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Just before Christmas I received an e-mail from a local bank vice president with the subject line, "Farewell."
The latest casualty of a rotten economy making an attempt at gracefully announcing his "pursuit of another endeavor," I thought.
Until I read further into the note from Kevin Benson, who at 35 was a VP with BB&T Mortgage Warehouse Lending in Orlando.
"After extensive soul searching and prioritizing my life the past couple years," the e-mail read, "I decided to stop day-dreaming about doing these things and make this dream a reality. With a heavy heart but a resolute spirit I have rented my house, sold my car, resigned from my job at BB&T, given away or sold a good amount of my possessions and purchased a one way ticket."
This guy wasn't getting laid off. He was laying off his old life and hiring a new one.
How many times have you thought, even for a second, about sending such a note?
I'm a homebody but even I have a pang of jealousy at Kevin's willingness to risk it all for a year (maybe more) on the road in Central and South America. And, just a guess, you probably feel it, too.
If you're with me, let's all live vicariously through Kevin for the rest of this column...
I knew Kevin back in high school, though we hadn't talked in more than 15 years until I told him I wanted to write about how he ditched suburbia for the tropics.
The first part of his story is typical enough.
He graduated from the University of Florida and immediately started a career in banking.
He bought a house in Altamonte Springs. Became president of his homeowners association. And put on a tie every morning for the 25-minute commute to his downtown office, where he drank cup after cup of bland Folger's coffee.
Then about five years ago a buddy convinced him to go to Spain and Italy. He was hooked.
And after a couple of years of cobbling together his vacation time to travel, he decided it wasn't enough. He had three weeks vacation each year, decent by most standards, but too little to see the world the way he really wanted to.
It dawned on him. He's not married. No kids. Why not travel before he's too old or tied down?
He planned for a couple years and at the end of last year he sold his Infiniti, rented his house and — hardest of all — quit his job.
"No one in their right mind would give up a good job, right?"
You said it, Kevin, not me.
He met some resistance along the way. On Christmas Eve, four days before he flew alone to Mexico, his family worried out loud about how dangerous his plan was.
"I've had a lot of support," he says. "And a lot of people saying, 'I could never do that.'"


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Using rock music to introduce literary themes is an effective way of reaching students. Pink Floyd's "Time" illustrates the carpe diem theme and can be used either as an individual work or as a companion piece to other literary works containing the same theme. The song presents the concept in readily identifiable terms to students without taking on a didactic tone. Containing various poetic devices and significant sound effects which enhance the meaning, this song will provide a full class period of intelligent discussion.
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CD/tape player; music and lyrics for "Time."
1-2 class periods depending on whether connections are made to other works of literature.
Suggested for English students, grades 7-12.
Preliminary discussion may be held on such questions as, "Are you ever bored?" or "Is there anything exciting happening around here?" Distribute the lyrics to each student. Advise students to listen carefully to the beginning of the song before playing it. Class discussion should focus on the following points:
Students should be able to make connections in written or oral form between the themes of "Time" and other works of literature they have studied. In addition, students can be asked to select other works of literature, art, film, music, etc. with similar themes.
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Students in Bedford County head back to school Monday ? some will be heading to the traditional classroom, some for a second year of Early College and some will be joining the school system online.
Fewer students than last year are expected to report ? but that number is yet to be determined. Last year enrollment predictions fell below expectations and that cost the county school budget state funding. With that in mind, officials expect enrollment to fall between 10,500 and 11,000, most likely around 10,800.
Some extra horses, mainly provided by Many Blessings Farm, vastly expanded campers' opportunities for horseplay at Camp Virginia Jaycee last week.
According to Dana Zyrowski, Camp Jaycee's director, the camp has three horses of its own. Many Blessings brought eight and Marcia Wingert brought one, along with a two-wheeled cart and a friendly Dalmatian. Zyrowski said that the extra horses meant that they were able to provide more horseback riding to more campers in that one week than they could during the entire summer.
