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Ten Years After with Alice Cooper - Ludlow Garage (Cincinnati, OH) - March 28, 1970
Alice Cooper, Ted Nugent And The Amboy Dukes & Brownsville Station - Atlanta Municipal Auditorium (Atlanta, GA) - April 1, 1971
Alice Cooper, John Mayall, Mott The Hoople - The Spectrum (Philadelphia, PA) - May 23, 1971
Alice Cooper, The Doobie Brothers & The Whiz Kids - Paramount Theatre (Seattle, WA) - July 9, 1971 thumbnail For Sale - $25 PayPal Make Offer
Alice Cooper, The Doobie Brothers & The Whiz Kids (back of ticket) - Paramount Theatre (Seattle, WA) - July 9, 1971
Alice Cooper with Brownsville Station - The Barn (Peoria, IL) - July 23, 1971
Alice Cooper, Black Oak Arkansas, Black Sabbath - Manhattan College - Gaelic Park (Bronx, NY) - July 28, 1971
One Beautiful Picnic - Alice Cooper, Procol Harum, Chuck Berry, Amboy Dukes, Brownsville Station, Teegarden And Van Winkle, Bob Seger, Catfish, Ormandy, L.A.W., Julia (signed by Alice Cooper) - Lake Milton (Lake Milton, OH) - August 22, 1971
Alice Cooper, Edgar Winter's White Trash, Dr. John - Cobo Arena (Detroit, MI) - December 19, 1971
Alice Cooper with Brownsville Station - Akron Civic Auditorium (Akron, OH) - December 28, 1971
Alice Cooper with NRBQ - Capitol Theatre (Passaic, NJ) - January 29, 1972
Alice Cooper, Blue Oyster Cult, Spirit - Buffalo Memorial Auditorium (Buffalo, NY) - April 21, 1972
Alice Cooper with Blue Oyster Cult - Dallas Memorial Auditorium (Dallas, TX) - May 6, 1972
Alice Cooper with Canned Heat & Bang - Hofheinz Pavilion (Houston, TX) - May 7, 1972
Alice Cooper - I.M.A. Auditorium (Flint, MI) - June 20, 1972
Alice Cooper - Oklahoma City Fairgrounds Arena (Oklahoma City, OK) - July 13, 1972 thumbnail For Sale - $25 PayPal Make Offer
Alice Cooper with Wishbone Ash and Ursa Major - Cobo Arena (Detroit, MI) - July 30, 1972
Alice Cooper, Canned Heat, Dr. John - Cincinnati Gardens (Cincinnati, OH) - August 6, 1972 thumbnail For Sale - $25 PayPal Make Offer
Alice Cooper with The J. Geils Band & Ursa Major - Roosevelt Stadium (Jersey City, NJ) - August 10, 1972
Peach Tree Celebration - Three Dog Night, Faces And Rod Stewart, Fleetwood Mac, Bloodrock, Poco, Savoy Brown, Goose Creek Symphony, Black Oak Arkansas, Tower Of Power, The Dillards, Bertha, Wishbone Ash, The Fabulous Rhinestones, Alice Cooper, Rory Gallagher - North Carolina Motor Speedway (Rockingham, NC) - August 18, 1972
ABC Special (Aired November 24th, 1972 & December 8th, 1972) Alice Cooper, The Allman Brothers, Blood, Sweat & Tears, Poco, Seals And Crofts, Chuck Berry, Bo Diddley, Curtis Mayfield - Hofstra University Playhouse (Long Island, NY) - November 2, 1972
Alice Cooper - Baltimore Civic Center (Baltimore, MD) - March 28, 1973
Alice Cooper - Convention Center (Louisville, KY) - April 2, 1973
Alice Cooper with Flo And Eddie - Cobo Arena (Detroit, MI) - April 4, 1973 thumbnail For Sale - $20 PayPal Make Offer
Alice Cooper with Flo And Eddie (back of ticket) - Cobo Arena (Detroit, MI) - April 4, 1973
Alice Cooper with Flo And Eddie - Cobo Arena (Detroit, MI) - April 5, 1973
Alice Cooper with Flo And Eddie - Mid-South Coliseum (Memphis, TN) - April 14, 1973
Alice Cooper Show with Flo And Eddie - Allen Fieldhouse (Lawrence, KS) - April 15, 1973
Alice Cooper with Flo And Eddie - Sam Houston Coliseum (Houston, TX) - April 29, 1973
Alice Cooper with Flo And Eddie - Tucson Community Center Arena (Tucson, AZ) - May 5, 1973
Alice Cooper with Flo And Eddie - San Diego Sports Arena (San Diego, CA) - May 6, 1973 thumbnail For Sale - $25 PayPal Make Offer
Alice Cooper with Flo And Eddie (back of stub) - San Diego Sports Arena (San Diego, CA) - May 6, 1973
Alice Cooper - San Diego Sports Arena (San Diego, CA) - May 13, 1973
Alice Cooper - Memorial Coliseum (Portland, OR) - May 24, 1973
Alice Cooper with Flo And Eddie - Madison Square Garden (New York, NY) - June 3, 1973
Alice Cooper with Stories - Nashville Municipal Auditorium (Nashville, TN) - December 8, 1973 thumbnail For Sale - $25 PayPal Make Offer
Alice Cooper with ZZ Top - Maple Leaf Gardens (Toronto, Canada) - December 14, 1973
Alice Cooper with ZZ Top - Buffalo Memorial Auditorium (Buffalo, NY) - December 31, 1973
Alice Cooper with Suzi Quatro - Erie County Fieldhouse (Erie, PA) - March 29, 1975
Alice Cooper with Suzi Quatro - Cincinnati Gardens (Cincinnati, OH) - April 6, 1975 thumbnail For Sale - $14 PayPal
Alice Cooper with Suzi Quatro - Olympia Stadium (Detroit, MI) - April 8, 1975
Alice Cooper with Suzi Quatro - Roanoke Civic Center Coliseum (Roanoke, VA) - April 11, 1975
Alice Cooper with Suzi Quatro - Hollywood Sportatorium (Hollywood, FL) - April 18, 1975 thumbnail For Sale - $14 PayPal
Alice Cooper with Suzi Quatro - Hartford Civic Center (Hartford, CT) - April 27, 1975 thumbnail For Sale - $14 PayPal
Alice Cooper with Suzi Quatro - Notre Dame University (South Bend, IN) - April 29, 1975 thumbnail For Sale - $14 PayPal
Alice Cooper with Suzi Quatro - Maple Leaf Gardens (Toronto, Canada) - May 2, 1975
Alice Cooper with Suzi Quatro - Niagara Falls Convention Center (Niagara Falls, NY) - May 4, 1975
Alice Cooper with Suzi Quatro - Madison Square Garden (New York, NY) - May 5, 1975
Alice Cooper with Suzi Quatro - Tulsa Assembly Center (Tulsa, OK) - May 17, 1975 thumbnail For Sale - $14 PayPal
Alice Cooper with Suzi Quatro (back of stub) - Tulsa Assembly Center (Tulsa, OK) - May 17, 1975
Alice Cooper with Suzi Quatro - Convention Center (Louisville, KY) - May 22, 1975
Alice Cooper with Suzi Quatro - Nashville Municipal Auditorium (Nashville, TN) - May 25, 1975 thumbnail For Sale - $14 PayPal
Alice Cooper with Suzi Quatro - City Park Stadium (New Orleans, LA) - June 7, 1975
Alice Cooper with Suzi Quatro - Selland Arena (Fresno, CA) - June 15, 1975
Alice Cooper with Suzi Quatro (back of stub) - Selland Arena (Fresno, CA) - June 15, 1975
Alice Cooper - Long Beach Arena (Long Beach, CA) - June 17, 1975
Alice Cooper - The Forum (Inglewood, CA) - June 18, 1975
Alice Cooper - The Forum (Inglewood, CA) - June 18, 1975 thumbnail For Sale - $14 PayPal
Alice Cooper - Memorial Coliseum (Portland, OR) - June 20, 1975
Alice Cooper with Johnny Winter, Leslie West & The James Gang - Roosevelt Stadium (Jersey City, NJ) - July 6, 1975
Alice Cooper with Suzi Quatro - Capital Centre (Largo, MD) - July 9, 1975
Alice Cooper with Heavy Metal Kids - Sydney Showground (Sydney, New South Wales, Australia) - March 26, 1977
Alice Cooper, The Tubes, Nazareth, Sha Na Na, The Kinks - Anaheim Stadium (Anaheim, CA) - June 19, 1977
Alice Cooper, The Tubes, Nazareth, Sha Na Na, The Kinks - Anaheim Stadium (Anaheim, CA) - June 19, 1977 thumbnail For Sale - $14 PayPal
Alice Cooper with Burton Cummings - McMahon Stadium (Calgary, Alberta, Canada) - June 26, 1977
Alice Cooper with REO Speedwagon - Sam Houston Coliseum (Houston, TX) - July 2, 1977
Alice Cooper with Rick Derringer - Tarrant County Convention Center Arena (Fort Worth, TX) - July 3, 1977
Alice Cooper with Rick Derringer - Tarrant County Convention Center Arena (Fort Worth, TX) - July 3, 1977 thumbnail For Sale - $14 PayPal
Alice Cooper - Municipal Auditorium (San Antonio, TX) - July 5, 1977
Alice Cooper - Veterans Memorial Coliseum (Phoenix, AZ) - July 7, 1977
Alice Cooper - Tingley Coliseum (Albuquerque, NM) - July 9, 1977
Alice Cooper with Burton Cummings - Omaha Auditorium Arena (Omaha, NE) - July 29, 1977
Alice Cooper with The Climax Blues Band and/or Burton Cummings - Kemper Arena (Kansas City, MO) - July 30, 1977
Alice Cooper with The Climax Blues Band and/or Burton Cummings - Kemper Arena (Kansas City, MO) - July 30, 1977 thumbnail For Sale - $14 PayPal
Alice Cooper with Burton Cummings - Cobo Arena (Detroit, MI) - August 8, 1977
Alice Cooper with Burton Cummings - The Myriad (Oklahoma City, OK) - August 13, 1977
Alice Cooper - San Diego Sports Arena (San Diego, CA) - August 21, 1977 thumbnail For Sale - $14 PayPal
Alice Cooper with Burton Cummings - UNI-Dome (Cedar Falls, IA) - August 28, 1977 thumbnail For Sale - $14 PayPal
Alice Cooper - McNichols Sports Arena (Denver, CO) - August 30, 1977
Alice Cooper - Sam Houston Coliseum (Houston, TX) - April 18, 1978
Alice Cooper - St. Paul Civic Arena (St. Paul, MN) - April 28, 1978
Alice Cooper with Charlie - The Checkerdome (St. Louis, MO) - May 2, 1978
Alice Cooper - Dayton Hara Arena (Dayton, OH) - May 4, 1978
Alice Cooper with The Climax Blues Band - Buffalo Memorial Auditorium (Buffalo, NY) - June 20, 1978
Alice Cooper - The Spectrum (Philadelphia, PA) - June 23, 1978
Alice Cooper with The Sweet - Carolina Coliseum (Columbia, SC) - June 29, 1978
Alice Cooper - Hollywood Sportatorium (Hollywood, FL) - July 7, 1978
Alice Cooper with The Sweet - Lakeland Civic Center (Lakeland, FL) - July 8, 1978 thumbnail For Sale - $14 PayPal
Alice Cooper with The Sweet - Lakeland Civic Center (Lakeland, FL) - July 8, 1978
Alice Cooper - Cobo Arena (Detroit, MI) - February 16, 1979
Alice Cooper with The Babys - Kemper Arena (Kansas City, MO) - February 19, 1979
Alice Cooper - Market Square Arena (Indianapolis, IN) - February 27, 1979
Alice Cooper with The Babys - The Checkerdome (St. Louis, MO) - February 28, 1979
Alice Cooper with The Babys - International Amphitheatre (Chicago, IL) - March 4, 1979
Alice Cooper with The Babys - McNichols Sports Arena (Denver, CO) - March 29, 1979
Alice Cooper with The Babys - Seattle Center Coliseum (Seattle, WA) - April 3, 1979
Alice Cooper - San Diego Sports Arena (San Diego, CA) - April 9, 1979
Alice Cooper - Tucson Community Center Arena (Tucson, AZ) - April 10, 1979
Alice Cooper with The Babys - Lloyd Noble Center (Norman, OK) - April 14, 1979
Alice Cooper with The Babys - San Antonio Convention Center Arena (San Antonio, TX) - April 16, 1979
Alice Cooper with The Babys - Sam Houston Coliseum (Houston, TX) - April 18, 1979
