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Portion of National Trails Highway reopens following floods
The San Bernardino County Department of Public Works reopened National Trails Highway from Crucero Road to Amboy Road in Ludlow today at 2 p.m.
Severe thunderstorms blasted the Mojave Desert September 7 and 8 triggering flash floods throughout the desert regions. Closure of I-95, I-40, National Trails Highway (Route 66), Needles Highway, and various other desert roads occurred due to washouts and bridge damage.
The most extensive damage was along National Trails Highway where approximately 40 bridges were damaged along with major portions of the roadway.
Public Works crews have been working diligently to make these repairs. For the most up to date information on road closures we have a web page located here.
Bugles, cannons and musket fire at Calico Civil War Days
Calico Ghost Town will come alive with the sounds of bugles, and the thunder of cannon and musket fire. Come experience the history of the Civil War at Calico Ghost Town from February 14-16, 2015.
Calico Ghost Town, in partnership with the American Civil War Society, invites you to come and witness the Civil War come alive with historic presentations, troop inspections, artillery demonstrations, military battles, and much more! Battles will take place daily at 11:45 am and 2:30 pm. There will also be live music from Occasional Strings and other performers. Civil War themed crafts are also available for kids to enjoy. On Saturday only, there will be a Ladies Tea during the afternoon and Blue & Gray Cotillion in the evening, all are welcome to join.
Calico Ghost Town shops and attractions will be open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. Admission to the event is $10 for adults, $6 for youth (6-15), and free for children 5 and under. For more information on the event or for camping reservations, please call 800-TO-CALICO or visit www.sbcountyparks.com.
For more information on the American Civil War Society visit www.acws.net.
For more detailed information, click here for Saturday and Sunday's events and click here for Monday's events and more information about the Saturday dinner menu and all the weekend's activities.
Interested in mental health services? Attend a public meeting.
All residents who live in San Bernardino County interested in the public mental health system and learning about the Mental Health Services Act are invited to a series of public meetings.
The meetings are designed to promote community conversation and participation to discuss topics for the future of mental health policy and program planning including the Department of Behavioral Health's Annual Update for fiscal year 2015-16.
The Mental Health Services Act, Proposition 63, was passed by California voters in November 2004 to expand mental health services for children and adults. The Act is funded by a 1 percent tax surcharge on personal income over $1 million per year. Learn how the Act will impact residents of San Bernardino County.
Interested residents are encouraged to join the Department of Behavioral Health at the upcoming Community Policy Advisory Committee (CPAC) meeting, the Cultural Competency Advisory Committee and Sub-Committee meetings (CCAC), or one of the local District Advisory Committee (DAC) meetings. A special presentation will also be held at the Consulate of Mexico in San Bernardino (in Spanish) in addition to an online after-hours event.
Please click here to view the list of meetings and contact information for each meeting. For all numbers, TTY users please dial 711.
County ATC receives multiple awards for financial reporting
San Bernardino County Auditor-Controller/Treasurer/Tax Collector Larry Walker received two awards from the Government Finance Officers' Association (GFOA) – a Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting (CAFR) and an Award of Outstanding Achievement in Popular Annual Financial Reporting (PAFR). Walker was also presented with the State Controller's Award for Counties Financial Transactions Reporting for achieving the highest quality in California governmental accounting and financial reporting. All three awards were presented to Walker at today's Board of Supervisors' meeting.
The GFOA established the Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting Program in 1945. The Auditor-Controller/Treasurer/Tax Collector's Office has received this award for the 26th consecutive year. The GFOA established the CAFR Program to encourage state and local governments to prepare their comprehensive annual financial reports in a manner that exceeds the minimum requirements of generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP), while maintaining the spirit of transparency and full disclosure of content within the report. Reports are reviewed by members of the GFOA staff and the GFOA's Special Review Committee. The Committee is comprised of individuals with expertise in public-sector financial reporting.
The Popular Annual Financial Reporting Awards Program was established in 1991 by GFOA. The Auditor-Controller/Treasurer/Tax Collector's Office has received this award for the 8th consecutive year, recognizing its efforts to develop accounting transparency for average citizens by producing the County's financial report in an easy-to-understand format. Popular annual financial reports are reviewed by selected members of the GFOA professional staff and by outside reviewers with experience in governmental accounting and financial reporting.
"I am honored to receive these awards, and extremely proud of my staff for their continued hard work and dedication," Walker said. "This affirms my commitment to develop the County's financial information in a manner that our citizens' understand, while in a transparent, easily accessible, and understandable format."
For additional information, or to view the County's financial reports, please visit www.sbcounty.gov/atc.
Potential public exposure to measles
The Department of Public Health has confirmed four cases of measles within the County as of January 23, 2015. These cases are either initial exposures or linked as secondary cases in conjunction with the recent outbreak associated with California Disneyland theme parks. It is possible that San Bernardino County residents may have been exposed to measles since one of the confirmed cases visited public places while infectious.
Potential exposure locations and times:
• Montclair Plaza, 5060 E Montclair Plaza Lane Montclair, CA 91763
o Friday, January 16, 2015 2 p.m. – 5 p.m.
• Harkins Theater, 3070 Chino Avenue Chino Hills, CA 91709
o Saturday, January 17, 2015 10:30 p.m. – Sunday, January 18, 2015 1:30 a.m.
Measles is a highly contagious and potentially severe disease that causes fever, rash, cough, and red, watery eyes. Measles spreads very easily by air and by direct contact with an infected person. Measles is contagious from approximately four days before the rash appears through four days after the rash appears.
The Department of Public Health has been working with the places listed above to contact people who may have been exposed to these cases. As a precaution, people who were in the locations above around the same time as the individual with measles should:
• Monitor themselves for illness with fever and/or an unexplained rash from 7 days to 21 days after their exposure (the time period when symptoms may develop); if symptoms develop, stay at home and call a health care provider immediately or the DPH at 1-800-722-4794.
• Do not visit a health care provider without first notifying them of your potential exposure.
