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|Background: Communication training builds on the assumption that understanding of the concepts related to professional communication facilitates the training. We know little about whether students' knowledge of clinical communication skills is affected by their attendance of communication training courses, or to what degree other elements of the clinical training or curriculum design also play a role. The aim of this study was to determine which elements of the curriculum influence acquisition of knowledge regarding clinical communication skills by medical students. Methods: The study design was a cross-sectional survey performed in the four Norwegian medical schools with different curricula, spring 2003. A self-administered questionnaire regarding knowledge of communication skills (an abridged version of van Dalen's paper-and-pencil test) was sent to all students attending the four medical schools. A total of 1801 (59%) students responded with complete questionnaires. Results: At the end of the 1st year of study, the score on the knowledge test was higher in students at the two schools running communication courses and providing early patient contact (mean 81%) than in the other two medical schools (mean 69–75%, P ≤ 0.001), with students studying a traditional curriculum scoring the lowest. Their scores increased sharply towards the end of the 3rd year, during which they had been subjected to extensive patient contact and had participated in an intensive communication course (77% vs. 72% the previous year, P ≤ 0.01). All students scored generally lower in academic years in which there was no communication training. However, at the end of the final year the difference between the schools was only 5% (81% vs. 86%, P ≤ 0.001). Conclusion: The acquisition of knowledge regarding communication skills by medical students may be optimised when the training is given together with extensive supervised patient contact, especially if this teaching takes place in the initial years of the curriculum.
|In a letter to the editor Dr. Hottenrott provides valuable comments on our survey describing international preoperative rectal cancer management. In our opinion, three key messages are derived from our survey: First, most surgeons agree to neoadjuvant treatment when there is an increased risk of finding histologically positive circumferential margins. In addition, we found more than 40 other indications for neoadjuvant treatment (see our Table 4). This emphasizes the need for an international agreement, as different indications for neoadjuvant treatment will select noncomparable groups of patients in outcome studies. Second, we have shown (see our Table 6) that multidisciplinary team (MDT) meetings significantly influence several important decisions in preoperative rectal cancer management. Interestingly, centers with regular MDT have a higher rate of using magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) (Odds Ratio [OR] = 3.62) and consider a threatened circumferential resection margin (CRM) as indication for neoadjuvant treatment (OR = 5.67). We believe that MDT improves preoperative management of rectal cancer by increasing adherence to national guidelines. Similar discussions in international rectal cancer societies are needed aiming towards an international consensus statement. Finally, our survey revealed sparse use (35% of all cases) of MRI. The goal for the radiologic examination in rectal cancer is to explore the tumor's relation to nearby anatomical structures. This evaluation will conclude with TNM staging, important for chemoradiotheraphy, surgical treatment, and prognosis. Magnetic resonance imaging has a central role in this evaluation and should be the first choice radiologic modality. Not only is MRI crucial in detection of TNM stage but also plays a central role in determination of the tumor's distance to the mesorectal fascia and the CRM. Magnetic resonance imaging has moderate sensitivity on T1 and T2 tumors, and should be supplemented with rectal ultrasound.
|Objective: To assess whether colon cancer follow-up can be organised by general practitioners (GPs) without a decline in the patient's quality of life (QoL) and increase in cost or time to cancer diagnoses, compared to hospital follow-up. Design: Randomised controlled trial. Setting: Northern Norway Health Authority Trust, 4 trusts, 11 hospitals and 88 local communities. Participants: Patients surgically treated for colon cancer, hospital surgeons and community GPs. Intervention: 24-month follow-up according to national guidelines at the community GP office. To ensure a high follow-up guideline adherence, a decision support tool for patients and GPs were used. Main outcome measures: Primary outcomes were QoL, measured by the global health scales of the European Organisation for Research and Treatment of Cancer QoL Questionnaire (EORTC QLQ C-30) and EuroQol-5D (EQ-5D). Secondary outcomes were cost-effectiveness and time to cancer diagnoses. Results: 110 patients were randomised to intervention (n=55) or control (n=55), and followed by 78 GPs (942 follow-up months) and 70 surgeons (942 follow-up months), respectively. Compared to baseline, there was a significant improvement in postoperative QoL (p=0.003), but no differences between groups were revealed (mean difference at 1, 3, 6, 9, 12, 15, 18, 21 and 24-month follow-up appointments): Global Health; Δ−2.23, p=0.20; EQ-5D index; Δ−0.10, p=0.48, EQ-5D VAS; Δ−1.1, p=0.44. There were no differences in time to recurrent cancer diagnosis (GP 35 days vs surgeon 45 days, p=0.46); 14 recurrences were detected (GP 6 vs surgeon 8) and 7 metastases surgeries performed (GP 3 vs surgeon 4). The follow-up programme initiated 1186 healthcare contacts (GP 678 vs surgeon 508), 1105 diagnostic tests (GP 592 vs surgeon 513) and 778 hospital travels (GP 250 vs surgeon 528). GP organised follow-up was associated with societal cost savings (£8233 vs £9889, p<0.001). Conclusions: GP-organised follow-up was associated with no decline in QoL, no increase in time to recurrent cancer diagnosis and cost savings.
