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Stephen made his operatic debut in the title role of Gluck's Orfeo in Santa Barbara, CA. Other roles performed in the United States have been Oberon in Britten's A Midsummer Night's Dream, the title role in John Eccles' The Judgement of Paris and Sesto in La Clemenza di Tito by Mozart. Among the roles sung in Europe were Orlolsky in Fledermaus, Bertarido in Rodelinda and Oberon in Sommernachtstraum. He has been a soloist in many Churches and Synagogues in the United States and Europe. Highlights have been Messiah, Elijah, St. Mathew Passion and Cantorial soloist for the Jewish High Holidays. He appeared in Summer Stock and played the guitar in a number of bands. Reviewers have cited Stephen's naturally full and warm timbre and his unforced agility. ...
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Boucicaut / MG-AU
Architects: MG-AU
Location: 81 Rue des Cévennes, Paris, France
Year: 2013
Photographs: Michel Denancé , Takuji Shimmura
25 Social Housing Units / Zoomfactor Architectes
Architects: Zoomfactor Architectes
Location: Villeneuve-sur-Yonne, France
Area: 2160.0 sqm
Year: 2012
Photographs: Courtesy of Zoomfactor Architectes
School Gymnasium in Neuves Maisons / Giovanni PACE architecte + abc-studio
Architects: Giovanni PACE architecte, abc-studio
Location: Rue des Fourrières, Neuves-Maisons, France
Engineering: UBI, B.E.T. de Marne, Betelec
Client: Communaute de Moselle et Madon
Area: 1,565 sqm
Year: 2013
Photographs: Cyrille Lallement
Familistere Guise / h2o architectes
Architects: h2o architectes
Location: 2 Rue de Guise, 02720 Homblières, France
Area: 40000.0 sqm
Year: 2014
Photographs: Stéphane Chalmeau
The Eileen Gray Movie: E1027, Insidious Chauvinism, and "The Price of Desire"
In a public interview, director Mary McGuckian speaks with Shane O'Toole of DoCoMoMo Ireland about her soon-to-be-released film, "The Price of Desire," a biopic about the influential Irish modernist Eileen Gray – narrated from the perspective of Le Corbusier, no less. McGuckian explains how the film and the extensive research behind it went far beyond the usual remit of a biopic. Indeed, not only did it spawn an accompanying documentary ("Gray Matters", directed by Marco Orsini) and book, it even played a pivotal role in the restoration of E1027, Gray's seminal house design, to a point where it was possible to film on location.
McGuckian explains how the film deals with "the universal female experience, particularly for creative women… the lifetime experience of Eileen Gray was a combination of the time she lived in, the personality she was, and for want of a better expression, insidious chauvinism." The film casts Le Corbusier as Gray's rival, who defaced E1027 with his infamous murals, but also uses a little cinematic license to present him as the admirer who tells "the story, from his point of view, of how Eileen Gray came to be the most important, inspirational and innovative architect of their generation, and gives her back the right to be recognized for that work."
NÜBA Restaurant – Club / Emmanuel Picault + Ludwig Godefroy + Nicolas Sisto
Architects: Emmanuel Picault + Ludwig Godefroy + Nicolas Sisto
Location: 36 Quai d'Austerlitz, Paris, France
Area: 1,400 sqm
Year: 2013
Photographs: Courtesy of Nicolas Sisto
House in Colmar / ideaa architectures
Architects: ideaa architectures
Location: Colmar, France
Architect In Charge: Sandro De Pin, Laurent Dugo
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Year: 2012
Photographs: Alain-Marc Oberlé
Sou Fujimoto-Led Team Designs Tree-Inspired Housing Tower for Montpellier
The City of Montpellier has chosen Sou Fujimoto Architects, Nicolas Laisné Associés and Manal Rachdi Oxo architects' "White Tree (L'Arbre Blanc)" as winner of the "Architectural Folie of the 21st Century" competition. Inspired by the city's tradition of outdoor living, and the efficient properties of a tree, the mixed-use residential tower will feed off locally available natural resources as it rises 17-stories and connects the new and old districts of Montpellier.
