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Winners of IntelliJ IDEAL Plug-in Contest Announced
Yesterday the results of JetBrains' annual contest for the best plug-in to IntelliJ IDEA were announced. 7 plug-ins were selected by the jury composed of IntelliJ IDEA development team members. Their respective authors will take away great cash and software prizes. For more details about the contest please visit the dedicated Plug-ins Site.
Congratulations to these winning plugins!
|XSLT-Debugger by Sascha Weinreuter, Germany
|Struts 2 by Yann Cébron, Germany
|Database Navigator (for Oracle) by Dan Cioca, Switzerland
|IntelliJad by Steve Chaloner, UK
And kudos to these honorable mention winners!
|Spell Checker by Alexey Efimov and Sergiy Dubovik, Russia
|xStructure by Sylvain Francois, France
|Grok by Paulo Mattos and Hugo Francisco Baes, Brazil
We would like to congratulate the winners, express our appreciation to the co-sponsors for the generous prizes, and encourage new participants to take part in the next year's contest
Great challenge and great benefits!
Rick Ross replied on Fri, 2008/02/01 - 7:53am
Thank goodness for the plugin authors, I am grateful to all of them! The last thing I want to do when I get started on something is to be required to write a tool extension for my IDE, so I really value the dedication and effort of the folks who do. It'sone of those things where I benefit every day and don't necessarily realize it.
So, thank you to ALL plugin authors, and congratulations to the contest winners!


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La Crosse, Wis. – Career highs for Viterbo University women's basketball player Jenna Engh and men's basketball player David Shepard helped each of them be named Midwest Collegiate Conference player of the Week announced today by MCC sports information director Wade Steinlage.
Engh had a fantastic offensive week for the V-Hawks but more importantly she played great all around games in both of Viterbo's contest last week. First against #15 ranked St. Ambrose University, Engh scored a career high 38 points on 11-25 shooting including 6-14 from three point range. She was also 10-12 from the free throw line while also recording six steals. Then on Saturday, Engh led the V-Hawks with 21 points to go along with 4 rebounds and 6 assists. She was 10-11 from the free throw line and 3-6 from long range in Viterbo's 76-66 win over Grand View University. Engh has been on a scoring rampage throughout the conference schedule as she is averaging a league best 21.5 points per game and 3.5 three-pointers per game.
"Jenna had a great week and helped our team pick up a gratifying win in what has been a difficult season," commented Head Coach Bobbi Vandenberg. "We were also very competitive in a seven point loss at the St. Ambrose gym against the 15th ranked team in the NAIA II. Even though her scoring stands out, Jenna also did a good job of distributing the ball, rebounding and defending some great players. She has come back from a serious ankle sprain in December to be a better player than she was before the injury."
Like Engh, this is the first time that Shepard has been honored by the MCC with the weekly honor. Shepard finished the week averaging 22.5 points per game, 10.0 rebounds per game and 2.5 assists per game. In Viterbo's 79-76 loss to MCC leading St. Ambrose University on Wednesday, Shepard finished with 17 points, 9 rebounds and 3 assists. Then on Saturday, Shepard scored a career high 28 points and grabbed 11 rebounds to help the V-Hawks defeat Grand View University 87-73. Shepard has been a constant for the V-Hawks all season but has really picked it up in conference play as he is second in the lead in scoring (18.4 ppg) and rebounding (8.8 rpg).
"David has been preforming consistently all season long for us," commented head coach Wayne Wagner. "It is nice to see him get recognized for his efforts this past week."
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CSC hosts 41st annual High Plains band and Music Festival
The Chadron State College music department is hosting over 230 high school musicians from nearly 2 dozen schools in 3 states Monday and Tuesday for the 41st annual High Plains Band and Choir Music Festival.
The High Plains Festival was started by Chadron State to give high school musicians a chance to work with talented peers and gain teaching and guidance from college professors.
CSC music faculty member and festival coordinator Brooks Hafey says the young musicians submitted audition recordings last fall with the CSC music faculty selecting the participants for the 4 groups: honor band, honor choir, festival band, and women's choir.
Serving as clinician and director of the Festival Band is Youngstown State University Director of Athletic Bands and music professor Dr Brandt Payne. Brandt has also taught at the University of Hawaii and was interim Associate Director of Bands and studio trombone teacher at the University of Wyoming for a year.
While students are in rehearsal, their 30 or so high school directors have the opportunity of attending reading sessions and clinics that focus on their areas of teaching expertise. Hafey says Payne will lead one of those clinics.
Hafey says there will be two free public performances during the festival, one this afternoon featuring CSC musicans and the other tomorrow afternoon with the four festival groups.
Again, the Showcase Recital with CSC students and faculty is 3:00 today with the Festival vocal groups in concert tomorrow at 5:00, followed by the bands at 6:00...all in the Memorial Hall Auditorium.
