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After I graduated high school, I was pretty sure I'd never write another book report again. "Who needs a BOOK REPORT? What am I even learning from this stupid homework?!" was probably uttered more than once.
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A friend recently gave me a copy of Ultramarathon Man by Dean Karnazes and swore up and down that I would love it. I'm typically not a big fan of autobiographies, even less so when they're about ridiculously talented athletes. I can't relate. I assume I have nothing in common with them; that they're just drowning in talent (or have the money for a world-renowned coach) and don't have to work too hard. (Yes, I'm aware that sounds idiotic. I know they work extremely hard.) So, I heard about ultramarathoner Dean and dismissed his book. I never want to run an ultramarathon and I surely don't care to run a 200-mile relay all by myself (yes, he did that). So what could this book possibly do for me?
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Walmart wage hike not enough for critics: 'Company still has a long way to go'Aaron Task at Yahoo Finance 22 hrs ago
April is here which means thousands of Walmart workers are about to get a raise. Earlier this year, the retailing giant announced it would pay its hourly employees a minimum of $9 per hour starting this month and plans to up the minimum to $10 per hour in 2016 for all workers who complete a six-month training period. Walmart received a ton of positive attention for its announcement, including from President Obama who called CEO Doug McMillon from Air Force One to commend him for the act, which other chains such as Target have copied. But not everyone is satisfied with Walmart's actions when it comes to wages. "It's certainly a good thing to up people's pay, there's no question about it [but] this company has a long way to go to provide a livable wage," says Frank Clemente, executive director at Americans for Tax Fairness, a non-profit group that supports progressive tax reform. Walmart spokesman Kory Lundberg told Yahoo Finance that Walmart is "proud to have some of the highest starting salaries in retail,"adding it was "hard to comment" on the ATF report as he hadn't had a chance to review. (The report was embargoed until Wednesday 12:01 a.m. ET)
Market set to notch ninth straight quarterly riseAaron Task at Yahoo Finance 1 day ago
Barring a dramatic development today, the S&P 500 (^GSPC) is going to end Q1 with a modest gain, and notch its ninth-straight quarterly rise.
Given all the headwinds of a strong dollar, downward earnings revisions, fear of a Fed rate hike (which come and go), oil volatility/MidEast unrest, the U.S. market has held up relatively well.
One explanation: The supply of stock is down as M&A heats up and the IPO market cools.
"Dealmaking is off to a running start this year," The FT reports. "The value of mergers and acquisitions struck in the first three months is up 21 per cent on a year ago making this the fastest start to a year since 2007."
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Tax fraud and identity theft: How to protect yourselfAaron Task at Yahoo Finance 2 days ago
Yahoo Finance's Adam Samson contributed to this report We live in an age of cyber-insecurity but I recently got a troubling reminder of the "old-fashioned" risk of identify theft when I received the following email from my accountant: "I am GREATLY concerned, your tax package arrived this morning and the envelope was completely opened when delivered to our office by the mailman. There were only 16 pages in the envelope and no W-2 or any other documents." (Emphasis his.) Panic was my initial reaction to knowing my and my wife's W-2s, along with other sensitive and highly personal information, were floating around unchecked. We do have a LifeLock (LOCK) account which gave me some solace; I hurriedly checked to make sure our account was up to date (it wasn't). Still, that wasn't enough to stop the feeling that our financial security had been violated and our financial well-being was at grave risk. Panic is an understandable but largely fruitless reaction. So after the initial shock subsided, I contacted colleagues and experts in the field to ask their advice. What follows is a compilation of the steps I've taken and some other recommendations, which I hope can serve as a useful tool for anyone who finds themselves in a similar predicament. Here's what to do if your most important personal information is compromised or stolen. First, it appears I violated one of the rules Adam Levin, chairman and founder of Credit.com, cites in the video above: Avoid mailing your tax documents. "Generally any time around tax season that large envelopes go to accounting firms from consumers, there are people out there that are very interested in that mail," he says. "It's literally the encyclopedia of your life and therefore instead of trusting it to the mail I suggest that you either bring it by hand or at the very least Federal Express it, make sure that it's done quickly, efficiently, trackably and where there's accountability." Honestly, I'm not sure what the option is other than to mail our tax package. My wife owns her own business and we own an investment property so there's nothing "simple" about our return. Plus, it would be a pretty big file to send electronically ( which has its own risks, right? ). For the record, we did mail via USPS Priority Mail so had a tracking number and, ideally, some accountability. My wife called and was told the Post Office takes these matters very seriously; we were given a "case number" and told to expect follow up, which frankly has been a little lacking. To date, we've had exactly two pages that were missing mailed back to us.
