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BERLIN, Oct. 5, 2006 (PRIMEZONE) -- Jerini AG (FSE:JI4) announced today that Dr. Jochen Knolle, Chief Scientific Officer and Head of R&D at Jerini, and Dr. Adi Hoess, Chief Commercial Officer at Jerini, along with hereditary angioedema (HAE) medical specialists Dr. Werner Aberer (Graz, Austria), Dr. Marco Cicardi (Milan, Italy), and Michel Raguet (HAE patient organization in France) will hold a press conference on October 6, 2006, at 10:00 a.m. (EEST) in Rhodes, Greece. The press conference will give an overview of the genetic disease HAE and outline top line results of Jerini's recently completed Phase III clinical trials of Icatibant in the treatment of HAE.
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Jerini is a pharmaceutical company based in Berlin, Germany, focusing on the discovery, development, and commercialization of novel peptide-based drugs. The company pursues disease indications which have limited or no treatment options and has built a drug pipeline composed of its own programs, as well as others in collaboration with partners. Jerini recently reported positive Phase III clinical results of Icatibant in the subcutaneous treatment of hereditary angioedema and plans to begin filing for marketing approval year-end 2006, with product launch in 2007. Based on its technology platform, Jerini has also established several in-house development programs, which address indications within ophthalmology, oncology, and inflammatory therapeutic areas. The most advanced of these programs targets age-related macular degeneration (AMD), the leading cause of vision loss and blindness in people over the age of 55 in developed countries, and is scheduled to begin clinical testing in the first half of 2007.
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FOXYLADYOHYA NOT ONLY GOOD FOR YOU BUT GOOD Snacks
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Incredible! 5.0/5
(7 ratings)
Submitted by NVR2HEALTHY Carbs: 12.1g | Fat: 11.4g | Fiber: 3.7g | Protein: 6.5g | Calories: 167.2
Very Good 4.3/5
(13 ratings)
These are a great alternative when you need the crunch factor!! Taste like Lay's chips! Submitted by DAIZEEFLI Carbs: 29.7g | Fat: 4.7g | Fiber: 3.7g | Protein: 3.4g | Calories: 170.7
Very Good 4.3/5
(84 ratings)
This recipe can serve as a tasty snack or lite lunch. Submitted by TURTAPOE Carbs: 20g | Fat: 3.3g | Fiber: 1.5g | Protein: 4.5g | Calories: 125
This good-for-you treat is filling and sweet! Carbs: 18.7g | Fat: 5g | Fiber: 2.1g | Protein: 2.1g | Calories: 114.8
Very Good 4.4/5
(105 ratings)
A fun party finger food! Submitted by RUNNELLERRUN Carbs: 20.3g | Fat: 0.5g | Fiber: 0.8g | Protein: 1.1g | Calories: 83.6
Popcorn makes a great snack, but can be a little mundane. Chili, garlic, and cumin give this popcorn a kick! Carbs: 6.7g | Fat: 1.9g | Fiber: 1.5g | Protein: 1.1g | Calories: 45.7
We cut the grease and used reduced-fat string cheese to re-create a pub favorite. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 15.1g | Fat: 2.8g | Fiber: 0.6g | Protein: 15.4g | Calories: 145.2
Good 3.6/5
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High protein, low fat, very high taste! Carbs: 26.5g | Fat: 3.5g | Fiber: 15.2g | Protein: 17.6g | Calories: 154.8
These are addictive. They're sweet, salty, spicy, and crunchy. Cut back on the sriracha/chili flakes to tame these fiery nuts. Use smoked (not hot or sweet) paprika. Submitted by STEPFANIER Carbs: 16.2g | Fat: 18g | Fiber: 4.3g | Protein: 7.6g | Calories: 241.6
Strawberries are combined with tangy and sweet balsamic vinegar and creamy ricotta in this quick and simple dessert. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 23g | Fat: 5.2g | Fiber: 2.1g | Protein: 7.6g | Calories: 157
A tasty variation on the traditional popper. My hubby likes these for superbowl sunday. You can also vary the recipe by adding 2 -4 T fat free sharp cheddar shreds to the cream cheese mixture. Also you can use panko crumbs for a crispier coating. Make these at least once before serving to company, as it takes a knack to get them to come out nice looking. Submitted by KEEYAHWE Carbs: 5g | Fat: 0.4g | Fiber: 0.6g | Protein: 3.2g | Calories: 36.6
Good 3.9/5
(11 ratings)
Delicious Low Calorie Snack Submitted by SNOWDIONNE Carbs: 32.8g | Fat: 0.7g | Fiber: 3.9g | Protein: 1.4g | Calories: 128.1
Very Good 4.6/5
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Low calorie snack the kids will enjoy Submitted by BABYPHAT24 Carbs: 13.1g | Fat: 1.9g | Fiber: 3.3g | Protein: 1.6g | Calories: 60.6
Very Good 4.8/5
(4 ratings)
This yummy and low calorie snack is perfect if your craving a sweet treat! Submitted by LINDSX22 Carbs: 14.5g | Fat: 2.7g | Fiber: 0.4g | Protein: 1g | Calories: 84.2
Banana ppsicles with a delicious chocolate-peanut butter coating are a perfect low-cal snack! Submitted by XKRISS6X Carbs: 10.3g | Fat: 2.5g | Fiber: 1.4g | Protein: 1.4g | Calories: 62.9
A simple, low-calorie dessert with just 4 ingredients! Submitted by KRISKOVA Carbs: 31.3g | Fat: 2.2g | Fiber: 1.9g | Protein: 2.1g | Calories: 143.4
Very Good 4.1/5
(24 ratings)
Carbs: 27.9g | Fat: 4g | Fiber: 1.2g | Protein: 1g | Calories: 146
Very Good 4.9/5
(9 ratings)
Submitted by TDUFOUR Carbs: 27g | Fat: 6.7g | Fiber: 1.3g | Protein: 2.5g | Calories: 164.1
Very Good 4.5/5
(36 ratings)
Healthier twist on rice krispie treats Submitted by KRICKETGIRL Carbs: 22.9g | Fat: 1.7g | Fiber: 3.3g | Protein: 4.6g | Calories: 109.2
You'll never believe these sweet and crunchy chips were made in the microwave. They'll become your new favorite savory snack. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 7.9g | Fat: 0.1g | Fiber: 1g | Protein: 0.5g | Calories: 34.4


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Why use iteration instead of VBA macro? Why use iteration instead of VBA macro? Some MS Excel users annoyed by the warning of the existing macro like this: They may disable the macro but the program will not work. They are never sure whether the worksheet contains viruses or not. This is quite big dilemma for people who do not like to take risk. Is there any way to make a program in Excel with iteration (similar to While Loop or For Next) without Macro? Yes, MS Excel iteration can do great job of For-Next Loop for you with no programming at all (actually you may need programming in spreadsheet, but without the macro). Using Microsoft Excel, you can iterate without VBA macro. Thus, your users do not need to worry about the annoying warning about viruses. This MS Excel iteration is one of great tool if you know how to use circular reference for your benefit How to use iteration in MS Excel? The key idea on how to use MS excel iteration is to make a circular link in the spreadsheet to accumulate the value and check the Iteration option in menu Tools-Options-Calculation Tab Iteration check box. Microsoft excel halt the calculation after Maximum iteration (default is 1000) or after all values in the formulas change by less than Maximum Change (default is 0.0001) between iterations. The loop is automatically bounded either by maximum iterations OR by maximum change between two consecutive iterations. To run the iteration again, you need to press F9. If you put the Calculation option as Automatic , all computation will be done as usual. If you use Calculation option as Manual, you need to press F9 every step to make the computation change. Working Example of MS Excel iteration As an example of MS iteration, let us build a simple counter program. Here is the procedure step by step 1. Type 0 in B3, and 100 in B4. Type Start in A3, End in A4 and Counter in A5. 