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Hearing LossONLY ON 3: New techniques battling hearing loss in military, civiliansSubmitted by Cacky Catlett on Wed, 12/26/2012 - 10:03pm.READ MORE:
Our military men and women sometimes return home with scars from combat such as lost limbs, PTSD and brain injuries. But the most common injury among our troops is invisible: Hearing loss. But new doctors are using techniques to cure it.
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May 28th 2013 update : Your LR is lost, Libertyreserve.com was seized by US authorities for money laundering charges ( see June 3rd 2013 article ).
April 4th Update : The website got back up at 12h40 New-York time, April 4th after three days down.
Let's see if you know what I know about Liberty Reserve :
Ok, Liberty Reserve website is down, so you can't connect and reach your precious e-currency. Big deal ! Do you really think that Liberty Reserve is planning to scam with fake problems ; like most HYIPs do? No way ! Or is Liberty Reserve really down forever ? After reading this article, you'll better understand the importance and the role of Liberty Reserve e-currency for you as a HYIP investor and throughout the whole market.
First, did you know that before LibertyReserve.com launched, the e-currency that every single HYIPs were accepting was e-gold.com ? When I started my " online carreer " as a new HYIP investor, e-gold truly had the monopole over the HYIP market . When it crashed ( due to various court orders from the United States government ) , millions of people all over the world were trading with e-gold on a daily basis, just like with Liberty Reserve today. Can you imagine how much profitable the e-currency business can be if you become the major player ?
The men behind e-gold pleaded guilty and really, they didn't have any other choices. If you own an e-gold account like me, I wish you could get your money out before it was too late back then! Wait… could this happen to Liberty Reserve ?
Thanks to the relax economic regulations of Costa-Rica ( from where Liberty Reserve conducts its business ) , Liberty Reserve can't go down for money laundering charges like e-gold did back in 2008. ( WRONG ! US authorities shut down LR on May 28th 2013 ! ) As far has I know, the tax haven of Costa-Rica " protects " LR from the grip of foreign authorities like the USA ( until now ), which was not the case for e-gold since it was operated from Florida without proper licences. Here's an official note by Liberty Reserve back in 2007, when e-gold was facing difficulties :
November 19th 2007
There are no M.L.A.T* treaties signed, or otherwise established between Costa Rica and the United States. HOWEVER, there are M.L.A.T* and cooperation agreements established and in force with the governments of the United Kingdom, Panama and many other countries. Unlike Liberty Reserve, which is registered in Costa Rica, any company that claims to be registered in Panama, United Kingdom or in any of the countries on the M.L.A.T* list is in fact in danger of being raided by US authorities and are just as vulnerable to unfair seizures as e-gold.
As you can clearly see, we stand behind our product, our service and our dedication to this business. We are proud of the outcome and the feedback that we receive from our customers.
*M.L.A.T – Mutual Legal Assistance Treaty
Allright, let's now talk about you versus Liberty Reserve :
Hé ! Imagine how high your Return on Investment would be today if you could have invested in that new e-currency business called LibertyReserve.com when it launched! Of course, you didn't have the contacts, right ? Jokes apart, nobody really knew that it would be Liberty Reserve that would become the most widely used e-currency after the reign of e-gold but anyway, you would be rish by now. Let me tell you another fact :
Even if Liberty Reserve website is down as you read these words, it will be up sooner or later : you can sleep well on both of your ears ! Why? Mainly because for the long-term, it will always stay much more profitable for the administrators of Liberty Reserve to keep their business alive, instead of closing the shop to hide in that island paradise of your dream.
In fact since no powerful and official agency regulates Liberty Reserve activities, tell me if I'm wrong there but I think they could theorically scam all of us down , achieving a huge and instant benefit . All that without suffering much harm … However, why destructing such a great business instead of passing it to future generations? This can be discussed as well …pretty interesting reflection I must say…anyway!
December 21st 2012 won't be the end of World and Liberty Reserve down time will be solved . The online HYIP investment market highly depends on user-friendly e-currencies like Liberty Reserve and really, a lot of people around the world earn a living from such virtual currency transactions ; you didn't know ? I invite you to discuss all this with other HYIP investors and me on our new forum , here's the link : http://hyip-blog-investment-monitor.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=63
By the way as a HYIP investor in 2011, I recommend to spread your assets among Liberty Reserve and AlertPay ; diversification will always play an important role in your success ! Take a look at my private HYIP selection here.
Keep in touch, my next article will be about the legitimacy of most HYIP monitors you can find on the WEB.


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Now, Swindall's RV Park has a 12 month contract with the Federal Emergency Management Agency to help house evacuees until they are able to get back on their feet again.
But the Swindall's say they are prepared to go far beyond that, they're willing to house the evacuees for up to 24 months if needed.
