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September 06, 2018 Brennan Turner
FarmLead is always looking for ways to make buying and selling grain easier for our users. The latest FarmLead Marketplace updates were designed to do just that!
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Did you miss our last email on FarmLead Marketplace updates? We are always improving to ensure our users can sell or buy grain easier!
May 07, 2018 Garrett Baldwin
Grain prices slumped lower Monday. A selloff came as markets prepare for this week's WASDE report. Here's our daily recap of grain trading.
May 02, 2018 Adrian Uzea
Chickpeas prices continue to face bearish headwinds as we transitioned from March into April and now into May.
May 02, 2018 Adrian Uzea
Lentils prices were affected by the Indian government interfering in the pulse markets, as well as the impact of India's monsoon.
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The outlook for barley prices was bullish in April, at least when it comes to feed barley prices. In Western Canada, it did extremely well!
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Durum wheat prices seemed to act in slow motion this month as new significant demand or supply news created market-moving activity.
May 02, 2018 Garrett Baldwin
There was little news to report for most of the month but oats prices were volatile with the rest of the market.
April 25, 2018 Garrett Baldwin
Wheat prices pushed higher as markets continued to digest this week's crop progress and quality report from the USDA.
February 08, 2018 Garrett Baldwin
The February WASDE report was released on Thursday. The USDA made a few surprising changes to production numbers in South America.
December 26, 2017 Garrett Baldwin
The FarmLead ecosystem will continue to expand in 2018. As our team grows across North America – now at 35! - we remain committed to reengineering the North American grain marketplace and to giving farmers more power in the industry than ever before.
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This weekend, I attended not one, but two wrestling shows in less than 24 hours. The first and the focal point of the following is AAW's 'The Art of War; which was held in AAW's, as well as, my own natural habitat, Chicago. The event was held at the historic Logan Square Auditorium, with a bell time of 7:30. I had the pleasure of having a second-row corner area seat, and although I didn't arrive until the closing minutes of the Fight For The Future pre-show, we were treated to quite an eventful night; some of which made major waves throughout the industry.
Firstly, the Logan Auditorium is an experience that every Chicagoan needs to experience in some form or another, as it carries its own essence from the second you walk in, and with AAW present, this was only exuberated in tenfold. Some of the While the matches were not always perfect, the mass majority of the show was expectation exceeding. Sprinkled in with a few impromptu events of different caliber, this night was in the essence of awesome.
Here is a recount of the night as unfolded.
Grading follows in ranges of A, B, C, D, and F(no -minus or +plus grades).
The Rascalz (Dezmond Xavier, Zachary Wentz, and Trey Miguel)
Vs Ace Romero, PACO, and Rich Swann
This match was an instant pop with The Rascalz bringing the energy that Ace Romero, PACO, and Rich Swann matched and elevated. With plenty of hard hitting, fast paced, back and forth action which gave each player one or more shining moments, Rich Swann flew high tonight both literally and metaphorically and led their team to a compelling performance. But alas, with plenty of jaw-jarring sequences and spots in the books, The Rascalz' were just far too cohesive and confident to put down for the count.
The Rascalz defeated Ace Romero, PACO, and Rich Swann: 14:34.
Grade: A
Sammy Guevara Vs Darby Allin
Sammy Guevara drew heat from the second he walked out with echoing hate. Few cheers including my own were drowned out by the sea of a destain. Atop this, like any true heel, he decided to take the mic and throw gas to the flames by trashing the city of Chicago. Sammy also took the promo time to boast on his value to AEW in an arrogant fashion, as well as, predict winning for a second time via "the simplest move in wrestling", a side headlock takeover. Once the match began, we got a very fun match with several awing spots, including one where Guevara performed a shooting star press with a chair of the apron and onto Allin who was dangling from the barrier. Eventually, Guevara saw to ensure that "he doesn't put anyone over" by delivering a low blow to Darby behind the referees back and converting the win via a side headlock takeover.
Sammy Guevara defeats Darby Allin: 11:18.
Grade: B
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Mance Warner Vs Jimmy Jacobs
While the match wasn't particularly perfect in some aspects, it was most certainly action packed well paced, and extremely entertaining, making up for any slighted efforts. The best parts of this matchup, however, happened before, and after the bell. Beforehand, Mance Warner made everyone wait, with Jacobs even laughing at times at the fact, until the chorus of 'Simple Man' hit before even gracing us with his presence. A move in which Jacobs capitalized on by claiming that Mance was "not over enough for a five-minute entrance", and that Mance is "not Terry Funk, and this isn't Desperado". We also got to see Mance's crowd interaction taken to an entirely new level when one jaw jacking fan became engaged in a face to face showdown between himself and Mance. Mance showed that he is the future of sports entertainment with his reaction of the ages. Once the match began, the action spilled out into the crowd, as did many matches that night, but in turn results in some lacking sells; however, that may only be the case from my second-row perspective where at times was mere feet and even inches from the action. Ultimately Jacobs would lose this good ole' fashioned brawl and would turn to Warner after the match with a nail in hand, repeatedly striking blows to Warner's skull and leaving him in a pool of his own blood.
Mance Warner defeated Jimmy Jacobs: 11:08.
Grade: B
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AAW Heritage Championship Match
DJZ (C) Vs Australian Suicide (AAW Debut)
This was simply a standard high paced match, that really serve to and successfully established Suicide within AAW. There's not much to say otherwise on it aside from it successfully doing its job and putting Australian Suicide over as a heel without actually being put over by decision. In turn, a smooth match helped serve, or at least maintain DJZ as much as it did Suicide. Solid match, future intrigue for Suicide following.
DJZ defeated Australian Suicide to retain: 11:38.
Grade: B
WRSTLING (David Starr, Eddie Kingston, Jake Something, and Curt Stallion)
Vs Mat Fitchett, Sami Callahan, and Jessicka Havok
Leading into this match, The Besties in the World (Davey Vega and Mat Fitchett) entered the ring to announce the injury that Davey Vega had sustained rendering him unable to compete against their regularly scheduled opponents. WRSTLING then pours into ringside in entirety to Joan Jett's Do You Wanna Touch Me. That same fan from earlier must have gotten a little too full of himself -or full of something toxic- after the encounter with Warner earlier on and decided to take it one step to far with Eddie Kingston by slapping him in the face. This resulted in Eddie attacking the said fan, providing probably the best and worst experience of the night. Eventually, after holding Eddie back, and the crowd demanding the fan be removed, Eddie took to the mic to warn that anyone who lays their hands on him would receive the same, and continue with his regularly scheduled heel talk. Once Eddie has said his words, WRESTLING surrounded Davey and Mat and led an assault. Sami Callihan and Jessicka Havok who were attacked by WRESTLING at the end of 2018, then came in to save the day, after which Callihan cut a comedic promo, and prompted a 4 on 3 handicap match.
This match stood tall as one of the best matches of the night with plenty of action and story infused. At multiple points in this match, the crowd absolutely came unglued, most especially when Jessicka Havok tagged in to face off against Jake Something. The crowd just lost it, when Jessicka began to show herself as a powerhouse in the match. After several minutes of fans on their feet, Mat Fitchett appeared to try tagging out with nobody home. This prompted Davey Vega to come out and attempting to tag in, in which Fitchett refused, but this interaction ultimately proved as a distraction that garnished WRSTLING as the victors.
WRSTLING defeated Mat Fitchett, Sami Callahan, and Jessicka Havok: 12:23.
