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IC Incorporates Two-Switch-Forward Main, Flyback Standby Power Converters
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LED Lighting Power Supplies Support 70,000-hour System Life Requirements
November 10, 2010 5:34 am | Product Releases | CommentsEmerson Network Power announced a family of standard power supplies for LED lighting, the LDS70 series. The new 70-Watt family of off-the-shelf, low-profile solutions is designed to support system life requirements greater than 70,000 hours in the rapidly growing LED lighting market. They provide
Aptina Wafer-level camera demonstration at electronica 2010
November 10, 2010 5:11 am | Videos | CommentsTim McKoy of Aptina demonstrates their wafer-level camera technology and its high-resolution capability at electronica 2010.
Murata RFID tech at the 2010 electronica conference
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A demonstration of IDT's latest technology at the 2010 electronica conference
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Frequency Flexible CMOS Octal Clock Generators Include On-Chip VCXO
November 9, 2010 12:38 pm | Product Releases | CommentsSilicon Laboratories Inc. introduced what it asserts is the industry's most frequency flexible in-circuit programmable CMOS clock generators. The new Si5350/51 octal clock generators with on-chip voltage-controlled crystal oscillators (VCXOs) replace
Signal Generators Feature Simplicity, Portability, Modularity and RF Performance
November 9, 2010 12:09 pm | Product Releases | CommentsAeroflex announced its S-Series RF signal generator family touting simplicity, portability, modularity, and RF performance at an attractive price. The first in the series is the SGA analog RF signal generators. They are compact and lightweight with
3A PoL DC-DC Power Converters Tout Reliability, Power Flexibility
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Multicore DSPs Tout 10 GHz Performance with Combined Fixed and Floating Point Capabilities
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A quick electronica preview
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Plessey Semiconductors reborn and relaunched at Electronica 2010
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Digi-Key to Unveil Redesigned Booth for electronica 2010
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Psychiatrists who work with older adults encounter diagnostic and therapeutic problems that are more complex than those encountered in young adult and middle-aged patients. Most older patients with psychiatric disorders do not fit easily into the diagnostic categories of DSM-IV-TR (American Psychiatric Association 2000) because they experience multiple symptoms that affect both physical and psychiatric functioning. This is especially true when treating the oldest members of this population (Blazer 2000). Once the problem is formulated by the clinician, usual treatment approaches must be modified both to manage the functional disability that results from the psychiatric problem and to reverse the underlying disorder.
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Acute confusion
Memory loss
Suspiciousness and agitation
Acute onset
Decreased ability to maintain attention
Difficulty shifting attention
Disorganized thinking and speech
Memory disturbance
Altered levels of consciousness
Sleep–wake cycle disturbance
Anxiety, fear, irritability, and anger
May appear apathetic and withdrawn
Fluctuating course usually brief in duration
Drugs (anticholinergic agents, sedative-hypnotics, anxiolytics, hypertensive agents, alcohol)
Withdrawal symptoms
Medications (sedative, hypnotic, anxiolytic)
Metabolic disorders
Failure of vital organs, such as liver and kidney
Nutritional disorders
Vitamin deficiency (thiamine, vitamin B12, folate)
Fluid and electrolyte imbalance
Alkalosis or acidosis
Hypernatremia or hyponatremia
Endocrine disorders
Hyperthyroidism or hypothyroidism
Addison's disease or Cushing's syndrome
Pituitary hypofunction
Cardiovascular disorders
Congestive heart failure
Cardiac arrhythmia
Myocardial infarction
Physical injury
Hyperthermia or hypothermia
Monitor levels of consciousness with brief bedside tests (serial 7s and digit span)
Check vital signs
Discontinue all nonessential medications
Establish an adequate airway (if necessary)
Administer 100 mL of 50% dextrose plus 100 mg of thiamine intravenously
Leave lights on in the room
Avoid unnecessary stimuli (e.g., keep the room quiet and simply furnished)
Use antipsychotic medications (haloperidol 0.5–1.0 mg po, bid 0.5–1.0 mg IM prn)
Memory impairment (difficulty recalling previously learned information and difficulty learning new information)
Language disturbance (seen in late phases—cannot complete a sentence)
Difficulty carrying out motor activities (despite intact motor function)
Failure to recognize objects (despite intact sensory function)
Difficulty with calculations (inability to perform serial 7s)
Focal neurological signs (in vascular dementia)
