance Narrators: You are one of the voices of NEVERTHELESS WE PERSISTED, Audie Nominated this year for Original Work. What piece did you narrate? What does this project mean to you?
Amy: Wow. This project. I was actually lucky enough to read two pieces. I AM NOT LOLITA by Tanya Eby and PARROTS ON THE WAY TO MUM'S FUNERAL by Tricia Lowther. This last year was a difficult year for many of us politically. I also had a difficult personal year. But time and again, the women in my life step up for each other and themselves and this collection really captures that energy, that resiliency. The piece that Tanya wrote broke me. It really just broke me. I was useless for days after reading it. But it also gives me such hope and belief in the strength of people, even in the darkness.
Romance Narrators: You're no stranger to the award circuit. In 2016 you were nominated for the Audie Award for Humor for TEXTS FROM JANE EYRE by Mallory Ortberg; co-narrated by Zach Villa. Did you know when you were working on the book that it would resonate with so many listeners?
Amy: I love this project. Zach and I recorded this as a duet, in the same booth, on the same mic. I remember when we got the audition for it, we cracked ourselves up and then sent it in and the publishers said they were playing it on loop. This whole book is so damn funny. And getting to record it live with a Zach meant we could really lean into the Abbot and Costello timing. We would argue over whether parts were funnier with a second pause or a second and a half pause. I didn't know it would go where it did, but it remains one of my favorite recording experiences. It's just so damn fun and a lot of love and passion went into it.
Romance Narrators: Tell us about HER BODY AND OTHER PARTIES by Carmen Maria Machado, which you narrated. It was a finalist for the National Book Awards and on NPR's Best of 2017 list. Sounds like a special book!
Amy: THIS IS A SPECIAL BOOK - You got that right. This is Ms. Machado's debut book and it's a doozy. It's a short story collection that references and re-tells urban myths and legends (I really do love dark and twisty and horror) from a woman's perspective. It really nails, in my option, what it is to be a woman (a queer woman, a woman of color) in today's world. But the fish eye lens of genre it's told thru makes it an extra special journey. Everyone should read this, listen to it, share it. It's that good.
Romance Narrators: You are an accomplished performer in every medium it seems: audiobooks, voiceover, stage, film, TV and - as we mentioned already - you're in a band to boot! What's that like constantly shifting between art forms? Do they exercise different parts of you? Would you ever be able to choose your favorite?
Amy: I love all the different aspects of storytelling. All of them. I think they exercise different parts of me, keep me fresh, open up different ways in to the work for each medium. I honestly don't know if I have a favorite, but I am the geekiest nerdiest book nerd you've ever met - I was the kid who got so lost in books in class that bells rang and I didn't notice. So I think my work in audiobooks taps in to my truest, deepest self and it lets me delve into characters I could never play otherwise. And that. That is amazing. So. Maybe books win. (Who am I kidding? Books have always won my heart, they're my favorite. SHUT UP. I ADMITTED IT. BOOKS ARE MY FAVORITE. SERIOUSLY STOP.)
Romance Narrators: You have a popular alter ego who goes by the name of Lucy Rivers. That girl seems to have a LOT of fun. How do you decide what is an "Amy" book and what is a "Lucy" book?
Amy: Oh my yes does Lucy have a LOT of FUN. To be honest I think Amy is sometimes jealous of Lucy's fun. Lucy gets ALL the racier tittles and she loves it and lords it over Amy. Lucy is like that.
I think having a pseudonym is a helpful marker for listeners. Amy reads literary fiction, non fiction, horror, YA, SciFi, Fantasy and sweet romances. But if you buy a Lucy book you know there are going to be some heart pounding naughty bits. I don't have a set way of choosing who reads what, like if you say ____ 5 or more times, it's a Lucy book. I generally do a quick pass of the book and get a feel for it and then decide. Or authors will request one or the other know who/what the fans like.
Romance Narrators: Tell us about a book you're particularly proud of, why don't ya.
Amy: This is Sophie's Choice. I will not choose which baby to kill. I won't. Nope. Not going to do it. Not killing a baby. Unless the baby is Rosemary's. (I AM PROUD OF EVERY BOOK I WORK ON). No dead babies.