Measles is a rare disease in the United States and in regions of the world where vaccination coverage is high. Maintaining high vaccination rates is vital to prevent outbreaks of disease in our community. Given the recent cases identified here and in other jurisdictions in Southern California, additional cases are expected and vaccination is key in preventing infection from future exposures.
For more information about measles, please visit the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention website at http://www.cdc.gov/measles/about/faqs.html, California Department of Public Health at http://www.cdph.ca.gov/HealthInfo/discond/Pages/Measles.aspx or call the County of San Bernardino Department of Public Health Communicable Disease Section at 1-800-722-4794, Monday through Friday, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Forest Falls grateful for Public Works support
Dozens of Forest Falls residents took the time to thank County Public Works road crews in writing for cleaning up their community following a powerful storm that sent a river of mud and boulders through the heart of their mountain village.
On Sunday, August 3, a thunderstorm parked itself just upstream of Forest Falls and dumped almost five inches of rain in less than an hour. A terrifying torrent of water, mud, boulders, and uprooted trees came roaring down into the community, closing Valley of the Falls Drive, Prospect Drive, and other roads, stranding many residents. The incident prompted an emergency proclamation by the Board of Supervisors.
Within a day, County Public Works had cleared roadways enough for residents to gain access to a shelter that had been established at the community center. Within two days, Valley of the Falls Drive and Prospect Drive were re-opened to the public. Unfortunately, Forest Falls is no stranger to these types of disasters.
The community's unique canyon geography and the tendency of summer thunderstorms to stall upstream make sudden debris flows an all-to-common occurrence. Undeterred, residents have come to take these incidents in stride, and are grateful for the quick and consistent support they receive from numerous County agencies, including the Department of Public Works.
Wanted: Citizens to represent the region on state boards and commissions
The State of California's Boards and Commissions are a litany of vast and varied topics: the Boating and Waterways Commission, the state boards of Barbering and Cosmetology, Guide Dogs for the Blind and the Gambling Control Commission.
Mona Pasquil knows all the vacancies by heart and tours the state of California looking for hundreds of citizens willing to serve and represent their communities on the state's Boards and Commissions.
In January 2011, Pasquil was appointed by Governor Jerry Brown to serve as his Appointments Secretary which she calls "the best job I ever had."
That's a bold statement considering Pasquil is a seasoned political adviser and strategist who also served as acting Lieutenant Governor after former Lieutenant Governor John Garamedi was elected to Congress. It marked the first time a woman, Asian Pacific Islander or Filipino-American, has served as Lieutenant Governor of California.
In her latest role, it's especially important for Pasquil – the granddaughter of immigrants – to find people from a wide variety of backgrounds to serve, who are "not in the paper all the time, but working in the community all the time."
"The Governor has asked the appointments team to find citizen public servants," she said. "We've come to San Bernardino County to demystify the process and encourage people to participate."
Time commitments vary depending on the board or commission. Some people serve statutory terms of two or four years, some people serve at the pleasure of the governor which means they can be replaced at any time, others need Senate confirmation to be appointed. Some boards meet four times a year, others meet once a month.
"Some are paid, but most are volunteer," Pasquil said.
There are a variety of positions available, especially for non-experts. For instance, the Medical Board of California has vacancies for licensees and part-time faculty, but there is also a vacancy for a member of the public who does not have any affiliation with doctors or the medical field.
"We need the perspective from the outside," Pasquil said of public members. "They ask the best questions. Sometimes the public members hear discipline cases and they tell us, 'Do we have the right regulations to protect members of the public? Is this necessary? Is this outdated?'"
For example, Pasquil has spoken to a group of teachers about serving on Boards and Commissions who would likely fit in just fine on boards pertaining to education, but she needs them in a different role.
Pasquil got one teacher who was interested in guide dogs to serve on the state board for Guide Dogs for the Blind.
"It was totally not in her lane, but people have those passions," she said.
Pasquil is looking for people who are comfortable asking questions of experts and who have a willingness to serve.
There have been challenges recruiting people from the Inland Empire as well as other areas of the state. For instance, a cancer research board had a member from the Central Valley retire and all the new applicants for the vacancy were from the San Francisco area. But the Central Valley has a number of health issues and needs that are different from those in northern California, Pasquil said.
The same goes for the Inland Empire, where issues on a variety of matters are different from those in other areas of the state.
"To not have a voice, to not have the Inland Empire represented is a loss for the region," she said. "They would represent this part of the state."
Anyone interested in applying for Boards and Commissions should visit http://gov.ca.gov/m_appointments.php. A list of current vacancies is available here.
Sheriff's group lowers registration fee for Cars and Stars Car Show
The San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department is having its first Cars and Stars Car Show to benefit the Sheriff's Employee Assistance Team and the Debbie Chisholm Memorial Foundation, which grants wishes to catastrophically ill children in the Inland Empire.
The event will take place from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on April 4 at the Auto Club Speedway, 9300 Cherry Avenue, Fontana.
There will be prizes, food trucks, a 50/50 drawing, a kids zone, trophies and a silent auction for a chance to win two tickets to tour Jay Leno's garage.
The entry fee is now only $25 for those who pre-register their vehicles before March 20. Registration on the day of the show will increase to $35. Registration includes a T-shirt and goodie bag. Admission is free for spectators!
For questions about registration, contact firstname.lastname@example.com or Heidi Payne at email@example.com.
For more information or sponsor and vendor opportunities, contact Marc Summers at email@example.com or Mike Jones at email@example.com.
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Workforce Investment Board trains drivers for hauling company
An increase in business for freight trucking company Valley Bulk, Inc. has meant the need to recruit more drivers.
The 2008 recession hit the company hard – reducing the number of trucks in operation from 65 to just 40. However, with business booming again the firm has now returned to running a full capacity fleet.
In the last six months, Valley Bulk, Inc. has hired five new drivers through the San Bernardino County Workforce Investment Board's On-the-Job Training program.
The program reimburses employers who hire workers with a skills gap, those who may not have the level of experience the company initially asks for – paying up to 50 percent of the new employee's salary while they learn the new position.