|The accepted manuscript version of this article is part of Knut Magne Augestad's PhD thesis, which is available in Munin at http://hdl.handle.net/10037/5167
|It is well-known that word frequencies arrange themselves according to Zipf's law. However, little is known about the dependency of the parameters of the law and the complexity of a communication system. Many models of the evolution of language assume that the exponent of the law remains constant as the complexity of a communication systems increases. Using longitudinal studies of child language, we analysed the word rank distribution for the speech of children and adults participating in conversations. The adults typically included family members (e.g., parents) or the investigators conducting the research. Our analysis of the evolution of Zipf's law yields two main unexpected results. First, in children the exponent of the law tends to decrease over time while this tendency is weaker in adults, thus suggesting this is not a mere mirror effect of adult speech. Second, although the exponent of the law is more stable in adults, their exponents fall below 1 which is the typical value of the exponent assumed in both children and adults. Our analysis also shows a tendency of the mean length of utterances (MLU), a simple estimate of syntactic complexity, to increase as the exponent decreases. The parallel evolution of the exponent and a simple indicator of syntactic complexity (MLU) supports the hypothesis that the exponent of Zipf's law and linguistic complexity are inter-related. The assumption that Zipf's law for word ranks is a power-law with a constant exponent of one in both adults and children needs to be revised.
|Background Many studies indicate rural location as a separate risk for dying from injuries. For decades, Finnmark, the northernmost and most rural county in Norway, has topped the injury mortality statistics in Norway. The present study is an exploration of the impact of rurality, using a point-by-point comparison to another Norwegian county. Methods We identified all fatalities following injury occurring in Finnmark between 2000 and 2004, and in Hordaland, a mixed rural/urban county in western Norway between 2003 and 2004 using data from the Norwegian Cause of Death Registry. Intoxications and low-energy trauma in patients aged over 64 years were excluded. To assess the effect of a rural locale, Hordaland was divided into a rural and an urban group for comparison. In addition, data from Statistics Norway were analysed. Results Finnmark reported 207 deaths and Hordaland 217 deaths. Finnmark had an injury death rate of 33.1 per 100,000 inhabitants. Urban Hordaland had 18.8 deaths per 100,000 and rural Hordaland 23.7 deaths per 100,000. In Finnmark, more victims were male and were younger than in the other areas. Finnmark and rural Hordaland both had more fatal traffic accidents than urban Hordaland, but fewer non-fatal traffic accidents. Conclusions This study illustrates the disadvantages of the most rural trauma victims and suggests an urban-rural continuum. Rural victims seem to be younger, die mainly at the site of injury, and from road traffic accident injuries. In addition to injury prevention, the extent and possible impact of lay people's first aid response should be explored.
|Finnmark County is the northernmost county in Norway. For several decades, the rate of mortality after injury in this sparsely inhabited region has remained above the national average. Following documentation of this discrepancy for the period 1991–1995, improvements to the trauma system were implemented. The present study aims to assess whether trauma-related mortality rates have subsequently improved. All injury-associated fatalities in Finnmark from 1995–2004 were identified retrospectively from the National Registry of Death and reviewed. Low-energy trauma in elderly individuals and poisonings were excluded. A total of 453 cases of trauma-related death occurred during the study period, and 327 of those met the inclusion criteria. Information was retrievable for 266 cases. The majority of deaths (86%) occurred in the prehospital phase. The main causes of death were suicide (33%) and road traffic accidents (21%). Drowning and snowmobile injuries accounted for an unexpectedly high proportion (12 and 8%, respectively). The time of death did not show trimodal distribution. Compared to the previous study period, there was a significant overall decline in injury-related mortality, yet there was no change in place of death, mechanism of injury, or time from injury until death. Changes in injury-related mortality cannot be linked to improvements in the trauma system. There was no change in the epidemiological patterns of injury. The high rate of on-scene mortality indicates that any major improvement in the number of injury-related deaths lies in targeted prevention.
|Background: Death after injury with low energy has gained increasing focus lately, and seems to constitute a significant amount of trauma-related death. The aim of this study was to describe the epidemiology of deaths from low-energy trauma in a rural Norwegian cohort. Methods: All deaths from external causes in Finnmark County, Norway, from 1995 to 2004 were identified retrospectively through the Norwegian Cause of Death Registry. Deaths caused by hanging, drowning, suffocation, poisoning, and electrocution were excluded. Trauma was categorised as high energy or low energy based on mechanism of injury. All low-energy trauma deaths were then reviewed. Results: There were 262 cases of trauma death during the period. Low-energy trauma counted for 43% of the trauma deaths, with an annual crude death rate of 13 per 100,000 inhabitants. Low falls accounted for 99% of the injuries. Fractures were sustained in 89% of cases and head injuries in 11%. Ninety per cent of patients had pre-existing medical conditions, and the median age was 82 years. Death was caused by a medical condition in 85% of cases. Fifty-two per cent of the patients died after discharge from the hospital. Conclusion: In this cohort, low-energy trauma was a significant contributor to trauma related death, especially among
|Diminished antioxidant defence or increased production of reactive oxygen and nitrogen species in the biological system can result into oxidative stress which can cause damage to deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA), proteins, lipids and as a result different disease states arise like cancer, neurodegenerative diseases, rheumatoid arthritis. Antioxidants from different plant resources can significantly delay or prevent oxidation of the substrate and hence prevents from various diseases. Therefore, present research was focused in search of potent natural antioxidants. For the study, methanolic extracts of twenty-five common natural medicines, mostly spices were screened using 1,1–diphenyl2–picrylhydrazyl (DPPH) radical for their antioxidative activities. Among them, extracts of Chebulae Fructus, Terminalia Billericae Fructus, Phyllanthi Fructus, Cinnamomi Cortex, Arecae Semen, Pericarpium Punicae Granati, Syzygiae Fructus, Rhei Rhizoma, Pterocarpi Lignum and Santali Lignum Albi showed potent antioxidative activity with EC50 values being 1.5, 2.1, 1.4, 2, 1.5, 1.45, 2.7, 2.9, 3, 3.8 μg/mL, respectively. Ascorbic acid (EC50: 2.6 μg/mL) was used as positive control. Therefore, consumers can increase their intake of foods rich in antioxidant compounds that can lower the risk of chronic health problems.
