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Unexpected combination of acute croup and myocarditis: Case report
Lower vaccination coverage among foreign-born children is of concern because they live in households and communities characterized by more intense exposure to infectious diseases. Because of their higher prevalence rates, there is an increasing occurrence of infectious diseases imported into developed countries. This case report emphasizes the emerging necessity for new clinicians and pathologists of having competence with old infectious disease pathology.
Case presentation
A three and a half year old girl, who presented with croup history of 5 days and has been in severe respiratory distress, was admitted to the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit in shock and acute respiratory failure. The patient was immediately intubated, and a grayish nonadherent membrane extending through the glottis down into the larynx was apparent during the procedure. Echocardiographic findings, which were consistent with acute myocarditis, confirmed poor left ventricular contractility despite escalating high doses of inotropes. Autopsy showed numerous strains of toxigenic corynobacterium diphtheriae, which also grew on the Loeffler cultures of membranes received during the intubation.
It is critical that new generations of clinicians and bio-pathologists not only be trained in the subspecialty of infectious disease pathology, but that they also be willing participants in the diagnosis and investigation of infectious diseases.
Diphtheria, caused by
Inadequate immunization cover is deemed responsible for the continued menace of diphtheria in developing countries
The increasing occurrence of infectious diseases imported into the United States and other nations, including human immunodeficiency virus-1 group O, dengue fever, tuberculosis, malaria, diphtheria and cholera in immigrants and travelers, and Ebola virus in nonhuman primates, emphasizes the necessity for clinicians and pathologists of having competence with infectious disease pathology
Case presentation
A three and a half year old girl, who presented with a croup history of 4 days duration, was transferred to the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit because of worsening respiratory distress. The past history was uncontributory except that the patient was an unvaccinated immigrant, living in close contact with her alcoholic grandfather. The patient was immediately intubated, and a grayish nonadherent membrane extending through the glottis down into the larynx was apparent during the procedure. Material from the membranes was sent for cultures and the patient was started on intravenous penicillin and specific antitoxin. Although blood gases improved initially, respirator settings had soon to be increased significantly to sustain a pO2 value above 60 mm Hg (7.9 kPa). A chest roentgenogram revealed extensive bilateral diffuse pulmonary infiltrations (Fig.
Figure 1
Chest roentgenogram upon admission
Chest roentgenogram upon admission. Frontal chest roentgenogram revealed extensive bilateral diffuse pulmonary infiltrations, left greater than right.
Autopsy findings revealed numerous diphtheritic membrane formations extended down into the larynx and further obstructing the distal tracheobronchial tree (Fig.
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Tracheobronchial membranes at autopsy
Tracheobronchial membranes at autopsy. Autopsy findings revealed numerous diphtheritic membrane formations (arrowheads) extended down into the larynx and further obstructing the distal tracheobronchial tree.
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Strains of corynobacterium diphtheriae on a smear
Strains of corynobacterium diphtheriae on a smear. A Giemsa stain (original magnification × 1000) of visceral hemorrhagic necrotic lesions was associated with numerous strains of corynobacterium diphthetiae, producing the typical club-shaped appearance and distributed in a typical Chinese-letter appearance on the smear (arrows).
This manuscript reports on an exceptionally rare disease – almost forgotten today – in a western country. Most of the recent literature concerning clinical manifestations and treatment modalities of diphtheritic croup
Airway obstruction is the most common cause of death among culture-confirmed cases of diphtheria involving the respiratory tract
Diphtheria caused by the gravis strain is usually more toxigenic and carries a poorer prognosis. Although adequate immunization rate has been suggested to result in a form of herd immunity by dampening the survival of toxigenic strains of corynebacterium diphtheriae, the gene for virulence can be transferred by lysogeny to nontoxigenic strains to confer the toxigenic state among people who are not immune
Diphtheria has been regarded eliminated in Greece like in most Western European countries after the start of mass immunizations 3 decades ago, and no indigenous case was reported since 1970s. Meanwhile, it seems that immunologic status of population has been changed. Most recent diphtheria outbreaks in western countries have increasingly involved alcoholic urban adults and cutaneous infection has been recognized as an important epidemiologic feature of such modern outbreaks
Competing interests
The author(s) declare that they have no competing interests.
Authors' contributions
GB conceived of the study, participated in its design and coordination, and drafted the manuscript. JP has made substantial contributions to conception. TA helped to draft the manuscript. EA participated in the technical procedures, collection of tissue samples, immunohistochemistry, special staining and cultures. All authors read and approved the final manuscript.
Diphtheria: the patch remains
Vaccination coverage of foreign-born children 19 to 35 months of age: findings from the National Immunization Survey, 1999–2000
Evaluating acceptability and completeness of overseas immunization records of internationally adopted children
Emerging and reemerging infections. Progress and challenges in the subspecialty of infectious disease pathology
Dexamethasone in laryngeal diphtheritic croup
[Diagnosis of pharyngeal and laryngeal diphtheria in adults]
Clinical features and predictors of diphtheritic cardiomyopathy in Vietnamese children
Atrioventricular block in a toxic child: do not forget diphtheria
Diphtheria in urban slums in north India
Clinical characteristics and management of 676 hospitalized diphtheria cases, Kyrgyz Republic, 1995
Not just a sore throat....
Should we be concerned about diphtheria in the UK?
Epidemiology of three cases of severe diphtheria in Finnish patients with low antitoxin antibody levels
[Fulminant diphtheria myocarditis in an unvaccinated preschool child]
Eighth International Meeting of the European Laboratory Working Group on Diphtheria and the Diphtheria Surveillance Network – June 2004: Progress is needed to sustain control of diphtheria in European Region
[Immunisation coverage in the adult workforce 2003. Utilisation of routine occupational health checks to ascertain vaccination coverage in employees.]
[Diphtheria. An illness, which many physicians no longer see in personal experience]
Clinical features of diphtheria in the respiratory tract
Diphtheritic myocarditis: clinical and laboratory parameters of prognosis and fatal outcome
Diphtheria deaths in the United States, 1959–1970
[Clinical and prognostic significance of disturbed global and regional contractility of left ventricle in diphtheria myocarditis]
Treatment of severe diphtheritic myocarditis by temporary insertion of a cardiac pacemaker
Diphtheria outbreaks in immunized populations
Diphtheria among alcoholic urban adults
Serologic immunity to diphtheria in Sweden in 1978 and 1984
Diphtheria outbreaks in immunized populations
Pre-publication history
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A Catholic priest who spent part of his career in Lower Bucks has taken a leave of absence while the Archdiocese of Philadelphia investigates sexual abuse allegations against him, a church official said Thursday.
The official, who asked not to be identified, said the allegations were leveled against the Rev. David C. Sicoli, pastor of Holy Spirit Church in South Philadelphia. The official said the archdiocese would notify parishioners this weekend about the circumstances surrounding the pastor's absence.
In the 1980s, Sicoli spent time as an assistant pastor at Immaculate Conception BVM Church on Emilie Road in Bristol Township, a former church employee said.
Reached Wednesday, archdiocese spokeswoman Catherine Rossi said she "had no information to share" about Sicoli, who has been pastor at Holy Spirit since 1999. She declined further comment.
