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February 24, 2010 5:43 am | CommentsLindsey Tanner, AP When 4-year-old Eric Stavros Adler choked to death on a piece of hot dog, his anguished mother never dreamed that the popular kids' food could be so dangerous. Some food makers, including Oscar Mayer, have warning labels about choking, but not nearly enough, says Joan Stavros Adler, Eric's mom.
Work Hours On The Decline For Doctors
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Hospitalization Linked To Cognitive Decline
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Two Sepsis Strategies Show Similar Results
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Report: Hospital Infections Killed 48,000
February 23, 2010 5:44 am | Comments(Reuters) Pneumonia and blood-borne infections caught in hospital killed 48,000 patients and cost $8.1 billion in 2006, according to a recently unveiled report. The study is one of the first to put a price tag on the widespread problem, which is worsening and which some experts say is adding to the growing cost of healthcare in the United States.
Evaluating Length Of Stay vs. Cost Controls
February 23, 2010 5:30 am | Comments(Reuters) An intensive look at two common conditions – pneumonia and heart failure – showed that it may be possible to lower costs in the U.S. system without hurting patients, the researchers reported in the Archives of Internal Medicine . "Most evidence did not support the 'penny wise and pound foolish' hypothesis that low-cost hospitals discharge patients earlier but have higher re-admission rates and greater downstream inpatient cost of care," Dr.
Exercise Reduces Patient Anxiety
February 23, 2010 5:21 am | CommentsThe anxiety that often accompanies a chronic illness can chip away at quality of life and make patients less likely to follow their treatment plan, but regular exercise can significantly reduce symptoms of anxiety, a new University of Georgia study shows. In a study appearing in the February 22 edition of the Archives of Internal Medicine , researchers analyzed the results of 40 randomized clinical trials involving nearly 3,000 patients with a variety of medical conditions.
"My Heart, My Choice"
February 23, 2010 5:12 am | CommentsAn unapologetic Danny Williams, who serves as the premier of New Foundland and Labrador, says he was aware his trip to the United States for heart surgery earlier this month would spark outcry, but he concluded his personal health trumped any public fallout over the controversial decision. In an interview with The Canadian Press, Williams said he went to Miami to have a minimally invasive surgery for an ailment first detected nearly a year ago.
Few Differences In Outcomes Between Open And Laparoscopic Prostate Surgery
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ICU Room Assignment Can Affect Survival
February 22, 2010 5:47 am | by Will Boggs, MD and Nancy Lapid | CommentsFor the very sickest patients in an intensive care unit (ICU), being assigned to a room that can't easily be seen from the central nursing station might lower the chances of survival. "Very sick patients require close monitoring by healthcare professionals," Dr. Phillip H. Factor from Beth Israel Hospital, New York, told Reuters Health by email.
Robot-Assisted Option Offers Advantages For Kidney Surgery
February 22, 2010 5:47 am | CommentsA comparison of two types of minimally invasive surgery to repair kidney blockages that prevent urine from draining normally to the bladder found that robot-assisted surgery was faster and resulted in less blood loss and shorter hospital stays. Reporting in the Canadian Journal of Urology, Ashok Hemal, M.
Endoscopic Treatment Could Enhance Esophagus Surgical Approach
February 22, 2010 4:02 am | CommentsEarly tumor formation in Barrett's esophagus (BE) can be effectively and safely treated with radiofrequency ablation (RFA), in combination with prior endoscopic removal of visible lesions, according to a new study in Clinical Gastroenterology and Hepatology , the official journal of the American Gastroenterological Association (AGA) Institute.
J&J Settles Tumor Detection Systems Dispute
February 22, 2010 3:51 am | CommentsJohnson & Johnson's Ethicon Endo-Surgery unit will get $12.5 million from medical imaging equipment maker Hologic, Inc. to end disputes over tumor detection systems used to test for breast cancer. Each will pay the other royalties on future sales of their respective breast biopsy devices, the companies said in statements.
CDC: MRIs, Other Medical Scans In ER quadruple
February 19, 2010 6:58 am | CommentsMike Stobbe, AP Medical Writer ATLANTA (AP) — The use of high-tech diagnostic imaging in emergency rooms has quadrupled since the mid-1990s, according to a new government report released Wednesday. MRI, CT or PET scans were done or ordered in 14 percent of ER visits in 2007, the report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention found.