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TOBIAS STÄBLER snapped new images featuring our favourite childhood stars for Disneyland Paris on location – with a strong focus on Minnie Mouse. And he also created this personal series, which we are pleased to present here on GoSee, in New York – the night portraits behind glass show many different cultures and hairstyles.19.10.2013 // ADD article TO MY GOSEE // SHOW article
Photographer Tobias STÄBLER went to sunny and sport-loving Cape Town for client DECATHLON. It doesn't matter if you are young or old, cycling or walking … Cape Town is all about sports – making it an ideal environment for shooting Decathlon's functional fashion. The commissioning agency was BETC. Subsequently Tobias produced some free images, which are also very sporty. Though in terms of climate it was quite a different story. Portraits and action in blue and w …20.04.2013 // ADD article TO MY GOSEE // SHOW article
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KNSK commissioned Tobias Stäbler to photograph an advertising motif for client TOTAL. Julia Prochworuk was in charge of art buying. In addition to this Tobias photographed another series of kids motifs for OTTO. The agency was Donkey Communications. GoSee presents a selection of the results. Tobias shot portraits of businessmen in Paris that are part of the Les Henokiens association. Membership is only open to family businesses, which have been run consistently by the same founding …04.03.2013 // ADD article TO MY GOSEE // SHOW article
Tobias STÄBLER photographed more new motifs in Paris for DISNEY. As you can see, Tobias, his team and the little stars clearly had loads of fun with Mickey and Co. This was followed by a shoot in Hamburg, commissioned by Coast Communication, where he photographed 'real people' for SAGA GWG, Germany's largest communal property company. Saga rents a total of 130,000 private properties and 1,500 commercial properties in Hamburg and has over 90 years of experience as an …15.10.2012 // ADD article TO MY GOSEE // SHOW article
Tobias Stäbler is also new at GoSee. The photographer from Hamburg specialises in kids, people and lifestyle. Tobias recently shot emotional images for DISNEY in Disneyland Paris. He also produced the new 'Say it With your Eyes' campaign aimed at teenagers for CIBAVISION contact lenses. The November issue of JUNIOR MAGAZINE features the 'Twin Peaks' series, photographed by Tobias near Woodstock, NY. He photographed kids and their sketched solutions for specific problems and issue …09.11.2011 // ADD article TO MY GOSEE // SHOW article


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Kathleen Moore, born in Chicago, Illinois was raised in Huntsville, Alabama. She began her serious dance training at the Alabama School of Fine Arts (ASFA) under the tutelage of Dame Sonia Arova and Thor Sutowski. Kathleen also attended summer session in New York, at the School of American Ballet and the American Ballet Theatre School, before graduating from ASFA as a National Scholar in the Arts and moving to New York as a member of American Ballet Theatre's junior company, ABT II when she was 16 years old.
Miss Moore joined American Ballet Theatre as a member of the corps de ballet in 1982, was appointed Soloist by Mikhail Baryshnikov in 1988, and Principal Dancer in 1991. Her roles with ABT were many, working in the classics as well as the dramatic and modern repertory.
Miss Moore created the role of The Girl in The Informer by Agnes de Mille, leading roles in Mark Morris' Drink To MeOnly With Thine Eyes, in Twyla Tharp's How Near Heaven and Jump Start, and she was chosen by Antony Tudor to dance the role of Hagar in Pillar of Fire shortly before his death.
She was also a member of the premiere tour of the White Oak Dance Project under the direction of Mikhail Baryshnikov and Mark Morris in 1990, and has appeared in several dance documentaries, the Herbert Ross movie Dancers and was interviewed on The Charlie Rose Show.
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SATURDAY 2:00 -sza (Fountain Lawn Stage)
She seems extremely impressive, I might check her out just because she's holding her own in the hip hop...
Super exciting! I was about to get my ticket then I realized I wouldn't have anyone to go with :/
MONDAY 2:00 - Campfire OK (Fountain Lawn Stage)
Think The Head and the Heart but at a higher pitch. I like, I like ver ver much.
MONDAY 2:30 - Capital Cities (Mainstage)
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Party People! I have the absolute pleasure of hosting The Battle of The Word Poetry Slam at Bumbershoot!
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SUNDAY 12:15 - Manatee Commune (Pavilion Stage)
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Digital Original: Touchcode & NFC are New Technologies to Watch
The ways people communicate continues to change as we enter a new year. The latest announcement is that smartphones will start reading new invisible electronic code printed on paper when you touch the printed material to a screen.
According to reports, Touchcode allows smartphone users to unlock content in apps or Web pages by touching the screen to printed materials that have been embedded with a thin layer of capacitive material. When a user holds the paper to a capacitive touchscreen, it sends a complex code that's interpreted by a Touchcode-enabled app or website. It also works with tablets and other multi-touch devices.
Touchcodes can be used for launching Web pages, enabling coupon codes, event ticketing, or even mobile payments. It eliminates the need for an ugly QR code or barcode and doesn't require access to your device's camera.
Printing companies can license the technology from Printechnologics and add the inexpensive Touchcode layer to their production processes. The cost is projected to add less than a penny to the individual printed piece. Check out how it works at www.touchcode.de.
