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Blockages are an increasing challenge in many pumping stations these days: Too many household wipes make the pump technology capitulate.
A municipal operator was annoyed twice. Only two years ago a new pump was installed. Under the load of solid fibres in the municipal sewage, the modern unit clogged. These days, Corona provides a similar picture in many pumping stations. When the maintenance effort increased substantially, the decision was made to replace it. Cleaning several times a week made operation uneconomical.
The pump manufacturer Tsurumi supplied a medium-sized unit of its C series. The wastewater pump, which can be set up vertically or horizontally, offers a special feature: the impeller and suction plate with a tungsten carbide blade form a cutting mechanism that effectively crushes solids in the wastewater. The cutting mechanism literally slices itself through thick fibre plaits. Tungsten carbide, a non-oxide ceramic, is one of the hardest materials of all. After months, the operator reported: blockages and clogging were a thing of the past.
The 100C43.7 type pump has an output of 3.7 kW and rotates at 1450 rpm. It moves 1700 l/min and pumps up to a maximum head of 16 m. A small advice: horizontal installation favours the cutting behaviour because no material is caught on the pump feet. Tsurumi is regarded as a leading manufacturer of construction pumps with an extensive product range. Thanks to large warehouses, the company has so far been spared the delivery problems of the Corona era. The pumps can also be rented.
Specifications C
Replacing the old pump with the Tsurumi unit. Adapters simplify the connection work (Photo: Tsurumi)

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Q: How to add new field with out replace the old document? So I'm trying to implement many-to-many relationship between user and group in my java mobile application, So on a user can be in multiple groups and a group can have multiple users, I'm using firebase to store my data.
i have found this example :
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The problem here is that push generates a new id then it adds the Id of the group with the value true inside :

but I don't want that if I delete.push() I only found one field of the last group i have added so i think that every time i added a new group it take the place of the last one

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An estimated 20 million Americans are living with some form of thyroid disease.
Did you know that around 12 percent of the United States population will develop some type of thyroid condition in their lifetime? An estimated 20 million Americans are living with some form of thyroid disease. This is an extremely common condition but knowing what to look for and how to approach treatment can be beneficial for early detection and future care.
The thyroid is a butterfly shaped gland that is located in the lower part of the neck. This gland helps produce necessary hormones that help regulate heart rate, temperature, blood pressure and metabolism. The two most common hormones that the thyroid produces are thyroxine and triiodothyronine.
Thyroid disease is a fairly common condition that caused by under-or-over use of the gland. When the thyroid doesn't produce enough of a hormone, it's called hypothyroidism. On the other hand, when the thyroid produces too much of a hormone it's called hyperthyroidism. Thyroid gland can be enlarged from hypo or hyperthyroidism. Sometimes, thyroid nodules can cause swelling in thyroid.
Symptoms of hypothyroidism are an overwhelming, constant feeling of fatigue, difficulty with concentration, dry skin and constipation.
Symptoms of hyperthyroidism are palpitations, nervousness, tremors, irritability, dry skin and poor concentration.
When thyroid nodules are present, that needs to be evaluated for cancer or overactive nodules.
Due to the range of symptoms associated with thyroid diseases, if you suspect you may have a problem, see your primary care physician for further evaluation. Often times, patients realize that they have been living with the symptoms of thyroid disease for months or even years before their diagnosis. A test called the thyroid stimulating hormone test can identify thyroid function disorders before any symptoms begin to show.
How do you get thyroid disease?
Both hyperthyroidism and hypothyroidism can be cause by underlying diseases, exposure to certain drugs such as lithium and radiation, autoimmune antibodies or small subtle malfunctions of the thyroid gland.
Gender – Women have a greater risk of developing thyroid disease than men. It's estimated that women are 5-8 times more likely to develop a thyroid condition.
Family History – A family history of thyroid disease increases your risk of developing a thyroid condition. The risk is slightly increased if you have a first-degree female relative with thyroid disease.
While having these risk factors present don't mean you'll develop a thyroid condition, it's important to know what factors are present in your life, along with an overall awareness of how you feel. If something seems off, check with your doctor.
What are my treatment options for thyroid disease?
Immediate treatment options coincide with what the problem is with your thyroid, overproduction or underproduction of a hormone. Depending on which is the root of the issue, medication can help adjust your hormone levels to return to normal. These medications can range from iodine tablets, hormone replacement tablets to aspirin and are life-long prescriptions. If thyroid nodules are found, needle biopsy, a simple office procedure can help establish the nature of the nodules in majority of situations. In some cases, typically if precancerous tissue is found, surgical removal of the thyroid gland is necessary. However, more times than not, people with thyroid disease can live normal, healthy lives.
Kantha Nellaiappan, MD is an endocrinologist at Indiana University Health Ball Memorial Hospital. For more information, please visit iuhealth.org.


