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Redrafting the 2004 first round
Keith LawContinuing a tradition we started two years ago, I've gone back 10 years and redrafted an old draft class, this year going back to 2004. Once again the player taken first overall (Matt Bush) hasn't turned out to be among the 30 best players in the cr...
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The missing link for every NL team
Jim BowdenFor the vast majority of major league teams, pitchers and catchers will report to spring training exactly a month from now. Usually teams are simply fine-tuning their rosters, whether it's that last utility bench guy or an additional bullpen arm. ...
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Free-agent system needs fixing
Buster OlneyThe five most prominent unsigned free agents -- Nelson Cruz, Ubaldo Jimenez, Ervin Santana, Kendrys Morales, and Stephen Drew -- are being weighed down by more than the draft-pick compensation to which they are tied. Drew and Morales have each suf...
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Friday Roundup: Tanaka's quest
AJ MassAfter all of the wheeling and dealing that went down earlier this week, Friday was a bit of a slow news day in terms of trade rumors and free agent signings, primarily because most of the general managers around the league were likely taking time to ...
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FAs who are better than their stats
Jim BowdenThe Boston Red Sox successfully attacked the free-agent market last winter, signing several players to contracts whose value extended beyond their statistics, including outfielder Shane Victorino, first baseman Mike Napoli and shortstop Stephen Drew....
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World Series players possibly on move
Jim BowdenAs the Boston Red Sox and St. Louis Cardinals battle it out in the 2013 World Series, no one's thinking past the next game, with perhaps the exception of the two managers as they plan out their pitching and lineups. For the players, it's the here and...
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Robinson Cano tops this year's free-agent rankings - MLB
Keith LawKeith Law ranks the top 50 free agents in this winter's class, starting with Robinson Cano.
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Notes: Lineup quirks and rest for regulars
Kyle Brasseur, Special to ESPNBoston.comBOSTON -- One day after clinching the American League East division title, Red Sox manager John Farrell's lineup for Saturday's game against Toronto featured several significant changes. Most notable was usual third baseman Will Middlebrooks penci...
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Drew: Long process recovering from injury
Joe McDonaldFORT MYERS, Fla. -- New Red Sox shortstop Stephen Drew has seen a 2007 Red Sox World Series ring up close, but he did not wear it or touch it. The ring belonged, of course, to his older brother J.D. Drew, who played five seasons in Boston and was...
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Anderson, Chacin win in their returns
Eric Karabell• Oakland Athletics lefty Brett Anderson made a triumphant return from Tommy John surgery with seven innings of one-run ball Tuesday. Anderson struck out six Minnesota Twins and walked no one. Although his workload will be monitored the rest of...
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Brett Anderson wins in his return from Tommy John surgery; Ian De...
Eric KarabellEric Karabell looks at the fantasy-noteworthy performances from Tuesday's games, including the triumphant return of Brett Anderson and another big game from Ian Desmond.
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Oakland A's acquire Stephen Drew from Arizona Diamondbacks
The Oakland Athletics landed their veteran shortstop in Stephen Drew.
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Arizona's numerous shortstop solutions
Buster OlneyArizona Diamondbacks shortstop Stephen Drew apparently isn't going to be ready to start the season, as Nick Piecoro writes, because of the devastating injury he suffered last season. From Nick's story: "I'd still say we're a w...
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With Stephen Drew recovering from injury, the Diamondbacks may ha...
Buster OlneyBuster Olney writes that with Stephen Drew unlikely to be ready by Opening Day, Arizona may be forced to come up with an immediate replacement. This isn't a pressing issue for the D-backs, but crucial long-term decisions hinge on Drew's health.
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2011 MLB free agency - Jose Reyes and Jimmy Rollins are the top m...
Keith LawKeith Law's buyer's guide series continues with a look at the free agent middle infielders. Jose Reyes, anyone?
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D-backs throttle Rockies as Justin Upton and Miguel Montero drive...
Justin Upton and Miguel Montero combined to drive in 11 runs and the Arizona Diamondbacks routed the Colorado Rockies 12-3 on Saturday night.
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Marguerite Steinheil
Marguerite Jeanne "Meg" Japy Steinheil, Lady Abinger (16 April 1869 – 17 July 1954) was a French woman famous for her many love affairs with important men. She became notorious when it became known that she was present at the death of President Félix Faure, who allegedly had a seizure while having sex with her. She was later suspected of the murder of her husband and stepmother.
