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Woman Grabs Tailgate Of Truck To Keep Driver From Fleeing Scene Of Incident
Pasadena police were recently dispatched to the scene of a disturbance involving a woman who held on the tailgate of a truck she claimed struck her car.
Council Approves Extra $1.6M For Pasadena Second Century's $25M CIP Budget
A resolution to add $1.6 million to the Pasadena Second Century Corporation (PSCC) budget was narrowly approved by Mayor Johnny Isbell and the Pasadena City Council Tuesday (March 17).
San Jacinto Day Festival & Battle Reenactment
Thousands of Texans and others will gather at San Jacinto Battleground State Historic Site on Saturday, April 18, 2015 to celebrate the brief but decisive battle that brought Texas its independence from Mexico.
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Child Loses Arm, 5 Others Injured In Pasadena Crash
PASADENA, Texas – Six people, including two small children, were injured in a crash in Pasadena, police said early Tuesday.
Pasadena Daycare Worker Under Investigation For Alleged Abuse
A worker at a Pasadena daycare center is under investigation after the parent of a six-month old made a report to police of alleged abuse captured on video.
Board Appointments Draw Fire
Mayor Johnny Isbell's decision to hand out board appointments to political candidates was met with sharp criticism at a city council meeting Tuesday (March 3).
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New Urban Land Institute Plan For Astrodome Calls For Multi-usage, Parking Below
The Urban Land Institute has released its long-awaited report on what it feels the future should hold for the NRG Astrodome.
Hard Hat Tour aboard the Battleship TEXAS
Looking for something fun and different to do? Ever wonder what's behind all those locked doors aboard the Battleship TEXAS? The Texas Parks & Wildlife Department's (TPWD) the First TEXAS Volunteers (FTV) will host a Hard Hat Tour, Saturday May 2nd, 2015 aboard the Battleship TEXAS.
Galveston Commits $41 Million To Improving Island's Biggest Beaches
GALVESTON – Galveston's two largest beaches are set to receive a total of $41 million in improvements, including boardwalks, bathrooms and a pavilion.
La Porte Police Make Additional Arrests At Massage Parlor
One month after La Porte police arrested an employee at the Lea Spa massage parlor in La Porte for working without a permit, investigators have made two additional arrests at the same business.
Chat Room Tip Leads To Arrest Of Deer Park Student
DEER PARK, TX -- An 18-year-old Deer Park student was recently jailed on charges of sexual abuse of a child after a Webster Police detective received a tip from the Houston Metro Internet Crimes Against Children Taskforce and the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children.
Body Found In Search For Man Who Went Overboard On Cruise Out Of Galveston
GALVESTON, TX (KTRK) -- The Carnival Triumph is now on its way back to Galveston, and should arrive by 11am Thursday.


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Marqise Lee moves up Big Board
USC WR vaults into top 10, Auburn OT Robinson also climbs in Mel's ranks
This week, don't just check out the Big Board. I also updated my ranking of the top prospects at every position group, for both juniors and seniors. One of the highlights of the Big Board is the rise of Marqise Lee, who has put together very good recent performances. Lee has fought through an at times frustrating junior year, with the early season dominated by a lack of targets as USC's QB battle played out, followed by an injury to his knee that had him out for a few weeks.
Lee now looks closer to 100 percent, and is showing off his explosiveness after the catch, a trait that makes him such a great prospect given that he already brings a refined game as a route-runner and pass-catcher. It'll be interesting to see how teams view him next to Clemson's Sammy Watkins.
As always, scouting reports remain similar week to week, with updates on matchups. Asterisks denote juniors; two asterisks denote redshirt sophomores.
Make no mistake -- Clowney's lack of counting stats will be under the microscope. I just think people will see that "productivity" can often lie. Clowney has the quickness to beat people at the point of attack, the strength and strong hands to shed blocks and can pursue all over. He's not just an edge rusher looking to quickly turn the corner, as he beats average tackles both inside and outside, which prompts many double-teams. Teams make a great effort to neutralize him.
Barr's return for his senior season will be an unequivocal success if he can stay healthy. He's remained a disruptive force even with added attention, and become a better player. He's a good pass-rusher, but I love his pursuit when the play runs away from him. A former fullback, he has a powerful lower half and has a long frame and reach. He could have left for the NFL in the spring, but more seasoning has him in great shape for 2014.
A complete left tackle prospect with experience and a feisty, competitive nature. He's part of a great prospect tandem with Cedric Ogbuehi, who holds down right tackle. He's an intense worker and has great NFL bloodlines; his father, brother and two cousins have played in the league. Has strong skills as both a pass-protector and a finisher in the run game.
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A very simple and overlooked dish is just plain beans. My favorites are Pintos, cooked in a crock pot is the way I do them. No pre soaking, just lots of water and let 'em cook 4-5 hours or all day.
