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The  Cross of Merit of the Minister of Defence of the Czech Republic () was established on 16 December 1996. The military decoration is presented in three classes, and was the highest award bestowed by the Minister of Defence until October 2008.

Criteria
The decoration may be presented to soldiers of the Armed Forces of the Czech Republic as well as civilian employees.  The cross is presented to recognize heroism, leadership during combat, and for noteworthy service in combat activities. The cross may also awarded for commanding troops during peacetime, exceptionally performing service or assigned duties, serving as a meritorious example of the Armed Forces of the Czech Republic, and for other notable acts of merit performed supporting the Defence department.

The Minister may also present the cross to citizens of foreign nations.  The conditions for the award are for notably serving in cooperation with the Defence department, supporting combat readiness in the Czech military, and for activities in support of the Armed Forces of the Czech Republic.

Appearance
The decoration is a straight armed cross pattée 40 mm wide, with linden leaves pointing out superimposed on each arm of the cross.  In the center is a circular medallion 15 mm in diameter. The obverse of the medallion depicts the head of a lion, as found on the Czech coat of arms.  On the reverse side the medallion contains a Spanish shield divided in half.  In the upper field is the upper half of the crowned Czech lion, in the lower field are two crossed swords.

The cross is made of gold colored metal for the first class, the second class is in silver colored metal, and the third class is bronze in appearance.  The cross is suspended from a light green ribbon 38 mm wide.  The ribbon has thin stripes of green, blue, red and white at one edge and white, red, blue, and green on the other.

The ribbon bars of the various classes are differentiated by a miniature of the cross attached to the ribbon in the appropriate colored metal.

Notable recipients

 Marshall Billingslea
 Wesley Clark
 Euan Edworthy
 Karl Eikenberry
 Štefan Füle
 Jana Hybášková
 Margareta of Romania
 Gregory S. Martin
 Michael I of Romania
 Petr Pavel
 David Petraeus
 Vlastimil Picek
 Nicholas Winton

References

Military awards and decorations of the Czech Republic
Awards established in 1996

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Protocols drawn up in regard to violations in Nizamy constituency committee 25
Observers can not follow the course of the voting, the headquarters of Fuad Aliyev, the chairman of the Azerbaijan Liberal Democratic Party (ALDP), told Trend.
The message says that every election station was instructed to collect voters in favor of candidate Husseyn Abdullayev.
The special bulletin of the ruling New Azerbaijan Party (NAP) says that the single candidate from �Azadlig' (Freedom) election bloc from Nizamy constituency 25, Gurban Mammadov and the candidate of the ALDP, and Fuad Aliyev with body-guarders attended the election stations 17, 18, 19, 23, 24, 25 and 26 of the same constituency, offended the members of the station committees and observers from the NAP, and attempted to violate the voting.
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#47, Randy Neugebauer (TX - 19)
As part of my "tribute" to the U.S. House Repugs and their 50 51 52 votes to repeal the Affordable Care Law…
Yes, it's true – as the picture shows, any discussion of Neugebauer has to begin with his truly infamous episode where he yelled at a U.S. Park Ranger for closing the WWII memorial during the shut down his party initiated (here).
He also yelled out "baby killer," presumably at former Dem U.S. House Rep Bart Stupak, during Stupak's speech on the House floor at about the same time as the vote for the Affordable Care Law in 2010, which is truly idiotic but particularly in the case of pro-lifer Stupak (here)…and yes, he apologized.
Oh, and when asked here, he wouldn't provide a copy of his birth certificate, even though Neugebauer is a "birther" himself, as noted here (uh oh).
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import React from 'react';
import {AgGridReact} from 'ag-grid-react';
import {Button} from 'react-bootstrap';
import {actionBoxWidth, BacktestControl, renderLog, pad,
       process_headers} from '../../static/utils';

Date.prototype.Format = function (fmt) { //author: meizz
    var o = {
	"M+": this.getMonth() + 1, //月份
	"d+": this.getDate(), //日
	"h+": this.getHours(), //小时
	"m+": this.getMinutes(), //分
	"s+": this.getSeconds(), //秒
	"q+": Math.floor((this.getMonth() + 3) / 3), //季度
	"S": this.getMilliseconds() //毫秒
    };
    if (/(y+)/.test(fmt)) fmt = fmt.replace(RegExp.$1, (this.getFullYear() + "").substr(4 - RegExp.$1.length));
    for (var k in o)
	if (new RegExp("(" + k + ")").test(fmt)) fmt = fmt.replace(RegExp.$1, (RegExp.$1.length == 1) ? (o[k]) : (("00" + o[k]).substr(("" + o[k]).length)));
    return fmt;
}

export class BacktestTable extends React.Component {
    constructor(props) {
	super(props);
	this.state = {
	    columnDefs: [],
	    rowData: [],
	    idList: new Set(),
	    defaultData: {}
	};
	this.onGridReady = this.onGridReady.bind(this);
	this.addRow = this.addRow.bind(this);
	this.removeRow = this.removeRow.bind(this);
    }
    onGridReady(params) {
	this.api = params.api;
	this.columnApi = params.columnApi;
    }
    addRow() {
	var r = Object.assign({}, this.state.defaultData);
	var c = this.state.idList;
	var rows = this.state.rowData;
	var i = 0;
	var id = undefined;
	do {
	    i += 1;
	    id = r.strategy + "-backtest-" + pad(i, 5);
	} while (c.has(id));
	r.id = id;
	this.state.rowData.push(r);
	this.state.idList.add(id);
	this.api.setRowData(rows);
    }
    removeRow(props) {
	props.api.removeItems([props.node]);
	this.state.rowData.splice(props.rowIndex, 1);
	this.state.idList.delete(props.data.id);
	$.get("/backtest/remove-row/" + props.data.id);
    }
    componentWillReceiveProps(newprops) {
	var l = this;
	var d = new Date();
	// Get previous monday
	d.setDate(d.getDate() - (d.getDay() + 6) % 7);
	d.setHours(0);
	d.setMinutes(0);
	d.setSeconds(0);
	d.setMilliseconds(0);