America's famous business brothers: Meet the PruzansAaron Task at Yahoo Finance 5 days ago
The Koch brothers are the most powerful brothers in America today. The press loves to cover the Winklevoss and Emanuel brothers, and the Dodge brothers are having a renaissance thanks to a series of commercials focused on the automaker's 100-year anniversary.
Another set of brothers is having a moment, and a pretty big one: The Pruzans.
Jonathan Pruzan was named CFO at Morgan Stanley this week, news that largely got buried in the avalanche of coverage about Ruth Porat, who famously jumped from Wall Street to Silicon Valley (for a cool $70 million).
Meanwhile, middle brother Michael is another Wall Street player. A former employee at Goldman Sachs and Soros Fund Management, Michael currently runs Parkstone Capital Partners, a nearly $500 million fund that focuses on distressed real-estate assets.
Here's some other famous business brother duos, past and present.
Banks "more aggressive...creative" with mortgages: What could possibly go wrong?Aaron Task at Yahoo Finance 5 days ago
A Fed spokesman declined to comment further so it's impossible to tell if the Vice Chair is truly getting worried about trends in mortgage lending or merely stating the Fed's role as the industry's primary regulator. (Update: Fischer gave a speech in Germany Friday about the importance of the nonbank sector and reiterated the need for regulatory oversight but mainly spoke in hindsight about the mortgage market vs. warning about present day activities.)
But "we are seeing banks getting more aggressive about lending standards" in mortgages, according to Stan Humphries, chief economist at Zillow, who notes banks are now offering financing to people with FICO scores below 640 for the first time since the crisis, as well as mortgages for as little as 3% down payments. Banks are "definitely getting more aggressive," he says. "They've got to make loans and are getting more creative."
Related: America's housing policy: The definition of insanity
"It's a boom, not a bubble" -- except in biotech, Lindzon saysAaron Task at Yahoo Finance 6 days ago
Stocks were on track for a fourth-straight down day Thursday amid renewed concerns about the Middle East. U.S. crude futures jumped nearly 3% and back above $50 as long-simmering tensions between Saudi Arabia and Iran morphed into a proxy war in Yemen. In recent trading, the S&P 500 (^GSPC) was down 0.7% and in negative territory for the year; traders are now watching the March lows of 2040 as the next key technical level while more bearish forecasters are predicting a retest of the January lows below 2000. The market's failure to break out to a new high last week after the FOMC statement "and the developing weakness that led to Wednesday's drop was a negative signpost," writes noted short-seller Doug Kass of Seabreeze Partners. "Yesterday, the Nasdaq Composite (^IXIC) had the largest down day since April 10, 2014. The market leader, biotech, dropped by 4.4% -- the largest down day of the year -- while transports have dropped by nearly 5% this week. In the past these sort of drops have been readily absorbed; this time I am not so sure." Rising bullish sentiment -- the latest Investors Intelligence poll showed 56% bulls and just 14% bears -- was "something of a short-selling trigger for me" and a technical argument for the bearish case, Kass added. Howard Lindzon, chairman of StockTwits, isn't nearly as bearish as Kass but is "a little nervous" and "has reduced position sized after a couple of days like this." Overall, Lindzon believes "there is no bubble" in the broader market -- nor private markets for that matter -- but says the recent action in biotech is "very scary" and a sign of "real silliness" if not a bubble: At the end of last week, the iShares Nasdaq Biotech ETF (IBB), one proxy for the industry, was up nearly 21% year to date vs. a mere 2% rise for the S&P 500. But the index has fallen more than 11% from Monday's intraday high and suffered some major technical damage.