|This study investigated the overall clinical impact of anti-α- actinin antibodies in patients with pre-selected autoimmune diseases and in a random group of anti-nuclear antibody (ANA)- positive individuals. The relation of anti-α-actinin antibodies with lupus nephritis and anti-double-stranded DNA (anti-dsDNA) antibodies represented a particular focus for the study. Using a cross-sectional design, the presence of antibodies to α-actinin was studied in selected groups, classified according to the relevant American College of Rheumatology classification criteria for systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) (n = 99), rheumatoid arthritis (RA) (n = 68), Wegener's granulomatosis (WG) (n = 85), and fibromyalgia (FM) (n = 29), and in a random group of ANA-positive individuals (n = 142). Renal disease was defined as (increased) proteinuria with haematuria or presence of cellular casts. Sera from SLE, RA, and Sjøgren's syndrome (SS) patients had significantly higher levels of anti-α-actinin antibodies than the other patient groups. Using the geometric mean (± 2 standard deviations) in FM patients as the upper cutoff, 20% of SLE patients, 12% of RA patients, 4% of SS patients, and none of the WG patients were positive for anti-α- actinin antibodies. Within the SLE cohort, anti-α-actinin antibody levels were higher in patients with renal flares (p = 0.02) and correlated independently with anti-dsDNA antibody levels by enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (p < 0.007) but not with other disease features. In the random ANA group, 14 individuals had anti-α-actinin antibodies. Of these, 36% had SLE, while 64% suffered from other, mostly autoimmune, disorders. Antibodies binding to α-actinin were detected in 20% of SLE patients but were not specific for SLE. They correlate with anti-dsDNA antibody levels, implying in vitro crossreactivity of anti-dsDNA antibodies, which may explain the observed association with renal disease in SLE.
|Impaired wound healing is a frequent problem in diabetes. Hyperglycemia may be an operative mechanism, but a link between glycemic control and wound healing has never been established.Wounds in db/db mice have been extensively studied. This study was undertaken to see if plasma glucose was a predictor of wound healing. An excisional wound was made (149 db/db mice). Wound closure was studied versus metabolic variables. The animals were 11.8 ± 0.2 weeks (mean ± standard error of the mean), obese (38.1 ± 0.5 g), and hyperglycemic (fasting plasma glucose 21.0 ± 0.7mmol/L). Wound closure at day 13 was 30.1 ± 1.6%. In linear mixed model analyses neither fasting plasma glucose nor its change from start to end of experiment was a significant predictor of wound closure (𝛽� = 0.15, 𝑃� = 0.07, 95%CI: −0.01 to 0.31 and 𝛽� = 0.06, 𝑃� = 0.5, 95%CI: −0.11 to 0.23, resp.). However, increase in body weight significantly and independently predicted wound closure (for weight change, 𝛽� = 0.22, 𝑃� = 0.008, 95%CI: 0.06 to 0.38).This study strongly suggests that wound healing in db/db mice is independent of prevailing glycemia but dependent on anabolic changes such as weight gain over time.
|Advanced glycation end products (AGEs) react non-enzymatically with tissue proteins to form irreversible structures involved in atherosclerosis, nephropathy, retinopathy, neuropathy, and wound healing. Studies on AGE-inhibitors have demonstrated possible prevention of diabetes complications. The present open label study was conducted on aminoguanidine (AGu), an inhibitor of AGE-formation, to examine potential effects on wound healing in diabetes type 2-like db/db mice during 5 - 6 weeks. The animals were divided into 4 groups: AGu from the day of wounding (day 0) topically and/or systemically in drinking water (1 g/L; group 1, n = 13); AGu 1 g/L in drinking water from 7 weeks prior to day 0 (group 2, n = 21); AGu 5 g/L in drinking water from 9 - 11 weeks prior to day 0 (group 3, n = 6); placebo controls (group 4, n = 8). Results: Glycated hemoglobin (A1C) was significantly lower in group 3 compared to the other groups (P < 0.05). Percentage change in A1C and body weight from baseline to the end of the experiment were both related to the AGu doses (1 or 5 g/L; A1C-change, P = 0.01; weight-change, P = 0.04, both for linear trend across groups 4, 2, and 3, respectively). Even so, percentage wound closure was not improved in the AGu-treated groups compared to controls (P ≥ 0.8).
|This article reviews the characteristics and weaknesses of the rheumatoid factor (RF) assay compared with anticitrullinated peptide antibody (ACPA) testing in the work-up of patients with synovitis. This should lead physicians to change their ordering habits and replace RF by ACPA. For RA diagnosis, good clinical judgement based on clinical history, physical examination and routine laboratory work exceeds the value of RF and ACPA assays. In settings of both low and high pretest probability, the added value of each of these assays is low. In cases with intermediate probability, ACPA assays are superior to immunoglobulin (Ig)M-RF because of their higher specificity, and they should be the first choice in a RA diagnostic work-up. Dual testing brings few additional advantages and increases costs significantly. ACPA and IgM-RF are both imperfect tests; around 30% of patients with manifest RA will test negative in both assays and therefore caution needs to be exercised when interpreting negative results. Since 2009, the anti-cyclic citrullinated peptide (anti-CCP) antibody assay has been the only assay available at our institution for RA work-up, with IgM-RF available on a case-by-case basis for non-RA diseases. This has led to a 70% reduction in RF assays performed annually.
