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Tickets for the Dalai Lama's USD talk are non-transferable and will not be replaced if lost or stolen. Student ticket holders will be asked to show a current student identification card at the door.
We are thrilled by the incredible response from USD students, staff, faculty, and members of the San Diego community who are anxious to see the Dalai Lama speak at USD on April 18, 2012. Unfortunately, the Dalai Lama's "Cultivating Peace and Justice" talk at the USD Jenny Craig Pavilion has completely sold out. With just 3,100 seats to accommodate 10,000 USD students, faculty and staff, and another 1,500 seats to accommodate the Dalai Lama's many followers in San Diego, we did our best to provide to access to as many people as possible, but we just could not seat everyone.
Live Webstream
If you were unable to purchase a ticket but would like to see the live stream of the Dalai Lama's talk, please visit the USD website at 1:30 p.m. on April 18. Each of the three university talks will be broadcast live via the web. For the complete "Compassion Without Borders" Symposium schedule and event updates, please visit:www.dalailamasandiego.org.
Overflow Seating
Overflow seating for viewing the Dalai Lama's talk will be available free of charge in the following University of San Diego campus locations:
- Frank's Place
- Maher Hall, Salomon Hall
- Shiley Theater
- University Center, Room 107
Frequently Asked Questions and Parking Information
For the safety and security of His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama and to ensure your enjoyment of this once-in-a-lifetime experience, we have developed the following list of Frequently Asked Questions and parking instructions.
Q. What time should I arrive to the Dalai Lama's "Cultivating Peace and Justice" talk at University of San Diego (USD)?
A. Jenny Craig Pavilion (JCP) doors will open at 11:30 a.m. Doors will close promptly at 1 p.m. All ticketed guests must be in the JCP prior to 1 p.m. or your ticket will be forfeited. The Dalai Lama's talk begins at 1:30 p.m.
Q. Can I bring food into the JCP?
A. No food or drink can be brought in through security, but food will be available for purchase at the JCP.
Q: Will I be permitted to park on the USD campus?
A: General parking will be available at the Sunrunner Parking Lot located off the I-5 at the corner of Sea World Drive and Pacific Highway. From I-5, exit Sea World Drive and continue west. Make a left onto Pacific Highway, which is the first traffic light. Follow arrows to the Sunrunner Parking Lot, which is on your immediate left. Complimentary shuttle buses and trams will be available beginning at 10 a.m. to transport guests 2.5 miles to the USD campus. We recommend you arrive at the lot by 11 a.m. Buses and trams will return to the Sunrunner Parking Lot immediately after the talk has ended and run until 5 p.m.
If the Sunrunner Parking Lot completely fills, drivers will be redirected to the Rose Marie Starns South Shores Parking Lot further west on Sea World Drive for pick-up.
Drivers with a valid ADA parking placard or plate will be permitted to park on campus in the Mission Parking Structure, Level 3. To access the Mission Parking Structure, proceed to the East Campus Entrance just off Linda Vista Road. Parking attendants will be available to direct you.
There will be no general public parking for the Dalai Lama's talk on campus.
Public Transportation Information
Commuters can easily access the University of San Diego via the Old Town Trolley and/or the MTS Bus Route #44. To plan your trip via the bus or trolley, please visit www.sdcommute.com.
Security Screening and Prohibited Items
Q. What can I expect when I arrive at the JCP?
A. Everyone will be screened by security before entering the JCP. Please expect long delays at the door.
The following items are strictly prohibited:
- Aerosol sprays, mace or pepper spray
- Ammunition (either real or simulated)
- Animals (other than guide/service dogs)
- Audio Recorders
- Backpacks
- Bags larger than 9" x 11"
- Bottles/Cans
- Chairs
- Coolers, thermal or glass containers
- Explosives of any kind (including fireworks)
- Firearms or weapons of any kind
- Food & Beverages
- Gifts for the Dalai Lama including flowers
- Knives, blades or sharp objects (of any length)
- Laser pointers
- Packages, large bags or suitcases
- Pocket or hand tools (such as leatherman)
- Posters, signs and placards (including supports structures)
- Sticks or poles
- Strollers
- Video recorders
- Umbrellas
- And any other items at the discretion of the security screeners that may pose a potential safety hazard
Note: Flash photography will be prohibited, however, small personal cameras without a flash will be permitted.


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FREDONIA - "The Other Town," a documentary film by Nefin Dinc, a State University at Fredonia communication professor, Best Historical Documentary honors at the 2012 Greek Film Fest Chicago.
The film, which explores how prevailing citizen beliefs and government policies can foster prejudices that perpetuate conflict between nations, was one of five documentaries entered into the competition. In her film, Dinc examined relations between Turkey and Greece.
Two other categories, features and short, were also part of the event held recently at the National Hellenic Museum. Serving as judges were John Petrakis and Zbigniew Banas, both veteran film critics, and award-winning filmmaker Mark Mamalakis.
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A?documentary by Nefin Dinc, SUNY?Fredonia communication professor, was chosen as best historical documentary at a recent film festival in Chicago.
The competition was sponsored by FilmHellenes, an alliance of filmmakers, educators, businessmen, diplomats and others from different backgrounds who are dedicated to identifying, promoting and celebrating Greek filmmakers.

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Air Jordan V – 2013 Packaging
November 14th, 2012 by John Kim | 34 comments
Following our recent preview of the 2013 Air Jordan 1 Retro packaging is yet another look ahead in the same vein, this one showing off what the Air Jordan V's box will look like for next year. The box features a cement style speckling on the bottom half with the black box-lid that folds up just like the original boxes used in originals. Click through for views of the 2013 Air Jordan V Retro packaging and let us know if you like what you see in the comments.
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So does closet collectors sell b grades or real shoes cuz been hearing some crazy stuff on YouTube n Nike talk bout his site n him with fake stuff but am not sure if true or not any one here know for sure
To stop all of the "WHY THE CEMENT PRINT ON THE BOX TALK" Back in 1990 Michael Jordan's Playground was being filmed & to go with the theme of the Air Jordan 5 Line Nike decided to use the Cement print as a representation of ground on the PLAYGROUND courts. Its also when Nike created the whole FLIGHT CLUB MEMBERSHIP, at the time Air Jordan's (4-7) were considered apart of the FLIGHT SERIES of Nike Basketball shoes.
People can even argue about a box these days where's the world going to ;P.
Peace sign, bunny ears, fake weiner, don't know why but this south park jingle just popped into my head.
Jordan Brand now needs to increase their f*****' shoe supply cuz now almost all J's end up on eBay smfh. Can't even cop from my favorite online shoe stores anymore smfh...
