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Title: United States Naval Medical Bulletin Vol. 1 Nos. 1-3, April, July, October 1907
Creator: U.S. Navy. Bureau of Medicine and Surgery
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Date: 1907-04
Language: eng
Vol. 1 No. 1<br /><br />Preface .............. vii<br />Special articles ................................... 1<br />The Gross Pathology of Samoa, with comments upon sanitary features<br />and treatment. By A. M. Fauntleroy................................... 1<br />A petition from Samoa................................... 14<br />A Preliminary Note on Flagellates; their Significance and Cultivation.<br />By H. W. Smith................................... 14<br />A case of Tropical Febrile Splenomegaly. By H. W. Smith .................22<br /><br />Clinical notes................................... 27<br />Tinea Tropica Circinata. By G. F. Freeman................................... 27<br />Dengue and Influenza in the Tropics; a method of differential diagnosis.<br />By E. R. Stitt ................................... 30<br />A Case of Aneurisrn of the Abdominal Aorta. By H. A. May ............. 33<br />A Case of Adams-Stokes Disease. By P. T. Dessez................................... 39<br /><br />Current comment...................................41<br />Medical Department organization for battle................................... 41<br /><br />Medical progress................................... 42<br />Laboratory - United States Navy Blood stain; typhoid emulsion; a<br />new modification of the Romonowski stain................................... 42<br />Bacteriology-The question of supersensitation................................... 47<br />Tropical medicine-- Mode of Infection in dracontiasis; trypano-somiasis;<br />dengue...................................47<br />Surgery-Methods of suturing the abdominal wall; gonorrheal joint<br />disease; cardiovascular regulation; subdeltoid bursitis ........................... 48<br /><br />Vol. 1 No. 2<br /><br />Preface . . . . . . . . . . . . . . vii<br /><br />Special articles .... . ......... . .................... . ....... . . . 55<br />The West Indian Bilharziosis in its relation to the Schistosomum Mansoni,<br />with memoranda in ten cases. By R. C. Holcomb.................... 55<br />Elephantiasis of the Scrotum; its operative care. By A. M. Fauntleroy.. 80<br />Preliminary report on Corynebacterium Aureum (Lee), a pseudo-diphtheritic<br />organism producing marked orange pigment. By A. K Lee...... 84<br /><br />Clinical notes...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 88<br />Epidemic, Bronchial Asthma of Guam. By G. F. Freeman.............. 88<br />A note on the Pathology of the Lungs in Epidemic Asthma of Guam. By<br />O.J. Mink..... . ................................... .. . .. ........... 91<br />Median Cervicle Fistula. By F. L. Pleadwell .. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 92<br />A case of Gangosa in a white man. By E. R. Stitt . . . . . . . . . . . . 96<br />Treatment of Pneumonia (Lobar) by quinine; report of a case. By D. N.<br />Carpenter. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 97<br />A case of Apoplexy simulating opium poisoning. By W. D. Owens..... . 98<br />Wood Alcohol Poisoning; report of three cases. By H. E. Odell........ 99<br />A case of Aneurism of the Thoracic Aorta. By I. 8. K. Reeves..... . .... 99<br /><br />Current comment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 102<br />Should Protected Hospitals be built in ships of war? By J. C. Wise..... 102<br /><br />Medical progress...... . .. .. ....................... . .......... . ........... 105<br />Laboratory - Notes on opsonins and their present diagnostic and therapeutic status. By E. R. Stitt........................................ 105<br />Observations on vaccine treatment in Sir A. Wright's laboratory, St. Mary's<br />Hospital, Paddington, London. By H. W. Smith...... . ....... .. .... 112<br />The Diazo Reaction in Tuberculosis..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 115<br />Surgery-gunshot wounds of the stomach; gastric ulcers; visceral rupture;<br />perforation in typhoid fever. By H. C. Curl.... .. . . . . ............... 115<br />Tropical medicine-Neurasthenia........... . .......................... 119<br />Hygiene-Typhoid fever infection; the epidemiology of Malta Fever;<br />leprosy in Japan. By W. H. Bell............. . ..................... 120<br /><br />Vol. 1 No. 3<br /><br />Preface...........................vii<br /><br />Special articles........................... 