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Ok, so I ran across something new tonight in a post-code pt I was trying to get to CCU, thought I'd get input from other facilities. Long story short: older male, cardiopulmonary arrest, CPR in progress upon arrival, arrives with... Read More
- 1Aug 29, '12 by samadams8I never have worked in any ICU or CCU or SICU, whatever, where anyone refused to take an admission for not having a central line--especially post-code.
They would have had to get someone to put the central line in--usually a resident or fellow--in a decent period of time, but we would have been using the EJ for the dopa. Realistically, I am just saying. Seriously. And, it would have meant we would have had to move some other >guarded (quazi-critical) patient to some step down or tele ASAP. I can't count how many times I have had to bust my arse doing this, and sometimes the other patient--the one in the bay you must move--has been moved yet, b/c the floor doesn't want to take report.
I am all for being safe with meds and lines, but this is not how it has rolled anywhere I have worked. And I have worked in a ton of units.
With the kiddies, in the kiddy hospitals, well, mostly they'd just roll em up and put lines in up in the unit--only without as many of the delays you see with adults. Biggest realistic difference IMO.
Why so many people are set on being PIAs, I will never know.
- 1Aug 30, '12 by iluvivtNO...We do not have this policy. The only thing that MUST be given centrally with no exceptions is TPN and continuous vesicant chemo...Lipids can be given in a PIV b/c it has an osmolarity similar to blood. Now there are many medications that are optimally given in a central vein b/c they are either chemically irritating or b/c they have a low or high ph, or they are inherently irritating . Then there are those meds that should they get into the tissue can cause mild to severe tissue damage. When this happens it is called " an extravasation" so if Ca chloride gets into the tissue b/c your PIV went bad it extravasated as opposed to some Rochepin that would be infiltrated.
So some of the medications that can cause tissue damage are CaCl,contrast media (esp ionic types)the chemo vesicants,most all of the vasopressors esp Dopamine and Levophed. An eample of a low ph medication is Vancomycin and a high ph medication is Dilantin. Of interest, the worst vesicant known to man is Adriamycin.
So with any patient scenario and treatment options the nurse and MD must look at the risk versus the benefit. Clearly, in you situation the patient needed the vasopressors to sustain life and those needed to get started right away. In most cases a PIV is the fasted way to go. If time permits a central line can be placed when feasible. You had 3 good PIVs in so they even had backup. The goal is to put a small cannula in a large vein that is NOT at an area flexion . You are taking a risk putting a vasopressor in the ACF. The extravastions in these sites can be more difficult to detect early and the sites tend to eventually leak and the med can then back track into the tissue. So that is one thing I would have made certain to do and that is put the vasoprressor(s) in the juicy large soft vein with a 22 gauge and secure it very well and no wrist or ACF or hand sites, Pick a site with good tissue such as a FA site, Since the hand has very little tissue extravasations can be horrid here with tendon damage and loss of function. The ACF extravastions can be horrid too causing nerve and potential loss of limb.
I think if you mandate that a central line must be placed to administer certain medication you hogtie the clinician and this can delay treatment. Better to train all staff to make ggod clinical decisions and detect infiltrations and extravasations early. Then of course, get the central line in place as soon as you can. WE do this every day...ED places PIVs usually then we get a PICC order...the pt goes to one of the ICUs....we come along and place the PICC. Once in awhile we get a break and they put in a percutaneously placed CVC and or Swan so we can delay PICC placement sometimes. The other thing the ICU nurse probably wanted was to get CVP reading. If you do have staff to get a cental line in within 6 hrs that is great. I know that does not always happen where I work esp at night but you have to be careful with policies b/c if you put that in writing it could come back to bite you should anything happen. I like to word things with abit of an out,,I would say something like ," Place a central line when clinically indicated and optimally with in 6-8 hours. That way if is placed 9 hours after the vasopressors are started you have stayed within the policy.
- 0Nov 20, '12 by DC CollinsWe don't have that protocol at our hospital to my knowledge. At least I haven't heard of it and have never had a pt denied for it. For that matter, I have never heard of our ICU refusing a pt at all.
Aside from that, our hospitalists do Not put in central lines, or intubate patients, or anything else emergent like that. I can't fault them, their pt load is incredible!
Aside from the ED docs, on occasion, we do have an IV nurse around who can put in central lines. Or at least we have. I work nights, so I don't see any of these people often, but I have once.
- 0Nov 20, '12 by DC CollinsQuote from MunoRNI wish it was always that simple. In our hospital, the ED docs do the central lines. On the night shift, sometimes the *one* ED doc has a pile of patients, some of them critical, and they don't have time to do a central line on a pt otherwise ready to go to the ICU when he/she is running a code and overseeing a septic pt plus all the 'normal' pts, etc.It doesn't seem to be all that complicated; patient needs a central line, this ICU doesn't do central lines for whatever reason (yes those ICU's do exist) but the ER doc can place one, so get it in before they go to ICU.
- 0Nov 26, '12 by misswoosieSorry- I'm confused here.
Are anesthesiologists not part of cardiac arrest teams?
In the socialised healthcare system in the UK they would be the ones to place a central line in a patient in ED if it was required post arrest, or they would go with the patient when they were transferred and do it there.
A central line would be required if a patient was post-arrest and needing dopamine,least of all to monitor CVP,let alone for admin of the dopamine. What's the likelihood of pt having another arrest and requiring more infusions? Surely best to get the line in ASAP whilst pt is stable.
I've never heard of having a department that calls itself Intensive care but doesn't have Docs who can insert central lines.
- 0Nov 27, '12 by DC CollinsA lot depends on the size and type of hospital. In our case, our group has 5 hospitals in our particular region. While they all do elective surgeries, the central, larger hospital does most of the emergency surgeries, has the cath lab, etc. My particular hospital has an ED with 18 main ED rooms + up to five hallway beds, two 'fast track' rooms with a number of chairs where these pts once examined can sit and wait for diagnostic procedures or discharge. Oh, and the main ED also has five other recliner type situations where pts can be pulled from main ED rooms once initial workup is done if the main ED bed is needed for something else. This is a smaller ED than our central, trauma ED (with cath lab) is.
Our ICU has, I can't remember for sure, 9 or 10 beds.
