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Winslow Mail (Newspaper) - August 17, 1990, Winslow, Arizona SORT Ko j Mar Lorraine 1 i - - - r. t Lake C i SLOW USPS 247-160 Postage Paid at Ariz. 86047 on Wednesdays and 2 Sections 1 1894 Volume 96 Number 54 August 17,1990 Copy 25 Economy Continues at triathlon in Jolene enjoyed many unique features of the Hawaiian Breezes Ease Training For Ada Walters Imagine a place where it's about 80 all the time and the air smells sweet from the perfume of many varieties of A place where the beaches are free of uash and the water is crystal That's how Jolene described Maui in the Hawaiian Islands after staying in the town of Kihei from July 17 until July 30 to participate in a triathlon of her performances in triathlon contests while she was in high Jolene received an invitation to the National High School Triathlon Her Kenneth and Ellen paid for her trip to Hawaii as a graduation were 20 of girls and said youngest was IS and the oldest was 18." 17, graduated from Winslow High School in May 1990. said that most of them met in Los Angeles and flew as a group to Honolulu and then on to It took a total of six hours of flight time to get made many new friends from all over the because wc all have racing in said According to triathlon races begin with then running biking to the worked out in the had such as sight enjoying the beaches and in the said went to the top of a volcano that was 10,000 feet We could look down on the clouds from the evening they had a workshop and would lecture about things like psychological training and The group stayed at the Luana Kai Condominium with chaperons while at the the Maui swimming and Jolene said that she came in second place in her age In the Maui she came in second swam 800 rode bikes for 15.S miles and ran five said water in the ocean was so clear that I could see flsh swimming by me while I participated in the said that she liked the the and the camp director was a pro The running coach from the University of Hawaii helped me with my said who says she can already see a said that she interested in triathlon racing when she was 14, but she was too young On Page 3 This Paul Editor and time to time we try to step back and look at all the projects going on in the Winslow and every time we do I am just as surprised as many of you at the changes taking one is important as we report on on a but when they are all brought together at the same the total picture is much more you think education ii try week Carole Wilke has compiled a status on many of the projects currently underway or on the I think you will find her article as interesting as I growth and progress of a cannot be left to someone We all need to be With the opening of school and the end of our organizations will become even more groups need the active support of If you would like to become a or just let one of the I m nue would Carole much of the country may be facing economic it appears that Winslow is on a at this That's the impression one receives in looking over the number of projects underway or being planned in the newest just announced this is that Winslow is the number one choice for a Laminated Beam Specialties This information was announced by Tommy chamber who has been working closely with Dale Park and Winnie Laminated Beam The factory will employ 65 when major industry appears to have chosen I can't announce it just yet but it will employ over 100." will receive from the district special projects fund of Navajo County for the Winslow health and welfare office construction project which is being built with Community Development Block Grant Giant Corporation submitted plans to the public works department of the City of Winslow on July 12. These plans have in submitted to Willdon an engineering firm out of for as are all drawings submitted to the on the Giant Truck to be located behind Denny's and east of on the north side of 1-40, was scheduled to begin in July of this Due to engineering changes construction has been but work will begin in the near future as soon as plans are Winslow will gain 65 jobs from the Giant with an annual payroll of Winslow location was chosen from four proposed sites in the Southwest and will be Giant's second truck stop along 1-40. Brian director of real estate retail operations for Giant told the Winslow City Council excited about our prospects executive director for MANA Assistance for Northern a non-profit announced Aug. 15 that 10 applicants had been submitted to the Farmers Home who funds the In approximately 60 days the 10 applicant with MANA will be breaking ground in the subdivision behind in preparation for building their own homes will offer modest yet adequate MANA instills pride of ownership because they are owner Memorial Hospital is in Phase I of its million expansion project looking at a starting date of December or said Michael J. hospital are just waiting for state approval of our Phase I will add approximately 14,000 square feet of service area to the 33,000 square foot City of Winslow put Council Meeting Elzey cancelled the Winslow City Council meeting on Aug. 14, for lack of a The meeting was rescheduled for Aug. 16. Terry Bert Leonard Giaham and Dan Simmons were agenda for the council meeting was to include a request from Fred Kobel regarding city acquisition of railroad adoption of the property tax levy and other city the the National Weather Service is forecasting sunny mornings with partly doody occur in the higher elevations with gusty winds in the of Warmer will be mid to and the Clark of the Winslow Fire Department uses his equipment to take Laura Ellison's blood Inviting the children and examine the equipment on the engine helps them to understand that firemen are their by Ada Juanita from this year's for the purchase or depending on what arrangements can be made with the Santa Fe of La the former Sania Harvey located on Second Street in citizens of Winslow are waiting for an answer from Santa Fe headquarters in regard to the city's If an agreement can be worked out between ihe city and the La Posada will be returned to active community providing club city offices and a variety of other civic and commercial to the city has received a letter from headquarters in Phoenix stating the firm will break ground for its new located in the K mart in Officials project the store is to be open for business by May 1991. Basha confirmed this information in a telephone call with The Winslow Mail this still looking at late spring or early summer for an We're firming up a few leases so that we can build as much of the complex as possible at the same road at Ruins Stale Park is in ADOT has built a two lane main road from Route 87 to the park visitors center and single lane roads to I and as well as trailer pads for camping and parking Ruins State Park will have its grand opening March 9. prison complex will be finishing Phase II of its expansion at the end of August and completing the entire expansion project by the end of bringing 180 new jobs and a million the addition of K mart and Wal-Mart to Winslow last together with other new stores which have opened in the such as Factory 2 has made Winslow a major regional shopping center in this part of the growth in the community will be the topic of a special Winslow City Council meeting on Aug. 18, at 8:30 a.m. at Northland Pioneer The city council will study the city's growth management policy and develop an action plan for future growth and The meeting is open to the city IDEA and the chamber of commerce have worked hard promoting and facilitating the growth of fruits of their labor are beginning to Housing is Scheduled For Construction in Carole Wilke Joesph Hopi Tribe was to give a presentation at the Aug. 14, city council meeting which was cancelled due to a lack of Laban could not attend and in his Cathy who works with the Hopi Tribal Housing in regard for the distance had to give this encouraged her to speak even though it was not an official address was a synopsis of the progress of the Hopi Park Housing am very excited about We've been working on it for six years and it's finally going to Very week approval was from HUD and Urban Construction will in October in the Hopi Hills area near the are working on the final working said project had met and overcome two serious a 400 fool access road to the construction Tlic Bureau of Indian Affairs oversees the building of all roads on the In Winslow this is not the The county finally agreed to build the access feeling help the economic growth of the whole second faced and was the sewer line hookup to Winslow's The cost has been covered by the Hopi Tribal project will include twenty low housing units and be just the For All Continues At The Navajo County JoLynn Navajo County Fair continues today and Saturday at the fairgrounds in Holbrook with a variety of displays and exhibits for the admission to the fair is set at per adult and for children seven to 17 years The fair gates are open from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. 17) lineup will include 4-H outdoor Board Calls For Million Bond County Community College District Governing Board met on Aug. 14, via teleconference and adopted two first resolution orders and calls for a special bond election to be held on Oct. 9 to determine whether general bonds in tiie amount of shall be issued and soM for the purposes of outlay for new equipment expansion throughout the second resolution calls for pro and con statements and establishes a deadline for their filing so the arguments may be published in the special bond election publicity next regular meeting of the board will be held at 9 a.m. on Sept 11, at the Show Low Northland Pioneer College sports activities at 9 a.m. The public is invited to observe or to take part in the 4-H which will include such activities as throwing a 4-H activities will include the 1 p.m. Junior Livestock Sale of 4-H and FFA market animal preceded by a buyers social at 12 The 4-H dog obedience show will be held on at 11 and the 4-H round robin showmanship judging will follow at 12 7:30 the first rodeo performance will take place in the fairgrounds Tickets for the event will be per person and children under 12 years will be admitted The second show will be on Saturday evening at 7:30, and will include the crowning of the Junior Miss and Miss Navajo County Rodeo Following the rodeo on a western with music by the will be held at the 10 K run and a two mile fun run will be offered for at 7 o'clock on Saturday On Page 3