NFL going over-the-top: A "milestone event" for streaming TV, Piecyk saysAaron Task at Yahoo Finance 8 days ago
The NFL is going over the top...and I'm not talking about a running back leaping toward the goal line. On Monday, the NFL announced the Oct. 25 regular season game between Jacksonville and Buffalo will be put up for bid on national digital platforms. The game is being played in London, meaning the broadcast will begin at 9:30 a.m. ET and 6:30 PT. That's not exactly prime time for U.S. fans, or broadcast television, but it is 'prime time' in China, where the NFL isstruggling to gain a toehold.
"It's a one game test. We will evaluate fan feedback," NFL spokesman Brian McCarthy said via an email exchange. "It's too early to tell about the future [of streaming games]. Will test this season with the one game and evaluate after."
Aaron Task is Editor-at-Large of Yahoo Finance. You can follow him on Twitter at @aarontask or email him at email@example.com.
Saudi Arabia doesn't get it: There is no American 'energy policy'Aaron Task at Yahoo Finance 9 days ago
Crude prices tumbled more than 2% early Monday after Saudi Arabia's oil minister on Sunday said his nation won't unilaterally cut production without cooperation from both other OPEC members and non-OPEC nations alike. Oil prices have bounced from the initial decline but the comments reinforced Saudi Arabia's intent to hold the line on production. "We tried, we held meetings [to discuss production cuts] and we did not succeed because countries outside OPEC were insisting that OPEC carry the burden and we refuse that OPEC bears the responsibility," said Saudi Arabian Oil Minister Ali al-Naimi.
Aaron Task is Editor-at-Large of Yahoo Finance. You can follow him on Twitter at @aarontask or email him at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Peter Schiff won't back down: 'The dollar is going to crash, buy gold'Aaron Task at Yahoo Finance 12 days ago
The dollar index has risen for nine-straight months and recently hit a 12-year high vs. the euro. The greenback's robust rise caught a lot of traders by surprise; for years the conventional wisdom was the dollar was heading down the tubes because of America's runaway debt and the Fed's easy money policies. Now, sentiment has now swung 180 degrees to where "everyone" it seems, is bullish on the almighty dollar.
But some things never change. Peter Schiff, CEO of EuroPacific Capital, remains steadfast in his uber-bearish view.
"I'm surprised it's rallied this much but that doesn't mean it's permanent," he tells me in the accompanying video. "When traders wake up to reality and realize how wrong these [bullish dollar] bets are, they're going to unwind these trades and the dollar is going to unwind quickly."
The 'reality' according to Schiff, is the U.S. economy has not "recovered" and the Federal Reserve is not going to raise rates anytime soon.
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Oil's "transitory" fall starting to have long-lasting impactAaron Task at Yahoo Finance 13 days ago
Oil staged a remarkable intraday rally Wednesday, rising 10% from its low after the Fed suggested rate hikes are further off than previously expected, even as it removed the "patient" language from its statement. But oil's prevailing trend resumed Thursday: In recent trading, WTI crude futures were down over 3% and Brent crude was off 2.8% after Kuwait's oil minister said OPEC had "no choice" but to keep production intact or risk losing market share.
Related: OPEC Secretary General masters the obvious, denies cartel targeting U.S. frackers The Fed believes oil's decline is "transitory" but the steep drop since mid-summer is having a long and far-reaching impact. The macroeconomic and geopolitical affects are fairly obvious and have been widely discussed. Less well known and a step beneath the surface, the fallout includes:
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Deborah Diaz, formerly at the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, will lead NASA's information technology consolidation project, which is expected to cost more than $4 billion, a NASA official confirmed today.
Diaz will serve as NASA's program director for the Information Technology Infrastructure Integration Program, NASA Chief Information Officer Linda Cureton said. Diaz will also serve as NASA's acting associate CIO for architecture and infrastructure.
She made the switch this week, according to a report on the "DorobekInsider" blog.
NASA plans to award five contracts as part of the new IT infrastructure program in an effort to consolidate the agency's IT and data services. The contracts are estimated to be worth $4.3 billion, according to market research firm Input.
