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No looking back for Tad and DebbieSep 9, 2013 By Randy Tucker
The only losers are the students who won't get a chance to know them.
Melancholy is a term often associated with the finality of the last act, the closing bell or simply the fateful day that ends a long career. People often encounter this mysterious emotion as they near retirement.
They may look back with satisfaction on a job well done, miss the opportunity to continue something they dedicated their life to, lament the road not taken, or more often, just hand in the keys, smile and move on.
The only time I was melancholy in my entire career came on a hot July day in 1999 when I cleaned out my classroom in Shoshoni. I wasn't retiring, just taking a job in Riverton that better suited my recent advanced degree in computer science.
But the feel of the books in the modest library I'd built, the photographs of teams and players from the last 15 years lining the walls, and the realization that this wasn't going to be my home for nine months of the year anymore struck me as a bit sad.Memories came cascading in uncontrolled surges from the far reaches of my psyche.
Not all final days have that sad tone. When my father retired in 1971 after 20 years in the Air Force and Navy, his primary comment was that he wanted to move to some place where no one had ever seen a B-52 bomber.
That place turned out to be on his farm between Kinnear and Pavillion. It almost came true, but on rare occasions we still spotted one of the big birds flying over from bases near Rapid City, S.D., or Mountain Home, Idaho.
The best vocational agriculture teacher I've ever had the chance to work with left his profession for good just over a year ago.
He didn't retire, but the environment that now permeates education was too much for him. He had to leave for his own sanity.
Tad worked with hundreds of students who became veterinarians, agricultural financiers, engineers, teachers, and outstanding farmers and ranchers.
His judging teams won countless honors in Wyoming and later in Colorado, but his best tribute comes in the hundreds of former students who keep in touch with him and still seek his advice.
His wife Debbie worked as a school secretary for a large portion of her career and experienced the same dire direction that education began to take in the mid-1980s.
The trend began gradually, but with the inevitability of an avalanche, it accelerated into the insanity of test, test, test that now creates a pale imagery of what was once a system that provided the best public education on the planet.
We spent the weekend with Tad and Debbie, and the difference in their appearance, health and general outlook on life was incredible. Gone were the beaten-down, overworked and overwrought people fighting for survival in a failing educational system.
In their place were two people happy with their lives, making more money than they ever dreamed possible, and spending time with their children and grandchildren.
This story is not the exception but the rule when it comes to people leaving education these days.
When I asked Debbie what the difference was, she was quick to reply.
"School has become a horrible place to work. It beats you down and just keeps taking more and more."
Her point is easy to understand if you've worked in a classroom in the last three decades.
It began innocently enough. The 1983 federal report on the state of education said we were falling behind everyone else in the world. So, the government, both state and federal, stepped in and really fouled things up as only a government can do.
If it had been a gunfight, the governors and presidents involved would have quickly shot themselves in the foot and called it progress because they beat their opponent to the draw.
The insanity reached institutional levels with No Child Left Behind. No longer would we teach history, math and biology. We would teach reading and a little math.
Because so few teachers understand math, that subject was thankfully largely left to those that did, but reading was another story.
Good teachers take pride and ownership in their subjects, and Tad was beyond good. When they began taking time out of his welding, animal production and plant science classes to teach reading he was understandably annoyed.
At one faculty meeting he asked the resident experts when the reading teachers would be teaching welding. The astonished looks from the building "leadership" said it all. It had never occurred to them that vocational skills were of any value at all. It was all about getting those reading scores to improve.
The question is never answered by the mindless adherents to the testing methodology, "Why would you want an incompetent auto mechanic or electrician?"
When did it became bad to earn a living getting your hands dirty?
That attitude, combined with Colorado's practice of taking valuable instruction time out of the day to enroll students in "test prep" classes to improve their reading and math scores, was too much.
Tad and Debbie are happy once again. The only losers in this story are the students who will never get the chance to work with either of them.
Those of us old enough to begin our careers in the 1970s and 1980s had a brief taste of academic freedom. Young teachers will never experience it.
In the end, it's much crueler to cage a wild bird than to simply keep one in a cage from birth to death. There is life after retirement.
Editor's note: Staff writer Randy Tucker is a retired educator and administrator. He farms in rural Riverton.


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DENVER, Nov. 18, 2013 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Supercomputing 2013 – Micron Technology, Inc. (Nasdaq:MU), one of the world's leading providers of advanced semiconductor solutions, today announced the development of a fundamentally new computing architecture capable of performing high-speed, comprehensive search and analysis of complex, unstructured data streams. Micron's Automata Processor (AP) is an accelerator that leverages the intrinsic parallelism of memory and aims to dramatically advance computing capabilities in areas such as bioinformatics, video/image analytics, and network security which pose challenges for conventional processor architectures because of the amount of complex, unstructured data. Automata processing exploits the natural parallelism found in Micron's semiconductor devices to deliver a level of parallelism previously unattainable with legacy architectures. Unlike conventional CPUs, the AP is a computing fabric comprised of tens of thousands to millions of processing elements interconnected to create a task-specific processing engine capable of solving problems with unprecedented performance. "Micron has an intense focus on the development of innovative and advanced silicon solutions that help our customers solve their most challenging computing problems," said Brian Shirley, vice president of Micron's DRAM Solutions Group. "This announcement is a huge step forward for Micron and has the potential to unleash unprecedented levels of computing power." "The Automata Processor is a breakthrough technology that is designed to use advanced memory-based processing to solve complex computing challenges that existing solutions are not able to tackle effectively," said Chirag Dekate, IDC Research Manager, HPC. "This technology has the potential to solve some of the world's most complicated data-intensive challenges, including real-time security that could dramatically affect anti-terrorism efforts, or the highly efficient analysis of complex plant genomes that could allow scientists to rapidly advance their research agendas beyond what is possible today." Micron is working closely with ecosystem partners and research institutions to grow awareness and engagement for this new technology. Srinivas Aluru, professor of computational science and engineering at Georgia Institute of Technology and a leader in the field of high-performance, computational biology, has been deeply involved in early research efforts using the AP to solve problems associated with applications in bioinformatics. "Micron's Automata Processor offers a refreshingly new way of solving problems that is very different from all other accelerator technologies," said Aluru. "By deploying this in interesting ways, we have been able to solve a much larger instance of the NP-hard biological motif-finding problem than was previously reported, using the resources within a single Automata Processor board."
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Newlywed Accused Of Pushing Husband Off Cliff, Killing Him
A woman married for only eight days is now accused of pushing her new husband off of a cliff in Glacier National Park, causing a fall that killed him.
Investigators say 25 year old Cody Lee Johnson's body was found in an area so remote that a helicopter had to be used to remove it.{} Investigators say he fell face-first off of the cliff.
22 year-old Jordan Linn Graham is charged with second-degree murder, and was represented by a public defender during her first appearance in a Helena, Montana court.
Court documents show that police report Graham admits pushing Johnson off of the cliff, but that she says it happened only after he grabbed her arm during an argument and she pushed him in a reflex action.
An FBI affidavit says Graham sent a text message to a friend saying she was going to speak with Johnson on the night of his death to tell him she was having second thoughts about being married.
The FBI is involved in the investigation because it happened on federal land, in Glacier National Park.
Johnson's family and friends had called for an investigation into the death since his body was recovered on July 12.{} They told investigators that they suspected Graham because they had never trusted her and did not think the marriage was going to work.
Investigators say in court records that Graham had lied to them about Johnson's whereabouts, at first saying he had told her he was going for a "drive with a friend" on the night of his death.{} But later she told investigators she found Johnson's body.
{}Graham's court-appointed attorney refused to speak with the media after her first court appearance on Monday, September 9.


