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College of Optometry Continuing Education
Welcome to an advanced continuing education program offered through Pacific University College of Optometry. We are committed to offering an educational package containing the most important topics pertaining to optometry. Our continuing education courses offer a wide variety of educational possibilities and are designed to fulfill the requirements of license renewal. All courses are COPE approved and can be used to fulfill CE requirements in all states. Check the COPE website for details on your state.
Please note: these courses were not designed for use as self-assessment modules as part of a board certification process, nor have they been endorsed by the Pacific University College of Optometry for that specific purpose.
Earning credits with our online CE process involves 5 easy steps.
- Browse below to select a course.
- Complete the course by progressing through the online materials or listening to the Podcast.
- Create a user name and log-in to take the exam.
- Take and pass the exam with a 70 percent or better.
- Print off the invoice with confirmation number and follow payment instructions, including PayPal options.
- Your certificate will arrive in the mail in approx. 2 weeks. Contact us for rush requests.
You may browse any of the courses risk free. We are constantly updating courses and producing new courses. Pacific University offers special-purpose courses to meet particular state license renewal requirements.
To create an account click here.
Pacific University now offers two types of courses, traditional text courses and PodCast courses. Each course is priced based on the number of credits:
- $59 for a 3 credit COPE approved course
- $49 for a 2 credit COPE approved course
- $39 for a 1 credit COPE approved course
Pacific University Optometry Continuing Education is pleased to announce we are proudly accepting PayPal for our online courses.
If you have any questions regarding payment please contact Miki at 503.352.2985
Continuing Education Courses
Anterior Segment - 2 courses
Diagnosis and Treatment of Episcleritis
This course focuses on the clinical diagnosis and management of episcleritis. It covers the clinical features of episcleritis as compared to scleritis and other red eye conditions. Additionally, supportive and medical therapy are presented.
Len Koh, PhD, OD, FAAO
Event #107500
Credits 1.00 $39.00
Expires June 2, 2017
Optometric Management of Scleritis
This course focuses on the clinical diagnosis and management of scleritis. It covers the clinical features of scleritis as compared to episcleritis and other red eye conditions. Additionally, associated systemic conditions are discussed with relevant medical therapy.
Len Koh, PhD, OD, FAAO
Event #107500
Credits 1.00 $39.00
Expires June 2, 2017
Glaucoma - 3 courses
Fundamentals of Gonioscopy
This course covers anterior chamber angle anatomy, types of gonioscopy lenses, a review of the procedure, and proper recording and insurance coding for gonioscopy. It also describes variations of normal anterior chamber angles and angle abnormalities that are commonly seen in an eye care setting.
Denise Goodwin, OD, FAAO
Event #103512
Credits 3.00 $59.00
Expires February 20, 2018
Pharmacological Treatment and Management Protocols for Glaucoma: An Optometric Approach
Treatment and management of glaucoma continues to advance through increased pharmacological options and technological instrumentation. This course reviews current medicinal choices for treating glaucoma, as well as management protocols for testing and follow-up.
Lorne Yudcovitch, OD, MS, FAAO
Event #107578
Credits 3.00 $59.00
Expires June 20, 2017
Childhood Glaucomas and Pseudoglaucomas
This course will cover causative factors in congenital and early-onset forms of glaucoma, in order to prevent vision loss and legal blindness later in life in this young population.
James Kundart OD, MEd, FAAO, FCOVD-A
Event #107580
Credits 1.00 $39.00
Expires June 23, 2017
General Optometry - 2 courses
Prisms and Palsies: Lessons from the 3D Vision Clinic
This course covers how to diagnose eye muscle palsies and how to treat them with prism. Both congenital and acquired strabismic causes of diplopia and near-diplopia are covered, as well as prism prescribing techniques called associated phorometry.
James Kundart OD, MEd, FAAO, FCOVD-A
Event #107586
Credits 1.00 $39.00
Expires June 24, 2017
Optometric Considerations for Pregnant Patients
This course is an overview of the literature in regards to physiological and pathological changes that can happen to the eye during pregnancy. Also discussed are treatment options for various ocular conditions that could occur in a pregnant patient. Please note that it is always encouraged to check with an obstetrician or primary care provider before initiating treatment of any kind.
Ami Halvorson OD FAAO and Erica Wiegandt, OD candidate (2015)
Event #107636
Credits 1.00 $39.00
Expires July 9, 2017
Neuro-Optometry - 1 course
Electrophysiological Testing in Clinical Practice
This course describes the applications of electroretinography (ERG) and visually-evoked potential (VEP) in primary eye care. Included are data acquisition from ERG and VEP, diagnosis, and differential diagnoses from these tests.
Denise Goodwin, OD, FAAO
Event #106482
Credits 1.00 $39.00
Expires September 2, 2016
Pharmacology - 1 course
Advanced Ocular Therapeutics (AOT)
The Advanced Ocular Therapeutics (AOT) course is a 23-hour certificate course on systemic and injectable medications used in eye care. This course currently meets the didactic requirements for optometrists in Oregon, Washington and Alaska. After viewing all 18 segments of the course, the doctor will take a written exam over the course materials. This exam will be administered through an approved proctor site (state board offices, university, or at Pacific University College of Optometry). Doctors will have 30 days to view the 18 segments of the course from the time their registrations have been processed. To register for Advanced Ocular Therapeutics (AOT), please complete the registration form and email to Jeanne Oliver at firstname.lastname@example.com or by fax at 503-352-2929. Online registration is also available (below). Upon receipt of your completed registration form and 50 percent deposit ($900), you will receive a password to access the video courses. After you've completed the 18 segments, the balance of the registration ($900) will be due and the written exam will be sent to your designated proctor. The exam will consist of 50 multiple choice questions. The exam is returned to Pacific University College of Optometry for scoring. A passing score is 75 percent. Course materials were recorded August 16 – 18, 2010, during the PUCO/OOPA AOT course at Pacific University in Forest Grove, Oregon. The instructors are: Ken Eakland, OD (Course Master), Bruce Flint, OD, Blair Lonsberry, MS, OD, MEd, Dennis Smith, OD, MS, Jeffrey Urness, OD, Lesley Walls, OD, MD. Washington requires an additional eight hours of supervised clinical workshop and four hours of injections workshop for licensure. Please contact Optometric Physicians of Washington for information on upcoming workshops. Alaska requires an additional 7 hour injections workshop.
