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High-Yielding General Motors Continues To Be A Deeply Discounted StockAbba's Aces • Yesterday, 11:13 AM • 11 Comments
- The stock continues to be undervalued with respect to 2015 earnings estimates.
- The dividend payout ratio has decreased due to increased earnings.
- The company managed to increase its return on assets and equity from the prior quarter.
- In the following I will try to figure out what assumptions have to be met, to justify GM's stock price.
- The framework is a very simple DCF framework.
- Rather than pin an exact value on the company, my approach is to find reasonable ranges, for different outcomes.
- I find GM to be undervalued in all realistic scenarios.
General Motors: 3.7% Dividend Yield And 50% Appreciation Potential Make It A BuyTim Travis • Tue, Nov. 18 • 8 Comments
- GM offers a large margin of safety, strong appreciation potential and an attractive dividend yield.
- North American EBIT adjusted margins of 9.5% are up about 200 bps from when the company IPO'd.
- The company has made real strides in bolstering North American profitability and China has been a source of real strength.
We Disagree With Buffett On This StockOrange Peel Investments • Tue, Nov. 18 • 35 Comments
- We have been critical of GM for a while and set a price target of $31 on it months ago.
- Despite meeting our target, we don't think it's time to go long.
- Warren Buffett disagrees with us.
- GM is not your mom and pop's car company any longer.
- The "new" General Motors seems to have succeeded in streamlining its business, and is putting out a much more quality product.
- I invest in this company as a speculative dividend growth bet, due to perceived limited downside after the recent sell-off.
Update: General Motors Still Down Despite Decent Q3 EarningsMarshall Hargrave • Thu, Oct. 30 • 23 Comments
- GM beat consensus on the bottom line but missed on the top line.
- The earnings beat confirms our opinion that GM is a solid long-term play on the global recovery.
- We have noted before that GM has impressive exposure to China which is a long-term positive.
General Motors Is A Buy At $30Clayton Rulli • Wed, Oct. 29 • 20 Comments
- GM has had 5 consecutive quarters of higher margins.
- 90% of revenues are derived from North America, which reported 9.5% EBIT margins, which blew past estimates.
- GM has ~$15.7 B in net cash and a safe 4% yield.
Update: General Motors Drives Out Of The Recall Ditch With $0.97 In Adjusted EPSAnthony Ruben • Fri, Oct. 24 • 12 Comments
- GM beat consensus estimates by $0.02, while increasing truck/SUV market share by 1.3%.
- Predictions that recalls would not hurt sales have been confirmed; European weakness broader and deeper than expected.
- GM continued at "Buy" on valuation and yield.
General Motors: Buy This 2015 Play NowBret Jensen • Thu, Oct. 23 • 63 Comments
- General Motors and its shareholders have faced travails in 2014 due to the saga of a major recall crisis.
- However, given this headwind and challenges in Europe the company is delivering solid results.
- The fall in price represents a good opportunity as 2015 is shaping up to be a much better year for the company.
- The stock is cheap, pays a solid dividend, has huge free cash flow and has billionaire fund managers singing its praises as an investment recently.
Is It Safe To Reach For The Ignition Switch? GM In Q3Kurt Avard • Tue, Oct. 21 • 7 Comments
- Company leadership seems rather insulated from the recent spate of negative news surrounding the company.
- Long-term projects will increase the costs incurred in the short term, which will likely in turn hurt profit margins.
- Financials can be expected to remain at marginal-to-little growth over last year quarter.
General Motors Whisper Number Showing ConfidenceWhisperNumber • Tue, Oct. 21 • 10 Comments
- The whisper number is $0.98, one cent ahead of the analysts' estimate.
- GM has a 70% positive surprise history (having topped the whisper in 21 of the 30 earnings reports for which we have data).
- The overall average post earnings price move is 'negative' (beat the whisper number and see weakness, miss and see weakness) when the company reports earnings.
GM Earnings Preview: This Could Be Make Or BreakJaxon Research • Tue, Oct. 21 • 5 Comments
- GM is in the midst of a very tough year.
- Third quarter earnings could jump-start the stock into 2015 or send the stock even further down, below $30 per share.
- Analysts aren't expecting much growth at all and estimates have been revised downward.
- Three keys to focus on are margins, sales in Europe, and guidance.
General Motors' Problems Are About To Get WorseEfficient Alpha • Thu, Oct. 16 • 44 Comments
- Shares of General Motors have fallen in light of the recalls but stronger sales have helped to support the company.
- Strong sales may be a result of recall customers coming into the dealerships and big discount programs - both unsustainable over the long-term.
- Not only are high sales numbers likely unsustainable, the company has had to issue stop-sell orders on many new models which may further hurt its reputation.
GM Meets Our Price Target, We Still Don't Like ItOrange Peel Investments • Wed, Oct. 8 • 24 Comments
- GM meets our price target of $31, just weeks after we set it.
- General Motors drags Ford down with it, as Morgan Stanley sees pressure from overseas.
- Despite meeting our target, we are not ready to consider an investment in GM.
Is High-Yielding GM Eating Ford's Lunch?Abba's Aces • Tue, Oct. 7 • 28 Comments
- I believe GM to be inexpensive until at least $48 and will be buying it till that price.
- The company continues to increase unit sales though recalls continue to plague the car manufacturer.
- The dividend yield is a high 3.54% and should provide support if the stock price declines.
Update: GM's Embarrassment ContinuesOrange Peel Investments • Mon, Oct. 6 • 16 Comments
- We previously set a $31 price target on GM, and our last article on the company highlighted 222k new recalls due to brake pad malfunction.
- Warren Buffett injected some confidence into automotive to end last week. Despite this, we find GM embarrassing.
- More GM recalls (nearly 200k) did well to damper any small confidence that may have been brewing about the company.
- Sales up by double digits.
- Continued innovation beginning to come online.
- Credit upgrade and improving fundamentals.
General Motors: A Contrarian's OpportunityWorkhorse Investor • Mon, Sep. 29 • 31 Comments
- GM, valued at $53B, is one of the few large cap stocks in the market that continues to trade at Great Recession levels across many metrics.
- A company not without recent troubles, new management and the enormous recalls allow for cleaning of house.
- Despite the supposed North American reputation hit, GMNA sales and average transaction prices (ATP) continue to rise, confusing analysts, journalists, and critics.
- Current troubles obscure the underlying earnings power of a business that sells ten million vehicles a year across six continents.
- Despite having been solidly profitable for several years, GM still seems to be priced as if it were struggling for survival.
General Motors: A Risky Investment That Investors Should AvoidMitu Anand • Sun, Sep. 28 • 25 Comments
- General Motors' performance in the emerging markets and in Europe might remain under pressure due to competition.
- General Motors' valuation is expensive as compared to the industry.
- General Motors' margins are weak.
- Ford's aluminum pick-up truck is another challenge for General Motors.