123<br />The so-called functional or accidental heart murmurs; with special reference to their etiology and classification. By P. E. McDonnold ... ........123<br />Splenectomy ; a case. By H. C. Curl ........................... 146<br />An operation for Internal Hemorrhoids. By B. F. Jenness .................... 150<br /><br />Suggested devices ........................... 153<br />Modification of the Esmarch Chloroform Mask. By W. F. Schaller ........ 153<br /><br />Clinical notes ...........................<br />Record of a case of supposed Locomotor Ataxia with interesting points in Diagnosis. By N. J. Blackwood ........................... 154<br />A case of Fractured Patella; twice fractured and twice sutured. By G. F. Freeman ........................... 156<br />A case of Strangulated Inguinal Hernia (right) in a male who was operated on for the same condition eighteen months previous. By E. H. H. Old ........................... 158<br />A case of Septicaemia. By H. E. Perlie ........................... 160<br />A case of Empyaemia. By F. G. Abeken ...........................161<br />A case of Pyaemla following Tonsilitis. By W. A. Angwin ...............162<br />A case of Myositis Purulenta ( ?) . By J. E. Gardner ...........................163<br />A case of Ankylostomiasis. By S. H. Dickson ...........................164<br />A case of Tubercular Abscesses of Liver. By R. C. Persons ..................165<br />A case of Cerebro-spinal Meningitis. By S. H. Dickson .....................165<br />A case of Aneurism of the Aorta. By C. M. Oman ...........................166<br />Case reports from Canacao Hospital: Liver abscess; acute nonsuppurative<br />internal nephritis; gunshot-fractured spine; gallstones; 3 cases of internal derangement of knee ........................... 167<br /><br />Current comment...........................170<br />Medical Department Battle Stations. By W. H. Bell ...........................171<br />Venereal Prophylaxis. By G. L. Wickes ...........................172<br /><br />Medical progress ........................... 175<br />Surgery - Drainage in Appendicitis; suture of blood vessels; statistics in re carcinoma ; typhoid perforation ; the preappendicitis state; treatment of delayed union of fractures; treatment of infected wounds. By H. C. Curl and H. W. Smith ........................... 175<br />Pathology and Bacteriology - Detection of syphilitic antibodies; Iodine reaction in the leucocytes; a new method for blood cultures; spirochetes in Hodgkins disease; stain of spirochetes in tissue. By C. S. Butler and O. J. Mink........................... 179<br />Parasitology - The bedbug as the Intermediary host of Leishman-Donovan<br />body of Kala azar; Is the distinction between Entamoeba Coli and Dysenteriae valid? By H. C. Holcomb ........................... 183<br />General medicine - Radium therapy; recent advances in our knowledge<br />of syphilis; other sources of the dangers attributed to wood alcohol. By R. M. Kennedy........................... 186<br /><br />Reports and letters...........................<br />Association of American Medical Colleges; J. C. Wise, delegate ........................... 190<br />Council on medical education of the American Medical Association;<br />N. T. McLean, delegate ........................... 191
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The Bureau of Land Management sent Equipment Shop employees to the BFX Fire Apparatus factory in Weatherford, Texas to perform comprehensive vehicle inspections on new fire vehicles. Over the course of three days the equipment shop inspected eight Type-Six Engines and three Command Vehicles. This process is done to find and address any discrepancies between the received product and the specifications established in the contract before the vehicle is put into service.
The Equipment Shop takes on inspection projects many times a year in addition to research and development, modifications and repairs, and other fire vehicle related duties.
December, 2022
Photo by Joe Ritz, BLM Fire
Matchbox Series No4 Dodge K Series Stake Bed Truck Restoration. 1966 to 1968 - 1-75 Series. This is the second Stake bed I am restoring. I bought it years ago at a swap meet. I have applied the Citristrip that works great on metal but don't use it on plastic it will eat plastic. The stuff is amazing and takes about 15 to 20 mins to strip a Matchbox.
photo by Mr. A.. thanks ! swing mod on my pacemaker speed graphic. cool ! MAHALO ! the swing mod, will allow vertical tilts mostly to decrease depth of field.