Eiffel Tower's 1st Floor Redevelopment / Moatti-Rivière
Architects: Moatti-Rivière
Location: Eiffel Tower, Champ de Mars, 5 Avenue Anatole France, 75007 Paris, France
Area: 4586.0 sqm
Year: 2014
Photographs: Courtesy of Moatti-Rivière
Casadelmar Hotel / Jean-François Bodin
Architects: Jean-François Bodin
Location: Porto-Vecchio, France
Year: 2013
Photographs: Courtesy of Jean-François Bodin
La Queue du Lézard Community Center / Rue Royale Architectes
Architects: Rue Royale Architectes
Location: Avenue des Grandes Varennes, La Rochelle, France
Area: 2,390 sqm
Year: 2014
Photographs: Philippe Maillot
LAN Chosen to Revamp Paris' Grand Palais
After a nine-month long competition, LAN Architecture has been commissioned to restructure and extend the historic Grand Palais in Paris. With the intent to "restore the building's original coherence and sense of transparency," LAN plans to revamp the 1900 World's Fair building by resorting its unity and circulation, as well as the volume of its galleries around the Grand Nave and the addition of a new entrance court.
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11 Social Housing Units / Zoomfactor Architectes
Architects: Zoomfactor Architectes
Location: Firminy, France
Cost: € 1,0 M excl. VAT
Area: 991.0 sqm
Year: 2013
Photographs: Sa2t Grand-Angle-Photographie
Villa des Sciences / LOG Architectes
Architects: LOG Architectes
Location: Paris, France
Project Management: LOG architects and Jean-Pierre Bouanha (former associate) for the SD et DD phases
Area: 1,319 sqm
Year: 2014
Photographs: Vincent Fillon
Le Carré en Seine / PietriArchitectes
Architects: PietriArchitectes
Location: Seine River, France
Area: 15,000 sqm
Year: 2013
Photographs: Thierry Favatier, Vincent Fillon
The Carreau du Temple / studioMilou architecture
Architects: studioMilou architecture
Location: 4 Rue Eugène Spuller, Paris, France
Architect In Charge: Jean François Milou
Area: 9,045 sqm
Year: 2014
Photographs: Fernando Javier Urquijo
Magasins Des Archives Departamentales Du Nord / zigzag architecture + de Alzua+
Architects: zigzag architecture, de Alzua+
Location: Lille, France
Area: 13000.0 sqm
Year: 2013
Photographs: Julien Lanoo
Ginko Eco-Quarter / La Nouvelle Agence
Architects: La Nouvelle Agence
Location: Bordeaux, France
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Area: 2,150 sqm
Year: 2014
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By Ruth Little
Tinker Swiss Cottage Museum Board Member
Tinker Swiss Cottage Museum stands as a unique historic home in Rockford, Ill. It's a registered historic building; a unique and beautiful landmark. Also, it's the home of one of Rockford's early mayors and successful manufacturer…in the heart of original Rockford.
We have a chance to win a big grant from the National Trust for Historic Preservation through their "This Place Matters" campaign. Winning the most votes, and the grant, would be a big win for Rockford…and would bring an important grant to our community.
WE CAN WIN!! Tinker Swiss Cottage is currently in the running for a $25,000 grant and is in second place out of 86 contestants.
You can vote once for every e-mail address you have, and we have nine days left. Also, please forward to your family and friends!!!
You will be asked for your name, email and zip code. On the first click, you register with the site (you don't have to accept their emails….check that box or not as you wish.) Then, the same screen will appear again with a "vote" button. Click on the "vote" button, and your vote will be counted. Go to: http://bit.ly/ahoqxk.
People can vote between now and Sept. 15. It's one vote per e-mail address (yes…more than one address? You can vote more than once.)
Please go to the link above and cast your vote for Tinker. The winner will get $25,000…that's a big deal!