I guess my main point is, small hospital with small staff. There is no 24/7 surgery so no 24/7 anesthesiologist. And, our ED is small enough that approx 1/3 of the day we only have 2 ED docs, and 1/3 we only have 1 ED doc. If that one ED doc is swamped...
- 0Dec 6, '12 by thelema13Goes case by case, if the patient has pipes we feel comfortable to admit with at least 2 large bore IV's. If they have crap for veins, the ED doc will throw in a CVC before admission. Sometimes we have the time to do everything, sometimes not. But our policy is CVC within 12 hours of pressors.
I wish we had more PICC nurses...

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From Tuesday: J- has started Grade 8, the year before high school. Last schoolyear, we invested more time into helping her learn, and that worked well. I wonder what we'll learn about learning this year.
J- was preparing for a quiz on pre-confederation Canada. To help, the teacher had labelled the settlements with A, B, C, and so on. J had made her own mnemonics. For example, D stood for ReD River Settlement. But the letters weren't assigned in any obvious order, so J- was memorizing an arbitrary association.
Placing the information on the map was much more useful. We scanned in J-'s handout, then J- traced it using Autodesk Sketchbook Pro. With a blank map, J- could then add layers with her labels. After a few tries, she could correctly label all the areas in less than a minute and a half. (… and so could I! That will probably come in handy for any citizenship tests.)
We created a new map for Canada's current provinces, and we quizzed ourselves on that too. For kicks, we took J'-s jigsaw puzzle of the provinces of the Philippines, mixed up the pieces, and assembled everything without looking at the picture. That was fun, although I was a bit slower putting together Mindanao's provinces than I was at Luzon and Visayas. (More travel?)
Out of curiosity, I flipped through the other pages in her folder. One of the sheets had a timeline of events. "What if we could learn the order of these events?" I asked J-.
We imagined it while we were in the living room. She physically traced the steps and talked about the things she imagined. Then she mentally retraced the steps. Even after watching a movie (Pom Poko, by Studio Ghibli), she still remembered the sequence. Let's see if she ends up using it in school!
It's fun adding tools to J's learning kit. She picked up the strategy of inventing mnemonics. She made flashcards to practise the Gnommish alphabet from the Artemis Fowl series. Now she knows about mapping and the memory palace technique. For dates, we might try the Major system, if we can wrap our minds around it. I wish I'd learned about these things when I was in school, but hey, good to pass on the hacks! =)


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GolFIT Carolina is a golf fitness website dedicated to helping golfers play better, healthier golf. It's author/owner, Bob Forman, is a Certified Golf Fitness Instructor, Author and Speaker who is internationally recognized as a leader in golf fitness programming. He holds a Master's degree in Exercise Physiology and certifications through the Titleist Performance Institute and Flexor motor learning program. The articles, videos, and other related material presented here are intended to help golfers enhance swing mechanics and efficiency, thereby increasing distance, improving playing performance and satisfaction, and preventing/alleviating injury. This information is based on Bob's 30+ years in the fitness industry and his work with golfers of all ages and levels. New information is added monthly, so please take a look around and come back often.
December 3, 2014
Many golfers aren't aware that they have this common swing fault, but it's messing up your ball flight and possibly your lower back. It's also probably the cause for much of your frustration.
Check out this short descriptive video and article demonstrating some exercises and a neuromuscular drill you can do to help fix this fault.
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November 3, 2014
As the colder weather settles in, golfers are cutting back or hanging up the clubs for the season, regulating themselves to sitting in front of the tube watching football and the Yule log. Just because your home course may be covered in white, it's no excuse not to take the time to improve your game.
As the shorter, colder days don't allow for much golf, they do provide ample time to work on and fine tune the physical spoke of the player improvement wheel. That's you. Don't just sit around hibernating for the winter, as this inactivity won't bode well for your body, your health or your game come springtime. Instead, take advantage of the time off the course by knocking out those musculoskeletal deficiencies (tight and/or weak muscles) that are negatively impacting your swing and your game, and are often times the triggers for those nagging aches and pains you suffer from.
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October 1, 2014
One of the biggest killers of distance is the golfer's inability to make a good backswing. Logic has it that the further back the club travels the more speed it will be able to pick up on the way down. For every 1 mph of clubhead speed, you can expect 2 to 3 more yards. A limited backswing, though, is a common swing fault that reduces speed and yardage. The good news is that it's relatively easy to cure.
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September 3, 2014
The Wall Street Journal published an article last month questioning whether or not professional golfers are working out too much and as a result were becoming more injury prone. Given the rash of reported injuries lately, you wonder if this could very well be the root cause. If you ask me, I'd respond with an emphatic "probably not."
Sure, there are some that will overtrain in the gym, but I believe, as the article eludes too, that specialization has played a bigger part in the injury rates we're seeing lately. It's a generational thing that we all can learn from. As a result, Long Term Athletic Development is making a comeback and that's a good thing. Read about it, especially if you're a parent or teaching Pro.
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August 1, 2014
Come on, admit it. You'd like to be a little longer off the tee. Who wouldn't? "Distance" and "Power" are the common catch words you see in almost all golf club advertisements. But I've got news for you. It's not the clubs. It's your lack of flexibility that is impacting your ability to power up your swing.
I know because I've seen it in almost every golfer I've worked with, especially the older ones. The inability to move around a body joint, or what is commonly known as range of motion, is taking away your capacity to generate power and clubhead speed, hurting your distance on the golf course. For many, that's also taking away the fun of playing.
Read more and see some good golf-specific stretches to get you started here.
July 3, 2014
It's a safe bet to say that Michelle Wie has very flexible hamstrings and strong erector spinae muscles. At least for her sake, I hope that's the case. Otherwise, her new putting style that appeared to help her win the Women's U.S. Open last month, may take a toll on her longevity in the game.
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June 4, 2014
You've got all the bases covered. You've been taking lessons with the local pro, replaced the grips on your clubs and have been working diligently on your golf fitness program. This is going to be your year on the course. Or is it?
The 'ol adage, you are what you eat definitely holds some truths and if you're not paying attention to what you're putting in your mouth, you may be depriving yourself the ability to play up to your potential. Proper nutrition is key to everything we do and if you're not fueling your body correctly, it's going to show-up in your workouts and on the scorecard.
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May 1, 2014
I see a lot of golfers out on the driving range and/or on the first tee swinging either a weighted club or a couple of clubs. Some, I believe, do it to loosen up while others see it as a means of getting more distance. Probably not a good idea in either case.
