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About the Education Data Security Tools Market in the US
Education data security tools safeguard confidential education institutional data against unauthorized external access and malicious software. The increased adoption of easy access of data by Wi-Fi facilities and BYOD policies has fueled the ineed for advanced security mechanisms among all schools and colleges. In addition, new learning models such as m-learning, social learning, and gamification, which run on Internet increases the risk of misuse of sensitive information.
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Research Beam analysts forecast the education data security tools in the US to grow at a CAGR of 21.92% during the period 2016-2020.
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The report covers the present scenario and the growth prospects of the education data security tools in the US for 2016-2020. To calculate the market size, it considers the revenue generated by vendors through the following product segments:
• On premise data centers security tools
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Research Beam report, Education Data Security Tools in the US 2016-2020, has been prepared based on an in-depth market analysis with inputs from industry experts. The report covers the market landscape and its growth prospects over the coming years. The report also includes a discussion of the operating in this market.
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• Education data security tools in the US by product
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Thanks for this. Nolan's first name is not "Frank," by the way. He has no known first name, like Richard Stark's Parker, to whom he and I owe much. The Frank thing started with the original publication of BAIT MONEY and BLOOD MONEY by Curtis Books in 1973, when some nameless editor added the first name to the cover copy of both books.
ReplyDeleteYou ask an interesting question, Col, about criminals. Sometimes they really are fascinating characters. To be honest, some criminals aren't interesting at all. But there are those whose characters are well-developed, where you can really see there's more to them than just thief/hit man, etc.. Glad you enjoyed this.
ReplyDeleteRepliesMargot you're right. A specific career path be it lawful or unlawful doesn't necessarily imbue a character with qualities that make them interesting in their own right.....relationships, mind-set, decision-making, decisiveness, a certain code of behaviour....all form a part of the whole....... along with numerous other factors!
That is one long-running, hard-working author! and I like the sound of Nolan - as you say, the bad guys are always more interesting.....
ReplyDeleteI am sure I have said this before, here, but this is an author I need to read. But I want to start with True Detective, and also maybe try some of the Eliot Ness series, or the Disaster series. So much to choose from.
ReplyDeleteCol, I didn't know the Nolan series pre-dated Bolan in any way and I can see the similarity between the two war machines. I'm going to look for some of Max Allan Collins' novels.


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| UpdatedZoos SA will introduce a "predator experience" with overnight safari-style accommodation as well as a gorillas exhibit and treetop monkey runs as part of its plans to transform Adelaide and Monarto zoos over the next 20 years.
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Keepers at Monarto Zoo in South Australia hope for more breeding success as part of a national effort to rear Tasmanian devils which are free of facial tumour disease.
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Incredible ultrasound images showing a baby pygmy hippopotamus kicking inside its mother are released by Melbourne Zoo staff.
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| UpdatedAn employee dressed as a snow leopard has leapt out of an enclosure at a Tokyo zoo as part of an annual animal-escape drill.
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Christmas comes early for animals at Perth Zoo, as they feast on themed treats as part of the zoo's animal enrichment program.
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The Rockhampton Zoo in central Queensland adds two otters to its collection, with 13-year-old brothers Soa and Houdini transferred from Sydney's Taronga Zoo.
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The general manager of Taronga Western Plains Zoo is confident the elephants will have a smooth transition into a new facility
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Imagine being in charge of finding all the food for a zoo full of animals, all with very specific nutritional requirements? It's just another day at the office for Andy Riley from Dubbo's Taronga Western Plains Zoo.
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Bitcoin wallet currency is becoming increasingly popular in the present day. Analysts predict that in future, it will begin to compete favorably with mainstream currencies such as dollars, euros, GBP and more despite the present challenges. Many multi-million companies have heavily invested in this digital currency. It has attracted investors from different parts of the world. But some people are still not ready to embrace the currency. Hence, the need for Bitcoin startups. We are gong to provide you with a list of bitcoin startups to help you understand what is going in the market as far as bitcoin digital currency is concerned.
The Best Bitcoin Wallet encourages Stores and Businesses
Adoption of this digital currency by retailers is still a big challenge. Only a few shops are ready to embrace it. Companies are trying to come up with ways of making people embrace bitcoin. For example Blade has introduced a prepaid debit card. Users can top it with bitcoin and use it anywhere in the world to pay for goods and services. This means that the currency will be used in shops that have never used digital currency before.
Pegging Bitcoin To Commodity Prices
Bitcoin is a wonderful currency but is not stable. It rises and drops by a big range. This is a disadvantage to investors. Coinapult company has come up with an excellent solution to reduce the price risk of this exciting digital currency. It provides a service called LOCKS. It allows users to peg the value of their bitcoin to different currencies such as USD, GBP and commodities such as gold and silver. This means that if the user had bitcoin worth $20 and the priced doubled overnight, he will still retain his $20 bitcoin value even after increase in price.
Remitting Funds To Africa by Bitpesa
Bitpesa is a Kenyan company that allows Kenyans in abroad to sent money to their country in a fast and cheap way. It charges a transfer fee of 3% only. The sender sends bitcoin currency. The service then converts it into shillings which are then distributed to the recipient. It was launched in 2013 and has been featured on reputable organizations such as The NewYork Times and Bloomberg.
A Physical Bitcoin Wallet for your pocket
Ledger Wallet is good for people who value physicality of cash. It turns bitcoin into something like a USB stick that is physically attached to your wallet. This makes the digital currency more secure. The startup was held in 2015 in France. A total of 1.3 million euros were raised. Its retail value stands at 34.80 euros.
Fixing Bitcoin Flaws By Ripples
Ripples is a remarkable cryptocurrency company.The company has been making efforts to solve problems faced by bitcoin. For example reducing time needed to verify bitcoin transactions. It provides a network for transferring money and then turning it into local currency. Ripple has attracted giant investors such as Google Ventures. Its current value is estimated at $100 million.
Peer-To-Peer Lending By BTCJam
BTCJam is a lending company based in San Francisco.It lends bitcoin digital currency to its customers. According to the company's CEO Celso Pitta, BTCJam will provide solution to many people in the developing world who have been finding it difficult to borrow loans due to many restrictions and requirements. The company gave out loans amounting to $5 million in 2014.
Secure Storage By Elliptic
Elliptic is a UK based company. It provides bitcoin storage so that your coins are safe. The company also insures bitcoin that it stores. This ensures maximum safety of your bitcoin even if it is hacked or an error occurs. You will not lose your money. Elliptic managed to raise a total of $2 million from Octopus investment.