Alice Cooper - San Diego State University - Open Air Theatre (San Diego, CA) - June 10, 1980
Alice Cooper - The Greek Theatre (Los Angeles, CA) - June 18, 1980
Alice Cooper with Billy Squier - Municipal Auditorium (Kansas City, MO) - July 6, 1980
Black Sabbath, Alice Cooper, Billy Blue Oyster Cult, Billy Squier, Riot, Shakin' Street - Robertson Stadium (Houston, TX) - July 13, 1980
Black Sabbath, Alice Cooper, Blue Oyster Cult, Billy Squier, Riot, Shakin' Street - Robertson Stadium (Houston, TX) - July 13, 1980
Alice Cooper - Riverside Centroplex (Baton Rouge, LA) - July 13, 1980
Alice Cooper - Hara Arena (Dayton, OH) - July 24, 1980
Alice Cooper with Billy Squier - Civic Arena (Omaha, NE) - August 2, 1980
Alice Cooper with Billy Squier - Campus SIU (Edwardsville, IL) - August 3, 1980
Alice Cooper - Joe Louis Arena (Detroit, MI) - August 9, 1980
Alice Cooper - Wendler Arena (Saginaw, MI) - August 13, 1980
Alice Cooper - University of Colorado (Boulder, CO) - October 25, 1980
Alice Cooper - Compton Terrace (Tempe, AZ) - July 1, 1981
Alice Cooper with The Joe Perry Project - Wendler Arena (Saginaw, MI) - July 8, 1981
Alice Cooper with The Joe Perry Project - Joe Louis Arena (Detroit, MI) - July 10, 1981
Alice Cooper - Holiday Star Theatre (Merrillville, IN) - July 18, 1981
Alice Cooper - Front Row Theatre (Cleveland, OH) - July 21, 1981
Alice Cooper - USF Sun Dome (Tampa, FL) - July 25, 1981
Alice Cooper - Uptown Theatre (Chicago, IL) - August 6, 1981
Alice Cooper - The Savoy (New York, NY) - August 16, 1981 thumbnail For Sale - $18 PayPal
Alice Cooper - Mid-Hudson Civic Center - Mair Hall (Poughkeepsie, NY) - August 18, 1981
Alice Cooper - Providence Civic Center (Providence, RI) - August 20, 1981
Alice Cooper - The Palace Theatre (Albany, NY) - October 9, 1981
Alice Cooper - Old Lady Of Brady (Tulsa, OK) - October 30, 1981
Alice Cooper with Goddo - Maple Leaf Gardens (Toronto, Canada) - November 24, 1981
Alice Cooper - Orange Pavilion (San Bernardino, CA) - October 24, 1986
Alice Cooper - Toledo Sports Arena (Toledo, OH) - November 1, 1986
Alice Cooper - Hara Arena (Dayton, OH) - November 7, 1986
Alice Cooper - The Centrum (Worcester, MA) - November 19, 1986
Alice Cooper - Public Auditorium (Cleveland, OH) - December 13, 1986
Alice Cooper - Utica Memorial Auditorium (Utica, NY) - December 14, 1986
Alice Cooper - Public Hall (Cleveland, OH) - December 13, 1986
Alice Cooper - Auditorium North Hall (Memphis, TN) - January 3, 1987
Alice Cooper - The Louisville Gardens (Louisville, KY) - January 4, 1987
Alice Cooper - Houston Music Hall (Houston, TX) - January 16, 1987
Alice Cooper - State Fair Coliseum (Dallas, TX) - January 17, 1987
Alice Cooper - Portland Coliseum (Portland, OR) - January 23, 1987
Alice Cooper - Seattle Center Arena (Seattle, WA) - January 24, 1987
Alice Cooper - Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center (Oakland, CA) - January 27, 1987
Alice Cooper - Thomas & Mack Center (Las Vegas, NV) - January 30, 1987
Alice Cooper - Veterans Memorial Coliseum (Phoenix, AZ) - January 31, 1987
Alice Cooper - Kemper Arena (Kansas City, MO) - February 5, 1987
Alice Cooper with Megadeth - Kiel Auditorium (St. Louis, MO) - February 8, 1987
Alice Cooper - Joe Louis Arena (Detroit, MI) - February 13, 1987
Alice Cooper - Five Seasons Center (Cedar Rapids, IA) - February 14, 1987
Alice Cooper with Sword - Auditorium de Verdun (Montreal, Canada) - February 28, 1987
Alice Cooper with Faster Pussycat & Frehleys Comet - Hara Arena (Dayton, OH) - November 3, 1987
Alice Cooper with Faster Pussycat & Frehleys Comet - Memorial Coliseum (Fort Wayne, IN) - November 5, 1987
Alice Cooper with Faster Pussycat & Frehleys Comet - Market Square Arena (Indianapolis, IN) - November 6, 1987
Alice Cooper - Mid-Hudson Civic Center - Mair Hall (Poughkeepsie, NY) - November 10, 1987
Alice Cooper - Tower Theatre (Upper Darby, PA) - November 20, 1987
Alice Cooper - State Fair Coliseum (Dallas, TX) - December 4, 1987
Alice Cooper - UIC Pavilion (Chicago, IL) - December 18, 1987
Alice Cooper with Motorhead or Armored Saint - Memorial Hall (Kansas City, KS) - January 8, 1988
Alice Cooper with Boyfriend - Kiel Auditorium (St. Louis, MO) - January 16, 1988
Alice Cooper with Motorhead - St. John�s Memorial Stadium (St. Johns, Newfoundland) - February 3, 1988
Alice Cooper with Motorhead & Faster Pussycat - Long Beach Arena (Long Beach, CA) - February 26, 1988
Alice Cooper with Danger Danger & The Front - Municipal Auditorium (San Antonio, TX) - February 25, 1990
Alice Cooper - Fox Theatre (Atlanta, GA) - February 28, 1990
Alice Cooper - Florida Theatre (Jacksonville, FL) - March 5, 1990
Alice Cooper - Mosque Theatre (Richmond, VA) - March 8, 1990
Alice Cooper - Tower Theatre (Upper Darby, PA) - March 9, 1990
Alice Cooper with Danger Danger & The Front - Fox Theatre (St. Louis, MO) - March 27, 1990
Alice Cooper - Paramount Theatre (Seattle, WA) - April 3, 1990
Alice Cooper - Mesa Amphitheatre (Mesa, AZ) - April 10, 1990
Alice Cooper - Sajam Hall 1 (Beograd, Serbia) - July 21, 1990
Operation Rock And Roll - Judas Priest, Alice Cooper, Motorhead, Dangerous Toys, Metal Church - The Summit (Houston, TX) - July 27, 1991
Operation Rock And Roll - Judas Priest, Alice Cooper, Motorhead, Dangerous Toys, Metal Church - Pine Knob Music Theatre (Clarkston, MI) - August 3, 1991
Operation Rock And Roll - Judas Priest, Alice Cooper, Motorhead, Dangerous Toys, Metal Church - The Meadowlands Arena (East Rutherford, NJ) - August 9, 1991
Operation Rock And Roll - Judas Priest, Alice Cooper, Dangerous Toys, Metal Church - Capital Centre (Largo, MD) - August 15, 1991
The Scorpions with Alice Cooper - Woodlands Pavilion (Woodlands, TX) - June 9, 1996
Scorpions & Alice Cooper - Rose Garden (Portland, OR) - July 5, 1996
Alice Cooper with The Scorpions & My Head - Riverport Amphitheatre (St. Louis, MO) - July 16, 1996
Scorpions with Alice Cooper - Coca-Cola Star Lake (Pittsburgh, PA) - July 28, 1996
The Scorpions & Alice Cooper - Great Woods Center for the Performing Arts (Mansfield, MA) - August 3, 1996
The Scorpions with Alice Cooper - Lakewood Amphitheatre (Atlanta, GA) - August 12, 1996
Alice Cooper with Scorpions - Mid-Hudson Civic Center - Mair Hall (Poughkeepsie, NY) - August 15, 1996
Alice Cooper with Dokken - PNC Bank Arts Center (Holmdel, NJ) - August 14, 1997
Alice Cooper, Warrant, Slaughter, Dokken - Darien Lake Performing Arts Center (Darien Center, NY) - August 15, 1997
Alice Cooper with Vinnie Vincent - Metro (Chicago, IL) - July 22, 1998
Alice Cooper - Ruth Eckerd Hall (Clearwater, FL) - August 9, 1998
Alice Cooper with John Kay And Steppenwolf - Hawthorne Race Course (Stickney/Cicero, IL) - October 10, 1999
Alice Cooper - Bronco Bowl (Dallas Fort Worth, TX) - October 15, 1999
Ultimate Rock Symphony Arena Spectacular - Roger Daltrey, Alice Cooper, Peter Frampton, Paul Rodgers, Gary Brooker, Jack Bruce, Simon Townshend, Geoff Whitehorn, John Rabbit Bundrick, Jaz Lochrie, Ben Townshend - Wollongong Entertainment Centre (Wollongong, New South Wales, Australia) - March 1, 2000
Alice Cooper with Tidewater Grain - Bricktown Events Center (Oklahoma City, OK) - September 27, 2000
Alice Cooper - Carolina Metroplex (Greenville, SC) - October 13, 2000
Alice Cooper - Hawthorne Race Course (Stickney/Cicero, IL) - October 15, 2000
Alice Cooper - Star Plaza Theatre (Merrillville, IN) - October 5, 2001
Alice Cooper - Merriweather Post Pavilion (Columbia, MD) - October 16, 2001
Alice Cooper - House Of Blues (Myrtle Beach, SC) - November 3, 2001
Alice Cooper - House Of Blues (Chicago, IL) - October 23, 2002
Alice Cooper with Cheap Trick - Wolf Trap Filene Center (Vienna, VA) - August 25, 2005
Alice Cooper with Twisted Sister - The Brighton Centre (Brighton, England) - November 5, 2005
Alice Cooper with Wednesday 13 - Warner Theatre (Washington, DC) - October 23, 2006
Alice Cooper with Whitestarr - Uptown Theatre (Kansas City, MO) - August 26, 2007
Heaven And Hell, Alice Cooper & Queensryche - The Family Arena (St. Charles, MO) - September 23, 2007
Alice Cooper with Lillian Axe - Verizon Wireless Theater (Houston, TX) - October 22, 2007
Alice Cooper with THe Hell Drivers - Freedom Hill Amphitheatre (Sterling Heights, MI) - September 19, 2009
Alice Cooper - The National (Richmond, VA) - September 29, 2009
Halloween Hootenanny - Gruesome Twosome featuring Rob Zombie & Alice Cooper - Gibson Amphitheatre (Los Angeles, CA) - September 30, 2010
Alice Cooper - Mitchell Field Complex (Long Island, NY) - June Unknown, 1973
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County residents with disabilities enjoy Holiday Hop
PG Sentinel December 9, 2015 0 0
LANDOVER – Residents with disabilities brought in the Christmas season with a Holiday Hop event hosted by the Prince George's County Department of Parks and Recreation. On Dec. 4, the Holiday Hop, organized by Natalie Smart, a therapeutic recreation specialist and Veronica Burke, a therapeutic recreation coordinator, provided holiday entertainment for approximately 150 teens and […]
LANDOVER – Residents with disabilities brought in the Christmas season with a Holiday Hop event hosted by the Prince George's County Department of Parks and Recreation.
On Dec. 4, the Holiday Hop, organized by Natalie Smart, a therapeutic recreation specialist and Veronica Burke, a therapeutic recreation coordinator, provided holiday entertainment for approximately 150 teens and adults who have developmental disabilities.
"The activities and services that are provided for people with disabilities have expanded. Gone are the days when you find a child with a disability and you put them in a home, hospital or institution," Smart said. "Now they are included into the community and they can live successful lives."