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Explanation of the Lord's Prayer: An Excerpt from Concerning Frequent Communion
How Everyone Should Prepare Before Confession
Concerning Mortal Sins, Pardonable Sins, and Sins of Omission
Frequent Reception of the Holy Mysteries is Beneficial and Salvific
Part II, Chapter 2 from Concerning Frequent Communion
by St. Nikodemos the Hagiorite
Both the soul and the body of the Christian receive great benefit from the divine Mysteries—before he communes, when he communes, and after he communes. Before one communes, he must perform the necessary preparation, namely, confess to his Spiritual Father, have contrition, amend his ways, have compunction, learn to watch over himself carefully, and keep himself from passionate thoughts (as much as possible) and from every evil. The more the Christian practices self-control, prays, and keeps vigil, the more pious he becomes and the more he performs every other good work, contemplating what a fearful King he will receive inside of himself. This is even more true when he considers that he will receive grace from Holy Communion in proportion to his preparation. The more often someone prepares himself, the more benefit he receives. [93]
When a Christian partakes of Communion, who can comprehend the gifts and the charismata he receives? Or how can our inept tongue enumerate them? For this reason, let us again bring forward one by one the sacred teachers of the Church to tell us about these gifts, with their eloquent and God-inspired mouths.
Gregory the Theologian says:
When the most sacred body of Christ is received and eaten in a proper manner, it becomes a weapon against those who war against us, it returns to God those who had left Him, it strengthens the weak, it causes the healthy to be glad, it heals sicknesses, and it preserves health. Through it we become meek and more willing to accept correction, more longsuffering in our pains, more fervent in our love, more detailed in our knowledge, more willing to do obedience, and keener in the workings of the charismata of the Spirit. But all the opposite happens to those who do not receive Communion in a proper manner. [94]
Those who do not receive Communion frequently suffer totally opposite things, because they are not sealed with the precious blood of our Lord, as the same Gregory the Theologian says: "Then the Lamb is slain, and with the precious blood are sealed action and reason, that is, habit and mental activity, the sideposts of our doors. I mean, of course, by 'doors,' the movements and notions of the intellect, which are opened and closed correctly through spiritual vision." [95]
St. Ephraim the Syrian writes:
Brothers, let us practice stillness, fasting, prayer, and tears; gather together in the Church; work with our hands; speak about the Holy Fathers; be obedient to the truth; and listen to the divine Scriptures; so that our minds do not become barren (and sprout the thorns of evil thoughts). And let us certainly make ourselves worthy of partaking of the divine and immaculate Mysteries, so that our soul may be purified from thoughts of unbelief and impurity, and so that the Lord will dwell within us and deliver us from the evil one.
The divine Cyril of Alexandria says that, because of divine Communion, those noetic thieves the demons find no opportunity to enter into our souls through the senses:
You must consider your senses as the door to a house. Through the senses all images of things enter into the heart, and, through the senses, the innumerable multitude of lusts pour into it. The Prophet Joel calls the senses windows, saying: "They shall enter in at our windows like a thief" (Jl. 2:9), because these windows have not been marked with the precious blood of Christ. Moreover, the Law commanded that, after the slaughter (of the lamb), the Israelites were to smear the doorposts and the lintels of their houses with its blood, showing by this that the precious blood of Christ protects our own earthly dwelling-place, which is to say, our body, and that the death brought about by the transgression is repelled through our enjoyment of the partaking of life (that is, of life-giving Communion). Further, through our sealing (with the blood of Christ) we distance from ourselves the destroyer. [96]
The same divine Cyril says in another place that, through Communion, we are cleansed from every impurity of soul and receive eagerness and fervor to do good: "The precious blood of Christ not only frees us from every corruption, but it also cleanses us from every impurity lying hidden within us, and it does not allow us to grow cold on account of sloth, but rather makes us fervent in the Spirit." [97]
St. Theodore the Studite wondrously describes the benefit one receives from frequent Communion:
Tears and contrition have great power. But the Communion of the sanctified Gifts, above all, has especially great power and benefit, and, seeing that you are so indifferent towards it and do not frequently receive it, I am in wonder and great amazement. For I see that you only receive Communion on Sundays, but, if there is a Liturgy on any other day, you do not commune, though when I was in the monastery each one of you had permission to commune every day, if you so desired. But now the Liturgy is less frequently celebrated, and you still do not commune. I say these things to you, not because I wish for you simply to commune—haphazardly, without preparation (for it is written: "But let a man examine himself, and so let him eat of the Bread, and drink of the Cup. For he that eateth and drinketh unworthily, eateth and drinketh damnation to himself, not discerning the Lord's body and blood" [1 Cor. 11:28-29]). No, I am not saying this. God forbid! I say that we should, out of our desire for Communion, purify ourselves as much as possible and make ourselves worthy of the Gift. For the Bread which came down from heaven is participation in life: "If any man eat of this bread, he shall live for ever: and the bread that I will give is My flesh, which I will give for the life of the world" (Jn. 6:51). Again He says: "He that eateth My flesh, and drinketh My blood, dwelleth in Me, and I in him" (Jn. 6:58).
Do you see the ineffable gift? He not only died for us, but He also gives Himself to us as food. What could show more love than this? What is more salvific to the soul? Moreover, no one fails to partake every day of the food and drink of the common table. And, if it happens that someone does not eat, he becomes greatly dismayed. And we are not speaking here about ordinary bread, but about the Bread of life; not about an ordinary cup, but about the Cup of immortality. And do we consider Communion an indifferent matter, entirely unnecessary? How is this thought not irrational and foolish? If this is how it has been up until now, my children, I ask that we henceforth take heed to ourselves, and, knowing the power of the Gift, let us purify ourselves as much as possible and partake of the sanctified Things. And if it happens that we are occupied with a handicraft, as soon as we hear the sounding-board calling us to Church, let us put our work aside and go partake of the Gift with great desire. And this (that is, frequent Communion) will certainly benefit us, for we keep ourselves pure through our preparation for Communion. If we do not commune frequently, it is impossible for us not to become subject to the passions. Frequent Communion will become for us a companion unto eternal life. [98]
So, my brothers, if we practice what the divine Fathers have ordered and frequently commune, we not only will have the support and help of divine grace in this short life, but also will have the angels of God as helpers, and the very Master of the angels Himself. Furthermore, the inimical demons will be greatly distanced from us, as the divine Chrysostom says:
Let us then return from that Table like lions breathing fire, having become fearsome to the devil, thinking about our Head (Christ) and the love He has shown for us.... This blood causes the image of our King to be fresh within us, it produces unspeakable beauty, and, watering and nourishing our soul frequently, it does not permit its nobility to waste away.... This blood, worthily received, drives away demons and keeps them far from us, while it calls to us the angels and the Master of angels. For wherever they see the Master's blood, devils flee and angels run to gather together.... This blood is the salvation of our souls. By it the soul is washed, is made beautiful, and is inflamed; and it causes our intellect to be brighter than fire and makes the soul gleam more than gold....Those who partake of this blood stand with the angels and the powers that are above, clothed in the kingly robe itself, armed with spiritual weapons. But I have not yet said anything great by this: for they are clothed even with the King Himself. [99]
Do you see, my beloved brother, how many wonderful charismata you receive if you frequently commune? Do you see that with frequent Communion the intellect is illumined, the mind is made to shine, and all of the powers of the soul are purified? If you also desire to kill the passions of the flesh, go to Communion frequently and you will succeed. Cyril of Alexandria confirms this for us: "Receive Holy Communion believing that it liberates us not only from death, but also from every illness. And this is because, when Christ dwells within us through frequent Communion, He pacifies and calms the fierce war of the flesh, ignites piety toward God, and deadens the passions." [100]
Thus, without frequent Communion we cannot be freed from the passions and ascend to the heights of dispassion; just as the Israelites, if they had not eaten the passover in Egypt, would not have been able to be freed. For "Egypt" means an impassioned life, and if we do not frequently receive the precious body and blood of our Lord (every day if it be possible), we will not be able to be freed from the noetic Pharaonians (that is, the passions and the demons). According to Cyril of Alexandria,
As long as those of Israel were slaves to the Egyptians, they slaughtered the lamb and ate the passover. This shows that the soul of man cannot be freed from the tyranny of the devil by any other means except the partaking of Christ. For He Himself says: "If the Son therefore shall make you free, ye shall be free indeed" (Jn. 8:36). [101]
Again St. Cyril says, "They had to sacrifice the lamb, being that it was a type of Christ, for they could not have been freed by any other means." [102]
So if we also desire to flee Egypt, namely, dark and oppressive sin, and to flee Pharaoh, that is, the noetic tyrant (according to Gregory the Theologian), [103] and inherit the land of the heart and the promise, we must have as our general (as the Israelites had Joshua [Jesus] the son of Nun as their general) our Lord Jesus Christ through the frequent reception of Communion. This way we will be able to conquer the Canaanites and the strangers, which are the disruptive passions of the flesh, and the Gibeonites, which are deceptive thoughts, in order that we may be able to remain in Jerusalem, which is interpreted "sacred peace" (as opposed to the peace of the world), as our Lord says: "My peace I give unto you: not as the world giveth, give I unto you" (Jn. 14:27). That is to say, "My own peace I give to you, O my disciples, the sacred and holy peace, not the peace which is of the world, which oftentimes looks also to wickedness."
