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Location: Finding Aid Database Harold K. Brown Papers Finding Aid
Harold K. Brown Papers, 1956-2000 | Special Collections & University Archives
By Amanda Lanthorne
Title: Harold K. Brown Papers, 1956-2000
Predominant Dates:1963-1965, 1990s
Primary Creator: Brown, Harold K. (1934-)
Extent: 4.59 Linear Feet
Arrangement: Filed alphabetically by folder description.
Date Acquired: 03/22/2010
Subjects: African Americans--California--San Diego, Civil rights--California--San Diego, Civil rights movements--California--San Diego--History--20th century--Sources, Community development--California--San Diego, Congress of Racial Equality, San Diego State University
Forms of Material: Audio Recordings, Personal Papers, Photographs, Slides
The Harold K. Brown Papers (1956-2000) document Brown's participation in the local Civil Rights Movement, his dedication to community economic development, and his professional life, with a heavy emphasis on the Congress of Racial Equality (CORE), Brown's role in the School Integration Task Force, and his involvement with the Black Economic Development Task Force. Highlights include the Congress of Racial Equality's actions against the employment practices of the San Diego Zoo, SDG&E, Montgomery Ward, and Bank of America. Filed alphabetically by folder description, the collection consists of correspondence, reports, meeting minutes, slides, reel-to-reels of the "Viewpoint" program on KSDO Radio, and photographs. In addition, the collection's extensive newspaper clippings include articles from and full issues of The Voice, The San Diego Light House, the San Diego Monitor, and Logan Heights' Independent. The majority of materials date from 1963 to 1966, and the mid-1990s.
Born in 1934 and the youngest of seven siblings, Harold Brown, also known as Hal, grew up in York, Pennsylvania, a small working-class town. After graduating high school, Brown attended Penn State, but left after his first semester in order to play minor league baseball with the St. Louis Browns. After sustaining an injury, Brown moved to San Diego in 1953 to attend San Diego State College on a basketball scholarship. His studies were interrupted by two years of military service, but he returned to SDSC and finished his degree in physical education and speech. Upon graduating in 1961, Brown began a six-year teaching career at a local junior high school. During this time, he also became extremely active in the San Diego Civil Rights Movement. Brown was also a member of the El Cajon Valley Open Housing Committee, which sought to integrate neighborhoods in El Cajon and La Mesa. In addition, he helped to found and chair the local chapter of the Congress of Racial Equality (CORE). This organization fought unfair employment practices, and organized civil rights marches, demonstrations and sit-ins across San Diego.
Later, Brown became the Deputy Director for the US Peace Corps in Lesotho. In 1971, he returned from Africa and became California State University's Assistant to the Vice President for Academic Affairs and Assistant to the Vice President for Administration, making him the first African-American administrator at San Diego State. Later, he was the Associate Dean of Planning and Director of the Afro-American Studies Program, which he helped to establish. He hired many of the department's faculty and helped create the program's curriculum. In 1973, he was appointed Director of Campus Information Systems. Afterward, he became the Associate Dean for External Relations in the College of Business Administration. As Associate Dean, he developed a certificate program in community economic development and founded the Center for Community Economic Development (CCED). The purpose of the program was to create economic self-reliance in poorer communities, such as southeast San Diego, by offering classes in accounting, computers, financial planning, and leadership. The CCED also provided resources and consulting for community groups. It was one of only a handful of such programs in the United States. Brown retired in 1997, but continued consulting until 2004. Harold Brown has been the recipient of numerous awards both for his service to the university and to the community.
African Americans--California--San Diego
Civil rights--California--San Diego
Civil rights movements--California--San Diego--History--20th century--Sources
Community development--California--San Diego
Use Restrictions: The copyright interests in these materials have been transferred to San Diego State University. Copyright resides with the creators of materials contained in the collection or their heirs. The nature of historical archival and manuscript collections is such that copyright status may be difficult or even impossible to determine. Requests for permission to publish must be submitted to the Head of Special Collections, San Diego State University, Library and Information Access. When granted, permission is given on behalf of Special Collections as the owner of the physical item and is not intended to include or imply permission of the copyright holder(s), which must also be obtained in order to publish. Materials from our collections are made available for use in research, teaching, and private study. The user must assume full responsibility for any use of the materials, including but not limited to, infringement of copyright and publication rights of reproduced materials.
Acquisition Source: Harold K. Brown
Leon Williams Papers, 1961-2006
Reverend George Walker Smith Papers, 1950-2000
Carlin Integration Case Records, 1950-1997
School Integration Task Force Records, 1974-1983
Center for Community Economic Development Records, 1963-2006
Citizens Coordinate for Century 3 Records, 1961-1980
Creating Community: African Americans in San Diego exhibit
Harold K. Brown Civil Rights Collection exhibit
Preferred Citation: Identification of item, folder title, box number, Harold K. Brown Papers, Special Collections and University Archives, Library and Information Access, San Diego State University.
Other Note: Materials in this collection were processed with a generous donation from Harold K. Brown.
Other URL: http://library.sdsu.edu/exhibits/2009/01/creatingcommunity/index.shtml
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[Box 1],
Item 1: The Classroom Teacher, volume 7, number 15, December 1963
Item 2: Independent, Logan Heights Edition, August 1, 1963
Item 3: Independent, Logan Heights Edition, August 22, 1963
Item 4: Independent, Logan Heights Edition, November 7, 1963
Item 5: The Voice, volume 3, number 7, November 14, 1963
Item 6: Independent, Logan Heights Edition, January 23, 1964
Item 7: Independent, Logan Heights Edition, May 21, 1964
Item 8: Independent, Logan Heights Edition, September 24, 1964
Item 9: Independent, Logan Heights Edition, November 12, 1964
Item 10: Independent, Logan Heights Edition, November 19, 1964
Item 12: Independent, Logan Heights Edition, March 11, 1965
Item 13: The Range, volume 1, number 1, May 1, 1968
Item 14: San Diego Light House, volume 25, number 24, May 22, 1964
Item 15: San Diego Light House, volume 28, number 7, March 31, 1967
Item 16: San Diego Monitor News, volume 2, number 12, June 30, 1988
Item 18: San Diego Monitor News, volume 3, number 38, November 2, 1989
Item 19: San Diego Monitor News, volume 4, number 46, February 21, 1991
Item 20: The Voice, volume 2, number 85, August 1, 1963
Item 21: The Voice, volume 3, number 3, October 17, 1963
Item 23: The Voice, volume 3, number 10, December 5, 1963
Item 24: The Voice, volume 3, number 13, December 26, 1963
Item 25: The Voice, volume 3, number 14, January 2, 1964
Item 27: The Voice, volume 3, number 16, January 16, 1964
Item 28: The Voice, volume 3, number 20, February 13, 1964
Item 30: The Voice, volume 3, number 28, April 9, 1964
Item 31: The Voice, volume 4, number 2, October 8, 1964
Item 33: The Voice, volume 4, number 7, November 12, 1964
Item 39: The Voice, volume 5, number 19, February 3, 1966
Item 40: The Voice, volume 5, number 41, July 7, 1966
Item 41: The San Diego Voice and Viewpoint, November 2, 1989
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from unittest import TestCase
import os
import signal
import socket
import sys

from zktraffic.base.sniffer import Sniffer, SnifferConfig

from scapy.sendrecv import sniff
import mock

class TestSniffer(TestCase):
  def setUp(self):
    self.zkt = Sniffer(SnifferConfig())

