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It's been more than two months and there is still no official report on the Newtwon school shootings. In the midst of ongoing national, state legislature, and even local school board debates about a policy response, it seems like more information about the crime and the perpetrator's background, means, motive and opportunity would be useful.
It is understandable that a full investigation of such a heinous and devastating crime will take time, but judging from the leaks much is already known. And there's an assumption that the case is basically closed because everybody associated with it is dead, including the killer.
But is that a good assumption? Do they know if there were direct or indirect accomplices? Do they know all the weapons and ammunition were legally obtained? Are there related crimes that should be prosecuted?
According to the latest reports, we won't know until June. In the mean time, conspiracy nuts and gun enthusiasts have launched disinformation campaigns regarding the types of weapons used in the crime in an attempt to head off regulation. At least law enforcement officials have cleared that up.
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The little engine that could.... rito pls ap kog has poke ap ez has teamfight aoe ap varus has percent health damage ap trist has nuke rito pls
AP trist is okay, she's got a ton of burst, but its reset reliant, and if the enemy survives, they likely survive at the other end of her knock back. AP ez isn't as reset reliant, but a large part of his AP burst is on his escape, so he either doesn't do all his damage, or he doesn't have an escape. Never tried AP varus. AP kog is fun, Can easily get 10%+ max HP damage per auto. However to get in range for that means you're really close, and AP kog doesn't have the sustain AD kog would. If you stay back and ER, you run out of mana really fast. He's also really easy to gank, so this is a more ARAM build, at least for me. Also why are you saying 'rito pls'. What exactly do you want them to do?
yes those skins rito pls Ap trist is hilarious and fun Ap Ez has lackluster farming which is the only reason no one plays him (other then people like pr0skier) Ap varus is overpowered imo that damage is stupid Ap kog is good probably overnerfed but still pretty good.
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Tried AP Varus earlier, and it was really strong, but it felt like, why the hell not just play ADC if I want damage after 3 shots? tl;dr same thing, different build.
I play ap Varus everytime I get him in ARAM
I find AP Kog hilarious fun, mostly only use him in ARAM thoug.
AP Varus can deal potentially 51% maximum hp in magic damage + (1.0(AP)) + 350 (base) from his ultimate
Engine? What engine? Edit: You mean AP Corki?

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Well, it's been a long time since I've posted last, been lurking here & there and distracted with other real life stuff. I finally got around to taking a crack at doing my first all grain - Hooray! I decided to try brewing the original version of the Free Beer project named "Vores Øl". I had read about it a number of years ago via an article on Wired and being a software developer who appreciates open source software it immediately piqued my interest in brewing, so it's only proper that I try. So that was the noble intention...then I made a terrible error in going against my original judgement. Having spec'd everything out I don't have enough equipment to do a full 23L (5 gallon) batch, so I had initially decided I would attempt a half...somewhere along the lines between planning and acquiring the grains I dispensed with that notion - the exact reason why escapes me. I suspect my chomping at the bit for weeks but being unable to start for one reason or another got the better of me, but I'll never know for sure. In any case I got the full 3.6 kg (~8 lbs) of grain and damn the torpedoes, full speed ahead...knowing that I'd hit a torpedo or two along the way. Allow me to illustrate how unprepared I was to brew a full batch - my main pot can only hold about 12-13L of water (if I push it) - the next best that I have on hand can only hold about half that. I have my primary fermenter which I used as a holding tank between steeping and sparging. Oh, did I mention that I'm using an electric stove with a ceramic top? Bloody hell. I'm certain a half batch would've been quite doable and certainly more advisable and this notion crossed my mind, but I was past the point of no return. With my water holding at around 55 degrees C, I added my grains to the 8L of water in my 12L pot. The recipe calls to hold it at this temp for 90 minutes, which proved a challenge for me as I've never done this before. There was a few fluctuations of a couple