Early life[edit]
Born Marguerite Jeanne Japy in Beaucourt, in the Territoire de Belfort, to a rich, industrial family, she married the well-known French painter Adolphe Steinheil in July 1890. She became a prominent figure in Parisian society, and her salon was frequented by men of eminence in French political and social circles, including Gounod, Ferdinand de Lesseps, René Lalique, Jules Massenet, François Coppée, Émile Zola, and Pierre Loti.
Mistress of President Felix Faure[edit]
In 1897, she was introduced, at Chamonix, to President Félix Faure, who was giving an official contract to Adolphe Steinheil. Because of this, Félix Faure came often to their home on the Impasse Ronsin.
Shortly afterward Marguerite became Félix Faure's mistress and was regularly ushered into the salon bleu in the private quarters of the presidential Palais de l'Élysée.
On 16 February 1899, Félix Faure called Marguerite by telephone, asking her to come to the palace at the end of the afternoon. Briefly after her arrival, servants were rung for and they found the president lying on the couch while Marguerite Steinheil adjusted her disordered clothing. Félix Faure died several hours later.
Legend has it that she was performing oral sex on him when he had a fit, and died, his convulsed hands tangled in her hair. Of course nothing of this was officially announced, but rumours started spreading immediately, although for several years it was believed that his partner at the time of his death was actress Cécile Sorel.[1]
Femme du monde[edit]
After the death of Félix Faure, Marguerite Steinheil became the mistress of many famous men.
In her Mémoires, she records how she and her spouse received a mysterious German guest, who bought back from them each of the pearls of a collar given to her by Faure (le collier présidentiel, as it became known in the press) and who reclaimed a manuscript of the president's memoires which he had entrusted to Marguerite.
In February 1908, she met the powerful industrialist Borderel, also from the Ardennes, and soon became his lover.
L'affaire Steinheil[edit]
On 31 May 1908, Marguerite's stepmother and husband were found dead in their residence in the Impasse Ronsin, off the Rue de Vaugirard. Both had died of suffocation, the latter by strangling and the former by choking on her false teeth. Marguerite was found gagged and bound to a bed. She initially said that she had been tied up by four black-robed strangers, three men and a woman. Some newspapers speculated that they had come to her house in search of certain secret documents which Faure had entrusted to her keeping, possibly relating to the Dreyfus affair.
The police immediately regarded her as a suspect in the killings but had no hard evidence and made a pretense of abandoning the investigation. But Steinheil herself would not let the affair rest. She made an attempt to frame her manservant, Rémy Couillard, by concealing a small pearl which she affirmed had been stolen at the time of the murder in a pocketbook belonging to Couillard; after that fabrication was discovered, she blamed Alexandre Wolff, the son of her old housekeeper, but he was able to establish an alibi. She was arrested in November 1908 and taken to St. Lazare prison. The crime created a sensation in Paris. It was revealed that she had had a great number of admirers, including even King Sisowath of Cambodia. Opponents of the government tried to make political capital of the affair, the anti-Semitic Libre Parole even charging her with having poisoned President Faure. A sensational trial finally ended in her acquittal on 14 November 1909, although the judge called her stories "tissues of lies".
Later life[edit]
After the trial she came to live in London, where she was known as Mme de Serignac. She wrote My Memoirs in 1912. On 26 June 1917, she married Robert Brooke Campbell Scarlett, 6th Baron Abinger, who died in 1927. She lived at 24 Adelaide Crescent in Hove from that year[2] and died in a nursing home in the town.
- ^ Armand Lanoux wrote a book about her affair with Faure, Madame Steinheil ou la Connaissance du président (1983). This title is a pun on connaissance meaning both "consciousness" and "acquaintance". The priest who came to give last rites to Félix Faure when he died allegedly asked a police officer whether the president still "had his consciousness/acquaintance", to which the police officer replied "no, she left through the back door".
- ^ Middleton 2002, Vol. 1, p. 16.
- Alain Decaux : Les assassins, Perrin.
- Armand Lanoux : Madame Steinheil ou la Connaissance du président (1983).
- Christian Siméon, dramaturge : La Priapée des Écrevisses ou l'Affaire Steinheil.
- Pierre Darmon, historien : Marguerite Steinheil, ingénue criminelle? (Perrin, 1996).
- Jacques Neirynck : Le crime du prince de Galles, (2007)
- Middleton, Judy (2002). The Encyclopaedia of Hove & Portslade. Brighton: Brighton & Hove Libraries.
External links[edit]
- Footage of Marguerite Steinheil's wedding to 6th Baron Abinger in 1917
- "Steinheil, Marguerite". Encyclopedia Americana. 1920.