Remaining in that sacred peace, we will be deemed worthy to receive inside our heart the promise of the Spirit, just as the Apostles remained and waited in Jerusalem, according to the command of the Lord, and received the perfection and grace of the Spirit on the day of Pentecost. And peace is a charisma which attracts all of the other divine charismata; and the Lord dwells in peace, as the Prophet Elias says, for God was neither in the powerful and strong wind, nor in the earthquake, nor in the fire, but in the gentle and peaceful breeze. [104]
However, without the other virtues, one cannot acquire peace. And virtue cannot be achieved without keeping the commandments. And no commandment is perfected without love, and love is not renewed without divine Communion. Wherefore, without divine Communion, we labor in vain.
Many obtain a variety of virtues on their own, thinking that they can be saved by these without frequent Communion, which is however fundamentally impossible. For they do not want to be obedient to the will of God and commune frequently, according to the norm of the Church, when they come together at every festive Liturgy.
To such people, God says through the Prophet Jeremiah: "They have forsaken Me, the fountain of living waters, and hewed them out cisterns, broken cisterns, that can hold no water" (Jer. 2:13). That is to say, "They left Me, God, Who is the fount of the life-giving water, namely, the virtue and charismata of the Holy Spirit, and they dug out for themselves wells full of holes, which cannot hold water." He again says through the Prophet Isaiah:
Yet they seek Me daily, and delight to know My ways, as a nation that did righteousness, and forsook not the ordinance of their God. They ask of Me the ordinances of justice; they take delight in approaching to God. Wherefore have we fasted, say they, and Thou seest not? Wherefore have we afflicted our soul, and Thou takest no knowledge? Behold, in the day of your fast ye find pleasure, and exact all your labours. Behold, ye fast for strife and debate, and to smite with the fist of wickedness. Ye shall not fast as ye do this day, to make your voice to be heard on high. Is it such a fast that I have chosen? A day for a man to afflict his soul? Is it to bow down his head as a bulrush, and to spread sackcloth and ashes under him? Wilt thou call this a fast, and an acceptable day to the Lord? (Is. 58:2-5).
That is, "They sought Me daily and desired to learn the wisdom of My providence, as if they were some righteous people which kept the ordinances of God. And they say: 'Lord, why did You not see us when we fasted? Why do You not want to know that we underwent such hardship?'" And God answers: "I do not hear you. For whenever you fast, you continue to do your wicked will. I do not want such a fast, nor such hardship. And even if you were to spread sackcloth and ashes on the ground beneath you like a bed, still I would not accept such a fast."
However, when labors and virtues are done according to the will of God, then are they acceptable to Him and beneficial. The will of God is that we do whatever our Lord commands, Who says to us: "Whoso eateth My flesh, and drinketh My blood, hath eternal life" (Jn. 6:54). This is not only a commandment, but the chief of all of the commandments, for it is constitutive of and perfects the rest of the commandments.
Wherefore, my beloved, if you desire to ignite in your heart divine eros and to acquire love for Christ, and with this love to acquire all the rest of the virtues, go regularly to Holy Communion. For it is impossible that someone will not love Christ, and be loved by Christ, when he frequently partakes of His holy body and blood. This is something natural, as we shall see.
Many wonder, why do parents love their children? And why do children love their parents in return? And we reply that no one has ever hated himself or his own body. Thus it is natural for children to love their parents, because their bodies come from the bodies of their parents, and they eat and are nourished by the blood of their mother both while in the womb and after they are born (for milk is naturally nothing other than blood which has become white). For these reasons, I say, it is a natural law for children to love their parents, and, likewise, for parents to love their children in return—because they were conceived from their own bodies. In the same way, as many as frequently receive the body and blood of our Lord will naturally rekindle their desire and love for Him. On the one hand, this is because as often as Christians partake of that life-flowing and life-giving body and blood, it warms them to love, even if they are the most thankless and hard-hearted of people. On the other hand, it is because the knowledge of our love for God is not something foreign to us, but is naturally sown in our heart from the moment that we are born according to the flesh, and when we are reborn according to the Spirit in Holy Baptism. At the slightest cause, those natural sparks immediately set ablaze, as the wise Basil says:
Together with the making of the animal (I mean man), a certain seminal word was implanted in us, having within itself the tendency to impel us to love. The pupils in the school of God's commandments, having received this word, are by God's grace enabled to exercise it with care, to nourish it with knowledge, and to bring it to perfection.... You must know that this virtue, though only one, yet by its efficacy accomplishes and fulfills every commandment. [105]
In other words, when man was made, a certain power was immediately sown in him, which naturally generates love for God. The doing of the commandments of God diligently cultivates this power, nourishes it with knowledge, and perfects it by the grace of God. This virtue of love for God, though only one virtue, contains and activates all of the rest of the commandments.
This natural power to love God is strengthened, augmented, and perfected by the frequent Communion of the body and blood of our Lord. For this reason St. Cyprian writes that, when the martyrs were preparing to go off to their martyrdoms, they first partook of the immaculate Mysteries, and being thus strengthened by Holy Communion were set aflame with the love for God and went off to the stadium like lambs to the slaughter. And in return for the body and blood of Christ which they received, they shed their own blood and gave their body over to various tortures.
Is there any other good thing, O Christian, that you desire to have, which frequent Communion cannot give you? Do you desire to rejoice every day? Do you wish to celebrate brilliant Pascha whenever you like and to exult with unspeakable joy during this sorrowful life? Run frequently to the Mysteries and partake of them with the proper preparation and you will enjoy such things. For the true Pascha and the true festival of the soul is Christ, Who is sacrificed in the Mysteries as the Apostle says, [106] and as the divine Chrysostom likewise says:
For Great Lent occurs but once a year. But we celebrate Pascha (that is, we receive Communion) three times a week or even four. Or, to say it better, as often as we like. For Pascha does not consist of fasting, but of the Offering and Sacrifice which takes place during the daily gathering. And as testimony that this is true, listen to Paul, who says: "Christ our passover [pascha] is sacrificed for us" (1 Cor. 5:7).... Therefore, as often as you partake of Communion with a pure conscience, you celebrate Pascha; not when you fast, but when you partake of that Sacrifice.... The catechumen never celebrates Pascha, even though he may fast every year during Lent, because he does not commune in the Offering. So then, even the person who did not fast, if he approaches with a pure conscience, celebrates Pascha, be it today, tomorrow, or any time he partakes of Communion. For good and proper preparation for Communion is not judged by lengths of time, but by a pure conscience. [107]
Therefore, as many as fast for Pascha, but do not commune, do not celebrate Pascha, as the divine Father just told us. And as many as are not prepared to receive the body and blood of our Lord cannot truly celebrate Sundays or the other Feasts of the year, because they do not possess the cause and occasion for the Feast, which is the most-sweet Jesus Christ, and they do not possess the spiritual joy that divine Communion brings.
As many as think that Pascha and Feasts consist of abundant artoklasies, [108] bright candles, fragrant incense, and the silver and gold vessels that adorn the Church are deceived. [109] For God does not mainly seek such things from us, as He says through the Prophet Moses: "[O man], what doth the Lord thy God require of thee, but to fear the Lord thy God, to walk in all His ways, and to love Him, and to worship the Lord thy God with all thy heart and with all thy soul, to keep the commandments of the Lord, and His statutes" (Dt. 10:12-13).
Our concern now is not to discuss pious offerings made in Church and whether they are good or not. These, indeed, are good, but together with them we must also offer obedience to the holy commandments of our Lord, and to prefer this to all those things. According to the Prophet-king David: "A sacrifice unto God is a broken spirit; a heart that is broken and humbled God will not despise" (Ps. 50:17).
The Apostle Paul, in his Epistle to the Hebrews, says: "Sacrifice and offering Thou wouldest not, but a body hast Thou prepared me" (Heb. 10:5; Ps. 39:9). Which means: "O Lord, You do not desire that I bring to You all of the other sacrifices and offerings, but that I draw near to the Holy Mysteries and receive the all-holy body of Your Son, which You have prepared for me on the Holy Table, for this also is Your will." For this reason, wanting to show that he is ready to do obedience, the Psalmist says: "Then I said: Behold, I am come... to do Thy will, O my God, and Thy law is in the midst of my bowels" (Ps. 39:11; cf. Heb. 10:7). That is: "Behold Lord, I have come to do Your will with great eagerness and to fulfill Your law with all of my heart."
For this reason, if we love our salvation, we must do the will of God and obey His commandments as sons and with joy, and not as slaves and with fear. For fear keeps the old commandments, while love keeps the evangelical commandments. That is, those who were under the Law kept the commandments and statutes of the Law out of fear, so they would not be disciplined and punished. But we Christians, since we are no longer under the Law, must do the commandments of the Gospel, not out of fear, but out of love, and we must do the will of God as sons.
The well-pleasing and ancient will of God the Father was to furnish His Only-begotten Son and our Lord Jesus Christ with a body, as the Apostle said. [110] That is, for His Son to become incarnate and shed His blood for the salvation of the world, and for all of us Christians to frequently partake of His body and His blood. Thus, we will be kept safe from the snares and machinations of the devil during this present life. And when our soul departs from us, it will fly like a dove in freedom and joy into the heavens, without being inhibited whatsoever by the spirits lurking in the air.
And this is verified by the divine Chrysostom, who says:
Moreover another person told me (he says "another person" because he beforehand told of someone else, who had described to him a different vision)—not having heard it from someone else, but having himself been deemed worthy to both see and hear it—with regard to those who are about to depart this life, that if they happen to partake of the Mysteries, with a pure conscience, when they are about to breathe their last, angels keep guard over them because of what they have just received, and bear them hence (to heaven). [111]
So, my brother, because you do not know when death will come, whether today, or tomorrow, or this very hour, you must always be communed of the immaculate Mysteries in order to be found ready. And if it is the will of God that you continue to live this present life, you will live a life, by the grace of Holy Communion, full of joy, full of peace, and full of love, accompanied by all of the other virtues. But, if it is the will of God that you die, on account of Holy Communion you will pass freely through the tollhouses of the demons that are found in the air, and you will dwell with inexpressible joy in the eternal mansions. [112] For since you are always united to our sweet Jesus Christ, the almighty King, you will live a blessed life here; and, when you die, the demons will flee from you like lightning and the angels will open the heavenly entrance for you and usher you in procession to the throne of the blessed Trinity. [113]
O what majestic things Christians enjoy from frequent Communion, both in this present life and in the future life!
Would you like, O Christian, for the small errors you commit as a man, either with your eyes or with your ears, to be forgiven? Draw near to the Mysteries with fear and with a broken heart, [114] and they will be remitted and forgiven. St. Anastasios of Antioch confirms this:
If we fall into some small, pardonable sins on account of our being human, either with our tongue, our ears, our eyes, and we fall as victims of deceit into vainglory, or sorrow, or anger, or some other like sin, let us condemn ourselves and confess to God. Thus let us partake of the Holy Mysteries, believing that the reception of the divine Mysteries is unto the purification of these small sins (though not the grave and evil and impure sins which we may have committed, regarding which we should seek the Mystery of Confession). [115]
Many other Saints also attest to this. The divine Clement of Rome says: "Having partaken of the precious body and precious blood of Christ, let us give thanks to Him who has deemed us worthy to partake of His Holy Mysteries, and ask that these may not be unto our condemnation, but unto our salvation... unto the forgiveness of sins." [116]
Basil the Great says: "And make them worthy to partake without condemnation of these, Thine immaculate and life-giving Mysteries, unto the forgiveness of sins." [117]
The divine Chrysostom says: "That to those who shall partake thereof they may be unto vigilance of soul, and unto forgiveness of sins." [118]
While confession and fulfilling one's ascetical rule is able to forgive sins, divine Communion is also necessary. One first removes the worms from a fetid wound, then cuts away the rotten skin, and finally applies ointment to it so that it may heal—for if it is left untreated, it reverts to its former condition—and the same is true in the case of sin. Confession removes the worms, fulfilling one's rule cuts away the dead skin, and divine Communion heals it as an ointment. For if divine Communion is not also applied, the poor sinner reverts to his former condition, "and the last state of that man becomes worse than the first" (Mt. 12:45).
Do you hear, my Christian, how many charismata you receive from frequent Communion? That your small, pardonable sins are forgiven and your wounds are treated and made completely well? What is more blessed than for you to always prepare yourself to receive Communion, and with the preparation for and the help of divine Communion always to find yourself free of sin? For you who are earthly to remain pure, as the heavenly angels are pure? Can there be any greater happiness than this?
And I will tell you something still greater, brother. If you frequently approach the Mysteries and partake worthily of that immortal and glorified body and blood of our Lord Jesus Christ, and become one body and one blood with the all-holy body and blood of Christ, the life-giving power and energy; then, at the resurrection of the righteous, your own body will be brought to life and resurrected incorruptible and glorified like that of Christ, as the divine Apostle writes to the Philippians: "Who shall change our lowly body, that it may be fashioned like unto His glorious body" (Phil. 3:21).
All of these great and supranatural dignities and graces of which we have spoken until now are received by every Christian who partakes of the divine Mysteries of our sweetest Jesus Christ with a pure conscience; and indeed even more than these are received, which we have not mentioned for the sake of brevity.
After one receives Communion, he thinks about the dread and heavenly Mysteries of which he partook, and so he takes heed to himself so as not to dishonor that grace. He fears his thoughts [logismoi], shrinks away from them, and protects himself from them. He begins a more correct and virtuous life, and, as much as is possible, abstains from every evil. When he begins to think about the fact that he will be receiving Communion again in just a few days, he doubles his efforts to watch over himself. He adds zeal to zeal, self-control to self-control, vigilance to vigilance, labors upon labors, and he struggles as much as possible. This is because he is pressed on two sides: on one side, because just a short while ago he received Communion, and on the other, because he will receive again in just a short while.
94. Translator's note: This quote is taken from Gennadios Scholarios (De Sacramentali Corpore Christi 1, PG 160, 357A), who himself says he is quoting "the divine Gregory."
95. Oratio 45.15, PG 36, 644B; NPNF (V2-07), 428.
96. Glaphyra in Exodum 2.2, PG 69, 428B.
97. De Adoratione et Cultu in Spiritu et Veritate 17, PG 68, 1077D.
98. Small Catechesis 107 (Mikra Katechesis [Thessaloniki: Orthodoxos Kypsele, 1984], 271-272).
99. On John 46.3-4, PG 59, 260-262; NPNF (V1-14), 164-165.
100. In Joannis Evangelium 4.2, PG 73, 585A.
101. Glaphyra in Exodum 2.2, PG 69, 421A—421B.
102. De Adoratione et Cultu in Spiritu et Veritate 1, PG 68, 205D.
103. Cf. Oratio 45.15, PG 36, 644A; NPNF (V2-07), 428.
104. Cf. 3 Kg. [1 Kg.] 19:11-12.
105. Regulae Fusius 2.1, PG 31, 908C; Saint Basil: Ascetical Works, 233.
106. Cf. 1 Cor. 5:7.
107. Adversus Judaeos 3.4-5, PG 48, 867-868.
108. Translator's note: The artoklasia is a festive service conducted within Great Vespers, consisting of a procession, hymns, litanies, and the blessing of five loaves of bread together with wheat, wine, and oil.
109. Translator's note: Concerning this subject, see St. Symeon the New Theologian, Ethical Discourses 14, SC 129, 422-442; On the Mystical Life, vol. 1 (Crestwood: St. Vladimir's Seminary Press, 1995), 172-181.
110. Cf. Heb. 10:5-10.
111. De Sacerdotio 6.4, SC 272, 318; NPNF (V1-09), 76.
112. Cf. Jn. 14:2.
113. Translator's note: See St. Symeon of Thessaloniki, De Ordine Sepulturae, ch. 360, concerning the good of frequent Communion, especially its benefits at the hour of death (PG 155, 672B—673A).
114. Cf. Ps. 50:17.
115. Cf. Quaestiones 7, PG 89, 385C-389D. Webmaster note: On pp. 162-165 we find further explanation of what is meant by "small, pardonable sins". In Objection 8 Saint Nikodemos poses the following question: "Being human beings, are Christians not disturbed by gluttony, vainglory, laughter, idle talk, and other like passions? How, then, can they frequently commune?" He continues:
St. Anastasios of Antioch responds to these people saying:
There are many people who, on account of their infrequent Communion, fall into sins. There are others who commune more frequently, and therefore greatly protect themselves from many evils, fearing the judgement of Holy Communion. Therefore, if we fall into some small, pardonable sins on account of our being human, either with our tongue, or our ears, or our eyes, and we fall as victims of deceit into vainglory, or sorrow, or anger, or some other like sin, let us condemn ourselves and confess to God. Thus let us partake of the Holy Mysteries, believing that the reception of the divine Mysteries is unto the remission of sins and purification. But if we also commit grave sins which are evil, carnal and impure, and we have rancor towards our brother, until we worthily repent of these sins, let us not boldly approach the divine Mysteries.
But because we are human beings, bearing flesh and weaknesses, and pollute ourselves with many sins, God has given us various sacrifices unto the remission of our sins. If we offer these sacrifices to Him, they purify us in order that we may approach the Mysteries. Merciful almsgiving is a sacrifice which cleanses man from sins. There is also another sacrifice which is unto salvation and the remission of sins, concerning which the Prophet David says, "A sacrifice unto God is a broken spirit; a heart that is broken and humbled God will not despise" (Ps. 50:17). [pp. 162-3]
The Translator includes a note for the preceding passage by St. Anastasios. "Commenting on the words of the Divine Liturgy: 'The Holy Things for the holy,' St. Nicholas Cabasilas also says:"
But if we should cut ourselves off, if we should separate ourselves from the unity of this most holy body, we partake of the Holy Mysteries in vain, for life cannot flow into dead and amputated limbs. And what can cut off the members from this holy body? "It is your sins which have separated Me from you" (Is. 59:2), says God. Does all sin then bring death to man? No indeed, but mortal sin only; that is why it is called mortal. For according to St. John there are sins which are not mortal (cf 1 Jn. 5:16-17). That is why Christians, if they have not committed such sins as would cut them off from Christ and bring death, are in no way prevented, when partaking of the Holy Mysteries, from receiving sanctification, not in name alone, but in fact, since they continue to be living members united to the Head. (Sacrae Liturgiae Interpretatio 36, PG 150, 448D-449B; trans. A Commentary on the Divine Liturgy, 88-89)] [pp. 164-5]
For more on mortal vs. pardonable sins see Part I, Chapter 3 from the Exomologetarion.
116. Apostolic Constitutions, Book 8, ch. 14, SC 336, 210; ANF (07), 491.
117. Divine Liturgy of St. Basil the Great, Prayer after the Lord's Prayer.
118. Divine Liturgy of St. John Chrysostom, Prayer after the sanctification of the Gifts.
From Concerning Frequent Communion of the Immaculate Mysteries of Christ, by our Righteous God-bearing Father Nikodemos the Hagiorite, trans. by Fr. George Dokos (Thessaloniki, Greece: 2006, Uncut Mountain Press), pp. 104-122. The full subtitle of the book reads: "Including a thorough explanation of the Lord's Prayer, an apology for frequent communion, answers to objections and clarifications of misconceptions, and two appendices on the Divine Eucharist." See also When and How to Receive Communion, by Archimandrite Daniel G. Aerakis. This short book contains additional material not covered by Saint Nikodemos. Posted on 1/2/2007 with the publisher's permission.


