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About Campania InternationalEstablished in 1984, Campania International's reputation has been built on quality original products and service to our customer base. Originally selling terra cotta planters, wea soon began to research and develop the design and manufacture of cast stone garden planters and ornaments. Campania is also an importer and wholesaler of garden products, including polyethylene, terra cotta, glazed pottery, cast iron, and fiberglass planters as well as classic garden structures, fountains, and cast resin statuary.Campania Cast Stone: The Process The creation of Campania's cast stone pieces begins and ends by hand. From the creation of an original design, making of a mold, pouring the cast stone, application of the patina to the final packing of an order, the process is both technical and artistic. As many as 30 pairs of hands are involved in the creation of each Campania piece in a labor intensive 15 step process.The process begins either with the creation of an original copyrighted design by Campania's artisans or an antique original. Antique originals will often require some restoration work, which is also done in-house by expert craftsmen. Campania's mold making department will then begin a multi-step process to create a production mold which will properly replicate the detail and texture of the original piece. Depending on its size and complexity, a mold can take as long as three months to complete. Campania creates in excess of 700 molds per year.After a mold is completed, it is moved to the production area where a team individually hand pours the liquid cast stone mixture into the mold and employs special techniques to remove air bubbles. Campania carefully monitors the PSI of every piece. PSI (pounds per square inch) measures the strength of every piece to ensure durability. The PSI of Campania pieces is currently engineered at approximately 7500 for optimum strength. Each pi
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Simulated Environment Concepts, Inc. (SMEV) Speaks Your Language
One of the biggest differentiators making SE Concept's SpaCapsule® the world's premier combination massage, stress relief, and weight loss system is its integration of advanced computer control technology, giving the system's sophisticated and complex functionality a simple touch-screen user interface. Perhaps the most visible aspect of this built-in user friendliness is SpaCapsule's remarkable ability to operate in virtually any language. Believe it or not, this is actually a guarantee from the company, a service complimentary to any and every customer.
We're not just talking English, French, and Spanish here. Although globalization may be reducing the number of languages actively spoken in the world, there are still thousands of languages, over 2,000 with formal writing systems, and SpaCapsule's Graphical User Interface is said to be available in any of them.
It's a feature that has become critical to the company's ongoing international expansion. SpaCapsule is already distributed in over 37 countries, and growth continues.
Most recently, they've entered Morocco, Africa, partnering with their European distributor Zen & O to develop the lucrative North African market. Zen & O, the upscale European spa, has already placed SpaCapsule at numerous locations in Europe, and has recently been increasing their operations throughout France, Switzerland, and Spain. They are now expanding in Africa, with SpaCapsule as one of their newest features.
In addition, SE Concepts continues to expand in the Middle East. The company received and has already filled orders out of Qatar immediately following a positive exposition at the Arab Health Dubai International Convention.
Dr. Ilya Spivak, Co-Inventor of the SpaCapsule, summed up the international orientation of SE Concepts, "Whether for physical therapy, leisure and relaxation, or weight loss and cellulite reduction management, people all over the world are needing our innovative massage therapy. The SpaCapsule continues to prove that its markets are boundless."
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FRIMLEY Park Hospital has received both good and bad marks in a recent assessment of its acute services by the Commission for Health Improvement.
The reviewers found that high workloads, lack of space and keeping the accident and emergency department open at all times had sometimes led to breaches in the privacy, dignity and care of patients. It conceded that action had already been taken to relieve the pressure on beds but said the trust needed to work with others to improve the use of acute hospital beds.
The CHI also concluded that the trust needed to alter some of its priorities, systems and practices. In particular it needed to work towards a more systematic approach to involving patients from diverse cultural and ethnic backgrounds more sensitively.
Among the good practices highlighted in the report was the establishment of a Medical Emergency Team whose aim was to prevent cardiac arrests in hospital. The trust is also praised for its training in customer care, daily ward visits by infection control nurses and the use of coloured cards above patients' beds to indicate specific needs.
The hospital's management team has set up an action plan to implement required improvements.
Chief Executive Andrew Morris said that on occasions Accident and Emergency had a high workload and lack of space. Construction work was already under way on a £2 million 36-place medical assessment unit to be up and running by the autumn. A temporary twelve-place unit was already proving its effectiveness.
Mr Morris said that on March 25th the hospital would be opening its new £300,000 unit for "walking wounded" where people with less serious injuries could be treated and discharged faster.


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Dear Stupid Prat,
You're a right git, you know that? You've broken apart our family. Just snipped it up into little pieces, you did. After all we've done for you, this is how you repay us? Bloody nice of you (note the obvious sarcasm). We've been your family since you were born – twenty bloody years it's been – and you've shattered all of our ties.
My female cousins have been fighting for days. Not an hour has gone by without someone bursting into tears and/or running away in fury. The male cousins are befuddled as to the cause, but they're in a rage. They're ready to pound whoever's caused all of this madness. They're pretty sure it's a bloke that's done this to the female cousins. They're not stupid; they know that all of the girls can't be having their monthlies at the same time.
My parents – along with my aunts, uncles, and grandparents – haven't figured out that anything's wrong. But they keep mentioning you – my parents especially – and all your great achievements. If they ask any of us one more time if we've heard from you – not bloody likely – then I'm pretty sure that there's going to be some bloodshed, and they'll definitely know that something's going on. But I'm done with prying parents, and I'm not planning on telling them what you've done…yet. Better hope that I don't get pissed off enough to tell them, or you'll probably be disowned.
Where do you get off, though, going around breaking hearts like that? I've been asking myself that for days, and I'm no closer to an answer than when you were here two weeks ago, and this whole problem started. As much as my female cousins irritate me sometimes, I'd never wish this pain on them. I'd not even wish it on my worst enemy!
I know what they're feeling, trust me. Because, no one knew this, but I – stupidly, irrationally – fell for you, too. It was a mistake, and it's one I'll never make again. I knew how they felt about you, and I knew that nothing would ever come of it. But that didn't stop my heart from hoping.
You had to have known that at least a few of us had feelings for you. You're not bloody blind! Some were more obvious than others, but you could tell. Almost everyone could see it – except for the male cousins, but they're not the brightest Lumoses in the night, are they?
My point is that you should've known how at least some of us would feel when you brought your girlfriend home – the first one you've ever been serious enough about to bring home, apparently. What kind of arse does that? Oh, wait, you do.