With Consistent Sales And Re-Branding In Sight, GM Apparently Regaining StrengthDon Dion • Fri, Sep. 26 • 26 Comments
- Although GM is still reeling from its series of recalls and unfolding issues in China, management is moving forward with strategic initiatives.
- GM announced that Cadillac will split off and re-brand itself for a younger demographic, based in NYC.
- GM sales have remained surprisingly steady, along with its dividend (albeit a poor stock performance YTD).
- At a relatively low price point, GM could be well-positioned for a long-term recovery.
Google Faces The Problem Of PowerDana Blankenhorn • Tue, Nov. 25 • 21 Comments
Low Gas Prices Will Drive This Vehicle Company HigherJohn Rhodes • Wed, Nov. 19 • 6 Comments
Tracking George Soros's Portfolio - Q3 2014 UpdateJohn Vincent • Wed, Nov. 19 • 4 Comments
Warren Buffett Is Dumping Stocks Out The Back DoorWolf Richter • Mon, Nov. 17 • 57 Comments
The Best Stocks In The S&P 500Elite Wealth Management • Sun, Nov. 16 • 7 Comments
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- Oil/energy and consumer-goods underperformers lead the way.
- Total return takes into account all distributions.
- Table of S&P 500's biggest total-return losers YTD
Tue, Nov. 25, 2:46 PM
- "Not surprisingly, billionaires reduced their energy allocations (NYSEARCA:XLE) during Q3," says Direxion, unveiling the quarterly rebalance for the iBillionaire Index (which serves as the benchmark for the IBLN ETF). Attention was instead shifted to healthcare (NYSEARCA:XLV) and materials (NYSEARCA:XLB), with companies like Humana (NYSE:HUM) and Monsanto (NYSE:MON).
- Also added to the index: TMO, GM, FB, CBS, GOOG, MAS, APD, DAL, NOV, WHR, THC, ABBV.
- Dropped from the index: AIG, MCK, CTSH, MSI, RIG, CI, APC, GPS, MSFT, CMCSA, NFLX, MHFI, WMB, ICE.
- Outlying sectors: Consumer Discretionary (NYSEARCA:XLY) makes up 23.33% of the iBillionaire Index vs. 11.68% for the S&P 500, and Industrials (NYSEARCA:XLI) and financials (NYSEARCA:XLF) make up just 6.67% each of the index vs. 10.44 and 16.30 of the S&P 500, respectively. Consumer Staples (NYSEARCA:XLP) have zero representation in the index vs. 9.7% in the S&P 500.
- Previously: Direxion launched an ETF with iBillionaire today
Mon, Nov. 24, 3:19 PM
- Edmunds.com projects U.S. auto sales will rise 1.6% to 1.261M units in November.
- Projected sales volume growth by automaker: General Motors (NYSE:GM) +0.6% to 213.42K, Ford (NYSE:F) -1.4% to 186.98K, Toyota (NYSE:TM) +1.6% to 180.88K, Chrysler Automobiles Group (NYSE:FCAU) +14.9% to 163.49K, Honda (NYSE:HMC) +1.1% to 117.76K, Nissan (OTCPK:NSANY) -8.5% to 97.46K, Hyundai (OTC:HYMLF) -6.6% to 94.77K, Volkswagen (OTCQX:VLKAY) +4.2% to 46.24K.
Sat, Nov. 22, 5:17 PM
- G.M. (NYSE:GM) pressured Delphi to keep making the infamous faulty ignition switch and improve it, even though it couldn't be fixed, an email released Friday shows.
- In 2005, two G.M. committees were pushing for a solution to the problem after it received reports of the switch failing when bumped, shutting down the engine and disabling key systems like power steering and airbags.
- On Thursday, Arizona became the first state to join consumers suing GM over the switches. Arizona AG Tom Horne wants fines of $10,000 for each of the hundreds of thousands of GM vehicles sold in violation of consumer-fraud law.
- GM is -21% YTD.
Sat, Nov. 22, 1:51 PM
- SGL Group (OTCPK:SGLFF), who supplies carbon fibre reinforced parts for BMW's (OTCPK:BAMXY) electric cars, is in talks with several other carmakers to supply carbon fibre, CEO Juergen Koehler tells Wirtschaftswoche.
- "VW (OTCPK:VLKAF), in particular through Audi (OTCPK:AUDVF) and Lamborghini are also banking on high-volume use of carbon components. General Motors (NYSE:GM) has also hinted recently that they want to use more carbon. Porsche (OTCPK:POAHF) is also very active," he said, adding that new contracts would not be as big as the BMW venture.
- BMW's i-series, which cost it billions to develop, has had weak sales. BMW had sold less than 11,000 i3s by the end of September.
- SGL's main business is making graphite electrodes used to recycle scrap metal into steel. Its carbon fibre business accounted for just 2% of sales last year.
- SGL has already cut 1,400 of its 6,000 workforce.
Sat, Nov. 22, 11:49 AM
- Starbucks (NASDAQ:SBUX) plans to introduce Powermat wireless charging stations at close to 200 stores in the San Francisco region.
- The Powermat cuts out cords in the charging process by using a process called inductively coupled power transfer.
- A broader roll-out of the technology by Starbucks is planned across the U.S. and Europe within a year.
- General Motors (NYSE:GM) is also an early adopter of the Powermat wireless charging system with integration in the 2015 Cadillac ATS. The automaker is an investor in Powermat through its nimble VC arm.
- Duracell sits right smack in the middle of the Powermat innovation as the company with the brand and manufacturing capabilities to aim high. The swap of the business from profit-focused Procter & Gamble (NYSE:PG) to strategic-minded Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.A, BRK.B) sets up well for investments in long-term growth, note analysts.
Fri, Nov. 21, 2:49 AM
- General Motors (NYSE:GM) is reshuffling several senior executives and announced the departure of another as the company looks to divide up global quality and customer-experience activities and place all of its customer-facing centers under single leadership.
- "We understand that we have to earn our customers' trust and loyalty, and that every interaction matters," says CEO Mary Barra.
- The move comes as GM continues to deal with the recall of at least 2.5M vehicles owing to an ignition switch issue that is now linked to 30 deaths.
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Thu, Nov. 20, 1:54 AM
- Arizona has broken away from a group of 48 state attorneys general that has been pursuing a multistate investigation over GM's (NYSE:GM) record number of recalls this year, NYT reports.
- "General Motors represented that it was taking care of the safety of its cars, and in fact there were serious defects that it did not disclose to the public for years," says Attorney General Thomas Horne.
- Horne is claiming that the automaker defrauded the state's consumers of an estimated $3B.
Tue, Nov. 18, 6:19 PM
- The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is seeking the recall of "millions of vehicles" containing Takata (OTCPK:TKTDY) airbags, and the DoT agency will "use the full extent of its statutory powers" to force action if Takata and auto manufacturers fail to "quickly agree" to a recall.
- Cars had been recalled only in areas along the Gulf coast with high humidity, but the NHTSA says it is basing the decision on a recent incident that happened outside of those areas.
