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I used to be a medical transcriptionist and could merrily type away with no neck pain, but wore out my thumbs and wrists.....
I now am a billing clerk and still on the computer and lately my neck has been killing me (spasms and aching all the time). This coincides with my doing a new job duty on the computer with lots of using the mouse and looking at small icons and clicking on them. It has been about a month for the neck pains and the new duty (it is only 1 hour a day at present but supervisor wants to expand it to 3 or 4 hours).
I noticed my posture has been bad and things have been blurry looking on the computer. I am farsighted (presbyopia, meaning old eyes) and I have had to get lots of different glasses for different tasks. I need one strength for reading, one for playing the piano and another for the computer. I have been using 2.5 readers for everything and apparently that is not working anymore as I have been having problems focusing when on the computer and I get eye fatigue when trying to read. So I went out and bought glasses at Costco 3 pairs of 2.0 and 3 pairs of 2.25. Comparing prices, Target charges $12 a pair for identical glasses. Costco sells 3 pairs in a pack for $18. So I invested $36 plus tax on a hunch this is my problem making my neck hurt.
I will give an update in a day or so. Sometimes we are forced to make changes and I find that our bodies are always trying to tell us something. Right now my knees are saying, "Get off that computer and go swim before work." (They say this by aching and feeling stiff, and I need to listen.)
I think I solved the problem of my blankety blank aching neck....My glasses are too strong!!! Thissounds backwards but I am far sighted. I have been having trouble seeing the computer and have been leaning forward to get in focus...therefore, my glasses are too strong, so I went out and got readers in 2.00 and 2.25 (I have been using 2.5). I surely hope this is going to be an "easy fix," cause I certainly don't want any more surgery in my life..... I will write tomorrow after work and let you know if that helped my aching blankety-blank neck....
I am up at 4:30 this a.m. and ate breakfast (forgot I was supposed to take medicine an hour before eating...that's the thyroid med). After work I am going swimming and really missed swimming on Thursday and Tuesday last week as the pool was closed. I hope my eyes are getting better from the medicated drops. I noticed that the sun bothered them and I had to wear my shades even though it was cloudy over the weekend. Bringing hand sanitizer to work and am concentrating on NOT TOUCHING MY EYES (even though they are itchy and uncomfortable) as this eye infection is very contagious but I don't think I should stay home from work as this could last 10 days or so even with medication.
At least the sinus headache is better and my neck is pretty good this morning, too.
The highlight of my day? Swimming from 5 to 6 p.m. today.....yeah!!!!
I can't seem to stop myself from weighing myself every morning and for now I will just accept that I am a bit obsessed with the scale. A couple weeks ago when I bought my new scale it said 243 and now it says 36.6 and that is finally down a lb from the place I was stuck for 8 days. Spark pages suggest weighing once a week but right now I am focusing on sodium reduction and getting rid of excess fluid so I don't think once a day is a bad idea. However, I did weigh myself in the evening a few times and that appears to be my "fat" time of day so I won't do that anymore!!!
And the good news is I have not gained any weight in over a week. Weight still holding at 237.7. Watching calories and sodium and water intake. Saw on The Doctors show that 1 cup of cottage cheese is 800 mg of sodium and there it was on the label, exactly what they said (only the label said 400 mg for 1/2 cup serving). So I whipped it--threw out half of a large carton of cottage cheese and unless I find low sodium cottage cheese (the show said there is such a thing, which I have not seen) I will not buy cottage cheese again, in this lifetime.... I did check the sodium level on my no fat yogurt and that was only 150 mg for a full cup.
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Let me put on my lit-crit hat for a moment to explain just how wrong you are.
No, no, no, never, ever, no. Once you start living in the world of stories and not reality terrible things start happening, because reality does not work like stories. Stories work like stories.
You can argue that fiction is more beautiful or that you wish it were true or that it validates how you want to believe things are, but there are things that don't go away when you ignore them, and they do not care about your addiction to narrative.
Aw, come on, you didn't believe all those things really happened to David Sedaris?posted by John Cohen at 9:17 AM on February 16, 2012
Can't we just accept the convention that "humor" gets classified as "non-fiction"? No one is tricked into thinking the author is asserting that these things really happened.
The incomparable greatness of the Divine Comedy shows itself not least in the fact that, in spite of the exceptionally wide range and variety of its influence – it even shaped the language of a nation – it has been but seldom understood in the fulness of its meaning. Already in Dante's own lifetime those who ventured out upon the ocean of the spirit in the wake of his ship (Paradiso, II, Iff) were to remain a relatively small company. They more or less disappeared with the Renaissance; the individualistic mode of thought of this period, tossed to and fro between passion and calculating reason, was already far removed from Dante's inward-looking spirit. Even Michaelangelo, though he revered his fellow-Florentine to the highest degree, could no longer understand him. At the time of the Renaissance, however, people did at least still debate as to whether Dante had actually seen Heaven and hell or not.