	if (newprops.header != undefined) {
	    process_headers(l, [
		{headerName: "Id",
		 field: "id"},
		{headerName: "Instrument",
		 field: "dataname",
		 volatile: true,
		 editable: true,
		 defaultData: ''},
		{headerName: "Backtest file",
		 field: "tickersource",
		 volatile: true,
		 editable: true,
		 defaultData: 'ticker-%{instrument}.txt'},
		{headerName: "Plot",
		 field: "plot",
		 volatile: true,
		 editable: true,
		 cellEditor: "select",
		 cellEditorParams: {values: ['candle', 'none']},
		 defaultData: "candle"},
		{headerName: "Jitter",
		 field: "jitter",
		 volatile: true,
		 editable: true,
		 defaultData: 0}
	    ], [
		{headerName: "Initial cash",
		 field: "initial_cash",
		 volatile: true,
		 editable: true,
		 defaultData: 100000.0},
		{headerName: "Backtest Start",
		 field: "backtest_start_time",
		 volatile: true,
		 editable: true},
		{headerName: "Backtest End",
		 field: "backtest_end_time",
		 volatile: true,
		 editable: true},
		{headerName: "Backtest",
		 field: "backtest",
		 volatile: true,
		 width: actionBoxWidth,
		 cellRendererFramework: BacktestControl,
		 parent: l
		}], newprops.header, {
		    "strategy" : l.props.strategy,
		    "backtest_start_time": d.Format("yyyy-MM-dd hh:mm:ss")
		});
	}
	if (newprops.data != undefined) {
	    var d = newprops.data;
	    var idList = new Set();
	    for(var i=0; i < d.length; i++) {
		idList.add(d[i].id);
	    }
	    l.setState({rowData: d,
			idList: idList});
	    l.api.setRowData(d);
	}
    }
    render() {
	return (

		<Button onClick={this.addRow}>New Backtest</Button>
	<AgGridReact
	    // column definitions and row data are immutable, the grid
	    // will update when these lists change
	    columnDefs={this.state.columnDefs}
	    rowData={this.state.rowData}
	    onGridReady={this.onGridReady}
		/>

	)
    }
}

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Q: UNIX wc -l with line length restriction I need to count the number of lines in a file, in a UNIX shell script, but I need the number of lines under 80 characters, and if there are more than 80 characters, count it as multiple lines.
I know wc -l counts the number of lines, and I know there aren't any options to specify this kind of thing, so how would I do this?

A: Use fold to break lines > 80 characters and then pipe the output to wc, e.g.
$ fold file | wc -l

A: This may do what you want:
sed -r 's,(.{80}),\1\n,g' filename | wc -l

A: While the fold answer best fits the unix way:
awk '{n += 1+int(length/80)} END {print n}' filename

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Networks with worse PWR levels like between -51 and -99 should not be shown.