Season with salt to taste and serve with french bread or steamed corn tortillas, salsa and a green salad. The earthy taste of pinto beans plain is out of this world. You can make chili with the leftovers but enjoy the plain taste of beans while they are fresh. We used to have "bean feeds" when I was a kid at the stable where I kept my horse and this is what they served. Its a cheap dish for big crowds too.
Yum, I agree, Sandy, the simple dishes are often the best! I love pinto beans... hadn't thought of having them with tortillas, I usually make cornbread, but I like your suggestions!
Tomorrow's a holiday, sounds like a good day to get some going....
Every bag of pinto beans has a recipe for cooking. I pick the rocks out, dump in the crock pot and cover with about 2 to three inches of water and turn on high. They cook in about 4-5 house. Add water if if gets down to bean level.
Any other seasoning but salt (ham hocks, spices) detracts from the earthy pinto bean taste. Try them just plain and see how good they are.


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Government plans to make firefighters in England work until they are 60 and to increase their pension contributions are backed by MPs.
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CNN Pulls a T.G.I.Friday's, Inks Deal With the FAA to Launch Reporter Drones
Brace yourself for some exploitative coverage if one of them ever crashes.
What does T.G.I.Friday's have to do with drones, you ask? MORE THAN ONE WOULD THINK.Read More
What does T.G.I.Friday's have to do with drones, you ask? MORE THAN ONE WOULD THINK.Read More
To be fair, people watching CNN in the first place is a sure sign of the apocalypse. They really should be prepared.Read More
Ohhh, CNN. We want to hate you for what you've become—that is, a shallow and irresponsible ratings grab which so often misses the mark when it comes to responsible journalism—but it's almost like trying to hold your bed-ridden racist grandpa to any kind of standard. At this point, it's easier and less head-ache deducing to have a nice inward chuckle at how obsolete you've become. Thanks for bringing some unintentional levity to what's actually been a total nightmare.Read More
In all seriousness, this cover by Phil Noto is incredibly gorgeous. And it's not just a one-image gimmick, either: according to the creative team behind Black Widow, Anderson Cooper will play an integral role to the plot as he "exposes the tangled web of the Widow's past discretions." Uhhhh, yes please?Read More
Our Friend Bill Nye appeared on CNN's Crossfire yesterday after a White House report about climate change was released. He was brought on to debate Heritage Foundation representative Nicolas Loris, but instead spent much of the time explaining how science works to the show's host S.E. Cupp.Read More
We here at Team Geekosystem like to make fun of Upworthy. Not because we don't think trying to make social justice viral content isn't commendable, of course; it's because we hate their manipulative headlines. Even worse, we fear that other sites might try to use the same tricks to make us click on them. As it turns out, that fear is justified.Read More
Internet-list authority BuzzFeed has teamed up with CNN and YouTube to create a "CNN BuzzFeed" channel on the popular video site. The channel will feature archival footage, and create new content that we imagine will fall somewhere between ridiculous link bait and regular link bait. Get ready for headlines like, "15 Biggest White House Press Briefing Fails" and, "9 Cats That Are Sick and Tired of Partisan Bickering."Read More
We told you a while ago about three rather impressive teenage girls who were petitioning the Commission on Presidential Debates for the commission to appoint a female moderator to the presidential debates. When we last checked in on them, the trio weren't doing so well; the office of the commission wouldn't see them. News came out today, however, that either someone was listening or they'd had their own plans all along: The first female presidential moderator in 20 years has been named for this election season; another will moderate the vice-presidential debate. So let's congratulate them.Read More


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Well, I've done a little research, and as it turns out, we should be careful not to rely on a powder with an SPF as a sole means of sun protection.While these products contain classic sunscreen elements, which are absolutely a great benefit, you'd literally have to pile on a small mound of it to actually achieve its full SPF value.I'm sure you don't want to look like your face needs a good dusting! While of course I'll love to have a face powder that has some sun protection, I will continue to "SPF-myself" with a lotion form first.
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Kai restaurant is located in the Sheraton Wild Horse Pass Resort in the Gila River Indian Community near Chandler, Arizona.
It is an AAA Five Diamond Award Signature Restaurant, and deserves this high rating.
The food, loosely based on Native American ingredients, is remarkable. We did not have any missteps in the dishes we ordered. All were extremely creative in presentation, and taste.
We savored every morsel. We ordered the salad for our first course and it was delightfully presented as a garden: eggplant and tomato confit represented the soil which was covered with tiny lettuce plantings! The local Crow Dairy feta cheese and delicious spicy sweet pecans, were the accompaniments. The lobster degustation was a trio of treatments: lobster claw with avocado mousse, lobster panna cotta and mesquite bean and with cheesy lobster bits. For our main course, we had buffalo tenderloin. The taste of the buffalo was light and lean and really melted in your mouth. The dessert: chocolate mousse and chocolate ice cream - just the right ending. We were also treated to an amuse to start, a palate cleanser during the meal and chocolate truffles to end.
