 nearly a decade. One of the students, who was blind, received one of the most prestigious national awards for intellectual innovation in 2010.ABS-CBNNews.com reports that Atty. Ferdinand Topacio, during his interview with Karen Davila on ANC’s Headstart, made this vow: "I’m willing to do the worst. 
Topacio made the statement to back his argument that his clients should be allowed to leave the country by virtue of the temporary restraining order issued by the Supreme Court.
On Tuesday, November 15, former president and current Pampanga Rep. Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo was barred from leaving the coutry. Bureau of Immigration (BI) officials would not allow her to board the plane that would take her to Singapore, where she is scheduled for a check-up on November 17.
Topacio told Davila that he was willing to risk one of his balls because he believed that if they’re allowed to leave, the Arroyos would most certainly return to the country to face the charges against them. "I’m a good judge of character," Topacio emphasized.
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```Trivandrum: The Kerala Government has made Sampoorna Online School Management Software mandatory for capturing details of all students from Std 1 to 12. Sampoorna, developed by IT@School entirely on a FOSS platform, is a one-stop source for all details of students.
The government has now directed all schools in the State including Government and Aided Schools, CBSE, ISCE, Kendriya Vidyalayas and Recognised Un-Aided schools to capture complete details of their students only through Sampoorna. It is expected to cover 50 lakhs students from 15,000 schools in this portal this month.
Currently, different sections under Education Department, as well as other agencies and departments, collect the same data from schools in different formats either online or offline, which often creates confusion at various levels. By making Sampoorna mandatory, now there will only be a single form of data acquisition for all schools in the state. This also paves way for a complete digital data collection mechanism in Education Department, eventually creating a paperless environment. Sampoorna would be enhanced with details required for other institutions also such as Pareeksha Bhavan, SSA, RMSA and Statistics Wing. The Government Order also directs the Educational Directorates to issue periodic instructions for ensuring the authenticity of data captured in ‘Sampoorna’.
Sampoorna is equipped to provide with a multitude of student details such as Admission Register, Transfer Certificate, different reports of students including Progress Reports, list generation for various Scholarships, Promotion list preparation, Preparation of A-list for SSLC examination, Entry forms for Sports, Games and Kalosavam etc and even for issue of Identity Card for Students. The unique application was launched by IT@School in 2010 as part its e-Governance initiatives.
“On the background of the General Education Rejuvenation Mission, being carried out in the State, we would raise the bar high for Sampoorna, where it is possible to assess the learning progress of a student right from their admission in the 1st standard and even to discover their talents”, said K Anvar Sadath, Executive Director, IT@School Project.
Union City Police credit BART officer for the arrest of registered sex offender
BART Police Officer Kory Frost
The Union City Police Department is publicly crediting 53-year-old BART Police officer Kory Frost for arresting the registered sex offender accused of molesting a 2-year-old girl in the aisles of a Dollar Tree store on Wednesday, December 1.
According to the Union City Police Department's news release, the crime occurred when 36-year-old Eugene Melendres Ramos grabbed the little girl after the child left the company of her grandmother and aunt to return a ribbon to the Christmas aisle of the Dollar Tree store located at 1720 Decoto Road. Union Police say the toddler walked around the aisle out of sight and the suspect grabbed her. Less than a minute later, police say the grandmother and aunt noticed that the child was missing and spotted the young girl pinned down by the suspect in the next aisle.
Union City Police say the grandmother, aunt and several customers chased the suspect from the store and through the shopping complex. The suspect was eventually tackled to the ground. "Fortunately, a BART Police Officer was nearby and stopped when he was flagged down by the small group holding the suspect down," the Union City Police Department news release said.
"A lot of people are saying that I did a good job, and I appreciate that. But the heroes are the citizens, not me," BART Police Officer Frost said. Frost has been with the BART Police Department for 28 years. "I am sorry for the family and their grief. I'm glad the guy's been caught and I was able to make the arrest and contribute in a positive way."