First box and Jordan I ever had the privelage to own as a kid. It will be a nostalgic moment the day I open up these bad boys for a second time!!! I can't believe all the kids on here that don't realize that these aren't alternative boxes. They're retros of the originals. Come on man!!
even though this is identical to the OG box. I'm still not sure why this box was considered even when made back in 90-91
lol i just pointed this out yesterday. for someone like me, this is great because i love nostalgic things. a box might not mean much to some of u, but it adds to a great product. I know for the 3s and 4s those boxes were awesome.
don't get me wrong, I love alternate boxes but this box looks alot like the box for the 4s and theres not even any cement on the 5s. that just confuses me.
@Magneto78 u ever had the originals. Its just a theme, cement has nothing to do with it. The metallic 5's have speckles on them and not considerd cement. Same for the box
@SneakerGenisus for you kids that don't know why they're using this box: this is the original box that the og jordan 5-7 came in.
@Da_Real_Big_Infinite that's what he means.. Only the 5s, 4s, 3s and apparently the 1s have a special box
@Da_Real_Big_Infinite When I said "select retros" I obviously meant the other retros that will release next year not the Retro V. I'm not that stupid to think only one Retro V will get a Retro box! So what are you talking about?
@LongONG for the idiots that didnt see my other coment, im fully aware that this was the original box used for the 5s. I was refering to the cement print thats on the box because the 5s dont have cement on them. im a whole 34 years old by the
@LongONG LMAO. its funny how you had nothing else to say about my comment so you try to slander my online name. hahahaha, smh.


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The Great and Secret Show
It begins here! The first half of an adaptation of master of horror Clive Barker's epic journey into the fantastic, The Great and Secret Show. Adapted by Chris Ryall (Shaun of the Dead) and artist Gabriel Rodriguez (Land of the Dead), this first collection presents the beginning of a battle between good and evil that will span many decades and different dimensions. Featuring a special introduction from Clive himself!


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Unlike many of our unidentified photos, this amazing image came with just about everything short of a name. The man in the photo has a weathered face full of character, and at first glance it looks like he should be out in the old west. A closer look reveals that he is holding a puppy. The information on the back of the photo identifies him as a former schoolteacher and a "hermit [who] lived on KL Ave." The photographer, Chester B. Robinson, apparently captured the image around 1942. Can you give this man a name? Help us! Our local history photograph collection is a wonderful resource, but unfortunately not every photo comes to us with full details of the place, people, or date associated with it. For that reason, we are enlisting your help. Watch our local history blog posts in the coming weeks for photographs that we could use a little assistance with. We'll tell you what we know and you can respond if you have any ideas. But even if you don't, be sure to take a minute to enjoy some of our interesting old photos.
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This photo has to be one of the most unusual in our collection. It features a group of robed or costumed women, a man with a skull and cross bones, and a goat. Historic photos really don't get any better. Unfortunately, it was not identified in any way. It may be a fraternal organization or possibly a theatrical production of some sort. Whatever it is, there must be a good story associated with it. Do you know the tale behind this photo?
Help us! Our local history photograph collection is a wonderful resource, but unfortunately not every photo comes to us with full details of the place, people, or date associated with it. For that reason, we are enlisting your help. Watch our local history blog posts in the coming weeks for photographs that we could use a little assistance with. We'll tell you what we know and you can respond if you have any ideas. But even if you don't, be sure to take a minute to enjoy some of our interesting old photos. View all photos in this "unidentified" series.
This week's unidentified photo is a great one of a children's bicycle parade. Unfortunately, it came to us with only the caption "World War II – Kalamazoo" for identification. However, it is full of clues for anyone with memories of that neighborhood or time period in Kalamazoo. At least six of the children's faces are in good view. Many details of three houses and some of a fourth are visible. There is even a man in the background with ladders set up, working on one of the homes. Does this neighborhood look familiar to you? What about the children?
Help us! Our local history photograph collection is a wonderful resource, but unfortunately not every photo comes to us with full details of the place, people, or date associated with it. For that reason, we are enlisting your help. Watch our local history blog posts in the coming weeks for photographs that we could use a little assistance with.
Our first offering has always been one of my favorites. It came to us with the Wallace White collection, but appears to be a photo taken earlier and copied by White. It features two young children, seated and facing the camera. We have estimated the date to be around 1850. The only identification given was "Miss Howard's sisters." Can you help us discover their identity?
Portrait of two unidentified children, possibly Kalamazoo, roughly 1850
We have some exciting new additions to report, beginning with our new Regional Publications & Images database! This new database will allow users to browse and perform online keyword searches of historic newspapers, photographs, and other Kalamazoo Public Library holdings that were previously only available as hard copy or on microfilm.
For starters, the database includes freshly digitized issues of the Kalamazoo Daily Telegraph from the years between 1868 and 1885, plus issues of the (weekly) Kalamazoo Saturday Telegraph from 1893 to 1899. And more issues of the Telegraph are being digitized "as we speak." Additional publications (and eventually images) will be digitized and added to the database as resources allow.
Telegraph Building on South Street, c.1920
The Kalamazoo Telegraph was published under varying ownership between 1844 and 1916. Somewhat of a mirror to the staunchly Democratic Gazette, the Kalamazoo Telegraph reflected local happenings from a Republican perspective, which can be a boon for researchers. Many times, the two competing papers offered strikingly different accounts of local events; from politics to sports, entertainment, and most everything else in between. An event that appeared rather insignificant in the pages of the Gazette might have received in-depth coverage by the Telegraph, and of course vice versa.
Learn more about the Kalamazoo Telegraph in a newly written essay, which is part of the State History Award-winning "All About Kalamazoo History" section of KPL's website. And now, search issues of the historic Kalamazoo Telegraph newspaper in our new Regional Publications & Images database. Give it a try!
And as if that's not exciting enough, yet another project coming down the pike will be a newly digitized version of the Grand Army Memorial Record, a book "designed expressly for Grand Army posts throughout the national department of the Grand Army of the Republic for the purpose of securing and perpetuating the military history of every Grand Army comrade." Created in 1884, the book is a handwritten account of those who served in the Grand Army of the Republic, Department of Michigan, Orcutt Post No. 79 at Kalamazoo. Once digitized, this book should be a welcome addition for family genealogists and Civil War historians. Watch for it soon!
A runaway slave of African and Native American ancestry, Crispus Attucks was immortalized as the first casualty of the 1770 Boston Massacre. But who was Attucks anyway, and why would a fugitive dockworker be revered as a martyr and colonial American hero? Attucks' story is shrouded in mystery and what is known about his background is more speculation than fact.