It will take a while for Touchcode to become widespread. Until then, the use of QR codes continues to grow. Scanlife, a mobile barcode solution provider, reports that QR code scans by consumers were up 157 percent in Q1 2012 over Q1 2011, and other reports show that use is increasing among retailers, manufacturers, and others. The wider adoption of smartphones is spurring this growth. For printers, QR codes provide an easy way to link the printed message to the online message.
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Other technology is making its way onto the printed piece. Computer chips are getting small enough to slip into printed materials such as business cards. Moo.com released its first Near Field Communication (NFC) business card recently as part of a public beta trial. The chip is programmed to link to a landing page featuring the user's contact information.
Moo has embedded an NFC chip in the sandwich layer of its multi-layer Luxe business cards, which it produces and sells. It also manufactures the multi-layer NFC cards in-house.
Moo, which is planning a full roll-out of the NFC-enabled cards in 2013, is using the open beta to gather information about how customers use the technology ahead of the full launch. Because the chips are rewriteable, anyone with an NFC-enabled smartphone will be able to write and rewrite the URL on the chip to link to whatever digital property they choose.
To show how the cards could be used, Moo gave the examples of a real estate agent highlighting different daily listings, a local retailer linking to seasonal sales and promotions, and a jewelry designer at a craft fair linking to a product catalog.
One potential setback is the relative lack of NFC-enabled smartphones currently on the market. This is expected to change in the coming years with several companies announcing the introduction of NFC smartphones.
As smartphones become more of an integration tool between print and the Internet, printers are finding the devices do more than make calls. A new app named Print Watchdog (www.print watchdog.com) allows print shop owners to track all of their printing jobs online and see status of the jobs immediately. The cost is $9.95 a month. Check it out at your phone's app store.
Software Improvements
Software advances continue in the prepress department. Markzware (www.MyPRINTResource.com/10006559) has released Q2ID for CS6 (InDesign plugin to convert QuarkXPress to InDesign CS6) for the Windows platform. The program eliminates the need to recreate the contents of a QuarkXPress file within Adobe InDesign, and the latest version has been seamlessly integrated with the latest release of Adobe InDesign CS6.
Managing all the new prepress software from Adobe can be difficult. If you are like most printers, you have several versions of the software and that can cause installation problems. Adobe has a free tool named the Adobe Creative Suite Cleaner Tool that helps resolve installation problems for Adobe Creative Suite 6, Adobe Creative Cloud, and Adobe Creative Suite versions 5.5 to 6.
The tool can clean up install records for any pre-release (beta) installations of these Creative Suite products. The Cleaner Tool is designed to not interfere with existing installations of previous versions of Adobe Creative Suite products. It does, however, allow you to remove them if you so choose. For more information, visit adobe.com and download the CS Cleaner Tool.
John Giles is a consultant and technology director for CPrint International. He is the author of "12 Secrets for Digital Success" and "The DTP PriceList". He can be reached at 954-224-1942 or firstname.lastname@example.com. You can also find John on Twitter at @JohnG247 and LinkedIn. Read his blog at www.MyPRINTResource.com/blogs/john-giles. Order John's books from Crouser & Associates (www.MyPRINTResource.com/10004688).


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Hi from Rick: The Art of Sharing Art
In just a few weeks you can look forward to a new season of Rick Steves' Europe shows on public television (around October 1 for most stations). Two of our new shows will be on the Netherlands, home to some of Europe's most legendary art. One of the joys of producing our series is the chance to be all alone in Europe's great museums while they're closed to the public. In Amsterdam this past month, we were in both the Rijksmuseum and the Van Gogh Museum for about 90 minutes before their 10 a.m. opening time.
When my producer, cameraman, and I have a museum to ourselves, the clock is steadily ticking down the minutes before the public pours in. An escort from the museum sticks with us every minute, making sure we stay within our permitted bounds. The cameraman shoots the art every which way... Read more


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A growing number of well-established eateries from the suburbs are taking a chance on our developing downtown.
As part of Cleveland's budding foodie culture, several popular suburban restaurants are now expanding. They are bringing their clientele and their cuisine to downtown.
"They're looking at opportunity. The suburbs are always going to be consistent. But downtown is booming and great restaurateurs want to be a part of downtown," said 19 Action News Food Critic, General Jason. Michael Symon's B Spot and corned beef authority Corky and Lenny's, are both gambling on a Horseshoe Casino location. And previously exclusive to Boca Raton, South Beach and Beachwood, Red, the Steakhouse is slated to open on Prospect Avenue and E. 4th in early October."We feel like our brand will do very well downtown and we'd like some exposure to the west side. Downtown is our gateway to the west side," said Red Restaurant Group COO, Jonathan Gross. Now Barroco, a Lakewood Latin America street food hot spot, is open on W. 6th Street.
General Jason says we'll likely see more of this.