- NHTSA also orders Takata and all 10 auto companies that use Takata's air bag inflators - BMW (OTCPK:BAMXY, OTCPK:BAMXF), Chrysler (NYSE:FCAU), Ford (NYSE:F), GM, Honda (NYSE:HMC), Mazda (OTCPK:MZDAY), Mitsubishi (OTCPK:MMTOF), Nissan (OTCPK:NSANY, OTCPK:NSANF), Subaru (OTCPK:FUJHY), and Toyota (NYSE:TM) - to provide detailed reports about ongoing testing of the products outside of the high-humidity regions that already had recalls in place.
Tue, Nov. 18, 7:32 AM
- General Motors (NYSE:GM) car registrations -5.7% to 70,686 units in October, according to the European Automobile Manufacturers Association.
- YTD registrations -3.8% to 791,871 units.
- Market share: 6.4% in October, 7.2% YTD.
- Results include the GM, Opel, and Vauxhall brands.
- EAMA release (.pdf)
Mon, Nov. 17, 11:12 AM
- Kelley Blue Book names its Best Buy Award winners for 2015.
- The research firm picks the new Ford F-150 as its Overall Best Buy of 2015.
- The Honda Civic is the small car award winner, while its cousin the Accord took the mid-size prize.
- Other KBB award winners: Full-size Car: Chevrolet Impala, Luxury Car: Mercedes-Benz C-Class, Sports Car: Chevrolet Corvette, Electric/Hybrid: Chevrolet Volt, Mid-size SUV/Crossover: Toyota Highlander, Full-size SUV/Crossover: Chevrolet Tahoe.
- Related stocks: F, HMC, TM, GM, OTCPK:DDAIF.
Mon, Nov. 17, 9:26 AM| 1 Comment
Mon, Nov. 17, 5:40 AM
- The deadline to file claims under GM's (NYSE:GM) faulty ignition-switch compensation program has been extended by one month to Jan. 31, 2015.
- The program, GM Ignition Compensation Claims Resolution Facility, began accepting claims on Aug. 1, and received 1,851 claims for deaths and serious injuries linked to the switch as of Nov. 7.
- A notice of the extension was sent to almost 4.5M current and prior owners of the eligible vehicles.
Fri, Nov. 14, 4:28 PM
- Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.A, BRK.B) increased its GM stake in Q3 by 21% in Q3 to 40M shares. (13F filing)
- Warren Buffett's conglomerate exited its Deere (NYSE:DE) position; it had a 4M-share stake in the tractor maker at the end of Q2.
- A 449K-share stake was talen in PBM services giant Express Scripts (NASDAQ:ESRX). Stakes in IBM, Wal-Mart, MasterCard, and Visa were moderately increased.
Wed, Nov. 12, 10:06 AM
- The landmark emissions deal struck between the U.S. and China has implications for the automobile industry even if it is largely symbolic, according to analysts.
- There's some speculation that bickering between the nations over spying and other free trade issues won't reel in China-Western auto joint ventures and impact government EV subsidies as the nation stays focused on pollution control.
- Automaker stocks: GM, F, TM, FCAU, HMC, OTCPK:NSANY, TSLA, OTCQX:VLKAY, OTCPK:DDAIF, OTC:HYMLF, OTCPK:BAMXY, OTC:KIMTF, OTCPK:MMTOF, OTCPK:PEUGF, TTM, TSLA.
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Staff Photo by Dan Henry/Chattanooga Times Free Press Taylor Fuquea shovels ice out of a bin for a customer at the Tennessee Valley Ice Co.
The Chattanooga area hasn't seen temperatures in the teens since Jan. 10, when the mercury plummeted to 19 degrees.
But every day when Gary Bloodworth and the 20 or so other employees report to Tennessee Valley Ice Co., they routinely toil the day in frosty temperatures while their cars bake in 90- to 100-degree heat.
The plant is one of the coldest in Chattanooga and it's got to be that way, Mr. Bloodworth said. The ice lines at the factory, just off Amnicola Highway, turn out 36 bags of ice a minute. Temperatures any warmer would result in poor-quality ice that melts then re-freezes into rock-hard blocks at the stores, he said.
And that's bad form during the prime season for ice sales.
"It's mostly recreational, people going to the lake and having cookouts, that keep us busy," said Mr. Bloodworth, the plant's vice president. "But construction workers and industrial users are big, too."
He fills 20 ice boxes at the Volkswagen construction site each day, mostly for employees keeping their lunches and beverages cool.
Taylor Fuquea, who was shoveling shaved "snow ice" into a customer's cooler Friday, said while the 10 or 15 minutes he spent outside were scorching hot, it only took a few minutes inside the ice plant to cool off.
Tennessee Valley Ice stores the unbagged product in a huge room that's ideally below 20 degrees. Once bagged, hundreds of pallets of ice are stored in a room that stays in the 30s or lower.
In summer temperatures, there's no time to waste between freezer and truck, Mr. Bloodworth said.
Across the region, there are a handful of businesses that rely on cold temperatures and strong air conditioning to stay cool.
Clumpies Ice Cream and the Mayfield Ice Cream plant in Athens, Tenn., the meat market at Greenlife Grocery and the Tennessee Aquarium's Penguins' Rock exhibit all need good air conditioning to stay cool.
But there are some places that are naturally resistant to sweltering summer temperatures.
"The Lost Sea stays a constant 58 degrees," said Brandon Freeman, a ticket agent at the underground lake in Sweetwater, Tenn. "It's really nice and cool down here. Visitors say that all the time."
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text: ClimateGate: So, where's the "Oh, Snap!" Email? by Christopher C. Horner 4 Dec 2009 post a comment Share This: One thing about "ClimateGate" nagging at the back of my mind is the absence of any discussion by ringleader Phil Jones (or others) of the remarkable, shocking discovery that Jones now claims he had that his precedessor destroyed the raw data in the 1980s. That is the data that scientists have for years been seeking from Jones under the UK's freedom of information law. Against numerous such requests he offered equally numerous excuses for refusing access culminating with the September 2009 claim -- when it looked like he'd been cornered and had no excuses not to provide it to Prof. Ross McKitrick who met all of his long-stated qualifications -- that in fact he'd lost it. First, it does seem odd that Jones would so firmly and crisply articulate his many, very specific excuses for so many years about why he could not provide something that in fact they had, as he now tells it, lost. His refusals all clearly imply that a belief that he had it. But where are the emails putting out the word, oh, snap, you guys aren't gonna believe this? Among all that has been revealed, there does not appear to be one. Let alone a chain discussing the importance of not at long last actually having the raw data, how this loss might relate to the scores of emails they wrote about whether to release the data and how to avoid releasing the data and how they'd rather destroy it (I don't know, "pretend to have lost it") than give it to the folks who seem to be on to them. This seems like a big email, and a chain of discussions that would pervade that which has been revealed. It doesn't. To the contrary, we have numerous emails from Jones explaining how turning over the raw data is one option, but he'd much rather destroy it than let the intrepid start pawing over it which could only lead, as he admits in one email, to figuring out what CRU et al did to said raw data in order to come up with their alarming claims. So there is a reasonable conclusion, and it is not that the data was lost or destroyed twenty years ago. But who knows, maybe Jones wrote James Hansen at NASA, or Gavin Schmidt -- for so long a taxpayer-funded activist for Environmental Media Services' RealClimate.blog and now implicated as a major player in these emails (Capo number 6 according to this analysis). Those should turn up when the courts help NASA figure out how to come into compliance with their legal obligations and provide me similar data and correspondence that they have been, similarly and by chance, refusing me for over two years.