So now I've poured my heart out to you. And I've told you about the scars you've left on our (not really yours any longer) family – ones that'll probably be there for a long time to come, if not forever. But why am I telling you this? It's not like you care! And I'm not trying to guilt you into breaking up with what's-her-name.
There's only one reason I'm writing you this letter – even though I'd rather not ever have to speak about, think about, or look at you again. That reason is that I have to tell you that we – the female cousins – would like you to never set foot in any of our houses – or our grandparents' house – ever again. I don't think any of us will be able to stand the heartbreak again. So basically, I'm asking you to stay out of our lives forever. And I hope that you understand that you're a cocky, no-good bastard.
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Mr. Hal Davis, Principal
Mr. Davis has served over 30 years as an educator in the area. He served previously in Martin County Schools as the principal of Bear Grass High School and most recently as the Secondary Education Director for the district. He has a Bachelor's and a Master's Degree from NC State University in Agricultural Education. He also attained his Sixth Year Certification in Agricultural and Vocational Education at NC State University. He has his Principal and Supervision Administrative Certification from East Carolina University. Mr. Davis is ambitious and excited about the Northeast Regional School and what it will offer to the students of this region.
Dr. Melanie Stanley, Director of Educational Programs
Dr. Stanley has over 20 years of experience as an educator. She has teaching and administrative experience in K-12 public education, as well as, higher education. Prior to coming to NERSBA, Dr. Stanley served as the Chief Human Resource and Accountability Officer of Washington County Schools. She enjoys being outdoors and being active. She is looking forward to an exciting and educational year at NERSBA.
Mrs. Tracie Asby, Lead Teacher
Mrs. Asby came to NERSBA from the Beaufort County School system, where she taught mathematics for 7 years. She is a graduate of Appalachian State University where she received a Bachelor of Science degree in Secondary Mathematics Education. Mrs. Asby has a NC Teaching License for mathematics in grades 6-12. She is very excited to be part of the NERSBA faculty as the mathematics specialist and teacher of the Fundamentals of Algebra class. Mrs. Asby is a native of Beaufort County and currently resides in Pinetown with her husband, Eric, and 2 daughters, Natalie & Corabeth.
Mrs. Julie Gurganus, Director of Technology
Prior to coming to the Northeast Regional School, Mrs. Gurganus served as an educator for over 20 years with Washington County Schools. She has a Bachelor's Degree and Master's Degree in Business Education from East Carolina University, as well as her Library Science Certification and Computer Education Endorsement. She is excited about the opportunity to provide instructional technology support for both students and staff and to be a part of a new and innovative school. Mrs. Gurganus lives in Plymouth and enjoys spending time with her family.
Ms. Jessica Newman, Career Development Coordinator
Mrs. Jessica Newman was born and raised in Virginia's Tidewater area of Newport News and Hampton. Mrs. Newman relocated to North Carolina in 2008 after falling in love with the area during a semester at NC State. Following a medical discharge from the NC State Navy ROTC program, she returned home and graduated from Virginia Commonwealth University with a BS in Criminal Justice and a minor in Human Resource Management. After graduating, she worked with the NC Department of Corrections for 2.5 years as an Adult Probation and Parole Officer where she made the realization that she wanted to have a more proactive role in developing the lives of others. While living in Greenville and pursuing her master's degree at ECU in Criminal Justice, she met her husband Richard, a native of Hyde County, and moved to Swan Quarter in 2011. Upon relocation, she took a position as a Training and Employment Specialist with the Northeastern Workforce Development Board helping both youth and adults to find their place in the workforce through various training programs and scholarship opportunities. She joined NERSBA during the 2014-2015 school year and looks forward to helping our scholars develop a plan of action for success not only during their time here, but in preparation for their entrance into the real-world of continued education and employment. During her spare time, Mrs. Newman enjoys spending time on the water and outdoors in beautiful Hyde County with her husband and two dogs. She is scheduled to complete her Master's Degree in Criminal Justice from UNC-Fayetteville December of this year and will continue to pursue higher education in the area of Career Development.
Ms. Stacy Vander Meeden, Humanities Instructor
Ms. Vander Meeden comes to the Northeast Regional School from the Washington Montessori School. She also has been an educator with Martin County Schools. Ms. Vander Meeden is teaching English and World Civilizations through the Humanities course.
Mrs. Kristie Hardison, English Instructor
Mrs. Kristie Hardison is a local resident from the Farm Life Community. She has taught school for 22 years, primarily with Martin County Schools. She graduated with her Bachelor's Degree and Master's of Education Degree from East Carolina University. She became National Board Certified in 2003 and re-certified in 2013. Mrs. Hardison is married to Chris Hardison, a Jamesville native, and has one son, Noah, who is a senior at Riverside High School. She looks forward to this new journey working with NERSBA scholars.
Mrs. Sheena Slade, Humanities Instructor
Mrs. Slade was raised in Tyner N.C. She has been teaching for six years and has three children, one dog and a husband of 7 years. Mrs. Slade loves to read and write and currently resides in Washington County.
Mr. Will Prettyman, Humanities Instructor
Mr. Prettyman comes to NERSBA from Craven County where he taught US History at Early College EAST. He is a resident of Martin County who has also taught at Beaufort County Early College High School. He teaches World History and Civics and Economics to NERSBA Scholars. In his free time, Mr. Prettyman enjoys spending time with his wife and daughter and playing all types of games.
Mrs. Connie Smith, Math Instructor
Mrs. Smith previously taught at Plymouth High School in Washington County for the past 18 years. She is a graduate of North Carolina State University with a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics and a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics Education. She is certified to teach mathematics for grades 9-12. She is a native of Washington County where she presently resides with her husband and four children. She is happy to be part of the family at NERSBA and hopes to encourage many students to think outside of the box.
Mrs. Christi Rogerson, Math Instructor
Mrs. Rogerson is a native of Martin County where she grew up in the Farm Life community. After graduating from Williamston High School, she received her Bachelor's of Science Degree in Mathematics Education from Atlantic Christian College in Wilson. At East Carolina University, Mrs. Rogerson was a graduate assistant where she taught College Algebra and earned her Master's of Education Degree in Mathematics Education. She has taught Mathematics at Plymouth High School for the last 24 years before coming to NERSBA. Mrs. Rogerson resides in Plymouth with her husband, Rodney, and their two children, Christopher and Lauren. She looks forward to working with the NERSBA scholars. Mrs. Rogerson may be reached via email at .