2. In B5, type =IF(B5<B4, B5+1, B4). Its mean if the counter below 100, Ignore the warning of circular reference by click OK to message below. 3. Click menu Tools > Options > Calculation Tab. Set the calculation option to Manual , check the Iteration check box and set the Maximum iteration to 1 (see figure below) 4. The simple counter starts with 1. Press F9 function key to increase the counter one at a time until 100 The iteration works very well and the counter can do the job manually. Every time user needs to increase the counter, he or she needs to press F9. To press F9 100 times manually, however, is not a good job for our users. Can we automate the iteration? Yes, you can automate the iteration by setting Calculation option to Automatic and maximum iteration to 100 or 1000 . This counter, however, still have one problem. If you want to change the initial value of the iteration, you need to type the formula again every time you want to compute. Otherwise, it will use the computed value as the initial value. Some initial value may produce unstable result and #NUM as error in computation. It is quite annoying to retype (or paste) manually the formula again to correct the mistake. How do we restart the counter back to zero and avoid those initial value problems? 1. Continue our counter above, Delete to Start in D3. Put special color to the font and cell to distinguish it as a control button 2. Type additional If-Then rule in B5 becomes =IF(D3="",B3, IF(B5<B4,B5+1,B4) ) 3. Click menu Tools > Options > Calculation Tab. Set the calculation option to Automatic, check on the Iteration check box and set the Maximum iteration to 1000 (see figure below) 4. Every time user deletes the content of control cell D3, the counter reset to zero. If user type any letter or number in the control cell D3, the counter automatically run until reach maximum value of 100. (You may change the value of B4 to 500 and see what happen) Now you have completed the simple counter with control to reset the counter. Special note for scientific procedures: Unless you are sure, the convergence of the iteration, the results of the some iteration may be misleading. What you get as the result is the value after Maximum iteration. Another weakness of iteration: You cannot graph the value of the iteration process (use ordinary spreadsheet to do this). For example, if there is a cycle you may not see clearly whether the iteration is convergence. The spreadsheet example can be downloaded here
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May 2008 I bought a Musa Rajapuri Banana. It came in a 4 inch pot and was about a foot tall. By the end of 2008 it had grown into a nice size plant and seem to like it's new home.
By 2010 Mama had three pups and was showing no sign of bearing fruit. April of this year (2011) I pulled two of the pups and re-potted mama with one pup hoping this would redirect her energy to pushing out a flower. It's been two months since two of the pups were removed from the main plant and they are doing very well. But in the last week I have seen two more pups sprouting right next to Mama. Now I'm not sure what I should do. Let them be or pull them now? What do you think? To see photos see my blog post.... |
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The best thing you could do for it is pants it in ground or a larger container. If you are going to leave as is I would cut off the pups at soil level so you don't disturb the roots |
emmettb - Thank you. I would love to plant it in the ground but that is not an option. I do have room to pot it up. Liisa |
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Can we call them the new Miami Horns??? Yes, it will take 5 accomplished, mortal men to replace one Big Man! When Bruce Spingsteen hits the road next month, he will have a 5-piece horn section which will include Ed Mannion (Southside Johnny, Miami Horns) and Jake Clemons (Clarence's nephew) on sax, Barry Danielan (Dizzy Gillispie, Tito Puentes, Branford Marsalis, Tower of Power, Blood, Sweat & Tears) and Curt Ramm (Chic, They Might Be Giants, Seger Sessions Band) on trumpet and Clark Gayton (Lionel Hampton, McCoy Tyner, Ray Charles) on trombone. Most impressive, Boss!!!
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Ronald Yurczak Sentenced in U.S. District Cour
The United States Attorney's Office announced that during a federal court session in Missoula, on April 21, 2011, before U.S. Magistrate Judge Jeremiah C. Lynch, RONALD YURCZAK, a 46-year-old resident of Columbia Falls, appeared for sentencing. YURCZAK was sentenced to a term of:
Probation: 6 months
Special Assessment: $25
Restitution: $1,171
YURCZAK was sentenced in connection with his guilty plea to willfully damaging property of the United States.
In an Offer of Proof filed by Assistant U.S. Attorney Tara J. Elliott, the government stated it would have proved at trial the following:
On July 16, 2010, a Forest Service officer issued a citation to YURCZAK for damaging signs and latrines in and around the Lost Johnny Point campground in the Flathead National Forest. YURCZAK vandalized the signs and latrines by taking black permanent marker and writing all over them. When questioned, YURCZAK admitted the conduct to the officer.
Because there is no parole in the federal system, the "truth in sentencing" guidelines mandate that YURCZAK will likely serve all of the time imposed by the court. In the federal system, YURCZAK does have the opportunity to earn a sentence reduction for "good behavior." However, this reduction will not exceed 15% of the overall sentence.
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This beautiful 4.79 carat pink tourmaline and .44 ct. t.w. diamond necklace features a gorgeous cushion-cut tourmaline as the focal point in a beautiful halo-style design featuring round brilliant-cut diamonds. We love the glittering, bezel-set diamonds along the chain, as well. 18kt white gold necklace.
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If there is a direct correlation between average beard growth per week and playoff success, then let's just hand the cup to the Sharks right now, and get on with our summer.
One day, I will write an academic paper and reveal that correlation. It will contain charts and pie graphs, and it will forever change the standard for playoff beard growing efficiency. I will be praised as a pioneer, and every May we will look to see which team is buried in the most black–or red, as is the case with the Canucks–when we search for a champion. Betters will prosper, men's hygiene companies will flounder, and Robert Esche will make a comeback.
Until then I'll just keep searching for the latest in facial hair triumphs and failures each week as the playoffs continue.
Steven Stamkos
We begin with some promising potential that's new to the playoff beard growing game. Stamkos' effort is one that's clouded by scruff right now, and notice the timeline here. This young sapling is finally starting to sprout after nearly six weeks.
Mason Raymond
Stamkos may be taking his sweet time, but at the ripe age of 21 he gets a participation ribbon and a free pass. At least he's showing some encouraging progress, while Raymond is 25 and he easily owns the worst beard of 2011.
Logan Couture
Raymond's feeble attempt looks especially child-like next to Couture, as the 21-year-old slowly but steadily joins his other permanently grizzled Sharks teammates.