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BOZEMAN – Starting next fall, Montana State University will offer a master's degree and a minor in optics and photonics, emphasizing one of the university's strengths. Approved Friday by the Montana Board of Regents, the programs will build on Bozeman's growing reputation as a center of creativity and commercialization in the field of laser and imaging optics.
The new graduate program would attract graduate students who are looking for that next step in laser and imaging optics and photonics and would otherwise not come to MSU, said Joseph Shaw, professor in electrical and computer engineering and director of the Optical Technology Center.
"We see this as continuing a three-decade long process of pushing MSU and Bozeman into the forefront of some of the most exciting innovation and research in the field of laser and imaging optics," Shaw said. "By offering graduate-level studies in optical sciences, we will be adding significantly to the intellectual capital coming out of MSU that has been a big part of growing an optics economy in Bozeman."
The opportunities on campus will come with Shaw and the Optical Remote Sensor Laboratory, as well as in the SPECTRUM Lab and with multiple professors in physics, chemistry and electrical engineering. To expose more MSU undergraduates to the field, Shaw said MSU will also offer a minor in the optical sciences. Both programs of study will encourage cross-disciplinary activity among three departments – the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, the Department of Physics and the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry.
More than 15 years ago, MSU decided to pursue opportunities in lasers and optics with strategic investments. Aided by a National Science Foundation grant, the university built a significant program in laser optics at MSU through strategic hiring. Additionally, the university founded the Optical Technology Center, or OpTeC, as an interdisciplinary research and education center. OpTeC hosts annual meetings where industry and university researchers share ideas.
Over the years and thanks in part to MSU's investments, the Gallatin Valley saw the creation of 32 optics-related companies over the past decades, with 15 of those companies having been started by MSU graduates. Bozeman is now home to twice the number of optics companies per capita as Tucson, Ariz., which is widely regarded as a major center of the optical industry.
Shaw said offering graduate-level degree options, as well as a minor, is another strategic move that allows MSU to complement and expand on its strong faculty and research activities in the fields of optics and photonics. The new master's degree and minor will leverage the university's growing national reputation for producing top graduates in these fields.
"The quality of our undergraduates is already something that is well known within the Bozeman cluster of optics companies," Shaw said.
Larry Johnson, who founded the optical tech company ILX Lightwave in Bozeman in 1986 and sold it in 2012 to Newport Corporation, said he loved hiring MSU grads.
"If it sounds like I'm biased (to MSU) it's because the results were that our employees who came out of MSU had top-notch technical skills and were really just better in terms of overall work ethic," Johnson said.
Johnson is president of the Montana Photonics Industry Alliance, which has him focused on supporting and growing the cluster of Montana companies working in laser and imaging optics. Johnson said the MSU's investment in a graduate program only enhances its reputation and continues to raise Bozeman's profile as a place to start or move such a company.
"In terms of supplying the kind of people companies need, MSU has done a fantastic job, and this would be another positive step in that regard," Johnson said. "Certainly the university has benefited from its fantastic students, who often come to Bozeman with a Montana-born independence and an ability to tackle tough problems. And MSU has added key ingredients to the mix, a great faculty with matching facilities that has MSU doing world-class science in these areas. It's a winning combination."
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The Tucson Fire Department will conduct a controlled burn Wednesday at the Sweetwater Wetlands on the west side as part of the city's mosquito abatement program.
The burn is expected to begin at 8:30 a.m. at the wetlands, 2667 W. Sweetwater Drive, just north of the Silverbell Golf Course.
The city wants residents to know there will be smoke in the area for the duration of the prescribed burn, Capt. Barrett Baker, spokesman for the TFD, said in a news release.


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Cincinnati Bearcats (9-3) versus North Carolina Tar Heels (6-6)
Dec. 28, 3:20 p.m. ET, Charlotte, N.C. (ESPN)
Tommy Tuberville's tenure as Cincinnati coach got off to a perplexing start. A season-opening 35-point rout of Big Ten bottom-feeder Purdue was followed by a 28-point loss at underwhelming Illinois. Even worse, the Bearcats lost their starting quarterback for the season that day, as Munchie Legaux suffered a gruesome knee injury.
A four-turnover performance at then-winless USF resulted in another surprising loss, leaving Cincinnati at 3-2 in early October. But the Bearcats hit a groove shortly thereafter, winning six in a row before an overtime home loss to rival Louisville in the regular-season finale.
The Bearcats once again were led down the stretch by quarterback Brendon Kay, just as they were late last season. A sixth-year senior, Kay replaced an ineffective Legaux late in the 2012 season and filled in for an injured Legaux this year. He threw for at least 299 yards in each of Cincinnati's final six games, including consecutive 400-yard performances heading into the Louisville game.
Cincinnati is 9-3, and a second consecutive berth in the Belk Bowl will give it a chance to clinch a double-digit win season under Tuberville. That would give the Bearcats their sixth 10-win season in the past seven. To put that into perspective, the program had never done that until 2007, under Brian Kelly. Tuberville would be the third coach to take Cincinnati to that plateau. -- Matt Fortuna
The Tar Heels had one of the most impressive turnarounds in college football, as they started out 1-5 then reeled off five straight wins to become bowl eligible. UNC became just the sixth team since the regular season expanded to 12 games in 2006 to start 1-5 and still make it to a bowl game.
It was even more impressive considering starting quarterback Bryn Renner suffered a season-ending shoulder injury and had surgery Nov. 6. Despite the injury to Renner, backup Marquise Williams has proved to be a dependable option who is more than capable of winning, especially when he has an NFL-bound tight end to throw to in Eric Ebron, who has announced he will forgo his senior season to enter the draft.
Ebron finished the regular season with 55 catches for 895 yards, an ACC single-season record for receiving yards by a tight end. Williams has 1,058 total offense yards in the past three games, the most in any three-game stretch in school history.
UNC has also gotten a boost from its return game this year, as freshman Ryan Switzer tied the single-season ACC record with four punt return touchdowns. The Tar Heels couldn't get it done against rival Duke, though, and lost to the Blue Devils for the second straight season. With 13 seconds left in the game, Williams was intercepted.
Fortunately for UNC, though, its bowl bid was secured a week earlier with an 80-20 win over Old Dominion. After missing the postseason in 2012 because the program was ineligible, North Carolina will embrace its return to a bowl game. -- Heather Dinich