Grade: A
During intermission, I tried to find my way over to those that sold me on the show, for a few sparse words. While making my way to Sammy Guevara, I did stop for a moment by Sami Callahan to ask him about the possibilities of reteaming with Dean Ambrose again once his contract with the WWE comes to an end seeing as Impact is certainly a viable option for Ambrose, and even if he goes AAW, the option is clearly on the table due to AEW's pro-circuit approach that WWE famously lacks. Sami, while admitting he would consider the idea if it were ever an option he was to stare at in its face, he didn't seem all that enthusiastic about the idea, and I'm pretty sure we won't expect Callihan to seek the partnership out. Once I finally did make my way to Sammy Guevara, I only had a few words with him as intermission was already wrapping up, and I still had hoped for words with Kylie Rae, Rich Swann, and after his match earlier in the night, Mance Warner. Though while I was waiting for my turn to mention to Sammy that I was one of the few rootings for him, despite his shots at the city, and to applaud his performance, I did end up helping a die-hard fan who came barring gifts for Guevara with a picture of the two. I'll also add that the picture turned out pretty damn good, not to toot my horn or anything. With Kylie's lane nearly impenetrable, I did find my way to Rich Swann -who was on the other side of Rae- while on my way back to my seat. The brief time I had to speak with Swann from across the barrier before other attendees began to pass through the aisle, did result in my respects to Swann and his performance earlier that night, as well as, Swann mentioning how he loves working with AAW due to the atmosphere it's fans bring forth. Personally, that's great to hear as I'm hoping to see Swann in many AAW events to come. I never got a chance to talk with Warner as he was all the way on the opposing corner of the ring past Callihan, Rae, Guevara, Swann, and a bunch of other talents.
RELATED: Could Dean Ambrose Leaving WWE Change Things?
MJF Vs Kimber Lee
In a good way to reignite everyone's interest post intermission. MJF took to the mic to explain how putting him up against a woman is a joke, and how Lee should be making him a sandwich before calling back to DJZ for ducking him and claiming that the Heritage Championship should be his. With the heat drawn, and fans rallying behind Lee, she and MJF put on an all-around solid performance in a fun matchup before MJF laid the bird to rest.
MJF defeated Kimber Lee: 6:18.
Grade: B
Fatu Vs Stephen Wolf w/ Connor Braxton
With Stephen Wolf appalled with the decision not to give him a proper match, he finds his way to the ring to issue an open challenge. This results in Fatu making his AAW debut, with initially zero pop. However, Fatu delivered a rapidly aggressive showing with plenty of shock and awe, resulting in a full pop from the crowd by the end of the short and savory matchup, leaving some fans even begging Fatu to come back.
Fatu defeated Stephen Wolf: 2:05.
Grade: B
AAW Women's Championship Match
Kylie Rae vs Su Yung
In typical fashion, Kylie Rae performed well and shined bright, as did Su Yung, bring an all-around well-balanced matchup. The crowd was torn, between the competitors for the most part, although, oddly enough, "you sold out" chants briefly emerged for Kylie Rae. I'm not sure why they would say that being that AEW stands for the literal opposite of selling out, even to the point of Kenny Omega turning down yet another WWE contract. AEW is also highly indie-circuit friendly, and no other AEW signee received this chant. Was it because she's from the Chicago area? I'm not sure that makes total sense either being you would think we'd want to see our own succeed. Even more sound baffling when you consider the reaction to the final events of the night. Then again, not only is Chicago a vicious city notoriously known for turning on one another, but she was also the only woman AEW signee there and might have made some feel a bit more confident in their hackling, especially considering the events beforehand with Eddie Kingston. I think we'll write that one off as a douche bag dilemma, but it is something I now plan to keep an eye on going forward. Regardless, the match delivered well and did its job. There wasn't really anything significant to the match other than the title being on the line, and while they did perform fluently and well paced, nothing really stood out aside from a few moves sequences that were more head nodding than jaw-dropping. Eventually, Kylie forced Su Yung to tap out, resulting in Jessicka Havok to come out to the ring. Jessicka had come out to firstly congratulate Kylie on both her win and her growth -possibly in a show of support relating to the "you sold out chant" which honestly might have killed the entire vibe of this matchup, but also to declare herself as the rightful holder of the AAW Women's Championship and extend a challenge to Kylie. Of course, Kylie did the honorable thing, as Kylie does, and accepted this match, which I will witness first hand come to Hell Hath No Fury, which happens to fall on my birthday.
Kylie Rae defeated Su Yung: 11:24.
Grade: B
RELATED: WWE Hall of Famer Endorses AEWs Kylie Rae
AAW Tag Team Championship Match – Three Way Dance
The Lucha Bros (Penta El Cero Miedo & Rey Fenix)(C)
Vs LAX (Santana & Ortiz)
Vs Fiyahfox (Myron Reed & AR Fox)
Okay, so this match was the match of the night as far as most are concerned, but to me it looked like Lucha bros were having some communication issues, that resulted in some wonky and quite honestly jarring working. It looked as if Penta had even pointed towards the presence of LAX at multiple points of snag. Now this could simply be because keeping pace with three teams isn't so easy, or because of a dialect issue or both. Regardless, even if you cant blame them for it too much, it was just too jarring and put a little bit of a piss on it, but luckily when this wasn't happening, the match was off the rails, with Fiyah Fox losing first, and LAX and Lucha looking to settle their differences from when LAX demasked the Lucha Bros. It really was a great match aside from when Penta seemed to be having some issues, even from Penta. After Fiyah Fox left, the match rode very fluently and pretty much worked to erase the errors that came before. Most importantly, was how this match ended. Just as Lucha Bros looked to retain, the lights went out, and the building erupted, as each and every one of us instantly knew what was about to happen. The lights went on, and The Young Bucks appeared. The Bucks returned the favor to the Lucha bros with the exact same moves from the Double or Nothing Rally when Lucha took out the Bucks. LAX seized the opportunity and claimed gold off the actions of The Young Bucks. Santana proceeded to grace for the Bucks, he and Ortiz held their titles high, and then left the area before The Young Bucks returned to the ring where they cut a promo confirming their match at Double or Nothing, and signed off with super-kicks and a reference to their tweet following the events at the MGM Grand saying, "we'll see you around, we know your schedules".
LAX defeats The Lucha Brothers: 13:54
Grade: A
In conclusion, AAW's The Art of War was one hell of a show and I really can't wait for Hell Hath No Fury, which happens to take place on my birthday. Plenty of Variety, action, surprises, spots, intensity, and really everything you need in a wrestling show, right down to the hecklers. I would also like to mention that while, I missed Kylie Rae in the intermission, I did make my way past Su Yung and to Kylie after the show. Which really sucked for two reasons. One was that I had no more cash left and couldn't show any support, and the other is that if you are familiar with my CON ALT DELETE Experience, then you know am rolling with a temporary piece of shit for a phone and therefore, my selfie, while great, still looks whack. Good news is that i'll be front row at Warrior Wrestling IV and I'll have the proper means to correct both situations. I'm totally going to pull off a "happy to be here" shirt.
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McDowell On Board with FCC Reforms, Increased Transparency
FCC Commissioner Robert McDowell says he is on board with Democratic acting chairman Michael Copps' plan to start reforming the agency to make it more open and transparent, starting with a top-to-bottom ethics audit of the FCC.
In a letter to Copps Tuesday, McDowell offered up some of his own suggestions. Actually, he said he had already discussed many of the ideas with Copps. So, the letter was actually an example of the transparency Copps was seeking, "serving as a starting point for a more public discussion," said McDowell, who made the letter available to the press.