Devin Setoguchi
San Jose's legion of facial darkness continues with another youngster. Similar to Stamkos, Setoguchi took his time growing this blossoming chin strap, but his transition from pure baby-face to full face coverage is impressive. Between Couture and Setoguchi, the veteran bread-growers of the Sharks have shown some fine leadership. Speaking of which…
Joe Thornton
Last week we featured Todd Bertuzzi, one of the forefathers of playoff beard-growing. Now we pay tribute to Thornton, another elder whose thick brown brush needs minimal preparation and growing time for a long playoff run. He's fittingly picture alongside Henrik Zetterberg on the right too, who's also a highly respected member of the league's Beard Growing Council, a secret society with weekly meetings starting in mid-April.
Patrick Marleau
Marleau completes our showcase of the Sharks. The combined scruff of the San Jose forwards is bigger than Antti Niemi's GAA, so it's pretty massive.
Shea Weber
Weber's facial forest has been chronicled in two of our weekly beard updates so far, and a commenter noticed that he's starting to resemble King Leonidas. PREDATORS! PREPARE FOR GLORY!


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Jul 6, 2013 1:34 PM by Kyle Benton (Billings)
BILLINGS - The search for escaped Montana State Prison inmate Dean Randolph Jess ended in Billings on Friday when he was fatally shot by a Yellowstone County Sheriff's deputy.
Jess, 42 years old, was sentenced in 2005 to 30 years in prison after being convicted on two counts of incest and one count of failure to register as a sex or violent offender.
On Monday, July 1st, Jess escaped while on a service call for Motor Vehicle Maintenance, triggering a days-long search across the region.
On Friday, Yellowstone County Sheriff Mike Linder says that his office received a tip.
Linder said during an afternoon press briefing, "At 11:30 this morning, I received information at the Sheriff's office that the escaped convict Dean Jess from the Montana State Prison was possibly in our area."
The anonymous tipster gave the Sheriff's office a phone number, which was then traced and eventually led deputies to Walmart on Billings west end, where a deputy spotted a vehicle matching the description of a stolen Jeep Rubicon.
Linder said, "He stopped the vehicle before it left the parking lot. They had already been in touch with officers at the scene and they were able to pin the vehicle in right where they were at. They didn't want to get into a situation with a pursuit."
It was at that moment that Alicia Griggs and her mother were stopped at a red light and witnessed what happened next.
Griggs said, "We saw cops and I thought it was a car accident. We heard banging and we saw cops trying to break into the Jeep, but the windows wouldn't break."
Officers saw that Jess had a gun, which he pointed at an officer.
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Christina Hendricks at the Vivienne Westwood U.S. flagship store grand opening in Los Angeles. (March 30, 2011)
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When you think of musicians like Paul McCartney, whose career spans well over five decades, you just assume they've played at least once in every country in the world. It turns out, in the case of Sir Paul, that's not true, but he is about to cross one notable country off his list. As announced on his official website, McCartney is set to play in Seoul, South Korea on May 28th, making it the first time he has ever played in the country in his entire career. Some believe the show was inspired by a photo McCartney received from his friend Lily Cole of a street performer playing piano next to a sign that read, "Sir Paul McCartney! Please have a concert in Republic of Korea!! There are millions of fans waiting for you." With a request like that, who would say "no?" Plus, the street musician was very polite. He did say "please." One can only hope some portion of that concert is filmed, because we're positive that that crowd will be electric!


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SIM2, an Italian manufacturer of high-performance projectors, opened its second U.S. support center in Studio City, Calif., with an inaugural luncheon on July 25, 2008.
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La Roche Posay • Effaclar Active Matt moisturizer • Moisturizers
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Average Rating. | 3.5 |
Would buy this product again. | 64% |
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*TOP REVIEWER* cherryme on 10/14/2014 4:23:00 PM more reviews by cherryme
Age: 30-35 Skin: Combination, Fair Hair: Brown, Wavy, Medium Eyes: Brown
This doesn't keep me matte not even for 2 hrs. It dries my skin and makes it itchy. Dissapointed.
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Joyfalula on 1/2/2014 9:31:00 AM more reviews by Joyfalula
Age: 30-35 Skin: Very Oily, Dark Hair: Black Eyes: Black
The irony is this is both the best and WORST moisturiser I have ever used. I first came across this stuff when I received a free sample. My skin is super oily with large pores and I have searched my entire adult life for a HG moisturizer that controls oil, reduces pores and helps with blemishes. When I first tried this stuff I was really happy with the results, my skin was matt and velvety with obviously tightened pores and it managed to keep my skin shine free for much longer than anything else I have tried. So of course I rushed out to purchase a full size tube and continued using this dream product for a very long time. Sadly, I did not realize this product is full of pore-clogging ingredients and slowly but surely (over the course of about a year) I developed the worst acne I have ever experienced in my life. During that time I never realized that it was this moisturiser that was causing these painful, deep boil like pimples on my cheeks. The pimples left behind deep dark scars on my face (which I'm currently trying to reduce) and my cheeks are now dotted with "holes". Anyway, as soon as I stopped using this moisturiser my skin began clearing up significantly. I went back to it briefly because i tried a few other brands of moisturiser and found that even though I had zero breakouts I was back to the oil slick situation by lunchtime. During my brief return to Effaclar mat, the deep painful zits began resurfacing. So I have learnt my lesson the hard way and have the (hopefully not permanent) scars to show for it. The next product I'm going to try is Sebium Pore Refiner by Bioderma, I really hope it works for me! I also recently tried Avene Anti-shine regulating emulsion, which is a pretty good product (it keeps shine at bay and did not break me out), but sadly this product balled up badly when I applied my liquid foundation so not much use for a regular make up wearer like me…. And so my hunt continues for a HG moisuriser......
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anonyym on 9/26/2013 10:47:00 AM more reviews by anonyym
Age: 19-24 Skin: Very Oily, Fair, Warm Hair: Blond, Straight, Fine Eyes: Blue
This is a review of 'Effaclar Mat hydratant sebo-regulateur' :
I have really oily skin, and this moisturizer is great as a night cream for me :)
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famouscigarillo on 9/25/2013 10:17:00 AM more reviews by famouscigarillo
Age: 19-24 Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Neutral Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium Eyes: Grey
This is a great moisturizer for people with oily skin! It has a nice texture and sinks into your skin almost instantly. It has the same scent as other Effaclar products - which might bug some people, but I think the smell is mild and I quite like it. It definitely hasn't reduced the size of my pores, and I'm on my third tube - so I call bullshit on that claim.
It keeps me matte all day long (unless obviously the weather is really humid and hot).
Because I have combination skin, I only use this product in the mornings, and use a richer cream at night after using Effaclar Duo.
Overall, I love this cream. I gave it 4/5 only because of the price, which is RIDICULOUS considering the small amount of product you get (I use it once a day and it lasts me about a couple months.)
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*TOP REVIEWER* stls on 7/28/2013 7:08:00 PM more reviews by stls
Age: 25-29 Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Neutral Hair: Blond, Curly, Medium Eyes: Green
I was suspicious at first. Well, I already have two Holly Grail moisturizers, why would I want to try another one? One word: curiosity. And after 1,5 month I think it's quite nice, actually.