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The original Gears of War is one of the best action games in history. But sadly, in 2016, this is so easily forgotten. While the November 2006-released game's first two sequels certainly embraced a culture that became associated with all things "dude bro"—which, for the record, only heightened developer Epic's choice of characters and narrative approach—Gears was so much more than an empty headed shooter. The impact that leading man Marcus Fenix and his band of jacked-warriors had on the industry was massive. Gears was, pardon the cliché, quite literally a game-changer.
A decade and a solid console generation later, it's not so easy for younger players, who've only attached themselves to the latest models, to truly appreciate just how essential Gears of War was to the Xbox 360. Every new console needs its better-looking-than-ever titles to appeal to the mass market—like it or not, as good as a game might play, its visuals are paramount in getting someone to invest their eyes in the product, and spark interest in reaching for their wallet. When your current console's looking a little weathered, Shiny New Things are always going to catch the attention.
"Gears was exceptionally grey—but that aesthetic perfectly captured its story's dark and miserable tone."
In 2006, no game looked better than Gears. The Unreal Engine 3 powering it might have only been in its infancy, but Epic had already discovered what tack it wanted to take with Microsoft's new toy. Yes, Gears was exceptionally grey—but that aesthetic perfectly captured the dark and miserable tone that the game's story carries from start to finish.
Nothing in Gears of War is pleasant: the human race, removed from Earth and building a new existence on the planet of Sera, is in ruins. That's the broad canvas upon which more detailed strokes are applied: Fenix's leader, Lieutenant Minh Young Kim, is murdered by General RAAM before the first act is even over, hammering home the bleakness before you. To have Delta Squad go about its business under crystal-clear blue skies just wouldn't have worked—and you can see how that visual messaging has been brought through to the latest Gears entry, Gears of War 4, with its oppressive weather, threatening shadows, and fire-fights set against the blackness of a never-ending night.
The art is one aspect of Gears that proved influential—look at how many other shooters, from Bulletstorm to Vanquish to newer entries in the Crysis and Resistance series, bear their similarities. But its mechanical foundations were even more of a powerful force on games-making going forward. The waist-high-barriers-everywhere cover system, so common now, felt uniquely Gears in 2006, as did the spread of red that stained the screen as Marcus took damage. The over-the-shoulder shooting had been popularized by Resident Evil 4, but Gears refined the format, made everything faster, trading tension for terrific waves of opponents that just kept coming.
But it's the game's "active reload" system that was both totally fresh ten years ago, and weirdly, perhaps, hasn't been widely copied in the time since then—maybe because it was so immediately synonymous with this series that to ape it would only damage the critical reception to any game paying tribute to it. Prior to Gears of War, reloading in a shooter was simply par for the course, a necessary action that required no thought or skill—as to complicate it would get in the way of the action. Some developers just chucked it out entirely—DOOM didn't have a reload button in 1993, and nor does it in 2016. In Call of Duty, it's a quick tap of a face button—anything more would spoil the core experience.
"If you can just sit behind a brick wall and pick your moments, then what's the point? You've got to feel like something is at stake."
But Gears creator Cliff Bleszinski thought differently. Reloading in their game wouldn't be a menial task—it would become a test of skill. A simple one, granted, but nevertheless: a single button press wouldn't cut it. Instead, reloading in Gears resembles a mini-game all of its own, where tapping the relevant shoulder button at just the right time can provide your weapon with increased damage—Because Video Games – while missing that sweet spot could cause it to temporarily jam up, a nightmare situation in a heated encounter.
That more studios, in an industry that's long been about reiterating on previous design successes—which is a polite way to say that developers rip-off those who came before them all the time—haven't copied Gears' active reload in a more prominent fashion is actually pretty baffling. Its present and correct in Gears 4, too—and across five games in total, the system hasn't got boring. The why is elementary: it works. No matter the situation, managing your reload allows for a degree of pace control, and all that takes is a tap, and then a second, of your index finger.
Epic's level design, at the first time of asking, was a class apart, too. The reputation of the cover shooter has been dragged through the mud because of the sudden surge that arose after Gears' success, but few can deny how well structured each of its mini-hubs was. It's not easy to build a playing field where there's not only constantly accessible cover, but the threat of danger is still very real. If you can just sit behind a brick wall and pick your moments, then what's the point? You've got to feel like something is at stake.
That's always the case with Gears of War and—as you'd hope, if not expect—it only gets more complex and intricate as you progress. There's a pattern and learning curve at play here before you start to understand how to get the most out of the tools at your disposal. Take the "roadie run." Aside from the cool camera effect that accompanied it, it was a way to sprint away and slam into cover as and when you needed to, as well as get the hell out of dodge when you'd screwed up. What could be seen as a gimmicked way to Just Move Faster actually had multiple functions to be taken advantage of, and starting to understand that is what made the first Gears so great.
Then there was the small matter of having a chainsaw on the end of your gun, the (come on now, it is) iconic Lancer, allowing you to saw an enemy in half. If that's not the finest way to diversify death dealing in a game, I don't know what is. It offered a disgustingly satisfying option to alter the way in which you killed the antagonistic Locust Horde. It was always a treat to admire when you pulled it off, and always a source of contention when you got caught in the same trap during multiplayer matches.
"When you pick up the Hammer of Dawn? Forget about it. It's like someone just handed you the key to the switch that has the power to blow up the entire planet."
Even the multiplayer of Gears ignored what was an increasingly common trend for mega battles, purposefully downsizing its matches, starting with four against four before capturing the same magic with five on five. This wasn't about splattering bullets—the focus was on executions and strategically savvy teamwork that, when performed well, could wipe out the opposition in seconds. Furthermore, much like its single-player modes, Gears' multiplayer felt slow and deliberate. The dominance of the fast-paced FPS market had already begun, with Counter-Strike kicking off in 1999 and the second Call of Duty had come out the year before, but that didn't stop Gears from daring to stand out. You had to use your brain to succeed. Or overuse the Gnasher, whatever.
On top of all this, what a joy it's always been to simply fire a gun in Gears. With shooters saturating the market, it's natural to feel somewhat blasé about the actual act of pulling a trigger—and it's so very easy for a game to get the sensation of wielding a deadly weapon so very wrong. Gears never has, though—every time you pick up a new instrument of destruction, it immediately feels right, like its only purpose is to send death to enemies, whatever their size or scale of swarm. And when you pick up the Hammer of Dawn? Forget about it. It's like someone just handed you the key to the switch that has the power to blow up the entire planet.