The fact that two elementary schools failed to meet Adequate Yearly Progress standards (AYP) under the No Child Left Behind Act (NCLB) became a subject for discussion at last week's county school board meeting. District 2 School Board Member Talbot Huff asked that it be added to the agenda as an information item.
Dr. Bobbie Johnson, assistant superintendent of schools, had some good news and some bad news for the school board.
"We did not make AYP as a school division," she said, relating the bad news.
Last fall, Liberty High School's ninth grade physical education classes started a pilot program with the Bedford Area YMCA.
The idea, according to Lori Mattson, one of Liberty's physical education teachers, is to give students a chance to be exposed to activities they don't get in regular PE classes. One goal is to reach students who don't like PE.
The program used YMCA facilities, including the swimming pool. The high school PE classes joined the Y in the Fit for Life Program, which promotes activities that support lifetime fitness.
Howard Akers Logwood, 85, Venice, formerly of Catharpin, Va., died July 18, 2008. The services were private. National Cremation Society & Memorial Center in Sarasota handled arrangements.
Survivors include his wife, Virginia; daughters Brenda Lee and Patricia Lynn; a brother, Robert of Gainesville, Va., and a sister, Sibyl Carrick of Vienna, Va.
He is also survived by grandchildren Harry "Trey" Price III, Justin Price and Melaina Hutcherson; and three great-grandchildren. He was predeceased by sisters Linda Thomas and Mary Asp.
Teens arrested for attempted break-ins
On Monday, Aug. 11, at about 2 a.m., Bedford Police Department officers responded to an alarm at the Food Lion at 1515 Longwood Ave. in the city of Bedford.
On arrival, Sergeant Brian MacAlexander observed one subject dressed in black clothing walking across the parking lot. He stopped this person to talk to him, and observed another subject attempting to hide. He summoned another officer to assist.
After further investigation, the two subjects, who are juveniles ages 16 and 17, were arrested and charged with the following:
Instead of serving up Chinese food, a late-19th century building on North Bridge Street now offers banking services.
American National Bank opened in Bedford in the building that formerly housed Hunan Restaurant. The restaurant did not reopen after a fire heavily damaged the interior.
With the summer Olympics in full swing, I figured I'd kick in my two cents. As many of you already know, this will be the last Olympics (at least for the foreseeable future) that include baseball and softball.
The number 13's reputation as a harbinger of bad luck was dampened by the efforts of the Big Island Post 217 at this year's Legion baseball state tournament.
The Islanders put on quite the performance, earning runner-up status to South Richmond.
"We just ran out of pitching," said Coach Kelly Russell.
A variety of reasons, including the start of football season, reduced the number of players on the team. When it rolled into Stuarts Draft for the start of the tournament, it was down to that dreadful 13 number.
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The CBS comedy closed out last season with 18.6 million viewers and a 6.2 rating in the adults 18-to-49 demographic, making it the No. 1 comedy in both measures, a feat unheard of for a show heading into its seventh season these days. The ratings are only topped by the show's eight Emmy nominations, including Comedy Series, Lead Actor in a Comedy Series for Jim Parsons and Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series for Mayim Bialik.
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The extraordinary story of one of the world's greatest living minds, the renowned astrophysicist Stephen Hawking, who falls deeply in love with fellow Cambridge student Jane Wilde. Once a healthy, active young man, Hawking received an earth-shattering diagnosis at 21 years of age. With Jane fighting tirelessly by his side, Stephen embarks on his most ambitious scientific work, studying the very thing he now has precious little of - time. Together, they defy impossible odds, breaking new ground in medicine and science, and achieving more than they could ever have dreamed. The film is based on the memoir
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One lesson learned in this wearying week of morning-show warfare: Some people should never give up their dream day job. Which is why it was so gratifying for the week to end with the announcement that Today's Matt Lauer was staying put for years to come. I'd like to think he saw the future — or maybe Today's future — staring at him on Wednesday, when he sat across from...