"I wouldn't normally take on drivers without experience but I found this program to be a win-win situation for both the employee and our company," said Lloyd McCoy of Valley Bulk, Inc.
McCoy learned about the On-the-Job Training program from a newly qualified driver who came into their Victorville offices to apply for a job.
"I explained that employing a driver without experience would mean another driver having to spend several weeks with him to train him, which would be at a cost to the company. However, when he told me he was eligible for the WIB program, and how it works, I was happy to give him a job."
McCoy has since employed four more drivers through On-the-Job Training and believes the program is extremely beneficial to small companies like Valley Bulk, Inc.
"I feel it's important to help newly qualified workers because it's often difficult to get a job with no experience. Without the Workforce Investment Board I would not be able to offer this opportunity. I will continue to use the service as long as it's available."
Sandy Harmsen, Executive Director of the San Bernardino County Workforce Investment Board said, "Small companies like Valley Bulk, Inc. benefit immensely from the On-the-Job Training program which is why they use the service over and over again."
Valley Bulk, Inc. now employs a total of 100 staff and delivers across California, Nevada, Arizona and Utah.
"The On-the-Job Training program provides opportunities for businesses to grow and for residents to learn new skills and earn a paycheck at the same time," said James Ramos, Chair of San Bernardino County Board of Supervisors. "It's yet another example of how the WIB is working to support businesses and job seekers."
To learn more about how On-the-Job Training can help your business, please call (800) 451-JOBS or visit www.csb-win.org.
Red Rock Canyon presentation at Victor Valley Museum
Two hours north of Los Angeles, Red Rock Canyon State Park in Kern County preserves spectacular rocky vistas made up of ancient stream and river deposits, volcanic flows, and ash beds dating to the Miocene Epoch. These colorful panoramas are prominent locales in numerous movies and television shows, but the fossils are Red Rock's real reason for fame. On Saturday, January 24, 2015, join San Bernardino County Museum Curator of Paleontology Eric Scott as he discusses the ancient animals that dwelled in this part of the Mojave Desert from 7 to 12 million years ago. The 2 p.m. presentation at the Victor Valley Museum in Apple Valley is included with paid museum admission.
The rocks exposed in Red Rock Canyon preserve a rich and varied history of paleontology and geology dating back millions of years. Like San Bernardino County's own Barstow Fossil Beds, Red Rock Canyon is a treasure trove of Miocene animals. Extinct elephants, rhinos, three-toed horses, giraffe-like camels, saber-toothed cats, and bone-crushing dogs all inhabited this region millions of years ago, and their fossils continue to inform scientists today about their lives. Nor is that the whole story, for Ice Age animals also roamed here near the end of the Pleistocene Epoch, less than 20,000 years ago, and their remains have been discovered as well.
Scott's lecture will discuss the significance of the fossil record from Red Rock Canyon State Park, including personal recollections of his early years collecting fossils as a young volunteer. The lecture will explore both the Miocene and the Pleistocene fossils from the park, and will compare the animals found therein with other sites throughout southern California.
The Victor Valley Museum is a branch of the San Bernardino County Museum located at 11873 Apple Valley Road in Apple Valley. Museum admission is $5 (adult), $4 (senior and active military), and $2.50 (student and child), under age 5 free. Parking is free. For more information, visit www.sbcountymuseum.org. The museum is accessible to persons with disabilities.


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Article: [The use of transesophageal echocardiography to guide the trans-septal puncture. Practical guide, tips and tricks.][Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Transesophageal echocardiography is very useful to guide transseptal puncture for left atrial ablation procedures. This paper is a practical guide for the ultrasonographer who seeks to meet the expectations of the electrophysiologist, but also for young EP's in order to improve their understanding of the echocardiographical views and to ameliorate the communication between the two specialists. The tips and tricks of all the steps of the exam are presented.Annales de cardiologie et d'angeiologie 05/2014; · 0.21 Impact Factor
Article: Échocardiographie transœsophagienne pour guider la ponction transseptale. Guide pratique, astuces, particularités, pièges[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Transesophageal echocardiography is very useful to guide transseptal puncture for left atrial ablation procedures. This paper is a practical guide for the ultrasonographer who seeks to meet the expectations of the electrophysiologist, but also for young EP's in order to improve their understanding of the echocardiographical views and to ameliorate the communication between the two specialists. The tips and tricks of all the steps of the exam are presented.Annales de cardiologie et d'angeiologie 05/2014; DOI:10.1016/j.ancard.2014.04.005 · 0.21 Impact Factor
Article: Valeur prédictive du syndrome d'apnée du sommeil sur la récidive de fibrillation auriculaire après ablation (Étude 3A)Neurophysiologie Clinique/Clinical Neurophysiology 04/2012; 42(3):174-175. DOI:10.1016/j.neucli.2012.02.101 · 1.46 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: Nerium oleander is potentially lethal plants after ingestion. We report a case of poisoning by these plants. Our patient complained of nausea, vomiting, and diarrhoea. He had bradycardia during first twelve hours. He was discharge after 3 days. All parts of these plants are toxic and contain a variety of cardiac glycosides including oleandrin. In most cases, clinical management of poisoning by N. oleander involves administration of activated charcoal and supportive care. Digoxin specific Fab fragments are an effective treatment.Annales de Cardiologie et d Angéiologie 04/2012; DOI:10.1016/j.ancard.2011.07.003 · 0.30 Impact Factor
Archives of Cardiovascular Diseases Supplements 01/2012; 4(1):99. DOI:10.1016/S1878-6480(12)70707-3
Archives of Cardiovascular Diseases Supplements 01/2012; 4(1):118. DOI:10.1016/S1878-6480(12)70759-0
Article: 151 Evaluation of left ventricular systolic function using automated angle independent motion tracking of mitral annular displacement (MAD)Archives of Cardiovascular Diseases Supplements 01/2012; 4(1):48. DOI:10.1016/S1878-6480(12)70547-5