The program will consolidate current NASA contracts, including the Outsourcing Desktop Initiative for NASA and Unified NASA IT Services.
Diaz became deputy CIO at USPTO in 2007. Previously, she served as CIO at the Homeland Security Department's Science and Technology Directorate.
At DHS, she oversaw programs and an IT infrastructure worth about $1 billion and served as the senior adviser on IT interoperability and biometric, geospatial and wireless technologies.
Diaz also provided executive leadership for the President's Management Council by helping to create a governmentwide Web portal and coordinate several e-government initiatives, according to USPTO.
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There's no "political appointment" aspect to this. Diaz is a career SES, not a political appointee. Also, I will not contradict any of the condemnations the first poster made about the IT program at USPTO, but I would not use them as a condemnation of Diaz. Anyone who has worked there and has significant internal knowledge of he organization could likely tell you that part of her reasoning for the move was probably linked to being treated as an outsider who was never given any real level of control over any significant IT initiatives. My 2 cents.
What if you're a SDVOSB with good solid past performances in IT Security, specifically C&A Security work. How do you get involved with some of the larger players when your company may be smaller than 9 million.
I see this alot in the Federal Government, and i saw political appointments in the military as well especially among high ranking officers, that had no clue how to manage people and resources, many times with catastrophic outcomes.
USPTO Infrastructure program was a sham. USPTO's CIO took awards for the project (especially Virtualization) that was poorly run and atrocious amount of money ill spent. These appointments are more political than basing on the real abilities of people with capacity to solve problems. There was no convincing Enterprise Transition Plan published by USPTO for all the investements under the tenure of Diaz.
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In 1998, the pharmaceutical company Pfizer introduced a new medication called Viagra®. Within a year, this small blue pill racked up sales of over 1 billion dollars, and its popularity is still going strong. It is estimated that over 4 million men in the United States take Viagra on a regular basis (many women do too). Because of its popularity—and, therefore, its ability to generate enormous profits for Pfizer—other drug companies are working around the clock to develop drugs similar to Viagra. TAP Pharmaceuticals plans to introduce Uprima®, to compete with Viagra, early in 2003.
The reason that Viagra is such a bonanza for Pfizer (besides an aggressive, ongoing, multimillion-dollar ad campaign) is that this prescription drug revolutionized the treatment of impotence (which is called erectile dysfunction by those who lack the courage to speak plainly). In the United States, it's thought that at least 30 million men suffer from impotence.
Achieving Erections Is Hard Work
The physical and biochemical processes involved in achieving and maintaining an erection are complex, which is one of the reasons it took drug companies decades to come up with a product such as Viagra. In simplified terms, here is what happens. The first spark in the erection process occurs in the brain (the number one sex organ), which sends nerve impulses to the penis to get things going. The action begins with the production of nitric oxide (NO) from the amino acid arginine. NO, a vitally important neurotransmitter, penetrates the outer membranes of almost all cells in the human body, and it helps regulate many cellular functions.
In the smooth muscle cells of the penis, NO stimulates the production of a compound called cyclic GMP, which causes these cells to relax. This allows copious amounts of blood to enter and engorge the penis (in a specialized area called the corpus cavernosum), which obligingly stiffens as a result. Voilà—an erection. To ensure that the erection doesn't last too long, however (believe it or not, that can be quite uncomfortable and even dangerous), the smooth muscle cells of the penis also contain phosphodiesterase (PDE), an enzyme that breaks down cyclic GMP. When this happens, the excess blood drains from the penis, and the erection wilts.
Knowing the mechanism just described, one can imagine several ways in which an erection could be induced and maintained for longer periods of time. The way Viagra exerts its biochemical magic is by inhibiting the action of PDE, thereby allowing cyclic GMP in the penis to remain at high levels. Because of this, the blood doesn't drain out, and the erection lasts longer. Uprima, the first prescription drug to compete with Viagra, works earlier in the process by amplifying the brain's erection signal to the penis.