A grand jury in Philadelphia has been convened to investigate sexual abuse allegations against archdiocese priests to see whether there was any criminal wrongdoing. As new cases come forward, the archdiocese typically informs the grand jury, Abramowitch said.
Cathie Abookerie, a spokeswoman for the city district attorney's office, declined comment. The law precludes her from talking about grand jury proceedings or confirming whether a grand jury has been convened.


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Minority shareholders are once again at the receiving end after the company sells off its business to a multinational; auditors sign off on the accounts despite several glaring irregularities in the books. What is really going on?
Laffans Petrochemicals (Laffans) is an example where investors lose, even after taking care to invest in a profitable company with good prospects. Laffans has never made a loss in all its years of existence, but the shareholders have still been left high and dry with no returns and a dodgy sell-off of its core business. Here is what happened.
The Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) listed Laffans has had a nearly spotless record of profitability since 1994, barring two (1998 and 2012) years. But although it earned a profit, there is no record of dividends being ever distributed at all. Interestingly, it wasn't until 2012, the year it made a loss, that some dubious accounting practices was discovered, but the auditor, Shekhar Gupta, of SM Kapoor & Co did not see fit to qualify the accounts.
On 2 April 2011, Laffans Petrochemicals sold off its manufacturing unit at Panoli to the Huntsman Performance Products (India) Pvt Ltd, a multinational corporation, following a court order of 11 March 2011 and discontinued operations since then. This bland disclosure in the 2012 annual report sealed the fate of the investment of hundreds of small shareholders. A corporate disclosure to the BSE merely says: "Under the terms of the sale, 140 people at the Ankleshwar site and 25 people from the Mumbai and other regional commercial sites will join Huntsman." No talk about the value of the deal or the consideration that Laffans received.
That's not all. While the business ceased to function, investors have written to Moneylife pointing out that a series of costs continued to be debited to the company. For instance, Rs26.81 lakh was debited towards "carriage inwards" when there were no purchases. Another Rs94.11 lakh debited to "repairs and maintenance others" when there should have been nothing to repair—what is worse, when the factory was fully in operation in 2011, the spending on repairs was Rs9.19 lakh.
That's not all. Out of the blue, the company acquired creditors to whom it owes Rs8.48 crore (up from just Rs5.19 lakh). Who are these people/entities? There is no explanation to shareholders.
Under "management discussion" in the 2012 annual report, it is mentioned that the company makes money through commissions and interest. It has Rs45.55 lakh in mutual fund investments, mostly in fixed maturity plans (FMP) of one year duration. These investments are classified as "non current investments" or short terms. One of these investments amounting to Rs1.25 crore was invested in a company called "California Infotech.com Pvt Ltd". Shareholders have written to say that there is no record of this company on the MCA21 portal. The auditors have found nothing fishy about this too.
Laffans Petrochemicals is quoting at Rs9.81 in the Periodic Call Auction System (PCAS) window on the BSE. Yet, the value of its "non-current investments" alone is roughly Rs56.94 per share! In effect, its current market capitalisation is LESS than its "non current investments"! In other words, the company is sitting on a pile of cash while the minority shareholders are helplessly watching their wealth disappear via dubious accounting and can do nothing about it. Laffans made a loss in 2012 after selling off a key business- this is only the second time since 1994 that it has reported a loss.
Finally, according to a BSE disclosure, on 4th April 2011, it said: "Laffans Petrochemicals will continue as a supply chain partner for Huntsman and will also look for other complimentary opportunities in the chemical industry. Laffans is already evaluating setting up a fatty anime project, a basic raw material for the agro and FMCG industry. The project site is yet to be decided but this could be in Gujarat or Malaysia. The project would be fully funded by Laffans."
If this is how companies treat their minority investors, is it any wonder that millions of retail investors shun the capital market today?
The prices of new supply were 7% lower than the price of existing supply during the March quarter and yet the residential realty sector remained stagnant. Most of the demand during the fourth quarter was in the affordable and mid-segment, says the real estate rating and research agency
The fourth quarter of FY2012-13 saw the residential realty sector remain stagnant after some movement in the previous two quarters. "With FY12-13 not ending on a positive note, the spotlight now lies on the performance of first quarter of FY13-14. Market participants are looking forward to Q1 FY13-14 as this quarter is likely to give clues to the trends that will be followed in the year ahead," non-brokerage real estate research firm Liases Foras said.
It said that National Capital Region (NCR) Delhi, Chennai and Kolkata have shown increased activity and Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR) is doing the fine balancing act with stability in sales and business turnover, while other markets such as Pune and Bengaluru are moving through a difficult phase.
"Much of it can be attributed to the slowdown in the IT sector, a point of overall saturation as well as other city specific issues. Additionally, it is known that these cities attract a lot of overseas funds which have dried up over the period due to concerns pertaining to the Indian economy. However, it is believed that these markets will emerge out of this scenario slowly and see a boost in momentum on the back of more infrastructural changes and revival in overall sentiment," the report said.
According to Liases Foras, during the fourth quarter, most of the demand, in terms of cost range distribution, was skewed towards the affordable range (Rs25 lakh to Rs50 lakh) and the mid-segment (Rs50 lakh to Rs1 crore) range. "Now with the Union Budget 2013-14 giving a boost to the affordable segment through its policies such as additional interest benefit for first time buyers, formation of Urban Housing Fund and other policies to dissuade speculative tendencies, this trend is likely to continue," it added.
Prices marching upwards
According to the report, during the fourth quarter, prices across the major markets on the whole showed an uptick over the past four quarters. While, Ahmedabad showed stability, other markets, especially Bengaluru, were on a rise. MMR continued to be at an elevated level with an upward bias.
The price correction in Mumbai city could not be sustained and it witnessed an increase of 3% during the fourth quarter. This follows a much required decline in third quarter of FY13. Thane witnessed a maximum price appreciation of 8%, followed by central and western suburbs with 6% and 4% rise, respectively. Panvel was the only region to see a marginal dip in the price level. It now remains to be seen whether the proposed 1% hike in stamp duty from October 2013 actually fructifies and affects the price level in the city, Liases Foras said.
In Hyderabad, the price saw a 3.5% rise compared with last quarter. According to the report, Hitech City seemed to be the most happening location with a 24% sequential price rise, while Chandanagar recorded a 28% increase. The North West suburb and the Central region recorded sequential rise of 6%, while prices in the North Eastern suburb plunged 10.3%.
For Kolkata, the prices were almost stable during Q4 of FY13. However, Central Kolkata and East Kolkata have registered a 9% and 7% sequential price rise followed by Howrah and South West Kolkata with 5%, each, the report said.
According to Liases Foras, Bengaluru has been witnessing persistent price appreciation for the past four quarters. During Q4, Bengaluru registered a 7% sequential price appreciation. Locations like Haralur Hebbal, Yelahanka, Kanakapura Road and Banashankari saw quarter-on-quarter (Q-o-Q) price rise in the range of 14% to 21%.