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ABSTRACT: Nerium oleander is potentially lethal plants after ingestion. We report a case of poisoning by these plants. Our patient complained of nausea, vomiting, and diarrhoea. He had bradycardia during first twelve hours. He was discharge after 3 days. All parts of these plants are toxic and contain a variety of cardiac glycosides including oleandrin. In most cases, clinical management of poisoning by N. oleander involves administration of activated charcoal and supportive care. Digoxin specific Fab fragments are an effective treatment.Annales de cardiologie et d'angeiologie 08/2011; 61(2):128-31. · 0.21 Impact Factor
Article: Atrial fibrillation in athletes: towards a changing therapeutic approach in the era of catheter ablation.[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Background The Prevalence of atrial fibrillation (AF) is increasing and its incidence in professional and amateur athletes seems higher than in the general population (OR=2-10 after adjustment for other risk factors). A U shaped relationship of physical activity with incident AF suggests that the positive antiarrhythmic effects of sport are partially negated by prolonged heavy endurance exercise. AF is also more prevalent in middle-aged former competitive athletes. Design A review of the literature of AF in athletes is presented. AF may be due to sympathetic activity, volume load during exercise, vagotonia at rest but also atrial hypertrophy and dilatation. Anticoagulation cannot be used in sporting activities with a risk of bodily collision. Rate control during AF is difficult to reach in athletes: -blockers are not well tolerated or even prohibited in some competitive sports, and digoxin or calcium antagonists are poorly effective during exertion. In paroxysmal AF athletes, the flecainide or propafenone 'pill-in the pocket approach' can be used, but transient sport practice limitations ensue. Intervention Several reports of the new pulmonary vein catheter ablation have demonstrated encouraging results. Using radiofrequency current, the latter is as efficacious in lone AF amateur athletes as in controls. Representative examples from our AF ablation patient database will be presented. Conclusion A review of the literature and our own experience suggest that catheter ablation of AF in athletes will probably develop in the near future. This is also supported by the recent European guidelines which state that 'where appropriate, AF ablation should be considered to prevent recurrent AF in athletes' without requiring prior drug therapy.British journal of sports medicine 04/2011; 45(4):371. DOI:10.1136/bjsm.2011.084038.173 · 3.67 Impact Factor
Article: [Usefulness of tricuspid annular displacement (TAD) to identify right ventricular dysfunction in normotensive patients with acute pulmonary embolism].[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Echocardiographic criteria of right ventricular dysfunction (RVD) in acute pulmonary embolism (PE) differ among published studies. Assessment of RV systolic function remains difficult because of the RV's complex shape. We aimed to evaluate RV systolic function with TAD in patients (pts) with acute PE. TAD (QLAB, Philips Medical Imaging) was based on a tissue-tracking algorithm that is ultrasound beam angle independent for automated detection of tricuspid annular displacement. Prospective and observational study. All adults' pts who were diagnosed with PE from December 2008 to December 2009 at Princess Grace Hospital, Monaco were eligible for this study after exclusion of history of heart failure. We evaluated 36 consecutive pts with PE (18 male, mean age 62.7 years), which underwent echocardiography, plasma BNP titration during the first day after admission, and a second echocardiography obtained within 48 hours before discharge. TAD value were significantly lower in pts with abnormal RV function by echocardiogram (15.9 ± 0.3 vs. 12.7 ± 0.2 ; P = 0.026). Pts with a normal BNP (<80 pg/ml) had an elevated TAD (16.4 ± 0.2 vs. 11.2 ± 0.3 mm ; P < 0.0001). At discharge, echocardiographic data were obtained from 33 pts (mean: 8.3 ± 3.5 days). RV end diastolic diameter, RV to LV diameter, pulmonary arterial systolic pressure, mean pulmonic valve acceleration time, RV FAC, Sa and TAD were significantly improved. There was no difference between TAD among pts with echocardiographic RVD at baseline vs. pts without RVD (14.9 ± 3.7 vs. 16.1 ± 2.9 mm ; P = 0.3). Four pts who deteriorated during short-term observation had substantially lower TAD values than those with uncomplicated courses (7.7 ± 0.4mm vs. 14.6 ± 0.2 mm ; P = 0.001). In conclusion, impaired TAD was associated with decreased RV systolic function in pts with acute PE. To identify the clinical meaning of decreased TAD, larger trials with longer follow-up periods are needed.Annales de cardiologie et d'angeiologie 01/2011; 60(1):27-32. DOI:10.1016/j.ancard.2010.12.006 · 0.21 Impact Factor
Article: Slow Pathway Radiofrequency Ablation in Patients with AVNRT: Junctional Rhythm is Less Frequent during Magnetic Navigation Ablation Than with the Conventional Technique[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: The occurrence of accelerated junctional rhythm (JR) during radiofrequency ablation of the slow pathway in patients with atrioventricular nodal reentrant tachycardia (AVNRT) is frequent. The aim of the present study was to compare the occurrence of JR during magnetic remote catheter ablation to the conventional manual ablation. Twenty six patients (males: seven; age: 51 + or - 15 years) underwent slow pathway ablation with magnetic navigation (MN) system (Niobe, Stereotaxis Inc., St. Louis, MO, USA) and were compared to a control group of 11 patients (males: three; age: 53 + or - 16 years) treated with conventional manual ablation. A 4-mm nonirrigated tip catheter was used in both groups with a maximum of 30 W and 60 degrees C. Acute success was obtained in all patients. In the MN group, three patients out of 24 had no junctional beat (JB) at all and seven patients had 10 or less JB. In contrast, in the conventional group no patient had less than 10 JB. The mean number of JB in the MN group was 66 + or - 94.9 (0-410) and 200 + or - 243.1 (43-914) in the control group (P = 0.019). In the MN group one patient had a first-degree atrioventricular block. No other complication occurred. Magnetic remote catheter ablation of AVNRT is effective and is associated with less JB than the manual conventional technique. Therefore, JB may not be considered as a mandatory indicator for successful AVNRT ablation with MN system.Pacing and Clinical Electrophysiology 11/2009; 