"The most important things with restaurants in any neighborhood or downtown setting is filling a need. So restaurateurs that might have fantastic steak places in the suburbs, or tacos they see opportunity here -- see a deficiency in food and they fill it and they're successful," said General Jason.Winks, part of the suburban chain, Winking Lizard, opened last fall at the Galleria. Ownership cited new apartments and the convention center as reason enough. "You've got all these travelers, the hotels, the Westin is getting ready to blast open with a $65 million renovation so were going to capitalize on the people coming to our city and they want to see something local," said John Lane, Winking Lizard partner.
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tl;dr: Fuck, I don't know. I'm not in the prediction business. But plan for it. And behave accordingly.
A lot of people have been talking about how 2013 will be harder for startups and fast growing companies. Tiresome things like the endless discussion about the Series A crunch, more conservative behavior from VCs due to the performance of Facebook, Groupon, and Zynga in the public market, and overall concerns about the economy dominate. Counterarguments prevail as different people try to predict and justify what's going to happen.
All I know is that I have no idea what is going to happen. The macro is exogenous to me – I can't impact or control it. So rather than try to predict what is going to happen, I'm going to assume a tougher 2013 for startups until I have evidence that it's not.
I sent Fred Wilson's post Advice for 2013: Deliver On Your Promises out to our CEO email list. I felt like Fred's punch line was powerful.
"So if I can give entrepreneurs a single piece of advice for 2013 it would be to deliver on your promises. Not just to your investors but also to your team and ultimately to yourself. This is no time to be in denial. That is a lethal attribute in times like these."
That generated a response on the email thread about actionable advice. So, I responded with two examples:
1. Recognize that your expense plan will be linked to your promises. Tighten the time frame – do what a lot of successful companies have done in the past. Rather than having an annual 2013 plan, have a 1H13 and 2H13 plan. Lag your headcount growth behind what you need by a quarter, running "hot" on all fronts as you try to get the growth you expect. Hire only when this growth materializes. Then, replan 2H13 and 1H14 at the end of 1H13.
2. Make sure you know exactly how much money your EXISTING investors have reserved for you and are willing to fund you in 2013 independent of any new outside investors. Don't ever be in a position where you need a new outside investor to continue operating your business.
I've got a bunch of others, but I'm curious what you think. Operate under the hypothesis that 2013 will be harder for startups than 2012. What are you going to do different in 2013?
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If you are interested in Social Computing in the Enterprise, NewsGator has just put up a Social Computing Best Practices & Resources on their web site. In addition to a bunch of NewsGator generated content, it has useful links to some of the key blogs on Social Computing in the Enterprise as well as the analysts who cover this area.
NewsGator and Burton Group are also doing a webinar series on IT Best Practices for Enterprise Social Networking – check it out if you are into this stuff.
I've been wandering around telling people that 2008 is the year that all of the consumer Internet innovations we've been
blessed with exposed to will be finding their way into the enterprise. The Denver Post has a nice article titled Work, connected by social networking that describes (albeit at a high level) Alpine Access' implementation of HiveLive.
Knowing HiveLive well (I'm an early personal investor), they are a great example of how this is going to play out. One of our portfolio companies – Rally Software – has been using HiveLive to power their Agile Commons community for over a year (if you are a practitioner of Agile software development, take a look.) HiveLive has taken many of the innovations of social networking and reconfigured them in a way that is ideally suited for collaboration inside and across enterprises – and has done it using a SaaS model that is easy to quickly and affordably implement.
Look for a lot more examples of this in 2008.
CIO Magazine, that paragon of business wisdom, has a a list of five Five Favorite Facebook Widgets for Business Users. My TechStars friends J-Squared weigh in on the list with Sticky Notes. Entertaining.
I have very smart friends. They challenge me all the time. One of them sent me the following email in response to my recent posts about the enterprise such as Get Ready For Selling To The Enterprise To Be A Big Deal Again.
His question / comment was: What are the types of Web2.0 things you see moving into the enterprise? Or is it more "conceptually" rather than specific-product oriented? I see update of wikis; I think the EventVue type of nice app will be taken up; but the two biggest things in the last couple of years are the dominance of Google (which is already used in the enterprise), and Facebook, which just does not seem applicable in an enterprise sense (people use it, but kind of the same way they use LinkedIn.
I responded with: I describe it as "consumer Internet innovations migrating to the enterprise" rather than "Web 2.0 in the Enterprise" (although the second is how the pundits want to coin Enterprise 2.0.) The componentry is what is interesting.
- Broad adoption of RSS
- Content tagging
- Social computing for filtering / communication / relevance
- Embedded search across systems
- Broad audio / video interoperability within and across companies ("unified communication" – finally)
- Industrial strength web-based apps (there is still a remarkable amount of legacy desktop app infrastructure)
- Collaboration (this is wiki)
- Integration of collaboration and legacy data (database driving wiki)
When you think of enterprise, don't think of < 1000 people. That's SMB and can easily adopt the consumer facing and SaaS stuff. Think 10,000+ with an IT organization and a ton of legacy shit. That's where the fun (and money) is.
