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(... & inevitably, when I look back at my own development in poetry over 30 years, I witness the acting-out of these principles: from early attraction to & imitation of the NY School poets, to absorption (to the point of psychological breakdown) with Shakespeare's sonnets, to complete immersion in the language of the Bible, to a return to poetry-making through the unpredictable influence of Mandelstam (leading, after a long time, to the "literary encounter" with Elena Shvarts), to the long-drawn-out exploration of modernist poetry & the long poem, to the recurrent return to Mandelstam as to a first principle of inspiration. Glazov-Corrigan [p. 146]:
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The effect of metformin on insulin resistance and exercise parameters in patients with heart failure. | |
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AIMS: Chronic heart failure (CHF) is an insulin-resistant state. The degree of insulin resistance (IR) correlates with disease severity and is associated with reduced exercise capacity. In this proof of concept study, we have examined the effect of metformin on IR and exercise capacity in non-diabetic CHF patients identified to have IR. METHODS AND RESULTS: In a double-blind, placebo-controlled study, 62 non-diabetic IR CHF patients (mean age, 65.2 ± 8.0 years; male, 90%; left ventricular ejection fraction, 32.6 ± 8.3%; New York Heart Association class I/II/III/IV, 11/45/6/0) were randomized to receive either 4 months of metformin (n = 39, 2 g/day) or matching placebo (n = 23). IR was defined by a fasting insulin resistance index (FIRI) ≥2.7. Cardiopulmonary exercise testing and FIRI were assessed at baseline and after 4 months of intervention. Compared with placebo, metformin decreased FIRI (from 5.8 ± 3.8 to 4.0 ± 2.5, P < 0.001) and resulted in a weight loss of 1.9 kg (P < 0.001). The primary endpoint of the study, peak oxygen uptake (VO(2)), did not differ between treatment groups. However, metformin improved the secondary endpoint of the slope of the ratio of minute ventilation to carbon dioxide production (VE/VCO(2) slope), from 32.9 ± 15.9 to 28.1 ± 8.8 (P = 0.034). In the metformin-treated group, FIRI was significantly related to the reduction of the VE/VCO(2) slope (R = 0.41, P = 0.036). CONCLUSION: Metformin treatment significantly improved IR but had no effect on peak VO(2), the primary endpoint of our study. However, metformin treatment did result in a significant improvement in VE/VCO(2) slope. TRIAL REGISTRATION: NCT00473876. |
Aaron K F Wong; Ruth Symon; Matlooba A AlZadjali; Donald S C Ang; Simon Ogston; AnnaMaria Choy; John R Petrie; Allan D Struthers; Chim C Lang |
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Title: European journal of heart failure Volume: 14 ISSN: 1879-0844 ISO Abbreviation: Eur. J. Heart Fail. Publication Date: 2012 Nov |
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On leave of absence from the chapel, Domenico traveled to Florence with his father in the following year, where the elder Scarlatti hoped to secure more favorable working conditions in the court of Ferdinando de' Medici. However, he returned to Naples after four months where he wrote music for two opera productions in 1703 and revised Pollarrolo's Irene in 1704. Ordered by his father, who felt the need for broader horizons for his genius son, Domenico then traveled with the celebrated castrato, Nicolo Grimaldi to Venice, stopping in Rome and Florence. Nothing is known of Scarlatti's four years in Venice, but in 1709, he entered the service of Maria Casimira in Rome, under whose patronage his renown grew. For this private court, which had papal permission to present "decent comedies", Scarlatii composed at least one cantata, one oratorio, and six operas. In Rome, Scarlatti became part of the important circle of virtuosos and composers that presented weekly chamber music recitals (Accademie Poeticomusicali) at the home of Cardinal Pietro Ottoboni. Among those in the group which included Corelli and Handel, was a young Englishman, Thomas Rosengrave, who became one of Scarlatti's greatest friends and most ardent admirers and became the key figure in the dissemination of the composer's vocal and keyboard music in England. In 1713, Scarlatti became maestro di cappella of the Basilica Giulia, and after Maria Casimira left Rome in 1714, accepted a similar appointment with the Marquis de Fontes, the Portuguese ambassador to the Vatican. But he was still apparently unable to free himself from his domineering father, against who legal documents were filed 1717, and who continued to exert great influence over his son even after that intervention. Scarlatti resigned his Roman positions in 1719, then traveled to Portugal, where he became mestre of the wealthy patriarchal chapel in Lisbon. Again, very little is known about his time in Lisbon, largely because many public records were destroyed in the earthquake of 1755, but Scarlatti did make several trips to his home country, traveling to Rome to meet