Viagra Is Not for Everyone
Although many men may view Viagra as second-best only to getting a drink from the fountain of youth, the fact is that this drug is not for all men—even those who are impotent. First of all, it is not 100% effective: some studies show a failure rate of 40–50%. Second, Viagra is expensive: most pharmacies charge between 9 and 10 dollars per pill! Viagra is also not without side effects, some quite serious. A significant percentage of men who use this drug experience headaches, facial flushing, and upset stomach—none of which goes particularly well with sex.
For men who have heart problems and are taking any kind of medicinal nitrates (such as nitroglycerin for chest pain), Viagra's side effects can be much more serious, with death being a very real possibility. Uprima also has some significant side effects, including nausea, vomiting, and blackouts—and women just don't take kindly to such things during intimate moments.
With so many men suffering from impotence, prescription drugs such as Viagra will continue to make millions of dollars for their pharmaceutical creators, no matter how outrageously priced they are or how unpleasant the possible side effects. However, for men who don't want to pay $300 a month for Viagra or who are on nitrates and don't want to pay with their life for a night of fun, there is a safe, natural alternative that has been known for at least 5000 years.
Ginseng—A Natural Prosexual Herb
Ginseng, often called the "king of herbs," has been used in the Far East since antiquity. Chinese inscriptions representing ginseng have been found on bones and tortoise shells that date back to about 3000 B.C., and the earliest record of its being prescribed for medicinal use dates from about 500 A.D. For at least that long, people in China, Korea, and other regions of the Orient have used this remarkable herb to increase stamina, decrease fatigue, and give a boost to their libido.* Now research on the biochemistry of ginseng and on its effect on human sexuality is showing that these ancient tales are well founded in scientific fact.
It should be noted that we are talking here about the type of ginseng commonly called Asian ginseng or, more specifically, Chinese or Korean ginseng. These are all the same plant, Panax ginseng, but different varieties of it are cultivated under different conditions and processed in different ways throughout Asia, so there are many variations on that botanical theme. As we will see, a high-quality variety called Korean red ginseng is of particular interest.
Korean Red Ginseng Works in Animals
A paper entitled "Ginseng, Sex Behavior, and Nitric Oxide," published recently in the prestigious Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, examined the scientific evidence behind ginseng's purported beneficial effects on sexual health.1 The authors stated that there is hard scientific evidence that certain active chemical ingredients in ginseng, called ginsenosides, have prosexual effects. In their own words, "There is good evidence that ginsenosides can facilitate penile erection by directly inducing the vasodilation and relaxation of penile corpus cavernosum. Moreover, the effects of ginseng on the corpus cavernosum appear to be mediated by the release and/or modification of release of nitric oxide from endothelial cells and perivascular nerves."
The authors based many of their conclusions on laboratory studies done on rats and rabbits. One animal study specifically examined the effects of Korean red ginseng (KRG) on the penile erectile tissue of rabbits and the erectile response in rats.2 In both test-tube (in vitro) and live-animal (in vivo) experiments, KRG significantly enhanced penile erectile capabilities, with the authors concluding that "KRG potentiates the erectile response in normal animals."
Korean Red Ginseng Works in Men Too
Of course, as good as a supplement (ginseng or any other) may look in the laboratory, no significant claims should be made about it until it is tested in humans. Fortunately for men who are interested in taking Korean red ginseng for impotence, such tests have recently been conducted, and the news is all good.
A recent study done in Korea examined the effects of KRG in 45 men (average age 54) who had documented impotence, defined by the authors as the "persistent inability to achieve and maintain an erection sufficient for normal sexual satisfaction."3 All the men underwent a rigorous, week-long baseline medical evaluation, including testing of their erectile function (or lack of it). They were then randomly selected to take either 900 mg of KRG or placebo three times a day for the next 8 weeks (the study was double-blinded, so no one knew who was getting what). There followed a 2-week "washout" period during which none of the men received any pills. Then there was another 8-week testing period during which the men who had initially received the KRG were put on placebo, and vice versa. In this way, each man served as his own control—a technique called crossover.
Significant Improvement in 60% of Men
The results of this study showed that Korean red ginseng lives up to its reputation as a prosexual herb. A full 60% of the men taking KRG reported a significant improvement in achieving and maintaining an erection (this percentage is comparable to that of Viagra). Furthermore, the men who took KRG reported higher scores for sexual desire and satisfaction in intercourse.