I'm curious what you think the definition should be, if not "information delivered in the form of a story".
While this may be true, I think that what constitutes a "narrative" may be a lot more flexible than what a lot of people think.
You do realize this is the founding principle of internet discussion boards (including this one), yes?
There is no real value in arguing about it. If you win, you get nothing.
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Idea for Sabotage in the middle of the round: One player must trash everything that is on a heat source and make it again.
I don't know if someone has suggested this sabotage; but make one have to incorporate truffle oil into there dish and another have to use sweet chili sauce.
I think a good sabotage would be for one of the chefs to have to use a pair of kids safety scissors to cut and chop everything in the round. I also think it would be cool to see a Cutthroat Kitchen viewer be the judge in an episode.
A good sabotage would be to auction off s chance to cut a competitors shopping time in half.
How about this for a sabotage (maybe in a pasta challenge or something with tomato sauce)
The contestant substitute their tomato paste/sauce, tomatoes and anything used to make a sauce for the sauce in a frozen microwavable meal that they will have to thaw out before using
I would like them do a Cutthroat Kitchen show where the contestants are teenagers competing for money for college scholarship or culinary school. The sabotages would be thing more teenage in nature as well, ie having to wear sagging pants, wear gloves fitted with extremely long fingernails, cell phone taped to both hands, stop in the middle of cooking and having to text a entire page of some story/recipe/book to Alton, etc. Then like they did when the usual judges were competing for charity, the winner is given then full $25K and the others $5K. Could do it as a 5 episode tournament as well: $25 K to overall winner, $7.5 to 10K for the 3 runners up, and $2.5 to 5K to all the other contestants. Just a thought.
Sabotage IDEA: Cream of Chicken Soup – Instead of milk and cream, let the chefs use Boston Creme Doughnut filling as the cream for their soup. #cutthroatkitchen
Here are two of the most diabolical sabotages/auctions I can think of…
1. Force one or more opponents to use at least a small amount of everything they grabbed from the Cutthroat Kitchen pantry. This would be good to use against chefs that grab everything just because, get real you don't need 7 kinds of cheese.
2. Force one or more opponents to shop in the Cutthroat Kitchen pantry without knowing what the dish will be. You would have to auction this off before the dish is announced. The winner would be whispered the dish by Alton, then everyone shops. After the pantry is closed the other contestants would be informed of what the dish is.
Hopefully these sabotages/auctions will not fall on deaf ears.
How about a sabotage of "shopping second"? Everyone else gets to do all their shopping first and clean out stuff before the last person. To make it really nasty, give the last person only 30 seconds to shop.
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Last summer HSKA announced the sale of non core
assets (Bovine and feline vaccines) to Eli Lilly's/ Elanco
Animal Health. Heska produced these vaccines at the
Diamond Facility in Des Moines,IA. As part of the sale
Heska agreed to continue manufacturing the vaccines
at Diamond as a subcontract manufacturer. Elanco could
elect to change the agreement by a buyout of the 10 yr contract.
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OVP business. By partnering with Eli Lilly, Heska gives
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operations at Diamond. I would be a bit surprised to see
an eventual sale of the Iowa plant and equipment to Elanco.
Sears, With or without restated financials, you would
think VTR, and others can do back of envelope math.
It would be nice too see Ventas make an unsolicited
offer for FVE. Many felt VTR stole the deal you mentioned.
If Portnoy learned anything by his dismissal
from CWH??? Shareholders have his number.
Can we blame the weasel for squirming a bit?
Heska is finally starting to show growth and
still trades at a dramatic discount to peers.
IDXX trades at 15x book, while ABAX is at 5x.
Little HSKA trades at 1.5 x book value, and has
a lot of room for multiple expansion.
I expect CEO Wilson to continue to expand on
revenue growth, and profitability.
Wilson IMO executed the biggest coup of his
career parlaying his little company Cuattro into
a takeover of Heska. Who acquired who?
Wilson now has double the shares of any
other insider including the founder Grieve.
He has no emotional ties to Heska, and is
in a position to dispose of non producing assets.
A sale of OVP facilities and land could add $4
per share in cash.
I expect to see Heska trading at $20 and above
by year end. I wouldn't even be a bit surprised
to see Heska acquired in the next year.
Db, Many years ago I had a girlfriend that had a
perfect pair. I used to call her "double nickels".
