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Lost In Translation
by Kory Kredit on Apr 24, 3:30 PM
What is the value of an established print media name? Let's take a simple test to find out. Which of these URLs do you recognize: www.desmoinesregister.com; www.eastvalleytribune.com; www.drudgereport.com; or www.perezhilton.com? For those of you who claim to recognize the first two, you are either lying, or you have lived in both Iowa and Arizona, as I have.
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Holding On To Our Lunch Money
by Ari Rosenberg on Apr 17, 9:45 AM
I can't help but feel very badly for Jerry Yang these days. I don't know him -- but I'd bet he wasn't a bully growing up, but rather a prime target for one. He was probably one of those students who went unnoticed and was so unnerved by the capacity of his own brain that he "dumbed down" to fit in. I don't know Steve Ballmer, either -- but I can't look at pictures of him and not see the face of a bully.
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C-Squared: Communities And Content
by Michael Lee on Apr 10, 3:18 PM
Advertisers typically go out and spend media to place advertising at Web sites to win the hearts and minds of their desired audiences. Those people who click on a banner are driven to a landing page or Web site where the visitor may spend a little time exploring but typically leave and don't return to the destination again.
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Can Clicks Hurt?
by David Koretz on Apr 3, 10:15 AM
One of the most painful lessons I learned early in my career is how easy it is to focus on the wrong metrics. I was distributing consumer electronics products from Asia into the United States, and I was fixated on raw material costs, labor prices, and dozens of other metrics that I tracked on a constant basis to gain a slight edge. Yet ultimately, I was completely caught off guard by a measurement I never thought to track - the impact of a banking and currency crisis. The collapse of the East Asian currencies in 1997 rendered all of my ...
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The Salvation Army releases IRIS, first comic book in a series
The Salvation Army is officially in the comic book business with the production of IRIS. Imagined and drawn by Kyle Reardon, Iris is a new kind of super hero. Here's a description of her story from the pre-publication materials.

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The Generalized Music Plug-In Interface (GMPI) working group seeking input
13th February 2003
13th February 2003
The following is taken from a post by Cakewalk's Ron Kuper on Steinberg's VST Dev List, I thought those of you not subscribed to any programmers lists may find it interesting.
The Generalized Music Plug-In Interface (GMPI) working group of the MIDI Manufacturer's Association (MMA) is seeking the input of music and audio software developers, to help define the technical requirements of GMPI.
The objective of the GMPI working group is to create a unified cross-platform music plug-in interface. This new interface is hoped to provide an alternative choice to the multitude of plug-in interfaces that exist today. Among the many benefits of standardization are increased choice for customers, lower cost for music plug-in vendors and a secure future for valuable market-enabling technology.
Like MIDI, GMPI will be license free and royalty free.
Phase 1 of the GMPI working group's effort is to determine what is required of GMPI: What sorts of capabilities are needed to support existing products and customers? What are the emerging new directions that must be addressed?
Phase 1 is open to any music software developer and is not limited to MMA members. It will last a minimum of three months, to be extended if deemed necessary by the MMA. Discussions will be held on an email reflector, with possible meetings at major industry gatherings such as AES, NAMM and Musik Messe.
Following the collection of requirements in Phase 1, the members of the MMA will meet to discuss and evaluate proposals, in accordance with existing MMA procedures for developing standards. There will be one or more periods for public comment prior to adoption by MMA members.
If you are a developer with a serious interest in the design of this specification, and are not currently a member of the MMA, we urge you to consider joining. Fees are not prohibitively high even for a small commercial developer. Your fees will pay for administration, legal fees and marketing. Please visit http://www.midi.org for more information about membership.
To participate, please email email@example.com with the word " subscribe" in the subject line. Please also provide your name, company name (if any) and a brief description of your personal or corporate domain of interest. We look forward to hearing from you.
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1bd/1ba unit located on the top floor of The Exchange. Large windows allow a grand view of the surrounding city from every room of the unit, including the bedroom. Its wide and open living room area is perfect for gatherings.
Space where guests can cook their own meals
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The Space
The Exchange Building, completed in 1910 and listed in the National Register of Historic Places, was refitted in 1996 to house 202 attractive efficiencies, one and two bedroom apartments, penthouses, and handicap equipped units. While the building has undergone a series of renovations, every effort has been made to preserve its historic features, such as the original mosaic tiles, an early-1900's era Tennessee marble staircase, the elaborate plasterwork, and the granite surfaces. The towering marble ceilings of the lobby exude the elegance of downtown living.
The apartments provide a homey feel with a luxurious touch and high-quality amenities. Several of the units located on the higher floors provide our residents a spectacular view.
Situated at an unbeatable location with competitive pricing, our apartments are a click away from becoming your future home or weekend getaway. Let yourself be inspired by the view and invigorated by the bustling and lively neighborhood. Rest up in our comfortable abodes and make sure to spend enough time exploring the giant playground that is the City of Memphis.
Come home and enjoy the many amenities, such as the laundry room and the gym, and the luxurious construction and styling of The Exchange Building Apartments.
Guest Access
• Amazing view from the 19-story skyscraper
• High speed wireless (WiFi) internet
• cable TV
• Heater & A/C
Fully equipped kitchen:
• Refrigerator
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• A laundry room (washer & dryer) with coin-operated machines
• GYM on the top floor are easily accessible through the three elevators
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The Management office on the first floor is ready to assist you during business hours, and, as many of my residents already know, I am always just a phone call away.
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Located in the heart of the Downtown Neighborhood – near the nightlife, restaurants, and shopping – our apartments are the ideal home base for exploring the city.