degrees both ways but it was more or less held at 55 for the duration. I drained my grains to the extent that my arms would let me, put them aside in my other pot for holding purposes, while I poured the wort into my fermenter to hold while I spared the grains with about 6 additional litres of water. Yes, I realize it should have been more than twice that but at this point I'm making do with what I have. At this point I accept that I'm in the middle of a...mitigated(?), self-inflicted, disaster - so screw it - go for broke. I add the wort back to the pot and realize I still have some room, I add my sugar to see how much actual room I have. I estimate I still have approximately 1.5L of room left...So I take my grains that are sitting in my other pot (you know the 6L one) and I start running that water through them and recirculate it a couple times. I know I need every bit I can get out of this because, hey I'm shooting for a high gravity wort! HA HA HA HA HA!!! I believe this is where I descended into the mouth of madness (I was merely circling up to this point). I happened to notice that my primary had some residue left in it from when I had the wort sitting in it...waste not want not I suppose, I tossed some water in, swirled it around to make sure I can get the most out of it and add it to the pot to be boiled. So topping up my pot I try to bring my water up to boil so i can add my hops. It's a long wait as my poor stove struggles to heat the water - it seems like the better part of an hour before I actually hit the 95 degree range. I get to 98 degrees and pop in the hops. The recipe calls for simmering everything for 60 minutes. By the way (slightly off topic), I get the hops thing now. I've heard people almost instantly go to their happy place talking about hops and how it smells...their eyes glaze over, the head tilts back and they blissfully drift away for a moment. I've never smelled actual hops before so the reaction was a bit lost on me - but I get it now - oh my. What lovely stuff it is. Anyway, back to the liquid train-wreck that I'm piloting! 60 minutes pass and this part has been relatively uneventful, not too much difficulty in holding temp - the aroma fills the house, I'm happy - my fiancé not so much - but I've come to far to stop now!! ONWARDS!! Time to chill this bad boy...I've got my sink filled with snow and water and ever so gingerly add the pot and watch the temperature drop...until, I realize, the water in the sink is now fairly warm...so I start bailing it out (not even thinking about the siphon I have) - I use a 1 cup, measuring cup because that's about all I can get to fit in ye olde sink. So I bail as I'm adding new water, and with the help of some ice the temperature finally drops to something a civilized, around 35 degrees C. I transfer the 12L of highly concentrated wort to the freshly washed and sterilized primary fermenter. Time to dilute this puppy down so I can pitch my yeast. I check the gravity - 1.094 - okay, that should give me some breathing room - my aim is to get to 23L, so I start by adding 4L at a time and rechecking the gravity at each interval. Slowly but surely I get to 1.052, which is comparable to the O.G. of the other versions of the Free Beer recipe (the original doesn't list one). I pitch the yeast, seal her up and begin the clean up. 6+ hours in, I'm exhausted but I'm finally done. I realize that time & yeast can heal many wounds in brewing and I'm hoping that will be the case here, but I'm steeling myself for a different and far more unpleasant reality. My bet is that this will become something I'll chaulk up to experience and have little else to show for it except being a little wiser and adding one more item to the list of things I've learned the hard way. After all of that you'd think I'd be fed up and frustrated, but I'm not. I made, some horrendously bad decisions for this brew and I expect the results will not be positive, I can live with that - I learned a hell of a lot in the process, and education has it's own rewards. I now appreciate the value of the equipment that I was missing that I thought I could do with out and what I had at my disposal. The process and what goes into it, all feel more concrete and now I have a baseline upon which I can improve. Challenge accepted. I'll update this post with results as things progress. I plan to see this thing through to the end...hopefully there will be beer at the end of the proverbial rainbow Any thoughts, pointers, ridicule, words of encouragement, predictions - I welcome it all at this point. Happy brewing UPDATE 1 (28-Nov-2011): The yeast are churning away and the air lock is popping along. Still smells and looks good at this point. Does anyone else get kinda transfixed by the swirls and currents of the yeast doing their work or is it just me?