Using Blockchain As Record Keeper By Factom
Blockchain is the name of the ledger that powers bitcoin. Factom intends to use it as a record keeping tool. They will also ensure that data integrity is maintained. By so doing, government and regulators will begin to view database embedded in blockchain as an excellent approach that can be used to enhance transparency and accountability.
World Passport Project
This is a project aimed at storing identity documents along bitcoin blockchain.
Final Thoughts
In conclusion, it is quite evident that companies are ready to invest in bitcoin digital currency but people are still not willing to embrace it like other currencies. There should be more startups and education to promote bitcoin.


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FROSTBURG, Md. — More than 130 city residents, business owners, students, faith leaders and health professionals rallied this evening in Frostburg and testified before the City Council to show the broad citizen support for introducing and passing a city ordinance to ban fracking. In response, city leaders committed to moving forward on action.
The citizen-led group Frack-Free Frostburg delivered more than 600 petitions signed by residents and a letter signed by 24 local businesses at tonight's City Council meeting, urging councilmembers to "get on the ban wagon" with their constituents. Citizens rallied across the street ahead of the council meeting with an actual wagon and a 13-foot-long banner reading, "Frostburg: Get on the Ban Wagon." (View photos by clicking here.)
At the Council Meeting, which attracted nearly 200 people, Frostburg Mayor Robert Flanigan recommended a process of extensive review in order to move forward an ordinance to prohibit fracking. The Mayor then proposed a public session with the Council and a small group from Frack-Free Frostburg.
"The call to ban fracking has inspired a new level of citizen engagement in Frostburg," said Nina Forsythe, a city resident and founding member of Frack-Free Frostburg. "People from all walks of life and every political stripe, students and life-time residents alike, are coming together to protect our water, health and welfare. In fact, more people have signed petitions in support of banning fracking than voted in the last city election."
The current draft of the proposed city ordinance would prohibit exploration or drilling for gas, the storage and disposal of fracking waste products, and withdrawals of water for the purposes of fracking within the city of Frostburg and city-owned land. Frostburg residents began organizing for a fracking ban this past summer, with the aim of putting local protections in place well before Maryland's current two-year moratorium on drilling expires in October, 2017.
The city's current zoning laws do not explicitly protect residents from fracking, particularly in districts zoned for technology and light industrial activity. They also allow for special exemptions that could leave the door open to fracking in other districts.
After over an hour of public comment, Mayor Flanigan acknowledged the strong public sentiment, saying he wanted everyone to know that "we care too." He promised that the Council would make the necessary changes to the ordinance to make it right, because "we are a green community here."
Former Maryland Senator and past Mayor of Frostburg John Bambacus spoke at the rally, and again at the City Council meeting. He told the Mayor and City Council that the prospect of fracking was "absolutely the most important issue facing this city in the 50 years I've lived here. I think you're doing the right thing getting things started."
"The time to protect our clean water and health is now, before any dangerous drilling is allowed anywhere near Frostburg," said Ann Bristow, PhD, a retired FSU professor who served on the state's Marcellus Shale Advisory Commission. "Dozens of peer-reviewed studies and the experience of our neighbors in Pennsylvania show that fracking is inherently risky, and that state regulations are not capable of preventing harm. The City of Frostburg must be proactive, as it has been in addressing other important issues, and ban fracking now."
Fracking is a dangerous gas drilling practice known to pollute air and water, diminish property values, degrade rural landscapes, and cause serious health problems. Unless local and state leaders take action to ban fracking, industrial drilling operations could begin in Western Maryland soon after October 2017.
The Western Maryland towns of Friendsville and Mountain Lake Park have already passed laws to ban fracking — in 2016 and 2011 respectively. Several other Maryland counties — including highly-populated Montgomery and Prince Georges Counties — have also enacted bans against fracking or put forward resolutions in favor of a statewide ban.
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FROSTBURG, Md. — Dozens of Frostburg residents will rally this Thursday and testify before the Frostburg City Council to press for local action to ban fracking, a dangerous form of gas drilling proven to cause air and water pollution and serious health problems.
Citizens will don "Frack-Free Frostburg" t-shirts and rally ahead of Thursday's City Council meeting with an actual "ban wagon," urging their city councilmembers to get on board to protect local drinking water, businesses, and public health and safety.
At the City Council meeting, community leaders will deliver petitions signed by more than 500 Frostburg residents and 23 local businesses calling for passage of a citywide fracking ban. Frostburg residents and leaders will also testify to the City Council about the urgency of action.
WHAT: Frostburg "Get on the Ban Wagon" Rally and City Council Meeting
WHEN: Thursday, October 20, 2016. The rally will begin at 6:15 p.m. The City Council meeting begins at 7:00 p.m.
WHERE: The rally will take place at Armstrong Insurance, 21 S Water St, Frostburg, MD 21532 (across the street from the Frostburg Community Center where the City Council Meeting will be held).
WHO: The event is sponsored by Frack-Free Frostburg and will include more than 50 area residents. Speakers at the rally and City Council meeting will include:
Jess Whittemore, member of the Friendsville Town Council, which banned fracking in July 2016
Nina Forsythe, founding member of Frack-Free Frostburg
Don Sincell, member of the Mountain Lake Park Town Council, which banned fracking in 2011 (testifying to City Council)
WHY: Maryland's existing two-year moratorium on fracking will expire in October of 2017. Unless local and state leaders take action to ban fracking, industrial drilling operations could begin in Western Maryland soon after, bringing dangerous truck traffic, dropping home values, and toxic air and water pollution.
Josh Tulkin, director of the Maryland Sierra Club chapter, believes students play a critical role in the environmental movement. Visiting Frostburg State University to discuss a clean energy future and sustainability, Tulkin has displayed leadership in the passage of the Maryland Offshore Wind Bill, the expansion of the Maryland Wildlands Program, the adoption of the 2015 Fracking Moratorium and the 2016 Pollinator Protection Act. His discussion will take place on Tuesday, Oct. 18, at 7 p.m. in Compton Science Center room 226.
Tulkin's duty with the Sierra Club includes overseeing campaigns, fundraising and membership in Maryland. Sierra Club's Maryland Chapter focuses on protecting the state's natural and wildlife resources, monitoring legislation, sponsoring outings and educating the public about pressing environmental issues.
The Maryland Chapter is among 60 chapters advocating for environmental issues across the nation. The chapter promotes awareness of conservation issues and programs to support environmental stewardship by individuals, communities and government agencies. The Sierra Club also engages in politics by lobbying and advocating to elect officials and pass legislation likely to benefit the environment.
Sponsored by Sustainability Studies and the FSU Foundation Environmental Lecture Fund, the event is free and open to the public.
For more information, call Dr. Henry Bullamore at 301-687-4413 or visit www.sierraclub.org/maryland.