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Multiple Choice Questions
1. What word does Dallas use to describe the clientele of the club?
(a) Respectable.
(b) Edgy.
(c) Grungy.
(d) Rich.
2. What item does Dallas lose on her return trip?
(a) Badge.
(b) Button.
(c) Gun.
(d) Shoe.
3. How does Sharon's mother describe their relationship?
(a) Difficult.
(b) Free.
(c) Estranged.
(d) Joyful.
4. What item is delivered before Dallas returns home?
(a) Telegram.
(b) Videotape.
(c) Newspaper.
(d) Pizza.
5. What does Roarke suggest for dinner?
(a) Burgers.
(b) Steak.
(c) Chinese.
(d) Pasta.
Short Answer Questions
1. What item would have been extremely useful until it is compromised?
2. Dallas laments not being able to do what?
3. What is inside the package?
4. What major event happens the evening before the story begins?
5. Who accompanies Dallas on the trip?
Short Essay Questions
1. Explain at least one of Dallas' initial observations about the Lola Starr crime scene.
2. Who is on the list of people with whom Dallas wants to speak at the funeral?
3. What plan is formulated by Dallas and Feeney as they leave the Senator's office? What is the purpose of the plan?
4. What is the purpose of Dallas' trip to see Dr. Mira?
5. Discuss the scene in which the conversation between Dallas and Roarke turns to the murder of Sharon De Blass.
6. Explain Dallas' meeting with Senator Gerald De Blass. What is Dallas' reaction to the meeting?
7. How does Dallas learn about the next murder? Who is the victim?
8. What startling piece of evidence is found in the ledger?
9. Explain the scene between Roarke and Dallas when she barges into his office.
10. What are the consequences of Dallas's actions?
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Man sentenced to death for murder of 81-year-old woman
Published On: Feb 28 2014 06:16:14 PM EST
LAKE COUNTY, Fla. -
A man convicted of kidnapping and killing an 81-year-old Lake County woman has been sentenced to death.
Donald Otis Williams, 53, represented himself at trial and was convicted in August in the 2010 kidnapping, robbery and murder of Janet Patrick from Leesburg.
Williams abducted her from a supermarket parking lot after helping her with groceries.
The jury recommended he be sentenced to death, and Judge Mark A. Nacke made the sentencing official on Friday.
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Overall Score4
"Come in close, because the more you think you see, the easier you'll be to fool" So says the trailer and opening line of Now You See Me as if writing my review for me.
Now You See Me purports to be a twisting Inception esque thriller filled with showbiz, magic and theft but which ends up a rather damp squib with some ludicrous twists and some loopy jumps in logic. The closer you watch it the more you'll feel fooled into believing perhaps something special is going to happen soon and that the film can't be as silly as this? Sadly, it is.
The plot has something to do with 4 magicians who keep stealing things, an FBI agent angry about Interpol interfering or whatever and Michael Caine wishing they'd only blown the bloody doors off or something. I'm not being rude but if you look closer than that and think you're uncovering some mega clever plotting you're going to be disappointed. The twists can be spotted a mile off and yet they still feel barnstormingly dumb when they happen. The entire final 3rd of the movie feels like someone behind the scenes believes they are much smarter than they are and this seriously hurts the final product. Had Now You See Me tried to have a slightly more simple ending it would have gotten away with it and I'd have added 2 stars to this review, that's how much the ending detracts from it.
For a great film about magic with twists and intrigue and Michael Caine, go and watch The Prestige. It's the film Now You See Me wishes it was. This is a shame as the cast is great and the film does try to stand out in a summer dominated by explosions and city wide destruction. Trying to do something original is to be commended and I truly wanted to love the film, I just wish it could have been as good as that promise.
Reece Lipman is a freelance filmmaker and writer who specialises in low budget short films and music videos under the banner of Shimmer-Man Productions. Reece has also performed at the Edinburgh Fringe comedy festival and has a dangerously nerdy fascination with pop culture. He can often be found trying to convince people why Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Doctor Who are the greatest things that have ever existed and wakes up most mornings wishing that he was Joss Whedon or Edgar Wright. You can read more from Reece on his website or you can follow him on Twitter (@ReeceLipman).
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Greetings from Seattle, my name is Rex St. John and I am a Developer Evangelist at Mashery, an Intel company. Many people are curious about what Developer Evangelists do so I am writing this article...
by Rex St. John / June 23, 2014
App development competitions, or "hackathons," have surged in recent years, as they invite software developers to compete for significant cash prizes to create game-changing apps or propel the use of...
by Jay Manciocchi / June 20, 2014
At Gluecon 2014, I introduced the RESTed NARWHL, the API design framework I developed based on best case practices to help development teams cut through the debates permeating the REST community and...
by Rob Zazueta / June 17, 2014
Many people agree that developer outreach is a key component of API program success for anything from mobile enablement to digital distribution – we've seen this happen in companies like Edmunds,...
by Oren Michels / April 07, 2014
Companies from across the healthcare ecosystem are increasingly leveraging APIs to facilitate the development of impactful and innovative solutions. From doctors to patients and providers to insurers...
by Mark Loewenstein / March 06, 2014
This blog post originally appeared on the Mashery Developer Blog.
by Cheston Contaoi / January 30, 2014
How Do You Spell API?" is a new monthly blog series where Mashery experts break down complex API-related topics into language we can all understand.
by Lorinda Brandon / November 26, 2013
When you create an API, you're inviting developers to become your customers. Even if your API is exposed only internally or to high-value partners, or if you're only working with the business...
by Rob Zazueta / October 29, 2013
Ready to make it faster and easier for developers to interact with your API?Mashery I/O Docs, the next generation of API documentation and exploration, let developers execute live API calls directly...
by Sara Reiner / August 27, 2013
This past weekend, Hacker News blew up again over the issue of gender bias in tech. Regardless of your views, it's clear there are still a lot more men employed as programmers than women. ...
by Delyn Simons / May 20, 2013


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better-educated individuals, and actors with good access to credit
and insurance marketsand disadvantage may come to many.