Hey, don't knock yourself. Many of us went through much the same experience on our first AG brew. I know I did! I was sure that beer would be terrible. But it wasn't. It was the best beer I had ever made up to that point. Now you're hooked, and will be mentally refining your process till you brew again. The next brew will be smoother. On a side note, there are many easy to make brewing tools that won't break your bank. Two I would recommend would be a double bucket lauter tun(2 buckets stacked 1 inside the other , with holes drilled in the inner bucket bottom to strain and sparge your wort. If you have a bottling bucket ,that's an excellent outer bucket because its got a hole and spgot for draining.$10-15. The second is a copper wort chiller. 25 to 50 feet of soft copper tubing , bent in a spiral around a cylinder(like a co2 tank) and attached to your sink with an adapter. $25 to 50 depending on the length. Anyway , good luck with it all.
or easier still just set the kettle out in the snowbank to chill....
Great story and a perfect title - I know I went back and forth a couple times between the two and as you say, only time will tell My favorite part is noticing there is 1.5 litres space left in the kettle and deciding to top it off. Love it and hope it turns out well, in any case I'm guessing there's no way in hell this one is getting dumped.
Heh - thanks folks. Glad to know I'm not a complete outlier and yes I am definitely refining the process and things in my head. Next time (and there will be a next time) will be different. bighorn - the idea had occurred to me, living situation didn't make it advisable though, it was either take it down a bunch of steps to my back yard, or trapse through the house while trying to mind two cats...neither was an appetizing thought with a bunch of very hot, precious, liquid...though i might take the time to pile some up on the back deck next time around, should it be vacant like this time Glad you enjoyed the story Student7, I think my favourite part was rinsing out the fermenter for every bit of wort I could scrounge - smacks of desperation. The only way this is getting dumped is if it's toxic
True, it does, I noticed it melted a 2 inch ring in the snow bank I put my keggle into. To prevent dead air from forming I just kept kicking the snow against the keggle caving in the ring of air. I had to stand out there anyway and monitor the situation 'cause when I formed the snow pile, then plopped keggle into it, the keggle was about 2 feet off the ground and wanted to melt unevenly on the bottom. Visions of keggle sliding off and spilling the wort kept me close to the situation.
Between Christmas, New Years, family, a case of the flu and a few other things I never did get around to relaying how the brew turned out. Well, it seems that it was a heroic effort after all. (and there was much rejoicing) It's not the best beer I've ever had but it's no slouch either (6.1% IIRC). I imagine if I were able to properly sparge it I would've gotten some more flavour out it, but all in all I'm ecstatic with the results. I did notice that there wasn't as much carbonation as I would've liked - I used table sugar, rather than dextrose not sure if that would've made much of a difference or not. While I've always had a great sense of accomplishment when I finish up a beer or wine kit, it doesn't quite compare to the feeling of doing it from scratch and succeeding. Time to get better gear and to set my sights on the next big game...maybe a mead or taking a crack at my grandmother's blueberry wine (which I've recently acquired the recipe for).
Well this batch is long gone now but I forgot to relay the final lesson of my first AG batch. I forgot to dissolve my priming sugar in water before stirring it into my beer before bottling. I just tossed the sugar in and stirred...this was a very bad, but entertaining mistake. The first several beers I had were lightly carbonated, I thought I hadn't added enough sugar - until I hit one wit NO carbonation...I suffered it down as the horrible reality dawned on me. "If THIS beer has no carbonation...then the sugar didn't dissolve and disperse evenly. Which means I must have at least one that's been over-carbonated...oh my." It was at this point I decided that none of these beers could leave the house - some could be duds, others could be bombs - the threat must be contained! Sure enough I found one of the bombs - at first it was just an enthusiastic SSSHHHHHHTTT out of the bottle - and then before I knew it I was holding a foamy volcano in my hands, running to the sink while trying to siphon off/contain the geyser with my mouth - not a pretty sight, messy, but hilarious. About half to two thirds of the bottle was lost to this, the rest when I poured it out into the glass was still churning and fizzing - all of the sediment was well mixed into the beer, a torrent in it's own right - it was basically just ripped up from the floor of the bottle. It was incredible. The extra carbonation added a nice texture to things, though the sediment detracted from it - so between the two I can estimate what it would've tasted like if it were carbonated properly. Thankfully, there was only one more bomb and one more dud in the batch - the rest were the lightly carbonated beer I had been enjoying all along. Here endeth the tale and the lesson.