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For Sylvia Peterson, fibromyalgia strikes without warning – when she's cooking dinner, shopping for groceries or even making love to her husband. The burning, roving pain made her life unbearable, until she got treatment. Learn how she is living with fibromyalgia...
Until eight years ago, Sylvia Peterson, 50, of Everett, Wash., was a busy wife, mother of two and licensed practical nurse.
Then, fibromyalgia pain hijacked her life. She couldn't pick up her kids or get out of bed. Worse, she was hiding it.
Welcome to the world of a fibromyalgia sufferer. About 10 million Americans have this incurable musculoskeletal disorder and 75%-90% are women, according to the
National Fibromyalgia Association
The disease is tough to diagnose. There's no test to confirm it. And no two women have the same symptoms, which include sleep disturbances, memory problems, pain and fatigue.
Plus, fibromyalgia mimics other conditions – from mononucleosis to rheumatoid arthritis, according to the Mayo Clinic – and doctors often misdiagnose it or dismiss women's complaints.
That's what happened to Peterson. Her doctor didn't detect the disorder and she lived with the symptoms for several more months.
"Some doctors don't understand it and believe it's just emotional," Peterson says. "It's real."
Today, Peterson is nearly back to normal. Find out how she got her life back.
When did fibromyalgia first affect you?
About seven years ago, I was in nursing school and under a lot of stress. As I was studying one evening, I was suddenly hit with severe flu. I passed out from dehydration and was taken to the hospital.
That's when I began to have [fibromyalgia] symptoms. I was tired and I felt bad all the time.
They were mild at first and I thought they would go away. But they got worse. Two years later, it was just unbearable. I could barely get out of bed in the morning, and I was dragging myself around, barely making it through the day.
What did it feel like?
Everything was just a huge effort, from getting up in the morning, to personal hygiene [and] walking down the stairs.
I left a lot of things undone because I was so exhausted. I'd feel achy and my muscles would burn. I'd wake up feeling as if I'd never slept.
[Symptoms] can really vary for people. For me, [the pain] moved around and got much worse over time.
What was it like at its worst?
I was nothing like my old self. I used to be really active. I took the children to all their activities, gymnastics, play dates and the library. I had energy to exercise.
[After I got fibromyalgia,] I'd be in a grocery store halfway through my list and suddenly have to leave. I'd feel like I couldn't buy even one more thing.
It was embarrassing. I couldn't make plans with people because I never knew when it would get really bad.
And it was scary, not knowing whether I'd make it through something I was doing.
How does fibromyalgia affect you mentally?
There were such low, dark times, and I got so depressed [that] I really thought about ending it all.
You sometimes can't think or focus, and you have to search for words. You think you have Alzheimer's. It's horrible and embarrassing.
The pain can make you feel crazy, because you hurt in one place, and you tell someone, "The pain is here." Then it moves to a completely different place, and they're thinking, "She must be crazy."
That's what really hurts – when people think that you're making it up.
What would you tell them?
It's real, and it's terrible for those who experience it daily. They don't want to live like this. They want to be well. Please listen and be supportive.
How did your family cope?
It was really hard on all of us.
I had a lot of guilt about not being able to do more when I was sick and about draining our family's finances. I really wish I hadn't ignored it and tried to deal with it myself.
I don't know what I would have done if I didn't have my husband encouraging me.
How did it affect your relationship with him?
It made me so tired. When you're healthy you don't realize that it actually takes a lot of energy to be active. If you're sick and don't have that energy, it totally cuts your sex drive.
The joke among fibromyalgia patients is, "What sex drive?"
What did you do about it?
I talked about it with my husband. It's good to assure [a partner] that it's not about how you feel about him; it's the condition.
My husband understood. We talk a lot. We met in college and have been married for 30 years.
How did it impact your kids?
My children were younger then and it was hard for them to understand what I was going through. They'd ask me to do things for them, and I'd be on the couch and have to say, "I need to lay here, I'm too tired. I hurt."
Sometimes, I'd be crabby. I'll never forget when my son said, "Mom, you never can do anything." I felt so bad about that.
It caused the kids to grow up a lot.
Also, when I was just doing the bare minimum, their father [was] supportive, understanding and helping a lot. He was right beside them when I couldn't do anything. They got a chance to be with their dad more.
Do certain conditions worsen your symptoms?
The main one is cold weather – it makes me hurt and ache all over.
Also, if I do something really active, like gardening, hiking or excessive exercise, I really hurt the next day. You just feel as if you've been hit by a truck.
[If I stay] up later with the kids on a Saturday night, I often really suffer the next day. I have a hard time getting up and just feel exhausted.