Among McDowell's recommendations, in addition to the audit, were:
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2) Improve external communications, including immediately publishing open meeting dates for 2009 and provide six months notice on meeting dates in 2010 and beyond.
3) Increase coordination among commission offices
4) Update the FCC's IT and Web operations
5) Build a better relationship with other government entities "in the consumer protection, homeland security, and technology areas."
Copps outlined his reform plan in a meeting with staffers Monday, conceding that as acting chairman he would likely only be beginning the reform process.


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The basement is one of the largest storage spaces in the home, but it also is usually a "catch all" for all of your stuff. If you get the basement reorganized first and make room for storage, then it can be a great place to store items from other reorganization projects in your home. Below are a few basement organization ideas that will make the project easier to handle.
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Planning your 2016 wedding and wondering which direction your style should go in? At POB we've listed the biggest trends for the coming year to help make your wedding unforgettable.
Themes and décor:
In 2016 many will continue to approach their wedding on a individual basis with couples continuing to move away from strictly traditional, to making their occasion a personal, fun and timeless event. On the décor front, we'll see a shift from the boho and rustic pastels to slightly more elegant and glamorous looks with pops of bolder colours starting to shine through.
The boho-chic flowers of 2015 will be easily adapted in 2016 but they will be on steroids! Wild cascading florals will dominate both bouquets and reception venues, think big, bold and in your face!
Colour scheme:
Metallics will make a big statement in 2016 with the main focus being on soft gold tones, champagne and rose gold. They will need to be carefully thought out as to not overtake the colour pallet, but you'll see that these hints of shimmery glamour add an elegant, whimsical pop to a black-tie event. Metallics are also very versatile so if you're looking to have a more casual or ethereal look to your wedding, these soft, shimmery tones will look just a magical. We think an amazing combo with gold tones are blush and black.
Sexy and heavy fabrics that nudge the traditional forward into something more modern will be dominant in 2016. Body veils and capes were a hot item at this year's New York Bridal Fashion Week along with the high split. Feathers for texture and patterned gowns were also big.
The groom:
The Groom's attire will smarten up in 2016 with more dapper and elegant styles taking over. Think James Bond with a little quirk; neck ties will also replace the popular bow tie of 2015. On the colour pallet side – look out for boys in burgundy.
Take a look at our planning tips if you're looking for some ideas on how to pull off your dream wedding without breaking the bank.
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Graphic Days Torino is a four-day international festival dedicated to visual design, which takes place at Toolbox Coworking (Turin, Italy). The festival, born in 2016, aims at enhancing the cultural value of visual communication, inspiring people who work with creativity.
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The fourth edition of Graphic Days Torino is focusing on the combination between visual design and social issues. This year our Organisation has chosen to deal with the topic "integration". We have been involving foreign communities living in our territory or connected to our event in order to realize together some projects on visual communication and cultural identities, enhancing excellence coming from different nations. The result is a multicultural path that crosses the festival through different activities and exhibitions to display the contamination among populations, but also among different perceptions, skills and abilities.
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Is the first Italian printing and graphic experimentation lab, based in Turin. It offers professionals, students and visual art lovers the opportunity to manage their own projects, independently or in collaboration with a team of experts.
PLUG is a horizontal and participative non-profit organization. It focuses on social and environmental sustainability. Its mission is to launch a debate on the main cultural issues. It involves different disciplines, approaches and visions using artistic tools.
Try Again Lab is a cultural association born in Turin. A team of people with different backgrounds and expertise that gathered their skills to create something new. The main goal is to put new technologies aside and retrieve traditional craft methods.
Agency of integrated communication based in Turin. It was established in 2012 and it's focused in the realization of communication strategies, branding empowerment, communities creation and consumer experience. The team is today a mixture of diversified professional profiles belonging to different context, who share the mission of realizing original strategic projects with an high visual quality.
Formed in 2007 by three architects with different professional backgrounds. Merging together multidisciplinary competences, the studio main interests are interior design, retail, architecture, landscape and urbanism, having particularly attention in details, materials and sustainability.


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There are a lot of loan types that you can apply for, all of which are specific to some purpose or sector. The mortgage is one of the loan types which you can use for securing the real estate you own or the one you are interested in purchasing, it could be a home. Most of the mortgage loans are kind of long-term investments that are made by the borrowers, We will go through the pros and some cons so that you will at least have some idea as to what you are looking at when you choose to go for the mortgage. and also we will try to take a glance at the mortgage loan interest rates.
Let's Look at both the sides of the mortgage, the positive one as well as the negative one:
- IT allows you to achieve home ownership, it lets you purchase a home without havingto come up with the required cash at one time. The down payments that you have to make periodically with the bank are only a fraction of the buying price. When you make use of mortgage you are free to use the available cash for other more important and urgent needs at hand.
- There is always the risk of losing collateral you offered up when you choose mortgage you have to offer a collateral in case you are not able to make your done payments, in this case, your house is the collateral. Which gives the lender the right to take back your home if you can't make your mortgage payments and you will even loose the money you have already paid.
- if your goal for getting a mortgage was other than purchasing a home, you can make use of the funds at the places you need it for.it gives you access to cash which can be used for home repairs as well as taking care of medical bills, or for making some home alterations or even for college tuition.
- Even if the house rates i.e its value goes down and your house costs half of what it did, or much less that you had to spend on it. You might have to face a mortgage amount quite more than the actual value of your house.
- It also improves credit ratings, the mortgage is pretty good for your credit scores, it improves them. credit scores play a huge part in determining the interest rate that you are offered on another type of credit products, it could be a car loan or a credit card. when you make on-time payments for you mortgages it automatically improves your credits score.
It is better to go through all the points of let it be the pro's or cons and the mortgage loan interest rates these are the factors that you have to consider when you decide to go for a mortgage loan, which will help you handling the cost of a new home or take care of medical bills or even pay for your students loan, make a well-informed decision.


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Path to Pattison's capstone project featured the charter school, Pattison's Academy. The Academy provides training and therapy for children with serve disabilities. Respecting and valuing the mission and services that Pattison's provides, the group chose to focus on those external customers servicing the Pattison's students. To that end, the group interviewed Occupational Therapy students from the Medical University of South Carolina that work with the students at Pattison's to gauge their readiness for interacting with the diverse student body. The results were mixed regarding their preparedness, but the Occupational Therapy students were consistent in the enjoyment that they gained from working with the Pattison's students. The group also toured Pattison's Academy and spoke with the employees to ascertain their experiences interacting with the Occupational Therapy students. Their observations indicated that the students could improve their sensitivity and communication skills when in the presence of the Pattison's students and parents. Recognizing that the staff at MUSC already provides diversity training to Occupational Therapy students, the group will provide this feedback to the administrators of the program so that they may incorporate the findings of our interviews into their training program to ensure that future Occupational Therapy students are well prepared to best serve the diverse needs of students at Pattison's Academy.


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Trent's story: Brain surgery 'saved my life'
Tuesday, January 29, 2019
It was the first snowfall of 2016, the week before final exams, and a night spent out with friends.
It was a night that changed Trent Knuppel's life.
The 20-year-old was walking home to his apartment in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, with some friends when he noticed one of his friends falling behind.
"He's down on the ground, kind of kneeling. Like 10 or 15 seconds later, he sprints past us and runs to our house. He's laughing as he's running past us," Trent says.
That's the last he remembers from that night.