Smart said people always remark that what the department is constantly doing for individuals with disabilities is "awesome" and is helping others become more open to this particular cause.
"We are creating awareness about people with disabilities," Smart said. "They are people too and have their own ideas and they like to be social. They have their friends just like anybody else."
Most of the participants are a part of social clubs that attend several activities throughout the month, but mainly look forward to the Holiday Hop at the end of the year. This year the participants were able to take selfies with holiday decorated frames at the selfie station and listen to music from the live band, DC Fusion.
"I come every year and every year I love it. This was the best holiday hop ever," said participant Melinda Wentz. "I came and danced all night with my friends. It's a positive event for us to be able to come to at the end of the year. There's entertainment for us."
Niles Gilchrist heard about the event through a previous social event at University of Maryland College Park.
"I love hanging out with my group of friends, dancing and meeting new people at the holiday Hop," Gilchrist said.
Burke explained her joy for the event as well.
"The annual dance started back in 1980 for individuals, teens and adults with disabilities because they were not necessarily included in the mainstream," Burke said. "You see the participants grow with you just by seeing them come in and enjoy the activities. That astringent value of giving back brings you joy that you can't explain."
Recently, the Prince George's County recreation inclusion services for people with disabilities was awarded a national honor in September when the Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission's (M-NCPPC) Department of Parks and Recreation in Prince George's County received a National Excellence in Inclusion Award from the National Recreation and Park Association (NRPA). The award was presented at the 2015 NRPA Annual Congress in Las Vegas, Nevada.
"It was exciting to accept the inclusion award for our long-term continued efforts in showing and expanding our disability services," said Mary Bowie, therapeutic recreation manager. "The award and the Holiday Hop reflects the strong work that we do in continuing to serve individuals with disabilities in our community. It proves that residents in this county with disabilities are not an afterthought, they are the first thought."
This is the second time M-NCPPC's special programs division has received this award, first winning in 2004 when the National Institute of Recreation Inclusion presented the organization with the award. The award recognizes and honors an agency or organization that has rendered significant leadership efforts and advocacy in inclusive processes and practices. It also demonstrates and excels in inclusive programming by providing inclusive opportunities and events to people of diversity or with disabilities.
"The benefits of our program and events such as the Holiday Hop are endless. The participants get to socialize, exercise, get the heart going, take photos, and have fun," Burke said. "Individuals with disabilities have a bigger need to exercise and they can be excited about doing it at events like this one. Some sit and chitchat and some are strictly on the dance floor. They show up a half hour early just eager to have fun. It is something you really need to see and experience."
All of the participants sign up and register through the smart link. When they show up at the holiday event, they enter the raffle and halfway through the dance the staff announces giveaways and door prizes.
"Nobody goes home empty handed," said Burke.
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The Committee on the Summer Seminar has completed its work. We received 53 excellent applications!
We are excited about the enormous interest in our Seminar.
We anticipate our seminars will run 5-6 hours a day, excluding Sunday (not including lunch and coffee breaks)–beginning no earlier than 9:30. We anticipate a modified schedule on Wednesdays, ending our Seminar 3:30 or 4, (for individual meetings with directors). There will be 5-6 outside speaker evenings, and Sunday (Aug 4) with no scheduled seminar meetings (which doesn't mean you might not want to create some yourselves). Of course there will be break-out groups and several opportunities for participants to present their own materials. If participants wish to hold talks on open nights, they are very welcome to do so, but this is optional. We'll hold a short meeting Sunday Aug. 11 to grant certificates over brunch. This will be immersive as promised.
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New York state launches widespread COVID-19 antibody testing
Published on : Tue 21st April 2020, 10:27 AM
New York, April 21 (IANS) New York state, the epicentre of the coronavirus pandemic in the US, has launched a large-scale COVID-19 antibody testing in an effort to find out how much of its population has been infected with the virus.
The testing, which started on Monday, is being run by the state's health department and started with 3,000 samples this week based on random selection of the state's 19 million people, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo said.
As of Monday evening, the state reported over 253,000 cases and more than 18,000 deaths. New York City alone recorded over 141,000 cases, according to the by Johns Hopkins University.
According to Cuomo, New York state recorded 478 COVID-19 deaths on Sunday, the lowest single-day death toll in weeks, reports Xinhua news agency.
Though the state has passed the plateau, no one knows how long will it take to trek down the other side, said Cuomo.
"Think about what we've gone through. Think about how many New Yorkers we've lost and are still losing. We must tread very carefully," he warned.
The Governor once again called on the federal government to provide funding to hard-hit states like New York, which needs hundreds of billions of dollars to fill its budget hole.
Cuomo said hospitals, schools and local government could face some 20-per cent budget cut unless Congress passes a $500 billion state aid bill in the coming days.
He said that if the federal government could fund businesses, it should not forget about "teachers and police officers and firefighters and transit workers and health care workers and nursing home staff" who are funded with the state budget.
Cuomo also called on Washington to provide hazard pay for essential public workers who are risking their lives on the front lines day in and day out, and proposed a 50 per cent bonus for them.
"Essential public workers are the ones on the front lines every day carrying us through this crisis, and we must ensure their efforts and sacrifice are appropriately recognized.
"This crisis is not over yet, and as long as these workers continue to work and expose themselves to the virus, they should be properly compensated," he added.
In New York City, Mayor Bill de Blasio said on Monday that permits for major events, including the annual Pride March, will be cancelled through June.
Summer events are expected to be held later this year.
"We will do it at the right time," de Blasio said. "We're not doing anything but what is right to protect New Yorkers and this country."
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Koalas are included in the family of Phascolarctidae. The herbivorous animals can be found living in a tree for they are marsupial. Koalas are native Australian animals living in trees. Their scientific name is Phascolarctos cinereus.
Even though koalas are very cute animal, you should never hunt them. It is reported that koalas' population is decreased each year. In the wild, the population is less than 100,000.
Koala Facts 3: What Does Koala Eats?
Since koalas live in trees, they need to get the food from this habitat too. They like to eat eucalyptus leaves, barks, mistletoe and box leaves.
Just like any other animals in the world, koalas have specific behaviors. The animals like to sleep for 16 hours during the day. That's why it is considered as nocturnal animals. They live alone and prefer not to live within a group. The arboreal animals like to love in a tree.
Based on the history is of Koala in Australia, it is stated that koala has been living in some areas in Australia such as Queensland, Victoria, New South Wales and South Australia. The best place to find koala is on the coastal island, Eucalyptus forest and woodland.
Koala is suffering from the decline number of their population. Many people hunt koala in 1920s to get the fur. It is estimated that each year the population of koala declines up to 4,000 because of destruction of habitat, global warming, and hunting.
The gestation period of koalas only takes 35 days as they only breed once in a year. When the baby koala is born, it will live in the mother pouch. When it grows bigger, he will live alone to gather food and stay survive from any threats.
Koala is named as a native Australian animal for some reasons. One of them is the discovery of koala fossil in Australia. The age of the fossil is more than 20 million.
The scientists state that the brain size of the modern and ancient koala is totally different in size. The modern koalas have smaller brain because of the small energy that they get from the food.
You can call the baby koala as joey. This animal will live in the mother pouch at least 7 months until it is independent and strong to live on his own.
Koala is a cute animal to note. It has finger prints. With the black and pink colors, many children like to see koala closer. I hope that you enjoy reading the facts about koala above.