He responded with: All these things make sense to me. It seems like the key is that the way you adapt them to the enterprise may actually be quite different than the way they are used and organized in consumer circles. The children that develop the consumer app will get hammered in the enterprise unless they bring in some gray.


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ANAHEIM -- When the Dodgers take the field in Milwaukee for Monday's 2007 regular season opener, a certain presence will be missing.Manny Mota, a coach with the team since 1980 and a fixture in the dugout most of that tenure, will be watching from his home in Montrose. It's part of the Dodgers' response to Major League Baseball's strict enforcement of a rule that permits only six coaches in uniform and on the field during games.
Those six are the first-base, third-base, bench, pitching, hitting and bullpen coaches. MLB has threatened fines for teams not in compliance."Manny Mota is a legend on and off the field, and he has been for many years," manager Grady Little said before Game 3 of the Freeway Series with the Angels. Mota will not travel with the team in 2007, but when the team is at home he will continue as a coach in all phases of the position except for game-time activity. After helping in a pregame capacity, he'll dress and watch the game from the club level. "I feel fine," Mota said when asked for his reaction. "Rules are rules and that's that. I'm glad and grateful to be part of this organization. ... Wherever they need me, that's where I'll be. I will be a Dodger for the rest of my life." Mota's 20-year Major League playing career produced a career-record 150 pinch hits, which stood from 1979 until 2001, when it was broken by Lenny Harris. Mota broke in with San Francisco in 1962 and played with five teams, predominantly with the Dodgers (1970-1982). Little's response to the crackdown echoed Mota's.
"It's a rule," the manager said. "Things change in the game of baseball, but the game continues."Mota said the adjustment won't knock him off stride, even the part about not traveling with the club. "On Monday, I'll watch from home, but my spirit will be with my team."
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Who do you blame for the Cowboys' loss to Green Bay?
DALLAS — Another Sunday, another game, and another ride on the emotional roller coaster that is the Dallas Cowboys.
You build to that peak and all too often, it's downhill from there.
"I actually thought they played really well the first half and I was like, 'Who is this team against the Green Bay Packers?'" said fan Gina Heinin. "And then the whole second half I'm like, 'What happened?' Who has that big of a lead and then blows it in the second half?"
When the shock wears off, fans start asking questions.
"If at the end of the day we're running the ball down their throat in the first quarter and it's working, why do we always stop?" asked Shawn Walker.
"Everybody in the bar notices it; it's like how do they not notice it?" Vincent Spann asked.
Then, blame starts getting passed around, no matter who or what you are. Heinin brought her lucky beer koozie to the bar on Sunday.
"I brought it out tonight so they would win, but they didn't. So maybe it's not good luck," she said. "Or maybe I need a new koozie."
Or perhaps new faces?
"It definitely starts at the top, and we know Jerry [Jones] is not going to relinquish his GM duties," Spann said.
Whatever the magic fix is, fans here say it's high time it happens.
"You want to see a winning season, a good season, a playoff season, go deep in the playoffs," Walker said. "A Super Bowl would be nice; maybe that's asking for too much... I don't know."
And until then, no matter how painful, the faithful will keep watching.
"Yeah, we're gluttons for punishment!" Spann said.
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Salmonella poisoning leads to an infection known as Salmonellosis. Every year, approximately 40,000 cases of Salmonella poisoning are reported in the United States. Since many milder cases are not diagnosed or reported, the actual number of infections may be more than 30 times greater. Salmonellosis is more common in the summer than winter.
Children are the most likely to get Salmonella poisoning. Young children, the elderly, and those with weakened immune systems are most at risk. Approximately 600 people die every year from acute salmonellosis.
Symptoms of Salmonella PoisoningSymptoms typically show up 12 to 72 hours after infection, last 4 to 7 days, and most persons recover without treatment. The most common symptoms are:
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Treatment of Salmonella PoisoningSalmonella infections usually get better without treatment in 5-7 days. Treatment is necessary if the victim becomes severely dehydrated or the infection spreads through the blood. Victims of severe diarrhea may need intravenous fluids. Severe cases may get antibiotics.
Victims with diarrhea usually recover completely, although it may be several months before their bowel habits are completely normal. A small number of victims of Salmonella poisoning will go on to develop pains in the joints, eye irritation, and painful urination. Called Reiter's syndrome, it can last for months or years and can lead to chronic arthritis. Antibiotic treatment doesn't change whether or not the victim later develops arthritis.
Avoiding Salmonella PoisoningThere is no vaccine for Salmonella. Follow these steps to avoid Salmonella infections:
- Cook poultry, ground beef, and eggs thoroughly before eating. Do not eat or drink foods containing raw eggs, or raw unpasteurized milk. Raw eggs may be unrecognized in some foods such as homemade hollandaise sauce, caesar and other homemade salad dressings, tiramisu, homemade ice cream, homemade mayonnaise, cookie dough, and frostings.
- If you are served undercooked meat, poultry or eggs in a restaurant, don't hesitate to send it back to the kitchen for further cooking. Poultry and meat, including hamburgers, should be well-cooked, not pink in the middle.