Trent later learned his friend was running past them because he had thrown a snowball at a passing car. He'd thrown it at the wrong car. The men in the car got out of the car and approached Trent first. One of the men struck Trent in the forehead with a beer bottle. Trent fell and was knocked unconscious.
The men got in their car and left, and Trent's friends called 911. An ambulance brought him to Aurora Medical Center in Oshkosh. There, a CAT, or CT, scan showed Trent's brain was swelling and there was blood covering the brain, a condition known as a subdural hematoma. Surgery seemed likely. Then another ambulance ride, this time to Aurora BayCare Medical Center in Green Bay.
Dr. Wesley Griffitt, a BayCare Clinic neurosurgeon, was waiting there with his team, ready for action.
"When he got here, he was substantially worse than when he had left the other facility and it was obvious he needed surgery right away," Griffitt says.
Griffitt immediately took Trent into surgery for a craniotomy.
"We make a skin incision over the scalp and take off a piece of bone over the blood. The plan is to take the blood out," Griffitt says. "When we got there, though, we found out there was a lot more blood, there was some bruising in the brain that wasn't present on the first CAT scan, and there was a lot more brain swelling."
Griffitt and his team worked fast. They took out a second piece of bone from the same area, took out extra blood, and put in a tube to help drain spinal fluid and monitor the pressure in his brain.
Trent spent 11 days in a coma. That allowed time for his body and brain to heal.
"We knew the swelling was going to get worse before it got better," Griffitt says. He didn't know how long Trent would be in the coma.
But after eight days, Trent started breathing on his own.
On the 11th day, Trent woke up and started making a miraculous recovery. He passed cognitive and physical tests with ease.
"I really had no trouble at all. It was difficult as far as my legs went. Walking, standing, that was a little shaky at first because I'm lying in a coma for 11 days. … I've always been an athlete growing up, so I think that helped," he says. "Muscle memory probably helped with these physical examinations."
His quick recovery amazed the medical staff.
"Since it was right around Christmas, they joked that I was the Christmas miracle of the hospital," Trent says.
On Day 16, Trent went home to Greenville, where his family lives. He came back to Green Bay a month later so Griffitt could replace the part of his skull that had been removed during surgery.
"The swelling had gone down enough and he was doing well enough. … We had a custom piece of, sort of, plastic made that's designed for this that's a perfect contour for his skull," Griffitt says. "We put this new skull on and secured that in place."
Having survived a traumatic brain injury, Trent says he's doing fine and owes that to Griffitt. Trent took his spring semester off from school to recover and is set to graduate in May 2020.
"I don't really have any long-term effects or long-term difficulties with the injuries," he says. "Dr. Griffitt was extremely helpful, first and foremost, with the surgeries he performed and kind of saved my life … I appreciated the advice he gave me. He just told me it's going to be tough, but it'll be OK."
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|Assembly Actions - Lowercase
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|Jan 09, 2013
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senate Bill S925
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Archive: Last Bill Status - In Senate Committee Higher Education Committee
- Introduced
- In Committee
- On Floor Calendar
- Passed Senate
- Passed Assembly
- Delivered to Governor
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Your Voice
Ruth Hassell-Thompson
(D, WF) 0 Senate District
Liz Krueger
(D, WF) 28th Senate District
Velmanette Montgomery
(D) 25th Senate District
Bill Perkins
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S925 (ACTIVE) - Details
- See Assembly Version of this Bill:
- Current Committee:
- Senate Higher Education
- Law Section:
- Education Law
- Laws Affected:
- Add §6505-d, Ed L; amd §2805-k, Pub Health L
- Versions Introduced in Other Legislative Sessions:
S925 (ACTIVE) - Sponsor Memo
BILL NUMBER:S925 TITLE OF BILL: An act to amend the education law and the public health law, in relation to requiring cultural awareness and competence training for medical professionals PURPOSE OR GENERAL IDEA OF BILL: This bill will create a system of cultural competency Course work and training that will help healthcare professionals improve their interactions with minority patients. In doing so, this bill seeks to improve the quality of healthcare in the state of New York. SUMMARY OF SPECIFIC PROVISIONS: Adds section 6505-d to the education law to establish training in cultural awareness and competence for medical professionals. Section 1: 1) Lists medical professionals subject and establishes the content and requirements for cultural competency training and course work. 2) Defines "acceptable formal continuing education". 3) Establishes reporting requirements by medical professionals. 4) Provides exemptions from cultural competency Course work and training.
S925 (ACTIVE) - Bill Text download pdf
S T A T E O F N E W Y O R K ________________________________________________________________________ 925 2013-2014 Regular Sessions I N S E N A T E (PREFILED) January 9, 2013 ___________ Introduced by Sens. SERRANO, HASSELL-THOMPSON, KRUEGER, MONTGOMERY, PERKINS, SAMPSON, SAVINO -- read twice and ordered printed, and when printed to be committed to the Committee on Higher Education AN ACT to amend the education law and the public health law, in relation to requiring cultural awareness and competence training for medical professionals THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, REPRESENTED IN SENATE AND ASSEM- BLY, DO ENACT AS FOLLOWS: Section 1. The education law is amended by adding a new section 6505-d to read as follows: S 6505-D. COURSE WORK OR TRAINING IN CULTURAL AWARENESS AND COMPE- TENCE. 1. EVERY PHYSICIAN, PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT, DENTIST, REGISTERED NURSE, LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSE, PODIATRIST, OPTOMETRIST AND NURSE PRAC- TITIONER PRACTICING IN THE STATE WHO PROVIDES DIRECT MEDICAL SERVICES TO PATIENTS IN THIS STATE SHALL, ON OR BEFORE JULY FIRST, TWO THOUSAND THIRTEEN AND EVERY REGISTRATION PERIOD THEREAFTER, COMPLETE COURSE WORK OR TRAINING REGARDING CULTURAL AWARENESS AND COMPETENCE IN THE PROVISION OF MEDICAL SERVICES IN ACCORDANCE WITH REGULATED STANDARDS PROMULGATED BY THE DEPARTMENT, IN CONSULTATION WITH THE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH. SUCH CULTURAL AWARENESS AND COMPETENCE COURSE WORK OR TRAINING SHALL REQUIRE TWO HOURS OF COURSE WORK OR TRAINING ENCOMPASSING MINORITY HEALTHCARE ISSUES INCLUDING ETHNIC, RELIGIOUS, LINGUISTIC, SEXUAL ORIENTATION AND GENDER IDENTITY HEALTHCARE ISSUES AND THEIR IMPACT ON MINORITY HEALTH- CARE. IN PROMULGATING REGULATORY STANDARDS PURSUANT TO THIS SECTION THE DEPARTMENT IS ADVISED TO CONSULT WITH ORGANIZATIONS REPRESENTATIVE OF PROFESSIONS, INSTITUTIONS AND THOSE WITH EXPERTISE IN CULTURAL AWARENESS AND COMPETENCE. 2. AS USED IN THIS SECTION, "ACCEPTABLE FORMAL CONTINUING EDUCATION" SHALL MEAN FORMAL PROGRAMS OF LEARNING WHICH CONTRIBUTE TO PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE AND WHICH MEET THE STANDARDS PRESCRIBED BY REGULATIONS OF THE EXPLANATION--Matter in ITALICS (underscored) is new; matter in brackets [ ] is old law to be omitted.