Romance Narrators: Way to stand your ground! Can you tell us about any exciting projects that you have coming up?
Amy: OOOOOOOOO. So. Hold on to your butts everybody - there is some good shit coming your way.
TWO DARK REIGNS by Kendare Blake - this YA series is Game of Thrones but better. Trust me.
CABIN AT THE END OF THE WORLD by Paul Tremblay - amazing horror (we've talked about this).
THE CROSSING by Jason Mott - YA, apocalypse, gorgeous and haunting memory piece.
2 new duets for May Sage with Shane East - super hot y'all.
EVERYTHING WE GIVE- the final book in Kerry Lonsdale's Trilogy
LANDS OF LOST BORDERS by Kate Harris - a memoir about breaking down our own boundaries and barriers.
Keep up with Amy online:
Amy's Audible catalog - https://adbl.co/2qhxopS
Lucy's Audible catalog - https://adbl.co/2JueK6d
www.landonamy.com
twitter: landon_amy
Insta: @amyjlou
FB: https://www.facebook.com/amylandonnarrator/
Here are the people Amy mentioned in her interview:
Cat Porter - http://www.catporter.eu/wordpress/
Vikas Adam - https://www.facebook.com/VikasAdam/
Aiden Snow - https://www.facebook.com/AidenSnowNarrator/
Ryan Michele - http://authorryanmichele.net
Chelsea Camaron - http://authorchelseacamaron.com
Jessie Lane - https://jessielanebooks.com
Sarah Castille - http://sarahcastille.com
Tanya Eby - http://www.tanyaeby.com
Carmen Maria Machado - https://carmenmariamachado.com
Kendare Blake - http://kendareblake.com
Jason Mott - http://jasonmottauthor.com
May Sage - http://www.maysageauthor.com
Kerry Lonsdale - https://www.kerrylonsdale.com
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If you have acne, opting to seek professional help can be a tough judgment call. After all, there are countless brilliant resources online (ahem) where you can get the lowdown on powerful DIY or topical treatments.
But what about when your questions go beyond the typical, "Will these breakouts ever go away?" When you find a mole in an unexpected color—or a tiny, mysterious bump—it may be time to see an MD.
Of course, you may not be checking every square inch of your body on a daily basis (which is fine)—but Dr. Kauvar says the American Academy of Dermatology recommends self-exams at least once a month. "This is especially so if you have a lot of moles or freckles, or if you have a family history of skin issues," she says.
Dr. Kauvar notes it can be tricky deciphering between temporary spots, freckles and moles on your own. "Whenever you're not sure, you should see a derm—we don't expect individuals to diagnose themselves," she adds. Phew!
Keep reading for Dr. Kauvar's pro tips on what deserves a second look from a dermatologist.
When you notice a mark on your body has very slowly been getting larger in size, get it checked, Dr. Kauvar says.
"A skin growth that keeps getting bigger could potentially be the sign of basal or squamous cell carcinoma," she explains. "It can be almost any color—pearly, tan, brown, black or multicolored."
And it goes without saying you should keep tabs on anything you think is expanding.
You know them as your beauty marks, but sometimes they carry not-so-pretty risks. "Suspicious moles have some warning signs that could be early stages of melanoma," explains Dr. Kauvar. They're easy to remember because they're tied to the ABCs: asymmetry (not a perfect oval or circle), border (uneven edge), color (not uniform and includes different pigments), diameter (more than 6 millimeters) and evolving (if it's changing in any way). "That being said, you can have a really small, 2-millimeter-wide black spot that could be melanoma, so it's not foolproof," she adds. "To be on the safe side, if you have lots of moles—I'm talking hundreds—you should see a dermatologist regularly." There are also rare instances in which you have a non-pigmented melanoma spot that's pink, according to Dr. Kauvar. "But 99% of melanomas have pigment and are just bizarre-looking moles."
You know how sometimes you'll find a scab out of nowhere, unsure of how it got there? Most of the time it's just what it seems to be and heals normally. But in rare instances it could be something more serious. "If a scaly, scabbing little spot isn't going away, it could be a sign of basal or squamous cell carcinoma," says Dr. Kauvar. "It could also be bleeding, peeling or itchy."