Creating pockets with pieces of inner-tube allow me to carry a ferro rod.
Above the innertube, both sheaths are wrapped with tape.
A discussion on Mora sheaths:
Black beast. Lots of modifications and around 90% new bricks. Credits to Jangbricks and Rebel Builder.
I used half stud offsets to be able to fit two minifigs comfortably, and just revamped the interior in general.
Level crossing of Somerville Road and the Newport-Sunshine line. The railway carries freight traffic as well as the Melbourne-Adelaide standard gauge line since 1995. At this location there are two tracks - one broad gauge and the other dual gauge.
Looking towards Newport. The Melbourne-Adelaide standard (dual) gauge via North Shore (Geelong) is on the left. The street lights here are a Vic Track modification of an older VicRoads design, which are now used for replacements of damaged poles and for council lighting assets.
Another Matchbox Series No4 Dodge K Series Stake Bed Truck Modification. 1966 to 1968 - 1-75 Series. My second restoration but in this case a modification of the original using all Matchbox parts which I like. The box was off a container truck and I have no idea where the truck went but the box is in perfect shape. I pealed off the old animal sticker and made my own. I wanted something 1968 related and I ended up finding this logo on the world wide web. What do you think? I made a photo copy onto WORD and printed it onto a label, cut it out and stuck it to the side. Took about 20 mins. I like it.
I just had my septum pierced. I love it muchly. Soooo muchly.
Pierced by Brian of Halo in Tucson, who did a wonderful, amazing job and who I have a super crush on!
Modification to Stitch N Bitch Happy hooker Ruffle Corset Belt...see modifications on my blog thecrimsonowl.blogspot.com/2009/08/hooking-happily.html
A waitress at a restaurant in Cumming GA. She had some ink showing, so I asked if I could see the whole thing. The funny thing was that the waitress just pulled up her skirt and said to take the picture. The person I was having supper with considered my asking to be rude.
Another Matchbox Series No4 Dodge K Series Stake Bed Truck Modification. 1966 to 1968 - 1-75 Series. This is the testing with the new color and the restored stake bed painted green. The color I like but on the truck but I am not happy with the stake bed. The warp is bad and I tried to fix it without it breaking which it wanted to do. I even soaked it in hot water to soften it but not luck.
I really liked what Reddit user Conc (Steve) did on the rear of his model: imgur.com/a/OlWlB#0
He moved everything back a stud and gave the vents the appearance of sticking out over the tail lights.
Tribute MX250 *(1993) Engine 1899cc S4
Registration Number L 69 MEP
Not 100 per cent, but i believe this is a Tribute Automotive MX250> Tribute are based in Doset and among other models supply conversion kits to transform Mazda MX5 Mk.1s and Mk.2s to this 250GTO Ferrari lookalike.
The GRP kit is a straight forward replacement of body panels and addition of cover panels to a Mk I Mazda MX5 bodyshell. The kit can also be fitted to the MX5 Mk2 with some modifications to the kit panels.The conversion retains the full monocoque bodyshell, running gear, doors and glass of the base vehicle. The finished car is hence exempt from IVA. The self build kits, are priced from £4000.
*1993 is the date of the donor car
A Big thankyou for an incredible 24 Million views
Shot 04:05:2014 at the Donington Historic Festival REF 102-132
Prior owner modifications include the small holes bored through both of the rear dropouts. The most likely reason for this would have been to reduce weight.
Once this Simplex derailleur hanger would have had a smooth 9 mm. bore. This hole had been enlarged and tapped to accept a standard 10 x 1mm. threaded derailleur mounting bolt. The back of the once entirely round hanger was also filed slightly flat to allow room fro a typical derailleur's pivot stop. This type of modification was not a bad idea. It would allow use of derailleurs other than old Simplex models (which all bolted down from the rear of the hanger). The old Simplex derailleurs can still be used on this dropout, too.
Weizberg Church
The Roman Catholic Weizberg Church is located on a hill in the east of the town of Weiz in Styria. The high altar is dedicated to "Our Lady of Sorrows " .