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Security Token ICOs and Compliance: Regulations A, D and Crowdfunding
One of the most contentious issues in the burgeoning token community is how governmental agencies will ultimately decide to regulate the sale and transfer of tokens, specifically with respect to initial coin offerings (ICOs). At present, financial experts continue to go back-and-forth on whether tokens should be treated as currencies, property assets, securities, or their own novel classification for governing purposes. Recent guidance from the SEC suggests that the organization may consider all tokens and offerings of tokens as securities … Read the Rest!


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Stories of employees.
The Story
"I started as a consultant in Sutherland when the whole company was not more than 130 people. On the sixth month I was promoted to team leader - managing the German team of around twenty people in one of our projects. In 2012 I left the country for a while but when I returned to Bulgaria, I came back in Sutherland. I was offered a position in a new project - the conditions and the project itself were very attractive. As a manager of the team I went through the whole launching process - training, know-how exchange, recruitment, establishment of best practices. The project was going really well and I was promoted to senior team manager. A year ago I became an account manager, which was my initial ambition. I have grown with the project - it is developing really well and today we are already 250 people."
The Skills
"I have acquired all operational and people management skills in Sutherland. The company gives you knowledge and the opportunity to make decisions and take responsibilities, to be independent."
"Sutherland is structured in a way that gives you the opportunity to get to know other departments as human resources, finance, business planning, which is rare for other companies. In Sutherland, if you want to lead a team well, you have to be competent in all these areas. The company teaches you to do the link and the balance between the units in order to achieve all the targets."Read more
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Little Sand Point (7/11/13-7/14/13)
Our family's first camping trip! We packed up the Rockwood Freedom pop-up camper and took off to Piseco lake. We enjoyed taking a hike, relaxing in the hammock, and falling asleep to the sound of loons on the lake. Rachel and her boyfriend Clay came and set up a tent and Grandpa and Gigi rode the motorcycle up and stayed at a place close to Speculator. Marleigh played in her Pack-n-Play for most of the weekend as she was a little too small to be walking yet. She loved playing on the beds in the camper and did really well on her first long camping trip. Overall, we had a great time with the start of our new lifestyle!
Lake Harris (8/1/13-8/4/13)
With our first trip under our belts, we quickly booked a reservation for just a few weeks later. We decided to stay at Lake Harris because it was close to the High Peaks. Zak came with us so that Luke and him could begin their quest to summit all 46 Adirondack High Peaks. Upon arrival, we were met with a severe rainstorm! Luke and Zak set up the pop-up in the pouring rain which got all of our things soaked. Luke immediately vowed to buy a full-sized camper. Despite the initial rainy weather, the weekend was not a total washout. Papa and Mimi came and met us for two nights and enjoyed their stay. Somehow, we managed to all fit in the pop-up! We enjoyed time in the canoe, relaxing around a bonfire, and Luke and Zach hiked Wright, Algonquin, and Iroquois for their first 3 High Peaks. It was another great outing!


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Progress report for GNC17-245
Identification and pyramiding of candidate genes controlling adult plant resistance in oats against crown rust disease
Project Type: Graduate Student
Funds awarded in 2017: $11,999.00
Projected End Date: 08/31/2020
Grant Recipient: University of Minnesota
Region: North Central
State: Minnesota
Graduate Student:
Faculty Advisor:
Project Information
The North-Central region is the top producer of oats in the United States. However, oat production in this region is constrained by crown rust disease caused by the fungus Puccinia coronata, the most devastating disease of oat worldwide. Epidemics in the recent years have caused production losses of up to 50%. This project aims to minimize these losses by developing new oat germplasm that are resistant to crown rust. As an initial step, crosses of resistant wild relative and susceptible cultivated parents were made to develop eight mapping populations to guide genetic mapping efforts. These populations will be evaluated in field plots for resistance, and SNP markers will be developed to map the locations of genes or loci contributing to this trait. Once candidate genes are identified from different populations, multiple parents will be crossed to pyramid these genes. When advanced, the pyramided lines and associated linked markers will be forwarded to breeders for inclusion in their oat varietal improvement programs. Learning outcomes include knowledge enhancement about sources of resistance and plant immune mechanisms accessible to plant pathologists and breeders. The evaluation plan for these outcomes will be based on the number of seminars or presentations given and number of reads/downloads and citations of published papers. Action outcomes will be the use of this project's germplasm by breeders to develop new oat varieties and adoption of developed methodologies by members of our scientific community (plant geneticists and molecular biologists). The evaluation plan for the action outcomes will be the actual use of our germplasm in oat breeding programs, and number of reads/downloads and citations of published papers. The long term goal of this project is to increase the overall income of oat growers and boost the production of healthy oat with use of enhanced crown rust resistant varieties.
Project Objectives:
The learning outcomes from this project include: 1) development of new sources of multi-gene resistance for oat varietal improvement; and 2) information about these new resistance genes/QTLs and their inheritance pattern, all available to the scientific community for utilization and crop improvement. The target audience for this project is primarily the oat scientific community. This work aims to generate scientific results useful and valuable for the oat industry, particularly in the NCR. Findings from this project also can benefit production in other grains as adult plant resistance can be broad spectrum and the orthology among genes in cereals may allow crop translational applications.
The action outcomes include the use of germplasm generated from this project to breed new oat cultivars; adoption of methods and use of generated data to identify new sources of resistance and better understand the molecular genetic basis of adult plant resistance. Historically, oat cultivars only last a maximum of five years in the field before their resistance to crown rust is broken. The pathogen evolves rapidly and acquires new virulence traits over time. Therefore, there is a constant need to develop new varieties to avoid epidemics and severe economic losses. This project addresses the pre-breeding bottleneck, which is finding novel sources of resistance genes that are easy to cross with the existing cultivars. Ultimately, this project leads to more durable crown rust- resistant cultivars that growers can adopt, which would then help maintain the status of NCR as the top oat producer in the US.
Materials and methods:
The aim of this project is to identify and pyramid new resistance genes to manage oat crown rust, a prevalent disease in the North Central Region. In 2018, I have screened five mapping populations (OtanaA x CI7035-1, OtanaA x CI8000-4, OtanaA x PI266887-1, OtanaD x PI260616-1, and OtanaI x PI263412-1) in the Buckthorn Nursery in St. Paul, MN to evaluate the oat lines for crown rust resistance. Based on the segregation data on resistance, oat lines from two populations (OtanaA x CI8000-4 and OtanaD x PI260616-1), were selected for subjection to a molecular technique called Oat SNP Chip genotyping in the USDA Genotyping Lab in Fargo, ND to associate the resistance phenotype to regions (loci) of the oat genome. These regions potentially contain new resistance alleles that can be used for oat breeding for crown rust resistance. I also developed genetic markers for these loci for marker-assisted selection and determined the proportion of the phenotype explained by the markers. Further, I have started oat crosses to combine this locus with other previously identified loci so that I can pyramid them into a single line and release it later as a breeding germplasm. To our knowledge, this is the first attempt to combine adult plant resistance genes for rust in oats. I have presented a poster of these results at the International Congress of Plant Pathology Meeting in Boston, MA in August 2018 (see attached poster) and gained experience on communicating my research to an international audience. Nazareno_ICPP2018_Poster_v3
Research results and discussion:
In my analysis, I found one major region in oat linkage group 21 (Mrg21) that controls resistance in the two mapping populations that were sent for genotyping. This is in addition to what USDA Cereal Disease Laboratory researchers have identified previously. I have developed markers for this locus and found that the effect of this region on crown rust resistance range from 31-50%, which is quite significant. To combine this locus with the other loci, I have initiated oat crosses with nine parents in Spring 2018 and so far, the markers that I have developed were able to differentiate resistant and susceptible oat genotypes. This will be of great help in further selection in the later generations. Currently, I have F2 and F3 progenies from my crosses and some of them are already fixed for the resistance locus. There is currently no single resistance gene that can withstand all races of crown rust in the field, so quantitative resistance, as the one that this project is exploiting is viewed to be the best way to achieve durable crown rust resistance. Compared to chemical control, genetic resistance is less costly and deemed to be more sustainable.