33(1):11-5. DOI:10.1111/j.1540-8159.2009.02592.x · 1.75 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: Magnetic navigation system (MNS) (Niobe, Stereotaxis, Saint-Louis, Missouri, USA) allows remote control of a radiofrequency ablation catheter using a steerable magnetic field and a catheter advancement system. We report our initial experience of ablation of human arrhythmias using the MNS. Eighty-four patients (mean age 54+/-17years; 39 women) had an electrophysiologic study followed by ablation with the MNS using non-irrigated 4, 8 and 3.5mm-tip catheters with three distal magnets. All patients were symptomatic, with commonly-accepted indications for ablation: atrioventricular nodal re-entrant tachycardia (AVNRT; n=37); typical atrial flutter (n=15); accessory pathway (n=12); atypical atrial flutter (n=7); ventricular tachycardia (n=7); atrial tachycardia (n=3); paroxysmal atrial fibrillation (n=3). Electroanatomical mapping was used for atrial flutter, atrial fibrillation, atrial tachycardia and ventricular tachycardia procedures (29 patients, 34%). Ablation was performed successfully in 69 (82%) patients. In 15 patients (18%), MNS technique was unsuccessful: seven typical atrial flutters, four accessory pathways, two left atrial flutters after atrial fibrillation ablation, one ventricular tachycardia and one AVNRT; in all these cases except one typical atrial flutter and two left atrial flutters, success was obtained by switching to the manual technique by means of an irrigated catheter. Total fluoroscopy time was 14+/-11minutes; operator exposure fluoroscopy time was 1.5+/-0.6minutes; procedure time was 169+/-72minutes. MNS ablation is a feasible treatment for various human arrhythmias, with a high success rate. Mapping with a magnetic catheter is safe. However, magnetic ablation of typical atrial flutter remains challenging, probably because of insufficient pressure for cavotricuspid isthmus ablation.Archives of Cardiovascular Diseases 06/2009; 102(5):419-25. DOI:10.1016/j.acvd.2009.02.009 · 1.66 Impact Factor
Article: Magnetic navigation and voltage mapping guided implantation of a pacemaker atrial lead in a previously unpaceable patient[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: We report successful implantation of the atrial pacing lead in a patient in whom such operation had previously failed with the manual approach. Right atrial (RA) electro-anatomical voltage mapping was used to identify an area suitable for pacing and magnetic navigation to allow exhaustive RA exploration leading to successful RA lead screwing.Europace 01/2008; 9(12):1194-5. DOI:10.1093/europace/eum193 · 3.05 Impact Factor
Article: Multilevel block between pulmonary venous tachycardia and left atrium as a cause of regular tachycardiaJournal of Cardiovascular Electrophysiology 12/2006; 17(11):1250. DOI:10.1111/j.1540-8167.2006.00610.x · 3.48 Impact Factor
Article: [Arrhythmia and sport].[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Sports arrhythmia has gained wide attention with the mediatization of the death of famous sports stars. Sport strongly modifies the structure of the heart with the development of left ventricular hypertrophy which may be difficult to differentiate from that due to doping. Intense training modifies also the resting electrocardiogram with appearance of signs of left ventricular hypertrophy whereas resting sinus bradycardia and atrioventricular conduction disturbances usually reverts upon exertion. Accordingly, arrhythmia may develop ranging from extrasystoles to atrial fibrillation and even sudden death. Recent data suggest that if benign arrhythmia may be the result of the sole intense training and are reversible, malignant ventricular arrhythmia and sudden death mostly occur in unknown structural heart disease. Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy is amongst the most frequent post mortem diagnosis in this situation. Doping is now present in many sports and further threatens the athlete in the safe practice of sport.Archives des maladies du coeur et des vaisseaux 01/2006; 98 Spec No 5:48-53. · 0.40 Impact Factor
Article: Methods to determine bidirectional block of the cavotricuspid isthmus in radiofrequency ablation of typical atrial flutterJournal of Cardiovascular Electrophysiology 08/2005; 16(7):801-3. DOI:10.1111/j.1540-8167.2005.40624.x · 2.88 Impact Factor
Article: [Sinus-like tachycardias].[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Various tachycardias presenting with positive P waves in the standard leads are described in this article. Sinus tachycardia may occur as a normal adaptation reaction to the environment or in the setting of autonomic dysregulation. It may also be mimicked by various arrhythmias which share the earliest depolarisation in the sinus node area. The authors expose a review of these mechanisms.Archives des maladies du coeur et des vaisseaux 01/2005; 97 Spec No 4(4):56-62. · 0.40 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: Atrial flutter may now be very frequently and definitely cured in a single session of radiofrequency ablation. However, the very name of atrial flutter gives rise to a certain confusion. Clinical experience from everyday activity in ablation laboratories, especially since the introduction of new mapping techniques, has shown that this entity is in fact multiple. Flutters may be classified by their electrocardiographic appearance and/or their electrophysiological mechanism with as many prognostic as therapeutic implications. This article reviews diagnostic features of typical and atypical flutter and the different treatments which may be proposed in different clinical situations.Archives des maladies du coeur et des vaisseaux 12/2004; 97(11):1080-8. · 0.40 Impact Factor
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Response to Florida letter(This is in response to a scare mailing sent out to people in Florida. The full letter, for those who wish to read it, is here: http://www.exposemittromney.com/letter.html)
Dear fellow Christian,
How does the author know that the person receiving this mailing is a mainstream Christian? Does the author have a mailing list?
Our nation is in dire straits. A spiritual battle is raging right now over Americas destiny.
Which spiritual battle? Isnt there a bajillion of them going on right now?
You see, we are being led down the path of destruction by the national media and even by many deceived Christian leaders.
Which is why Kirk Cameron must never be allowed to speak in front of the cameras again
Please listen to what Im saying. The future is wrought with danger. . . and the 2008 presidential election is ground zero. Its outcome will affect you and your family far more than you could ever imagine!