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Automated Fee Collection to be Installed at 2 State Park Boat Launches
In an effort to improve operational efficiencies, The Genesee State Park Region announces that automated vehicle use fee collection systems will be installed at the Conesus Lake State Boat Launch and the Oak Orchard State Marine Park (West side of Oak Orchard River) before Memorial Day weekend. The vehicle use fee of $6 will Continue reading →Find out more »
Vacation Bible Camp!
Join us on Wilderness Escape with Moses into the desert at St. Maximilian Kolbe in East Pembroke on August 11-15. We will be creating crafts, having snack and playing games relating to Moses' time as well as meeting Moses himself! Registration is open to children ages 3-12 or pk-6. We Continue reading →Find out more »
Crossroads House Annual Garage Sale
Crossroads House Annual Garage Sale happening next Thursday through Saturday, August 14 – August 16 from 9am to 4pm. It will be located on School Street behind Ficarella's Pizzeria off Liberty Street.Find out more »
Friends of the Livonia Library Leaders are Readers Summer Reading Series
Friends of the Livonia Library Leaders are Readers Summer Reading Series Fridays, July 11- August 15 at 11am at the Livonia Public Library. Visit our site for the full schedule of readers: http://friendsoflivonialibrary.wordpress.com/Find out more »
Summer Science Festivals – Fridays and Saturdays in July and August: 12-4pm. When I grow up. I want to be a _____! Fill in the blank after spending this summer at the RMSC. Enjoy activities and experiences to remember as you learn about all the cool things that people do, Continue reading →Find out more »
Tour of Mount Morris Dam!
The US Army Corps of Engineers Visitor Center at Mount Morris Dam is open daily April 1st – October 25th from 10am to 4:30pm. Free ranger-guided walking tours of the dam are offered each day as follows: Monday – Thursday at 2pm & Friday – Sunday at 11am & 2pm. Continue reading →Find out more »
Church Dinners at the Lutheran Church of the Epiphany
Church Dinners at the Lutheran Church of the Epiphany located at 6050 Avon-Lima Road, Avon. All dinner serving times are 4:30pm to 6:30pm. Prices are the same as 2013. $9 adults, $8 seniors. Saturday, March 1 – Ham Saturday, June 7 – Roast Beef Saturday, September 13 – Pulled Continue reading →Find out more »
LEGO Master Fridays at the Walworth Library (all ages)
Join us on Friday afternoons to build your LEGO masterpiece. Use the library's collection of large and small LEGOs to design your own creation or just play. Those interested can have their creation photographed and put on Facebook! No registration is required. For more information call the Walworth Library at Continue reading →Find out more »
Drive Thru BBQ Chicken Dinner – A Zama Temple No. 14 Daughters of the Nile Fundraiser. Held at the Webster Masonic Temple, 30 Orchard St., Webster on Friday, August 15 from 4:30pm until sold out. Price: $10.Find out more »
Festive Friday Mystical Faire and More
Friday, August 15 from 5:30-9:30pm at Brighton Town Park, 777 Westfall Rd. Free Admission. Bring your friends, come after work for insightful fun with our intuitives at great rates. See how great your spirit feels drumming with light facilitation. Bring your own drum & some drums to share. Classes on QiGong, Continue reading →Find out more »
Lima Public Library – 5th Annual PATIO CONCERT
Lima Public Library invites you to come and join us for our 5th Annual PATIO CONCERT on Friday, August 15, 6:30pm-8:30pm with music by THE BOUGHTON HILL BAND. Bring a blanket or chair…then relax & enjoy!Find out more »
PJ Storytime for All Ages
June 2, June 16, July 7, July 21, August 4, August 18 Songs, stories, and rhymes for the entire family. Wear your PJs! No registration required. Children must be accompanied by an adult.Find out more »
Jackson Square Concerts!!
The Batavia Business Improvement District (BID) "Friday Night in the Square" Free Jackson Square Concerts, June 27 – August 29. The events are located in Jackson Square, in the alleyways off of Jackson or Center Streets, from 7-9pm. For more information call the BID office 344-0900 or visit downtownbataviany.comFind out more »
Scream Campout Live
Scream Campout Live! is New York's most terrifying, original, and unique horror camping experience. Our scare environment, special effects, and interactive scare actors will place you in a nightmare of your life! Campers will navigate around a series of outdoor environments throughout. Play zombie paintball, walk through a slaughter house, Continue reading →Find out more »
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Simulator Rides Enmjoy speical limited-time ony simulator rides throughout the summer. Visitors enjoy the Lake Ontario ride daily for free. Rat Race (Hi-Def) Join these furry little friends as they race their tiny cars though your house. $1 per person (members included). August: Daily. _______________________________________________________________________________ Hurricane Simulator $2 charge per Continue reading →Find out more »
Girl Scout Summer Camp
At Girl Scout summer camp, girls from grades K through 12 have the chance to meet new friends, learn new skills, and go on fun adventures. New camp sessions this year include Silly Scientists, Imagine and Connect, and various horse riding camp sessions for riders of all levels. That is Continue reading →Find out more »
Allens Hill Free Library BOOK SALE
Allens Hill Free Library BOOK SALE Come browse through our used book section. Books, Movies, and CD's just 50¢ each. Library hours are: Tuesday, 2-5:30; Wednesday, 6-8; Friday, 2:30-8 and Saturday, 1-4. Look for upcoming announcement for Family Movie Night. Allens Hill Free Library, 3818 County Road 40, Allens Hill. Phone: 585-229-5636. Continue reading →Find out more »
New Erie Canalway Bicycle Loop Routes Available
New Erie Canalway Bicycle Loop Routes Available Maps enhance bicycle tourism in Erie Canalway National Heritage Corridor Cyclists can now see more of the Erie Canalway National Heritage Corridor using new bicycle tour routes that connect with the cross-state Erie Canalway Trail. The on-road routes, ranging from easy to challenging, Continue reading →Find out more »
New Nano Mini-Exhibit Magnifies the World of the Very Small at the Rochester Museum & Science Center
Just how small is nano? Visitors discover this and much more as they explore Nano, a new permanent exhibit at the Rochester Museum & Science Center (RMSC). A hands-on experience, Nano features the exploration of powerful small-scale science and technology, like the miniscule world of atoms, molecules and nanoscale forces, Continue reading →Find out more »
The Livonia French Club will be accepting cans and bottle donations until December 31, 2014 at the Livonia Redemption Center, 5915 big Tree Rd., Lakeville. We have 19 children that will be going to France in April 2015. Please help us to help them. If you are unable to bring Continue reading →Find out more »
Summer Reading Program at the Pavilion Public Library
Summer Reading Program at the Pavilion Public Library, Woodrow Rd., Pavilion, will be Fizz, Boom, Read! Program will run from July 1 to August 15, and is for all ages. Sign up at the library or by calling 584-8843. Teen prize will be a Tablet; adult prize, Kindle. Program will Continue reading →Find out more »
Annual Crossroads House Garage Sale – August 14, 15, & 16!!
