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Already back in the 20s and 30s of the 20th century Berlin's social, artistic, and cultural circles made the Charlottenburg district quiver. Among many the famous Kit Kat Club, portrayed in the film Cabaret, as well as numerous theaters and literary cafes, spotted the newly-built Kurfürstendamm avenue.
Maxim Gorky, Bertolt Brecht, Marlene Dietrich and many intellectuals of the time walked these streets. You can start your walking tour of at the church memorial located in Breitscheidplatz square, the Kaiser-Wilhelm Gedächtnis Kirche, destroyed in 1943 by allied bombing, which has been maintained in the that same state, without it being rebuilt, as a reminder of the war.
The interesting Kurfürstendamm boulevard with its elegant buildings and old-style French cafes will happily surprise you with its beautiful adjacent streets such as Uhlandstrasse or Fasanenstrasse and the also emblematic Savignyplatz and its surroundings.
Charlottenburg, particularly the Kurfürstendamm area, is undoubtedly one of the best shopping areas in town, with numerous international designer boutiques.
The prestigious KaDeWe Gallery (Tauentzienstrasse, 21-24), opened to the public in 1907 when the Charlottenburg district was considered one of the most exclusive in Europe. For over 100 years, their window displays are a total creative challenge. Once there, you can't miss the sixth floor called "Gourmet Floor" where you shall find a large and diverse section of gastronomic specialties and the finest delicatessen.
The atmosphere has the "youngest" feel to it in all Berlin. Is one of the districts associated with young and left alternative culture, artists, students, and immigrants. This is partly because many young people have come to settle in this economically feasible area.
The Karl-Marx-Allee, recognized as a cultural monument, is a unique Berlin avenue. Masterful and imposing in its Zuckerbäcker style, typical of the '50s Russian empire architecture, with its flamboyant decoration which was once upon a time prestigious, is undoubtedly the most impressive architectural heritage of socialism in Germany.
The stately and well remodeled square Boxhagenerplatz, with its lovely coffee houses is one of the most beautiful places in the area to be at specially in the summer time.
The Simon-Dach-Strasse is one of the most visited streets of Friedrichshain. This old time popular East Berlin district is now a meeting place for artists and bohemians, where cafes and restaurants have sprung and multiplied throughout. Here you shall also find small fashion designers shops and art galleries that open on weekends.
Known for years for being a cosmopolitan district, stronghold of trade unions and political action, it is nowadays one of the city areas with the highest number of foreigners, mostly of Turkish origin, who have contributed to what has come to be known as Little Istanbul.
Is one of the most popular and most charismatic of the city's districts. In it people with dozens of different nationalities, live together and have learned to share their differences and common strengths. To take a walk around this area is quite an experience, and you will find an unique street ambiance worth knowing.
With typical shops and street markets it's another one of the peculiar area in Berlin, both for the ambiance as for the beautiful nineteenth century architecture buildings in the Bergmannstrasse, Chamissoplatz area and its vicinity.
Further along Bergmannstrasse, in Kreuzberg Strasse, is the Viktoriapark. The most important monument of the park is dedicated to Frederick William III of Prussia, in honor of the liberation wars he led at the end of the Napoleonic wars. From the monument, you have magnificent views of the southern part of the city, while you can also hear the water flowing in the beautiful monument's waterfall.
Oranienstrasse and Wiener Strasse, the surroundings of Schlesische Tor and Falkensteinstrasse (with their many cafes, restaurants, cocktail bars and nightclubs to go out on weekends) in the Wrangelkiez, are other of the famous spots in Kreuzberg.
In Kreuzberg, you should also visit the Jewish Museum, on Lindenstrasse 9, built by Daniel Liebeskind, and devoted to the history of Berlin Jews.
Mitte is Berlin's main district, where many of the city's tourist attractions are located and some of the most elegant and busy shopping streets.
It's the city's historic center. The area includes some of the most important tourist sites such as the Brandenburg Gate, Unter den Linden avenue and Potsdamer Platz square.
Mitte is Berlin's most important cultural center. To show for that you have Unter den Linden avenue, Humboldt University which both Einstein and Marx attended, Staatsoper and Komische Oper. Not far from the square, you shall find a surprising classical architecture ensemble declared World Heritage by UNESCO, including Museum Island (Musiumsinsel) which houses five of the most important museums in Berlin: Altes Museum, Alte Nationalgalerie, Bodemuseum, Pergamonmuseum, and the Neues Museum, inaugurated just recently.
Friedrichstrasse will take you to well-known Checkpoint Charlie, former border crossing point and setting to many stories and secret agent legendary tales.
There you shall also find the Berlin Wall Museum and extensive information on the Berlin wall on Zimmerstrasse and Friedrichstrasse street.
Close to Friedrichstrasse is the Gendarmenmarkt, without a doubt one of the most beautiful squares in the city.
One of the things that will marvel you about this lively and dynamic district and the Hackescher Markt, are the inner courtyards of the Hackesche Höfe. The buildings, built in the early nineteenth century, housed a variety of business offices, small enterprises and factory HQs.
The Brandenburg Gate was left in no man's land for 30 years. The Wall was built just in front of it making it inaccessible to any citizen. In 1987, then U.S. President Ronald Reagan spoke at the Gate the famous lines, "Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall!", which happened two years later.
In 1925, Potsdamer Platz, surrounded by hotels, restaurants, cafes and theaters was considered the busiest square in Europe. The first European traffic light was set up there. It was totally destroyed during the last months of World War II, and its reconstruction took 10 years.
Nowadays, this area is full of modern office buildings, restaurants, shops, hotels and apartments buildings, all state of the art modern design, in unison with other buildings standing there before.
Potsdam is a German town in the vicinity of Berlin.
The most beautiful places to visit are its palaces and gardens, themselves testimony of the importance it had in German history.