New Drugs Offer Hope Against Superbugs, HAIs
February 19, 2010 4:45 am | Comments(Reuters) Swiss scientists have found a new class of antibiotics, offering drug developers a fresh weapon in the fight against multi-drug resistant bacteria, or "superbugs". Researchers from Swiss biotech company Polyphor and the University of Zurich said the potential medicines are effective against a type of bacteria known as "gram-negative," and offer hope for new treatments for serious and often life-threatening infections, including hospital-acquired infections that can emanate from intensive care units.


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Re: Building a stick frame house in the woods in 90 days
Amazing! Trying to find a place around here to take used antifreeze is like pulling hen's teeth. The auto parts stores will gladly (up to a point) take used oil; but won't take used antifreeze, yet they gladly sell the stuff.
Regarding the OP getting the floor slab poured...excellent! Will you sawcut the control joints, or were they tooled in after you took the pictures? I sure hope you went with sawcut control joints.Paraphrasing Douglas Adams - So long and thanks for all the bacon.
Re: Building a stick frame house in the woods in 90 days
Oil and hydraulic fluid is easy for me, just leave it at the town recycle shed and people with waste oil furnaces are glad to get it.
Antifreeze, nobody wants. I asked at the Ford dealership, where I have been a regular customer, and the answer was, "Sorry, but we can't take it." I thought surely they must have some sort of disposal procedure for antifreeze, I even offered to pay a little something. Maybe their "disposal system" is the city sewer line?
The dealership where I bought the tractor closed years ago, so no chance there."Those were the days my friend, we thought they'd never end ..."
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Re: Building a stick frame house in the woods in 90 days
How many cars/trucks leak oil and antifreeze? And for those that do, how much comes out that it is going down a drain?
Used to be that vehicles leaked something all the time. Now it's so rare that when you find a drop, it's a big deal. Same thing with how much carbon dioxide comes out of a vehicle. People used to be able to kill themselves by starting a car in a closed garage. Now it's impossible. They burn so much cleaner that it's not even a concern to start a car inside a closed garage.
I don't have snow and don't see any need for a drain, but if I lived in a snow area and it was a problem, then I would run the biggest drain or drains that I could. seems like a great time to put in some six inch drain pipe and run it off into the woods.
EddieLink to my thread creating Lake Marabou. http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/p...ting-lake.html
Link to my thread on Oscar, my pet pig. http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/r...-now-what.html
Re: Building a stick frame house in the woods in 90 days
Whoa, uh, sorry, gotta just step in on this one, hopefully without derailing the thread too much. But this is wayyy off base. Cars still emit just as much carbon dioxide, man. It's the same exact process, combusting a carbon based fuel with oxygen in the cylinder. It's the raw hydrocarbon and particulate emissions (un-burnt fuel) that are much cleaner these days, but you sure as heck still don't want to suck on your tailpipe. It's still very much a straight stream of carcinogenic poison, and the tailpipe is still pumping out loads of CO and CO2. PEOPLE, DO NOT RUN YOUR CAR IN A CLOSED GARAGE, EVER.
Back on topic... nice floor, pclaus. Looks like you are not too worried about a garage drain given the big slug of concrete already dumped in the middle. My guess is you probably won't miss it.
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Re: Building a stick frame house in the woods in 90 days
Do you all think we are getting a little carried away?
Recycle plastics, but not 1 or 6 and wash B4 using energy (but most plastic packaging is 1 or 6)
Recycle batteries, yeah, I need to drive 20 kms to the special battery bin
Recycle paper, but they put in dump anyway because costs more to ship than the net value
Recycle cans, but they only want aluminum and wash them first
Gasaholll but it takes away from the food chain
Don't idle vehicles more than 15 mins (subject to fine) but gov't exempted: LEO's idle for hour while at dunking donuts, we get fined)
Recycle bottles (5 cent deposit but not on wine or booze as wine consumers are more ecological , Hah!)
Save electricity, use timers and compact florescent bulbs, Yeah gov't buildings are all lit up 24/24
Compact florescent- but don't recycle as they contain mercury ???
Anti freeze, there is no $$ in it for them, so you figure out where to dump.
We have 2 recycle bins here, one for trash the second for recycle and now they want a third for 'compostable' (food stuffs) but nobody wants the compostable dump site in their neighborhood.
Why go after the little guy, the consumer, why not the source as in ban all plastic packaging, mandate renewable materials only!