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April 2, 2014
You're just not getting the distance you think you should be getting and can't figure out why. You even broke down and bought those new clubs and balls the ads promised would get you further down the fairway. What gives?!
Well the equipment technology has gotten better, no doubt, but all that technology won't amount to much if the swing mechanics aren't sound. Unfortunately, this applies to most amateur golfers and is the single most significant factor for the inconsistency and frustration golfers experience.
Body positioning has a lot to say about whether the swing will be in or out of sequence, and this is often influenced by the golfer's anatomical make-up. Two common faults that interfere with the swing sequence are sway and slide. They are characterized by excessive lateral movement of the hip. Sway used to label this inefficient movement pattern in the backswing and slide in the downswing.
Why you're doing it and how to stop it
March 1, 2014
You would think that having youth on their side, Junior golfers wouldn't necessarily need a golf fitness program. That was my impression until I started working with them. To my astonishment, many young players lack the physical prerequisites and/or the proper swing mechanics necessary to play their best.
Indeed, some are scoring well and even winning tournaments, but that unfortunately masks the need for attention to the physical deficiencies and swing faults they've developed, or will develop, that will inevitably take a toll on their bodies. The amount of play is a significant factor in the overuse injury risk that many young golfers will encounter.
Next month is National Youth Sports Safety Month so I wanted to give you some food-for-thought if you have young golfers in your family or are working with them. You can do them a huge favor in keeping their future healthy by paying attention to the physicality of the game.
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Bob came to my club and did a hour long session on the basics of his teaching and philosophy of fitness and how it relates to the golf swing and its performance. My members thoroughly enjoyed the hour and wanted more. I was impressed with his content and explanation. My members were floored with his Q&A and his personal adaptation to their issues. I was impressed with his interaction with attendants of the seminar. If you are looking for someone to integrate your fitness program with the golf program, Bob is the guy to do it! We will be booking Bob to come back to our club next spring.
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"Bob Forman was fabulous! He is a great presenter who shared some extremely valuable information related to how anatomical deficiencies such as: poor posture, flexibility, and balance impact our golf swing. He not only shared what they are and how they impact the swing, but also demonstrated exercises to help correct them."
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"Westchester is one of the Country's largest private clubs with a membership that has high expectations for service and performance. Bob Forman's seminar on golf specific fitness and flexibility was extremely well received and motivated many of my members to begin a program of evaluation, exercise and follow-ups. I highly recommend Bob for his knowledge, energy , and ability to connect with amateurs concerning golf fitness."
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Bob has a fantastic ability to understand and combine his expertise of the physical complexities of the human body with the PGA Professional's trained eye with respect to the complexities of the golf swing. Bob offers a refreshing angle that most amateur and professional golfers can understand and embrace. Many times, a golfer will have physical limitations that prevents him or her from moving the way the PGA Professional is trying to instruct. Bob can take the golfer's weakest physical traits and focus a training program to better overcome those obstacles and allow the golfers to ultimately improve their swing.
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(HealthDay News) -- For years, new mothers have been told to position babies on their backs during sleep, to help lessen the risk of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS). That's extremely important advice.
But as a result of continually sleeping in the same position, babies may develop a flat spot on their heads, a condition some experts call "flattened head syndrome."
The experts say baby should still be placed on the back. But parents may opt to gently reposition baby's head during sleep, and during activities while baby is awake.
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- Regularly change the direction in the crib in which you put your child down.
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CORPUS CHRISTI - Head Coach Royce Chadwick has been named the Southland Conference Coach of the Year, while senior transfer Jasmine Shaw earned Southland Newcomer of the Year, the league announced today. Shaw also collected Second Team All-Southland honors for her efforts this season.
Chadwick took a team that had won 15 games in its last three years combined into one that saw 18 wins during the regular season. He is the first Islanders coach to earn Coach of the Year laurels, and Chadwick becomes the first coach to win the award from the Southland at two different institutions, as he was tabbed as the top coach at Stephen F. Austin in 1997.
Now in his second year at the Island University, Chadwick took a team that won four games his first year to 18 this year for a win differential of plus-14. That is the best turnaround by any program in the nation this year.
Coming into the year, A&M - Corpus Christi was tabbed to finish on the outside looking in when the conference tournament came around, as the coaches picked the Islanders to finish ninth while the SIDs had them slotted at 10th. However, Chadwick coached his team to eight consecutive victories to finish the year after sitting at 3-7 in conference play to finish in a tie for fourth in the league. This marks the first appearance in the bracket for the Islanders in four years.
Shaw is the first Islanders player to be named Newcomer of the Year and she is the first member to be named to any all-conference team since Jade Davis did so in 2009-10. Shaw, a native of Cincinnati, Ohio, came to the team from Marshall where she also played for Chadwick prior to his time at the Island University.
Shaw has made an incredible impact this season for the Islanders and has been vital in the team's turnaround, as she was seventh in the Southland in points per game with 15.2. This was the highest average by any player at the Island University in eight years. She also became just the sixth Islander to record at least eight 20-plus point games in a single season.
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I am a connector and I work @ Mutually Human in Grand Rapids, MI
Mutually Human is a custom software design and development consultancy specializing in mobile and web-based products and services. We help our clients design, develop and bring to market innovative products and services based on insightful research and strategy aligned with business objectives. We've helped Fortune 50 companies, state governments, and startups.
Custom software strategy and design, User Experience research and design, Agile + UX practices, Web application testing with Behavior Driven Development, Software Craftsmanship, Ruby on Rails, Front-end development with HTML5, Unobtrusive CSS, and Unobtrusive JavaScript.
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Here's what I do in my spare time:
Organizer, Grand Rapids Makers (GRMakers.com), Since August 2012
We Launched the idea for GRMakers @ BarCampGR 2012 and since November 2012 I have been hosting weekly meetings @ The Warehouse with the GRLUG socials from 8PM till whenever.
We are builders, programmers, crafters, machinists, designers, artists, writers, students, teachers, and even fans.
Everyone is encouraged to join our group and bring their projects to the meetings.
Organizer, Grand Rapids Linux User Group (GRLUG), Since February 2007
I became interested in Linux in 2007 and started going to the GRLUG monthly meetings to learn Linux, I quickly realized that there was no way I was going to learn everything about linux and all of the different versions so I got to know the local people that know linux and work with them to get any version of Linux pre-loaded/tested on systems for my customers.