WMU associate professor Mitch Kachun has added Attucks' story to his long list of research projects, hoping to help ensure what he describes as "Crispus Attucks' place in American history and memory."
Join us at the Oshtemo Branch Library on Tuesday evening, February 14th, 6 pm, as Dr. Kachun reveals his recent research on Attucks as he lays the groundwork for a major new book about one of America's most well-known—yet virtually unknown folk heroes.
Our next Genealogy Lock-In is coming up soon! If you've never been to one and are curious, here's how they work: Lock-Ins are held on Friday nights from 6 to 10 pm three times a year. They begin after the Library closes so that genealogists can have the computers and resources all to themselves. Printing and copying are free during Lock-Ins and there are staff members available to answer questions and give research advice. Lock-ins are fun and friendly, providing a comfortable atmosphere in which to research. The collaborative environment is ideal for both new and experienced genealogists alike, and researchers often help each other solve perplexing genealogical problems. Lock-Ins are not intended to be instructional, although participants often learn a great deal. For those looking for help getting started, the Intro to Genealogy program might be a good option – and there is one coming up at the Alma Powell Branch in February. So if spending a cold winter night searching for clues to your family history sounds good to you, go online or call the History Room desk (269-553-7808) to register for the next Genealogy Lock-In on Friday, January 20.
A few weeks ago I went to Covert, Michigan to be interviewed by Deborah Tulani Salahu-Din, the Project Director for the Smithsonian Institution African American Museum of History & Culture, and Michele Gates Moresi, the Curator for the museum. They had requested a meeting with the descendants of the early black and white settlers of Covert, Michigan. My great-great grandfathers William Bright Conner and his family, and Dawson Pompey and his family were the first African Americans to settle in Covert, Michigan after the Civil War ended. My great grandfather John Conner and his brother Frank, and his two brother-in-laws Himebrick Tyler and Joseph Seaton and my great grandfather Washington Pompey and his brother Napoleon were all veterans of the Civil War.
Our library has a book titled A Stronger Kinship: One Town's Extraordinary Story of Hope and Faith by Ann Lisa-Cox which tells the story of Covert's unique history as a racially integrated community during the late 1800's and early 1900's. Covert was a town where blacks and whites went to church and school together. They lived among each other and intermarried. Blacks held public offices and owned businesses. My great grandmother Annis Pompey owned and operated a cider mill and was the first female in Covert to have her own business. Anna Lisa-Cox was instrumental in getting the Smithsonian to take a look at this community.
Valerie Osborne and Deborah Tulani Salahu-Din
The new Smithsonian African American Museum of History & Culture will have an exhibition titled "Making a Way Out of No Way" which will include eleven communities from across the United States and Covert, Michigan will be one of the eleven exhibits.
I'm very excited that my ancestors will be a part of this exhibit and proud of the contributions they made to society. If you are interested in learning more about the new Smithsonian Museum of African American History & Culture that will open in 2015, you can visit this website: http://nmaahc.si.edu/
Good news, genealogists and Kalamazoo local history enthusiasts! We are excited to announce a digitization project that has begun here at KPL. We will soon be making digital images of the Kalamazoo Telegraph available through our website with full keyword searching. Daily Telegraph issues from April 6, 1868 to July 24, 1885 have already been scanned, and more will follow in the months to come. We have a bit more work to do before we can get them online, so keep watch on our website for more information in the coming weeks. This valuable resource will soon be just a click away!
If you've visited the "All About Kalamazoo History" section of the KPL website lately, you've probably noticed a few changes here and there—most notably the addition of a State History Award "gold medal" banner! "All About Kalamazoo History" (KPL's online collection of local history essays) has been awarded a 2011 State History Award by the Historical Society of Michigan (HSM)! State History Awards are presented to those individuals and organizations that "have made outstanding contributions to the appreciation and understanding of Michigan history." The State History Awards are the highest recognition presented by the state's official historical society.
When asked what prompted the judges to select KPL for this prestigious award, Dr. Sharon Carlson, HSM board secretary and director of the WMU Archives & Regional History Collections, responded without hesitation by saying, "it was the breadth and depth of the collection. I regularly refer people to these information rich pages. They are an appropriate resource for researchers ranging from a middle school student competing in History Day to genealogists to more serious researchers looking for core publications about a topic." HSM education and awards coordinator, Emily Asbenson, added, "the judges were extremely impressed with the way KPL presents and teaches local history."
"All About Kalamazoo History" has grown considerably since its inception, and now consists of more than 600 pages in twenty one different categories, which collect and preserve the stories of those who helped shape Kalamazoo and its environs. Some are brief vignettes while others offer richly detailed cultural histories; all are painstakingly written and researched by members of the Kalamazoo Public Library staff. These pages attempt to provide interesting reading and valuable research tools for local and regional genealogists, historians, educators, and library patrons.
According to retired KPL Local History librarian Catherine Larson, "we have tried to answer the most frequently asked questions about each topic, (both) for the convenience of our patrons, and to make efficient use of staff time. We have tried to design a structure that is sufficiently flexible that it can grow in any direction that seems appropriate, even if we can't foresee it right now. As I recall, we established the web site in 1998 or 1999. The initial Local History offering was three essays each in four categories. We have grown quite a bit since then, and the structure has served us well. It feels good to be part of a team that puts out such a useful product."
"One of the great things about the website," says current Local History specialist Beth Timmerman, "is that it has allowed us to collaborate with other institutions in Kalamazoo. Many of the house and building histories are from the 1973 Initial Inventory of Historic Sites and Buildings in Kalamazoo which was made available to us by Sharon Ferraro, the city's historic preservation coordinator. Another great collaboration has given us one of our most popular sections—the Kalamazoo: Then and Now photo gallery. This is an ongoing project with Professor William Davis at WMU and his photography students who re-create historic photos from our collection." In addition, staff at Kalamazoo Valley Museum and WMU Archives & Regional History Collections have been extremely helpful with providing photographs and information, as have our patrons. Comments and valuable additions to these essays have been received from across the United States, Canada and abroad.
Congratulations to Beth, the Local History staff, and everyone else who contributes to KPL's virtual branch! Your award-winning library now has an award-winning website!
Read the official Kalamazoo Public Library press release. PDF
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"Blend delicious cheese drop biscuits with some pizza ingredients, and presto! Simple biscuits that kids and adults will love!"
