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Off the Dot is an ongoing column of opinions, feelings and thoughts on all things Tampa Bay Lightning. This is a knee-jerk reaction column for the many things that a fan maybe feels or thinks throughout a hockey season.
This is NOT a stat by stat analysis of the Bolts, but rather a theater of words concerning the Lightning and the many emotions tangled up in supporting your favorite NHL team; a theater for all fans to come to for a more personal take on Tampa Bay hockey.
That's why I call it "off the dot". Because if we were "on the dot", as in face-off mode, well, things would be decidedly more on-point and specific. While off the dot, while we're still just milling around the face-off circle, as I am now, waiting for the whistle to blow, then we're just being conversational. We're just talking about our thoughts on strategy maybe or whatever random concept happens to come to mind, needing to be expressed. The fun off-key banter of fans before someone (whoever) decides to hunker down, spread out their skates, and get nose-deep over the dot for the real face-off, and maybe say, statistically speaking, what happened in a win or loss in their more researched opinion. And we have those articles all over Bolts by the Bay, and I very much encourage you to check out those articles too.
These are just my opinions, my feelings, and my thoughts – while we're off the dot.
Today, I'm going to a Lightning game.
I'm bringing my son (his second game) and my best friend (the Isles fan you might recall me mentioning way back, once upon a time that still has a soft spot for the Lightning) and we're hitting up a Bolts game, my first of the New Year, against the aforementioned New York Islanders, as it turns out.
It's kind of part of my Christmas present to said best friend. Take him to see his favorite team when they're in town and playing the Bolts.
Of course now, I'm sort of regretting it, because the Isles have really been resurging of late (despite losing to the Panthers on Tuesday, which might push them more to win tonight against the Lightning than really be a sign of the end of their surge) and unless the Lightning is prepared for a fight, it's not so much of a given as it maybe was back in December (when I bought the tickets) that Tampa Bay will run away with this game.
If they don't show up prepared for a fight, and the Isles win, then I have to deal with my best friend's potential smug comments (not really, I play) about the loss and well, that's tough on a friendship.
But I've had weeks to prepare my mind for such an occurrence (the Bolts have been a bit back-and-forth lately for me to feel confident, though if Bishop is starting, we got a pretty good shot), and I believe I'm ready. I hope the Bolts are even more ready than I am to win this game and prevent me from having to suffer such an awkward drive home.
Because if his Isles lose I think he might be better at handling that loss than me if the Bolts take a header tonight (he is an Isles fan after all).
The Lightning did win the first meeting between these two teams 3-2 in a shootout back on Dec. 17.
And they had to come back to do it. A page from the Isles' own playbook of late.
But the Bolts didn't look so good that I feel overtly confident today just yet. But I have seen a lot of good things over the last few weeks of games (since the Christmas break) that lead me to believe they've got a shot to turn tonight's game into the second win on a new streak of wins, and we really need them.
I'll be there with my Islanders friend and my son, and my Islanders friend's friend who is also an Islanders fan (but I warned him to tone that Islanders optimism thing down), cheering the Bolts on and being the thunder.
I will hope that this small gesture is enough to make a difference in their play on the ice. It certainly has to do more good than yelling at a television.
This was part one. I will conclude this small little series of columns tomorrow at some point with part two; a summary of events at the game, and my reaction to whatever takes place between the two Eastern Conference teams.
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Ah, the mighty defensive end. Bane of quarterbacks and disruptor of passing attacks everywhere. Unfortunately, the NFL agrees, and ends are usually high on the shopping list at draft time, even as underclassmen (although no position seems safe anymore). Why? Defensive end is one of those rare positions where sheer talent can make a guy a factor until he learns the ropes and gets into NFL shape. The same applies to the college level, as a skinny freshman pass rusher can wreak havoc on gameday while he bulks up into more of an all-round threat. So college teams will usually get the more talented ends into the rotation straight away, and when they are ready to start in a year or so, look out. This list is comprised of players who fit that mould, and are generally ready to step up and replace a star veteran. Unsurprisingly, the majority are from the SEC. As always, there are a ton of guys who haven't made the list for various reasons – please feel free to offer your own suggestions.
Carl Lawson, Auburn
This sophomore has big shoes to fill, replacing Dee Ford. Ford, as you may remember, was dynamite in spearheading Auburn's defensive charge all the way to national championship game. Lawson, though, may be just the man for the job. One of the top-ranked defensive ends coming out of high school, Lawson worked his way up the rotation, playing in every game and finishing second on the team with 4 sacks. In his best game of the season, against Ole Miss, Lawson racked up 6 tackles (5 solo), making 3.5 in the backfield, 2 of which were sacks. His second sack of the day sealed the win. While Lawson never scaled those heights again, he flashed enough to suggest that the Tigers will be solid at at least one end for the next couple of years. Lawson finished with 20 tackles, 7.5 for loss, 4 sacks, 7 hurries and 2 fumbles forced.
Shaq Lawson, Clemson
2013 seemed to have been a banner year for top defensive ends called Lawson, as Clemson's Shaq, another top high school recruit, had a season comparable to his namesake. Shaw saw plenty of action in all 13 games, making 30 tackles, 10 for loss, 4 sacks, 1 PBU and 4 hurries, as part of a Clemson pass rush that accounted for 38 sacks. He was voted onto a number of freshman all-American teams, and looks poised to make a run at a starting job in spring camp, even with seniors Vic Beasley (13 sacks) and Corey Crawford (2.5 sacks) back. The Tigers have been doing a good line in defensive ends recently (Andre Branch, da'Quan Bowers et al), and Lawson looks to be ready to follow Beasley as the next in that line.
Jamal Palmer, Baylor
It says a lot about how far Baylor has come under Art Briles when, instead of scrambling to find the pieces to put together a passable defense, we are talking about slotting in the next big thing. With senior defensive ends Chris McAllister and Terrance Lloyd out of eligibility, Baylor finds itself with a couple of key vacancies. Luckily, the cupboard is not Bear. Palmer, a soon-to-be junior, has been working his way into the rotation over the last couple of years, and now he's ready to take center stage. Despite not starting a game last season, Palmer finished second on the team with 5 sacks. He was more than just a pass rusher too, racking up 38 tackles, 11 for loss, 7 quarterback hurries and 5 force fumbles and recovering 2. He won't have to do it all himself with a decent looking line, but he will get a chance to be the star.