The beneficiary for this project is primarily the oat scientific community and later, the growers, when the oat germplasm is released. Presenting these results in an international meeting is therefore a great outcome for this project, which enabled sharing of the research outputs to scientists around the world. In the meeting, I have interacted with several scientists, researchers, and students from all over the world and talked about my research. I thought it was a great avenue to learn and share experiences with other people in your field. In addition, some people also visited my research plots in the Buckthorn Nursery in the University of Minnesota St. Paul Campus. These include research personnel from the College of Food and Natural Sciences, UMN and a scientist from the Grains Research and Development Corporation, Australia. I had the chance to explain my research while showing my rusted and resistant plants in the field.
Educational & Outreach Activities
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Participation Summary
Education/outreach description:
Other than participation in an international meeting and showing my plots to some visitors, I don't have anything more to report on education and outreach.
Project Outcomes
Project outcomes:
Our primary output from this project would be the breeding germplasm that we will release to oat breeders as donor for crown rust resistance. Breeders can then use the germplasm for cultivar development, which would eventually be released and planted by growers as cultivars. Therefore, this project basically deals with pre-breeding oat for crown rust resistance. Though it does not have a direct benefit to growers right now, resistant cultivars developed from this project's germplasm will certainly help growers cope up with crown rust in the future.
Oat production has decreased in the US in the past decades and crown rust contributed to the decline somehow. Because of crown rust and other factors (i.e. low profitability), growers are hesitant to plant oats and would rather plant corn or soybean. Since oat is considered as a "health" crop, fungicide spraying is not encouraged, particularly for organically-grown oats. This project aims to address that problem so that growers of oat, organic or not, would not take a lot of losses due to crown rust like the one that happened in Minnesota and South Dakota in 2014 when both states lost 50% and 35% of the yield, respectively, due to crown rust.
Knowledge Gained:
Our project aims to develop a sustainable way to manage crown rust and we still think that breeding for disease resistance by combining multiple resistance genes would be the best approach to combat this disease. The more new genes that we discover from resistant donors, the more we realize that there is still genetic diversity in oat that remains to be explored. We plan to exploit these untapped resources and use them for our own advantage to develop lines that are resilient to crown rust. We also realize that the pathogen is always changing, almost every year, as new races are being produced after completing its life cycle in buckthorn (alternate host). This always reminds us not to be complacent and to be careful in deploying resistance genes out in the field in the future.
Any opinions, findings, conclusions, or recommendations expressed in this publication are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the view of the U.S. Department of Agriculture or SARE.


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So it's been a bit since I've posted…and since then, a lot has happened. Perhaps the most significant thing is my getting schooled pretty good on #mediawiki about the lack of merits of a pluggable mime detection system. Basically, its not that a pluggable media validation system is a bad idea, it's that there's no need to make any use of the existing MimeMagic module at all. My approach had been to start with it, and then use plugins to fine-tune its results as necessary. This is nice in that it doesn't require a complete refactoring of uploading in MediaWiki, but it is overly complicated and has a few big drawbacks, one being that such a design wouldn't really provide for extracting and caching file metadata, so that would have to be done at a later stage, requiring an in-depth analysis of the files twice.
A better design is to just have upload validation handlers register themselves for file extensions that they can analyze, and have no generic mime detection at all. This is a part of Daniel's proposed design expressed in his blog. Another nice not-yet mentioned detail of this design is that it provides for a clean way to taylor the recommended maximum upload size to different media types. The obvious drawback to this is that it requires the development of plugins specializing in reading & extracting metadata from every file type you want to support before this design could be deployed.
Perhaps that wouldn't actually be as much work as it sounds like. In the past 2 days, I've essentially created such a plugin that covers the entire audio and video arena, and I think it does a really good job, too. Currently, it can use the ffmpeg-php api, MPlayer's little-known companion script midentify, or both. Adding additional analysis mechanisms would be a very straightforward process, but between those two you obtain pretty good overarching support for validating audio and video types. Actually, since MPlayer gives you ffmpeg's abilities and then some, you can get along fine on midentify only, but I wrote support for ffmpeg-php for two reasons. The main one is that in my tests it sometimes finishes quicker, and sometimes by a lot. (Total runtimes for validation using a composite ffmpeg/mplayer solution are running between < .1 and ~.8 seconds on my test machine, depending on whether both end up needing to be invoked, so its in the ballpark.) Additionally, if MediaWiki moves to validating uploads using a number of dedicated plugins like this requiring some external utility or other, I can just hear the rumblings from private MediaWiki users. MPlayer is at least a truckload of RPM downloads, and at most a troublesome build/install, so for some that aren't looking to do media recoding too, the php extension might make their installation experience easier.
And that brings you to where I am at this moment. Currently I'm invoking this code through the existing UploadVerification hook, which operates with no regard to the uploaded extension/type. It'd be nice if my code only got called on uploads of extensions it had registered with the upload validator as audio or video (a long list, I know…and probably some work to properly compile) but for now, I think I'll just emulate this by providing a list of extensions that it can verify as an array or sommat, and immediately return execution to the calling script if the upload isn't on the list. Hopefully, at some point in the future, that can easily be adapted to register my code as the handler for those audio and video types.
And, if things start being done that way, it might also provide a good replacement for $wgFileExtensions, which otherwise is at risk of becoming tediously long as more file types get properly supported.
You can experiment with my code at http://mikeb.servehttp.com:8080/wiki/phase3/ — though this is the machine I'm working on, so it will be occasionally broken, have wierd debugging output, etc.