The price level in Pune continued to appreciate during the March quarter due to influx of overseas funds in the city. "About 15% annual price rise has been registered in Q4 FY12-13. All the suburbs, with an exception of Karve Road and Yerwada, have logged in a price rise. Sangamwadi saw a 9% Q-o-Q price appreciation, while Aundh, Pimpri–Chinchwad and Warje registered about 5% to 6% price increase," the report said.
Sales performance across the cities
In terms of sales, on a sequential basis, the situation has improved in the NCR market. The region saw a major boost during the second quarter as the Noida extension property corridor resumed its development activity post the resolution of the land row problem. The second quarter or the festive season saw a sudden spurt in sales due to the festive season but the same could not be sustained for the subsequent quarter and sales declined. However, Q4 FY12-13 again saw the market displaying an astounding performance as bookings have opened for major residential projects in the Noida extension corridor. Small pockets like Bhiwadi and Raj Nagar Extension continue to be the focus for end user purchases.
Liases Foras said, "It can thus be observed that the contribution of NCR in the overall sales has increased, followed by Chennai. The region constituted 40% of the total sales of the country in Q4 FY12-13, compared to 33% in the prior quarter. Other markets like MMR, Hyderabad, Pune and Bengaluru have witnessed contraction in their chunk of sales in the past three quarters."
MMR once again witnessed increased activity in the peripheral regions. The highest volume sales were recorded in Thane (W) with 856 units followed by Virar (W) and Ulwe. Kandivali (E) was the only location in the western suburbs with a substantial sale of 796 units. These locations also registered tremendous quarterly improvement in sales, it added.
Bengaluru has seen a persistent decline in sales largely because of price increases. In the last quarter prices surged 10%, while during the March quarter, prices rose 6%, the maximum across the nation. However, the decline in area sales can also be attributed to the shrinkage in average sizes of each unit on the peripheral regions. Significant drop was recorded in locations such as Kanankpura Road, Whitefield and Hosur Road, while Hennur Road and Electronic City saw sudden rise. Thanisandra, an offbeat location saw a substantial surge in sales from 39 units in the previous quarter to 518 units in Q4 FY12-13, on the back of Bhartiya City by Bhartiya Group.
Hyderabad, which has the most talked about residential market, saw a cyclical movement throughout the year on the back of a series of political developments in the state. In Q2 FY12-13, the Hyderabad market entered the positive territory. It had started evolving after prolonged sluggishness due to improvement in construction activity and easing of the political turmoil surrounding the Telangana issue. Gachibowli, Kondhapur, Madhapur, Kukutpally, Manikonda in the north-west region have emerged as the organised real estate corridor and the region contributes 71% of the total city sales. The brisk pace of progress of the Hyderabad Metro Rail phase-I further boosted the region's market in the previous quarter. However, the situation again turned grim in the final quarter. The prevailing uncertainty over the Telangana issue re-surged and sales plunged 46% on a quarterly basis and inventory shot up as high as 49 months in Q4 FY2012-13.
Decline in sales was also the order of the day in Pune. While persistent appreciation in prices is one of the prime reasons for slowdown in sales, a languishing IT sector has also cast a gloom on the pace of demand. The unit sales dropped 4.5% in Q4 FY12-13. Sales were fragmented across the city, however, four main pockets viz, Talegaon, Wagholi, Kondhwa and Chakan garnered about 30% of the city's sales. Hinjewadi and Wakad have seen major declines while Talegaon saw a sudden spurt in sales with 745 units in Q4 FY2012-13 compared to 373 units in the previous quarter.
East Kolkata saw the maximum sales on account of its connectivity to VIP Road, Arterial Road, Kaikhali Road and quality social infrastructure. Locations like Rajarhat, Barasat, Ruby Crossing and Maheshtala contributed 53% of the sales wherein Rajarhat in East Kolkata and Barasat in North Kolkata together grossed 40% of the entire city's sales.
Decline in new launches
According to Liases Foras, things on the new launch parameter also seemed dismal with the launches in terms of area dropping to the lowest level in two quarters. Q3 FY2012-13 saw the highest amount of new supply in the last 10 quarters, but the same trend did not rollover in the final quarter. However, the price trend remained the same wherein the prices of new launches were below that of existing supply. The price of new supply is 7% lower than the price of existing supply as of Q4 12-13.
NCR ruled the roost in terms of number of new launches, however, on a sequential basis the additions declined. MMR contributed 23% of the total supply in the country as compared to 12% in the previous quarter, followed by Chennai, which also saw increased new launches. Pune and Bengaluru remained stable while Hyderabad has shown significant shrinkage in new launches.


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Nursing home visit: 10 a.m., North Ridge Community Nursing Home, 3612 Baker Blvd. The First Love Missionary Baptist Church Nursing Home Ministry will visit the home. The Rev. Frank Rideau Jr. and Elder Maxine Williams will speak.
Baton Rouge
Building Healthy Communities Health Fair: 8 a.m., Gloryland Baptist Church Glory Center, 6745 Greenwell Springs Road. In conjunction with Mayor Kip Holden's Healthy Initiative Program, the church will hold a health fair with a morning walk at 8 a.m., vendors and presentations at 9 a.m. There will be free food and drinks, screenings, door prizes and a spacewalk. (225) 356-0577.
Mother and Daughter Conference: 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m., Greater King David Baptist Church, 222 Blount Road, Education and Culture Center. The theme is "Lighting the Way to the Future." Breakfast, lunch and childcare will be provided free.
Young Girls Empowerment 2014: 9 a.m. to noon, Magnolia Baptist Church, 960 E. Buchanan St. Open to girls ages 7-19. There will be music, prizes, panels, breakout sessions and more. Includes breakfast and lunch. Registration is $10. (225) 615-4968.
Clothing Giveaway: 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Greater Beulah Baptist Church, 955 E. Polk St. Clothing is available for children and adults in all sizes. (225) 343-5610.
Women of Distinction Universal Heart-to-Heart Luncheon: 11 a.m., Embassy Suites, 4914 Constitution Ave. Evangelist Christine Banks will present the luncheon with Cathy Moffitt, of Dallas, as guest speaker. Reservations are $35. (225) 654-1000.
Gospel Musical: 6 p.m., Ark of Safety Ministries, 6867 Van Gogh Ave. Sister Shirley Johnson and the Gospel Determinators will hold a musical. All groups are invited.
Youth Empowerment Weekend: 1 p.m. Saturday and 7 a.m. Sunday, New Ark Baptist Church, 1344 Terrace St. Youth/Teen Ministry will continue its weekend event with a Youth Rally Saturday and a morning service Sunday. (225) 344-0858.
Men's Day Worship Service: 8 a.m., First Emmanuel Missionary Baptist Church, 575 Education St. Michael Clayton, former NFL wide receiver, will speak.
Religious/Teaching Service: 9 a.m., Mount Moriah Family Baptist Church, 15366 Old Hammond Highway.
Sunday Worship Service: 9-11 a.m., The New Christland Baptist Church, 5685 Robertson St. (225) 284-9600.
Youth Program: 11 a.m., Beech Grove Baptist Church, 9455 Elm Grove Garden. The Rev. Emma Woods will speak. (225) 937-1159.