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The University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire College of Business Scholarship Committee is pleased to award scholarships to the following business students for the 2012-13 academic year:
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- High-Performance Optimization
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Dr. Tamás Terlaky joined the department in Summer 2008 as the George N. and Soteria Kledaras '87 Endowed Chair Professor, and Chair of the Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering. Dr. Terlaky is founding editor-in-chief of the journal, Optimization and Engineering and serving as associate editor of seven journals. He is a Fellow of the Fields Institute, Toronto, Canada and received the MITACS Mentorship Award for his distinguished graduate student supervisory record. Dr. Terlaky's research interests include high-performance optimization methods, optimization models, algorithms and software, and solving optimization problems in engineering sciences. ˆ
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- Modeling of Manufacturing Processes
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Professor Scheinberg joined the department from the Industrial Engineering and Operations Research Department at Columbia University in 2010. A native from Moscow, she earned her Master's degree in operations research from the Lomonosov Moscow State University in 1992 and then received her Ph.D. in operations research from Columbia in 1997. Scheinberg was a Research Staff Member at the IBM T.J. Watson Research center, where she worked on various applied and theoretical problems in optimization, until coming back to Columbia as a visiting professor. Her main research areas are related to developing practical algorithms (and their theoretical analysis) for various problems in continuous optimization, such as convex optimization, derivative free optimization, machine learning, quadratic programming, etc. Scheinberg has also published a book in 2008 titled, Introduction to Derivative Free Optimization, which is co-authored with Andrew R. Conn and Luis N. Vicente. ˆ
Lawrence V. Snyder
Associate Professor
Ph.D. Northwestern University
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- Supply Chain Management and Logistics
- Electricity Grids and Energy Systems
- Applied Optimization
- Decision Making Under Uncertainty
Dr. Snyder teaches courses in production and inventory control, quantitative models in supply chain management, advanced inventory theory, service systems engineering, and operations research. His research interests include optimization problems in application areas such as supply chain management (e.g., facility location, inventory management, transportation) and electricity grids (e.g., optimal power flow problems, optimization of renewable resources, and energy storage). He is a core member of the Integrated Networks for Electricity research cluster. His textbook Fundamentals of Supply Chain Theory won the IIE/Joint Publishers Book-of-the-Year Award in 2012. Dr. Snyder joined the I.S.E. faculty in Fall 2003. ˆ
Alexander (Sasha) Stolyar
The Timothy J. Wilmott Endowed Faculty Chair Professor
Ph.D. Institute of Control Science, Moscow
Email: als714-at-lehigh-dot-edu
- Stochastic Processes
- Queueing Networks
- Stochastic Models
Dr. Stolyar joined the faculty in 2014. Alexander was a Distinguished Member of Technical Staff at Bell Labs Research (Murray Hill, New Jersey). His research interests are in stochastic processes, queueing theory, and stochastic modeling of communication, information and service systems.ˆ
Robert H. Storer
Ph.D. Georgia Institute of Technology
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- Manufacturing Systems
- Quality Control and Applied Statistics
- Heuristic Optimization
Dr. Storer is the Co-Director of the Integrated Business and Engineering Honors Program. His research interests include heuristic optimization, logistics, scheduling and routing, combinatorial optimization, and "balancing and partitioning". He teaches courses in heuristic optimization, simulation, and applied statistics. Dr. Storer joined the I.S.E. faculty in 1986. ˆ
Martin Takáč
Assistant Professor
Ph.D. University of Edinburgh
E-Mail: mat614-at-lehigh-dot-edu
- High Performance Computing
- Big Data
- Optimization
Dr. Takáč joined the ISE department in 2014. Martin has great expertise in high performance computing and the ability to develop theoretical methods for big data and then implement them in practice. Martin completed his Ph.D. in Operations Research from the School of Mathematics, University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom.