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Walk outside and explore the rich, dense neighborhood. Fine dining is offered within blocks at renowned restaurants such as Rendezvous(!), The Majestic Grille, or Flights. Enjoy a pint at the neighborhood Irish pub, The Brass Door, or make the 3-minute drive to Beale Street and relish in its famous bars such as Silky O'Sullivans, Alfred's, or Bardog Tavern.
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I was born in Uzbekistan and raised in Memphis. I'm the middle child, with 2 older brothers and 2 younger sisters -- and recently a 4 time uncle! I've been fortunate to travel the world in my early years and learned a lot about the different cultures around the world. I enjoy learning about geopolitical history, architecture, and technological advancements that benefit the myriad societies around the globe. To me, Memphis is an exciting city that competes with the great cities of the world as a worthwhile stop for play and leisure. Allow me to host you in my apartments, located in the historic Exchange Building in downtown Memphis.


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March 9, 2015
It is Spring! FINALLY! I have a whole new respect for the NBHA barrel racers in Michigan, after being here only 1 week & dealing with the winter of 2014-2015! But now it is time to get those horse's shoes on & horses in shape for a great NBHA barrel racing season! The NBHA Michigan Director's meeting went great with just a few new things. They have been really busy with your banquets & getting some great shows scheduled for 2015! We have some new arenas & some great old ones & lots of added $'s to put in the mix!
First & foremost Michigan NBHA would like to thank MI01's Dee Dee & Jarrod Meier for a great year! Forming a very successful new district & getting it off its feet and running! I saw a sampling of MI01's awards for the banquet & their new show schedule, it is awesome! We were sooo lucky to have had Dee Dee & Jarrod! On a sadder note you saw I said "had" yes they are retiring, BUT NOT LEAVING MI01, due to many family commitments they can't make all the shows. But they are leaving MI01 in very capable hands: Stephanie Bahrman will be the new director & her right hand woman will be Theresa Kanous! Meeting both of them at the director's meeting you (MI01) have a great set of directors who are willing to promote NBHA barrel racing even further in the Upper Peninsula! Thank you again Dee Dee & Jarrod & Stephanie & Theresa for volunteering for a really hard but fulfilling job!
Also a huge thank you to your directors for taking time away from their families & horses to come to the Director's meeting to get everything organized for 2015! The directors also brought a sampling of your awards for your banquets they really went above & beyond & it was really nice to have them share ideas between the districts for next year's banquets!
We also discussed & approved having the American Paint Horse Association sanction some of our shows. The first shows will be the 2015 12th Annual NBHA All-District Show & the NBHA Midland Blast. These shows will have a $175 added side pot incentive for paint horses. You must be a member of the APHA, must be enrolled in the PBRIP (Paint Barrel Racing Incentive Program), & most important have a Registered Paint Horse. You can become a member at the show or you can go online to the American Paint Horse Association WWW.RACING.APHA.COM
We are again NPBA (National Pole Bending Association) sanctioned. Their World Championships are in Cloverdale, Indiana, June 5-7, 2015 .To attend you just have to attend 2 NPBA approved shows. If you need information, sanction form, or a membership form get a hold of me or go to www.polebending.org. We will have this information at the shows also.
ALSO (thank you Brad & Pattie Marshall) we will be having BBR (Better Barrel Races) approvals to our shows! They have their finals in Oklahoma City sometime in April, for Information, visit their website www.betterbarrelraces.com
We will not have any WPRA approvals at our shows this year due to lack of entries.
The Can-Am show this year will not have saddles for the average BUT even better will have a buckles & CASH! ALSO there will be WILDCARDS to 3rd place in every division in the Open (every day), Youth & Seniors even if you have already qualified for the NBHA World Shows they are a valuable asset, and can be sold! Remember you must be a member for 1 year in order to use a Wild Card you bought! Also pack you're dancing "BOOTS" MI02's Tim Droptiny found a great band! We discussed & approved not getting the dance started till 9 that way everyone could get their horses & stomachs taken care of before the dance! Sounds like there will be shuttle service to the dance!
Also MI03's Jeri Witzel had a great idea on how to expedite expo barrels, we will be using it at the 2015 NBHA All-District show. Remember that the earlier you take your expo run the better.
Yes, there will be a Red, White & Blue! But we are working on details mainly grounds & hosting districts. This information will be announced as soon as we know! If you have any constructive input, contact your district director.
Tentatively, Jeri Witzel MI03 will be having a new show & a great exposure opportunity for NBHA Michigan. Michigan Horse Festival will be in Greenville at the fairgrounds on Friday, August 28! Look for more exciting details to follow on this show also!
Stalling at NBHA Michigan State Championships was again discussed. The first 400 stalls we sell will be $45 each, and then we will be setting up temporaries at $80 each. What I'm saying is get your entries in early if you want the cheaper rate. Also voted on, at NBHA Michigan State Championships there will be a 60 second rule on expos so everyone will get a chance to do an expo.
We are again having Brent Puhl as our photographer & videoer and Lenell Dean as our announcer! We will again be having a Silent Auction so remember to bring your gently used items or new items to State! This usually raises at least $1,000 in added $'s! If you have any questions on the silent auction contact MI01 directors Stephanie or Theresa!
Remember you can get your stalls & entries & camping free if you get sponsors for the program & you will be putting more added $'s in the "pot" to run for! Contact either me or your directors or the 2015 sponsor form is available here. Last year we had $25,000 added to NBHA Michigan State Championships plus gave out 10 Alamo saddles, 11 Gist buckles, 10 5 Star pads & lots of other prizes! Let's see if we can get $30,000 this year! But we do need saddle & buckle sponsors & ads for the program! We paid out just about $45,000 last year! Not bad for little ol' Michigan!
Remember to patronize & thank our sponsors as they are the ones that made the $25,000 possible!