- Wash hands, kitchen work surfaces, and utensils with soap and water immediately after they have been in contact with raw meat or poultry.
- Thoroughly wash produce before consuming.
- Peel and discard outer leaves or rinds of fruits and vegetables.
- Scrub hearty vegetables, such as potatoes and carrots, if you want to eat the skin.
- Keep refrigerators clean and cold.
- Cover and refrigerate produce you have cut.
- Wash your hands thoroughly after using the toilet or changing diapers, and before preparing food.
- Read and follow label instructions such as "Keep Refrigerated" or "Use By" (a certain date).
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- Don't work with raw poultry or meat, and an infant (e.g., feed, change diaper) at the same time.
- People who have salmonellosis should not prepare food or pour water for others until they have been shown to no longer be carrying the Salmonella bacterium.
- Mother's milk is the safest food for young infants. Breast-feeding prevents salmonellosis and many other health problems.
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FORT MYERS, Fla. – Fresh off of completing a conference sweep by taking the regular season with an A-Sun first-ever 18-0 record and finishing off their first-ever bid for the NCAA Tournament with a convincing 67-39 victory over second-seeded and 20-game winner Stetson in the postseason finale, the No. 26 FGCU women's basketball team will hold a NCAA Selection Show Celebration party on Monday, March 12 beginning at 6:30 p.m. at Alico Arena. Fans are invited to join Coach Karl Smesko and the team at this free event as the Eagles find out their NCAA Tournament destination.
Generously sponsored by the FGCU Foundation, doors will open at 6 p.m. and the Selection Show will be broadcast live on ESPN at 7 p.m. The team will be introduced at 8 p.m. and Coach Smesko and a player(s) will make some remarks.
With their 21st consecutive win, the Eagles became just the second team to post an A-Sun undefeated regular season and win the Championship Title. Making their first A-Sun postseason appearance in their first year of postseason eligibility, FGCU became only the third team in A-Sun history to win the Atlantic Sun Championship in its first appearance. Stetson's 39 points in the title game marked the 28th time the Eagles, who lead the conference in scoring defense (52.6 ppg), have held an opponent to 65 points or fewer this season and also the 18th occasion that FGCU has held an opponent to 55 points or fewer. SU's 39 points are the fewest in the A-Sun Championship Final since 1991 (Miami 73, FAMU 44).
FGCU, who's 29 wins are a program Division I record, own of the nation's third longest winning streak (21) behind Baylor (31) and Stanford (25) and also have the fifth best winning percentage (.935) in Division I.
All first round games of the 2012 NCAA Women's Basketball Championship are scheduled to be played Saturday-Sunday, March 17-18, with second round games held at the same locations on Monday-Tuesday, March 19-20. The second weekend Regionals will take Place in Des Moines, Iowa, Fresno, Calif., Raleigh, N.C. and Kingston, R.I. The Sweet 16 matchups take place on Saturday-Sunday, March 24-25, followed by the Quarterfinals on Monday-Tuesday, March 26-27. The Women's Final Four will be held in the Pepsi Center in Denver, Colo. On Sunday, April 1 and Tuesday, April 3.
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Illinois State Police release a little more information about how concealed carry rules may work.
The department's website now has a link. If you go there., it's in the top right. Click on it and a whole list of questions comes up. Things like: Who needs a license? What are the qualifications? How long will it take to get the license? Where can I carry.
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The opening is glorious with a wistful five-bar solo, high in its register, for the bass violin, leading to an extended passage for solo bass extolling the majesty of the Lord in marvellously expansive style. The 'very babes and sucklings' are represented by three solo trebles, innocently stilling 'the enemy and the avenger' in charming three-part close harmony, and two basses consider the creation of matters celestial before the section is brought to a close by a short chorus. Again the solo bass muses on mankind's good fortune before the two trebles and two basses, later joined by the third treble, joyfully celebrate man's dominion of the world in typically Purcellian style. The chorus take on the role of the animals that inhabit the world, the sheep and oxen in thoughtful style, and 'the fowls of the air and the fishes of the sea' in joyful (if somewhat bizarre) counterpoint. The music of the opening returns, this time ingeniously multiplied to occupy two basses in exact imitation, all the more grand in their wonder of the Lord's creation.
The Gloria is quite old-fashioned in its style – it was only a few years previously that Purcell would have been singing just this sort of music as a treble in the Chapel Royal – but blossoms beautifully at 'World without end' and closes with a serene and harmonically individual 'Amen'.
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This course reviews the pathology, epidemiology, and natural history of acute aortic dissection and its variants, including discussion of specific entities such as limited dissection (limited intimal tear) and its relation to intramural hematoma (IMH). Imaging strategies for patients with acute aortic syndromes,including methods to differentiate between traumatic aortic injuries and anatomic variants that mimic aortic injury, are presented. Examples are provided of imaging findings and therapeutic options in patients with complicated dissections and end organ ischemia, such as identification of true versus false lumen flow, and assessment of side branch involvement.