FSU is committed to making all of its programs, services and activities accessible to persons with disabilities. To request accommodations through the ADA Compliance Office, call 301-687-4102 or use a Voice Relay Operator at 1-800-735-2258.
Baltimore, Md. — Maryland Traditions, the folklife program of the Maryland State Arts Council, is pleased to announce the recipients of the 2016 Maryland Traditions Heritage Awards.
Inspired by the work of Garrett County folklorist Dr. Alta Schrock, the Maryland Traditions Heritage Awards have been given annually since 2007 to a person or group, a place and a tradition that embody and help to safeguard Maryland's living cultural heritage. Three awards will be given during a November 11 awards ceremony and concert starting at 7:30 p.m. at Montgomery College's Cultural Arts Center in Silver Spring, 7995 Georgia Ave.
The 2016 recipients are: in the category of person or group, Cambodian master traditional musician Chum Ngek of Montgomery County; in the category of place, Trimper's Rides and Amusements of Worcester County; and in the category of tradition, the maple syrup farming practices of Steyer Brothers Farm in Garrett County and S&S Maple Camp in Allegany County.
"The cultural and artistic traditions that make up Maryland folklife are integral parts of the state's heritage," said MSAC Executive Director Theresa Colvin. "By taking time to honor the outstanding stewards of heritage each year, we recognize the importance of the traditional arts in cultivating strong communities statewide."
Special to this year's event are a performance of Irish traditional music by world-renowned button accordionist Billy McComiskey and friends, as well as a conversation with maritime culture advocate Michael Vlahovich. Both Billy and Mike are Maryland recipients of 2016 National Endowment for the Arts National Heritage Fellowships, the highest honor in the nation for folk and traditional artists.
The 2016 Maryland Traditions Heritage Awards Ceremony and Concert is a ticketed, free event. To reserve tickets, visit http://mcblogs.montgomerycollege.edu/cac/maryland-traditions/, or call the box office at (240) 567-5775.
2016 Maryland Traditions Heritage Award Recipients
PERSON: Chum Ngek's life is a story of artistic inspiration, struggle, immigration and community, all told through the lens of traditional Cambodian music. The Khmer Rouge mass killings of the late 1970s led to the widespread demise of traditional artists in Chum's native Cambodia. One of the fortunate few to escape, Chum resettled in Maryland in 1982. He brought with him his mastery of three distinct traditional repertoires and the 15 instruments used to perform them.
Since that time, Chum has become the musical backbone of Cambodian communities in Maryland and beyond. He advises, teaches and regularly performs at the Cambodian Buddhist Society in Silver Spring. This work reaches an estimated 30,000 Cambodians in the region. On the national level, he often performs at the Kennedy Center, Smithsonian Institution and various folk festivals. In 2004, he received a Bess Lomax Award as part of his recognition as an NEA National Heritage Fellow. Maryland Traditions is pleased to honor Chum this year as a true state and national treasure.
PLACE: Noted amusement park historian Jim Futrell recognizes Ocean City's Trimper's Rides and Amusements as the oldest park in the nation continuously owned and operated by the same family. Established in 1893 by Daniel and Margaret Trimper, Trimper's is a place where longstanding boardwalk traditions are kept alive, from games of skill to carnival foodways, including the "Pride of the Boardwalk" merry-go-round, which is a 1912 Herschell-Spillman carousel. Over several decades, a brother-and-sister team, Maria Schlick and John Bilous, who were originally from Ukraine, have maintained the ride, a practice that Maria still continues today. Currently, Trimper's is run by sisters Linda Trimper Holloway and Stephanie Trimper Lewis (the great grandchildren of Daniel and Margaret), along with their nephew Brooks Trimper. Linda and Stephanie's spouses and grown children also play major roles in park operations, making it a true family effort.
TRADITION: Each winter, farmers in western Maryland's Appalachian region wait for the rare conditions that allow for the production of maple syrup. The night must be below freezing, but the days must be above. The wind must come from the north or west but not the south or east. This knowledge exemplifies the sort of folk wisdom, passed from generation to generation, that is necessary for a successful harvest.
This year's heritage award in the tradition category broadly recognizes western Maryland's maple syrup making tradition, with particular attention on two producers: Steyer Brothers Maple Syrup outside Oakland and S&S Sugar Camp in Corriganville. Surrounded by roads and local landmarks that bear their family name, the Steyers of Garrett County have been producing maple syrup on family land since the nineteenth century. The youngest generation is the fourth to be involved in the tradition, which shows no signs of slowing. In Allegany County, Leo Shinholt runs a sugar camp that he began in the late 1960s with his grandfather, ran for decades with his brother, and is now sharing with his nephews.
Downtown Cumberland Farmers Market – Every Thursday through October 13. The Downtown Cumberland Farmers' Market is a place where the community meets each week to buy the best locally grown fruits, vegetables, flowers, organic products, baked goods and so much more! The market sets up every Thursday from 9:30 am - 1:00 pm on Baltimore Street in Historic City Center from May to October. Baltimore Street is a brick pedestrian only promenade with shops, cafes and restaurants. Bring the whole family and find the best local farmers have to offer!
Technology at the Gap: Emerging Trends 2016, Friday, October 14, 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM - Western Maryland IT Center of Excellence. Technology at the Gap is a one-day conference for web developers, system admins, network and security specialists, managers, and others in, or around, the IT industry. Hear from engaging and informative speakers and spend time sharing ideas as you enjoy a little bit of fall in Western Maryland. The conference includes morning presentations from three dynamic speakers, a variety of breakout sessions in the afternoon, breakfast, lunch, and an After Hours networking event directly following the conference wrap up. Technology at the Gap will be held at the Rocky Gap Casino Resort. This event is presented by The Western Maryland IT Center of Excellence. The Center is funded in part by the State of Maryland's EARN Maryland Grant Program, administered by the Maryland Department of Labor, Licensing, and Regulation.techgap2016.com.
Mountain Maryland Art Sale and Tour, October 22, 23, 29, 30 – 11 am – 5 pm.
Every year, painters, sculptors, photographers, potters, jewelers, woodworkers, furniture makers, and many more types of artists, open their doors to the public for our region's premier studio tour. Enjoy driving around our beautiful countryside during prime fall foliage and exploring our charming friendly towns as you visit the studios of talented artists in Allegany and Garrett Counties. This is your chance to visit with Western Maryland artists where they live and work, learn about their techniques and, of course, purchase some art for your home or as a gift. Our popular guidebook, complete with easy to follow maps, and descriptions of each Studio Tour Artist, will be available this summer. For more information, visit alleganyartscouncil.org
The Allegany County Animal Shelter is holding an open house and volunteer fair October 22, 11:30-4:00 in conjunction with National Shelter Month. Tina Rafferty, Executive Director, and Patty Collison, Shelter Manager, will be conducting a tour of the shelter and will talk about the exciting changes that are taking place, including a new on-site vet clinic and new outside housing for the dogs. We will also be showcasing our new outside dog play area. Come learn more about these new changes, our planned fall and winter events, and events planned for 2017! The Allegany County Animal Shelter is located at 716 Furnace Avenue, www.alleganyanimalshelter.com.