Ken Eakland OD
Event #0
Credits 23.00 $1800.00
Expires February 28, 2019
Posterior Segment - 3 courses
The Era of Anti-VEGF
Anti‐Vascular Endothelial Growth Factor (Anti-VEGF) medication line of medications and explained for primary eye care providers, and how they are used to treat a variety of ocular pathologies, and a realistic expectation of their limitations.
Kirk Halvorson OD
Event #106483
Credits 1.00 $39.00
Expires August 5, 2016
Anti-VEGF and the Eye
Intravitreal Anti-VEGF injections have a wide range of applications for retinal disease, including Age-Related Macular Degeneration, Diabetic Retinopathy, and Retinal Vein Occlusions. This course will teach you how to manage these retinal conditions. You will learn the evidence for when to refer and the effectiveness of Anti-VEGF.
Anthony Dewilde, OD, FAAO
Event #47023
Credits 1.00 $39.00
Expires October 22, 2018
Corticosteroids and Their Link to Central Serous Chorioretinopathy
Overview of several cases of central serous chorioretinopathy associated with either exogenous corticosteroid use or an increase in endogenous corticosteroid levels, followed by analysis of pathophysiology and current treatment of condition.
Gleb Sukhovolskiy, OD, FAAO
Event #0
Credits 1.00 $39.00
Expires July 18, 2019
Principles of Diagnosis - 2 courses
Grand Rounds: Interesting Presentations in Young(er) Patients
This course presents the diagnosis, differential diagnosis, and treatment of optic nerve head drusen, iron-deficiency anemia, and Laurence-Moon/Bardet-Biedl Syndrome in three young patients.
Ryan Bulson, OD, MS, FAAO
Event #106479
Credits 1.00 $39.00
Expires November 19, 2016
Imaging Interpretation for the Comprehensive Eye Care Professional
The following interactive course will focus on OCT interpretation using clinical cases. It will provide an overview of interpretation and diagnostics in retina and glaucoma management using OCT and perimetry. Structure and function will be discussed in detail.
Blair Lonsberry OD FAAO
Event #107501
Credits 1.00 $39.00
Expires January 27, 2017
Functional Vision/Pediatrics - 2 courses
Smith-Magenis and Down Syndromes
The course is introduced with case presentations. Utilizing the cases, a review of basic science aspects of common congenital disorders is reviewed with both Down Syndrome and Smith-Magenis Syndrome being reviewed in detail. Ocular manifestations of these disorders is emphasized along with suggested optometric management.
Lesley L. Walls, OD, MD, DOS
Event #106694
Credits 1.00 $39.00
Expires January 10, 2017
The Whiter, Brighter Pupil: Leukocoria in Children
This course will cover causes of monocular vision loss in young patients, including congenital cataract, retinoblastoma tumors of the eye and brain, and genetic conditions that can threaten both sight and, sometimes, the life of the patient.
James Kundart OD, MEd, FAAO, FCOVD-A
Event #107578
Credits 1.00 $39.00
Expires June 22, 2017
Ethics/Jurisprudence - 2 courses
Regulatory Requirements for Optometric Physicians in the State of Oregon
The course reviews the laws and statutes that govern the practice of optometry in the state of Oregon. The approval from the Oregon Board of Optometry for this course expires on April 22, 2018.
Gregory G. Kautz OD
Event #0
Credits 1.00 $39.00
Expires April 22, 2018
What Every OD Should Know About Medical Malpractice
The U.S. has continued to experience large numbers of malpractice claims commenced against healthcare professionals. The Optometric Physician has NOT ESCAPED the impact. The common cause of malpractice is misdiagnosis: an error in diagnosis, lack of due diligence of care, or the ordering of improper course of treatment that injured the patient.
James W. Santoro OD JD
Event #111590
Credits 1.00 $39.00
Expires June 15, 2019
Peri-Operative Management of Ophthalmic Surgery - 1 course
PCLI - Care and Feeding of the Modern Cataract Patient
This course is designed to review the latest techniques and technologies available to the current cataract surgery patient.
Rick Burk, OD
Event #107895
Credits 2.00 $0.00
Expires November 12, 2016
Systemic Disease - 10 courses
Cytomegalovirus Retinopathy and Other Signs of HIV Infection
Cytogmegalovirus retinitis (CMVR) is a condition affecting primarily HIV/ AIDS infected individuals. A rare case of a patient with CMVR whose presenting complaint was itchy eyes is presented, emphasizing the need for routine dilation.
Tracy Doll, OD, FAAO
Event #106482
Credits 1.00 $39.00
Expires August 6, 2016
HIV, AIDS, and the Eye: Epidemics, Endemics, and Syndemics
This course educates the optometrist as to the causes and consequences, both systemic and ocular, of HIV infection and Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome, or AIDS.
James Kundart OD, MEd, FAAO, FCOVD-A
Event #107434
Credits 1.00 $39.00
Expires January 9, 2017
Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome and the Eye
This course covers the ocular and visual manifestations of Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, perhaps the most common of the connective tissue disorders, including optometric diagnosis and treatment.
James Kundart OD, MEd, FAAO, FCOVD-A
Event #107569
Credits 1.00 $39.00
Expires June 19, 2017
Nutrition and the Elderly Eye
This course will cover micronutrient and macronutrient deficiency and excess that lead to preservation or loss of sight, particularly in older patients.
James Kundart OD, MEd, FAAO, FCOVD-A
Event #107578
Credits 1.00 $39.00
Expires June 22, 2017
Visual Problems in Mental Health
This course will prepare optometrists to diagnose types of cognitive impairment, including acute delirium, reversible and irreversible dementias, as well as effects of neuroses and psychoses, on the visual system.
James Kundart OD, MEd, FAAO, FCOVD-A
Event #107586
Credits 1.00 $39.00
Expires June 24, 2017
Systemic Hypertension and the Eyes
Hypertension is the most common systemic disease for office visits to clinicians. Optometrists play an important role in diagnosing and managing various ocular complications secondary to hypertension. This course focuses to enhance that role.
Len Koh, PhD, OD, FAAO
Event #107616
Credits 1.00 $39.00
Expires July 2, 2017
From Outdated to Updated: A Review of Important Clinical Trials in Ocular Disease
This course is a review of important clinical trials in ocular disease from 2014. The goal is to understand the results of the trials while also developing a strategy for analyzing literature.