Sweden has been long a focus of European start-up funding - in 2012, it attracted more venture capital money per capita than any other European country, absorbing nearly 20% of all European VC funding. But in 2013, Finland has also started showing a pulse as the country's role as a global mobile app center is snapping into focus. Supercell selling 51% of itself to Softbank and GungHo for $1.5 B a few weeks ago created a splash. A bit earlier, a mobile game company called Grand Cru made a splash by landing $11 M in funding from investors that included Qualcomm Ventures.
In two weeks, Helsinki will host the biggest start-up event in Finland's history as Slush 2013 kicks off on November 13. The event is attracting 5 000 attendees, 1000 start-up companies and 500 investors. Speakers include founders of GungHo, Supercell and Skype - VC luminaries from Accel Partners to Index Ventures are attending. In many ways, Finland's new heat can be traced to the country's software industry's early and strong focus on Apple's iOS ecosystem. Way back in 2009 when Nokia was still the leading smartphone vendor in the world, the Finnish start-up scene already switched its emphasis to iOS apps - Rovio emerged as the leading mobile app company in 2010 and Supercell is currently the highest grossing app vendor in the world. Over the past 12 months, other hot properties have emerged; Frogmind's "Badland" was briefly the most downloaded app in the world in mid-June and Fingersoft's kooky rally game "Hill Climb Racing" has racked up more than 100 million downloads.
As a result, money has finally started flowing into Finnish start-up companies. This week's big news is the product investment fund Vision+ hitting $70 M level from current and new investors including Thominvest, Nokia, Kevin Wall and Daniel Sachs AB from Sweden. Vision+ has recently invested in a basket of companies that reflect the eclectic nature of Finland's technology sector. "Vision+ has developed an interesting new model in venture capital", says Daniel Sachs. "Their product investment model seems to be a good fit for fast moving digital products and they have developed an interesting portfolio of investments in a short period." Unlike traditional venture funds, Vision+ invests into specific products with revenue share model.
Many of Finland's most innovative start-ups are focusing on expanding traditional game formats into new directions; Vision+ is investing in the social racing game called StreetZ (distributed by the northern app giant Fingersoft) and the online drama gaming experience Velvet Sundown. Another investment target is a new Samuel L. Jackson action movie "Big Time" and its mobile game tie-in.
Finland is also developing into a center of wellness apps of different stripes; Moves and Sports Tracker are gaining traction as activity measuring tools, Beddit measures sleep habits, Yoga Retreat teaches yoga basics in a simulation game format, etc. Vision+ is investing in Fjuul, which has turned out to be astonishingly successful in Finland as a light, casual activity measurement app. Despite its niche nature, Fjuul has managed to become a Top 5 staple in the Finnish paid iPhone app chart which tends to be heavily dominated by games. Fjuul is planning a US marketing push this winter to test if its laid-back wellness format could work as well in the American market.
Next year will show if the Finnish start-up momentum can be maintained and whether foreign investors opt to move in on a larger scale. The major successes of Rovio and Supercell have certainly laid the foundation for a software sector boom - much depends on whether a new wave of game apps can come anywhere close to duplicating the break-outs of the Big Two. A lot is also riding on the diversification drive of the Finnish start-up industry. Game companies from Fingersoft to Gajatri Studios are trying to break out of the old mobile game formats while new retail and marketing specialists like Stylewhile and Thinglink are attempting to create the first major non-game app success stories. Vision+ has invested in MusicKickUp, PartyCoins, PopAppStore, and AddSearch in those fields. Sweden's start-up success was built on diversity - the ability to hit it big in game apps (Mojang), music industry (Spotify) and retail. That is what Finland needs to deliver in order to keep the new-found momentum going.


