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'67 Corvette 427 Roadster
Revell (kit #85-2968)
Other Batmobile Models
1944: Batman #25
1987: Batman #408 cover
1939: Detective Comics #27
1970: Detective Comics #400
1992: Batman:TAS (Review)
2006: Batman: Man-Bat
2008: Batman and the Outsiders
1966: Batman
2017: The LEGO Batman Movie
2008: LEGO Batman
1990: Legends of the Dark Knight #5
2001: Gotham Knights
2004: Teen Titans #9
2005: Batman/Danger Girl
1987: Batman #408 interior
Other Comic & Manga Models
Jigoro Jigorou Toyota Celica
Teen Titans #9 Batmobile
Cyber Formula Stealth Jaguar (Review)
Batman #20 Batmobile
Shakotan Boogie Yanky Mate! Z
DC Bombshells Wonder Woman (Review)
PvZ Ferrari 250
Transformers G1 Ratchet
Ctrl-Alt-Del Zeke
Other Corvette Models
Agents of SHIELD 1962 Corvette
'05 Indy Pace Car (Review)
The Junkman 1981 Corvette
'06 Corvette 1 (Review)
'72 Comic Book Batmobile
'64 GS
Transformers 5 Crosshairs (Review)
'98 Corvette
Rush Hour Corvette
Chuck Norris Karate Kommandos
I had the opportunity to sit down with artist Neal Adams at the 2008 New York Comic Con, and was happy to find out that he was a bit of a car enthusiast. This not only meant that I was able to get information for the Batmobile History, it gave me a perfect starting point for my 1970 Batmobile model. After all, what better source of information than the person who created it? At NYCC 2009, I was able to stop by his booth again, this time with a primered version of the model so that I could get his opinions on the overall design. He was generally happy with my work, so I brought it back home, made the corrections he suggested, and finished it off.
The base model for this build was Revell's 1967 Corvette roadster. Despite the outward appearance, very few modifications were made to the Corvette's chassis. These include removing the last few inches of the frame, adding some armor plating to protect the fuel and brake lines, and detailing the suspension and brake components.
The interior in also pretty close to stock. Because this is supposed to be a high-performance Batmobile, I added seat bolsters, headrests (taken from Revell's '69 Charger), a roll bar, and seat belts with photoetched hardware from Model Car Garage. I also added a telephone and reel-to-reel tape recorder for "on the job" requirements.
The engine was upgraded with a custom supercharger fed by two big 4bbl carburetors, and a set of straight pipes ending under the car. I accidentally damaged the stock radiator, so I had to find a replacement in the parts box. This also meant a new radiator hose, made from woven insulation over a metal wire. The electric fan is simply a toy wheel with a motor inserted in the axle hole.
Most of the hours spent on this model went into the body work. I started by combining the front half of the Corvette roadster with the rear half of AMT's '69 Corvair. I measured and cut both bodies so that the fender opening would still match the original wheelbase, then spent a lot of time measuring, nudging, gluing, and redoing the break lines to make sure everything lined up as closely as possible. I knew I already had a lot of work ahead of me, and I didn't want to make things worse by not getting the basic body lines as straight as possible at this stage. Once I was satisfied, I started in on the body filler.
The bulk of the "fill" work was done with Bondo 2-part glazing putty, with Tamiya putty used to fill in the remaining pinholes. The Corvette and Corvair had similar contours, but there was still quite a bit that had to be modified. On the front half, I smoothed over the fender tops, filled the side vents, and extended the character lines into the doors. The Corvair half had to be narrowed about 8 scale inches, the fender openings were cut to match the Corvette openings, the taillights were filled in, and the rear fascia was modified to accept a (narrowed) '67 Mustang bumper. The marker lights were removed from the front fascia and headlight nacelles were added to create the custom Batmobile front bumper.
Changing the 427 hood into a Bat Mask hood was easier than I expected: I simply removed a pentagon-shaped piece of plastic from the front of the bulge to the leading edge of the scoop, and added a triangular piece of sheet styrene in its place. The resulting eyes were backed with cloth coffee filter material, and the underside of the hood was laminated with chrome "Duck" repair tape to simulate heat shielding. The roof pillars were made from .080" sheet styrene, and the roof skin was taken from a spare '67 Impala body. The rear window and surround were also made from sheet styrene, and the trim was made from strip styrene.
The last bit of body work needed was the trunk. The Corvair had a separate panel (since it was a rear-engine car), so I kept it separate to give the Batmobile a working trunk. The panel was narrowed to fit the revised opening, and hinges were made from wire. The inside of the trunk was detailed with fuel tanks, a spare tire, and a coil of rope.
Once all of my modifications were complete, the body was painted Nassau Blue and Classic Black to provide a good vintage look. The trim was done with a combination of Bare Metal Foil and Alclad. This was my first use of Alclad, and while the results aren't perfect I like the look and will definitely be using it again in the future. Wiggle-eye headlight lenses, CD case taillight lenses, '67 Mustang mirrors, a custom license plate, and a set of Chevy Ralleye wheels finished it off nicely.