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In short: Happiness is ... running the Purbeck Marathon ...In full: WOW !!! What a great event; the scenery is absolutely stunning the whole way round and more than distracts the brain from the 3,000 feet of climbing. There is so much to see on the route; the ruined village of Tyneham at Mile 14, Corfe Castle at Mile 20 with a level crossing to negotiate, we all tiptoed past a massive bull half way up the long drag to Kingston (he didn't seem to mind lots of runners on his territory!), and passed through a beautiful herd of Devonshire Ruby Red cattle at Mile 22. I loved all the hills because of the spectacular views from the top - I saw the Isle of Portland at one point!! The longest ascent starts at around Mile 21, just outside Corfe and continues up the Purbeck Ridge for about three miles; more than worth the effort for the view of Poole Bay, Brownsea Island and Swanage. The last couple of miles are downhill or flat & it seemed that drinking in all that beautiful scenery had done it's job - before I knew it I was doing an exhilarating 8:30 min/mile along the seafront at Swanage to the finish line! I found the organisation to be first-class and the friendly marshals & volunteers deserve a special mention with all their kind words of encouragement - they do a great job for us runners! What really stood out on this marathon was the support from the general public. On some races you only get a sprinkling of support, but on this one they were lining the streets through Kingston, Corfe and Swanage. It felt like the whole local community was getting involved and I lost count how many times I had to say "thank you" to those offering words of encouragement. This not only happened in the villages, but also with walkers along the tops in the middle of nowhere! I took my phone with me & took photos the whole way round (I've posted them to the Purbeck Marathon fb page). The pot of ice cream at the Finish Line was a touch of genius and a Big Thank You to the organisers for making this such a memorable day.Date of review: September 19, 2014
In short: The 50K is really great for those going above marathon distance for the first time.In full: I loved running the 50K; a mix of road and trail and the hills weren't too challenging, so perfect for my first go at running more than marathon distance. There were eleven well-stocked aid stations and I found the signage was fine on the 50K. There are a number of highlights on the route - running around the outer ramparts of Old Sarum, the magnificent Longford Castle, the beautiful chalet house, the yew forest, the Racecourse and the Cathedral Close. I've worked my way up the distances over the last four years starting with the 20K in 2011 & love the fact that all the different distances, as well as walkers, are all mixed in together - it makes a really interesting event! The only slight downside I have is that the general public in the city seem to have no idea there is a race on & look at us as if we are out of our minds as we run past them. I have to shout "Make way!!" to get them to move - it would just be nice if Salisbury itself recognised the 54321 event as something to be celebrated, as it is a brilliant day for the participants and supporters. A Big Thank You to all the marshals, volunteers and Salisbury Firestation for organising this excellent event!Date of review: August 15, 2014
In short: Wonderful views from the tops, slick organisation, super-friendly marshals.In full: What a truly great event the GHM is! White Star Running certainly know how to look after us runners, with plentiful water & food stations and the excellent Love Station at Mile 21, complete with cider, water melon, all kinds of food & even vodka and hugs for the slightly more stressed marathoner! I loved all the extras that White Star are so good at providing - the naked farmer in bathtub, the shotgun start, the massive ice-creams at the finish. And, never have I been more entertained during a marathon, courtesy of a man & his small dog on a lead (who I later found out were called Kevin & Max), who I said "hello" to about seven times on the route and again at the finish line - I don't know how they did it, but it was brilliant! Sometimes I saw them at the water stations & at other times in the middle of absolute nowhere - hilarious! It's imperative that you take your phone with you to take pictures along this beautiful route and, of course, the legendary medal, t-shirt & pint glass make this event excellent value for money.Date of review: June 30, 2014


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Non-availability of green fodder becomes a problem during summer season or when the monsoon fails.
Prolonged preservation of fodder in the form of silage becomes the key to overcome the increasing constraints in green fodder availability.
"Silage making is a simple solution to this issue. It helps in ensuring availability of green food during lean period or drought conditions. It also helps in improving digestibility in animals and in maintaining milk production during lean periods.
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Stored fodder
Silage is fermented, high-moisture stored fodder which can be fed to cud chewing animals such as cattle, sheep and goats.
It is fermented and stored in a process called ensilage, ensiling or silaging and is usually made from grass, maize, sorghum or other cereals using the entire green plant (not the grain alone).
Chaffed and packed in air tight conditions at appropriate moisture levels within 24 hours of chaffing, silage can get ready in 60 days. The crops suitable for making silage are ordinary green grasses, sorghum, maize and various weeds.
"After harvesting, crops are shredded into small pieces and spread in uniform layers over the floor or inside big bags. If the material is placed in bags or containers then the container mouth has to be tightly closed to prevent air from entering.
In about two weeks fermentation gets completed and the silage is ready to be fed to cattle," explains Dr. Nagda.
Silage must be firmly packed to minimize the oxygen content or it will get spoilt.
Traditional methods
Traditional methods of making silage involve digging a pit in the soil and placing the harvested matter inside and covering it with soil. But this proved difficult since landless farmers cannot go for such pit methods.
This method makes it difficult to transport the silage from the pit to the cattle shed, making portability difficult. It is also labour intensive and costly. High wastage of silage near top of the pits also occurs due to mud contamination.
Once opened, silage must be used within a short time. "Also we find there is a general aversion among farmers to make silage themselves and this is a major impediment in wider use of it," he says.
Plastic bags
Last year the University of Veterinary Animal Sciences in Bikaner was approached by some experts to try and make silage in plastic bags.
Called silage bags, they are easily available in different capacities, are light in weight, cost low, can be folded, stored easily and carried even on a bicycle.
Trials were conducted at various locations in Rajasthan and results have emboldened scientists to encourage farmers to use this technique on their animals.
"One of the main reasons for our finding the bags useful is that they are available in various sizes from 1.5 to 5 kg depending on requirement in the local market. "Labour requirement is low: 1-3 persons are needed to fill a bag. Moisture retention is excellent with practically no wastage or contamination.