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3 cups all-purpose flour
1 1/2 tablespoons baking powder
1 1/4 teaspoons garlic powder, divided
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/4 teaspoon ground white pepper
1/4 cup shortening
1 cup milk
1/2 cup shredded Cheddar cheese
12 slices pepperoni, diced
1/4 cup melted butter
These were okay but seemed bland. I don't think there's enough cheese or pepperoni in them. I accidentally used all the garlic powder inside the biscuits but that didn't even help boost the flavor. I think these would be great with a few minor tweaks.
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The Charles M. Stieff Piano Company was established in Baltimore, Maryland in 1842. Charles M. Stieff had a fantastic reputation, and they built exceptional pianos. During the 20th Century, many dealers sold the Stieff Piano alongside of some of the most expensive piano lines as an affordable alternative. Stieff pianos are commonly referred to as 'the poor man's Steinway', and were often sold as a second line in higher end Steinway dealerships throughout the 20th Century. Charles M. Stieff pianos are consistently some of the finest pianos we see come through our restoration shop today. Sadly, Stieff closed operations and was liquidated in 1951.INSTRUMENT CATALOGS & EPHERMERA
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HHO Oxygen Sensor Simulator is a must-have upgrade if your engine is converted to HHO and two-pier monitoring system is fitted can be recognized upon the presence of both up- and downstream oxygen sensors. After HHO conversion bi-fueled engine now produces a larger amount of oxygen than allowed hence hydrolysis. When the oxygen sensor delivers the ECU (Electronic Control Unit) a signal that is not within the manufacturer's specifications the OBD-II (OnBoard Diagnostic) system logs an error, accordingly check engine light will illuminate, resulting in ECU safe / limp mode, spolied fuel efficiency and sluggish performance at the wheels. Magnum Heated HHO O2 Sensor Simulator is a plug-in replacement wired up to the post also referred to as downstream or rear oxygen sensor harness. Dual exhaust with two post oxygen sensors requires 2 units. It supplies the ECU with mimic, fluctuating voltage signal and tricks the ECU thinking the emission is normal as if the engine was fed by regular fuel only.
agnum HHO Oxygen sensor simulator also referred to as water4gas Oxygen Sensor Emulator does work on all vehicles fitted with water4gas system and emission is monitored through 1 up to 4-wire narrowband zirconia oxygen sensor. It cures all catalyst efficiency and oxygen sensor related trouble codes resulted by hydrogen. Dual exhaust with two post oxygen sensors requires 2 units. Our digital HHO O2 Sensor Simulator is fully adjustable, making you enable to adjust the Air Fuel Ratio within a certain limited range is yet accepted by the ECU. You can also completely eliminate any zirconia narrowband type oxygen sensor and replace it by O2 Sensor Simulator.
Compatibility - Rule of thumb How can I figure out my sensor is zirconia type? Zirconia type oxygen sensors have one up to 4 wires. 1 up to 3 wires reflects to a zirconia narrowband O2 sensor definitely. In case of 4 wires, two of the wires have to be identical for heater whereas the rest two wires have to be different for signal sender and signal ground. Always consider sensor side colors of wires coming out off of sensor head. Plug side colors may convert through the terminals. How to find out it's narrowband or wideband? Typically 1 up to 4-wire sensors are narrowband. A narrowband oxygen sensor's signal is constantly fluctuating in a range of 0 up to 1.0 Volt depending on oxygen consistency in the exhaust gas. Any sensor produces higher voltage is determined as wideband oxygen sensor. Keep in mind although a 4-wire O2 sensor can be wideband too, in common sense wideband sensors are 5 or 6-wire types. If your sensor has more than 5-wire, oxygen sensor is not applicable. Do I really need an HHO Oxygen Sensor Simulator? When converting to HHO hybrid, on gas engines regular fuel has to be controlled by,
a) On 2-pier emission control systems, apart from existence of EFIE wired up to the downstream or single oxygen sensor, the high oxygen content produces by electrolysis baffles the ECU hence lean mixture signal delivered by the upstream - post oxygen sensor. b) If your vehicle has one oxygen sensor only, either up- or downstream and it is fooled by an EFIE oxygen sensor adjuster, you don't need to wire up a simulator. c) If your vehicle has one oxygen sensor only, either up- or downstream and it is not fooled by an EFIE oxygen sensor adjuster, you do need to wire up a simulator. Which sensor has to be tricked by oxygen sensor simulator? Post. See position diagram >>>
FAQ's - Can I be positive this chip fixes my CEL issue for good and all? - Yes, Magnum oxygen sensor emulator is producing a random fluctuation having a special cycle and wave accepted by the ECU. Rest assured all downstream oxygen sensor related codes will be gone. Upstream sensor if any has to be in good condition though. - What if I simply eliminate factory oxygen sensor? - Oxygen sensor removal will not remedy CEL issue. Existent fluctuating signal is fundamental. Stuck signal triggers another trouble code. - Why is it so important to cancel the trouble code? - While check engine light is on, ECU restricts the fuel efficiency, spoils engine performance and vehicle is running in safe mode. You can lose these benefits partially or entirely aimed to achieve by installing your HHO system. - Do I need to buy this heated simulator or I can stick with cheaper EZ CEL Fix? - If you want to use the heater of the factory oxygen sensor(s), you may wire up #795 EZ CEL Fix. This heated simulator #687 or #661 allows you to remove or eliminate the stock oxygen sensor completely. - What about 'oxygen sensor bungs' 'mini cats' or any other piggybacks are also supposed to sort our FI problems? - The market is teeming with physical gadgets aiming to fix CEL issues. Vast majority of them doesn't take effect on vehicles made after 1998. They often don't work even on early fuel injected cars or tricks controlled by elementary electronic management. If your vehicle had been manufactured after 1998 or you own an early model controlled by a sensitive ECU, these tricks won't help. The definite solution is a circuit mimics realistic signals as if a working oxygen sensor would be screwed in the factory exhaust. - Can I rally my two harnesses into one simulator? - No, simulators can't be spliced.