However, little is known from direct observation about the
distribution of the benefits from climate forecasts.
Meta-data are nonexistent describing the availability,
quality, resolution, and other essential traits of data relevant
for measuring the effects of climate variability and the value of
climate forecasts. Governments and other organizations around
the world collect data that are relevant to these purposes. In
addition to climatological data, these include data on agricultural
production, insured and uninsured losses from extreme climatic
events, human morbidity and mortality, soil moisture, streamflows,
and so forth. The data are collected for many purposes, but
analysis of the effects of climate variability and its prediction
are rarely, if ever, among them. Potentially useful data are also
collected through various environmental monitoring systems (e.g.,
data from Long-Term Ecological Research sites, Large Marine
Ecosystem Monitoring, and the Global Ocean and Terrestrial
Observing Systems). Again, because the data were collected for
unrelated purposes, their usefulness for addressing research
questions about the consequences of climatic variations and
forecasts needs to be investigated. It remains unknown to what
extent existing relevant data are available in appropriate form and
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Omnicom's OMD Tops Latest Global Media Agency Ranking
NEW YORK, April 30, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- In its 12 th annual Compitches Report evaluating the competitive pitch success rate of 700 media agencies across 46 countries in the past year, the Research Company Evaluating the Media Agency Industry (RECMA) has named Omnicom Media Group agency OMD Worldwide the number one ranked global media network.
The 2012 Compitches report encompasses a variety of competitive indices including client budgets, contenders, scope of work, number of markets in the pitch and other metrics.
"The days when a media pitch was won on price alone are long gone, and thankfully so for agency and client alike," stated Mainardo de Nardis, global CEO at OMD. "Today, clients are looking for creativity and innovation. This latest report from RECMA validates the commitment we have made over the past four years to elevating and assuring creativity and innovation all across the network."
OMD was top ranked in four of what RECMA termed six key agency rankings including the overall ranking that covers 46 countries. OMD was also tops in an assessment that covered all countries outside the U.S., as well as the top 12 countries, and a separate evaluation that covered 11 countries in Asia.Earlier this year, OMD earned its third consecutive number one ranking from RECMA's Network Diagnostic Report which measures effectiveness and business performance. Additionally, in its July 2012 Global Billings report, RECMA ranked OMD the largest global media agency by billings, with 10.7 percent of market share. ABOUT OMD WORLDWIDE OMD Worldwide ( www.omd.com) is a leading global media communications agency, with more than 8,000 employees across 100 countries serving the world's high-profile brands. OMD provides a range of services globally including communications strategy, media planning and buying, digital execution, content creation, entertainment marketing, sponsorship and brand analytics. OMD is recognized for its global footprint, strategic integration and creative innovation. It has been acknowledged as Most Creative Media Agency by The Gunn Report for an unprecedented six consecutive years, Adweek Global Media Agency of the Year for 2008, 2009 and 2011; and 2002, 2005, 2009 and 2011 Media Agency of the Year by Advertising Age. OMD Worldwide is a unit of Omnicom Media Group, the media services division of Omnicom Group Inc. ( OMC). SOURCE OMD Worldwide
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Santa Fe (4th Edition, Insiders' Guide) : Santa Fe is a jewel of a city. Beautiful vistas, rugged mountains, historic districts and neighborhoods, and a thriving arts community are just a few of the many attractions this high-desert city has to offer. Let this authoritative guide show you how to fully experience The City Different, from its natural and cultural history to its physical and spiritual beauty. Countless details on how to live and thrive in the area. The inside scoop on popular attractions. Comprehensive listings of restaurants, lodgings, and recreational opportunities. Sections dedicated to children, relocation, regional arts, and much more.
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Malaysia just can't catch a break lately. Earlier this month it was discovered that Malaysian certificate authority, DigiCert Sdn. Bhd. (no relation to DigiCert, Inc.) had been issuing weak 512-bit SSL certificates, a serious no-no in the CA business. This led to the major browsers yanking DigiCert Sdn. Bhd. from their trusted root stores. Then last week a story broke in which a code signing certificate had been stolen from a Malaysian government agency and used to sign malware that exploits a vulnerability in Adobe Acrobat 8.
An investigation found that the certificate was issued by DigiSign Server ID to a domain managed by the Malaysian Agricultural Research and Development Institute. Although the certificate has since expired, Malaysian authorities say the certificate was stolen "some time ago".
I've read a number of articles on this subject since the story broke and each article makes mention of this being the latest in a series of events that erode undermine trust in the current digital certificate business model. We've certainly seen our fair share of poor network security practices and RA oversight among smaller, less sophisticated certificate authorities – which begs the question: Should they really be in the business of trust if they can't properly protect their own infrastructure? But I digress.
This issue of the stolen certificate in Malaysia however, is not a matter of lax CA practices or a broken digital certificate model – it' s a matter of serious concern about operational and network security at the end user level. In a world of ever increasing network attacks in which the threat landscape contains a spectrum of bad actors ranging from recreational hackers to loosely organized groups such as Anonymous to cyber terrorists, it is vital for organizations to protect their networks. It's always a bad thing when a digital certificate is stolen from an organization, but when that organization is a government agency then it can become a national security concern.
If your organization has been issued any type of digital certificate I implore you to take another look at your network and implement security best practices to protect your data. Earlier this year, the Online Trust Alliance released a set of best practices for data security. It is worth your time to read. As a CA it's our responsibility to protect our private keys, but also to ensure that encrypted data transmitted over your networks remains so. It is equally important that digital certificate owners take the appropriate steps to ensure that their own systems are as bulletproof as possible.


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Posted by Anonymous on 04/24/2008
It's incredible: as soon as I hang up my phone, the delivery guy is at my door. Service is crazy fast, prices are average (not too high but not too low either because its not crap food), and the food is good quality. I hate the greasy squirrel-meat Chinese food restaurants this one is not like that at all. Very good. Highly recommended. It's the only Chinese place I order from I'm about to right now! :)
Posted by General Tso's seeker on 04/09/2008
I'm pretty open to trying new places as long as they'll deliver up here, and I have. China Town East is definitely the best Chinese take out available on the UES, and their General Tso's chicken (although not the best I've had) is the best in the area. The price is fair, and the delivery is always faster than expected. The only complaint I have is their hot and sour soup isn't always consistant. I'm not sure if their chef changed or what, but their new version lacks the full flavor like....it's missing the "hot", and it seems to be a crap shoot now.