Ms. Ginny Paul, Science Instructor
Ms. Paul was born and raised in beautiful eastern North Carolina and for most of her life has called the tiny town of Bath home. She graduated from Northside High School and then East Carolina University. She has a BS in Secondary Science Education with a concentration in biology and specializing in biotechnology. After college, Ms. Paul moved to Tennessee and was a veterinary technician. She then moved to the heart of the Appalachian Mountains, Madison County North Carolina, where she taught school for several years and enjoyed her time there teaching classes including Biology, Forensic Science, and Earth Science. She returned to Eastern NC and taught at Southside High School before coming to NERSBA. In her free time, she enjoys riding her horses, spending time with her family, fishing, four wheeling, camping, wakeboarding and snowboarding.
Mrs. Buffy Everette, Agriscience Instructor
Mrs. Everette has taught with Beaufort County Schools for over 5 years. She has a degree in Agriculture Education and Special Education. Mrs. Everette teaches Agriscience and Enviromental & Natural Resources. She is also the Future Farmers of America (FFA) Advisor.
Mrs. Sarah Bennett, Science Instructor
Mrs. Bennett spent most of her life in Winston-Salem, NC, graduating from Reagan High School in Pfafftown, NC. She left the triad area to attend the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. At UNC, Mrs. Bennett studied Biology and Education. Upon gradation, Mrs. Bennett moved to Plymouth, NC, to pursue her career in education at NERSBA. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with her family, traveling, sailing, surfing, skiing, and snowboarding. She is very excited to share her love of science and the outdoors with students.
Mr. Jonathan Riggs, Agriscience Instructor
Mr. Riggs is a native of the Winterville area in Pitt County and grew up on a small farm that has been owned and operated by his family continuously since the 1890s. Mr. Riggs has been raising livestock for over 10 years and currently raises goats, chickens, and rabbits on the family farm. Prior to coming to NERSBA, Mr. Riggs graduated from North Carolina State University in May 2016 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Animal Science. While at NC State, Riggs worked for 3 years at the Small Ruminant Educational Unit, eventually as Student Manager, and was very involved in Student Government as a representative for the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences- working to give a strong voice to agriculture students and to keep student tuition, fees, and expenses as low as possible. Mr. Riggs worked briefly for the swine industry in management at a sow farm before turning to agricultural education and coming to NERSBA. Mr. Riggs teaches various agriculture courses and is one of the FFA Advisors.
Ms. Angel Pearsall, Instructional Facilitator
Mrs. Melissa Woolard, Instructional Facilitator
Ms. Ana Gomez, Instructional Facilitator
Mr. Tremaine James, Instructional Facilitator
Mrs. Inga Spruill, Administrative Assistant & PowerSchool Data Manager
Mrs. Spruill is the bookkeeper of the Northeast Regional School of Biotechnology and Agriscience and secretary to the Board of Directors of NERSBA. She resides in Roper with her husband and two sons.
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1. Re: trouble moving que to XE758358 Sep 5, 2012 7:54 PM (in response to stevepence)Hi,
Could you provide the code you are running for DQ and also the full error message as it is reported when the failure occurs?
Also, could you try adding errorstack tracing to see if that sheds anymore light on where the problem occurs?
This will produce a tracefile under the diagnostic dest - in the first 30 or so lines of this file should be a section entitled "Current SQL Statement for this session" - post this too.
conn / as sysdba alter system set events '1722 trace name errorstack level 3'; --repeat the issue by connecting as the application user and running your DQ code --disable the event conn / as sysdba alter system set events '1722 trace name errorstack off';
I'm assuming you haven't changed any code between database migration?
2. Re: trouble moving que to XEstevepence Sep 6, 2012 5:42 PM (in response to 758358)Dear Paul,
Thanks for your great help.
Here is a demo snippet that produces the error:
The full error stack is
DECLARE enqueue_rec dbms_aq.enqueue_options_t; message_properties_rec dbms_aq.message_properties_t; v_msg_id RAW(16); BEGIN dbms_aq.enqueue( 'auth_recover.lost_password_queue', enqueue_rec, message_properties_rec, NEW lost_password_payload(SYSDATE, 'email@example.com', 0, NULL, NULL), v_msg_id); COMMIT; END;
ERROR at line 1:
ORA-00604: error occurred at recursive SQL level 1
ORA-01722: invalid number
ORA-06512: at "SYS.DBMS_AQ", line 169
ORA-06512: at line 10
And the sql statement from the trace file:
----- Error Stack Dump -----
ORA-01722: invalid number
----- Current SQL Statement for this session (sql_id=bb3r3t3p2x24b) -----
insert into "AUTH_RECOVER"."LOST_PASSWORD_QTAB" (q_name, msgid, corrid, priority, state, delay, expiration, time_manager_info, local_order_no, chain_no, enq_time, step_no, enq_uid, enq_tid, retry_count, exception_qschema, exception_queue, recipient_key, dequeue_msgid, user_data, sender_name, sender_address, sender_protocol, user_prop, cscn, dscn) values (:1, :2, :3, :4, :5, :6, :7, :8, :9, :10, :11, :12, :13, :14, 0, :15, :16, :17, :18, :19, :20, :21, :22, :23, :24, :25)
----- PL/SQL Stack -----
----- PL/SQL Call Stack -----
object line object
Was there anything else from the trace file you need me to post?
Thanks again for your help.
3. Re: trouble moving que to XE758358 Sep 6, 2012 6:31 PM (in response to stevepence)Hi,
May well be because of this:
Bug 9735237 - Dump [under kxspoac] / ORA-1722 as SQL uses child with mismatched BIND metadata (Doc ID 9735237.8)
Do you see anything in the database alert log around the same time that the problem occurs? In the errorstack trace file (under ----- Call Stack Trace -----) do you see the following function call? kxspoac
This issue is fixed at 184.108.40.206 - can you upgrade?
4. Re: trouble moving que to XEstevepence Sep 6, 2012 7:49 PM (in response to 758358)Hi Paul,
I don't see that string in my trace file. The alert log does have an entry for the invalid number error, but points to the same trace file that doesn't contain the string.
We are pretty new to XE... no patches.. no upgrades...so ? I guess by upgrading you mean install 126.96.36.199, create new db, import, etc. I suppose I could, but I'd like to be a bit more sure first. Hmmmm, maybe free doesn't mean easy.