|Rituximab (RTX) is an anti-CD20 antibody used successfully in granulomatosis with polyangiitis (GPA) for induction and maintenance of remission. Our study aims to evaluate the long-term efficacy and safety of chronic pre-emptive RTX therapy in GPA. Retrospective study of 35 GPA patients treated with RTX between April 2004 and September 2011 for active disease and maintenance. RTX was initiated as two 1 g infusions 2 weeks apart and thereafter 2 g of RTX was readministered annually. Patients were followed for 47 (2–88) months. They received a median RTX dose of 8 g (2–13) over 5 (1–10) rounds. All patients had a clinical response, but nine relapses were recorded (flare rate of 6.6/100 patient-years). At last visit, 13 patients (37%) had discontinued RTX mainly due to hypogammaglobulinaemia (57%). Nine patients (26%) had severe infections (infection rate of 6.6/100 patient-years) and 10 patients (29%) had chronic infections. Risks factors for severe infections are a high cumulative dose of CYC, low CD4 cell count and a significant drop in total immunoglobulins after the first RTX round. Risks factors for chronic infections are low IgG level during RTX maintenance and possibly the cumulative RTX dose. Long-term pre-emptive RTX maintenance was efficacious in reducing the risk for relapse but was discontinued in one-third of the patients. The patients' net state of immunodeficiency under RTX changes over time as low immunoglobulin serum levels increased the risk for infections.
|Objective: Rituximab (RTX) is an anti-CD20 antibody used successfully in Granulomatosis with Polyangiitis (GPA) for induction and maintenance of remission. Our study aims to evaluate the long term efficacy and safety of chronic pre-emptive RTX therapy in GPA.
|OBJECTIVES: To compare the diagnostic efficiency of anti-MCV, anti-CCP2 and RF detection for patients with RA. METHODS: Cross-sectional study of patients with established rheumatic disease: rheumatoid arthritis (RA; n=75), psoriatic arthritis (PsA; n=25), 27 patients with ankylosing spondylitis (AS; n=27) and connective tissue disease (CTD; n=17). Anti-CCP2, anti-MCV and RF were detected by enzyme-linked immunosorbent assays on stored serum according to the manufacturer`s instructions. RESULTS: IgM-RF had the highest sensitivity, but the positive likelihood ratio is just 1.43. The detection of anti-MCV has a higher sensitivity for RA (76%), a specificity similar to anti-CCP2 (96%) resulting in the lowest negative likelihood ratio (0.25). Anti-MCV levels correlate well with anti-CCP2 levels (R=0.74; p<0.01). The mean level of anti-MCV is significantly higher in RA than in other subgroups (395 U/ml versus 14.4 U/ml, χ2=61.0; p<0.001) and in each other subgroup (Mann-Whitney-Wilcoxon: U=239, p<0.001 for RA and PsA; U=215, p<0.001 for RA and AS; U=192, p<0.001 for RA and CTD). Among RA patients, anti-CCP2 levels have a dichotomous distribution whereas anti-MCV levels have a homogeneous distribution. CONCLUSIONS: Anti-MCV could be a better test for diagnosing RA than anti-CCP2.
|Treatment of rheumatoid arthritis (RA) was revolutionized during the last decade with the development of new biologic disease-modifying anti-rheumatic drugs (DMARDs) enabling the targeting of immune cells and cytokines other than tumor necrosis factor (TNF). Subcutaneous formulations of the newer biologic DMARDs facilitate not only patients' emancipation from the hospital, but reduce both societal and medical costs. Intravenous tocilizumab (TCZ) in RA has an efficacy and safety profile similar to anti-TNF in both the short and long-term. However, TCZ can be administered in monotherapy without loss of efficacy when patients do not tolerate methotrexate or synthetic DMARDs. TCZ is consistently found superior to methotrexate and possibly superior to adalimumab in monotherapy in randomized controlled trials. Subcutaneous administration of TCZ is as effective and safe as its intravenous administration in RA patients during the first year of treatment. Similar to intravenous TCZ, patients' weight and possibly previous use of anti-TNF influence the efficacy of subcutaneous TCZ. Additionally, combination with synthetic DMARDs seems to expose RA patients to more adverse events independently of its administration route. Pharmacokinetics of different administration routes could potentially lead to differences in efficacy, adverse events, and auto-immunogenicity. The concentration of free TCZ before new TCZ dose (C trough) is higher in the subcutaneous route, while the maximal concentration of free TCZ is higher in the intravenous route. The subcutaneous dosages of TCZ 162 mg every week, and every 2 weeks in RA patients with low body weight (60 kg) work well. Nevertheless, dosage and intervals of subcutaneous TCZ administration could be adjusted during the course of treatment since 80% of non-Japanese RA patients with usually higher body weight achieved similar efficacy with the low TCZ dosage in combination with a synthetic DMARD. Patients want effective, easy-to-administer therapy with sustained prolonged efficacy without the need of polypharmacy and with minimal to no side effects. Subcutaneous TCZ in RA patients in monotherapy seems to live up to patients' expectations.
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James Inzinga, 57, was sentenced to one year in jail after he stole more than $18,000 in sales tax while on probation for stealing $59,000 in sales tax.
Inzinga pledead guilty in 2011 to 32 counts related to stealing $59,000 in sales tax from December 2004 to February 2006. He collected the funds from customers of Cristo Collision, a car repair shop in Rochester, but failed to remit them to the state as required by law.
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Alberto Contador's absence will not make it easier for Andy Schleck to win the Tour de France this year, the Luxembourg rider said on Saturday.