It does mattify my face for the most of the day. When used at night I don't wake up as an oil slick. And it makes my skin look smoother. It's lightweight and great as a base. With fair price and sleek hygienic packaging. That's the good news.
The not-so-good news is that it's only mildly moisturizing - I feel my skin tight sometimes - so I use my hydrating mask more often. The silicone-y texture was something I used to and the scent is nothing special (I confess to be a sucker for anything that smells beautifully)
I might repurchase but most probably to use it as a primer.
Edit: From 3 lippies to one. Now that I have 1/3 of the tube left I stopped using it becuse I got the Gallenic Cauterets cream and was too curious to wait. My face felt so much more comfortable and looked more clear. Then I started using Effaclar again to finish the tube and formed quite a few whiteheads on cheeks but mainly on my forehead. Quited and I was clear again. Thought it might be a coincidence and started Effaclar again. Same thing. A friend of mine had the exact same proplem but thankfully she was only using a sample. To the trash goes the rest!
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*TOP REVIEWER* Yrie on 7/8/2013 11:43:00 AM more reviews by Yrie
Age: 25-29 Skin: Combination, Fair, Neutral Hair: Blond, Straight, Fine Eyes: Blue
I like this moisturiser, but it doesn't quite do what I wanted it to do.
- It is lightweight, which makes it a good option for the warmer months.
- It's a lovely base for foundation.
- Lovely formula, easy to apply, moisturising without being heavy.
- When first applied it dries to a matte but natural finish.
- A little goes a long way.
- It doesn't keep my skin shine-free any longer than any of my other moisturisers. I have combination-oily skin, and my t-zone need blotting after a couple of hours, whether I use this or any other day cream.
I like this as a daytime moisturiser, but I bought it for its oil-absorbing properties, which don't seem to work on me. I will definitely use this up, but probably not repurchase.
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brightsonrisa on 5/18/2013 11:48:00 PM more reviews by brightsonrisa
Age: 19-24 Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Warm Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Coarse Eyes: Brown
This is a nice moisturizer, but I didn't find anything particularly special about it. I was really hoping that the mattifying properties would be a lot stronger than they are. The formula itself smells lightly of roses, which I really like, but it doesn't leave my skin any less oily or shiny. However, it does leave a nice, silky smooth base for the rest of my makeup. I'll use my tube up, but I won't repurchase.
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kissyxface on 4/16/2013 9:39:00 AM more reviews by kissyxface
Age: 25-29 Skin: Combination Hair: Black Eyes: Brown
They recently changed the packaging to a squeeze bottle/tube. Which imo, is better. This is my HG moisturizer in the summer months. Definitely makes my skin matte & helps my make up stay on longer.
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otiliaL on 1/5/2013 7:40:00 AM more reviews by otiliaL
Age: 25-29 Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium Hair: Brown Eyes: Green
I have been using this product for 2 years so far and i had a great experience with it.
It is the only moisturizer which stopped my skin shine, thing that drove me crazy over years as my forehead looked like a shiny mirror all the time. Definitely no more problem with that now. My pores are closed and no more acne,no more redness, my skin looks perfect with makeup. I love this product, best moisturizer for me ever.
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julia252 on 12/8/2012 2:01:00 PM more reviews by julia252
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Acne-prone, Medium Hair: Brown, Wavy, Medium Eyes: Black
Its a good makeup base and a mattifier however it is really NOT moistursing and doesn't do any good change on the skin.In my opinion its overpriced for what it is and will not be re-purchasing it
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I have a dwg that when I Zoom Extents, it also goes too far out.
I have tried all of the trick that typically solve this (Erasing all but the selected objects, Audit, Purge) and even stripped everything out of the drawing one thing at a time and didn't find anything. There is nothing left in the dwg and it sill does it.
The odd thing is that now when I enter Erase All, it says:
3 found
3 were filtered out
There seems to be three objects in this dwg that I cannot select/read/edit. Also, when I open the Design Center, there are a bunch of blocks (looks like tick, arrows, and some text blocks) that I can't get rid of.
This is not a dwg that I can just Wblock and create a new file, because there are many database connection, custom visual settings, layouts, etc. that I don't have the time to recreate.
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you have 3 non-graphical entities in the modelspace:
MAPBULKFEATURE, MAPGISLABES, MAPGISLAYERBITMAP ... these are all Map3D-objects and yes, you are right, you can't delete them with _ERASE.
What you can do:
save this drawing as DXF file
open the DXF file with an ascii-editor (e.g. Notepad++, Notepad would also be possible, but a little bit slow)
search for the part:
And start erasing at the red marked lines up to this part:
100 AcMapGisLayerBitmap 70 1 0 CIRCLE 5 22DC03 330 17 100
then save the file and open it with AutoCAD. ==> now ZoomExtents works.
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alfred.neswadba wrote:start erasing at the red marked lines up to this part:
I love this Cad "surgery", Herr Alfred.. Wuenderbar!
and getting your answer (thank you) I saw that the formating of the red part of the DXF (the lines to be erased) where reformatted in a way that is wrong, sorry for that! (and now I can't modify that ;( )
Please compare the lines between your DXF and my attachment!
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This worked great on the stripped down dwg, but the original with all of its complexity is causing problems when trying to reopen the .dxf in CAD. It keeps crashing.
When I save the dwg to a dxf, I got it to open it before I edited it. If I try to open it after making your changes, CAD shuts down.
I am trying to edit the dxf with Notepad, is there something better to use?
>> I am trying to edit the dxf with Notepad, is there something better to use?
As mentioned, Notepad is not built for large files, try Notepad++ instead, downloadable >>>here<<<
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Milford, MA 01757
At Community Pediatrics of Milford, we specialize in the care of children from birth to the age of eighteen. The mission of our entire staff is to know your child personally and to build a strong relationship with your whole family. The care that we give in this office includes well-child care, preventive medicine and the treatment of acute illnesses. Well-child care encompasses regular physical exams, immunizations and monitors your child's growth and development.
During routine office visits, you are free to discuss your concerns about nutrition, behavior, safety, school performance or other issues. Ideally, well-child care begins with a visit to our office during your pregnancy; however, we welcome first-time visits from children and adolescents of all ages.
Adolescent Care
Adolescence can sometimes be a time filled with unique health concerns and challenges. Teenagers who come to Community Pediatrics of Milford will feel comfortable knowing that our staff care about them and understand their special concerns. Robin Brooke, MSN, C-FNP has received specialized training in adolescent medicine. She offers a comprehensive and confidential program of adolescent health care in a "teen-friendly" setting.
Meet the Practice
Choosing a pediatrician for your new baby is an important decision and should be made before your child's birth. To help you with this choice, we conduct a monthly "Meet the Practice" session each month. Soon-to-be parents can come to informally meet one of our practitioners and our office staff and ask questions. Call us to find out about our next "Meet the Practice."