5. Re: trouble moving que to XE758358 Sep 6, 2012 8:33 PM (in response to stevepence)You should be able to upgrade an XE database in the same way as normal (I'm not that familiar with XE itself) - you could create a new database and exp/imp or just install 184.108.40.206 and then use DBUA to upgrade the existing database (I think).1 person found this helpful
In terms of confirming the bug is being encountered I'd really need to see the full tracefile ... which is difficult.
It doesn't take too long to create a new database and a test queue to replicate the issue so perhaps you could install 18.104.22.168 alongside, create a new DB and see if the problem occurs again with a matching test case. If it doesn't then you know it is worth the effort.
6. Re: trouble moving que to XEstevepence Sep 7, 2012 12:31 AM (in response to 758358)Hi Paul,
Thanks for your help with this. Much appreciated. I'll give 188.8.131.52 a try one way or the other.
7. Re: trouble moving que to XE758358 Sep 8, 2012 11:35 AM (in response to stevepence)Hi,
No problem - be interested in hearing how you get on.
8. Re: trouble moving que to XEstevepence Sep 14, 2012 9:39 PM (in response to 758358)Hi Paul,
I'm getting back to this now that my system's manager has set me up a box where I can try this. Now my problem is that I can't seem to find a 188.8.131.52 version of XE. Are you sure that XE is being released at that level?
9. Re: trouble moving que to XE758358 Sep 17, 2012 3:13 PM (in response to stevepence)Hi,
I think I may have given you bad info when it comes to the XE bit - I've never used it before so wasn't fully aware of the limitations.
We don't supply patching or upgrade support for XE from what I can see so unless you can use one of the full versions then I don't think this is an option.
You can download Oracle Enterprise Edition for your own purposes as a test so maybe you could try your scenario on that with 18.104.22.168, assuming the issue doesn't repeat at least you will know why.
Thanks and apologies I can't be of more help with the XE thing.


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Natco Debuted Bath Rugs, Sheets at Market
October 21, 2011,
Natco's first full-line bath rug assortment debuted during market week with a broad assortment of styles. Developed and designed by evp Bryan Bogas, this new collection includes many fashion styles under one core theme - comfort.
One of the headliners is the reversible microfiber bath mat, which is padded for comfort and soft to the touch. It comes in sage, aqua, brown, black, linen, amethyst, and white.
Other constructions include: the Noodle microfiber chenille with bright poly yarn blend; Shaggy, a poodle-style knitted microfiber polyester; the Terry-Loop memory foam knitted microfiber; Multi-Shagg, a knitted microfiber poly highpile; and the Cordoroy and Cordoroy Stripe knitted microfiber chenille with bright poly yarns.
Market also marked Natco's official foray into its newest category - bedding. Via its recent alignment with Pakistani manufacturer AmTex, the company is offering retailers an assortment of sheeting and top of bedding products.
The line includes bed-ina-bag sets, sheet sets, coverlets and decorative pillows, many of them including special features like wrinkle-free finishes, said Nadeem Ifdikhar, AmTex director of marketing.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U.S. Open leapfrogged Wimbledon as the richest grand slam event in tennis as the United States Tennis Association announced on Tuesday a 10.5 percent prize money increase for next month's championship.
The purse for the U.S. Open will hit $42.3 million, with the men's and women's singles winners each pocketing $3.3 million.
The All England Club upped the Wimbledon prize money this year by seven percent to 26.75 million pounds ($41.82m).
Singles winners Novak Djokovic and Serena Williams each received 1.88 million pounds, just under $3m at the current exchange rate.
With Tuesday's announcement, the U.S. Open has inched ahead, based on the current exchange rate, in what has become something of a wage race.
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Version 7.3 of Circle of Eight's modpack fort his game has been released. Link to the download: http://www.moddb.com/mods/circle-of-eight-modpack
A quote about the general bufixes, for the other bugfixes please follow the above link.
- Comprehensive lag fix implemented: significantly reduces or eliminates lag in the Air, Earth, and Fire Nodes and in Temple levels two and four.
- Disabled descriptive "empty/not empty" hover-text for containers.
- Adjusted jump points in Moathouse Dungeon (near Lubash) and in Broken Tower (from Escape Tunnel below) to avoid parties being separated in different rooms upon arrival.
- Changed Lantern Archon attacks from melee to ranged touch (per RAW) casting Searing Light.
- Reduced value of summoned shillelagh to 5 CP (same as quarterstaff) so as to avoid selling exploit.
- Bulletproofed drinking contest routine so that Paladins don't fall.
- Corrected some exotic armor prices and stats.
- Updated Moon-Ivy armor as follows: removed spell casting ability and charisma bonus from regular variety; added Poison-Ivy, Explosive Spores, and Pheromones varieties per the Arms and Equipment Guide. Reduced availability of all varieties so that they are rare.
- Reduced CR for Drow, WotGS dwarves, and both Hextor factions to slow leveling (NC only).
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Laurel Bailey is a former police detective turned private detective. After she was shot on the job, she was forced to retire but refused to give up chasing down mysteries entirely. She tends to focus on her work because her personal life is kind of a mess: she's been dating Alex Parrish, a family law attorney, for the last few months, while her ex-husband, Maddix, still clings to a hope that they'll get back together – a hope she hasn't exactly done much to extinguish.
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bDepartment of Radiology, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center and Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA
∗CORRESPONDENCE TO: Colin T. Phillips, MD, Cardiovascular Division, Department of Medicine, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, 330 Brookline Ave, Baker 4, Boston, MA 02215
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A woman in her 90s with a history of New York Heart Association functional class III heart failure secondary to low-flow, low-gradient aortic stenosis, paroxysmal atrial fibrillation, and bladder cancer underwent transcatheter aortic valve replacement (TAVR). The procedure involved femoral artery access and implantation of a 29-mm Evolut R aortic valve prosthesis (Medtronic) for extreme-risk aortic stenosis (Society of Thoracic Surgeons score, 8.1%). During the procedure, she developed complete heart block and underwent placement of a temporary active fixation ventricular pacemaker.
A permanent dual-chamber pacemaker was placed on hospital day 3 for persistent complete atrioventricular nodal block. The patient developed dyspnea that evening and a new oxygen requirement to maintain saturations in the mid-90s in the setting of blood pressure of 100/40 mm Hg and a heart rate of 60 beats/min. The examination was remarkable for a woman with tachypnea (respiratory rate, 22 breaths/min) with increased work of breathing. Her jugular venous pressure was 10 cm H2O, and lung auscultation demonstrated bibasilar crackles. Cardiac auscultation revealed a 2/6 systolic crescendo-decrescendo murmur. A goal-directed handheld ultrasound examination (VScan; GE Healthcare) was performed to evaluate the dyspnea and to guide further management (Videos 1 and 2).