Ghost Tour, Saturday, October 22, 7:00 PM to 8:30 PM. A walking ghost tour of Historic Cumberland will be conducted on October 22 at 7:00PM. Tour guides in period costume will start the 90-minute tour at the Western Maryland Scenic Railroad Station where tickets may be purchased immediately prior to the tour. The tour includes hauntings from the French and Indian War to modern day sightings. The tour is appropriate for all ages. All proceeds are donated to local charities. For more information, call 301-777-9140.
Downtown Cumberland is the place to be on Saturday, October 29th for family fun. The annual Halloween Spooktacular celebration takes place from 11 AM until 1 PM in Downtown Cumberland and is filled with fun activities: trick-or-treating, arts and crafts, and even a magic show.
The fun continues at Canal Place from 1 PM until 3 PM with free dance lessons. Dress the kids in their Halloween costumes and come downtown to join the fun!
Come visit The Hotel Nightmare, where your stay never ends! Cumberland, Maryland's very own haunted attraction at 19 Frederick Street, across from City Hall. From the creators of Camp Nightmare (2010) and Nightmare Manor (2011) at Rocky Gap State Park and The Crypt (2015) in Downtown Cumberland. ALCOVA Mortgage sponsors this event: Cumberland Branch. This event serves as a fundraiser for the following non-profit organizations: Cumberland Neighborhood Housing Services, The Cumberland Theatre, County United Way and The Rocky Gap Volunteer Team. Oct 14, 15, 21, 22, 28, 29 & 3, 7:00-11:00pm. Tickets are $12/adult; $6/12 and under and are available at the door. Contact us at 301-338-1970 for questions.
You're invited to join Mayor Brian Grim and the Let's Beautify Cumberland! Committee at the dedication of the Cumberland Viaduct Park as the Floyd "Pete" Shannon Elliott Park, Friday, November 11 at 12:30 pm. Light refreshments will be served on-site immediately following the dedication.
Looking for a great location for your next big event? Check out the Windsor Castle Events Centre (the former Cumberland Armory), 210 S. Centre Street. Windsor Castle is perfect for wedding receptions, dances, conferences, conventions, reunions and more! For more information, call 301-722-0005
Don't forget, Downtown Cumberland parking on all surface lots is FREE on Saturdays, Sundays and every day after 5 pm.
SWalk in and get your flu shot today at PharmaCare West. Flu season is just around the corner so get your protection now. The vaccine is at no charge to Medicare Part B customers. We bill most insurance companies. Give us a call today at 301.724.1183 or stop by at 64 Greene Street. We're open Mon – Fri 9am to 6pm and Sat 9am to 1pm. Find us online at www.pharmacarenetwork.com. PharmaCare also offers pneumonia, shingles, and other preventative vaccinations, plus travel vaccines.
Be sure to go to Fort Cumberland Emporium facebook page and check out the I Saw It On Facebook Specials. The shop is listing special prices on specific items and only Emporium facebook friends will be eligible to purchase at the discounted rate.
The week at Barkin' Basement, it's all about home décor. All our pictures, mirrors, vases and knick-knacks are all 50% OFF. We're open Thursday – Sunday, so stop in and discover all the great items we have waiting for you at Barkin' Basement prices. www.barkinbasementthriftshop.com or like us on facebook.
The Vapor Room, Cumberland's Award winning electronic cigarette shop is conveniently located on the downtown mall. Come visit our location at 57 N Centre Street and sign up for our Appcard program and get special discounts and deals at any of our 4 locations. It's so easy! Weekly specials include $10 30ml Flavors of the Week, $5 15ml Weekenders, and a monthly vape meet. This week, we will be doing a promo with $10 off $50, $20 off $100, $30 off 150. We will also be doing a promotion this weekend for double points on all purchases. Store hours are Monday-Saturday 10AM-6PM.
DCBA member Shirley McIntosh, publishes Off I-68 Magazine and is also a promotional products (ad specialties) distributor. Did you know? Shirley also owns 100 literature racks in Maryland, Pennsylvania and West Virginia. Many local businesses have their brochures or rack cards placed in Shirley's literature racks. A great way to promote your image. She will design and print your material or you can design and print. Placement of your literature is only $85.00 per month! For details, phone Shirley at 301-689-9449.
Fitzy's Nifty Nook will be open Friday's 4-Close (around 4) and Saturday's noon-close (around 4) from now through December 17th. WE WILL BE OPEN EXTRA HOURS FOR SPECIAL EVENTS! We will be closed September 16th and 17th for our annual family "vacation". We will, as always, be closed January and February then. Please like our fb page to keep up to date on new projects and our spring re-opening sometime in March!
Hush Skin Care and Mountain Massage Wellness Spa is a wellness group that offers facials, corrective peels, lash/brow tinting, facial waxing, massage therapy, and body treatments. We are a retailer of high end skin care brands, makeup, essential oils, and wellness products. We offer Facial and Massage Club Memberships to our clients for discounts on monthly services and products. Hush Skin Care and Mountain Massage is located at 51 N Centre Street and are open Tuesday 10am-5pm; Wednesday-Friday 10am-4p; with other hours by appointment.
Does your pharmacy have a convenient drive-up window? PharmaCare West on Greene Street does. Save time when running errands with the kids, especially when the wee little ones have just fallen asleep after a busy day with Mom or Dad. The drive-up window is open the same hours as the pharmacy – Monday through Friday 9am to 6pm & Saturday 9am to 1pm. 64 Greene Street, Cumberland. Phone 301.724.1183 – www.pharmacarenetwork.com.