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I would like to know when the 2018 classic brackets will be available?
The committee will meet Sunday evening to create the pairings. The brackets should be released late Sunday.


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Dyptic Madness, mixed media, 8 x 20"
Thinking can be the mother of invention. And, as I reflected on work I had completed during the month of January, I had a thought: why not think about creating a different canvas shape for my final piece? And, bingo ... my triptych evolved. No cheating -- but actually just being creative and looking at my work from a new vantage point. I hope you agree!
Thank you for supporting me through this exercise.
Always challenging yourself... Cree you are doing an incredible job of expressing all that you feel onto your piece,of cancas. Keep letting it flow :-) it's your inner soul. How beautiful. How lucky you are to express yourself so fondly with a brush, paint and a piece of canvas.


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Patents whose numbers are in italics have been extended under 35 USC 156. All expiration dates include applicable Sec. 156 and pediatric (PED) extensions.
Products tagged as [GENERIC] have had a generic equivalent approved for at least one strength of the product.
VASCEPA (CAPSULE) (ORAL) ICOSAPENT ETHYL [GENERIC AB]
Drug Classes: Cardiovascular Agents:Dyslipidemics, Other
NDA Applicant: AMARIN PHARMS NDA No.: 202057 Prod. No.: 001 RX (1GM)
68 Patents--8 Families
Patented Use
Pat. No. 9198892 (Family Id: 37637079) Composition and/or method for preventing onset and/or recurrence of cardiovascular events
Claim Types: Method of improving a treatment
Pat. Sub. Date(s): 001: Jan 10, 2020 Sep 25, 2027 U-2706: Use of VASCEPA as an adjunct to statin therapy to reduce the risk of onset and/or recurrence of cardiovascular events in a patient who has escaped the unstable period after cardiovascular angioplasty
Pat. No. 9700537 (Family Id: 38801375) Composition for preventing the occurrence of cardiovascular event in multiple risk patient
Claim Types: Method of use
Pat. Sub. Date(s): 001: Jan 10, 2020 May 31, 2027 U-2707: Use of VASCEPA as an adjunct to statin therapy to reduce the occurrence of a cardiovascular event in an adult patient with hypercholesterolemia
Pat. No. 8293727 (Family Id: 42102041) Methods of treating hypertriglyceridemia
Pat. Sub. Date(s): 001: None Feb 9, 2030 U-1287: Method of reducing tg levels in patient suffering from severe hypertriglyceridemia
Pat. Sub. Date(s): 001: Nov 29, 2012 Feb 9, 2030 U-1287: Method of reducing tg levels in patient suffering from severe hypertriglyceridemia
Claim Types: Method of administration
Pat. Sub. Date(s): 001: Feb 7, 2013 Feb 9, 2030 U-1287: Method of reducing tg levels in patient suffering from severe hypertriglyceridemia
Pat. Sub. Date(s): 001: Apr 17, 2013 Feb 9, 2030 U-1287: Method of reducing tg levels in patient suffering from severe hypertriglyceridemia
Pat. Sub. Date(s): 001: Sep 11, 2013 Feb 9, 2030 U-1287: Method of reducing tg levels in patient suffering from severe hypertriglyceridemia
Pat. Sub. Date(s): 001: Oct 1, 2013 Feb 9, 2030 U-1287: Method of reducing tg levels in patient suffering from severe hypertriglyceridemia
Pat. No. 8298554 DP* (Family Id: 43030519) Stable pharmaceutical composition and methods of using same
Claim Types: Formulation
Pat. Sub. Date(s): 001: None Apr 29, 2030
Pat. No. 8445003 (Family Id: 43030519) Stable pharmaceutical composition and methods of using same
Pat. Sub. Date(s): 001: None Apr 29, 2030 U-1287: Method of reducing tg levels in patient suffering from severe hypertriglyceridemia
Pat. Sub. Date(s): 001: Jan 6, 2020 Apr 29, 2030 U-2689: Use of VASCEPA to treat mixed dyslipidemia in an adult patient with elevated triglyceride (TG) levels (>=150 mg/dl) and on statin therapy
Pat. Sub. Date(s): 001: Oct 9, 2013 Apr 29, 2030 U-1287: Method of reducing tg levels in patient suffering from severe hypertriglyceridemia
Pat. Sub. Date(s): 001: Jan 14, 2014 Apr 29, 2030 U-1478: Method of reducing TG levels in patient on statin therapy suffering from severe hypertriglyceridemia
U-2691: Use of VASCEPA to treat hypertriglyceridemia in an adult patient with elevated triglyceride (TG) levels (>= 150 mg/dl) and on statin therapy
U-2692: Use of VASCEPA to reduce triglycerides in an adult patient with elevated triglyceride (TG) levels (>= 150 mg/dl) and on statin therapy
Pat. Sub. Date(s): 001: Jan 6, 2020 Apr 29, 2030 U-2693: Use of VASCEPA to reduce triglycerides in a mixed dyslipidemia adult patient with elevated triglyceride (TG) levels (>= 150 mg/dl) and on statin therapy
Pat. Sub. Date(s): 001: Jan 6, 2020 Apr 29, 2030 U-2691: Use of VASCEPA to treat hypertriglyceridemia in an adult patient with elevated triglyceride (TG) levels (>= 150 mg/dl) and on statin therapy
Pat. No. 10010517 (Family Id: 43030519) Stable pharmaceutical composition and methods of using same
Pat. Sub. Date(s): 001: Jan 6, 2020 Apr 29, 2030 U-2690: Use of VASCEPA to lower triglycerides in an adult patient with elevated triglyceride (TG) levels (about 200 mg/dl to less than about 500 mg/dl) and on statin therapy
Pat. Sub. Date(s): 001: Dec 11, 2020 Apr 29, 2030 U-2997: Use of VASCEPA as an adjunct to statin therapy to reduce the risk of stroke in an adult patient with elevated triglycerides and atrial fibrillation
Pat. Sub. Date(s): 001: Feb 4, 2021 Apr 29, 2030 U-3052: Use of VASCEPA to reduce triglyceride levels in an adult patient on statin therapy and having atrial fibrillation and triglyceride levels of greater than 500 mg/dl
Pat. Sub. Date(s): 001: Sep 21, 2021 Apr 29, 2030 U-3209: Use of VASCEPA as an adjunct to statin therapy to reduce the risk myocardial infarction in an adult patient having atrial fibrillation or atrial flutter and elevated triglyceride levels
Pat. Sub. Date(s): 001: Feb 3, 2022 Apr 29, 2030 U-3292: Use of VASCEPA to reduce triglyceride levels in an adult patient on statin therapy and having atrial fibrillation or atrial flutter and triglyceride levels of about 500 mg/dl to about 2,000 mg/dl
Pat. No. 8563608 (Family Id: 43032772) Methods for lowering triglycerides without raising LDL-C levels in a subject on concomitant statin therapy
Pat. Sub. Date(s): 001: Oct 22, 2013 Apr 29, 2030 U-1287: Method of reducing tg levels in patient suffering from severe hypertriglyceridemia
Pat. No. 8618166 (Family Id: 43032772) Methods of treating mixed dyslipidemia
Pat. Sub. Date(s): 001: Jan 6, 2020 Feb 9, 2030 U-2695: Use of VASCEPA to treat mixed hypertriglyceridemia in an adult patient with elevated triglyceride (TG) levels (>= 150 mg/dl) and on statin therapy
Pat. No. 10265287 (Family Id: 43032772) Methods of reducing triglycerides and LDL-C
Pat. Sub. Date(s): 001: Jan 6, 2020 Apr 29, 2030 U-2700: Use of VASCEPA to reduce triglycerides in an adult patient with elevated triglyceride (TG) levels (about 200 mg/dl to less than about 500 mg/dl) and on rosuvastatin therapy
Pat. No. 10792267 (Family Id: 43032772) Methods of treating mixed dyslipidemia
Pat. Sub. Date(s): 001: Oct 16, 2020 Apr 29, 2030 U-2961: Use of VASCEPA as an adjunct to statin therapy to reduce the risk of myocardial infarction, stroke, both in an adult patient with Type 2 diabetes mellitus
Pat. Sub. Date(s): 001: Nov 8, 2021 Apr 29, 2030 U-3240: Use of VASCEPA to reduce triglyceride levels in an adult patient having triglyceride levels of at least about 500 mg/dl, on anticoagulant/antiplatelet/thrombolytic therapy, and having atrial fibrillation and/or atrial flutter
Pat. No. 8410086 (Family Id: 43356721) Compositions and methods for lowering triglycerides
Pat. Sub. Date(s): 001: Jan 6, 2020 Jun 15, 2030 U-2688: Use of VASCEPA to lower triglycerides and ldl-c in an adult patient with elevated triglyceride (TG) levels (about 200 mg/dl to less than about 500 mg/dl) and on statin therapy
Pat. No. 8455472 (Family Id: 43356721) Compositions and methods for lowering triglycerides without raising LDL-C levels in a subject on concomitant statin therapy
Pat. Sub. Date(s): 001: Jan 6, 2020 Jun 15, 2030 U-2690: Use of VASCEPA to lower triglycerides in an adult patient with elevated triglyceride (TG) levels (about 200 mg/dl to less than about 500 mg/dl) and on statin therapy
Pat. Sub. Date(s): 001: Jan 6, 2020 Jun 15, 2030 U-2694: Use of VASCEPA to lower triglycerides in a mixed dyslipidemia adult patient with elevated triglyceride (TG) levels (about 200 mg/dl to less than about 500 mg/dl) and on statin therapy
Pat. No. 8710041 (Family Id: 43356721) Compositions and methods for lowering triglycerides in a subject on concomitant statin therapy
Pat. No. 10842768 (Family Id: 43356721) Compositions and methods for lowering triglycerides
Pat. Sub. Date(s): 001: Dec 11, 2020 Jun 15, 2030 U-2688: Use of VASCEPA to lower triglycerides and ldl-c in an adult patient with elevated triglyceride (TG) levels (about 200 mg/dl to less than about 500 mg/dl) and on statin therapy
Pat. No. 9603826 (Family Id: 49784037) Methods of reducing the risk of a cardiovascular event in a subject on statin therapy
Pat. Sub. Date(s): 001: Jan 6, 2020 Jun 28, 2033 U-2696: Use of VASCEPA as an adjunct to statin therapy to reduce the risk of cardiovascular death, coronary revascularization, and unstable angina in an adult patient with elevated triglyceride levels (TG >= 150 mg/dl to about 500 mg/dl)
Pat. Sub. Date(s): 001: Jan 6, 2020 Jun 28, 2033 U-2697: Use of VASCEPA as an adjunct to statin therapy to reduce the risk of cardiovascular death and/or unstable angina in an adult patient with elevated triglyceride levels (TG >= 150 mg/dl to about 500 mg/dl)
Pat. Sub. Date(s): 001: Jan 6, 2020 Jun 28, 2033 U-2698: Use of VASCEPA as an adjunct to statin therapy to reduce the risk of cardiovascular death and/or coronary revascularization in an adult patient with elevated triglyceride levels (TG >= 150 mg/dl to about 500 mg/dl)
Pat. Sub. Date(s): 001: Jan 6, 2020 Jun 28, 2033 U-2699: Use of VASCEPA as an adjunct to statin therapy to reduce the risk of a cardiovascular event (coronary revascularization, unstable angina, stroke and/or myocardial infarction) in an adult patient with elevated triglyceride levels
Pat. No. 10278935 (Family Id: 49784037) Methods of reducing the risk of a cardiovascular event in a subject on statin therapy
Pat. Sub. Date(s): 001: Jan 6, 2020 Jun 28, 2033 U-2701: Use of VASCEPA as an adjunct to statin therapy to reduce the risk of coronary revascularization and/or unstable angina in an adult patient with elevated triglyceride levels (TG >= 150 mg/dl to about 500 mg/dl)
Pat. Sub. Date(s): 001: Jan 6, 2020 Jun 28, 2033 U-2702: Use of VASCEPA as an adjunct to statin therapy to reduce the risk of a cardiovascular event (cardiovascular death, coronary revascularization and/or unstable angina) in an adult patient with elevated triglyceride levels
Pat. Sub. Date(s): 001: Jan 6, 2020 Jun 28, 2033 U-2703: Use of VASCEPA as an adjunct to statin therapy to reduce the risk of a cv event (cv death, coronary revascularization, unstable angina, stroke and/or myocardial infarction) in an adult patient with elevated triglyceride levels and diabetes mellitus
Pat. No. 10383840 (Family Id: 49784037) Methods of reducing the risk of a cardiovascular event in a subject at risk for cardiovascular disease
Pat. Sub. Date(s): 001: Jan 6, 2020 Jun 28, 2033 U-2704: Use of VASCEPA as an adjunct to statin therapy to reduce the risk of a cardiovascular event in an adult patient with elevated triglyceride levels and at least one risk factor for cardiovascular disease
Pat. Sub. Date(s): 001: Feb 26, 2020 Jun 28, 2033 U-2743: Use of VASCEPA as an adjunct to statin therapy to reduce the risk of unstable angina in an adult patient with established cardiovascular disease
Pat. Sub. Date(s): 001: Feb 26, 2020 Jun 28, 2033 U-2744: Use of VASCEPA as an adjunct to statin therapy to reduce the risk of stroke in an adult patient with established cardiovascular disease
Pat. Sub. Date(s): 001: Mar 20, 2020 Jun 28, 2033 U-2756: Use of VASCEPA as an adjunct to statin therapy to reduce the risk of cardiovascular death in an adult patient with established cardiovascular disease
Pat. Sub. Date(s): 001: Mar 27, 2020 Jun 28, 2033 U-2762: Use of VASCEPA as an adjunct to statin therapy to reduce the risk of a major cardiovascular event in an adult patient with diabetes mellitus and two or more additional risk factors for cardiovascular disease
Pat. Sub. Date(s): 001: Oct 16, 2020 Jun 28, 2033 U-2962: Use of VASCEPA as an adjunct to statin therapy to reduce the risk of coronary revascularization in an adult patient with established cardiovascular disease
Pat. Sub. Date(s): 001: Feb 4, 2021 Jun 28, 2033 U-3053: Use of VASCEPA as an adjunct to statin therapy to reduce the risk of myocardial infarction in an adult patient with elevated triglyceride levels and established cv disease or diabetes mellitus and two or more additional risk factors for CV disease
Pat. No. 10668042 (Family Id: 69884391) Methods of reducing the risk of cardiovascular events in a subject
Pat. Sub. Date(s): 001: Jun 26, 2020 Jun 28, 2033 U-2841: Use of VASCEPA with high intensity statin therapy to reduce the risk of a cv event in an adult patient with elevated triglyceride levels and (1) established CV disease, or (2) diabetes mellitus and two or more additional risk factors for CV disease
Pat. Sub. Date(s): 001: Oct 16, 2020 Jun 28, 2033 U-2959: Use of VASCEPA as an adjunct to statin therapy to reduce the risk of a third and further cardiovascular event in an adult patient with elevated tg levels (>=150 mg/dl) and established cardiovascular disease
U-2960: Use of VASCEPA as an adjunct to statin therapy to reduce the risk of a second or further cardiovascular (CV) event in an adult patient with elevated tg levels (>= 150 mg/dl) and diabetes mellitus and 2 or more additional risk factors for CV disease
Pat. Sub. Date(s): 001: Jun 10, 2021 Jun 28, 2033 U-3126: Use of VASCEPA as an adjunct to statin therapy to reduce the risk of a second and further cardiovascular event in an adult patient with established cardiovascular disease
Pat. Sub. Date(s): 001: Oct 8, 2021 Jun 28, 2033 U-3221: Use of VASCEPA as an adjunct to statin therapy to reduce the risk of a cardiovascular event in a patient with prior percutaneous coronary intervention
Pat. Sub. Date(s): 001: May 11, 2022 Jun 28, 2033 U-3358: Use of VASCEPA to reduce the incidence of MI in an adult patient on statin therapy and with elevated triglyceride levels (>150 mg/dl), wherein the patient experiences atrial fibrillation and/or flutter instead of an incidence of MI
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Fans Think Ariana Grande Is Dating Her "Boyfriend" Collaborator, Mikey Foster
On August 2, Ariana Grande released her new song, "Boyfriend," on which she collaborated with the band Social House. Along with it, she dropped a music video that portrays her and one of the group's members, Mikey Foster, as love interests. It didn't take long for the video, and the couple's history of collaborating, to spark dating rumors — and now, people on Twitter are fully convinced the "Thank U, Next" singer has a new boyfriend.
Ahead of its release, Ariana explained the concept behind the track on Twitter: "We wanted to make something uplifting that captures that feeling of being afraid to take the leap & trust, being afraid of being hurt or feeling like you won't be enough for that person...but also how it feels to have a crippling crush on someone."
"I feel like this song captures a common theme in the lives of so many people i know! People want to feel love but don't want to define their relationship & have trouble fully committing or trusting or allowing themselves to fully love someone. even tho they want to," she added in a second tweet.
"Boyfriend" isn't the first time the two have worked together professionally: They also collaborated on "7 Rings" and "Thank U, Next," with Foster and his bandmate Scootie Anderson producing and co-writing the tracks with Ariana.
Despite their professional history — or partly because of it — a lot of fans seem to think "Boyfriend" is actually about her relationship with the singer. The two are currently on the road together too: Social House is touring with Ari at the moment.
Fans were also quick to point out that Mikey posted a heartfelt tribute to the pop star on her birthday in June.
"Ur one of the most incredible people the universe has to offer. I hope this year offers u nothing but the joy u deserve. Love u. happy birthday," he captioned an Instagram photo of Ariana as a baby.
"love u sooooooo much," Ari wrote in the comments section.
Fans on Twitter aren't the only ones to think they're dating: A source confirmed to People that the two are together, and the magazine reports that the two have been photographed "strolling arm in arm." Sources also told The Blast that Ariana and Mikey's friendship has "taken a passionate new turn in the recent month." However, neither Ariana or Mikey have responded to the rumors.
Rumors about celebs who collaborate professionally on romantic material is nothing new — but a lot of times, it's more shipping than real. Just look at A Star Is Born's Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga, whose chemistry had everyone convinced they were legitimately in love. Most recently, Shawn Mendes and Camila Cabello also sparked dating rumors after releasing their steamy collab, "Señorita."
As always, until Mikey or Ariana confirm the status of their relationship, it's all speculation for now — and it's best to take all celeb rumors with a grain or two (or three) of salt.
Want more from Teen Vogue? Check this out: Ariana Grande Goes Full Katniss Everdeen in Her New Music Video for "Boyfriend"
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Are you planning to follow the tradition of saving the top tier of your wedding cake for your first anniversary?
If so, don't forget to let your bakery know that these servings from the top tier should not be included in your overall guest cake count. If the idea of buying even more cake, as well as trying to correctly store your top tier for a year, makes you wince a little...there are solutions!
Give everyone a top tier! We've seen a few of our couples choose to have a small cake on each guest table at the reception. Not only are there a lot more flavor choices, but by making this choice, you've got cake and centerpieces covered!
Hope these tips are helpful in your planning! If you're now thinking you're a little worried about just how much cake you'll need, don't worry! We covered servings and sizing HERE!