Disturbances in executive function (e.g., planning a trip to three different places)
Fluctuating course (especially in vascular dementia)
Hallucinations and delusions (prominent visual hallucinations frequent in Lewy body dementia)
Dementia of the Alzheimer's type
Vascular dementia
Dementia due to HIV disease
Dementia due to head trauma
Dementia due to Parkinson's disease
Dementia due to Huntington's disease
Dementia due to Pick's disease
Lewy body dementia
Detailed history from the patient and a family member
A mental status exam, such as the Mini-Mental State Examination
A physical, including a thorough neurological exam
Report of all medications and frequency of use
More complex neuropsychological exams
Routine laboratory exam: complete blood count, electrolytes, liver function tests, thyroid function tests, vitamin B12, and folate
Magnetic resonance imaging or computed tomography scan
Routine genetic testing is not recommended
Cholinesterase inhibitors
Donepezil (begin with 5 mg and attempt dosage of 10 mg/day)
Rivastigmine (begin with 1.5 mg bid and increase to at least 3 mg bid)
Galantamine (begin with 4–8 mg/day and increase to 16–24 mg/day)
N-methyl-d-aspartate (NMDA) receptor agonist
Memantine (begin with 5 mg/day and increase to 20 mg/day)
Primary insomnia
Sleep-disordered breathing (i.e., sleep apnea)
Nocturnal myoclonus or periodic leg movements
Sleep–wake schedule disorder
Secondary causes of insomnia
Sleep problems secondary to medication use
Anxiety disorders
Mood disorders
Dementing disorders
Comorbid physical illness (e.g., congestive heart failure, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, nocturia)
Screening (satisfaction with sleep, daytime napping, sleep–wake cycle problems, fatigue, and complaints [e.g., snoring] from a bed partner)
Medical history
Psychiatric history
Medication use
Previous treatments of insomnia
Initiate sleep at the same time each night.
Use the bed for nighttime sleeping, not for daytime napping.
Exercise, but not in late afternoon.
Avoid alcohol and caffeine during the evenings.
Eat a moderate evening meal at least 2–3 hours before bedtime.
Keep bedroom temperature between 65° and 72°F.
Use "white noise" to overcome disruptive nighttime sounds.
If unable to sleep, get out of bed and engage in some nonstimulating activity, such as reading or listening to music.
Trazodone (25–50 mg)
Zolpidem (Ambien) (5 mg)
Temazepam (Restoril) (15 mg)
Zaleplon (Sonata) (10 mg)
Eszopiclone (Lunesta) (1–2 mg)
Pulmonary emboli
Over-the-counter sympathomimetic drugs
Anticholinergic agents
Withdrawal from anxiolytic agents
Alprazolam (begin with 0.25 mg twice a day)
Oxazepam (begin with 15 mg twice a day)
Lorazepam (begin with 0.5 mg twice a day)
Buspirone (begin with 5 mg twice a day and increase to a total of 20–30 mg/day)
Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (see Table 37–20 for dosages)
Propranolol (begin with 10 mg twice a day)
Schizophrenia disorder
Late-onset delusional disorder
Organic delusional syndrome
Atypical antipsychotic agents
Risperidone (Risperdal) 1–3 mg/day
Olanzapine (Zyprexa) 5–15 mg/day
Quetiapine (Seroquel) 50–100 mg/day
Older antipsychotic agents
Haloperidol (Haldol) 0.5–2.0 mg/day
Psychologically disarm the patient by helping him or her to express his or her fears.
Distract the attention of the older patient.
Provide directions to the patient in simple terms.
Communicate clearly and concisely.
Communicate expectations.
Avoid arguing and defending.
Avoid threatening body language or gestures.
Remain at a safe distance from the patient until help is available.
Do not complain of depression spontaneously
Lose but rarely gain weight
Complain of insomnia but rarely of sleeping too much
Complain of problems with concentration and memory loss
Test positive for impairment on psychological testing
Suffer from anhedonia
May exhibit psychotic symptoms more frequently than middle-aged adults
Complete blood count (CBC)
Triiodothyronine (T3), thyroxine (T4), free thyroxine index, thyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH)
Venereal Disease Research Laboratory test (VDRL)
Vitamin B12 and folate assays
Chemistry screen (sodium, chlorine, potassium, blood urea nitrogen, calcium, glucose creatine)
Thyroid-releasing hormone stimulation test (TRHS)
Screening for HIV
Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors
Fluoxetine (Prozac) (10 mg/day)
Sertraline (Zoloft) (50 mg/day in divided doses)
Paroxetine (Paxil) (10 mg/day)
Citalopram (Celexa) (10 mg/day)
Escitalopram (Lexapro) (10 mg/day)
Trazodone (Desyrel) (50 mg at night)
Serotonin and norepinephrine reuptake inhibitors
Venlafaxine (Effexor) (37.5 mg/day)
Duloxetine (Cymbalta) (20 mg once or twice a day)
Tricyclic antidepressants
Nortriptyline (50–75 mg at night)
Desipramine (50–75 mg at night)
Belief of suffering from one or more serious illnesses
Exaggerated interpretation of physical signs
Chronic course
Symptoms frequently focused in the abdominal and genitourinary areas
Concerns not relieved by reassurance from the physician
Exaggerated side effects from medications
Control excessive use of health care services.