The service was impeccable with 2 attentive servers for our party of 2. I enjoyed watching a nearby table of 6 being served. Six servers came out with each course and each placed the dishes simultaneously at each guests place.
Can't say enough about such a sublime evening! Expensive, but worth every penny!
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This is guest post by John Clifford of building automation solutions. John's bio is included below the article.
We all know the importance of taking a 'holistic view' of energy consumption within a building and it's often said that the key to this is Facilities and ICT working in harmony. However, this can often be challenging as disparate budgets, siloed decision making and traditional hierarchies all go against this organisation-wide thinking. This is made even more challenging when you consider mixed-use, multi-tier estates that have significant amounts of legacy or even obsolete BEMS equipment.
The Energy Solutions Group has tackled this challenge head on, integrating their remote BEMS products with JouleX Energy Manager to provide true holistic energy solutions to their clients. The integration of JouleX with BEMS-focused remote products such as utility monitoring and continual diagnostics provides significantly more insight into energy consumption than when the facility and ICT are considered separately.
The value of this is demonstrated when analysing energy use within an office building. The BEMS or AM&T solution will usually provide data about small power (plug load) on a particular floor but it is impossible to determine whether this is related to ICT equipment or, for example, a portable heater. By bringing JouleX into the mix, the ICT power consumption can be subtracted, providing much improved visibility of what else is contributing to overall energy consumption.
Another example of this is within the data centre. Cooling, controlled via the BEMS, traditionally relies on a small number of environmental sensors (such as thermometers) within the data centre hall which often leads to inefficiencies. Our integrated approach uses the data collected by JouleX Energy Manager from sensors within the ICT equipment itself (such as air temperature) to determine the cooling requirements and BEMS control. With this granular detail about the environmental conditions within the data centre racks themselves, the optimal level of cooling can be delivered 100% of the time – eliminating energy wastage.
It is clear that there are significant advantages to bringing together the Facility and ICT, however it is impractical to expect existing BEMS systems to be upgraded to the latest and greatest model to allow this. The work undertaken by The Energy Solutions Group has enabled the benefits discussed to be realised with BEMS systems that are already in-situ – making the most of the functionality of both JouleX Energy Management and the BEMS.
Our holistic energy solution is called ecoICT. Please click here to see a Solution Overview
John has extensive experience of driving innovation into Energy Management and Sustainability, with a proven track record of developing new propositions that tackle the ever growing problem of managing energy costs and carbon emissions.
In his current role, he is responsible for the development and delivery of Energy Services within one of the UK's largest Energy Management companies. This involves working in partnership with large blue chip organisations to drive down energy use, often in challenging environments such as data centres and prestigious office spaces.
John has held senior positions in a number of sectors including construction, IT and manufacturing – both in technical and business development roles. This range of experience allows him to take a holistic approach, staying focused on the business benefits of solutions rather than the technical details.
In addition to his industry experience, John holds a Masters' Degree in Systems Engineering from Loughborough University.
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Singing for Freedom Marches to Aurora
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9900 E. Colfax Ave. – Aurora, CO
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The Choir of The Spirituals Project & Friends
The spirituals served as the "soundtrack of a revolution" when they were revived as "freedom songs" for the American Civil Rights movement. The Spirituals Project Choir celebrates the 50th anniversary of the pivotal Voting Rights campaigns in Selma, Alabama, and the passage of the landmark Voting Rights Act of 1965. Special guests for this event will include Aurora area community partners and more. Join us in celebrating our shared past, present, and future.


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on 12/31/2012 3:22:00 AM
Age: 19-24
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Eyes: Hazel
It covers super well, to the point where I WOULD buy it again but, it creases WAY too easily. I always put powder on my concealer to set it but this one just wont budge. It creased within a minute and continually does so, ever if you apply a tiny amount. I can find a concealer that works just as well but doesnt crease (hopefully).
on 12/24/2012 7:15:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair, Warm
Hair: Brown, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Hazel
This has a really nice creamy texture which just melts into the skin when you blend it. Great coverage that lasts with little or no creasing, which I was surprised by when you think of how thick it is. It is honestly amazing stuff and totally worth the price cause you get loadss of it :)
on 12/11/2012 5:01:00 PM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Normal, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Red, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
Expensive, yes. But a miracle for concealing my dark purple undereye circles. I have fair skin but I use the medium, which looks a ghastly orange in the pot.