Annual Crossroads House Garage Sale! Thursday, Friday and Saturday, August 14, 15 & 16 from 9-4pm. New Location on School St. behind Ficarella's Pizza Shop. We are NOT accepting drop offs of any items at Crossroads House. Please call Jackie at 585-734-0125 for more information.Find out more »
Paintings of Western New York Landscapes with Scandinavian Flair
New Exhibit at RMSC Cumming Nature Center Features Paintings of Western New York Landscapes with Scandinavian Flair, 6472 Gulick Rd., Naples, 585-374-6160. Exhibit on display through September 1 during regular CNC hours 9-3:30pm, Wednesday-Friday and 9-4:30pm, Saturday and Sunday. Admission: Free. CNC requests donations of $3 per person for general Continue reading →Find out more »
Nature Center For Letchworth State Park-Be Part of the Story….Help Build a Four-Season Showcase
A Nature Center For Letchworth State Park – Be Part of the Story….Help Build a Four-Season Showcase. Letchworth State Park is a valued community landmark, a spectacular natural and cultural resource and an important economic driver. More than 750,000 people visit Letchworth each year to experience the park's dramatic landscapes Continue reading →Find out more »
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Vacation Bible School – Kingdom of the Son African Safari. Monday, August 11th thru Friday, August 15th. 6:00 – 8:00 pm. Ages 4 years to 11 years. Cohocton Assembly of God, 31 N. Dansville St. (Rt. 415), Cohocton, NY 14826 (585) 384-9113 or 5952Find out more »
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Rider is to provide customers the means to reduce their energy costs by bidding their ability to change their electricity demand characteristics. The generic name for this type of offering is demand bidding. The demand bidding approach offers customers a proactive role in energy markets and provides a greater ability to affect the price of electricity. Customers are offered price signals to reduce demand in return for a share of the benefits derived from that reduction. The result is that customers have the ability to trade their demand response capability and still have flexibility.
Another market based approach is real-time pricing (RTP). In May of 2000, a Retail Services Report article noted that "NERC suggest many users may be willing to absorb more price uncertainty, and even more supply uncertainty, in exchange for lower overall rates." A two-part RTP rate allows a portion of customers' load to be protected from price volatility while offering customers the opportunity to save money. In a two-part RTP rate, customers are refunded/charged at markets prices for deviations to their baseline.
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In addition to being one of the least sinful cities in the country, Gilbert happens to be one of the hottest mini dining hubs in the Valley. Later this year the city's downtown area will welcome a slew of new eateries to the scene including LoLo's Chicken and Waffles, Snooze, and Sam Fox's Zinburger ... More >>
After over two years at The Ritz-Carlton Phoenix, executive chef Stephen Toevs is moving on to warmer waters -- so to speak. Toevs will continue with the property as an executive chef, but this time at The Ritz-Carlton Aruba, which is set to open on November 22. Who next to take the helm of The Ri ... More >>
If you ask grill master Steven Raichlen of PBS' Primal Grill, he'll tell you there are plenty of reasons it makes sense to choose Phoenix as the place to bring together national and local grill experts for a celebration of all things cooked over a flame. For starters, he says, there's our nearly yea ... More >>
On Monday, we chatted with Dustin Christofolo, the new executive chef at Quiessence, about how he's prepared to take over the high-profile position at the end of the month. If you missed the first part of the interview you can read it here. Today, we're back to talk about a few new things you'll fin ... More >>
Gio Osso Virtù Honest Craft 3701 North Marshall Way, Scottsdale 480-946-3447 www.virtuscottsdale.com See also: -- Gio Osso Will Open Virtù Honest Craft in Scottsdale June 7, With Grand Opening June 13 This is part one of my interview with Gio Osso, chef-owner of the brand new Virtù Honest Craf ... More >>
Michael O'Dowd Renegade by MOD 9343 E. Shea Blvd., Scottsdale 480-614-9400 See also: -- Ex Kai Chef Michael O'Dowd Opens Renegade by MOD in Scottsdale this Friday This is part one of my interview with Michael O'Dowd, executive chef and co-owner of Renegade by MOD. Come back Tuesday when O'Dowd dis ... More >>
In preparation for the next round of Phoestivus on December 12th from 4 to 8:30 p.m., we assembled a list of some of our favorite finds and must grab classics in our quest to shop local this holiday season. If you head on over to Phoenix Public Market and can make it past the food trucks and beer ga ... More >>
Forks up, Phoenix! Chow Bella and Roosevelt Row present the third annual Pie Social Saturday, November 3rd, from 2 to 6 p.m. on Roosevelt Row in downtown Phoenix. We've got an all-star line up of bakers making pies for you to taste, and from now til Pie Social, we'll introduce them to you, one by on ... More >>
Editor's Note: The final post in our "Eating 16th Street" series about Barrio Cafe has drawn quite a bit of criticism, so when Sharon Salomon -- a Phoenix-based food writer, dietitican, investor in Barrio Cafe and one of chef Silvana Salcido Esparza's culinary school instructors -- asked to write a ... More >>
See also: Tastemakers 2012: Duc Liao See also: Heavenly: Salted Caramel Macarons at Scratch Pastries When you're cooking, it's all about a dash of this and a splash of that. But baking is another matter, an exact science. In this series, we're going behind the bakery case and into the kitchens of s ... More >>
From now 'til we publish the 2012 edition of Best of Phoenix, New Times and Chow Bella present 100 Tastemakers -- Valley residents who make the cut in our culinary scene. Some you'll know; for others, it'll be a first introduction (but likely not the last). While you're here, check out our 100 Creat ... More >>
See also: Julia Child Restaurant Week Specials at Five Metro Phoenix Restaurants This Wednesday, August 15, would have been Julia Child's 100th birthday. And although the American chef may be most known as a television personality, author of the groundbreaking book Mastering the Art of French Cook ... More >>
This is part one of my interview with Payton Curry, chef and co-owner of Brat Haus, scheduled to open July 2. Come back on Tuesday for part two. Payton Curry Brat Haus 3622 N. Scottsdale Road, Scottsdale 602-738-1274 With his tousled curls, blue eyes, and rosy complexion, Payton Curry looks a ch ... More >>
Kevin Binkley Binkley's Restaurant 6920 E. Cave Creek Road, Cave Creek 480-437-1072 www.binkleysrestaurant.com Cafe Bink 36889 N. Tom Darlington Drive, Carefree 480-488-9796 www.cafebink.com This is part one of my interview with Kevin Binkley, chef-owner of Binkley's Restaurant and Café Bink. You ... More >>
For vegetarian BBQ, head to Cave Creek to check out Bryan's Black Mountain BBQ. Along with great options for carnivores, Bryan's has a Vegetarian "Pulled" Squash Sandwich.