She notes these spots aren't always so obvious. "Sometimes a basal cell looks like an almost translucent, pearly little bump that could be sitting there for quite some time." If it hasn't gone away in six to eight weeks, she recommends you get it checked.
In the meantime, keep your sunscreen on hand (and if all this is stressing you out, give yourself a little extra TLC).
Does Your Skin Need A Therapist?


Happy 2014 everyone! We are already working on the 2014 Doll Show here in Oklahoma City. Our theme this year is "Treasures from the Attic" Watch the website for all the latest information. It is not too early to begin working on those competition dolls!
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A Pharmacist's Perspective: Considerations when Selecting a Real-Time Prescription Benefit Tool
In 2018, prescription drug sales totaled $476.2 billion in the United States, making it one of the most expensive places for consumers to buy necessary therapies.1,2 As total healthcare spending continues to rise, the cost of prescription drugs for consumers and health systems draws attention from news media, regulatory bodies, and politicians. However, with efforts being made to manage drug pricing on the legislative and regulatory fronts, the technology sector is now looking to provide solutions that will be widely adopted across the industry.
Cost Transparency Solutions: The Rise of Real-Time Prescription Benefit Tools
Real-time prescription benefit (RTPB) is a relatively new technology that helps provide transparency around patient-costs in the native order-entry module within the electronic health record (EHR). Real-time benefit tools (also known as Real-Time Prescription Benefit and Real-Time Benefit Check) are transforming the traditional prescribing workflow by proactively providing patient-specific pharmacy benefit coverage information at the point-of-prescribing. This type of information enables providers to view patient out-of-pocket costs, payer recommended alternatives, and coverage restriction information (e.g., prior authorizations, quantity limits) before the prescription is sent to the pharmacy. Transparency of this information also supports cost-conversations with patients and reduces coverage surprises at the pharmacy. RxRevu often describes this type of technology as Prescription Decision Support.
While there are many prescriber and patient benefits with RTPB, this new technology is not without its fallacies.
Real-Time Benefit Challenges
Best practice in healthcare is to provide patient-centered care for every patient, every time. However, the variation in Real-Time Prescription Benefit (RTPB) coverage networks, EHR prescribing fields, and unstandardized data streams increase the likelihood drug pricing will not be seen for every patient and every drug prescribed.
Comprehensive Real-Time Benefit Vendor Networks
While the accuracy of formulary and benefit information is greatly improved with RTPB by providing patient-specific coverage information instead of plan or group level data, no vendor in this space currently has a comprehensive coverage network that includes all payers. This means health systems implementing RTPB need to assess which vendors provide the relevant coverage information for patients seen by providers in their network. In most cases, a decision may be made to include implementing more than one real-time benefit vendor. RxRevu for example, has developed one of the largest payer/PBM networks in the industry, allowing coverage information to be shown for over 150 million patients across the country. However, we do not provide 100% coverage in all markets. We are continuing to pursue payers/PBMs that would increase our coverage footprint, and are actively receiving feedback from health systems as to which payers/PBMs to partner with.
Another challenge is that RTPB tools typically provide coverage information for commercially insured patients. This has resulted in a large gap around providing price transparency for patients with Medicare and Medicaid plans. Legislation is currently in place to narrow this gap with the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services requiring Medicare Part D sponsors to implement RTPB capable of integrating with at least one prescriber's electronic prescribing system or EHR by January 1, 2021. More information about this rule is discussed in our recent blog post: What is a Real-Time Benefit Tool and What Does CMS's New RTBT Final Rule Mean for the Healthcare Industry?
Variation in Computerized Physician Order Entry (CPOE) – Quantity Units
The EHR has undeniable advantages in structuring documentation and improving the safety and organization of patient care, including prescription ordering.3 Still, with the integration of RTPB tools in the EHR, several challenges have been encountered including a lack of uniformity in units allowed in the 'Dispense Quantity' field and unmaintained medication records at the national drug code (NDC) level.