Of course they are Hillary is running!
Yes, we have the typi
Wisdom of Rock 'N Roll1. If the thrill is gone, then its time to take it back! Meatloaf (Wasted Youth / Everything Louder Than Everything Else)
2. I am, and I'll be. I will, youll see. I am, and Ill be. I AM: IM ME. Twisted Sister (I Am; Im Me)
3. And is a wise man always right? No; he can play the fool. Dio (Mystery)
4. Stand up! Stand up! The more you do it, the less you fall down. Stand up! Stand up! Put your head in the clouds and your feet on the ground. David Lee Roth (Stand Up!)
5. Love your friend and love your neighbour. Love your life and love your neighbour. No it's never too late to change your mind. Argent (God Gave Rock N Roll To You)
6. Its not what you got; its what you give. It aint the life you choose; its the life you live. Tesla (What You Give.
Penguin Dreams(Inspired by my sleep-deprived mind hearing Trans-Siberian Orchestra's "Christmas Dreams" for the nth time.)
The reviews are all in
and theyve all come back swell.
The theatres are packed
and the tickets they sell.
The folks are flocking down to their theatres
because penguin films are so groovy.
And if this continues as the trend
I want penguins in every movie!
Ol Don Bluth was a visionary
when he went and made penguins his stars.
He foretold the way we should all go
if we want to drive expensive cars.
Yes, if you want to make some quick money
then shoot a cute penguin flick.
Just be sure that its family-friendly
and focus on the little chicks.
Now I want those tuxedos in prime time.
I want to see the ice and the snow.
And if the shows do as well as the movies,
those lard butts will win Golden Globes.
Lets get Opus to star in the series
Its not as far-fetched as it seems.
Our feathery friends will make us all rich.
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I just installed windows 8 yesterday and had LoL intact from my secondary drive. I'm pretty sure I didn't have any problems running it when I built my latest computer and installed it at the start of the this year from my previous build. It updated with no problem and the client worked but whenever I attempt to start a game the program if run in different compatibility modes it still won't work. Windows 7 and XP cause it to go completely unresponsive Black whereas Vista allows me to use anything but the desktop window.
Thanks for taking the time to read.
EDIT: I'd thought that I'd add the obvious fixes, yes my computer is up to date which includes my video card's driver.
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Are you getting a bug splat after champion select? This seems like the same problem i'm having. Game even worked fine on windows 8 release preview... now that i'm on RTM it doesn't work at all. I get a bug splat right after going full screen.
No Just goes dark. I have to manually restart the computer.
I only have one issue so far every few games after the game ends and normally takes you to the scoreboard my game will just disapear im guessing its crashing but it never says anything it just disapears
im having the same problem, is this a windows 8 bug or the clients fault?
i have had a similar problem but instead of bug splat i get adobe launcher has stopped working( what my pc calls league when its in game or champ select). i have been knocked out of champ select out of games and not allowed back in. the pc im using normaly gives me from 45-60 fps and my lag is usualy in the 30s so it has nothing to do with the pc or the internet also im corded so no problem there. any help riot would be appreciated
I am having a similar problem. I just updated to the new patch of league and before it I could run league easily. Now if I click on League the logo pops up quick then disappears and nothing happens. Ive tried different compatabilities and nothings worked
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I had a similar problem but now I use windows 7 to play LOL
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Advice and guidance offered to public during Farm Safety Week
The Yellow Wellies campaign will publish a range of themed practical advice and guidance for farmers each day of Farm Safety Week (30th June-4th July).
On each day of Farm Safety Week, farmers will be asked to spend five minutes checking over the safety of some of the operations which regularly cause accidents on farms and take action before harvest gets underway.
Campaigners will also be on hand to distribute safety information to the public at The Livestock Event next week (2nd & 3rd July), where key figures in farming will pledge their support for the Yellow Wellies farm safety campaign.
The Yellow Wellies campaign, which features as its flagship symbol a pair of nine-feet-tall yellow wellingtons, asks the farming community "Who would fill your boots?" in the event of an accident or death. Last year 37 people were killed and hundreds more had serious, life-changing accidents.
At the Livestock Event held at the National Exhibition Centre Livestock, (stand BM170) NFU President Meurig Raymond will sign a physical model of the giant wellies to signify his support, alongside campaign ambassador, Jim Chapman, an accident survivor who lost his arm in a farm machinery accident.
Speaking as a supporter of the campaign, Jim Chapman stressed the need to build support for the campaign.
"Farmers tend to have a 'tough guy' mind set. The work is physically hard and they are constantly under time and financial pressures.
"Recognising the time pressures farmers are under as they approach harvest, we are asking them to spend five minutes each day checking the safety of key equipment and, if needs be, putting things right before harvest begins."
Farmers can also put their safety skills to the test at the Livestock Event by playing Keep Clive Alive, an interactive game that tests reaction speeds. The game was recently played by the Countess of Wessex at the Cereals Event and will also be available to play at The Great Yorkshire Show (8th-10th July) and The Royal Welsh Show (21st-24th July).
The farm safety initiative was made possible by the newly formed Farm Safety Foundation - an organisation tasked with the mission to create a culture of safe farming. NFU Mutual's board has committed to provide financial support for the foundation, including a £250,000 donation for its first year.