The main attraction is the Sansouci Park. In 1744, Frederick the Great ordered the construction of a royal residence where he could live sans souci, French for "without worries", the language spoken at the German court. The park counts on some magnificent buildings: Sansouci Palace, the Palace of the Orangerie, the New Palace, Roman baths, and the China Tea House.
The hottest days of the year are the perfect time to spend a whole day about these beautiful palaces and its tended to gardens.
Another monument is the Dutch Neighborhood, a group of buildings unique in Europe with 150 red-brick houses.
Another interesting area to visit is the Russian colony Alexandrowka, a small Russian architecture enclave which includes an Orthodox chapel, built in 1825 for a group of Russian immigrants. The colony has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Babelsberg is a district where you can find the UFA film studios (Babelsberg Studios) where numerous films have been shot, starting in the 20's.
It has an important astronomical observatory devoted to solar activity and astrophysics studies.
Three quarters of the town is green areas and there are about 20 lakes. The large majority of Potsdam's parks are included by UNESCO in the World Heritage Sites list.
Traditionally a bohemian neighborhood, it has undergone many changes after the fall of the Berlin Wall. The rising cost of housing resulted in mostly young families staying in this area. It has become one of the top notch spots of Berlin culture, and it's popular with young Berliners during week-end nights because of the many bars, nightclubs, and cafes that are found there. Prenzlauer Berg is one of the trendy districts.
Helmholtzplatz and Kollwitzplatz square are two of the most beautiful and interesting squares to be found in Prenzlauer Berg. This zone is laid out following a coherent urban development plan within a late nineteenth century residential area surrounding downtown Berlin. During W.W.II the area was not badly damaged, and has come through as an area of great historical value and one style high quality urban architecture.
Kastanienallee and Oderbergerstrasse are some of the most visited streets, where you shall find a wide variety of bars, cafes and lounges, rare and original clothes stores and Berlin designer stores, quite unique with a distinct style, and even the most extravagant hairdressing saloons.
The former Schultheiss brewery buildings now house the Kulturbrauerei, a lively cultural center with cinemas, restaurants, and theaters, including among others the Russian Chamber Theater, created in 1922.
Two nice places to visit are the Biergarten Prater, in Kastanienallee since 1827, the oldest open air alehouse in Berlin and Pfefferberg, another beautiful Biergarten in Schöhnhauserallee.
Is one of the largest Berlin districts so it offers visitors very diverse views of the city. In fact, it is characterized by vast green spaces, woods, lakes, countryside, and urban areas with a very dynamic central spot, and a series of industrial buildings.
To the west of Reinickendorf is Lake "Tegeler See" perfect for walks or even to dive into on hot sunny days. But Reinickendorf has other attractions such as the "Borsigturm", a building that belonged to a company running a machinery factory in 1920, and that is considered Berlin's first skyscraper.
Another somewhat peculiar place is the most curious Russian Orthodox cemetery, built between 1894 and 1895 with earth brought to Berlin from 50 different Russian regions.
Freizeitpark Lübars is a park frequented mainly by the Berlin youth. It is a large park with lawns, play areas, ideal to go to with children, where you can also enjoy bicycle routes and horseback riding, hiking, gliding, sunbathing or simply have a picnic.
Schöneberg – welcoming district with old-time hippies and young families. It is well-known for its famous Saturday markets, above all the one held at Winterfeld Platz, its street cafes and its somewhat bohemian and peculiar lifestyle.
Schöneberg is a very central district that has become a sought-after, lively, and exclusive district thanks to its many stylish bars, cafes, and restaurants. To appreciate Schöneberg you should visit the weekly Winterfeldtmarkt, up on weekends, perhaps the most famous market in Berlin. You shall find fruit and vegetables, flowers, cheese and even clothes stalls... And to put a finishing touch on your shopping spree, you can go for a coffee break in one of the many cafes nearby.
Between Motzstrasse and Fuggerstrasse street a gay and lesbian zone has been created which enrich the area with bars, restaurants, and original events. If you wish for a little more peace and quiet, you can go to Viktoria-Luise Square or you can visit the villas and stately nineteenth century buildings to the south of Schöneberg.
In 1963, in the Schöneberg Town Hall, John F. Kennedy spoke the famous "Ich bin ein Berliner" ("I am a Berliner"). The speech was directed at west Berliners who were imprisoned by the Berlin Wall. During the period of time of the two German States, the Schöneberg Town Hall served as the main city hall in West Berlin.
Spandau is a historic old town that belongs to the metropolitan area of Berlin since 1920. It has some very interesting places, with small alleys and streets, wood built houses and attractive buildings, such as the Gothic church Sankt-Nikolai-Kirche, which has a cellar of archaeological interest.
Spandau is an interesting district in current Berlin. In the early 1900s several Modernist buildings where built here, in which lived families of the Berlin bourgeoisie.
The oldest building in Berlin is the Citadel, (Am Juliusturm 4 - 030 354 94 40), a Renaissance-style fortress built in the 17th century as part of Spandau's defenses, then a town independent of Berlin. Nowadays it is used as Museum of the City of Spandau, and as a venue for exhibitions and concerts.
Zehlendorf district is one of the greenest and richest in Berlin and is home to the largest university in the city (Freie Universität), aside from counting with some great museums and some important historic buildings.
In this district, you shall find the interesting and famous museum dedicated to the Brücke art movement.
The relationship created between nature and culture makes Zehlendorf a pleasant place to live. The Zehlendorf landscape is spotted with many beautiful lakes and woods. Its the place where the forest comes close at hand and stealthily enters the city.
The popular Klein-Glienicke with the Glienicke castle and the Glienickerbrücke bridge, an island home to peacocks, and Europe's largest lake, Lake Wannsee, are just a few examples of the natural beauty found in this district.
Wannsee is also famous for the numerous spectacular mansions, country villas and houses that are found there. Both from Potsdam and Wannsee your can catch boats that travel throughout all the lakes and palace area.
The Tiergarten district takes its name from a thick forest originally thought-out as a private hunting preserve for Prussian aristocracy, and which stands today as the largest park in Berlin.