Church Celebration: 9 a.m., builder's hour; 11 a.m., service, Capital Missionary Baptist Church, 5565 Hooper Road. capitalmissionarybaptistchurch.wordpress.com.
Holy Communion Service: 11 a.m., New Salem Missionary Baptist Church, 318 Eddie Robinson Sr. Drive. (225) 939-8827.
Women's Day Program: 11 a.m., Sweet Home Baptist Church, 343 W. Buchanan St. Chandra Kendrick, of Greater St. John Christian Center, will speak. (225) 343-0322.
buona sera, an italian evening celebrating catholic community radio: 5-8 p.m., Our Lady of Mercy Church Parish Activity Center, 445 Marquette Ave. Dr. Marcellino D'Ambrosio, known as Dr. Italy on EWTN, will be the special guest for this fundraiser, which includes Italian music, foods and wine and a live auction. Tickets are $75. Reserve tickets at catholiccommunityradio.org/buonasera or (225) 448-3754.
Vacation Bible School: 5:30-8:15 p.m., Broadmoor Presbyterian Church, 9340 Florida Blvd. Theme is "Son Treasure Island: Where Kids Discover God's Love." All ages are welcome. Dinner is a one-time price of $10 and starts at 5:30 p.m. Classes will follow with pre-kindergarten through fifth grade classes taking place in the Education Building, sixth- through 12th-grade classes in the Activities Building and adult classes in Naylor Hall. A nursery will be provided. (225) 924-4271.
Computer Training: 6-8:30 p.m., Mirror of Grace Outreach, 921 N. Lobdell Blvd., Suite E. Free computer classes include "Excel Part I" on Monday and Excel Part II on Tuesday. Pre-registration required. Call (225) 300-4528.
Monday-Aug. 1
Summer Bible Camp: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Higher Ground Outreach Church, 3730 N. Sherwood Forest Drive. The Summer Bible Camp for children ages 4 to 12 will run Monday through Friday. Registration is $45 and includes camp shirt; fees are $70 per week. Breakfast, lunch and snack will be served daily. Field trips on Fridays. (225) 273-6115.
Summer sounds: 7 p.m. St. James Episcopal Church, 205 N. Fourth St. Concert features the Everett Parker Gospel Quartet. Parker is the former longtime director of the LSU Gospel Choir. Admission is $10; free for college students with valid ID. A reception follows. Purchase tickets at stjamesbr.org or by calling (225) 387-5141 or at the door. The St. James Artists' Guild is showing its work in the Parish Hall Parlor during July, along with works from students from The One Stop Homeless Center. View the exhibit from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Mondays through Thursdays and 8 a.m. to noon on Fridays at concert receptions, and on Sundays before and after services.
Singles Night II: 6:30 p.m., The Londoner, 4215 S. Sherwood Forest Blvd. Secular singles are invited to the social event presented by Capital Area Atheist and Agnostics.
July 26
Infertility — You're Not Alone: 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., St. Thomas More Catholic Church, 11441 Goodwood Blvd. A daylong workshop discussing the struggle of infertility from a Catholic perspective. Keynote speaker will be Angelique Ruhi-Lopez, co-author of book, "The Infertility Companion for Catholics." Other speakers are Dr. Rob Chasuk, Staci Gulino and Deacon Clayton Hollier. $10 per person, which includes lunch. (225) 242-0323.
July 26-27
Women's Day Weekend: 10 a.m., New Hope Baptist Church, 5356 Greenwell Springs Road. Theme is "Women of Worship — Empowered by Christ." Includes a brunch Saturday in the education center and a worship service Sunday at 10:45 a.m.
A Girl and her Pearls Women's Conference: 1 p.m., Wisdom Rock Ministries, 10128 Florida Blvd. Prophetess Shimike Johnson will speak Saturday and Pastor Nichelle Landry will preach Sunday. Musical guest will be Minister Lori Swain. Mother Pearl Porter will bring "Pearls of Wisdom." Refreshments will be served.
Aug. 1
Friday Night Worship: 6 p.m., Foster Road Baptist Church, 11333 Foster Road. The church will hold a fellowship meal and worship Friday nights during August in the church gym. The meal will be at 6 p.m., followed by the service. Brother Byron Townsend, of Grace Baptist Church, will speak on Aug. 1. (225) 775-0884.
Men Prayer Conference: 7 p.m., Apostolic Restoration Church, 4224 Beechwood Drive.
Aug. 2
The New ChristLand Church Fair: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., The New Christland Baptist Church, 5685 Robertson St. Fair booths are $50 for members; $75 for others. Purchase booth before Aug. 2. (225) 284-9600.
11th Annual Back-to-School Rally: 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., North Baton Rouge Community Center, 2013 Central Road. Sisters of Sophistication, Inc. will present the rally, which will include lunch, door prizes, entertainment, school supplies, face painting, ID cards for children and more. (225) 328-2470 or (225) 603-7610.
HopeKeepers of Baton Rouge: 11 a.m., St. Margaret's Episcopal Church, 12663 Perkins Road. HopeKeepers of Baton Rouge is a nondenominational support group for anyone affected by chronic pain or illness, mental or physical. (225) 337-1633.
Spirit Of Pentecost Conference 2014: 7 p.m., Life Cathedral Worship Center, 2103 S. Philippe Ave. Join ministries from around the world for a divine visitation, fresh anointing and a prophetic word with demonstration of God's power. This is the last day of the conference. (225) 291-2400 or wlcm.org.
Women's Conference: 7 p.m., Crossroads Church, 1006 N. Oak St. The Church of Jesus Christ Apostolic Ministries will host the conference presented by Women of Wisdom. (985)247-5445 or email email@example.com.
July 26
Loud-N-Clear Youth Communicators Class: 10 a.m., The Family Church, 223 Stone Ave. The class will teach practical communication training and technical development to young leaders. Registration is $30 online; $35 at the door. thefamilychurch.cc.
July 27
Summer Joli Night: 5 p.m., Crossroads Church, 150 Verona Drive. Bring a picnic and enjoy a night of worship, games and a message from Jennifer Barnes Maggio, founder of "The Life of a Single Mom Ministries." Free. Call the church to register. (337) 234-4308
Vacation Bible School: 6-8:45 p.m., Doyle Baptist Church, 20745 Utah St. Theme is "Wilderness Escape: Where God Guides and Provides." A meal will be served each night. Pre-register at groupvbspro.com/hl/vbs/doylechurch or (225) 686-2341.
Young People Beginning Experience: Rosaryville Spirit Life Center, 39003 Rosaryville Road. The grieving program is for youth, ages 14-17, who have lost parents or whose parents are going through divorce/separation. It is designed to help teens sort out their emotions and build their self-acceptance. Participants are grouped by age. Cost is $200. Register at catholicretreatcenter.org. For more information, call (225) 294-5039.
Lord Supper: 11:30 a.m., St. James Missionary Baptist Church, 10151 Noel Thomas Lane.
St. Francisville
145th Church Anniversary: 2 p.m., Sherobee Baptist Church, 10064 Jones Vaughn Creek Road. The Rev. Keith Branch, of Mount Bethel Baptist Church, will speak.