Office Hours
Appointments may be scheduled Monday - Wednesday, 8:30 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. and Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 pm. Please note that while our office may be open early for patient visits, our phones may be covered by our answering service before 8:15 a.m. and after 4:30 p.m.
Our office is closed on holidays.
Scheduling an Appointment
You can schedule an appointment by calling 508-634-7333 during regular office hours. If you need to cancel or reschedule an appointment, please give us 24 hours notice so that we may schedule that time with another patient. If we do not receive notification, a no-show charge may be billed to your account.
Urgent Care, After Hours, and Emergencies
We encourage our parents and patients to call during office hours so that we have access to your child's medical record. We are, however, available after hours for emergency calls and can be reached by calling 508-634-7333. At Community Pediatrics of Milford, we also have Sunday urgent hours provided by the on-call physician. You must call the on-call provider and they will determine if the patient needs to be evaluated in the office. In a life-threatening emergency, call 911 immediately.
Prescription Refills
To renew your child's prescription, call our office during regular office hours. Refills take 48 hours to process. Sometimes a prescription refill request appears simple, but may require an examination or new instructions. In these cases, we may request that a doctor see your child before we renew the prescription. (If you need to renew your child's prescription for Ritalin or Adderal, please call at least seventy-two hours in advance.)
When your child needs to see a specialist and your insurance requires a referral from your pediatrician, please call our office at least 48 hours before the appointment with the specialist. This will allow us sufficient time to process the referral.
We are providers for most medical insurance plans. Because there are a wide variety of insurance options, please contact your insurance company directly to make sure your doctor accepts your plan.
If you are insured, please remember to bring your insurance card with you when you visit our office. We must validate your insurance at each visit. Your co-payment is due at the time of your visit. We accept cash, check, Mastercard, Visa, Discover and American Express.
Hospital Affiliations
Our primary hospital is Milford Regional Medical Center. We refer to other area specialty hospitals as needed.
The Tri-County Medical Network of Doctors
Community Pediatrics of Milford is a Tri-County Medical Associates facility. Tri-County Medical is a physicians' practice group serving the healthcare needs of residents within MetroWest and the Blackstone Valley. Our physicians, physician assistants and nurse practitioners practice primary and specialty medicine in office locations within Bellingham, Franklin, Hopkinton, Medway, Mendon, Milford and Whitinsville. For a free guide to our many fine healthcare providers, please call 508-473-1480.


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Bentley Crandell had two touchdowns to lead visiting Skyline to a 40-7 victory over host-Kingman, Friday, making Angelo Paffumi a winner in his first game as a head coach.
Crandell scored on touchdowns on a 47-yard reception and 44-yard run, as the Coyotes (1-0) ran wild on the Bulldogs, notching 276 yards on 38 carries.
Paffumi, who previously served as an assistant coach at Desert Ridge and Gilbert, had to be pleased with his team's start. Skyline jumped out to a 14-0 lead in the first quarter and never looked back, leading 22-0 at the half.
Campo Verde 41, Apache Junction 6: Campo Verde's Marquon Claiborn jump started the Coyote defense, picking off the first of four interceptions, taking it in for the score to lead Campo Verde to a 41-6 rout of visiting Apache Junction (0-1). The Coyotes (1-0) defense also recovered a fumble to finish with five forced turnovers on the night. Offensively, Campo Verde rushed for 221 yards, led by Lorenzo Sanchez's 80 yards and two touchdowns. Devante Spears tallied 70 yards on the ground and Luke Pineda rushed for 54 yards and a touchdown. Erick Belcher did his part as he took a kickoff back for an 89-yard touchdown.
Higley 53, Carl Hayden 6: Led by Thomas Bush's 200 yards rushing on 31 carries, Higley racked up 344 yards rushing to defeat host Carl Hayden. Knights quarterback Mythias Young only passed six times but completed four for 25 yards and a touchdown. He did a lot of damage with his legs, rushing 12 times for 116 yards. The Higley defense wasn't too bad, either, as the Knights (1-0) recorded four turnovers - including two interceptions - and a fumble recovery for a touchdown by Tristan DaCosta. A 95-yard interception return for a touchdown by Kyron Cardwell rounded out the scoring.
Poston Butte 34, Flagstaff 0: After turning the ball over a couple times early, Poston Butte's defense scored a touchdown early in the second half to ignite the Broncos' (1-0) offense in the win over visiting Flagstaff.
Gilbert Christian 36, Salt River 18: Trey Gass threw for two touchdowns, including one to Trey Still, who also rushed for one to pace Gilbert Christian to a 36-18 win over Salt River. Still accumulated over 125 all-purpose yards on the night for the Knights (1-0).
Tempe Prep 53, Bourgade Catholic 18: Tempe Prep's Forest Redlin rushed for three touchdowns as the Knights ran rough shot over host Bourgade Catholic 53-18. Jake Hartzler and Anthony Brittain each added two touchdowns of their own for Tempe Prep (1-0), while teammate David Shumate added another.
Arcadia 27, Coronado 0: Coronado turned the ball over three times, allowing Arcadia to jump out to an early lead which the Titans rode to a 27-0 shutout of the Dons. After falling behind 14-0 in the first half, Coronado (0-1) was driving to start the third quarter, but an errant pass found the hands of an Arcadia defender who took it the length of the field to put the Titans (1-0) up 20-0 and put the game out of reach.
Higley: 0 0 0 0 -- 53
Carl Hayden: 0 0 0 0 -- 6
First Downs: Higley 14
Rushing: Higley 50-344
Passing: Higley 4-6 25
Penalties: Higley 5-27
Fumbles/lost: Higley 3-1
Skyline: 14 8 7 7 -- 40
Kingman: 0 0 0 7-- 7
First Downs: Skyline 15
Rushing: Skyline 38-276
Passing: Skyline 6-10, 161
Penalties: Skyline 4
Fumbles/lost: Skyline 2-1
Apache Junction: 0 6 0 0 -- 6
Campo Verde: 6 21 14 0 -- 41
Poston Butte 34, Flagstaff 7
Gilbert Christian 36, Salt River 18
Tempe Prep 53, Bourgade Catholic 18
Arcadia 27, Coronado 0
Pinnacle 34, Sandra Day 'O Connor 22
Boulder Creek 50, Cactus Shadows 14
San tan Foothills 41, Tombstone 6
Scottsdale Christian 24, Camp Verde 10
Queen Creek 56, Combs 0
Seton Catholic 49, Fountain Hills 0
Pima 44, Chandler Prep 12
Mesa Prep 62, Phoenix Day School for the Deaf 16
Valley Christian 41, Canyon State 21
St. Mary's 45, North 21
Horizon 32, North Canyon 0


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Prep Wrestling: Arcadia's Bowman has his sights set on state
By JAMIE BAKER
Staff Writer
CAREY — Arcadia's Jarrod Bowman remembers the disappointment of having last season end with a fifth-place finish at the district.
He's not about to settle for anything less than a trip to Columbus this season.
Bowman won his only match of the night and both of his Arcadia teammates also won their quarterfinal matches at the Division III sectional wrestling tournament at Carey Friday night.