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Ph.D. MIT
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- Decision-Making Under Uncertainty
- Robust Dynamic Optimization
- Healthcare Finance
- Revenue Management
Dr. Thiele's primary research interests are in decision-making under high uncertainty, in particular when little information is available about the underlying probability distributions and the decision-maker is risk-averse. She is a Certified Healthcare Financial Professional and currently focuses on robust decision-making models for healthcare finance, such as value-based insurance design to improve health outcomes. She teaches courses on deterministic and stochastic optimization. Dr. Thiele joined the I.S.E. faculty in 2004 and currently serves as Co-Director of the Master of Science in Analytical Finance program.ˆ
Gregory L. Tonkay
Associate Dean and Associate Professor
Ph.D. Pennsylvania State University
E-Mail: glt0-at-lehigh-dot-edu
- Systems Integration and Control
- Electronics Manufacturing
- Manufacturing Processes
Dr. Tonkay's research interests are in the area of integration and control of manufacturing systems. He has developed control systems for both discrete parts systems and continuous systems. He is the director of the Electronics Manufacturing Laboratory. Further interests include manufacturing processes such as machining, abrasive water jet machining, and welding; data collection; and data processing. He teaches courses in industrial control systems, automation and production systems, and databases and networking. Dr. Tonkay has been with the faculty since 1986 and became Associate Dean of Undergraduate Students for the P.C. Rossin College of Engineering and Applied Science in September 2010. ˆ
George R. Wilson
Associate Chair & Associate Professor
Ph.D. Pennsylvania State University
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- Modeling and Optimization of Large-scale Systems
- Modeling of Stochastic Systems
Dr. Wilson teaches courses in production control, operations research, stochastic processes, scheduling, and dynamic programming. His research interests are applied stochastic processes, optimization, production planning and control, modeling and analysis of logistic systems. Dr. Wilson has been a member of the faculty since 1978. ˆ
S. David Wu
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- Information and Logistics Systems
- Modeling and Analysis of Distributed Processes
- Discrete and Combinatorial Optimization
S. David Wu is Dean of the P.C. Rossin College of Engineering and Applied Science and the holder of the Lee A. Iacocca endowed chair. Dean Wu was chairman of the Industrial and Systems Engineering (ISE) department for six years prior to his appointment as dean. He is a well-known scholar in optimization, game theory, and supply chain modeling, and he has developed and implemented innovative methods for demand and capacity analysis for the semiconductor industry. His research has received significant support from agencies such as NSF, DOD, SRC, and various industrial firms. In 1999, he helped establish an NSF IGERT doctoral fellows program in Global Manufacturing Logistics in partnership with the Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania. In 2002, he co-founded the Center for Value Chain Research, a joint effort between the engineering and business colleges at Lehigh University. A fellow of the Institute of Industrial Engineers, Dean Wu has published more than 80 archival articles and served as editor or editorial board member on more than a handful of scholarly journals. ˆ
Emory W. Zimmers
Ph.D. Lehigh University
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- Industrial/Manufacturing Systems
- Organizational System Modeling
- Human Factors
Dr. Zimmers's research interests include computer control of industrial systems, agility applications in manufacturing, logistics and distribution systems, new techniques in multi-media distance learning, entrepreneurship, and leadership development. His research is coordinated with the Enterprise Systems Center at Lehigh University and often involves collaboration among education, industry and government partners to implement new findings. Courses which Dr. Zimmers teaches include computer integrated manufacturing, computer graphics, manufacturing problems, and experimental industrial engineering. Dr. Zimmers also oversees the senior projects. He joined the ISE faculty in 1973. ˆ
Luis F. Zuluaga
Assistant Professor
Ph.D. Tepper School of Business, Carnegie Mellon University
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- Polynomial Optimization
- Financial Optimization
- Large-scale Optimization