Interestingly enough, there was no difference between KRG and placebo when the men were asked about orgasmic function. The researchers, while admitting that the number of patients in the study was small and that further studies are needed, nonetheless concluded, "Considering that some patients with erectile dysfunction are reluctant to depend on a drug to achieve erection, Korean red ginseng could be used as an alternative remedy with its multiple beneficial effects on health."
Korean Red Ginseng—An Ancient Herb for the Modern Man
Impotence is a common yet still too often ignored problem in men. Although drugs such as Viagra undeniably help many men with this affliction, the high cost, as well as the unpleasant side effects, are obstacles to many others, who are left with the feeling that they have lost a vital part of their life. For these men, and for others who desire the benefits of Korean red ginseng for whatever reason, this ancient herb may be just the boost they need to be able to rise up each day with a smile on their face.


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The show is specialized, and most of the offerings are VERY expensive. Startlingly so. If this is an era that you are interested in collecting - be prepared to spend a lot of money if you want even a simple accessory. There were lots of vintage clothing and jewelry vendors as well - plus a few excellent original artists, whose work was lovely and more reasonable in price. I'd be interested in seeing more original stuff that evokes the era. Overall fun to look at - but an investment if you want to buy.
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Wonderful exhibition - almost like visiting a museum.
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Fantastic and several drop dead gorgeous merchandise but prices a tad inflated on several items for sale. I got tired of listening to the stale and rehearsed line, "this costs $5,000 in my store, but giving it to you for $2,500" from several...continued
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Amazing and beautiful things. Although there were a lot of expensive items, there were deals to be had.
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News that Chiefs lock Brodie Retallick will extend his stay at Waikato Stadium was the result Dave Rennie had been quietly hoping for. The 13-Test All Black has re-committed his services to the defending Super Rugby champions until the end of the 2015 season.
Rennie's future plans took a blow when three of his stars, including World Cup-winning All Black Richard Kahui, revealed their plans to leave earlier in the year. Knowing that his best forward will be in his core group of players for the next two years gives him confidence the franchise can continue its recent success.
"He [Retallick] had a massive season last year and established himself as a huge part of our success. He has all of the important attributes that we value highly at the Chiefs," Rennie said. "He is a good buggar, gutsy and works hard for the team and is a type of player we can build a team around over the next few years."
The 21-year-old enjoyed a meteoric rise in Chiefs colours last season. He helped secure the franchise's maiden Super Rugby title in his debut season. That was after Steve Hansen called him up for national duty with just a handful of first class games under his belt.
Tempted to cash in on his growing reputation, with a lucrative contract in either Japan or Europe, Retallick could not ignore his desire to help the All Blacks defend The Webb Ellis Cup in England. Though there is no guarantee he will be named in that squad, the Bay of Plenty Steamer believes he has the best coaches pushing him to get there.
"I believe the Chiefs have good structures, great people and a culture that has really encouraged my game to develop," Retallick said.
Those who won't continue to develop under the coaching nous of Rennie and Wayne Smith are: Lelia Masaga (Japan), Craig Clarke (Ireland) and Kahui (Japan).
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Dr Callison is one of the finest doctors it has ever been my privilege to see. She is exceptionally intelligent, well-experienced and skilled at what she does, - so much so that other doctors often request her as their "second" if they get busy or in a tight spot with a patient. She is so good, in fact, that I've known her to diagnose conditions that are not typical to the realm of female health (she caught my neighbor's sudden-onset diabetes on a regular wellness visit, for example.) Be warned, she is extremely oriented towards medical intervention, so if that is not your thing, you'd better have a reason to dismiss any of her recommendations. If you do your homework and can provide researched alternatives, she will give you nothing but respect. If you live in granola-la-la land (and I say this as a pseudo- hippie with a preferential fondness for granola la la land) well, she's probably not the doc for you.
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Horrible Doctor. EXTREMELY RUDE. Tries to force you into unnecessary procedures. If you are considering her i would think twice.