Quantz, and to Naples to pay final respects to his dying father. In 1728, he returned to Rome to marry 16-year-old Maria Caterina Gentili, the mother of his five children, and spent the rest of his life in Portugal and Spain. During his years in Lisbon, Scarlatti's duties included the musical education of King John V's talented daughter, the Infanta Maria Barbara, and her brother Don Antonio. He especially concentrated on the keyboard training of the Infanta, with whom he formed a lifelong musical symbiosis that resulted in the creation of his most important work-- a body of more than 500 single-movement sonatas for unaccompanied keyboard. He followed Maria Barbara to Madrid when she married the Spanish Crown Prince Fernando in 1728, and spent the last 28 years of his life among her retainers. Scarlatti became a Knight of the Order of Santiago in 1738. His first wife, Maria Caterina, died in 1739, and he married Anastasia Maxarti Ximenes in 1742. From these two marriages, Scarlatti had nine children, and none of the four surviving children were to become musicians. Scarlatti died in Madrid in 1757. During his early years in Naples, Scarlatti's musical expression was restricted by the current Neapolitan school of composing in which the composer merely provided a blueprint for the castratos and other performers. After 1720, free from the dominance of his critical father, Scarlatti could explore and develop his own individual gifts. To an even greater extent, after leaving Italy, Scarlatti could bask in the encouragement of Maria Barbara and her court, and could use the sounds, sights, and customs of Iberia to add new dimension to his musical language. The resulting compositions, binary from movements simply called "sonatas", became a uniquely wide-ranging and entirely original corpus of music. They were, firstly, fresh visions of the potentials of binary form, and, most importantly, they explored new worlds of virtuoso keyboard technique. |


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look at the welcome message i put on all the newbies pages so long bol Hey there! My name is Batman but you can call me B-man for short! You must be new to Dog Channel a.k.a DC. You are a very cute pup! Like so adorable I'm breathless Bol. Oh and you'll probably hear that often it just mean bark out loud instead of laugh out loud. Well welcome to DC. Since you're just so cute you'll make a lot of puppy pals! Everyone is just so friendly on here. There are tons of games; my favorite is the dog snake game. It's where you use the arrow keys to move and get the little tiny food. Every time you eat one you get longer! Also every 200 points it gets faster!! Sounds easy but sort of hard my point is its fun! Bol! Then there's wars I guess like breed wars, wag wars, and avatar avengers. In wag wars they give you two dogs and you choose the cutest one then they give you a next pair, also if you find your picture you get 500 points. In breed wars it's exactly like wag wars but with a specific breed. Than avatar avengers is where they give you not the dog's picture but the dog's avatar which is the cartoon dog you can make that is supposed to look like you! Then there's contests you can enter and win PRIZES!!! Then there's Dog Of The Day or DOTD. Which is really fun but takes time. Well you know how there's a bone atop your page that says vote? Well you click that on a dog's page you like or if it says vote me DOTD like my buddy Charlie is doing. If you get 100+ votes you can have your picture posted on the home page and get 1000 points towards your account. So yeah. well next thing i wanna tell you about is points! I've mentioned them a lot in here. There is a use for them :p if you get A LOT of points you can redeem them for prizes but you need like thousands and thousands to get anything good but it's still good to get um. So yeah I'm gonna wrap this up by saying hope we can be friends :) Bark Back Soon (BBS) ♦ Batman
Okay! Yeah! The internet is back and the technician replaced the modem so hopefully we are good to go this time! Hope you have all had a good week and it is great to be back online!!! Sorry this is a c/p but we have missed way too much and we are trying to catch up and read what we have missed and let everyone know we are back!! So this week, I have been pretty good! Mom has been working a lot but home with me a lot too! So, I went back to chewing on things I should not be chewing on! Mom has this pretty throw thing over one side of the sofa with beads all over it . Well, she was doing something in her room Wednesday night and she realized I was not in there with her. She forgot I am a big girl now and can jump up on the sofa. When she found me, I was up on the sofa and chewing all of the beads off the throw! They were in between the cushions and on the floor. She does not know if I swallowed any but she is afraid of that! So far, I am fine though. Keep your paws crossed. Other than that, I have been a good girl! Weather here has been very pretty so we have gotten to take two walks every day! Puppy kisses from Phoebe!