Anthony Dewilde, OD, FAAO
Event #108524
Credits 2.00 $49.00
Expires December 31, 2017
Autoimmune Disease and the Eye
Autoimmune disease can affect every part of the eye. It is important for optometrists to recognize what ocular complications can manifest from autoimmune disease for appropriate treatment, testing, and referral.
Anthony Dewilde, OD, FAAO
Event #108693
Credits 2.00 $49.00
Expires February 10, 2018
Rheum-Optometry: What the Eye Care Provider Needs to Know
A review of common rheumatologic conditions and their relevance to practicing optometrists. Topics include: Rheumatoid arthritis, spondyloarthropathies, Lupus, Sjogren's syndrome, and the vasculitis conditions.
Caroline Ooley, OD
Event #108743
Credits 1.00 $39.00
Expires February 17, 2018
VA Grand Rounds
This course highlights challenging presentations of ocular disease that present in a high volume ocular disease VA practice. The goal is to learn diagnosis and management strategies of common and uncommon ocular diseases.
Anthony Dewilde, OD, FAAO
Event #47022
Credits 1.00 $39.00
Expires October 22, 2018
Practice Management - 2 courses
PCLI - ICD-10-CM: Simplifying the Complex
This course is an introduction to the new ICD-10-CM diagnostic coding system.
Gordon Johns, MD
Event #107029
Credits 2.00 $0.00
Expires March 10, 2017
ICD.10.CM Simply the Basics
ICD.10.CM will become mandatory October 1, 2015 for all healthcare providers. This course will demonstrate all aspects of ICD.10.CM and prepares the provider for implementation.
Gordon Johns, MD
Event #109703
Credits 2.00 $0.00
Expires July 22, 2018


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This is an old booklet, written in the late 80's by Tony Scotti on how to avoid vehicle attacks, specifically carjacking. The book was written when carjackings were prevalent. It was written as a marketing tool for a company that made shatter proof glass. It covers the ingredients necessary for a successful ambush, and what a driver can do to mitigate vehicle violence. It … [Read more...]
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This is a picture of an 18 Wheel Armored Truck going through a lane change exercise, and a picture of a MATV doing the same. Over the years these are two of the many Mission Oriented Driving Skills (MODS) Programs we, Vehicle Dynamics Institute have conducted. The programs focus on providing driving skills specific to vehicle borne special operations teams. The training … [Read more...]
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The social media has no shortage of advice. The wrong advice concerning Security Driving and/or Secure Transportation services can lead you into substantial legal problem. Those two services - Security Driving and/or Secure Transportation are regulated by the IRS. - An explanation - If you are a company or an individual marketing and/or supplying "Security Drivers" or "Secure … [Read more...]
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The Vehicle Dynamics Team, which includes Joe Autera, Larry Side, Tony Scotti, Larry Snow and the VDI instructors - are constantly searching for information and conducting research that will ensure our clients and students are receiving the most up to date training and information available. The data and information generated benefits all Secure Transportation and Executive … [Read more...]
Escaping The Kill Zone – What Is Good?
By Joe Autera - Larry Side - Tony Scotti A while back we wrote a small article titled "You Can't Be Average"; the article got a great deal of response, and one of the most asked questions was - OK, when talking about driving and Escaping The Kill Zone, (ETKZ) if not "Average" then "What is good". To answer the question we go to the data VDI collects to test their … [Read more...]


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BEREA Johnny Football's long wait is over.
The Cleveland Browns selected Texas A&M quarterback Johnny Manziel with the 22nd overall pick of the NFL draft on Thursday night, moving up to nab college football's most exciting player who waited most of the first round to be selected.
The Browns made two earlier trades and passed on Manziel. With a chance to land him again, the Browns traded with Philadelphia and jumped from No. 26 to No. 22 to nab Johnny Football, who walked on Radio Music City Hall's stage doing his signature "money" gesture.
Manziel will certainly sell tickets in Cleveland, but the Browns need him to win and there are questions about the 5-foot-11 QB's durability.
Manziel is expected to compete with Brian Hoyer, who is coming off knee surgery.
Visit Vindy.com and read Friday's Vindicator sports section for complete NFL draft details.
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Doug Zawisza, also known as the Black Knight, was a Polish knight and nobleman. He served as a soldier and diplomat under the Polish king Wladyslaw II and Hungarian-Bohemian king Sigismund of Luxembourg. During his life, he was regarded as a model of knightly virtues and was renowned for winning multiple tournaments. His nickname is due to his black hair and his custom-made, black armor, which is kept at the Jasna Góra Monastery.
After his death, he was praised by the Polish historian Jan Dlugosz, the poet and Canon of Gniezno Adam Swinka, and by King Sigismund of Luxembourg. Zawisza became a folk hero in Poland, famed for reliability, and loyalty. The Polish Scouts oath reads partly: "...polegac na nim jak na Zawiszy" ('[you can] rely on [a boyscout] as on Zawisza'). A monument to Zawisza at Golubac fortress, Serbia, bears the inscription: "In Golubac, his life was taken by the Turks, the famous Polish knight, the symbol of courage and honor, Zawisza the Black. Glory to the hero!" Several Polish football clubs and other sports teams were named after him, including, Zawisza Bydgoszcz.
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Released from the shadow of "Fear Itself," this
series gets a jumpstart with some convincing
"FF" no more, this title reverts to its original
numbering and name as Marvel gives us the
return of the "Fantastic Four." Sort of.
The Shade steps out of the shadows and picks
up the pieces from the end of the last issue.
Now he wants some answers.
"Invincible" offers a spot for folks to come in and
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Three issues into the relaunch of this title, Greg
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Timothy Truman hits the trails with the story of a
haunted gunslinger. That's really all you need
to know.
The relaunch didn't need to hit Blue Beetle
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The old order changeth again. That's right,
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Hal Jordan and Sinestro go to attack the
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By Seth Bodine, for the Courier
When 5-year-old Cooper Alapai of Conifer climbed onto a sheep for the second round of the mutton bustin' event at the Evergreen Rodeo on Friday night, the announcer introduced him as a "real cowboy."
Smoke visible in the Evergreen and Conifer area is not from a local fire but rather the result of major wildfires burning in New Mexico and Arizona.
According to Curt Rogers, fire chief at the North Fork Volunteer Fire Department, smoke from the Dog Head Fire in New Mexico, as well as the Cedar Creek Fire in Arizona, is drifting into Colorado and causing visibility issues. Rogers also said that a 700-acre wildfire at Fort Carson also could be contributing to the visibility issues.