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PINELLAS PARK — A little-known agency could be on its last legs but the state legislator who would like to kill it faces some strong opposition from cities and lobbyists determined to keep the tax money rolling in.
The first salvo in the battle to eliminate the Pinellas Park Water Management District will likely be heard this morning as taxpayers and public officials face off in front of the Pinellas County Legislative Delegation. The 9 a.m. meeting is set for the Campus Activities Center on the University of South Florida campus, 140 Seventh Ave. S in St. Petersburg.
At stake is about $6.5-million in property taxes paid each year to the district by residents in some parts of Pinellas Park, Kenneth City, St. Petersburg, unincorporated Lealman and other unincorporated areas of the county between Pinellas Park and Seminole. The money, which has been collected for more than 30 years, was designated to fix drainage issues in a portion of mid-Pinellas.
But during the past few years, property owners in unincorporated Pinellas, from the tony Bayou Club to the cash-strapped Lealman area, have objected to paying those taxes, saying they get no advantage from the district's activities. Their protests got little notice until state Rep. Janet Long, D-Seminole, was elected in 2006.
Long, who said she has the taxpayers' interests at heart, persuaded other legislators to authorize a study of the district by the Office of Program Policy Analysis and Government Accountability, an investigative arm of the state government. The office spent about a year studying the district and concluded that it had served its purpose and should be dissolved.
That conclusion thrilled taxpayers in Lealman and other areas, but prompted resistance from the water management district and Pinellas Park, who do not want it dissolved. Some of those officials say they want to keep tax money flowing to pay for maintaining the drainage system that the district has built. But at least one official, Pinellas Park council member Rick Butler, has said he sees that tax money being used for future projects not contemplated when the district was first formed.
"What's important about this thing is the possibilities that can happen," Butler said late last summer.
The "new scope" of work could include such things as fixing flooding problems in the Mainlands, a privately owned complex for seniors. Pinellas Park Mayor Bill Mischler lives in the Mainlands, which is also one of the powerful political strongholds in Pinellas Park.
Butler said he did not see any problem with the possibility of spending tax money to fix flooding issues on private property even though using public funds to improve private property is generally against the law. If Mainlands residents have been paying into the system, he said, they should benefit from their investment.
That's the argument Lealman and Bayou Club residents have used to try to get out from under the tax burden of 2.5581 mills imposed by the district. Residents there say they receive no benefit for the money they've been contributing for decades. They also complain that the members of the board that runs the district are not popularly elected, but appointed by Pinellas Park and the county. Those members, they say, are not accountable to the taxpayers and fly mostly under the radar with little or no oversight.
Long has given them a sympathetic ear. Her bill proposes a referendum of voters who live within the district. If the voters approve, then the district would be eliminated as of Oct. 1, 2012. Responsibility for maintaining the system would be shouldered by Pinellas Park, Kenneth City, St. Petersburg and Pinellas County.
Long has also proposed a second bill related to the water management district. She wants to remove the Wagon Wheel Flea Market from the district's boundaries. Long is basing her request on an engineering study paid for by Hardy and Janet Huntley, who own the flea market.
The study concludes that the district's improvements have helped flooding issues east of Belcher Road but have made flooding more likely for properties west of Belcher.
The report concludes that "there appears no direct benefit, afforded by the PPWMD Channel ... improvements, to the properties located between Belcher Road and the Cross Bayou Canal."


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The V&A WATERFRONT has launched an external investigation into allegations that a young boy was shocked by a Christmas light display on New Year's Day.
The probe was called after a parent, Eytan Herskovitz of Tamboerskloof, said his seven-year-old son, Zachery-Levi, was taken to hospital after touching a Christmas light display in the Breakwater parking garage.
Herskovitz said there were exposed wires in the display.
"A matter of this nature is handled with urgency and thoroughly investigated to substantiate any claims," said V&A spokeswoman Carla White in an e-mail.
She said an external engineer had been appointed to conduct the investigation.
Herskovitz said his family had gone to the Waterfront for a late lunch on New Year's Day and were returning to their car when the alleged incident happened.
"Along the entire staircase (between garage parking levels) there were Christmas lights, completely accessible to anyone," said Herskovitz.
"They were right in front of you draped all over the show. Even a baby could touch them." Herskovitz said while walking down the staircase, he turned and saw his son holding on to the Christmas lights. He said his son was unable to let go: "He was obviously being shocked."
He added that, on managing to free himself, his son started screaming in pain and the back of his arms and hands had turned bright red.
The family went to the Christiaan Barnard Hospital, where Zachery-Levi was treated.
Herskovitz said he sent an electrician to the Waterfront on January 3 to check for exposed wires, and that the electrician found evidence of this. "They hadn't even checked it (the display)," he said.
But White said initial findings did not support Herskovitz's claims.
While the final report will only be released later this week, she said the Herskovitz family had to date sent no supporting medical evidence.
"It would appear the severity has been grossly exaggerated," said White. She noted that the preliminary report found no evidence of exposed wires, and no one else had reported being shocked over the holiday season.
Herskovitz said the trauma of what happened had affected his family psychologically and ruined their subsequent holiday along the east coast.
He said his son "was in a complete panic when he saw Christmas lights again".