I use an eye cream first, and let it soak in for a couple of minutes before applying it. This stuff is thick, which is key to coverage (anything else I used before didn't sufficiently mask the purple.) The trick is to use a generous amount and pat it on. PAT PAT PAT. I also have lines...so after I pat it on, I wait a minute for it to settle into the lines and PAT PAT PAT some more. It stays put, and I like that it doesn't look chalky or give me racoon eyes. Yay for this stuff.
on 11/25/2012 7:15:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Brown
I have pretty bad circles under my eyes, of blue-ish tint and that get kind of puffy. When I do my makeup in the morning, I start with a roll-on gel/serum kind of product (currently using Clinique's All About Eyes Serum), to minimize the appearance of my circles and freshen my skin. I follow with foundation and top with Erase Paste. I'm shade no 2 (medium), which has been a good match for my skintone, summer or winter. This concealer is kind of heavy, but I still feel it's pretty easy to layer. It has a slighty pinkish/salmon undertone to it, which makes it perfect to hide the blue veins under my eyes. My eye area looks really brightened and nice. It does cover pretty well and I really like it! Packaging could truly use some improvement, it's easy to go overboard with the spatula and waste some product. The best technique is definitely to scoop out a little at the time, warm on the back of your hand and then apply (with taps) to your undereye area. By proceding in thin layers, you don't waste as much product and get a better concealing action. All in all, a great effective concealer, I'd especially recommend this to those with blue-ish undereye areas!
on 11/16/2012 6:20:00 AM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Dry, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
Bought this after trying in store and thinking it looked fab but noticed a few hours later when looking closely that it creases and settles into the lines around my eyes terribly. I really don't think I have particularly bad lines around my eyes but this makes it look like I do! So would hate to think how it will look in years to come!
Looks good at first and from far away but every time I use it after a while it 'settles in' and makes any lines look more pronounced so I always end up rubbing it away. Would def. not buy again.
on 11/13/2012 12:53:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
I've read a lot of reviews about this product & for the most part I agree. This goes on extremely thick so less is better. I'm in love with the creamy texture that is incredibly difficult to find in a concealer. I get this product at Ulta and have found that it's cheaper to buy 2 of the mini size rather than the full size because you get way more for your money. I also don't recommend using the spatula that comes with it because it goes on way to thick. Overall, this is a great product, not exactly cheap but you get what you pay for.
on 10/16/2012 7:39:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Normal, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
It is one of the best concealers for my dark circles. It is very longlasting and high coverage. It has to be applied properly so it doesnt look cakey.
on 10/2/2012 12:06:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Dry, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Red, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
This products ok...I do have very fair skin, and I notice that it's pretty obvious when I use it. But, then again, nobody's commented, so it might just be me and the orange-ness of the product. One thing that does bug me, however, is how long it lasts on the skin: like, 2 hours tops. i don't set with powder, though, so this could be a factor. But, for that price, I just think things should last a little longer than that.
on 9/30/2012 11:24:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I have very dry skin under my eyes so I was looking for a creamy concealer to give me that hydrated look. I bought this in the shade deep.
This concealer is very good at concealing dark circles. It definitely covers the darkness like no other. BUT this effect only lasts for 1 hour. Then it fades and slides off. This concealer is VERY creamy so it does fade really quick. I imagine if you set with powder it will last much longer. The finish is very natural and gives you a nice sheen to your under-eyes. I will not be repurchasing because of the lasting power.
on 9/30/2012 10:20:00 AM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Very Dry, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
I have dry/very dry skin and love Erase Paste, but I would never recommend it for someone who has any issues with oily skin, even slightly. The texture is extremely soft and creamy and it will disappear or smear if your skin is producing oil wherever it's placed. Even with very dry skin, I find I need to apply a light dusting of powder over it.
That said, nothing provides the same coverage under my eyes and around my mouth (where I have frequent redness; I avoid cortisone cream since repeated use destroys skin's collagen content & increases wrinkles). It blends cleanly & melts into my skin, providing coverage without drying out my skin at all, and for me it lasts all day (12+ hours).
The jar packaging is a HUGE problem I have. This is the ONLY product I buy in a jar since any antioxidants are detroyed as soon as air (ie oxygen) hits them and it's too easy to contaminate anything in a jar even with scrupulous attention. Still, I'm hooked on this concealer & will keep buying it. The jar lasts a long time all in all, as it doesn't take much to cover the spots I need to cover.
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Poolside Store Swimwear Party in the Hollywood Hills
Monday, April 14, 2014 | 12 months ago
Media, fashion bloggers and friends attended the private launch party of Poolside Store, a beachwear and swimwear online store. The mixer took place in the Hollywood Hills on a picturesque spring Saturday. On hand were samples of Poolside's summer line and jewelry by Rack and Sack.. All photos by Nanette Gonzales.
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As an avid fan of Trungpa's works and life, I was hoping for something deeper. Also, I've heard many 'crazy wisdom' moments from his students and it would have made the film better if they were considered. Those moments made him human, yet magical, and considering them, you were transformed yourself.
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GENEVA — The Swiss parliament today approved a treaty with the United States that will hand thousands of files on suspected tax cheats to U.S. authorities.
The government hopes the treaty will end, once and for all, the threat of prosecution looming over Swiss bank UBS AG if the country refuses to honor its agreement to hand over the names of 4,450 U.S. clients.