Revival: 7 p.m., Sherobee Baptist Church, 10064 Jones Vaughn Creek Road. Dr. Olton Scott will speak at all three services.
Vacation Bible School: 6:30-8:30 p.m., Second Baptist Church, 9515 La. 19, Wilson. Theme is "The Jesus Connection," with a focus on technology. Transportation is available. Call (225) 719-2329.
Mondays for the Master: 7 p.m., First Baptist Church of Zachary, 4200 Main St. Revival featuring Chuck Pourciau, pastor of Broadmoor Baptist Church in Shreveport.
July 26
Back-to-School Supply and Uniform Giveaway: 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., Mount Pleasant Baptist Church, 22911 Reames Road. The church is teaming up with the Chaneyville Community Center to host the giveaway. Call (225) 268-2766.


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Dosing regimen for digoxin-specific antibody (Fab) fragments in patients with digoxin toxicity
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- Department of Emergency Medicine, section of Medical Toxicology
- University of Southern California
- Ayrn O'Connor, MD
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- Clinical Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine
- University of Arizona College of Medicine
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Digoxin-specific antibody (Fab) fragments are the definitive treatment for patients with severe digitalis poisoning.
Prior to the advent of digoxin-specific antibodies, treatment for cardiac glycoside toxicity was largely supportive [1]. In 1976, antibody fragments were first used successfully to treat patients [2]. These antibodies are highly effective, safe, and widely used in clinical practice [3].
The dosing of digoxin-specific antibody (Fab) fragments based upon different clinical scenarios is discussed here. The indications for treatment with Fab fragments, the diagnosis and general management of digitalis poisoning, and the clinical use of digitalis are all reviewed separately. (See "Digitalis (cardiac glycoside) poisoning", section on 'Antidotal therapy with antibody (Fab) fragments' and "Use of digoxin in heart failure with reduced ejection fraction" and "Control of ventricular rate in atrial fibrillation: Pharmacologic therapy", section on 'Digoxin' and "Treatment with digoxin: Initial dosing, monitoring, and dose modification".)
Digoxin-specific antibody (Fab) fragments are purified preparations consisting of the Fab portion of IgG antidigoxin antibodies derived from immunized sheep. These fragments bind free digoxin, thereby forming digoxin-immune fragment complexes. As the level of free digoxin in plasma falls, the resulting concentration gradient facilitates dissociation of digoxin from the sodium-potassium ATPase.
Digoxin-immune fragment complexes are renally excreted. Because the size of the digoxin-immune complex molecule is large, hemodialysis is not an effective means of removal.
Subscribers log in hereTo continue reading this article, you must log in with your personal, hospital, or group practice subscription. For more information or to purchase a personal subscription, click below on the option that best describes you:Literature review current through: Jun 2017. | This topic last updated: Nov 04, 2015.The content on the UpToDate website is not intended nor recommended as a substitute for medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your own physician or other qualified health care professional regarding any medical questions or conditions. The use of this website is governed by the UpToDate Terms of Use ©2017 UpToDate, Inc.References
- Bayer MJ. Recognition and management of digitalis intoxication: implications for emergency medicine. Am J Emerg Med 1991; 9:29.
- Smith TW, Haber E, Yeatman L, Butler VP Jr. Reversal of advanced digoxin intoxication with Fab fragments of digoxin-specific antibodies. N Engl J Med 1976; 294:797.
- Antman EM, Wenger TL, Butler VP Jr, et al. Treatment of 150 cases of life-threatening digitalis intoxication with digoxin-specific Fab antibody fragments. Final report of a multicenter study. Circulation 1990; 81:1744.
- DigiFab® US FDA approved product information. US National Library of Medicine. www.dailymed.nlm.nih.gov (Accessed on May 10, 2010).
- DigiBind® US FDA approved product information. US National Library of Medicine. www.dailymed.nlm.nih.gov (Accessed on May 10, 2010).
- Neither the digoxin level nor amount ingested is known
- Amount of digoxin ingested is known but concentration is unknown
- Steady state digoxin concentration is known
- Cardiac glycoside poisoning other than digoxin or digitoxin
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The main aim for Cambridge County Polo Club has been to create a professional, well organised and efficient club but more importantly to encourage new members to learn to play polo, to create a fun, family orientated club, and to encourage players from other clubs to come and experience the fantastic grounds and facilities that the club has to offer.
Although Cambridge County Polo Club was affiliated in 2008, the 220 acre equestrian farm has been quietly building itself to adopt the polo fraternity of this vastly growing sport in the Cambridgeshire area. The farm houses five polo pitches on grade one soil of black peat. This has unrivalled value to the welfare of limbs and joints and acts as a cushion ride. We also have the added advantage of a great drainage system around the whole farm. Central to the farm is a large reservoir together with water abstraction rights to fully irrigate the polo pitches. The weather conditions of the Gods, from drought to torrential rain, has never disabled any of our tournaments.
Ed Wright owns and manages the club and property. As a farmer he fully understands how to maintain the pitches to the highest level. With the newly formed committee, we seem to have forged a winning antidote to the frustrations of many players and members to create a well organised, professional playing club with outstanding grounds.
The club has almost filled its quota of members with new interest joining from all areas of England who want to play on the best pitches. All levels are welcome and accommodated, as the club can offer instruction, chukkas & tournaments backed up by overnight self-catering holiday lets, A stunning club house which includes disabled toilets and showers, kitchen facilities and social area (The Punt) to a very high standard.
The game of Polo is very addictive, come along and have ago, but be warned, you'll be back time and again!
Cambridge County Polo Club has polo being played all year round and has lots to offer ranging from Polo Livery to Happy Hackers livery. Ideally situated between Cambridge and Newmarket yet nestled in a very quiet secret setting surrounded by hundreds of acres of owned grassland, perfect for hackers seeking safe off road riding.
The equine business has had a steady influence here at CCPC encouraging a complete diversification from farming. The livery stables have expanded over the last twelve years so if you require Livery Yards Cambridgeshire based, we are the perfect home for your horse. We offer top-end stables, holiday cottages, fishing and the Polo Centre with the following facilities.
Eight pitches
Two stick and ball grounds
Exercise track
Forty stables
Tack rooms
Tie up areas
Indoor wash down
Showers/toilets/communal kitchen
Club house (The Punt)
Car/lorry park
Overnight turnout
Holiday Cottages 2-3 bed (very high standard)
Bunkhouse comprising of two bunks for overnight stays
Two outdoor floodlit arenas
Arena polo is played from September through to May for the enthusiasts that like to play all year. Chukkas are mainly played at weekends and are charged at £10 per chukka. Pony hire on top is available as like the summer season.
Livery Facilities
Need Livery Yards in Cambridgeshire? We currently have stabling for 40 horses with over 80 acres of turnout. Liveries have the use of the arenas, one 25x40 metres all weather fibre sand/rubber and one 90x40 metre purpose built polo arena both flood lit.
Also liveries have free use of indoor wash down area, tack rooms, communal kitchen, showers and toilets (one disabled) and beautiful social hall with open fire.