Luis F. Zuluaga earned his Ph.D. in Operations Research from the Tepper School of Business, Carnegie Mellon University. Luis also has a Master degree in Industrial Engineering, and Bachelor degrees in Physics and Electrical Engineering from the University of Los Andes (Colombia). Prior to joining the ISE Department, he served as an Associate Professor at the Faculty of Business Administration, University of New Brunswick (Canada). Luis has authored multiple articles in journals such as Operations Research, SIAM Journal on Optimization, and Mathematics of Operations Research. The recipient of numerous awards, honors, and grants, Luis' research looks at developing solution schemes and effective algorithms for problems involving optimization over polynomials; especially those arising from integer programming, probability, and finance applications. ˆ
Pat J. Costa
Professor of Practice of the Integrated Business & Engineering (IBE) Honors Program
E-Mail: pjc6-at-lehigh-dot-edu
- Product and Business Development
- Sales Strategies and Tactics
- Long-range Planning
Pat J. Costa, Professor of Practice in the Integrated Business & Engineering (IBE) Honors Program at Lehigh University earned his Bachelor of Science Degree in marketing from Penn State University. Costa is the primary instructor for the IBE Freshman Workshop, the IBE Entrepreneur Independent Study Program, the IBE Senior Capstone Design Program and the Introduction to Entrepreneurship course in the Entrepreneurship Minor. Costa is also the primary marketing instructor at the Pennsylvania School for Global Entrepreneurship at Lehigh University. Prior to coming to Lehigh, he was the executive director of the Berks County Business Incubator System at Kutztown University, the president and cofounder of Fiberoptic Medical Products, a medical manufacturing company that specialized in neonatal/pediatric care, and vice president of marketing of Lehigh Valley Hospital and Health Network. His many product development achievements include the invention of a fiberoptic medical device used to treat newborn jaundice, a fiberoptic transilluminator used in neonatal transport, and a computerized pulmonary function system used to assess the lung mechanics of neonates on ventilators in real time at the bedside.
Costa is skilled in many aspects of product and business development with particular interest in new business start-up, sales strategies and tactics, long-range planning, segmentation analysis, and healthcare marketing.ˆ
Derya Pamukcu
Professor of Practice of the Industrial and Sytems Engineering Department
E-Mail: dp00-at-lehigh-dot-edu
- Information Systems and Software Engineering
- Design and Analysis of Network and Communications Systems
- Engineering Decision Making
- Computer Graphics and Project Management
Derya Pamukcu received a doctorate in 1987 from Louisiana State University, a Master's degree in Industrial Engineering from Louisiana State University, and a Bachelor of Science from Bogazici University, Istanbul, Turkey. He is a member of the Project Management Institute and certified Project Management Professional.
Before joining Lehigh, Derya had a distinguished career at major institutions such as Bell Laboratories, AT&T, and IBM. He investigated software development technologies to accelerate deployment of large-scale projects at Bell Laboratories. Later, he worked as a Technology Leader and a Manager at AT&T, where he led development of large enterprise applications using web technology. At IBM Global Services he continued work on large-scale telecommunication systems as an Executive Project Manager and an Architect. Derya enjoyed the software industry from many aspects, including founding and growing a local software company.
His areas of interest include Information Systems and Software Engineering, Design and Analysis of Network and Communications Systems, Engineering Decision Making, and Computer Graphics and Project Management.ˆ
Wilson Yale
Adjunct Faculty Member for Industrial and Systems Engineering
E-Mail: wilson-at-yalegroup-dot-com
Wilson received a BS in Engineering Science with a major in Mathematics in 1973, an MS in Management Science with a concentration in Finance in 1976, a Ph.D. in Industrial Engineering with a Major in Operations Research and a Minor in Information Systems in 1978. He currently works for Morgan Stanley as a Senior Institutional Consultant focusing in preparing written Investment Policy Statements, performing Investment Manager Searches, and providing Investment Performance Monitoring to help fiduciaries avoid Personal Pension Liability and to help individuals manage their retirement assets. Wilson's goal on the advisory board is to assist with keeping the Senior Project Course and Analytical Finance Programs as viable training platforms.ˆ


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Three-dimensional, rotatable unit cell of the SC lattice [1].