Your District shows will be posted on the Schedule tab soon so remember to look for pre-enter dates, we will try to remind you but again sometimes it doesn't work out!
Thank you again for being a NBHA Michigan member & making it the great organization it is! If you have ANY concerns or questions please contact me or your district director! As Lil says "We can't fix a problem if we don't know about it!" That is why we are here, to make NBHA Michigan the best it can be!
Stay Warm & enjoy this nice spring weather we are getting! See you all April 24 & 25 at the All District Show!


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Spore is a free life simulator PC trial in which you completely build your playfield, your characters, and any item of your fictional world.
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Develop your imagination with the tools that Spore offers to you. Create monsters and unique creatures, mix them, and customize all their appearance.
Be careful of your enemies in this demo
The main goal of the game is to produce beings and to guide them in their process of evolution. But it does not stop here, you will have to reach the center of the Galaxy to fight against and eliminate a tribe of cyborgs.
Making strong one's own occupiers would be a good tip. Spore is not just creating and managing your characters.
You will have to bear in mind that in Spore you can be invaded by other species, may be stronger than you. Try to repulse all of them and to conquest other civilizations to domain the whole outer space.
It is also necessary for you to use a bit of strategy and planning, and not only to fight against enemies. Users can design multiple environments to place their inhabitants.
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This computer game has been produced after years of development by the author of the acclaimed life simulator The Sims. In this computer game you can also create all your characters, as well as your house, and interact with your neighbours.
If you like simulation games but you don't want to have the responsibility of taking care of a whole population, you can try Rail Simulator. This is a computer game in which you will experience how it feels to drive a real train.
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- Explore other players' galaxies and creatures
- Win achievements each time your creature evolves
- Players must accomplish an objective to make progress and pass levels
- Your fate depends on finishing with cyborgs that live in the center of the Galaxy
If you want to know more about this game, check the developer's website .
Download Spore if you want to feel the power of controlling a whole macrocosm with all its inhabitants and backgrounds.
- No restricted tools
- Original thematic
- Short demo version
- Lack of tutorials
It is an amazing game that is more than just evolution
By Sam James
On Wednesday, January 21, 2015
I am always fascinated about life especially when it comes to evolution. It is nice to know that there is a game dedicated to such topic. It may appear childish because of the vibrant colors and entertaining creatures, but it is definitely a good game. The plot of the story kicks off from a comet that slams into a planet. After that, tiny cells evolved. In order to survive, the organisms have to eat so that it can develop into the next stage. It is interesting to note the different parts that you can use since it will give you various skills like fins, spikes and many more. You can use it to protect yourself and move faster. You have to defend yourself from the various predators lurking to eat you. From being a simple organism, you evolve into different stages until you form your own civilization. The characters in the game are cute and their expressions are entertaining. Also, the music is nice but it could be better. The gameplay is addicting because there are so many options available especially in creating characters and different environments. Overall, the game is good.
- Colorful graphics and nice music
- The gameplay is addicting and entertaining
- There is no depth in the game
spores develop species from a simple organism to a very complex structure
By Finch-McAce Hans
On Wednesday, January 7, 2015
It's a game for sporing developed by maxis and designed by Will Wright. What happens in this game is that the player develops a species as it starts until finally a complex animal structure is developed. Various contents are created in various stages by the player. Various missions tend to be accomplished ones a player completes one he or she gets a bonus it can be in terms of money or acquiring a new ability.
Several crashes can be fixed in the space game.
Improvements have been made to space game.
Asymmetry is available for creatures.
In this game of sporing the player has the mandate and power to control the species from the point it is a micro organism to the point it becomes a complex animal.
- it enables a player to be very creative
- it is very fun to play
- Boring, very complex and doesn't have a story line.
By Keyvo Kimaita
On Monday, October 6, 2014
This is a spore game that is developed by maxis and designed by will wright.In this game a player develops a species when its starts to grow until it becomes a complex animal.In the various stages in this game players are able to create new contents.Various missions are involved and when a player completes a mission they get a bonus inform of money or also they can get a new ability.In this game a player has a very great opportunity in which they create for themselves a playfield on which to play on also they create also characters of their own choice and are able to control them and achieve their desired results in short in this game you as the player you have control over your characters.
The following are the features of spores game
Asymmentry is available for all creatures
several improvements have been made to sopres for example the graphics
In the space game several crashes can be fixed.
Spore enables a play to contol a species from the time it develops from a micro organism to a complex animal.
- Has stunning graphics so it looks real
- has a good sound track and this makes the game fun to play
- makes one think very hard and this sharpens ones wits
- can be monotonous and makes it boring
- can be very very addictive if ones keeps playing the game


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The rumble heard in late January when hundreds of people crowded into the New Mexico statehouse to demand that public lands stay in public hands has only grown louder and deeper, spreading throughout the Rocky Mountain West.
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It was clean
Ypu could hear every car that drove by, people downstairs and the bed was very uncomfortable.
The location was okay.
The rooms were dingy, the bad was the hardest I have ever experienced. The door was a patio sliding door instead of a door and window. The air conditioner was either High super cold or warm. High or low fan setting didn't work. Coffee was an hour late.
Room was nice and roomy, clean. Some water stains on chairs and bed skirt. Staff cordial and helpful.
We were on the third floor, heavy walking till late and early in the morning on the 4th floor.
best breakfast we've seen for a long time. great value for the $$
Location proximity not the location itself.
Room #108 - the beds were so poor - we woke up hurting from head to toe. The pillows were just above pancake thickness even though they provided several. The room itself was nice, spacious, table with chairs, fridge, microwave, coffee maker.
Best location for my trip. Golf course just across the street. Close to downtown Prescott and WOW !!!, what a beautiful lake Watson is.