  @mock.patch('os.kill', spec=os.kill)
  @mock.patch('zktraffic.base.sniffer.sniff', spec=sniff)
  def test_run_socket_error(self, mock_sniff, mock_kill):
    mock_sniff.side_effect = socket.error

    self.zkt.run()

    mock_sniff.assert_called_once_with(
        filter=self.zkt.config.filter,
        store=0,
        prn=self.zkt.handle_packet,
        iface=self.zkt.config.iface)
    mock_kill.assert_called_once_with(os.getpid(), signal.SIGINT)

  @mock.patch('os.kill', spec=os.kill)
  @mock.patch('zktraffic.base.sniffer.sniff', spec=sniff)
  def test_run(self, mock_sniff, mock_kill):
    self.zkt.run()

    mock_sniff.assert_called_once_with(
        filter=self.zkt.config.filter,
        store=0,
        prn=self.zkt.handle_packet,
        iface=self.zkt.config.iface)
    mock_kill.assert_called_once_with(os.getpid(), signal.SIGINT)

  def test_exclude(self):
    filter_text = 'port 2181'
    excluded_ip = '8.8.8.8'
    assert self.zkt.config.filter == filter_text

    self.zkt.config.excluded_ips = [excluded_ip]
    assert self.zkt.config.filter == filter_text
    self.zkt.config.update_filter()
    assert self.zkt.config.filter == '%s and host not %s' % (filter_text, excluded_ip)

    excluded_ip_two = '8.8.4.4'
    excluded_ip_three = '172.24.6.11'
    self.zkt.config.excluded_ips = [excluded_ip, excluded_ip_two, excluded_ip_three]
    self.zkt.config.update_filter()
    assert self.zkt.config.filter == '%s and host not %s and host not %s and host not %s' % (
        filter_text, excluded_ip, excluded_ip_two, excluded_ip_three)

  def test_include(self):
    filter_text = 'port 2181'
    included_ip = '8.8.8.8'
    assert self.zkt.config.filter == filter_text
    self.zkt.config.included_ips = [included_ip]
    assert self.zkt.config.filter == filter_text
    self.zkt.config.update_filter()
    assert self.zkt.config.filter == '%s and (host %s)' % (filter_text, included_ip)

    included_ip_two = '8.8.4.4'
    included_ip_three = '172.24.6.11'
    self.zkt.config.included_ips = [included_ip, included_ip_two, included_ip_three]
    self.zkt.config.update_filter()
    assert self.zkt.config.filter == '%s and (host %s or host %s or host %s)' % (
        filter_text, included_ip, included_ip_two, included_ip_three)