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Counting antigens with gold nanoparticles
(Nanowerk News) Protein biomarkers provide valuable diagnostic and prognostic information relevant to the development of malignant diseases since early and accurate detection of cancer is critical for successful cancer therapies.
In most cases, a tissue biopsy is the initial means of making a diagnosis after some form of cancer screening has come up with a positive result. However, tumor antigen-specific autoantibodies – antibodies produced by the immune system that are directed against one or more of the individual's own proteins – are known to appear months even years before clinical diagnosis of cancer, and autoantibodies have been found in many types of cancer.
There are two mainstream protein assays routinely used in the clinical environment, namely enzyme-linked immuno-sorbent assay (ELISA) for soluble markers and immunohistochemistry (IHC) for tissue samples. ELISA is widely used due to its simplicity but is only capable of quantifying relative amounts of target proteins.
On the other hand, IHC plays an important role in determining the expression of specific antigens in pathological examination of tissue sections, which provides important insight about the malignant degree of the tumor but no digital information about expression levels.
With increasing accuracy, nanosensor platforms for detecting cancer biomarkers are becoming viable complements to invasive biopsies of metastatic tumors (see for example: "A quick and simple blood test to detect early-stage cancer").
In recent work, reported in ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces ("Gold Nanoparticle Probe-Assisted Antigen-Counting Chip Using SEM"), researchers in China propose a gold nanoparticle (GNP) probe-assisted sandwich-counting strategy in vitro that relies on a GNP probe, an antibody-functionalized chip to 'count' antigen molecules using a scanning electron microscope.
(a) GNP probe preparation. (b) Functionalization of the chip with antibodies. (c) Procedures for counting the antigen molecules using GNP probe-assisted SEM-counting chip. (Reprinted with permission by American Chemical Society)
As illustrated in the image above, the team's strategy includes three steps and relies on: 1) functionalized GNPs; 2) antibody modified silicon chips, which are prepared by standard chemical modification; and 3) SEM for the quantification step.
In their work, the scientists used the carcinoembryonic antigen, which is highly expressed in tissue samples of colorectal cancer patients and is the preferred prognostic biomarker, as a model protein biomarker to validate the proposed GNP probe-assisted counting chip.
Furthermore, the strategy was employed to count another cancer-associated protein marker, α-fetoprotein in the interfering protein condition, demonstrating the clinical applicability of this novel platform.
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GSR range of carwash technology products provides the following.
Solenoid valves are used in a wide range of areas.
In general solenoid valves can be used to control and regulate the flow of gaseous and liquid media. They are actuated only electrically. Due to the construction solenoid valves have a safety position when voltage failure.
Solenoid valves are found, inter alia, in the in-house water supply or in the heating system, in gas pumps at gas stations, or, for example, in air-conditioning unit in supermarkets.However, their most frequent use in industry, such as in factory automation, in power plants, in shipbuilding, in blast furnaces construction, on oil rigs, etc.
For almost any application, it is possible to design and use a matching solenoid valve.
Solenoid valves are divided into different control types: pilot operated, force pilot operated and direct acting solenoid valves. The main difference of the control types from each other lies in the different pressure ranges and in the volumetric flow rate.
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valves to high pressure components as solenoid valves for the pressure range up to 900 bar.
this version offers decisive advantages compared to versions with pipework connections.
design of valve block solutions that are tailored specifically to the required conditions.
Valve technology in shipbuildingThe international shipbuilding branch requires high-precision advanced components with absolutely reliable function.
To prove to our customers that our valves really comply with the challenging specifications, a number of valves from our comprehensive product range of special valves or block valves are certified by the ship classification association Germanischer Lloyd.
Here you will find a short overview of possible valve options we offer.
At the moment you can choose from more than 1000 valve options.
The solenoid remains cool due to the distance (spacer) between the solenoid and the heat of the medium.
For use of medium temperatures with a maximum of +300°C.
Installation: actuator only in hanging position.
The adjustable close dampening ensures the soft closing of the valve without water-hammer effect.
It is supplied as standard in G 1 1/4 to G2.
Can be set to maintain a flow rate, at the required rate, after the pilot pressure has been removed.
The plunger area is separated from the media area.
This prevents dirt particles getting into the magnetic plunger area.
By means of manual operation the valve can be opened without power.
Integrated position indicator monitoring the position of the valve.
According to the option both positions "valve open" or "valve closed" can be shown.
The valve opens slowly and closes very quickly.
The opening time can be adjusted.
The valve will remain closed even when power is connected to the coil unless the manual operator moves the position of the valve, whilst the power is connected.
Should power fail, valve will close automatically.
Flange solenoid valves are used in nearly all industries like the chemical industry, power stations, water treatment, the shipping industry and many more. Compared to many other pneumatic or electrically operated valve types are solenoid valves distinguished by a lot of advantages, especially in higher sizes.
For the flange solenoid valves are different body and seal materials are available.
Flanges are according to DIN EN 1092-1. Hole pattern according to ANSI or JIS on request.
For high medium temperatures safe and sturdy valves are required.
The GSR product range comprises solenoid valves and direct acting-pressure controlled valves for the special requests of high temperature applications.
The GSR valves for high pressure applications are used, e. g., as pilot valve for actuators or as control valve in fire-fighting systems. We can offer high pressure valves upto 900 bar pressure range.
GSR offer wide range of solenoid valves, pneumatically controlled valves, accessories for CNG filling stations.
Modular system for high-pressure valves: the right solution with the best cost-performance ratio. Alternatives to mineral oil can be found in gaseous form. Natural gas will remain available for muchlonger than petroleum. It combusts cleaner and is cheaper than mineral oil-based fuels. As a result, the demand for natural gas filling stations will grow significantly.
These filling and refueling systems must be operated at high pressure and under highest safety requirements. our valves have specifically been designed for natural gas filling stations, in a cartridge design for manifold valve blocks. The service-friendly cartridge can easily be replaced.
Due to the valve blocks, no extensive piping are necessary. The non-return valves are by factory default integrated into the block, as well as the easy to replace filter unit in the pressure input. our high pressure valves are available as single valves up to a pressure range of 450 bar, or as 3-fold or 6-fold solenoid valve block. Due to our long-standing experience in the field of high pressure and CNG, we can provide you with all valves required for proper functioning of a natural gas filling station from our standard modular system and at high quality.
The product range stretches from the pilot valve to trigger pneumatic valves to the gas supply valve. Dispenser Blocks and priority panels are also available out of the box, if required even as ATeX version.
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A towboat and hopper barges move down the Mississippi River. Kirk Moore photo.
Earlier this decade, inland hopper barges were being built at a staggering clip. By 2015, demand had softened significantly and the industry was tying up barges in the middle of harvest time.
The problem was the industry didn't have a lot of old barges to scrap and take out of the fleet, so the numbers kept growing. For example, in 2014 about 60 covered hopper barges were sold to buyers in South America. In 2015, no international sales of hopper barges were recorded. The situation helped drive prices down because there was a surplus of equipment available.
In the past three years, barge owners have shown restraint and the number of new hopper barges built has fallen sharply. In fact, that restraint was so significant that it led to barge builder Jeffboat shutting down its yard in Jeffersonville, Ind., after delivering more than 10,000 hopper barges over an 80-year time frame. In November, according to River Transport News (RTN), Trinity Industries announced that it had completed the spin-off of its infrastructure-related business, including its inland barge group, into a public company, Arcosa Inc. Trinity describes Arcosa as a growth-oriented manufacturer of infrastructure-related products and services with leading positions in construction, energy, and transportation markets.
According to RTN, 2018 deliveries of new jumbo hopper barges, open and covered, to operators on the Mississippi River and its tributaries fell to 214, 22% below already scaled back 2017 levels. Ingram Barge Co., Nashville, Tenn., the company with the largest hopper barge fleet, took delivery of the greatest number of new hopper barges in 2018 with 75, all built by Trinity/Arcosa. Heartland Barge Management, Columbia, Ill., took delivery of 62, Crounse Corp., Paducah, Ky., had 30 built, American Commercial Barge Lines (ACBL) took delivery of 20, and PML added eight new hopper barges to its fleet.
"Given the diminutive level of new hopper barge construction activity in 2018, the inland hopper barge fleet shrank for the second straight year," RTN reported in mid-January.
Meanwhile, RTN reported that 311 jumbo hopper barges were removed from the overall fleet in 2018. RTN said that "given the fleet loses identified thus far, it would be safe to say that the inland jumbo hopper fleet shrank by a minimum of 97 barges in 2018." Most expect the hopper barge fleet to be reduced even more in 2019. That's because new hopper barge deliveries are expected to fall well below 2018's numbers.
One reason, RTN said, is the average cost of new hopper barges, which may hit a record high this year.