Courtesy of Tim O'Connor. Joan & Tim O'Connor of Honey Moon Sweets.We're counting down the days to Pie Social 2011 -- 2 p.m. on Saturday, November 12 at 408 E. Roosevelt in downtown Phoenix. Don't forget, you can get in on the action yourself. Here are details for community bakers ... More >>
We're taking a break from the bustling Phoenix restaurant scene this week to talk to Chef David Hall of Thyme for a Chef personal chef services. He share how he, a former engineer, got into the culinary world and explain what a personal chef really does. Did you always know you wanted to be a ch ... More >>
Linda M. HeroldNew Executive Chef Stephen Toevs will bring his memory-making meals to The Ritz-Carlton, Phoenix.One of chef Stephen Toevs fondest memories of food is shelling fish with his father and grandfather off the coast of Rhode Island for his mother's capellini pasta with white clam sa ... More >>
Hanover SignsPoor Olive Garden. First the Italian food chain got tagged for accidentally serving a child sangria ("Mom, dis Kool-Aid makes my sgetti bwurry!"), now it's the target of recent internet buzz with tales of what really goes on at its infamous Tuscan cooking school. You can almost hea ... More >>
Following in the footsteps of Diana Kennedy, known as the Julia Child of Mexican cuisine, and Rick Bayless, celebrity chef and restaurateur, New York City-based chef Fany Gerson brings together history and culture and in her collection of authentic Mexican dulces recipes in My Sweet Mexic ... More >>
Payton CurryPayton J. CurryThe chef recently launched a pop-up concept at the Welcome Diner. When you put your key in the ignition and turn on the radio, what station would play right now? Cat Power Radio. It's been one of those weeks for me. I don't do radio at all. What's the last song played ... More >>
Today we've got a sweet tooth for Tim O'Connor, co-owner of Honey Moon Sweets and our latest Caramelpalooza candymaker. Before the "Honey Moon," co-owners and bakers Tim & Joan O'Connor met while studying at the Culinary Institute of America in New York in 1983; since then, the culinary duo ... More >>
Carol Blonderchocolate-peanut butter mousse and sauted banana cake with creme fraiche ice cream Posh pastry chef Melissa Barth followed her older brother into a culinary program in high school, hit the pastry station, and found her niche. After completing the pastry and baking program at the Cu ... More >>
Carol BlonderPosh pastry chef Melissa Barth Like most younger siblings, Melissa Barth liked to follow her big brother around. In high school she entered a culinary program to be just like him. Her brother went on to a career in computers, but once Melissa hit the pastry station, she never wanted ... More >>
courtesy of Chris D'AngeliPastry Chef Chris D'Angeli In her 15- year career, pastry chef Chris D'Angeli has created an impressive resume. Since graduating from the Culinary Institute of America, Chris has traversed the U.S., working in five star hotel properties like The Ritz Carlton, as well a ... More >>
Uncork the issue: How do I even begin to learn about the world of wine? Spill the juice: "Don't think of it as the 'world of wine,'" suggests David Johnson, the wine director at Oakville Grocery Co. "It becomes daunting. People think they have to know about everything. The truth is that it's an inch ... More >>
Chef Eric Osburn, who opened Centurion in Roosevelt Square this June, has been cooking ever since he saw his dad flip an omelet for the first time at age 11. By 13, he was cooking all the meals at home, had his first kitchen job at 15, and was taken under chef Sam Caniglia's tutelage in a country cl ... More >>
What's on your summer reading list? This week, Chow Bella contributors will answer that question with reviews of the food-related books we've read lately. If you have a recommendation for us, please leave it in the comment section. Today's selection: Ratio by Michael Ruhlman. Ratio Part o ... More >>
After spending so many hours glued to the TV watching chef Cat Cora make unexpected ingredients into glorious dishes that get the Iron Chef America judges waxing rhapsodic, we figured we'd never attempt to cook like the master. But as it turns out, Cora's just as much of a whiz at devising unp ... More >>
Nicki Escudero David NeedhamHe may be a bar expert now, but David Needham, manager of Vista Lounge at the JW Marriott Desert Ridge Resort and Spa, got his start as a culinary student at the Culinary Institute of America at Hyde Park in New York. Not that he didn't always enjoy cocktails, ... More >>
Get ready to say a mouthful as the Scottsdale Culinary Institute changes its name to Le Cordon Bleu College of Culinary Arts. Maybe we should be excited--Julia Child, who was featured in the now-on-DVD movie Julie & Julia, attended the Le Cordon Bleu school in Paris. There are cur ... More >>
Nicki Escudero Payton CurryThanks to Payton Curry, the 30-year-old executive chef at Caffe Boa, the Valley's dining scene is becoming more local-oriented due to his "locavore" approach. And to think that he almost didn't make the move to the Valley. "I was scared shitless," Curry say ... More >>
Nicki Escudero Joe Aiello outside his restaurantWhen Valley diners want New York Italian food but don't want to leave Phoenix, Aiello's provides a slice of Manhattan here in town. Brooklyn-born Joe Aiello owns the 2-year-old restaurant, where he whips up East Coast Italian-style food, ju ... More >>
Yep, that's right. Chipotle is doing good for the community, again. Last week it was a free showing of food industry documentary Food, Inc., and now it's putting on a fundraiser for none other than the food awareness movement's top dog, Slow Food USA. Tonight, from 6 to 8 p.m., customers can ... More >>
Lauren Gilger Chef Bryan Dooley.It says something when a chef names his restaurant after himself. In our opinion, it says something good. After Bryan Dooley spent 15 years as a chef at the luxurious Fairmont Scottsdale, he opened Bryan's Black Mountain Barbecue in downtown Cave Creek. Yep ... More >>
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Jeannette Haran Barbot was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina to Pierre Haran and Marie Biscaichipy, French Basque immigrants. She passed away peacefully in her sleep on January 29, 2012. She lived 92 years as a kind, compassionate, loving woman, dedicated to God, family and friends.
Lincoln Esau, 92, of Denair, passed away at Alexander Cohen Hospice House. Lincoln was born in Aberdeen, Idaho to Henry and Mary (Unruh) Esau. The family moved to Kerman, California when Lincoln was 6 months old where he completed his high school education. He has worked in and around agriculture all throughout his life. Lincoln completed an Associate Degree in Agriculture at Pierce Agricultural College. He joined the Air Force in 1943 and served four years on active duty before continuing in the Air Force Reserves until 1971 when he retired from the military as a Major.
The daughter of Erma A. Hollingsworth and Eli M. Hasler, Nancy was born in Springfield, Missouri. She died early Thursday morning at Emanuel Medical Center in Turlock.