Spaniard Contador will miss this year's race after being banned for failing a dope test in 2010 but his absence means that many riders will now be gunning for Schleck.
"Riders who were against us will not just ride for a podium finish but they will ride against me," Schleck, who was named 2010 Tour de France champion after Contador was stripped of the title two weeks ago, said at the Tour of Oman.
Contador's 2011 results were also wiped out after his ban was backdated to January last year.
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Contador broke away in a descent to Gap, prompting the pack led by Cadel Evans to chase in the rain with Schleck unable to follow on a tricky downhill.
"I lost a minute when he attacked in the descent to Gap. If it wasn't for Contador, Evans would not have moved," he said.
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The final effort against the clock will be a 52-km ride between Bonneval and Chartres where Schleck is expected to lose significant ground on Evans and Britain's Bradley Wiggins.
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"Great champions have to show fair play. He did not. He had the right to do it but it's something you just don't do."
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2. Does ankylosing spondylitis affect all ages and in a similar manner?
Ankolysing spondylitis can affect all ages but there is no specific manner in which it can affect an individual.
Men- In men, it usually starts from the pelvis, and then gradually affects the spine, chest wall, hips, shoulder and feet.
Women- In women, it is usually mild and difficult to diagnose. It often starts from the pelvis and gradually affects hips, knees, ankles and wrist.
Children- In children, boys are affected more than girls. They rarely suffer from back pain. The areas like hip, knee, heels and great-toe are affected first, and the spine is affected later.
3. Does ankylosing spondylitis in a pregnant woman cause any complication to the mother or her baby?
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NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- My recent buy recommendation on Groupon (GRPN) completely missed the mark -- to put it mildly. That has caused me to rethink my stock evaluation process. The stock (then) traded at $6.46.
Groupon's stock closed Wednesday at $5.76, down 1.71%. Shares have plummeted 51% year to date.
Since my bullish recommendation a week ago, Groupon has lost almost 11% of its value. And given the company's struggles with rising costs and competition for advertising dollars, things won't rebound anytime soon. At the time, I said:
From my vantage point, there is at least 40% upside in shares of Groupon in the next 6 to 12 months. During that span the stock should reach $9 on the basis of margin expansion, cost-reduction and free cash flow growth.
Read More: 8 Stocks George Soros Is Buying in 2014Clearly, I was wrong. The most important lesson learned was this: Though the market may be inefficient, it's not always wrong. There's a difference. Matching Groupon's growth forecast with that of other Internet/retail companies such as Amazon (AMZN) (price-to-earning ratio of 157) and Facebook (FB) (P/E of 35) was not enough. My mistake was looking at Groupon's forward P/E of 25 and thinking that it implies value. Instead, I should have looked at Groupon's underlying operation and the company's prospects to make money. As it stands, management's plan to transform the company is falling short of expectations, despite what its recent 26% revenue growth rate might suggest. The other thing is, while Groupon's gross billings have improved, that alone does not signal the level of strength that this metric would ordinarily indicate. Gross billing is the metric that reflects the total dollar value of customer purchases of goods and services, excluding applicable taxes and net of estimated refunds. Read More: 5 Retailers Fighting Back Against Amazon for Back-to-School Sales
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Running back DeAndre Washington (Missouri City, Texas/Thurgood Marshall) continues to rack up offers. The 5-foot-8, 183-pound jet with darting quickness picked up an offer from C-USA member Memphis on Sunday to go with prior offers from Texas Tech, B...Blog | Conversation | April 26, 2010
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WR Becton-Martin expecting more offers soonBlog | Conversation | April 21, 2010
Morrison up to five offersGerry Hamilton
One of the least publicized, but most talented safety prospects from the Lone Star State in the 2011 class is LeShundrick Morrison (Dallas/Bryan Adams). The 5-foot-11, 180-pound first team all-district selection has been on the radar for in-state sch...Blog | Conversation | April 16, 2010
Reed to visit Texas A&MGerry Hamilton
Defensive end Cedric Reed (Cleveland, Texas/Cleveland) will be in College Station to take in the Texas A&M spring game this weekend. The 6-foot-5, 255-pound defensive end, tight end and three time all-district basketball star has been on the campuses...Blog | Conversation | April 15, 2010
DE Evans has three offersGerry Hamilton
Defensive end Kendred Evans (Grand Prairie, Texas/South Grand Prairie) is one of a number of rising juniors on the defensive line in the Southwest region. The 6-foot-5, 215-pounder has three offers on the table with many more expected. "Arkansas, Io...Blog | Conversation | April 13, 2010
Washington impressed with Texas TechGerry Hamilton
Junior athlete DeAndre Washington (Missouri City, Texas/Thurgood Marshall) picked up his fourth offer on Saturday during a visit to Texas Tech. The 5-foot-8, 180-pound quick-running back and return man picked up the offer from Red Raiders head coach ...Blog | Conversation | March 29, 2010
Reed lands two more offersGerry Hamilton
Chalk up two more offers for ESPNU 150 Watch List defensive end Cedric Reed (Cleveland, Texas/Cleveland). Minnesota offered on Wednesday and Rice offered last week putting the 6-foot-5, 253-pounder over 15 offers. The Gophers and Owls join Texas, B...Blog | Conversation | March 11, 2010
Louisville offers Watch List ATH DiggsGerry Hamilton
ESPNU 150 Watch List athlete Quandre Diggs (Angleton, Texas/Angleton) is up to 24 offers after a Big East offer on Monday. Louisville is the latest program to join the race for the 5-foot-9, 188-pound Under Armour All-American quarterback, safety and...Blog | Conversation | March 09, 2010
Louisville offers Missouri RBGerry Hamilton