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2020-04-08T03:12:28Z https://ejcm.journals.ekb.eg/?_action=export&rf=summon&issue=181 2015-01-01 10.21608 The Egyptian Journal of Community Medicine The Egypt. J. of Community Medicine 1110-1865 1110-1865 2015 33 1 Prevalence of the most common Reproductive Tract Infections among women attending family Planning clinics in Montazah-Alexandria Background: The global burden of reproductive tract infections (RTIs) is enormous and of a major public health concern, particularly in developing countries where RTIs are endemic. RTIs constitute the second major cause of disease burden (after maternity related causes) in young adult women in developing countries. Aim of work: To measure the prevalence of Candida albicans, Trichomonas vaginalis and Bacterial vaginosis among married women and to identify some factors associated with them. Subject and methods: a cross sectional descriptive study was conducted in four health centers in El -Montazah health district-Alexandria. All women seeking family planning services at these clinics were included in the study till fulfilling the calculated sample size. An interview questionnaire, clinical examination and laboratory diagnosis were implemented on studied participants. Result: The study revealed that 484/615 (78.7%) studied women had at least one type of reproductive tract infections based on laboratory test. Candida albicans constituted (48.1%),
Bacterial Vaginosis constituted (28.9%), mixed Candidiasis and Bacterial Vaginosis constituted (15.4%) Trichomonas vaginalis constituted (4.1%) mixed Trichomonas and Candidiasis and / or Bacterial Vaginosis constituted (3.3%). Education and employment were found to be significantly associated with reproductive tract
infections however age and parity were not significantly associated with RTIs. Conclusion: RTIs are prevalent among women attending the family planning clinics. Both education and employment influence the presence of RTIs.Recommendation: As family planning is often a woman's primary, and sometimes sole contact with the health care system; it is recommended to integrate RTI saeening & management with family planning services 2015 01 01 1 14 https://ejcm.journals.ekb.eg/article_712_9067a3b7f6c2878972992aec1898d29d.pdf 2015-01-01 10.21608 The Egyptian Journal of Community Medicine The Egypt. J. of Community Medicine 1110-1865 1110-1865 2015 33 1 Barriers to The Utilization of Cardiovascular Risk Prediction Tools as Perceived by Primary Health Care and Family Physicians Background: Mortality from cardiovascular diseases was ranked the first cause of death in Egypt, accounting for 46% of total deaths. Although the use of cardiovascular risk prediction tools (CVRPT) to identify those at higher risk was proven to be a cost-effective strategy, these tools remain underutilized in clinical practice. Objective: To investigate the barriers to the utilization of CVRPT as perceived by primary health care and family physicians. Subjects and Methods: A cross sectional study was conducted in 25 primary health care and family medicine units in three Egyptian cities using an adapted questionnaire. Results: One hundred and seventy six (176) eligible physicians from a recruited sample of 230 (response rate=76%) participated in the study. About 81% of all physicians rarely or never use CVRPT. Most often stated barriers to use CVRPT are: distrust in stakeholders' interest (88.7%), patients' non-compliance due to inability to afford requested investigations (83%), and the imperfection of using single score in measuring patient's global cardiovascular risk (82%). Among different questionnaire domains, the "distrust in CVRPT validity" was found to be the most important domain influencing the utilization of CVRPT (p=0.045), and among all questionnaire items, the "Distrust in stakeholders' interest", and "a single score doesn't take into account the complex situation of the patient" were found to be the most important indicators influencing CVRPT utilization by logistic regression analysis. Forty seven percent (47%) reported that the health care system does not support the use of CVRPT due to economic reasons, and 36% reported the need for an easy and cost-effective tool. Conclusion: Distrust in the validity and comprehensiveness of CVRPT, distrust in stakeholders, lack of time, lack of physician knowledge and training, and economic reasons were the most important barriers against the utilization of CVRPT. Further studies are needed for examining the effect of global CVD calculation on actual patient outcomes. Communication among CVRPT stakeholders and health care policy makers in Egypt, adopting a simple, cost effective CVRPT, and physician training were suggested to promote the utilization of CVR scores in clinical practice. 2015 01 01 15 32 https://ejcm.journals.ekb.eg/article_713_2390ebe44b9c6cc747a8310d764c0621.pdf 2015-01-01 10.21608 The Egyptian Journal of Community Medicine The Egypt. J. of Community Medicine 1110-1865 1110-1865 2015 33 1 Hepatocellular Carcinoma in Relation to Occupational and Environmental Heavy metals Exposure Hepatitis C and B were considered the unique risk factors encountered for HCC. However epidemiological studies indicate that human liver is susceptible also to environmental carcinogens including heavy metals. In the current study lead and cadmium were examined to find the possible relation to either chronic hepatitis or hepatocellular carcinoma because those two heavy metals are widely distributed in the Egyptian community especially in rural community. Variety of pesticides, fertilizers in addition to drinking water contamination together with smoking were considered sources of different chemicals especially those two heavy metals. Objectives: To determine the possible relation between blood lead and cadmium and HCC and chronic hepatitis. Methodology: Three groups were included 50 HCC, 50 chronic hepatitis were compared to 50 matched control group. All subjects were asked to fill an interview questionnaire that covers detailed sociodemographic, occupational and environmental risk factors . Gas chromatography was used for measurement of blood heavy metals in whole blood sample. Results: blood cadmium level was higher among HCC group compared to chronic hepatitis group and controls (1.6+0.4, 1.2+0.3 and 1+0.4) respectively with a statistically significant difference (p0.01). No statistically significant difference has been the studied groups as regard blood lead level (14.8+5, 12.5+3.4 and 12+4.7 respectively p =0.21NS). ALT and AST were higher among HCC and chronic hepatitis group compared to controls (96+43, 76+55 and 23+5) and (78+40, 70+50.7 and 16.8+5 respectively p<0.001HS). Cadmium level was inversely correlated with albumin level (r=-0.30 and p=0.02). Cadmium is positively correlated versus age r=0.32 and p=0.02S. On the other hand no statistically significant correlation could be detected between cadmium with. Lead was positively correlated versus age (r=-0.29 and p=0.04S). On the other hand no statistically significant correlation could be detected between lead and other variables (p>0.05). No statistically significant difference between males and females as regard lead and cadmium. Conclusion: This study reinforces that blood cadmium may play a role in HCC but direct effect couldn't be confirmed. Smoking represents the main environmental source of cadmium among HCC patients. Further studies are needed to clarify direct effects of environmental risk factors in the pathogenesis and progression of liver cancer. Cadmium and lead level HCC heavy metals and cancer liver 2015 01 01 33 46 https://ejcm.journals.ekb.eg/article_714_af7160fcf372aba90b76b0a407ae6143.pdf 2015-01-01 10.21608 The Egyptian Journal of Community Medicine The Egypt. J. of Community Medicine 1110-1865 1110-1865 2015 33 1 Management of stress among primary school teachers in Ismailia city. An intervention study Teacher stress is a multifactorial phenomenon that spread globally irrespective to the level of development of country. Aim of study: The aim of this study was to measure the efficacy of a stress management program in lowering the level of stress among schools' teachers who suffers work-related stress. Subjects and Methods: A quasi-experimental design was used to test the effect of application of stress management program among primary school teachers living in Ismailia city. Cluster sampling technique was used to choose the primary schools included in the study. A sample size of 170 school teachers was selected randomly from the chosen schools. A self administered questionnaire was used as a tool for the study before and after the intervention. Intervention program was composed of small lectures and watching videos with coping maneuvers to be followed in case of any stress situation. Results: 64.7% and 22.4% of surveyed school teachers were having moderate and severe stress respectively. Bad behavior of students, long working hours and not enough salary were the common reported factors to cause a lot to severe stress among the sample. After introducing the stress management program, the percentage of teachers who have no stress increased from 12.9% to 32.9% and the percentage of those who have severe stress decreased from 22.4% to 5.9%. In conclusion, the study revealed that one fifth of primary school teachers in Ismailia city perceived teaching as a severely stressful job. This study can be considered as a pilot study and further research need to be conducted to determine the most suitable stress management activities that suit our culture and local circumstances. Stress Management Intervention teachers 2015 01 01 47 60 https://ejcm.journals.ekb.eg/article_715_ab2534371b41ff98d01a4d23d57a6a77.pdf 2015-01-01 10.21608 The Egyptian Journal of Community Medicine The Egypt. J. of Community Medicine 1110-1865 1110-1865 2015 33 1 Knowledge &Practices of Exclusive Breast Feeding in Fayoum, Egypt Background Breastfeeding is an important public health strategy for improving infant and child morbidity and mortality, The WHO recommends that for the first six months of life, infants should be exclusively breastfed. This study aimed at assessing exclusive breastfeeding EBF knowledge, and practice among lactating mothers attending Benisaleh Family Health Unit having infant aged from 2-6 moths. Methods: A cross-sectional study using structured questionnaire was conducted among mothers having infant aged from 2-6 months attending Bensaleh FHU for immunization practices through period from July to September 2013. Results: Out of 400 mothers interviewed; exclusive breast feeding was reported among 50 (12.5 %). The mean total knowledge score of participants was 10.22±2.9& ranged from 4 to 22 out of 27 knowledge questions. The mean
knowledge score was significantly higher in mothers, with higher education, working mothers and those who received knowledge from media & combined source than those with lower education, not working and who received knowledge from PHC workers. The significant predictors for exclusive breastfeeding practice among participants were; male sex, early breastfeeding initiation after delivery, and good knowledge with odds ratios of 3.02, 13.2 and 7.9 respectively. Conclusion and Recommendation: There was a lack of knowledge and correct feeding practice regarding EBF. Urban and educated mothers have good knowledge. Counseling
for mothers on EBF needs to be improved and health care workers need to be better trained to provide counseling services during antenatal care visits. EBF Knowledge Practices lactating mothers Breast milk 2015 01 01 61 77 https://ejcm.journals.ekb.eg/article_716_f87328c293393b4b2c89e9801d7c4e26.pdf 2015-01-01 10.21608 The Egyptian Journal of Community Medicine The Egypt. J. of Community Medicine 1110-1865 1110-1865 2015 33 1 Prevalence and predictors of emotional and behavioral problems among rural school Egyptian adolescents BACKGROUND: Emotional and behavioral problems among adolescents are common
problems in developing and developed countries with a great impact on their health and
wellbeing. The OBJECTIVE is to determine prevalence, predictors and impact of emotional
and behavioral problems among rural adolescents' school children.