Swiss authorities have already transmitted the names of about 400 UBS clients who signed waivers as part of the Internal Revenue Service's voluntary disclosure program, according the Swiss Federal Tax Administration. Another 100 UBS clients gave their consent directly to Swiss authorities.
A majority of 81 to 61 lawmakers in Switzerland's lower house voted in favor of the government-backed deal, and 53 abstained.
The vote passed after the powerful Swiss People's Party dropped its opposition. The nationalist party and the left-wing Social Democrats blocked a first attempt last week to have parliament approve the treaty, which has been portrayed as a nail in the coffin for Swiss banking secrecy.
But details remain to be ironed out in the deal.
Parliament's lower house decided Tuesday that the treaty can be put to the Swiss public in a popular referendum before it finally becomes law. The upper house has yet to decide on that possibility and has until Friday to deliberate.
A referendum would make Switzerland miss the August deadline to hand over all 4,450 names because the vote would be held in November at the earliest.
Justice Minister Eveline Widmer-Schlumpf tried to disperse fears of some lawmakers that the treaty might open the door to the United States receiving client data from other Swiss banks.
"This is about a single agreement … on a clearly defined group of clients who allegedly committed tax fraud or tax evasion," she told parliament, adding that it will have "no impact on future cases."
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The real problem with Bermanian TREK, as it evolved since the late 1980's, was creative. They just didn't put out stories of a quality level that made the shows compelling enough to sustain them long-term. I'm surprised Berman & Co. lasted as long as they did. If ENTERPRISE had started out with "First Flight" as their pilot episode, (excellent story) and progressed from there with quality stories in the like vein, the show probably could've stayed on the air to this day.
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I do not believe the image depicts a ship being constructed "on the ground" as some have speculated. It looks to me to be in the shadows of an orbital drydock, with the Earth directly astern of the under-construction ship. The vapors look to be put in there for dramatic effect, to make it look like the Big E is emerging from the mists of time, or whatever.
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Effects of body mass index on early outcome of coronary artery bypass surgery.
ABSTRACT Obesity is commonly thought to be a risk factor for morbidity and mortality after cardiac surgery. The aim of the present study is to evaluate the effects of variations in body mass index on in-hospital outcome of coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG).
The authors conducted a retrospective review of 10191 consecutive patients who had undergone isolated CABG at the center from February 2002 to November 2006. Patients were divided into four groups according to Body Mass Index (BMI). Underweight patients (BMI<18.5 kg/m(2)) were assigned to group 1 and obese patients (BMI 30 kg/m(2)) were put into group 4. Patients with normal BMI and those who were overweight were placed in group 2 and 3 respectively.
Analysis of the BMI groups showed: of 10191 patients 0.7% was underweight; 31.2% of cases had normal BMI, 47.1%; overweight and 21.0% were obese. Compared with other groups, the members of the obese group were younger, included more women and were more likely to have all the risk factors for coronary artery disease except for cigarette smoking (P<0.0001). The underweight patients had an excess of left main coronary artery disease, previous history of myocardial infarction. In-hospital mortality did not show any difference between groups (P=0.46). There was a significant increase in postoperative gastrointestinal complications among the underweight group in comparison with other groups (P=0.027).
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ABSTRACT: We investigated the distribution of early clinical outcomes among normal, obese, and morbidly obese patients undergoing open heart surgery. Medical records of 1,000 patients undergoing open heart surgery since February 2011 at our hospital were investigated retrospectively after permission was obtained from the Council of Education Planning of the hospital. The comorbidities and perioperative and discharge data were analyzed for 279 patients with a body mass index (BMI) score between 18 and <30 [non-obese reference group (NRG, n = 279)]; 166 patients with BMI between 30 and <35 [obese group (OG, n = 166); and 192 seriously obese patients with BMI ≥35 [extreme obese group (EOG, n = 192)]. Distribution of the patients according to BMI scores was found to represent the BMI distribution of the Turkish population. Pulmonary and infective complications were significantly higher in EOG patients compared to NRG based on crude confidence interval. Based on adjusted multiple logistic regression analysis, by adjusting the effects of age, sex, comorbidities (diabetes mellitus, hypertension, hyperlipidemia, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease), and smoking, the incidence of pulmonary and gastrointestinal complications in EOG was higher compared to NRG. Discharge with morbidity was significantly higher in OG and EOG compared to NRG. We found that obesity does not increase short-term mortality for open heart surgery; however, it increases the risk of postoperative pulmonary and gastrointestinal complications and discharge with morbidity.Journal of Anesthesia 04/2012; 26(5):702-10. · 1.12 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: BACKGROUND: Despite the medical hazards of obesity, recent reports examining body mass index (BMI) show an inverse relationship with morbidity and mortality in the surgical patient. This phenomenon is known as the 'obesity paradox'. The aim of this review is to summarize both the literature concerned with the obesity paradox in the surgical setting, as well as the theories explaining its causation. METHODS: PubMed was searched to identify available literature. Search criteria included obesity paradox and BMI paradox, and studies in which BMI was used as a measure of body fat were potentially eligible for inclusion in this review. RESULTS: The obesity paradox has been demonstrated in cardiac and in non-cardiac surgery patients. Underweight and morbidly obese patients displayed the worse outcomes, both postoperatively as well as at long-term follow-up. Hypotheses to explain the obesity paradox include increased lean body mass, (protective) peripheral body fat, reduced inflammatory response, genetics and a decline in cardiovascular disease risk factors, but probably unknown factors contribute too. CONCLUSIONS: Patients at the extremes of BMI, both the underweight and the morbid obese, seem to have the highest postoperative morbidity and mortality hazard, which even persists at long-term. The cause of the obesity paradox is probably multi-factorial. This offers potential for future research in order to improve outcomes for persons on both sides of the 'optimum BMI'.The surgeon: journal of the Royal Colleges of Surgeons of Edinburgh and Ireland 03/2013; · 2.21 Impact Factor
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I'm pretty sure I know how to run things efficiently. One brew takes me 4-5 hours so if I'm doing two, should I just double that time? I guess I'd be better off heating my second mash water on the stove since I'll be boiling the first wort on my burner...