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If anyone knows anybody personally that has been killed or injured in a "gun free" zone, it would make the interview that much more effective. If nobody lives in the area you still might be able to help if you have your own dv cam and equipment and know how to set up an interview with lighting, I can email you my questions and you can tape yourself and mail it to me. If you don't have a high end cam that can shoot in progressive and/or you don't have a lighting kit etc; I would still be happy to get the footage because overall I am more concerned with the content over quality.
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DaveTelep Wisconsin Playmakers are straight out of central casting from "Hoosiers" and Matt Thomas is Jimmy Chitwood.
How's he been playing since his big 9 for 10 performance? I haven't had the chance to look things up today
@DaveTelep: Matt Thomas was worth a 4am wake up call and a cross country flight. He's in his own category of shooters. Fantastic hoops player.
Originally Posted by Cydar DaveTelep Wisconsin Playmakers are straight out of central casting from "Hoosiers" and Matt Thomas is Jimmy Chitwood. "I'll make it."
Originally Posted by HFCS "I'll make it." Beat me to it! FFFFFF UUUUUUUU!!!!!!
I noticed that during the low periods of my life, when I was suffering from anguish, sorrow or defeat, I could see only one set of footprints, so I said to the Lord, You promised me Lord, that if I followed you, you would walk with me always. During the most trying periods of my life there has only been one set of footprints in the sand. Why, when I needed you most, have you not been there for me? Because, says the Lord, Sandpeople always ride single-file, to hide their numbers.
Originally Posted by Cydkar @DaveTelep: Matt Thomas was worth a 4am wake up call and a cross country flight. He's in his own category of shooters. Fantastic hoops player. Wow... that's awesome to hear.
I was watching some of the AAU HS bball on ESPNU a couple nights ago and one of the announcers had Matt Thomas in his top 5 players to watch. I believe he had an #83 ranking on ESPN according to this guy, not sure of his name. Hopefully he's a good one.
That rug really tied the room together, did it not dude? Follow me unplugged on twitter @fatkid1974
Doesn't Matt seem to be following the Georges Niang model from last summer? We were one of the first big schools in on both. The recruiting guros didn't know a lot about either when we first started recruiting them. Hoiberg targeted both and made both one of his top priorities. And both had really great senior AAU seasons which really made the recruiting guys take notice and start to talk about how we got a 'steal'. Hoiberg's ability to see talent before a lot of coaches is pretty exciting to me.
I'm really looking forward to seeing where he's ranked when the next updates come out. I'm thinking top 60 or so.
That was Telep on ESPNU.
@GeorgesNiang20: Shoutout the bro @Theiceman_21 gettin some love on ESPN ok boii http://t.co/u3rlozKo
Telep also called him JJ Redick Jr.
Better than Joey Chitwood !
Originally Posted by gocubs2118 Telep also called him JJ Redick Jr. I hope he's more Jimmer than JJ.
Originally Posted by JohnnyFive I hope he's more Jimmer than JJ. I know what you mean, but I'll take either one! Can't wait to see how these guys develop with Fred's coaching.
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Another photo manipulation inspired by Pink Floyd…
My all time fave song…Especially David Gilmour's guitar solo!
Faved 86 times…..
Is there anybody in there?
Just nod if you can hear me.
Is there anyone at home?
Come on, now,
I hear you're feeling down.
Well I can ease your pain
And get you on your feet again.
I need some information first.
Just the basic facts
Can you show me where it hurts?
There is no pain you are receding
A distant ship, smoke on the horizon.
You are only coming through in waves.
Your lips move but I can't hear what you're saying.
When I was a child I had a fever
My hands felt just like two balloons.
Now I've got that feeling once again
I can't explain you would not understand
This is not how I am.
I have become comfortably numb.
Just a little pin prick.
There'll be no more high
But you may feel a little sick.
Can you stand up?
I do believe its working. Good.
That'll keep you going through the show
Come on it's time to go.
There is no pain you are receding
A distant ship, smoke on the horizon.
You are only coming through in waves.