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Tag Archives: Tony Masiello
It's so alive, it's dead
Lest anyone think that the Greiner-Masiello-Giambra proposal for a city-county merger were still a viable option, today's Buffalo News article merely serves as its obituary.
Tony Masiello is all out of political clout. Ditto HRH Joel Giambra. Former UB President rounds out the triumverate of de facto and de jure ex officios.
Advocates trying to revive a merger of Buffalo and Erie County say they no longer believe they need the state's blessing to establish the "Regional City of Buffalo."
"We'd like it to be a local process," said William R. Greiner, the former University at Buffalo president whose so-called "Greater Buffalo" commission unveiled its recommendations Jan. 18, during Erie County's worst financial crisis in decades.
"I think the governor and the Legislature have enough to do," Greiner said.
At one time, the panel established by County Executive Joel A. Giambra and Mayor Anthony M. Masiello wanted voters to decide in November on its plan to fold the Common Council into an expanded County Legislature.
In September 2005, we all thought that the city was a basket case, while the county was well-run. I can still remember Sandy Beach sweetly singing Giambra's praises while stabbing Tony in the back. My mind's eye sees a Donn Esmonde column holding out one last hope for King Joel. December 2005 changed all that.
While the city is actually rather well-run now (with the help of a state control board), the county is run poorly and getting poorer.
Many are now clamoring for a control board for Erie County. Why? Because the only short-term solution is raising taxes, and not one person has either the political will or capital to make that happen. Of course, the only real solution is completely restructuring Albany, but that will take years to do, and even longer to have a positive impact on county coffers. A control board would come in, notice that Erie County hasn't yet reached its constitutional taxation limit, and instantly raise property and sales taxes. Hooray.
While Greiner et al call it a city-county merger, it's really a county swallowing of the city. As things stand now, it should be the other way around. I've advocated for an abolition of county government for many months because it's wasteful, redundant, and permits Albany to get away with its persistent punishment of the people of New York. The events in the County of Erie since about November have only reinforced my position on that point. What's remarkable is that not many others have taken on my position.
The State should abolish county government. We need fundamental, constitutional reform in Albany to permit New York's upstate cities to flourish again. We need lower taxes, fewer taxes and smarter regulation. We need people in Albany who don't kowtow to the lobbyists and unions, but instead think to themselves: what can I do today to better the lot of my constituents?
Until that happens, New York State is doomed.
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According to the Buffalo News, Tony Masiello…THE Tony Masiello, will not run again for mayor. To me this is a suprise, not because of his disgustingly low approval ratings
or the continued struggles of Buffalo, but because of his solid fundraising ability within the city, the fact that he is well established, and has the most experience of anyone. I have mixed opinions of Mr. Masiello.
I know he truly wanted the best for the city, and he especially wanted to be known as the guy who turned things around. With this said, he had to many faults and downfalls. Too many things went wrong during his time as mayor, some of which was created by Jimmy Griffin but a lot was from him. He was also a victim of trying to find the one big city project that would turn the city around. As of now, it seems that it is good that Masiello isn't running again but the reality is that none of the current candidates could do much better. With a seemingly incompetent and unintelligent city council (not to mention stubborn) letting proposed project after proposed project get wasted away, a population that continues to dissolve, and a nation that refuses to let go of the sterotype that we are a city of fat white people who work in steel mills while eating chicken wings and watching Bills games during a snowstorm, this city will really never reach its full potential. Its too bad that Giambra and Masiello
couldnt come through with the refferendum that would create a regional government. As of now, it seems like the only solution.
A great basketball player, a mediocre mayor
Keep hope alive, keep Buffalo alive.
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The Ascendant
Chapman, Drew
A numbers wizard and career-climbing bond analyst stumbles upon an enormous covert war operation when he notices that U.S. Treasury bonds are being sold off at an extremely high rate, bringing the U.S. military to his front door.
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A numbers wizard and career-climbing bond analyst stumbles upon an enormous covert war operation when he notices that US Treasury bonds are being sold off at an extremely high rate bringing the US military to his front door.
"From a riveting new voice in suspense fiction, THE ASCENDANT is an action-packed thrillers following a unlikely hero--a number savant named Garrett Reilly--as he races around the globe to avert total war"--
"Like his intriguing protagonist Garrett Reilly, author Drew Chapman possesses startling skills and this first novel just blows the doors off. The Ascendant is a rollicking, globe-hopping, timely, and prescient page-turner—a twenty-first century thriller" (C.J. Box, New York Times bestselling author of Breaking Point and The Highway).
Hidden deep within the figures tracking the ups and downs of the stock market lies a terrifying truth: America is under attack. Our government . . . our economy . . . our very way of life are in the crosshairs of a ruthless enemy . . . and no one knows. Except Garrett Reilly. He has a knack for numbers. He sees patterns no one else can. His gift has made him a rising star on Wall Street. But when he notices that two hundred billion dollars' worth of U.S. Treasury bonds are being sold off at a terrifying rate, his gift makes him the most wanted man alive.
The U.S. military wants him for his extraordinary abilities. They need someone to lead a crack squad of rogue soldiers to act as the last line of defense in a war that could mean the end of everything America holds dear. And everyone else? They just want him dead.
In this explosive debut novel, ranging from the offices of Wall Street to the casinos of Vegas to the back roads of the Chinese countryside, Drew Chapman introduces readers to a new kind of action hero: one uniquely skilled to fight a new kind of war.
Publisher: New York : Simon & Schuster, 2014
Edition: First Simon & Schuster hardcover edition
Branch Call Number: FIC Chapm
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This book showed up in my recommendations and I decided to give it a try. What a pleasant surprise. Very original plot, engaging characters, and action-filled plot. If the author plays his cards right, he may have a long-lived series in his hands
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I found this author to be much, much superior to Lee Child [contradicting a previous commenter] - - with Child, I forget the book immediately afterwards, like so much cotton candy for the mind, whereas this novel was far more entertaining and creative, also reflecting the most current of times!
The book cover says it's a thriller and it was!
Excellent premise, excellent plot and carry through . . .
gtct Jan 11, 2015
Not a bad first novel but it is not something I would recommend.
Drew Chapman is not yet in the same league as Lee Child, John Sandford or Lawrence Block but I think he's got the potential to do better.
Kudos to Drew Chapman and his team for their thorough research on the language, culture and geography of China with one tiny exception.
On page 428 (end of chapter 81), Chapman wrote: "The descriptive tags on the page were in Mandarin. ... Cherise didn't read Mandarin ..." Chapman's researchers should have informed him that Mandarin is an ORAL Chinese dialect and had been the official Chinese ORAL dialect since the start of the 20th century. It is NOT a written dialect/language. There is only ONE Chinese written language with two sets of ideograms (traditional and the corresponding simplified versions.) Regardless of a Chinese speaking person's local dialect, their written language remains consistent.
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Fantastic read. Unable to put it down, devoured in one sitting. I highly recommend this one.
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"China's been attacking the U.S. in ways that leave the American defence system flat-footed and off-kilter. Not only has the power grid been compromised, but financial markets from government bonds to Las Vegas real estate have crumbled. That's where bond analyst Garrett Reilly comes in. His photographic memory and ability to see patterns where others can't make him a new breed of hero and one the U.S. military desperately needs in this new kind of warfare. With high stakes, plenty of action, complex technology, and some outstanding characters, this debut has plenty to offer fans of international thrillers." Thrillers and Suspense February 2014 newsletter http://www.libraryaware.com/996/NewsletterIssues/ViewIssue/33e3793e-e881-4de1-8e30-8ec4cb3a6d64?postId=9e85127c-f04f-4b24-a37a-dd4278a1ea24
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Honzen-ryōri (本 膳 料理) és un dels tres estils bàsics de la gastronomia del Japó i una forma altament ritualizada de servir els aliments, en els quals els plats prescrits es disposen acuradament i es serveixen a les safates de potes; al sopar de migdia, sopar normal. Honzen ha desaparegut en gran manera des de mitjans del , tot i que uns quants restaurants encara serveixen el que consideren ryōri correcte. Sobreviu en bona part avui com una de les principals influències de la cuina kaiseki.

Honzen va sorgir entre les cases guerreres durant el període Muromachi (segle XIV), en contrast amb l'anterior yūsoku ryōri (有 職 料理) (segle IX) de l'aristocràcia. Això va correspondre amb l'auge de la classe guerrera.

Durant el període Muromachi després del shogun Ashikaga Yoshimitsu al , es va desenvolupar un elaborat sistema formal de menjars, conegut com (honzen-ryōri (本 膳 料理). Començaria amb el shiki-sankon (式 三献 "triple ronda de begudes"), el romanent del qual és el san san kudo intercanviat entre el nuvi de la núvia en casaments tradicionals japonesos. Un patró típic és shichigosan (七五 三 "7-5-3"), que pot referir-se a tres safates amb 7, 5 i 3 plats , tot i que sembla haver-hi interpretacions diferents, i altres han suggerit que això indica la ronda triple de begudes, seguida de 5 rondes, després de 7 safates. ] Els menjars per als hostes es serveixen a sanpō (三方), on la safata (tècnicament anomenada oshiki (折 敷)) és sostinguda per sota d'un marc de caixa amb tres dels costats buidats per forats grans. reservat per a la casa imperial