The Tea Cupboard! Tea Time Magazine is coming November 2nd at 3PM for a photo shoot ! We are very excited about this! We will expand our serving time that day. If you would like to be a part of the photo shoot call and make a reservation! Tea with Santa and Mrs. Claus is selling very quickly. This an old fashioned time with Mr and Mrs Claus, have tea and sweets, decorate a cookie to take home with you and hear a very special story! It is $15 per person, reservations only! This is our favorite time of year! Stop in for your favorite tea. Or maybe a new teapot! Shop is open Tuesdays from 11-3, and 10-5 Wednesday through Saturday. Service in the Tea Room is from 11 until 2, Wednesday through Saturday. Stop in for a pot of tea; add some scones, a quick lunch of soup and savories or our full Queen City Tea! If you would like to book a party with us before the holidays call soon we are filling up fast! Donna Godlove is back with a Paint and Sip, October 16th, from 1 until 4PM. This class will be colored pencils on travertine tiles! November 6th Paint and Sip is with Donna Godlove too, it is soft pastels , and November 13th is Lita Havens with acrylics on a banner. Both November Paint and Sips are holiday and snowman themes ! All classes are for beginners to advanced, and are $35, reservations only, and must be prepaid. (soft pastels class is for over age 10. All materials are included, as well as light refreshments and tea. Seating is limited. Don't forget downtown parking is free on Saturdays and Sundays! You can find us at 49 North Centre Street, Downtown Cumberland, 301-777-7721, on Facebook as The Tea Cupboard or our web page at www.theteacupboard.net
Love to go antiquing and thrifting? Want to discover a handmade treasure? Downtown Cumberland has some great shops including MountainShine Creative, Fort Cumberland Emporium, Baltimore Street Collectibles, Barkin' Basement Thrift Shop (Thursday – Sunday), Fitzy's Nifty Nook, Elderbird Restorations (Friday – Sunday), GiGi's Attic (Thursday - Saturday), Queen City Flea Market (Friday – Sunday), Windsor Castle Antiques & Flea Market (Sundays only), Country Accents on Greene – all filled with antiques, collectibles, handmade items. Stop in and discover it for yourself.
GREAT GIFT IDEA! DCBA (Downtown Cumberland Gift Certificates) are available at The Book Center and may be used at any DCBA member's business. You may find out who is a DCBA member online at www.visitcumberland.org
Every Sunday, it's All You Can Eat at Mezzos! Chicken wings, boneless Black Angus beef slides and nachos from noon – midnight. 114 S. Centre Street, 301-777-7750.
Ristorante Ottaviani - Every Friday night beginning at 8 pm, it's Friday Happy Hour Wine Tasting with half price bottles of wine. Stop in and sample a new wine or enjoy your favorite.
Saturday mornings, it's Bloody Mary Brunch at City Lights! Every Saturday from 11 am – 2 pm, enjoy Cumberland's original make-your-own Bloody Mary bar and City Light's Saturday brunch featuring 5 – 6 seasonal specials that change weekly. City Lights American Grill & Bar is located at 59 Baltimore Street, 301-722-9800.
Mezzos is scheduling Spirit Nights for any organizations wanting to hold a profitable fundraiser. Call Angel at Mezzos at 301-777-7750 for details.
City Lights Beer & Burger Thursdays – Every Thursday from 5:00 to close we will be offering a Gourmet Burger with Fries and a Pint of Beer for $10.95.
City Lights Wine & Cheese Wednesdays – Enjoy Three Cheese Board and 2 glasses of house wine for $15 or order any one of their Cheese Boards and get 25% off any bottle of wine. To see City Lights full menu, visit www.citylightsamericangrill.com.
Cumberland Arms is a Section 8 Elderly Property, located at 10 North Liberty Street, we are looking to fill newly renovated units at this time. Please contact the office for an application at 301-724-0341 or stop by and pick up an application.
Use a home loan (rates as low as 2.59% Annual Percentage Rate ) to make purchases, refinance, consolidate debt, renovate, and more from Standard Bank. Equal Housing Lender. Learn more at https://www.standardbankpa.com.
Retail rental, 51 N. Center St, lovely shop with parking space. Call Shirley Giarritta at 301-707-7586.
Fort Cumberland Emporium has one open vendor space, approximately 85 square feet. Monthly cost is $110 plus four work days/month. If you are interested in joining the vendors at the Emporium, please call 301-724-5504 for more information.
The Book Center has a parking space available for rent. $50/month
- Professional office space available from $35 a month.
- Beautifully finished, on trend 1000SF conference room from $30 an hour.
(October 1 through 31) All month long, Washington Street Library will be featuring a "Stephen King Quote of the Day" display in the front lobby of the library. Each quote offers insight into a career that has spanned nearly 50 years, 65 books, and at least 93 movie and television adaptations. For more information, contact Myriah Strozykowski at Washington Street Library at 301-777-1200.
Story Time at the Washington Street Library's Children's Room, Tuesdays, from 10-11 am for children ages 3-5. We will be reading stories, doing crafts and singing songs.
Toddler Time at the Washington Street Library, Tuesdays, from 11:30 am – 12:30 pm for children 18-36 months. We will make crafts, read books and sing some songs together. For more information, contact Miss Stacy, Children's Librarian at 301-777-1200.
All children from birth to their 5th birthday are eligible for the Imagination Library of Allegany County! The only requirement – the child must live in Allegany County! This program mails one age appropriate book each month to children at no cost to the family! For more information and/or a registration form or information about sponsoring a child, please call the United Way office – 301-722-2700!
All Aboard the WMSR - For the month of October, we will be operating the Mountain Limited Scenic Excursion every day of the week. It will depart every day at 11:30 a.m., with the exception of Sunday. Sunday's Mountain Limited departs at 1 p.m.
The Evening Paradise Dinner Train will continue every Saturday at 6 p.m. It will include a Murder Mystery on Oct 22. The show details are below. The link for tickets is also below. Murder in Spades: The highest rollers in the country have gathered for the ultimate poker game, hosted by eccentric billionaire Fortune Bonaventure. Diamond Jim King, Flora Flush and Jackie Hart are just a few of the invited players. It's the most prestigious card game in history, and these gamblers would do anything to win it all. https://public.whistletix.com/WMSR/Events/Calendar
Fourth Friday Teas at the Gordon-Roberts House. Enjoy tea and a presentation on the fourth Friday of each month. Tickets are $15/members; $20/non-members/$10 children 12 and under. For tickets, call 301-777-8678.
WMSR Wine Tasting Excursion – Saturday, November 5 - Join us for a special wine tasting event on the rails featuring wines from Charis Winery. Our Evening Paradise Trains depart from Cumberland to a scenic location along the Great Allegheny Passage. Dining Class guests enjoy several small-plate meals with paired wines. Lounge Car service will also be available with appetizers paired with wines. Boarding begins at 5:30pm; train departs at 6:00pm. This three-hour excursion will return to Cumberland at 9:00pm. First Class/$110, Lounge/$70. WhistleTix fees will apply to the rates listed above. https://public.whistletix.com/WMSR/Events/Calendar
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The Vietnam Veterans of America Chapter 172 Museum is open to the public every Friday from noon – 6 pm. On display are actual weapons and replica weapons, photographs, equipment, souvenirs, rations, uniforms and other memorabilia provided by Vietnam veterans or their families or friends. A video is available for the public to watch. The museum is open each Friday, there is no admission fee and groups may tour the museum at other times by appointment by calling 301-777-7001.
