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Carroll County Memorial Hospital is introducing a new Pain Management Clinic to our expanding Outpatient Clinics. Dr. Dennison R. Hamilton MD, MPH, will begin seeing patients Friday, July 15, in the new CCMH Medical Plaza.
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Carroll County Memorial Hospital is excited to announce that we are moving our Outpatient Clinics into the new CCMH Medical Plaza. Staff is busy packing up and transitioning into the new space over the holiday weekend and we will be ready for business with our OB-GYN Clinic, Outpatient Surgery Clinic and Wound Clinic on Tuesday, July 5.
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Cape Cornwall Golf & Leisure is often described as one of Cornwall s hidden gems. It is a truly unique place to get away, relax and unwind in comfortable informal surroundings, that have a touch of Cornish Charm and contemporary styling. Situated on the wild and rugged clifftops of the Cornish Coastal path and overlooking the ocean, we are a great destination to stay and explore this wonderful area.
We are often described as a walkers paradise, with our unique location,fine dining and welcoming accomodation. . Located just 10 minutes from Lands End Airport, we make an ideal stopover for the Scilly Isles. Attractions like the Minack Theatre and the sandy beaches of Sennen Cove are just a `stones throw`away and make Cape Cornwall Golf & Leisure the perfect place to stay. Fifteen newly refurbished contemporary bedrooms all with en-suite bathrooms, flat screen tvs, free wifi and a Cornish breakfast are included within our room rates. We have a fine bar and restaurant which is open all day and evenings(subject to winter opening times) providing lunch , snacks and dinner. . A ten minute walk takes you into the local town of St Just where you will find a number of public houses, cafes, book shop and galleries.
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Hi I have been searching for some good information about how I can make a sorted binary tree datatype in F# but i cant find anything understandable. I have checked the example on msdn-page but i dont get it.
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If you're looking for an existing implementation, then the FSharpX library has quite a few data structures (including some trees) available. Although I do not think it has a straightforward implementation of a sorted binary tree. You can also access all the .NET collections from F#, but I don't think .NET has a binary tree either. It has sorted list, which might be just fine for you, depending on what you're trying to do.
If you want to implement your own, then you need to start by defining a data type to represent the tree:
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More than 1,000 people in Washington County have signed the petition against the Washington County School District's recallable nickel tax, which will put the tax levy to a countywide vote later this year.
According to Washington County Clerk Glenn Black, the petition was filed with his office last week and contained approximately 1,036 signatures from Washington County residents.
Washington County Fiscal Court will not be able to give as much as requested for non-public school transportation this year.
Judge-Executive John Settles said that's because when the county wrote up this fiscal year's budget, they requested a sheet from the board of education outlining how much the total would be for transporting students to St. Dominic School.
"And they were not able to get that to me while we were budgeting," Settles said. "So we put $26,000 in our budget."
The Mike Haydon Hike and Bike Trail project is officially underway.
Springfield City Administrator Laurie Smith reported at the July 12 city council meeting that the city has had its first meeting with engineers for the project and preliminary plans are being drawn up. The plans will eventually be brought before the council for input.
What started out as a tough tournament for Washington County's 9-10-year-old all-stars got a little tougher as the Kentucky District 5 Little League Tournament continued last week.
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Sony CEO Kazuo Hirai will deliver a keynote presentation at the Las Vegas Consumer Electronic Show this coming January. Sony's consumer electronics business has taken a beating the last few years, but in the interim Hirai has been promoted from the consistently profitable Sony Computer Entertainment division to the top job, and made several promises to turn the Japanese giant around. It'll be interesting to see the company bring its A game this year.