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Its name is white hawk, its inspiration, private jets. Svelte and soaring, both elements convey the unparalleled legacy of Bell & Ross in producing top-of-the-line aeronautical watches. New in, the BR-X1 and BR-X1 Tourbillon White Hawk take their cues from the innovative technologies that go into the design and manufacture of aircrafts. Through a completely revolutionary construct, these time measuring instruments combine ultra-masculine aesthetic codes with the technical refinement of high-end watchmaking.
Recalling the regalia of the most exclusive private jets, a palette of white and grey was deployed for the BR-X1. Front and centre, grade 5 titanium 45 mm cases sport white ceramic belts. Micro-blasting on the former and a matte finishing on the latter prevents light reflection. To enhance efficiency and optimise readability, buttons with added grip by way of rubber inserts are included alongside a red rim to highlight the chronograph function.
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Key Lime Pie Shines as the Signature Dish of the Florida Keys
FLORIDA KEYS — Few people visit the Florida Keys without sampling a few slices of Key lime pie. Just as New York is famed for its thin-crust pizza, New Orleans for its beignets and Alaska for its king crab, the island chain is known for Key lime pie.
The signature dessert is made from the Key lime, a fruit indigenous to the Florida Keys that's smaller and rounder than the Persian limes typically found in grocery stores. Millions of slices of the tart, creamy pie — voted the official pie of the state of Florida by the state legislature in 2006 — are savored every year by Keys visitors and locals.
According to the owner of Key West's Curry Mansion Inn, a woman named Aunt Sally, the cook for estate owner William Curry, made the first Key lime pie. Key West historian Tom Hambright, on the other hand, surmises that Aunt Sally likely perfected a delicacy created by area fishermen.
While the pie's exact birthdate and creator are unknown, most people believe it originated in Key West in the late 19th century — predating refrigeration and the Florida Keys Over-Sea Railroad that brought fresh ingredients like milk to the island at high speed.
Recipes for the original Key lime pie did not require refrigeration or baking. Instead, the acid in the Key lime juice reacted chemically with the other ingredients, a process called souring, and "cooked" the pie.
Key lime pie's primary ingredients are sweetened condensed milk, egg yolks and the juice of the tiny yellow Key lime. These limes are unique in both their tartness and distinctive small size. The egg yolks give the pie a yellowish coloring and, contrary to what some believe, green pies are not authentic.
The cool, smooth-textured filling is typically nestled in a crust made from graham crackers and butter, and the pie is smothered in whipped cream or topped with meringue. The controversy over which topping is better has raged for decades in the Keys.
Those who adhere to the motto "waste not, want not," use the leftover egg whites to create a tall meringue topping. Whipped cream supporters may derive their preference from the pie's early days, when cows were kept on nearby Stock Island and milk products had to be consumed quickly due to lack of refrigeration.
A good Florida Keys Key lime pie should be naturally tart and stiff, standing up well on a plate yet still looking and feeling creamy.
Today, Key lime pie can be found in many forms throughout the island chain — dipped in chocolate and frozen on a stick at Kermit's Key West Key Lime Shoppe and other emporiums, deep-fried at Porky's Bayside Restaurant in Marathon or even mixed with multiple seasonal flavors. Each spot places its individual hallmark on the creation.
The pie also has inspired nontraditional Key lime–flavored items: Key lime jerk seasoning from Peppers of Key West, Key Lime Wing Sauce from Kermit's, homemade Key lime ice cream at Flamingo Crossing in Key West and the milkshake-like Key lime freeze at Mrs. Mac's Kitchen in Key Largo. For an after-dark treat, Cafe Marquesa in Key West even serves a "Key limetini" in a graham cracker–rimmed glass.
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Snorkeler Katherine Wieland examines the "Christ of the Deep" statue in the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary off Key Largo, Fla. This nine-foot-tall, 4,000 pound replica of a similar statue, located in the waters off the coast of Italy, is submerged in 25 feet of water at Key Largo Dry Rocks. Photo by Stephen Frink/Florida Keys News Bureau
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What makes the Seven Mile Bridge so fascinating? For one thing, it's one of the longest segmental bridges in the world and the centerpiece of the Florida Keys Overseas Highway that winds throughout the entire island chain.
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Identical twin sisters Harper and Tabitha Frost couldn't live more differently, on beautiful islands eleven miles apart.
Easygoing Harper likes a beer and a shot and wouldn't be caught dead wearing anything fashionable. She's inherited her father's rundown house on Martha's Vineyard, but she can't hold down a job, and her latest romantic disaster has the island talking.
Dignified Tabitha prefers fine wine and has inherited her fashion designer mother's impeccable taste. Tabitha has a rebellious teenage daughter and a Nantucket boutique that desperately needs a cash infusion.
Now, Harper and Tabitha switch islands-and lives-to save their splintered family. Can they end their sibling rivalry before the last beach picnic of the season?