WELCOME TO THE 2016-2017 MOUNTAINSIDE BAROQUE SEASON! As always, the 2016-2017 season will reflect the varied worlds of early music: earthy and ethereal; secular and sacred; court and country; and choral, vocal and instrumental. Featuring a dynamic lineup of new faces and Mountainside favorites, this year promises to once again bring a mixture of Baroque classics and unknown treasures to the mountains. For ticket purchase and more information, visit our website at www.mountainsidebaroque.org. Schedule includes:
More information can be found at www.mountainsidebaroque.org, by calling 301-338-2940 or by emailing to firstname.lastname@example.com. Tickets may be purchased by cash or check at the door or at the Book Center on Centre Street in Cumberland, and via PayPal on the Mountainside Baroque website.
The Woman in Black - October 13 - October 30 - Cumberland Theatre. Based on a novel by Susan Hill, The Woman in Black, by Stephen Mallatrat, follows the story of Arthur Kipps, a junior solicitor, as he journeys to the attend the funeral of a client, Mrs. Alice Drablow. At the funeral, he sees a young woman with a wasted face, dressed all in black, standing in the churchyard. Sorting through Mrs. Drablow's papers, Arthur finds a box of letters, and ultimately discovers the dreadful secret of the Woman in Black - to his own terrible cost. For tickets, call (301) 759-4990 or visit the theatre website. www.cumberlandtheatre.com
The Allegany Arts Council hosts a group dance lesson and social dance for all ages. In cooperation with Patricia Golden, owner of Industrial Ballroom, the "Third Friday" dance sessions offer the opportunity to learn a new dance step and then practice it with others in the lovely wooden-floored spaces of the Saville and Schwab Galleries. There is an optional potluck—bring a dish to share if you're up to it. Bring your own beverage of choice. Water is provided. The Lesson will rotate through swing, salsa, rumba, cha cha, Waltz, fox trot, and tango. Each session costs $10 for an individual, or $18 for a couple. The lesson begins at 7:15 pm and the Dance starts at 8:00 pm. The Saville Gallery is located at 9 N. Centre Street in Cumberland, MD. All are welcome.
Embassy Theatre is partnering with City Lights American Grill & Bar to offer dinner/theatre tickets to its Friday and Saturday shows on Oct 21, 22, 28 and 29. The package will include dinner/theatre for two, or for a single pass, including house salad and assorted dressings, spaghetti and house-made marinara, Caporale rolls and butter, soft drinks and choice of a hand-crafted dessert each from the following list: peanut butter pie, white chocolate creme brulee or fruit cobbler with or without ice cream. Gratuity is also included in the package. After dinner, the dinner/theatre package participants will be attending the Embassy's production of "The Artificial Jungle", beginning at 8 pm. Also offered to each package holder will be a complimentary "King of the Jungle" cocktail from the Passport Cafe in the lobby and VIP reserved seating with autographed playbills. The package holders also will have the opportunity for post-show photographs of the cast, and these will be posted on the Embassy's Facebook page. Cost for the two-person dinner/theatre pass is $65, cost for a single pass is $35, and passes must be reserved in advance by calling Embassy Theatre (240) 362-7183. Leave name, phone number, and dinner reservation time on the voice mail, and call backs will be made to confirm and make the payment arrangement for the package. Reservations for this Jungle dinner/theatre package cannot be made through City Lights. The package is inclusive and cannot be separated in to sections. Packages are limited to a first-come, first-served basis, and are subject to seat availability.
The show will run for six performances, Oct 21-23 and 28-30, with evening shows at 8 pm and Sunday matinees at 2 pm. Tickets may be purchased on the day of the show at the door or in advance on eventbrite.com.
Allegany Allied Arts is pleased to present the cult favorite "The Rocky Horror Picture Show" (1975) with full audience participation encouraged. October 29, 2016, Windsor Castle Events Centre, 210 S Centre St, Cumberland, Maryland 21502. Hosted by our own Iva Phetish. Doors open 7:30pm, "Virgin Games" pre-show and costume contest at 9:30pm. Feature presentation 10pm. A limited number of "Survival Kit" grab bags will be available for $5 each. Arrive early and don't miss out. 100 minutes. Rated R. Under 17 not admitted without parent or guardian. 21+ for alcohol. $8 General Admission. $120 Premium Table (for 6) includes six admission tickets, six grab bags, and six t-shirts. Please contact us for sponsorship and fundraising opportunities. Bulk ticket sales available; please enquire by email for 20+. Tickets on sale at www.eventbrite.com.
Embassy Theatre, located at 49 Baltimore Street on the Downtown Cumberland Mall, will host "Rave - A Slightly Warped Production - Return of the Living Dead" on Halloween night, Oct 31. "The doors open at 8 pm," states DJ Victor Dion Friel," and we will feature 80s Dark Wave, Goth, Synth Pop & Techno, Dance Electronica, Post Punk Industrial, and even a few jokes and surprises, too." Sounds for the evening will include New Order, Depeche Mode, Blutengle, Ministry and Sisters of Mercy and many more.
There is a $5 cover charge, and the Embassy's Passport Cafe in the lobby will be serving popcorn, hot dogs, candies, American and European beers and mixed drinks.
For more information, call (240) 362-7183.
Paint & Sip Scarecrow - October 14, at MountainSHINE Creative.This event is a Paint and Sip. Water and Tea are generally available but all other drinks are to be brought by attendees. (21+ can bring an adult beverage of choice if they show their ID) Overview Details: Paint Party Theme: Theme to be Announced Soon 5 steps or less Ages 15+ recommended. Ages 21+ may bring their beverage of choice (wine, beer, etc,)
Kids' Paint Party: Monster Face, October 15, 4:00 PM at MountainSHINE Creative
Price: $15 Age Suggestion: 4+ - Adult Painters welcome! Join your kiddos! Date: October 15th Time: 4:00 p.m.- 7:00 p.m. Theme: Pumpkins Includes Materials and an 8x10 Canvas Description: Join Shantastic Shine as she works with kids of all ages to create pumpkin themed paintings! Seats are limited, so please RSVP ASAP. Or purchase through our website.www.MountainShineCreative.com Please note: It is advised that children not be in their best clothes. Though aprons are available accidents often happen.