I have been hosting Weekly GRLUG meetings since 2011 and enjoy learning about the latest and greatest things.
The RaspberryPi has seen an explosion with the different versions of Linux that can be used on them.
The GRLUG has a very active mailing list @ grlug.org
GRLUG is a group of information technology professionals and enthusiasts supporting Open Source and Linux in the Grand Rapids area. Our mission is to provide, education, support, professional networking/socializing, and advocacy of the Linux technology.
Our Email Discussion List
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Our Upcoming and Past Meetings and Events
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Our IRC Channel
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I started helping with Grand Rapids Startup Weekend in 2011.
I help with logistics, organization and make sure everyone gets fed for this 3 day event
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I help with logistics, organization and make sure everyone gets great food for the day.
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Involved in planning and logistics for our yearly events.
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The Walking Dead
Steven Yeun as Glenn from The Walking Dead.
The sketch:
I made a video of the painting process. It's extremely sped up (the painting took well over 6 hours to complete) but aside from that there's no editing so bad decisions, mistakes and moments of doubt are all included.
As usual you can see more images in my Portfolio Gallery.
More Cowbell
Christopher Walken as fictional producer Bruce Dickinson in the famous Saturday Night Live sketch "More Cowbell".
Here's a short animation of the painting process:
More shots in my Portfolio Gallery.
Howard "Bunny" Colvin
Robert Wisdom as Howard "Bunny" Colvin from The Wire.
More details in my Portfolio Gallery.
Grady Wilson
Whitman Mayo as Grady Wilson from Sanford and Son and its short-lived spin-off Grady. See more in my Portfolio Gallery.
Grady Wilson Sketch
Remember Sanford and Son?
Bunny Colvin Sketch Take 2
I tweaked this before starting the paints and I definitely improved the likeness.
I can't believe I thought the previous sketch was good enough!
Bunny Colvin Sketch
Sketch of Howard "Bunny" Colvin from The Wire, the subject of my next TV painting.
Hank Lawson
Mark Feuerstein as Hank Lawson from Royal Pains.
Bigger, detailed images in my Portfolio Gallery.
Fantasy Peaks
Another TV show character, this time it's a remix of two characters from two different shows: Tattoo from Fantasy Island (played by Hervé Villechaize) as The Man From Another Place from Twin Peaks (originally played by Michael J. Anderson).
I thought it would have been funny if the guy who'd played a dwarf on one show had played a dwarf on another show too, hence the "TV mashup."
Here's a short breakdown of the process behind the painting.
I started with a clean sketch, no crosshatching and no shading.
I chose a medium dark color for the background to set the mood for the image and I started blocking in the main shapes to check that the composition was working.
Next I quickly painted the character in black and white to ensure the values were correct and the image read as three-dimensional.
The main color areas were blocked in as big, flat shapes on a separate layer in Color blending mode. This had the result of tinting the underlying b&w value study.
Jump to several hours later when the skin tones have been found (see the palette in the top right corner) and enough shape and volume have been blocked in to render the line sketch superfluous.
The face is completed with the addition of strong highlights and the rest of the painting is brought up to the same level of detail.
All the details are in, the lighting is enhanced and the painting is done.
See a couple of close ups in my Portfolio Gallery.
There are several things I should improve but given that this is only my second ever digital painting I'm satisfied with the result and I'm moving on. One can only do so much in a single image and I know the next one will be better.
Frank Costanza
Digital painting of Jerry Stiller as Frank Costanza from Seinfeld.
The first in a series of portraits of TV show characters.
No More Whizbang Miracles
In the early days of television, when there were only half a dozen channels, at most, significant, well-written dramas on a cathode-ray tube could still make us feel like members of an attentive congregation, alone at home as we might be.
There was a high probability back then, with so few shows to choose from, that friends and neighbors were watching the same show we were watching, still finding TV a whizbang miracle. We might even call up a friend that very night and ask a question to which we already knew the answer. "Did you see that? Wow!"
No more.
Kurt Vonnegut, Timequake, 1996.
Dr. Bishop's Cortexi-Treats
Another personal poster inspired by the TV show Fringe.
What if Massive Dynamic, back in 1983, sold chocolate treats enriched with Cortexiphan to give every kid abilities? This is the ad they would have used.
See a bigger image on my Flickr.
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and how they can cause itching that include
.. another suggestion I have is too change the litter, are you using a scent FREE type? since the licking/hair loss it at the back end this is also another red flag. allergies to products or food can develop at ANY TIME..even if they have been using or eating same all the time. as with people, allergies develop due to sensitivities that develop over time by constant exposure. http://www.peteducation.
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This type of
is most commonly due to behavioral barbarism, food or environmental
, or, mites or fungal skin infections, such as ringworm. If it was due to an a fungal or mite infection other cats in your household would probably be exhibiting symptoms. Please take him to the vet for evaluation. The vet can perform a skin scraping and other diagnostic tests. If it is truly behavioral, there are excellent behavioral modification medications that should help.
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help my 7 yr old male short
keeps nibbleing
off and its pretty extensive almost his whole bach and belly, butt, hind legs on both sides what do i do
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this condition is very common, if you click on a blue tag just above 'post a question' where it says 'about this forum' you will see a sub title ARCHIVES where you can do alot of reading from previous posts.. this is 99% of the time due to
in cats affect their skin, I will send you a link for reading..the only thing I do not agree with on the article is the use of cyclosporine or steroids...
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Bites from fleas are itchy all by themselves, but many pets develop a specific allergy to flea bites. This is most commonly seen as
or rash at the base of the spine and tail, not to mention that the dog or cat will constantly be chewing at the area. Flea allergy dermatitis (FAD) is an intensely itchy allergic reaction to flea saliva that can be triggered by a single flea bite! You may never see a flea or flea dirt on your pet (though daily flea-combing is never a bad idea!
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I will send you a site that lists all the possible causes of
in cats..the very most common are
1. inhalant 2. contact 3. food allergies. there is further reading on each of these and others just by clicking on the BLUE highlighted subjects.. did you get the kitten from a shelter? has she been tested for FIV and other diseases? one feeding of milk will not cause this, if she has an allergy to something she is eating it can give these symptoms over the long term.