Your lips move but I can't hear what you're saying.
When I was a child
I caught a fleeting glimpse
Out of the corner of my eye
I turned to look but it was gone
I cannot put my finger on it now
The child is grown,
The dream is gone.
I have become comfortably numb.
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Girl: faestock
Layered and textured…
Edited in Corel Paint Shop Pro Photo X2
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"Be yourself; everyone else is already taken." – Oscar Wilde
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Beautifully inspired and executed Carol!
Thank you so much Rosie for your lovely words and fave :-)
– Carol Knudsen
Amazing work Carol…such a beautiful feel to this!! A fave!
Thanks so much Lynda…I wanated it to have the feel of floating into the fog…Thank you for the fave too :-)
– Carol Knudsen
lovely work!
Thank you Charmiene! Huge thank you for the fave too :-)
– Carol Knudsen
From one PF fan to another….LOL I've got one of their CDs in my car player right now : )
Love what you did here, a perfect illustration for the words. Awesome and instant fave GF!
Thank you so much Chris! For your wonderful comment and the fave! Nice to find another Floyd fan :-)
– Carol Knudsen
Perfect match :-)
Beautiful too…
Thank you kindly Geoffrey!!! For the fave too :-)
– Carol Knudsen
nice work. very creative.
Thank you Paul :-)
– Carol Knudsen
She won't…she has sea legs! Thanks for the great comment Rick :-)
– Carol Knudsen
Beautiful Carol! Love how you are inspired by Pink Floyd, my all time favorite band and masters of stunning visuals! Seeing them in concert is a must :)
Thank you so much Christina!!! I have worn out a few albums over the years..lol…
– Carol Knudsen
beautiful work
Thank you Sylvia :-)
– Carol Knudsen
superb image carol,beautifully done,mike
Thank you very much Mike! I am pleased you think so! Thanks for the fave too :-)
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- 1 1/4 cup(s) Salad oil
- 2 cup(s) sugar
- 2 cup(s) flour
- 2 teaspoon(s) baking powder
- 1 teaspoon(s) baking soda
- 2 teaspoon(s) cinnamon
- 4 eggs
- 3 cup(s) grated raw carrots
- 1 cup(s) chopped pecans
- orange glaze recipe
- Combine oil and sugar, mix well.
- Sift together remaingin dry ingredients. Sift half of dry ingredients into sugar mixture, blend. Sift in remaining dry ingredients alternately with eggs, one at a time, mixing well after each addition.
- Add carrots and mix well, them ix in pecans. Pour into a oilded 10 inched tube or Bundt pan. Bake at 325 degrees about 1 hour and 10 minutes. Cool in pan up-right. Remove from pan.
- Orange glaze
- 1 cup sugar
- 1/4 cup cornstrarch
- 1 cup orange juice
- 1 teaspoon lemon juice
- 2 tablespoon butter
- 2 tablespoon grated orange peel
- Combine sugar and constarch in sucepan. Add juices slowly and stir until smooth. Add remaining ingredients.
- Cok over low heat until thick and glossy. Cool and spread on cake.
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Founded by a single Presbyterian Church in 1895 in Columbus, Miss., as Palmer Orphanage, other churches, individuals and groups got involved to grow it into a nondenominational, nonprofit Christian ministry with outlying campuses, including the one that opened near Hernando in 2003.
"Most of the children are here because their families can't care for them, for whatever reason," said campus director Matthew Nasekos, noting the reason often is unpleasant. Here it may be drugs or abuse; in faraway Odessa in Ukraine, it may be vodka and neglect. "We provide long-term care for them, as long as they need it. And we love on them."
In Texas-size Ukraine alone, there are about 157,000 orphans, said Tim Loecher.
"And across the world, there are as many as 169 million orphans," added his wife Lynn. Both are hosting seven children from Ukraine for three weeks as part of the Joyful Journey international hosting program of cultural ties — and possible adoption.
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"Some people hold back from adoption because they don't think they have it all together," Nasekos said. "But you don't have to have it all together. My wife Sheila and I had no training to raise a Ukrainian teenager. We didn't know what we were doing, and we made mistakes. What you have to do is just love on 'em and raise 'em right."