When the claims process is moved forward to the point-of-prescribing, some providers may not be aware of the elements necessary for accurate prescription billing. The National Council for Prescription Drug Programs (NCPDP) has billing unit standards, with three distinct product units (i.e., each, mL, and grams) assigned to a medication.4 The EHR however, supports prescription quantity units outside of these standards, which can result in invalid quantity submissions or inaccurate price estimates. For example, a provider may e-prescribe 1 bottle of ofloxacin 0.3% eye drops, which would result in an invalid quantity error and the absence of pricing in the real-time benefit workflow, since the correct dispense quantity for the prescription would be 5 mL or 10 mL. In a traditional pharmacy claims process outside of RTPB, translation to the correct billing unit would be addressed by pharmacy staff.
RxRevu's real-time benefit tool, SwiftRx Direct, provides solutioning for this problem by translating prescribed quantities to the appropriate billing unit to avoid invalid quantity errors. This quantity unit of measure conversion not only reduces errors related to incorrect billing units, but also allows providers to continue ordering medications in quantity units they are familiar with.
Product Mismatches and Inaccurate Product Descriptions
All commercially distributed drugs are identified using a three-segment NDC, which allows for identification at the product level. The first segment represents the labeler code (i.e, manufacturer/labeler), the second segment represents the product code (i.e., medication name and strength), and the last segment represents the package code (e.g., bottle).5,6 In RTPB tools, a representative NDC is utilized to reduce the incidence of product mismatches.
In order to solve this issue, the SwiftRx Direct real-time benefit tool provides mapping to a reference NDC to ensure the appropriate translation between the EHR and PBM occurs for accurate pricing information to be presented. This helps reduce the variation seen in the descriptions of drug products as well as reduce the frequency of inactive, repackaged, and unit-dose NDCs that may be sent in the transaction.
Alternative Recommendations: Who Really Benefits?
The role of pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) and the continued increase in drug costs has been a long debated topic. As the middle-men in the distribution chain for prescription drugs, PBMs have influential roles in determining drug costs for insurers, shaping access to medications through formulary and benefit design, and determining how much pharmacies are paid. A lack of transparency around rebates between PBMs and drug manufacturers as well as payment between PBMs and pharmacies understandably creates skepticism that the surfaced formulary alternatives in RTPB tools truly benefit the patient.
In order to garner the trust of patients and providers, SwiftRx Directis a real-time data service that surfaces therapy alternatives whenever available and those that are determined by the payer coverage data. Customers of the SwiftRx Directreal-time benefit tool have the ability to configure how many alternatives, if any, are seen in the user-interface as well as alternative sorting order by cost (e.g., lowest cost first), cost thresholds of when an alternative appears (e.g, patient savings compared with the original ordered medication is "$x"), and the ability to suppress alternatives by pharmacy location (e.g., mail order). The ability to customize these settings is contingent upon what EHR vendor a health system may be using, but allows for improved provider utilization of RTPB.
The Cost of Non-Transparent Patient Pricing
Regardless of the attitudes toward payer-PBM partnerships, high drug costs continue to be one of the most well documented factors contributing to non-adherence, medication underuse, prescription abandonment, and higher hospital readmission rates.2, 7-9 While regulatory and legislative efforts continue to be made around rising drug costs, RTPB solutions provide more transparency around patient cost. Further, health systems have the ability to customize various attributes in the user-interface (e.g. alternative surfacing), making the technology more user friendly and effective in the prescribing workflow.
Even though RTPB tools are not always a perfect solution, they are challenging the traditional prescription life cycle, creating more transparency around patient-specific formulary and benefit information, promoting fiscally responsible prescribing practices, and improving patient access to affordable drug therapies. We've outlined a few of the considerations that a health system might think about before deploying a RTPB tool, but our hope is that RTPB will soon be a best practice in health care, providing patient-centered care with drug pricing for every patient, every time.
Written by: Megan Holsopple, PharmD, BCPS | Clinical Pharmacy Coordinator, Innovation and Research
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Arizona Coyotes set for playoffs for first time in eight years, kind of
The NHL's 24-team playoff structure sees the Coyotes take on the Predators in the 'play-in' round.