Shane Ray, Missouri
Michael Sam may have been making headlines more for off-field matters than his play during the season, but he was still the SEC co-defensive player of the year, which is no easy feat. Replacing Sam certainly won't be either. Ray, though, looks like he could be the answer. After flashing some ability in his freshman season, Ray turned it up a notch last year as a regular in the rotation. Despite not starting a single game, Ray saw plenty of action, making 39 tackles, 9 for loss, with 4.5 sacks, 8 hurries and 2 fumbles forced. He flashed his outstanding speed in the Cotton Bowl, as he returned a game-clinching fumble 73 yards for a TD to beat Oklahoma State. Ray has been working hard in camp to improve his game, and should be a major player in continuing Mizzou's ferocious pass rush next season.
A'Shawn Robinson
Robinson differs from the other guys on the list in a couple of areas. Firstly, he plays predominantly as a 3-4 end. Secondly, at 320 pounds, he's big enough to be a tackle, and it wouldn't be a surprise to see him move to the nose in the future. He even started a game there last season. For now, he's mostly an end, and with starter Ed Stinson graduated, there's a vacancy. Robinson was outstanding in a backup role last season, leading the team with 5.5 sacks, impressive for a 30 end, and finishing second with 8 tackles for loss. He also had 38 tackles, 5 hurries and blocked a field goal against Chattanooga. Robinson may be a big guy, but he's athletic and was considered for the offensive line out of high school. Now that he looks locked into defense, the sky is apparently the limit.
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However, the models and computer algorithms the IPCC and EPA rely on still do not include the proper magnitude of solar cycles and other powerful natural forces that influence climate changes. They assume "positive feedbacks" from GHGs that trap heat, but understate the reflective and thus cooling effects of clouds. They display a global warming bias throughout – bolstered by temperature data contaminated by "urban heat island" effects due to measuring stations being located too close to human heat sources. They assume Earth's climate is now controlled almost entirely by rising human CO2/GHG emissions.
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Prodigal Lyrics - Casting Crowns
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Living on my own, thinking for myself
Castles in the sand, temporary wealth
Walls are falling down, storms are closing in
Tears have filled my eyes, here I am again
And I've held out as long as I can
Now I'm letting go and holding out my hand
Daddy, here I am again
Will You take me back tonight
I went and made the world my friend
And it left me high and dry
I drag Your name back through the mud
That You first found me in
Not worthy to be called Your son
Is this to be my end
Daddy, here I am
sponsored linksHere I am again
Curse this morning sun
Drags me in to one more day
Of reaping what I've sown
Of living with my shame
Welcome to my world
And the life that I have made
Where one day you're a prince
The next day you're a slave
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Choices | Reviewer: Igenoza Nicholas | 5/9/13
Constantly, wit every step in life, we're confronted wit dilemmas. Should I turn to the left, for example, or to the right; leave or stay? Whatever the decision, we hav to choose. Even when one says: "I don't have the choice" or decides not to make a decision, it is still a choice. Daddy here I am again; transform my life Lord!
prodigal | Reviewer: Anonymous | 4/8/12
i have heard this cd forever,heard the song before many are times. this morning when i was dressing up for work on a sunday God grabbed my shoulder to reapet the song. i asked myself why am am going to work on a sunday.. i dont have a child, hubby but myself why am i working so hard.Here i am again Lord.. am sorry i had forgot about your love again..am coming back to the heart of worship...
polaris | Reviewer: Anonymous | 7/10/11
i so love this song because it made me feel the greatness of God and the unconditional love He has been giving us. even though we're the one who has turned our back to him, still he's the one who reconciled first by giving his only begotten son, Jesus Christ. i know how hard headed i am but Father here i am making my way again to you. :(
Daddy, here I am again | Reviewer: Wantwa Mwangomba | 4/16/11
When I sit quiet and figure out my past life, I tear down considering how I turned away from my God. He has been so wonderful, loving and caring to me. I thought I would live the way I wanted by going away from His will but the more I did the more miserable I became. Today, I Daddy God, here i am again and use me for your Glory. Please, do not count my past and let your Holy spirit fill me and lead me into eternity. AMEN!
Broken but revived. | Reviewer: Crush | 3/21/11
It was my early resumption in school, so things were not so heated up and I was yet to understand the kind of roommate I have. Then came this morning that I was awakened by this song and he was the one playing it on his laptop. It occured to me that I have heard this song somewhere like once but didn't pay much attention. This time around, the lyrics broke my heart. It was as if Mark Hall was talking directly to me cuz I was feeling lazy to do the right things at that time. I just couldn't help it but ask him to please transfer to song to my fone and it has become one of my favorite ever since...this song actually rekindled the flame in me.
Touched | Reviewer: Omoshemime G | 10/8/10
At first, i listened to this song like every other song without paying much attention to it's lyric, but since the day i took time to listen to the song meaningfully i discovered that i was once a victim of sin. Everyday i thank God for taking me back- oh what a joy to be back with God. This song helps me everyday to remember and appreciate the death on the cross.
I feel like my heart is crushing before God when I hear this song! | Reviewer: Anonymous | 9/16/10
I've been lost and now I'm found by God through this song! Daddy here I am! Again
Living on my own, thinking for myself
Castles in the sand, temporary wealth
Walls are falling down, storms are closing in
Tears have filled my eyes, here I am again
Daddy here i am | Reviewer: Ugochukwu | 8/6/10
This song really got me and i knew dat i was outside and far away from God. So i am saying Daddy here i am cos i definately know He is telling me son come into My arms. God i luv you so much give me the grace to remain in your presence
forgiveness | Reviewer: sky | 1/17/10
Optimism is the faith that leads to achievement. Nothing can be done without hope or confidence.
Scientists were rated as great heretics by the church, but they were truly religious men because of their faith in the orderliness of the universe.
Daddy here Iam | Reviewer: brian | 1/10/10
heard the song and I could swear I felt a tear drop from my eye.. had almost given up on myself. A typical prodigal wanting to be loved but no one seems to notice holdin it all inside gliding in the mud of sin not knowin what to do.. hurtin n thinkin I can't go back to God am too far gone.. but the song changed all that and now I can say Daddy here I am again save me.. Casting Crowns you've helped a young soul find his way to YAWEH.. LOVE U LORD JESUS CHRIST..