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This was Yoko's way of dealing when John was murdered. Rather than writing a bunch of songs about "Oh my poor husband, I miss you so," she went straight for the heart. The cover shot depicts John's still-bloody glasses for God's sakes! That was a shocker. The songs themselves, like much of Yoko's work, are counterphobic attacks on sadness, anger, and isolation, rather than moody lyrics that dwell on the above emotions. "No No No" opens with gunshot sounds and closes with a keyboard part that sounds like a siren...presumably an ambulance siren? "She Gets Down on Her Knees" is probably the best song she's ever written and I love the way she words it: "She gets down on her knees to throw up life/'Cause that's the only way she has it good...she's a main-liner who never took the main line." "Toyboat" is breathtaking. I love "Goodbye Sadness," where her voice breaks with emotion at one point. Gives me chills, man. And the album closes with a prayer to the "Mother of the Universe."
My favorite song wasn't even part of the original album release. It's the home demo version of "I Don't Know Why." It was recorded at home in the Dakota building on December 9, 1980, the day after John's death. It's so simple and so beautiful in it's own way. She expresses herself perfectly.
Say what you want, but Yoko is an artist. This is how an artist deals. S/he purges themselves through their art. That's what Yoko did with "Season of Glass." And I'm happy she did.
For the most part, the album features Yoko at her most emotionally revealling. Songs dealing with the loss of her husband helped us to deal with our own loss. The opening track "Goodbye Sadness" (also the first single) starts us off into a reflective look at the life and the love of John & Yoko, soon we are to take a look at the world as Yoko now saw it ("Dogtown"). By the middle of the album (or side two if you have the original LP or cassette), Yoko takes a no-punches held, head-on attack on those who had wished ill thoughts on the couple ("I Don't Know Why"), even forcing the world to deal with her pain by depicting the gunshots which killed Lennon (the album's second single "No, No, No"). Then eventually returning to a more "at peace" closing prayer ("Mother of the Universe"). The emotional roller-coaster ride may have been more than most of us could have handled in our own lives.
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Are there people still angry at Yoko Ono? Why? After all -- and this is a major hypothetical, folks -- if Justin Timberlake decided to get divorced and marry, oh, Edwige Danticat... Read morePublished on January 9, 2014 by Budas Root
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I dont want to sound repetitive. You have read all the other reviews, you know what the album is about. Read morePublished on August 6, 2012 by MJ
There are MANY things that bug me about this record, which was most certainly designed to further YO's music career. Read morePublished on February 1, 2011 by spammythepig
This is a great album, but the Rykodisc reissues that originally came with a white card with personnel information, etc., now only have the regular CD inserts. Read morePublished on June 28, 2010 by JK
This is one of the best albums I never listen to. It is Yoko only months after John's murder. Very few albums are this emotionally raw and honest. Read morePublished on November 22, 2009 by Bill Your 'Free Form FM Print DJ
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Seven engineering students volunteered at IEEE, the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, GlobeCom 2016 in Washington DC, and later attended the the IEEE National Capital Area annual awards
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Khalin Redding (civil engineering), Rachel Devers (electrical engineering), and
Amevi Semodji (mechanical engineering). By volunteering for this event, the students were exposed to IEEE and its plethora of networks and services. The banquet occurred on April 2nd, and hosted a wide variety of activities. There was a math contest, short talks from cutting-edge researchers, and post-banquet socializing. The post-banquet socializing helped the students make connections with people in the field, and continue the conversation about the various advancements in the field.
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Jana Catuche, a first-year student studying engineering, was awarded the first Montgomery County Commission for Women (CFW) STEM Scholarship, an endowed scholarship for Montgomery College students on January 31. The award was presented at the groups' annual Women's Legislative Briefing at the Universities of Shady Grove.
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Students Audrey Awasom, Fiorella Rayme and Herwina Allyssa wanted to give back to the community. So the three Enactus students founded the One Heart Project to teach homeless women job readiness skills. On Wednesday, the project culminated with the awarding of certificates to 11 women who had completed the workshop series. The Office of Congressman Chris Van Hollen awarded the project a congressional citation.
The One Heart Project student project is sponsored by Walmart. Awasom, Rayme and Allyssa wrote a grant proposal and secured the $1500 Women's Economic Empowerment grant themselves. Then, over a period of two months, the One Heart team conducted workshops at the Montgomery Avenue Women's Center on resumes, interviewing skills, managing a budget and more. Launch Workplaces donated space for the workshops and the English Department on the Germantown Campus helped to collect professional clothes for a dress for success workshop.