Past the Brandenburg Gate, we access the country's political headquarters. The most prominent building is the Reichstag, seat of the Lower House of the German Parliament. Thanks to its huge glass dome, designed by architect Sir Norman Foster, the Reichstag has become one of the city's most important attractions.
The Reichstag, along with the Bundeskanzleramt, seat of the German Head of State, and other government buildings, comprise what is known as the government district. Another note-worthy building in this area is the project for the seat of the House of Representatives, the 'Band des Bundes' (Federation Bow), two buildings linked together by a footbridge over the Spree River.
Near the government district, you shall find the Bellevue Palace, which is the official residence of President of the Federal Republic of Germany. This neoclassical building, built in the 18th century, is surrounded by a beautiful park designed by the Shropshire Horticultural Society of Great Britain.
The Jewish Memorial, inaugurated in 2005 and devoted to those Jews who died in Europe, is one of the most impressive monuments in Berlin. In the first year after its inauguration, it was visited by more than three and a half million people. It is a massive abstract artwork. The site also includes an underground museum with extensive information on the Holocaust.
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Kid Cudi is a Brooklyn-based rapper from Cleveland whose debut single, "Day 'n' Nite," became an online favorite in 2008. Born Scott Ramon Seguro Mescudi in suburban Cleveland, his career took off after he moved to Brooklyn and became affiliated with Fool's Gold, the label of DJs A-Trak and Nick Catchdubs. The label released the Day 'n' Nite EP in February 2008 and circulated a Crookers remix around the blogosphere, drumming up a good deal of buzz in the process. It didn't hurt that Kid Cudi began to receive increasing press attention, including a nod from Rolling Stone (which touted him among the magazine's Top Five best indie hip-hop artists of 2008). Not long after the release of "Day 'n' Nite," Kid Cudi began touring with the Fool's Gold collective, which performed at a South by Southwest showcase and subsequently joined forces with Steve Aoki and his Dim Mak collective for a North American tour. After the remixed version of "Day 'n' Nite" climbed the U.K. singles charts, Kid Cudi released his conceptual debut album Man on the Moon: The End of Day in the summer of 2009. A year later he returned with a sequel, Man on the Moon, Vol. 2: The Legend of Mr. Rager. In 2012, he teamed with "Day 'n' Nite" producer Dot Da Genius and introduced their rock-rap band, WZRD, with a self-titled album arriving that same year. ~ Jason BirchmeierPortions of Content Provided by Rovi Corporation.
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Aloha! We have a gorgeous Penthouse Villa with amazing mountain and water views from our two-bedroom/two-bathroom villa. It is decorated in Hawaiian decor with the feel of the island the moment you step inside. We have brought old Hawaii together with new Hawaii.
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Music: The best of 2009
Date: December 30, 2009
by: June LeBell
I'm not sure how we've come to the end of another year so quickly, but I'm sure that one of the things that has made the time fly so fast is the rich cultural climate we've had here in Sarasota for 2009. As for the highlights?
Well, I'll never, ever forget the incredible performance of the Mendelssohn D Minor Piano Trio given by pianist Anne-Marie McDermott, violinist Jennifer Frautschi and cellist Edward Aaron at the Ringling International Arts Festival. What I said then still holds: "From the moment Eddie Aaron began those gorgeous, rich cello notes that open this romantically charged piece, I was a helpless wreck, entering a world of music-making I knew would stay with me for the rest of my life. This was not good playing, it was great. It was breathless, loving, heart-rending, tear-jerking and exhausting, fresh, alive and ebullient." Their performance has become the benchmark for all performances in the future.
I'm still excited about the program John Goberman, producer of "Live from Lincoln Center," brought to the Sarasota Orchestra and am thrilled that he'll be returning Jan. 23 to bring more Pixelated music to the Van Wezel, followed by a lecture at SILL at 10:30 a.m. Jan. 25, in Holley Hall.
Judy Kaye knocked my socks off as she portrayed the infamous Florence Foster Jenkins in "Souvenir" at the Asolo. And I was tremendously impressed by the sound of the orchestra when the Sarasota Ballet presented "Giselle" recently at the Opera House. (I loved the ballet, too, but was particularly taken by the way the orchestra, led beautifully by Emil De Cou, played for the dancers. He's one of the best ballet conductors I've seen in ages!)
Of course, I was happy to hear my hometown orchestra, the New York Philharmonic, when they came to visit the Van Wezel. And, personally, I haven't had as exhilarating a time performing as I did a couple weeks ago when Gloria Musicae sang its Christmas concert with guest soprano Michelle Giglio and our new music director, Dr. Joseph Holt.
I'm pleased to announce that there's a new vocal ensemble in town: conductor Elizabeth Goldstein's "Belle Canto." We heard this group of about a dozen of Sarasota's finest female singers in a holiday program at First United Methodist Church and can say, without reservation, that their ability to get words across and purity of sound makes them one of the finest choral groups I've heard in years. They've only just formed but, if they continue to go in this direction, you might hear them being spoken of in the same breath as Chanticleer. And, there is no higher compliment.
It's been a wonderfully musical year, and 2010 looks extremely bright, too. See page 7B for highlights of the upcoming year.
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Echeverry Dubbed El Campeon, @FGCU_MTEN Completes Georgia Southern Championships
STATESBORO, Ga. – As the sun began to set over the courts in south Georgia, the Georgia Southern Championships came to a close, highlighted by FGCU men's tennis senior Gabriel Echeverry (Popayan, Colombia/Gimnasio Calibio) being crowned champion of the white singles draw after a terrific two-set finals match.
Facing Armstrong Atlantic's Ignacio Hernandez, Echeverry took to the court Sunday morning to play in the biggest match any Eagle has seen this fall season. After claiming the first set, 6-3, Echeverry continued to build momentum as he took the second set with the same score. On his way to becoming the last man standing, Echeverry outscored his opponents 49 games to 24, playing a total of nine sets over the four matches.