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I called the vet and he is out until monday but his veterinary assistance talked to me for about 30 mins and i described in detail the
spots. and I found an other spot as we was talking, She said in the many years she has worked there they havent seen a ring worm case in dogs. Then she asked about allergies which I had forgotten all about.
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I don't know if this is behavorial or
. My
, female has been licking all her hair off for 6 mo now. This happened sortly soon after she got fixed. She has always been on the thin side. I use Frontline Plus here in Florida. She is totally an inside cat. Now she looks naked except for her head and the places she cannot reach to lick. I took her to a Value Vet once and they told me to give her some hormone. This Did Not Work!. She is so beautiful and sweet, loving since getting fixed.
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I have stopped that now and he has less hair falling out but wonderinf why it is taking so long...The vet couldn't find a reason for his
other than it's internal...They say that if it doesn't stop I'll have to take him to see a specialist in the main city which could cost up to $500 to find whats wrong with him....I won't be able to afford that coz the first two weeks of buddy being sick it cost me $600 and I'm pretty broke after that...
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Help!!! My 9yr old
is pulling out her
along her spine. Her back twitches like something is making her itch but her skin doesn't seem to be dry and I have tried flee spray and a flee collar just in case it is flees. I don't know why she is doing this. She went missing a few years ago and someone took her in as a stray and I got her back about a year and a half ago. The hair pulling problem started about a month ago.
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I would also have a fecal test performed for worms and giardia. If all is normal, than your
could have food
or environmental allergies. I know that you have already tried green pea and duck but there are many other choices. If food allergy turns out not to be the case than behavioral/environmental problems may be to blame. Is it possible to get back your old cat tree? If not, than behavioral medicine may help.
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Our six-year old
started licking off his
on his back last summer, and it has gotten worse ever since. Now his back is bare (and starting to get scabs) and so are his legs and paws. We cannot think of any reason for why this started last summer (no change of food, we did not move or introduce a new pet, etc.) The vet tested for mites and ringworm, we gave him flea medication, and we did a few months of a hypoallergenic food that the vet suggested and nothing seemed to help.
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It isn't sore to touch it just constantly feels tender. I do suffer from
to dust, pollen, and
dandruff. I often have sinus pressure around my temples and forehead. Could my sinus problems be causing my sore scalp?
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The other cat has these scabs up her back and is licking them too. She has alittle
on tummy but not much? The third one nothing at all! They all eat the same food, except the one with no problems does not ear Iams dry food for the mature cat. I changed them to mature not too long ago. Could there be something lacking in the dry or causing this? The Vet is ordering special food and we will do a test for food allergy once it comes in.
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Hi, you can ask your vet to test the green goop to see if it contains fungi, parasites, or bacteria. I also agree that the
could be from fleas, but it could also be from stress. Anything change in your home lately? Good luck!! PS-You should go to the Ask a vet forum, it's great and they give very thorough answers!!
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Usually an allergic reaction for a
manifests itself on the skin(most common) this can be anything from scabs, itchiness to
loss. and is associated mainly with a food allergy....sensitive commonly to a preservative or ingredient in dry kibble type food. grain allergies are common in cats and most cat foods are full of unnecessary grains just b/c they are 'cheap' fillers for the manufacturer, they do absolutely nothing for the diet!!!
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hi and welcome,
can be a sign of many things, from food or inhaled allergies to fleas or ringworm....I will send you a few sites to look at, if you have any questions I would be glad to help you more. http://www.peteducation.com/article.cfm?c=1+2141&aid=195 http://www.cat-health-guide.org/cat-skin-problems.
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Stefoni, I do know that some members have given Benedryl to their cats, however, you would want to check with your vet on the dosage. I am concerned about the weight
. I do know it's important a
gets enough nutrition, otherwise you're looking at fatty liver disease so I would suggest you get some food Buster likes and let him eat to gain some weight since obviously the new diet isn't working nor does he like it.
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As you know FIV affects the immune system, therefor many conditions/
can arise. I ca find NO direct reasons for
just b/c of an FIV dx. however FIV cats are prone to allergies as I've said also to Hyperthyroidism and one of the signs of this disease can be hair loss in the belly area... found one site with some reasons cats have hair loss, worth a look.
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Pepper, My 30 lb. 13" beagle has an insatiable craving for cat food that I serve my 2 cats - I think mostly the seafood varieties. I have not found a seafood flavored dog food, and I understand there are some ill-effects of my dog consuming cat food. When the badgering gets intolerable, I "give in" and let her have some. Please...Any suggestions, what are the risks, and if she continues to eat cat food, what effect will this have on her weight?
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I looked at the link and the animals. She does not have any
, her fur is thick, shiny and beautiful. But when you feel around her ears, neck and tail area she has scabs. I don't take the scabs off so she bleeds. When they are ready to fall off they are crusty and there is no bare skin exposed afterwards.
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It sounds like there are several different issues afflicting your
simultaneously. The vomiting and
could be related to food allergy gastritis or Inflammatory bowel disease and food allergy dermatitis. Environmental allergies and allergies to fleas, scabies, other mites, yeast or fungal skin infections can also cause hair loss, but these would not cause vomiting. An allergy to a flea collar could also cause hair loss.
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I have my cat with ringworm, which also causes
and it is also spreading. My
doesn't seem to be itchy around the ears. So, would you describe for us how the skin looks? Is it dry, flaky, scaly, do you see scabs? Sometimes, the only symptoms for ringworm is hair loss in irregular patterns. Doesn't have to be circular spots. So, I'd pay attention to that. Another thing which could be happening to your cat is allergies.
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The most common causes of
in cats are
(food and environmental), dermatophytosis (skin fungal or yeast infection), demodex and other ectoparasites (mites: scabies and cheyletiella). Feline endocrine alopecia can also be a cause for hair loss, but this is usually not very itchy. Many cats that are very itchy, with self-mutilation have a mixed problem.
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The dizziness resembled being carsick, with lightheadedness and occasional moments of nausea and feeling faint (but I never passed out). I had a
scan and blood work twice, and so far no diagnosis for the dizziness/fatigue. It got better for a few weeks but last week I began to have dizzy spells again, this time accompanied by maxillary sinus pressure. I had just switched allergy medications, from Nasonex to generic Flonase, right at the time my symptoms returned.