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Each particle in a perfect simple cubic lattice has exactly the same neighbor environments. If the distance between two nearest neighbor particles is σ then there are:
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Darren "Big D" Beacham, 51, a local business owner and a former coach for several local youth teams, died unexpectedly Saturday, July 21, 2012.
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A memorial fund has been established at Central Wisconsin Credit Union.
Mid-Wisconsin Cremation Society of Schofield assisted the family with arrangements. Condolences can be offered online at www.mwcs.ws.
Mr. Beacham was born May 16, 1961, in Sacramento, Calif., a son of Carl and Patricia (McGeary) Beacham. He graduated from Auburn High School.
He served in the U.S. Army.
He was the owner-operator of Dlb's Carpentry, where he specialized in custom remodeling.
He coached hockey for the PCYOI Ice Hawks and baseball for the Stevens Point Little League.
Survivors include two sons, Darren Anthony and Carl Bryant; his parents; two brothers, David and Tod; two sisters, Karen and Tammy; and his former wife, Peggy Kudronowicz.
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Caritas of Kielce Diocese is church charitable organization established in 25th February 1931 by bishop of Kielce Augustyn Łosiński as "Związek Towarzystw Dobroczynności Caritas". In march 2004, first in region Caritas received legal status Public Benefit Organization. It carries on wide assistance actions in Kielce Diocese.
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Date 2010-11-26 Availability unrestricted Abstract
The normal sonographic appearance of the adult canine gastrointestinal tract has been well described. Interpretation of ultrasonographic findings in puppies presented for gastrointestinal evaluation is difficult due to the lack of information on normal ultrasonographic findings. The gastrointestinal tract, jejunal lymph node size and appearance as well as the presence or absence of peritoneal fluid were prospectively investigated in a group of 23 normal, 7 – 12 week old Beagle puppies. The duodenal wall thickness was significantly greater than other parts of the gastrointestinal tract (mean 3.8 mm). The mean stomach wall thickness was 2.7 mm, mean jejunal wall thickness 2.5 mm and mean colonic wall thickness 1.3 mm. In addition, the mean thickness of the duodenal mucosal layer (2.7 mm) was significantly thicker than that of the jejunal mucosal layer (1.5 mm). The mucosa was isoechoic to the muscularis layer and had a crisp luminal-mucosal interface in all puppies. There were no intestinal corrugations observed and wall layering was distinct in all gastrointestinal segments. The homogenous, hypoechoic jejunal lymph nodes were easily found and their mean thickness measured 7.1 mm (± SD 2.2 mm). A mild amount of anechoic free peritoneal fluid was seen in all puppies. Conclusions drawn from this study were that prominent jejunal lymph nodes and a mild amount of anechoic free peritoneal fluid can be considered normal findings in puppies.
Information from the above study was utilised to interpret findings of a prospective clinical study on the ultrasonographic appearance of the gastrointestinal tract of puppies suffering from parvoviral enteritis. Forty puppies between six and 24 weeks of age were examined ultrasonographically within 24 hours of admission for canine parvoviral enteritis confirmed on faecal transmission electron microscopy. A clinical score (assessing habitus, appetite, vomiting, faecal consistency, mucous membranes, abdominal palpation and borborygmi) was attributed to each puppy prior to the ultrasonographic examination. Sonographic findings included fluid filled small intestines in 92.5% of cases, and stomach and colon in 80% and 62.5% of cases respectively. Generalised atony was seen in 30 cases and weak peristaltic contractions indicative of functional ileus observed in the remaining 10 cases. The duodenal and jejunal mucosal layer thicknesses were significantly reduced when compared to values obtained in the normal Beagle puppies with mean duodenal mucosal layer measuring 1.7 mm and jejunal mucosal layer 1.0 mm. Additionally, a mucosal layer with diffuse hyperechoic speckles was seen in the duodenum (15% of cases) and the jejunum (50% of cases). The luminal surface of the duodenal mucosa was irregular in 22.5% of cases and the jejunal mucosa in 42.5% of cases. In all of these puppies, changes were accompanied by generalised indistinct wall layering. Small intestinal corrugations were seen within the duodenum in 35% of cases and within the jejunum in 7.5%. A mild amount of anechoic free peritoneal fluid was observed in 26 cases and was considered within normal limits for puppies and a moderate amount of anechoic free peritoneal fluid was observed in six cases. The jejunal lymph node size was within normal limits for puppies and thus parvoviral enteritis does not appear to be associated with ultrasonographic evidence of regional lymphadenopathy. There was a tendency for animals with the most dramatic ultrasonographic changes to be in poor condition clinically i.e. they had a low clinical score.