After suffering a season-ending ACL injury in the spring of 2012, Echeverry missed the fall 2012 tour as he spent time rebuilding his strength, only making today's victory that much sweeter.
"I could not be more proud," head coach CJ Weber said. "I'm so happy for Gabe in this moment! He has overcome so much to get to this point. He was challenged in every way he needed to be, and he overcame all weekend. It's been great to get such a tangible reward from all his hard work since returning from his ACL injury a year-and-a-half ago."
Before playing in the match for tournament glory, Echeverry and Adrian Reid (Lima, Peru/Altair Shcool) won their doubles match over Daniel Rush and Christian Kerrigan of Georgia Southern, 8-6.
Also representing FGCU in the winners circle with success in singles consolation matches were Lance Lvovsky (Dania, Fla./Broward Virtual School/Jacksonville) with a beautiful 6-1, 6-0 victory over GSU's Rafael Racy, and Chris Perrigan (Tallahassee, Fla./Maclay HS) who emerged from a close battle with Rush, 7-6, 6-3.
At the end of the weekend, the Green and Blue – who only traveled four players – tallied nine singles victories and three doubles wins over the course of the three-day tournament.
The Eagles will continue their fall slate Oct. 11-15 as they head to Atlanta for ITA Southeast Regionals. For up-to-date information on the program, be sure to follow @FGCU_MTEN on Twitter.
Gabe Echeverry (FGCU) def. Ignacio Hernandez (AA): 6-3, 6-3
Consolation Bracket
Luca Cerin (AA) def. Adrian Reid (FGCU): 6-3, 6-3
Lance Lvovsky (FGCU) def. Rafael Racy (GSU) : 6-1, 6-0
Chris Perrigan (FGCU)def. Daniel Rush (GSU): 7-6, 6-3
Echeverry/Reid (FGCU) def. Rush/Kerrigan (GSU): 8-6
De Groof/Osorio (GSU) def. Perrigan/Lvovsky (FGCU): 6-3
Gabe Echeverry (FGCU) def. Pablo Tellez (UNF): 6-3, 6-0
Consolation Bracket
Adrian Reid (FGCU) def. Stefan Burnett (FAU): 7-6 (4), 6-4
Caio Gomes (UNF) def. Lance Lvovsky (FGCU): 6-2, 6-2
Kyle Hoffman (GSU) def. Chris Perrigan (FGCU): 6-2, 6-2
Cerin/Hernandez (AA) def. Echeverry/Reid (FGCU): 9-7
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Perrigan/Lvovsky (FGCU) def. Pritchard/Bouchillon (KSU): 8-6
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Lance Lvovsky (FGCU) def. Daniel Rush (GSU): 6-4, 6-2
Marco Osorio (GSU) def. Adrian Reid (FGCU): 6-4, 6-3
Pablo Tellez (UNF) def. Chris Perrigan (FGCU): 6-4, 6-4
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31-year-old Mark Proudlock and his wife Laura, 30, moved to the middle-east last year and he said the earthquake is the worst he has have ever felt:
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My int154 cub(experiences so far)
I took my hood off of my 154 cub to tighten up the fan belt. Of course one of the bolts broke off on the S/G bracket. I purchased another one on ebay a while back but who knows were it is right now. Then my problems began. My wiring is falling apart because its so brittle. I started taping it up with electrical tape to get by for now. Then i cleaned all my electrical connections on the S/G, the regulator and the battery cables. It was starting ok but it even starts faster now. Thats my point is to clean your electrical connections if your having starting problems on your int154 cub.
I'm technically misunderstood at times i guess its been this way my whole life so why should it change now.
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Are you going to the Zagray Farm doings next weekend? Will you bring your Lo-Boy? I went to an equipment auction in Durham on Saturday, A decent Lo-Boy sold for $1050. No mower deck, the carb dripped a bit, but it started and ran smooth. While I'm not quite ready to buy, late summer early fall, I felt the tractor was worth $2,000- $2250
Re: My int154 cub(experiences so far)
I may go to Zagray next weekend but my trailer still isn't registered yet. I need to add brakes to the second axle and add 4' plus a ramp on the rear of it.
Just $1050 for a int 154 loboy is a steal. Did it have the 3pt hitch?
I'm technically misunderstood at times i guess its been this way my whole life so why should it change now.
Re: My int154 cub(experiences so far)
No it didn't have the 3pt. I was looking for something to restore.