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adopted beemer in january, found out diabetic 3 weeks later, doing well on insulin and low carb diet. now he has
and is itching and losing
on face and neck. he is a 11 lb rag doll and i feed him prescription canned hills md and began to give him evo dry food for treats as he missed his crunchies. i believe it is the evo as it has dairy and fish along with pumpkin and peas and assorted health food. i am taking him off that as i cant afford any more pet visits.
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Holder Renewal Recognized
The project that renewed Holder, Hamilton, and Madison Halls and Holder Memorial Tower was recognized with a Platinum Award in the 2008 Building Design & Construction Reconstruction Awards. The renovation was featured in Building Design & Construction magazine's October issue.
Completed in February 2008, the renovation provided an all-new infrastructure (mechanical, electrical, plumbing, fire safety, etc.) while maintaining the historic character of the 170,000 square foot complex. The project, which renewed the interior and exterior of the buildings and included a complete restoration of the 145 ft. Holder Memorial Tower, was done in phases over six years.
The firm of Einhorn Yaffee Prescott Architecture & Engineering P.C. was recognized for their design work on the project with the Citation Award from AIA New York State. The project is one of only a handful of renovation projects to win this design award of nearly 300 entries. The award was presented at a dinner held at the AIA New York State Convention in White Plains, NY on September 26, 2008. "It has been an honor and a privilege to have been granted the responsibility for renovating such an important part of Princeton's architectural legacy," said EYP Project Executive Mark Thaler.


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February 24th, 2014
by Dawn Goetter
Last week Sony announced the development of a pico projector module "equipped with Sony's independently-developed image processing system, that uses laser beam scanning (LBS)" and "incorporates the PicoP technology developed by MicroVision, Inc."
We are extremely pleased and gratified that laser beam scanning technology that MicroVision pioneered is being adopted by a technology leader and innovator like Sony. With its expertise in projector and optical technology, leadership in semiconductor lasers and track record with innovative, high quality consumer electronics, Sony's interest in pico projection and adoption of LBS is a significant development for the market as a whole.
We have been supporting Sony in their development of this engine module since April 2013 and look forward to continuing our work with them.
In their press release Sony said that it "aims to bring it to market for use in pico projectors and other devices with projector functionality." Since the release was published, MicroVision has gotten a number of inquiries asking for confirmation that our technology is being is being incorporated in Sony's display module and asking for more details related to the terms of any agreements and forecasts for revenue related to the relationship.
We understand the strong interest Sony's press release generated and we issued a release today confirming the adoption of PicoP display technology by this Fortune Global 100 electronics brand.
At this time we are not disclosing potential license and supply terms for future products resulting from the development of this engine module. We are engaged in discussions and negotiations on commercial terms for next level agreements and will announce terms as appropriate in the future.
For more information on Sony's announcement, click here:
Sony Develops Pico Projector Module with High-Definition Resolution and Focus-free Image Projection
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July 25th, 2013
by Dawn Goetter
As a company who is grounded in research and development as a means to discover exciting, disruptive products, at MicroVision we're always encouraging others to explore new possibilities and create innovative applications using MicroVision technology. So when Disney Research's latest projection demonstration surfaced, we wanted to share what they have created mixing their "magic" and our technology.
HideOut is a perfect example of how PicoP® display technology can free your imagination to see outside the box — a prototype system created by Disney Research that uses MicroVision's patented PicoP display technology in the form of a SHOWWX™ pico projector to enable interactive , augmented reality
applications. The video shows how the handheld device enables users to interact with digital content that seems hidden until the projector brings it out onto everyday objects such as books, walls, game boards, tables, and many others.
Check out the video: Disney Research Brings Storybooks to Life with HideOut
This is the latest advance by Disney Research using MicroVision technology. MotionBeam and SideBySide are two other instances where Disney Research demonstrates the type of "beyond projection" applications that can be created using PicoP display technology. The focus-free nature of PicoP display technology is one reason why it is suited to this type of advanced application where other projection technologies are not.
While these projects are only in the research and development phase, we are excited to see PicoP display technology at the heart of solutions that show off some possibilities to change the way we see and interact with information.
March 29th, 2013
by Dawn Goetter
There was an interesting article in the Wall Street Journal earlier this month discussing the rise of mobile workers and the use of mobile technology. The article references a recent Forrester survey that shows that nearly half of respondents use a smartphone at least once a week for work, and 21 percent said they use a tablet for work at least weekly. With attention typically focused on how consumers are using their smartphones and tablets and the blending of personal device and work tool as "bring your own device" becomes a growing trend in the workplace, it's important to consider mobile's positive impact on the workforce as well.
For starters, it has been shown that the use of mobile technology can boost employee productivity. For people in jobs that require a significant amount of travel, such as pharmaceutical sales reps or corporate executives, this is obvious. However, mobile brings flexibility to the traditional work schedule as well, enabling employees to get work done from any location at any time.
The benefit of mobile technology also extends far beyond the enterprise and traditional corporate environment. The Wall Street Journal article describes how a construction company utilizes a digital-blueprint software on their tablets to increase efficiency and save time and resources. Educators are also utilizing mobile – a recent study from Pew Research shows that 73 percent of teachers use cellphones for classroom activity, which provides them with easy access to content, resources and materials for teaching. In the healthcare industry, doctors use mobile devices to easily access medical records, drug interaction data and share other important information with patients.
As many of these examples point out, mobile devices alone aren't enough to empower the workforce. Other technologies, such as customized software and applications, are needed to ensure workers can reap the full benefits of mobile technology either by providing access to information or enabling productivity.
Pico projection is a great example of a feature that can help users fully benefit from mobile. With embedded pico projection in a mobile device, doctors can share information with patients without huddling around the small screen, contractors can display full sized construction blueprints to workers at a project site, and teachers can show presentations and video from their smartphone to their entire classroom.
For more information on how MicroVision's PicoP technology can benefit a variety of mobile users, check out our latest video.