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Brown brick red color. Aromas and flavors of wood smoke, dark olives and heirloom tomatoes, and berry tart with a vibrant, dry-yet-fruity medium body and an engaging, medium-long finish with notes of craisin, green apple, and nuts with fine, crunchy, earthy tannins and light oak flavor. A spot-on montepulciano with great flavor, finesse, and sense of place.
Date Tasted: 3/3/2017 in our Chicago tasting lab - 93 points out of 100.
Light garnet color. Aromas and flavors of spiced cherries, marinara, and green olive with an bright, dryish medium body and an interesting, medium-length finish imparting notes of spiced berries and cocoa-dusted nuts with well-integrated, chewy tannins and moderate oak flavor. An inviting, supple Barolo with nice savoriness.
Date Tasted: 3/3/2017 in our Chicago tasting lab - 92 points out of 100.
Ruby black color. Aromas and flavors of blueberry cobbler a la mode, cherry custard, and chocolate with an vibrant, dry-yet-fruity medium-to-full body and a compelling, medium-length finish that presents notes of cedar and spiced toffee with well-integrated, chewy, dusty tannins and moderate oak flavor. A ripe, fruity, international take on the classic Italian red.
Dark dusty garnet color. Inviting, rustic aromas and flavors of earthy forest berries, leather saddle, candied rose petal, and thyme with a tannic, vibrant, dry-yet-fruity medium body and an elaborate, very long finish with well-integrated, grippy tannins and light oak flavor. Beautifully integrated flavors and tannins make this wine a spectacular for special occasions.
Medium color. Aromas and flavors of cherry, herbs, and stones with a bright, dryish medium body and an interesting, rapid finish with well-integrated tannins and a suggestion of oak flavor. A young red that shows well now, but short term cellaring may help.
Dusty garnet color. Aromas of spiced amarena cherry preserve, fine leather, and balsamic glaze with a vibrant, dry-yet-fruity medium body and a long dried cherries and dried basil finish with well-integrated, medium, grippy tannins. A food friendly wine that will be a crowd pleaser.
Pale orangey salmon pink color. Aromas of sweet cherry, nougat, grape jelly, and candied lime and fig with a lively, spritzy, fruity light-to-medium body and a medium-length spiced Fuji apple, cotton candy, and strawberry shortcake finish with fine, fruit tannins and no oak flavor. Mouthwatering, juicy flavors erupt out of this summer crusher.
Date Tasted: 3/7/2017 in our Chicago tasting lab - 91 points out of 100.
Straw color. Aromas and flavors of melon in cream, spiced peach, and minerals with an tangy, fruity medium body and an interesting, medium-long finish with notes of lemon-banana custard and lime sorbet with no oak flavor. An elegant, mouthwatering Prosecco with great flavors and acidity.
Date Tasted: 3/3/2017 in our Chicago tasting lab - 91 points out of 100.
Silvery straw color. Aromas and flavors of banana custard pie, apple tart, and praline with an bright, dry-yet-fruity medium-to-full body and an interesting, long finish displaying elements of spiced mango and pineapple, lemon curd, and creme brulee with fine, crunchy, fruit tannins and a suggestion of oak flavor. A robust marriage of tropical fruit and delicate creamy oak tones.
Medium color. Aromas and flavors of cherry, earth, and forest floor with a bright, dryish medium body and a compelling, brisk finish with fruit tannins and a suggestion of oak flavor. A dry red with dark cherry, earth and tar flavors.
Bright straw color. Aromas of nectarines, root vegetables and turnip, lemon curd, and potters clay with an lively, finely carbonated, fruity sweet medium body and an intriguing, buoyant finish with well-integrated tannins and no oak flavor. An excellent example.
Date Tasted: 3/13/2017 in our Chicago tasting lab - 91 points out of 100.
Light garnet color. Aromas and flavors of dried plantains and cherries and chocolate toffee with an bright, dry-yet-fruity medium body and an appealing, medium-length finish that exhibits notes of lime spritzed apple and tomato, nutskin, minty earth, and cedar with crunchy, earthy tannins and moderate oak flavor. A very nice traditional Barolo with lovely flavors and balance.
Garnet color. Aromas and flavors of marinated tomatoes and cherries and dark roasted nuts with a crisp, dry-yet-fruity medium body and a stimulating, medium-long finish that shows accents of pomegranate and plantain custard, sandalwood, and dusty earth with crunchy, chewy tannins and moderate oak flavor. A bright and stimulating Barbaresco that will be great at the table.
Date Tasted: 3/3/2017 in our Chicago tasting lab - 90 points out of 100.
Pale silvery straw color. Aromas and flavors of gooseberry jam on toast and banana chips with an bright, dryish light-to-medium body and a captivating, medium-length finish revealing notes of ripe peach, honeyed apple, and tropical fruits and flowers. A ripe, well balanced Pinot Grigio that hits all the right notes.
Straw color. Aromas and flavors of nectarine and spiced citrus and fig with an vibrant, finely carbonated, fruity medium body and an amusing, medium-long finish with touches of honeyed apple, peach custard, and minerals with crunchy tannins and no oak flavor. A crisp, flavorful Prosecco with great flavor and length.
Medium black ruby color. Jammy, fruity aromas of blueberry compote, fresh mint, and shortcake with a chewy, lively, dry-yet-fruity medium-to-full body and an intriguing, medium-length dried mulberry, leather, and mint cream finish with well-integrated, chewy tannins. Juicy fruit flavors make this a very appealing italian red.
Medium black ruby color. Attractive, fruity, jammy aromas and flavors of violet, dark chocolate truffle, candied berries, and cherry cola with an bright, fruity medium-to-full body and an interesting, medium-length finish with fine, fruit, chewy tannins and no oak flavor. A berry forward red blend with elegant floral notes.
Date Tasted: 3/14/2017 in our Chicago tasting lab - 89 points out of 100.
Straw color. Aromas and flavors of melon coulis, powdered almond cookie, and mossy earth with an tangy, finely carbonated, dry-yet-fruity medium body and a charming, medium-length finish conveying accents of honeyed lemon, kiwi and baby banana, and peach skin with well-integrated tannins and light oak flavor. A nice, easy drinking Prosecco with lively acidity and delicate tropical flavors.
Date Tasted: 3/3/2017 in our Chicago tasting lab - 89 points out of 100.
Straw color. Aromas and flavors of spiced apple and nuts, banana skin, and bran muffin with an tangy, dry-yet-fruity light-to-medium body and a delightful, easy finish with notes of lemon spritzed peach, lime sorbet, and nutskin with dusty, fruit tannins. A nice bright, lightly earthy pinot Grigio that will be versatile.
Brilliant ruby color. Inviting aromas and flavors of wild strawberry, jasmine tea, fruit cocktail syrup, and yuzu with a lively, effervescent, moderately sweet light-to-medium body and an interesting, medium-length finish with touches of wild strawberry, mint candy, tarragon, and earthy cherries with fruit, fine, well-integrated tannins. This juicy, light-on-its-feet sparkler will be an instant crowd-pleaser.
Date Tasted: 3/9/2017 in our Chicago tasting lab - 88 points out of 100.
Brown brick red color. Aromas and flavors of graphite pencil shavings, smoked nuts, and spiced cherries and apples with an tangy, dry-yet-fruity light-to-medium body and an interesting, cheery finish manifesting nuances of pomegranate, melon rind, and nutskin with soft, crunchy tannins and light oak flavor. A zesty merlot that livens the palate for a good meal.