Prodigal | Reviewer: Anonymous | 7/6/09
I was driving when i hear this song for the first time...I couldn't help to cry.It's amazing how i can call "Daddy" the one and only God, and the most amazing part is that he calls me "Daughter"..Thank You Jesus!
God's love is bigger than any problems... | Reviewer: manny | 12/29/08
anonymous, God loves you still. no matter what you have done he is always there for you. Open your heart so he could come in to your heart. Remember that he loves you. satan is trying to take to hell, but God is offering the everlasting life right next to him. Decide where you want to spend the eternity.
for anonymous2 | Reviewer: Anonymous | 9/11/08
Yup I agree with you Anonymous. I've been there . . .
When I was there, all that I was saying to God was to never let me go even if I was not doing the right thing.
God's love is awesome. Through his grace, I'm back in His love. Just let Him work in your life. There will be a time that you can't deny His love anymore because its so overwhelming. Remain faithful and give sometime to know and understand Him.
God loves you...
response | Reviewer: Anonymous | 11/20/07
just wanted to say to the reviewer above (anonymous2!)... God adores you, however much you might not feel able to sense that right now. Hold on to him with the little you have. I just say that as the reason i love this song so much is becuase i also really relate to it... i've felt in that place where you dont even feel you have any motivation to come back to God and thats a really hard thing to go through, but i can say that God will always still be faithful to you! I just discovered this song recently and i know that for me it has been a reminder of that... of a period of time when my life felt so out of line with what i 'should' have been as a christian, the ways that i still do often distance myself from God, but that through all of that he is still loving and loving and loving... Have faith, he's right there with you. Take a risk of just asking him to change you, help you turn around... (as life with him will truly be so much better!...something i 'knew' but sometimes could not see/feel, maybe that relates to your situation) We all need to do that, and the times when we recognise our weakness are the times when its easiest for God to give us strength! Love and prayers, xx
i can apply this song to every aspect of my life | Reviewer: anonymous2 | 10/16/07
i've done so many things that i would take back if i could. i feel like God doesn't exist in my life anymore and that he will stay out of my life forever. i have no motivation to change what i'm doing now and i have no idea how i'll ever be a good Christian again.
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The story that tells the economic fortunes of smaller metropolitan airfields in Europe is very much a tale of several cities. Many find themselves in a veritable "Catch-22"–they can expand their operations as long as arriving and departing aircraft meet local neighborhood rules. But increased services aggravate negative public perception of the noise they generate.
Aviation International News » March 2006
Among the big jets filling the ramp at Nairobi Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, the small green and yellow ATR twin turboprops of Tanzanian regional carrier Precision Air Services feel quite at home. Seven times a day they land and take off to carry passengers to all the principal destinations in neighboring Tanzania, serving both business and leisure markets and proving a perfect match for equity partner Kenya Airways.
It took a while for the message to register, but Bombardier finally heeded the airline market's counsel in late January and shelved its languishing C Series program. Although it will retain a staff of about 50 for studies on a small mainline jet, the company has begun shifting most of the financial and human resources once dedicated to the C Series to other programs, most notably studies on a new 90- to 100-seat regional jet.
Bankrupt Mesaba Airlines has asked a bankruptcy court judge to void contracts with its three labor unions after employees refused to agree to a 19.4-percent cut in payroll costs. In response, the airline's pilots, flight attendants and mechanics staged protests at Minneapolis-St.
Last month's Regco order for 10 Q400s accompanied a flurry of minor transactions for Bombardier since AIN's February issue went to press, starting with a contract for a pair of 74-seat Q400s from South African Airways.
Regco Holdings CEO Robert Deluce last month announced his intention to proceed with plans to base a new regional airline at Toronto Island Airport this year. The new carrier, called Porter Airlines, would fly 10 new 70-seat Bombardier Q400 turboprops to 17 Canadian and U.S. destinations within a 500-nm radius of Toronto.
A helicopter service connecting Manhattan with New York City airports is due to start this month. On March 13 US Helicopter will introduce an eight-minute S-76B flight between the Wall Street Heliport and JFK Airport. The company will add services linking La Guardia and Newark Liberty International to Wall Street and the East 34th and 30th Street Heliports later this year.
Eurocopter last year secured orders for 401 new civil/parapublic and military helicopters, up from 322 in 2004. Valued at E3.52 billion ($4.22 billion), the orders represent a year-on-year hike of 10 percent. Civil and parapublic helicopters accounted for 46 percent of the value.
In January, the Helicopter Association International (HAI) urged its members to press their Congressional representatives to support improved communications and weather services over the Gulf of Mexico.
On January 25 the NTSB Office of Aviation Safety presented a special investigation report on EMS and helicopter EMS (HEMS) operations, attributing a number of EMS accidents to the safety deficiencies allegedly inherent in the less stringent Part 91 rules, which are in place when no patients or organs are on board. The agency invested 3,500 man hours investigating the 55 most recent accidents, 35 of which occurred without patients aboard.


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Austin PD (Police Department)
Fatality Crash #10/Capital Murder
Case: 14-0720068
Date: Thursday, March 13, 2014
Time: 12:32 a.m.
Location: 10th St. at Red River St.
Deceased: male, female
The preliminary investigation shows that an Austin Police Officer attempted to make a traffic stop at a Shell gas station at 9th Street and IH-35 service road. The suspect vehicle did not stop and continued traveling westbound at a high rate of speed on 9th Street (the wrong way). When the suspect, Rashad Charjuan Owens, black male, D.O.B. 9-30-1992, continued to increase his speed, the Officer followed him. Owens continued driving at a high rate of speed, turning right onto Red River Street, which was barricaded off for pedestrian traffic only for the SXSW Festival. The suspect crashed through the barricades, hitting several pedestrians on Red River Street between 9th and 11th Streets. Another Austin Police Officer who was on foot near the scene had to jump out of the way of the suspect vehicle. At the intersection of Red River and 11th Streets, the suspect hit a moped, a taxi cab and a bicyclist. At some point, the suspect's vehicle drove onto a sidewalk and also struck a van.
There were 25 total patients, including the suspect. Two were pronounced deceased at the scene: a female occupant on the moped and a male bicyclist. Names of the deceased are being withheld pending family notifications.