DIY £150 - per calendar month
Part Livery - POA
Full Livery - POA
For POA prices please contact us.
Facilities are provided for storage of bedding and feeds. Hay and shavings can all be purchased on site if requested.
If you are a beginner or require a refresher lesson CCPC club can meet your needs. We have a fully HPA qualified polo instructor in Fabio Lavinia and riding instructor. Lessons are tailored to the individual and start from £50/hr including pony, tack and equipment.
Ponies can be hired for chukkas or tournament weekends on a first come basis. Ponies can be provided or if you have a non-flappable pony you can bring it along, you'll be surprised how much they adapt and enjoy the game.
Although people may call this game 'The Sport Of Kings', it does not necessarily mean that it takes a King to be able to afford an event based at a Polo Club.
The word 'Corporate' doesn't necessarily have to come into play when looking to find a suitable venue for an event. Cambridge County Polo Club set in 220 acres of farmland is the ideal location to hold an event. We offer a diverse range of services to anyone who wants to get involved. From large events of over 1000 people, to small intimate days or half days of less than 10, we can bespoke any day to suit your needs.
We can tailor make a day towards any ideas you may have. We can arrange private parties, group tuition, weddings, corporate hospitality, sponsorship opportunities, charity days, or any new and inventive ideas you may have to spend a day getting involved with the polo.
We can organise an event to include an exhibition match of polo, a few lessons of polo with an informal lunch, or you can even get involved to the max and end the day with a match amongst friends.
Welcome drinks in the clubhouse and a chance to settle and take in the surroundings of our club
Learn a few simple rules of polo, the theory behind the game and a small amount of history to let guests know what is involved in the structure of polo.
Learn to hit a ball using a mini-stick on the grass (standing without horses!)
Learn to hit a ball from a horse, although a wooden horse, it is still a challenge!
Get mounted on a horse and tap a ball around with instruction of course
By this point it is time for a well-deserved lunch to finish off the morning.
A game is then played between the newly formed teams, both teams with an instructor. This is your opportunity to compete outside the work environment, having learnt the rules and the tactics!
Depending on the date, we can arrange an exhibition match to be played to show how the game is played at high speed!
A professional photographer is available to snap you in your "moment of glory" and is available to buy prints from on the day.
A Perfect solution for Client Hospitality, Networking and Relationship building events, Staff Incentives and Family Fun Days, Teambuilding or simply Social Event
Tired of searching for corporate venues for your company corporate event? If you are looking for a prestigous corporate venue, Cambridge County Polo Club could be the perfect location for you and your employees. We can accommodate smaller working groups of 8 or much larger sized corporate events of up to 1000. We are happy to listen to your ideas and give you something as close to that as possible. So don't look at any other corporate venues talk to us about your requirements today.
Cambridge County Polo Club is a great venue to hold a team building day. We can accommodate small team building events from a minimum of 8 people to much larger team building events. If you work for a large corporate firm and need to accommodate large numbers for your Team Building Day we can help. Make playing polo, or a polo lesson part of a team building day its exhilarating, fun and a great team sport. It will encourage great team work between your staff. Its something they'll enjoy and they can take their learnings from the polo pitch back to the office environment. Whatever you had in mind for your Team Building Day please let us know and we'll be more than happy to help. Contact us today about your Team Building Day requirements.
Need Wedding Venues Cambridgeshire based? An ideal wedding venue based in a idyllic rural setting on the edge of the village of Lode, Cambridgeshire, between Cambridge and Newmarket the Polo Club is the perfect setting for a wedding.
You can choose to hold your wedding reception in a marquee over looking our pristine polo pitches or for smaller more intermit wedding parties the 'Punt" club house is available for hire. This holds up to 75 guests with the option of adding an adjoining marquee which can hold up to another 8 tables of 10 guests or it can be used for the dance floor and band. We can also recommend local caterers and bands to help tailor your wedding reception and ensure its everything you dreamed of and more.
So if you're looking for a wedding venue near Cambridge which is a little different, Cambridge County Polo Club could be the perfect choice to ensure your Wedding Day is a memorable one.
Contact Us and let us know what you're looking for and we're sure we'll be able to help create your ideal Wedding Day.
Know someone with a significant birthday or anniversary that wants a party venue with a difference? Set in the countryside in 220 acres of farmland you don't have to worry about the music keeping the neighbours awake. It's the perfect location for a birthday party celebration or any other type of celebration such as a anniversary party. We can arrange drinks, food and the music. Just let us know what your idea is and we'll be able to make sure it's the perfect party.
Contact Us today to discuss your requirements.
Cambridge County Polo Club runs chukkas on Wednesday evenings starting with a 6pm slot and then a 7pm slot. Abilities are taken into consideration as we have members requiring different standards/speeds. Friday evening chukkas starting at 6pm are slower for beginners and young ponies. Saturday and Sunday chukkas starting at 11am are planned and played in the same manner as Wednesday evenings, but on tournament weekends may not be available due to member numbers wishing to play in the tournaments.
Polo Club Membership tier fees are set out below, everyone joining, except non-playing members, are required to also be an HPA Associate members; this can be paid through the Club. If a second immediate family member wishes to join a 20% discount can be deducted from the required membership fee. Please download and fill in the membership form below and post back.
Please download and fill in the membership form and post back.
Associate £155 - £305
Day Member £30
Junior Associate £70- £70
Chukka Member £115-185
Cambridge County Polo Club can offer more than just membership. If you would like to hire a match ground for personal polo indulgences and play with your select friends this is charged at £50/player for a member and £100/player for non-member (four chukka match).
Please make cheques payable to, Cambridge County Polo Club Limited
Acc name: Cambridge County Polo Club Limited
Acc no: 35007260
Sort code: 30-64-79
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|Cambridge Frolic May Cup
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|13th & 14th
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|Hyde Pacific Tournament
|0 - 4
|27th & 28th
|- 4 - 0
|Greenheath & Newmarket
|- 4 - 0
|10th & 11th
|Liner Tournament
|0 - 4
|Timba Cup
|- 4 - 0
|1st & 2nd
|0 - 4
|Fendown Dustrup Tournament
|- 4 - 0
|15th & 16th
|0 - 4
|Victor Ludoram - Cavendish Cup
|6 - 8
|24th to 30th
|Fen Tiger Tournament
|- 4 - 0
|5th & 6th
|0 - 4
|Harvest Hawkie Tournament
|- 4 - 0
|26th & 27th
|0 - 4
|Farewell Tournament
|- 4 - 0
|9th & 10th
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Please down load the appropriate form to enter the above tournaments.
If you are looking for self catering accommodation Cambridge based, we have a number of self catering options available at the Polo Club. We are a family run fun establishment nestled between Cambridge and Newmarket, a home from home stay whether riding, fishing, walking or just relaxing.
Come and stay for the day or for a week and enjoy the friendly welcome and laid back atmosphere of Cambridge County Polo Club. We have rustic, cosy accommodation to offer you. You can choose from one of our two cottages, both give a great base to explore the historic area. From here you can visit the Colleges and Museums in Cambridge or the home of Horse Racing at Newmarket and its famous horse sales at Tattersalls. Right on our doorstep we have Anglesey Abbey a National Trust property. Or just stay on site and enjoy off road riding over hundreds of acres of grassland, you can even go fishing by the River Cam or fish for Carp out of our lake.