Thru November 6, the Gilchrist Gallery and Museum hosts an exhibition by Merrill Smith, painter and Ovanas Berbarian, painter. The Gilchrist is located at 104 Washington Street in Cumberland. Regular museum hours are Friday through Sunday from 1-4PM. For additional information please visit www.facebook.com/gilchristgallery or www.gilchristgallery.com.
Love dogs and cats? The Allegany County Animal Shelter is looking for volunteers to help at the shelter. Applications and information are available at www.alleganyanimalshelter.com. ACAS is the only municipal no-kill shelter in the state of Maryland.
Not a member of the Downtown Cumberland Business Association (DCBA)? Even if you don't have a business in Downtown Cumberland, you can join as a Friend of DCBA. Membership forms are available at www.visitcumberland.org. Join in and support the efforts of Downtown Cumberland businesses in keeping our Downtown alive and vibrant.
For a complete schedule of events, visit www.visitcumberland.org or www.mdmountainside.com
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CUMBERLAND, MD - Embassy Theatre, located at 49 Baltimore Street on the Downtown Cumberland Mall, will host "Rave - A Slightly Warped Production - Return of the Living Dead" on Halloween night, Oct 31.
"The doors open at 8 pm," states DJ Victor Dion Friel," and we will feature 80s Dark Wave, Goth, Synth Pop & Techno, Dance Electronica, Post Punk Industrial, and even a few jokes and surprises, too."
Sounds for the evening will include New Order, Depeche Mode, Blutengle, Ministry and Sisters of Mercy and many more.


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This is THE book for every Mac aficionado! Walk with those who were there through the birth of a truly historical product. This is a nicely designed hardback that fits well in the hand, is filled with wonderful photos and anecdotes from those most involved from the earliest days of the Macintosh. I have found most fascinating the copies of actual hand-written notes from the earliest brainstorming meetings, complete with corrections and revealing marginal comments. I will definitely keep this where I can thumb through it while on hold or wanting some entertaining distraction ¿ and where it will be seen by my PeeCee buddies!
This book, written by one of the members of the team that created the first Macintosh is at times a tale of intrigue, passion, hard work, long hours, junk food, and lots of creativity. It also shows how this group put together a computer that changed the history of the high tech field and how even now some 20 years later, the effects of this change can still be felt. Not only is the story told by the author, but numerous sidebars illustrate anecdotes about the 'movers and shakers' of the Macintosh's creation..from the engineers and designers to upper management, as well as the inevitable clashes between all of them. One thing that comes through at all times is how committed everyone was to seeing the Mac through to creation. The famous '1984' commercial is also discussed at some length and how it almost never was shown during the Super Bowl broadcast, due to some Apple execs expressing their disapproval of it at a preview showing. The commercial was also shown late one night on a TV station in Idaho so it would be eligible to receive an award as best commercial of the year. And speaking of passion, Steve Jobs is shown at times in this book to be a visionary, a hard worker, a clod, and most of all a man driven to put the best computer of its time on the market. Clearly he and the Macintosh design team succeeded in doing so. For any Macintosh or computer history buffs, this is a book well worth having.
Hertzfeld gives us a set of vignettes into the people who made the Mac. From 1979 to 1985, we get anecdotes of the development process and the personalities [especially Steve Jobs], from several of the core Mac team. Being very episodic, the book suffers from an overall drift. As a standalone book, with little other information on the Mac, the disjointedness of the narrative leaves little context. The book is best read if you are already have some knowledge of the history of Apple. Enhanced perhaps by having used the Apple 2 or the Mac itself, and even to have seen the 1984 commercial. Some portions of the text are best appreciated only by programmers, who can get some sense of the ingenuity of the team. For other readers, you should not worry about the obscurity of those sections. [You'll certainly know which they are, when you meet them.] Try reading the book after going through other books on Apple that give a better and larger picture of the company.
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What a lovely tribute to this highly talented actor!
I'm a huge fan of Leslie Banks since I've seen him as Count Zaroff in "The Most Dangerous Game".
It's very nice to learn that he was a such a modest man.
Aside from the films mentioned above I would like to add "The Fire Raisers" and "Red Ensign" two early films directed by Michael Powell with great performances by Leslie Banks.
His title role in "Sanders of the River" (1935) should also be mentioned.
His role as Keith Durrant in "21 Days" (1940) a selfish, ruthless lawyer who doesn't care at the least about the fate of other people as long as his carreer is flourishing is also a very impressive performance.
And one should not forget "Cottage to Let" where he plays the mildly eccentric inventor John Barrington.
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Another reason Alabama sucks.
They still sell cassette tapes at gas stations. This photo was taken somewhere between the Alabama line and Birmingham. I don't know that the town even has a name. But God did they ever have cassette tapes. Glorious.
If you zoom in, you can see some of the names. Mostly people and groups that haven't had hits since cassette tapes actually existed. Pat Benetar, Styx, Peter Frampton, Peter Cetera. I was speechless.
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Patient's Chief Complaint: "It feels like I have a knife in my stomach" History of Present Illness (HPI): ▵ Patient is a 63-year old African American male, who presents to the emergency room at the hospital with intense left upper quadrant pain radiating to his back and under his left shoulder blade. He states that he has had intermittent, upper abdominal pain for approximately three weeks but that the pain has been increasing in severity during the last four days. Patient Case
Patient Medical History (PMH): ▵ Coronary Artery Disease (CAD); S/P angioplasty 1 year ago; denies any chest pain since. ▵ Hypertension (HTN); does not remember exactly how long; he states "for years" ▵ S/P cholescystectomy ▵ S/P appendicitis ▵ (+) for hepatitis C x 5 years ▵ Generalized anxiety disorder; 18 months Familial History (FH): ▵ Father was an alcoholic and died at the age of 49 from myocardial infarction (MI) ▵ Mother alive at 83 with CAD ▵ Brother, age 60, alive and healthy ▵ No family history of gastrointestinal disease reported History
Social History (SH): ▵ Married with 8 children ▵ Retired high school math teacher and wrestling coach ▵ Alcohol abuse with 10-12 cans of beer per day for 15 years ▵ Denies use of tobacco or illicit drugs Medications (Meds): ▵ Nifedipine 90mg po QD ▵ Lisinopril 20mg po QD ▵ Paroxetine 20mg po QD ▵ Tylenol #3, 2 tablets po QD PRN for back pain that started recently SH & Meds
Q1. For which condition is this patient likely taking nifedipine? Q2. For which condition is this patient likely taking lisinopril? Q3. For which condition is this patient likely taking paroxetine?