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Cardiac CT is a potentially high radiation dose examination, especially as CT systems have evolved with high output x-ray tubes and narrowed detector collimination. This course reviews many methods proven to reduce the effective radiation dose of cardiac CT exams. Advances in cardiovascular MRI and its ability to evaluate myocardial tissue characteristics, active tissue properties (e.g. stiffness), and central flow will be reviewed in this presentation. This course will review all available dose reduction strategies, including the use of optimized scan parameters and new technologies such as prospective triggering and iterative reconstruction. Concrete instructions that can be translated into clinical practice will be provided.
Electrocardiograph (ECG)-gated cardiac computed tomography (CT) angiography has great potential for the evaluation of cardiac valves, with excellent image quality. This course reviews a wide range of valve pathology that can be assessed by cardiac CT imaging, including congenital and acquired conditions, infectious endocarditis, and complications of valve replacement. Case examples of doppler-echocardiography imaging used to evaluate ischemic heart and valvular heart diseases will be discussed. This presentation also focuses on the usefulness of MRI in the diagnosis and management of VHD, identifying its added value in comparison with more conventional diagnostic means.
The gallbladder and bile duct can provide the radiologist with a host of complicated imaging findings. Review of basic anatomy and physiology of the biliary system kicks off this course, providing appropriate context for discussion of both malignant and benign disorders of the gallbladder. Emphasis is placed on appropriate CT and MR techniques for imaging the gallbladder and bile ducts, including the advantages and limitations of different imaging protocols. Methods to differentiate benign versus malignant disorders of the gallbladder and bile ducts are presented, including identifying disorders such as biliary stones, biliary inflammation, cholangitis, cholangiocarcinoma, and gallbladder carcinoma. Case-based review of imaging findings of each of these disease processes promotes differential visual identification.
Classification, anatomy, and pathophysiology of the most common systemic and venous pulmonary anomalies of the chest are reviewed in this course on adult congenital heart disease. The various types of simple shunts that can present in adulthood are reviewed, promoting recognition of the CT and MR features of atrial septal defect, ventricular septal defect, patent ductus arteriosus and coronary cameral fistula. Systemic and pulmonary venous anomalies are also reviewed, demonstrating their most significant imaging findings. This course concludes with adult presentation of tetralogy of Fallot, as well as transposition of the great vessels and single ventricle states.
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|Now in its 16th year, Boulder United has established itself as one of the premier youth programs in the area. We have had multiple regional champs and in 2007, our first state champion.
Part of the reason that Boulder United is so successful is that it stresses the importance of teamwork, sportsmanship and fun.
Fundamentals are taught in a systematic way to all Boulder area youth, boys and girls, from Kindergarten through 8th grade. Competitions occur on Saturdays throughout the season.
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Sick sinus syndrome is the name for a group of heart rhythm problems (arrhythmias) in which the sinus node — the heart's natural pacemaker — doesn't work properly.
The sinus node is an area of specialized cells in the upper right chamber of the heart that controls the rhythm of your heart. Normally, the sinus node produces a steady pace of regular electrical impulses. In sick sinus syndrome, these signals are abnormally paced. A person with sick sinus syndrome may have heart rhythms that are too fast, too slow, punctuated by long pauses — or an alternating combination of all of these rhythm problems.
Sick sinus syndrome is relatively uncommon, but the risk of developing sick sinus syndrome increases with age. Many people with sick sinus syndrome eventually need a pacemaker to keep the heart in a regular rhythm.
Most people with sick sinus syndrome initially have few or no symptoms. In some cases, symptoms may come and go.
When they do occur, sick sinus syndrome symptoms may include:
Many of these signs and symptoms are caused by reduced blood flow to the brain when the heart beats too fast or too slowly.
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If you have spells of lightheadedness, dizziness, fainting, fatigue, shortness of breath, or palpitations, talk to your doctor. Many medical conditions can cause these signs and symptoms — including sick sinus syndrome — and it's important to identify the problem.
Your heart is made up of four chambers — two upper chambers (atria) and two lower chambers (ventricles). The rhythm of your heart is normally controlled by the sinoatrial node (SA node) — or sinus node — an area of specialized cells located in the right atrium. This natural pacemaker produces the electrical impulses that trigger each heartbeat. From the sinus node, electrical impulses travel across the atria to the ventricles, causing them to contract and pump blood out to your lungs and body.
If you have sick sinus syndrome, your sinus node isn't functioning properly, so your heart rate may be too slow (bradycardia) or too fast (tachycardia) or irregular.
Types of sick sinus syndrome and their causes include:
What makes the sinus node misfire?
Diseases and conditions that cause scarring or damage to your heart's electrical system can be the reason. Scar tissue from a previous heart surgery also may be the cause, particularly in children. Sick sinus syndrome may also be set off by medications, such as calcium channel blockers or beta blockers used to treat high blood pressure, heart disease or other conditions. However, in most cases, the sinus node doesn't work properly because of age-related wear and tear to the heart muscle.