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thank you for the help, you're great! Well your explanation was a lot better than the one my buddy Radar gave me. Cuss his friend had to nominate him or something and then he got it in 6 weeks! I guess he must've been POP-U-LAR! bol! Well thnx anyways for the tips and help you deserved getting your DOTD :) BBS ♦ Batman
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A Carlos Santana banana night, heeheeheehee That's the best one yet!! Love it! It's 102 AGAIN today! Last night it dropped down to 53 (now that's RANGE!) oxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxox Hugs and belly rubs and lots of INDOOR games! ♥ One Hot Boxer ;-)
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Okay, Here Goes! My first day of my DOTM run! First, thanks to everyone for your friendship and for any and all votes during this run. I appreciate each and every one of you. Now, For the topic I promised you..... ~~ The BEST Dog Movies You May Not Be Watching ~~ The first of my recommended movies is Walt Disney's Iron Will. It's based on an incredible true-life story and stars Mackenzie Astin as a young man thrust into adulthood when he races his team of sled dogs in a grueling and treacherous cross-country marathon, hoping to win the $10,000 grand prize that can save his family from financial ruin. It's Entertaining, Inspirational and Captivating. This is a movie you won't want to miss! It also stars Kevin Spacey, David Ogden Spears (MASH) and Brian Cox. Check it out, you will be glad you did! Don't forget to vote for our friends with Birthdays/Anniversaries and the DOTD each and every day this month! I love you all and look forward to making even more friends this month! PuppyDog Kisses and Tail Wags, Chewie Cairn Cuddles, Maya...Campaign Mgr and Sister!
Come visit me, ~ Angel Anakin ~, ~ Chewie loves Khia ~ Rarely here anymore, ~ Jackson ~ Hardly ever on here anymore, ~ Maya Loves Toby ~ Thank You for DOTD 5/31/2014
Hey yeah know how dogs can be DOTD? Well how does it work cuss that would be fun! Do you get anything? ♦ Bman
your welcome little buddy :)
Hi Oompa Loompa, thank you for stopping by to congratulate me on DOTD the other day,sorry for the late response,mum's been busy. Wishing you a great weekend,woofs and a vote.
Come visit me, Jackson, Trixie,thank you everyone for DOTD!
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Home > Arts and Cultural Exchange > Main Activities > Fiscal Year 2000-2001 > Asian Film Series No.9 GURU DUTT Retorospective
Guru Dutt, a fine director and a legend, rushed through the golden era of
Indian cinema during the 1950s as director, actor, and producer. While reigning
as a star, he passed away at the young age of 39 in 1964.
The Japan Foundation Asia Center is pleased to present "Guru Dutt Retrospective" as
the first cinematic project to launch into the 21st century. Five works related
to Dutt were screened at the "Joint Asian Film Festival" held at the end of
last year, all receiving high acclaim, and this time a full-scale retrospective
will be held, composed of ten works including most of Dutt's directorial films.
BAAZI ('51), his first film as director, and JAAL ('52), his second, are action
films representative of his early works. BAAZ ('53) is a period piece set
in the 16th century, depicting the revolution against the Portuguese. AAR
PAAR ('54) and MR. & MRS. 55 ('55) are excellent, upbeat comedy of his middle
period. PYAASA ('57), a film in which humor and pessimism intersect, starring
the extraordinary actress Waheeda Rehman who can be called Dutt's goddess
of fate, and KAAGAZ KE PHOOL ('59). After retiring from directing, he appears
as the producer and star of CHAUDHVIN KA CHAND ('60) and SAHIB BIBI AUR GHULAM
('62). Along with the discussions by the scheduled guests, we hope you will
enjoy the vast cinematic world that Guru Dutt left behind.