Dorothy (Christoffersen) Rapp passed away on January 26, 2012 in Turlock, Ca. Dorothy was born on August 21, 1918 in the family home on the 20 acre family farm on Christoffersen Road in what was then known as the Tegner District.
Ruth Boyer, 82, of La Mirada, CA passed away on Thursday, January 19 at Memorial Medical Center in Modesto, CA. She was born in Turlock to Joseph and Mary Morris. She was raised in the Turlock/Hilmar area and graduated from Hilmar High School in 1948. She was married to James Boyer in 1949, and they lived in Southern California most of their lives. She was a member of the Catholic Church and attended church every where she lived. She enjoyed watching sports especially L.A. Lakers and S.F. 49ers.
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Ann Barbara Brazil 85, of Modesto, passed away on Saturday, January 7, 2012. Ann was the only child born to George and Rosine Engelhart.
Jeffrey Lee Brown, 35, of Irvine, CA died November 17 from the devastating disease of ALS. He was born on February 19, 1979 in Yuma, Arizona. He graduated from Liberty University Law School in May of 2013, passed the California state bar and started working as a lawyer in April of 2014.
Leona Dingler was born in Hilmar, CA to Marie and Gerald Wells on August 25, 1933. She was 81 years old.
Lillian Tamraz Babbitt Moore passed away on November 9th 2014, she was 86 years old.
Rodney Dean "Rod" Geving, 61, Dickinson, died Thursday, October 23, 2014 at St. Mary's Hospital, Rochester, Minn., after losing his battle with cancer. Services for Rodney will be at 10 a.m., Saturday, November 1, 2014 at Our Redeemer's Lutheran Church, New England, with Rev. Bruce Peterson officiating. Inurnment will follow at the Rainy Butte Cemetery, south of New England. Military honors will be provided by the New England American Legion Anton Ulijohn Post 66. Visitation will be one hour prior to services at the church on Saturday.
Jared Collins, 15, of Turlock, CA passed away Saturday, Nov. 8, 2014, from injuries he sustained from a dirt bike collision.
David N. Sondeno, 89, of Turlock passed away peacefully on Sat. Nov. 8th surrounded by family. David was born in Norway to John and Esther Sondeno, and as a young boy the family immigrated to the U.S. and settled in Stanislaus Co.
George Clair Humphrey, age 63. Of Vancouver, Washington passed away in Turlock on November 11. Funeral services will be held Wednesday, November 19, 2014 at 1:00 PM at Turlock Funeral Home with committal to follow at Turlock Memorial Park. Visitation will be held Tuesday from 2:00 PM to 6:00 PM at the funeral home. Please go to www.turlockmemorialpark.com to view complete obituary.
Gerald Leland Giesbrecht, (known to many as Jerry), died at Doctors Medical Center in Modesto, CA on November 11, 2014 of Congestive Heart Failure. He was 72.
Gloria Charlene Caetano, 66 of Atwater passed away Wednesday, November 12, 2014. She was born in Columbus, Ohio on June 19, 1948 to Virgil and Ruth Wears. She spent all of her adult life in Delhi, Hilmar and Turlock area. During this time she was employed at Valley Fresh Foods in Turlock, the Hilmar Unified school district and the Stanislaus County Fairgrounds Office. Gloria absolutely adored her granddaughter, Haley, who she loved to spend time with and take shopping. Her favorite hobby was spending time with her dogs Chica, Baby and Squeaky. Gloria had a big heart and was a ...
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June passed away peacefully Tuesday afternoon surrounded by family. She was born in 1922 in Richmond, California. Her grandparents were the originators of the Giant Oranges located along Highway 99 in the Central Valley. She spent her summers working alongside her family, squeezing oranges and making sandwiches.
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Angina Pectoris: There have been reports of exacerbation of angina and, in some cases, myocardial infarction, following abrupt discontinuance of propranolol therapy. Therefore, when discontinuance of propranolol is planned, the dosage should be gradually reduced over at least a few weeks, and the patient should be cautioned against interruption or cessation of therapy without a physician's advice. If propranolol therapy is interrupted and exacerbation of angina occurs, it is usually advisable to reinstitute propranolol therapy and take other measures appropriate for the management of angina pectoris. Since coronary artery disease may be unrecognized, it may be prudent to follow the above advice in patients considered at risk of having occult atherosclerotic heart disease who are given propranolol for other indications.
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1st Gulf Hypertension Conference, 26-29 January 2015, Dubai Source: Conferences News From Medical News Today [2014.11.13]Research has highlighted that more than 37% of people in the UAE and 26% in KSA are suffering from hypertension, known as 'the silent killer' due to its rare display of symptoms.
Hypertension medication linked with reduced ALS risk Source: Hypertension News From Medical News Today [2014.11.11]A new study has found that the use of angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitors is associated with a reduced risk of developing the neurological disorder ALS.
Could an explosive compound reduce hereditary hypertension risk for women? Source: Hypertension News From Medical News Today [2014.11.11]Researchers from Germany found that an explosive compound called PETN lowered the systolic blood pressure of female rats born to parents with hypertension.
Lack of transcription factor FoxO1 triggers pulmonary hypertension Source: Hypertension News From Medical News Today [2014.10.30]Pulmonary hypertension is characterised by uncontrolled division of cells in the blood vessel walls. As a result, the vessel walls become increasingly thick.
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The study of antiarrhythmic medications in infancy (SAMIS): a multicenter,
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propranolol for prophylaxis of supraventricular tachycardia in infants. [2012]CONCLUSIONS: There was no difference in SVT recurrence in infants treated with
Status of propranolol for treatment of infantile hemangioma and description of a randomized clinical trial. [2011.10]OBJECTIVES: Our primary objective was to review the current use of propranolol for treatment of infantile hemangioma (IH), specifically regarding 1) the age at initiation of therapy, 2) the method of initiation, 3) the use of other adjuvant therapy, 4) the duration of therapy and relapse rate, 5) the adverse events, and 6) the outcome. Our secondary objective was to describe a randomized, controlled, single-blinded trial comparing propranolol to prednisolone for treatment of IH... CONCLUSIONS: Propranolol is an attractive alternative to other treatments for IH. Despite apparent widespread use of this medication, the data are limited, and prospective studies are lacking for this indication. The relatively high rate of adverse effects supports the need for careful monitoring of patients on this therapy. Fastidious reporting of adverse events and objective evaluation of early and late outcomes are necessary to improve our understanding of the use of propranolol for this indication.
A randomized controlled trial of propranolol for infantile hemangiomas. [2011.08]OBJECTIVE: Propranolol hydrochloride is a safe and effective medication for treating infantile hemangiomas (IHs), with decreases in IH volume, color, and elevation... CONCLUSION: Propranolol hydrochloride administered orally at 2 mg/kg per day reduced the volume, color, and elevation of focal and segmental IH in infants younger than 6 months and children up to 5 years of age.