Architectural History (other pictures are clickable at the end of page!)
Weizberg Church, seen from Oberfladnitz
Weizberg church, high above the city
When the first church on the hill Weizberg was erected is unclear. One suspects the middle of the 11th Century. It is a three-nave Romanesque basilica with a two-storey east tower. It was mid-14th Century (1357 ?) extended by the construction of a choir .
Since there were as windows only hatches under the roof, it was very dark in the church, what was often complained. Various attempts to improve the light conditions in the church by modifications failed and so the dean and archpriest Dr. Franz Leopold Riedlegger (1726-1755) decided to erect a new church. But he died before.
His successor, Dr. Paul Hieronymus Schmutz, thus figures as the builder of the new church. Work began in 1757. The shell construction, built by architect Joseph Hueber, was finished after something more then a year, on 8 December 1758 the picture of grace (a Pietà by the Master of Neustift in the first quarter of the 15th century ) was brought to the new church and the first service has been celebrated.
For the interior design of the one-naved late-Baroque building initially lacked the money. Not until 1769, the sculptor Veit Koniger and the painter Joseph Adam Ritter von Mölk which were also employed in the Tabor Church, could begin their work. On 22 July 1776 consecrated Bishop Joseph Philipp Graf Spaur von Seckau the church.
221 days needed native of Vienna Court painter (Hofmaler) Joseph Adam Knight von Mölk and his colleagues in 1771 for his frescoes. Theme of the five ceiling paintings are the five major Marian feasts of the liturgical year .
From Veit Koniger stems the magnificent high altar, on which the earlier mentioned Pietà is placed.
The 1775 completed pulpit stems from sculptor Jacob Peyer. Of him are also the two side altars. They are dedicated to Saints Anne and Joseph. The large altar pictures are the work of Knight of Mölk .
In a fire in 1792 the church roof and the roofs of the 44 meter high towers were damaged.
Already in the 12th Century, the church on the "Mountain of Heaven" was a popular pilgrimage church. The pilgrimages found, however, during the Reformation a temporary end. Only in the middle of the 17th Century the number of pilgrims increased again. During the reign of Emperor Joseph II, the number of pilgrims fell and never recovered until the present .
Looking into the sanctuary
The organ of the Weizberg church was built in 2001 by the company Mathis Orgelbau (organ building) and it has 31 stops on three manuals and pedal.
Memorial
In May 2011, next to the Weizberg church a memorial was erected to commemorate the systematic murder of the Roma and Sinti during the time of National Socialism. It was designed by artist Walter Kratner of Graz and shows a broken wheel axle of a freight car, which is understood as a symbol of deportation and genocide. Behind there is an orange-colored plate with the words "Porajmos". In early July of the same year by unknown part of a wheel axle of the memorial was overturned. The act was heavily criticized by Kratner and reported to the police.
Weizbergkirche
Die römisch-katholische Weizbergkirche liegt auf einer Anhöhe im Osten der Stadt Weiz in der Steiermark. Der Hochaltar ist der „Schmerzhaften Muttergottes“ geweiht.
Baugeschichte
Weizbergkirche, hoch über der Stadt
Wann die erste Kirche auf dem Weizberg errichtet wurde, ist unklar. Man vermutet die Mitte des 11. Jahrhunderts. Es handelte sich dabei um eine dreischiffige romanische Basilika mit einem zweigeschossigen Ostturm. Sie wurde Mitte des 14. Jahrhunderts (1357?) durch den Zubau eines Chores erweitert.
Da es als Fenster nur Luken unter dem Dach gab, war es in der Kirche sehr dunkel, worüber oft geklagt wurde. Verschiedene Versuche, durch Umbauten die Lichtverhältnisse in der Kirche zu verbessern, scheiterten und so entschloss sich der Dechant und Erzpriester Doktor Franz Leopold Riedlegger (1726–1755), eine neue Kirche errichten zu lassen. Er starb aber vorher.