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Berkeley Playhouse Will Present GUYS AND DOLLS, 3/23-4/28
Berkeley Playhouse continues its fifth season with the Tony-winning GUYS AND DOLLS. This oddball romantic comedy finds gambler Nathan Detroit desperate for money to pay for his floating crap game. To seed his opportunity, he bets Sky Masterson a thousand dollars that Sky will not be able to make the next girl he sees, Save a Soul Mission do-gooder Sarah Brown, fall in love with him. While Sky is eventually able to convince Sarah to be his girl, Nathan fights his own battles with Adelaide, his fiancé of 14 years. Often called "the perfect musical," GUYS AND DOLLS features such bright and brassy songs as "A Bushel and a Peck" "Luck Be a Lady," and "Adelaide's Lament." Jon Tracy (Berkeley Playhouse, Aurora Theatre Company, Shotgun Players, San Francisco Playhouse, Magic Theatre) helms this musical, his seventh production for Berkeley Playhouse.
Berkeley Playhouse was founded in 2007 by Artistic Director Elizabeth McKoy, a professional theater actor, director, and teacher for over 20 years. Under the artistic guidance of McKoy, and Managing Director Lauren Hewitt, Berkeley Playhouse is a professional theater for all ages that presents a season of year-round musicals, providing children and families with unique and sophisticated musical theater experiences. In addition, Berkeley Playhouse has a music theater conservatory, which offers a range of educational instruction classes in music performance skills. In 2009, Berkeley Playhouse made its permanent performance home at the historic Julia Morgan Theatre in Berkeley.
Previews: Thursday, March 21, 7pm; Saturday, March 23, 2pm.
Opens: Saturday, March 23, 2012, 7pm (Also press opening)
Closes: April 28, 2013
All performances Thursday-Friday at 7pm; Saturday at 2pm, 7pm; Sunday at 3pm
Julia Morgan Theatre, 2640 College Avenue, Berkeley
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Hi all,
I have an overhead freezer model. Water is leaking onto the top shelf inside the fridge area and getting down the back wall to the bottom veggie drawers. When I look inside the fridge, the water seems to be dripping from a plastic vent at the top/rear ceiling area inside the fridge area. (Looks to be the vent that leads from the top freezer to the bottom fridge.) Any ideas? If there's a simple fix, any step-by-step repair steps you can provide will be appreciated!
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Model 106.67821790. Freezer on top. I do not have a water or ice dispenser in mine.
Based on advice found in the above link and elsewhere:
1) I removed everything from the fridge and freezer and unplugged the unit.
2) In the freezer, I unscrewed the two bolts securing the plastic tray that is the "floor" of the freezer and removed it. For reassembling, note how this piece slides under two little plastic guides at the back-middle of the freezer.
3) I removed the two stryofoam "tubes" at the back-bottom of the freezer by carefully pulling them straight up.
4) I might not have needed to do this, but inside the freezer I unscrewed the two bolts securing the "back" of the freezer and removed it. There was a wire clipped on to the inside-left of this piece that easily slips off. This exposed the coils and made the drain tube more easily accessible.
5) The floor and back of the freezer were covered in ice. I used a hair dryer to melt most of the ice and wiped out the water with a towel.
6) At the very back of the freezer under the coils was the drain tube, which was apparently frozen. I used a turkey baster and hot water (probably about two dozen squeezes or more) to unfreeze the contents of the tube, at which point the water visibly and audibly drained away.
7) I continued using the hot water and turkey baster another dozen or so times to make sure the tube was clear, then wiped out the remaining water.
8) I reassembled everything in reverse order and plugged the fridge back in. I gave it an hour or so to re-cool before adding the contents back.
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These days, Saab's formerly distinct models are often described as bland and only marginally different versions of its Opel/Vauxhall sister marques, and profits have turned to losses.http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/business/6992369.stm Last year, sales slipped to just 133,000 cars - well behind Audi, BMW and Mercedes, which all turn out a million or more per year. This was a far cry even from fellow Swedish car maker Volvo's performance: it sold some 600,000 cars last year. "We at Saab have been very inconsistent in our approach," acknowledges Saab's chief executive, Jan-Ake Jonsson, who is himself spearheading the carmaker's latest initiative - which, yet again, is markedly different from the last one. Low-volume structure Having tried, tried and tried again, Saab has taken its eye off lofty sales targets of 250,000 cars per year. During the last couple of years, we've been really trying to focus the brand Jan-Ake Jonsson, Saab chief executive Going forward, Saab should instead offer models that are distinct from its much larger rivals, and the carmaker will no longer strive to become a "better BMW than BMW", explains Mr Jonsson. "During the last couple of years, we've been really trying to focus the brand," he says and as part of that exercise it has also come to accept that its sales could stay low for years to come. That is not necessarily a problem, as long as there is a cost structure in place that enables it to make money, he explains. "We've created a structure where we can get returns at 150,000," he adds. "If we can get 175,000 units, I'll be very happy." Turbo heritage Saab's new low-volume cost structure relies heavily on factory and parts-sharing with other GM marques, a strategy that will do little on its own to support Saab's efforts to build its brand as a distinct entity. This is where the Turbo X comes in. The turbocharged car comes with a 2.8 litre 280 bhp engine, and unlike conventional Saab's it comes with four-wheel-drive. "This is a newly developed all-wheel-drive system," Mr Jonsson says. "It gives you the option of having more performance. We will see it also in future vehicles." Mr Jonsson sees the four-wheel-drive option almost as "a bit of a qualifier in the premium segment, even if it is an option with a penetration of just 10-15%". But the Turbo X is also there to "make a statement about our heritage" and to "communicate that the turbo is and will be important for Saab". Smaller engines There are strong reasons for this, beyond nostalgia. Saab has made a name for itself in the world of biofuels, essentially because its Biopower models are more powerful when they run on E85 - a mixture of 85% ethanol made from plants and 15% petrol - then when they run on conventional petrol. "The turbo can utilise the higher octane rate of E85 in a better way, so it adds 25-30 bhp," Mr Jonsson explains. Saab is strongly supportive of the growth of ethanol powered cars In the long-run, this interaction between the turbo and the fuel could enable Saab to offer cars delivering 150 bhp from small one-litre engines. Current models typically deliver 150 bhp only if they are equipped with two-litre engines. "It really shows the potential to downsize the engine," he says. Part of the solution Good engineering does not equate to sensible use of resources, though. Hence, although bioethanol could help reduce emissions from cars, when compared with cars running on fossil fuels, there are clearly not enough plants in the world to produce the volume of ethanol required to displace petrol and diesel. Already, critics point to how demand from ethanol producers has pushed up corn prices in the US, and many worry about the ethics of using plants for fuel rather than for food in a world where people are starving. Bioethanol to me is not an issue of starvation versus cars Jan-Ake Jonsson Mr Jonsson is largely dismissive of such criticism. "Bioethanol to me is not an issue of starvation versus cars," he says. "If you look at the availability of bioethanol today, that is not an issue. There is enough land and crop available today to supply current demand." And crucially, "we're at the first generation of using ethanol", he adds. So whereas "you can say using corn to produce ethanol in the US is very inefficient", second-generation biofuels made from celluloid - that is wood or waste from crops - should prove more efficient, he predicts. "The growth of ethanol is tremendous," he adds. True, it is not the silver bullet that is going to slash pollution from cars in the near future, but Mr Jonsson is convinced "bioethanol will be one piece of the solution". source: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/business/6992369.stm Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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Ryan Gosling's movie Drive is in The Juice* a lot this week, but this time it's over a much more serious charge than not being like Fast and Furious: It's being blamed as the catalyst for the guy who threw a hotdog at Tiger Woods at the Frys.com Open. Way to promote violence, Ryan.
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Colt 38 Detective Special $?
I am considering the purchase of a 1970 vintage Colt 38 Detective Special but I am having difficulty finding a value for this model since it is no longer manufactured. The gun is chromed and a retired policeman's personal carry firearm. Anyone have a guess as to the value of this piece?
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If you watch NYPD Blue, this the gun I beleive Andy Sippowitz carried, and the one he lost. My wife has had hers for about 15 years, trading a S W 686 .357 in on it, and loves the Colt. I paid $275 for in in 1995, and see them at gun shows here in the south now, for about the same price. These are very nice firearms. Good Luck. Tom Meservey, USN (Ret)
My guess is that if the Colt is original, it is nickel plated, not chromed. Prices on all Colts have skyrocketed over the last several years. Depending on condition, it's value could be in the $300-$700 range. Any Colt I find selling for less than $400, regardless of model, usually finds it's way home with me:) Try searching for Detective Special on Gunbroker or Auction Arms and you'll see what I mean.
What Scoutman said. Off topic (slightly) - try comparing the Det. Spcl's trigger to any other factory snubbie - oops - sorry they just don't compare. The Colt Detective Special is simply better.
I bought a couple of the Detective Specials when they last brought it back into production during the early '90's. The one on top is from the Colt Custom Shop, with a Tritium front sight, honed trigger action, and bobbed hammer. Colt also made a Chrome plated version during the same time. You might find one of these particular production runs at a reasonable price.
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I have a 38 special second generation from what I read and looking at the serial number it was made during the 1958 production year. It is a snubby nickel plated model. Can someone give me an idea of the value of this gun? I would say it is in very good condition. I would say it doesn't look like it was used alot. Says: Colt P.T.E.A. MFG CO. Hartford Conn. U.S.A.
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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6259236724941582496.post311078838748591063..comments2017-09-15T09:06:12.732-07:00Comments on Family Trees May Contain Nuts: KIDS SAY THE DARNDEST THINGSLori Ehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6259236724941582496.post-85776021515827143422010-02-13T15:03:56.527-08:002010-02-13T15:03:56.527-08:00Hey, we're finally back so I thought I'd s...Hey, we're finally back so I thought I'd stop on by. I am told that as I was learning Portuguese, I made up so many new words that my Brazilian friends wanted to write a whole new dictionary with Tamara'isms. Cute post!