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Previous research has demonstrated differences in pharyngeal size and constriction between normal younger and older adults. The distance between the larynx and the hyoid bone at rest is greater in older persons, as is the anteroposterior width of the pharynx when it is maximally expanded during swallow. In addition, pharyngeal clearing during swallow is reduced with aging. These observations suggest that the aging pharynx undergoes structural changes consistent with atrophy. The purpose of this investigation was to compare pharyngeal wall thickness at rest and when maximally constricted during swallow in younger and older adults. Videofluoroscopic swallow studies were performed on 178 normal adults. Measures of posterior pharyngeal wall thickness were determined at rest and during maximum constriction of the pharynx during a 20-ml bolus swallow. Data were subjected to analysis of variance and Student t test procedures to determine sex and age differences. We found no statistically significant differences between the men and women in either age group, and so we then pooled our data across sex. Mean pharyngeal wall thickness at rest was 0.39 cm (±0.09) in the younger group and 0.30 cm (±0.08) in the older group (p < 0.01). Pharyngeal wall thickness measured at the same point during maximum constriction was 1.08 cm (±0.34) in the younger group and 0.92 cm (±0.36) in the older adults (p < 0.01). Our data suggest that the posterior pharyngeal wall is thinner and does not constrict to the same extent in older subjects compared with younger individuals. These findings contribute to our understanding of differences in pharyngeal strength, swallowing efficiency, and safety associated with aging.
We describe an unusual technique for performing delayed pharyngoesophageal reconstruction following circumferential pharyngolaryngectomy. The patient was a 52-year-old man who underwent a circumferential pharyngolaryngectomy for the treatment of hypopharyngeal carcinoma. In view of the patient's poor clinical status, we opted to perform a pharyngostomy and an esophagostomy and to postpone pharyngoesophageal reconstruction for a more appropriate occasion. After the patient's clinical condition had sufficiently improved, the repair was planned. Microsurgical flaps were contraindicated because the blood flow through the cervical vessels was unreliable. Pharyngoesophageal continuity was restored with a cervical flap vascularized by the prevertebral fascia, a pectoralis major myocutaneous flap, and a deltopectoralis flap. A reasonable degree of deglutition was achieved, and no signs of stricture were detected. Although our technique was unusual, we believed that it might provide a valid alternative when a delayed pharyngoesophageal reconstruction is required and free flaps are contraindicated for any reason.
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Pharyngoesophageal diverticulum is a rare complication following anterior cervical discectomy and fusion (ACDF). Dysphagia is a well-documented complication associated with ACDF. It may result postoperatively from a variety of etiologies, including hardware displacement, pharyngeal edema, or vocal fold paresis. One rare cause of persistent dysphagia is the formation of a hypopharyngeal diverticulum, reported in the literature in 9 previous cases. Such diverticula after ACDF surgery may have pathogenesis that is distinct from that of typical Zenker diverticula. We report 3 new cases of hypopharyngeal diverticula in patients who underwent revision ACDFs. Variables assessed included age, sex, level of fusion, ACDF-related complications, and diverticulum management. Two patients underwent successful open surgical diverticulectomy and cricopharyngeal myotomy. In the third case, the patient had a small diverticulum close to the surgical hardware and minimal symptoms and was managed conservatively. Our cases, combined with the 9 previous cases, demonstrate commonalities, particularly with regard to the risk of revision spinal surgery and infection and subsequent hypopharyngeal diverticula development. Hypopharyngeal diverticulum can occur as a complication of ACDF and should be considered in patients with persistent dysphagia after surgery. In this patient population, open resection and cricopharyngeal myotomy are recommended.