I'd appreciate your help spreading the word…the more votes, the better. Let's make it go viral! Our competition is stiff, but we know we can win with everyone's help. Your vote and your help are much appreciated.
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Thanks so much. We appreciate your support. We want to make Rockford famous (again) for something good!
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Sunday brunch in Westchester?
Looking for a nice place to take my mom for her birthday for Sunday brunch. Any recommendations in Westchester?
re: GIOny
Ruby's Oyster Bar on Purchase Street in Rye has a nice brunch menu. Same for Scarborough Fair in Bronxville (although I confess I have not been there in a while).
Crowne Plaza in WP has a nice, although not cheap, brunch. Zanaro's on Mamaroneck Ave. does brunch. So does Spiga on Central Ave.
If you do a search you will see a lot of previous threads on this very topic.
Has anyone tried Whitby Castle for brunch since it was sold by Restaurant Associates?
re: Dim Sum Diva
Watercolor Cafe in Larchmont is very cute. They just redid the whole restaurant and it looks great.
re: amanda3571
We liked Watercolor for dinner but I have to say I think the brunch prices are out of line with everything at least $15.95 and most higher including the frittatas, french toast and plain old eggs benedict.
re: laylag
I *think* their brunch is prix fixed. As in you get unlimited coffee or tea, a cocktail, muffins, side of hasbrowns and fruit for the price listed. You may want to double check however. I've always found it to be reasonable.
The Kittle House in Chappaqua puts out a lovely spread for brunch and it is pretty reasonable--the food is fresh and they include local cheeses, etc. We were there last Sunday for a birthday brunch and it was wonderful.
We love Bloom in Hastings for brunch. It's a new organic eatery. The food is fresh and tasty. It's original, but doesn't stray too far from the basics. The chef's wife is a pastry chef- not sure if she actually makes the pastries but dang, the bread basket is unmissable, even when I'm trying to avoid sweets. :)
decor is lovely too. Could be a nice, quiet choice compared with the big buffet places.
re: The Pie Queen
I second this, it's a wonderful bargain considering the care and attention of the flavors and presentation. The prices are a steal.
Not technically in Westchester, but could be close depending on where you're coming from - the Greenwich Hyatt has a nice brunch. Pricey, though.
Just had brunch at the Deer Park Tavern off route 35 in Katonah. This place has had a somewhat checkered history, and I've never felt a need to recommend it before, but they appear to have changed chefs and we had a GREAT brunch.
They know how to make a decent Bloody Mary and they have a very wide selection, with a set of "small plates" to tempt those with smaller appetites. Everything we had was well prepared, the bread basket was lovely, and the coffee was pretty good.
There are some new entries on the menu that we will need to come back and try at dinner some time, including PEI Mussels with hot peppers, sausage and white wine which sounds intruiging.
Prices are reasonable. We'll do there again. They also seem to have a decent deal on Wednesdays, where the wines are half price.


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I vote for the name suggested by Delicious Monster's Wil Shipley: Apple + Tablet = "Applet".
Posted by Galley in Greenville, SC on December 3, 2009 at 12:22 PM (CST)
The iThis and iThat moniker has run its course.
It's time for Apple to come up with something new—obviously an everyday word that can they take (i.e., pod) and trademark and copyright it to death, suing anyone else use that might already being using such a name.
After all, isn't that the Apple way?
Posted by zyzyzyzyzyzyx on December 3, 2009 at 12:31 PM (CST)
I agree that the "i" prefix has run its course, but remember that not all of Apple's products use it, so there's no reason to believe that the Tablet will. In fact, with the notable exception of the original iDevice (iMac), none of their products running Mac OS X use it (Macbook, Mac Pro, Mac Mini, Apple TV).
If this tablet indeed runs OS X, especially if the UI resembles Snow Leopard, I think a good name would be something like "Mac Slate" or "Mac Touch", the latter in keeping with the naming begun with the iPod Touch.