Sick sinus syndrome can occur in people of all ages, even infants. Because it usually develops slowly, over many years, it's most common in people around age 70.
In rare cases, sick sinus syndrome may also be associated with certain conditions such as muscular dystrophy and other diseases that may affect the heart.
When your heart's natural pacemaker isn't working properly, your heart can't perform as efficiently as it should. This can lead to a very slow heart rate, which may cause fainting. In rare cases, long periods of slow heart rate or fast heart rate can keep your heart from pumping enough blood to meet your body's needs — a condition called heart failure.
If you have a type of sick sinus syndrome called bradycardia-tachycardia syndrome, you may also be at a higher risk of developing a blood clot in your heart that may lead to a stroke. That's because the fast heart rhythm that occurs in bradycardia-tachycardia syndrome is often atrial fibrillation. Atrial fibrillation is a chaotic rhythm of the upper chambers of the heart that can cause blood pooling in the heart. Blood clots are more likely to form when blood flow through the heart is altered in any way. A blood clot can break loose and travel to the brain, causing a stroke.
Symptoms of sick sinus syndrome, if present at all, may be so mild that you don't realize they're cause for concern. For this reason, sick sinus condition may not be diagnosed until it's in an advanced stage, when the risk of complications is greater. Call your family doctor or general practitioner if you have symptoms of sick sinus syndrome. In some cases when you call to set up an appointment, you may be referred to a doctor who specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of heart conditions (cardiologist).
Here's some information to help you prepare for your appointment.
What you can do
For sick sinus syndrome, some basic questions to ask your doctor include:
In addition to the questions that you've prepared to ask your doctor, don't hesitate to ask questions during your appointment at any time that you don't understand something.
What to expect from your doctor
Your doctor is likely to ask you a number of questions. Being ready to answer them may reserve time to go over any points you want to talk about in-depth. Your doctor may ask:
What you can do in the meantime
While you wait for your appointment, check with your family members to find out if any relatives have been diagnosed with heart problems. Although sick sinus syndrome is rare, the symptoms of this condition mimic those of many other cardiac illnesses. Knowing your family health history will help your doctor plan the right diagnostic tests and treatments based on your individual risks.
If exercise makes your symptoms worse, avoid exercise until you've been seen by your doctor.
Symptoms of sick sinus syndrome — such as dizziness, shortness of breath and fainting — are also symptoms of many other diseases and conditions. However, in sick sinus syndrome, these symptoms only occur when the heart is beating abnormally. In order to diagnose and treat sick sinus syndrome, your doctor will need to establish a connection between your symptoms and an abnormal heart rhythm.
Testing for sick sinus syndrome usually starts with a standard electrocardiogram (ECG). However, if your abnormal heart rhythms tend to come and go, they may not be detected during the brief time a standard ECG is recording. You may need additional types of ECG:
Electrophysiologic testing
This test isn't commonly used to screen for sick sinus syndrome. However, in some cases, electrophysiologic testing can help check the function of your sinus node, as well as other electrical properties of your heart. During this test, thin, flexible tubes (catheters) tipped with electrodes are threaded through your blood vessels to various spots along the electrical pathways in your heart. Once in place, the electrodes can precisely map the spread of electrical impulses during each beat and may identify the source of heart rhythm problems.
Treatment for sick sinus syndrome focuses on eliminating or reducing unpleasant symptoms. If you aren't bothered by symptoms, you may only need regular checkups to monitor your condition. For people who are bothered by symptoms, the treatment of choice is usually an implanted electronic pacemaker.
Medication changes
Your doctor may start by looking at your current medications to see if any of them could be interfering with the function of your sinus node. Medications used to treat high blood pressure or heart disease — such as beta blockers or calcium channel blockers — can worsen abnormal heart rhythms. In some cases, adjusting these medications can relieve symptoms.
Pacing the heart
Most people with sick sinus syndrome eventually need a permanent artificial pacemaker to maintain a regular heartbeat. This small, battery-powered electronic device is implanted under the skin near your collarbone during a minor surgical procedure. The pacemaker is programmed to stimulate or "pace" your heart as needed to keep it beating normally.
The type of pacemaker you need depends on the type of irregular heart rhythm you're experiencing. Some rhythms can be treated with a single-chamber pacemaker, which uses only one wire (lead) to pace one chamber of the heart - in this case, the atrium. However, most people with sick sinus syndrome benefit from dual-chamber pacemakers, in which one lead paces the atrium and one lead paces the ventricle.
You'll be able to resume normal or near-normal activities after you recover from pacemaker implantation surgery. The risk of complications, such as swelling or infection in the area where the pacemaker was implanted, is small.
Additional treatments for fast heart rate
If you have rapid heart rate as part of your sick sinus syndrome, you may need additional treatments to control these rhythms:


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Interestingly, the HAF Stacker cases, including the 925 have rubber grommets in the floor and top of the case to allow users to pass cables and/or water cooling tubes to the other stacked cases. This should allow for some fun compartmentalization and water cooling options!
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