One of the first things [fibromyalgia teaches] is to budget your energy.
You're better now. What's your treatment?
I didn't really do the conventional. I liked the idea of treating all the underlying problems, such as [poor] sleep [and] infections, with nutrition and moderate exercise.
I'm taking natural sleep remedies and a few prescription drugs to fall and stay asleep. It's important to get 7-8 hours a sleep a night. I'm also on hormone therapy.
Blood tests indicated a low vitamin D level. After getting my vitamin D levels up, my pain decreased significantly.
What else helped?
My sister gave me a book called
From Fatigued to Fantastic
(Avery) by Jacob Teitelbaum, M.D.
It's a really great book for people with fibromyalgia. It tells you how it affects your body and [treatments] using prescriptions, nutritional supplements, alternative therapies, and dietary and lifestyle modifications.
How are you now?
I can be active.
My kids are in high school, and they're involved in a lot of activities. I can take them to volleyball, soccer, all those things. I can get up and go to work, and come home and fix them a meal.
They're very happy about it and I am too.
How will you control it in the future?
By making sure I get the rest I need and that I don't overextend myself.
You've said treatment costs about $1,000 a month. Is it hard to pay for it?
My insurance covers some expenses, but some things they won't cover because they're alternative. Still, it was expensive.
What would you tell others suffering with fibromyalgia?
Don't do what I did. Don't keep it to yourself.
Find people who support and understand you. I get so much from just talking to other people who have it. You need emotional and physical support.
Get the book
Fatigued to Fantastic
– it will help so much. Get medical help. It can be costly, but worth it to improve your quality of life.
I wish more charities or clinics offered scholarships to help those who can't afford treatment. And hang in there!
Treating Fibromyalgia
Like Peterson, some fibromyalgia patients turn to complementary or alternative medicine for relief.
Such treatments – which can be costly and aren't covered by many health insurance plans – can include acupuncture, biofeedback, hypnosis, magnet therapy and vitamin supplements. But their effectiveness hasn't been proven, according to the National Institutes of Health (NIH).
Before trying any alternative therapy, consult a licensed medical physician.
Conventional fibromyalgia treatments include pain medications, antidepressants, muscle relaxants and sleep drugs.
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved three drugs to specifically treat fibromyalgia in adults: Lyrica, Cymbalta and Savella, which reduce pain and improve function.
For more information, visit our
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Look askance at this story, wherein India Street claims that the Google Phone is not only an actual handset, but that it will be made by China's E28.
While it has "not been able to confirm whether the Chinese smart phone manufacturer will have the exclusive Gphone rights," India Street offers the following evidence:
(1) Google is into "open" stuff, and E28 makes Linux phones.
(2) E28 is obviously cooking up a VoIP cellphone.
(3) An E28 design doc contains the phrase "Mass Market Mobile Convergence," which "sounds like a Googlism."
Now that's what I call irrefutable proof! Maybe the fella is riffing on this Forbes piece, where E28 is touted as an outsider should the likes of HTC not make the flagship
E28's made some nifty Linux-phones in the last few years, but it's not a big player. A quick review of my tatty, dog-eared phone chart suggests it doesn't have much of a relationship with U.S. carriers.
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I bought a tin of this tea the other day as it was 50% off. I get sucked into sales so easily! This is a tasty rooibos blend — at least I remember it being one when I had it this past fall. The scent of the dry leaf is very much like an apple Jolly Rancher candy with a bit of rooibos in the background. As strange as that combination sounds, it actually works.
After water has been added, the rooibos and caramel dominate the scent and the apple fades a bit. Sipping… everything is present here: the apple (slightly artificial), the rooibos and something creamy (I'm assuming this is the caramel). The apple is most like a Granny Smith to me as it's more tart than sweet. The rooibos is definitely prominent, so if you aren't a fan of rooibos, I would suggest you stay away from this blend. The caramel isn't explicitly caramel, but is a generalized creamy note that pairs itself with the rooibos base. I'm increasing the rating for this one because it's tasty and unique!
I was really pleased to see that this was included in the twelve teas of Christmas sampler. I love everything related to sugar plums, so a tea is just perfect! The scent of the dry leaf doesn't offer all that much – white tea, a hint of something fruity. After it's steeped, it loses almost all of its fruity character and smells strongly of the white tea base.