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Evaluation of the psychiatry consultations of inpatients in Palliative Care Unit of Adiyaman Training and Research Hospital: 2018 data
Mehmet Hamdi Örüm1, Mahmut Zabit Kara2, Gamze Örüm3, Oğuzhan Bekir Eğilmez4
1Department of Psychiatry, Kahta State Hospital, Adiyaman, Turkey
2Department of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, University of Health Sciences, Antalya
3Training and Research Hospital, Antalya, Turkey Undergraduate Student, İnönü University Faculty of Nursing, Malatya, Turkey
4Department of Psychiatry, Adıyaman University Faculty of Medicine, Adıyaman, Turkey
Keywords: Delirium, major depressive disorder, palliative care, psychiatric consultation
Objectives: This study aims to evaluate the psychiatric consultations requested in the inpatients of the palliative care unit.
Patients and methods: Data such as age, gender, main disease diagnosis, psychiatric diagnosis, and the date of consultation from the patient registry system in the Palliative Care Unit of Adıyaman Training and Research Hospital were retrospectively evaluated. In this study, 53 patients (26 males, 27 females; mean age 64.7±15.7 years; range, 29 to 92 years) who were requested consultation between January 1, 2018 and December 31, 2018 were evaluated.
Results: The mean age of men and women was similar (p=0.272). The main diagnoses of the patients were: cancer-leukemia-lymphoma (n=35, 66.2%), infections (n=7, 13.4%), cerebrovascular accident (n=5, 9.1%), diabetes mellitus (n=4, 7.6%), chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (n=2, 3.8%). Decubitus ulcers were present in all of these patients. According to DSM-V criteria, the most frequent psychiatric diagnoses were as follows: major depressive disorder in 17 patients (32.1%), sleep disorder in 17 patients (32.1%), delirium 16 patients (30.2%). The number of seasonal consultation requests were similar (p=0.345). Principal diagnoses were similar in both genders (p=0.329). Psychiatric diagnoses were similarly distributed in both genders (p=0.467). Major depressive disorder was significantly more frequent in younger patients compared to other psychiatric diagnostic groups (p=0.008).
Conclusion: The most important psychiatric diagnoses of patients in palliative care units are delirium, sleep disorders, and major depressive disorder. Primary or secondary psychiatric disorders added to the burden of severe disease negatively affect patient compliance to treatment. For these reasons, it is recommended that patients are under close follow-up and treatment.
According to the World Health Organization (WHO) definition, palliative care is a treatment system that improves the quality of life of patients and their families facing problems associated with life-threatening illness, through the prevention and relief of suffering by means of early identification, assessment, and treatment of pain and other physical and psychosocial problems.[1] Pain is an unpleasant and distressing emotional experience. The individual's personality is threatened by illness. Illness deteriorates the person's concept of "self" and pain is a symptom of this degradation.[2]
Pain embodies the physical, psychological, spiritual, and philosophical aspects of the person. In medicine, there is no common tool to address all components of suffering caused by disease. The suffering of a cancer patient in pain may not be completely eliminated, but if adequate relief is provided, state of well- being may be elevated by strengthening tolerance mechanisms.[3] Multidisciplinary intervention is required to overcome this difficulty. Modern medicine, which concentrates on cures instead of care, focuses on biology instead of psychology and sociology. The subdivision of medicine, which has become inevitable to large accumulation of clinical and scientific knowledge, has limited the possibilities of joint decision-making under various specialties and subspecialties.[4]
Psychiatry and palliative care are fields that address patients with mental distress and are living in their final stages of life. Both fields are less convenient than other medical fields for biomedical interventions. These fields, associated with art as much as science, are bio-psycho-social medical practice fields.[5] The clinical outcome that is intended to be achieved by psychiatry is to alleviate mental stress and ensure a state of "well-being". In palliative medicine, this could be defined as "a good death". In both branches, the best thing to do is to provide symptom control and maintain continuity of this control. Therefore, quality of life is improved and pain decreases. With these thoughts, early studies in this field also predicted that palliative care would encompass the physical, psychological, and mental aspects of illness. It is known that symptoms of grief experienced on the deathbed are not only physical, but have prominent spiritual facets. Some events are evaluated foremost as psychologic or psychiatric, others psychosomatic or "somatopsychic".[5,6]
Patients living in their final stages develop various psychiatric disorders. A portion of these disorders can be pharmacologically treated, while others require a serious therapy process. More importantly, there is a need for approaches that address issues related to the existence of the patient and integrate pharmacological treatment and psychotherapy.[7] However, as in many parts of the world, consultation liaison psychiatry (CLP) services are far below the demand. Palliative care nurses usually have significant experience and intuitional skills in dealing with distressed patients, however do not have a psychiatric knowledge base. It is possible to meet some of this need by developing the psychiatric skills of palliative caregivers and encouraging partnership. In this regard, during the foundation period of palliative care, the main in-service educational fields were on communication skills. In recent times, depression, the psycho-social aspects of pain, and delirium have been the main fields of educational efforts.[5,8]
Acquiring the patient's story is the basic clinical ability of medicine. The patient is the one in pain and knows his/her symptoms, while the doctor's role is to acquire and expertly interpret this information. The patient's story provides information on which diagnostic hypotheses have previously been formulated. Definite diagnosis is determined based on differential diagnoses with the help of clinical examination and objective information provided by research.[9] Psychiatric story is a bit different than other medical stories. The patient's explanation of symptoms and giving them the chance to explain their narrative is the key to acquiring the patient's story. In this regard, questions of "how" play an important role. Open-ended questions such as "How does your health affect you?" and "How do you feel?" are commonly asked. Subjects of hallucinations and suicidal thoughts should be especially questioned in end-stage patients. Delirium, depression, anxiety, and cognitive function disorders are common mental health problems in end-stage patients. In this period, time is limited because energy and cooperation skills are threatened.[7,10]
Clinical psychiatry and medical practice generally require knowledge of psychology, personality traits, coping abilities, general intellectual functions, and present stressors that affect adaptation to illness and ability to live with illness.[9,11] Urgent intervention of disease burden and psychiatric disorders at various levels according to the patient's characteristics is an important part of palliative care.[5] Psychiatry discipline includes both organic and psychological dysfunction. Evaluation of the CLP services of a hospital facilitates plans for the future. The main themes of necessary in-service education could be determined.[12] In this study, we aimed to evaluate the psychiatric consultations of inpatients hospitalized in the palliative care unit of the Adıyaman Training and Research Hospital.
Our study was planned to have a retrospective design. Psychiatric consultations of palliative care inpatients from between January 1, 2018 and December 31, 2018 were taken under evaluation. Information was obtained from the hospital database. Consultation requests of our hospital are made via the internet and consultation responses are also realized over the database. Between the designated dates, psychiatry consultations of 53 patients (26 males, 27 females; mean age 64.7±15.7 years; range 29 to 29 years) were accessed. Complete data such as age, gender, consultation date, main diagnosis for hospitalization, and psychiatric diagnosis of the patients were transferred to a setting for statistical analysis.
Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders Fifth Edition (DSM- V) was used for classification of psychiatric diagnosis.[13] Psychiatric diagnoses mentioned in the study were as follows: anxiety disorder, major depression disorder, delirium, acute stress response, and sleep disorder; primary diagnoses included: cancer-leukemia-lymphoma, cerebrovascular accident, infections, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, and diabetes mellitus. This study received ethics approval from the Adıyaman University Faculty of Medicine Non-Interventional Clinical Research Ethics Committee Department (2019/3-4). The study was conducted in accordance with the principles of the Declaration of Helsinki.
The IBM SPSS version 22.0 (IBM Corp., Armonk, NY, USA) statistical program was used for statistical analysis. Descriptive statistics and continuous variables were expressed as mean ± standard deviation, while categorical variables were expressed as frequency and percentage. Chi- square test was used for comparisons. The value of p<0.05 was considered statistically significant for all values.
The mean age of female patients was 67.0±15.4 years, and mean age of male patients was 62.3±15.9 years. Mean female and male age were similar (p=0.272). Consultations took place in the palliative care service in 48 patients (90.6%) and in the psychiatry clinic in five (9.4%).
Principal diagnosis was as follows: cancer- leukemia-lymphoma (n=35, 66.2%), infections (n=7, 13.4%), cerebrovascular accident (n=5, 9.1%), diabetes mellitus (n=4, 7.6%), chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (n=2, 3.8%). Decubitus ulcer was present in all of these patients.
Psychiatric diagnoses according to DSM-V diagnostic criteria were as follows: major depressive disorder (n=17, 32.1%), sleep disorder (n=17, 32.1%), delirium (n=16, 30.2%), anxiety disorder (n=2, 3.8%), acute stress response (n=1, 1.9%).
Number of seasonal consultation requests were similar (p=0.345). Mean age was 60.0±2.8 years in patients with anxiety disorder, 56.8±12.7 years in major depressive disorder, 72.0±15.9 years in delirium, 29.0 years in acute stress response, and 68.4±13.5 years in sleep disorder patients. Principal diagnoses were similar in both genders (p=0.329). Psychiatric diagnoses were similar in both genders (p=0.467). There was no difference between genders according to examinations performed in place and in the clinic (p=0.329). Major depressive disorder was significantly higher in younger patients compared to other psychiatric diagnosis groups (p=0.008).
According to the results of this study, the most important psychiatric diagnoses to be emphasized in patients in palliative care units are delirium, sleep disorders, and major depressive disorder. Major depressive disorder carries a more prominent burden in patients of a younger age. A large majority of patients in palliative care units are cancer patients.
Primary and secondary psychiatric disorders added to the burden of fatal disease negatively affects patient compliance to treatment. Burden of psychiatric disease is heavier in cancer patients; 20-30% of cancer patients have a psychiatric disorder diagnosis, in which major depressive disorder is the most common.[14] Furthermore, there is a relatively high number of patients with undiagnosed depressive symptoms severe enough to negatively impact functionality. Reluctance, psychomotor retardation, agitation, concern, inability to concentrate, thoughts of death, fatigue, weight loss, or other complaints that can accompany depressive symptoms.[7,14] Tokgoz et al.[15] reported that depression prevalence was 22% among cancer patients. Wilson et al.[16] conducted a study on cancer patients undergoing palliative care and reported that 24.4% of patients were diagnosed with either major depressive disorder or anxiety disorder, that 10.2% were diagnosed with more than one psychiatric disorder, and that younger patients faced heavier burden of depressive disorder (p=0.002). In our study, a large portion of the patients met diagnostic criteria for major depressive disorder and depressive disorder burden significantly increased as age decreased. It is believed that a combination of psychotherapy applications and pharmacological treatment could reduce psychiatric illness burden to a tolerable level. Sleep disorder is common among patients diagnosed with depression.[17-20]
Sleep disorders are present in almost all palliative care patients, and are especially frequent in cancer patients. Sleep disorder may develop as a primary or sometimes secondary disorder. It may develop sometimes due to depressive symptoms, sometimes worry, sometimes pain due to physical illness, and sometimes drugs. Despite all this, sleep disorder is a neglected issue. One reason for this is because this condition is viewed as a normal or temporary reaction to cancer diagnosis or treatment, the other is that patients do not report their sleep disorders. Sleeplessness in cancer patients is frequently severe enough to require medical attention. Prevalence of sleep disorder is 50% in cancer patients, and relatively higher in females compared to males, and more common in breast cancer patients. Studies on cancer patients and cancer-survivors have shown that fatigue is associated with sleep parameters including poor sleep quality, difficulty falling and staying asleep, perception of insufficient sleep, non-refreshing and restless sleep. For this reason, treatment of one symptom may also affect the other. Underlying common etiology of cancer- related fatigue and sleep disorders has also been associated with pain, depression, and lack of concentration and cognitive functions in both conditions.[21,22] It was observed in our study that the level of sleep disorder diagnoses was not to be underestimated. Another psychiatric condition encountered in cognitive disorders is delirium.[23,24]
Prevalence of delirium, a clinical syndrome characterized by sudden-onset dysfunction of attention and cognitive function, is 11-16% among inpatients hospitalized due to physical illness with a more widespread distribution between 4-31%.[25] According to a systematic review of eight studies by Hosie et al.,[26] 98.9% of inpatients receiving palliative care were cancer patients, delirium incidence was 3-35%, and delirium prevalence ranged between 13.3-42.3% at hospital admission. In our study, delirium was also reported to be frequent among palliative care services.
There is increasing need for psychiatrists to work with patients and their families facing chronic, life-threatening diseases. In addition, psychiatrists may greatly contribute to the field of palliative care related to prevention and reduction of all forms of pain. With the development of medical treatment methods, individuals may live increasingly longer with many problems that may lead to bio-psycho-social sequelae. In order to ensure the most modern and appropriate care for patients and families during the period of diagnosis and treatment, there is a need for many psychiatrists, interdisciplinary palliative care teams, and consultants experienced in this field.[5,27]
In conclusion, this study is important in terms of supporting studies showing that the most common primary diagnoses in palliative care units are cancer and related conditions, the most common psychiatric diagnoses are major depressive disorder, sleep disorder, and delirium, and that depressive symptoms increase as age decreases. Psychiatry practices in which a combination of drug treatments and psychotherapy is used will prevent poor compliance to treatment by patients with primary and secondary psychiatric disorders added to illness requiring palliative care. It is recommended that patients receiving palliative care treatment should be closely followed and treated in terms of mental health.
Available at: https://www.who.int/cancer/palliative/ definition/en/
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Князья — река в России, протекает по Афанасьевскому району Кировской области. Устье реки находится в 17 км по левому берегу реки Колыч. Длина реки составляет 15 км.

