The Mena incident in 2015, which resulted in the death of a large number of pilgrims of Kaaba, is considered by the Iranian poets as a historical context and led to the formation of a new flow in contemporary monody. A collection of these works has been published under the name of “ Mena minus many” by Literature County publishing. The high frequency of sonnet among the poems provided a ground for conducting a research on the correlation of its textual levels with the historical context. Accordingly, Mena's monodies in the format of sonnet were studied at three levels of music, rhetoric (traditional rhetoric) and theme. The results of textual investigations show that these sonnets are conceptual and contextual, and their three levels, having a reciprocal relationship, concentrate on transiting an explicit message to the reader; In a way that its two levels of music and rhetoric have been formed, using instruments such as the allegory to Ashura, avoiding of verbal figures, the frequency of sentences with a secondary motives of regret and grief, as well as limited metaphorical imagination, along with the main idea that is informing and describing Mena and its consequences. Other sub-motives also have been used by the poets such as “ sanctification of the dead” , “ content approximation with the event of Karbala” and “ rebuking and threatening the dealers of Mena” in order for thematization and making links between the text and the context.

Oncocytic cysts of the larynx are benign and rare lesions constituting a pathologically distinct sub-group of cysts. In this report, we present a case with dyspnea with two large masses on false vocal cord identified by video laryngoscopy. Fiberoptic nasotracheal intubation revealed oncocytic laryngeal cysts.

The likelihood of incident occurring in oil and gas industries is high due to the inherent risks associated to high temperature, high pressure, hydrocarbon, and etc. One of the prominent incidents that have taken place is the Texas refinery explosion. The purpose of this review was to investigate the causes of the BP Texas refinery incident. There are three sources of references for the reviewed articles: Web of Science, Scopus, and Science Direct. The search results were filtered according to six selection criteria, and after reading the abstracts and full texts, ten articles were included in this review. These studies and reports were reviewed to understand modeling and simulation of the incident process and to identify the root causes of the incident. The review highlights the main factors that led to the incident including: lack of management of change (MOC), maintenance, preliminary hazard analysis, lack of effective safety barriers, and human errors in some sectors. It is recommended that lessons learned from the incident be shared to relevant parties to improve the process safety and further studies on safety barriers and their failure instead of simulation of the incident dynamics.