Sipping…I taste a bit of fruit first .. not sure if I would call this plum? Next come some spices which I actually couldn't identify at first. For some reason, I was thinking that this would be only sugared fruit, but there are some mysterious spices here. My tongue can't tell what they are (cinnamon?), but they add a nice dimension to the fruit. I taste the buttery white tea last which brings a rather nice finish to the cup. Everything is wrapped in a lingering sweetness which contributes to the sugar part of the sugar plum. Overall, this is a creative cup of tea. The issue I have is that there is some unpleasant flavor that I taste with each sip. It's a bit like a film that lingers in your mouth after chewing stale cinnamon gum for hours. I think I would like this tea more without that note because it really does spoil the cup, unfortunately.
This tea smells of coffee, kukicha and toasted rice. I feel like I've smelled this before in other green tea blends, so I'm almost expecting this to taste familiar. Sipping… this is a very smooth and sweet green tea. It actually reminds me of marshmallow treat genmaicha, only less toasty. I don't really taste caramel or burnt sugar, but a soothing and sweet green tea. Nothing is overwhelming or unbalanced. The flavors of this blend are in harmony, but they're not that special. I wish that there were more caramel, but it is a quietly soothing cup for this evening.
I'm not a big Teavana tea drinker and I much prefer shopping online instead of in store. That being said, I saw that there was a sale going on and took a peek at some of the available teas. Usually after dinner, I crave fruity and tart teas. I have quite a few herbal blends (mostly rooibos and sweet or creamy desserty ones), but not ones that are fruit-based. The scent of this tea right out of this bag was of mostly alcohol. It was a very strong, almost alarming smell, but the fruits came through a bit more and covered it up a little.
After the tea has steeped, I wouldn't say that I smell a whole lot of fig or rose, but mostly strawberry! It is a cakey kind of strawberry — almost like a strawberry shortcake? It reminds me of something from my childhood that I just can't put my finger on.. but it's pleasant and sweet, a bit nursery-like.
Sipping… huh, I thought that this would have more defined flavors, but it really just seems like a mess of dried fruit leaning toward the strawberryesque. I do taste the more generalized sweet and tart characters than anything specific, but it's okay with me. The finish is sweet and faintly reminds me of powdered sugar. There isn't enough of it to push it into the dessert realm.. it's really just a whisper.
I don't know if I would purchase this again, but I will finish what I have. I think this will be a decent choice to have in my collection.
I received this a while ago, but haven't written a tasting note until now. Lupicia does peach flavor so well and I love rooibos so I thought that this would be a nice blend. It smells strongly of an almost-medicinal rooibos and an almost-artificial peach flavor. The peach, while on the verge of being fake, has some depth to it — it smells tart, sweet and juicy all at once. A delight!
Sipping… Hmm.. this is not so nice. It has a very artificial quality to it — both in the rooibos base and in the peach flavor. I'm not getting much beyond the rooibos and the peach, which is unfortunate because this tea is peach melba (!) not just peach rooibos. It's a smooth cup and leaves a little bit of a creamy aftertaste, but it's otherwise not all that pleasant. Thanks to Azzrian for sharing this tea with me!
[Backlogging] – I thought that I wrote a tasting note for this tea, but I guess not! This tea was really a bit of a miss for me. It sounded incredible! Banana bread is one of my most favorite things to bake and eat! When I made this cup, I was disappointed to be tasting mostly a dry walnut, a bit of fake banana and some astringent black tea. I really wish that I could bring out more of that buttery bread flavor, but I just can't do it. I dislike missing out on the buttery flavors that others are tasting… not sure how I can get that flavor to develop in my cup. So sad that this blend was a miss for me. So sad!
This blend looks like it has a little bit of everything: pieces of fruit, flowers, lemongrass, petals, various herbs. Once water has been added, it smells… ew… not good. I smell lemongrass, lawn, dirt, leaves and flower petals. I'm really not sure if I want to take a sip now since it reminds me of playing outside and returning home with smelly, grubby hands.
Sipping… this isn't as bad as I thought it would be. I mostly taste citrus, lemongrass and something earthy. I wasn't expecting the citrus as I didn't smell any originally, but I'm pleased that it's one of the main flavors. I'm not completely fond of the herbal flavor that lingers in the background and I especially don't like the smelly finish that reminds me of those pungent leaves and grasses of my childhood.
I might choke down the rest of the cup since I want something hot, but otherwise, it's really not for me.
The dry leaf smells sweet, rich and like an apple – ? When I say apple, I mean the tart skin and a little bit of the fruit itself. Strange…. I haven't gotten that sort of scent from this particular kind of tea, but it still smells tasty. Once the tea has steeped, I do detect more of an earthy, starchy and almost musky quality.