Junior running back Darrian Miller (Blue Springs, Mo./Blue Springs) picked up his sixth offer on Tuesday. Louisville is the latest to extend a scholarship offer to the 5-foot-10, 193-pound back. The Cardinals join Iowa, Kansas State, Kansas Wisconsin...Blog | Conversation | March 03, 2010
Kansas offers speedy WR PattonGerry Hamilton
Junior receiver and return man Shevin Patton (Oklahoma City/Millwood) picked up his second offer on Monday. Kansas joins Tulsa in offering the 5-foot-11, 170-pound speedster. Nebraska, Arizona and Oregon are among the other schools showing interest. ...Blog | Conversation | March 02, 2010
Irish become Hughes' 15th offerGerry Hamilton
ESPNU 150 Watch List and 2011 Under Armour All-American Nathan Hughes (Spring, Texas/Klein Oak) picked up another offer from a national power on Thursday. Notre Dame is the latest program to extend an offer to the 6-foot-5, 245-pound defensive end. ...Blog | Conversation | February 26, 2010
Alabama, Tennessee latest to offer DiggsGerry Hamilton
ESPNU 150 Watch List athlete Quandre Diggs (Angleton, Texas/Angleton) is up to 23 offers after a pair of SEC powers extended offers on Wednesday. National champion Alabama and Tennessee joined the race for the 5-foot-9, 188-pound quarterback, safety ...Blog | Conversation | February 25, 2010
Johnson impresses at UA Miami combineGerry Hamilton
One of the most impressive linebackers at the Under Armour combine in Davie, Fla. on Sunday was Conrad Johnson (Fort Lauderdale, Fla./Dillard). Not only did the 5-foot-9, 209-pounder put together a terrific day of testing, he showed great lateral qui...Blog | Conversation | February 23, 2010
Missouri RB Miller picks up Big Ten offersGerry Hamilton
Junior running back Darrian Miller (Blue Springs, Mo./Blue Springs) picked up his fourth and fifth offer on Tuesday. Wisconsin and Minnesota are the latest to offer the 5-foot-10, 193-pound back joining Iowa, Kansas State and Kansas. "Minnesota offe...Blog | Conversation | February 18, 2010
Texas Tech latest to offer Houston area TE StevensonGerry Hamilton
Max Stevenson (Spring, Texas/Klein Oak) picked his fourth offer on Saturday. On a junior day visit to Texas Tech, Red Raiders head coach Tommy Tuberville extended an offer to the 6-foot-5.5, 223-pound tight end prospect. The Red Raiders join Cali...Blog | Conversation | February 15, 2010


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I was thinking about making my 1000 post something of substance...but then really didn't feel it today...so I thought I'd just go with the "it's my 1000th post" and leave it at that. Then what do my eyes pick up all the way across the bar when the Titans are up with the 52nd pick? No, it couldn't be...I ran closer to the TV, almost knocking over 2lbs of barrio queso so I could see, but it cleared the screen before I could get close enough. Damn...did I really see what I thought I just saw???? I asked everyone I was around, but nobody saw it. I knew I had recorded it at home, so when I got back a little while ago, I forwarded it to the Titans pick, the 52nd pick of the 2012 draft, and there it is!!!! Like a gift from the gods...I am provided with this glorious opportunity for my 1000th post, handed right to me. Ladies and gentelmen I give you one of Satan's worst nightmares. Eddie George was an Oiler/Texan from 1996-2003! http://inlinethumb51.webshots.com/50...425x425Q85.jpg Well, that's my 1000th...I haven't posted a ton over the year I've been here, but this one was sweet for me.
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Damn it, the picture was there a minute ago!
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I'm so confused...
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you'll get there mate
edit: you got there!
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Ohhh. lol
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This village is known as ''one of the most beautiful in France'', and the label is well-deserved. Standing at the foot of the Rhune, Sare is a major prehistoric site and has carefully preserved its Basque authenticity through its large pelota court, shaded streets and fine church with wooden galleries. Known for its festivities, its inhabitants' love of tradition and for its gastronomy, Sare is also one of the liveliest towns in the Basque country.
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This fine farmhouse in the Labourd region, built in the 17C by a shipowner, offers an insight into the daily life of a wealthy Basque family. Note the comfortable interior, the straight staircase (as it is on board ship), the kitchen and its bread ov..
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Bourg F - 64310 Sare
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The Lastiry Hotel is situated on the place of the village of Sare, classified one of the most beautiful villages of France, in the heart of the French Basque country. The hotel is housed in a 17th century house and was completely renovated in 2008 w..
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nurses dating nurses?
- 0Jul 29, '10 by rnskirandom question, thought it would be fun since i'm a n00b to this site:
any nurses here dating another nurse?
if so, are you happy or finding it frustrating at times?
if not, would you?
- 1Aug 5, '10 by Nightingale11I would.....think about it all the time.
- 11Aug 5, '10 by canesdukegirl, BSN GuideYou know, it's funny that you asked this. I used to be married to someone who was not in the medical field. I found myself frustrated (pretty often) that he could not understand both the hardships and the victories that I had as a nurse. We eventually divorced for numerous reasons, and when I was ready to date, I went out with a man that was an EMT. It was SOOO refreshing to share my stories with him, and he TOTALLY understood where I was coming from. We dated for a few years before we got married 2 weeks ago. We had a few bumps in the road while we were dating, and after many days of soul searching when we were apart, I thought that one of the most important things to me was that he could understand my work and how important it was to me. At that point, I knew that I could never date anyone outside of the medical field. We work in the same facility now and he knows the surgeons I work with. This alone makes our bond stronger, solely because he can empathize with me, give me pointers on how to handle certain precarious situations, and give me support when I need to vent. I could never do this with someone that doesn't understand what I do in my profession. I tend to identify myself by my profession, and I needed someone who understood me and where I was coming from. It just CLICKED.