"When we went to watch the state tournament last season. We sat in the top row of the arena and Jarrod promised me he would do everything he could to get to state next year," Arcadia wrestling coach Travis Ricker said.
Bowman seems to be right on target.
The Arcadia sophomore is hoping his pin over Van Buren's Travis Lewis in the 113-pound quarterfinals was the first of a handful of wins over the next two weekends that will ultimately earn him a spot in the OHSAA state tournament.
"It was tough last year, a real disappointment to be so close and then not to make it to state," Bowman said.
"I've wrestled pretty well this season. We've been training really hard in practice. There's only a few weeks left in the season and the goal is in sight."
Bowman, a returning sectional champ, will be looking to win very good 113-pound weight class at Carey with several other state tournament contenders.
Liberty-Benton's Tyler Sarreshteh (24-5) wrestles Riverdale's Kolten Martin (38-9) and Bowman has a tough customer in Upper Sandusky Carson Mengerink (33-5) to complete the 113-pound semifinal match ups.
But it's been a battle of attrition at Arcadia this season.
The team had 15 wrestlers sign up and eight or nine start the season. The number of Arcadia wrestlers dwindled one by one and Ricker entered just three wrestlers at the sectional.
But all three Redskins that have stuck it out are having plenty of success.
Jarrod Bowman, a returning sectional champ, is 33-2. Freshman Tristian Love (22-11) and junior Trevor Bowman (22-5) also advanced to the semifinals for the Redskins at 106 and 120 pounds respectively.
"There's only a few of them but they've been really intense in practice. I had to break up a few fights they were going at it so hard," Ricker said.
"These are the guys that want to be here. They all have big goals they want to achieve before the season is over."
As expected, Upper Sandusky has the lead heading into the second way of the tournament.
The Rams advanced nine wrestlers to Saturday's 10 a.m. semifinal round and lead second-place Van Buren 55-33½.
Saturday's finals will begin one hour after the conclusion of the fifth-place matches at approximately 3 p.m.
The top four wrestlers in each weight class at the Carey Sectional earn a trip to next week's Division III district tournament at Bowling Green State University.
Team Standings
1, Upper Sandusky 55. 2, Van Buren 33½. 3, Riverdale 32½. 4, Carey 25. 6, Hopewell-Loudon 20. 7, Fostoria 18½. 8, Arcadia 17. 9, Mohawk 16. 10, Fremont St. Joseph 12. 11, Liberty-Benton 9. 12, Cory-Rawson 8. 13, Bucyrus 4. 14, Fostoria St. Wendelin, McComb & Tiffin Calvert 0.
Semifinal Pairings
106 — Dyer (US) 34-3 vs. Corey (VB) 15-17; Love (Arc) 22-11 vs. Swartzmiller (H-L) 25-8.
113 — Sarreshteh (L-B) 24-5 vs. Martin (Riv) 38-9; J. Bowman (Arc) 33-2 vs. Mengerink (US) 34-5.
120 — Matheny (Riv) 42-3 vs. T. Bowman (Arc) 22-5; Vitt (H-L) 27-9 vs. Leonard (Fos) 29-11.
126 — Smith (C-R) 27-6 vs. Hansen (US) 30-10; Smith (Fos) 14-16 vs. Brock (H-L) 18-9.
132 — Leist (Car) 39-3 vs. Lonsway (Moh) 23-12; Sean Vasquez (FSJ) 20-12 vs. Steven Richmond (US) 20-9.
138 — Higgins (Car) 21-5 vs. Baird (Moh) 14-21; Clark (Riv) 20-11 vs. Siferd (McC) 12-5.
145 — Cantero (Fos) 22-7 vs. Myers (H-L) 22-10; Brodman (Car) 12-5 vs. Hoerig (Moh) 25-15.
152 — Kenner (US) 40-2 vs. Green (Fos) 22-16; Hartman (C-R) 28-9 vs. Knoll (Riv) 43-4.
160 — Sonnenberg (VB) 35-4 vs. Tschanen (Car) 24-13; Hrabak (H-L) 29-12 vs. Frey (US) 42-6.
170 — Reynolds (Fos) 32-4 vs. Thomas (US) 3-3; Mullholand (Car) 26-10 vs. Price (Moh) 37-4.
182 — Stansberry (Car) 36-3 vs. Whitticar (VB) 8-14; Headington (Riv) 37-10 vs. Pritchard (US) 36-5.
195 — Widman (FSJ) 17-7 vs. Atchison (VB) 21-11; Sauber (Car) 23-13 vs. Robertson (US) 26-11.
220 — Durbin (FSJ) 33-2 vs. Welker (Riv) 20-11; Oler (VB) 22-6 vs. Baker (US) 25-15.
285 — Sexton (VB) 29-7 vs. Pfeister (Riv) 29-11; Hossler (H-L) 27-6 vs. Moran (Car) 26-6.
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Dr. Laura Ahlgrim received her Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine from the University of California Davis. She went on to complete a rotating internship at VCA Veterinary Specialty Center to focus on emergency and critical care medicine. Prior to joining ACCES, she worked as lead overnight emergency clinician at a local emergency veterinary hospital. Her interests remain focused on emergency and critical care as well as anesthesia.
Dr. Ahlgrim lives in Seattle with her two cats, Pizza and Yeti, and a wonderful brindle Pitbull named Ginger. When not spending time with her pets, she enjoys hiking, backpacking, and yoga. She is also a volunteer with the Seattle Youth Garden Works.
Brianna Backlund, DVM, DACVIM completed her residency in small animal internal medicine at Texas A & M University College of Veterinary Medicine and her internship at Virginia-Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine. Originally hailing from Anacortes, Washington, Dr. Backlund received her DVM degree from Washington State University in 2006. Prior to joining ACCES in 2012, she worked in private practice at a large referral hospital in Connecticut.
Dr. Backlund is available for consultation and management of patients with complex problems such as immune mediated diseases, endocrine problems and hepatic diseases. She is a skilled endoscopist and provides bronchoscopy, rhinoscopy, and endoscopy services at our Seattle location. Dr. Backlund's interests in internal medicine include a focus on infectious and immune mediated disorders such as immune mediated hemolytic anemia, immune mediated thromocytopenia, and immune mediated polyarthritis.
Linda Barton, DVM, DACVECC received her DVM from the College of Veterinary Medicine at the University of Florida. Following an internship at the University of Pennsylvania, she worked in private veterinary practice. To further pursue her interest in emergency and critical care medicine, Dr. Barton left private practice to complete a residency in emergency and critical care at the Veterinary Institute of Trauma, Emergency and Critical Care, in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. In 1996, Dr. Barton became a Diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care. She directed the Emergency and Critical Care medicine service at The Animal Medical Center in New York for ten years before moving to Seattle to work for an area specialty and emergency center. At ACCES Renton, Dr. Barton oversees our medical team, leads our critical care and emergency services specialty service and oversees our hemodialysis service.