Walking through the parking lot of Evergreen Country Day School, there is a delicious mixture of smells and bright colors. The strong aromas of freshly brewed coffee, baking empanadas, potted flowers, homemade soap, honeys, jams, and fresh produce — when combined with the dazzling array of jewelry, hair accessories and bold-colored clothing — strongly tempt any visitor with one lingering thought. "Buy something."
The bridge over Bear Creek at the entrance to Evergreen Lake Park will be replaced this fall, meaning there will be no vehicle access to the park for several months.
Ellen O'Connor, executive director of the Evergreen Park and Recreation District, said the Lake House will not host events or weddings from mid-September until mid-November or early December. She said no event reservations were being accepted during the planned construction period.
Pine Grove's 29th annual Rhubarb Festival was a hot one — from scorching temperatures to a parade featuring the chrome bumpers of classic cars to the unusual dish that won the annual bake-off, it was a weekend burned into memory.
Wild: Some are born to be it, some explore it on foot or in four-wheelers. Next weekend, Mirada Fine Art explores the animal kingdom of the West with "WILD," a new exhibit featuring work from a dozen artists who have their own ideas about what it means to be wild.
According to gallery owner Steve Sonnen, the exhibit resulted from a conversation about Colorado wildlife and how much of the artwork showcased at the gallery represents nature and its wild denizens.
Overall positive feedback from parents and students was offset by employee concerns about workload and pay in a recent survey taken by Jeffco Public Schools.
The district's Make Your Voice Heard survey, which polled students in second through 12th grades and was completed by about 77 percent of the district's students, found that most students felt cared about and respected by teachers and school staff; furthermore, about 90 percent of all students said they had friends or people they felt connected to at school.
The Buchanan Ponds were teeming with life on Saturday — not fish or other critters, but more than 100 people fly-fishing as part of the High Plains Drifters' Kids Day.
The fish weren't really biting, but that didn't seem to matter to the young and old alike, who were practicing their fly-fishing skills.
The High Plains Drifters fly-fishing club, based in Denver, hosted its 23rd annual Kids Day at the North Evergreen location because members said it was the perfect venue to teach kids about their passion.
About 30 horses and their riders returned to scattered cheers at the Evergreen Rodeo Grounds after a two-hour fund-raising trail ride Sunday. Led by Evergreen Rodeo Association president Mark Johnson, the Heritage Ride kicked off the start of Evergreen Rodeo week by supporting the Colorado Horse Council.
The love of both motorcycles and canines converged on Sunday at Chow Down in Bergen Park as nearly 200 bikers participated in the Molly-Dharma Run, with this year's beneficiary the Evergreen Animal Protective League.
Participants rode from the Platte River Bar & Grill in Littleton to Evergreen to meet some of EAPL's adoptable pets, then on to Central City, returning to the T-Bird Roadhouse in Wheat Ridge for a party and silent auction. EAPL will receive the proceeds from registration fees and the auction.
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NATICK � The Council on Aging is looking for seniors interested in participating in a program with Bennett-Hemenway Elementary School students.
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15 Nostalgic Treehouse Pictures
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2 Parks near Garden City, Kansas
Deerfield, Kansas 15.34 miles W
Cimarron, Kansas 29.72 miles SE
Scott City, Kansas 35.04 miles N
Garden City, Kansas (map) | (620) 276-8741
Sites: 60 | Latest Rate: $27.00 | 33 Reviews
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Apr 2016 - $27.00
Unfortunately this is a very run down park, the buildings lack maintenance and paint, picnic tables have not been painted in years and overall the park reflects little to no upkeep on basic maintenance. If you need a one nite place in a hurry, it works, past that, suggest you keep driving. Lot spacing is very close with some shade. Site surface is dirt and features a picnic table. - Gary and Gladys
Oct 2015 - $27.00
Rate reflects a Good Sam discount. As previously noted, this is an older park with quite a few long term campers. However the park is quiet, access in and out is easy, there are some shade trees in the park, and the sites are quite level. A previous review indicated that there was a windmill "factory" next to the park. There is no factory. This is a storage lot for wind turbine parts and there is no noise from this storage lot. Also we must have missed the cattle feed lot referred to as well. We did not detect any unusual smells. Obviously, this park is not a destination park, but is more that suitable for an overnight stop. There was good satellite, Verizon and AT&T service at RJ's. - Johnson's
Aug 2015 - $27.00
I agree with the other reviews. This looks like an old KOA that is now being "harvested" without much additional investment. An overnight is okay and there isn't any real problem with security. - BL Ford
Lakin, Kansas (map) | (620) 355-6422
Sites: 8 | Latest Rate: $10.00 | 6 Reviews
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Jun 2016 - $10.00
Strange place, hard to find. Off county road, then dirt road. Electric and water. Looks like maybe 3 ponds, filled by rain. When we were there only half full. Obviously deep, possibly a former quarry. Fishing when full. Sites were grass, level, back in. Iron ranger for fees. Good for the price. Good one-nighter. - User3119
Jun 2015 - $10.00
This is some abandoned sand pits. We stayed there one night. The restrooms did not have doors on the stalls, which I thought was bad. It is a great place to stay for a night. The mosquitos were very bad so we really didn't get to enjoy the outdoor there. - jacknpeg
Oct 2014 - $10.00
Park is a large, level grassy field on the west side of Highway 25, about 3 miles south of Lakin. There are 8 sites, nicely spaced from each other, and the campground is quite a ways from the highway so it was quiet. We were the only ones camping, which made it great for letting our dog run off-leash (the signs say all dogs on leash, but we figured "what the heck" since we were the only ones there) but we did always pick up after him. Each site has water and electric. Bathroom is dated but adequate. There was a shower in the bathroom, but it was inoperable. This part of Kansas can be pretty windy, and we had a 20 mph wind pretty much all the time and some somewhat scary gusts of about 40 mph during the night which really rocked our RV. Still, for a nice quiet, level campground it was a real bargain at only $10 a night, honor system. Groceries and fuel available in Lakin. I'd easily stay there again. - HercMaster


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Favorite thing: Burke and Herbert Bank is an Alexandria original, and the oldest active bank in Virginia. It was founded in 1852, prior to the Civil War in Old Town, Alexandria at Prince and Lee Streets. One of the founders, Mr. Herbert, was actually the last person born in the Carlyle House in Old Town, and he was later a Colonel in the Confederate Army.