METHODS: A cross sectional study with multistage random sample was taken from Giza
governorate rural school students aged 13 to 17 years during the academic year 2012-2013. A
sample of 476 students was selected. Psychological assessment was conducted using selfreported
strengths and difficulties questionnaire (SDQ).
RESULTS: The study showed that 18.5% of students had behavioral problems with the highest
proportion in emotional problems followed by conduct problems, hyperactive problems and
lastly peer relations. Abnormal impact score was found in 13.7% of studied students. Students
from private school, at secondary educational grade, with separated or dead parent and
frequently punished at school were significant predictors of behavioral problems.
CONCLUSIONS: Students from private schools, secondary education, with separated or dead
parent, and frequently punished were at higher risk to have behavioral abnormalities than others.
School teachers need proper training on how to communicate properly with their adolescent
students aiming to avoid frequent punishments. Adolescents Emotional and behavioral problems rural Egypt 2015 01 01 79 92 https://ejcm.journals.ekb.eg/article_717_ca2d71d8ce0982f063561140d67c1b66.pdf


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The stomach-churning stink of death hit me first.
We were in what had been a school playground, now a mess of rubble and concrete, the nearby classrooms bombed-out ruins.
We had stumbled across nine dead Islamic State fighters.
They made a sorry sight: arms and legs twisted awkwardly, ragged fatigues hanging off their limbs and their beards covered in thick grey dust.
It was January and I was in the Syrian town of Kobane, four months into a siege by ISIS, with Kurds fighting for their lives.
"These guys died two days ago," said Ahmad Al Saghir, a local school teacher turned fighter.
"They were going to detonate a car bomb but it didn't work so we killed them first. They shot at me and missed but they hit my friend and killed him.
"There must be hundreds of bodies in these buildings," he added, indicating the area around us.
Our Kurdish guides had brought us to a part of town they had just liberated from the Islamic extremists.
I had never seen death like this, and even though I knew these were bad guys in a very real sense, the banal horror of their death made me catch my breath.
Somewhere, mothers were wondering where there sons were, and if they would ever see them again.
They could even be mums in the UK, a fact that was proved later that day when a Kurd came up to me with a pound coin.
He said: "Here, for you. I found it near the dead bodies in the school playground.
"We found papers on some of the bodies: a German passport, Australian and Chechen papers, some Arab… and this British coin."
A decade ago I had been a Daily Mirror 3am girl, now I was in Syria with director James Brabazon making a documentary for Unreported World on Channel 4.
We were smuggled illegally over the border from Turkey at night with Kurdish fighters, and were staying in a small house in the west of the town.
It was freezing; there was little fuel for heat or electricity, and not much food or water.
Above us was the constant whine of coalition jets followed by the earth-shaking thump of the huge bombs they dropped on ISIS, sometimes no more than 500 yards away.
Then there was the high-pitched crash of ISIS mortars, and the bird-like singing of bullets zipping through the air.
For the people living in Kobane, this had become normal since ISIS surrounded the town last September.
"When we were told ISIS was two hours away, I picked my daughter up and walked out of the house. We have not been back since," said mum Khadreh, describing the moment they fled their rural village.
"We heard ISIS were raping and killing girls and women, so we ran. Now, we live here," she added pointing at the truck we were standing in front of.
With her husband and three children, 36-year-old Khadreh – who was nine months pregnant – was living in the back of the vehicle on the edge of Kobane.
"And this is where we hide when the ISIS mortars fall," her six-year-old son shouted. He crawled under the truck and squatted in the ankle-deep mud, beaming at me.
The tarpaulin roof over the back of their vehicle was no protection from the cold or the ISIS barrage.
There were thousands of people like Khadreh all around us, living in a makeshift camp pressed up against the border with Turkey after fleeing the ISIS onslaught through the Syrian countryside.
"Why don't you cross the border and go to a refugee camp in Turkey?" I asked. "Wouldn't you be safer there?"
"We don't want to leave our truck. It is all we have left. I will not leave my land," said Khadreh.
Then she showed me her baby bag.
She was 10 days off her due date and had prepared a small bag of secondhand clothes and scraps of cotton to wrap her baby in when the time came.
"But it's so cold at night, Khadreh, what are you going to do?", I asked.
"I will hold my baby close, and hope and pray we survive."
She never stopped smiling. Khadreh is a Syrian Kurd, an ethnic group that ISIS has proclaimed un-Islamic because Kurdish women do not cover their hair, and their female soldiers fight alongside men in frontline battles.
The jihadists say they want to "rid" Syria and Iraq of Kurds and Christian Yazidis. Reports suggest that thousands of Yazidi and Kurdish women and girls have been sold into sexual slavery by ISIS.
More than 200,000 Syrian Kurdish refugees fled to Turkey from Kobane and surrounding areas during the 134-day siege.
But a few thousand remained, unwilling to leave their homes despite the danger.
One of our neighbours was 38-year-old Hawa, a mum-of-six. "I have lost both my brothers to this war," she said.
"One was in the Syrian army. After he was killed, my brother and mother went to collect his body and they were killed in an airstrike.
"My three daughters are all fighting in the Kurdish militia, the YPJ.
"I have one daughter based in northern Iraq, and I know she is alive because I saw her on the TV news the other night. It made me happy.
"My other two daughters are fighting here in Kobane. I haven't seen my middle daughter Vian in a year. She's just 19 years old."
We found a school functioning in the basement of a building. The teacher told us the aim was to keep children safe as well as teaching them to read.
"My cousin was attacked and killed when he climbed up on a tank," a six-year-old boy told me.
"My cousin was hit by a rocket," a girl of eight said. "He lost half his head. If I die, I want to be buried here in Kobane – it is my home."
Days after we left, the Kurds declared that after four months of fighting they had pushed ISIS out of Kobane. But the extremists still control vast swathes of Syria and Iraq.
Khadreh – still living in the truck – gave birth to a healthy baby boy.
She plans to find a house in town where they can live until ISIS has retreated far enough to allow them to return to their village and their farm.
She named the baby Jiyan. It means Life.
- Unreported World is on Channel 4 on demand – 4oD.


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