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One of the cleanest, best maintained parks we've stayed in. Friendly, helpful staff, concrete paved sites and paved roads, big dog run, good WiFi and immaculate restrooms. - padre44
Very clean park. Front office efficient. Paved roadways with a great concrete pad. Would stay again for sure! - Full Timers 2
The Pros: the sites are all concrete and very level; full hook-ups at all sites easy to access; all sites have picnic table on small patio; it's neat and clean; it's right across from the Southaven RV Center which was very convenient for the service work we had to do on our rig. The Cons: the place felt like a concrete jungle with small grass strips - no personality. No trees. Weak internet. That said, it's a good place to stay, just don't expect a "camping" experience - this is more of a night-or-two place. - Jolly Out There
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Very expensive for what is there- no pool, mostly permanent camper trailers, evidently it is on the flight path to Memphis airport - from 4:00am to 7:00am continually landing flights every 4-5 minutes ! - User2272
We decided to try this park for a change of pace from the other area parks we have stayed in over the years. It was the last week of October and the park was almost full of extended stay customers. I saw only a couple empty sites and noticed no other customers who appeared to be transients. We had a fairly level, FHU, pull-through with 60+ channel cable TV. There are 4 rows of sites in this park - the 2 outer rows are back-ins and the 2 inner rows are pull-throughs. Even though the sites are not that small, the park feels cramped because it is so full. I was unable to connect to their Wi-Fi. The office building contains a small laundry and two separate unisex bathrooms. There is no pool and I did not notice any other recreational facilities. No map of the park was given at check-in. Yes, there is a lot of airplane and jet noise. The park is behind some businesses on a commercial and retail road. There is a large supermarket across the street. This park is OK, but the Wi-Fi problem and noise are big negatives. - Jerry S
In town, close to freeway, easy on/off. Paved roads with gravel sites and patios. Just long enough for our 37 foot m/h. Not too close to neighbors. Power was low at times, water and cell (AT&T) was good. Satellite friendly, shopping, restaurants close by. Airport nearby. LOT of noise at 3 - 4 in the morning (could not sleep throught it) and again at 3 - 4 in afternoon. OK park, but the plane noise will make us look elsewhere next time. - kmgulf


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Click on the search bar and use the down arrow of your keyboard to view previous searches. This is the easiest and most accessible way to view your past searches. They usually pop up in alphabetical order.
Type the first few letters of your search topic. The computer stores your previous searches, so typing the first few letters will yield a few searches starting with the specific letters that you key-in. For example, if you start to type "A" in your search bar, your computer will show previous searches starting with the letter A.
Check your Internet history. Aside from viewing your past searches, you can also view the websites visited. If you are using Internet Explorer, navigate to the browser toolbar and click on "View," then select "Explorer Bar." Select "History" and wait for the History window to appear on the left side of the screen. If you are using Mozilla Firefox, click on the "History" tab and then "Show All History." This will show a list of your search history according to the date you visited them.
Use third-party software such as "MyLastSearch" as an alternative to quickly finding all of the previous searches. Download the software, extract the installer from the file to a local drive in your computer and run the .exe file. Upon running the file, the software automatically scans the Internet history and cache of all your web browsers. After scanning, the searches will be displayed in the main window.
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Happy Earth Day To You
We've celebrated April 22nd in a number of ways over the years. For example, in 1985 I welcomed my little brother into the world (happy birthday Dan!) and in 2006 we put in an offer on a certain brick ranch and found out it was accepted later that evening. This year we've decided to do something especially earthy… we're going to plan an edible garden! (Plan, not plant since many of the herbs we like need a bit longer before we dig them in).
Remember this post way back when about one of our bushes dying? We wondered what to do with the rest of the row now that one of the boxwoods bit the dust, but the overwhelming consensus was to rip out all the finicky overgrown bushes, expose more of that lovely brickwork, and start fresh.
We knew we could devote that small patch of dirt to something much more usable and functional (in fact it's one of the only "full sun" areas in our entire almost-acre lot), so deciding to create an herb, veggie, fruit and even a bit of a cutting garden in that space excited us to no end. Don't fresh organic food and flowers right out the back door sound like heaven? Here's what we have so far:
Yes, there's still lots of work to be done! And today's as good a day as any (actually, it's arguably better than most) to sit down with some gardening books and use trusty ol' google to plan the rest of our garden. Other than a happy little raspberry bush (snagged for $9 at Lowe's) and a surprise peony that sprung up from the earth (how did that get there?) we're pretty empty.
Oh and we also transplanted a few daffodils (they never bloomed in the shade) and that tiny rosebush in the corner has always been there (poor guy was totally overrun by giant bushes his whole life- now he's freeeeeee). We also dug in some spinach and lettuce seeds, but they're taking their sweet time coming in. Here's hoping they're worth the wait!
So that's the big Earth Day plan at Casa Petersik. What are you guys doing in celebration of good ol' Mother Earth? Fill in the blank:
Today I'm celebrating Earth Day by ___________.
From unplugging the TV and keeping the lights off (playing cards by candlelight is always fun) to creating a compost bin, signing up for a rain-barrel workshop, or even swiching a few old bulbs out for compact florescents, there are limitless ways to show Momma E some love. Heck just bringing a ceramic mug to work can save a ton of trees. Tell us what you're up to today! And of course any edible garden tips and suggestions are also welcome!
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Happy Earth Day Ya'll! I am lovin the new garden idea…maybe one day I will get to enjoy the 'fruits' of your labor :)
Ooh, you should plant rosemary! It grows into a bush pretty quickly, plus it's fragrant. Also–drought friendly, so it'll survive the heat of summer. A friend of mine has it in her garden, but instead of planting it in the ground, she has it in large planters throughout her flower beds, which gives some interest to the bed.
Ahhh, I'm excited about your peony bush!! We just discovered one in our yard and I am in heaven – you can check it out here: http://itsgreattobehome.net/2009/04/17/pretty-as-a-peony/. And they smell awesome!
As for Earth Day, we're plotting ways to fend off mosquitoes in an earth-friendly manner and contemplating starting to compost!
I celebrated Earth Day by buying reusable product bags from this Etsy site:
I can't wait to get them!
Exciting! Jealous you have so much space to plant some summer veggies! I recommend that when you plant herbs for your garden, that you actually plant them in terra cotta pots, and plant the actual pots in the ground so the lip of the pot is above ground (you can cover it with mulch). This will contain those herbs that spread like crazy (oregano, thyme, mint, chives, etc), and will also allow you to un-plant them in the late fall, clean off the outsides of the pots, and put them in your sunroom for year-round herb enjoyment! I actually saw this idea in action at Marie Antoinette's garden in Versailles – genius!