Liz Anne Bowman, DVM graduated from the University of California, Davis School of Veterinary Medicine in 1998. After graduation, she worked in a small animal practice for four years before pursuing her interest in emergency and critical care medicine. Dr. Bowman practiced at the Contra Costa Veterinary Emergency Center from 2002 to 2008. From 2008 to 2010, she lived in England where she was a member of the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons. Returning to Seattle in 2010, Dr. Bowman practiced emergency medicine at area specialty practices for three years before joining the ACCES team in 2013.
Beth Davidow, DVM, DACVECC is one of ACCES' owners and is the medical director for both hospitals (Seattle and Renton). Dr. Davidow graduated from the Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine after which she completed her residency at Dove Lewis Emergency Hospital in Portland, Oregon. Following completion of her residence, she worked several years at an Animal Emergency and Referral Center in Lynnwood.
In 2002, Dr. Davidow achieved Diplomate status in the American College of Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care. In addition to her work at ACCES, Dr. Davidow consults for VIN (the Veterinary Information Network), is on the board of Washington Poison Control, and is an adjunct assistant professor at Washington State University.
Dr. Davidow has a strong interest in transfusion medicine, immune mediated blood diseases, toxicology, and emergency medicine for exotic pets.
Mary Ellen Finley, DVM is a graduate the College of Veterinary Medicine and Biological Sciences at Colorado State University. Following graduation, Dr. Finley completed a small animal rotating internship at Oregon State University. After moving to the Seattle area, she worked at an animal emergency hospital for four years prior to joining ACCES in 2012. Dr. Finley has special interests in emergency surgery, pain control and wound care. She shares her home with her husband Jim, and three adopted mixed breed dogs: Ani, Jake and Howie.
David Gill, DVM graduated from the University of California, Davis School of Veterinary Medicine in 1987 and has since devoted his career to veterinary emergency medicine. Dr. Gill started at ACCES shortly after it opened in 2003. He enjoys the challenging medical aspects of emergency medicine, the constantly changing focus from one patient to the next, and being able to help both suffering animals and their families. Dr. Gill also serves on the executive board of the Washington State Veterinary Medical Association. At home, he enjoys the company of one cat, two guinea pigs, 12 hens and three dogs; a Labrador, a Doberman mix and a Pitbull.
Beth Guerra, DVM graduated from the College of Veterinary Medicine at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign in 2001. After graduation, Dr. Guerra worked in a day practice in Chicago before moving to Seattle in 2003. She worked at the Alpine Emergency Hospital for four years before joining the ACCES staff in 2007. Dr. Guerra excels in treating trauma patients and is our resident expert on emergency medical and surgical treatment of exotics.
Originally from Oregon, Dr. Lisa Hann is excited to be practicing back in the Northwest after studying abroad and on the East Coast for many years. Dr. Hann completed her undergraduate studies at St. George's University in St. George's, Grenada prior to pursuing her doctor of veterinary medicine degree at the St. George's University School of Veterinary Medicine. She went on to complete her internship at BluePearl Veterinary Specialists in New York and her internal medicine residency at the University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine.
Dr. Hann enjoys all aspects of the often complex nature of internal medicine, but she is especially interested in endocrinopathies, hematologic disorders and gastrointestinal diseases. She also finds the development of strong, long-term relationships with both client families and the referring family veterinarian a beneficial component of her work.
Originally from rural New Mexico, Dr. Chamisa Herrara moved to Washington state to pursue her undergraduate studies at Eastern Washington University. She went on to attend veterinary school at Washington State University in Pullman, Washington. After earning her doctor of veterinary medicine degree, Dr. Herrera completed a small animal rotating internship at the University of Missouri and stayed on to complete her oncology residency. Dr. Herrera conducted her masters research in the epigenetics of cancer development and is interested in using epigenetic changes as biomarkers for early cancer detection as well as therapeutic intervention. At ACCES, Dr. Herrera is committed to providing progressive collaborative care for patients with cancer.
Pete Hetrick, DVM graduated first in his class from the Washington State University College of Veterinary Medicine in 2007. Prior to joining ACCES in 2010, Dr. Hetrick had been practicing in the Puget Sound area at a day practice for three years. Dr. Hetrick has special interests in emergency surgery and internal medicine. At home, he has an Australian Shepherd named Sparks.
Alexis McMurray, DVM, DACVR is a recent graduate of The Ohio State veterinary radiology residency program. In addition to her clinical work as a resident at Ohio State, she also participated in research on the use of CT and PET to quantitate pulmonary metastasis in a mouse model of canine osteosarcoma that she presented at the 2012 ACVR National Scientific Meeting in Las Vegas, Nevada. Prior to residency, she completed a rotating internship at a private practice (VCA ARECA) in Phoenix, Arizona. Dr. McMurray obtained her DVM from the College of Veterinary Medicine at Western University of Health Sciences in Pomona, California. She is excited to be a part of the ACCES team and help referring veterinarians with their imaging needs.
Amanda McNabb, DVM graduated from the University of Tennessee College of Veterinary Medicine in 2002. After graduation, Dr. McNabb completed a one-year small animal internship at Cornell University, followed by a one-year surgical internship at the same institution. Prior to joining ACCES in 2010, Dr. McNabb spent six years working in veterinary emergency medicine as well as general practice in the Seattle area. Dr. McNabb's special interests include HVMA Field Services work, providing veterinary support at spay/neuter clinics, and assisting with shelter medicine when needed. At home, she has various pets including one dog, two cats, snakes and some frogs. When she's not working with animals she spends her time as a local bicycle racer, with an avid interest in outdoor activities.
Karri Meleo, DVM, ACVIM (Oncology), ACVR (Radiation Oncology) is an established leader in the field of veterinary oncology with nearly 25 years of experience. She earned her DVM at UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine and went on to complete additional years of schooling and specialty training to become board certified by both the American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine and the American College of Veterinary Radiology. She has provided radiation therapy services in the Puget Sound region for more than 20 years and continues to consult on radiation therapy treatments. She has also participated in numerous clinical trials and has published many scientific articles and book chapters on veterinary oncology.
Dr. Victoria Miller earned her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from Oregon State University College of Veterinary Medicine in Corvallis, Oregon. Prior to joining ACCES, Dr. Victoria miller spent three years working in veterinary emergency medicine as well as general practice in the Seattle area. She is excited to be a part of the ACCES emergency team as she is committed to being there for people in times of need with their pets. At ACCES, she will continue to expand on her emergency experience focusing special interest in trauma and pain management.
In her off time, Dr. Miller enjoys wakeboarding, camping and watching the Seattle Sounders win with her husband as well as spending time with her energetic Vizsla. She also remains active in the larger community as an Army Reserve field veterinarian.
Bethany Mullins, DVM graduated from The Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine in 2006. During this time, Dr. Mullins also completed a year of study at the Royal Veterinary College in London, UK. Following graduation, she completed a one-year rotating internship with a focus on emergency medicine and surgery. She enjoys many aspects of emergency medicine, but has particular love for surgery, diagnostic imaging (ultrasound in particular), pain management, and patient care. Dr. Mullins feels that our animals are our family members and understands the difficulty and hardship of having a loved one requiring emergency or critical care. Dr. Mullins has three dogs of her own: Drake, Kingsley, and Peter, and a turtle named Lego. She loves geriatric cats and dogs the most for their wonderful character. When Dr. Mullins is not working as an emergency clinician, she loves spending time with her husband, attending his cycling events, taking her dogs to the beach or park, SCUBA diving, or just laying around and resting up for the next exciting and rewarding shift in the ER.