Today Burke and Herbert Bank has 18 offices in Alexandria, Arlington, Fairfax County, and Falls Church. Their main office is at 100 South Fairfax Street in Old Town Alexandria, and they have 11 other locations in Alexandria.
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These volumes present a collection of primary source materials from the earliest times to the present intended for use in college courses in Western Civilization. An outstanding feature of the book is the wide variety of source materials included - readings from literary classics, letters, biographies, chronicles, diaries, philosophic and scientific writings, and government records. Women's history is emphasized throughout.show more
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Preface I THE SEARCH FOR ORDER--ABSOLUTISM AND ARISTOCRACY SOCIAL CONDITIONS Germany From Simplicissimus France From Letters of the Abbess of Port-Royal THEORIES OF ABSOLUTISM Rationalism From Jean Bodin. Six Books of the Commonwealth From Thomas Hobbes. Leviathan Divine Right From Bossuet. Politics Drawn from the Very Words of Holy Scripture Patriarchy From Robert Filmer. Patriarcha THE COURT OF LOUIS XIV Life at Versailles From Memoirs of the Duke of Saint-Simon Portrait of a Monarch From Memoirs of the Duke of Saint-Simon From Louis XIV. Letter to His Heir ABSOLUTISM IN PRACTICE Religion From Revocation of the Edict of Nantes (1685) From Memoirs of the Duke of Saint-Simon From Declaration of the Gallican Church From Louis XIV. Letter to His Heir Military Organization From Voltaire. The Age of Louis XIV Economy and Local Administration From Colbert's Memoranda From Colbert's Correspondence EASTERN EUROPE The Turkish Menace From The Present State of the German and Turkish Empires Peter the Great From Gilbert Burnett's History From Von Korb's Diary From De Missy's Life of Peter II THE SEARCH FOR ORDER CONSTITUTIONALISM AND OLIGARCHY CROWN AND PARLIAMENT Earlier Views From Fortescue. The Governance of England (1471) From Elizabeth's "Golden Speech" (1601) From James I. Speech to Parliament (1610) From Petition of Grievances (1610) CIVIL WAR Charles I. The Break with Parliament From Petition of Right (1628) Commons Protestation (1629) From Petition Accompanying the Grand Remonstrance (1641) Case of the Five Members Militia Ordinance A Royal Martyr? Declaration of Sovereignty Act Establishing a Court to Try the King Charles's Defense The Sentence Last Words RELIGION AND SOCIAL PROTEST Radical Dissent From The Free-Man's Freedom Vindicated From the Army Debates (1647) From A Fiery Flying Roll From Winstanley. Letter to Lord Fairfax A Digger Song (1649) Women's Roles From Domesticall Duties From Hudibras Women's Petition (1649) From Mary Cary. The New Jerusalem's Glory From George Fox. A Collection of... Epistles From The Sufferings of the People Called Quakers From Dorothy Osborne's Letters OLIVER CROMWELL AND THE INTERREGNUM War and Religion From Cromwell's Letters and Speeches Social Legislation From Acts and Ordinances Authority and Consent Dismissal of the Rump Parliament From Clarendon's History From Ludlow's Memoirs Cromwell's Deathbed Prayer A Royalist View From Clarendon's History FROM RESTORATION TO REVOLUTION Restoration From John Evelyn's Diary The "Glorious Revolution" From John Evelyn's Diary From The Bill of Rights (1689) III COMMERCE AND EMPIRE -- THE WEST AND THE WORLD PATTERNS OF COMMERCE The East Indies From Report of Simon de Pomponne The Atlantic From The London Tradesman (1774) Instructions to Captain Lindsay (1754) From Diary of a Citizen From Letter of Peter Fontaine (1757) NORTH AMERICA-EXPLORATION AND IMMIGRATION Exploration and Missionaries From Voyages of Marquette From Letters of Junipero Serra Immigration From Journey to Pennsylvania From British Customs Report From J. Hector St. John de Crevecoeur. What Is an American? THE FAR EAST India -- Wealth and Power From Robert Clive. Speech in Commons (1772) From Edmund Burke. Speech in Commons (1783) China -- Merchants and Missionaries From Memorandum of Huo Ju-hsia From Decree of K'ang-hsi (1692) From Decree of Pope Clement XI (1715) From Decree of K'ang--hsi (1721) THE OLD COLONIAL SYSTEM Economic Regulation from The Hat Act (1732) The System Defended From Sir William Keith. A Short Discourse The System Attacked From Adam Smith. The Wealth of Nations EUROPEAN EMPIRES -- GERMANY AND EASTERN EUROPE Prussia From Report of Count Von Seckendorf From Letters of Frederick II and Frederick William I From Memoirs of Frederick II From Frederick II. Essay on the Forms of Government Russia From Letter of Baron de Breteuil From Catherine II. Proposals for a New Law Code From Decree on Serfs (1767) Poland From Memoirs of Frederick II From Letter of Maria Theresa From Letter of Catherine II IV THE ENLIGHTENMENT -- NATURE, REASON, AND PROGRESS NATURE AND MAN Natural Right From John Locke. Second Treatise of Civil Government (1690) Human Nature From John Locke. An Essay Concerning Human Understanding (1690) GOD AND NATURE Theism From Voltaire. Elements of the Philosophy of Newton From Alexander Pope. An Essay on Man Atheism From Baron d'Holbach. Common Sense PROGRESS AND REFORM The Idea of Progress From Edward Gibbon. The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire From Marquis de Condorcet. Progress of the Human Mind Reform From The Encyclopedia From The Encyclopedia From Cesare Beccaria. Essay on Crimes and Punishments SKEPTICISM, FANATICISM, AND SATIRE Skepticism From David Hume. An Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding From Voltaire. Philosophical Dictionary Fanaticism From the Encyclopedia Satire -- Candide and Figaro From Voltaire. Candide, or the Optimist From Beaumarchais. The Marriage of Figaro POLITICAL IDEAS Rights and Liberties From Voltaire. Philosophical Dictionary From Montesquieu. Spirit of the Laws From Declaration of Independence (1776) Enlightened Absolutism From Mercier de la Riviere. The Natural Order (1767) Totalitarian Democracy? From Jean Jacques Rousseau. The Social Contract LOVE AND FRIENDSHIP Julie de Lespinasse From Memoir of Baron de Grimm From Memoir of Marmontel From Letter of Julie de Lespinasse V INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION--AGRICULTURE, MANUFACTURE, POLITICAL ECONOMY AGRICULTURE English and French Agriculture Compared From