Date Tasted: 3/3/2017 in our Chicago tasting lab - 88 points out of 100.
Silvery emerald straw color. Fruity, inviting aromas and flavors of peach pastry, mango yogurt, pear skin, and kid leather glove with a soft, crisp, fruity light-to-medium body and an interesting, medium-length finish evoking notes of lemon curd, nougat, and ripe nectarine and apple with fruit, fine tannins. Terrific fruit flavors make this balanced Pinot Grigio dinner-party worthy.
Straw green color. Aromas and flavors of vanilla mint, delicate floral herbs, exotic tropical fruits, and nectarine with an crisp, dry-yet-fruity light-to-medium body and an engaging, cheery finish with notes of almond brittle, apple skin, melon, and earth with fine, chewy, fruit tannins and no oak flavor. An interesting lightly nutty and minty soave sipper.
Golden yellow color. Aromas and flavors of white chocolate graham cracker, banana nut muffin, and spiced apple and peach with an bright, dryish medium body and a charming, breezy finish manifesting notes of toasted lemon meringue, nutskin, and minted melon with fine, fruit tannins and a suggestion of oak flavor. A lively, delicately spicy and creamy white that is a pleasure to drink.
Ruby color. Aromas and flavors of grilled watermelon rind, pico de gallo, and chocolate covered cherry with a coarse, dry-yet-fruity medium-to-full body and a breezy finish that shows notes of blistered cherry tomatoes with a suggestion of oak flavor. A savory red wine that can stand on its own or pair up with Italian dishes.
Medium color. Aromas and flavors of red fruit, cherry liqueur, and gravel with a bright, dry medium body and an interesting, medium-length finish with well-integrated tannins and a suggestion of oak flavor. A Barbaresco for drinking early. Soft tannins, nice bright fruit with a hint of violets.
Yellow straw color. Aromas and flavors of baked peach and lime and hint of rubber leaf with an bright, light body and an interesting, breezy finish that shows suggestions of apple sauce and praline with no oak flavor. A juicy, fruity, easy drinking Pinot Grigio crowd pleaser.
Date Tasted: 3/3/2017 in our Chicago tasting lab - 87 points out of 100.
Pale silvery straw color. Floral aromas of cola with lime, water lilly, jicama, and meyer lemon with an crisp, spritzy, moderately sweet light-to-medium body and an interesting, medium-length honeysuckle, white peach sangria, turkish delight, and orange blossom finish with fruit, fine tannins. A very nice, nutty and floral moscato.
Date Tasted: 3/9/2017 in our Chicago tasting lab - 87 points out of 100.
Pale golden yellow color. Fruity, funky aromas and flavors of candied lemon peel, ripe apples, shoe polish, and fennel with a supple, crisp, dry light body and a brisk finish with overtones of shale, underripe stone fruit, and nutskin with fine, fruit tannins and no oak flavor. A clean, neutral, easy drinking pinot Grigio.
Date Tasted: 3/7/2017 in our Chicago tasting lab - 87 points out of 100.
Bright golden straw color. Aromas and flavors of peach syrup, meyer lemon zest, toasted yeast, and roasted nuts with a lively, finely carbonated, fruity sweet medium body and a breezy finish with well-integrated tannins and no oak flavor. A fairly good quality example.
Date Tasted: 3/13/2017 in our Chicago tasting lab - 87 points out of 100.
Medium color. Aromas and flavors of cherry, cola, and spice with a lively, dry medium body and a buoyant finish with fruit tannins and no oak flavor. An easy to drink red to serve with pizza and pasta.
Date Tasted: 3/14/2017 in our Chicago tasting lab - 87 points out of 100.
Straw green color. Aromas and flavors of green twigs, bark, and grass, wood glue, and spiced figs with an tangy, effervescent, dry-yet-fruity medium body and an interesting, medium-length finish with impressions of lime and kiwi custard and dried apricot with crunchy, fruit tannins and no oak flavor. An interesting and herbaceous Prosecco to pair with exotic cheeses and Asian seafood dishes.
Date Tasted: 3/3/2017 in our Chicago tasting lab - 85 points out of 100.
Light silvery emerald straw color. Fresh aromas and flavors of glycerin, apple blossom, soursop, and melon rind with a crisp, dry thin body and a fleeting finish with nuances of , coconut water, and bitter almonds with fruit, fine tannins and a suggestion of oak flavor. A nice, light and savory Pinot Grigio.
Date Tasted: 3/7/2017 in our Chicago tasting lab - 85 points out of 100.
Brilliant light garnet color. Aromas and flavors of raspberries, baked oak, raspberry saltwater taffy, and dried straw with an lively, fruity sweet medium body and a captivating, swift finish with cottony tannins and no oak flavor. A better than average quality example.
Date Tasted: 3/13/2017 in our Chicago tasting lab - 85 points out of 100.
Medium color. Aromas and flavors of red berries, cherry, and green pepper with an vibrant, dry-yet-fruity medium body and a charming, brisk finish with fruit tannins and a suggestion of oak flavor. A nice Italian red to accompany a wide variety of foods.
Date Tasted: 3/14/2017 in our Chicago tasting lab - 85 points out of 100.
Emerald straw color. Aromas and flavors of butter toasted nuts, banana bread, and dried peach with a bright, dry-yet-fruity light-to-medium body and a brisk finish revealing suggestions of green apple core and earth with no oak flavor. A solid Pinot Grigio sipper.
Date Tasted: 3/3/2017 in our Chicago tasting lab - 84 points out of 100.
Pale yellow straw color. Aromas of granny smith apples, crayon, and dill with a shy, light body and a swift orange pith, dill, and apple core finish with fruit, fine tannins and no oak flavor. A decent pinot Grigio quaffer; serve with a good chill.
Date Tasted: 3/7/2017 in our Chicago tasting lab - 84 points out of 100.
Brick red color. Aromas and flavors of cranberries and moss with a tart, dry light-to-medium body and a snappy finish with impressions of blackberries, cherry vinaigrette, and doused campfire with fine, chewy tannins and moderate oak flavor. A dry, tart Italian red for the table.
Dusty garnet color. Aromas of salty dried green pepper, dark chocolate, and fruit punch with a bright, fruity sweet medium body and a medium-length sweet cherry gastrique, vanilla bean, and sweet hibiscus tea finish with fine, fruit, silky tannins and a suggestion of oak flavor. An off-dry red that can stand up to savory foods.
Date Tasted: 3/14/2017 in our Chicago tasting lab - 83 points out of 100.
Emerald straw color. Aromas and flavors of peach yogurt, sourdough, and mossy earth with a crisp, dryish light-to-medium body and a brisk finish revealing notes of apple core, citrus pith, and grass with leafy, fruit tannins. A dry, earthy Pinot Grigio for the table.
Date Tasted: 3/3/2017 in our Chicago tasting lab - 83 points out of 100.
Straw green color. Aromas and flavors of cedar incense, spicy turkey jerky, baked fruits, and sour cream with an tart, dry light body and an odd, cheery finish conveying notes of starfruit and kiwi, nutshell, and earth with fine, dusty, fruit tannins and no oak flavor. A funky, earthy white to pair with rustic cheeses.
Date Tasted: 3/3/2017 in our Chicago tasting lab - 82 points out of 100.
Bright silvery pink color. Unpleasant, pungent aromas of fishing net, goat cheese, and bruised fresh fruits with a tangy, effervescent, dry medium body and a buoyant ocean spray and underripe stone fruit finish with fruit, fine tannins and no oak flavor. A funky sparkler, best with cheeses.
Date Tasted: 3/7/2017 in our Chicago tasting lab - 80 points out of 100.