Allergies: ▵ PCN Rash ▵ Aspirin Hives and wheezing ▵ Cats Wheezing Review of Systems (ROS): ▵ States that he's been feeling "very warm" and has experienced several episodes of nausea and vomiting during the past 72 hours ▵ Also describes an 8- to -10 lb weight loss over the past 1 ½ months secondary to intense post-prandial pain and loss of appetite ▵ Reduction of frequency in bowel movements ▵ No complains of diarrhea or blood in stool ▵ No knowledge of any previous history of poor blood sugar control Allergies + ROS
Gen: ▵ The patient is a black male who looks his stated age. He seems restless and in acute distress. He is sweating profusely and seems ill. He is bent forward on the examiner's table. Vitals: Physical Examination BP 85/60T 101.4ºFWT 154lb HR 120RR 35 HT 5'7 ½"
Head, Eyes, Ears, Nose, Throat (HEENT): ▵ PERRLA ▵ EOMI ▵ (-) jaundice in sclera ▵ TMs intact ▵ Oropharynx pink and clear ▵ Oral mucosa dry Skin: ▵ Dry with poor skin turgor ▵ Some tenting of skin noted ▵ No lesions noted ▵ (-) Grey Turner sign ▵ (-) Cullen sign Physical Examination (cont.)
Q4. What is meant by "tenting of the skin" and what does this clinical sign suggest?: Q5. Are the negative Grey Turner and Cullen signs evidence of a good or poor prognosis?:
Grey-Turner's Sign
Neck: ▵ Supple ▵ (-) Carotid bruits, lymphadenopathy, thyromegaly, and JVD Heart: ▵ Sinus tachycardia ▵ Normal S 1 and S 2 and (-) for additional cardiac sounds ▵ No m/r/g Lungs: ▵ Clear to auscultation bilaterally Physical Examination (cont.)
Abdomen (Abd): ▵ Moderately distended with diminished bowl sounds ▵ (+) Guarding ▵ Pain is elicited with light palpitation of left upper and mid-epigastric regions ▵ (-) Rebound tenderness, masses, HSM, and bruits Extremities (Ext): ▵ No CCE ▵ Cool and pale ▵ Slightly diminished pulses in all extremities ▵ Normal ROM throughout ▵ Diaphoretic Physical Examination (cont.)
Rectum (Rect): ▵ Normal sphincter tone ▵ No bright red blood visible ▵ Stool is guaiac-negative ▵ (-) Hemorrhoids ▵ Prostate WNL with no nodules Neuro: ▵ A & O x 3 (person, place, time) ▵ Able to follow commands ▵ CNs II-XII intact ▵ Motor, sensory, cerebellar, and gait WNL ▵ Strength is 5/5 in all extremities ▵ DTRs 2+ throughout Physical Examination (cont.)
Laboratory Blood Test Results Na 134 meq/LNeutrophils 73%T bilirubin 0.9mg/dL K 3.5 meq/LBands 3%Alb 3.3 g/dL Cl 99 meq/LEosinophils 1%Amylase 1874 IU/L HCO 3 25 meq/LBasophils 1%Lipase 2119 IU/L BUN 34 mg/LLymphocytes 20%Ca 8.3mg/dL Cr 1.5 mg/dLMonocytes 2%Mg 1.7mg/dL Glu, fasting 415mg/dLAST 291 IU/LPO 4 2.4mg/dL Hb 18.3 g/dLALT 161 IU/LTrig 971 mg/dL Hct 53%Alk phos 266 IU/LRepeat Trig 969 mg/dL WBC 16,400/mm 3 LDH 411 IU/LSaO 2 96%
Urinalysis Appearance yellow, clearSG 1.023pH 6.5 Glucose +Bilirubin -Bacteria - Ketones -Nitrite -Urobilinogen - Hemoglobin -Crystals -WBC 2/HPF Protein -Casts -RBC 1/HPF
Chest X-Ray: ▵ Anteroposterior view shows heart to be normal in size ▵ Lungs are clear without infiltrates, masses, effusions, or atelectasis Abdominal Ultrasound: ▵ Non-specific gas pattern ▵ No regions of dilated bowl Abdominal CECT: ▵ Grade C Physical Examination (cont.)
Q6. Identify three major risk factors for acute pancreatitis in this patient Q7. Identify two abnormal laboratory tests that suggest that acute renal failure has developed in this patient Q8. Why are hemoglobin and hematocrit abnormal? Q9. How many Ranson criteria does this patient have and what is the probability that the patient will die from this attack of acute pancreatitis? Q10. Does the patient have a significant electrolyte imbalance? Q11. Why was no blood drawn for an ABG (arterial blood gas) determination?
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Averof Museum
Location: Paleo Faliro
The Averof Museum of Athens: The Averof Warship is probably the most impressive surviving naval vessel of the Hellenic Navy. It was constructed at the Orlando Shipyards, in Livorno Italy, and was partly paid with the will of Georgios Averof, a major Greek benefactor. The rest of the amount was covered with a loan that Greece receives from foreign countries.
The Averof warship was launched in 1911 and remained active for more than 40 years. It took part in four different wars, the two Balkan Wars and the two World Wars, and was the leader ship of the Hellenic navy, providing many victories against the enemies. This warship is connected with major moments of the Greek history. Have in mind that the Averof warship defeated, in the First Balkan War, the Turkish fleet who would navigate in the Aegean Sea. This ship also sailed to Constantinople in the end of the First World War and showed the Greek flag.
Moreover, it carried the Greek troops in the Turkish coast to win the Asia Minor back. Furthermore, the Averof warship transferred the exiled Greek government from Egypt back to Athens, when the Second World War ended. In 1952, the Averof warship was withdrawn and moored in the dockyards of Poros. Some decades later, in 1984, it was decided that the ship would turn into a museum and works of restoration started.
Today, the Averof warship is moored in Trocadero Marina, Paleo Faliro, a few minutes from the centre of Athens. It functions as a museum that honours all Greeks who died in sea fights in order to defend their country. The visitors can get historical information on the Hellenic navy and technical information on navigation. The museum also organizes exhibitions and seminars with themes related to the Greek or international nautical history.
Address: Trocadero Marina, Paleo Faliro
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Klaus Maratonin wheat germ oil is a source of highly concentrated natural vitamins D3 and E.
- The vitamin D regulates the calcium and phosphorus content in the organism. It supports skeleton structure and activates the calcium transfer for eggshell formation.
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- Increases fertility
- Reduce the risk of unfertilized eggs
- Improves and regulates egg production cycle
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- During breeding season: 8 days before mating until the second laying. Can be ideally combined with Beer Yeast, minerals and vitamins
- During the racing season: 1 to 2 days before basketing to stimulate the sexual urge of the widowers.
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- Add 5 ml to the feed for 20 pigeons once a day.
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Manufacturer | Klaus |
Indications | For Breeding, Oils |
DISEASES | No |
Format | Liquid |