Ada Naramor, DVM graduated from University of California, Davis School of Veterinary Medicine in 2012. Following graduation, Dr. Naramor completed her small animal internship at a VCA Sacramento Referral Center with an emphasis on emergency and critical care. Drawn to ACCES by the impeccable teamwork, high quality of care, and compassion for both patients and owners, Dr. Naramor moved to Washington in 2013 to work as part of the ACCES team. She currently lives with her husband, a Labrador puppy rescued after being hit by a car during her internship, and three cats. Outside of work, she enjoys camping with the in-laws, painting, and building models.
C. Alan Schreiner, DVM, DACVIM graduated from the Colorado State University College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences in 1994. After graduation, Dr. Schreiner completed a one-year internship at the Veterinary Institute of Trauma, Emergency, and Critical Care in Milwaukee in 1995; a residency in internal medicine at Iowa State University in 2001 and received his board certification in Small Animal Internal Medicine. Dr. Schreiner joined the ACCES medical team as an internal medicine specialist in 2010. Dr. Schreiner particularly enjoys cases involving gastrointestinal, hepatic, renal/urinary diseases, and cardiology. He also enjoys the challenges presented by cases, which involve diagnostic and interventional endoscopies.
Jenelle Sharpley, DVM, DACVR earned her Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine and her Master of Science in Radiological Health Sciences from Colorado State University, College of Veterinary and Biomedical Sciences in Fort Collins, Colorado. From there, she went on to complete her three-year diagnostic imaging residency at the Colorado State University Veterinary Teaching Hospital and became board certified in 2012.
Prior to joining ACCES, Dr. Sharpley worked as a veterinary radiologist with PetRays Telemedicine Consultants. She also spent two years with Mountain Veterinary Imaging in Fort Collins, Colorado where she honed her craft conducting mobile abdominal and cardiac ultrasounds and interpreting radiographs for the larger primary care veterinary community.
Dr. Sharpley's professional experience includes small animal radiology, abdominal and non-cardiac thoracic ultrasound and Computed Tomography (CT). Dr. Sharpley has a particular interest in the imaging of oncology patients, patients with gall bladder disease and those with portosystemic shunts. She also finds image-guided biopsies and aspirates professionally rewarding.
Jason Spina, DVM, DACVS-SA graduated from St. George's University School of Veterinary Medicine in 2009 after spending a year at Texas A&M University College of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences. Following graduation, Dr. Spina completed an internship with Oregon State University College of Veterinary Medicine He continued his training at Oregon State University completing a three-year residency in surgery. Originally from New York and wishing to stay
in the Northwest, Dr. Jason Spina joined the ACCES surgical team in August of 2013. Dr. Spina's surgical interests include minimally invasive surgery (i.e., orthopedic, laparoscopic and thoracoscopic), surgical oncology and rehabilitation.
Nicole Stair, DVM graduated from Washington State University College of Veterinary Medicine in 2009. After graduation she worked for a year in a general practice hospital in Redmond, then completed an internship in emergency medicine at DoveLewis Emergency Animal Hospital in Portland. She moved back to Seattle in 2011 and worked at (another ER) before joining ACCES in 2013. Dr. Stair has a special interest in emergency surgery, neurologic emergencies, and toxicology. Dr. Stair is originally from eastern Washington and received her Bachelor of Arts in biology from Whitman College in Walla Walla. She enjoys spending time with her family: husband, baby boy, sweet but neurotic rescue lab mix and two very hairy tuxedo kitties, as well as cooking and baking (because these both lead to eating), reading, and starting craft projects (occasionally finishing them too).
Anthony Tobias, BVSc, PhD, DACVIM joined ACCES in 2012 after spending 10 years as an associate professor of cardiology at the Veterinary Clinical Services Department at the University of Minnesota. As an associate professor, Dr. Tobias was the recipient of numerous teaching awards including the Small Animal Clinical Sciences Excellence in Teaching Award, Class Teaching Award from the Sophomore Class for 2000 – 2001, and the Award for Curriculum Development and Revision. In addition to teaching in the veterinary curriculum, Dr. Tobias mentored residents and interns, provided care to clients in the Veterinary Medical Center and engaged in clinical and laboratory research. Prior to his tenure, Dr. Tobias completed his residency in cardiology at the University of California Davis and his PhD at Washington State University. He is the author of more than 30 journal articles in the field of veterinary cardiology and served on the editorial board of the journal of veterinary cardiology.
Jennifer Waldrop, DVM, DACVECC graduated from University of California, Davis School of Veterinary Medicine in 1998 followed by an internship at Veterinary Medical and Surgical Group of Ventura, California. She went on to complete a year of emergency practice in San Jose, California before pursuing her specialty. Dr. Waldrop completed a three-year emergency and critical care residency program at Tufts University in Massachusetts where she was board certified in 2003. Prior to joining ACCES in 2012, Dr. Waldrop was the assistant medical director and critical care specialist for the Massachusetts Veterinary Referral Hospital in Woburn, Massachusetts.
Dr. Waldrop's interests are varied but include hypoadrenal disorders, pediatrics and metabolic emergencies. She enjoys teaching and lectures at national conferences including IVECCS, Western Veterinary Conference, CVC Kansas City and the Pacific Veterinary Conference (2013).
Tamara Walker, DVM, MS, DACVS graduated from the Western College of Veterinary Medicine in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan in 1995 and completed her internship at Ontario Veterinary College in Guelph, Ontario in 1996. Dr. Walker completed her surgical residency and Master's degree at Washington State University in 2001 followed by her board certification in small animal surgery in 2002. Dr. Walker worked in Victoria, B.C. in general practice for one year, worked as a clinical instructor at Washington State University for one year, and spent three years at a private referral surgical practice in Portland, Oregon before joining ACCES in 2006.
Danielle Wassink, DVM graduated from the Washington State University College of Veterinary Medicine followed by a one-year internship at the Animal Medical Center in New York. She has a special interest in pain management.
Jennifer Weh, DVM, DACVS-SA graduated from Tufts University Cumming School of Veterinary Medicine and went on to complete a rotating small animal medicine and surgery internship at the University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine. Finally, pursuing a love of surgery, Dr. Weh returned to Tufts University/Angell Animal Medical Center for a small animal surgical residency. She joined the ACCES team in 2010. Dr. Weh has a strong clinical interest in minimally invasive surgery, trauma, and fracture repair.
Akiko Westerhout, DVM graduated from the College of Veterinary Medicine and Biological Sciences at Colorado State University. After graduation, Dr. Westerhout completed a small-animal internship at Angell Memorial Hospital in Boston. Prior to joining ACCES in 2005, Dr. Westerhout practiced at a Seattle-area animal emergency center. Her interests include cardiology and internal medicine.
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