*The nine 35mm prints to be shown at this film festival (excluding the TV
documentary "In Search of Guru Dutt") are new prints made from duplicate negative
created from existing prints through the cooperation of the Indian Government
and the Japan Foundation
Times: | March 3rd(Sat.) to March 11th(Sun.), 2001 * March 5th (Mon.) will be Closed. |
Organizer: | The Japan Foundation Asia Center |
Assistance: | Pia Corporation |
Location: | The Japan Foundation Forum |
Tickets: | Advance tickets for one screening: ¥800/For three screenings: ¥2,100 Tickets at the door for one screening: ¥1,000/For three screenings: ¥2,400 * Seats are non-reserved. Audience will be shifted after each screening. *The lectures will be free of charge *All advance tickets will be sold from, February 3rd through, March 2nd at Ticket Pia outlets. Ticket Pia telephone reservations will end on February 27th. From February 28th to March 2nd, tickets will only be sold over the counter at Ticket Pia outlets. During the film festival period, tickets will be sold at the door of the venue only, each day beginning one hour prior to the first screening. * Ticket Pia telephone reservations Operator reservations: 03-5237-9999 P-code reservations: 03-5237-9966 (P-code: 676-832) |
Scheduled Guests: | Ms. Waheeda Rehman (The legendary actress who may be called the goddess
of Dutt's works.) Mr. Johnny Walker (The celebrated comedian of rare talent who is indispensable in Dutt's works.) |
For more information: | GURU DUTT RETOROSPECTIVE Office (at the Pia Corporation) (03-3265-1425) *Hours: Monday through Friday, 10:00 to 18:00 (Office closed on Saturdays and Sundays) |
December | 11:30 | 14:30 | 17:00 | 18:30 |
Saturday,3 | PYAASA | KAAGAZ KE PHOOL | Lecture: A talk #1 |
Sunday,4 | MR.& MRS. '55 | AAR PAAR | Lecture: A talk #2 |
Monday,5 | Close | |||
16:30 | 18:30 | |||
Tuesday,6 | IN SEARCH OF GURU DUTT | CHAUDHVIN KA CHAND | ||
15:30 | 18:30 | |||
Wednesday,7 | BAAZ | AAR PAAR | ||
Thursday,8 | CHAUDHVIN KA CHAND | SAHIB BIBI AUR GHULAM | ||
Friday,9 | KAAGAZ KE PHOOL | BAAZ | ||
12:30 | 15:30 | 18:30 | ||
Saturday,10 | AAR PAAR | JAAL (scheduled) | BAAZI (scheduled) | |
13:00 | 15:30 | 17:00 | ||
Sunday,11 | BAAZI (scheduled) | Discussion: Subtitle translators talk on the final day. |
JAAL (scheduled) |


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Sherlock Holmes Museum
Blurring the line between fact and fiction, this six minute video shows the fictional home of Sherlock Homes as created in the Holmes Museum. It is intended to be part of a middle school unit of study:
Instructional Objective: After viewing this video students will be able to describe some of the items and characters from Sherlock Holmes mysteries, and discuss the question "What are the attributes which combine to make a person a world-famous legend?"
"Learner Descr
Aristotle Part 4
Aristotle is one of the most important founding figures in
Western philosophy. He was the first to create a comprehensive system of Western philosophy, encompassing morality and aesthetics, logic and science, politics and metaphysics. Aristotle's views on the physical sciences profoundly shaped medieval scholarship, and their influence extended well into the Renaissance, although they were ultimately replaced by modern physics. In the biological sciences, some of his observations were only
The American Revolution
This is an 11-minute video that explains both the geographical and political causes of the Revolution. This would be a good video to start a study of the war and includes primary document quotes. Best used with a map of the colonies so students could follow the evidence better.
Study Tips On How to Study Spelling
In order to study spelling for a spelling test or for general
knowledge, it can be helpful to read books about commonly misspelled words. The tutor in this video gives several tip on how to study for a spelling test and he explains how to use reference books when studying spelling.
Drag and Biomimetics
This is a NASA Sci Files segment describing how NASA scientists study the natural design of living organisms in order to solve problems in engineering aircraft. Produced specifically for students and is suitable for elementary and older students.
(This is an Emmy award-winning series of instructional programs that introduces students in grades 3-5 to NASA and integrates mathematics, science, and technology through the use of Problem-Based Learning (PBL), scientific inquiry, and the sci
"Endemic" - Definition and Usage
Simply defines and illustrates the word "endemic," with the example of kangaroos in Australia. Vocabulary study in context as a learning strategy. Voice-over, words on screen, cartoon illustrations. (:45)
Mobilizing for World War One
The many things needed for a nation to go to war. Words such as logistics need to be explained. This would be a good unit of study that ties in agriculture, too. Uses quotes to help explain Wilson's beliefs about getting involved after running on a platform of non-involvement. Propaganda used and examples given. Good video for many issues such as the Supreme Court limiting freedom.
The History of World War One 1914-1918
The History of World War One 1914-1918. This is a very short video that goes over the major events about the war. Real footage provides insights into the conditions. Good for students about the study this time period.