Each of the above described changes cannot be considered pathognomonic for canine parvoviral enteritis but in combination, are suggestive of the disease. It is hoped that information from this study may alert the clinician as to the possibility of underlying parvoviral enteritis in puppies presented for abdominal ultrasound for investigation of gastrointestinal disease. Further studies are needed to document the ultrasonographic appearance of other paediatric gastrointestinal diseases such as severe verminosis, giardiasis, coccidiosis and distemper etc. before further conclusions can be drawn from this study. Daily ultrasonographic examinations of puppies suffering from canine parvoviral enteritis are needed to further understand the progression of this disease over time as well as the possible ultrasonographic indicators of clinical improvement or deterioration.
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Muhammed Yunus, economist and microcredit pioneer, has been awarded the 2006 Nobel Peace Prize for enabling "the poorest of the poor" to help themselves.
Professor Mohammed Yunus, founder of Grameen Bank, was delighted to learn that he and his bank have been awarded this year's Nobel Peace Prize.
Yunus, an economist, founded Bangladesh's Grameen Bank in 1976 to extend seemingly insignificant loans to entrepreneurs too poor to qualify for traditional bank loans. Typically no greater than $100, the microcredit helps poor people to make the small investments -- say, the purchase of a cow, some chickens or even a cell phone -- they need to get small, self-sustaining businesses off the ground.
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You were on the road crew for Peaches. What was that like?
I was the driver-merchandise girl, basically. It was a big tour for her because she was opening for these male rock bands, ...And You Will Know Us By the Trail of Dead and Queens of the Stone Age. The scene was kind of macho, and she was really interested in challenging that audience. It was inspiring for me how people were into it. Even though I never did anything as one-woman show as that, it kicked my ass into gear to perform out again. She's just so fearless. She's very small, and feisty, and some of those shows -- she'd wear strap-on dildos, and it was kind of extreme. And some guys were like, "What the fuck does she think she's doing?" Sometimes people would boo. The joke was that I was the biggest, so I was the bodyguard. I was the macho one. It took years off my life.
At your show in downtown Los Angeles, a guy in the audience stood up and yelled, "This isn't West Hollywood!" I couldn't figure out if he was an asshole or really into how queer your stage show is.
Sometimes it gets really extreme -- there's definitely nudity in these shows, both Sara and Joe. We're kind of going crazy and just give as much energy as possible. Whatever people think about that -- they can say whatever they want, we don't care. We haven't had too many hecklers, though.
I'm not even sure he was heckling. Maybe he just liked how Joe kept yelling "bukkake!" apropos of nothing. Let's talk about the other gay influences on your band.
When I worked in the West Village waiting tables, I fell in love with every gay man I worked with. It was a hard lesson for me to learn, especially because a lot were semi-closeted. I wrote this song about it called "Hot Chicks and Flaming Dudes, What's It Gonna Take To Get You in the Mood?" I always felt like, particularly with the gay male audience, there's so much more of a "yeahhh!" They get it and are so encouraging of the antics. Plus Joe is my best friend, and he's obviously gay. I let him direct what the stage thing is going to be like. It's just fun. we're trying to say, be whatever the hell you want to be. Express yourself, get naked, wear crazy costumes, whatever.
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