If you have use a chiller you could collect the hot water on its way out of the chiller into the mash tun while chilling the first boil to start with warmer sparge water for the second mash. If your mash tun isn't direct fired you could collect it in the tun, pour it in your HLT to heat it up to the desired temp and then go back to the mash tun.
Here is my plan so far but I'm stuck towards the end:
- Heat mash water for 1st brew
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- Heat sparge water while mashing 1st brew
- Sparge into kettle & heat mash water for 2nd brew
- Boil 1st brew & mash in 2nd brew
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I'm not sure where to go from there. I could heat my 2nd sparge water on the stove but I can't runoff into the kettle because I'll be chilling the 1st brew and I can't run off into my 30qt because I'll be heating sparge water...
Without a 2nd burner, I don't see how you can pipeline the brews. I did 2 back-to-back in ~ 5.5 hrs, but I had 3 burners to work with.
I can get 2 brews done in 6-6.5 hours with one burner. As long as you mash your 2nd brew while you're boiling your first, and you have a few 5 gallon buckets around you'll be fine.
Two 10 gallon brews with one burner... now that gets interesting!
Yeah, delaying the 1st boil while you're heating the 2nd strike water will save you some time. Good thinking.
But I say this is a perfectly good "reason" to go pick up a 2nd burner.
Yeah, no harm in running wort off into a bucket. I've done that for 8 batches while I struggled with a single burner.
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You'll need another kettle, too. I have a keggle and a 24qt. I'll run wort off into the keggle and I'll heat sparge water in the 24 qt. pot.
Then once I start running off of the 2nd sparge into the keggle I start heating my strike water for the 2nd batch.
I typically mash for 75 minutes, and even with that there's some overlap. Bringing wort to a boil, boiling for 60 min, then chilling and up taking 90 minutes or so.
I'm usually able to time it so that when I start draining my MLT into a bucket (batch #2), I can turn off the burner and set the keggle on the garage floor and hook up the IC (batch #1). This lets me use the 210k burner to heat sparge water for batch #2 instead of having to do it inside on the kitchen stove.


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Hot beds for fall rooting
I use to use hot beds quite a bit to overwinter tropicals & found they worked well to provide bottom heat for rooting roses. I had a very good success rate using this method starting in the fall.
I created the beds by digging out a trough in the garden 6" or more deep (some were 8-9" or more). I'd pile the dirt on one side & use that hill for planting veggies.
Through the year I'd fill the trough with organic material. Late summer I'd be sure to stack in plenty of rotting hay & keep it all watered.
In early fall, the best time for me to do rose cuttings, I'd set the cuttings in their pots into the hot fermenting bed. When late fall temps got cool enough I made 3-4' hoops from light weight pvc pipe stuck down into the bed. When temps got cool enough I pulled clear plastic over the hoops & anchored it. During most days I could leave it open. The combination of a hot fermenting bed around the pots, the humidity of wet hay & the cool fall temps that let me set the cuttings in full sun worked very well.
To grow great winter vegetables I would rake the soil I'd excavated from the trough back over the composting material then plant seeds--really grew great lettuce, broccoli, etc.
Thank you, Bluegirl, for those great tips ... I sure can use those tips for my zone 5a, where late fall temp. fluctuates between freezing nights, and sunny & warm days.
It's much warmer underground, and I like your idea of PVC pipes stuck in the ground to make a shelter for rootings. In my zone 5a, I can always cover the pit with a thick thermal blanket in nights that dip below zero.
I like your tip of sinking the pots into a pit filled with rotted hay. One cold fall we filled bags with grass clippings and put them inside the garage. The whole garage was warm and toasty from the decomposing grass, despite the freezing temp. When I touched the bags, it was WARM !!