I will defer to your expertise if you're an accountant?
However, I used to have rental properties which I
would elect to depreciate on a 10-20 yr schedule.
Looking at Heskas balance sheet they show equipment
as a depreciable balance sheet item and it has grown
from $4M to $9M in the past 2 years. I assume they
have added new equipment but this does not reflect the
value of the underlying Real estate in Iowa. Last year HSKA
announced selling the proprietary patents and rights
to several vaccines, and entered into a 10yr agreement
to continue to produce the afore-mentioned vaccines.
It is my contention that the manufacturing business was
never in Heskas baliwick and should be spun off.
I see the OVP as a dying entity. Heska can easily subcontract
to have the heartworm preventive mfg'd for resale.
dbldeal, Heska purchased the Iowa land and Diamond
nearly 20yrs ago for approx $12M plus assumed debt.
The company has upgraded the facility over the years
with production and packaging equipment to be FDA
compliant. This is the only real estate Heska owns.
HSKA leases their headquarters in Loveland on a triple
net lease arrangement. I see no place on Heska's balance
sheet where they give a value to this property. Do you?
There are several catalysts that could give
shareholders a positive surprize.
CVS pharmacy has been pilot testing Abaxis
POC analyzer for several months for use in
their in store clinics. The breakthrough of
a large order of the analyzers would bring with
it a steady recurring reagent stream.
Abbott is also partnering with Abaxis to
place the POC analyzers. The large marketing
reach of Abbott through their existing salesforce
should increase sales.
Up to now veterinary sales has eclipsed human
diagnostic equipment sales by a 80-20% margin.
That should change with placement of the Piccolo
in acute care clinics, pharmacy clinics, and other
alternative hospital settings.
Heska has shown solid momentum since
newcomer Wilson took charge.
For the first time sine 2007 the company
is on track to show revenue growth.
What show the faithful expect over the next
few quarters?
Heska has a history of seasonality. It performs
better in the last quarter of the year, and first
quarter than it does in spring and summer.
What is different this year is the new product ramps
that are boosting equipment placements.
(the handheld analyzer is an example)
The "RESET" marketing program has been well
received by customers. And with every hardware
placement, comes a steady stream of reagent sales.
Operating margins are improving. Heska is finally
able to show profits that can be sheltered using
the NOL's (operating loss carry forwards)
The imaging "Cuattro" division is growing sales
and offers ccustomers a compelling reason to
bundle with HSKA.
Wilson has brought an upbeat attitude to employees.
Happy employees are vested in the companies success.
Heska also has some undervalued assets I expect will
be disposed. The OVP division is not an essential core
business. Diamond Animal Health exists only to mfg and
distribute vaccines, and preventives, for third parties.
The Carlylse, and Des Moines plant and real estate
acreage is worth $15-$20M by my estimate. Heska has
depreciated these assets to zero. A sale of this property
would add $5/share IMO.
Wilson has many options and has only begun to unlock
the value in Heska. There are many reasons to be bullish
going forward. Buy the dips.
WD4, I like your astute observations.
I don't put anything past Porknoy after
the backdoor deal he did with SIR to GOV.
However, There is no way shareholders
would vote positively for a take private deal
without a substantial premium. A lower
than book value bid would invite competing
offers from others.
SNH doesn't have enough juice to veto
a competitors offer, and would be faced with
getting into the mix to protect their own interests.
Heska has some intermediate weakness following
a positive earnings report and forecast.
If you missed the boat earlier? This is a good time
to avg into HSKA.
As I suggested a week ago, another shareholder
meeting postponed and continued further delay
in filing SEC required reports.
The company now states for the 3rd time, results
from 2013 and 2014 are in process and will be
forth coming? What about honest communication
with share holders? When will that ever be forth coming?
No one has received a proxy statement. FVE knew
weeks ago that the August scheduled meeting would be
postponed and confirmed by not mailing proxy info.
The disingenuous attitude of Portney certainly doesn't
make for building trust and credibility.
Our best hope for disposing this BOD and RMR
is to have SNH come to their senses and realize
that a bigger REIT like Vestas is salivating over
this disfunctional situation. A hostile bid for
FVE would likely be received positively by shareholders.
Five could conceivably be had at a discount to NAV
just to spite the present management.
Rb, Having been on board since the depths of Dec 2011
when SRT dipped as low as $1.55. I see no compelling
reason to sell, and like you, share a strong conviction the
best lies ahead for Startek.
You have to like the progress Chad and his team have
made in transforming the company. It is also positive that
insiders continue to elect to accumulate share.
Over 32% of the company is owned by insiders.
These parties, as well as, institutions have strong conviction.