Diabetes happens to be one of the debilitating ailments that is caused due to an increased level of blood glucose in the body and the inability of our body to regulate it. The common symptoms of diabetes include increased thirst, fatigue, and frequent urination among others. It is also the leading cause of foot amputations worldwide. This happens due to the dying of nerve endings of the feet and the inability of blood to reach the very extremities of the feet. Also, since the blood helps to keep the skin, bones and tissues healthy, its absence causes infections to take root. Both the above mentioned reasons – decreased blood flow to the extremities of the feet as well as nerve damage can subject your feet to permanent damage even to the extent of requiring amputation should you not take care of the same in time.
Foot ulcers can be one of the manifestations of diabetes and in severe cases need hospitalization. These are mainly caused by neuropathy (nerve damage) or poor arterial circulation. In fact, in the majority of cases, foot ulceration can lead to amputation of the foot. The main reason for diabetes related foot amputation is due to late diagnosis of the problem. Since the nerve damage prevents the patient to identify the problem let alone judge its severity, the ulcers can grow rapidly often to the point of no return. However, the podiatry services in Mandurah and elsewhere are effective in diagnosing the damage and preventing it from spreading further.
Podiatrists can detect the early signs of nerve damage from diabetes and provide tips on foot care. Besides, they treat the problems as well should they arise in the first place. As the adage goes, 'prevention is better than cure,' it is important for the diabetics and others to take proper care of their feet. This way they can prevent further complications to develop. Let us find out the ways to take care of your feet and prevent them from the ill effects of diabetes.
Proper foot care routine: Follow a proper foot care routine including wearing shoes (or any good footwear) when going out, washing your feet with soap and lukewarm water, and looking for pebbles, nails or thorns inside footwear. Also, watch out for the area inside your toes by using a mirror.
Improve blood circulation in your feet: Since an increased flow of blood in your feet can keep it healthy, use tips such as – not sitting or standing for long periods, not wearing tight socks, not smoking, and exercising daily.
Diabetes, if not controlled, can lead to complications such as foot ulcers, nerve damage and poor blood circulation. The Mandurah Podiatry clinic can help in diagnosing the early signs of diabetes and treat the same at reasonable rates.