I am personally all for it. I think it creates a special bond. You can vent, and you don't have to explain yourself. It worked for me. Just my opinion though.
- 9Aug 5, '10 by wezzie, RNI'd love to. I think it'd be great to able to share such a huge part of your life together. Help support each other, help each other grow. Be wonderful to have that understanding with a partner.
Maybe there should be a forum here for single nurses to meet other single nurses.. although I'm sure women would outnumber men 10 to 1 or more .. hmmmmmm.. good to be a single male nurse..
- 2Aug 6, '10 by Nightingale11hahahaha is that the only plus? ]
I think it would definitely be cool to have a single nurses forum. I hope my future husband, wherever he may be is a nurse!!
- 0Aug 9, '10 by eriksolnI found dating/being married to another nurse annoying as all heck. It made leaving work at work so much harder. It was nice at first to discuss this and that about our jobs, compare notes on what things were like for each other. In the end though, it made having a "day off" almost impossible.
If one of us was off, and the other worked.......the one working (Murphy's law) would ALWAYS have a bad day and come with a severe need to vent. Which, is fine. But, when it's almost every day you have off, you get kinda tired of it. It dampens your days off, makes enjoying yourself and removing yourself from the workplace difficult.
So, eventually, with both of us feeling this way (that our days off were not as fun), we stopped talking about work. So, the end result was we didn't feel like we could vent to each other about stuff that happened that night.
Plus you throw in there the fact that nursing schedules tend to be so random.......if you both don't have the same weekend off, you can go FOREVER without seeing each other. Its a mojor pain. Also throw in there the fact that you both work holidays and you have a whole new set of problems. One partner's unit wants them to work T-day and have Christmas off, the other partner's unit needs them for Christmas and New Year's but not T-day blah blah. When we travel nursed, we at one point had a month and a half period where we literally had 2 (yes, TWO) common days off.
- 0Aug 13, '10 by rnskithanks for sharing your stories! keep em comin.
i'm a nurse dating a nurse right now, we've been together for about 7 months now so it's still a pretty young relationship. he's great and it's nice to be able to understand each other profession-wise. i don't have a job yet and he does, so he tells me all his great stories about work and vents when he needs to (we're both fairly new nurses). sometimes though, i feel like he puts his degree and job over my degree and lack of a job because he graduated first and got a job before me. it's all in teasing form of course, but he does it ever so often that it makes me think that he feels like he is the better nurse. don't get me wrong, he IS a great nurse. i guess that's just my fear...competition in the workforce will be a con in our relationship once i do get a job.
i'm sorry to hear that eriksoln, i didn't even take that into consideration! different days off and constantly venting can be tough. hopefully all is well with the two of you!


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In this edition, I speak with Shayne Wissler, the author of "Reason and Liberty" and "For Individual Rights" . We discuss why using reason to achieve a consistent philosophy is important to the advancement of the ideas of liberty.
I feel the ideas discussed in this podcast are very important. It is essential to the advancement of any serious movement that it be grounded in a consistent philosophy. That doesn't mean that philosophy should not evolve – in fact, it must evolve as new understandings and truths emerge, but they will only emerge if we engage in serious conversation and debate.
We must not just list a series of prescriptions to solve the world's ills. We must always ask "why?", and be able to provide that answer to others.
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Deezer, the Paris-based music streaming service that competes against the likes of Spotify and Rdio, is switching up its game in the battle for more differentiation, more users and a higher profile in the U.S. It has acquired Stitcher, the San Francisco-based aggregator of podcasts and talk radio programming. Stitcher has amassed a catalog of 35,000 radio shows and podcasts, including eight… Read More
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Facebook Adds Shazam-Style Audio Recognition To Help You Automatically Tag Posts With TV Shows And Songs
Facebook has a new weapon in the battle against Twitter to host lucrative conversations about media. A Shazam-esque opt-in feature coming to the iOS and Android status composer can activate your phone's microphone, recognize a TV show you're watching or song you're listening to, and tag it in your News Feed post. Friends can then listen to a 30-second preview of songs or see… Read More
Shazam Pulls The Plug On UK Spotify Users
Just over a week ago, Shazam updated the free version of its mobile apps for iOS and Android so that users in the UK (and Germany, Mexico and Brazil, as it happens) could now open and play tracks that have been identified and 'tagged' by the app, in music streaming service Deezer. What wasn't made explicit at the time, however, is this was at the expense of support for… Read More
Following Spotify, Deezer Goes Freemium On Mobile
Music streaming startup Deezer just revamped its free offering across the board in order to become more competitive with Spotify, Rdio and others. Mobile users will now be able to listen to smart radios for free. Like on the web, your music will be interrupted by audio ads every now and then. The company also dropped its listening cap of 10 hours per month on all platforms. Deezer presented a… Read More
Deezer Will Launch In The U.S. Next Year And Fight Head-To-Head With Music Streaming Giants
Already available in hundreds of countries, French startup Deezer finally announced that the music streaming service will become available to American users in 2014. "The launch date is not final yet. But 2014 will be an American year for us," co-founder and CTO Daniel Marhely told the news agency AFP. Read More
Nipping At Spotify, Deezer Passes 5M Paying Subs, Adds 'Hear This' And 'Explore' For Music Discovery, Unveils New Mac App