That power and purpose extends from the arsenal to the avatars. The leading characters of Gears—Marcus (back for number four), Dom, Baird, and Cole—never float through their environments, as so many protagonists in FPS titles do. They stomp. They crush. Every movement is meticulous in its might—you immediately know, from the first second of meeting them, that these are not people to mess around with. That they all look like mutated cans of ham helps, too, their disproportionate frames giving off an action figure vibe that helps the player connect with their "hero" casting. That sensation of your character, and those closest to him, truly being a force to be reckoned with is essential to losing yourself in a game, in its moment-to-moment action and overarching story beats. We have to believe that Marcus can crush a skull with his boot. And looking how he does, we're not given a chance to doubt it.
It's easy to buy into revisionist history after the fact, but Gears of War shifted expectations for games ten years ago and had a significant influence on what came next. Success has, as ever, undermined what it did so well, but it only takes a quick look back to remember why it became the franchise it did. Epic reinvented the third-person shooter, and did so without compromise.
Sure, that General RAAM boss fight wasn't the best way to conclude the campaign—it's one of many examples of a great game failing to close itself out in a convincing manner—but it was far from awful. The real testament is that we're about to see Gears of War 4 release, and the hype and excitement for it is very real. It's arguably the Xbox One's biggest title to date. It means a lot to the console's future that this one game performs well.
That kind of reputation and responsibility doesn't come from nowhere. It has to be earned, and the first Gears of War did that. It demands respect, because without it the action games of today would undeniably be in a poorer state, without such a classic to look up to.
Gears of War 4 is released on October 11 for Xbox One and Microsoft Windows. Gears of War: Ultimate Edition is available now.
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Surgical Residents Caught Playing The Price Is Right With People's Body Parts During Operations
By Megan Behnke
(Image credit: CBS)
While recreating game shows from the comfort of your own home or business can be fun, some people can take it too far. One hospital is investigating some doctors who allegedly did a The Price Is Right-style game during operations.
Deadline reports that social media photos on Instagram have shown doctors playing a game segment called "Guess The Weight." An Instagram post on an account run by 35 obstetrics and gynecology residents training at Spectrum Health in Grand Rapids, Michigan showed an organ that was removed during a cancer operation. According to one post, the game "applies to much more than just babies," and like on The Price is Right, "if you go over, then you're out!"
Another post reportedly showed a doctor holding fibrous tissue as a patient lay on the operating table, with the caption reading, "Longest one wins! Good work." However, the account has since been deleted. In a statement to WOOD-TV, Spectrum Health said they were disappointed to learn that surgical images were posted on an Instagram account used by a group of residents and they are taking steps to resolve the issue.
Although The Price Is Right has been on air for quite some time now, this may be the first time in the show's history that fans have done something this extreme. That said, the show is no stranger to odd occurrences, like the three-way tie on the show back in 2016 or when the worst bid in the show's history came around a couple of years before that. Some contestants even get pretty excited while playing or hopelessly get beaten out by a single buck.
You would think a group of resident doctors would want to be reenacting a series like Grey's Anatomy or Chicago Med. But playing a game show while doing an operation is the least doctor thing a doctor can do, in my book, even if one is still just a resident.
The Price Is Right has been around since 1972 and is one of the longest-running network series in United States television history. The show revolves around contestants competing by identifying accurate pricing of merchandise to win cash and prizes. Contestants are selected from the studio audience when the announcer states the show's very famous catchphrase, "Come on down!"
While the surgical residents didn't have a catchphrase, their "Guess The Weight" segment seems very much like "Guess The Price." If the contestant goes over the specific price/weight, they are out and eliminated from the competition. Though The Price Is Right does not use human bodies that are on an operating table nor organs, but rather a spinning wheel with a price. Please do not play The Price Is Right if you are operating.
Megan Behnke
Freelance TV News Writer
Passionate writer. Obsessed with anything and everything entertainment, specifically movies and television. Can get easily attached to fictional characters.
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Lockheed, the same company that built the A-12, built two M-21s and 38 drones.
CIA developed the D-21 drone for surveillance missions over enemy territory. It was launched from a modified A-12 aircraft. The D-21's engine propelled it to speeds over 2,000 mph. During missions, the D-21 would follow a pre-programmed flightpath over areas of interest and take pictures. Then the drone returned to international airspace where it dropped the film canister. A specially equipped aircraft recovered the film canister. The drone would then self-destruct.
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I just returned from a screening of the documentary film "Waiting for Superman" and had to post it to let everyone know to watch this film! It'll leave you cringing, a bit bitter, and a craving for our education system to change! The documentary is directed and filmed by Academy Award Winner Davis Guggenheim (Inconvenient Truth). Even Obama recently watched it and reacted to it.
Watch the trailer above or here, then visit their website to help out. They have a few extra video interviews on their site as well. Please share!
Oh woa! how awesome. A printer that makes shapes, slices them, then they float up into the sky. A floating foam printer I guess (I'm thinking theres a bit of Helium inside the foam). Anyhow, what a great little invention. I want I want!
Ikea just launched a pretty awesome 30 page cookbook with photographer Carl Kleiner composing some beautiful shots of the ingredients…. and if I read right, I hear these books are free in the kitchen department in limited quantities!!!!! ya!!! Amazing work!
Pictures by Carl Kleiner after the jump!
Something about these simple ceramic pebble like stacked salt +pepper shakers caught my attention, along with a hidden dipping sauce tray underneath. Made me smile.
Get your set for for $32 at gessato.
I've always thought about spray on clothing, but I guess it's only now that I've seen a pretty viable solution above, where ya spray it on, and it dries to fit to perfection. You can even recycle it for another spray on. Anyhow, how about some spray on socks… I get those sock holes all the time, but you just next to spray on a patch now!
"Particle engineer Paul Luckham and fashion designer Manel Torres from Imperial College London combined cotton fibres, polymers and a solvent to form a liquid that becomes a fabric when sprayed. The material can be built up in layers to create a garment of your desired thickness and can also be washed and worn again like conventional fabrics.
Take a digital screen like the iPad, write some code to have it display an image based on it's position, then shot a long exposure image or video to make for some fun stop-action light animation. Learn more about the project from creators at BergLondon.
I'm off to Taipei for a week for some work, with a brief stop by San Francisco before and after. My time is limited to evening explorations, but if any of ya'll have some tips on food, shops, or places, let me know and perhaps I'll have some posts to share afterwards. I'll be staying in the central part of Taipei… I'm looking forward to the food!
Great simple project by jeonghwa seo and hanna chung. I think I'll have to make on of these!
leading to a modest and totalitarian culture. this social tendency described as a 'ripple effect' was translated here into tea ceremony table.
Simple, colorful, fun, time… say hello to O'clock watches for $36 each. They fit like a bracelet (3 sizes) and jump under water if needed Go get a few at their store here! I want them all.
I've been using the Fliqlo clock screensaver for quite some time and must say it's my favorite. Following along the same aesthetics as Fliqlo are 3 other great visual screensavers. Dropclock has dropping numbers into liquid, Minnow puts a pond into your screen, and Wordclock expresses the time in words within a sentence.