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package org.apache.beam.sdk.fn.data;

import static org.hamcrest.Matchers.equalTo;
import static org.junit.Assert.assertThat;

import org.apache.beam.model.fnexecution.v1.BeamFnApi.RemoteGrpcPort;
import org.apache.beam.model.pipeline.v1.Endpoints.ApiServiceDescriptor;
import org.apache.beam.model.pipeline.v1.Endpoints.OAuth2ClientCredentialsGrant;
import org.apache.beam.model.pipeline.v1.RunnerApi.PTransform;
import org.apache.beam.vendor.grpc.v1_13_1.com.google.protobuf.InvalidProtocolBufferException;
import org.junit.Test;
import org.junit.runner.RunWith;
import org.junit.runners.JUnit4;

/** Tests for {@link RemoteGrpcPortWrite}. */
@RunWith(JUnit4.class)
public class RemoteGrpcPortWriteTest {
  @Test
  public void getPortSucceeds() {
    RemoteGrpcPort port =
        RemoteGrpcPort.newBuilder()
            .setApiServiceDescriptor(
                ApiServiceDescriptor.newBuilder()
                    .setUrl("foo")
                    .setOauth2ClientCredentialsGrant(
                        OAuth2ClientCredentialsGrant.getDefaultInstance())
                    .build())
            .build();

    RemoteGrpcPortWrite write = RemoteGrpcPortWrite.writeToPort("myPort", port);
    assertThat(write.getPort(), equalTo(port));
  }

  @Test
  public void toFromPTransform() throws InvalidProtocolBufferException {
    RemoteGrpcPort port =
        RemoteGrpcPort.newBuilder()
            .setApiServiceDescriptor(
                ApiServiceDescriptor.newBuilder()
                    .setUrl("foo")
                    .setOauth2ClientCredentialsGrant(
                        OAuth2ClientCredentialsGrant.getDefaultInstance())
                    .build())
            .build();

    RemoteGrpcPortWrite write = RemoteGrpcPortWrite.writeToPort("myPort", port);
    PTransform ptransform = PTransform.parseFrom(write.toPTransform().toByteArray());
    RemoteGrpcPortWrite serDeWrite = RemoteGrpcPortWrite.fromPTransform(ptransform);

    assertThat(serDeWrite, equalTo(write));
    assertThat(serDeWrite.getPort(), equalTo(write.getPort()));
    assertThat(serDeWrite.toPTransform(), equalTo(ptransform));
  }
}

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package com.twitter.summingbird.scalding

import com.twitter.algebird.{ MapAlgebra, Monoid, Group, Interval, Last }
import com.twitter.algebird.monad._
import com.twitter.summingbird.batch._
import com.twitter.summingbird.TimeExtractor

import com.twitter.scalding.{ Source => ScaldingSource, Test => TestMode, _ }

import org.scalacheck._
import org.scalacheck.Prop._
import org.scalacheck.Properties

object TestUtil {
  def simpleTimeExtractor[T <: (Long, _)]: TimeExtractor[T] = TimeExtractor(_._1)

  def compareMaps[K, V: Group](original: Iterable[Any], inMemory: Map[K, V], testStore: TestStore[K, V], name: String = ""): Boolean = {
    val produced = testStore.lastToIterable.toMap
    val diffMap = Group.minus(inMemory, produced)
    val wrong = Monoid.isNonZero(diffMap)
    if (wrong) {
      if (!name.isEmpty) println("%s is wrong".format(name))
      println("input: " + original)
      println("input size: " + original.size)
      println("input batches: " + testStore.batcher.batchOf(Timestamp(original.size)))
      println("producer extra keys: " + (produced.keySet -- inMemory.keySet))
      println("producer missing keys: " + (inMemory.keySet -- produced.keySet))
      println("written batches: " + testStore.writtenBatches)
      println("earliest unwritten time: " + testStore.batcher.earliestTimeOf(testStore.writtenBatches.max.next))
      println("Difference: " + diffMap)
    }
    !wrong
  }

  def batchedCover(batcher: Batcher, minTime: Long, maxTime: Long): Interval[Timestamp] =
    batcher.cover(
      Interval.leftClosedRightOpen(Timestamp(minTime), Timestamp(maxTime + 1L))
    ).mapNonDecreasing(b => batcher.earliestTimeOf(b.next))

  val simpleBatcher = new Batcher {
    def batchOf(d: Timestamp) =
      if (d == Timestamp.Max) BatchID(2)
      else if (d.milliSinceEpoch >= 0L) BatchID(1)
      else BatchID(0)

    def earliestTimeOf(batch: BatchID) = batch.id match {
      case 0L => Timestamp.Min
      case 1L => Timestamp(0)
      case 2L => Timestamp.Max
      case 3L => Timestamp.Max
    }
    // this is just for testing, it covers everything with batch 1
    override def cover(interval: Interval[Timestamp]): Interval[BatchID] =
      Interval.leftClosedRightOpen(BatchID(1), BatchID(2))
  }

  def randomBatcher(items: Iterable[(Long, Any)]): Batcher = {
    if (items.isEmpty) simpleBatcher
    else randomBatcher(items.iterator.map(_._1).min, items.iterator.map(_._1).max)
  }

  def randomBatcher(mintimeInc: Long, maxtimeInc: Long): Batcher = { //simpleBatcher
    // we can have between 1 and (maxtime - mintime + 1) batches.
    val delta = (maxtimeInc - mintimeInc)
    val MaxBatches = 5L min delta
    val batches = 1L + Gen.choose(0L, MaxBatches).sample.get
    if (batches == 1L) simpleBatcher
    else {
      val timePerBatch = (delta + 1L) / batches
      new MillisecondBatcher(timePerBatch)
    }
  }
}