Spotify may be the world's biggest music streaming company, but rival Deezer is inching closer to its terrain: today the company revealed that it now has 5 million paying users globally and 30 million tracks on its platform; and taking a page from Spotify's playbook, it also took the covers off two new discovery features to improve engagement on the platform. Going one step… Read More
Foursquare Tunes Into International Growth, Inks Live Music Check-In Deal With Deezer To Promote Paid Subs
As Foursquare focuses on the question of growing revenue, it has been slowly turning its game-style mobile check-in app into a platform to support location-based advertising and marketing. That strategy got an international fillip today in a new deal with music streaming service Deezer: people who use the app in the 15 of the 182 countries where Deezer is active, to check in to live music… Read More
Spotify May Need To Be More 'Asian' To Dominate Region
Asia's fragmented music fanbase and subscription habits may stand between Spotify and its total domination of the region, or at least so its competitors hope. The music streaming service recently launched in the Asian countries of Singapore, Malaysia and Hong Kong. When we spoke to Spotify's head of new markets in Asia-Pacific, Sriram Krishnan, he was evasive on how extensive… Read More
To Boost Music Subs, Deezer Turns On Affiliate Deals, Gaming APIs, And (Ahead Of Spotify) 3rd Party Apps On Mobile
Music streaming may not be making much money right now, but that's not stopping music streaming hopefuls from trying. The latest development comes from Deezer, which is announcing a series of new services based around its APIs to drive more users to its service. They include an affiliate marketing program; more social and gaming integration; and the ability to port apps made for the… Read More
Deezer Takes On Spotify With Expansions In Middle East, Africa, Brazil And Asia
Deezer, the music streaming service which raised $130 million this fall to expand its business internationally, is today making good on those ambitions with launches in twenty-two new regions across the Middle East, Asia, Africa and Brazil. Included in the rollout are the Republic of Korea, Taiwan and the United Arab Emirates, among others. The company is also touting its claim to fame as… Read More
WiMP Takes The Music Streaming Fight To Deezer In… Poland
WiMP, the Norwegian music streaming service owned by Aspiro, has announced that it is expanding into Poland, stepping on the toes of European competitor Deezer, the other major player operating in the country. The move also sees WiMP set up a local office in Warsaw, while (impressively) the company has recruited ex-Head of Digital at Universal Music Polska, Adrian Ciepichal, as Polish… Read More
European Cozy Up: Songkick Chosen To Power Deezer's Concert Recommendations
I always get a warm and fuzzy feeling when two European tech companies cozy up. To that end, TechCrunch has learned that Deezer, the music streaming service which announced ambitious plans for growth today (off the back of a new $130 million funding round), has chosen the U.K. startup Songkick to power its concert recommendations. Read More
Deezer Pulls Back Curtain On Growth Strategy: Adds 76 More Countries, Free Version, Social Features
Armed with a fresh $130 million in funding from Warner Music owner Access Industries and Idinvest, music streaming company Deezer has this morning revealed more details on what it plans to do with that cash. The short version is as follows: Push on with Rest Of The World (ROW) domination — launching in 76 additional countries throughout Africa, the Middle East and Asia — as the… Read More
Deezer's CEO Axel Dauchez On Cracking Into The U.S. And Why It's Not Just Another Spotify
Deezer, the web-based music streaming company that has just picked up $130 million in funding from Warner Music owner Access Industries and Idinvest, is gearing up for another announcement on Wednesday. There, it will lay out more details about what it plans to do with the cash injection — the largest ever for a French startup — and, we have heard, unveil a new user interface and… Read More
French Music Startup Deezer Gets $130M Fourth Round, Led By Warner Music Group's Owner Access Industries
In France, it is the biggest startup funding round ever. Warner Music Group's owner Access Industries and previous investor Idinvest are investing €100 million ($130 Million) into music streaming startup Deezer. €25 million ($32.6 million) will be used to buy out previous shares. Orange previously had 11 percent of the company and toyed with the idea of an acquisition. As it is… Read More
European Music Streaming Service Deezer Heads to Asia; Partners With Telco dTac In Thailand
European music streaming service Deezer is expanding to Asia. It's announced that it will roll out in Thailand this week, with Singapore and Malaysia to follow shortly. In addition, Indonesia and the Philippines are expected "within the coming weeks". Of note, its Thailand launch is in partnership with dTac, one of the region's leading telecommunications operators. Read More
Better Late Than Never: Deezer Releases APIs To Court Developers In Latest Bid To Catch Up To Spotify
Music streaming provider Deezer is one of the bigger (and older — it's been around since 2006) services of its kind, with some 20 million registered users in 48 territories, and 15 million tracks in its catalog — but it has failed to capture mindshare in quite the same way as rival Spotify; and some might argue that this will make it harder in the long run for Deezer to keep… Read More
Deezer Launches Offline Browser Mode To Catch Up With Spotify
Deezer came out well before Spotify appeared on the horizon – 2007 in fact – to disrupt the streaming music space, but it faces a problem. Spotify has sucked up a lot of air despite having less registered users, 15 million to Deezer's 20 million. The again Deezer has 1.5 million paying subscribers when Spotify is over 3 million right now. What do they do next? Deezer is… Read More
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Silicon Valley is famously, and rightly, proud of its place as the spiritual home for startups. And it has an inspiring and awesome track record that's tough to beat. However, as the recent Le Web conference proved, European tech hubs like London, Berlin and more recently Paris, can now also lay claim to breeding world-class entrepreneurs. There's a sense that Europe is finally… Read More