Posted by Jason on December 3, 2009 at 12:53 PM (CST)
Apple have or are in the process of buying the "Mac tablet" name from axiotron so its possible it wont be anything "i" related.
Posted by johnathan on December 3, 2009 at 12:54 PM (CST)
That's right. Of their hardware products, only three (iMac, iPod, and iPhone) use the i moniker. More don't use it.
Posted by Jason on December 3, 2009 at 1:00 PM (CST)
The iTab
Posted by Joe on December 3, 2009 at 1:03 PM (CST)
Could this be the MacBook Nano that so many people want? I think such a moniker would fit better in the line…
Posted by Josh Calvetti on December 3, 2009 at 1:03 PM (CST)
Sorry, JonnyOneNote, Right now, I disagree with you about the iName thing. iWhatever is the product line
name, so if it uses an OS like the iPod Touch or iPhone, the iMoniker is appropriate. I agree that at some point, the names will need to change tho.
It is with that in mind that I name the tablet the
Posted by jakewoodblues on December 3, 2009 at 1:10 PM (CST)
Resurrect the MessagePad !
Posted by Todd Bernhard on December 3, 2009 at 1:16 PM (CST)
Too many iThings already. They should call it the Apple Newton.
Posted by brted on December 3, 2009 at 1:19 PM (CST)
iBook has been used. Still have a working one myself.
Posted by Christobel on December 3, 2009 at 1:35 PM (CST)
How about tApple
Posted by Dennis Esler on December 3, 2009 at 2:29 PM (CST)
Newton II
Posted by Keith NYC on December 3, 2009 at 2:30 PM (CST)
Posted by otaku on December 3, 2009 at 3:33 PM (CST)
i say it'll be something with an 'i' moniker as it'll be part of the personal devices.
my vote is the iView (or Mac View) because that's what you'll use it for; video, games, a 2 way camera or screen.
Posted by sean w on December 3, 2009 at 3:39 PM (CST)
Since the tablet conjures up images of books, knowledge, slates, etc. How about marketing the product as "iThink" to (a) be consistent with the OS on which it is based and (b) make it more than just a "book" or a "slate." The marketing and ad campaigns associated with an iThink (showcasing its various applications) would be limitless—"iThink it's a good idea!" Apple, if you like it, contact me. I'd love to work for you, Mr. Jobs.
Posted by Mitch on December 3, 2009 at 3:47 PM (CST)
I like the Apple Slate.
It sounds clean, fresh, and simple: so very very apple.
Posted by Dan on December 3, 2009 at 4:27 PM (CST)
Call it 'Fred'.
Posted by Steve O'Sullivan on December 3, 2009 at 4:47 PM (CST)
Just ending the use of the "i" would be a really foolish move on Apple's part.
iQuill, iWrite, iDraw.
Posted by iamshaun on December 3, 2009 at 5:05 PM (CST)
How about the 'Big Mac', oh hang on it's been used….
I actually quite like the 'Mac Touch'
Posted by Godfrem (uk) on December 3, 2009 at 5:12 PM (CST)
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Bennett writes as smoothly as he croons
AT 86, American crooner Tony Bennett is still at the top of his game. His latest book is further proof of that fact.
The 17-time Grammy Award winner shares his infectiously optimistic attitude in his new bestseller, which features his own life lessons and original drawings.
The author of a 2007 memoir and the subject of numerous biographies, Bennett last performed in Winnipeg at the Concert Hall in August when he earned a welldeserved standing ovation from a sold-out audience.
His perfectionistic passion drives him to continue touring. Born Anthony Dominick Benedetto in Astoria, Queens, New York to a seamstress mother and a grocer father, he was only 10 when his father died.
Despite an elementary school teacher telling him he had no singing talent, Bennett persisted with his love of music and eventually achieved his goal of buying his financially struggling mother her own house.
Bennett's genuine joy for life leaps off every page. Frank Sinatra was "his greatest mentor" and Sinatra called Bennett his favourite singer of all time and the greatest singer in the business.