Question: Based on the patient's clinical history, physical examination, and the ultrasound videos, what is the most likely diagnosis? Which potential procedure-related complications warrant further assessment?
Answer: The most likely diagnosis is cardiogenic pulmonary edema. Pneumothorax, pericardial effusion due to pacemaker lead perforation, paravalvular aortic regurgitation, and right-sided ventricular dysfunction are quickly assessed with the handheld ultrasound examination.
The adage "common diagnoses are common" is challenged in patients with multiple potential complications underlying their symptoms. In the present case, we were confronted with a patient who developed new-onset dyspnea following a series of invasive procedures and 3 days of bed rest. While the initial physical examination suggested pulmonary edema as the cause of dyspnea, other malignant causes deserve consideration.
The strategy used here involved confirming the findings on physical examination (volume overload and elevated filling pressures causing pulmonary edema) followed by investigating potential complications. We chose ultrasound views to focus on the anatomical areas where complications would occur: the lung apex for pneumothorax and the subcostal and apical views of the heart for an apical pericardial effusion, aortic regurgitation, and assessment of right ventricular contractility. Importantly, each of these potential diagnoses can present concurrently with pulmonary edema. Handheld ultrasonography augments the physical examination to assess for these complications and direct further treatment beyond diuresis.
In Video 1 obtained at the anteroapex of the lungs, apical B-lines support volume overload and the presence of extravascular lung water. The B-lines occur from ultrasound beam reverberation artifacts in thickened interlobular septa due to fluid accumulation, with three or more lines being consistent with pulmonary edema., Noncardiogenic pulmonary edema, including transfusion-related acute lung injury, could also cause this finding, with the clinical scenario helping discriminate.
The subcostal view of the inferior vena cava reveals that it is subjectively dilated (measured > 2.1 cm postacquisition), although with over a 50% respiratory change consistent with a right atrial filling pressure of < 10 mm Hg., Although not shown, assessing for pleural effusions with the ultrasound at the lung bases would point to acute or chronic volume overload as the culprit.
Returning to the lung apex in Video 2, the first potential complication to address is a pneumothorax following access of the left subclavian vein for permanent pacemaker placement. With the probe on the left chest apex, the pleural-parenchymal interface is directly visualized, confirming lung sliding and excluding pneumothorax.
In addition to a pneumothorax, pericardial effusion and tamponade are other potential complications following pacemaker lead placement. Both the subcostal and apical views of the heart afford views of the pericardial space. Because the pacing wires are placed in the right ventricular septum near the apex, choosing the apical view of the heart helps assess for a small pericardial effusion near where the wire was placed. The pericardium is visualized as a bright echodense band encasing the heart. The presence of a pericardial effusion would be noted as echolucency around the echodense pericardium., Although not shown, a posterior pericardial effusion in the parasternal long-axis view is distinguished from a pleural effusion because it is located anterior to the descending aorta.
Color Doppler in the subcostal view can be used to assess for significant paravalvular regurgitation. Acute paravalvular regurgitation is most often due to low placement of the valve prosthesis or migration and is a potential cause of dyspnea following TAVR placement. As seen here, the TAVR prosthesis was in the expected position, with the struts abutting the left ventricular outflow tract and no aortic regurgitation according to color Doppler.
Pulmonary embolism is also possible given the patient's history of cancer and limited mobility immediately following TAVR. The estimated tricuspid annular plane systolic excursion (TAPSE), right ventricular cavity ratio compared with the left ventricular cavity, and preserved right ventricular systolic function all argue against a submassive pulmonary embolism. With a complete transthoracic echocardiogram, TAPSE is calculated in the apical four-chamber view by measuring the distance the lateral tricuspid valve travels during systole in M-mode. A TAPSE > 2 cm identifies a low-risk pulmonary embolism population and is useful in excluding pulmonary embolism in a population with a low Wells score. In both the apical and subcostal views, the right ventricular systolic function and tricuspid annular excursion are estimated to be normal.
Wall motion abnormalities indicative of coronary ischemia were not fully assessed with the aforementioned ultrasound views and would require the addition of the parasternal long- and short-axis views. In the apical 4-chamber view from Video 2, left ventricular systolic function was normal. Despite this patient's advanced age, the concern for coronary ischemia was low given normal preoperative coronary angiography and no evidence of coronary compromise immediately following TAVR placement.
In this case, despite resolution of the patient's critical aortic stenosis, she continues to have increased left ventricular afterload due to elevated systemic vascular resistance. In addition, the left ventricle is still thickened and noncompliant, resulting in elevated diastolic filling pressures and a propensity for pulmonary edema. After initiation of diuresis, chest radiography confirmed fluid overload and the absence of a pneumothorax. Following diuresis of 2 L, the patient was breathing comfortably on room air, and her oral diuretic regimen was adjusted at discharge.
Patients with complex medical histories mandate detailed evaluation. This case illustrates the versatility of handheld ultrasound in augmenting the physical examination to rapidly assess potentially malignant causes of dyspnea and reinforces the notion that complicated does not exclude the common (Discussion Video).
In the correct clinical context, the constellation of a dilated inferior vena cava and parenchymal B-lines is consistent with elevated right- and left-sided filling pressures, fluid overload, and pulmonary edema.
Pericardial effusion and pneumothorax are potential complications of pacemaker lead placement and are quickly excluded with handheld echocardiography.
Color flow Doppler ultrasonography on a handheld device is helpful in ruling out regurgitant lesions.
Handheld ultrasonography is a rapid diagnostic modality to augment the physical examination, allowing expedited triage and treatment.
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The N4100-3059 large Le Creuset Stock Pot is made from solid carbon-steel with a durable and colorful top enamel (here in Marseille Blue). The 20-quart size is suited to boiling large numbers of shrimp and shellfish, cooking corn-on-the-cob for a multitude, and even brining a full-sized turkey for holiday get-togethers. Triple-welded side handles will be a welcomed feature when transporting large batches of chicken soup or seafood bisque—which, at 5 gallons, can tip the scales at over 40 lbs—from the stovetop to the table. Includes a matching lid topped with a phenolic knob that stays cool to the touch for safe removal. This stock pot is approved for use with induction, halogen, gas, electric, and glass cooktops. Warrantied for 5 years through Le Creuset.