The nutritional value of the packed silage remains intact. One 100 kg bag is sufficient for feeding 5-10 animals a day," he says.
The first trial in Rajasthan was done at a farmer's field on the outskirts of Udaipur at a village called Boradia. The bag was opened 75 days later and the cows immediately consumed it.
Quite profitable
Making silage can enhance fodder growing as a profitable activity by providing a marketing link between growers and dairy sector. The University is presently trying to make this technique popular among its farmers.
For more information contact Dr. R.K. Nagda, Dean College of Veterinary and Animal Sciences, Vallabhnagar Dist, Udaipur, Rajasthan, email: email@example.com, mobile: 09414734827 and 07742002277.
Keywords: Farmer's Notebook, fodder, silage


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PAINT IT BLACK: Bulgari celebrated in its newly minted partnership with the New Zealand Rugby Union with several former members of the legendary All Blacks team at a cocktail at the Baselworld watch and jewelry fair. Though they won't get to defend their country's colors in the Rugby World Cup, which New Zealand is hosting from September, the retired internationals were all gunning for a win, especially as New Zealand has lost out on the top trophy ever since winning the inaugural tournament in 1987.
Bulgari's first collaboration with the NZRU is a special edition watch, the Endurer Chronosprint Special Edition All Blacks, which — fittingly enough — is all black. Three years in the making, it features a Maori tattoo pattern on the dial and will be sold in a case shaped like a rugby ball. Bulgari has donated one of the timepieces to the NZRU to raise funds for the All Blacks Earthquake Appeal for Christchurch Kids.
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February 4, 2015
Watertown, NY ----- Five North Country healthcare organizations, including four hospitals and one clinic, were the recipients of capital grants from Children's Miracle Network of Northern New York (CMN) totaling $41,414 during a formal presentation today at Samaritan Medical Center.
"This is just one more way that North Country healthcare organizations can partner together to ensure access to quality healthcare services for our communities," said Thomas H. Carman, President and CEO of Samaritan Medical Center. Since the Capital Grants Program began in 2000, CMN has allocated more than $300,000 to numerous hospitals and healthcare organizations with child-centered needs throughout Jefferson, Lewis, and St. Lawrence counties. (See list below). CMN of Northern New York is the only CMN hospital in the United States and Canada to provide such grants to agencies outside of their own.
Samaritan Medical Center received a total of $97,587 in equipment this year. CMN has also continued its pledge of $90,000 per year to help fund renovations for the Maternity and Pediatrics units. Additionally, the CMN Allocations Committee approved $53,081 in direct family assistance grants. Families can request up to $3,000 per child per year in financial assistance to help with travel expenses, medical services, and equipment not covered by insurance.
Healthcare Organization | Description | Grant Amount |
Claxton-Hepburn Medical Center | Isolette – to be used in the CHMC Birth Center | $10,000 |
Lewis County Hospital | Equipment Strengthening – various pediatric equipment to be used throughout the hospital to care specifically for children | $8,445.62 |
Carthage Area Hospital | Infant Warmer System – to be used in the Obstetrics Department | $8,000 |
North Country Family Health Center | Equipment Strengthening – various pediatric equipment to be used at the Watertown Pediatric Primary Care Clinic, the Lowville Family Practice Clinic, and the Wilson School-Based Health Center | $4,969 |
Gouverneur Hospital | Pediatric Vein Illumination System –to be used in the Emergency and Medical Surgical Departments to help locate veins in pediatric patients | $10,000 |
Total Grants Awarded | $41,414.62 |
Representatives from recipient healthcare organizations are pictured above with Samaritan Medical Center CEO, Tom Carman, Samaritan Medical Center Foundation of NNY, Inc. Chairman, Martin Yenawine, and CMN Development Manager, Morgan Bocciolatt.
(Back Row) From Left to Right: Brian Serota (Carthage Area Hospital Foundation), Nick Hanno (Lewis County General Hospital), Gale Grunert (Lewis County General Hospital), Martin Yenawine, Jill Guiles (North Country Family Health Center), Tom Carman, JoAnne Rhubart (Lewis County General Hospital), Jim Michaels (Claxton-Hepburn Medical Center); (Front Row) From Left to Right: Kim Thibert (North Country Family Health Center), Morgan Bocciolatt, Marlinda LaValley (Gouverneur Hospital), and Krista LaRock (Claxton-Hepburn Medical Center)
Morgan Bocciolatt
(315) 785 – 4053
Watertown, NY ----- For several years, Kathy Lettiere, owner, A Touch of Grace, Watertown, has organized the Teens for Miracles Fashion Show to raise money for Children's Miracle Network (CMN) at Samaritan. In 2014, she decided she wanted to continue fundraising even after the annual fashion show had taken place.
During the months of March, April, and May she sold CMN Miracle Balloons in her shop, collecting more than $2,000 to benefit CMN at Samaritan. Mrs. Lettiere presented a check in the amount of $2,066 to Morgan O. Bocciolatt, CMN Development Manager. "Kathy's commitment to helping local sick and injured children is incredible. We are so grateful for her service to Children's Miracle Network," says Ms. Bocciolatt.
According to Mrs. Lettiere, it all started with her first fashion show in 2007. The first fashion show had about 40 models sporting the latest prom styles. Since then, hundreds of local teens have walked in the Teens for Miracles Fashion Show showing off both bridal and prom fashions while also raising money and awareness for Children's Miracle Network at Samaritan. The event has truly become an annual tradition for local teens.