Twenty-three additional patients were transported to area hospitals. Currently, two patients are still in critical condition, three patients are in serious condition, three are hospitalized with non-life threatening injuries and 15 were treated and released. Below is the list of the injured; three females and one male have not yet been identified.
Anyone with information regarding this incident is asked to call APD Vehicular Homicide Unit Detectives at (512) 974-5594. This is Austin's 10th fatal traffic crash of 2014 and the 12th and 13th traffic fatalities of 2014. At this time in 2013, there were 20 traffic fatalities.
Date: 4:44:18 PM 03/13/2014 CDT
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He seemed like a plant, but Jason Barron, Mayor Mark Mallory's public affairs director, says neither he nor the mayor knows David Meredith, the guy who stood up at the mayor's press conference yesterday and announced he'd signed the parking petition but had changed his mind and wanted to get his name off of it.
Mallory invited him up to the podium. Meredith said exactly the point Mallory was trying to make – that he signed because he didn't understand the whole picture. He also said he'd signed the petition (to put the parking lease on the November ballot for voters to decide) after he'd had a few drinks at a happy hour.
Everyone laughed and Meredith left.
Wondering a little about this guy –
On his Facebook page, Meredith calls himself a self-employed comedian and social commentator. He says his hometown is Addis, Ababa, Ethiopia, and that he graduated from the School of Life and Hard Knocks in Portland, Ore.
According to court records, he's 47, and was charged last year for failing to return his EMD equipment. That's electronic monitoring device, or an ankle monitor. He'd been charged previously with trespassing after failing to obey orders to stay off the property of Harper's Point Racquet Club. Court documents say he lived at Harper's Point.
In 2004, he was charged with doing "serious physical harm" to a Hamilton County Board of Elections voting machine. He picked up the machine, threw it and destroyed it, Cincinnati police said. He was put on probation.
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Attenborough, David 1926-
Publication Timeline
Most widely held works about David Attenborough
Most widely held works by David Attenborough
Life on Earth : a natural history by David Attenborough ( Book )
46 editions published between 1976 and 2005 in English and Undetermined and held by 3,555 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Follows the sequence of events in the evolution of life on Earth, from the emergence of one-celled organisms to man
The living planet : a portrait of the earth by David Attenborough ( Book )
36 editions published between 1984 and 1995 in 3 languages and held by 3,155 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Book discusses and pictures life in various environments such as deserts, grasslands, oceans, and the sky
Planet Earth the complete series by David Attenborough ( Visual )
58 editions published between 2006 and 2013 in 4 languages and held by 2,712 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
"Captures rare action, impossible locations, and intimate moments with our planet's best-loved, wildest, and most elusive creatures. From the highest mountains to the deepest rivers, [the program] takes you to places you've never been to experience sights and sounds never before captured on film. Prepare to be overwhelmed by the beauty and majesty of 'Planet Earth'"--Container
The private life of plants : a natural history of plant behaviour by David Attenborough ( Book )
20 editions published between 1995 and 2009 in English and Undetermined and held by 2,559 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Based on the immensely popular six-part BBC program that will air in the U.S. and Canada during the fall of 1995, this book offers what writer/filmmaker David Attenborough is best known for delivering: an intimate view of the natural world wherein a multitude of miniature dramas unfold. In the program and book, both titled The Private Life of Plants, Attenborough treks through rainforests, mountain ranges, deserts, beaches, and home gardens to show us things we might never have suspected about the vegetation that surrounds us. With their extraordinary sensibility, plants compete endlessly for survival and interact with animals and insects: they can see, count, communicate, adjust position, strike, and capture. Attenborough makes the plant world a vivid place for readers, who in this book can enjoy the tour at their own pace, taking in the lively descriptions and nearly 300 full-color photos showing plants in fascinating detail. The author reveals to us the aspects of plants' lives that seem hidden from view, such as fighting, avoiding or exploiting predators or neighbors, and struggling to find food, increase their territories, reproduce themselves, and establish their place in the sun. Among the most outstanding examples, the acacia can communicate with other acacias and repel enemies that might eat their leaves, the orchid can impersonate female wasps to attract males and ensure the spreading of its pollen, the Venus's flytrap can take other organisms captive and consume them. Covering this remarkable range of information with enthusiasm and clarity, Attenborough helps us to look anew at the vegetation on which all life depends and which has an intriguing life of its own. He has created a book sure to please the plant lover and any other reader interested in exploring the natural world
The life of birds by David Attenborough ( Book )
11 editions published between 1998 and 2005 in English and held by 2,244 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
A survey of birds around the world explores their nesting, hunting, mating, and parenting behavior, and describes the threat to their existence presented by man
The blue planet seas of life ( Visual )
38 editions published between 2001 and 2010 in English and held by 2,090 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
"The Blue Planet: Seas of Life is the definitive exploration of the marine world, chronicling the mysteries of the deep in ways never before imagined."