Decrease concern and anxiety in the patient.
Provide assurance of professional commitment to managing the patient's condition.
Decrease family stress and facilitate capability of family to provide social support.
Decrease the anxiety, anger, and frustration of the health care professional treating the patient.
Prescribe medications with caution.
Acute confusion is much more common in hospitalized older adults than usually recognized. Careful screening is necessary to identify these patients.
Working with the family of the patient with memory loss is key to easing the suffering of the patient and preventing institutionalization prior to when absolutely necessary.
Good sleep hygiene is more important than pharmacological management of insomnia in older adults.
Generalized anxiety is usually comorbid with other conditions, such as depression or physical illness. Diagnosing comorbid conditions is the first step to managing anxiety in older adults.
Suspiciousness and agitation are the most disruptive symptoms of dementing disorders.
Uncomplicated depression in late life is as responsive to treatment as in midlife. Depression comorbid with physical illness or memory loss is much more difficult to treat.
Implementing a structured approach to each patient contact with a hypochondriacal patient can reduce the overuse of health care services significantly.


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EL CENTRO: Police seek help in catching burglary suspect
Police are calling for the public's help to identify a burglar who was caught on video stealing a cash register at a business near the 1100 block of S. McCullom Street last month.
The burglary took place the evening of Oct. 26, when a male described as being either a light-skinned African-American or a Hispanic, broke into an auto parts store, El Centro police Cmdr. Jeff Mason said.
The surveillance video shows the medium- to heavy-built bald man breaking the glass out of a door, ducking down and through the door and then rushing to the counter toward the cash register.
After breaking open the counter with his hands following a nearly three-minute struggle, the man removed the register and exited through the front door. The cash register had some $2,000 in cash, said Mason, who believes the burglar is a county resident.
Three days after the burglary the stolen register was found outside a medical office near the 2100 block of Ross Avenue.
Video surveillance from the medical office showed a car believed to be either a Nissan or a Toyota with a faded hood entering the parking lot.
The suspected burglar exited the car with the cash register and then smashed the cash register against the ground. The register broke open, and the suspect took the money and drove away, according to a press statement.
"We are looking to the public to help us identify this burglar," according to Mason. "We have a significant amount of physical evidence, but we do not know who the suspect is."
Anyone with information on the suspect or the vehicle in question is encouraged to call Detective Dorian Meneses at 760-337-4507. Those wishing to remain anonymous may do so.
6-year-old boy is hit by car
A 6-year-old boy suffered minor injuries after being hit by a slow-moving car Wednesday morning near the corner of Ninth and Main streets.
The boy, who was accompanied by an adult, was crossing the street at around 7:40 a.m., and the motorist didn't yield the right of way and knocked the boy to the ground, Cmdr. Jeff Mason said.
Firefighters responded to the call and administered first aid, Mason said, who noted that while the boy complained about ankle pain, there was no transfer to the hospital.
IMPERIAL: Woman suffers head injury when car rolls
An 18-year-old Imperial woman's car rolled over today in a single-car accident, according to a California Highway Patrol official.
The 18-year-old was on Forrester Road near Monte Road around 11:38 a.m. when she drifted, failed to negotiate a curve and lost control before her 1994 Ford Escort rolled. She complained of pain to her head.
No more information was immediately available.
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PORTS OF ENTRY: More than $1M in drugs seized
More than $1 million in estimated street value of narcotics was seized in four incidents last weekend at the Calexico and Andrade ports of entry, according to a U.S. Customs and Border Protection release.
The first seizure was Friday. Officers with the port's Anti-Terrorism Contraband Enforcement Team sent a 23-year-old Huron woman and her car for further examination. A dog alerted to the dashboard area where officers found 17 packages of methamphetamine and six packages of cocaine.
The 41 pounds of drugs are estimated to be worth $570,000. The driver was arrested.
The second seizure occurred Friday at the Andrade Port of Entry when a 40-year-old Yuma man and vehicle were targeted for further examination. Officers found eight packages of cocaine hidden in the vehicle. The narcotic weighed 20 pounds with a street value of about $240,000. The driver was arrested.