Posted by Anonymous on 02/02/2008
Living on 99th street it is really hard to find chinese restaurants that will deliver here, apart from the greasy hole-in-the-wall types. The food at Chinatown East is definitely above the bar in this light. The food is tasty but not too authentic. It is a great value though, and delivery is very fast. Recommended, especially if you live in the upper 90's to lower 100's.
Posted by UES on 12/23/2007
I usually order sushi takeout from Chinatown East. I think the sushi is good and it's by far the best deal you're going to find, especially if you're feeding a few people.
Posted by UES'er on 12/10/2007
Good entrees with large portions...sometimes need to ask for it a little spicy. Fast service. However, the sushi is just not very good.
Posted by Anonymous on 10/23/2007
I love Chinatown East. You can get chinese food, sushi and bubble tea and they are all decent. I ordered take out to feed a party of six family style and we all comfortably ate for 47 dollars. I highly reccomend the scallion chicken. The sauce is a little creepy and gelatinous, but it's delicious and the chicken is fried katsu style- yum. Our order was up in 15 minutes, and when I order one dish for myself, it's usually ready in five.
Posted by canteat on 07/07/2007
Chinese food can be very hit or miss. On the Upper Eastside rest assured Chinatown East will deliver. While I haven't tasted their entire menu, you won't go wrong with favorites like the Sesame Chicken. I highly recommend their takeout.


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Charlie Sifford, First Black Tour Pro, to Receive Presidential Medal of Freedom
November 13, 2014
By Pete Madden, Senior Producer, Golf.com
Illustration by Herschel Caldwel
Charlie Sifford, who became the first black player to earn his PGA Tour card in 1961, will receive the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the White House announced Monday.
A look at the injuries for Tiger Woods, who withdrew from the Bridgstone on Sunday.
August 5, 2014
By Herschel CaldwellDecember 1994: Surgery on left knee to remove two benign tumors and scar tissue.
Dec. 13, 2002: Surgery on left knee to remove fluid inside and outside the ACL and remove benign cysts from his left knee. Misses the season opener in 2003.
August 2007: Ruptures the ACL in his left knee while running on a golf course after the British Open, but is able to keep playing. Wins five of the last six tournaments he plays, including the PGA Championship for his 13th major.
Tiger Woods' caddy is at Valhalla, but no word on whether Tiger will join him
August 5, 2014
LOUISVILLE, Ky. – Joe LaCava walked nearly every blade of grass on the 18th green at Valhalla Golf Club, jotting notes in his yardage book after stepping off the distances from every edge of the green to every possible pin position. It was just like any other Monday at a major.
The caddie just didn't know whether any of this information would be useful in the PGA Championship. LaCava was awaiting word on whether his boss — Tiger Woods — would be healthy enough to play the final major of the year.
"I'm optimistic," LaCava said after he finished charting the entire golf course. "I'm hoping he plays. So I'm just doing whatever work I would normally do."
Justification. So Sweet.
August 17, 2013
by Herschel Caldwell
Lizette Salas is proving she deserves to be on the big stage; The 2013 U.S. Solheim Cup Team. A captain's pick, Salas played well enough to win her match on Friday partnered with Stacy Lewis. But they ran into a buzz saw European team of Anna Nordqvist and 17 year old phenom, Caroline Hedwall losing 4&2.
Salas has been a student of LPGA hall of famer and legend Nancy Lopez for nearly two years. "Sales is a brilliant golfers who has a very bright future on the LPGA, she is also grounded and has a great sense of history and the role she wishes to play." Says Lopez. Her mom and dad walked inside the ropes up and down of a very hilly Colorado course beaming with pride. "She is our baby all grown up and we are very proud of her." Says a smiling father.
Editor's note: Minorities are not strangers to the elite field of golfers representing the United States in team competition. Nancy Lopez has served as a player with a stellar record and as a team captain. Calvin Peete was the first African American to represent the United States on the Ryder Cup team. Lezette Salas deservingly takes her place representing the United States and a very proud Latino community.
Confusion makes a birdie at the Solheim Cup on Friday
August 17, 2013
A statement from the LPGA
During the afternoon fourball match on Friday between Stacy Lewis/Lexi Thompson and Suzann Pettersen/Carlota Ciganda, Ciganda hit her second shot on the par 5 15th hole into the right-hand lateral water hazard. Read more
Lizette Salas playing it smart in Kraft Nabisco
April 6, 2013
By JOHN NICHOLSON (AP Sports Writer) | The Associated Press
RANCHO MIRAGE, Calif. (AP) — Lizette Salas thought like a major champion late in the second round of the Kraft Nabisco Championship.
Come Sunday, her wise decision Friday on Mission Hills' par-5 closing hole might land her in the very hazard she avoided - for the traditional victory plunge in Poppie's Pond. Read more
March 25, 2013
Three-time Champion eager to lend her support to golf's first major; Tickets for the 2013 Kraft Nabisco Championship now on sale to the public
By Brian Robin, Brener Zwikel & Associates
One of the most iconic players in the history of golf, Annika Sorenstam, will be returning to Mission Hills Country Club in April, this time to serve as honorary host for the celebrity pro-am for the Kraft Nabisco Championship, a tournament she won three times. Read more
Woods continues to make golf history and break records with eight win at Bay Hill.
March 25, 2013
By PGATOUR.COM wire reportsORLANDO, Fla. – Tiger Woods is back to No. 1 in the FedExCup standings with a game that look as good as ever. Woods tied a PGA TOUR record Monday by winning the Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by MasterCard for the eighth time, and this one had some extra significance. It returned him to the top of the FedExCup standings, marking the fifth different season in the seven-year history of the competition that he's occupied the top spot. Read more
Tiger Woods says he's dating Lindsey Vonn in Facebook update
March 18, 2013
Now that's what we call a relationship status update.
By Herschel CaldwellTiger Woods posted that he is now dating Olympic skier Lindsey Vonn in a message to fans on his Facebook page along with several pictures of the couple.
This season has been great so far and I'm happy with my wins at Torrey and Doral. Something nice that's happened off the course was meeting Lindsey Vonn. Lindsey and I have been friends for some time, but over the last few months we have become very close and are now dating. We thank you for your support and for respecting our privacy. We want to continue our relationship, privately, as an ordinary couple and continue to compete as athletes.
Vonn also confirmed the relationship on her Facebook page.