Do you have fun when you work or are you strictly professional?
Just ask anyone who has been here, we like to have fun when we work. In fact, as I am writing this blog there is room filling laughter coming from the gym area (before 8:00am on a Friday). We are ALWAYS focused on our patients, but we have found that our patients will typically relax more if we help them to feel comfortable around us. We try to create the perfect balance between professionalism and laughter, and you would be surprised at how good we are at it. As professionals we know when we can joke with patients and when we need to be more serious with our demeanor. We also have the ability to control where we position patients within the facility so that they are in the right environment that best suits them. We can treat patients in private rooms or treat them in the open gym area. In fact, Shauna and I designed our facility around this concept. The layout of the facility is just another example of how we cater to the individual needs of each patient. To answer the original question, we love to laugh when we work and we also enjoy making others laugh as they go through the rehab process.


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 "Murder Mountain", the nickname for the Rancho Sequoia area of Alderpoint, California
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The Royal Naval College, Greenwich, was a Royal Navy training establishment between 1873 and 1998, providing courses for naval officers. It was the home of the Royal Navy's staff college, which provided advanced training for officers. The magnificent Painted Hall is recognised as the greatest piece of decorative painting in England and has been described as the Sistine Chapel of the UK. It was originally intended as an dining hall for the naval pensioners who lived here at the Royal Hospital for Seamen. The Painted Hall reopened in 2019, following a two year long, award-winning conservation project and is now open for visits, tours and to hire.
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Govt may constitute a high-level committee to recommend changes in Indian civil servants' training modules
A MAJOR change of the current training programme for Indian civil servants could be a reality soon. The government may form a committee under a secretary or an additional secretary level official to recommend a new set of training modules which are more relevance in today's context, friends of babu blogger said. In fact, a section of content of the current training modules is said to have become outdated which needs to be replaced by new content which are of more relevance today. Also, the government may look into the dynamic process adopted by other countries in constantly updating the course. An official also told babu blogger that the new package of training may emphasize a lot not just on training at the entry level, but mid-career courses as well. For the beginners, LBS National Academy of Administration (LBSNAA), Mussoorie is the main training academy catering mostly to the IAS officers, whereas Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel National Police Academy is meant for Indian Police Service (IPS) officers. The other services of civil servants in India have separate training academies too.
Home minister asks top cops to speak up against arbitrary transfers The Union home minister P Chidambaram asked the country's top cops to speak up against random transfer. While inaugurating a conference of DGPs/IGPs in New Delhi on Monday, he said that it was a matter of deep regret that many police officers were reduced to "a football, to be kicked here and there, from one post to another, without regard to the damage done to the job as well as the officer". He further asked senior police officers to speak up against arbitrary postings. "Why do you remain silent when arbitrary postings and transfers are made by the state government? Is it not your duty, as the head of the state police, to raise your voice not only on behalf of your officers but also on behalf of the people that you are duty bound to protect? As one famous Judge said, 'When there is a duty to speak, silence is culpable'." he said. Read, "MHA officials in jitters as P Chidambaram writes long comments on performance appraisal reports" posted on June 1, 2009. Also read, "MHA directive! Don't be late in office or go early; your entry and exit are registered biometrically" posted on September 2, 2009
Action & Appointments a) Tenure of Ashok Kumar, a 1982 batch Tamil Nadu cadre IPS as Joint Director in the CBI has been extended for a period of two years. b) Ranjan Chatterjee, a 1976 batch Assam cadre IAS has been appointed as a consultant in the Planning Commission in the pay of additional secretary for a period of three years. c) Ms Rajwant Sandhu, a 1975 batch Himachal Pradesh cadre IAS, presently special secretary in the ministry of Panchayati Raj has been appointed as secretary, department of drinking water supply in the ministry of rural development in the vacancy of Shantanu Consul, who has become DoPT secretary.
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The key role played by the bureacrats in the process of implementation of various welfare schemes can't be undermined. Proper training is a must in changing scenario. Such training should be regular phenomennon.