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Woman Arrested for Drunk Driving…A Horse?!
Drew Weisholtz Published: November 7, 2017
Polk County Jail
It's gonna be awhile before this woman is back in the saddle.
Police in Lakeland, Fla. arrested 53-year-old Donna Byrne last week for riding a horse while drunk for about 10 miles. Yeah, a horse. For 10 miles. Like she's some sort of Wild West cowboy who's as much of a fan of the Triple Crown as she is of Crown Royal.
Officers, who got a tip about a woman who appeared confused and perhaps endangering herself, pulled her and her horse over, at which time her blood-alcohol level tested more than twice the legal limit in the Sunshine State.
In addition to DUI, Byrne was charged with animal neglect and failing to provide proper protection for the horse.
Animal control took the horse while Byrne was brought to jail, where we assume she managed to trot rot in her cell. Perhaps not too surprisingly, she has a history of run-ins with the law, including cruelty to animals, drug possession, probation violation and criminal traffic.
We don't think it's out of the realm to say this whole experience was a night-mare for her. Hopefully, her lawyer is more creative than that joke when it comes to getting her off.
Source: Woman Arrested for Drunk Driving…A Horse?!
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"Young Children's Self-Concept . . ." by Fabiana DesRosiers, Wendy T. Vrsalovic et al.
This study was designed to provide psychometric and developmental information for a caregiver report and observational measure of young children's self-concept. The Caregiver Inventory of Self-Concept (elsC) and the Tasks for Observation of Self-Concept (lOSe) assess six domains: self-recognition, self-representation, selfdescription, self-assertion, self-evaluation, self-regulation. Mothers of 290 children aged 6 to 66 months reported on the presence of self-concept behaviors, and 75 of these children, aged 15 to 48 months, were observed. Coefficient alpha, an index of item-objective congruence, and factor analysis provided evidence for the reliability and validity of both measures. Between- and within-domain analyses found that the development of self-concept in young children followed the hypothesized progression (self-recognition, self-representation, self-description, self-assertion, selfevaluation, and self-regulation) on the ClSC but not on the TOSC.
DesRosiers, Fabiana; Vrsalovic, Wendy T.; Knauf, Diana E.; Vargas, Maribel; and Busch-Rossnagel, Nancy A. (1999) "Assessing the Multiple Dimensions of the Self-Concept of Young Children: A Focus on Latinos," Merrill-Palmer Quarterly: Vol. 45 : Iss. 4 , Article 2.