I guess it wasn't a well-kept secret but yes, I am dating Tiger Woods. Our relationship evolved from a friendship into something more over these past few months and it has made me very happy. I don't plan on addressing this further as I would like to keep that part of my life between us, my family and close friends. Thank you for understanding and your continued support! xo LV
The Daily Mail (UK) reported last week that Woods and Vonn spent the weekend of the WGC-Cadillac Championship on Woods's yacht at a Miami-area marina. Celebrity tabloids have linked the pair since since they were both in Vail in November.
Vonn tore her ACL and MCL and had small fractures of her femur and tibia in a terrible crash at the Alpine world championships in Austria on Feb 5. She is rehabbing to compete in the Winter Olympics next year.
Both Woods, 37, and Vonn, 28, are divorced.
Tiger Woods wins 2013 WGC Cadillac Championship at Trump Doral
March 10, 2013
By Herschel V. CaldwellTiger Woods has served noticed that 2013 is a year to end the conversation that begins with: Is he back? Having won twice already this year and Sunday against the world's greatest field of players, Tiger answers that questions and set himself as the odds on favorite to defend his 2012 win at Bay Hill and a victory two weeks later at the 2013 Masters. Read more


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Article: Emergency dispatch process and patient outcome in bystander-witnessed out-of-hospital cardiac arrest with a shockable rhythm.[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: To describe the dispatch process for out-of-hospital cardiac arrest (OHCA) in bystander-witnessed patients with initial shockable rhythm, and to evaluate whether recognition of OHCA by the emergency medical dispatcher (EMD) has an effect on the outcome. This study was part of the FINNRESUSCI study focusing on the epidemiology and outcome of OHCA in Finland. Witnessed [not by Emergency Medical Service (EMS)] OHCA patients with initial shockable rhythm in the southern and the eastern parts of Finland during a 6-month period from March 1 to August 31 2010, were electronically collected from eight dispatch centres and from paper case reports filled out by EMS crews. Of the 164 patients, 82.3% (n=135) were correctly recognized by the EMD as cardiac arrests. The majority of all calls (90.7%) were dispatched within 2 min. Patients were more likely to survive and be discharged from the hospital if the EMS response time was within 8 min (P<0.001). Telephone-guided cardiopulmonary resuscitation (T-CPR) was given in 53 cases (32.3%). Overall survival to hospital discharge was 43.4% (n=71). Survival to hospital discharge was 44.4% (n=60) when the EMD recognized OHCA and 37.9% (n=11) when OHCA was not recognized. The difference was not statistically significant (P=0.521). The rate of recognition of cardiac arrest by EMD was high, but EMD recognition did not affect the outcome. The survival rate was high in both groups. Recognized cardiac arrest patients received bystander CPR more frequently than those for whom OHCA remained unrecognized.This is an open-access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 3.0 License, where it is permissible to download and share the work provided it is properly cited. The work cannot be changed in any way or used commercially. http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0.European Journal of Emergency Medicine 05/2014; · 0.73 Impact Factor
Article: Therapeutic hypothermia after out-of-hospital cardiac arrest in Finnish intensive care units: the FINNRESUSCI study.[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: PURPOSE: We aimed to evaluate post-resuscitation care, implementation of therapeutic hypothermia (TH) and outcomes of intensive care unit (ICU)-treated out-of-hospital cardiac arrest (OHCA) patients in Finland. METHODS: We included all adult OHCA patients admitted to 21 ICUs in Finland from March 1, 2010 to February 28, 2011 in this prospective observational study. Patients were followed (mortality and neurological outcome evaluated by Cerebral Performance Categories, CPC) within 1 year after cardiac arrest. RESULTS: This study included 548 patients treated after OHCA. Of those, 311 patients (56.8 %) had a shockable initial rhythm (incidence of 7.4/100,000/year) and 237 patients (43.2 %) had a non-shockable rhythm (incidence of 5.6/100,000/year). At ICU admission, 504 (92 %) patients were unconscious. TH was given to 241/281 (85.8 %) unconscious patients resuscitated from shockable rhythms, with unfavourable 1-year neurological outcome (CPC 3-4-5) in 42.0 % with TH versus 77.5 % without TH (p < 0.001). TH was given to 70/223 (31.4 %) unconscious patients resuscitated from non-shockable rhythms, with 1-year CPC of 3-4-5 in 80.6 % (54/70) with TH versus 84.0 % (126/153) without TH (p = 0.56). This lack of difference remained after adjustment for propensity to receive TH in patients with non-shockable rhythms. CONCLUSIONS: One-year unfavourable neurological outcome of patients with shockable rhythms after TH was lower than in previous randomized controlled trials. However, our results do not support use of TH in patients with non-shockable rhythms.European Journal of Intensive Care Medicine 02/2013; · 5.17 Impact Factor
Article: Regional variation and outcome of out-of-hospital cardiac arrest (ohca) in finland -- the finnresusci study.[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: BACKGROUND: Despite the efforts of the modern Emergency Medical Service Systems (EMS), survival rates for sudden out-of-hospital cardiac arrest (OHCA) have been poor as approximately 10 % of OHCA patients survive hospital discharge. Many aspects of OHCA have been studied, but few previous reports on OHCA have documented the variation between different sizes of study areas on a regional scale. The aim of this study was to report the incidence, outcomes and regional variation of OHCA in the Finnish population. METHODS: From March 1st to August 31st, 2010, data on all OHCA patients in the southern, central and eastern parts of Finland was collected. Data collection was initiated via dispatch centres whenever there was a suspected OHCA case or if a patient developed OHCA before arriving at the hospital. The study area includes 49% of the Finnish population; they are served by eight dispatch centres, two university hospitals and six central hospitals. RESULTS: The study period included 1042 cases of OHCA. Resuscitation was attempted on 671 patients (64.4 %), an incidence of 51/100,000 inhabitants/year. The initial rhythm was shockable for 211 patients (31.4 %). The survival rate at one-year post-OHCA was 13.4 %. Of the witnessed OHCA events with a shockable rhythm of presumed cardiac origin (n=140), 64 patients (45.7 %) were alive at hospital discharge and 47 (33.6 %) were still living one year hence. Surviving until hospital admission was more likely if the OHCA occurred in an urban municipality (41.5%, p=0.001). CONCLUSIONS: The results of this comprehensive regional study of OHCA in Finland seem comparable to those previously reported in other countries. The survival of witnessed OHCA events with shockable initial rhythms has improved in urban Finland in recent decades.Scandinavian Journal of Trauma Resuscitation and Emergency Medicine 12/2012; 20(1):80. · 1.68 Impact Factor
Article: Pulseless electrical activity and successful out-of-hospital resuscitation -- long-term survival and quality of life: an observational cohort study.[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: BACKGROUND: The aim of the study was to evaluate the long-term outcome of patients successfully resuscitated from pre-hospital cardiac arrest with initial pulseless electrical activity (PEA), because the long-term outcome of these patients is unknown. Survival, neurological status one year after cardiac arrest and self-perceived quality of life after five years were assessed. METHODS: This retrospective study included adult patients resuscitated from PEA between August 2001 and March 2003 in three urban areas in southern Finland. A validated questionnaire was sent to patients while neurological status according to the Cerebral Performance Category (CPC) -classification was assessed based on medical database notes recorded during follow-up evaluations. RESULTS: Out of 99 included patients in whom resuscitation was attempted, 41 (41 %) were successfully resuscitated and admitted to hospital. Ten (10 %) patients were discharged from hospital. Seven were alive after one year and six after five years following cardiac arrest. Five of the seven patients alive one year after resuscitation presented with the same functional level as prior to cardiac arrest. CONCLUSIONS: Patients with initial PEA have been considered to have poor prognosis, but in our material, half of those who survived to hospital discharge were still alive after 5 years. Their self-assessed quality of life seems to be good with only mild to moderate impairments in activities of daily life.Scandinavian Journal of Trauma Resuscitation and Emergency Medicine 10/2012; 20(1):74. · 1.68 Impact Factor