Sipping… I was expecting something a little bit more milky and sweet. It is sweet, but also almost smoky. It's dark, syrupy and earthy. I taste raisins, prunes, hay, sweet potato and leather. This is quite an interesting tea! It has such an intriguing depth that makes you want to keep sipping. Even though this tea has some notes that I wouldn't typically enjoy, it makes my tastebuds curious and I love it when a tea has the ability to do that. I'm not sure if I would add this to my future order, but I do offer my thanks to Teavivre for this sample.
This is very interesting. Right out of the bag it smells like eggnog and caramel. I'm surprised how accurate the smell seems to be. As it sits on my bedside table, I get the nicest sweet scent that tempts me to take a sip. It primarily tastes like a caramel rooibos – sweet, woody, but a little darker than other blends. I enjoy caramel rooibos teas, but given that this is supposed to be something different, I am a little disappointed. Before I know it, the rum comes at the end of the sip, reminding me of those butter rum Lifesavers. It lacks the buttery sweetness that would take it over the top, but I'm content with the syrupy caramel & rum combination. This is a decent tea, but I don't think I will buy more.
The scent of this tea is quite nutty and slightly metallic from the green tea. I'm usually not crazy about nuts, but this one sounds yummy and I adore Butiki's other eggnog tea.
Sipping… mmm.. this is creamy and nutty, but the green tea isn't lost. It lends a sweet, grassy flavor to the background. I find that the nuts sort of take over the cup and don't really let the eggnog flavor shine. That's not to say that it's not creamy, but it doesn't have the same eggnog/vanilla flavor I found in the other eggnog tea. I could see myself buying more of this if it ever were for sale, but I would have to be in the mood for a nutty tea and that doesn't seem to be the case most of the time. Still, it is very yummy and unique!


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Central California Valley Ecoregion: Chapter 17 in Status and trends of land change in the Western United States--1973 to 2000
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This publication is Chapter 17 in Status and trends of land change in the Western United States--1973 to 2000, which is Volume A in Status and trends of land change in the United States--1973 to 2000, PP 1794. Volume A consists of 30 chapters. For access to other chapters, please visit PP 1794-A.
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The Central California Valley Ecoregion, which covers approximately 45,983 km2 (17,754 mi2), is an elongated basin extending approximately 650 km north to south through central California (fig. 1) (Omernik, 1987; U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, 1997). The ecoregion is surrounded entirely by the Southern and Central California Chaparral and Oak Woodlands Ecoregion, which includes parts of the Coast Ranges to the west and which is bounded by the Sierra Nevada to the east. The Central California Valley Ecoregion accounts for more than half of California's agricultural production value and is one of the most important agricultural regions in the country, with flat terrain, fertile soils, a favorable climate, and nearly 70 percent of its land in cultivation (Kuminoff and others, 2000; Sumner and others, 2003). Commodities produced in the region include milk and dairy, cattle and calves, cotton, almonds, citrus, and grapes, among others (U.S. Department of Agriculture, 2004; Johnston and McCalla, 2004; Kuminoff and others, 2000) (figs. 2A,B,C). Six of the top eight agricultural-producing counties in California are located at least partly within the Central California Valley Ecoregion (Kuminoff and others, 2000) (table 1). The Central California Valley Ecoregion is also home to nearly 5 million people spread throughout the region, including the major cities of Sacramento (state capital), Fresno, Bakersfield, and Stockton, California (U.S. Census Bureau, 2000) (fig. 1).Geospatial Extents
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I am almost 9 weeks pg and I am just soooo tired. I feel like I can barely function. I have 3 other kids to take care of. I am 38 years old and I do think this has something to do with it, but is there anything you all can think of to help?
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Plenty of protein, fluids, and rest! (((((HUGS))))) I was like that with my last pregnancy. So exhausted I could barely function, and a high-needs toddler to take care of!
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I agree that lots of high-energy inducing foods and some R&R when you can would be best. I was useless during my first trimester and I don't know how I'll manage with a LO running around in the future.
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I would suggest double checking your iron levels to make sure you aren't anaemic. That could seriously affect your energy levels! Also, if you are low in iron, doubling up on your first couple doses wouldn't hurt… Personally, I find Hemoplex (Nu-life) to have the fewest side-effects….
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With this one it was my first symptom that I was pregnant...I felt like I had been run over by a truck with sleep dust in it...all I wanted to do was sleep. It did get better in the second trimester but I so feel for you!
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It's shabby, my room smelled of mold even though the dehumidifier was on. The tub was old and somewhat stained so there was a rubber mat to cover it. It appeared to be painted recently, but someone painted over wallpaper. Wifi didn't work.