Flat catalytic converter gutting or plain-tube decats will spoil low- and mid-end torque hence upset engine flush manifested in redundant exhaust back pressure and higher block temperature thus valves, cylinder head and other engine parts are constantly being exposed to undesired extra heat. True enough, maximum horsepower increases it still pertains to a higher RPM which perishes dynamic kick out acceleration throughout the RPM range, mostly on auto-tranny vehicles. Therefore highly recommended to install a reliable Decat >>>. Plain decatting is judged unprofessional among serious tuners or enthusiasts. Working theory Injected gasoline engines controlled by Electronic Control Unit (ECU) or alias Electronic Control Management (ECM) have oxygen sensor or O2 sensors to measure the amount of oxygen contained in the exhaust gas. These sensors deliver the ECU fluctuating voltage according to the actual oxygen consistence of air fuel mixture. When a hydrogen generator installed, ECU is reading an oxygen sensor signal being inconsistent with other engine sensor's signal, or signal is out of the range yet accepted, an O2 sensor-related trouble code will be triggered ending up in check engine light issue. CEL or MIL or FI errors abbreviate these failures. While check engine light is illuminating ECU runs in so called lean limp mode. Safe mode restricts both the fuel trim and the ignition timing and develops and overall limitation on performance until problem diagnosed and resolved definitely. Therefore if you modified your engine with any upgrade causes the oxygen sensor to emit incorrect signal, like a water4gas system, you need to wire up Magnum Oxygen Sensor Simulator.
This Oxygen O2 sensor simulator is a fully adjustable unit and fits to all HHO engines fitted with 1 up to 4-wire standard zirconia narrowband Oxygen Sensor working in 0 up to 1.0 Volt fluctuating voltage range. It features a standalone adjustable heater simulator circuit. Feel free to contact our engineers >>> prior to purchase if you are unsure about your vehicle's sensor type.
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Oxygen sensor simulator is not street legal in several countries and states. Please check your by-laws of emission. At those areas Customer agrees and takes responsibility NOT to install the Oxygen Sensor Simulator in order to pass federal or other emission test or to treat check engine light also referred to as CEL/MIL issues.
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Installation is Do-It-Yourself. Our easy to follow, step-by-step instructions will guide you to how to install your oxygen sensor simulator in an hour or less, even if you are not expressively inclined in tuning or hobby gadgeteering. It's fundamental though, to be able to identify engine sensors and to establish electronic connections. As a manufacturer for over 19 years we have been standing behind our product line supplying our Customers with full Tech Support 7 days a week via emails. Our certified mechanics who are actively involved in racing and high performance tuning are eager to assist you. Wiring
1. Cut the harness of oxygen sensor. 2. See colors & operations of each wire in car wiring diagram or search for your combination in table below. 3. Connect the proper wires with terminals or solder them in place. (Hydrochloric acid recommended if soldering.) 4. Contact the red cable of red/black dual wire to ignition feed + 12V, and the black to the engine frame or battery negative. 5. Mount the unit to any fixture on the chassis as far from heat as possible. Lowest temp recommended.
Color response on 4-wire oxygen sensors
Heater adjustment 1. Heater adjustment is required if heater related CEL code is detected after installation. This is not uncommon. 2. Heater dial can be determined with an Amper-test. Take a multi-meter and turn it to AMP mode. Contact stock sensor's one heater wire to the battery negative terminal, the red lead of multi-meter to the battery positive and black lead to the other heater wire. Check and record the AMP reading. Repeat procedure with the simulator and set the same AMP reading while dialing screw#2. Complete the wiring afterwards. Please see the diagram below.
Heater simulator being a variable electronic resistor will not mimic ohm reading without 12V applied on heater wires.
NOTES 1. The simulator is waterproof but not submersible. 2. Always insulate contacts! 3. Make sure, the check engine light refers to a valid oxygen sensor related trouble code, other errors cannot be fixed with an Oxygen Sensor Simulator. 4. Always reset the ECU before readjustment because ECU does not "forget" errors necessarily and check engine light might keep on illuminating after installation of the simulator as well. 5. In case of multiple upstream / downstream - O2 sensor control system the unit wires up to the post - aftercat sensor's harness. 6. Apply ignition feed +12V instead of constant 12V to avoid battery drainage and failure of the unit.
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The course is designed to involve students in an active way in the mathematical process by having them participate in the major activity of both pure and applied mathematics: the solving of problems. Problems will be chosen from many areas of mathematics, and an attempt will be made to develop general approaches to and general paradigms for problem solving.
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Racing go-karts and glowing laser battles simultaneously challenge and entertain visitors inside iPlay America's 115,000-square-foot amusement facility. Like its outdoor cousins, the indoor fun park houses more than 200 motorized attractions and carnival-style games for the whole family. Interactive amusements, such as the iPA Speedway, place patrons in the driver's seat of a real vehicle, and simulated sessions, including the Kite Flyer, tantalize visual senses with video images and sound effects. Scents of fresh pizza, lobster mac 'n' cheese, and hotdogs waft from five nourishment purveyors.
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Tickets purchased at www.WestVirginiaAutoShow.com come with a $1 discount off regular adult admission. Visitors will also receive a free one-year subscription to Motor Trend magazine.
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I was wondering what you do to protect your HTML /CSS/images when hosting live demos. Have you run into any problems with this?
Any other tips or tricks would be greatly appreciated.
It seems that several authors are simply using the honor system, hoping that people will not illegally download their files. However, many authors are taking a few steps to prevent this by "watermarking" their images, or leaving out some elements within the code, making them only available after purchase. Hope this helps.
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I've been basically using the honor system but I may be looking into a way to better protect the files.
I also have a custom 404 error page on my server that will automatically shoot me an email when people are looking for something that isn't there on my server. Twice I have gotten several 404 errors from person (not a search engine) that was trying to access quite a few of the images on a theme but spelled a few wrong. It was enough attempts that I blocked their IP address for 48 hours from my server just to be safe.
Thanks xmdsys! We're pretty clueless at this time beyond watermarking but certainly understand that potential buyers want to see a live preview. Your solution sounds promising and will look into this. Maybe we need a new host. Hmm
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You could choose to use a HTML obfucator, which there are quite a few to choose from.
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That should annoy most people enough to purchase your file Of course they can be reversed but not unless you're a programmer (or someone has written a reversal tool for a specific obfuscator).
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This is an interview from Oncology Stat with Dr. Clifford Hudis from Memorial Sloan Kettering re his views of the most important progress in 2011. I give you an excerpt and a link:OncologySTAT:
In your view which development in 2011 in breast cancer research could have the most significant impact on oncology?Dr. Hudis: There were several important developments this year related to different aspects of breast cancer. I think that thedemonstration that an aromatase inhibitor, as expected, can be effective primary prevention for women without the disease isimportant. Now we have three studies that have clearly shown a chemoprevention effect for systemic hormone therapy in patients.This bodes very well for the general population who are worried about breast cancer.I think the refinement in breast surgery that the ACOSOG study has supported is also critically important. The fact that can we cancontinue to diminish the impact of surgical therapy on patients without compromising their cure is a very big deal-again, with broadimpact potentially on the several hundred thousand people per year with breast cancer.The third development is in the area of systemic therapy, where we had several important breakthroughs this year with noveltargeted therapies, which are both important in the studies where they have been proven, but also have implications far more broadly. The effectiveness of an mTOR inhibitor in the BOLERO-2 trial suggests that this mode of therapy may have broad applicability across many settings of breast cancer. I think that the report at the end of 2011 of the activity of pertuzumab in the CLEOPATRA trial obviously has great promise to further improve the rates of cure for people with early-stage breast cancer. The adjuvant studies for that are already under way.