Article: Reply to Letter: The potential role of allocation preference, perceived control group inferiority and delays to percutaneous coronary reperfusion on patient, consent provider and recruiting clinician views of a prehospital induced hypothermia trial.Resuscitation 12/2011; 83(3):e77. · 4.10 Impact Factor
Article: Conduct of emergency research in patients unable to give consent--experiences and perceptions of patients, their consent providing next of kin, and treating physicians following a prehospital resuscitation trial.[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: According to a directive of the European Parliament, informed consent is required to conduct a clinical trial also in emergencies when the patient is unable to provide consent. In these cases surrogate consent can be obtained from the patient's next of kin. There are no reports describing how patients and their next of kin perceive this policy. The perceptions of patients and their spouses involved in an emergency trial conducted under surrogate consent were surveyed. A survey was sent to survivors of prehospital cardiac arrest, to consent providers regardless of patient outcome, and to physicians who had recruited the patients. 11 (92%) patients, 17 (68%) consent providers, and all physicians returned the survey. All held a positive attitude towards emergency research and were willing to participate without own consent in a trial approved by an institutional review board (IRB). Opinions among responding groups were similar albeit a significant difference regarding the perceived capability of the consent provider to decide upon patient's enrolment. Spouses felt able to provide consent, but physicians were sceptical of this. Patients and their spouses would have appreciated additional information regarding the index trial after the acute phase. Emergency research was perceived positively by cardiac arrest victims and their spouses previously involved in a resuscitation trial. Possible own participation in an emergency trial without personal consent was considered acceptable. Patients and their spouses would prefer additional research information after enrolment.Resuscitation 07/2011; 83(1):81-5. · 4.10 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: Airway management is of essential importance in emergency care. Training and skill retention of endotracheal intubation (ETI) - the technique considered as the "gold standard" -, poses a problem especially among care providers experiencing a low frequency of airway management situations. Therefore, alternative airway devices such as the laryngeal tube (LT) with potentially steeper learning curves have been developed and studied. Our aim was to evaluate in a manikin model the use of LT after no other training than written instructions only. To evaluate the amount of training required to use the LT in a scenario of airway compromise, we assessed the feasibility of providing written instructions and pictures showing its use to 67 out- and in-hospital emergency care providers attending an Emergency Care conference. The majority of the participants were either nurses or firemen with a median of 5 years' history of work in emergency care. In this study 55% of all participants inserted the LT on the first attempt without additional instructions. An additional 42% required verbal instructions before successful insertion. Overall, 97% of the participants successfully inserted the LT with two attempts.In logistic regression analysis, no relationship was detected between background variables (basic education, experience of emergency work, frequency of bag-valve-mask ventilation (BVM) and frequency of ETI) and successful insertion of the LT in less than 30 seconds, ability to maintain normoventilation (7 l/min) and need for further instructions during the test. We found that in this pilot study majority of emergency care providers could insert LT with one or two attempts with written instructions, pictures and verbal instruction. This may provide an option to simplify the training of airway management with LT.Scandinavian Journal of Trauma Resuscitation and Emergency Medicine 01/2011; 19:56. · 1.68 Impact Factor
Article: Prehospital therapeutic hypothermia after cardiac arrest--from current concepts to a future standard.[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Therapeutic hypothermia has been shown to improve survival and neurological outcome after prehospital cardiac arrest. Existing experimental and clinical evidence supports the notion that delayed cooling results in lesser benefit compared to early induction of mild hypothermia soon after return of spontaneous circulation. Therefore a practical approach would be to initiate cooling already in the prehospital setting. The purpose of this review was to evaluate current clinical studies on prehospital induction of mild hypothermia after cardiac arrest. Most reported studies present data on cooling rates, safety and feasibility of different methods, but are inconclusive as regarding to outcome effects.Scandinavian Journal of Trauma Resuscitation and Emergency Medicine 10/2009; 17:53. · 1.68 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: Good-quality cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) is highlighted in the International Resuscitation Guidelines, but clinically the quality of CPR is often poor. Education of CPR has a major role in the primary skills imparted to students. Different methods can be used to teach CPR quality. We evaluated the current status of their usage in Finland institutes teaching students of emergency medicine at different levels. The following institutes were included in an anonymous survey: medical schools (teaching future physicians), universities of applied sciences (paramedics), colleges (emergency medical technicians) and emergency services college (fire-fighters). Hours of teaching theory lessons of CPR and hours of small group training were evaluated. In particular, we focussed on the teaching methods for adequate chest compression rate and depth. Twenty-one of 30 institutes responded to the questionnaire. The median for hours of theory lessons of CPR was 8h (range: 2-28 h). The median for hours of small group training was 10 (range: 3-40 h). The methods of teaching adequate chest compression rate were instructors' visual estimation in 28.5% of the institutions, watch in 33.3%, metronome in 9.5% and manikins' graphic in 28.5% of institutions. The methods of teaching adequate chest compression depth were instructors' visual estimation in 33.3%, in manikins light indicators in 23.8% and manikins' graphics in 52.3% of institutions. The hours of theoretic lessons and small group training vary widely among different institutes. In one-third of institutions, the instructor's visual estimation was a sole method used to teach adequate chest compression rate and depth. Different technical methods were surprisingly seldom used.Resuscitation 08/2009; 80(9):1043-6. · 4.10 Impact Factor