The first Eden : the Mediterranean world and man by David Attenborough ( Book )
15 editions published between 1987 and 2002 in English and held by 2,021 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Explores the history and current state of the Mediterranean region which became a cradle of civilization
Life in the freezer by David Attenborough ( Visual )
80 editions published between 1978 and 2012 in English and No Linguistic content and held by 1,588 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Explores the Earth's coldest continent, Antarctica
The life of mammals by David Attenborough ( Book )
13 editions published between 2002 and 2005 in English and held by 1,540 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
"From the under-snow tunnels of Arctic lemmings to the egg nests of the bizarre Australian echidna, from the Pacific waters inhabited by sea otters and whales to the subways of major cities, this extraordinary and attractive book brings us into the homes and lives of some of earth's most fascinating animals. Published in conjunction with a ten-part television series that will air on the Discovery Channel, The Life of Mammals brings us nose-to-nose with mammals in all of their beauty and immense variety. Renowned naturalist, writer, and filmmaker David Attenborough treks across every continent and kind of terrain to introduce us to such unusual and evolutionarily successful creatures as the Patagonian opossum, the Canadian pygmy shrew, the Alpine marmot, and the Malaysian sun bear. We meet slow-moving algae-covered sloths. We enter a pack of African wild dogs, seeing how their division of labor enables them to provide protection and food to pups, mothers, and old dogs. We learn about the navigation systems of bats and find out why Borneo's colugo is a superior glider to a flying squirrel. Along the way, Attenborough considers how evolution has shaped mammalian habits, leading herbivorous sea cows to take to the water and humans to commence agriculture. Containing more than 200 spectacular color photographs, this is a book that will gratify anyone intrigued by the natural world and the animals that inhabit it. Informative, utterly absorbing, and classic Attenborough, it represents natural history at its finest."--Publisher's description
The life of birds by David Attenborough ( Visual )
46 editions published between 1988 and 2010 in 3 languages and held by 1,525 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Naturalist David Attenborough journeys across seven continents filming thousands of species of birds, in order to reveal their patterns of behavior
Life in the undergrowth by David Attenborough ( Book )
11 editions published between 2005 and 2006 in English and held by 1,469 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
"This book is an attempt to survey all the small creatures without backbones that live on land--in technical terms, the terrestrial invertebrates"--Foreword
The trials of life : a natural history of animal behavior by David Attenborough ( Book )
3 editions published between 1990 and 1991 in English and held by 1,445 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
This book examines how animals use their bodies-how they behave and why. Each chapter looks at a different stage in the life of animals
The life of mammals by David Attenborough ( Visual )
52 editions published between 2002 and 2008 in 3 languages and held by 1,266 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Introduces us to the most diverse group of animals ever to live on this planet. From the smallest to the largest, from the slowest to the fastest, from the least attractive to the most irresistible. Looks at 4,000 species, including ones that have outlived the dinosaurs and conquered the farthest places on Earth. Examine how their adaptations for finding food have had an effect on the way they socialize, mate and live
Life by David Attenborough ( Visual )
31 editions published between 2009 and 2012 in 3 languages and held by 1,237 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
"Four years in the making, filmed over 3000 days, across every continent and in every habitat, with breathtaking new high definition filming techniques developed since Planet Earth, Life presents 130 incredible stories from the frontiers of the natural world, 54 of which have never been filmed before."--Container
The Atlas of the living world by Philip Whitfield ( )
15 editions published between 1989 and 1997 in English and held by 1,191 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Explains where plants and animals live and why they exist, and traces the vital geographical dimensions of natural history in maps
The tribal eye by David Attenborough ( Book )
12 editions published between 1975 and 1976 in English and held by 1,144 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Om stammekunst
Life in cold blood by David Attenborough ( Book )
13 editions published between 2007 and 2008 in English and held by 1,134 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Offers glimpses into the world of amphibians and reptiles and tells the history of their pioneering ancestors, the story of these animals' success, and the profound implications of their uncertain future
Amazing rare things : the art of natural history in the age of discovery by David Attenborough ( Book )
17 editions published between 2007 and 2009 in English and held by 1,123 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Describes the methods by which selected European artists, from Leonardo Da Vinci to Mark Catesby, portrayed the natural world during the Age of Discovery
Life in the undergrowth by David Attenborough ( Visual )
29 editions published between 1996 and 2013 in 3 languages and held by 1,039 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
David Attenborough guides the viewer through a miniature universe teeming with life, never normally seen, yet all around us. New technology reveals surreal vistas and their extraordinary inhabitants
Frozen planet ( Visual )
12 editions published between 2008 and 2012 in English and held by 999 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
The Arctic and Antarctic remain the greatest wildernesses on Earth. The scale and beauty of the scenery and the sheer power of the elements, the weather, the rough ocean and the ice, is unmatched anywhere else on our planet. tells the compelling story of animals such as the wandering albatross, the adelie penguin and the polar bear, and paints a portrait that will take your breath away, at a moment when, melting fast, the frozen regions of our planet may soon be changed forever
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Adaptation (Biology) Amphibians Animal behavior Animals Antarctica Anthropology Arctic Regions Art, Primitive Attenborough, David, Biodiversity Biology Biosphere Biotic communities Birds--Behavior Botany Civilization Cold-blooded animals Cold regions Desert ecology Earth (Planet) Eastern Hemisphere Ecology Ethnology Evolution (Biology) Great Britain Habitat (Ecology) Insects Invertebrates Life (Biology) Mammals Mammals--Behavior Mammals--Reproduction Mediterranean Region Natural history Natural history illustration Naturalists Northern Hemisphere Ocean Oceanography Oceanography--Research Plants Polar regions Reptiles Royal Collection (Great Britain) Southern Hemisphere Television personalities Travel Tropics Western Hemisphere Zoology
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Aṭṭan̲parō, Ṭēviṭ, 1926-
Attenborough, David
Attenborough, David Frederick
Attenborough, David Frederick, 1926-
Attenborough, David, Sir, 1926-
Èttenboro, Dèvid.
אטנבורו, דוד, 1926-
アッテンボロー, デイヴィド
アッテンボロー, デイビッド
アッテンボロー, デービッド・フレデリック
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Meet the Team
Rita Z. Goldstein, PhD, Chief
Rita Goldstein is a Professor at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai. She received her PhD in Health Clinical Psychology from the University of Miami, FL, in 1999 after completing a year-long internship in neuropsychology at the Long Island Jewish Medical Center on Long Island. She completed her 3-year post-doc training in imaging in addictive disorders at Brookhaven National Laboratory. In 2002, Dr. Goldstein received her license in clinical psychology and became Assistant Scientist at the medical research department at Brookhaven National Laboratory, advancing to the Associate position in 2004, and to a Scientist position in 2006; tenure was awarded in 2008. She moved to the Icahn School of Medicine in January 2013. Her research has been independently funded by several federal and private agencies (including NIDA, NIMH, and National Alliance for Research on Schizophrenia and Depression). During the last decade her research interests have focused on functional neuroimaging in cocaine addiction, with specific emphasis on using multimodal imaging (including pharmacological fMRI, PET and EEG/ERP) to study the role of dopamine and prefrontal cortical deficits in iRISA (Impairments in Response Inhibition and Salience Attribution) in this population.
Nelly Alia-Klein PhD, Co-Chief
Nelly Alia-Klein is an associate professor at Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai. She received her PhD in clinical psychology from the graduate school of arts and sciences at Columbia University in New York City in 2002 followed by an internship at Hillside Hospital in adult psychology. She completed a 3 year post-doctorate in neuroimaging of addiction at Brookhaven National Laboratory T32 training program. Alia-Klein's research interests concentrate on gene-brain-behavior mechanisms underlying violent behaviors and drug addiction. She has both the expertise and clinical experience to conduct innovative and integrated basic and clinical translational research studies that aim to elucidate complex psychopathology.