The Hotel, classic and elegant, is located in a very central area of Verona, close to the Arena, to the Railway Station and to the Exibition Center.
Our staff, professional and kind, will let you have a pleasant stay. The 80 rooms are confortable and suitable for all types of guests. Garage € 18,00- and car parking available. Internet free.
Pets are allowed with an extra charge od € 10,00 per stay.
Private parking at € 18 per day.
The A4 highway Milano-Venice ,exit Verona Sud (Verona South ) ,towards the town centre ( Viale del Lavoro) after Porta Nuova turn left into the second street ( Via Locatelli) . At the end of the Via Locatelli turn right and on the right side you will find Hotel Giberti.
The Valerio Catullo Airport in the Villa Franca of Verona is 15 km. away from the Hotel Giberti. It is available airbus from the airport to Verona Porta Nuova railway station ( at 6 euro per person ).
Porta Nuova station in Verona is only 500 m from the hotel, heading towards the centre /Arena: on foot, having left the station, cross the square to reach the church opposite and then keep right, heading towards the skyscraper of "Generali Assicurazioni", which can be seen from the exit of the station. Hotel Giberti is situated close to this building, on the right.


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McCourt divorce drama continues for Dodgers
Frank McCourt arrived at the courthouse Monday for another round of divorce settlement talks, ready to play hardball again for sole ownership of the Dodgers.
McCourt's attorneys insist he will not sell the team. But Frank's ex-wife, Jamie, says the ongoing troubles are hurting the Dodgers and their value to a potential buyer.
While the discussions drag on, Dodgers debt continues to mount. Frank McCourt has had to borrow money to meet payroll the first two months of the season. The next payroll is due Wednesday, and there's no word if McCourt will be able to meet it.
Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Scott Gordon, who is overseeing the McCourt divorce, is now asking both sides not to discuss the settlement proceedings with the media.
Frank McCourt maintains that he is the sole owner of the Dodgers despite a judge's ruling that the couple's 2004 marital property agreement was invalid.
If the couple can't reach a settlement by June 22, Judge Gordon will begin hearing arguments on Jamie McCourt's request to sell the team.
"Hopefully something will happen today, but nobody's authorized to speak to the press," said Jamie's attorney, Dennis Wasser. Asked if though the issue would be settled before the end of June, he replied, "I'm optimistic, always."
Meantime on the field, the Dodgers have a losing record and attendance has fallen dramatically. If McCourt fails to meet payroll Wednesday, Major League Baseball could force the sale of the team.
Frank McCourt says the team's problems would go away if Major League Baseball Commissioner Bud Selig would approve a $3-billion TV contract with FOX.
Selig said he will not make a decision on the TV deal until the investigation into the team's finances is complete.
Making payroll matters worse, the team owes former Dodger Manny Ramirez $8.3 million by the end of June in deferred salary. If the McCourts can't reach a settlement Monday, they will try one more time Thursday before the hearing begins on June 22.


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import javax.jws.WebService;

import javax.xml.bind.annotation.XmlSeeAlso;
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import javax.xml.ws.RequestWrapper;
import javax.xml.ws.ResponseWrapper;
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As former Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates and current Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Ya'alon have recently been reminded, honesty in politics can be costly. Gates's memoir, Duty, recounts the resistance of President Obama to winning wars, especially in Afghanistan. The former Secretary concluded, in a memorable passage: "the president doesn't trust his commander, . . . doesn't believe in his own strategy and doesn't consider the war to be his. For him, it's all about getting out." That is not the way to win friends from Obama administration lackeys in Washington or the liberal media.
Ya'alon's indiscretion, or calculated time-bomb, might best be understood as the warning of an experienced military commander that even the current talk of a limited Israeli, or international, presence in the Jordan Valley, which Palestinian Authority President Abbas has dismissively rejected, falls far short of Israel's security needs. To say nothing of Palestinian insistence upon the restoration of pre-1967 borders, the re-division of Jerusalem, and the return of Palestinian refugees – to Israel, not to a Palestinian state.
Whether or not Ya'alon should have gone public with his criticism of Kerry – the decorum question – is far less consequential than whether what he said is true. It may rile the faithful, as former Secretary Gates has also discovered, to reveal what lies behind the mask (and what lies can be found there). But those who yearn for even a morsel of truth- telling in the political arena, in Israel no less than in the United States, have reason to appreciate Defense Minister Ya'alon's blunt candor.
To be sure, that is not the emerging wisdom among Israeli pundits. Even Times of Israel editor David Horovitz released a plague on both houses, writing (January 15): "if Kerry has been arrogant and willfully blind, Ya'alon for his part shows precious little political vision." But Ya'alon, to his credit as a truth-teller, issued a necessary reminder that it will take more than a whirling American diplomatic dervish, determined to set frequent-flying records, to wean Palestinians and their allies from their unrelenting hostility to a Jewish state in their midst.
Jerold S. Auerbach is author of the forthcoming Jewish State/Pariah Nation: Israel and the Dilemmas of Legitimacy, to be published next month by Quid Pro Books.