To show his gratitude, Bennett and his third wife, Susan, a teacher, eventually opened the Frank Sinatra School of the Arts in Astoria, Queens.
The late Judy Garland called Bennett "a giver who was born to take people's troubles away." Bennett himself supports this analysis by admitting: "That's really my goal — to make people feel good through the art of singing."
Bennett admires many of today's musical powerhouses, including Canada's k.d. lang, Lady Gaga and the late Amy Winehouse, whom he calls a "genius." He sang with them and many more of today's legends on a duets album, and it's entertaining to read about his opinions.
He has a genuine appreciation for his fellow performers and shares that the reason his fans appreciate him so much is that he appreciates them just as much in return.
As for his stamina, Bennett credits thrice-weekly gym workouts and his refusal to use an escalator or elevator when stairs are available.
A former soldier, Bennett is a pacifist who muses: "We only live to 100 years at most; why use that time to harm others? We should just count our blessings and be happy that we're alive."
When he's not singing, the father of four can often be found in Manhattan's Central Park, quietly sketching while passersby are always respectful of his privacy. Bennett is also the subject of a recent documentary, released at the same time as this book, titled The Zen of Bennett.
Bennett writes that love is the most important word in any language and that he pours his heart into work, friendships and family.
A staunch individualist and musical nonconformist, Bennett encourages his fellow performers to be themselves rather than emulating others. "Obstacles are necessary for success," he writes. "Be persistent and you will reach your goals."
Bennett has also won human rights awards for his lifelong work to combat discrimination.
He lightly touches upon his own foibles, including his drug problems and two failed marriages, but that is easily forgiven because this is a book of musings rather than a detailed memoir.
If you follow your passion, he says, you'll never work a day in your life. One can only hope that his lifelong vacation will be shared with audiences for many years to come.
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Many residents of Chesterfield have visited the Dutch Gap Conservation Area and the Citie of Henricus Historical Park at one time or another. If you walk out past Henricus to the Point or visit the boat ramp at Dutch Gap, you are looking at the results of a historical event that began this week, 147 years ago.
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CLEVELAND -- Travis Benjamin provided the spark Cleveland needed by returning a punt 93 yards for a touchdown on the first play of the second quarter Sunday. That put the Browns ahead to stay, and they went on to beat the Kansas City Chiefs 30-7. The victory was the third straight for the Browns, and it is their longest winning streak since they won the last four games in 2009. They are 5-8 and have won one more game than all of last season, when they lost nine of their last 10 games. The Chiefs (2-11) suffered a severe loss in the first quarter when leading receiver Dwayne Bowe was knocked out of the game with a rib injury. The Chiefs led 7-0 at the time, and they did not recover. "In my mind, the second half was the turning point," Chiefs coach Romeo Crennel said. "We couldn't produce on either side of the ball." Benjamin's return, the longest in Browns history, involved a bit of trickery. He was near the line of scrimmage as the teams were ...
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Anaphylactic reaction to lychee fruit: evidence for sensitization to profilin
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DOI: 10.1111/j.1365-2222.1995.tb00405.x
Clinical & Experimental Allergy
Volume 25, Issue 10, pages 1018–1023, October 1995
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FÄR, J., WÜTHRICH, B. and VIETHS, S. (1995), Anaphylactic reaction to lychee fruit: evidence for sensitization to profilin. Clinical & Experimental Allergy, 25: 1018–1023. doi: 10.1111/j.1365-2222.1995.tb00405.x
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- Issue published online: 27 APR 2006
- Article first published online: 27 APR 2006
- Submitted 15 December; revised 7 April 1995; accepted 28 April 1995.
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- lychee fruit;
- profilin;
- anaphylaxis;
- allergy;
- skin-prick tests;
- crossreactivity
Background and Objective Due to the increasing popularity of exotic fruits in the Western diet, allergologists are confronted with allergic reactions to substances in these plants. The present report describes an anaphylactic reaction after the consumption of lychee fruit (Litchi sinensis). The atopic patient also suffers from rhinoconjunctivitis due to a sensitization against pollen of the Compositae family as well as from dyspnoea after eating sunflower seeds. Our goals were to determine crossreactivity between antibodies against lychee fruit and other plants and to characterize the allergen.