Student Organization Drives During the fall semester, several student organizations sponsored various drives to help collect items for those in need. The Black Student Union donated $529.68 and 8 large storage bins filled with food donations to the Salvation Army and Manna Food. The Volunteer Club raised $311 which will be used to purchase toys for the Toys for Tots drive. The Muslim Student Association collected 65 large trash bags of clothing and blankets for the Syrian refugees. Thank you students, for making a difference in this community and around the world!
Senior Capstone Project Presented at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center Alumnus Alex Petito, the first Montgomery College student to graduate from the Frostburg B.S. engineering program at Arundel Mills, and his classmates built a high altitude balloon from the ground up to develop a recoverable flight system that can serve as a platform for atmospheric measurements and experiments. In May the team successfully flew and recovered the instrument package after a 3+ hour flight and presented their data and images from the flight to NASA at its Goddard Space Flight Center. Clearly, Alex's student capstone project was a huge success.
Two MC Students Spent Their Summer Working in Germany on Nuclear Physics Experiments Two Engineering students, Daniel Albuquerque and Irina Koltsova, were selected through a competitive application process to travel to Mainz, Germany for the summer to work on nuclear physics experiments at the Mainz Microtron (MAMI) facility. They were part of a six-student cohort from Montgomery College, George Washington University, NOVA and University of VA funded by the George Washington International Research Experiences (IRES) grant.
MC Students Volunteering at STEM after School Programs Engineering students at Montgomery College participated in the Montgomery Engineering Ambassadors and Teachers Program by serving as teachers and volunteer teaching assistants at STEM after school programs offered at MCPS middle schools. Funding for this program is provided through EXCEL Beyond the Bell, an initiative to optimize after school experiences for Montgomery County youth.
Engineers Without Borders Partnering Internationally The Montgomery College chapter of Engineers Without Borders (EWB) worked with the DC professional chapter of EWB on projects in Hato Rincon, Panama and Santa Clara, El Salvador. They also participated in the International Conference in Panama City, Panama, and co-hosted the National Conference of EWB-USA in Reston, VA.
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the big city (mahanagar), set in mid-1950s calcutta and directed by the great satyajit ray (the music room), follows the personal triumphs and frustrations of arati (madhabi mukherjee), who decides, despite the initial protests of her bank-clerk husband, to take a job to help support their family. With remarkable sensitivity and attention to the details of everyday working-class life, ray gradually builds a powerful human drama that is at once a hopeful morality tale and a commentary on the identity of the contemporary indian woman. Special edition features � new 2k digital film restoration, with uncompressed monaural soundtrack on the blu-ray edition � new interview with actor madhabi mukherjee � satyajit ray and the modern woman, a new interview program featuring ray historian suranjan ganguly � the coward (1965), a feature film directed by ray that also addresses modern female identity and stars mukherjee and soumitra chatterjee � new english subtitle translation � plus: a booklet featuring an essay by scholar chandak sengoopta and an interview with ray from the 1980s by his biographer andrew robinson //
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1) The impact on the other family members - the loving but traditional husband, his orthodox parents, the young child (They all have reservation to some extent, and the only unequivocal supporter is the husband's kid sister, who sees it as a projection of her own ambitions)
2) The changes in the woman herself - how she grows from a shy house-bound wife to a more confident worldly-wise person.
Without any arty pretensions, but with the sharpness of observation and empathy towards the characters which are his strongest assets, Ray paints a very tangible portrait of this little personal revolution in the traditional family. Of course he is here immensely aided by the marvelous chemistry between the gorgeous Madhabi Mukherjee and Anil Chatterjee - their husband-wife relationship is a very credible and heartwarming picture of romance and friendship, mischief and responsibility. While some reality-obsessed curmudgeons may find the film's end unduly optimistic, it is a very well-placed happy ending, representing the never-say-die spirit of hope over adversity that keeps humanity alive. Ray's touch is very much evident in the screenplay and the visuals - many times, more is conveyed than said, with the use of beautiful visual metaphor or plain restraint, allowing the sensibility of the audience to fill in the gap. For this film he also composed the score, which is lovely and worth hearing on its own. All in all, highly recommended.