Article: Prehospital therapeutic hypothermia for comatose survivors of cardiac arrest: a randomized controlled trial.[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Intravenous infusion of ice-cold fluid is considered a feasible method to induce mild therapeutic hypothermia in cardiac arrest survivors. However, only one randomized controlled trial evaluating this treatment exists. Furthermore, the implementation rate of prehospital cooling is low. The aim of this study was to evaluate the efficacy and safety of this method in comparison with conventional therapy with spontaneous cooling often observed in prehospital patients. A randomized controlled trial was conducted in a physician-staffed helicopter emergency medical service. After successful initial resuscitation, patients were randomized to receive either +4 degrees C Ringer's solution with a target temperature of 33 degrees C or conventional fluid therapy. As an endpoint, nasopharyngeal temperature was recorded at the time of hospital admission. Out of 44 screened patients, 19 were analysed in the treatment group and 18 in the control group. The two groups were comparable in terms of baseline characteristics. The core temperature was markedly lower in the hypothermia group at the time of hospital admission (34.1+/-0.9 degrees C vs. 35.2+/-0.8 degrees C, P<0.001) after a comparable duration of transportation. Otherwise, there were no significant differences between the groups regarding safety or secondary outcome measures such as neurological outcome and mortality. Spontaneous cooling alone is insufficient to induce therapeutic hypothermia before hospital admission. Infusion of ice-cold fluid after return of spontaneous circulation was found to be well tolerated and effective. This method of cooling should be considered as an important first link in the 'cold chain' of prehospital comatose cardiac arrest survivors.Acta Anaesthesiologica Scandinavica 07/2009; 53(7):900-7. · 2.36 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: In general, in-hospital resuscitation is performed in a bed and out-of-hospital resuscitation on the floor. The surface under the patient may affect the cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) quality; therefore, we evaluated CPR quality (the percentage of chest compressions of correct depth) and rescuer's fatigue (the mean compression depth minute by minute) when CPR is performed on a manikin on the floor or in the bed. Forty-four simulated cardiac arrest scenarios of 10 min were treated by intensive care unit (ICU) nurses in pairs using a 30 : 2 chest compression-to-ventilation ratio. The rescuer who performed the compressions was changed every 2 min. CPR was randomly performed either on the floor or in the bed without a backboard; in both settings, participants kneeled beside the manikin. A total number of 1060 chest compressions, 44% with correct depth, were performed on the floor; 1068 chest compressions were performed in the bed, and 58% of these were the correct depth. These differences were not significant between groups. The mean compression depth during the scenario was 44.9+/-6.2 mm (mean+/-SD) on the floor and 43.0+/-5.9 mm in the bed (P=0.3). The mean chest compression depth decreased over time on both surfaces (P<0.001), indicating rescuer fatigue, but this change was not different between the groups (P=0.305). ICU nurses perform chest compression as effectively on the floor as in the bed. The mean chest compression depth decreases over time, but the surface had no significant effect.Acta Anaesthesiologica Scandinavica 05/2009; 53(9):1131-7. · 2.36 Impact Factor
Article: AED use in a passenger during a long-haul flight: repeated defibrillation with a successful outcome.[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Sudden cardiac arrest is one of the leading causes of death, and early defibrillation of ventricular fibrillation (VF) is the single most important intervention for improving survival. The automated external defibrillator (AED) and the concept of public access defibrillation provide a solution to shorten defibrillation delays. Commercial aircraft create a unique environment for the use of the AED since an emergency medical service system (EMS) response is not available. We review published studies on this subject and describe the case of a passenger who developed VF during an intercontinental flight and was successfully resuscitated despite recurrent episodes of VF. A 60-yr-old man developed VF during a flight from Tokyo to Helsinki. VF frequently recurred and shocks were delivered 21 times altogether. The aircraft was diverted to the city of Kuopio. When the local EMS crew encountered the patient 3 h after the onset of the cardiac arrest, the rhythm again converted to VF and three further shocks were delivered. The patient recovered, and 3 wk later he was transported to his home country, fully alert. There are three large studies reporting placing AEDs on commercial aircraft. No harm for co-passengers or malfunctions were reported. Survival rates have been higher than those obtained by well-performing EMS. According to previous studies, placing AEDs on commercial aircraft is also cost effective. The absence of a suitable diversion destination should not influence the rescuers' decision to attempt CPR on board.Aviation Space and Environmental Medicine 05/2009; 80(4):405-8. · 0.78 Impact Factor
Article: Scandinavian clinical practice guidelines for therapeutic hypothermia and post-resuscitation care after cardiac arrest.[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Sudden cardiac arrest survivors suffer from ischaemic brain injury that may lead to poor neurological outcome and death. The reperfusion injury that occurs is associated with damaging biochemical reactions, which are suppressed by mild therapeutic hypothermia (MTH). In several studies MTH has been proven to be safe, with few complications and improved survival, and is recommended by the International Liaison of Committee on Resuscitation. The aim of this paper is to recommend clinical practice guidelines for MTH treatment after cardiac arrest from the Scandinavian Society of Anaesthesiology and Intensive Care Medicine (SSAI). Relevant studies were identified after two consensus meetings of the SSAI Task Force on Therapeutic Hypothermia (SSAITFTH) and via literature search of the Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials and Medline. Evidence was assessed and consensus opinion was used when high-grade evidence (Grade of Recommendation, GOR) was unavailable. A management strategy was developed as a consensus from the evidence and the protocols in the participating countries. Although proven beneficial only for patients with initial ventricular fibrillation (GOR A), the SSAITFTH also recommend MTH after restored spontaneous circulation, if active treatment is chosen, in patients with initial pulseless electrical activity and asystole (GOR D). Normal ethical considerations, premorbid status, total anoxia time and general condition should decide whether active treatment is required or not. MTH should be part of a standardized treatment protocol, and initiated as early as possible after indication and treatment have been decided (GOR E). There is insufficient evidence to make definitive recommendations among techniques to induce MTH, and we do not know the optimal target temperature, duration of cooling and rewarming time. New studies are needed to address the question as to how MTH affects, for example, prognostic factors.Acta Anaesthesiologica Scandinavica 04/2009; 53(3):280-8. · 2.36 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: After sudden cardiac arrest, successful resuscitation and return of spontaneous circulation, a multi-faceted ischaemia/reperfusion related disorder develops. This condition now known as post resuscitation syndrome is characterised by marked increases in the inflammatory response and changes in coagulation profile and vascular reactivity. Additionally, the production of reactive oxygen species and activation of cytotoxic cascades of metabolism add to these injury mechanisms resulting in multiorgan perfusion deficits and dysfunction. Especially in the cerebrum these injuries may be the cause of significant morbidity and mortality. Recent evidence has shown that statins (3-hydroxy-3-methylglutaryl coenzyme A reductase inhibitors) exert numerous beneficial effects in cardiovascular diseases irrespective of the lipid status. Remarkably, these pleiotropic effects seem to extended beyond cardiovascular diseases such as immunomodulative and antioxidative properties. We hypothesised that administration of statins early in the post resuscitation phase would prove beneficial in the resuscitated patient via several pleiotropic effects. These include inhibition of excessive coagulation and inflammatory response, suppression of oxygen radical production and improved vascular reactivity. The discussed effects are mediated via multiple pathways activated in the cardiac arrest victim, to which statins have been shown to have a beneficial modulating effect in experimental settings and non-cardiac arrest patients. To test this hypothesis in clinical practice, a randomized, controlled trial with sufficient power and standardised post resuscitation treatment would be necessary. The generally good tolerance of statin therapy with minimal adverse effects would support this experiment, although a parenteral form of the drug to ensure adequate dosage might be a prerequisite.Medical Hypotheses 03/2009; 73(1):97-9. · 1.18 Impact Factor