Исток реки в 3,5 км к северо-востоку от посёлка Афанасьево. Река течёт на северо-восток, в среднем течении на правом берегу деревни Минеевская и Акиловская (Ичетовкинское сельское поселение). Впадает в Колыч юго-восточнее села Савинцы (Ичетовкинское сельское поселение).

Данные водного реестра
По данным государственного водного реестра России, относится к Камскому бассейновому округу, водохозяйственный участок реки — Кама от истока до водомерного поста у села Бондюг, речной подбассейн реки — бассейны притоков Камы до впадения Белой. Речной бассейн реки — Кама.

Код объекта в государственном водном реестре — 10010100112111100000405.

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Притоки Колыча
Реки Афанасьевского района


Q: Can you describe your process working with your clients?
Baker: Usually people come to us through a referral and they have a piece of property they want to build on. I ask them to make a wish list from the sublime to ridiculous. You never want to pre-edit the wish list. An architect gets better by having big ears before getting any big ideas. All of the houses I have built are inspired by the clients' wish list.
After that, we have to really understand the property and site. How dense is it? How big is it? All of those things tell me how best to make what the client wants fit.
We are very, very thorough. We do a thorough set of construction drawings that helps provide order and character to the space. But the other objective reason is you can get a tight price for construction so the process never becomes difficult or filled with too many stumbling blocks.
Q: What are some of the trends that you are seeing in Houston homes right now?
Baker: The notion of sustainability is a big deal. It is becoming more sophisticated and advanced than what people would think. So much of sustainable design is common sense. The notion of passive solar design by orienting the house to ideal sun angles and natural breezes still holds true.
The second thing is the overriding importance of natural light. This is correlated with sustainability. The abundance of natural light can have a major impact on a smaller house to help it not feel cramped. Windows and doors are becoming very sophisticated in terms of the building envelope like insulated glass. Also, whether it is asked for specifically or not, there is the marriage of house and garden. So the inside rooms are related to outside areas.
Q: Are there certain elements that are in high demand at the moment or things that you see falling out of style?
Baker: I don't pay attention to the latest style. If there's an article on the cover of the paper about the latest style, that means it'll be gone in two months. When architecture hits these peaks, like post-modernism in the 80s, I don't get involved. I pay attention to time-tested styles and craft. Most of our clients would call themselves traditional, but they also like natural light. So you have large banks of windows and doors that you wouldn't have seen in a house built in 1939 in Houston. A bank of windows and doors is a relatively modern thing, but we figure out how to do it.
Q: Is there a specific style or design element that you are partial toward?
Baker: I'm known as a roof guy. The roof is a serious component of the face of a house. Inside, the roof can lend a uniqueness and charm. But the other thing I love is the marriage of house and garden. You don't design a house and plop it down on a piece of land. I'm intent on it being apparent that the house is hand and glove relative to the site it fits on.


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La médullaire rénale (latin renes medulla = rein moyen) est la partie la plus interne du rein. Elle contient les structures des néphrons responsables du maintien de l'équilibre sanguin en sel et en eau. Ces structures comprennent les vasa rectae (à la fois spuria et vera), les venulae rectae, le plexus capillaire médullaire, l'anse de Henle et le tube collecteur. La médullaire rénale est hypertonique par rapport au filtrat du néphron et facilite la réabsorption de l'eau.

La médullaire rénale est divisée en plusieurs sections, appelées les pyramides rénales. Le sang pénètre dans le rein par l'artère rénale, qui se sépare pour former les artères interlobaires. Les artères interlobaires se ramifient en artères arquées, qui à leur tour se ramifient pour former des artères interlobulaires et celles-ci atteignent finalement les glomérules. Au niveau du glomérule, le sang atteint un gradient de pression très défavorable et une grande surface d'échange, ce qui force la partie sérique du sang à sortir du vaisseau et à pénétrer dans les tubules rénaux. L'écoulement se poursuit à travers les tubules rénaux, y compris le tube proximal, l'anse de Henle, à travers le tube distal et quitte finalement le rein par le canal collecteur menant au bassinet rénal, la partie dilatée de l'uretère.

Le sang est filtré dans le glomérule par la taille du soluté. Des ions tels que le sodium, le chlorure, le potassium et le calcium sont facilement filtrés, tout comme le glucose. Les protéines ne traversent pas le filtre glomérulaire en raison de leur taille importante et n'apparaissent pas dans le filtrat ni dans l'urine sauf si un processus pathologique a affecté la capsule glomérulaire ou les tubes contournés proximaux et distaux du néphron.

Bien que la moelle rénale ne reçoive qu'un faible pourcentage du flux sanguin rénal, l'extraction de l'oxygène y est très élevée, entraînant une faible tension en oxygène et, plus important encore, une sensibilité critique à l'hypotension, à l'hypoxie et au flux sanguin. La médullaire rénale extrait l'oxygène dans un rapport d'environ 80%, ce qui la rend extrêmement sensible aux petites modifications du débit sanguin rénal. Les mécanismes de nombreuses lésions rénales péri-opératoires reposent sur la perturbation du débit sanguin normal (et donc de l'apport en oxygène) dans la médullaire rénale.

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Voir également

 Médullipine
 Kokko et Rector Model, une théorie pour expliquer comment un gradient est généré dans la médullaire interne.