The South African Garden Route, situated in the South West of the country on the shores of the Indian Ocean, is one of the most desired spots for demanding holiday makers.
In a natural way and very closely it can be explored from the saddle of a Harley-Davidson motorcycle, especially if you have four of the most beautiful golf courses in the world as your destination.
All this is supplied by the "Reuthers Golf Trophy 2011" organized by Reuther-Entertainments from Oct. 30 to Nov. 10, 2011. It combines the motorcycling experience with the challenge to meet the needs of a few of the most traditional golf courses in the country and the competition with your fellow co-travelers as the first three of the golf players can win the "Reuthers Golf Trophy 2011".
As early as in Cape Town, ahead of the beginning of the Garden Route, the lovers of golf can enjoy their game in the Metropolitan Golf Club with the breathtaking view on the Table Mountain and the Signal Hill.
For non-golfers there will be an alternate program and for non-motorcycles there will be a minibus-shuttle. To guarantee equal odds at the "Reuthers Golf Trophy 2011" the handicaps of the participants will be taken into consideration to ensure weaker players will also get a chance to go for the trophy.
The motorcycle route from Cape Town to Mossel Bay shows ravishing sites like Cape Point and Cape L'Agulhas, the most Southern Point of Africa.
In Mossel Bay, at the beginning of the Garden Route, the golf players can enjoy an exceptional experience in the Pinnacle Point Golf Estate, placed directly at the seashore and designed by famous golf architect Pat Malkowich – chosen for the top ten list of the most beautiful golf courses in the world.
Also the Goose Valley Golf Club, the next stop, is situated picturesquely on the shores of the Indian Ocean close to Plettenberg Bay at the end of the Garden Route.
The last points of the "Reuthers Golf Trophy 2011" can be won by the competitors in the reknown Stellenbosch Golfclub. Surrounded by one of the most famous wine growing areas of South Africa this golf course was several times the host of South African golf championships.
On the return to Cape Town the Farewell Dinner will take place in the Cape Town V & A Waterfront and on this occasion the winners of the "Reuthers Golf Trophy 2011" will be honored, not only for them at the end of a first class dream journey.