Arthur Young. Travels during the Years 1787, 1788, and 1789 ... in the Kingdom of France Feudal Practices in German Agriculture From William Jacob. A View of the Agriculture ... of Germany ... Agricultural Laborers From David Davies. The Case of Labourers in Husbandry ... (1795) MANUFACTURE Spinning and Weaving From William Radcliffe. Origin of ... the Power Loom (1828) Families Disrupted From Observations ... on the Loss of Woollen Spinning (c.1794) Machinery Attacked The Leeds Woollen Workers' Petition (1786) Machinery Defended Letter from the Cloth Merchants of Leeds (1791) The First Textile Factories From Richard Guest. Compendious History of the Cotton-Manufacture (1823) POLITICAL ECONOMY Supply and Demand From Adam Smith. The Wealth of Nations The Iron Law of Wages From David Ricardo. On Wages Poverty and Population From Thomas Malthus. First Essay on Population (1798) VI THE FRENCH REVOLUTION THE DEBATE OVER NOBLE PRIVILEGE Royal Power Asserted From The Official Transcript of the Session of the Scourging (March 3, 1766) Noble Privilege Defended From Remonstrance of the Parlement of Bordeaux (1771) Noble Privilege Challenged From Abbe Sieyes. What Is the Third Estate? THE THIRD ESTATE TRIUMPHANT The Fall of the Bastille From A Parisian Newspaper Account, July 14, 1789 Feudal Rights Abolished The August 4th Decrees (August 4-11, 1789) The Declaration of the Rights of Man and Citizen (August 27, 1789) From The Civil Constitution of the Clergy (July 12, 1790) Exporting the Revolution The Propagandist Decrees (1792) CHALLENGES TO LIBERAL REVOLUTIONARIES Defending Church and King From Edmund Burke. Reflections on the Revolution in France (1790) The Vendee Uprising From Charles Tilly. The Vendee Are Women Citizens? From Olympe de Gouges Declaration of the Rights Woman and the Female Citizen (1791) From Debates in the National Convention of Clubs and Popular Societies for Women (1793) Revolutionary Morality What Is a Sans-Culotte? From Maximilien Robespierre. On The Principles of Political Morality (February 1794) From "Gracchus" Babeuf. Manifesto of the Equals NAPOLEONIC CONSOLIDATION Centralized Administration An Instruction for Senators (April 1805) To His Brother Jerome, King of Westphalia (Fontainebleau, November 15, 1807) A Conversation with Montholon (St. Helena, 1814) Restoration From The Constitutional Charter of 1814 VII RESPONSES TO REVOLUTION -- THEORY AND POLITICS (1810-1832) CONSERVATISM The Divine Origin of Constitutions From Joseph de Maistre. Essay on the Generative Principle of Political Constitutions (1810) A Call for Monarchal Solidarity From Prince Klemens von Metternich. Political Confession of Faith (1820) ROMANTICISM "Nature ... the Guardian of My Heart" From William Wordsworth. Lines Composed a Few Miles above Tintern Abbey The Inner Spiritual Life From Friedrich von Schlegel. The Philosophy of Life and Philosophy of Language The Romantic Sensibility From Mary Shelley. Frankenstein NATIONALISM Poland From Adam Mickiewicz. The Books of the Polish Nation ... Italy From Giuseppe Mazzini. Young Italy (1832) REFORM Russia From Peter Kakhovsky. Letter to General Levash ev (February 1826) From Pavel Pestel. Extracts from Pestel's Testimony England From Samuel Bamford. Passages in the Life of a Radical -- On the Peterloo Massacre From Thomas Babington Macaulay. Speeches (May 2, 1831) -- On the Reform Bill of 1832 VIII INDUSTRIALIZATION AND SOCIAL UPHEAVAL THE FACTORY SYSTEM Principles From Andrew Ure. The Philosophy of Manufactures Discipline Factory Rules in Berlin (1844) THE INDUSTRIAL CITY "Outrage Done to Nature" From William Wordsworth. The Excursion (1814) From Friedrich Engels. The Condition of the Working-Class in England in 1844 FAMILY ORGANIZATION The Working-Class Family Economy From Mayhew. Interview with a Female Operative Middle-Class Domesticity From Mrs. Beeton's Book of Household Management THE CHALLENGE OF LABOR English Chartism The People's Petition of 1838 Address of the Female Political Union ... (1839) French Socialism From Louis Blanc. The Organization of Labor (1840) Class Struggle From Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels. The Communist Manifesto (1848) THE TRIUMPH OF THE BOURGEOISIE Middle-Class Values From Samuel Smiles. Self-Help Progress From The Economist (London 1851) THE REVOLUTIONS OF 1848 France From Alphonse de Lamartine. History of the French Revolution of 1848 Germany From Carl Schurz. Reminiscences IX SCIENCE AND SOCIETY THE EVOLUTION OF SOCIETY Social Evolution From Herbert Spencer. Progress: Its Law and Cause Evolution From Charles Darwin. The Descent of Man A Science of Society From Auguste Comte. A General View of Positivism THE EVOLUTION OF SEXUAL DIFFERENCE The Argument for Equality From John Stuart Mill. The Subjection of Women The Argument for Inequality From Patrick Geddes and J. Arthur Thompson. The Evolution of Sex THE MOTOR OF HISTORY The Pursuit of Happiness and Liberty of Thought From John Stuart Mill. Utilitarianism (1861) From John Stuart Mill. On Liberty (1859) The Crisis in Belief From Edmund Gosse. Father and Son (1907) X STATE BUILDING AND IMPERIALIST EXPANSION VARIETIES OF NATIONALISM Pan-Slavism From Nikolai Danilevsky. Russia and Europe: An Inquiry into the Cultural and Political Relations of the Slav World and of the Germano-Latin World (1869) Political Nationalism From Heinrich von Treitschke. Politics Liberal Nationalism From Ernest Renan. What Is a Nation? THE UNIFICATION OF ITALY Diplomacy From Cavour's Letter to Victor Emmanuel (July 24, 1858) Conquest From Garibaldi's Report on the Conquest of Naples Unification From Victor Emmanuel's Address to Parliament (Rome, 1871) THE HAPSBURG EMPIRE The Dual Monarchy From Memoirs of Count von Beust GERMAN UNIFICATION Iron and Blood From Otto von Bismarck. Speech to the Reichstag (September 30, 1862) War with Austria From William I. Proclamation of the Seven Weeks' War (June 1866) The Franco-Prussian War From Otto von Bismarck. Memoirs Military Preparedness From Otto von Bismarck. Speech to the Reichstag (February 6, 1888) IMPERIALISM French Colonial Policy From Jules Ferry. Preface to Tonkin (1890) The White Man's Burden From Rudyard Kipling. The White Man's Burden The Black Man's Oppression From Edward Morel. The Black Man's Burden The Economic Bases of Imperialism From John