The third seizure was Saturday at the Calexico downtown port when a CBP officer noticed a 19-year-old man acting nervously as he entered the port's pedestrian lane. He was referred to secondary examination where officers removed eight packages of methamphetamine attached to him. The drugs weighed 7 pounds and have an estimated street value of $105,000. The Spring Valley resident was arrested.
The last seizure was Sunday also at the Calexico downtown Port of Entry when a canine team alerted to a car in line. Officers found 20 wrapped packages of methamphetamine hidden inside the car. The narcotic weighed 10 pounds with a street value of about $150,000. The 45-year-old male Mexican citizen and lawful permanent resident of Sanger was arrested.
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Join us for a panel discussion with Sean Theriault and Former Congresswomen Barbara Kennelly and Nancy Johnson. Find out whether more women in Congress can help solve the problems of hyper-partisanship and polarization.
Sean Theriault will sign copies of his new book before the panel discussion.
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Run with us to help close the gender gap in political leadership!
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The Path to a Female President
The New Yorker cites Jen and Richard Fox's research on how there is an ambition gap between men and women.
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Watch Jen's interview with C-SPAN's Book TV about her book, Becoming a Candidate: Political Ambition and the Decision to Run for Office.
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A Rift Among Senate Women: It's About Time
Jen comments on the fact that female senators sometimes disagree with one another - even when they're in the same party! And this might actually indicate equality, as opposed to a cat fight.
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Argus Leader cites Richard Fox and Jen's research on the gender gap in American politics.
Florida Special Previews Democrats' 2014 Play for Women
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Republicans Struggle to GROW Women in Recruitment Drive
Jen comments on the GOP's efforts to recruit female candidates.
Edward Fitzpatrick: Raimondo Adds Half Cup of Sugar to Campaign Recipe
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Tonight is the last night of Hanukkah so thought I'd share a few images from our celebration. These photos are from the second night when we lit 2 candles plus the shamash. I've received a number of emails with questions regarding lighting the candles. The basics are as follows: We start on the first night lighting 2 candles -- The first candle stands for the first night of Hanukkah and the second one is called the shamash (or "helper-candle.") The shamash is lit first, used to light the other candle (or candles) and then put into the 9th place on the Hanukkiah which usually stands a little taller then the other holders on the candelabra. On the second night we light 3 candles (the shamash and two "regular" candles) and so on each night until all the candles are lit. For more details you can have a look here... You can also find more background and the story of Hanukkah here.
On the third night of Hanukkah we discovered we had a latke-thief in our midst, pilfering latkes from dinner plates on the kitchen table.
He showed not a bit of remorse as he gobbled up his stolen goods -- instead, he tried to run away. We found him easily due to the bits of latke he trailed along the way, and honestly, the whole ordeal left us nearly apoplectic with laughter. For a good, basic latke recipe, you can have a look here.
Hoping your holiday has been filled with laughter and light, too!


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Please Don't Quote Me This Week
PART II – THERE ARE NUMEROUS WAYS to celebrate Farm Week throughout the countryside. Please Don't Quote Me focuses on the magazine Farm Journal last week, telling about how influential the periodical has been over the hundred thirty-five years it's been published and how it reflects what was going on in agriculture all that time.
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EAST MOLINE, IL – Mike Smiddy from Hillsdale, IL announced his candidacy for State Representative in the 71st District in September 2011. The Prairie Advocate News conducted a video interview with Smiddy on Thursday, October 18, 2012, at the United Auto Workers' Richard Shoemacher Hall in East Moline. The complete interview may be viewed below..
Smiddy currently works for the Illinois Dept. of Corrections as a Supply Supervisor, and is an active member of the American Federation of State, County & Municipal Employees Union (AFSCME) Local 46 at the East Moline Correctional Center.
His wife, Deb, is a teacher at the East Moline School District #37. She formerly taught Music at Mount Carroll in 1995. The couple have two children.
"The political climate here in Illinois is such that people want to know the reality of what we face and concrete solutions to get us past those challenges."
Despite Illinois' rank of 49th in the nation for job creation under a Democratic-led House, Senate, and Governor, Smiddy said that Illinois leadership needs to ensure strong economic development, and a job creation/retention plan.
Smiddy said he plans to be a full-time representative. "I want to know you, get to know your issues that are important to families like mine - and yours."
Smiddy has raised a total of $335,385 so far, including $83,531 in the third quarter, according to the Illinois State Board of Elections.