Loved the historic atmosphere, antiques, old pianos. Music made for a great atmosphere. Service was very attentive and cheerful. Hotel bar and restaurant also good options.
Thin walls, loud neighbors
The hospitality was awesome. It was very well kept.
The extremely small bathroom. It was hard not to drop things in the toilet it was so tight. Also, because this is a historical building you can hear everything through the walls and windows. I would say this is a great place to stay overall, you just have to understand the age of the building.
Clean & affordable.
Too far from downtown.
Staff was very friendly. Room was fine, comfy and clean. I liked having the microwave and refrigerator. We brought dinner leftovers home and had somewhere to keep it overnight. If you are on a budget, the micro/reft could save you the cost of eating out
All was fine
Room was very nice. Did a king suite. Staff was very courteous. Facility was clean. Nice pool. Ok jacuzzi.
Room wasn't ready till after 6 pm.
Restaurant choice was the very expensive one or the burgers / hot dogs casino. Needs a mid level place. We don't all want to shell out $50 or $60 per person for dinner or eat in a smoke filled casino.
Rooms were beautiful, view was outstanding, spa quality toiletries in bathroom.
Parking could be difficult because of next door casino, paper products in bathroom were very poor quality.
Our stay was wonderful. Friendly and helpful staff. Very clean and quiet. We'll be back!
This was the best hotel I have ever stayed in. It was so charming and had a Mediterranean feel. The bed was so comfortable and the breakfast was great! I would highly recommend this over any chain hotel!!
Very clean and loved the pool area.
Breakfast eggs and sausage not hot. Staff states the flame went out "again". Bath towels like sand paper.
we liked the breakfast and also enjoyed the whirlpool very much
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Category 8. ENGLISH PALE ALE, 8C. Extra Special/Strong Bitter (English Pale Ale)Centennial Blonde
Category 6. LIGHT HYBRID BEER, 6B. Blonde AleAmerican Stout
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So far I've had the Oktoberfest, and man oh man was it ever tasty! It was almost like a liquid Heath Bar. Tons of caramel and toffee. One of the best beers I've ever received from a swap.
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Again, another very good beer but this one has an aroma of cigarette ashes. No hops (like the Okt) and a malty finish.
Good, but the cigarette smell is a bit disturbing. Do you smoke, BM?
I wish I could pin-point the aroma to something less negative than cigarette ash. I drank the entire beer, but there was a very very subtle ash-tray smell. Sorry, I don't mean to diss your beer, especially after how good the Oktoberfest tasted.
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Pulmonary embolism: an unsuspected killer.
ABSTRACT The presentation of PE is often subtle and may mimic other diseases. Many pulmonary emboli invariably preclude diagnosis by their occult nature or by leading to rapid death from cardiopulmonary arrest. In patients who do manifest symptoms from PE, accurate diagnosis is essential. Often it is difficult to distinguish the vague symptoms of PE from other diagnoses, such as acute coronary syndrome, pneumonia, COPD, CHF,aortic dissection, myocarditis or pericarditis, pneumothorax, and musculo-skeletal or gastrointestinal causes. Regardless of the presentation, the most fundamental step in making the diagnosis of PE is first to consider it. Historical clues and risk factors should raise the clinician's suspicion.PE is an unsuspected killer with a nebulous presentation and high mortality. In all likelihood, PE will remain an elusive diagnosis despite advances in technology and a wealth of research. A high index of suspicion is required, but no amount of suspicion would eliminate all missed cases. Patients with significant underlying cardiopulmonary disease seem to be the most challenging. Patients with significant comorbidity have poor reserve and are likely to have poor outcomes, especially if the diagnosis is not made and anticoagulation is not initiated early. Controversy exists over the best diagnostic approach to PE. A battery of diagnostic studies is available, with few providing definitive answers. Studies such as CT may be helpful at some institutions but offer poor predictive value at others. Other diagnostic tests are not universally available. It is hoped that further research and improvements in current diagnostic modalities will clear some of the current confusion and controversy of this ubiquitous and deadly disease.
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Article: Imagiologia cardíaca no tromboembolismo pulmonar: avaliação da disfunção ventricular direita por Doppler tecidularRevista portuguesa de cardiologia: orgao oficial da Sociedade Portuguesa de Cardiologia = Portuguese journal of cardiology: an official journal of the Portuguese Society of Cardiology 10/2014; 33. · 0.53 Impact Factor
Article: Caution for acute submassive pulmonary embolism with syncope as initial symptom: a case report.[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Pulmonary embolism (PE) may escape prompt diagnosis since clinical symptoms and signs are nonspecific. The occurrence of syncope as the sole initial symptom in a previously healthy patient with no predisposing factors to embolism and no hemodynamic instability is extremely rare, which may have been a factor in the delayed diagnosis. We describe a case of acute submassive PE with syncope as the initial symptom. A 62-year-old previously healthy female was admitted to our hospital for transitory episode of syncope. Following admission, chest computed tomography demonstrated embolism in the right main pulmonary and left inferior pulmonary arteries. Following the final diagnosis, the patient was successfully treated with thrombolytic therapy with systemic urokinase. We consider that raised awareness and early diagnosis and treatment were key factors in ensuring a satisfactory prognosis.Journal of thoracic disease. 10/2014; 6(10):E212-6.