The type of potting medium: sand or moist potting soil can determine whether to cover rootings or not. The guy in the YouTube used a Walmart plastic basket. The basket has tons of holes on the sides, plus he punched more holes at the bottom. He filled it with coarse sand, stuck rootings in, then covered with a plastic bag, with occasional airing of the bag.
I don't think the above would work with moister medium, such as MG Moisture-Control potting soil, or the regular MG potting soil ... I get the worst black spots with such peat-based soil at pH 6.5, since the top layer doesn't dry out fast enough in our wet fall. Fungi thrives at neutral to slightly acidic medium.
My neighbor has indoor plants in our zone 5a winter. His plants are huge and healthy. He uses 45% composted pine fines with lime added. Composted pine fines has tannins (a fungicide), and lime is also a fungicide. In contrast, my indoor herbs got rotted, black canker, and white flies with the peat-based potting soil, which stays moist on top.
Someone once advised to put a layer of sand on top of rootings, to prevent mold. Sand dries out fast on top, but stay moist at the bottom. In contrast, peatmoss-based potting soil is wet at the top, and dry like sawdust at the bottom. I planted rose seeds in MiracleGro potting soil for seedlings, and they all died. The top was soaking wet, and the bottom was dry like sawdust.
See link below for the Walmart bin for $2.97 with many holes that the YouTube guy filled with coarse sand for his rootings:
Here is a link that might be useful: Walmart basket with holes for $2.97
This post was edited by Strawberryhill on Fri, Oct 25, 13 at 9:35
The #1 cause for failure on rose cuttings for me is rot. I NEVER had success with the baggie method that others are so successful with, or with any method that involved using a humidity dome.
What works for me is a coarse media--lava sand, builder's sand, etc, with a little bit of coco coir. I minimize watering & sometimes use a splash of H2O2 or bleach in the water or even initially soak the media & pots in that. I keep the cuttings in as much light as possible & keep them in open air unless freezing weather is called for.
That's what works for me--another poster has excellent success rooting in pure compost--obviously a non-sterile media, but perhaps the beneficial population keeps the rot organisms at bay.
Hi Bluegirl: I think it depends on the weather. We have a dry phase of summer that I would definitely put a plastic bag over, since I'm lazy in watering or misting.
We also have the humid phase: 70% humidity in spring and fall, no need to cover with plastic bag.
I notice that the cuttings which I score above a bud with a knife (nicking the outer layer), plus peeling off a vertical section off the bottom: those have white calluses the entire length, esp. at the bottom.
The ones which I forgot to score above a bud, or peel off 1/2" section at the bottom ... did not callous at all, even after 2 months in moist sand.
Yeah, that fellow years back, sorry I can't recall his name, but his web page was "make more roses", recommended making a couple of 1" or so scraps on the cuttings, at least one alongside a bud, before dipping in hormone.
I found that helps immensely--all the callus & roots form along those scrapes.
Using a commercial strength hormone like Rhizopan #3 increased my take, also. This fall I'm trying some Clonex.
Thank you, Bluegirl, for the name Rhizopan #3, I'll look for it. Some of my cuts were made randomly, and they still formed white callus (precursor to roots).
Also the guy in the YouTube stuck 4 pencils at the corner of his $2.95 Walmart basket, to keep his tent of plastic up. His method was to root trees & bushes, so I think those hard-wood don't rot as easily as the green cuttings of roses.
There's another way to keep the surface dry: watering from below like sitting on a tray of water, and using a "wicking" medium like sphagnum moss (different from peat moss). Two years ago I received bands from Burlington with that fluffy & mossy stuff inside ... the roots were deep, and roses were super-healthy. See info. below:
"Horticulturists have long known the benefits of long-fibered sphagnum moss. With its unique qualities of retaining 20 times its weight in water and its anti-bacterial sterility, sphagnum moss has become an indispensable gardening tool in the propagation and beautification process."
Here is a link that might be useful: What is long-fiber Sphagnum Moss
Found a fantastic site on how to root soft-wood cutting by Cheryl Netter, zone 5, Colorado. She did that indoor, in the winter (dry & cold) with the baggie method and indirect sun. Click on the link below, then click on Table of Contents, then click on Cheryl Netter's Method of Softwood Propagation.
She explained things very well. Thank you, Cheryl, I appreciate your excellent website.
Here is a link that might be useful: Cheryl Netter on rooting soft-wood cuttings
This post was edited by Strawberryhill on Tue, Nov 26, 13 at 18:20
Nice site! I need to try baggies again--I just never got them to work but so many folks do. Maybe I started with the media too wet...
I'm trying air-layering on a Talisman budded onto Ragged Robin. Talisman is a sentimental favorite but it's a weak rose for me. I tried budding it onto Ragged Robin (Glorie des Rosomanes) & got a nice take that is 8-9" long now. I want to root the Ragged Robin stem a bit below the Talisman graft so I'm trying air-layering. This link has a good description & photos of the method I'm trying. Fingers crossed.