Sneak Peek from the wedding of Elisa and Massimiliano September 27, 2014 in Santa Margherita in Italy.
A newly married Italian couple walk though the alleys of Genova with their wedding photographer as a street vendor playing an accordion asks for a tip. Please note, this wasn't from the wedding we were in Italy to photograph. It was simply a street scene captured while having lunch at a cafe.


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Arthropathies in Large Animals /
Arthritis in Large Animals /
Traumatic Arthritis
Clinical Findings and Diagnosis: Treatment:
Etiology: Clinical Findings: Diagnosis: Treatment:
Subchondral Cystic Lesions
Septic Arthritis
Etiology and Epidemiology: Clinical Findings and Diagnosis: Treatment:
Arthropathies in Large Animals
Overview of Arthropathies in Large Animals
Arthritis in Large Animals
Bursitis in Large Animals
Chlamydial Polyarthritis-Serositis in Large Animals
Tenosynovitis in Large Animals
C. Wayne McIlwraith
, BVSc, PhD, DSc, FRCVS, DACVS, DACVSMR, College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences, Colorado State University
Last full review/revision Jan 2015 | Content last modified Jun 2016
Septic arthritis, calf
Septic arthritis, horse
Arthritis is a nonspecific term denoting inflammation of a joint. All joint diseases of large animals have an inflammatory component to varying degrees. Arthritic entities of importance include traumatic arthritis, osteochondritis dissecans, subchondral cystic lesions, septic (or infective) arthritis, and osteoarthritis (also called degenerative joint disease).
Traumatic arthritis includes traumatic synovitis and capsulitis, intra-articular chip fractures, ligamentous tears (sprains) involving periarticular and intra-articular ligaments, meniscal tears, and osteoarthritis. Traumatic arthritis is seen in all breeds of horses worldwide.
Clinical Findings and Diagnosis:
Traumatic synovitis and capsulitis is inflammation of the synovial membrane and fibrous joint capsule associated with trauma. Typically, the horse is an athlete and presents with synovial effusion in the acute stage, along with general thickening and fibrosis in the more chronic stage. Lameness varies from a mild gait change to severe lameness. Traumatic synovitis and capsulitis is differentiated from other traumatic entities by use of radiography to exclude osteochondral fractures or disease. Tearing of ligaments or menisci (in femorotibial joints) can often be excluded only by diagnostic arthroscopy. Osteochondral fractures are diagnosed with radiographs. Osteoarthritis is the progressive loss of articular cartilage and can be the consequence of any or all of these traumatic entities (also see Osteoarthritis Osteoarthritis Arthritis is a nonspecific term denoting inflammation of a joint. All joint diseases of large animals have an inflammatory component to varying degrees. Arthritic entities of importance include... read more below). Osteoarthritis is diagnosed with radiographs when the changes are sufficiently severe to demonstrate loss of joint space (associated with articular cartilage loss), subchondral sclerosis, and osteophyte or enthesophyte formation. Lesser degrees of osteoarthritis can be defined only with diagnostic arthroscopy. Clinical signs of osteochondral fractures are similar to those of synovitis and capsulitis, as well as those of osteoarthritis; differential diagnosis of these entities is based on radiographs and, in some cases, arthroscopy.
Arthritis generally results in pain and altered function of the joint. If the process is active or acute, there is usually synovial effusion, and the surrounding tissues are swollen and warm. In more severe cases, manipulation of the joint causes pain. In more subtle cases, flexion tests are required to elicit lameness. As the disease process becomes chronic, the range of motion is reduced with fibrous thickening of the joint capsule. Radiographic evaluation is necessary for positive confirmation of a number of disease entities. Arthroscopy is used to accurately assess the amount of damage to the articular cartilage and to establish a prognosis.
Treatment of acute traumatic synovitis and capsulitis includes rest and physical therapy regimens such as cold water treatment, ice, passive flexion, and swimming. NSAIDs (usually phenylbutazone) are used routinely. In more severe cases, the joint is lavaged to remove inflammatory products produced by the synovial membrane, as well as articular cartilage debris that exacerbates the synovitis. Joint drainage alone, without lavage or injection of medication, provides only short-term relief.
Various intra-articular medications have been used. Corticosteroids are the most potent anti-inflammatory agents and are effective in acute traumatic arthritis. However, there are differences in the adverse effects between various corticosteroids and various dosages. Betamethasone products and triamcinolone acetonide are effective with no deleterious adverse effects. Methylprednisolone acetate is more potent and longer acting than the other two drugs but has significant adverse effects that cause degenerative changes in the articular cartilage. Intra-articular sodium hyaluronate has been used effectively for mild to moderate synovitis and has a chondroprotective effect, but it is less effective in severe synovitis or when intra-articular fractures are present. Use of an IV formulation of hyaluronic acid (systemic dose 40 mg) in clinical cases appears to be effective, and this is supported by research data in a controlled model of arthritis in horses. Polysulfated glycosaminoglycans (PSGAGs) are also used frequently for traumatic arthritis entities. PSGAG is effective for synovitis and can help prevent ongoing degeneration of articular cartilage. Although effectiveness of PSGAG when used intra-articularly (250 mg) has scientific support, effectiveness when used IM (500 mg) is less certain. The use of pentosan polysulfate (PPS) at 3 mg/kg, IM, has been shown to be effective as a disease-modifying drug with experimental equine osteoarthritis and has been extensively used in clinical cases outside the USA. Biologic therapies such as autologous conditioned serum are also becoming more commonly used.
Horses with osteochondral chip fragmentation (most commonly seen in the carpus and fetlock joints) are treated with arthroscopic surgery to minimize the ongoing development of osteoarthritis. Fragments are removed, and defective bone and cartilage debrided. Rest periods of 2–4 mo follow, and physical therapy regimens are instituted in the convalescent period. The success rate in returning horses to previous performance level is high when secondary osteoarthritic changes are minimal at the time of surgery. Osteochondral chip fragments that are amenable to arthroscopic surgery and have successful results include those associated with the distal radius or carpal bones; dorsoproximal first phalanx; proximal palmar/plantar first phalanx; apical, abaxial, and basilar fragments of the proximal sesamoid bones; fragmentation of the distal patella in the femoropatellar joint; chip fragments of the tibiotarsal joint; and fragments of the extensor process of the distal phalanx (coffin joint).
For a complete discussion of equine osteochondrosis, see Osteochondrosis in Horses Osteochondrosis in Horses Osteochondrosis is one of the most important and prevalent developmental orthopedic diseases of horses. Although its specific etiology is not known, it is considered to arise from a focal disturbance... read more .
In osteochondritis dissecans (OCD), a focal area of the immature articular cartilage is retained, and the matrix in the basal area of this region becomes chondromalacic and acellular. The immature articular cartilage separates from the underlying trabecular bone. The chondral fracture extends horizontally and vertically until a flap is formed. Synovial fluid gains entrance to the underlying medullary space, and subchondral cysts may form (usually only in larger animals). The flap of immature articular cartilage may stay separated and loose, break away completely ("joint mice"), or reattach by endochondral ossification to the underlying bone, especially in pigs, and result in a wrinkled articular surface. The latter occurs only if the joint is rested or protected, which permits reestablishment of the circulation necessary for endochondral ossification. If the flap is torn free by joint motion, it may be ground into smaller pieces during locomotion and disappear, whereas the larger plaques may become attached to the synovial membrane, become vascularized, and ossify. The resultant articular defect, in time, fills with fibrocartilage.
Etiology:
The exact cause of OCD is unknown but is assumed to be multifactorial. Factors include genetic predisposition, fast growth, high caloric intake, low copper and high zinc levels, and endocrine factors.
Clinical Findings:
The most common sites of OCD, which usually is seen in young animals, are the femoropatellar joint, tibiotarsal (tarsocrural) joint, fetlock (metacarpophalangeal and metatarsophalangeal) joints, and the shoulder.