What a great spot for a garden! My husband and I are hoping to plant one for ourselves this season (but being new homeowners, who knows if we'll get to that point this year).
This year we're celebrating Earth Day by punching up our curb appeal! Yesterday we created a new flowerbed at the corner of our corner lot where my husband planted a tree and added a large limestone rock for some pizzazz. Later this week we're taking a trip to the nursery to pick up an array of shrubs, grasses and flowers. I can't wait to see how it turns out!
I actually bought some eco-friendly files and I'm going to be going thru all of our filing and recycle all of the paper/paper shreds we don't keep. Simplifing my life and helping Mother E all in one! ;) I'd love to plant something tho… even if it's just oregano or basil for right now. We're really trying to get on the bandwagon with replacing all of our not so good items w/organic or eco-friendly ones. :) Happy Earth Day!! xo
Consider lavender! While you can't eat it (well, technically you can), it's great on fragrance and you can cut the flowers and dry them for sachets to put in your drawers! :)
Today, I really wasn't going to do anything out of the ordinary, but this weekend, I am leaving for Virginia for a family wedding and I was going to unplug everything I could, besides the frig, to save energy. So my Earth Day Celebration will happen tomorrow.
By the way, I have a hard time getting Spinach to grow from seeds. Any tips?
Wonderful idea! I have a medicinal herb garden – feverfew and passionflower for headaches, lavender for rest, sage and thyme for both sore throats and cooking and echinacea (purple coneflower) for those nasty summer colds. If you do decide to go with rosemary – make sure you get Arp. It's the only variety that can stand up to VA winters (even the ones in Richmond). But like the previous poster said – beware! – it can get huge, just like your rasberry bush. Sage prefers a pot – that put in and take out idea sounds like one I'll try if my sage doesn't succeed in ground!
I second the rosemary–in addition to being pretty, it also keeps critters away from your other plants. They hate it.
We've planted basil for years because we use a lot of it. We recently found some very pretty varieties that have beautiful flowers (you aren't supposed to let them flower if you're eating them, but we let them go at the end of the season) and butterflies LOVE the flowers.
Can't wait to see what you do
I read your compost blog a few weeks ago and went right out to Target and bought a Rubbermaid container and looked for a kitchen compost container. I didn't find one at Target but during a quick trip to TJ Maxx I spotted a cute red ceramic one and brought it home. It has a filter in the lid and there is no odor. I keep it under the sink although it is cute enough to sit on the counter. Love your blog, thanks for getting me started composting! I always wanted to do it but was daunted by the work of having a large compost pile. Starting off small is such a great idea and so manageable! Good luck with your garden!
what a great idea! herbs love lots of sun and most are also really attractive, so you can't really go wrong. and great tip about planting them in pots (either above or below the ground, really) because i can personally attest that mint can go buck wild and sprout up everywhere if you let it.
since you mentioned that spot gets the most direct sun, i would caution you about putting spinach and lettuce there. those guys really thrive in more shady conditions. if they get too hot they bolt (go to seed) and taste horrible. so berries, tomatoes, peppers, and herbs are your best bets for a really sunny spot. good luck!
HOW did you get those bushes out? What tools did you use?
Today, I am touring Gunlach Bunschu winery in Sonoma to learn about it's sustainable practices for growing wine, then I'm going to attempt to start my compost bin in the far corner of the yard – thanks for your tips !
My husband and I are doing a litter sweep along a well traveled road in our community! Our son is backpacking in the Smokies with his class and studying air quality in the park.
You will really enjoy an herb garden. We love having fresh rosemary and mint year round. Happy Earth Day!
Love your blog! I had been searching for cheap ways to start composting and as soon as I read your idea, I ran out to Wal-Mart to get the supplies! I'm celebrating Earth Day by finishing the composting project.
My suggestion for your baby garden, being a newbie gardener myself, would be to add tomatoes and blackberries. I have two different kinds of tomatoes and the cherry ones seem to be doing quite well. Careful about the blackberry bush, though. It will take over the world if you let it! I have put mine in a large container to keep it from declaring war on the rest of my babies!
Good luck!
There are lots of edible flowers (good to brighten up salads) that might add a touch of colour to the bed. Lemon gem marigolds (teeny tiny flowers) are my fave, and they are good to deter pests from your tomato plants.
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The trick to a great veggie and herb garden is to buy the pants that are already about 2-4 inches tall. And the best place to buy those is a local farmers market! Or a local green house. The guys from Lowes and Home Depot are usually not orgainic and much more expensive. The local Farmers Market in Charlotte off of Woodlawn is super cheap. About a $1.50 for three veggies of your choice, tomatos, peppers, squash and so on. Not to mention the herbs are all grown organically, locally and run about $2.50. I'm sure you can find about the same thing in Richmond! Try using Google Maps to find the farmers market, there usually is a state site with all of the info you need!!! Sat. mornings have the best selection!! Good Luck!
We are starting a bigger, better veggie garden than last year. I have learned that a lab and a boxer cannot be fenced in with a garden in the same yard, so we are planting about 15 defferent veggies OUTSIDE our backyard. I hope this works better! There is nothing better than fresh veggies…nothing.
Good luck with yours!
Almost forgot….I had some extra pots with nothing in them so I put a few transplant tomato plants in them (called "container tomoatoes") and placed them on our deck on plant stands! Now the dogs can't reach and if I want a tomato for cooking, I just step out of the kitchen and onto the deck without getting dirty in the garden!
Hi guys,
Two questions–do you know what killed your boxwood? We are having the same problem in the front of our house and we have been unable to diagnose the problem with internet research, and haven't had time to make it out to a nursery yet.
Also–do you have a basement? Where do those windows under your sunroom go? Is that a door I see?
We're working from the sunlight at work today. And I planted some herbs the other day and they're starting to sprout on the window ledge in my apartment. Happy Earth Day!
I didn't know until I saw that picture that you have a basement under the sunroom!
We're turning out lights for a bit, unplugging as much as we can, getting an estimate to paint our house with low VOC paints, and starting plans for gardens – whew!
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