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A local woman hired a contractor to paint her home and when the work was complete, the man demanded to be paid in cash.
The woman then went to the bank, retrieved the cash and paid the man. The man counted the bills in front of her but claimed several of the bills were counterfeit. The woman did not know how that could be since she received the cash from a national bank chain. The painter took the money anyway and left.
However, later that week she received a call from one of the painting subcontractors claiming that two of the bills he received as payment were fakes.
The woman called the bank and explained what was going on. A bank official assured her that there is only a minimal chance that a counterfeit bill could pass through their institution.
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The Preface
"...the special nature that Christian theology ascribes to humanity is in direct contradiction to a Darwinian understanding that makes no distinction between any organisms, each one being necessarily best adapted for their particular environment. The second obstacle is reconciling the concept of a benevolent God with one who purposefully chooses to use suffering and death as the means of evolving life. These are not inconsequential questions and any Christian who embraces evolution must be able to posit intelligent answers if their position is to be considered credible."
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Preface: A twenty-first century challenge
Phil Hills
1. Evolution and the Church
Alistair Donald
2. The language of Genesis
Alistair McKitterick
3. Adam and Eve
Michael Reeves
4. The fall and death
Greg Haslam
5. Creation, redemption and eschatology
David Anderson
6. The nature and character of God
Andrew Sibley
7. Faith and creation
R. T. Kendall
8. Towards a science worthy of creatures in imago Dei
Steve Fuller
9. Interpretation of scientific evidence
A. Homology
Norman Nevin
B. The nature of the fossil record
Norman Nevin
C. Chromosomal fusion and common ancestry
Geoff Barnard
D. Information and thermodynamics
Andy McIntosh
10. Does the genome provide evidence for common ancestry?
Geoff Barnard
11. The origin of life: scientists play dice
John Walton
Conclusion: Should Christians embrace evolution?
Phil Hills and Norman Nevin
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Emily (Chap 4)
Fiction, Female/Female, Incest, Male / Female Teens, Virginity, Young
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Gender: Male Age: 40 Location: Southeast US
Posted: 2012-12-06
Emily gets a sprecial birthday
Emily and Mom.
Note: The Emily series contains preteen sex. If you do not agree do not read.
Chapter 4. Em's birthday party.
Background: As I cleaned the pool for a near neighbor in anticipation of the daughter's birthday party, her pre-teen daughter Emily came out to grab some sun. Being a good "Uncle", I put suntan lotion on her back, legs and butt; which led to rubbing her pussy. Em had her first major climax.
Emily has her twelfth birthday party today and she has been preparing the past couple of days. The whole house is spotless and the living room is decorated with balloons and a birthday banner. I had cleaned the pool and patio a few days ago. Em's mom, Suzy took a day off from the insurance company yesterday and completed the final touches. This morning she got a nice cake. The party was to be a small affair with just a few of Em's best friends. Several girls had been dropped off by their parents and were now splashing in the pool, screaming like only preteen girls can. The late afternoon sun is hot and it's a perfect day. Em is lying on a lounge chair laughing and watching them. She is texting. Now why would she be texting in the middle of her party?
"Buzz, buzz," my i-phone goes off. "Geez, not something about work now," I grouse as I pull it out and read the text. "Are you enjoying the sights, you pervert," reads the message and I nearly drop my phone, thinking that someone has caught me looking at the preteen bodies in the pool. Then I notice the message is from Em, who is laughing. "Yes, but you are the one I will do," I reply, trying to be careful, knowing that anything electronic can be read by hackers.
"Is that work?" Suzy asks from the kitchen and I tell her no it's her birthday girl being too lazy to yell for more drinks. I grab a few cold colas and take them to the pool and dump them into the cooler. The girls act like I am not even there; a 'grown-up' you know. When I get back, I turn around and look at the pool scene some more. Suzy comes up behind me, grabs me around the waist, pushing her big breasts into my back and says, "They grow up so fast; I don't know what to do". Its Em's fault my brain goes, "All of them."
Good grief, that's all I need and a long jail sentence, too. But as Suzy rubs herself on me I can't help but think about the morning when she admitted to Em that she really liked how I got her off. I remember hiding outside Suzy's bedroom when she said, "A mother should not be admitting 'it' to her eleven year old daughter. I think you are getting horny way too young, talking like that." Then Suzy added as she laughed, "Don't ever let Uncle Ted hear you use the word, "Sharing", No, no." My cock twitched listening to the mother talking about sharing cum with her daughter.
I remember what happened next.
Emily pouted and said back to Suzy, "Mommy, it's my birthday soon. Do you know what I want my extra special gift to be?" "No, baby, what do you want your extra special gift to be?" Suzy answered back in a mocking tone. Emily looked at the bedroom door, where I was leaning against it, my hard cock tenting my shorts. She smiled at her mom and pointed at me. Suzy nearly fainted.
Oh, I remember that moment well. Emily got off the bed ran to me and pulls me back to Suzy's bed. Suzy's eyes are as big as saucers and she says: "But… but, you were supposed to go home."
"He is home now… in your bed," Em tells her. Suzy grabs her sheet and covers herself. "Good morning, sleepy head," I say as I join them on the bed. Suzy looks at me stunned and wiggles out of bed; she stutters, "Shower… Oh, my."
"Twenty minutes, max," Emily yelled at her mom's swishing rear.
Nearly twenty minutes later, I hear the hairdryer stop and I go into Suzy's bathroom and look at her in the mirror. "You OK?" I ask. She shrugs and says: "She wants us… together…," and stops talking. "Just to watch," I tell a white lie, knowing better, "you know she did it before." Suzy looks at me in the mirror and replies, "I didn't know." Well real life sucks, so I say, "So as the man said, lay back and enjoy." She gives me a dirty look, but puts gloss on her lips. I'm tenting again, looking at her big boobs.
Emily came through the door and announced, "Breakfast is ready. Power bars plus coffee… for energy… ya know." She laughs at her own joke. Suzy looks at her via the mirror and seems to notice the baby doll nightie. "Where did you get that?" she asks. Em's junior boobs stand out, the nipples stand up and everything is clearly visible through the sheer material.