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They have a captive audience and do little to update or cater to guests. Double the price of what they should charge for the state of the hotel. Internet was down for over 24 hrs- no notification or sign up, just let guests struggle to figure it out.
Location was great. Breakfast was fine. I appreciated the free wifi and parking.
Hotel is tired. For example, the bathtub in our room needed to be replaced as the enamel was very worn.
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the breakfast area is a little small if there are many people staying at the same time.
This is a very cute, clean, well-cared for motel for a GREAT price. Though the room was compact, we had everything The lady at the desk was warm, helpful and very hospitable. The walkways cleared of snow. Very high value for the $$$'s!
Everything here was great with one exception: there was mildew in the shower that a shot of bleach would take care of.
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The décor is dated, but it's clean.
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Take a walk around the landscapes dominated by historic Belvedere Castle, situated high on Vista Rock.
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12:00 p.m.–4:00 p.m.
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12:30 p.m.–12:45 p.m.
Shape up at Street Games! Learn how to improve your agility in this micro-fitness class.
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12:45 p.m.–1:15 p.m.
Shape up at Street Games! Tone your waist with Hawaiian hula!
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US 20080243163 A1 Abstract The invention concerns the field of surgical instruments. The inventive trocar (1) is of the type comprising a rigid tube (2) wherein may slide a rod (3) with a perforating distal tip, and it is characterized in the distal tip zone of the rod forms a perforating drill capable of rotating on its axis while the distal end of the tube is divided into at least two segments (10, 11), with helical cutting edge. The invention is applicable in particular to bone biopsy.
Claims(10) 1. Perforating trocar (1), in particular for bone biopsy, of the type comprising a rigid tube (2) in which a rod (3) with a perforating distal tip is able to slide, wherein the zone of the distal tip of the rod has the form of a perforating drill-bit that is able to turn on its axis, while the distal end of the tube is divided into at least two segments (10, 11) with a helical cutting edge.
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Description The present invention relates to the field of instruments that can be used in surgery and in interventional radiology, and more particularly to a perforating trocar that can be used especially in the field of bone biopsy, cementoplasty of the skeletal areas, and treatment of bone damage by photocoagulation or thermocoagulation. Various types of trocars are known that are surgical instruments used to gain access to natural or pathological cavities, to carry out biopsies or to introduce substances, for example to perform intestinal or gynecological celioscopy, or to perform endoscopic operations, in particular arthroscopic operations, by which it is possible to greatly reduce the patient's post-operative recovery period by comparison with procedures involving open surgery. A trocar is generally composed of a hollow tube, also called a cannula or sheath, in which a rod or obturator is able to slide, the distal end of which rod or obturator emerges at the distal end of the tube and is in the form of a tip in order to facilitate penetration into the tissues. Thus, the patent FR 2,697,150 describes a trocar intended for celioscopy and comprising a tube in which a hollow rod engages which is provided with a tip having recessed facets and capable of containing a device for protecting the tip. The patent application WO 03020140 describes a trocar designed to require only minimal force for insertion into the tissues, so as to reduce as far as possible the damage caused by the penetration, said trocar comprising a tip at the distal end of the obturator, fitting perfectly in the continuation of the distal opening of the cannula, which has a certain degree of flexibility. Such a trocar is intended essentially to be introduced into the soft tissues. Another type of trocar is described in the patent application WO 03045260, according to which a perforating obturator is able to slide in the cannula of the trocar in order to pierce the abdominal wall of a patient during a laparoscopy operation involving introduction of a gas into the abdominal cavity in order to distend it and make the operation easier. However, the trocar according to said document is not designed to perforate a hard wall, such as that of a bone. Some types of perforating trocars are also known, and are available on the surgical instruments market, which comprise a tip associated with a tube with a cutting distal edge in order to permit penetration into a relatively hard bone, but the effectiveness of trocars of this type is not always satisfactory, particularly in the case of very hard bone resisting conventional cutting tools. Thus, the patent U.S. Pat. No. 5,810,826 describes a perforating trocar comprising a rod with an end in the form of a drill-bit with eccentric tip, guided by a tube. When the rod comes into contact with the bone, its rotation causes the formation of a hole with a diameter wider than that of the rod, by virtue of the off-centered position of the tip, while the tube is held immobile. The use of this trocar is difficult because the operator has to hold the tube with one hand and turn the rod with the other hand. The subject matter of the present invention is a perforating trocar that permits a very effective perforation and that is very easy to use and safe