Happy Valentines!Tamara Jansenhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6259236724941582496.post-24015039546356190752010-02-13T11:17:14.662-08:002010-02-13T11:17:14.662-08:00Great post Lori! When Cait was little we always to...Great post Lori! When Cait was little we always took her to our autocross races. Didn't think much was being absorbed until we saw some flattened construction cones (which she called carrots) on the highway and she said "uh oh, they hit the carrots. They lose 2 seconds!" Kathymbkatc230https://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6259236724941582496.post-7277174718309733872010-02-13T09:15:18.687-08:002010-02-13T09:15:18.687-08:00Hehe...my brother ALWAYS referred to his soother a...Hehe...my brother ALWAYS referred to his soother as his "Doodoosh" and you can believe me when I say that it caused more than a few raised eyebrows when people thought he was requesting a feminine hygiene product.
He also would point his finger out any window and excitedly proclaim "Doobedye!!!".
For ages we couldn't figure out what he was pointing at until he got old enough to integrate it into "Doobethat!!!"...all that time he was saying "look at that!!!" LOL.Lindy Louhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6259236724941582496.post-59342390619062473802010-02-12T22:02:36.782-08:002010-02-12T22:02:36.782-08:00I love kid-speak. My oldest used to say all kinds...I love kid-speak. My oldest used to say all kinds of funny stuff. Luckily I wrote down a lot of it in a journal so I can reminisce.3 Men and a Ladyhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6259236724941582496.post-75379872723133502342010-02-12T20:37:31.977-08:002010-02-12T20:37:31.977-08:00At our house, we've eaten racky cheese (macaro...At our house, we've eaten racky cheese (macaroni & cheese), oak milk (oatmeal), matatoes (tomatoes), kitchen on the clob (chicken leg), and--my favorite--Crapped In Crunch cereal!Beverly @ The Buzzhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6259236724941582496.post-73755010564602009872010-02-12T10:06:07.596-08:002010-02-12T10:06:07.596-08:00Great post, as always!!! Those were too cute. H...Great post, as always!!!
Those were too cute.

Here in A-town, we have a winter light display called the Festival of Lights. Trinity used to call it the "Vegetable of Lights"... she still does, just for fun!Michelehttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6259236724941582496.post-39381374322141829442010-02-12T09:40:31.484-08:002010-02-12T09:40:31.484-08:00My youngest is always gotforing something. Forgot ...My youngest is always gotforing something. Forgot something. Get it?MiMihttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6259236724941582496.post-3232717251550433282010-02-12T07:52:06.120-08:002010-02-12T07:52:06.120-08:00My oldest was born in Carson City Nevead, and we w...My oldest was born in Carson City Nevead, and we would go to the casinos for meals once in a while. While there we played keno....sortly after this, he was digging by our new apartment window outside and found some new nails from construction. He came in to show me the "kenos"....for the life of us we couldn't figure it out. Then it dawned on me, to play keno, you would use a little black crayon....he thought that the crayons were called kenos! And the nail looked like the crayons! We still give him a hard time about it today!Sandyhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6259236724941582496.post-29070350503121685932010-02-12T07:01:48.184-08:002010-02-12T07:01:48.184-08:00When my son was 4ys old,he said he wanted wild bea...When my son was 4ys old,he said he wanted wild beast for dinner,I still ask him if he wants this when he comes round ,he meant,roast beef.!!!
At school my daughter,who had been learning about American Indians and their culture,wrote in her home work that they eat lots of jelly.When I asked her to explain what kind of jelly she went to the fridge and got a pot of mousse.This 6yr old was convinced this is what the teacher meant,as opposed to MOOSE.!!matronhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6259236724941582496.post-59916056633289255962010-02-12T04:51:54.876-08:002010-02-12T04:51:54.876-08:00Two things come to mind...Out of the mouths of bab...Two things come to mind...Out of the mouths of babes and a child shall lead them. Children are such wonderful eye openers.Gailhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6259236724941582496.post-30808316479609564162010-02-11T22:15:42.227-08:002010-02-11T22:15:42.227-08:00Funny you should mention this as I was just thinki...Funny you should mention this as I was just thinking about it the other day.