The 2015 Teens for Miracles Fashion Show will be held at the Bruce M. Wright Memorial Conference Center on Sunday, March 8 at 2:00 p.m. It will be hosted by Miss Thousand Islands 2015, Allison Carlos and will feature nearly 100 local high school students.
Contact: Morgan Bocciolatt
Kathy Lettiere presents a check in the amount of $2,066 to Morgan Bocciolatt, CMN Development Manager.
January 23, 2015
Samaritan Medical Center is pleased to announce the introduction of its new Lymphedema Therapy Program. Roxann Shelor, a physical therapist and certified lymphedema therapist (CLT) at Samaritan Medical Center, is now providing Complete Decongestive Therapy treatment and education for patients with or at risk for lymphedema. As lymphedema is frequently a complication of cancer treatment, Ms. Shelor's training and certification was funded through the Samaritan Medical Center Foundation of Northern New York with monies raised by the Samaritan Circle of Hope Cancer Awareness Fund. This fund allocates money to improve the health and well-being of cancer patients throughout Jefferson, Lewis, and St. Lawrence Counties.
To introduce this new service to the community, Samaritan will hold an educational Open House event on Thursday, January 29th in the Carman Conference Room at Samaritan Medical Center, 830 Washington Street in Watertown. The event will begin at 6:00 p.m and is free and open to the public. Speakers will include Ms. Shelor and breast surgeon Dr. Deborah Norris. In case of inclement weather, the event will be rescheduled to February 5th.
Lymphedema is an abnormal build-up of fluid that causes swelling and discomfort - most often in the arms or legs. Lymphedema is caused by a blockage in the body's lymphatic system, an important part of the immune and circulatory systems. The blockage prevents lymph fluid from draining well, and as the fluid builds up, the swelling continues. Although lymphedema is most commonly known as a complication of breast cancer treatment, it can also result from treating many other types of cancer, including head and neck, lymphoma, melanoma, ovarian, prostate and uterine - anywhere that lymph nodes are removed or damaged by radiation, chemotherapy or surgery. And lymphedema does not solely affect cancer survivors. Other causes include infection, obesity, venous insufficiency, and trauma, or being born with a faulty lymphatic system.
"The goal of lymphedema therapy is to restore function, reduce physical discomfort and prevent the development of infection," Ms. Shelor explains. "The treatment is aimed at improving lymphedema with manual lymphatic drainage (massage), therapeutic exercise, special compression bandaging, skin care and education in self-management techniques."
"This is a much needed service for the women and men in our community, and I'm proud that we're now able to offer it," Ms. Shelor adds. "Previously patients had to travel out of town for therapy – often as far away as Syracuse. With a combination of treatment and education, we're helping those who are suffering take control of their lymphedema and improve their quality of life."
For more information call 315-785-4088.
Krista Kittle, SMC
(315) 785-4504
January 13, 2015
Watertown, NY – The surgical team at Samaritan Medical Center is proud to provide patients with the most minimally invasive surgical options, including a Single-Site hysterectomy procedure using the da Vinci® Robotic Surgical System. During a da Vinci Single-Site hysterectomy the patient's uterus is removed through one tiny incision in the belly button, and it's what you don't see that is so impressive – the procedure is virtually scarless.
"This is an exciting addition to the capabilities that robotic surgery gives to surgeons and the benefits it provides for their patients," says Walter Dodard, DO, an OB/GYN at Comprehensive Women's Health Services, PLLC in Watertown. "With robotic surgery, we're able to make smaller incisions so there's less blood loss during surgery and fewer complications. Patients have less pain and typically go home in 24 hours or less." Dr. Dodard performed the region's first Single-Site hysterectomy in September at Samaritan Medical Center. He is currently the only surgeon in the area trained to perform this advanced procedure.
"The single-site approach takes the many benefits of robotic surgery a step further by reducing the number of incisions from four to one," adds Dr. Dodard. "This is much more than a cosmetic improvement for the patient. Since there are fewer incisions, there is less discomfort and a shorter recovery time. For patients, especially busy women, it means they can resume their normal lives and day-to-day activities more quickly. "
Hysterectomy is the second most common surgical procedure for women in the United States. An estimated one-third of all women will have a hysterectomy by age 60, according to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. The procedure is recommended for a number of medical reasons, including abnormal uterine bleeding, fibroid tumors, endometriosis, cancer and chronic pelvic pain. Many women who require a hysterectomy are candidates for the da Vinci robotic-assisted, Single-Site surgery.
Samaritan Medical Center utilizes the da Vinci robotic surgical system for certain gynecologic, urologic, and general surgery procedures. For more information on robotic surgeries at Samaritan Medical Center, visit samaritanhealth.com/davinci.
Contact: Krista Kittle, SMC
(315) 785-4504
On Friday, October 24, 2014, Thousand Islands Winery hosted Oooh Ta Ta, a night of indulgence and support. Leading up to this event, as part of the month-long National Breast Cancer Awareness campaign, Thousand Islands Winery sold select "pink" merchandise and wines and Tasting Room donor cards at its facility.
In keeping with the mission of the National Breast Cancer Awareness campaign, the Winery created Oooh Ta Ta, an event designed to offer North Country women an opportunity to have some fun with friends while raising awareness and funds to support area women during their battle with Breast Cancer. The night's activities included VIP wine tastings, shoe and wine pairings presented by handsome tuxedo-clad men, a fashion show, a silent auction, mini salon services including pink hair extensions and Breast Cancer nail decals, shopping opportunities with 13 "vendors of indulgence", finger foods and door prizes. Guests were encouraged to wear their best little black dress or party dress and most fabulous shoes.