Endoscopic variceal band ligation compared with propranolol for prophylaxis of first variceal bleeding. [2011.04]Administration of nonselective beta-blockers in prophylaxis of first variceal bleeding is not suitable for all patients. Thus, we evaluated endoscopic variceal band ligation (EVBL) in primary prevention of bleeding in patients with cirrhosis and large esophageal varices... In conclusion, EVBL was an effective and safe alternative to propranolol in primary prophylaxis of bleeding in patients with large esophageal varices.
Effect of propranolol on word fluency in autism. [2011.03]OBJECTIVE AND BACKGROUND: Autism is characterized by repetitive behaviors and impaired socialization and communication. Preliminary evidence showed possible language benefits in autism from the beta-adrenergic antagonist propranolol. Earlier studies in other populations suggested propranolol might benefit performance on tasks involving a search of semantic and associative networks under certain conditions. Therefore, we wished to determine whether this benefit of propranolol includes an effect on semantic fluency in autism... CONCLUSIONS: Results are consistent with a selective beneficial effect of propranolol on flexibility of access to semantic and associative networks in autism, with no observed effect on phonological networks. Further study will be necessary to understand potential clinical implications of this finding.
Corticosteroids With Placebo Versus Corticosteroids With Propranolol Treatment of Infantile Hemangiomas (IH) [Recruiting]
This is a prospective randomized, double-blind study to compare the clinical efficacy of
infantile hemangioma treatment using propranolol with corticosteroids as compared to therapy
with corticosteroids and placebo. We hypothesize that a two-month treatment period with
propranolol plus corticosteroids is more effective at reducing infantile hemangioma size and
vascularity when compared to corticosteroids used without propranolol for the same time
TRAUMA HELP: Healing and Analgesia With Propranolol [Recruiting]
The purpose of this study is to determine whether propranolol can decrease pain symptoms in
a common subset of patients admitted to a trauma center after injury.
Propranolol Treatment of Traumatic Memories (PTTM) [Recruiting]
This study will compare the responses of subjects with traumatic memories of varying
vintages to either propranolol or placebo in a double-blind setting. It is hypothesized that
those subjects who receive propranolol will experience less emotional distress when the
memory is subsequently reactivated and less spontaneous re-experiences.
Perioperative Propranolol in Patients With Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) [Recruiting]
Understanding what treatments may facilitate perioperative care of Veterans with
posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is of great importance to the U. S. health care system.
Patients with PTSD are characterized by elevated central nervous system catecholamine
concentrations and exaggerated and prolonged adrenergic responses to stress stimuli. At
present, there are no data on the effects of perioperative beta blocker therapy in patients
with PTSD, despite the rising significance of PTSD in Veteran populations.
This prospective, double-blind study proposes to randomize 150 Veterans with PTSD scheduled
for orthopedic, thoracic or vascular surgery at the San Francisco VA Medical Center to
either a 14-day course of propranolol or placebo. This study will then follow these
Veterans for a one-year period to evaluate the effects of the intervention on Veterans'
surgical outcomes.
The investigators hypothesize that patients with PTSD randomized to the propranolol group
will demonstrate a reduced incidence of perioperative and postoperative morbidity and
Study of Propranolol as Anti-Adhesive Therapy in Sickle Cell Disease (SCD) [Recruiting]
An open label, prospective, randomized cross-over phase II study in up to 60 sickle cell
patients who are either homozygous for Hb S or have HbSB0 thalassemia. Initially, each
patient will be treated for 6 weeks with placebo or a standard dose of propranolol (40 mg)
every 12 hrs. This will be followed by a 2-week washout period after which, patients will
receive the other treatment modality (placebo or propranolol).
We Hypothesize that propranolol administered in vivo on a daily basis for 6 weeks (1) will
decrease baseline adhesion to endothelial cells and will substantially abrogate
epinephrine-stimulated adhesion to endothelial cells, as measured in vitro; (2) will improve
biomarkers of endothelial activation and dysfunction; and (3) can be safely used in patients
with SCD. Thus, the use of propranolol in SCD may represent a safe and effective means of
anti-adhesive therapy in SCD.
Study Objectives:
Primary Objective:
• To establish the safety and efficacy of long-term therapy with propranolol as an
anti-adhesive therapy for SCD.
Secondary Objective:
• To evaluate changes in soluble markers of endothelial activation and dysfunction.
Correlative Science Objective:
• To determine whether response to propranolol therapy is associated with polymorphisms in
genes encoding the proteins involved in the upregulation of SS RBC adhesion by epinephrine.
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Serum and plasma samples collected from MURDOCK Study enrollment visit and two year follow up Physical Performance visit.
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The MURDOCK Study, proposes this Horizon 2 study to collect a brief physical and cognitive performance assessment from 1,000 MURDOCK Registry participants. Blood sample aliquots will also be obtained. These physical and cognitive performance data, paired with -omics data from plasma and serum sample analyses, offer promise in the discovery of biomarkers for functional decline. This research will provide an important basis for our understanding of the physical, lifestyle, and genetic factors which, over the lifespan, contribute to changes in physical and cognitive capabilities as we age.
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|September 19, 2014
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I can't bring myself to chuck the durn thing, but I can't bring myself to make what I'd ordinarily make -- an autumnal, rich, roasty something or other -- with it either! What to do with one butternut squash that'll say "spring" and not "winter's reject pile"?
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Roasted Butternut Squash Salad with Warm Cider Vinaigrette
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I've made a pear and butternut squash soup too! With a little cardamom. It was very interesting (in a good way)!
I wish I had another one left. On a recent visit to Chicago we had the pleasure of dining at the absolutely fabulous Purple Pig. One of the highlights of our antipasti menu was the butternut squash. Here's how the prep was described to us. I made this w my last squash and it was fabulous:
Butternut Squash with Pumpkin Seeds, Brown Butter and Ricotta Salata:
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Window longer than 3 month
Posted by Anonymous, 1 ReplyHi,
A antibody test is 99.9% at 3 month, but some person that are extremly rare and I mean extremly Rare does not develop antibodys at all and most of them doesnt produce antibodys at all, and the scientist speculate that this is because of diffrence... Read more »
Posted by Anonymous, 1 ReplyGood Day,
Here's what the nation's leading authority on HIV testing has to say about the HIV anti-body test and the time it takes to detect infection.
Oh, and let us not bastardize this information to sooth our worries.
The CDC (Center for Disease... Read more »
3 years single, 2 years positive and in 18 months developed AIDS
Posted by Trav, 2 RepliesI'm back on here after being gone for about year. I was single when I tested positive and haven't dated since. One of things I have believed in before even being positive is we have to learn how to be by ourselves before being in a relationship. I... Read more »
Is it possible to take longer than 6 months?
Posted by value24, 1 ReplyI had a condom protected one night stand with a woman of unkown status, paid for, and was tested by ELISA 1/2 at 5 months and 6 months post exposure. Can it ever take longer? is 6 months absolutely conclusive no matter what? Regardless of what... Read more »
Guides for People With HIV


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