When I was growing up we had a cottage on a lake in MI which we went to almost every weekend. My youngest cousin, about 4 years old, had the hardest time says words starting with "L". And the cereal Fruit Loops always sounded like Fruit Joops. She kept asking me over and over for some Fruit Joops and I thought she was asking for fruit juice. Poor little thing was so frustrated with me!Michellehttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6259236724941582496.post-34259361152980042712010-02-11T21:28:04.684-08:002010-02-11T21:28:04.684-08:00Lori-Hope your work week is going well. My son to...Lori-Hope your work week is going well. My son told me his "jawlers" hurt when he was little---you know, those back teeth that are coming in. I guess a combination of "jaw" and "molar" = "jawler" :) Come by for my giveaway for my blogaversay!susanhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6259236724941582496.post-22258597063571447682010-02-11T21:25:51.985-08:002010-02-11T21:25:51.985-08:00You are so funny. I will click the stumble button...You are so funny. I will click the stumble button. How did you get that on your blog?Jan @ bobbypinsboardwalkhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com


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The Marlins Foundation Fox Sports Fantasy Auction Raises a record $125,500
The Miami Marlins today announced that the Marlins Foundation raised $125,500 through the FOX Sports Fantasy Auction held on Wednesday, June 3, at Marlins Park. The amount marked the most raised in the event's 10-year history, surpassing last year's total of $103,000. Proceeds from the auction benefit the education initiatives of the Marlins Foundation.
"We are extremely proud of the success of this year's Fantasy Auction," said Marlins President David Samson. "The money raised impacts many in our community. Thank you to our fans, Fox Sports Florida, and our sponsors for their support and joining us in our commitment to Corporate Social Responsibility. Wednesday marked a great night for the Fish Family both on and off the field."
For the 10th consecutive year, FOX Sports Florida, the exclusive regional television home of the Marlins, hosted a special on-air auction giving viewers at home and fans at Marlins Park the opportunity to bid on once-in-a-lifetime packages. The Marlins Education Fund was established to provide financial support to education-focused partners of the team. Beneficiaries have included local universities and organizations such as Teach For America, City Year Miami, Breakthrough Miami, 5000 Role Models of Excellence, the National Academy Foundation and the College Assistance Program, Inc.
Since moving to Marlins Park, the Marlins Foundation has donated over $1,000,000 to education initiatives. Examples include an annual school supplies distribution alongside the Kiwanis Club of Little Havana to students in the neighborhood. Funds raised during the Fantasy Auction also benefit multiple scholarships for local students.


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Eight horses seized in South Florida welfare case
Eight horses have been seized by authorities in South Florida as part of an animal welfare investigation.
The six thoroughbreds and two quarter horses, said to be in poor condition, were seized on Sunday by the Miami-Dade Agricultural Patrol in the southwest of the county.
They were turned over to the South Florida SPCA, which confirmed one of the horses had since died.
The society said in a press statement that all the horses scored poorly on the Henneke Horse Body Score System.
They were all mares and one was likely pregnant, the charity said.
Police have charged the owner of the horses with animal cruelty.
The South Florida SPCA now has 70 horses in its care.
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LONDON ( The Deal) -- European stocks fell on Wednesday amid a raft of earnings downgrades, and after the World Bank cuts its global growth forecast. Asian stocks were mixed.
In London, the FTSE 100 shed 0.48% to 6,840.68, while in Frankfurt the DAX fell 0.77% to 9,951.44. In Paris, the benchmark CAC 40 was down 0.77% at 77.36.
German shares were dragged down by a fall in Deutsche Lufthansa, which shed 14.87% in Frankfurt to 17.025 euros.
Investors sold shares after the German flag carrier cut its 2014 operating forecast to about 1 billion euros, from a previous projection of 1.3 billion to 1.5 billion euros. The airline blamed a weaker than expected revenue development in passenger and freight activities as well as negative impacts from strikes and the devaluation of the Venezuelan bolivar.
Lufthansa also lowered its 2015 operating result target to about 2 billion euros, down from a previous forecast of 2.65 billion euros.
In Paris, shares in Vallourec shed 11.4% to 34.95 euros. The Boulogne-Billancourt-based company, which makes steel pipes for the oil and gas industry, said it expects 2014 EBITDA to be 10% lower than in 2013, due to a "significant" drop in demand for its oil and gas operations in Brazil and the Europe, Asia, Middle-East Africa region.
Shares in French aircraft manfucturer Airbus Group also fell, after it announced that Dubai's Emirates airline canceled its entire order of wide-body aircraft, specifically 50 A350-900 planes and 20 of the larger A350-1000 model.
Emirates had booked the order back in 2007, with the first planes scheduled for delivery in 2019. Airbus nevertheless said it expects the A350 order book to keep growing in 2014.