"On-line, and you have one, too." Em grabs her mom by the hand, pulls her back to the bedroom and has her sit on her vanity chair. She gets a box from the floor and with a flourish pulls out a matching baby doll nightie for her mom. "Put it on, put it on," she chirps excitedly, and helps pull it over her mom's head. Suzie looks in the vanity mirror and a slow approving smile spreads over her face. "The color is perfect, baby," she says and leans over to look in the box. Suzy raises an eyebrow as she sees the empty box. "Panties?" she asks.
"Not needed today," Em answers. "Oh goodness," Suzy adds.
After we finished breakfast, there is a moment of silence as the three of us stare at each other. Em and I are sitting on the bed and Suzy is still at the vanity. Then all three of us start giggling. Emily jumps up, dims the lights, grabs her mom and pulls her to the bed.
"I'm ready for my extra special birthday gift, now," she says. "It's not your birthday yet," answers Suzy, like she could stop what was coming. Em laughs and lifts Suzy's new nightie over her head. "Let's not get it wrinkled, Mommy." As Suzy moves onto the bed, Em takes her own nightie off and sits on the vanity chair, watching mom and me in the bed. I roll Suzy toward me, so she cannot see Em, giving her imaginary privacy. Maybe she really thinks Em will just watch.
I kiss Suzy gently, but in a few minutes she is warming to the idea and her tongue is in my mouth. Surprisingly fast, her hand is on my cock stroking it fairly hard. "Ted, I'm not going to suck you this morning. I can't do it two days in a row… too worn out." I just nod; what can you say? "Can I be on top?" she asks as she already rolls me on my back. I just nod; I am getting good at just nodding. Pre-cum is already dripping from my half-mast guy and Suzy reaches down, holds him and pushes an inch into her pussy. Oh man, she is tight. Definitely has been 'without' for a while, I imagine. So now I have more pressure on me to perform well. Oh, shit.
Suzy just sits in this position and holds me tight. Her muscles flex and pinch my cock head and I groan. "Hope it hurts, you bad man," she says and flexes more. I just nod; did I mention I was getting good at it. She squeezes me extra hard and laughs again. I'm glad she is in a better mood. As she strokes up and down, she quietly sings, "Bad man, bad man, what'cha goin' do."
"Both of you, together," I think; Em wants her extra special present. After a while, Suzy stops singing and starts seriously panting. She looks to be getting close; her eyes are shut and she is working herself hard. I see Emily coming to the bed and in one second she has straddles my head facing her mom. My mouth is buried in her pussy. "Emily, what the hell?" we hear that same line again.
"My Birthday, Mommy," Em answers as she leans in and lip locks her surprised mom. Suzy is too far gone to fight and keeps riding my cock. Em grabs Suzy's tits and pinches her nipples, which sends her over the edge. Suzy shakes wildly and her pussy clamps down on me hard. Mother Suzy hangs on to her daughter as the orgasm runs through her for several minutes. Her groans stops a few minutes later and she relaxes her grip on my cock. Thanks goodness.
Meanwhile, Em is riding my mouth to her own climax which comes fast and furious. She holds on to her mom, rocks like crazy and cums into my mouth. Sweet young nectar slides down my tongue into my throat. OMG, what an experience. Emily falls sideways and pulls her mom along. My hard cock is standing and hurting. Suzy rolls on her back, and asks "Now?"
I just nod again and get between her legs. Suzy grabs my cock again and we start fucking with a steady rhythm; Em watches intently with her head on her mom's belly and her mouth inches from my cock. With the two of them on the bed together, I know I can't last long because it is mother-daughter heaven. Plus I know Em wants a mouthful of Jizz. So I try for quality with long deep strokes. Suzy's head shakes; her knees are pulled up high, and her hands grab my ass and pull me in hard. This time we are both sweating.
As I get close, Em reaches down and grabs my balls. Before she squeezes she says, "Remember, Uncle Ted, don't cum in her." Like I could forget why not; two things happen at the same time. Em pulls my cock out of Suzy's pussy and squeezes my balls again. Cum shoots straight into Em's waiting mouth and she gets three ropes full of white cream. Em has her eyes on me with my shooting cock in her mouth and it sure looks like she has a big grin on her face.
Suzy lifts her head, and for the third time says, "Emily, what the hell?" Eleven year old Emily lifts her head over her moms, and with a mouth full of cum, mumbles, "Share?" Suzy looks up unbelieving, opens her mouth and accepts Emily's gift. They lip lock and cum swap. Two lesbians could not have put on a better show as I watched. My cock decided to hide back in mom's pussy, throbbing hard.
So that is how Emily got her extra special pre-birthday gift.
My memory is interrupted as the gaggle of chattering girls storm into the house and head for the den and extra bathroom. Slamming doors punctuate their retreat; but music cranks up soon with some teen boy band. Suzy tells me it will take the girls twenty minutes to change and asks me to pick stuff up around the pool. I go out and pick up all the towels, assorted lotions and the cooler. I straighten up the chairs, when my Blackberry buzzes again. "Uncle Ted, come upstairs, quietly. NOW," Em has texted. I head up to her room. "What now?"
In her room stands Em and another girl; both in their bikinis. She is shorter than Em and looks part Mexican. Her skin is a very light tan color which looks natural, not sun tanned. Black hair and dark eyes highlight her pretty face. Like many Mexican women, however, this girl's boobs look very large on her small frame. She smiles shyly at me. "Meet my very best friend, Carmen," Emily says. "Hello, Carmen," I say to her. "Ola, senior," says little Carmen. As I look at Em, she says: "Carmen, speaks English, but reverts to Spanish when she is nervous."
"And what is Carmen nervous about?" I ask. Em looks at me and says, "Carmen has never been kissed." "You are kidding, girls," is my surprised reply. I look at Carmen and ask her how old she is. She answers with her Spanish accent: "Thirteen, senior." Wow, this is a dynamite package for a thirteen year old. I can't believe she has never been kissed. "And Carmen can keep a secret?" I ask them both. "Si, senior," she answers and Em adds, "We are sworn to secrecy."
So, a little kiss with Carmen can't hurt. I sit on the bed and Carmen steps between my legs and leans in. Her sexy boobs are right in my face and I really want to just pull her bikini off; but I behave myself. I give her a little kiss on the lips and Carmen puts both her hands around my head, holding on for dear life, she tongues me all she can. Two minutes later she finally releases me and we both inhale deeply.