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Ceglia v. Zuckerberg et al
Filing 467
REPLY to Response to Motion re 462 Seventh MOTION to Compel and For Other Relief filed by Facebook, Inc., Mark Elliot Zuckerberg. (Attachments: # 1 Certificate of Service)(Snyder, Orin)
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT WESTERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK -----------------------------------PAUL D. CEGLIA, Plaintiff, v. MARK ELLIOT ZUCKERBERG and FACEBOOK, INC., Defendants. ------------------------------------ x : : : : : : : : : : x Civil Action No. 1:10-cv-00569RJA DEFENDANTS' REPLY MEMORANDUM OF LAW IN SUPPORT OF THEIR SEVENTH MOTION TO COMPEL Ceglia's outrageous, bad faith defiance of this Court's orders has reached a new extreme. Ceglia is now in contempt of two direct orders from this Court (Doc. Nos. 457, 464) to produce a document that goes to the core of this case and confirms that Ceglia's claims are fraudulent: the Kasowitz Letter, i.e., "a letter dated April 13, 2011, from attorneys at the New York law firm of Kasowitz, Benson, Torres & Friedman LLP to co-counsel at DLA Piper LLP and Lippes Mathias Wexler Friedman LLP." Doc. No. 457 at 8. This Court should impose severe sanctions on Ceglia and his counsel for their inexcusable refusal to comply with this Court's direct, explicit, and repeated orders to produce the Kasowitz Letter. Indeed, Ceglia and his counsel have made clear that such sanctions are the only viable means of protecting this Court and its processes from further abuse. On June 28, 2012, the Court granted Defendants' Sixth Motion to Compel and explicitly directed that "Plaintiff is ORDERED to produce the Kasowitz Letter within ten (10) days of this Decision and Order." Doc. No. 457 at 43. Ceglia refused. He deliberately defied this Court's Order by taking the preposterous position that this Court had not ordered him to produce the Kasowitz Letter. Defendants therefore filed their Seventh Motion to Compel (Doc. No. 461), seeking yet another order requiring Ceglia to produce the Kasowitz Letter, as well as imposing sanctions to compel Ceglia's compliance. On July 11, this Court ordered Ceglia to respond to Defendants' motion by July 20, and clearly and expressly ordered Ceglia to include the Kasowitz Letter as an exhibit to his response: Plaintiff's response to the motion shall be filed not later than July 20, 2012, and shall include as an exhibit a copy of Privilege Log Item 379 and all attachments that Plaintiff was ordered to produce to Defendants, including, as referenced on page 12 of Item 379, as an attachment to an April 13, 2011 email from Aaron Marks of the law firm of Kasowitz, Benson, Torres & Friedman LLP to Plaintiff[']s attorneys, "a letter responding to Mr. Vacco's communication of last evening and certain documents that are referenced in the letter," and all attachment[s] to such letter, i.e., the "certain documents that are referenced in the letter." Doc. No. 464 (emphasis added). Ceglia has again refused to comply. His response to Defendants' motion does not include the Kasowitz Letter or its attachments as an exhibit. Ceglia has thumbed his nose at this Court by filing the same version of Item 379 that he has already produced—the version that omits the Kasowitz Letter and its attachments, and that this Court has already ruled is inadequate. There is no conceivable good faith argument that this response satisfies the Court's July 11 Order. Indeed, Ceglia offers nothing approaching a valid excuse for his refusal to satisfy his unambiguous obligation, under two orders of this Court, to produce the Kasowitz Letter and all attachments. He simply proceeds as if this Court's orders do not exist, and indefensibly attempts to reargue the merits of Defendants' Sixth Motion to Compel by claiming that the Kasowitz Letter is privileged—a claim that this Court already considered and rejected in 2 granting Defendants' motion. See Doc. No. 457 at 11 (finding it "clear that Plaintiff has failed to preserve any privilege that attached to the Kasowitz Letter"). There is no reason whatsoever for this Court to revisit that decision and entertain what is, in substance, a baseless motion for reconsideration from Ceglia. This Court has already made clear in this same context—when denying Ceglia's attempt to seek reconsideration of the Court's denial of his frivolous privilege claim with respect to Item 379—that "[t]he standard for granting a motion for reconsideration . . . is strict," and that the Court should not afford "a 'second bite at the apple' for a party dissatisfied with the court's ruling by 'relitigating old issues, presenting the case under new theories, [or] securing a rehearing on the merits . . . .'" Doc. No. 361 at 2-3 (quoting Sequa Corp. v. GBJ Corp., 156 F.3d 136, 144 (2d Cir. 1998)). That is exactly what Ceglia seeks to do here. He argues that the Kasowitz Letter is privileged because it was not disclosed to Jason Holmberg, a non-attorney, and that even if the Kasowitz Letter was disclosed to Holmberg, that was insufficient to waive the privilege. Doc. No. 466 at 5-6; see also Doc. No. 432 at 2-3. But this Court has already rejected those arguments and ruled that disclosure to Holmberg of the subject matter of Item 379 was sufficient to waive any claim of privilege, and that this waiver applied to Item 379 in its entirety. That is why the Court required Ceglia to produce all emails in Item 379 and the Kasowitz Letter—regardless whether they were sent to Holmberg. See Doc. No. 361 at 4-5; Doc. No. 457 at 10-11. Ceglia offers no justification for reconsidering that ruling, and instead merely repeats the arguments that this Court has already denied. Ceglia also argues that he has not waived his privilege claim with respect to the Kasowitz Letter because he was not required to include it on any privilege log. Doc. No. 466 at 4-5. Again, this Court rejected that argument in its June 28 Order when it ruled that Ceglia was required to include the Kasowitz Letter in his privilege log, and that he therefore waived his 3 privilege claim by attempting to conceal the letter and excluding it from his log. See Doc. No. 457 at 10-11. That ruling was plainly correct: As the Court recognized, Ceglia "does not dispute that the Kasowitz Letter contains relevant information." Id. at 11. Indeed, Defendants explained in their Sixth Motion to Compel that the Kasowitz Letter was responsive to this Court's expedited discovery orders because it contained responsive materials including, as attachments, copies of emails that this Court ordered Ceglia to produce in its August 18, 2011 Order. See Doc. No. 382 at 5-8. Moreover, in February 2012, Ceglia himself acknowledged that the Kasowitz Letter was responsive to this Court's expedited discovery orders when his former counsel at Lake APC produced, in response to those orders, emails that were attached to the Kasowitz Letter and that contained handwritten notations, presumably from a Kasowitz attorney, calling attention to evidence of Ceglia's fraud. See id. at 5-6. Thus, Ceglia was also required either to produce the responsive Kasowitz Letter itself or include it on his privilege log. Because he did neither, he waived any privilege claim with respect to the letter. See id. at 9-10. Ceglia