The ongoing 6th Festival of German Cinema in China (FGCC) is a carnival of entertainment for lovers of German films and TV dramas as it has brought a total of 12 films to select cinemas in Beijing and Chengdu, capital of Sichuan Province.
The festival, which kicked off on Friday in Beijing, is screening 12 of the latest German films and drama series throughout its run, including director Claus Räfle's 2017 Holocaust movie The Invisibles, Germany's 2017 Oscar pick for Best Foreign Language Film category In The Fade and TV crime series Babylon Berlin.
German actors Marc Hosemann and Henning Peker, the stars of Babylon Berlin, attended the festival's opening ceremony, which was followed by a screening of The Invisibles. While waiting for the screening, Hosemann even tried to say hello to the gathered Chinese audience using awkward Putonghua (Standard Chinese), which he joked that he learned from Ang Lee's Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon.
"I love Chinese movies like Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon and House of Flying Daggers. Their action scenes and the way they fly and grab things are just cool," the German actor told the Global Times later during an interview.
"We look a little bit at what kind of films [they are]. Has the film been to international film festivals? Has it been successful with international audiences? And then we choose those with important subject matters… and we do a mix of young directors and more experienced directors to ensure variety," Mariette Rissenbeek, managing director of German Films Service + Marketing and one of the festival's major organizers, told the Global Times at the opening ceremony, explaining how the selection process worked.
She also talked about what makes German films so special.
"German directors tend to be more complex. They don't like too simple stories. They're philosophical, they're political," noted Rissenbeek, pointing out that German films, unlike Hollywood popcorn flicks, are for audiences who "every now and then would like to see movies that give you more to think about."
Hannah Arendt and In Times of Fading Light have been two of the most seen films shown at the festival over the past five years, which kind of "surprised" Rissenbeek since the two films are very different.
"Hannah Arendt is about the German philosopher. It was the most popular film of our program that year [in 2013]. And last year's In Times of Fading Light, about the former GDR [German Democratic Republic] was also much appreciated. I was surprised… both films are different, but they're both about important subject matters," Rissenbeek told the Global Times.
The opening film, Räfle's The Invisibles is a documentary/drama about four Jews who managed to survive the Holocaust in 1943 by hiding themselves away from the Nazi regime in Berlin with the help of their families and friends. The film mixes real-life interviews with the four survivors with dramatic reenactments of their stories.
Winner of the Gershon-Klein-Film Prize for best German film with a Jewish topic at the Jewish Film Festival Berlin & Brandenburg 2018, the film sparked widespread discussion after it was screened at a number of film festivals worldwide last year.
The film took Räfle eight years to bring to the silver screen, mainly due to a long hiatus the director took during production.
According to Räfle, from 2009 to 2013 there were very few German-produced films about the Holocaust, since German TV studios claimed that German viewers had grown tired of them. Due to this The Invisibles project came to a halt for a few years.
"It is understandable, as before there were too many of them. Some of them were either irrelevant to the theme [of the Holocaust] or were just looking for success by using the theme," Räfle told the Global Times, noting that he was finally able to get backing for the film again in 2015, as that year marked the 70th anniversary of the end of World War II.
Räfle noted that he was inspired to make the film while doing research for a documentary on the Nazi regime. As he was searching through materials, he came across a story about a Jewish woman who managed to survive the Holocaust by working as a service maid in a German establishment using fake identity papers.
"Then I thought, if it is possible that a Jewish woman could survive in such a dangerous place with microphones and Nazis, then there must be many more," Räfle told the Global Times.
According to Räfle's research, there were around 7,000 Jews, mostly young people, trying to survive in Berlin at the time, but only 1,700 survived.
"Let them [the survivors] tell their stories, and that's what we did," said the director.
Three of the film's four survivors have now passed away. According to Räfle, the last survivor, a 94-year-old woman, was very excited when he told her that her story was going to be shown in China.
Aside from the screening events, this year's FGCC is also holding seminars to promote exchanges between Chinese and German film experts.
The festival will come to an end on November 21.


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Дин Э́штон (; 24 ноября 1983, Суиндон, Англия) — английский футболист, нападающий, завершивший карьеру из-за хронической травмы голеностопа.

Карьера
Дин Эштон начинал карьеру в футбольном клубе «Кру Александра» под руководством известного тренера Дарио Гради. Он впервые вышел за основу клуба в октябре 2000 года, став одним из самых молодых дебютантов в истории «железнодорожников». Несмотря на травмы, спады, свойственные молодости, а также нестабильную игру клуба, курсировавшего из первого дивизиона во второй и обратно, габаритный форвард исправно штамповал голы, и к сезону 2004/05, ставшему последним в составе команды, на его счету было уже 74 мяча в 178 играх (учитывая все турниры). За первую половину сезона 2004/05 Эштон забил 20 мячей в 27 матчах и в январе 2005 года перешёл в «Норвич» за 3 млн £. К тому моменту молодой нападающий уже дебютировал в молодежной (до 21 года) сборной Англии.

Эштон, даже несмотря на то, что присоединился к канарейкам лишь в январе, он завершил сезон лучшим бомбардиром клуба с 7 голами в 16 матчах. Однако это не помогло «Норвичу» сохранить прописку в премьер-лиге. Многие клубы тут же стали бороться за талантливого нападающего, однако он решил быть верным клубу и, подписав с ним новое соглашение, отправился в второй по значимости английский дивизион. Как выяснилось, ненадолго. Уже в январе 2006 года «Норвич» был вынужден расстаться со своей звездой, забившей за год пребывания в клубе 18 мячей в 46 играх. За 7 млн фунтов Эштона приобрел лондонский «Вест Хэм» (при чём, если бы «Вест Хэм» захотел расстаться с игроком, то «Норвич» получил бы 15 процентов от суммы следующего трансфера).

Форварду удался впечатляющий старт в составе молотобойцев — 6 мячей в 16 играх, включая гол в финале Кубка Англии «Ливерпулю», который, впрочем, не принес лондонцам трофей. На чемпионат мира 2006 года Эштона не взяли, но в августе он всё-таки получил вызов в национальную команду на товарищеский матч с греками. Тренировочный сбор обернулся для нападающего несчастьем — он сломал лодыжку и выбыл из строя на год (впоследствии
Эштон рассматривал возможность подать гражданский иск против Райт-Филлипса, который и нанёс травму Дину, и его тогдашнего клуба «Челси», откуда полузащитник в настоящий момент перебрался в «Манчестер Сити»). В его отсутствие «Вест Хэм» лишь в последнем туре спасся от вылета, и Эштон получил ещё один шанс проявить себя в премьер-лиге в сезоне 2007/08.

Нападающий мощно начал новый сезон и был вызван Стивом Маклареном на отборочные матчи чемпионата Европы против Эстонии и России, однако травма колена вновь не позволила Эштону дебютировать в составе трех львов. Дебют состоялся лишь по окончании сезона — нападающий провел мощную концовку чемпионата, забив 5 голов в 8 матчах, включая красивейший гол в ворота «Манчестер Юнайтед», и был вызван Фабио Капелло на товарищеские матчи против США и Тринидада и Тобаго. Именно в последнем матче, состоявшемся 1 июня 2008 года, 24-летний Эштон наконец-то вышел на поле в составе национальной сборной Англии.

Последний официальный матч в своей карьере Эштон провёл 13 сентября 2008 года в составе молотобойцев против «Вест Бромвича»..

На тренировке в Чадуэлле Эштон получил серьёзную травму лодыжки. Спустя четыре месяца после последней попытки восстановиться, единственное, что беспокоило Дина — возможность ходить, просто ходить. Несмотря на то, что пропустив сезон 2006/2007, ему удалось вернуться на поле, приходилось скрывать, что играть приходится с постоянной болью. Прыжки давались с трудом, ко всему прочему пришлось научиться бить по мячу другой ногой.