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ABSTRACT: Pulmonary Embolism (PE) is a potentially fatal complication of venous thrombosis. Recent and comprehensive estimates of PE incidence and mortality are scarce. Moreover, while contemporary mortality trends of PE would enable the evaluation of prevention and quality of care, such data are lacking. The aim of this study was to provide nationwide estimations of PE mortality and time trends in France between 2000 and 2010. Mortality data were obtained from the French Epidemiology Center on medical causes of death. Mortality rates were calculated with PE as an underlying or one of multiple causes of death. The annual percentage changes were assessed using a Poisson regression model. Age-standardized PE mortality rates were also assessed. In 2010, the overall age-adjusted PE mortality rate was 21.0 per 100000. This rate was 30% higher in men than in women and decreased by 3% per year between 2000 and 2010. Over this period, PE mortality declined in men and women over 55years but only slightly decreased in patients younger than 55. Cancer, obesity, osteopathies and complications of surgery were often coded as the underlying causes of death when PE was an associated cause of death recorded on certificate. This study is the first to provide a contemporary and exhaustive nationwide estimation of PE mortality and time trends in France. The observed decrease in PE mortality between 2000 and 2010 is encouraging, but further efforts in prevention are needed to ensure that this reduction is widespread in all age groups. Copyright © 2014 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.Thrombosis Research 12/2014; 135(2). · 2.43 Impact Factor
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Pulmonary embolism: an
unsuspected killer
Torrey A. Laack, MDa,b,c,d,*, Deepi G. Goyal, MDb,c
aDepartment of Pediatric and Adolescent Medicine, Mayo Medical School,
Mayo Clinic, 200 First Street SW, Rochester, MN 55905, USA
bDepartment of Emergency Medicine, Mayo Medical School, Mayo Clinic,
200 First Street SW, Rochester, MN 55905, USA
cMayo Emergency Medicine Residency, Mayo Medical School, Mayo Clinic,
200 First Street SW, Rochester, MN 55905, USA
dDepartment of Pediatrics, Mayo Medical School, Mayo Clinic,
200 First Street SW, Rochester, MN 55905, USA
The accurate diagnosis of pulmonary embolism (PE) is crucial. PE is
currently the third leading cause of death in the United States with 50,000
to 100,000 estimated deaths per year and an incidence of 0.5 to 1 per 1000
[1–4]. PE is a leading cause of unexpected deaths in hospitalized patients and
a major source of medical malpractice lawsuits [5]. However, the diagnosis is
missed more often than it is made. One author conservatively estimates that
more than half of fatal PE cases are not even suspected antemortem [6].
Prior autopsy studies consistently have shown the rate to be even higher, at
approximately 70% [7–11]. Conversely, in patients in whom the diagnosis is
considered, the prevalence of PE is only 25% to 35% [12,13]. Therefore,
clinicians generally miss PE when it is present and suspect it when it is not.
PE is truly an unsuspected killer with profound clinical implications.
Although patients in whom PE is diagnosed and treated have a mortality
rate of only 3% to 8% [3,14,15], those in whom the diagnosis is missed have
a fourfold to sixfold greater mortality [3,6,15].
Before the use of heparin, surgical interventions were the only treatment
options available for PE with a mortality rate approaching 100% [16].
Heparin first was administered to treat PE in the 1930s, but concerns over its
safety in this setting prevented more widespread use. It was not until 1960
that the benefits of anticoagulation therapy were confirmed [17]. Beginning
* Corresponding author. Department of Emergency Medicine, Mayo Medical School,
Mayo Clinic, 200 First Street SW, Rochester, MN 55905, USA.
E-mail address: email@example.com (T.A. Laack).
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Emerg Med Clin N Am
22 (2004) 961–983
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in the 1960s, the use of fibrinolytics was studied; fibrinolytics were reserved
primarily for unstable patients with PE [16]. With the advent of effective
therapy, the accurate diagnosis of thromboembolic disease became vital.
Although many deaths are attributed to undiagnosed pulmonary emboli,
the actual incidence of PE in the general population and the risk of
mortality or morbidity from an individual pulmonary embolus are un-
known. A high incidence of asymptomatic PE has been shown in patients
with deep venous thrombosis (DVT) [18–22], suggesting that PE may be
common and only infrequently may lead to death. Although some studies
have found mortality rates from untreated PE ranging from 25% to 30%,
these studies involved patients with other comorbidities that likely
contributed to the adverse outcomes [17,23,24].Other studies involving pa-
tients without coexisting cardiopulmonary disease have found that mortality
even with untreated or recurrent PE was significantly lower [22,24–27].
A follow-up study of the untreated patients with PE from the Prospective
Investigation of Pulmonary Embolism Diagnosis (PIOPED) revealed
a mortality rate from PE of only 5% (1 in 20) [27].
Given the fact that anticoagulation carries with it significant bleeding
risks and that not all cases of PE cause morbidity or mortality, the risk of
misdiagnosis of PE is not limited to missing the diagnosis. Incorrectly diag-
nosing PE in patients in whom it is absent or inconsequential unnecessarily
exposes them to the risks inherent with long-term anticoagulation therapy.
Because the accurate diagnosis of PE is crucial to maximizing patient
outcomes, this article focuses on atypical presentations, unique challenges in
certain patient populations, and current diagnostic strategies for PE.
Venous thromboembolism (VTE) is a disease with a spectrum of mani-
festations that include thrombophlebitis, DVT, and PE. Most pulmonary
emboli have their origin in clots in the iliac, deep femoral, or popliteal veins.
Pulmonary emboli also can originate from sources in the upper extremities,
central vascular access devices, heart, and vena caval filters [28–30]. The site
of the DVT does not seem to be as important as previously was thought
because PE can occur from any site of DVT formation [31]. Calf vein
thrombosis, previously considered relatively benign, propagates above the
knee in approximately 80% and may cause PE without first extending
proximally [16]. Likewise, although superficial thrombophlebitis is generally
benign, it can extend into the deep venous system and pose a risk for PE
[32]. In many instances of PE, no peripheral source of thrombosis is ever
Virchow first described the process of thrombosis as involving a triad of
stasis, hypercoagulability, and endothelial injury [33]. Risk factors for PE
can be inherited or acquired (Box 1) and must be considered when
assessing a patient's probability of PE [29,30,35]. The strongest risk factor of
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VTE seems to be a history of prior thromboembolic disease [35]. In
addition, malignancy and surgery are well known to be associated with
VTE. Certain malignancies, such as tumors affecting the lung, brain,
ovaries, and pancreas, are especially prone toward predisposing patients to
VTE [29], as are neurosurgical and orthopedic surgical procedures [34].