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Heidi Ewing: Tell me about yourself and what inspired your book ? ("We Killed, The Rise of Women in American Comedy")
Yael Kohen: I am a writer and an editor, and I write about women in pop culture. I think that what got me interested in the topic of women in comedy was really all of the discussions in 2007 around the time that Christopher Hitchens wrote that piece, "Why Women Aren't Funny." I wanted to explore what it's like to be a women in comedy.
HE: Historically, why has telling jokes been so often affiliated with men?
YK: I would say that telling jokes is masculine because it's considered aggressive. You're getting on stage, you're making fun of yourself. You're making fun of people. You're on stage by yourself. You have no props, you don't really have anything there other than have people laugh. You have to have an aggressive personality to do it. Aggression is not considered a feminine trait. It's considered a masculine trait.
HE: Why was Joan Rivers a game changer when she came on the scene in the 60s?
YK: Joan Rivers was part of the new wave of these truth-telling comedians. It wasn't just as much rapid fire jokes like Phyllis Diller, but much more story oriented. Sort of, "I'm telling you about my life." It was considered very personal. Joan Rivers was really the first female "confessional comic." The person who is going to get onstage and say, "My mother wants me to get married and I can't meet a guy. I'm such a loser." She dealt with self-deprecating but in a much more realistic way.
HE: Joan made waves. But at the time was it in some way a stigma to be funny?
YK: One of the biggest turns over time of women performing comedy has been "Is funny attractive?" You see that particularly in the 1970s. Lily Tomlin told me a story where she was backstage at some show. There was a beautiful woman who she usually played the ingenue and she did something that was very funny. Lily Tomlin said "Oh that's so funny," and the woman got totally upset and buttoned her coat and left the room. She did not consider it a compliment. Louise Lasser tells a very similar story, when, married to Woody Allen back in the day, he said to her, "Louise you are very funny. You should do comedy." And she was like, "How could you say that to me?" She was genuinely insulted that he thought she was funny. You really had that tension for women because it was not considered an attractive quality.
HE: How did the sitcoms in the 80s begin reflecting women in the real world?
YK: In the 1980s women were joining the workforce, you know they were coming in power suits with these big shoulder pads. Things were really changing for women. Life balance issues were coming up as major issues for women and Roseanne kind of reflected that. What you get with Roseanne is not just working class--which was a big change from what you are seeing at that time--but you're seeing a woman, she goes to work, she comes home, the house is a mess, the furniture is kind of ugly, there are dishes in the sink...it was not a pretty picture. That was kind of ground breaking about Roseanne, you were not getting a pretty picture of women joining the workforce at that particular point. A lot of women could relate, and a lot of women found it a relief.
HE: So today, have we changed our views on what we're comfortable seeing and hearing from funny women?
YK: I would say the culture in general has become raunchier. You certainly see it in men's comedy but you also see it in women's comedy. Network executives aren't as concerned that they're not going to be able to sell their programs if women are gross in them. Now, you still have a difference between what is a allowed on cable and what is allowed on network. I think network executives are probably a little more conservative when it comes to women and raunchiness, but certainly when you look at the cable networks, Comedy Central in particular there, there's certainly a degree of raunchy women on there. Like on Girls, or the Amy Schumer show or now Broad City on Comedy Central, I mean women are doing these kind of gross things and they're allowed to do it--and they're getting great programs out of it.
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Toshiba used its April 6 Spring Trade Show to emphasize its commitment to LCD TVs (up to 47 inches) and gave a tantalizing taste of the power of HD DVD.
The company, under its new Regza TV sub-brand (apparently it's an old German word – or a word for an old German), will sell several step-up ranges, which it hopes will increase its LCD TV market share from a current level of around 4%.
The most intriguing of the upcoming models will usher 100Hz picture processing back onto the TV feature agenda. While 100hz was once a by word for smearing and image artefacts in the age of the CRT, Toshiba's Ian Rea says the new implementation for LCD dramatically improves motion on 720p source material. The company was unable to demo the technology, as the models are not quite ready for preview.
The new 100Hz WLT68 series screens will come in 32, 37 and 42 inch sizes. Representing the top of Toshiba's range, they will also sport three HDMI inputs, two Scarts and a component input. They have a panel resolution of 1366 x 768, and will be available in the autumn.
Also of interest are the company's 66 series TVs. Two screens, the 47WLT66 (priced at around £3,500, and pictured above) and the 42WLT66 (£2000), will offer 1920 X 1080 resolution, two HDMI inputs, two Scarts and component video when they arrive in the Summer. Despite the resolution of the panels, they can't take a native 1080p signal, although the company downplays the significance of this, as the first Toshiba HD DVD player can only output a 1080i signal via HDMI (the back of the Toshiba HD-AX1 HD DVD player also previewed at the show, is pictured below).
32 and 37 inch screens are also available in the WLT66 range, but they have a lower screen resolution of 1366 x 768. Both the 66 and 68 series models have integrated digital Freeview tuners.
When asked about the possible ETA of SED screens in the UK, Rea said that limited quantities should be available late 2007. "When we introduce them, it will be a simultaneous global launch. However mass production won't begin until 2008."
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Thank you for all that you do!! Victoria Adams Find A Grave#44337619 is NOT BURIED in Nuuanu Memorial Park*** She is buried in Makiki Cemetery***Find A Grave#138606227. Do you think the duplicate graves can be merged???
This is very confusing to someone just starting their genealogy*** If we don't know where someone is buried then we do an unknown burial*** We do not make a memorial in a cemetery that other family members are buried...And If you do that please put a note on the memorial***
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Thank you for all the hard work you have done! I have one little correction. Daren was born on Halloween, October 31, 1965. Thank you.
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I am Elaine Cardoza, daughter of Earle Joseph Cardoza, buried at Union Cemetary in Bretwood,Ca
Aug5th 1925-Sept1,1969. I am curious if you could tell me who was looking for his gravesite. I would love to connect with relatives. Do you have any information to share with me., Greatly appreciated.
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i want to thank you from the bottom of my heart for taking your time and effort to take 2 beautiful photo's of my brother and sister's head stones
Carroll Eugene and Caren Darlene Potts. you are a true angel.i lost then 3 months apart.the were also my mothers first 2 children born.Gene was killed at the delta in a boating accident,and Caren has cancer.she was the harbor master at the marina he was killed by.any way i just wanted to let you no i do appreciate what you have done for me.i live in Merced and it is hard for me to get over to Brentwood
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Hi Linda, You are very welcome. Sorry I couldn't find and photo Birdie Little's gravestone. Jim
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Yes this is him He was said to hav been killed at a dentist office in Brentwood.