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Dr. Callison changed my life. I was diagnosed with PCOS in 2009 and felt completely alone and misunderstood at previous OBGYNs. I found Dr. Callison through a PCOS forum from a patient recommending her based on her knowledge of PCOS and the specific needs of women with it. As soon as I walked in, she was a breath of fresh air. Now, I'm on meds to help me control my PCOS, and for the first time since diagnosis, I have hope again. SHE did that. I am so grateful.
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I have been a patient of Dr. Callison's for over 12 years. I have nothing but positive things to say about her. She has a great bedside manner, is funny, genuinely caring and very knowledgeable (I mean SMART!). She delivered all my kids, including two pregnancies that did not have good outcomes. She made it a point to be there for me, even when she was not on call. She was there %100 percent for all of the good and the bad. She was absolutely on board with my desires, including not wanting an epidural. She gave me all of my options and respected my choices. I would not want anyone else to be my OB/GYN!
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Dr. Callison delivered my first child, and pretty much forced me into a c-section due to "failure to progress" after a less than 12 hour trial of labor. She may have a nice bedside manner (although, I prefer a more professional tone), but any Ob current on her research should know that 12 hours of induced labor for a woman with her first baby is very, very normal.
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I have been seeing Dr. Callison since 26 weeks. She has been extremely personable and knowledgeable. I look forward to every visit, because I know she will provide my husband and I with all the information and hospitality we need!
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Dr. Callison is very caring and a great patient advocate. We had a great experience throughout my pregnancy and the birth of my son!
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We only saw Dr. Callison during the delivery of our second child. She is with the TN Valley OBGYN Clinic. The main thing to know is if you're open to choice and trying to stray from the system (meaning C-Sections, Drugs, Episiotomy etc.) is try to avoid this particular doctor. She is friendly, laid back, makes you feel comfortable but she gave me an Episiotomy even though it was specifically told not to. She was told to delay the cord clamping and she did not do this at all. This was all documented both on video and on the birth plan. There was no medical reason as I was not high risk nor was there any danger to the baby or me. It was very disappointing. Read the other reviews, stay informed.
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Callison was my doctor with my first pregnancy. I began to bleed and she was not attentive. Her staff would not make me an appointment until the next day event though I said it was an emergency. Her bedside manner was terrible when she informed me I miscarried. I immediately grabbed my things and made an appointment to another doctor that handled the situation better. I also found out that she performs elective c-sections. Any doctor that does this will not be getting my business and I will be sure to tell others of her practice. Vaginal birth carries far fewer risks for both the mother and the baby. It IS the safest way to birth barring any complications. Do your research. Don't be pushed into a c-section for convenience.
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I purchased this last year and it's blooming nicely, but the blooms seem a little too flat and the leaves don't seem the right shade of green. Can anyone tell if this is a wild arborascens or an Annabelle? Thanks.
sue36(Z5 Maine)
Thanks Orchidacea. I'm happy to hear it's the real deal. It's just so much lighter colored than the one in my father's yard, but his is in much more shade (mine is in 100% sun).
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Hello! I just finished my first batch of homebrew. It is fermenting in a closet however I believe it has gotten too cold in said area. I did watch a pretty violent process which was cool so I know it's doing its job however I don't want it to get too cold.
Are there ill effects of moving the beer to a warmer room?
Depends on how warm. At warmer temperatures, ale yeasts produce ester alcohols that have fruity flavors like banana and cloves. This may or may not be a characteristic you want in your beer.
Generally, moving your beer into a room in the 60's should be just fine. Some yeasts can go as high as the low 70's and warming your ale up can aid in reviving your yeast to consume diacetyl left over from the initial fermentation.
How cold is it, how long has it been there, and what yeast/style?
I'd leave it where it is...should be fine unless it gets below 60. Got a thermometer in that closet?
It would help to know the beer temperature. You can do this easily with a stick-on fermometer, or by putting the fermenter in a big tub of water and checking the water bath temperature - either of these will be pretty close to your beer temperature. Then you can check the yeast website for recommended temperature range. One caution: Nottingham can be fermented colder than most ale yeast strains, but at low temperatures the beer will take on more of a lager flavor - probably not what you want. I usually keep it in the mid to upper 60's for an ale.


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