The funds raised from this event and a month-long Winery drive were donated to the Samaritan Circle of Hope Awareness Fund. The mission of the Samaritan Circle of Hope Cancer Awareness Fund is to raise funds and allocate those funds toward improving the health and well-being of all cancer patients throughout Jefferson, Lewis, and St. Lawrence counties. The funds raised through theses efforts will be earmarked specifically for Breast Cancer support in honor of October's National Breast Cancer Awareness campaign.
What could be better than wine, shoes and eye candy for a cause? Nothing!
Photo: Steve J. Conaway, President, Thousand Islands Winery & Deborah A. Carpenter, Samaritan Circle of Hope Awareness Fund.
During the month of December Samaritan Medical Center will be hosting Life and Limb: The Toll of the American Civil War, a traveling exhibit from the History of Medicine Division of the National Library of Medicine. The exhibit will be set up in the Rotunda in the Macsherry Connector, between the Medical Center and Samaritan Keep Home.
To kick-off the exhibit Samaritan Health Sciences Library will have an opening presentation at noon on Tuesday, December 2 (also in the Rotunda). The speakers will be Jeff Garvey, Director of Library Services who will discuss medical care during the Civil War and Kent Bolke, Director of the 10th Mountain Division and Ft. Drum Museum who will discuss the impact of the Civil War on the North Country.
If you would like to attend the opening presentation please RSVP by calling 315.785.4191 a light lunch will be served. View the event flyer.
For more information contact:
Jeffrey M. Garvey
Director of Library Services
Samaritan Medical Center
830 Washington St.
Watertown, NY 13601
Michael Folsom, Director of Marketing and Communications at the Antique Boat Museum in Clayton NY presented members of the Samaritan Circle of Hope Cancer Committee with a check for $216. The money was raised through donations during the ABM Goes Pink campaign which was held in October. The Antique Boat Museum also hosted a breast cancer survivor for a relaxing cruise on the St. Lawrence Rive
The Samaritan Auxiliary purchased state-of-the art medical equipment called the Arctic Sun Temperature Management System for Samaritan Medical Center, with monies raised from their signature event, One Night, One Diamond, held in March of 2014 - a donation of $42,563 was made to purchase this equipment. The Arctic Sun has been utilized in Samaritan Medical Center's Emergency Department (ED) and Intensive Care Unit (ICU) since 2010, but due to the frequency of use, SMC identified the need for a second unit and the Auxiliary was pleased to fund this initiative.
The Arctic Sun is a non-invasive temperature management system which can cool the body's core temperature to as low as 33 degrees. In the case of a cardiac arrest or stroke, lowering the body temperature can help to slow the metabolism which leads to positive outcomes and less risk of brain injury. The equipment circulates chilled water through pads that are adhered to the patient's skin. The Samaritan Auxiliary is pleased to be able to support our patients with life-saving equipment. In the right-hand picture is Dr. David Rechlin (Pulmonology Associates), Renee Waterbury (Samaritan Auxiliary Board President) and Mr. Tom Carman (Samaritan President & CEO). The center picture is Dr. Maja Lundborg-Gray (North Country Emergency Medical Consultants), Kim Smith (Nurse Manager of the ICU) and Jane Schmitt (Volunteer Services) and the right-hand picture is a picture of the equipment.
November 12, 2014
Cape Vincent, NY — The Samaritan Family Health Center at Cape Vincent wants you to stay healthy this flu season. That's why the Family Health Center is offering an adult Flu Shot Clinic on Wednesday, November 26th from 9:00 am until 3:00 pm. Appointments are not needed, and you do not need to be an established patient at the Samaritan Family Health Center at Cape Vincent to receive a flu shot. Your insurance will be billed for this service.
Seasonal flu is a contagious respiratory illness caused by influenza viruses that infect the nose, throat, and lungs. It spreads from person-to-person and can cause mild to severe illness. Seasonal flu symptoms may include fever, coughing, sore throat, runny or stuffy nose, headaches, body aches, chills and fatigue.
The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) recommends a yearly seasonal flu vaccine as the first and most important step in protecting yourself against seasonal flu. The flu vaccine is updated every year to combat the flu viruses that research indicates are most likely to cause illness during the upcoming season.
The CDC recommends seasonal flu shots for everyone six months and older. The annual flu vaccine is particularly important for those who are most likely to develop serious and potentially fatal complications from the flu, including anyone 65 or older; people with medical conditions, such as asthma, diabetes and chronic lung disease; pregnant women; and those who live with or provide care for these individuals. There are also some people who should not get a flu vaccine without first consulting a physician. They include: people who have a severe allergy to eggs; people who have previously had a severe reaction to an influenza vaccination; and people who developed Guillain-Barré syndrome (GBS) within six weeks of getting an influenza vaccine. In addition, people who have a moderate-to-severe illness should wait until they recover to have the flu shot.
For more information on the Flu Shot Clinic, please contact the Samaritan Family Health Center at Cape Vincent at 315-654-2530.