Scott J. Moeller, PhD
Scott Moeller is an Assistant Professor at Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai. He received his PhD in Social Psychology from the University of Michigan, studying conscious and unconscious determinants of behavioral and emotional self-control, with applications to substance abuse. His recent research, funded under an F32 fellowship from NIDA, has probed for specific neurocognitive (insight) impairment in cocaine addiction, in which online monitoring of willed behavior is compromised. In particular, he has investigated the behavioral manifestations, neural correlates, and impact on clinical outcome of such impaired behavioral insight. Even more recently, he has become increasingly interested in probing for genetic modulation of drug- and aversive- cue reactivity in addiction, tested using multimodal neuroimaging and behavioral dependent variables.
Muhammad A. Parvaz, PhD
Muhammad Parvaz is a post-doc fellow at Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai. He received his PhD in Biomedical Engineering from Stony Brook University studying deficits in reward sensitivity in drug addiction and their quantification using electrocortical biomarkers. His current research interest lies in studying neurobiological underpinnings of drug addiction and other psychiatric disorders and associated deficits in reward sensitivity and emotion (dys)regulation, using structural and functional MRI and EEG techniques. As a cognitive neuroscientist with a background in biomedical engineering, he places special emphasis on developing tools and algorithms for acquiring and analyzing neuroimaging data. Currently, his research involves developing and testing a non-pharmacological intervention for cocaine addiction based on real time neurofeedback training using EEG. This project is funded through an F32 postdoctoral training grant from the National Institute on Drug Abuse.
Anna B. Konova, graduate student, Stony Brook University, Psychology
Anna Konova is a fourth-year PhD student in Psychology (Integrative Neuroscience area) at Stony Brook University. Her research primarily focuses on the influence of stimulant drugs (both chronic and short-term) on reward system function. Specifically, she is interested in understanding how chronic drug use changes the way individuals evaluate rewards and risk, and the functional and structural underpinnings of these changes. She is also interested in the neural mechanisms of therapeutic interventions in addiction, and how these mechanisms could be targeted and potentially modified for better outcomes.
Michail Misyrlis, graduate student, Stony Brook University, Computer Science
Michail Misyrlis is currently pursuing a PhD in Machine Learning in the Computer Science Department of Stony Brook University. He is interested in developing LASSO regression (and other machine learning) algorithms to explore the multimodal data acquired by NARC with the goal of automatically classifying individuals based on their risk profiles for both addiction and anger disorders.
Kristin Schneider, BA
Kristin Schneider has recently graduated from New York University with honors, majoring in Psychology and Sociology. Having previously worked on research regarding legal decision making, Kristin has become particularly interested in addiction treatment and prevention. She intends to pursue a PhD in Clinical Psychology, focusing on risk and resilience factors related to addiction disorders, as well as community interventions for the primary prevention of such conditions. As our Clinical Research Coordinator, she looks forward to learning more about the particular behavioral and neural correlates of addiction, in addition to better understanding pharmacological treatments and other interventions for inhibitory control disorders.
Fred Uquillas, BA
Fred Uquillas received his BA in Psychology with a focus in Neuroscience from the University of California Berkeley. He has worked at the Berkeley Psychophysiology Laboratory under Robert Levenson, PhD, where he helped study the physiological correlates of neurodegenerative disease on emotion and cognitive control. He also worked at the D'Esposito Brain Imaging Laboratory under Mark D'Esposito, MD, and was a Biology Fellow thanks to the support from the Howard Hughes Medical Institute and the Integrative Biology Department of UC Berkeley, in addition to being appointed a student researcher for the San Francisco Veteran's Affairs Medical Center. Utilizing fMRI methods and pharmacological tools, his research efforts focused on trying to better understand how dopaminergic modulation of frontostriatal networks influence working memory and decision making.
Rebecca Preston-Campbell, PhD
Rebecca Preston-Campbell is a postdoctoral fellow at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai. She received her PhD in Clinical Psychology from Hofstra University, with her clinical background strongly rooted in evidence-based treatment modalities, specifically cognitive behavior therapy and mindfulness based approaches. She received training at the New York State Psychiatric Institute studying sex differences in behaviors related to cocaine and alcohol use disorders in various groups of men and women, including current cocaine and/or alcohol users. Her research interests concentrate on factors involved in impaired self-regulatory behaviors that are often implicated in the development and maintenance of substance use and impulse control disorders.
Pias Malaker, BS
Pias Malaker is a recent graduate from the Biomedical Engineering program at Stony Brook University. He has previously volunteered with the group at their previous institution. He intends to pursue his medical degree to become a surgeon. Pias will work with the group as a Data Entry Specialist. He is responsible for database management and development.
Thomas Maloney, PhD - Laboratory Operations Manager
Anita Kalaj, MA - Clinical Research Coordinator
Vladimir Bernstein
Farnam Kazi
Vishwas Parwani
Tel: 855-795-4837
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Ham with Orange and Stone-Ground Mustard
- Yield 20 servings
- Prep 5 mins
- Cook 220 mins
Thinly sliced ham with a deep citrusy glaze is at once enticing and demure.
This retro-style ham feast dovetails with the nostalgic surroundings of the New Paltz, NY of its origins, a beautiful 350 year old village just two hours from New York City in the beautiful Catskills.
- 1 (10-pound) whole bone-in smoked ham
- Sauce:
- 1/2 cup water
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1 tablespoon flour
- Juice and finely grated rind of 1 large orange
- 1 1/2 tablespoons apple cider vinegar
- 1 tablespoon butter
- 1 tablespoon stone-ground mustard
- 1 stick cinnamon
- 1/2 cup golden raisins
- 2 tablespoons maple syrup
- To prepare sauce, combine water, salt and flour in a saucepan; stir well. Bring to a boil over medium-high heat and cook, stirring constantly, until mixture becomes clear. Add remaining ingredients.
- Return to a boil and cook over medium heat 20 minutes. Remove the cinnamon stick and discard.
- Bake ham according to package directions. During last 15 minutes of baking, pour sauce over ham.
Recipe courtesy of Mohonk Mountain House, New Paltz, N.Y.


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Dead or Alive 5 gets two new characters... one's the CEO and another's a wrestler!
Editor's Note: Tecmo Koei also sent over some screenshots.