CAFE regs sounds like a cool solution to fuel savings, OK helps but while I can't figure out how to calculate it I am willing to bet that the bulk of crude oil actually goes to producing all our fancy plastics and other synthetic materials.
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Re: Building a stick frame house in the woods in 90 days
Pete, in traditional construction, there's a sill plate below the wall studs that's continuous so drywall and eventually moldings can be screwed/nailed anywhere along the bottom surface. With your walls, it seems there is nothing to fasten the drywall to between studs, and moldings will have to be screwed instead of nailed (or maybe glued). Am I correct? Maybe I've missed how that is done with this system.
Re: Building a stick frame house in the woods in 90 days
Have you thought about how the gravel under the garage slab will be compacted to prevent significant settling? Of particular note is the depth of the gravel at the area where the garage meets the house? I had this same issue at my house. We did not do it correctly and I may pay for it eventually.
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Re: Building a stick frame house in the woods in 90 days
Recycling is largely a feel-good politically correct scam.
But I am in LOVE with Pete's build thread and the awesome pix he takes.
So let's all get back to the Build! I NEED to know what the h3ll is hapening with the weather today and the concrete....
Ooooo The suspense!
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Forum Post: Big West Coast Swing....SD, LAA, SEA, OAK......
In response to moonslav59's comment: ...these West Coast trips are typically sub .500 trips. I thought the same thing, but then I went to look. We did well in 2010 and 2011, but bad before then and af more »
Forum Post: Yanks Look Like Lost Souls Of A Sunken Ship......We Need To Learn How To Beat The O,s.....
Given 45 years of watching the Yankees some how be in the thick of things at season's close, I expect them to do it again. It is always a personal celebration at my house when finally the Yankees are more »
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Iggy's bat for me is #1, followed by The BoSox leading the ALE at the AS Break...July is a tough road with our schedule though, I must say Ells power outage is not really a surprise, but definately a more »
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I left the board about a year ago due to work related issues and it was extremely contentious. In many cases posts were not even about baseball or our Sox, but about attacking another forum member. As more »
Forum Post: Big West Coast Swing....SD, LAA, SEA, OAK......
After the Padre series, it is 10 games on the West Coast against Angels (3), M's (4) and A's (3), then after the break we open up at The Fens with Yanks (3), Rays (4), O's (3). For those of you who ha more »
Forum Post: YANKS are about to plunge to the CELLAR?
Predicting the Yankees will be in the cellar may come true sometime during this great season, however they will be in the thick of the race at crunch time in September. I just hope the Red Sox are in more »
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Definately not Paps. Cost too high now and part of the "past". Blockbuster trade for a closer is not a good idea imo. I hope we can find an adequate solution from within our current roster. Give Mille more »
Forum Post: @ 431, who said the KID can't hit ???????
My answer to the thread's question is; pretty much everyone through 2012. We all knew he has a ++ glove, his hitting in 13 is quite amazing and totally unexpected. I do think Management is handling hi more »
Forum Post: A thread to make you laugh until the tears flow down your face.
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Forum Post: The Blockbuster: Approve or Not Approve?
Purely a salary dump. I approve though. We get zero in return. Many, many years ahead of lower division finishes. Apathy has set in. more »
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Give Youk 20 games if he can stay healthy playing in LF in order to set up a trade Youk for anything. Do not take Middy off third....play him until the end of the season! more »
Forum Post: Massarotti:Race is on for Red Sox
In Response to Re: Massarotti:Race is on for Red Sox: [QUOTE]How does a hack like Mazz get a job writing for the Globe and a radio gig? The Sox have been nothing if not streaky this year (and last yea more »
Forum Post: Will Ellsbury Play for the Sox in 2012 or 2013?
Wonder how Softy feels about his top tier RH OFer, Matt Kemp, who according to many is the best player in MLB, being on the DL with a hammy?? Softy, is Kemp a wimp? How would you be pontificating abou more »
Forum Post: I miss Reddick
Bailey was obviously the key to our trade, not Sweeney. Sweeney is coming back to earth and will never be much more that a very good 4th outfielder. Bailey?....if his injury history continues, and Red more »
Forum Post: Valentine: No miscommunication on Beckett-Your Reaction?
Yes, it does in fact look as though the Boston Media has once again blown a non-issue WAY out of proportion, getting "us", including me, to take the bait. more »
Forum Post: Scott Posednik Why?