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Federal authorities are investigating after someone spray-painted a racial slur inside the West Virginia State University Capitol Center Theater in downtown Charleston over the weekend.
WVSU, a historically black college, acquired the Capitol Theater on Summers Street in the early 1990s. The theater is now home to several classrooms and hosts WVSU student performances, and is also the site of the West Virginia International Film Festival.
Charleston police said they received report of the graffiti on Saturday. They forwarded the case to the FBI, which investigates possible hate crimes.
Police did not elaborate on what the graffiti looked like for fear of harming the investigation. Theater employees had the graffiti covered on Monday.
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hi. we're BITCRUSHER, a digital theater collective
we make plays and put them on the internet.
the idea is to radically democratize the theater
by integrating it into the digital landscape
and by casting and showcasing diverse artists.
we've got an amazing group of performers and designers,
a couple of gigs at pretty cool venues,
scraps of half-finished manifestos, piles of student
debt and a healthy dose of absurd overconfidence.
we'd love you to join us.
expect clowns and strippers, dancing cellos
and talking penises, ragtime and death metal,
spilled tea, broken pots, menstruating ears,
and more than one in-depth discussion
of fisting. here's what's on the docket:
FringeNYC premiere
as seen in TimeOut NY
a drug-addicted hospital clown has to entertain a misanthropic 15-year-old
and finds the only thing that cheers her up is watching him get hurt
a play about other peoples' suffering and why it's hilarious.
written by Dan Rider
directed by Holly Kristina Goldstein
August 2016, tickets available July 15th
all jessy wants to do is have a tea party
what's so funny about that?
created and performed by Jessy Yates, aka Cerebral Pussy
directed by Holly Kristina Goldstein
ONE NIGHT ONLY! September 16 @ Dixon Place
developed as part of the John Drew Theater Lab
at Guild Hall Theater
sam is transforming into a cello.
she doesn't know why, she doesn't know how
but she knows that she wants to be played.
a new musical about people, objects, and everything in between.
book, music and lyrics by Dan Rider
directed by Holly Kristina Goldstein
October 2016, venue TBD
so they tell us.
they say there's no way to recreate the live experience
that its beauty is in its impermanence
and that there's no replacing that simple, powerful act
of being a body in a room with other bodies
that it's foolhardy to even try.
and they're right. it can't be done
and we're not trying to.
we just want to provide an alternative
for those without $80 for a ticket
for those without the means to live in NYC
for those who have to work during box office hours
for those who can't make it up the stairs to the mezzanine
for those who don't feel safe going out at night.
for those who are marginalized, because theater can
and should exist in the margins. for all of us.
- Digital Theater is theater that is integrated into the digital space, removing the boundaries of price and location and making theater available to as wide and diverse and audience as possible.
- All of our shows will be professionally video recorded and released online forpay-what-you-want streaming, and for inexpensive high-quality digital download.
- We're working with our resident graphic designer to create animated gifs, which will not only be used as marketing materials, but will be compiled as a set of reaction gifs at the end of the season.
- We hope to ultimately create a new model of making work, whereby we can support our company through online sales and small donations, and make our plays cheaply and widely available for years to come.
HOLLY KRISTINA GOLDSTEIN (co-artistic director) is a director, stage manager and performer currently based in New York City. Recent Stage Management & Technical credits include The Mary Jo Camel Show: Vitals at Ars Nova's ANTFest ,Seven Minutes in Eternity at Columbia University, The Young Artists and Writers' Project at Stony Brook University Southampton and over 35 productions while on the technical team at Dixon Place. Recent Directorial and performance credits are Perfect Fifths at the John Drew Theater Lab, Houseworld, Kate Mueth and the Neopolitical Cowgirls' EVE at Judson Gym, You're Going to Hell If You Laugh – featured in BAM's CRIPFEST 2015 – at Playwrights Horizons Theatre School, andThud! at Playwrights Horizons Theatre School, which will make its fully staged debut at NYC Fringe in August.
DAN RIDER (co-artistic director) is a writer, musician, sound designer and actor. Dan was the first-ever musical theater apprentice at Playwrights Horizons, and the assistant music director of Hadestown at NYTW, by Anais Mitchell, directed by Rachel Chavkin. Recent sound design credits include A Ride on the Irish Cream(American Realness), The Wolves (Clubbed Thumb), MOUSE (The Brick's Trans Theater Festival), and 7 Minutes in Eternity (Columbia University, upcoming). Dan garnered over 600,000 views on YouTube with his video, "Doctor Who Theme A Cappella (With Lyrics!)" which was featured on The Morning Show and CNN's "Geek Out!" blog. "Dan Rider is a gift–intuitive, creative, and totally focused–can't wait to see what he does next!" —Anais Mitchell www.daninadress.com
• Allison Ciuci, resident producer (Di and Viv and Rose, Theater Row)
• Jessy Yates, performer-in-residence (BAM's Cripfest)
• Hannah Cook, resident designer (The Neo-Political Cowgirls' EVE, the Gym at Judson)
• Dani Leggard, resident graphic designer
• Ian Elliott, resident videographer (NJTV)
The initial $10,000 in seed money we're asking for will get us through our first two productions (Thud! and You're Going to Hell if you Laugh), allowing us to pay for props, costumes, space, and most importantly, collaborators! The budget roughly breaks down like this:
- $2150 will pay for our Resident Artist stipends, compensating our Artistic Directors, Producer, Videographer,and Graphic Designer.
- $4675 will go toward compensating all of our Performers and Designers, covering the entire cast and crew for our first two shows.
- $2175 will go toward Show Budgets, covering props, costumes, and set pieces to make our shows look amazing, as well as rehearsal space.
- Whatever's left after Fractured Atlas' and Indiegogo's deductions will go towardPrinting and Marketing costs, helping us get the word out about the shows in the physical world as well as the digital one!
As if a three-show season weren't enough, BITCRUSHER will be appearing a few other times in the coming months:
- On July 25th, we will be producing BITS: a Bitcrusher Variety Show (mentioned in Village Voice) as part of Dixon Place's HOT! Festival. We'll be performing snippets from each of the three shows in our season, as well as showcasing the talents of our many brilliant company members! Reserve a ticket now!
- Excerpts from Thud! will be performed in public spaces as Fringe teasers leading up to the FringeNYC festival.
- In August, we will be traveling to Odyssey Teen Camp in order to give a free performance of Thud! to campers ages 13-18.
- BITCRUSHER digital theater collective mentioned as one of the Village Voice'smust-see theatre performances of the summer as part of the HOT! Festival at Dixon Place
- Thud! mentioned in Time Out New York's feature about New York Int'l Fringe Festival and the summer's weirdest Off-Broadway plays and musicals.
Bitcrusher is a sponsored project of Fractured Atlas, a nonprofit arts service organization. Contributions for the charitable purposes of Bitcrusher must be made payable to "Fractured Atlas" only. Any contribution above the value of the goods and services received by the donor is tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law.