We conducted a prospective, randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled, multicenter study to assess the efficacy of chlorhexidine gluconate/benzydamine HCl mouth spray for reducing pain and improving quality of life in patients with acute viral pharyngitis. Prior to treatment, patients rated the intensity of their pain on a visual analog scale and evaluated their quality of life on the 36-Item Short-Form Health Survey. Patients were then randomized to receive either paracetamol (acetaminophen) plus chlorhexidine/benzydamine or paracetamol plus placebo for 7 days. On days 3 and 7 of treatment, the participants again rated the intensity of their pain, and on day 7, they again rated their quality of life. A total of 164 patients were evaluable at study's end-80 in the chlorhexidine/benzydamine group and 84 in the control group. A comparison of self-evaluations revealed that the active treatment group reported less pain on both day 3 (p < 0.001) and day 7 (p = 0.002). Likewise, the chlorhexidine/benzydamine group reported a significantly better quality of life on day 7 (p < 0.001). Chlorhexidine/benzydamine was well tolerated, and no serious adverse events were observed.
Nasal gliomas are rare, benign, congenital midline tumors made up of heterotopic neuroglial tissue. They have the potential for intracranial extension. They are commonly seen in newborns and children, and rarely in adults. Preoperative diagnostic imaging is essential to delineate the exact location, limits, and extensions of the tumor and thus to determine the appropriate surgical approach. Endoscopic surgery is considered appropriate for the removal of an intranasal glioma without intracranial extension. We describe a rare case of nasopharyngeal glioma in a newborn who presented with early respiratory distress, and we include a review of the literature.
Acute pharyngitis in adults is primarily a viral infection; only about 10% of cases are of bacterial etiology. Most cases of bacterial pharyngitis are caused by group A beta-hemolytic streptococci (GABHS). One laboratory method for the diagnosis of GABHS is rapid antigen diagnostic testing (RADT), which can be processed during an emergency department visit and which has become a popular alternative to throat swab cultures. We conducted a study to define the sensitivity and specificity of RADT, using throat culture results as the gold standard, in 100 emergency department patients who presented with symptoms consistent with streptococcal pharyngitis. We found that RADT had a sensitivity of 68.2% (15 of 22), a specificity of 89.7% (70 of 78), a positive predictive value of 65.2% (15 of 23), and a negative predictive value of 90.9% (70 of 77). We conclude that RADT is useful in the emergency department when the clinical suspicion is GABHS, but results should be confirmed with a throat culture in patients whose RADT results are negative.
Retropharyngeal abscess is an uncommon entity that can have severe and even fatal complications if it is not identified and treated early. Clinical and radiologic findings must be considered together prior to surgical drainage of a suspected retropharyngeal abscess. Airway obstruction may require emergent surgical management with tracheotomy. We describe the case of a 22-year-old man with a massive retropharyngeal abscess that was caused by inadequate treatment of acute tonsillitis. He responded well to surgical drainage and empiric antibiotic therapy.
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Most retropharyngeal abscesses, including iatrogenic cases, are caused by trauma. Nontraumatic retropharyngeal abscesses usually occur secondary to infection of the retropharyngeal lymph nodes. Because these particular nodes usually disappear by the age of 4 or 5 years, a nontraumatic retropharyngeal abscess in an adult is extremely rare. When they do occur in adults, they are generally seen in immunocompromised patients and in intravenous drug abusers. Left untreated, a retropharyngeal abscess can lead to rare and fatal complications such as cervical osteomyelitis, epidural abscess, and discitis. Retropharyngeal abscesses can be diagnosed with a thorough history of risk factors, an examination for neurologic deficits, and radiologic studies, particularly magnetic resonance imaging. Treatment involves intravenous antibiotic therapy and surgical drainage. During follow-up, it is important to closely monitor the results of clinical neurologic examinations and weekly determinations of the C-reactive protein level and erythrocyte sedimentation rate in order to assess the response to therapy. We report 4 cases of nontraumatic retropharyngeal abscess complicated by cervical osteomyelitis and epidural abscess that were seen in New Orleans within 3 years of Hurricane Katrina, which struck the U.S. Gulf Coast in August 2005.