to handle. The invention also relates to a perforating trocar with which it is possible, under good conditions of efficacy and reliability, to perform operations such as bone biopsies, vertebroplasty procedures, and treatment of lesions. The trocar according to the present invention is of the type comprising a rigid tube in which a rod with a perforating distal tip is able to slide, and it is characterized in that the zone of the distal tip of the rod has the form of a perforating drill-bit that is able to turn on its axis, while the distal end of the tube is divided into at least two segments with a helical cutting edge. According to the invention, each helical segment corresponds to an angle of less than or equal to 180� about the axis of the tube. The segments with a helical cutting edge are preferably identical or have like or similar profiles. Segments with like profiles means segments that are substantially identical or that differ only in minor details. Segments with similar profiles means segments that are the same shape but have different dimensions. According to an advantageous embodiment of the invention, the distal end of the tube is divided into two symmetrical segments along the axis of the tube, and the cutting edge of each part forms a helical ramp inclined by 1 to 45�, preferably by 10 to 30�, with respect to the plane perpendicular to the axis. The edges of these parts, depending on the thickness of the tube, can be sharpened to improve the efficacy of the cut, for example by providing a beveled section. According to a preferred embodiment, the helical edge parts of the distal end of the tube are separated by a recess cut out in the wall of the tube, the depth of the recess, from the lower edge of the helical ramp to the bottom of the recess, being between 0.5 and 5 times, preferably between 1 and 2 times, the internal diameter of the tube. According to another feature of the invention, the zone of the distal tip of the rod comprises at least two cutting ridges that extend from a point situated preferably on the axis to the periphery of the tip. According to a preferred embodiment, these cutting ridges are arranged symmetrically with respect to the axis of the rod, and their profiles can be identical to or different than one another. For example, two cutting ridges can be arranged on either side of the axis of the rod and off-centered relative to the latter. In a variant according to the invention, the cutting ridges extend from a point that is slightly off-centered relative to the axis. According to an advantageous embodiment of the invention, at least part of the body of the rod has the form of a perforating drill-bit with two helical flutes. The attacking surfaces of the distal tip are delimited by the cutting ridges and have a concave shape joining each flute, thus facilitating the perforation of a hard surface, for example that of a bone, when the rod is applied against such a surface and a movement of rotation is applied to it. The above-described rod with a tip in the form of a drill-bit can be withdrawn from the tube after perforation of the bone, in order to be replaced, for example, by a biopsy needle or cannula or by an ultrasound probe or fiber optics. The trocar of the invention can thus be used not only in bone biopsy, but also in cementoplasty for the skeletal areas, in particular in vertebroplasty for injection of a bone-filling cement, or for treatment of damaged bone by photocoagulation with the aid of a fiber-optic laser, or by thermocoagulation with the aid of a radio-frequency or ultrasound apparatus. By way of example, in the case where a biopsy of damaged bone behind a hard bone is to be carried out, the practitioner, having induced local anesthesia by conventional techniques, introduces the trocar, comprising the tube and a rod with a pointed distal end, through the skin and the soft tissues of the patient until it contacts the bone. A control abutment, which is movable on the tube of the trocar, ensures that the depth of insertion is controlled as a function of the distance by which the bone is to be perforated. The rod is then withdrawn, leaving the tube in place, its distal end being against the wall of the bone. The perforating rod is then inserted into the sheath until its handle is locked, its tip then being in contact with the bone, and the assembly made up of the tube and of the perforating rod is then subjected to a rotation movement in order to drill the bone. The biopsy is then performed by replacing the perforating rod by a suitable instrument, for example a-biopsy needle. The structure of the trocar according to the invention has the advantage of making it very easy to use, since it can be put in place and maneuvered with just one hand by virtue of the cooperation between the sheath with cutting edges and the rod with perforating tip, which are integral during the movement of perforation by rotation. The simplicity of the structure of the trocar according to the invention makes it possible to provide the user with an assembly or kit composed of several trocars, tubes, solid rods or hollow rods, and perforating or extracting needles, this assembly being adapted to use in surgery, and more particularly to the conduct of bone biopsies, for example for fairly deep lesions. Other features and advantages of the present invention will become clear from the following description of a preferred embodiment, with reference being made to the attached drawings, in which: The trocar (1) shown in The trocar (1) also comprises an abutment (7) whose position on the tube (2) can be adjusted by way of a screw (8). As is shown in The distal end of the rod (3) has the form of a perforating drill-bit, which is shown better in The elevation view in The two recesses (9) and (9′) appearing in As is shown in Referenced by
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