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Update: SEGA has told us that the Android version of FM Handheld 2013 will be on sale from this afternoon.
Football Manager Handheld 2013 has been reduced in price to only £2.99 as part of a special promotion running from today until the end of play on Sunday, SEGA and Sports Interactive has announced.
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PC gamers can also enjoy a 50 per cent discount this weekend, either on Steam or via Greenmangaming.com.
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Washington • U.S. consumer confidence fell in October as concern grew that the partial government shutdown and political fight over the nation's borrowing limit would slow growth.
The University of Michigan said Friday that its index of consumer sentiment fell to 73.2 from 77.5 in September. The index has fallen for three straight months after reaching a six-year high of 85.1 in July.
A measure of Americans' expectations for future growth fell to its lowest level since late 2011, pulling down the overall index.


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Hot-hitting Peralta holding his own in center
PHOENIX -- David Peralta has made a name for himself at the plate since being called up from Double-A Mobile on June 1. But with the D-backs' outfield getting more crowded, Peralta has been forced to show versatility with his glove.
"For me it's the same, all the positions in the outfield -- I like it," Peralta said. "I like to play center field, I like to play left and right field. So it's not a big deal. It's the same position for me."
Peralta primarily played left field after his callup, but Mark Trumbo, who is fresh off the disabled list after suffering a stress fracture in his left foot, has that position claimed for a majority of games.
Gerardo Parra spends most of his games in right field, so Peralta has made only one appearance at that position, a spot he manned the second-most often while he was in the Minor Leagues.
That leaves center field as Peralta's main option. He played only eight Minor League games in center, and he has already surpassed that with the D-backs.
But Peralta's bat is keeping him in the lineup, even if he has to play a position with which he's unfamiliar. In his first 37 Major League games, he has a .325 batting average and an .813 on-base plus slugging percentage.
"He's done it really because of his hitting," manager Kirk Gibson said. "It's pushed him there. And he is a quick study; he wants to learn."
Gibson said on Saturday that Ender Inciarte is the best defensive center fielder on the D-backs' roster right now, but Peralta has done well enough playing there to justify penciling him into the lineup.
"He's not going to run down as many balls as Ender would or A.J. Pollock would, but he's still pretty good out there," Gibson said. " I prefer to have him on the corner; I think he's better on the corner than he is in center field."
"I learn from him," Peralta said. "We've been talking a lot, and he helps me sometimes -- how to field the ball, how to play."
Adam Lichtenstein is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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He has had a very good summer. He won the American Junior Golf Association's Florida Junior Championship on June 21 at Weston Hills Country Club. He made it through a qualifying tournament at Lake Wales CC and earned a spot in the USGA Junior Amateur Championship in New Hampshire. And he tied for third at the Florida State Golf Association's Junior championships at Sawgrass CC in Ponte Vedra Beach on July 10.
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Medical mistakes account for about 400,000 deaths annually in the United States alone. Medical errors, according to some estimates, contribute to as many as 20% of inpatient hospital admissions. A recent review of 107 clinical studies spanning almost 20 years noted that 7% of medication orders were documented as inaccurate.

A stroke, one of the leading causes of death and disability, can occur as the result of a preventable medical complication. A stroke caused by a medical or surgical error is referred to as an iatrogenic stroke- meaning a preventable stroke that arose as a consequence of therapeutic treatment. Exact numbers and percentages of strokes that are iatrogenic are hard to pinpoint, but some of the more common causes of iatrogenic stroke have been identified. Find out which medical errors can lead to a stroke.

Neck Manipulation

Neck manipulation is a part of deep tissue massage therapy and chiropractic manipulation. The intense physical neck pressure is used as a method to offer much needed pain relief for hundreds of thousands of Americans every year. Yet, the American Heart Association Stroke Council's Scientific Statements Oversight Committee and the American Heart Association's Manuscript Oversight Committee warn people of the risk of stroke associated with high or low amplitude thrust applied to the upper neck.

Numerous cases of stroke after neck manipulation in healthy young people who are not considered at risk of stroke make neck manipulation a highly controversial potential cause of stroke. Stroke survivors who have lived through this experience have fought hard to bring more research and awareness to the subject, warning the public of the dangers of neck manipulation.

Medication Mistakes

Medication errors include taking the wrong medicine or taking the incorrect dose. Additionally, sometimes, dangerous medication interactions can occur when you are getting prescriptions from different doctors or filling your prescriptions at different pharmacies.

When it comes to stroke, powerful medications such as blood thinners can lead to a hemorrhagic stroke, even when the medications are prescribed appropriately. This may happen because some individual's bodies simply respond differently to medications than the 'average' person.

Furthermore, a number of medications that are not blood thinners can result in a stroke, so read all prescription and over the counter labels carefully for side effects.

Surgery

Surgery is no simple thing. Every surgery is a procedure that has its own risks. Brain surgery, heart surgery and blood vessel surgery in particular, while often necessary to protect the brain from serious damage, carry a greater risk of stroke.

But, it is important to keep in mind that all surgery carries a low risk of blood clots and stroke.

Intravenous Fluid

Intravenous fluid (IV fluid) is often necessary to save lives. But, miscalculated solutions can cause life-threatening, disabling strokes.

Hospital Acquired Infections

The hospital, itself, is often the place where patients can pick up infections that they would not otherwise have been exposed to. Serious infections increase the risk of stroke and may be particularly resistant to standard treatment, and thus difficult to get rid of.

What You Can Do

If you want to keep yourself and our loved ones from suffering an iatrogenic stroke, there are steps you can take.

Make sure you understand prescription directions thoroughly.

If you notice anything inconsistent in your medication names, doses or instructions, be sure to point it out to your health care providers sooner rather than later.

Carry your updated allergy and medication list with you at all times to ensure that in a medical emergency, health care providers will have the most accurate information about your health.

Try to get your prescriptions from the same pharmacy, or from the same pharmacy chain, if possible.

Tell your doctor AND your pharmacist about all non-prescription pills, vitamins, and herbs that you are taking.

Sources

Biller J, Sacco RL, Albuquerque FC, Demaerschalk BM, Fayed P, Long PH, Noorollah LD, Panagos PD, Schievink WI, Shuaib A, Thaler DE, Tirschwell DL; American Heart Association Stroke Council, Cervical arterial dissections and association with cervical manipulative therapy: a statement for healthcare professionals from the American heart association/American stroke association, Stroke, October 2014

Rolston JD, Bernstein M, Errors in Neurosurgery, Neurosurgery Clinics of America, April 2015

Measuring the Severity of Prescribing Errors: A Systematic Review, Sara Garfield,Matthew Reynolds, Liesbeth Dermont, and Bryony Dean Franklin, Drug Safety, Springer.com, August 2013


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