Tecmo Koei has announced two returning characters for Dead or Alive 5, and they are Lisa Hamilton aka La Mariposa and Helena Douglas aka Fortune's Heiress. To accompany the announcement, Tecmo Koei has sent out new screenshots, character renders, and even a new video showing them off.
Dead or Alive 5 will step into the arena on September 25th for PS3 and 360. Make sure you g1s pre-order it at GameStop to get the Limited Edition and bask in the goodness of the Bunny costumes!
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18 7 / 2014
"Stop acting
The only person
that can pick you up,
push back your shoulders,
wipe the tears,
mend the broken bones
and get you out of your slump
is you.
Now go and live,
there is so much to be
happy about."
18 7 / 2014
"You can decorate absence however you want - but you're still gonna feel what's missing."
(via rmhb)
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16 7 / 2014
"You can be in a relationship for two years and feel nothing; you can be in a relationship for 2 months and feel everything. Time is not a measure of quality; of infatuation, or of love."
(via kind-of-like-spitting)
16 7 / 2014
"If a guy wants to be with a girl, he will make it happen, no matter what. So trust me when I say if a guy is treating you like he doesn't give a shit, he genuinely doesn't give a shit. No exceptions."
(via rmhb)
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16 7 / 2014
Im buysexual, you buy me food, i become sexual
(Source: unsavioured, via kaitmaurine)
15 7 / 2014
There's this big part of me that wants to post bitchy shit on my Instagram. To let people know he hurt me and I'm pissed but I'm better than all that.
But then there's this bigger person hiding inside who keeps deleting all the awesome and inspirational quotes I find on Pinterest. And also made that shit private to stop his easy access to creep.
It's like this little Jiminy Cricket slapping me upside the head and saying, "No, bitch, being over it means not dwelling on it and moving the fuck on. Stop that shit."
So I come running back to Tumblr.


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The Derby Girls League is made up of 4 to 5 maybe more home teams all over the USA. It is generally held at the during the Fall and ends in the summer, but may also be held at other times during the season. Members must receiving boot camp training, all new recruits must pass a standardized rules and on-skate skills test.
join a derby girl team near you…….
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Tuesday, December 17th, 2013
What Do Vitamins And You Have In Common?
Vitamins are worthless and don't do anything to make you even a little bit better, but the alternative is "not smoking, eating well and getting adequate exercise," so it's probably just easier to keep throwing money away and kidding yourself that the supplements are working. You realize you're going to die either way, right?
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Washington, D.C. (July 3, 2014)—In its July issue, ICBA Independent A Banker®, the award-winning magazine of the Independent Community Bankers of America® (ICBA) and the nation's number-one source for community banking news, recognized nearly 450 community banks that have been highly successful at providing loans to individuals, families and small business in their communities.
"Along with safeguarding savings and processing payments, no function remains more fundamental to a community bank's overall purpose and success than lending," said Chris Lorence, ICBA executive vice president/chief marketing officer. "All relationship-based community lenders have strong customer service cultures. That, along with talent, motivation and honoring well-honed operational and strategic practices, often propels a community bank's lending success in highly competitive marketplaces."
Based on lending percentages that compared either their overall loans or their bank assets, the community banks that ICBA Independent Banker identified have demonstrated exceptional success at generating the most solid loans within the community banking industry.
ICBA Independent Banker identified the top 100 overall industry loan producers with the highest percentage of overall loans by dollar value to their total assets in 2013. The magazine also identified the top 50 lenders in seven specialty lending areas with the highest percentage of loans by dollar value in the corresponding loan category to their overall loan portfolio in 2013. The community banks recognized in all the listings were ICBA members in 2013 and earned a Kroll Bond Rating Agency rating of their financial-condition of C or higher.
Based on that industry data, ICBA spotlighted these community banks, including those serving seven particular lending categories extremely well:
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One person was hospitalized after a car collided with a tractor-trailer in Newport on Thursday morning.
The crash occurred on Route 11, forcing crews to move traffic down to one lane.
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Chapter 7 - Page 2
Jesus Calls His First Disciples
John 1:35-42
The First Followers of Jesus
The next day John was there again and had two of his followers with him.
He saw Jesus walking by and said, "Look, the Lamb
of God!"
The two followers heard him say this, so they followed Jesus.
Jesus turned and saw the two men following him. He asked, "What do you want?"
They said, "Rabbi, where are you staying?" ("Rabbi" means "Teacher.")
He answered, "Come with me and you will see." So the two men went with him. They saw the place where he was staying, and they stayed there with him that day. It was about four o'clock.
These men followed Jesus after they had heard about him from John. One of them was Andrew, the brother of Simon Peter.
The first thing Andrew did was to go and find his brother Simon. Andrew said to him, "We have found the Messiah.
" ("Messiah" means "Christ.
Then Andrew brought Simon to Jesus. Jesus looked at him and said, "You are Simon, the son of John. You will be called Cephas." ("Cephas" means "Peter.
A symbolic name for Jesus Christ. It means that he was an offering for sin like the lambs that were offered as a sacrifice to God in the Old Testament.
A Hebrew word that has the same meaning as the Greek word Christ (see "Christ"). It was a title for the kings of God's people in the Old Testament and for the special king God promised to send as a "savior" to defeat evil and establish the reign of God. Many prophets made it clear that this new kingdom would be eternal; that is, not only would the promised Messiah bring about a time of justice and right living among God's people here on earth, but his kingdom would extend beyond this world to life forever with God. However, most Jews of the first century expected the Messiah to be a political ruler here on earth who would defeat the other nations and return the nation of Israel to a position of great glory and power. But God intended his Messiah to establish a new "Israel," an eternal kingdom that would bless all the nations.
Literally, "Anointed," a title that comes from the Old Testament ceremony in which perfumed oil was poured or rubbed on someone being appointed to a high office, especially that of prophet, priest, or king, to show that this person was chosen by God for that role. The Hebrew word is "Messiah," a title used for Old Testament kings and for the one God would send as prophet, priest, and king to bring people back to a good relationship with him.
The Greek name "Peter," like the Aramaic name "Cephas," means "rock."
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Lastly, here are some "highlights" from the Chiefs vs. Dolphins game from last year. I thought I would post it to ruin your morning and also let you get as look at the moment Miami started to turn things around. There is some clever play design here by Daboll and he definitely does a nice job of using Bush. Also, it is pretty clear the Chiefs didn't come to play. The defense looks like they are just going through the motions.