nevertheless argues that he was not required to include the Kasowitz Letter on his privilege log because he was obligated only to log documents that Stroz Friedberg discovered on Ceglia's electronic media and advised Ceglia that it intended to produce. Doc. No. 466 at 4-5. That argument is ridiculous. Under this Court's expedited discovery orders (Doc. Nos. 83, 117), Ceglia had an independent obligation to produce or log responsive hard-copy and electronic documents, regardless of what Stroz Friedberg located or identified as presumptively relevant under the Court's Electronic Assets Inspection Protocol (Doc. No. 85). Ceglia's contrary argument amounts to a claim that, so long as he concealed a responsive document from Defendants and Stroz Friedberg, Ceglia was entitled to omit that document from his privilege log without waiving his privilege claim. Of course, Ceglia cites nothing in support of this argument, which is so absurd that it could not conceivably have been made in good faith. This 4 argument is also directly rebutted by Ceglia's own August 29, 2011 production, in which Ceglia produced electronic documents and a privilege log, even though the documents produced and included in the log had not been identified as responsive by Stroz Friedberg. See Doc. No. 1562. Because neither his August 29 privilege log nor any other privilege log included the Kasowitz Letter, the Court correctly concluded that Ceglia had waived any claim of privilege with respect to that document. And because Ceglia himself recognized, in creating that August 29 log, that he had an independent obligation to produce or log responsive documents, he cannot credibly argue now that he was only required to log documents identified by Stroz Friedberg. Indeed, the fact that Ceglia makes that argument at all raises a serious question as to whether additional responsive documents exist that he has omitted from his privilege log. In any event, even putting aside Ceglia's specious argument regarding his privilege log, Ceglia fails to recognize that this Court has ruled that he has also waived his privilege claim on additional grounds—including his assertion in his response to Defendants' Sixth Motion to Compel that he had already made the Kasowitz Letter available to Defendants and their experts. See Doc. No. 457 at 11. As Defendants explained, and this Court accepted, Ceglia has no legitimate objection to producing a letter that he claims he already made available to Defendants. See id.; Doc. No. 434 at 3. Because this Court has already ruled that Ceglia has waived his privilege claim on numerous grounds, Ceglia has no good faith basis for continuing to claim that the Kasowitz Letter is privileged and refusing to produce it. * * * Ceglia's blatant defiance of two explicit orders from this Court to produce the Kasowitz Letter is reprehensible—particularly because the Court has already ordered Ceglia and his counsel to show cause why they should not be sanctioned for filing a series of bad faith motions that were intended to harass Defendants and disrupt the expert discovery process ordered by the 5 Court. See Doc. No. 457 at 42-43. Ceglia and his counsel plainly have not learned their lesson, and their ongoing display of contempt for this Court's orders establishes that they have no intention of abandoning their campaign of bad faith delay and obstruction absent intervention by the Court. This Court must impose severe sanctions to bring them in line. CONCLUSION This Court should direct Ceglia to produce the Kasowitz Letter immediately, and should summarily impose sanctions on Ceglia and his attorneys for their bad faith defiance of two clear orders of this Court. Dated: New York, New York July 24, 2012 Respectfully submitted, /s/ Orin Snyder Orin Snyder Alexander H. Southwell Matthew J. Benjamin Amanda M. Aycock GIBSON, DUNN & CRUTCHER LLP 200 Park Avenue, 47th Floor New York, NY 10166-0193 (212) 351-4000 Thomas H. Dupree, Jr. GIBSON, DUNN & CRUTCHER LLP 1050 Connecticut Avenue, NW Washington, DC 20036 (202) 955-8500 Terrance P. Flynn HARRIS BEACH PLLC 726 Exchange Street Suite 1000 Buffalo, NY 14210 (716) 200-5120 Attorneys for Defendants Mark Zuckerberg and Facebook, Inc. 6


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Lansdowne Farm consists of a brick dwelling, and a large barn, granary, and several outbuildings to the east. The house was built in two distinct periods. The earliest house was of brick, two stories high, three bays wide and two rooms deep, with a single flush chimney on each gable. Dating to the late colonial period, this house was incorporated into a larger, Federal period house built in 1823 by Peregrine Wilmer. The new house was also brick, 2 1/2 stories high, and was built directly adjoining the west gable of the earlier structure; the latter was incorporated into the new plan as a wing to the larger, more formal house. The original house is brick, two stories high, three bays wide, and two rooms deep. The brick is laid in Flemish bond on both of the facade walls and the exposed gable wall. The gable is highlighted by numerous glazed headers. The principal facade faces south, toward the road. There is a door in the east bay of this facade, with 6/9 windows in the center and west bays. Three 6/6 windows are ranged across the second floor. The lintels above the first floor openings have splayed jack arches, but the second floor openings are immediately below the cornice, and appear to be plain. On the east gable, there is a 6/6 window to the left of the chimney on the first floor and a door to the extreme right. On the second floor, two bricked up windows with arched soldier course lintels flank the chimney. A pair of six-light casement windows flank the chimney in the upper gable. The rear facade has been completely rebuilt, from ground level up to the eaves. There is a door in the west bay and 6/6 windows in the center and east bay on both the first and second floors. The house now has a boxed cornice with crown mold and bed mold, but the east end of the soffit is open on the rear cornice, and the joists have scrolled ends, indicating that the eave was originally exposed.
Lansdowne is one of the most perfectly preserved examples of high-style Federal architecture remaining on the Eastern Shore. Both the date of construction and the name of the builder are positively determined, inscribed on a carved datestone on the southwest parapet. The house has been carefully maintained but never restored, and retains virtually all of the original fabric. The exterior includes such refinements as cut stone door sills, window lintels, and cornice stops, a very fine entrance door with leaded sidelights and transom, and a number of the original louvered shutters. The interior is highlighted by refined mantels with marble facings, decorated cast iron firebacks, plaster interior cornices, and all of the original moldings, mantels, and doors. Most of the hardware is original, and a number of samples of exposed original paint may be found on the upper floors. In the cellar, the original kitchen mantel shelf has survived in place, as well as the original kitchen shelving and an early root and vegetable cellar. The use of mud insulation in the ceiling is a rare survival on this part of the Eastern Shore.