Watertown, NY ----- During the annual three-day Radiothon, presented by Community Broadcasters, hosts Johnny Spezzano, The Border 106.7, and Lance Hale, 94 Rock, raised a grand total of $129,518 for Children's Miracle Network of Northern New York. Every dollar raised will help children and families facing a medical crisis in Jefferson, St. Lawrence, and Lewis counties.
Each year, the Radiothon provides a unique opportunity to share the stories of many families in our community and how they have been helped by the funds raised through Children's Miracle Network. Radio reaches listeners in a direct way allowing them to understand the challenges that so many of our neighbors face. Throughout the Radiothon broadcast, the hosts conduct on-air interviews with local families, play recorded interview montages, and educate listeners about Children's Miracle Network. The majority of funds raised during this event are raised $10 or $20 at a time. "Over the course of the three days, it becomes very evident that the North Country is incredibly giving and the event as a whole brings members of our community together to make a difference," says host Johnny Spezzano.
Children's Miracle Network Hospitals is a non-profit organization that raises money and awareness for its 170 member hospitals, including Samaritan Medical Center. All contributions to Children's Miracle Network of Northern New York at Samaritan benefit children in Jefferson, Lewis and St. Lawrence counties by helping to purchase medical equipment for Samaritan and other hospitals located in the tri-county region. In addition, Children's Miracle Network of Northern New York at Samaritan is one of only five hospitals that provide direct assistance to families with children in a medical crisis. For more information, contact the Children's Miracle Network office at 785-4053.
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text: Randy McMurchy wrote: > Alexander E. Patrakov wrote: > > >> AFAIK (I have never set up a Kerberos-based installation, but listened >> to a friend that demonstrated how to do it) /etc/passwd is still used in >> a Kerberos-based setup, and contains something like "*K*" in the >> password field. Only /etc/shadow is not used. And, both sftp and ssh >> link to libgssapi_krb5.so.2 :) >> > > This is incorrect. In all my Kerberos installations, there is > nothing but the system users and root in /etc/passwd. Your friend > is wrong. > Very interesting. Could you please paste the output of the following commands from one of them (assuming that the user "randy" is in Kerberos): getent passwd randy id randy strace id randy I ask exactly for the same reason as you did for $HOME: testing that well-established glibc functions can retrieve the needed data. -- Alexander E. Patrakov


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1. Gentoo Linux Security Advisory
Version Information
Related bugreports: #59385
gv contains an exploitable buffer overflow that allows an attacker to execute arbitrary code.
2. Impact Information
gv is a PostScript and PDF viewer for X which provides a user interface for the ghostscript interpreter.
gv contains a buffer overflow vulnerability where an unsafe sscanf() call is used to interpret PDF and PostScript files.
By enticing a user to view a malformed PDF or PostScript file an attacker could execute arbitrary code with the permissions of the user running gv.
3. Resolution Information
There is no known workaround at this time. All users are encouraged to upgrade to the latest available version of gv.
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Goodbye Borders 7/22/11
Liquidation!!! As the EMPIRE crumbles yet another bookstore/music store/media store gone! The subtle corporate-fascist censorship continues at an alarming rate! Yes, Borders was an "evil" corporation but they sold Howard Zinn and Chris Hedges and Chomsky along with the right wing dregs. At the bookstore
open a book see what it's like. See if it's readable or interesting. Never pay full price with coupons and Borders Bux. Get the latest from David Weber; the damn library would never give me enough time to finish reading it. Browse the art magazines and the UK music magazines. In their hey-day get obscure prog rock albums, especially after Tower closed (another tragedy!)
Borders, Teacher Appreciation Week, back in the day, was always a treat! 20% off of everything! Osprey weapons books and obscure WWII books on aircraft and weapons and Blitzkrieg. Railroad books and beautiful photography books. Bargain priced Science books about mammals and reptiles and amphibians and minerals. The idiot pundits all say; good riddance
it's about time: E-Books and E-Readers and INTERNETS are the thing of the new! It's a post-post modern world of Amazon.com and streaming literature into your I-PAD. I don't give a shit! I don't need more elecktricity to read a goddamn book! Bite my shiny metal APPS!!!
A beautiful book, creamy bound paper about the history of "Civilization" or critique of such
gorgeous pictures and the art of mankind at your fingertips. What happens when our so-called culture collapses and we can't access our cheap energy, and elecktrcity becomes luxury for the 1%-ers in their gated fortress burb-claves?
Censorship, I hate it in its many forms. But our era of liquid modernity and false gods makes it so much easier. In 1986 Compact Discs another (now) obsolete technology was starting to come into common use
goodbye vinyl LPs (I realize that there is a devoted indie following of this format (myself included), but this is not the norm)
how many albums never made it to CD or are out of print on CD today? I can think off-hand of the first three Journey Albums; they were mostly instrumental guitar and keyboard driven jazz rock fusion (very un-cool!) but they were awesome! The jammed! They had energy! They had instrumental integrity! Journey before Steve Perry moved in and they became the million-selling hit AOR sensations of wimpy ballads and high energy generic stadium rock songs (some better than others, I admit).
Censorship, how much artistic content on CDs, LPs, Videos (remember those), DVDS, and now Blu-Rays will be lost because the EVIL free-Market doesn't deem it profitable enough? Download your Justin Beaver, Molly and the Robot, and Kandyey West into your I-Poop
Stream your Action-Romantic-Chick-Flick-Superhero-Komedy right of a Red-Box-Net-Flix and into your HD monstrosity. Watch the Football and the Baseball and the Hoop Ball and the Hockey Ball because you don't need a stupid old bookstore/music store/media store anymore.