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EPS is pleased to announce its EPS Sterile Labels for operating and procedure rooms. They're another addition to its product line to help facilities maintain JCAHO compliance and reduce the potential for medication error. Since the EPS Sterile Labels are provided in individual packages, facilities no longer have to create or sterilize large quantities of labels in-house.LISTED UNDER: Patient Tracking Products
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STERIS offers the new S.A.F.E. Situational Awareness for Everyone® Display. It is designed to provide automatic access to key patient information from diverse IT systems – laboratory, radiology, medical records, allergies, and more – within the operating room. It provides a dynamic view of clinical information on a dedicated, easy to read display to optimize clinical decision making and patient safety.LISTED UNDER: Critical Care Information Systems
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GE Healthcare has introduced the OEC 9900 C-Arm Wireless Service Platform (WSP),which allows clinicians to wirelessly send images from the C-arm at any time without having to move equipment. WSP also improves workflow efficiency and allows for near real time consultation between surgeons and radiologistsin the OR.LISTED UNDER: Communications Equipment
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Visensia USA has introduced the Visensia Patient Index Software into the US healthcare marketplace. The Visensia Index is a patented, FDA approved, algorithmic software which automatically analyses and interprets a patient's vital signs and then fuses the data to generate a predictive, numerical index.LISTED UNDER: Critical Care Information Systems
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Steris's RealView Perioperative Workflow Controller is a live, patient-centric, lean visual management system that is designed to transform the entire perioperative continuum of care into a calm, predictable high-performance environment. The RealView controller works with real-time location patient tracking and OR scheduling systems technology.LISTED UNDER: OR Control Systems
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DocBookMD has created an app for doctors by doctors called DocBookMD. The app allows physicians to communicate with each other securely and with full HIPAA compliance, and it works on iPhone, iPad and Android. Everything from X-rays to lab results can be sent from one doctor to another. The app is free for those doctors who are members of their state or county medical society.LISTED UNDER: Communications Equipment
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CareFusion has launched the Pyxis® Enterprise System (ES) platform, a new generation of its industry-leading automated dispensing systems that will enable hospital customers to simplify and standardize the medication management process, both within a single facility and across an entire health system.LISTED UNDER: Inventory Management Software
Attune Wireless CommunicationsNovember 14, 2011 7:53 am | Panasonic | Product Releases | Comments
The Panasonic Attune system is designed with a regulated Digital Enhanced Cordless Telecommunications (DECT) voice technology protocol that operates on the restricted 1.9 GHz band for interference-free audio communication. Attune also features true digital packet diversity to provide exceptional reception and sound quality while virtually eliminating communication dead spots and signal fading.LISTED UNDER: Communications Equipment
OR Image DistributionNovember 11, 2011 5:57 am | Barco | Product Releases | Comments
The Nexxis from Barco Barco is launching Nexxis, the world's first fully IP-centric solution for image distribution in the operating room, to meet the performance standards of medical imaging in the surgical suite. Nexxis distributes uncompressed video, graphics, audio and computer data throughout the OR with near-zero latency, and it allows surgeons and clinicians to share audio and video in real-time with other surgical units.LISTED UNDER: Communications Equipment
ClearCount SmartSponge SystemNovember 1, 2011 6:34 am | Medline Industries, Inc. | Product Releases | Comments
Medline Industries, Inc., will now offer the ClearCount SmartSponge System which uniquely identifies each sponge in an operating room so that they can be both easily counted and detected during surgery. To date this dual approach has made retained sponges a true "Never Event" in all operating rooms where Clearcount has been implemented and has made it the fastest growing technology solution in this space.LISTED UNDER: OR Control Systems
RealView WorkflowOctober 24, 2011 8:48 am | Product Releases | Comments
STERIS RealView transforms perioperative departments into high performance workflow environments, creating seamless visibility, communications and real time situational awareness. RealView eliminates hundreds of phone calls a day, increases OR utilization, case volume and throughput. RealView provides OR Managers and Administrators with high visibility dashboards and real time data based upon Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) that matter most to the hospital's perioperative department.LISTED UNDER: Patient Tracking Products


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Central Missouri kept with the trend of winning on your owncourse as they won the MIAA's second designated event in men's golf. The Mulesshot a 13 over par 865 as a team to win by 14 strokes over their next closestopponent and 17 strokes over their next MIAA opponent. Washburn's Max Lazzo and Central Missouri's Sam Migdal each shot a one over parto pace the field, Lazzo would defeat Migdal and an Arkansas Tech golfer on aone hole playoff to claim the title. Ryan Dyck of Lindenwood and Trey Herman ofFort Hays State were the next highest MIAA finishers as they both shot a threeover par 216 for the two-day tournament. In the team standings Washburn finished third overall, second amongst MIAAschools with a 30 over part 882. Northeastern State came in one stroke behindthem with an 883 for the tournament. In the overall MIAA standings through two events Central Missouri sits a half apoint ahead of Nebraska-Kearney two and half points up on Fort Hays State. TreyHerman of Fort Hays State sits atop the individual standings through two eventswith 26 points, three points up on Nebraska-Kearney's Lance Lawson. Team Standings (conference points in parenthesis) 1. Central Missouri (12) – 295-283-287=8652. Washburn (11) – 301-293-288=8823. Northeastern State (10) – 290-296-297=883T4. Fort Hays State (8.5) – 306-293-294=893T4. Nebraska-Kearney (8.5) – 293-292-308=893T6. Lindenwood (6.5) – 291-298-305=894T6. Missouri Southern (6.5) – 300-295-299=8948. Lincoln (5) – 304-293-298=8959. Central Oklahoma (4) – 305-291-301=89710. Missouri Western (3) – 302-299-300=90111. Pittsburg State (2) – 310-309-312=93112. Southwest Baptist (1) – 314-322-303=939Indvidual Standings (conference points in parenthesis) (place ofMIAA competitors) 1. ^Max Lazzo, Washburn (15) – 73-74-67=2142. Sam Migdal, Central Missouri (14) – 76-70-68=214T3. Ryan Dyck, Lindenwood (12.5) – 72-72-72=216T3. Trey Herman, Fort Hays State (12.5) – 73-69-74=2165. Cy Moritz, Central Missouri (11) – 75-71-71=2176. Travis Mays, Central Missouri (10) – 72-72-74=218T7. Michael Colgate, Nebraska-Kearney (8) – 74-69-76=219T7. Lance Lawson, Nebraska-Kearney (8) – 71-70-78=219T7. Brian Lillevold, Lincoln (8) – 73-72-74=219T10. Jackson Hess, Northeastern State (4) – 71-78-71=220T10. Robby Hughey, Central Missouri* -- 74-72-74=220T10. Ryan Johnson, Washburn (4) – 75-75-70=220T10. Taylor Lansford, Missouri Southern (4) -- 69-79-72=220T10. Scott Sheldon, Missouri Western (4) – 75-73-72=220T10. Josh Strimple, Northeastern State (4) – 69-75-76=220T15. Logan Gray, Central Oklahoma (0.25) – 74-71-76=221T15. Andrew Maier, Missouri Southern (0.25) – 77-71-73=221T15. Ronnie McHenry, Washburn (0.25) – 77-69-75=221T15. Tate Williamson, Northeastern State (0.25) – 75-71-75=221
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No. However, the warbird ramp area will be open to guests from approximately 9:00am to 10:00am to allow close up viewing and photo opportunities of these rare vintage aircraft.
- - May I get in early?