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NY TIMES: "There is now more deserted office space in Lower Manhattan because of Hurricane Sandy than there are offices in many cities. Mobile boilers line the streets. Portable generators are stacked to the curbs. Ventilation tubes coil around scaffolds, snake above sidewalks, quiver and pulse. It is as if bodies had been turned inside out, exposing the hearts, lungs and organs that are normally internal. Of course, these devices keep the buildings running in some limited ways. Still, 15 million to 18 million square feet of space is unusable, about as much as exists in any condition whatsoever in cities like Miami, Phoenix and San Diego."
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Helen Edwards: The importance of thinking inside the box
What's the story behind easyJet's up-and-away 2012 financial results? As ever, there is more than one: a dismal summer that got people flying, the Olympic fillip, the retrenchment of flagship carriers in basket-case Mediterranean economies, and deft realigning of bases and routes.
The most edifying story, though, is the one the airline chooses to emphasise itself, since it can be extrapolated to any brand, in any category, anywhere: a focus on fundamentals.
Taking big ads in the City pages that reported its 28% surge in profits, easyJet promoted its ability to fly business people around, efficiently, at modest prices – taking a swipe at the 'free' fizz offered by legacy airlines that charge far more for 'business class' travel.
'Airline goes from A to B, charges reasonably' – not exactly news, is it? It feels more like table-stakes. Where's the uniqueness? Where's the differentiation?
That's exactly the point. The question that brand fundamentalists constantly ask is not 'How can we be different?' It is 'How can we be better?'
In fact, it's sharper than that, since better at the fringes doesn't cut it. This isn't about sexing-up the on-board sandwich fillings, it's about hard-won improvement in the basics that customers come to the category for.
For marketers who have sought 'edge' and failed to find it, a refocusing on the basics can have a surprisingly galvanising effect on brand fortunes. Here are three pointers for those who sense it is time to nourish the core.
1. Encourage inside-the-box thinking. Next time the team meets for one of those innovation brainstorms, lay down this rule at the outset: for every idea we generate at the fringe, we will create two at the core. It won't put a stop to the whacky, 'blue-sky' thinking, and it may not even achieve any great ideas on how to improve the basics, but it will at least signal that the brand is serious about a refocus on its day-job.
2. Do not conflate communication with substance. Marketers spend a lot of time with agencies, who preach the gospel of 'zagging while others zig'. They cherish differentiation because it makes their job easier. Yet in markets where consumers still wait in queues, are let down by product failures and pay too much for too little, the best advice at the substantive level is: 'Zig better'.
3. Track down a copy of the 2004 'back-to-basics manifesto for business', Simply Better (see 30 seconds). This is one of those seminal texts that should be on every marketer's desk – especially those who have a weakness for segmentation. One of its seemingly obvious, yet easily underestimated, points is that improvement at the level of fundamentals is something that appeals to customers across the board.
As with most business classics, the case studies in Simply Better feel dated, even though the thinking remains relevant. The story of how Orange bested One2One may bring back memories, but it does nothing for currency.
Should the authors ever decide to update their book, perhaps the first person they reach out to should be easyJet's Carolyn McCall.
Helen Edwards has a PhD in marketing, an MBA from London Business School and is a partner at Passionbrand. Follow her on Twitter: @helenedw


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Prevalence and Molecular Characterization of Staphylococcus aureus Colonization among Neonatal Intensive Care Units in TaiwanKuo C.-Y. · Huang Y.-C. · Huang D.T.-N. · Chi H. · Lu C.-Y. · Chang L.-Y. · Chi C.-Y. · Ho Y.-H. · Huang Y.-C. · Liu C.-C. · Huang L.-M.
aTaiwan Pediatric Infectious Diseases Alliance, bDepartment of Pediatrics, Chang Gung Memorial Hospital at Linkou, and cGraduate Institute of Clinical Medical Sciences, dCollege of Medicine, Chang Gung University, Taoyuan, eDivision of Infectious Diseases, Department of Pediatrics, Kaohsiung Chang Gung Memorial Hospital, Kaohsiung, fDepartment of Pediatrics, Mackay Memorial Hospital, and gDepartment of Pediatrics, National Taiwan University Hospital, College of Medicine, National Taiwan University, Taipei, hNational Institute of Infectious Diseases and Vaccinology, National Health Research Institutes, Zhunan, iDepartment of Pediatrics, Buddhist Tzu Chi General Hospital, Hualien, and jDepartment of Pediatrics, National Cheng-Kung University Hospital, Tainan, Taiwan
Background:Staphylococcus aureus, particularly methicillin-resistant (MRSA), is an important pathogen in neonatal intensive care units (NICUs). Carriage of S. aureus is a significant risk factor for subsequent infection. Objectives: To determine the current status of MRSA prevalence among NICU-hospitalized infants in Taiwan, we conducted this pilot island-wide survey. Methods: On two designated dates in 2011, each patient who stayed in the NICUs of 7 participating hospitals was included. Nasal and umbilical swabs were obtained and sent for detection of S. aureus. The prevalence and risk factors for MRSA carriage were analyzed. MRSA strains were tested for antimicrobial susceptibility and underwent molecular characterization. Results: A total of 251 subjects were included. The overall prevalence of S. aureus and MRSA carriage was 13 and 4.4%, respectively. Previous skin and soft tissue infection was the only predictor in multivariate analysis (OR 40.36; 95% CI 2.32-702.64; p = 0.011). Among 11 MRSA isolates, 3 pulsotypes were identified, with one major type (73%). Nine isolates carried a type IV staphylococcal chromosomal cassette, and 2 carried the type VT. All but one MRSA isolate belonged to linage sequence type 59, the community clone in Taiwan. Conclusions: On a designated date, 4.4% of the infants staying in NICUs in Taiwan carried almost genetically identical community strains of MRSA. MRSA colonization in these infants was significantly associated with previous skin and soft tissue infection. © 2013 S. Karger AG, Basel
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Notre Dame was looking at Barth, who made 16-of-18 field goals without a tee at a recent North Carolina combine, but the Irish has decided to work on a walkon instead of recruiting a kicker this year.
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Connor will take in at least five camps this summer to work out for coaches.
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