By James Reeve@JamesRJReeve May 28, 2020, 12:00pm MST
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Finally, the Arizona Coyotes have ended an eight-year playoff drought thanks to the NHL's 24-team format confirmed by the league yesterday, kind of.
The new system, which the league has established so that a Stanley Cup champion will be officially named in 2020, will see 16 teams compete in a 'play-in' round, progressing into what is considered the official first round.
As the ninth seed in the Western Conference, the Coyotes will need to qualify through the best-of-five series against the Nashville Predators, a team they are very familiar with since their last appearance in the playoffs.
The play-in round is technically not considered an official round of the playoffs, though most of the teams that have been included will likely consider it to be.
It is unclear whether or not points scored in this initial round will be combined with regular-season statistics, or whether the league will consider them 'post-season' stats, giving teams even more of an argument as to it being the playoffs.
Regardless of whether or not it is officially considered to be the playoffs, it will certainly feel like playoff hockey with the opportunity to progress adding extra incentive to the games.
With the prospect of seeing the Coyotes playing important hockey shortly, I decided to take a brief look back at the 2012 series while also looking at more recent competitions between the two teams.
2012 was a good year
Fans of the Arizona Coyotes will undoubtedly remember the 2012 playoff run for years to come, with the team reaching the Western Conference Finals for the first time in franchise history.
Coached by Dave Tippett, the Coyotes finished the regular season with a 42-27-13 record, claiming a Pacific Division title in the process.
They faced the Chicago Blackhawks in the first round of the playoffs and endured five consecutive games that were decided in overtime, taking a 3-2 record heading into Game Six.
A dominating 4-0 victory in Chicago set the Coyotes up with a second-round tie against the Barry Trotz-coached Nashville Predators.
Facing back-to-back Central Division teams was a challenge for the Coyotes, with both opponents sporting better winning records while heading into the playoffs, but it was the desert dogs that battled through the adversity to go on to an impressive run.
Five out of their first six playoff games ended in overtime and the first game of the series against Nashville was decided in the same manner.
Goals from Radim Vrbata, Rostislav Klesla, and Mikkel Boedker were washed out when Martin Erat scored with less than five minutes left to go in the third period, but Ray Whitney ensured the then-Phoenix Coyotes claimed the first game after over 14 minutes of overtime.
Game Two, also in Phoenix, was far more decisive from the Coyotes, who took a 5-3 victory and kept the Predators from leading at any point in the game, with popular figures Boedker, Antoine Vermette, Shane Doan, and Keith Yandle all playing a part in the victory as Tippett's side took a 2-0 lead.
Game Three, the first in Nashville, saw the home side reduce the series to 2-1, with the Coyotes unable to get on the scoresheet for the first time in the entire playoffs.
That was as close as the Predators got to worrying the Coyotes, however, with Shane Doan ensuring their second game in Nashville ended 1-0 in their favor before returning home to Phoenix, where they secured the decisive 2-1 home victory to push themselves into the Western Conference Finals.
Overcoming two strong Central Division teams was a bright spark for the Coyotes organization, but they were, unfortunately, unable to overcome the LA Kings, falling in five games to the eventual Stanley Cup champions.
Recent Record
By the time the Arizona Coyotes and Nashville Predators take to the ice in the play-in round, it will have been more than half a year since they last played against each other in the regular season.
During the 2019/20 season, the Coyotes and Predators only played against each other twice, with both games coming before Christmas.
In those games, the Coyotes hold a 1-1-0 record, splitting regulation wins between the two teams evenly, with both claiming the points on home ice.
The Coyotes outscored the Predators 7-5 over those two games, with goals from Christian Dvorak, Phil Kessel (2), Jakob Chychrun, and Carl Soderberg helping them to claim a 5-3 victory at Gila River Arena while falling 3-2 at the Bridgestone Arena.
It's hard to determine how either side will play against each other due to the time since their last meeting, but having a fully healthy roster will certainly have Coyotes fans hoping this team can recreate the heroics of eight years ago and see the team officially reach the playoffs for the first time since.
Potential Arizona Coyotes trade bait at the deadline The Coyotes could be sellers at the deadline.