The Stables Cottage
Sleeps 4 in 2 bedrooms
On the ground floor you can enter from the North Stables through an oak stable door into the kitchen, which has a grey millstone floor with old Belfast sink, fridge, electric oven, antique cupboards and an old slate breakfast bar looking over the sitting/dining room. Into the sitting dining room upon a stone floor (all stone floors have under floor heating) you will find an old wood burning fire, to the rear of the room, oak steps rise to double glazed doors, leading out to a gravelled outside dining area overlooking stables.
Back into the sitting/dining room we have two doors, one leading to bedroom one - south facing double with window opening out onto stables, the other you enter into the bathroom with bath/shower toilet and sink. Back in the sitting room you step up to bedroom two, with a small double bed, oak flooring and window with a view of the North stables. Step back into the sitting room and approach the spiral staircase leading to an oak floor mezzanine with Velux window and a view to the South stables. All rooms are lovingly furnished with collectables from auctions and antique shops.
Accommodation is supplied with:
To book The Stables Cottage please contact us to discuss your requirements.
The Lookout Cottage
Sleeps 3 in 2 bedrooms
Enter through double glazed doors on the south side onto an oak railed platform, saddle racks to the left and to the right two steps down into an open plan kitchen dining sitting room with wood burner, antique furnishings and old style country kitchen with Belfast sink, Victorian pine dining table and church pews under south easterly window looking out to polo pitch.
Throughout, old pine dressers and cupboards house all the every day essentials. Central to the room you have a spiral staircase taking you up to an oak floored mezzanine sitting area with a gable end glazed exposing panoramic views of the polo pitches. To one side a small doorway leads to another single room with full size glazed gable end looking over towards the Carp lake, north stables and Peepers Lodge (enchanting).
Back down the spiral staircase into the sitting room we have to the rear of the room a further two steps leading to the landing and to the right there is the stone floored bathroom shower room with toilet. Next door to the bathroom there is double bedroom, oak floored, two north-side windows and a south-easterly window .All rooms are very tastefully decorated throughout with every care taken to ensure your comfort and enjoyment.
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It has been a controversial start to the year for the game of polo with the Home Office introducing new immigration rules for grooms and players for the 2017 English Polo Season.
Restrictions on visas for both polo players and grooms were first announced by the Home Office in October of last Year.
The Hurlingham Polo Association (HPA) quickly got involved as they felt the changes were detrimental to the sport. The HPA requested a Judical Review of the Home Office proposals and stated that the new visa laws would affect around 800 summer migrant grooms, vital for the survival of polo.
The Home Office reached a compromise with the HPA on 27th January 2017. The outcome was 500 grooms being permitted to work here on visas during the 2017 English Season. These will be eligible to work for either UK or EU players or for non-EEA 4 goal or above players, who are contracted to play in medium or high goal teams.
This means polo below 15 goals team aggregate will not have the benefit of Argentine grooms or players. Understandably, the bulk of HPA Members, who play more modest polo are furious.The Home Office's cap of 500 visas was a blow to English polo and the HPA are seeking further legal advice.
If the number of low goal players are reduced, there will be no rising stars to enter the medium and high level. We wait to hear more news with our fingers crossed and hope it's better news than of late.
At Cambridge County Polo we are lucky. With University and Club Members playing arena polo in the winter, we can offer year round employment to English Grooms, which most other clubs and players cannot. Also some of us can rely on Argentine players with EU passports to boost our teams, but with Brexit approaching, how long will this last?
How we ask, are other clubs coping?
Please find below the draw for Sunday 12th. Games will commence at a slighter earlier time of 10.45am on Ground number one. We thank Thomas Clayton and Sophie Hughes for their sponsorship this weekend and also a very happy birthday to both Thomas and Belinda Schofield.
10.45 Gally's Farm v Iceni, Umpire pony from Gally's Farm
12.00 Mansfield v Vicarage Farm, Umpire from Mansfield
13.15 Pink Gins v Silver Leys, Umpire from Silver Leys
14.30 Innventure v High Summer, Umpire from Innventure
15.30 Abbot Hall v Lambourne, Umpire from Lambourne
16.45 Fabio's Fillies v CCPC, Umpire from Fabio's fillies
Have fun!
The management
Greenheath Tournament 11th/12th June 2016
Start times for both days will be 11am
Saturdays Draw
11am- ABBOTS HALL V GALLY'S FARM
12.15pm- PINK GINS V INNVENTURE
13.30pm- HIGH SUMMER V SILVER LEYS
14.45pm- CCPC V MANSFIELD ADVISORS
1600pm- ICENI V LAMBOURNE
17.15pm- FABIO'S LADIES V VICARAGE FARM
CCPC thank all that made such a wonderful weekend's polo come together. The May Cup was played in great spirits by all with the Mansfield team winning the 2 goal section just beating Gally's Farm (next time Manuel!)and Innventure polo team traveling from Silver Leys Polo Club beating Happy Hogs in the final of the 0 goal section. In the third tier section CCPC team of Sam Outridge, Laura Schmuiloff, Annie Gibbons and Giles Boothman triumphed against the Cambridge University team of Theo Wethered, Suki Whitehouse, Hubert Buiatti and Tripurdaman Singh in a very close game which has helped CUPC make their selection for the forth coming Varsity match against Oxford on the 4th June.
The next tournament to be held at CCPC will be the Hyde Pacific Cup on the 28/29th May, book early if you would like to play!


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If you look closely in the graphic above you should see something familiar. That's right, that's the GayDemon devil and it was drawn by artist Patrick Fillion. Bent-Con is a conference being held in Los Angeles from November 30 to December 2 and it brings together the largest collect of LGBT comic book, sci-fi, fantasy, and horror geeks in one place.
The event was launched in 2010; this will be the third conference and it'll be held at Burbank Marriott and Convention Center in Los Angeles. But the conference isn't just open to LGBTQ's, it's called Bent-Con because it's not straight, although if you are straight, you're more than welcome.
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by Simon Wood and Claire Wood
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Age range: Intermediate 2, Higher
Hodder, in its many guises, has long been a faithful servant of the needs of the Scottish educational fraternity and Campaigning for Change is yet another example of this relationship.
It is a workmanlike text that covers all the requirements of the Intermediate 2 history syllabus. With the exception of the chapter about the debate among historians on the reasons for women being given the vote in 1918, the 23 chapters mirror the sections identified in the national unit specification for this course.
Good formative assessment techniques are in-built, with the aims of each chapter at the beginning and a chapter summary that precedes the exam question practice section. The questions reflect the type featured so far in the external national examinations.
The book is well illustrated and the text in general is at an appropriate level for Intermediate. Indeed, the chapter on historians and the vote for women would also be useful for pupils undertaking the Higher history course or form the basis of discussion in an extended essay, such is the versatility of the text.
The tips on examination technique and test question practice are to be welcomed as they should prepare candidates for the demands of the written examination.