"That was very nice, Mister Uncle Ted," came the Spanish again. My brain was slow to catch on; somebody has been talking out of school it seems. I look at Em sternly and shake my head. Em looks at me sheepishly and says, "Uh, Uncle Ted, that's not where Carmen has never been kissed." Then she looks at Carmen's bikini bottom. Carmen reaches down and pulls her bottom off.
A little black heart of muff looks at me and I can't breathe. Carmen reaches back and unties her bikini top, drops it and pulls her shoulders back to make her twin boobs stand up. They are topped by dark circles with hard nipples. She comes back between my legs, grabs my face and asks, "Pleeasee, kiss me Uncle Ted." Oh yes, some one has been telling tales to her best friend.
"Girls, I can't, we don't have time. The others will be waiting on you in ten minutes, max." I did not say I would not do it. Em looks at me and says: "You can do it Uncle Ted, five minutes, max." Carmen scrambles onto the bed and presents me with her soft virgin pussy, "Pleeasee," she gives me the accent again. My will is broken and I stand up. "Don't get your cloth wrinkled," Em says as she bends down to unbuckle my pants. My clothes are off in under a minute and Em handles them while I get between Carmen's legs.
Carmen is already worked up and was rubbing herself as she waited. I know there is not much time, so I attack her clit right away. Carmen draws in a loud breath like she was drowning and here came her hands into my hair. She pushes me down a little harder and I deep dive my tongue into her pussy. Carmen is rocking and when I put her clit into my mouth, she yelps in crystal clear English, "Oh shit Em, he is way better than you!"
Em yelps back, "Carmen, shut up." One more secret is out and Carmen giggles.
"How long?" I ask Carmen and she tells me the two girls have been pussy licking for about two months. I go back to licking Carmen's clit when I feel someone between my legs. My cock had gotten hard and here was Em on her back, with her head between my legs. She yelps, "Tornado"; puts my cock into her mouth and sucks like, well a tornado.
This made me increase my speed on Carmen and in less than two more minutes she cums hard. Cum practically explodes from her pussy and I keep my mouth on her tight. Using my tongue I slurp as fast as I can, till she pulls my head away from her. All this heavy action with two preteens drives me over the top also and I shoot three ropes of cum into Em's mouth. Em is the first to recover; she jumps up, looks at her watch and says: "Woopee, six minutes flat," like it was a car race. She points at her bathroom and tells me, "Go, go" waiving her arms like at a stock car race. I do.
When I get back to the living room, the other girls were just coming out of the bathroom and still chattering. Em and Carmen appear and the opening of presents begins. Lots of "Uuhhs" and "Aahhs" are heard as each little present is opened. Em blows out the candles and the girls all giggle. Suzy serves the cake and drinks; I stay in the recliner out of the way, trying to recover. Little Carmen comes over and makes herself a home on my laps, wiggling her butt every now and then. I have to whisper to her to stop because I am sore. "Yes, Uncle Ted," in perfect English, of course. She bats her black eyes at me and swishes her long hair across my face. Then she leans into me and rubs her tits against me and grins. None of the other girls see her do it and my hand gets a good feel of her tit.
After the party was over and the parents had picked up the girls, only Carmen was left. She was helping clean up and was really good at it. She has the vacuum out and had the living room spotless in no time at all. Suzy and I are in the kitchen, when she says, "Ted, there is a project at work which I absolutely need to finish tonight. Can you stay till I get back?" "Sure," I answer. "Oh, by the way," Suzy adds, "Carmen is staying the night. Can you baby sit?"
"That's no baby, Suzy," I smirk, before my brain engages and I shut my mouth.
Suzy looks at me and tells me she has become Carmen's pseudo-mom. "Her parents are really old fashioned and don't tell her anything. I had to teach her the facts of life and help when she started her periods. So, she spends a lot of nights here." "Yea, and birthday girl Em is helping, too," my brain says. Suzy grabs her car keys, and heads toward me to kiss good bye.
"Oh, almost forgot," she says near the door in a deep southern drawl, "Little Carmen needs her cherry popped. You all take care of that." The door closes behind Suzy.
My mouth hits the floor.
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WASHINGTON, D.C.–Vascular surgeons from Baylor College of Medicine and the Michael E. DeBakey Veterans' Administration Medical Center in Houston, Texas have released a study about the impact of transfusion and postoperative nadir postoperative hemoglobin (nHb) on short- and long-term outcomes after interventions for peripheral arterial disease (PAD). Their report was presented today at the 66th Vascular Annual Meeting presented by the Society for Vascular Surgery®.
Co-author Dr. Panos Kougias, MD associate professor of surgery Baylor College of Medicine and chief of vascular surgery at the Michael E. DeBakey Veteran's Administration Medical Center said that controversy surrounds the topic of transfusion policy after noncardiac operations. This new study, he said assessed the combined impact of postoperative nHb levels and blood transfusion on adverse events after open surgical intervention in patients with PAD.
A total of 1,182 consecutive patients who underwent PAD-related operations were matched on propensity scores calculated as their probability to have nHb more or less than 10gm/dl on the basis of operation type, demographics and comorbidities, and the revised cardiac risk index. Logistic and Cox proportional hazards regressions were used to assess the impact of nHb and number of transfused units on a composite endpoint (CE) of death, myocardial infarction and stroke, and respiratory and wound complications.
"After adjusting for nHb level, the number of units transfused was a strong predictor for the perioperative occurrence of the composite outcome (OR: 1.12, p=0.02) and respiratory complications (OR: 1.27, p=0.004)," said Dr. Kougias. "Adjusted for the number of units transfused, nHb had no impact on the perioperative composite outcome (OR: 0.6, p=0.3) or respiratory events (OR: 0.40, p=0.17)."
Dr. Kougias added that an interaction term between transfusion and nHb level remained non-significant (p=0.543), indicating that the impact of blood transfusion was the same regardless of nHb level. Perioperative wound infections were less common in patients with nHb > 10gm/dl (OR: 0.59, p=0.04), whereas transfusion had no impact on wound infection rates (OR: 0.98, p=0.84). During an average follow-up of 24 months transfused patients were more likely to develop the composite outcome of death or adverse cardiovascular events (HR: 1.13, P=0.02), whereas nHb level did not impact the long term adverse event rate (HR: 0.7, P=0.26).
"Blood transfusion appears to increase the incidence of perioperative and long-term mortality and cardiovascular adverse events regardless of the associated minimum postoperative Hb," added Dr. Kougias.
"It also increases the risk of perioperative respiratory complications. We believe that a restrictive transfusion strategy is justified in patients with PAD. A randomized controlled trial to definitively settle this topic is needed."
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