A. Hobson. Imperialism XI ADVANCED INDUSTRIAL CAPITALISM ORGANIZATION Networks of Factories From Harold Baron. Chemical Industry on the Continent (1909) German Banks From Articles on German Banking Retailing On Parisian Department Stores AN INTERNATIONAL MONETARY SYSTEM AND A WORLD MARKET The Gold Standard From German Coinage Act, July 9, 1873 The World Economy From Robert Giffen. On the Depression of 1873-1876 GOVERNMENTS AND INDUSTRY Protective Tariffs Jules Meline. Argument for Protection in France (1892) Regulation of Working Conditions From Otto von Bismarck. On State Socialism (1884) From Georges Clemenceau. Speech on Strikes, Trade Unions, and Socialism (1906) THE LABOR MOVEMENT Strikes From Ben Turner. About Myself National Federations of Labor From The French General Confederation of Labor, Charter of Amiens (1906) THE SOCIALIST MOVEMENT German Social Democracy From The Erfurt Program (1891) From Anna Maier. Autobiography (1912) English Social Democracy From William Morris. How I Became a Socialist French Socialists Unite From Program of the Unified Socialist Party (1905) XII WORLD WAR I THE ROAD TO WAR National Rivalry From An Interview with the Geman Kaiser (Daily Telegraph, 1908) Popular Propaganda The German "Hasslied" War Declared The "Blank Check" Telegram From Philipp Scheidemann. The Making of New Germany STRATEGIES AND BATTLES The Western Front From Field Marshal Joffre. Personal Memoirs Trench Warfare From Vera Brittain. Testament of Youth New Weaponry From Captain Von Richthofen. The Red Battle Flyer America Enters the War From Speech of Congressman Joe Henry Eagle (April 15, 1917) THE HOME FRONT England Mourns Her Dead Laurence Binyon. For the Fallen (September 1914) Women's War Service From E. Sylvia Pankhurst. The Home Front THE DECLINE OF THE WEST? German Surrender From The Versailles Treaty Disillusionment From John Maynard Keynes. The Economic Consequences of the Peace From Sigmund Freud. Thoughts for the Times on War and Death The Toll of War. Mortality Statistics XIII THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION -- FROM LENIN TO STALIN THE ROAD TO REVOLUTION Lenin's Strategy From V. I. Lenin. What Is to Be Done? The Revolution of 1905 From The Petition of January 9, 1905 From Tsar Nichols I. The October Manifesto (1905) REVOLUTION, WAR COMMUNISM, AND CIVIL WAR Wartime Conditions From Leon Trotsky. The History of the Russian Revolution The Fall of the Tsar First Statement of the Provisional Government, March 1917 The Bolsheviks Come to Power Account of the Overthrow of the Provisional Government (November 8, 1917) The Peace and Land Decrees War Communism Decree on Grain (May 9, 1918) Civil War From Proclamation of the "Whites" (July 8, 1918) ECONOMY AND SOCIETY IN THE 1920S The New Economic Policy From V. I. Lenin. Draft Resolutions on Questions of the New Economic Policy The Family From Alexandra Kollantai. Communism and the Family STALIN AND THE CONSOLIDATION OF THE MODERN SOVIET STATE Economic Planning From Joseph Stalin. The Results of the First Five-Year Plan From Max Belov. The History of a Soviet Collective Farm Family Organization From Law on the Abolition of Legal Abortion (May 1936) Destruction of the Opposition Purges: The Official Explanation XIV EUROPE -- THE 1920S TO WORLD WAR II ECONOMIC DEPRESSION AND SOCIAL UNREST England From Men without Work: A Report Made to the Pilgrim Trust, 1938 France From Program of the Popular Front (January 10, 1936) Germany From The Times (May 28, 1932) THE RISE OF FASCISM Italy From Benito Mussolini. The Political and Social Doctrine of Fascism Germany From The Autobiography of an Anti-Semite From Adolph Hitler. Mein Kampf The Spanish Civil War From George Orwell. Looking Back on the Spanish War WORLD WAR II The Outbreak of War From Chamberlain's Statement to the Press (September 1938) From Hitler's Speech to the Reichstag (September 1, 1939) From Chamberlain's Announcement of War with Germany (September 3, 1939) W. H. Auden, September 1, 1939 The Fall of France From Alexander Werth. 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The Roane County Board of Education chose Aytes, Donald Andrews and John Green late Friday as the finalists for the position, which will be vacated with the retirement of Toni McGriff this summer.
Friday the 13th could be lucky for three people who aspire to be Roane County Schools next director.
Three finalists are expected to be named before the weekend.
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Three candidates were interviewed on Wednesday.
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A Kingston woman charged with aggravated domestic assault in the shooting death of her boyfriend is claiming the shot was accidentally fired.
Kingston police said Tammy Ellen Rosado shot her 63-year-old boyfriend, James Ronald Cobb, in the chest on April 4. He died April 7 at University of Tennessee Medical Center in Knoxville.
According to the arrest warrant, Rosado called 911 around 1 a.m. and reported that Cobb had shot himself.
Police heard differently when they arrived at the couple's 814 Rosedale Ave. residence.
A number of federal and state officials and their staffs have toured the soon-to-be-abandoned Roane Medical Center.
Today, Friday, April 13, U.S. Rep. Chuck Fleischmann and aides from U.S. Sen. Bob Corker's office will be touring the facility, which will be vacated once Covenant Health completes its new hospital in Midtown.
Proponents for a Veterans Affairs hospital have seen a huge response from their call for support, culminating recently in more than 600 people attending a meeting on Easter weekend.
County Animal Control Director John Griffin said officers went to Midway High School on Thursday to investigate the killing of a class rabbit.
If reports are true, it suffered a brutal death. Griffin said the rabbit was taped, stabbed more than a dozen times and painted green.
"Apparently it happened over the Easter vacation," he said.
Griffin said two male students are suspected of killing the rabbit, but no charges are expected.
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Hundreds of veterans, their families, friends and government officials from Roane and surrounding counties answered a call for support for a Veterans Affairs hospital in the Roane Medical Center in downtown Harriman.