Major trauma patients are a high-risk patient population that deserves
particular attention because PE is the third most common cause of death in
these patients [2,36]. One study of victims of major trauma revealed that
nearly 60% had a DVT, most of whom were asymptomatic [37].
Despite the clinical significance of risk factors for VTE, Morgenthaler
and Ryu [9] found that 12% (11 of 92) of patients with PE as the cause of
death at autopsy lacked any known risk factor. Risk factors must be taken
into account in conjunction with the patient's history and presentation, but
an absence of risk factors does not reliably exclude the diagnosis of PE.
Clinical presentation
The presentation of PE is occasionally dramatic, but more commonly
patients present with subtle clinical findings, or they may be completely
Box 1. Risk factors predisposing to venous thromboembolism
Inherited risk factors
Antithrombin III deficiency
Protein C deficiency
Protein S deficiency
Factor V Leiden mutation
Acquired risk factors
Prior history of venous thromboembolism
Central venous access devices
Pregnancy and the puerperium
Immobilization (travel, paralysis, bedridden state)
Congestive heart failure
Myocardial infarction
Advanced age
Oral contraceptives/hormone replacement therapy
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asymptomatic. This situation contributes to the large number of cases that
are missed on initial presentation. The classic findings of hemoptysis,
dyspnea, and chest pain are insensitive and nonspecific for a diagnosis of
PE, with fewer than 20% having this classic triad. The incidence of common
symptoms in patients suspected of having PE is depicted in Table 1 [38]. One
prospective observational study found that the single historical finding most
sensitive for PE was unexplained dyspnea. Even this finding was absent,
however, in 8% of the patients studied [39]. Although unexplained chest
pain or dyspnea always should lead to the consideration of PE, the fact that
presentations of PE are often subtle mandates that the clinician not over-
look the diagnosis based on a lack of these symptoms.
No single physical examination finding is sensitive or specific for PE.
Table 1 shows the prevalence of various signs in patients suspected of having
PE [38]. Although other studies reveal tachypnea to be the most sensitive
clinical sign, it is absent in 5% to 13% of cases of PE [34,40]. Tachycardia is
even less sensitive, especially in younger patients, with 70% of PE patients
younger than 40 years old and 30% of patients older than 40 having heart
rates less than 100 beats/min [40]. Fever tends to be low grade, and its
presence may mislead the clinician into suspecting an infectious etiology.
Table 1
Symptoms and signs in 500 patients with clinically suspected pulmonary embolism
PE present n=202PE absent n = 298
No.% No.%P
Dyspnea (sudden onset)
Dyspnea (gradual onset)
Chest pain (pleuritic)
Chest pain (substernal)
Tachycardia [100/min
Hypotension \90 mm Hg
Neck vein distention
Leg swelling (unilateral)
Fever [38?C
Pleural friction rub
Abbreviation: PE, pulmonary embolism.
From Miniati M, Prediletto R, Fromichi B, et al. Accuracy of clinical assessment in the
diagnosis of pulmonary embolism. Am J Respir Crit Care Med 1999;159:866; with permission.
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Stein et al [41] found fever with no other source present in 14% of patients
with PE.
Data from the PIOPED found that in patients diagnosed with PE, 97%
had the presence of dyspnea, chest pain, or tachypnea [13]. Dyspnea, chest
pain, and tachypnea are all nonspecific symptoms, however, that are found
more commonly with diseases other than PE. This finding is likely subject to
considerable selection bias because only patients in whom the diagnosis was
suspected were enrolled in the PIOPED study, whereas patients with silent
or atypical presentations of PE would have been missed and their symptoms
not recorded. The symptoms of dyspnea, pleuritic chest pain, and tachypnea
are not only nonspecific, but also they may be insensitive when generalized
to all patients with PE [4].
Patients traditionally have been described as having one of three classic
syndromes: pulmonary infarction, isolated dyspnea, or circulatory collapse.
This is an oversimplification of the clinical presentation of PE that does not
account for atypical presentations and occult pulmonary emboli. Patients in
whom the diagnosis is suspected tend to present, however, with one of these
three syndromes. Although one should not limit clinical suspicion only to
patients in these categories, it is extremely difficult to diagnose PE reliably in
patients outside of this simplified scheme.
Patients with pulmonary infarction commonly present with chest pain
secondary to irritation of the pleura. It may be difficult to differentiate
between PE and pneumonitis or pleuritis. Hemoptysis usually is self-limited
and occurs in approximately one third of these patients. Pulmonary infarc-
tion is much more common in older patients with underlying cardiopul-
monary disease, and they tend to present with pleuritic chest pain more
frequently [30,42]. PE may be present in 20% of young patients, however,
without specific risk factors for VTE who present with a complaint of
pleuritic chest pain [16]. Pulmonary infarct is associated with submassive
and less severe PE than isolated dyspnea or circulatory collapse [42,43].
In patients with isolated dyspnea, the severity of symptoms is related to
the degree of vascular obstruction and their underlying cardiopulmonary
reserve. Even with obstruction of 50%, patients may remain asymptomatic
[42]. PE may be difficult to distinguish from other causes of dyspnea, such as
congestive heart failure (CHF), hyperventilation, reactive airway disease, or
obstructive lung disease. Patients with circulatory collapse have the most
severe form of PE. They may present with syncope, hemodynamic in-
stability, or full cardiopulmonary arrest.