Video-wise Criterion's blu-ray is sourced from another amazing restoration (taking a 2K scan of the original negative) from RD Bansal / Pixion (Chennai). Sometimes, the brightness levels seem very high, although there are no blown whites; it might have something to do with the intended look or the shooting conditions. The encode itself is excellent to mine eye, with no apparent digital artefacts. The mono sound is clear and robust and the music comes across quite nicely. I have not seen Kapurush, the short feature presented as an extra on this disc, but the other stuff is quite nice - a critic's video essay talking about the film, Madhabi Mukherjee reflecting on her experience, a Films Division short by BD Garga on Satyajit ray, which briefly looks at the shooting of Mahanagar.
The strength of the movie for me lies in the way Ray pays attention to the texture of the family life of Arati and her husband. It's a bit like the way Mike Leigh takes his time in letting us see a family in a domestic space that enables us to understand their limitations and strengths (although Ray's movie is shot in black-and-white, while Leigh typically shoots in color). The family is clinging to respectability under economic stress, but the design of the interior of their living quarters makes clear the sacrifices in dignity and privacy that they are living with. For all that, they treat one another with great respect, and Ray's script gives each of the characters his or her own distinct personality and respects that too. The airier spaces of the office from which Arati works, and the sense of space in the houses at which she sells her machines bespeak a way of life that is freer and more appealing, and Ray makes sure that we realize that Arati registers these differences in environment. The world of corporate capitalism is not the enemy here, and that perhaps is part of what makes the story sentimental. Arati's boss makes a decision late in the movie that causes a crisis for Arati, but he's presented on the whole as a reasonable and attractive figure, and nowhere else in the movie, really, is there the suggestion that capitalism and consumerism might have their own problems.
The disagreements between Arati and her husband don't really threaten the marriage -- they are presented as a loving couple -- and one can well believe that without the in-law presence, Subrata would not raise any great objection to Arati's working if she wanted to. But they do threaten the larger unit, and that unit matters to both. An important part of the movie makes clear how Arati's father-in-law (Haren Chatterjee) believes he should be taken care of: as a retired teacher, he goes around to now-prosperous ex-pupils (a dentist, a doctor) and basically asks them for money or services on the grounds that if it had not been for him, they wouldn't be the successes they are. He does this without any obvious sense of shame but seems to feel rather that he is entitled, and the ex-pupils seem to accept his request without a whole lot of fuss. What we're seeing here, I think, is a model of an older way in which a community could work that still has some moral purchase ten years or so after independence and the beginnings of modernization. Even Arati's boss (Haradhan Banerjee) seems to recognize ties that are more than merely contractual and commercial. When Arati's husband visits the office late in the movie, he and her boss realize that they grew up in the same region. On that basis, the boss offers Subrata a job -- a job he had not come to the office to seek -- again suggestive of an older way of doing business that is still current and not really presented as being at odds with the newer capitalism. It turns out, that the boss has his blind spots and prejudices, and they lead to the moment of decision for Arati at the end, but these late scenes don't undercut (and maybe even reinforce) the continuing power, for better and worse, of older ways.
So it's a fascinating movie. The acting is just fine, with Madhabi Mukherjee's Arati being a luminous presence throughout. She's a strikingly beautiful woman -- heck, I would buy a knitting machine from her -- and yet she inhabits the role of Arati very comfortably and credibly. The other striking performance is from Haren Chatterjee as the father-in-law, who makes us understand a way of operating in the world that seems strange in the West by playing it as naturally as you could wish. The intervening years since the 1960's have tended to validate Fellini's cooler gaze rather more than Ray's optimism, but you can enjoy the sentiment and appreciate the specificity of the presentation too.