The main gate is open at 9:00am, but Pancake Breakfast ticket holders can get in at 8:00. Volunteers can also get in early.
Become a Volunteer
Buy a ticket to the Pancake Breakfast!
- - May I leave the show and come back in?
Yes, but only if you have your hand stamped at the exit gate for reentry on the same day.
- - What about parking?
Parking is available in designated parking lots near the Air Show for a donation of $5.00 per vehicle (donations benefit the Boy Scouts, who help with the parking). Free shuttle buses run continuously between the parking areas and the Air Show main gate area.
- - What about handicapped parking?
There will be handicapped parking available in the airport Long Term parking lot.
- - Is there any overnight camping?
- - Is there any public transportation to the airport?
Yes - Sonoma County Transit has busses from various locations in Sonoma County. For more information call 707-576-7433 or 800-345-7433.
- - What kind of airplanes will be at the Air Show?
The big attraction this year is the Marine Corps MV-22 Osprey tilt-rotor aircraft, which will be making a flight demo. We will have Greg Colyer in his T-33 Shooting Star jet, and a lot of antiques and warbirds! You will also see just about every other type of aircraft: vintage, aerobatic, warbirds, helicopters, models, etc. Please see the Performers Page at www.wingsoverwinecountry.org for further information.
- - What is on the program?
The big attraction this year is the Marine Corps MV-22 Osprey tilt-rotor aircraft, which will be making a flight demo. We will have Greg Colyer in his T-33 Shooting Star jet! We also have several civilian aerobatic performers. We are prepared to add military jets to the performance line-up if military budgets permit. There will also be warbird flybys and special demonstrations. As always, the ramp will be full of aircraft on display, including many from the Pacific Coast Air Museum that you can climb aboard. Please visit our Performers page, Special Events page, and Added Attractions page to learn more.
- - Are there any ATMs on the premises?
Yes, there are two ATMs near the Command Post near the middle of the Air Show site.
- - Are pets allowed at the Air Show?
Only Guide Dogs and certified Companion Dogs are allowed; absolutely no other animals.
- - Is the Air Show wheelchair accessible?
Yes, but we do not have wheelchairs available for loan or rent.
- - May I bring a bike or scooter?
Yes, but you need to leave it locked outside the gate. Security is not provided in such situations.
- - Is there box, shaded, or bleacher seating?
Unshaded box seating is available as an on-site upgrade for $20 per day at the gate. Unshaded bleacher seating is available as an on-site upgrade for $10 per day. Limited seating is available for both. The President's Club offers ample shade, food, drinks, and other amenities for $125 per day. For large or corporate groups, we offer shaded Chalet Seating, which are similar to box seats but are shaded. Chalets must be ordered in advance.
- - May I bring folding chairs and/or umbrellas?
Yes, but keep in mind we do have bleacher seating. If you bring an umbrella, please make sure it's small enough to not block the view of other visitors.
- - May I bring picnic coolers or backpacks?
Backpacks are allowed. Picnic coolers are not allowed. All backpacks, bags, and other containers will be examined at the main entrance to prevent carrying prohibited items into the air show.
- - Will there be food and drink available?
Yes, there will be many concessions offering hot and cold food, beer, bottled water and soft drinks.
- - Is smoking permitted?
By Federal and Sonoma County Regulation, smoking is forbidden anywhere on airport property except in the specially designated area outside the main gate.
- - Is there a children's play area?
Yes. There is a huge Kids World with a variety of inflatable attractions. There is also a climbing wall, train ride and a coloring and model making booth.
- - Are babysitters available?
- - Is there a place to store valuables temporarily at the Air Show?
- - When and where is airspace around the Air Show limited for other air traffic?
The airport will be closed for the air show from 10:10am until 4:00pm on Saturday and Sunday. Refer to NOTAMs and/or the STS tower.
All normal airline schedules will remain in effect during the air show.
- - Are there free lunches for volunteers?
Yes - refer to your Volunteer Handbook for details.
- - Are there picnic tables available?
- - Where is the vendor's gate?
Behind the Kaiser Air/Santa Rosa Jet Center large hangar, north-west corner. Entry is by Ordinance Boulevard, past the Sheriff's area. Prior to the Air Show, vendors are issued wrist bands for themselves and for their employees. Only those wearing wrist bands or possessing ramp passes will be allowed through the vendor gate or any other entrance. If you are an employee of a vendor, and he or she has not given you a wrist band, you will have to buy a ticket at the main gate to get in, then get reimbursed by your employer. Just saying you work for a vendor will not get you in.
- - Whom do I call about Marketing, Publicity or Press Passes for the Air Show?
Please call Doug Clay at 925-736-7962 or 925-997-2774, email email@example.com.
- - Whom do I call about sponsorships or flight line chalets for the Air Show?
Please call Roger Olson at 707-396-3425, email email@example.com.
- - Whom do I call about displaying civilian aircraft?
Please call Martha Curoso at 707-539-6335 or 707-529-4226, email email@example.com
- - Whom do I call about air operations during the Air Show?
Please call Matt Doyel at 707-356-8228 or email email@example.com.
- - Whom do I call about vendor operations?
Food, novelty and soft goods vendors: contact Robin Dotti by e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.
The vendor contract can be found on our Vendors page.
- - Whom do I call about hotels and transportation for Air Show performers and other paid participants?
Please call Ellie Deck at 707-292-0584.
- - Whom do I call about security matters?
Please call Tim Delaney at 707-292-6974 or 707-479-6863.
- - Whom do I call about general Air Show matters not specifically covered above?
The Air Show Information Hot Line: 707-566-8380
The Pacific Coast Air Museum: 707-575-7900
Air Show Director, Wayne Seamans: 707-495-4220
Assistant Air Show Director, Nancy Heath: 707-477-4307
- - Whom do I call about becoming a member of the Pacific Coast Air Museum?
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I knew I was in trouble when the dreamboat on stage took off his jacket.