Microservices are an architecture pattern of information technology, where complex application software is composed of independent processes that communicate with each other with language-independent programming interfaces. The services are largely decoupled and do a small job. This enables a modular design of application software. Microservices require a lot of infrastructure, which is implemented by separate services and discussed in our other articles.
Because microservices can be distributed and developed independently, teams can work independently. This enables the scaling of agile development processes without much communication and coordination effort. Microservices are small. This keeps them clear and easy to develop. If necessary, they can be replaced with a small to manageable effort by a new implementation. Often unwanted dependencies creep in and eventually the original architecture is completely lost. The architecture of the microservices system remains stable because dependencies between microservices must be introduced through the API. This is complicated and does not happen by mistake.
Because the microservices remain maintainable and the architecture of the entire system remains intact, microservices also allow for a long-term productive development of the system. Microservices can be scaled independently. Microservice systems can be secured against the failure of other services, so that the overall system is robust. Continuous delivery is easier because of the size of the microservices.
Each microservice can be implemented with a different technology. This simplifies experiments with new technologies and prevents the obsolescence of the technology stack.
Microservices can also be used to extend legacy systems without having to make too many changes to the old code base. Facing the event of an overload, uncritical services can be reduced or shut down to free resources for critical services.
The distributed architecture creates additional complexity, especially network latencies, load balancing or fault tolerance. As there are more systems failing than monolithic services, the likelihood that at least one component will fail increases. It should be noted that the failure of a microservices does not affect the overall system, which compensates for this disadvantage in the normal case. The variety of services makes software distribution and testing more complex. The cost of migrating existing systems is considerable and usually also means adapting the communication culture in the organizations involved. Logging and monitoring becomes more complex as several systems are involved, which may use different logging and monitoring technologies. Therefore, in addition to decentralized logging and monitoring solutions, central logging, monitoring and OpsDB services should be used.
Since this is a potentially distributed system, not only different time zones of the client applications but also different time zones of the hosts have to be considered. A time synchronization between the hosts (eg by means of NTP or even better PTP) and the use of suitable time libraries is therefore absolutely necessary. Since microservices are a distributed architecture, the availability of the application and the consistency of the data must be chosen based on the CAP theorem. However, this contrasts with the fact that a monolithic service in the event of a fault, for example in the event of an overload, is also not always available. In addition, data can not be guaranteed once it has been displayed to the user. Because the services can be implemented in a variety of programming languages and software stacks, the requirements for development tools and platform management increase. In addition, the functionality of libraries must be partially duplicated.
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The i-view™ Video Laryngoscope from Intersurgical: The Key Considerations
By David Chapman,
Airway Group Product Manager,
Intersurgical Ltd.
Published in Ambulance Today, Issue 3, Volume 13, Ahead of the Curve, Education and Technology Special, Autumn 2019
Video laryngoscopy represents one of the most significant advances in airway management in recent years. With the increased emphasis placed on ensuring the first attempt at intubation is the best attempt, the role of video laryngoscopy in airway management seems secure, at least for the foreseeable future1.
Video laryngoscopes utilise the latest video and camera technology to provide an optimal (indirect) view of the larynx during the process to insert an endotracheal tube in to the patient's trachea. There are many video laryngoscopes available, but the i-viewTM from Intersurgical is the first single use adult video laryngoscope with a Macintosh type blade. i-viewTM provides the option of video laryngoscopy, wherever and whenever the clinician may need to intubate, whether in a pre-hospital setting on a patient with a difficult airway or in the emergency room on a patient with respiratory failure. Where availability of a video laryngoscope may be limited due to the cost implications of purchasing reusable devices for multiple sites, i-viewTM provides a cost-effective solution, by combining all the advantages of a fully integrated video laryngoscope in a single use, disposable product. As i-viewTM incorporates a Macintosh blade, it can be used for direct as well as video laryngoscopy, making it ideal for use in the emergency sector, where there may be a greater potential for the airway to become soiled with blood or other fluids, obscuring the view on the screen. In such circumstances, the operator can immediately switch from indirect to direct laryngoscopy.
As with all medical devices, whether single use or reusable, deciding on the most appropriate video laryngoscope to use is not straightforward, and consideration may need to be given to a number of factors. These may include evaluation of financial, environmental and infection control related issues, as well as the clinical requirements, evidence and preferences. It is important to recognise this assessment may change according to where, when and how often the device is to be used.
The i-viewTM
Whilst a single use video laryngoscope may not initially appear to be the optimal choice from a financial perspective, in circumstances where multiple units are required, but it may not be used frequently, it may prove to be the most economic option. This might include use by a Helicopter Emergency Medical Service (HEMS) or by a paramedic on an ambulance.
In their safety guideline booklet (2008), 'Infection Control in Anaesthesia 2', The Association of Anaesthetists of Great Britain and Ireland (AAGBI)2, confirmed that, in relation to standard laryngoscopes, 'Current practices for decontamination and disinfection between patients are frequently ineffective, leaving residual contamination that has been implicated as a source of cross-infection.' They went on to note that, 'Blades are also regularly contaminated with blood, indicating penetration of mucous membranes, which places these items into a high-risk category.' They concluded that the use of single use blades was 'to be encouraged'.
Laryngoscope handles may also become contaminated. The AAGBI's recommendation in relation to laryngoscope handles is that they should be, 'washed/disinfected and, if suitable, sterilised by SSDs after every use.'
There is no reason to believe the same considerations and arguments that apply to standard laryngoscope blades & handles regarding infection control, would not also apply to video laryngoscopes, since all laryngoscopes, whether direct or indirect, incorporate some form of blade and handle.
In the EMS sector, where it can be particularly difficult to determine the potential cross-infection risk prior to treatment, a single use video laryngoscope offers an ideal solution.
I understand new infection prevention and control guidelines from the AAGBI are in the final draft stage, and after comments from members have been reviewed, a final version is to be presented to the Associations Board for approval.
Environmental considerations are more complex and less easily assessed. Whilst it is appropriate for healthcare professionals, as well as anyone else with environmental concerns, to consider the implications of using single use devices in relation to product disposal, any assessment of the environmental impact of any medical device, whether single use or reusable, needs to consider a number of factors. This should include disposal of single use devices, and reprocessing or decontamination of reusable devices, in the context of a complete Life Cycle Assessment (LCA). The considerations of an LCA may vary depending on the type of product being assessed, the range and type of information and data available and the objective of the assessment. However, typically, an LCA will usually consider the following areas:
Raw material acquisition
Processing & manufacturing
Distribution & transportation
Use, reuse and maintenance
Assessing just one element of an LCA, such as waste management, may result in misleading conclusions as to the overall environmental impact of a device. A decision also needs to be taken as to what impact factors are to be assessed and how much weight is to be given to each. Is the focus primarily on climate change and water use, or is there an interest in assessing other or additional factors, such as, ecotoxicity, eutrophication, ozone depletion or urban and natural land transformation?
A number of LCA's have been conducted for anaesthetic and airway devices. Their conclusions vary, and the complexity of any such assessment means the LCA usually needs to be considered as hospital or organisation specific; any variation in reprocessing practices, such as the volume of water used during manual washing, the electricity consumption of different types of washer/disinfection unit, or the type of packaging material used for repacking after reprocessing, will all have an effect on the overall environmental impact. Decisions also need to be taken as to what to include and exclude. For example, should energy recovery from waste incineration or the environmental impact of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) used by healthcare workers involved in reprocessing be included?
The i-viewTM in use
Of course, all products have an impact on the environment, but it is important to ensure the environmental assessment is considered alongside other key factors, such as infection control considerations and the clinical benefits offered by the device.
For example, the weight given to the clinical benefit of having a single use video laryngoscope available in a life-threatening road-side emergency, perhaps when this might be the only viable VL option economically, might be quite different than the assessment made for regular routine use in the operating theatre.
In an interesting paper published in the British Journal of Anaesthesia, entitled, 'A national survey of video laryngoscopy in the United Kingdom', Cook & Kelly3 reported on the results of an electronic survey sent to all UK National Health Service Hospitals. With regard to availability of video laryngoscopy (VL) by clinical area, 91% of operating theatres reported availability of VL. In contrast, only 55% of Obstetric departments, 54% of Intensive Care Units and 35% of Emergency departments reported availability of VL. The authors noted that, 'The distribution of availability is notable because the incidence of difficult or failed intubation increases in those places where video laryngoscopy is less available; in order, main theatres, obstetric, ICU, and the ED.'