Union City Police say based on the information received at the time of this crime Ramos was arrested and booked for Kidnapping, Rape, Sexual Acts with a Child, and False Imprisonment. Union City Police are asking anyone who witnessed the incident to call Detective Sergeant Jared Rinetti at 510-675-5229 or use the tip line 510-675-5207 or email information to tips@unioncity.org.Before the introduction of ultrasonography, ovarian cysts in the newborns were thought to be rare. With the extended use of real time ultrasonography, prenatal detection has increased. The first prenatal observation of an ovarian cyst was by Valenti in 1975. Ovarian cysts are the most frequent among the intraabdominal cysts in newborns. The etiology of fetal ovarian cysts has not been entirely clarified. Ovarian cysts arise from mature follicles. The distinction between a mature follicle and an ovarian cyst is based on size alone: cysts larger than 2 cm are considered pathological. The gestational age at diagnosis is usually beyond 28 weeks. Symptomatic cysts and complex cysts should be removed regardless of size. Controversy exists regarding management of asymptomatic, uncomplicated cysts. We share our experience with the usefulness of laparoscopy in the management of neonatal ovarian cysts.
In the present study, all patients underwent surgery because all the cysts were more than 5 cm.
In case 1, laparoscopy done using 2 mm hand instruments with 5-mm telescope revealed a right cystic ovarian mass. The left ovary, tubes, and uterus were normal. Aspiration revealed 25 ml of straw-colored fluid. With an intention to salvage the ovary, the cyst was deroofed. Postoperative recovery was uneventful and the child was discharged on the second day.
In case 3, USG and CT of the abdomen revealed a cyst occupying the whole abdomen [Figure - 2]. Laparoscopy revealed a cystic mass completely occupying the abdomen. Aspiration revealed straw-colored fluid (100 ml), which was completely aspirated and deroofing of the cyst done.
The mean operating time was 40 min. Histopathologically all the three cysts turned out to be Follicular cysts. There was no recurrence of the cyst with a mean follow up of 9 months until now.
Neonatal ovarian cysts result from fetal exposure to maternal and fetal gonadotrophins and found often in newborns whose mother had increasing levels of HCG (diabetes, Rh isoimmunization, Toxemia). Placental insufficiency, in addition to incomplete maturation of the gonadostat, has been suggested to account for ovarian hyperstimulation in full-term infants. An immature hypothalamus-pituitary-ovarian feedback is thought to be responsible for gonadal hyperstimulation in severely premature fetuses. Fetal hypothyroidism has also been reported as a risk factor. At birth, maturation of the central nervous system and regulation of anterior pituitary function lead to a negative-biofeedback mechanism decreasing hormonal stimulation and arrest of follicular maturation, and development. Neonatal ovarian cysts according to Nussbaum's classification are divided into simple or uncomplicated (completely anechoic) and complex or complicated (characterized by fluid debris level, clot, septa, and echogenic wall) suggesting torsion. The complications associated with ovarian cysts are torsion with loss of ovary, rupture, hemorrhage, and compression of other viscera. Torsion is the most common (50-78%) complication because the newborn ovary has a long pedicle. Torsion is more common in larger cysts but has also been reported in those less than 5 cm. Torsion may also result in adhesion of necrotic ovary to the bowel or other organs, with possible intestinal obstruction or perforation, urinary obstruction and even sudden infant death. Torsion has been observed to occur more frequently during fetal life than postnatally. Therefore, to effectively prevent torsion, treatment of fetal ovarian cysts should be performed antenatally, although criteria for prenatal decompression still need to be evaluated. Antenatal aspiration is less likely to be successful because continued hormonal stimulation leads to recurrence of the cyst. Ultrasound-guided needle aspiration of an ovarian cyst in a neonate has been described as an alternative to surgery, but the chances of cyst rupture and peritonitis are more. Even the chances of recurrence will be more with