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Your photos are very nice (went and looked at others in Union Cem). : ) Good job!
Personally, I like closeups! so your Beaver family photograph should be awesome! : )
Something that works wonders for me? If in a cemetery like Brentwood with a ton of sun? Using an umbrella cuts out the sun and get an awesome photo. (it is also hard to see the screen on the camera with sun, so an umbrella is awesome)
If applicable, as in, if fulfilling a request for a family member who is unable to visit themselves? I maybe take two photos showing the surrounding area (ie: if extra pretty, if in a row with other family members, if there is some reason to have a "pan" view?). It all depends on the situation.
I normally do not have people in the photos, but if a grandson is visiting a grave (ie: Union Cemetery in Brentwood)? And if he does not mind? He might be in the photo. (see O. Beaver & F. Beaver -- and also Modesto Ramos who is the other grandparent in this cemetery: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=44867875)
I really should have a "virtual cemetery" on FindAGrave of all my best photos of graves. Some are purely on accident, but turned out awesome. I can go and find them to show you, if you want. I am a photo fanatic! It is an addiction, but at least a healthy addiction!
Since you are new to FindAGrave? (and you will soon be an addict like me if you are not already!?!? : ) I can give you tips and pointers, you know, if you want.
All I would impress upon you is, if you ever clean headstones to get a good photo? Do it safely (read my FindAGrave bio for safety tips).
I *rarely* ever need a cleaning agent to clean a headstone, but when I rarely do? I use Kodak Photo-Flo (purchased at professional camera stores, maybe in Concord?) which has NO SUDS & therefore leaves NO residue! Residue of any sort is *bad* for headstones. I have a horse brush that works great at safely whisking away dirt and lichen (Oregon, where I am right now, is terrible on stones!). I figure, if I can use it on my own face? I can use it on a headstone.
Can't wait to see the photo of Oliver and Frances!
Oh, hey, if you ever want me to put in a photo request so you can fulfill it?? I have two or three right off the bat I want in Union-Brentwood Cemetery! We have a ton of family in that cemetery so you can practice fulfilling photo requests with them, you know, if you want. : ) When I get to that neck of the woods? It is for a party, and then the time flies by. I really want to go back....but, it just never seems to happen since we often stay in the Monterey area when visiting.
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I took a close up photo of Oliver and Frances Beaver. It is not nearly as neat as the ones you describe getting, I am totally new at this.
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VW Aims at Nostalgia Niche - And so does GM. The Rabbit, Scirocco, Camaro, and Dodge Challenger are all coming back. These are great car names from the past that deserve a second life. I must say I like the new implementation of the Rabbit logo, and agree with Third Way: the Rabbit brand name still has more cache than Golf. Go figure.
Fruity Goodness - Here's a blast from the past with a very interesting update: the Fruit of the Loom guys are back, online, on a microsite that allows you to download Fruit of the Loom songs like You Can't Overlove your Underwear. What can I say? These are brand icons that have a very long shelf life and have built a strong brand name. Catchy tune, too.
Digg sends C&D to DiggGames? - This is an interesting post because it speaks to the strategy behind protecting a trademark name. If you want to legally do so, you have to be perceived by the court as aggressively taking action to protect your trademark from use by both competitors and even by fans who want to set up complementary web sites using your brand name. Google did not take steps like these until it was too late, and Digg does not want to make the same mistake in protecting its mark.
Making Promises. Meeting Expectations. - Nice post and link for those of us in the brand naming business who might need a jump start in the creative process, whether thinking up a company name, slogan, logo or pretty much anything else.
Share Your Secret - I have to agree with Holly Buchanan: the Share Your Secret campaign for Secret Deodorant is making women look like tattletales or worse. Her post is mild compared to the one on Marketing Pop Culture, which slams the campaign for being aimed at "vapid, narcissistic soccer moms." Ouch! The "Secret" in the "Secret" product name should be presented as something more interesting than a recipe for pecan pie, but I am not sure if the Share Your Secret site should go the way of PostSecret yet — a little too intense for me, but point taken.
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Scotty Mac "Fierce Beast" Barzelogna
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Scotty Mac (Suzie's Scottish MacAttack, AKC # RB294108; son of Part-Time Swab, RA967755, and Lemieux's Classy Lassy, RB014800), was my wife's dog (a 1988 Christmas present) and my last bachelor roommate who moved in with me when he was 8 weeks old, 8 months before I married Susan Mutter. He lived with me for the rest of his entire life. He loved to play in the bathtub or stand on the top step of my Mother-in-law's pool trying to bite the water with which she splashed him. He gained immense joy from simple things like riding next to me in my 1987 or 1994 Ford Ranger trucks, or playing in the bath tub. He would attempt to dig a hole through the bottom of the tub and would splash water everywhere. If he happened to hear the engine fire up on the Ford Ranger or the water running in the bath tub, he would come running, and would pout intensely if not allowed to ride or play in the tub. He loved my wife's bisquits and was gifted at making them disappear off the coffee table if one was careless enough to leave them there. My wife would occasionally leave him a few bisquits on the coffee table and watch his approach, his technique of gentlely tugging the table cloth until the bisquits would fall on to the floor, his stalk toward them if he was satisfied no one was watching or would get mad, and his casual nose nudge to push them under the table where he could eat unobserved and unmolested. He gave her lots of entertainment. Mac loved Christmas and had an uncanny ability to find and remove his packages from under the tree. I found his presents opened in the middle of the floor on several occasions and would end up storing them in the bedroom closet until Christmas Eve. He also had a stuffed penguin that he considered a mortal foe and would attack it on sight, usually in the livingroom or bedroom. He would seize it, growl threateningly, and shake it vigorously as if trying to kill it, and when it slapped either side of his head from the shaking, he would think the penguin was fighting back and would shake it harder and growl louder. He finally "killed it" (tore it open) before Christmas 1997, and was not interested in any stuffed toys thereafter. He circled me with joy when I walked through the front door after coming home from the Gulf War in 1991 and Bosnia in 1997. Mac was often restless at night and would want to go outside between 0001 and 0200. He usually would not want to return to the house until he had barked for 15-20 minutes and would have every dog in the neighborhood barking. When he thought he had stirred up the neighborhood enough, he would return home and go back to sleep. (That often made me wonder what kind of taunts or insults he was hurling at the neighborhood dogs to get them so worked up!) He was loved and spoiled by everyone who knew him. He had a tumor removed from his jaw, 3 months before he died, that was identified as malignant cancer. When he passed away, he would have been 95.7 years of age in human years. I once read, "All the money in the word cannot buy a single wag of a dog's tail." That was especially true with Scotty Mac. If he liked you, he loved you. If he did not like you, all the coaxing in the world would not sway him. He passed away in my infant son's room, next to the changing table. My wife and I were devastated by his passing.