Bread and Circuses as the Empire Crumbles
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EDAP's Ablatherm-HIFU Demonstrates Long Term Efficacy, Durability And Reproducibility With Prospective Fourteen -Year Study
LYON, France, May 20, 2013 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- EDAP TMS SA (Nasdaq:EDAP), the global leader in therapeutic ultrasound, announced today new long term data demonstrating high rates of both cancer-specific and overall survival of patients treated with high-intensity focused ultrasound (HIFU). The study led by Drs. Sebastien Crouzet and Albert Gelet of Edouard Herriot Hospital, located in Lyon, France evaluated the morbidity and long term oncologic outcomes of primary HIFU therapy for localized prostate cancer. The prospective, single-arm, single-institution cohort study was electronically published by European Urology, the official journal of the European Association of Urology.
The study, titled "Whole-gland Ablation of Localized Prostate Cancer with High-intensity Focused Ultrasound: Oncologic Outcomes and Morbidity in 1002 Patients," examined 1002 patients treated from 1997 to 2009 and followed through 2012. Overall, the ten year cancer-specific survival rate was 97%. Stratified by risk group, the cancer-specific survival was 99%, 98% and 92% for men with low, intermediate, and high-risk disease, respectively. The overall metastasis-free rate was 94% and was 99%, 95%, and 86% for low, intermediate, and high-risk groups, respectively.
Sebastien Crouzet, M.D., Urologist at Edouard Herriot Hospital, Lyon, France, said, "We are proud to have published the largest long-term study of HIFU. It is a minimally invasive therapeutic option with encouraging cancer-specific survival rates in patients with localized prostate cancer. The 10-year prostate cancer survival rates and metastases free survival rates were low, and the morbidity acceptable. We continue to routinely prescribe HIFU to our patients as standard of care. These results should encourage other centers worldwide to do so as well."
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Monster Offers Announces Merger Conversion Ratio And New Company Name
LAGUNA NIGUEL, Calif., Oct. 8, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Monster Offers (OTCBB: MONT), a leading Daily Deal analytics provider and aggregator, today announced that management has determined that the exchange ratio for the proposed merger with Ad Shark, Inc., a privately held California corporation, will be 4.38:1. Under the terms of this transaction each 4.38 shares of Ad Shark would be converted into the right to receive one (1) share of Monster Offers. As previously reported, the pending merger remains on track for completion.
Management for each of the companies is now is the process of completing the final merger documents, which will be disclosed in a Current Report on Form 8-K to be filed on the EDGAR system with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. The Company expects to file the Form 8-K regarding the closing of the merger transaction within the next week. In addition, upon the closing of the merger, the company intends to file the appropriate name change documentation with the State of Nevada, which will change the company's name from "Monster Offers" to "Monster Mobile Marketing, Inc."
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Monster Offers is a leading Daily Deal analytics provider and aggregator collecting daily deals from multiple sites in local communities across the U.S. and Canada. Focused on providing innovation and utility for Daily Deal consumers and providers, the company collects and publishes thousands of daily deals and allows consumers to organize these deals by geography or product categories, or to personalize the results using keyword search. More information can be found by visiting the company's websites located at monsteroffers.com and at monsterdailydeals.com.
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We all understand the importance of having routine check-ups for our children and families, but what about our pets? Pets age faster than we do, which makes regular visits to the veterinarian even more important. Pets can have health issues and these routine appointments can help prevent or make an early diagnosis of problems.
Congressman Bill Johnson Visits the College of Veterinary Medicine
Congressman Bill Johnson (Ohio 6th Congressional District) visited The Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine and Veterinary Medical Center in September. During his visit, Congressman Johnson took a "behind-the-scenes" tour of the Veterinary Medical Center and its three hospitals: the Hospital for Companion Animals, the Hospital for Farm Animals, and the Galbreath Equine Center.
Welcome to the Class of 2015!
Out of more than 6,200 applicants to colleges of veterinary medicine across North America, 162 of the best and brightest made the cut to call themselves the Class of 2015 at The Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine.
There are 143 women and 19 men who will join the college, with 63 coming from beyond the Ohio borders. They ranged in age, upon acceptance, from 20 to 39.
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The 100-year-old Ugolin horse painting that was famously displayed in the rotunda of the old Veterinary Clinic building on Neil Avenue for nearly half a century, has been recently restored. Its new home over the fireplace in the Hummel Grand Lounge in the Veterinary Medicine Academic Building will allow more people to enjoy the well-known painting.
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DATE & TIME: Saturday, February 22, 8 p.m. (ET)
FACTS & STATS: Site: Coleman Coliseum (15,383) -- Tuscaloosa, Alabama. Television: ESPN2. Home Record: Missouri 13-2, Alabama 10-4. Away Record: Missouri 3-4, Alabama 0-9. Neutral Record: Missouri 3-1, Alabama 0-3. Conference Record: Missouri 7-6, Alabama 4-9. Series Record: Alabama leads, 4-3.
GAME NOTES: Two teams trending in opposite directions in the SEC standings will square off at Coleman Coliseum on Saturday night, as the Alabama Crimson Tide play host to the Missouri Tigers.
Missouri hit a slide at the beginning of February with three straight losses but has since righted the ship with three consecutive victories, most recently downing Vanderbilt at home on Wednesday night, 67-64. The Tigers are now 19-7 overall and 7-6 in the SEC, although they have gone just 3-4 on the road.