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Developing an archive service for Derbyshire
31 July 2017 27 July 2017 / Becky, Archivist	/ 2 Comments
In April 1962, Miss Joan Sinar was appointed as the first County Archivist for Derbyshire. In the 55 years since this landmark was reached, whilst much has changed at the Record Office the basic principle of preserving Derbyshire's archival heritage and providing access to it has remained constant. However, 1962 may not have been the true beginning of Derbyshire's archive service.
On Monday 14 August, join us to find out more about the history of the Record Office and record keeping in Derbyshire. There will also be a display of original archives illustrating the development of the Derbyshire's archival heritage, and a unique opportunity for a behind the scenes tour.
Cost: £10 (including light refreshments)
Booking essential. Please register via the link to the right, or call 01629 538347
To keep or not to keep – that is the question
19 February 2016 / Becky, Archivist	/ 12 Comments
One of the key professional responsibilities of the archivist is to decide which records to select for permanent preservation and which to dispose of. In fact, you could argue that the role of the archivist is not one of preservation but of "destruction" (though I'm not sure we would quite argue that).
Here at Derbyshire Record Office we typically receive several enquiries and deposits/donations a week. Each time the archivist will judge (often in discussion with colleagues) whether the item/s have sufficient historical and research value to justify permanent preservation. We must ask questions such as:
Is it archival? i.e. is it a record generated by the everyday activities of a corporate body (or family, or individual), no longer in current use and providing evidence of the past
What is the research value of the material? This requires the archivist to think about the actual content of the item/s, what else could be inferred from it about society, individual or place, what kind of historical research could the material support and whether it could be useful for more than one type of historical research (e.g. useful for family historians and social historians)
Does the material provide only information that is already available elsewhere?
Is the material legible and in suitable condition for preservation?
We also need to be sure it is of Derby or Derbyshire content or origin. It would be outside the collecting remit of Derbyshire Record Office to collect material that didn't have some connection to the city and county, and their peoples.
Case Study: Moody and Woolley Solicitors of Derby
A couple of weeks ago, Mark and I with the support of Lien, DRO's Senior Conservator, surveyed and appraised the records in "the dungeon" of former Derby legal firm Moody and Woolley. After nearly 170 years in business, the firm ceased trading in April 2015, and having returned records to clients where possible, offered the remaining records to us and to Derby Local Studies and Family History Library.
"The Dungeon" when we first visited
What we found were primarily of bundles of title deeds and related papers for properties and businesses across the city and county, executorship papers for deceased clients, probate copies of wills and a small number of business records for the firm from the 1990s to early 2000s. There were also a small number of boxes containing family artefacts and photo albums, mostly from the Victorian and Edwardian periods. Undoubtedly these items would have held some intrinsic value for descendants of their original owners, however the firm had been unable to identify who the items belonged to and so could not return them to living relatives. For the same reason, we also had to make the decision not to add such items to the collection as they were not identifiable and therefore had only very limited (if any) historical research value.
After four hours, much sifting, many puzzled looks, head scratches and a fair bit of dust and grime, we had selected a van load of material to be transported back to Matlock.
Collecting records, 2016
Other material "left behind" included the probate copies of post-1858 wills and the majority of executorship papers and ledgers. In the case of probate wills, although we do hold some examples of such wills already amongst family and estate collections, these particular wills are only the probate copy, i.e. not the original signed by the individual. The information available from the probate copy is the same as the copy that can be obtained from the Probate Registry – for which handy online indexes already exist on Ancestry and Gov.uk (the latter also includes a search and ordering facility). Therefore the use of such records at DRO would be extremely limited, if indeed they were used at all.
In a world of unlimited space and budgets we may have taken much more than we did. However, such limitations are not necessarily a bad thing. The sifting and selection undertaken by the archivists has the added benefit of saving customers and researchers some time in sifting through material. Another example in this case were the executorship papers: the probate copy of a will identifies the executors and the beneficiaries, the papers of the executors merely record the process of following through the wishes of the deceased. Where there are disputes it can be useful to retain such records; however, in most cases there is little added information and the frequency of use would be extremely low. There is no defined threshold for how often a record should be used to justify its preservation in the archives, but this is certainly one factor that is considered when appraisal and selection decisions are made.
The decisions and judgments we made have ensured that the enduring archive collection for the firm reflects the nature of the business undertaken (as far as was possible with the records presented to us). The final collection includes:
sampled business papers of the firm (e.g. a sample correspondence file relating to notarial transactions),
18th-20th century title deeds and abstracts of title for property across Derby and Derbyshire including the Railway Tavern at Belper, mills and other businesses in Ripley, Shirland Park and Lodge, and
the personal papers of John Moody, the firm's founding partner.
All the material is now in our quarantine room waiting to be assessed by our Conservation team and any necessary remedial action taken (including the removal of mould). It will be some time before a full catalogue is available for the collection, but in the meantime, you can access basic summary information through our online catalogue for the collection, reference D7935.
Ultimately, as archivists we must always make judgments about what to preserve and what to destroy with the knowledge that histories can only be written in the future using the evidence we have preserved. The material that isn't preserved cannot act as evidence, therefore the first question we must always consider is how will this affect histories yet to be written. That is not to say the first responsibility of future history relies with the archivist, this first responsibility inevitably always lies with the creator of the records who may indeed destroy them before an archivist even knows they exist. Nevertheless, archivists do have a very important role to play and it is one that we take very great care over.
Postscript: The judgments we are required to make are likely to become even more important and difficult with digital records – but more on that another time.
12 February 2014 / Lien Gyles	/ 1 Comment
Have you ever wondered what an archivist actually does? Then join archivist Mark Smith as he tells all about the fascinating and varied work in the daily life of the record office archivists.
£3/£2 (concessions)
To book a place call us on 01629 538347 or email us at record.office@derbyshire.gov.uk. We look forward to seeing you!
What does an archivist do
22 June 2012 22 June 2012 / Becky, Archivist	/ Leave a comment
Ever wondered what the Record Office is there for and what it's staff do? This is Pinterest has been created by an Archives and Heritage Consultant in the USA, but she's not far off the mark at all
http://pinterest.com/melmannon/what-does-an-archivist-do-/


The breakfast meeting will take place on Wed, October 12th, 2016 from 8:30 – 10:00am and will be held at the Portland Country Club.
MAMP is excited to welcome Linda Gifford as the October 2016 Breakfast Meeting guest speaker!
Linda Gifford has been involved in the real estate industry for almost 35 years, having been a REALTOR before going to law school and becoming a real estate attorney. Linda owns Linda Gifford Law Office and is legal counsel to the Maine Association of REALTORS, handling teaching assignments for them as well as contract and form preparation, lobbying, and answering Hotline questions from members. Linda also owns Central Maine Title Company, a full service title company that handles title work and title insurance, conveyancing documentation, and closings on a statewide basis.
Linda will be discussing "current legislation in Maine, as well as how the real estate community has been dealing with the changes brought on by TRID."


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Q: IE: why isn't AJAX resulting HTML updated in DOM? I'm loading html content via ajax onto a div (using mootools 1.11 and squeezebox, if it matters).
In the content that I load I have some JS that manipulates some of the loaded HTML objects.
Everything works fine in FF, but when I load it in IE (tested on IE7 for now) the code fails with "'null' is null or not an object.
A quick test shows that the new elements loaded by AJAX are not in the IE DOM. Loaded a div with id 'test' and when I ran document.getElementById('test') I got null. Needless to say running getElementById on original elements works fine.
Does anyone know how to solve / work around this problem?
Some more information:
I put my code inside the window 'domready'. Tried using 'load' event, but then IE never called it.
UPDATE
as advised, I checked the same script on IE8 with it's better debugging abilities.
It seems that the problem is indeed in the timing. I run my code at the windows's domReady, and it seems to run instantly, without really waiting for the DOM to be ready (in the popup window). Running the same script using the debugger, once the whole page has loaded, locates the elements with no problem.
So I guess the question now is how to make the script run at the proper time.

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*domready event seems to fire well before the dom is ready

*load event seems not to fire at all

*putting the script at the end of the file, after the HTML objects, doesn't help as well

*In the Mootools AJAX options, I indicate 'evalScripts' as true, otherwise the script doesn't run at all

any ideas?

A: there is nothing that prevents IE from loading elements into the dom. there is also no such thing as 'domready' after updating an innerHTML property. consider this:
new Ajax("someurl", {
    method: "get",
    evalScripts: true,
    onComplete: function() {
        $("someid").setHTML(this.response.text); // load content.
    }
}).request();

now, the question here is, does evalScripts run BEFORE the onComplete or after. i take it the script that you send back is relevant to the markup that you use to update?
the source code for 1.11 goes:
onComplete: function(){
    if (this.options.update) $(this.options.update).empty().setHTML(this.response.text);
    if (this.options.evalScripts || this.options.evalResponse) this.evalScripts();
    this.fireEvent('onComplete', [this.response.text, this.response.xml], 20);
},

which indicates that scripts are evaluated after the update: and before the onComplete, so using:
update: $('somediv'),
evalScripts: true

ought to work. if it does not, then i would suggest trying:
new Ajax("someurl", {
    method: "get",
    onComplete: function() {
        $("someid").setHTML(this.response.text); // load content.
        this.evalScripts();

        // or if it fails still, delay it:
        /*
        if (window.ie)
        (function() {
            this.evalScripts();
        }).delay(100, this);
        */
    }
}).request();

A: You may want to test on IE8 and use the IE Web developer tools to see what is really happening, to see if there was an error somewhere.
You can also get this plugin for IE7, though I remember it being improved for IE8.
This way you can get a better idea what is going wrong, and then update your question and we can help with less guessing.

A: Some test ideas:
- Did you try to use old fassion xmlHttpRequest methods to see if it works without frameworks?
- Check your document DOCTYPE, maybe you have an html/xml content type issues that affect only IE
- Are you sure the object you are trying manipulate already exist when you access it? IE is way slower than FF.
- Did you try to use some other AJAX methods or DOM manipulations to see maybe the problem is less specific?
- Did you check your HTML validity? maybe you have some malformed HTML that FF is able to parse but IE doesn't.

A: For what it's worth, here's a Prototype version of Dimitar Christoffs answer:
new Ajax.Request('someurl', {
  parameters: param,
  onComplete: function(transport) {
    /* eval scripts first */
    transport.responseText.evalScripts();

    /* rest of onComplete code */
    /* ... */
  }
});

This ensures that the embedded scripts are evaluated before executing the rest of the onComplete callback (which is, as of Prototype 1.7.1, NOT the default behaviour).

A: There may be some version skew issues -- current squeezebox requires mootools 1.2 (and doesn't use setHTML any more, cfr here for issues another tool had with it); you sure your squeezebox and mootools are in compatible releases (and fully support IE)?  Maybe just upgrading both to the latest release would fix your problem (worth trying!).


Here's how each weight class crowned its champion in Rio.
94kg - Kaynan Duarte faced his Atos teammate Helton Jose Jr in the final. A sweep was enough for the 2-0 lead that granted Duarte the gold medal.
110kg – Erberth Santos is another back to back champion. After winning in LA, he came to his home country to defend his title. In the final, he made his way to Fernando Reis' back to sink a bow and arrow choke and retain the title.
90kg – Three strikes for Gabi Pessanha. The brown belt won her third gold medal in the 2018/2019 ADGS season with a Ezekiel choke from the back on Chile's Francisca Floras. The finish was the perfect grand finale for a great performance.
In the teams competitions, results were: 1st - GF Team; 2nd - Nova União; 3rd - Gracie Barra.