Sein Nachfolger Doktor Paul Hieronymus Schmutz scheint daher als Bauherr der neuen Kirche auf. 1757 begannen die Arbeiten. Der Rohbau, errichtet unter Baumeister Joseph Hueber, war nach etwas mehr als einem Jahr fertig, am 8. Dezember 1758 brachte man das Gnadenbild (eine Pietà vom Meister von Neustift aus dem ersten Viertel des 15. Jahrhunderts) in die neue Kirche und feierte den ersten Gottesdienst.
Für die Innengestaltung des einschiffigen, spätbarocken Baus fehlte zunächst das Geld. Erst 1769 konnten der Bildhauer Veit Königer und der Maler Joseph Adam Ritter von Mölk, die auch in der Taborkirche beschäftigt waren, diese Arbeiten beginnen. Am 22. Juli 1776 konsekrierte der Bischof Joseph Philipp Graf Spaur von Seckau die Kirche.
221 Tage brauchte der aus Wien stammende Hofmaler Joseph Adam Ritter von Mölk mit seinen Mitarbeitern im Jahr 1771 für seine Fresken. Thema der fünf Deckengemälde sind die fünf großen Marienfeste des Kirchenjahres.
Von Veit Königer stammt der prächtige Hochaltar, auf dem die schon vorher erwähnte Pietà aufgestellt ist.
Die 1775 fertiggestellte Kanzel stammt von dem Bildhauer Jakob Peyer. Von ihm sind auch die beiden Seitenaltäre. Sie sind der Heiligen Anna und dem Heiligen Josef geweiht. Die großen Altarbilder stammen von Ritter von Mölk.
Bei einem Brand im Jahr 1792 wurden das Kirchendach und die Dächer der 44 Meter hohen Türme beschädigt.
Schon im 12. Jahrhundert war die Kirche auf dem „Himmelberg“ eine beliebte Wallfahrtskirche. Die Wallfahrten fanden allerdings während der Reformationszeit ein vorübergehendes Ende. Erst in der Mitte des 17. Jahrhunderts vermehrte sich die Zahl der Wallfahrer wieder. Während der Regierungszeit von Kaiser Joseph II. sank die Zahl der Pilger wieder und erholte sich bis in die Gegenwart nicht mehr.
Blick in den Altarraum
Die Orgel der Weizbergkirche wurde 2001 durch die Firma Mathis Orgelbau errichtet und verfügt über 31 Register auf drei Manualen und Pedal.
Mahnmal
Im Mai 2011 wurde neben der Weizbergkirche ein Mahnmal errichtet um der systematischen Ermordung der Roma und Sinti in der Zeit des Nationalsozialismus zu gedenken. Es wurde vom Grazer Künstler Walter Kratner gestaltet und zeigt eine zerbrochene Radachse eines Güterwaggons, die als Sinnbild für Deportation und Genozid zu verstehen ist. Dahinter befindet sich eine orangefarbene Tafel mit dem Schriftzug „Porajmos“. Anfang Juli desselben Jahres wurde von Unbekannten ein Teil einer Radachse des Mahnmals umgeworfen. Die Tat wurde von Kratner heftig kritisiert und polizeilich angezeigt.
A revved up version of the original Mission 5 set from the Power Miners line now featuring a PF motor allowing it to spin without the wheel mechanism originally designed by the LEGO company and allowing it to like up the drill even in black darkness. Not much else was changed although a few more bits of tube and other wires were added. Everything else added was just to accompany the motor. I'm still looking for a way to hide the big battery box, any ideas?
See a picture of it in the dark also!
Video Deleted off of Flickr, but you can now see it on Youtube
Walschaerts Valve Gear as applied by B.R. To Mr Bulleid's excellent but controversal pacific locomotives. Featured here on modified 'West Country' class engine No. 34046 "Braunton."
Camera: Canon Power Shot A4000IS Compact.
Working on fitting this into a layout I have and the original Castle was too wide for the space so I followed the basic instructions and just about kept everything (had to add in some darker mason bricks to stretch it) to fit in a 4 x 20 space.
Another Matchbox Series No4 Dodge K Series Stake Bed Truck Modification. 1966 to 1968 - 1-75 Series my second restoration of a stake bed. I like this color and I think it shows pretty good in the photos. Here it is as a bob tail, I like how it looks. What to add?
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