Use of the word dreamboat, alone, is probably proof enough I had no business being there, but there I was, three rows back at the biggest boy band concert of the summer, trying to keep my ear drums intact.
It was 50 bazillion screaming tweeners and moi, gathered at an outdoor venue to see the group Big Time Rush. Who are they? I asked the same question as I was driving my 12-year-old daughter and her two cousins to the show. Apparently, the answer to that question is Duh. If I weren't so hopelessly out of touch, I would have known that Big Time Rush is a band based on a Nickelodeon TV show.
The four of us felt special as we entered the venue, strutting past the less fortunate on their blankets out on the grass. As we descended into the pavilion I glanced at my ticket. Row D.
This was not going to be good. Settling into our "awesome" seats, I felt a chill. It was a 20-foot speaker looming at the edge of the stage, casting a black shadow on me.
A man came out to adjust a microphone stand and the crowd erupted. A security guard peeked his head around the side of the speaker and the crowd went nuts. What would happen when the band appeared?
I made a little bunker for myself there in row D. I put in the earplugs I grabbed from my swimming bag as we got out of the car; I popped in two pieces of gum (if it unclogs ears on airplanes, why wouldn't it work here?), and slumped down in my chair to make myself invisible. Those little blue earplugs do a dandy job in the pool, but the molecules of high-pitched screaming are smaller than water molecules, and they seep in.
The clock on a jumbotron screen above the stage was counting down the last few seconds, and I clenched all my body parts to await the eruption.
The band bounced onto stage from a trampoline (no lie), and the place went bonkers. Having been instructed on the drive there not to "dance or be embarrassing," I stayed in my seat, an old lady bobbing on a sea of starstruck, lovestruck girls.
I'll bet the music was good from out there on the blankets, where the sound waves had a chance to stretch out a bit and there were gaps between the girls. Down front in the pricey seats, you couldn't really hear the music over the screaming. I consoled myself with the thought that if anyone asked if I'd been in a mosh pit, I could now, finally, at 53, say yes.
Everybody except me stood for the whole show; down there in my chair I felt like an ant on the sidewalk in New York City. There were pyrotechnics and lasers and the smell of things burning. Confetti streamers fell from the rafters and girls scrambled to grab them, to keep as a memory. (Later I would spend $35 at the T-shirt booth for another memory.) Halfway through the concert, the cute guy at center stage took off his jacket, and I was fairly certain I would never again be able to hear the sopranos on my radio Opera channel.
Right about then, my friend sent me a text saying that I was saintly for taking the girls to the concert.
When they canonize me for tonight, I will become the patron saint of hearing loss, I said. Turns out there already is such a saint.
Anyway, I noticed this morning that the ringing in my left ear is finally starting to fade, so they'd have had to canonize me for something else.
Maybe the patron saint of the hopelessly out of touch -- but game.
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News: Game Re-Amps Kat Stacks Beef, "You Poor As F*ck, P*ssy Big As A Manhole [&] Got Lopsided Breast Implants"
Sunday, Sep 5, 2010 11:20AM
West Coast rapper Game has decided to put the "finishing touches" on his beef against self-proclaimed celebrity groupie Kat Stacks with an onslaught of Twitter disses.
In his rant, Game taunted Stacks' image and profession as a groupie.
"@ihatekatstacks #ifYOUwasbornwhite you'd be suckin eminem, bubba sparxx, jon b & travis barker d!cks instead of, soulja boys & young money's," he tweeted Sunday (September 5) morning.
"now go back to sleep in that sewer you RAT !!!"
"@ihatekatstacks if you spit all the rappers cum you swallowed up & insert it into ya pussy..... in 9 months you'd have the illest M.C. ever"
"@ihatekatstacks u poor as fuck, ya p*ssy big as a manhole, u got lop-sided breast implants, tracks like da underground railroad n Shaq feet."
"anybody gotta mouse trap............ sit it on any d*ck in the world, bet we catch that b*tch chin."
"Now it's time for "Mortal Kombat" Finish Her.........."
"& the sad thing is ya son is in FOSTER CARE & u on here tweetin all day. Least u coulda done is sucked the judge d*ck & got da lil n*gga out" (Game's Twitter)
In late August, Game also aired out his issues against Stacks.
"@ihatekatstacks B*TCH, wantin u 2 catch AIDS & die is probably the only thing me & @50cent got n common. Go swallow a teaspoon of rat poison," Game tweeted Thursday (August 26).
"@ihatekatstacks One day you gone Internally Drown in all that cum in ya stomach. More kids in ya stomach then all the projects in New York." (Game's Twitter)
Stacks proceeded to defend herself and taunted Game with a handful of tweets.
"Your mom taught me how to suck d*ck & your dad taught me how to get money when a d*ck up my a** @thegame," she tweeted back.
"B*tch what are you talking my son is at home with me go f*ck your dead grandmother @thegame."
"f*g with butterfly tatted on ur face claiming its for dead wh*re grandmother why did u cover it up then @thegame" (Kat Stacks' Twitter)
In a recent XXL Magazine feature, Stacks spoke on initially regretting exposing rap stars.
"When I first made the Internet blog, I regretted it, because everybody stopped talking to me," Stacks revealed in the interview. "But as I got bigger in time, bigger names and muthaf*ckas in the game, they all started getting at me. It just upgraded my career. Now I don't gotta go work. I don't gotta do sh*t. All I gotta do is show up at a [club] and get paid [for appearances] I don't regret it anymore. The first time I did it, I was like, 'D*mn, why the f*ck I did this sh*t? Because I was drunk? Just to embarrass muthaf*ckas?' I didn't expect to get money out of it. Now these muthaf*ckas keep f*ckin' with me, so I'm gonna continue to do Kat Stacks." (The 305)
Recently, Stacks released footage of herself and 20 year-old Soulja Boy Tell Em in a hotel room.