Malignant rhabdoid tumor has been a somewhat controversial entity since it was first described in 1978 as a possible sarcomatous variant of Wilms tumor. Eventually, however, it was found to be a distinct neoplastic tumor with histologic characteristics similar to those of rhabdomyosarcoma. Malignant rhabdoid tumors affect children. Clinically, they occur primarily in the kidney, and they behave aggressively. Associated mortality is significant, even with combined-modality treatment regimens. We describe the case of a large extrarenal malignant rhabdoid tumor of the parapharyngeal space with extension to the infratemporal fossa and skull base in a previously healthy 2-year-old girl who had presented with a cervical mass and ipsilateral Horner syndrome. The patient underwent complete surgical extirpation of the lesion and received adjunctive cisplatin chemotherapy and radiation therapy, and she remained disease-free at 9 months of follow-up. Given the age group of the patients that these neoplasms most commonly affect and given the neoplasms' resemblance to rhabdomyosarcoma and other small round-cell tumors of the head and neck, discussion of the associated clinical pathology, imaging characteristics, histopathologic features, and mode of management are of particular importance, especially so in view of the uncommon location of the tumor in this specific case. Such a discussion may help lead to minimization of misdiagnosis and maximization of therapeutic benefit.
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I'm new here and was looking to purchase my first handgun. I wanted a light full size carry gun with a rail, which as I've found is pretty much limited to polymer guns. I want it 9mm because I also intend to take it to the range. Before any one says "Get a Glock!" I've already shot some and hated them, but I found I like the guns above. I'd like to be able to add parts to the point where I can drive nails with it, but no requirement. Thanks.
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I would check out a M&P as well.
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+1 definitely fondle them all at the very least to see which one feels the best for you.
XDM all the way. XD is slightly cheaper.
I've shot PX4 and the XDm, but I never really stopped to feel them both. I'll do that next trip to the range. I know the PX4 kept jamming on me, but it's a range gun so I shouldn't be surprised. I'll just have to go back and shoot til my wrist hurts. PX4 is kind of sexy in my opinion. Glock could learn something from them.
Beretta Px4 vs. Springfield XDm vs. CZ 75 SP-01 Phantom tough choice All good guns. I agree with you on Glocks - I've sold all of mine except one. I own all three (my CZ is the 85 Combat) - and as suggested #4 S&W M&P Ranking For me - it may be different for you: 1. S&W M&P 2. Beretta PX4 3. CZ 4. XDm You should rent / borrow or beg and shoot each gun. All guns shoot differently .. what's good for me may not be best for you. Again .. don't just take peoples advise .. go shoot them


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(Realisation: I suppose that little corner represents the only part of me that even I cannot love.)
I met a man with candle lit wolf eyes and a strong, warm lion heart, who tells me Sea God stories before disappearing into a cold, cold winter's morning, fog cloaking his very essence.
(Addendum: Sometimes I think of five a.m. coffee, and wonder if your smile didn't hold all of winter's warmth in it, whether I would still be liking the idea of it.)
He lights candles and turns my room into a place of sanctity and prayer often. It makes the love making ironic in a way, I suppose. But nothing he ever does fails to intrigue the very fabric that my cotton soul is made of.
(Observation: His body is my temple, his hands my place of prayer. He treats me like a high priestess, sometimes his queen, and sometimes...as nothing at all.)
On a day when I was breaking into pieces of me, he took my hands, and promised me a forever made of windows of snow, winter and candles, the kind of winter candles that never ever die out when placed on windowsills.
I looked into his eyes and explained to him how forever was winter proof, that candles die, oh and just so he knew, "Minds like mine are glasshouses that can defeat even the most beautiful of snowstorms."
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and it is exactly that rig - can see the "house of diesel" decal across the front window. the December DuPont Registry has an ad on page 210 asking $100,000 for it... |
January 16th, 2008, 04:54 PM | #10 |
Fuck talk, Duck walk!
haha the owner is a f'n retard, read about the build on pirate. the chassis fab work is beautifullike anything from xxx but rear steer hp 60 = kaboom. needs rocks. its cool cause its different buts its useless offroad imo.
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January 17th, 2008, 12:47 AM | #11 | |
Neither the front or rear axles are built for anything but show. The rig is a heavy piece of shit on a stick, and the owner is an asshat that wont give you the time of day. XXX fab = clean and cool owner and his "demands" = sofa king we todded
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