Animals with OCD of the shoulder usually present when <1 yr old with severe forelimb lameness and possibly some muscular atrophy. Animals with OCD in the other joints usually present with synovial effusion and varying degrees of lameness. Diagnosis is confirmed with radiographs.
The history, age, breed, sex, and clinical signs provide useful information; however, radiographs are required to substantiate a diagnosis of OCD.
Treatment of OCD depends on the location and degree of involvement. Femoropatellar joint lesions are associated with the lateral trochlear ridge of the femur, medial trochlear ridge of the femur, or distal patella. They are amenable to arthroscopic surgery, which is recommended in all cases except early lesions characterized by flattening (without fragmentation) <2 cm long on the lateral trochlear ridge. In the tarsocrural joint, OCD lesions are seen in decreasing frequency on the intermediate (sagittal) ridge of the tibia, lateral trochlear ridge of the talus, medial malleolus of the tibia, and medial trochlear ridge of the talus. All lesions are amenable to arthroscopic surgery, and the prognosis is usually good. Surgery is recommended when synovial effusion is present. Lesions without fragmentation in the metacarpophalangeal or metatarsophalangeal joints can be treated conservatively, and most affected animals recover well. If a fragment is present, arthroscopic surgery is recommended. In the shoulder, surgery is usually recommended, although milder cases have been managed conservatively with success. The prognosis with arthroscopic surgery is generally less favorable in the shoulder than in other joints.
Subchondral cystic lesions are seen in the femorotibial joint and in the fetlock, pastern, elbow, shoulder, and distal phalanx. The diagnosis is usually made on the basis of localization of lameness with intra-articular analgesia (synovial effusion is variable) and confirmed with radiographs.
Subchondral cystic lesions are most frequent in the femorotibial joint, followed by the fetlock joint. Surgery (arthroscopic) is currently recommended in the femorotibial joint whenever a complete cystic lesion is present. Smaller, dome-shaped or flattened lesions are usually treated conservatively in the initial period. Athletic soundness is achieved in 65%–70% of these horses. Intralesional injection of corticosteroids under arthroscopic visualization, in preference to debridement as done previously, achieves superior results. In cases with collapsed edges to the cystic lesion at arthroscopic surgery, or in cases unresponsive to therapy, arthroscopic debridement with augmentation with fibrin, growth factors, and mesenchymal stem cells have been used. Surgery is usually recommended for subchondral cystic lesions of the distal metacarpus in the fetlock but not as consistently as in the femorotibial joint. Single lesions associated with the pastern and elbow joint are treated conservatively and have a fair prognosis. If possible, surgery is recommended for cystic lesions of the distal phalanx (results with conservative treatment are very poor).
Etiology and Epidemiology:
Septic or infective arthritis results from sequestration of bacterial infection in a joint. Infection of a joint develops in three main ways: 1) hematogenous infection, which is common in foals, calves, and lambs (commonly referred to as navel ill); 2) traumatic injury with local introduction of infection; or 3) iatrogenic infection associated with joint injection or surgery (usually in horses). Navel ill is only one example of a hematogenous route of infection, which can also be gained from GI or pulmonary sources.
Septic arthritis is usually characterized by severe lameness and distention of the joint with cloudy, turbid synovial fluid that contains >30,000 WBC/mm3 and a total protein level of >4 g/dL.
In foals, hematogenous osteomyelitis often accompanies septic arthritis. Septic arthritis in foals has been classified into type S (septic joint only), type P (involving osteomyelitis of the adjacent growth plate as well), or type E (involving osteomyelitis of the epiphyseal and subchondral bone). Various organisms may be involved.
In young lambs, Actinobacillus seminis causes polyarthritis, as do Chlamydia psittaci and Erysipelothrix insidiosa. The latter can follow docking, castration, or navel infection. Viruses and mycoplasma may also be etiologic agents in food-producing animals.
In mature goats, caprine arthritis and encephalitis virus (see Caprine Arthritis and Encephalitis Caprine Arthritis and Encephalitis read more ) is an important cause of infective arthritis. In young goats, C psittaci and Mycoplasma mycoides are frequent causes.
Bacterial (including Mycoplasma) arthritides are seen in young pigs. In newborn pigs, septic arthritis usually is due to intrauterine or navel infection with Escherichia coli, Corynebacterium, Streptococcus, or Staphylococcus spp. Control is best directed toward reducing the possibility of infection from the environment. Older pigs sometimes develop arthritis as a sequela of infection with Haemophilus, Erysipelothrix, or Mycoplasma spp. Although diagnosis in the early stages is not difficult, the more chronic stages can be confused with articular lesions produced by dietary hypervitaminosis A.
Traumatic injury to joints with contamination and progression to infection is common in horses, and various species of bacteria are involved. Infection associated with intra-articular injection or surgery occurs in horses and is usually associated with Staphylococcus aureus or S epidermidis.
Septic arthritis requires prompt treatment to avoid irreparable damage. Systemic broad-spectrum antibiotics are indicated; the initial choice is based on the most likely pathogen but is subject to change based on culture and sensitivity tests. Systemic antibiotic treatment is often combined with intra-articular antibiotics (to achieve more effective sterilization of the joint) and other local therapy, including joint lavage (initially) and arthroscopic debridement and drainage. Adjunctive treatment with NSAIDs (eg, phenylbutazone) is also done. The effectiveness of treatment is monitored carefully with clinical signs and repeat synovial fluid analyses.
Osteoarthritis is a progressive degradation of articular cartilage and represents the end stage of most of the other diseases discussed above if treatment is ineffective or the initial problem is too severe. For this reason, prompt diagnosis and correct management of traumatic synovitis and capsulitis, intra-articular fractures or traumatic cartilage damage, osteochondritis dissecans, subchondral cystic lesions, and septic arthritis are critical.
Lameness can be localized with analgesia to the affected joint. There are varying degrees of synovial effusion, joint capsule fibrosis, and restricted motion (decreased flexion). Radiographic signs of osteoarthritis include decreased joint space, osteophytosis, enthesitis, and subchondral sclerosis. In less severe cases, articular degradation requires definition with arthroscopy.
Treatment of osteoarthritis is most commonly palliative and includes the use of NSAIDs, polysulfated intra-articular glycosaminoglycans, intra-articular corticosteroids, IV hyaluronic acid, and IM pentosan polysulfate. The use of intra-articular autologous conditioned serum has also been validated. Physical therapy regimens may prove useful. Arthroscopy is commonly performed to diagnose the extent of articular cartilage loss, as well as to treat primary conditions such as articular cartilage separation, meniscal tears, and ligamentous injury. In advanced cases of osteoarthritis, surgical fusion (arthrodesis) may be performed on selected joints. Surgical fusion of the proximal interphalangeal joint (pastern) or distal tarsal joints can effect athletic soundness. Fetlock arthrodesis is also done in valuable animals and makes them comfortable and capable of breeding. Treatment is usually unsuccessful in chronic cases in bulls and cows, but restricted exercise and careful feeding and nursing prolong the life of and can be worthwhile for valuable breeding animals.
Malassimilation Syndromes in Large Animals
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NASHVILLE, T.N. (Feb. 27, 2017) – Foundry Commercial, the multi-city commercial real estate firm with offices across the Southeast, Texas, and Tennessee, has expanded its senior leadership team in Nashville with the addition of Taylor Camp as vice president. In his new role, Camp will help to enhance the firm's landlord office brokerage activity in Tennessee and throughout the country.
Camp joins the Foundry Commercial team following a five-year stint with Avison Young (formerly Cushman & Wakefield), where he specialized in office landlord and tenant representation, as well as urban land sales and acquisition throughout Middle Tennessee. Over the last several years, Camp has completed a total of $150 million in transactions in the region.
Camp's first project with Foundry Commercial will involve brokering leases for Two Greenway Centre, a 150,000-square-foot office building under construction in Cool Sprints. Camp and the rest of the Foundry Commercial Nashville team are also actively pursuing multiple development opportunities around the country.