"What up y'all, this Kat Stacks b*tch," Stacks said in a bathrobe recording herself. "Can't really speak loud right now because Soulja Boy's in the shower. Anyway though, I'm here at the motherf*cking hotel, at the Intercontinental Buckhead in Atlanta right across the street from Soulja Boy's condo. Anyway, I been here kicking it with this motherf*cker. Yo, this motherf*cker is a motherf*cking coke head. This motherf*cker's been doing dope all motherf*cking day. That's why n*gga can't f*ck me right. I f*cked this n*gga three times. The first two times he came in five seconds, the third time he couldn't get hard and the n*gga still came. This n*gga's a motherf*cking coke head yo. Yo, check this out yo. Look at this sh*t man, this n*gga's a motherf*cking coke head yo. It's funny as h*ll." (World Star Hip Hop)
Check out recent footage of Kat Stacks below:


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Weekend Cooking: Pasta Pomodoro
This is for all of those of you out there with one tomato (Trish!).
I have this friend. We used to work together, but then she managed to bust out. The stinker. Anyway, her new job isn't very far from me, so about once a month we meet in the middle at this little hole-in-the-wall Italian place. It is authentic Italian made by Italian peoples. Ergo, it is DELICIOUS. Seriously, butt-growingly delicious. There is a dish I have gotten every time we've been there except the last time we went (which was a mistake. The dish I got was good, but it wasn't as good as my regular dish. Everyone was shocked I got it, even the waiter!). I ALWAYS get the Campellini Pomodoro.
In fact, I love it so much, I finally tried to recreate it at home. I'm getting pretty close!
Heather's Pasta Pomodoro
1 handful of spaghetti (I use Dreamfields because it's low carb yet still delicious)
1 diced tomato (largish, 2 if they are smallish)
minced garlic to taste (I'm up to about 6 cloves. The dish as they make it is very garlicky)
about 2 tablespoons good olive oil
a handful of sliced fresh basil
pepper to taste
parmesan cheese
Cook the pasta to package directions. As it comes to a boil, start heating the olive oil in a big skillet, on about medium. Add the garlic and let it sit. This gives the oil a chance to get all that lovely garlic flavor infused in it. YUM. Once the oil is pretty hot, add the diced tomato. Let them cook on medium for about 5 minutes or so. Once the pasta is done, add it to the skillet and mix it all together. Let it cook another couple of minutes. Take off the heat and add the basil, stirring again to combine. Serve with parmesan cheese and lovely crusty bread and a salad. It is so seriously yum!
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Last minute top made for a meeting this morning. It was perfect for a skirt I made a few months ago that was sitting in my closet. The fabric of the top is charmeuse which is very silky and feels good on the skin.
I use the jersey cowl from March 2013 as a base, but I had to cut it out on the bias because the fabric does not provide for stretch lengthwise.The top has cowl neckline and flounce sleeve. I draft the sleeve because I did not want the regular sleeve I needed movement.
The skirt is plain with a bow added at the back and four carriers place at the waistband.
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When firefighters arrived, they noted smoke inside the home and upgraded the response to a second alarm. A total of eight fire crews responded to the blaze.
There were two adults in the home at the time of the fire. No injuries have been reported, but the home suffered extensive damage.
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A family of four is safe after a quick thinking neighbor grabbed a ladder and helped them out of their burning home near 71st Avenue and Glendale on Sunday night.
Take a look at the dramatic video taken by the Glendale firefighters of a house fire that nearly took the lives of three people.A mother and her two children are alive thanks to a quick thinking neighbor, who is being hailed a hero by the family and the fire department."I jumped the wall when I seen the family that was up in the balcony yelling for help," said Jose Magana.It was just after 10 p.m. Sunday when Magana heard the screams. The house behind his home was engulfed in flames -- a mother, her 12-year-old son and 2-year-old daughter were stranded on a second story balcony."The lady.. I told her drop her baby into my hands," said Magana."Just had her under her arms and he's like 'Give me the baby' I'm like now he's gotta give her to me.. I'm like, don't drop her," said Tierra Richardson.Richardson says there was no other way. The flames growing behind her, she crawled out the window and let go. Magana, who had instructed his nephews to bring a ladder, caught the toddler, put her in the corner of the yard and continued to help.
"We just brought it out to the far corner.. he grabbed it from us, brought it over here, put it on a corner.. the little boy started getting out, the lady ran down," said Luis Silva Valencia.
By early morning, crews started cleanup and investigators raised a ladder 100 feet above the home to assess the damage.
The chief tells us crews arrived just four minutes after the first 911 call came in. In one minute, the entire attic was completely engulfed in flames and they tell us the north part of the roof where the family was standing collapsed -- at that time, you could see how bad it was from up here.
"My first story where we were is now on the first floor," said Richardson.
"We were all standing in the back yard. I told her to just run out into the street," said Magana, who had no doubts he could help save his neighbors. He didn't think twice when he heard their cries and for that, Richardson is forever grateful.
"Thank you, thank you so much for catching her and helping. God bless," she said.
Richardson was taken to a local hospital with minor injuries. Everyone else is fine.
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Packers head coach Mike McCarthy announced that Packers third-round rookie RB Alex Green suffered a season-ending knee injury in the team's victory Sunday over the Vikings in Minnesota. "Really unfortunate," McCarthy said of the injury, which was suffered on a first-quarter kickoff and will require surgery. Green had been mentioned as a potential "secret weapon" for the Packers after looking impressive in limited action against the Falcons a few weeks back. In the four games in which he played, he had three carries for 11 yards with a long gain of eight and one catch for six yards.
McCarthy also mentioned at his press conference that the hand injury suffered Sunday by star WR Greg Jennings is not expected to be serious, and that he should be ready to play in the team's next game in San Diego.
The way we see it
While the injury is a blow for Green, a promising performer who was extremely productive at the University of Hawaii, the Packers still appear to be in decent shape at running back, with James Starks, Ryan Grant and John Kuhn manning the fort. Starks came up huge late against the Vikings on Sunday, keeping the Vikes from getting the ball back for one last-gasp drive by moving the chains effectively with time winding down.