It is not known why VL was less available in these areas, but it is possible that with less frequent use than in the OR, the financial implications of purchasing a reusable VL may have been a factor. If so, availability of a single use device might provide a more economically viable option due to its lower unit cost, which as discussed earlier, may be more economic when use is infrequent.
In summary, the i-viewTM video laryngoscope from Intersurgical is the first single use adult video laryngoscope with a Macintosh type blade. It provides the option of video laryngoscopy, wherever and whenever the clinician may need to intubate. This makes VL a viable option in places where the higher initial costs of purchasing a reusable device may previously have been prohibitive. With the new focus in airway management of ensuring the first attempt at intubation is the best attempt, i-viewTM may have a contribution to make to support this objective. Whilst it may not be suitable in all situations, such as when a hyper-angulated blade is required, it may be ideal in situations where use is infrequent, standard blade geometry is preferable and the nature of use makes it a more viable option economically.
Image taken at the ATACC Course in May 2019
Deciding on the most appropriate video laryngoscope to purchase and use is not straightforward, and in addition to the clinical requirements and preferences, consideration may need to be given to a number of other factors, including financial, environmental and infection control related issues. It is important to recognise this assessment may change according to where, when and how often the device is to be used.
Make a direct enquiry about Intersurgical's i-viewTM here
1. Cook TM & Kelly FE. Seeing is believing: getting the best out of videolaryngoscopy. British Journal of Anaesthesia 117 (S1): i9–i13 (2016)
2. Infection Control in Anaesthesia 2. Association of Anaesthetists of Great Britain & Ireland. 2008
3. Cook TE & Kelly FE. A national survey of videolaryngoscopy in the United Kingdom. British Journal of Anaesthesia, 118 (4): 593–600 (2017)
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Trump Claims New Power to Bar Asylum for Immigrants Who Arrive Illegally
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WASHINGTON — The Trump administration, invoking national security powers meant to protect the United States against threats from abroad, announced new rules on Thursday that give President Trump vast authority to deny asylum to virtually any migrant who crosses the border illegally.
Administration officials declined to say who will be affected by the new rules, but it is widely expected inside the government and by advocate groups that Mr. Trump intends to deny asylum to migrants from Central American nations, some of whom are marching toward the United States in a widely publicized caravan.
The president, who made immigration and the caravan major issues during the midterm election campaigns, is expected to announce on Friday which countries the rules will apply to. They will go into effect on an emergency basis as soon as they are published in the Federal Register.
The regulations will overhaul longstanding asylum laws that provide the opportunity for people fleeing persecution and violence in their home countries to seek sanctuary in the United States.
The changes effectively close the option of asylum to those who do not enter the country at an official port of entry, where immigrants and other travelers are legally allowed to cross from Mexico into the United States, after being processed by the Border Patrol. Recently, at some crossings, a crush of arrivals has created long lines and delays of several days.
"The law is clear: People can apply for asylum whether or not they're at a port of entry, and regardless of their immigration status," said Omar Jadwat, the director of the American Civil Liberties Union's Immigrants' Rights Project. "The president doesn't get to ignore that law, even if he dislikes it."
The new regulations draw upon the same authority Mr. Trump used to ban travel from several predominantly Muslim countries only days after his inauguration and are certain to be challenged in court.
Lawyers for immigration advocacy organizations said they violated a founding principle of federal asylum: to judge each person's asylum claim on its own merits. And the lawyers said federal and international law made it clear that the United States must provide immigrants the opportunity to claim asylum regardless of whether they entered the country legally or illegally.
Trump administration officials defended the new approach, saying the president is responding to statistics that show that most migrants who seek asylum are eventually denied — but not before many of them skip their court hearings and choose to illegally stay in the United States.
Once the president makes a proclamation identifying who is barred by the new regulations, an official said, those people could apply for two other, smaller programs that are much less likely to result in them being allowed to stay in the United States.
An administration official who briefed reporters said the two programs would satisfy the United States' treaty obligations — a claim critics say is not true. The official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to provide details of the rules before they are published, said the new regulations were supported by laws that gave the president broad authority to control who entered the United States.
The Immigration and Nationality Act says the president "may by proclamation, and for such period as he shall deem necessary, suspend the entry of all aliens or any class of aliens as immigrants or nonimmigrants, or impose on the entry of aliens any restrictions he may deem to be appropriate."
In writing the Supreme Court's decision upholding the president's travel ban this summer, Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. said the immigration act "exudes deference to the president in every clause."
Mr. Trump has fumed at his advisers for months about the surge of immigrants crossing into the United States from Mexico. Enraged by the caravan of several thousand migrants that began forming in Honduras and has been slowly making its way to the United States-Mexico border, he ordered more than 5,000 active-duty troops to the border to prevent the migrants from crossing.
By early this week, that caravan still had about 4,000 or 5,000 people and had made it to Mexico City. Smaller caravans of several hundred people each are reportedly also headed toward the United States.
Since taking office nearly two years ago, Mr. Trump has railed against what he calls weak laws that allow migrants who are caught crossing illegally to claim asylum under false pretenses and then be released into the United States, sometimes for years, as they wait for the courts to determine the validity of their asylum claim.
In the fiscal year that ended in September, 396,579 people have been apprehended after crossing the southern border illegally, officials said.
"Catch and release. It's a disgrace that we have to put up with it," Mr. Trump said in a White House speech as he ratcheted up his anti-immigration messaging just days before the election. "These policies lead to the release of illegal aliens into our communities after they've been apprehended."
The new rules are meant to help bring an end to "catch and release" by declaring large groups of migrants ineligible for asylum. Those who cross illegally into the United States and try to claim asylum would be detained and quickly returned to their home countries.
Thursday's asylum changes are part of a concerted, governmentwide effort by Mr. Trump and his hard-line aides, including Stephen Miller, the senior domestic policy adviser in the White House, to drastically reduce immigration by enacting broad changes to the nation's laws.
In addition to the travel ban, Mr. Trump has severely scaled back the number of refugees who may be allowed into the United States from around the world. And he has proposed rules that would punish legal immigrants by denying them green cards if they use public benefits like food stamps and housing vouchers.
His administration has also tried to shut down the longstanding Temporary Protected Status program, which is intended to provide temporary relief for people from countries like Haiti, El Salvador and Honduras who have been devastated by natural disasters or political strife.
And Mr. Trump has ordered an end to the Obama-era program known as Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, or DACA, which is meant to shield about 1.8 million young immigrants from deportation and provide them permits to work legally in the United States.
Courts have temporarily blocked the government from ending DACA, saying the administration has not provided a legitimate reason for wanting to do so. On Thursday, an appeals court upheld a lower court's decision to keep the program running. The Supreme Court is expected to take up the case this term.
Mr. Trump's attempts to shut down the Temporary Protected Status program have also been blocked by courts. But after more than a year of legal wrangling, the Supreme Court upheld the third version of the president's travel ban in June, allowing it to go into effect.
Taken together, the Trump administration's immigration efforts have attempted to drastically slow the flow of immigration — legal and illegal — into the United States.
The assault on asylum is part of the administration's response to a sharp increase in the number of families from Central America who are attempting to cross the southern border. In September, the Border Patrol apprehended 16,658 people in family units, a record figure.
Last April, the Justice Department began carrying out a "zero tolerance" policy at the border, prosecuting all adults caught crossing it illegally. That led to a policy of separating children from their parents and a political scandal that forced Mr. Trump to back down.
But officials at the Department of Homeland Security and the Justice Department have been working overtime since then to develop a range of new policies to stem the flood of families from Central America.
The formation of the migrant caravan now near Mexico City fueled Mr. Trump's ire and prompted him to make stopping it a central closing issue in the midterm campaign.
Sensing that it would be a powerful political motivator for some Republican voters, he repeatedly promised to take action to change the asylum laws.
"The biggest loophole drawing illegal aliens to our borders is the use of fraudulent or meritless asylum claims to gain entry into our great country," Mr. Trump said during a speech on Nov. 1. "They're given a little legal statement to read, and they read it. And now, all of a sudden, they're supposed to qualify."
Asked that day about whether he planned to announce an executive order on asylum, Mr. Trump added, "It'll be quite comprehensive."
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