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Q: Sorting files by time created My wife and I work as wedding photographers. It would be massively helpful if I could sort photographs by time taken. I know I can sort them by date but if I could sort them by time too, it would allow us to get them into a logical order fairly simply instead of having to do it manually. We use professional Canon cameras which store not only the date but time taken in the metadata.

A: Not sure I understand since, as @Psycogeek says, Windows Explorer has this already. All you need to do is right-click on the headings and select Date Taken, you can then sort on it, it includes the time.
Of course, given the number of pictures we tend to take with virtually unlimited storage, I find that clashing file names is a much bigger issue so I rename all my images with the Date, time and camera name, something like:
2013-10-05 10-37-19-NIKON D90.jpg

Now it will always sort in date/time order.

A: I don't know if anyone is still out there but now successfully back from the wedding with a thousand photos to sort. I synchronised the time on all 4 cameras that we used and have managed to sort them on date and time taken in Windows Explorer. So far so good. Hugely helpful to see them in the order in which they were taken as the day's events unfolded.
However, I now need to use them in other programs to make custom DVDs or musical presentations etc and of course these programs do not see them in order by time or date and offer me no opportunity to sort them by those factors. I need to rename them sequentially so they appear in the right order but unless I can find a program that can allow me to sort them by date and time BEFORE I rename them, I can't see how I can do it? Any advice learned ones?
Many thanks, Jerry


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MainAll NewsInside Israel'National Service against the state? Madness.'
'National Service against the state? Madness.'
A new proposed law by MK Amir Ohana would cancel National Service appointments to organizations funded mainly by foreign countries
Hezki Baruch, 30/08/16 10:12
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Hundreds of thousands of youth and children will begin the new school year this week and concurrently thousands of National Service volunteers will begin their service in the various frameworks where they will serve the State of Israel.
National Service has for many years been a solution for those who wish to serve and contribute to the state of Israel and to Israeli society without serving in the army. This could be due to medical or religious reasons and the service will usually take place in an educational or medical institution or in various types of welfare frameworks.
In recent years a new phenomenon has developed with the State of Israel sending volunteers to serve in bodies which receive most of their funding from foreign countries and which are endeavoring both within Israel and outside of it to portray the state as guilty of war crimes. These organizations either defend Israel's enemies in terrorist organizations or criticize IDF soldiers' behavior and present a spurious and inaccurate picture of their activities.
The new proposal being promoted by MK Amir Ohana (Likud) intends to put an end to the situation where organizations critical of Israel are benefiting from government funding through their National Service allocations.
The proposal seeks to ensure that the National Service funded by Israel should not include organizations which may play a part in international pressure on Israel via foreign funding which these organizations may be receiving to this end.
An organization which gets most (more than 50%) of its funding from foreign countries should not be able to receive National Service appointments.
According to MK Amir Ohana, the initiator of this proposal, "Something is rotten in the immunity system of the State of Israel. It is unthinkable that we ourselves should provide subsidized manpower to organizations that work in the interests of foreign governments to portray Israel as a war criminal, as well as defending the biggest terrorists and slandering IDF soldiers who are protecting us day and night.
"I tried to bring a stop to this absurd situation by presenting a query to the Agriculture minister responsible for the National Service but unfortunately we saw no chance in the policies. There is no other option available besides bringing a proposal to change the law," added Ohana.
Tags:National service, Foreign Funding, Politics (IL)


This week's posts deal with our prayer life, worship and appreciation of God. Are we truly communicating with God if we are not listening? Can we truly surrender in worship if we are so conscious of ourselves? In all our troubles, can we appreciate that God is good and let our sufferings bring Him glory? These posts challenge us to have the right perspective; to be children who listen to their Father, who are uninhibited in worship and jubilant in all things.
Bombs away. And God loves you. Seems hard to believe, right?


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I could not turn down the request of my friends who persistently asked, "What is the power of prayer and dhikr? Why is it important? What will one lose if they neglect it? And what will be the gain of those who revere it? Only you can write and explain these in a way that the next generation can understand." Seeking refuge in Allah's grace and mercy, I sat before the typewriter and began….
If, indeed, I have been able to explain what the power of prayer and dhikr is, why it is important and how it should be practiced, it is only because Allah has willed and permitted it, and Allah desires that this information be available to people.
I plead to Allah, the Azim and Karim Rabb of the heavens, earth and all the worlds, that for the love of the beloved Muhammad Mustafa (saw), Allah's graceful mercy and blessing be showered upon me for being the vehicle for this knowledge, upon the reader and those who cause it to be read! May Allah grant the light of faith and the light of gnosis, may He grant true closeness and protect from all kinds of divergence, discord and hypocrisy. May He grant praise and blessings from us to the Rasul of Allah!
May Allah allow us all to benefit from this book! Amen Amen Amen.


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ARIZONA GRAND CANYON Hiker stops to admire the view at sunrise as she hikes down the South Kaibab Trail into the Grand Canyon
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Dramatic sunset lighting after storm from the East Rim in Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona, USA
Man looking out over the Grand Canyon with binoculars, Arizona
The view from Cedar Ridge on the Kaibab Trail, Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona.
Kaibab Plateau Visitors Centre Grand Canyon National Park North Rim Arizona USA
Sagebrush and juniper trees covering the open expanses of the northern Kaibab Plateau. Kaibab National Forest, Arizona
First light on the North Rim at remote Toroweap Overlook in Arizona's Grand Canyon National Park.
ARIZONA GRAND CANYON Shadows of hikers pausing to take a photo on the South Kaibab Trail into the Grand Canyon
The USA, Arizona, Grand canyon National Park, South Rim, Pima Point
Grand Canyon Hillside
Trail sign, Sedona Arizona, USA
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