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Anatomie du rein
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pms-Baclofen
pms-Baclofen Adverse Reactions
Pharmascience
T-BOMA
Adverse effects most frequently occur at the start of treatment (e.g., sedation, somnolence), particularly if the dosage is increased too rapidly, if large doses are administered, and in the elderly patient. However, these effects are often transient and can be alleviated or eliminated by decreasing the dosage; they are seldom severe enough to warrant withdrawal of the medication.
Should persistent nausea occur following a reduction in dosage, it is recommended that pms-BACLOFEN be ingested with food or a milk beverage.
Lowering of the convulsion threshold and convulsions may occur, particularly in epileptic patients.
In elderly patients or those patients with cerebrovascular disorder or a history of psychiatric illness, more serious adverse reactions may occur, such as hallucinations and confusion.
Muscular hypotonia of a degree sufficient to make walking or movement difficult may occur, but is usually relieved by readjusting the dosage. For this purpose, the overall dose of pms-BACLOFEN may be reduced, or the daytime dose reduced and the evening dose increased.
Certain patients have shown increased muscle spasticity as a paradoxical reaction to the medication.
Some of the CNS and genitourinary symptoms reported may be related to the underlying disease rather than to drug therapy.
Adverse reactions listed as follows are ranked using the following convention: very common (≥ 1/10); common (≥ 1/100, < 1/10); uncommon (≥ 1/1,000, < 1/100); rare (≥ 1/10,000, < 1/1,000); very rare (< 1/10,000); not known (cannot be estimated from the available data).
The most common adverse reactions associated with baclofen are transient somnolence, sedation, dizziness, weakness and fatigue. Other adverse reactions reported were: Nervous System Disorders: Common: Headache, insomnia, muscular weakness, tremor, ataxia, respiratory depression, euphoric mood, depression, confusional state, hallucinations, nightmare, myalgia, nystagmus, and dry mouth.
Rare: Excitement, paresthesia, tinnitus, slurred speech, coordination disorder, rigidity, dystonia, dysarthria, epileptic seizures, lowered convulsion threshold, and dysgeusia.
Eye Disorders: Common: Accommodation disorders, visual impairment.
Rare: Blurred vision, strabismus, miosis, mydriasis, diplopia.
Cardiac Disorders: Common: Cardiac output decreased.
Rare: dyspnea, palpitation, chest pain, syncope.
Not known: Bradycardia.
Vascular Disorders: Common: Hypotension.
Gastrointestinal Disorders: Very common: Nausea.
Common: Constipation, gastrointestinal disorders, retching, vomiting, diarrhea.
Rare: Anorexia, abdominal pain, and positive test for occult blood in stool.
Hepatobiliary Disorders: Rare: Hepatic function abnormal.
Skin and Subcutaneous Tissue Disorders: Common: Instances of rash, hyperhidrosis, pruritus.
Not known: Urticaria.
Renal and Urinary Disorders: Common: Pollakiuria, enuresis, dysuria.
Rare: Nocturia, hematuria, urinary retention.
Reproductive System and Breast Disorders: Rare: Erectile dysfunction, inability to ejaculate.
General Disorders and Administration Site Conditions: Common: Fatigue, ankle edema.
Very rare: Hypothermia.
Not known: Drug withdrawal syndrome*.
Investigation: Not known: Blood glucose increased.
Other: Weight gain, nasal congestion.
*Drug withdrawal syndrome including, irritability, high-pitched crying, tremor, hypertonicity, excessive sucking, disordered sleep, hyperthermia, mottling, and postnatal convulsions has also been reported after intra-uterine exposure to oral baclofen.
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ICON Years (2006-2010)
LegendaryTruth - The Collective
By Luke,
August 2, 2010 in Halloween Horror Nights 20
Jumboshrmp
I never participated in the Legendary Truth in 2008 and this seems very interesting. I don't expect anyone to go out of their way to explain it to me but is it too late to get involved? Aside from this thread and the facebook page, what else do I need to keep a watch on?
TheEyeOfHorus 133 posts
cwoolboy 84 posts
JDW 69 posts
Dr. Jimmy 64 posts
thats it really. Perhaps the actual LT website. but they stopped updating it.
Edited August 31, 2010 by JWFearman
TheEyeOfHorus
Full COLLECTIVE briefing scheduled for 6pm - 7pm Eastern Time, Wednesday Sept. 1st. on this Official LegendaryTruth Facebook site.
HHNSteven411
cant wait for that briefing... anyone know how its gonna work??
Jakemeister
Scareactors
Awe boo! Of course this happens the day and time I got scheduled for work just like the conference call. I know I won't be the only person who has been following this heavily that will miss this as well. I'm sure someone will but I really hope someone reports and transcribes what happens tomorrow, especially if by some odd chance they feel it necessary to delete some of the information off their Facebook account after the matter.
Zokoke
You're not alone. I've go a night class at 6 tomorrow. And I was looking forward to this too. I would bring my laptop, but my prof is really strict about laptops and cell phones.
Well, you guys will more than likely be able to learn everything and anything we learn via the LT FB page and here.
I'm still on the fence if I'll be there...applying for a new job tomorrow night.
Dr. Jimmy
In the same vein; why do I see US coming to an unpleasnt fate in the house???? Now, I don't mean litterally like we're really going to die...no, I mean our characters we play in the house. I'm really interested to see how they do this, hope they do small groups instead of a constant line so that it's more of a walk-thru show than a haunted house. I can see it now: We start out in the living room with the LT team introducing themselves, the experiment/seance begins and weird things begin to happen until the lights all go off, when they come back on the LT team is being attacked by ghosts and scream for us to get out while we still can, then it's up to us to navigate thru the rest of the house and escape
Well, the house description also mentions a broadcast so we may see these people alive on the monitors and/or queue videos and then find out their fate inside.
cwoolboy
Dr. Jimmy FTW!!!!! Good thought
I'll be on both here and the LT facebook tomorrow, looking forward to some answers. Gotta sort through my thoughts and get some good questions ready....
I'm making a notepad full of questions and am narrowing it down to my faves : )) and will narrow further as the Q&A goes on, as I'm sure a lot of what we're going to ask will get answered.
I'm ridiculously excited!! Let's put our deduction skills to work!
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BruinsFan
Just bumping this up as a reminder for the LT facebook briefing:
LegendaryTruth will be conducting an online briefing at 6:00 PM for interested COLLECTIVE operatives. We expect a substantial number of inquiries, many of which will most likely address the same or similar topics. Accordingly, our administrative staff is compiling like questions and we will address them in groups.
HHN Bookworm
Yeah so I had some questions in my head and what do I ask:
Will LT be conducting investigations during the event? If so will those of us who can't make it be of any help?
I'm not expecting a reply.
Edited September 1, 2010 by HHN Bookworm
Inhumanis
im totally behind this year. i wonder if my 2008 creds will still be valid for this year?
From the LT Facebook page:
"We learned about the Lantern from an incident involving the former Cell Director, Ryan Richard." - IH
"With regard to the Lantern, it was housed in the Art & Design department at Universal in Orlando." - IH
"...the Lantern has been delivered to our Princeton facilities." - SG
time." - AE
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Gbout
So how many people are hitting F5 right now on Legendary Truths facebook.
Ignatia Himmel With regard to the Device, it seems to have malfunctioned. It is now missing and we are determining its exact location and current use.
Hmm..
Could someone make a giant compilation of the answers we receive at the end of this Briefing session?
I would, but I have to leave after the Q&A.
"Our C.E.O., Richard Steerington took a well-deserved fishing vacation some weeks ago. His purpose was to rest and be unavailable and so we chartered a beautiful trawler where he would not be disturbed." - AE
"With regard to Goth Wackee, we are very interested in determing this persons real identity." - IH
"Any contact by the person using the name Goth Wackee should be reported to me directly." - IH
"With regard to Mr. Mannarino's cooperation, he's been quite forthcoming in all areas EXCEPT the identity of Goth Wackee." - IH
"Alexandra, we are still researching the relationship between Richard, Thorncastle and GothWackee." - IH
"With regard to the MNA access code, it has not yet been assigned." - SG
"The MNA is undergoing repair. It was compromised when our technicans were instructed to sanitize Ryan Richard's files. We discovered a thumb drive and upon inserting it into a system desktop to review content, we realized that it was "boo...by trapped" to destroy the mainframe motherboards." - IH
"With regard to the Device, it seems to have malfunctioned. It is now missing and we are determining its exact location and current use." - IH
"Yes, the device is currently at the Legendary Truth Offices and was activated." - SG
"With regard to conflicting answers, I am asking Scott Gordon to clarify. But I believe you will find that you are referring to two seperate devices -- one being Thorncastle's invention and the other being the portametus." - IH
"With regard to Spirit Seekers, you would know one of them if you know Ryan Richard." - IH
"HHN is a serious concern and the two organization are working to solve this investigation." - AE
"No current addidtion information about FEAR at this time." - AE
Ignatia Himmel The MNA is undergoing repair. It was compromised when our technicans were instructed to sanitize Ryan Richard's files. We discovered a thumb drive and upon inserting it into a system desktop to review content, we realized that it was "booby trapped" to destroy the mainframe motherboards.
Ignatia Himmel With regard to Spirit Seekers, you would know one of them if you know Ryan Richard.
The portametus is the symbol that represents the image that was burned into the pictures. We understand it to be the key that unlocked Fear.
With regard to conflicting answers, I am asking Scott Gordon to clarify. But I believe you will find that you are referring to two seperate devices -- one being Thorncastle's invention and the other being the portametus.
Scott V. Gordon The portametus is the symbol that represents the image that was burned into the pictures. We understand it to be the key that unlocked Fear.
From the LT Facebook Page
"A&D is now working closely in this investigation" - AE
"Our preliminary investigation has indicated that it was the Collectives actions that resulted in the incendiary effect that scorched our evidence." - SG
"The portametus is part of the Lantern that was shipped under tight security to our C.I.L. It has undergone dramatic change and is also going through extensive research." - IH
"The C.I. labs have the portametus and are currently analyzing how it functions." - SG
"The Device and Dr. Thorncastle disappeared at the same time. I leave it to you to conclude the circumstance for such a bizarre coincindence." - IH
"The Portametus is needed to understand how we can remove FEAR." - IH
"Yes, we have the Lantern in Princeton but we do not have possesion of Thorncastle's Device." - IH
"We have reached out to others and are currently working with them on this investigation." - AE
Q. Are you worried about past or ex-collective members forming/continuing to operate under the title of Legendary Truth?
A. Yes. This is a very serious concern. We are moving to have any rogue operators cease and desist the use of our registered trademarks. However, the legal process takes time.
Q. What exactly IS the Lantern made of?
A. The labs are currently running analysis on this.
"All I can tell you is that the last known whereabouts of Dr. Thorncastle were posted on our main website as GPS coordinates. That's where he was seen in a panel truck large enough to hold himself, his Device and any co-conspirators." - IH
Q. What actions by the collective led to the scorching, if I might ask?
A. "Post incident analysis clearly indicates that the systematic assembly of photos resulted in the event. Make your own conclusions, you were a major part of it." - IH
"We are unaware of any other possible conspirators at this time." - IH
"The coordinates refer to an incident that took place months ago." - IH
"Please understand this investigation has a high level of tension due to the level of serious content we are working to solve your concerns." - AE
Scott V. Gordon: Our preliminary investigation has indicated that it was the Collectives actions that resulted in the incendiary effect that scorched our evidence.
Ignatia Himmel: Rob, post incident analysis clearly indicates that the systematic assembly of photos resulted in the event. Make your own conclusions, you were a major part of it.
Thought this should be posted even though we knew it.
they want to get rid of FEAR, wont that mean HHN will end as well if they sucessful?
i mean fear has been there the whole time if he disappears what will happen to the event?
4 yr Mark M. unpinned this topic