Here is a link that might be useful: air layering photos & description
Thank you, Bluegirl, for that excellent site on air-layering. It has great photos & easy instructions. I have the best luck with soil-layering, bend down a branch, nick it, then dump soil on top.
But I can't bend down hybrid teas, so air-layering with a baggie sounds good ... will try that. Your link makes it so easy ... many thanks.
I re-read Cheryl Netter's excellent instructions on soft-wood rooting. Her method is a blessing for those with alkaline tap water. It's only ONE time watering the medium with rain water (pH 5.6) or distilled water (neutral to slightly acidic pH), then no watering for at least 1 month, since the rooting is enclosed in a baggie.
I agree with what Cheryl Netter observed: hybrid teas tend to bud out 1st, before their roots are formed. I'll re-post the link to Cheryl Netter's method of softwood rooting. The link takes to her home page first, then click on Table of Contents, then click on Cheryl Netter's softwood rooting method.
Here is a link that might be useful: Cheryl Netter's home page
This post was edited by Strawberryhill on Thu, Nov 28, 13 at 14:01
I was browsing through Pinterest for roses pictures, and found a neat trick of plunging rose cuttings into a raw potato, and plant into the ground. The potato provides moisture and food for the cuttings to grow. See Pinterest link below for the procedure:
Here is a link that might be useful: Rooting roses by sticking into a raw potato
If I were to use the potatoe, I would cut it into half, and stick the cutting between the 2 halves. That way the potato won't sprout, and the cutting has some room to grow. Here's the toothpick method to induce callous on a cutting:
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I have not posted this propagation method in several years. Time for a repeat. Just a reminder that all cuttings need to callus before they will root. This method allows the callusing to take place on the mother plant before the cutting is removed and is most helpful for those hard to root trees/shrubs. Plan to use the toothpick technique during the last weeks of August up until mid-September. This is a little known process and when I first posted it a number of growers contacted me, pleased to know about it as it requires no misting systems, etc.
A very sharp, small penknife or Exacto knife.
A small block of wood (to prevent cutting fingers!)
Some colored yarns or tape for marking purposes.
1. Select the stem from which you wish to take a cutting. Look along it until you locate a bud ON LAST YEAR'S GROWTH.
2. Place the block of wood behind that point and make a single VERTICAL cut all the way through the stem, just below the bud.
3. Insert a toopick through the cut.
4. Mark each cutting with colored yarn/tape so that you can locate it at a later date.
5. Walk away from your toothpick cuttings until the end of October or November. Leave them alone!
You will note that a callus has formed where you wounded the cutting and inserted a toothpick. With sharp pruning shears remove the cutting just below the toothpick. Trim off the toothpick on either side of the cutting.
7. Dip your cuttings in rooting hormone and set them in a cold frame. Water well and close up the frame for the winter. Water as needed. If you do not have a cold frame, set the cuttings right next to your house foundation on the east or north side. Lean an old window or glass pane up against the foundation to protect them.
8. Rooting should take place by mid-spring. Those with greenhouses can leave the cuttings on the mother plant into December/January before setting them to root. Commercial propagators will find this useful.
This method requires a bit of practice but works well. In August/September select the stem to be used as a cutting. Locate last year's growth on the stem and grasp it between thumb and forefinger. Snap the stem lightly until it breaks in half. Leave it hanging on the plant where it will callus. Then follow instructions above for setting cuttings. Snip the cutting off, when callused, at the wounded part. This is a useful technique for azaleas and many woody shrubs and Japanese maples.
Hopefully I have explained this method so it is understood. Reading it over a few times may be necessary.
Posted by nandina 8b (My Page) on
Fri, Jun 8, 07 at 10:00
I note that you are a professional so will take the time to post two techniques neither of which require misting. First, have you tried heel cuttings? Or the standard 'from seed' method?
The first rooting method I call the 'toothpick technique' which allows a cutting to callus on the plant before it is removed. For this you will need a small, thin, very sharp pen knife (or exacto knife) and a small block of wood. Locate last year's growth on a stem, place the block of wood behind that section and make one single vertical cut through the stem below a bud. This is done in August/late summer. Insert a toothpick through the cut, tie some sort of marking tape on the stem so you can find it later and walk away from it until October. At that time remove the cutting severing below the toothpick, trim the toothpick to the stem, dust with rooting hormone and stick in a cold frame. Or, cuttings can be placed in a greenhouse where they will root without misting. This is my favorite hardwood/shrub rooting method for all that type of plant especially difficult to root ones.
The second method is a variation of the first. It takes a little practice and azaleas are a good practice plant. One simply makes a downward snap below a bud on last year's growth in August partially severing the stem. Leave it to hang on the plant until October, then remove, dust with rooting hormone and set in cold frame or greenhouse. When I am working with a difficult to root plant I will also use this method, snapping the stem at a main branch creating a heel cutting.
Once you have worked with these methods you will find them easy and can expect a high level of strikes.