The biggest benefactors of Mike Smiddy for State Representative are as follows:
AFSCME Illinois Special PAC - $153,146
AFSCME Illinois Council No. 31 - $143,820
AFSCME International - $50,000
Illinois PAC For Education - $37,000
Personal PAC - $22,990
Laborers' Local Union 309 - $22,000
SEIU Healthcare IL IN PAC - $20,000
(PA photo/Tom Kocal)
The Prairie Advocate News appreciates the opportunity to interview the candidates during this busy campaign season. To date, video interviews with State Senator Mike Jacobs, State Representative Rich Morthland, and his opponent, Mike Smiddy, may be viewed at www.pacc-news.com. Plans are to add video interviews with Sen. Jacobs' opponent Bill Albrecht, and for U.S. Congressman Bobby Schilling and his opponent, Cheri Bustos, before Friday, October 26. It is the wish of The Prairie Advocate News to offer these side-by-side, apples with apples, face-to-face comparisons of the candidates and their views on local, state and federal issues.


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It's finally here. The Strasburg watch is finally over as the second coming of fantasy Jesus is here. I saw him in the cave on Sunday getting limber for his 2 awaited starts. I am tempering expectations, since he is going to be on a innings limit.
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DeepEyez said...
Why would you rather be in other conference other than your own? You do realize this mess is all Swofford's fault, right?
We are a cable network and a brand spanking new TV deal away from making $25-$30 million dollars. Sounds like a lot a money for little, old ACC? Well if it does, that's because you've been conditioned to think that you can't do better than you already have.
$25-$30 million is what the SEC & B1G are about to see in just a few short months.
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GoingHeels said...
If we end up in the B1G, we will suffer on the recruiting front. Kids are not going to want to play on the road in the Midwest in late fall, early winter when they can play in the southeast at places that are more familiar to them and carry more cache. Kids in our recruiting footprint (NC, SC, GA, VA, FL) aren't going to be excited about a game in the Shoe or the Big House once every 4-6 years.
Maryland is on the hook for the $50M. ACC is not cash poor. Maryland was the only athletic department that was in dire straits financially. The remaining ACC athletic departments are healthy (to my knowledge). No reason for the ACC to rush to settle this when Maryland refuses to pay. Withhold this years and next years payout (approximately $34M) and tell them we will see you in court. The wheels of justice turn slow in the court system.
Other teams and conferences are waiting to see what happens. Make it waiting game and make them wait for prolonged litigation with a massive number pre-trial hearings and expert witness dispositions. Distribute Maryland's ACC share, if you can avoid putting it in trust by having the parties stipulate that at a minimum the exit fee is $20-25M, to keep the remaining ACC schools happy while they wait. That will slow down some teams considering other conferences, especially the Big 12 where you sacrifice 12 years of media rights upon departure.
At least, that is the way I would play it.
Foxxen said...
This is a giant game of Risk, but using conferences on the gameboard instead of countries. Not sure that waiting around is going to pay off for the ACC. There are five conferences at the table right now, and it looks like the Big 12 and the ACC are the two fighting to not be the first one out of the game.
As a Buckeye fan who lives in Maryland and is married to a Tarheel fan, this whole game is very interesting to me. I just hope that it works out so that the great rivalries (OSU/MICH and UNC/DUKE) are never lost.
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1) And the school that has the second most NFL players in the conference just packed their bags and left.
2) if Notre Dame came in as a full member I highly doubt we would have left. But partial membership (think ND, Texas) destabilizes a conference, and its impossible to argue that UMD's athletic future isn't better in the B10.3) Florida State and Clemson are likely next, and then it's Tar Heels and Cavaliers to the B10. I would love to be in a pod with UVA, UNC, and Penn State.
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GoingHeels said...
1) Wrong.
1 - Miami (I don't feel like counting but it is a ton) 2 - FSU (26) 3 - UNC (23) 3 - Maryland (23) 5 - Virginia Tech (22) 6 - Clemson (21) 7 - Georgia Tech (20) 8 - Boston College (19) 9 - Virginia (19) 10 - NC State (18) 11 - Wake Forest (8) 12 - Duke (4)
2) Wrong. Maryland was unable to fund its athletics department. The move to the B1G was 100% a money grab. It has nothing to do with ND partial membership and everything to do with the red in your ledger. Face it. You whored yourself out because you need the money. Don't try to rationalize the move because you can't manage your own budget.
3) Time will tell. Heard that Delany's power play may end up greasing the move to the SEC if the ACC can't survive. Can't destabilize the ACC and stand there with open arms. I know that some big hitters are pissed!
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