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Mining Tragedy
By	Scott McKenzie Posted on January 4, 2006 In News 1 No tags	0
Unfortunately, it seems the situation with the trapped miners in Tallmansville, WV has turned out horribly. When I went to bed last night, there had been one body found in the Sago Mine, but hope remained for the others. This morning, the news is that 12 of the 13 men were found dead. Evidently, at some point late last night, the families were mistakenly told that 12 of the miners were actually alive. But "the first announcement, of a 'miracle,' was the result of a 'miscommunication,' a company official said," according to a Washington Post article. "The new announcement came at roughly 3 a.m., interrupting and then silencing celebratory church bells in this small town and leaving relatives of the miners in shock, grief and anger… The 12 others were found deeper into the mine, barricaded in what turned out to be a futile attempt at survival."
Ultimately, the sole survivor of the accident, Randy McCloy Jr., was in critical condition and being transported Wednesday to West Virginia University Hospital in Morgantown after being stabilized at nearby St. Joseph's Hospital.
As a native of Kentucky, coal mining communities have a special place in my consciousness. I grew up in central Kentucky, not in the mountains, but any person from the Bluegrass State who is even remotely aware of the area's history has to recognize the role coal mining played in the development of the state. Harry M. Caudill's Night Comes to the Cumberlands: A Biography of a Depressed Area is an engrossing historical text that explains the Appalachian coal region from a resident's perspective. I would imagine that communities such as Tallmansville, WV share many similarities with the Kentucky counties Caudill examines.
Hard-working, determined, and often with no other options, these men bravely and stoically crawl deep into the earth for mining jobs. "Wherever coal has been mined a blight has fallen upon the land and upon the habitations of men," Caudill writes. Mining occupations are some of the most dangerous jobs on the planet. According to the Encyclopedia of Southern Culture, World War I left 10 million corpses in its trail, however, American soldiers were statistically safer on European battlefields than coal miners in West Virginia during the same time period.
And unfortunately, as we see from the tragedy in Tallmansville, it's still pretty dangerous. Although there have been improvements in safety conditions, a CNN report stated "according to the U.S. Labor Department's Mine Safety and Health Administration, 242 miners died nationally in mining accidents in 1978; in 2003, 55 miners died in mining accidents." The CNN article also contains a fact that is looking more and more ominous now that this tragedy has occurred: "the Sago Mine was cited 208 times over alleged safety violations in 2005, up from 68 citations the year before."
Our hearts go out to the affected families. Please keep the victims and their families in your thoughts and, if you're that kind of person, say a prayer for them.
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