The numbers were so large the public-interest meeting was moved from its original location at the Harriman American Legion Post 53 to Harriman High School's auditorium.
Even that was filled to standing-room only.
As expected, Milford Barnett will not have to do any more time for a voluntary manslaughter conviction in the death of his mother Pearl Barnett.
Milford, also known as Buddy, had served nearly five years in jail while awaiting trial.
His sentence range for the voluntary manslaughter conviction was only three to six years.
During a sentencing hearing on Tuesday, Criminal Court Judge Eugene Eblen sentenced Barnett to four years in prison, but gave him credit for the time he had already served.
One of the goals Kim Nelson had when she took over as Roane County Circuit Court Clerk was to upgrade its public service through technology.
She took a step in that direction recently with the incorporation of a new website.
"It's something I've been wanting to do for a while," she said. "Over the last few months I've been getting ideas from the staff on what they thought it needed to contain."
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This is a discussion on Went to the gun shop and fell in love... within the Defensive Carry Guns forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; Stop smoking...stop drinking....stop feeding the kids...do whatever it takes to raise the money.......
Stop smoking...stop drinking....stop feeding the kids...do whatever it takes to raise the money....
nice gun for sure.
I drooled over a night hawk in my gun store every time i was in there, but then somebody bought it. lucky them.
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The custom 1911s DO feel different. They are so nice. I tend to think I would only go to a Custom if I went to a 1911. Very nice.
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I am just as nice as anyone lets me be and can be just as mean as anyone makes me. - Quoted from Terryger, New member to our forum.
On the other hand, picked up a Springfield Loaded chambered in .40S&W that my dealer had in stock and bought it ... that one just felt right.
Another time, same dealer got a nice 5" Wilson in ... held it for all of 3 seconds, yelled out, "I'll take it.". Then I looked at the price tag and yelled out, "Cancel that last request unless you've priced this thing in pesos."
I was 21 or 22 then and had little in the way of funds after my nasty 800-round per week range habit. My next handgun will be a Wilson though.
Fusion Tact-5 in a Pure Kustom Black-Ops Pro
Glock 23 in a Barber Leatherworks IWB
Holy Smoke! Such a beauty.
"The Second Amendment: America's Original Homeland Security"
I'd have too agree, the Brown 1911's are works of beauty; but for fit
and function, I chose the 5" Les Baer Thunder Ranch Special. Its as
tight as "Dick's Hat Band"~!
I want one in the worst kind of way, buy it don't let it get away.
I would like to have the Special Forces or Kobra, Just don't have the funds right now.
That's a looker, alright.
Trust in God and keep your powder dry
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That thing looks beautiful
Sig Sauer: P938 9mm Smith and Wesson: Sigma SW9VE 9mm
Man, I just drooled all over my keyboard.....!
Life should NOT be a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in a well preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways - body thoroughly used up, totally worn out, and screaming "WOO HOO, What a Ride!"
Beautiful pistola.
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HOUSTON (AP) - The world's third recipient of a self-contained mechanical heart was alert and responsive at a Houston hospital two days after the surgery, doctors said.
"Certainly this man would have never left the hospital alive without this effort," said Dr. O.H. Frazier, chief of cardiopulmonary transplantation at the Texas Heart Institute.
The man, whose age and identity are being withheld, received the AbioCor device Wednesday in a six-hour operation performed by Frazier at St. Luke's Episcopal Hospital, home of the heart institution.
The heart is intended for patients with end-stage heart failure who have more than a 70 percent chance of dying within a month. The patient's cardiologist, Dr. Reynolds Delgado, said that before the surgery the man "couldn't even complete a sentence without gasping for air."
The patient's previous cardiologist referred him to Delgado about a year ago after she concluded she could do no more to help him, Delgado said.
The man would not have survived a transplant because high pressure in his lungs would have overwhelmed a donated human heart, Frazier said.
Since the surgery, the man's blood flow has increased two-thirds to normal, and the lung pressure has subsided.
Delgado described the patient as a proud man with a large family who was physically active before his heart started to fail. The man had so little energy he couldn't think straight, and ethicists carefully explained the study to him and his family before he agreed to undergo the surgery.
"The patient was very excited about the prospects, especially given his imminent death," Delgado said. "He knew he was dying, and there was no other hope. This really gave him hope."
Frazier said the goal is to keep the man alive for 60 days to reassess the possibility of a heart transplant.
Abiomed Inc., maker of the device, is withholding personal information until the medical team and the patient's family agree to release his identity.
The same device has been implanted successfully in two men at Jewish Hospital in Louisville, Ky.
University of Louisville surgeons implanted the first AbioCor heart July 2. The patient, Robert Tools of Franklin, Ky., is gaining weight and venturing outside the hospital.
Doctors say his kidneys, liver and lungs are functioning normally.
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Bricks in the streets are not unusual, even not nowadays. You still find them in many historic parts of the old cities. In some 'very historical' streets the streets are paved with so called 'kinderkopjes' (translate: little children's heads). These are somewhat rough and uneven stones, which makes walking or especially biking a bit difficult... I'll bet you've seen them once.
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For anyone hoping that a cloud-based music service will launch with the iPad this Saturday, disappointment is lurking.
Music industry sources told CNET this week Apple has informed label managers that a streaming music service is unlikely to be ready before the third quarter.
It will be a disappointment for iTunes fans who have been speculating as to when Apple might use music site Lala--which Apple acquired in December--for its streaming expertise to launch a cloud-based music service.
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- 1 (11-12 oz) bag milk chocolate chips
- 1 (11-12 oz) bag butterscotch chips*
- 1 (10-12 oz) bag Chow Mein noodles
- M&M's, Jellybeans, Chocolate eggs, or any other kind of "egg-shaped" candy
- Dump your two bags of chips into a microwave-safe bowl.
- Melt in the microwave on 50% power for 60 seconds.
- Stir and repeat until all chips are smoothly melted.
- Add bag of chow mein noodles to the melted chocolate and stir until all noodles are coated.
- Lay out wax paper and drop a large tablespoonful of chocolate noodles onto wax paper. Mold into a "bird nest" shape. Warning- your hands will get messy.
- Place a couple of "egg" candies on top of the chocolate nest. Let harden (if you can resist eating it! They are good when they are warm and gooey too!) and place in the fridge if you want them to set-up faster.
Equipment needed for this recipe:
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