Atypical presentations
Atypical presentations of PE are common, with symptoms such as
abdominal pain, back pain, fever, cough, atrial fibrillation, and hiccoughs
[16]. As noted earlier, most fatal pulmonary emboli are never suspected and
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Can I trim back severely overgrown bushes??
I moved into a house with six severely overgrown bushes. They nearly 5ft tall. See images below. When looking inside the bush, it's fairly empty. I'd really like to trim these back to around 2 1/2ft or so, but I worry if they will come back or not. If so, about how long does it take in this situation? I'm willing to be patient if it's worth it. Otherwise, I need to dig them out since they are hiding the front of my house. Thanks for any tips and advice
They look like yews (Taxus) to me.I recommend that you post this question in the Shrubs forum, or maybe the Conifers forum.
I have seen them trimmed down to little nubs, and they do usually regrow, but it would involve looking at the little nubs for a couple of years. They sure look healthy, and I have a feeling that digging them out would be a huge undertaking, like needing a backhoe huge.
nice pic of yourself in the first one.. lol ..
can you do it.. sure..
should you do it.. NO!!!!!
this is the prime spot of the front [???] of your house.. do you really want a bunch of ugly sticks there. for the next 5 years.. while you hope they grow back into some preferable form ...
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If all goes according to plan, the city could soon have a sprawling botanical garden on its outskirts to amble in and learn a thing or two about biodiversity.
After inaugurating the Karnataka Sustainable Development Summit on Friday, Chief Minister B.S. Yeddyurappa told presspersons that land would be made available for a botanical garden in Hoskote.
His announcement followed a suggestion to this effect by R.K. Pachauri, Director-General of The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI), at the summit.
The Chief Minister, however, did not discuss details about the site: its size, when the botanical garden would take shape or where the water would be sourced for the project.
"Karnataka believes in strong infrastructure and development, through which we aim to achieve high growth and equality," Mr. Yeddyurappa said in his inaugural address at the summit, which was based on the theme 'Sustainable Infrastructure Development in Karnataka: Key Achievements and Way Forward'.
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The summit dwelt on four themes — green buildings, the power scenario, urban transport initiatives and urban water and resource management — and was organised as a "build-up event" to the Delhi Sustainable Development Summit (DSDS) to be held in February 2011.
Mr. Pachauri said TERI plans to set up in Karnataka a campus of Delhi-based TERI University, which offers postgraduate courses focused on sustainable development.
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TERI is eager to give Karnataka technical support to build green buildings, Mr. Pachauri said. TERI had, through the Clinton Climate Initiative, installed two solar thermal power parks in Rajasthan. "Similar parks can be set up in Karnataka," he suggested.
"We wish to join hands with Karnataka for promotion of energy efficient buildings, tapping renewable resources and illuminating every rural household," Mr. Pachauri said. "There should be a greater coordination between institutes of higher learning and policy makers for sustainable growth," he added.
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I didn't think it was possible to get any more excited about Nanatsu no Taizai; until this chapter came out.
At this exact point in time, I couldn't tell you were this manga is going; it would be impossible to guess. Nothing in chapter 113 went the direction I was expecting.
Am not even sure what to make of that final panel; I mean, you have to commend the foreshadowing the mangaka has masterfully done since the beginning of Nanatsu no Taizai.
Meliodas moves to take control of his subordinates. The Ten Commandments discover the ruins of Meliodas' past.
Holy cra…What does it all mean? And it isn't just Meliodas. All those posters do not quite look like the seven deadly sins themselves.
Which can only mean one of two things, at least as far as I can see:
-Demons: The seven deadly sins are demons; yes, Gowther said something about how every member of the Sins is something else not quite human, meaning fairy (king), giant (Diane) and the rest.
But maybe there is a demonic connection. What if the sins have some sort of demonic split personality or some other situation similar to what happened to the primary protagonist of Samurai Deeper Kyo.
Better yet, Meliodas said something about a king; maybe they are the different aspects of this demon king, the seven deadly sins of an underworld ruler, separated from their host; it cannot be a coincidence that the sins do not look quite like what everyone else remembers.
-Imposters: we know the sins were banished for committing some sort of treasonous act, that even Merlin was moved to act against them. And the initial assumption was that she betrayed them somehow by siding with Hendricksen; unless there is truth in the accusations of treason, only it wasn't the Sins who were responsible; which would explain Merlin's reasons to act against…
No, none of those explanations make sense if you think about them hard enough. But if it was that easy to figure out where Nanatsu no Taiza was going, it wouldn't be the great manga it is today.
And I don't think the mangaka has ever inserted so much mystery and intrigue before; it actually reminds me of Fairy Tail in some sense.
Hiro has a talent for set up; but I think Nanatsu's payoff will be something worth writing home about.
There was a point in time, a few years back, when Witch Hunter could do no wrong; where the manhwa's story arcs seemed to only escalate with each new month, each time seemingly approaching a boiling point but always promising more; more action, more mystery, more character development.
Except that the Manhwa hasn't been that great for a while; not terrible but not great. Why? Because Witch Hunter's writer pretty much admitted that he makes things up as he goes. It was only rational that things would eventually fall apart and the payoffs and revelations would fail to meet expectations.
The only way Nanatsu No Taizai can exceed its current greatness is if the mangaka actually has a plan in mind.
RATING: 10/10. I have to admit, I actually forget about the Gowther stuff; and that first half of the manga actually had me hooked, especially with the way events turned out (completely the opposite of what I expected). Until we switched to the demons and I completely forgot about him.