SRT has always been a low float, low volume, equity.
I expect if one waits on results of the next couple quarters,
they will be chasing SRT.
I've been buying FVE hand over fist from $5 down.
These low life sluggo's have to worry that they do
not control enough of the float to deter a hostile offer.
If Ventas or HCN offers me $6 for my shares, i'm a
happy camper. Any operator is better than one who
asks shareholders to bend over, and like it.
Portnoy's intransnagense invites his own demise.
I agree 100%. And while we're ready too depose Mackey,
how about adding CFO Hoaglund to the slash pile.
Hes the one in charge of the financial reports.
Maybe the auditor Ernst & Young should also be fired.
This company is full of self serving insiders that are
tied to the hip with the Portney's. Its time to clean house.
Every shareholder should be writing a letter to the
auditor to inquire why this outfit cannot produce quarterly
reports in a timely manner.
4wd, I have to agree. The continued delay and self dealing
by insiders calls for a shareholder lawsuit IMO.
Everyone of these breaches of fiduciary duty only furthers
the distrust of this gang led by Portnoy.
It seems apparent without the consideration of an
announcement. There will likely be no shareholders meeting
in August, or update timetable for the restated earnings.
I agree with you straight4wd. Senior livings growth
will be in private pay. Not subsidized by Obama care.
Sears was making general observations about the
changes in healthcare brought about by the ACA.
There are a lot of companies benefiting by the changes.
What we need to seek with FVE is an activist investor,
or a shareholder lawsuit that takes Portnoy and the board
to task for breach of fidicuary duty, and self dealing.
It doesn't appear we are going to see the belated financial
restatements anytime soon. I also suspect the several times
postponed shareholders meeting scheduled for Aug 27
will be postponed again. These sluggos have no
interest in creating shareholder value.
SRT disappointing earnings call
is just a road bump. Despite sp
trading down today, the conviction
shareholders are holding tight.
There was good news within the
reported results. Revenues up on
a year over yr basis, new accounts
logged, and margins increasing in
offshore call centers with the closure
of Costa Rica operations.
Sears, Good information! Thank you for sharing.
To expand on the subject. Pharmacy providers
Walgreens, and CVS Caremark are very aggressive
in recognizing the opportunity.
CVS with 7500 stores is the nations largest pharmacy.
The company has retail clinics in over 650 of its locations.
It is expanding this number to provide convenient access
to quality healthcare for common and chronic conditions.
CVS is currently pilot testing POC (point of care) diagnostic
hardware with Abaxis ABAX. The "picollo" analyzer using
reagent cartridges is able to test dozens of markers in
a matter of minutes using a droplet of blood.
Expansion of services in the Walmarts, Walgreens,CVS,
and acute care clinics is happening quickly.
The clinics are able to lower costs by staffing with nurse
practioners. They are offering respitory, and infusion services,
as well as making home care visits.
Uptab, Good thing you've got a mix of other prospects.
I've been in and out of MCZ since 2003 and its a sleeping
pill. If you buy at the present .60 and ride it to a dollar its
a decent swing trade that will give a nice 40% return.
The key is to have more patience than a walleye
fisherman and bottom feed the troughs. I have nibbled
a little but have no delusions. This is no company that will
ever be more than it is....a seasonal swing trade.
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Tissue factor (also known as tissue thromboplastin or CD142) is the protein that activates the blood clotting system by binding to, and activating, the plasma serine protease, factor VIIa, following vascular injury. Because of its essential role in hemo-stasis, tissue factor plays a role in pathology associated with hemostasis, triggering the coagulation system in many thrombotic diseases and the coagulopathies associated with sepsis and other forms of disseminated intravascular coagulation. Recent research has also implicated tissue factor in a variety of nonhemostatic roles, including cell signaling, inflammation, vasculo-genesis, and tumor growth and metastasis. This review focuses on both the well-known roles of tissue factor in hernostasis and thrombosis and the newer concepts of tissue-factor biology including how it functions as a signaling receptor and the possible role of blood-borne tissue factor in thrombosis.
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- Title
- Tissue factor: A key molecule in hemostatic and nonhemostatic systems
- Journal
International Journal of Hematology
Volume 79, Issue 2 , pp 103-108
- Cover Date
- 2004-04-01
- Print ISSN
- 0925-5710
- Online ISSN
- 1865-3774
- Publisher
- Springer-Verlag
- Additional Links
- Topics
- Keywords
- Tissue factor
- Factor VII
- Hernostasis
- Thrombosis
- Industry Sectors
- Authors
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Biochemistry Department, University of Illinois at Urbana- Champaign, 417 Med Sci Bidg MC-714,506 S Mathews, Urbana, Illinois, USA


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3.93/5 rDev +2.6%
Had a glass at Queens Kickshaw in Astoria. This a cool beer, American hops piled into an English pale ale. The hopping is on par with an APA, though the flavor isn't quite as crisp or clean. The big citrus fruit dominates the beer with a mix of grapefruit, zest, rind, and a little juicier tangerine fruit. There is a light, doughy malt in the background. It's quite drinkable, but just as satisfying to sip, with an appropriately light-medium body. Give it a try.