Article: Influence of chest compression rate guidance on the quality of cardiopulmonary resuscitation performed on manikins.[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: The adequate chest compression rate during CPR is associated with improved haemodynamics and primary survival. To explore whether the use of a metronome would affect also chest compression depth beside the rate, we evaluated CPR quality using a metronome in a simulated CPR scenario. Forty-four experienced intensive care unit nurses participated in two-rescuer basic life support given to manikins in 10min scenarios. The target chest compression to ventilation ratio was 30:2 performed with bag and mask ventilation. The rescuer performing the compressions was changed every 2min. CPR was performed first without and then with a metronome that beeped 100 times per minute. The quality of CPR was analysed with manikin software. The effect of rescuer fatigue on CPR quality was analysed separately. The mean compression rate between ventilation pauses was 137+/-18compressions per minute (cpm) without and 98+/-2cpm with metronome guidance (p<0.001). The mean number of chest compressions actually performed was 104+/-12cpm without and 79+/-3cpm with the metronome (p<0.001). The mean compression depth during the scenario was 46.9+/-7.7mm without and 43.2+/-6.3mm with metronome guidance (p=0.09). The total number of chest compressions performed was 1022 without metronome guidance, 42% at the correct depth; and 780 with metronome guidance, 61% at the correct depth (p=0.09 for difference for percentage of compression with correct depth). Metronome guidance corrected chest compression rates for each compression cycle to within guideline recommendations, but did not affect chest compression quality or rescuer fatigue.Resuscitation 02/2009; 80(4):453-7. · 4.10 Impact Factor
Article: Defibrillation and the quality of layperson cardiopulmonary resuscitation-dispatcher assistance or training?[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: To examine whether basic life support-defibrillation (BLS-D) training of laypersons enhances the speed of defibrillation and the quality of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) during a simulated ventricular fibrillation scenario compared with a situation where the care provider has no previous BLS-D training but receives dispatcher assistance with the use of an automated external defibrillator (AED) and the performance of CPR. Fifty-two military conscripts of the Finnish Defence Forces who without previous medical education had been tested in a simulated cardiac arrest scenario with dispatcher assistance and thereafter received a 4-h BLS-D training. Six months later they were randomly divided to form teams of two and again tested in a similar scenario but without dispatcher assistance. The time interval from collapse to first shock, hands-off time and the quality of CPR were compared between the two tests. The quality of mouth-to-mouth ventilation was better after training, but there was only a minor improvement in the quality of compressions and the speed of defibrillation. Training improved the quality of mouth-to-mouth ventilation performed by laypersons but had only a minor effect on defibrillation and the quality of compressions.Resuscitation 01/2009; 80(2):275-7. · 4.10 Impact Factor
Article: Induction of therapeutic hypothermia during prehospital CPR using ice-cold intravenous fluid.[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Primarily, to investigate induction of therapeutic hypothermia during prehospital cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) using ice-cold intravenous fluids. Effects on return of spontaneous circulation (ROSC), rate of rearrest, temperature and haemodynamics were assessed. Additionally, the outcome was followed until discharge from hospital. Seventeen adult prehospital patients without obvious external causes for cardiac arrest were included. During CPR and after ROSC, paramedics infused +4 degrees C Ringer's acetate aiming at a target temperature of 33 degrees C. ROSC was achieved in 13 patients, 11 of whom were admitted to hospital. Their mean initial nasopharyngeal temperature was 35.17+/-0.57 degrees C (95% CI), and their temperature on hospital admission was 33.83+/-0.77 degrees C (-1.34 degrees C, p<0.001). The mean infused volume of cold fluid was 1571+/-517 ml. The rate of rearrest after ROSC was not increased compared to previous reports. Hypotension was observed in five patients. Of the 17 patients, 1 survived to hospital discharge. Induction of therapeutic hypothermia during prehospital CPR and after ROSC using ice-cold Ringer's solution effectively decreased nasopharyngeal temperature. The treatment was easily carried out and well tolerated.Resuscitation 09/2008; 79(2):205-11. · 4.10 Impact Factor
Article: Pulseless electrical activity and unsuccessful out-of-hospital resuscitation: what is the cause of death?[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: To study the cause of deaths after witnessed cardiac arrest followed by pulseless electrical activity and unsuccessful of out-of-hospital resuscitation; and to detect any differences between causes of death determined at autopsy and those inferred from clinical history. In this prospective observational study, data were collected from 91 individuals treated by the emergency medical services in three urban communities in southern Finland. Cause of death was determined at autopsy in 59 cases and without autopsy in 32 cases. There were significantly more diagnoses of acute myocardial infarction and fewer of pulmonary embolism and aortic dissection and rupture among cases without autopsy compared with those followed by autopsy. In unsuccessful resuscitation from out-of-hospital cardiac arrest with pulseless electrical activity as initial rhythm, an autopsy should be performed to determine the correct cause of death.Resuscitation 06/2008; 77(2):207-10. · 4.10 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: We studied induction of therapeutic hypothermia during prehospital resuscitation from cardiac arrest using an infusion of ice-cold Ringer's solution in five adult patients. Paramedics infused +4 degrees C Ringer's solution into the antecubital vein of the patients with a maximum rate of 33 ml/min to a target temperature of 33.0 degrees C. The mean infused volume of cold fluid was 14.0 ml/kg, which resulted in a mean decrease of 2.5 degrees C in nasopharyngeal temperature. The decrease in temperature continued after the cessation of infusion in two patients, causing suboptimal temperatures below 32 degrees C. We conclude that the infusion of small volumes of ice-cold Ringer's solution during resuscitation results in an effective decrease in nasopharyngeal temperature. Caution should be taken to avoid temperatures below the range of mild therapeutic hypothermia.Resuscitation 04/2008; 76(3):360-3. · 4.10 Impact Factor
Article: Emesis in sudden cardiac arrest.Resuscitation 12/2007; 75(2):389. · 4.10 Impact Factor
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The software enables you to create multiple user profiles and record several readings of the blood pressure and pulse values every day. It can sort the entries chronologically, in a table, and mark them according to their severity.
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