LIFE: 13 Years, 8 Months, 17 Days
CAUSE OF DEATH: Cancer
"There is a bridge connecting heaven and earth.// It is called Rainbow Bridge because of its many colours.// Just this side of the Rainbow Bridge there is a land of meadows, hills, valleys with lush green grass.// When a beloved pet dies , the pet goes to this special place. There is always food and water and warm spring weather.// The old and frail are young again. Those who are maimed are made whole again.// They play all day with each other. There is only one thing missing.// They are not with their special person who loved them on Earth.// So each day they run and play until the day comes when one suddenly stops playing and looks up !// The nose twitches !// The ears are up !// The eyes are staring !// And this one suddenly runs from the group !// You have been seen, and when you and your special friend meet, you take him or her into your arms and embrace.// Your face is kissed again and again, and you look once more into the eyes of your trusting pet.// Then you cross the Rainbow Bridge together, never again to be separated."
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"Treat me kindly, my beloved Master, for no heart in all the world is more grateful for kindness than the loving heart of me.
Do not break my spirit with a stick, for though I should lick your hand between the blows, your patience and understanding will more quickly teach me the things you would have me do.
Speak to me often, for your "voice" is the world's sweetest music, as you must know by the fierce wagging of my tail when your footsteps fall upon my waiting ear.
When it is cold and wet, please take me inside, for I am now a domesticated animal, no longer used to bitter elements. And I ask no greater glory than the privilege of sitting at your feet beside the hearth. Though had you no home, I would rather follow you through ice and snow than rest upon the softest pillow in the warmest house in all the land, for you are my god and I am your devoted worshiper.
Keep my pan filled with fresh water, for although I should not reproach you were it dry, I cannot tell you when I suffer thirst. Feed me clean food, that I may stay well, to romp and play and do your bidding, to walk by your side, and stand ready, willing and able to protect you with my life should your life be in danger.
And, beloved Master, should the Great Master see fit to deprive me of my health, do not turn me away from you. Rather hold me gently in your arms as skilled hands grant me the merciful boon of eternal rest - and I will leave you knowing with the last breath I drew, my fate was ever safest in your hands."
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The junior from Moreno Valley, Calif., Drew Little recruiting interest from West Coast schools when he was at Rancho Verde High and says he was fortunate when the 16th-ranked Cornhuskers discovered him.
After establishing career highs for catches and yards against Southern Mississippi last week, he goes into the UCLA game with no shortage of motivation.
"I kind of want to show the teams that didn't look at (me) that they're missing out on something, kind of like Tom Brady did," Enunwa said, referring to the NFL star who took a similar attitude when he was largely overlooked coming out of his California high school two decades ago.
Enunwa heads a group of receivers whose confidence is extremely high after Taylor Martinez threw for a career-high 354 yards in the opener. While Martinez silenced critics who doubted his passing ability, the receivers showed they can be a force for the Huskers after they struggled with drops in 2011.
"It comes with hard work," Enunwa said. "This whole offseason, summer, spring, fall, we really just worked on catching the ball and Taylor worked on getting us the ball. We kind of clicked this game and hopefully we will for the rest of the year."
Enunwa's role could increase after senior Tim Marlowe was lost to a broken collarbone. Marlowe probably is out until late October, coach Bo Pelini said.
"We have a lot of options there," Pelini said. "We have a lot of guys we can put back there and guys we have confidence in."
Enunwa proved to be one of those guys, and not just because he was atop the list of 10 pass-catchers against Southern Miss. He caught six balls for 70 yards. The 6-foot-2, 215-pounder also is a devastating downfield blocker and is tough to bring down when he has the ball.
One of the memorable plays in the opener came in the first half when Martinez delivered the ball to Enunwa 17 yards downfield. Enunwa turned and went another 10 with as many as five defenders trying to tackle him.
"I was going to slip out and score," he said, "but I didn't get to."
On Nebraska's next series, Enunwa caught a short pass inside the Southern Miss 10-yard line and broke out of the cornerback's grasp to get into the end zone, but an offensive pass interference penalty on Kenny Bell nullified the play.
Upon his arrival in Lincoln in 2009, it wasn't a sure thing Enunwa would develop into a threat. He caught one pass for 10 yards as a freshman, and that came in the first game. He was invisible in his other nine, and fans second-guessed the decision to have Enunwa play instead of redshirt.
"I was never mad," he said. "They had trust in me. That's why they chose not to redshirt me. There were a couple times I messed up and could have gotten on the field more than I did, so I put that on myself."
Enunwa was the team's third-leading receiver last season and over the spring and summer emerged as one of the vocal leaders of the offense.
He said he doesn't feel as if he has to make up for lost time because of his unproductive freshman season.
"I think three years is enough," he said. "Shoot, in high school I only had one year and I was able to get to a Division I college."
Enunwa attended a private school through ninth grade before he transferred to Rancho Verde. He played on the junior varsity his sophomore year. He got limited playing time as a junior because Terrence Miller, who caught the winning touchdown pass in Arizona's overtime win over Toledo last week, was ahead of him on the depth chart.
Enunwa wasn't even rated by some recruiting services his senior year, and he started making college visits with the idea that he would not play a sport.
Eventually, he received a general recruiting letter from Idaho State, and a few from smaller schools followed.
The excitement wore off quickly. "I saw my teammates getting big letters. When do I get mine?"
He visited San Diego State and Washington State. Finally, he heard from Nebraska, and that was partly because Huskers defensive end Eric Martin, a high school teammate who is a year older, put in a good word for him with the coaches in Lincoln.
It's all worked out for the best, he said. But he acknowledges that he and his parents, Henry and Ngozi Enunwa, have had his California homecoming circled on the calendar for months.
At least 50 of his friends and family will be on hand at the Rose Bowl, and Enunwa is motivated to put on a good show for them and for all those recruiters who didn't give him a second look.
"Everybody has that little fire," he said. "That could be my fire for this weekend."