If I were to nit-pick, there are a few features of the text that could be improved.
Additional examples of the types of questions for the short essay in the national examination should be provided. Admittedly there is a section on how to write the 8-mark essay, but more questions beginning with "why" or "explain" would help to improve pupil confidence in this aspect of the written examination.
The integration of the glossary into the text, rather than as an appendix at the end, would suit readers much better. Similarly, some of the statistical material is not user friendly, but these are not criticisms of the authors, more the layout of the book.
Given that the text covers the requirements of most of the course in ample detail, there is a slight dearth of information on football, which seems especially important given the question in the 2004 national examination about its development to 1979.
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DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) Japan's Victoire Pisa won the $10 million Dubai World Cup Saturday, overtaking Transcend to win the world's richest horse race and offering hope to a country struggling to recover from twin disasters.
From the moment they arrived at Meydan Racecourse, the three Japanese horses entered in the big race came to serve as potent reminders of a March 11 earthquake and tsunami that has left more than 10,400 dead and more than 17,000 listed as missing. The victory was the first for a Japanese horse in the Dubai World Cup.
Trainers of several horses, including Victoire Pisa, talked of stables left in shambles by the tsunami and many of the Japanese teams wore black polo shirts with the word "hope" on the sleeve alongside Japan's flag and the date of the double-disaster on the back.
The surprise win prompted an emotional scene as supporters of Victoire Pisa broke down as the national anthem was played. The horse's trainer Katsuhiko Sumii said he hoped the victory would lift the spirits of survivors, who face the monumental task of rebuilding their communities.
"Knowing there are horses and people affected by the tsunami or lost their lives, I knew there may be something I could do to give back with a win or by performing well in this race," Sumii said, as supporters sipped champagne and watched reruns of the race. "That is something I strongly feel.
"This victory won't change people's lives but I do hope that in some way I will give back to the horse riding and horse racing community in Japan."
Things didn't start well for Victoire Pisa. It fell off the pace after bumping its head on the starting gate.
Instead, it was the lesser-known of the trio, Transcend, who stormed out and held the lead for much of the race, with Irish Derby winner Cape Blanco and longshot Monterosso coming on. On the home straight, Victoire Pisa went wide and broke from the pack to beat Transcend by half a length. Monterosso was third.
"I was just watching at the back straight and saw the other Japanese one was in front and then Buena Vista was close to me," jockey Mirco Demuro said. "We were lucky. In the back straight, there was a slow pace so I could move from outside and come to the lead."
Demuro, an Italian whose success has mostly come in Japan with victories in the Japan Derby and Japan Cup, said this was "his biggest" win yet and hoped it would raise his profile.
"I can explain to the people I am a good jockey. I always try to do my best," he said. "But when you stay in Italy, it's not easy to go around in the world."
The victory was an upset of sorts for Victoire Pisa, with bookmakers favoring Twice Over of England at 3-1, followed by Cape Blanco at 7-2 and Poet's Voice at 9-1, with the Japanese horse next at 10-1. But only Cape Blanco challenged for the lead and finished fourth.
Twice Over — trained by Henry Cecil— had another disappointing race, finishing ninth a year after coming in 10th. Poet's Voice was dead last.
Three-time Eclipse Award winner Gio Ponti from the United States came in fifth.
The Dubai World Cup was the highlight of the eight-race card that featured 110 horses racing for $26.25 million.
In the earlier races, Godolphin stables, owned by Dubai ruler Sheik Mohammed bin Rashid al Maktoum, showed again why it's a force.
Three of his horses won, led by Rewilding which blew away the field in the $5 million Sheema Classic. The horse ridden by Lanfranco Dettori came from behind, passing Rulership of Japan and then outrunning the field with 250 meters to go to beat the Saudi-owned Redwood by three-and-a-quarter lengths.
A second victory for Godolphin came in the $2 million UAE Derby, in which Khawlah barely edged Master of Hounds. A third came in the $1 million Godolphin Mile won by Skysurfers.
In the other Group 1 races, Presvis came from the back of the pack to win the $5 million Dubai Duty Free, edging out River Jetez and Wigmore Hall. Rocket Man, meanwhile, stormed to victory in the $2 million Dubai Golden Shaheen, a year after being upset by Kinsale King in the same race.
Kinsale King pulled out just before the race, after suffering swelling in his legs and rashes on his face and body.
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In 1978 Alfred Schnittke (1934-98) wrote the incidental music for a production of The Inspector's Tale, an adaptation for stage of Gogol's Dead Souls. It was to have been directed by Yuri Lyubimov, but the Soviet government banned the production. A suite was assembled from the score by Gennadi Rozhdenstvensky, and two leading colleagues of Schnittke -- Gubaidulina and Denisov contributed a jointly composed march, which opens this CD. In 1985 the music was choreographed, the ballet, called Esquisses was performed at the Bolshoi. Schnittke composed a number of new pieces for this production. The characters in the action are all from Gogol, but in addition to The Dead Souls, we meet Tchitchikov, Major Kovalyov's Nose, and Ferdinand VIII from Notes of a Madman. A passage from the book is recited in his piece, and is read by the conductor on this CD. The music is a poly-stylistic, with a huge orchestra (2 electric guitars, flexatone, prepared piano with coins inserted between the strings), quotations from Beethoven, Haydn, Tchaikovsky -- all with a sense of devilish mischief which suites ideally the grotesque nature of many of Gogol's characters. Other information: - Recording made in 1996 - 'The result is one of his most entertaining pieces, playful, memorable, laconic, packed with sly grotesqueries: ideal for the theatre, in other words. The performance and recording do it full justice' Gramophone June 1998


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The second deals with the nature of the love affair that is central to the script.
Look, the question "How long does it take to write a script?"
Eventually, she suggested filming Kilmer reading the script.
The script would be used as more than just raw material, but would need to be fudged.
One old German fogey wanted to have all the letters on the German typewriters changed to German script.
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"I'll send you the script when I get it back from Manders," Eric promised with a laugh.
The door of my office was open and Adolphi was thumbing through the pile of script I had been working on.
late 14c., "something written," earlier scrite (c.1300), from Old French escrit "piece of writing, written paper; credit note, IOU; deed, bond" (Modern French écrit) from Latin scriptum "a writing, book; law; line, mark," noun use of neuter past participle of scribere "to write," from PIE *skribh- "to cut, separate, sift" (cf. Greek skariphasthai "to scratch an outline, sketch," Lettish skripat "scratch, write," Old Norse hrifa "scratch"), from root *(s)ker- "cut, incise" (cf. Old English sceran "cut off, shear;" see shear (v.)) on the notion of carving marks in stone, wood, etc.
Meaning "handwriting" is recorded from 1860. Theatrical use, short for manuscript, is attested from 1884. The importance of Rome to the spread of civilization in Europe is attested by the fact that the word for "write" in Celtic and Germanic (as well as Romanic) languages derives from scribere (e.g. French écrire, Irish scriobhaim, Welsh ysgrifennu, German schreiben). The cognate Old English scrifan means "to allot, assign, decree" (see shrive; also cf. Old Norse skript "penance") and Modern English uses write (v.) to express this action.
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