Alabama, meanwhile, has dropped back-to-back games and six of its last seven to slide all the way to 10-16 overall and just 4-9 in league action. The Tide remained winless on the road this season after falling on the wrong end of a 63-48 decision at Texas A&M on Thursday night, but the good news for this bout is that all of their wins have come in Tuscaloosa (10-4).
Missouri dismissed Alabama in Columbia back on Jan. 18, 68-47, although the Tide still hold a slim 4-3 advantage in the all-time series.
The Tigers battled Vanderbilt back and forth earlier in the week, as the teams exchanged 11 lead changes, but trailing by three with under six minutes to play, they ripped off a 13-2 run to take control of the contest for good and held on down the stretch for the three-point victory. They outshot Vandy from the field, 47.7 percent to 40 percent, and were paced by a 21-point, five- assist effort by Jordan Clarkson, who drained all 11 of his free-throw attempts on the evening. Earnest Ross was impressive from 3-point range (4- of-8) on his way to 16 points, while Jabari Brown added 10 points to the winning effort.
Missouri boasts a strong offensive attack this season, shooting 46.5 percent from the field, including 37 percent from 3-point range for 75.0 ppg, which has been more than enough to support its defensive effort (.401, 69.0 ppg). The team also owns a strong +5.3 rebounding margin but gives some of those extra possessions away with a -1.6 turnover margin. Brown is the SEC's second- leading scorer with 20.1 ppg and sports great percentages from the field (.491), 3-point range (.452) and the free-throw line (.798). Clarkson (18.8 ppg) is also an elite option and dishes out 3.5 apg, while Ross (14.3 ppg, 6.4 rpg) rounds out one of the nation's top scoring trios.
The Tide were able to hang tough with Texas A&M for much of their latest contest and even held a lead early in the second half, but they lost control down the stretch and eventually fell by a 15-point margin. They shot a mere 37 percent from the field and a dreadful 7-of-16 from 3-point range while committing a game-high 13 turnovers. Trevor Releford continued his hot streak by shooting 7-of-14 from the floor for 20 points. He has now scored 20 or more in four straight and six of the past eight. Shannon Hale was the only other notable performer with 12 points and nine rebounds.
Alabama has underwhelmed offensively this season, as it scores just 67.8 ppg on 44 percent field-goal shooting, which all but negates an impressive effort on the defensive end of the court (.428, 67.7 ppg). Despite the struggles of many of his teammates, Releford has been consistently one of the nation's best guards, as he scores 19.0 ppg with great percentages from the field (.505), 3- point range (.403) and the foul line (.900) while adding 2.2 spg as well. Retin Obasahon is the only other player to average in double figures with 10.0 ppg and is a strong defender as well with 2.0 spg and 1.2 bpg.
While Alabama has been putrid on the road this season, it has been able to hold its own at Coleman Coliseum, so expect the Tide to be in this contest from start to finish, but in the end Missouri's superior scoring talent will win out as its hot streak continues.
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There is tack close by us. I've been there once and it was fun but super expensive. They go about 45-50mph. Good time but at $22 a ride, it gets pricey quick!
If the pain is lacking so is the discipline... "the only 911 call I need is chambering a round" - Mr. Muller, MO car dealer
Do the carts have gun mounts? I'd pay $22 a ride for a M134DT equipped cart with a 3000 Round Little Bird Magazine. Of course the ammo weight would slow the cart to a crawl! And sustained fire would back the cart up!
A buddy of mine works for BMW at their test facility out here. This is the same place where they are putting all the finishing touches on the electric mini coopers so they constantly have engineers from Germany at the site. One day he calls me up and says BMW is paying for him to take these guys out and asked if I wanted to tag along. We ended up taking them to an indoor kart track. Now these are all your stereotypical straightlaced engineer type people, and very German to top it off. They thought we were crazy for bringing them there and started talking all this crap about how they drive on the autobahn and these stupid American toys were no match for their driving prowess. Well suffice to say, we smoked them and they ended up having so much fun it turns out that the first thing the guys who have never been over do is to go to the kart track. Absolutely hilarious to see these guys arguing and talking crap to each other.
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I dunno about racing go carts but I fell in love with the open class racing riding mowers. Just imagine how many people you could get to swear off drinking after passing them up on a riding mower on the road.
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Indoor carting is great; however, this is the scream to try out! I got to go up there twice; however, was unable to drive the track, slots were full. Ben Lovejoy's Nurburgring Nordschleife websiteNürburgring* - *Homehttp://www.nuerburgring.de/en/feel/green-hell-nordschleife.html Check out the videoNürburgring* - *company
I love going racing. I go out to Sy Kart in Tukwila, WA. I try to get my friends to go with me and they complain, until they finally go. Then they love it.
Sy kart eh ?? Heard about them, havent tried that track yet.. If you ever get to Lakewood, try Grand Prix Raceway.. We have Monday Madness now.. 10 bucks for a 20 lap race.. Wednesdays is 30 lap races for 20 bucks..
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Thursday, September 18th, 2014Is America's latest bike boom coming to an end? Or is it just moving to different cities?
2013 Census estimates released Thursday show the big cities that led the bike spike of the 2000s — Minneapolis, Seattle, Denver and, most of all, Portland — all failing to make meaningful changes to their commuting patterns for three years or more.
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