Yet, after re-reading the chapter, it is difficult to not marvel at the character of Gowther: what the hell is up with this guy? I cannot begin to comprehend him.
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I've been looking for an earth-tones duvet cover for ages.....i.e. one that was neither ornate nor plain...and, in addition, not too heavy in weight. When I first saw this on-line it appeared to fit the requirement for our MBR bed. Initially, upon reading the reviews....I was a bit concerned that the product would not actually present as displayed.....but, I decided to take a chance and ordered it anyway. I am very glad I did !!!! To me, it presents exactly as displayed on the website. The duvet cover is a generous cut, has a zipper (I do not like covers that button) and will likely fit any King-Size duvet. The colours are earth-tone and blend in well with our décor. The cover was barely wrinkled upon arrival.....no more than any other would have been having been packaged. My only complaint (and it's a small one) is I would have preferred to order the duvet cover separately and not receive the other pieces......but, that said, I have already found various ways I can utilize the pillows, shams, etc......so, really, It wasn't a big problem......but, that is the only reason I indicated only 4 stars re the 'value evaluation'.
The comforter is beautiful and matches most color schemes. Very happy with the quality and the look of the material
The first thing I noticed taking it out of the box was that the colors are not at all accurate to the display photo. The duvet is of golden tones and the Euro shams are a mustard yellow color (not brown); the euro shams also do not match the duvet. Let's not even talk about the small pillows... which as can be seen in the photo also do not match. Having said all that, I did think colors were pretty, but they do not match my bedroom scheme, so I had to send it back. The material itself is also very soft to feel.... However, I did notice it had a tendency to wrinkle easily. Overstock was very good about letting me return the product.
The duvet is very thin and I would not expect it to hold up over time. The two euro shams are a buckskin color and don't really match the duvet. The two accent pillows are yellow and grey. Why they picked yellow and grey, I have no idea. They are fine pillows, they just don't match the other colors. If I had seen the product in the store, I would not have made the purchase. However, I had some Club O points and was able to get this item for next to nothing, so I'm marginally satisfied. The overall design of the duvet is nice.
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Federal Reserve Banks fulfill the coin demand of the nation's depository institutions--which include commercial banks, savings and loan associations, and credit unions--by ordering new coins from the U.S. Mint and managing coins held in inventory at the Reserve Banks and in coin terminals. Reliably estimating the demand for coins and efficiently managing the inventory of circulated coins is important to ensure that depository institutions have enough coins to meet the public's demand and to avoid unnecessary coin production costs. Since late 2006, rising metal prices have driven the costs of producing pennies and nickels above the face values of the coins. This report addresses (1) the Reserve Banks' process for ordering and distributing coins to the nation's depository institutions and (2) the extent to which this process meets depository institutions' demand for coins. GAO interviewed officials responsible for coin distribution at each of the 12 Reserve Banks and met with representatives of 4 large operators of Federal Reserve coin terminals, 2 banking associations, the U.S. Mint, and the nation's largest coin recycling company. GAO also analyzed Reserve Bank data for fiscal years 1993 through 2007. Federal Reserve and U.S. Mint officials generally agreed with GAO's findings in the report and provided technical comments, which were incorporated as appropriate.
The Reserve Banks' process for ordering and distributing coins uses new coins ordered from the U.S. Mint, circulated coins in inventory, and transfers of circulated coins to meet depository institutions' demand for coins. New coin orders begin each month with a recommendation generated by a forecasting tool. Each Reserve Bank office then refines this recommendation in light of its current inventory holdings and its knowledge of local factors that may affect demand, such as changes in a transit authority's use of coins. Each office next submits a request for coins to the Reserve Banks' national Cash Product Office (CPO). CPO seeks to fill the request with transfers of circulated coins from other offices before it consolidates the requests and submits a monthly order for new coins to the U.S. Mint. In fiscal years 2006 and 2007, CPO used transfers to reduce its new coin orders by approximately 10 percent. The Reserve Banks' process for ordering and distributing coins has met depository institutions' demand since fiscal year 2000, but the process does not define optimal coin inventory ranges. Currently, each Reserve Bank office sets and manages its own inventory levels, resulting in varying levels of inventory held relative to demand. Overall, inventory levels for most denominations have generally been decreasing since fiscal year 2001, yet inventory levels are more likely to be high than low relative to demand, because, for the Reserve Banks, the risk of not meeting depository institutions' demand for coins far exceeds the risk of holding too many coins in inventory. However, holding coins in inventory that could be used to fulfill demand elsewhere can be inefficient, resulting in new coin production costs that could have been avoided if coins held in inventory had been used instead. To increase the efficiency of the Reserve Banks' process, CPO plans this year to begin implementing a new approach to inventory management that it piloted in 2006 and found effective. Under this approach, CPO will determine the number of circulated and new coins each district will receive monthly and will be responsible for ensuring that the Reserve Bank offices maintain appropriate inventory levels.
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Fire ants were first discovered in California in parts of Orange, Los Angeles and Riverside counties in October 1998. Today, they are also found in San Diego and San Bernandino counties, throughout the Coachella Valley, and in parts of the San Joaquin Valley. According to the EPA, all of Orange County is now quarantined against fire ants, with Los Angeles, Riverside and San Bernandino counties under partial quarantine.
Combining the proven molecule in Talstar with the fast-acting zeta-cypermethrin, Talstar XTRA quickly disrupts the insect's nervous system. Though the formulation acts very fast, it doesn't sacrifice the residual – three months or more – that professionals have come to expect from Talstar. The unique, dense sand granule enables the product to penetrate mulch and thatch to reach many surface feeding pests, yet appear invisible due to its small size.
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Medical Education
09/07/1986 - 05/17/1990
Sackler School of Medicine - New York
New York, NY