01-14-2013 01:26:05 | More by tempest
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3.4/5 rDev -11.2%
Had on tap at Armsby Abbey
Light fizzy head covering hazy wheat orange color.
Nose is light sweet malts, light fruits, light wheats, light herbal hops, light esters, very light overall.
Taste has light malts and a bit grainy, a light ester taste, light herbal hedgrow style hops but not very bitter, somewhat lighter bitterness, light sweet malts, light dry quick finish, light fruit as well, there's nothing that really stands out about this beer.
Mouth is lighter bodied, decent carb.
Overall kinda meh, nothing really going on, no real hop presence except some herbal U.K. style bittering hops that hardly bitter the beer, and not my fav style of hops either. Overall everything was very light like the beer couldn't make up it's mind where it wanted to go, and I don't mean light like a nice pilsner or light pale ale, more like they weren't sure what to add so they just added a touch of everything and it just made it bland.
08-02-2011 11:59:07 | More by jlindros
4/5 rDev +4.4%
10-28-2012 20:11:07 | More by milkbone_underwear
New York
4.78/5 rDev +24.8%
I don't review beers on this site but wanted to provide a different take on Alpha Pale. I'm going to skip the technical tasting notes and simply state my overall opinion. I encountered this beer at Christopher's in Porter Square, Cambridge, MA during a two week visit in Boston last July. It was the first time they had it on tap.
I'm 61 and have been drinking craft beer for over twenty years. I travel extensively and have been to Belgium, the UK, Germany, Austria, and the Czech Republic multiple times. In other words, I have a little experience with beer.
Alpha Pale is an unfiltered light summer seasonal pale ale and one of the most enjoyable and drinkable beers I've had anywhere. I rarely order the same beer twice in a session but I drank three Alphas in a row. It's smoothness and balanced flavor profile are excellent. It's different from any other beer I'm familiar with. I brought a beer enthusiast friend to try it two days later and we had the last four pints from the keg. It sold out in three days. The bartender said customers were raving about it.
If you're a hophead/big beer fan, you may not like it, but if you appreciate highly drinkable, balanced beers with subtle taste characteristics, seek it out.
09-09-2011 16:41:12 | More by Tut
2.73/5 rDev -28.7%
I had the misfortune of trying some of this ontap at the Armsby Abbey. Poured into a pint glass.
A - Poured a hazy wit like appearance with a fizzy, quickly dissolving head.
S - What the heck is this...Wheres the hops? Super super light aromas (grains, hops, malts). A quick smell yields the following reaction of "This is a craft beer?".
T - And the taste garnishes that reaction as well. More light malts and light hedgrow hops. Waaaay too light on the flavors on this one. Lots of grains too. Really confusing.
M - My favorite part of this beer. But that still isnt saying much. Felt somewhat thin and weak.
O - Overall, not worth my time or money. This is a beer I expect to get from a macro brewery trying to do craft, not a regular ol craft brewery. Really needs some work to be enjoyable. A shame.
08-04-2011 01:01:40 | More by rudzud
4/5 rDev +4.4%
11-15-2011 03:19:31 | More by UncleJimbo
4/5 rDev +4.4%
07-26-2012 16:07:56 | More by rolltide8425
Alpha Pale ("XPA") from Wandering Star Brewing Company
- out of 100 based on 7 ratings.


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Colonial Boston, known for its historic sites and attractions, is turning its focus to the present. The city recently finished transforming a 19th century mill into a 62-unit apartment complex. The mill, left vacant for nearly three decades, is now a 95,000 square-foot building. While Boston, Massachusetts flooring contractors did preserve much of the existing floors, and other contractors preserved columns and concrete ceilings, the $24-million project left the structure looking quite different that the original Highland Brewing Company building, built in 1867. The project took Boston floor installation experts and hundreds of other workers quite a while but all involved were happy to be able to provide housing for 62 families.
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US Census Information for Boston, Massachusetts
Population age 55-59 30,218 Male population age 80-84 3,309 Male population age 85 and older 2,728 Female population age 15-19 25,988 Female population age 70-74 8,104


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