Methods and results Specific IgE against lychee fruits were detected by an EAST assay. The allergen was characterized by immunoblot, immunoblot inhibition and KAST inhibition assays. Broad crossreactivity between lychee fruit and other plants was found and profilin identified as the protein responsible for the patient's complex allergy syndrome.
Conclusion Lychee fruit contains a significant amount of profilin. Consumption of this exotic fruit can cause severe anaphylactic reactions in patients being sensitized against the plant pan-allergen profilin.


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Garry Rayno's State House Dome: 'Medicaid expansion' ... sweet by any other name?
Instead, you will hear about the New Hampshire Health Protection Program and the premium assistance program, mandatory and voluntary.
The compromise worked out between key Republican and Democratic state senators with the support of Gov. Maggie Hassan uses private health insurers to cover the between 50,000 and 60,000 state residents who will qualify for Medicaid services when eligibility is expanded to 138 percent of the federal poverty level under the Affordable Care Act.
Last week, Morse said the unrest over his bill is "how New Hampshire works" and that he expected the debate to continue. But he did not waver, saying that private insurance was the New Hampshire solution.
Late last week, the Breitbrat News had an article with the headline "New Hampshire Republicans Caving on Obamacare Medicaid Expansion," not something you want to see if you are a Republican senator.
The plan was revealed 2½ weeks ago. A public hearing was held the next week, and two days later, the Senate Health, Education and Human Services voted, 4-1, for the bill.
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Mad and on the edge is Looch's game but he gotta keep a lid on the stupidity.Gestures to fans? That's loss of focus. On the penalty, Emelin baited him and Looch fell for it. ..although the turn your b more »
Posted 10/15/2014 02:08:12 EDT
Ya need chemistry to create scoring chances and get goals. No chemistry yet... Krecji coming to the party late, rookie winger who looks a little timid and Looch still thinks its the offseason. Even Be more »
Posted 04/14/2014 04:14:21 EDT
Amen, brother.
Posted 04/10/2014 11:23:56 EDT
He earned his call-up. Hope he makes the most of it, which for a young player usually means......don't do anything stupid. He's got one thing going for him.........the easy nickname. :) GO BRUINS !!! more »
Posted 04/09/2014 10:25:34 EDT
Julien decided to move defenseman Torey Krug up to left wing to skate as a forward with Gregory Campbell and Shawn Thornton. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- more »
Posted 04/04/2014 10:45:30 EDT
No worries on the loss.....These type games are common at the end of season when one team has cinched and the other is fighting for a spot. My only advice is....time to cut Z's minutes, coach. No Sid more »
Posted 03/30/2014 08:48:25 EDT
I love when Z screens ..... Must be like trying to look around a skyscraper to the goalie.
Also, love the B's keeping their heads after Iggy got hit hard. Kill 'em with a win. That's the best revenge.
Posted 03/28/2014 11:34:13 EDT
Jeremy Remy is not playing a movie character. Straw argument.
Posted 03/28/2014 11:24:07 EDT
My personal choice is , I ain't listening to him. It's all too soon....I don't blame him for his son's actions but I don't need to be reminded of them either when I'm watching a ball game.
Posted 03/26/2014 10:31:02 EDT
The Canadiens know how to tweak the Bruinsâ emotions.........itâs the biggest exploit the Canadiens have on their hands. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- more »
Posted 03/24/2014 06:28:32 EDT
Next time, instead of writing an article like this, why not just go by Seids house and kick his dog.
Posted 03/21/2014 10:20:12 EDT
If you grew up playing hockey at MDC rinks......thank Bobby Orr. Thanks Bobby and Happy Birthday! . (btw, next time a hockey legend has a birthday.....have a writer who loves the game write the articl more »
Posted 03/20/2014 10:27:14 EDT
Instead of teling the overweight woman to "have respect for herself", this guy shoulda had a little more respect for her.
and it's pretty gutless to pick on an overweight woman.