После долгого лечения летом 2009 года Дин присоединился к основной команде. На одной из тренировок Дин бегал трусцой, заканчивая второй круг, почувствовал сильную боль в колене. Этот хруст, звук из сустава был просто ужасен. Кирон Дайер подумал, что что-то случилось с моими бутсами. Я отошёл в сторону и, крича, упал. Я плакал во второй раз в жизни. Я понял, что это конец. Всё. Мой последний шанс ушёл.

Спустя 14 месяцев после матча с «Вест Бромвичем» Дин Эштон завершил игровую карьеру в возрасте 26 лет.

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Complementary research, resources, policies improve outcomes for those with substance use disorders: Panel
Taking part in the panel discussion were, from left, Melinda Buntin, PhD, Stephen Patrick, MD, MPH, Ernie Fletcher, MD, and Michael Meit, MPH. (photo by Susan Urmy)
by Jill Clendening
A panel of experts on opioid use disorder (OUD) discussed the importance of building recovery ecosystems or networks of resources to respond to the opioid epidemic during the recent Department of Health Policy's Research into Policy & Practice Lecture at Vanderbilt University Medical Center.
The panel included Ernie Fletcher, MD, former governor of Kentucky and co-founder of the Fletcher Group; Michael Meit, MPH, co-director of the Center for Rural Health Research at East Tennessee State University; and Stephen Patrick, MD, MPH, executive director of Firefly and director of the Vanderbilt Center for Child Health Policy. Melinda Buntin, PhD, Mike Curb Professor and chair of the Department of Health Policy, moderated the event.
In 2021, the number of fatal opioid overdoses in the United States reached an estimated 110,000 — one death every five minutes — according to recent statistics from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and the panel members agreed that a continued emphasis on criminalization, with incarceration of individuals with opioid use disorder, is not the best path forward.
"Overall, our effort is failing, unless you want to say more than 100,000 overdoses is success, and I don't think we want to do that," said Fletcher. "What we do is go into communities and try to build a recovery ecosystem by bringing the stakeholders together."
While Fletcher was governor of Kentucky, he supported the establishment of Recovery Kentucky, a multiagency, social-recovery model of assisting individuals with substance abuse disorders. The program uses U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development money to fund recovery facilities. When individuals are sent to receive treatment rather than being incarcerated, the program receives per diem funds from correction facilities to fund their housing,
By using a participant's Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits and Medicare or Medicaid benefits, Recovery Kentucky funds their treatment. There are now 18 Recovery Kentucky centers providing housing and recovery services at no cost to the individual to up to 3,000 Kentuckians.
In 2017, Fletcher co-founded the Fletcher Group, a not-for-profit organization which assists and supports rural communities as they establish recovery housing and other resources for individuals with substance use disorders. Rather than incarcerating individuals, Fletcher believes it is better to connect them to a recovery ecosystem so they can reclaim a healthier, productive life.
The Rural Recovery Ecosystems Index, a collaborative project of the Center for Rural Health Research at ETSU and the Fletcher Group, will go live later this month. The index combines a group of indicators to measure the strength of rural, county-level substance use disorder recovery ecosystems using data including substance use disorder treatment facilities per capita, the distance to medication-assisted treatment providers, the presence of a drug court and the presence of supportive state policies.
The index's map-linked data can be used to support community planning, programming and technical assistance to strengthen recovery ecosystems. When the Rural Recovery Ecosystem Index's map of the United States was fully populated with data, Meit and others at ETSU spotted some unforeseen revelations.
"One of the things you'll notice – and it was not quite what we expected, but it made sense as we started to unpack it – the areas that have been hardest hit by the opioid crisis tend to have the strongest recovery systems," Meit said. "That's because they had a lot of people to support, and they built those systems. What we want to do next with this is to identify those areas that have a lot of substance abuse but a low recovery ecosystem score because those are the areas where we need to provide technical assistance."
Patrick then presented a current snapshot of substance abuse disorder and its impact on pregnant and postpartum women and newborn children.
"Overdose is the leading cause of pregnancy-related deaths in Tennessee; it's a substantial problem that our families are facing," he said. "Overdose is kind of the tip of the iceberg. Opioid use disorder in pregnancy and opioid-related diagnoses have doubled since 2010. Rates of neonatal abstinence syndrome or neonatal opioid withdrawal syndrome have grown by about sevenfold since 2000 … and infants are the fastest growing population in the foster care system, with most of them there due to parental substance abuse."
Firefly, which Patrick directs, is a program at VUMC that combines prenatal and postpartum care with treatment for OUD for women facing the dual challenge of pregnancy and recovery in Middle Tennessee. The program is a partnership between VUMC, TennCare and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services and is free for eligible women. Since Firefly was launched in 2021, 150 patients have been enrolled.
Firefly pairs participants with a peer recovery specialist who has their own lived experience, it brings together all needed clinical support in one location, patients are followed until one year postpartum, and Firefly partners with community-based programs which can further support the patient's continued recovery.
"The lecture was designed to showcase evidence-based ways to improve outcomes and give hope to individuals and communities struggling with substance abuse disorder," Buntin said. "The feedback we received from attendees is that they are going to take these ideas back to their practices and to policymakers."
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Jill Clendening · (615) 322-4747 ·
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Hockey stick growth curves are a thing of the past Angel investor shares top tips for budding start ups Irish Independent
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As part of this week's Business Angel Week, HBAN (Halo Business Angel Network), the all-island group responsible for the promotion of business angel investment in Ireland, today announces plans to increase the amount invested in Irish start-ups by HBAN angels to €25 million per year by 2020. This will see HBAN increasing angel investment by 17% per year for the next four years.
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Dublin, 31st October 2017 – HBAN (Halo Business Angel Network), the all-island group responsible for the promotion of business angel investment in Ireland and a joint initiative of Enterprise Ireland and InterTradeIreland, today announces the appointment of Rowan Devereux to the Chair of the Bloom Equity Syndicate. Rowan succeeds Anthony Bermingham as Chair and in his new role, he aims to recruit new angels, build the profile of the syndicate and work with HBAN in selecting high potential start-ups to present at monthly syndicate meetings.
AventaMed to achieve FDA clearance with help of €1.8M HBAN backed funding
Dublin, 19th October, 2017 – HBAN (Halo Business Angel Network), the all-island organisation responsible for the promotion of business angel investment and a joint initiative of Enterprise Ireland and InterTradeIreland, today announces a €1.8 million investment in Cork-based medtech company, AventaMed. The investment – which includes €1.6 million angel funding, the largest single HBAN angel investment to date – will fund AventaMed through FDA (Food and Drug Administration) clearance and commercialisation of the Solo Tympanostomy Tube Device (Solo TTD) which enables the quick and simple insertion of ear grommets.