However, to see Ray capture the heart and humanity of so many of the Indian people I have been fortunate to interact with was too much emotionally for me. I couldn't make it to the end, as the scene in the coffee shop was so intense (imagining the pain of the husband hearing his wife's description of his job) I just couldn't bare the emotional intensity anymore.
His own music composed for the film ,beautiful and sparingly applied ,reminds me of the sensitive and subtle ways that so much of the food in India is so delicately spiced and is perfect in a way that no soundtrack I have participated in equals. Having created or played in the soundtracks of over 90 major motion pictures I don't think I have ever sensed such a perfect wedding of cinematic views with music .
A revelation, as my love for film has always been huge, it actually made me plan to visit the school that is dedicated to his films and teaching, to perform and also to learn more on how to craft films myself as I now am lucky enough to have a pro level dslr and requisite equipment.
As much as certain films can be the lynchpin for those wanting to delve deeper into this field, the humanistic and deep sensitivity of Rays vision in this film will I hope be as moving for you as it was for me. (and I intend to purchase so that I can watch the rest of it!).
Also , as I am in love with the colors of India (among many other aspects),though at times (frequently) this can also be overwhelming,,by creating this in b/w with the grainy aspect of film of the period ,it actually makes it in a different way ,,even more deep and colorful !
Just a few words on the movie itself: it is middle of the road Ray. A veritable feminine triumph story but in Ray's hands, it is curiously ambivalent. The heroine would rather stay home and take care of her son than be out in the wilderness of Calcutta's fashion world selling cosmetics. Her husband's (Anil Chatterji) attitude changes within moments of his losing his job. His acting is the worst part of the movie: and significantly he never appeared in another Ray movie. On the other hand, Madhabi remains Ray's greatest triumph (yes, more than Sharmila) in this and Charulata.
Great crieterion disc; and a far from Satyajit's top movies.
By the way, the short Kapurush movie is a masterpiece. It lingers in memory. Madhabi and Soumitra with their understated charms and acting make it a top class Ray.


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Early childhood caries: Current evidence for aetiology and prevention
Version of Record online: 16 FEB 2006
DOI: 10.1111/j.1440-1754.2006.00777.x
Journal of Paediatrics and Child Health
Volume 42, Issue 1-2, pages 37–43, January 2006
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Gussy, M. G., Waters, E. G., Walsh, O. and Kilpatrick, N. M. (2006), Early childhood caries: Current evidence for aetiology and prevention. Journal of Paediatrics and Child Health, 42: 37–43. doi: 10.1111/j.1440-1754.2006.00777.x
Publication History
- Issue online: 16 FEB 2006
- Version of Record online: 16 FEB 2006
- Accepted for publication 4 August 2005.
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- cariogenic;
- child;
- dental care;
- dental caries;
- diet;
- fluorides;
- preschool
Background: Despite the fact that it is largely preventable, dental caries (decay) remains one of the most common chronic diseases of early childhood. Dental decay in young children frequently leads to pain and infection necessitating hospitalization for dental extractions under general anaesthesia. Dental problems in early childhood have been shown to be predictive of not only future dental problems but also on growth and cognitive development by interfering with comfort nutrition, concentration and school participation.
Objective: To review the current evidence base in relation to the aetiology and prevention of dental caries in preschool-aged children.
Methods: A search of MEDLINE, CINALH and Cochrane electronic databases was conducted using a search strategy which restricted the search to randomized controlled trials, meta-analyses, clinical trials, systematic reviews and other quasi-experimental designs. The retrieved studies were then limited to articles including children aged 5 years and under and published in English. The evidence of effectiveness was then summarized by the authors.
Conclusions: The review highlighted the complex aetiology of early childhood caries (ECC). Contemporary evidence suggests that potentially effective interventions should occur in the first 2 years of a child's life. Dental attendance before the age of 2 years is uncommon; however, contact with other health professionals is high. Primary care providers who have contact with children well before the age of the first dental visit may be well placed to offer anticipatory advice to reduce the incidence of ECC.


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