Podsednik, really? It is a total filler move. We won't hopefully ever see him in Fenway. more »
Forum Post: Ellsbury injury
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Trade him now to the NL while he has any trade value left. Throw in Buchholtz for free in the deal. more »
Forum Post: Another 3 ER against the Great KC Royals!
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Each week with Digital Dose, we will be talking to top marketers their top tips for their peers.
Today, we highlight a tip from Jeremy Post, Search Marketing Lead at Modcloth, who details how attribution is an important part of an integrated marketing strategy as it shows where your performance lies.
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by Heather Taylor 13 July 2012 20:23pm 0 comments
One of the holy grails for digital marketers is to be able to calculate the effectiveness of each stage of a customer journey and to optimise it to increase sales.
While some would have hoped that the often-cited quote attributed to Lord Leverhulme would become a relic of the past, unfortunately companies are still struggling to measure their customer journeys.
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Attribution modelling, multi-channel funnels, customer journey mapping... it's all very hot at the moment.
As part of my preparation for a talk I'm giving this Wednesday I had a look at Econsultancy.com's own data for how different digital marketing channels contributed to conversions.
I was interested by what I found so wanted to share it here to see what others are learning.
by Ashley Friedlein 24 April 2012 11:41am 7 comments
One of the hottest topics from Digital Cream London 2012 last month was attribution.
Though not neccessarily the sexiest of subjects, the potential to use this to directly measure which marketing activities are driving conversions is huge.
As DC Storm's Seth Richardson outlined for us, the real value is the long term campaign and budget optimisation benefits.
by Vikki Morgan 10 April 2012 11:30am 6 comments
The customer journey isn't linear. It involves multiple sessions across diverse media and influenced by multiple marketing channels. Understanding how well they work means understanding how they work together. Econsultancy's new study highlights the promise and challenge of marketing attribution - the practice and technology that help marketers understand how their media truly performs.
Our latest report, Marketing Attribution: Valuing the Customer Journey, was conducted in association with Google Analytics, and it outlines the value in looking beyond channel specific measurement.
by Heather Taylor 03 April 2012 17:32pm 0 comments
TUI Travel has revealed that one of its brands increased online revenue by 30% month-on-month after tracking customers across both online and offline channels.
Over 100 global businesses sit within its Specialist and Activity Sector, which creates bespoke adventure holidays and educational tours.
Due to the nature of these trips, they often involve complex travel itineraries and prolonged purchasing decisions.
As such, customers frequently call the TUI's travel consultants as well as researching details online.
by David Moth 02 April 2012 13:30pm 2 comments
At Digital Cream London we hosted the attribution management roundtable where we were joined by marketers from some great brands.
The brief was to share experiences and to discuss the issues surrounding attribution and path to conversion analysis.
The day highlighted some consistent themes that are key to many industries and in the interest of continued learning and development among both brand peers and experts, it seemed like a useful idea to document the hot topics and to begin to answer them.
So with 'Chatham House Rules' firmly in mind, here we go...
by Seth Richardson 26 March 2012 09:25am 0 comments
If there was a theme to Econsultancy's session at the Online Marketing Summit in San Diego, it may have been marketer versus machine.
We looked at recent research studies that explore some of the major trends in marketing and technology and often, success has more to do with people and priorities than the technologies they use.
by Stefan Tornquist 08 February 2012 19:38pm 0 comments
The proliferation of data is to marketers what the faster-than-light neutrino is to physicists. Scary and exciting in equal measure, shaking perceptions of what is possible and opening up new worlds of opportunity ... and pain.
While sadly we don't touch on time-travel, data is very much a topic which permeates our latest Quarterly Digital Intelligence Briefing, published this week in association with Adobe.
Below, I've outlined five key data-related themes covered in the report.
by Linus Gregoriadis 28 September 2011 12:20pm 0 comments
As advertisers and agencies begin to get a grasp of attribution and its role in multi channel marketing, a new kind of attribution is beginning to emerge in the social media space that measures the value of social media based on influence, actions and interactions.
The need to track, measure, and attribute away from last click metrics in search, display, and digital has gained massive momentum over the last year.
Social media has always been 'behind the pack' when looking at attribution and monetisation. However, the increasing demand to be able to monetise social media and gain insight and understanding is at the forefront of the social media mind.
After all, brands are always ready to invest in channels that can be measured.
by Andy Betts 28 September 2011 11:59am 8 comments


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