Posted 03/18/2014 10:28:01 EDT
Agreed. Bart got burned like a piece of breakfast toast on the Pomiville breakaway and Minn was looking for those long , "sneak it behind the young d-men" passes most of the game. The youngins gotta s more »
Posted 03/17/2014 02:58:01 EDT
Look at that bg smile on Jarome's face and tell me he ain't having fun. That man deserves a Stanley Cup ring. There's a lot of folks in Calgary rooting for the B's to go all the way this year.
Posted 03/14/2014 03:08:51 EDT
Good win. Congrats to Doan on his 1300th game. Always thought he would make a great Boston Bruin. He always comes to play and I love his grit. Kinda sad he's stuck in NHL purgatory out there in Ariz. more »
Posted 03/14/2014 01:56:12 EDT
Perhaps an agoraphobic woman who had a bad experience with a drunk once isn't the best person to write a St Patty's Day parade review.
Posted 03/14/2014 10:45:18 EDT
I think the parade orgaizers AND the gay community are being silly about this whole thing. Does the word "comprimise" mean anything? I'm going to the parade, with half-a-million other people ,and pla more »
Posted 03/13/2014 10:31:38 EDT
Great win, but jeez Z is looking slow to me last month or so. I think he's gassed. I see all kinds of guys using speed and turning the corner on him. That used to never happen, he'd always get an angl more »
Posted 03/12/2014 04:16:12 EDT
Yeah....and Martin Richard was a kid too. Now he's a dead kid. His sister Jane was a kid. Now she's a kid with one leg.
Posted 03/12/2014 01:13:21 EDT
Right now things between us are going great. ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Yeah...except for the cheating history you both now share. There's 3.5 billion me more »
Posted 03/12/2014 10:13:05 EDT
Rode the T for years...before the internet , none of the horror stories would make the news.
Posted 03/11/2014 10:48:42 EDT
That was some damn fine work by that medical team and good call by the NHL in 2005 to have defibrillators near the bench.
Get Well Pevs!
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I've got to get a little cream for my forehead." ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Coach.......for that forehead, might wanna get a couple of CASES of cream more »
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This doesn't increase business or make a city more cosmopolitan. People just go out later and operating expenses increase because you have to stay open longer to make the same revenue.
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The use of spirometry in a primary care setting
Authors Elizabeth A Blain, Timothy J Craig
Published Date October 2009 Volume 2009:2 Pages 183—186
DOI http://dx.doi.org/10.2147/IJGM.S7319
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Elizabeth A Blain, Timothy J Craig
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Objective: To determine the use of spirometry in family practice, internal medicine, and pediatric outpatient settings.
Methods: Data were collected from 45 outpatient offices in the central Pennsylvania area via phone survey that asked a set of four questions: 1) Do you have spirometry in your office? 2) Do you use spirometry for asthma patients? 3) In what situation do you use spirometry for? 4) Do you use spirometry more for chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) or asthma? Results: It was found that pediatricians used spirometry 66% of the time, family practitioners 47% of the time, and internal medicine practitioners 60% of the time. Of those who did not use spirometry, 94% stated that they refer to a hospital if they required spirometry and 6% referred to subspecialists if the patient required spirometry. 10% of pediatricians performed the test on each asthma visit, otherwise the others used it only for exacerbations or as a baseline. No internists used spirometry regularly for asthma patients, and 22% used it more for COPD. In family practice only 14% used spirometry routinely at each visit for asthma patients.
Conclusions: Pediatricians used spirometry more often in the outpatient setting than other specialists, followed closely by internal medicine physicians. Family practice physicians were the least likely to use spirometry. Multiple barriers seemed to prevent routine use of spirometry, but no one barrier accounted for the majority.
Keywords: spirometry, asthma, primary care
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