Breath of Life: Lower Air Pollution Extends Life Expectancy
A 2009 study finds Americans' life expectancy increased by 2.7 years since the late 1970s, with 5 months of that attributable to decreases in air pollution from cars and factories. Run time 02:10
What is a Cloud?
Some amount of the water in lakes, oceans, and even the water we use to cook, clean and drink at home; escapes into the atmosphere as water vapour. When this gaseous form of water cools down, or condenses, around tiny particulate matter like dust in the atmosphere, it forms little ice crystals that aggregate to form clouds.
The study of clouds is called nephology, and different kinds of clouds
are classified according to how 'high' they reach, or the length from
their bas
Rembrandt's Paintings
Rembrandt was a master of chiaroscuro (the effects of light and light's contrasts) and it shows in these paintings. Many different works are displayed but there is no explanation about the pictures.
Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn was born on July 15, 1606, in Leiden, the Netherlands. His father was a miller who wanted the boy to follow a learned profession, but Rembrandt left the University of Leiden to study painting. His early work was devoted to showing the lines, light and shade
The War of 1812
This is a short preview of a 45 minute video you can download. It has some interesting insights and facts and shows the true importance of this sometimes overlooked war. A good video to introduce the war or add depth to its study.
Chasing Tornadoes
From an outsider's perspective, storm chasing might appear to involve hours and hours of boredom, accentuated by a few moments of unimaginable excitement — or terror — depending on one's love or fear of tornadoes. But to tornado researchers, the effort and expense they expend in search of a single tornado-producing storm reflect the importance of these events in terms of their impact on lives and property. This video segment adapted from NOVA follows some of the scientists who study these vi
Galileo: Discovering Jupiter's Moons
The telescope forever changed astronomy by providing more detailed views of distant objects than was previously possible. Galileo pioneered astronomy as the first person to study the celestial objects through a telescope. His observations, including the discovery of moons around Jupiter, helped revolutionize the way people thought about the universe. This video segment adapted from NOVA describes some of Galileo's first discoveries with the telescope. Closed captioning included. Run time 03:04.
Studying For Exams Made Simple This video provides tips and guidelines to help you improve your grades and make fundamental changes to how you study. Focus on the things that are important. Ask questions and practice. Prepare mentally for the exam. Video is of average quality and would be good for students in middle school or high school. (10:46)
Career Bytes: Diana Heuter (collected)
Episode 5 (of a 5-part series) This Nortel LearniT video offers insight into the career of Diana Hetuer the president of the science museum in Dallas. This museum is dedicated to teaching technology to adults and students. Many wonderful programs are offered at the museum. Diana discusses what she need to study to become the president of the museum.
Mississippi Black Heritage
This is a photo study of Mississippi Black Heritage and Slavery.
Music: Blue Grass, sung by Rachel Eddy and No Whiskey Before Breakfast.
Climate Change in Antarctica
Adam Soule from Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution talks about his volcano research and how Antarctica is sensitive to climate change. As a volcanologist, he will study the lava flows of the past, an important process in an actively evolving planet such as Earth. The products of volcanic eruptions cover more than 2/3's of the Earth's surface and are primary means for transferring heat and mass from the Earth's interior.
Learn about Conjunctions
This is video clip about conjunctions. Conjunctions are an important part of the English language. A conjunction is a word that connects phrases, clauses, or other words. Speaker is monotone and there are lots of words on visuals--probably better for older students. Visuals would make a great study guide (Running Time 2:54).
The History of Mathematics - BBC
Mathematics is the Empress of the Sciences. Without her, there would be no physics, nor chemistry, nor cosmology. Any field of study depending on statistics, geometry, or any kind of calculation would simply cease to be. And then, there are the practical applications: without math there would be no architecture. No commerce. No accurate maps, or time-keeping: therefore no navigation, nor aviation, nor astronomy.


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FileSyncService is a window service that can copy and delete files across domains to keep 2 folders synchronized in real time.If you need to synchronize 2 window folders and they are all in windows system, this service will meet your need. Especially if your folders are located in different domains, other methods may not work for you.
Consider a situation where your program needs to keep 2 folders in Windows file system always synchronized, then it has to satisfy the following requirements:
The program here demonstrates how to addresses the above issues:
This class is used to observe the source folder and raises event whenever any change is detected in the folder:
//create FileSystemWatcher object FileSystemWatcher _watchFolder = new FileSystemWatcher(); string srcRoot = ConfigurationManager.AppSettings["localFolder"]; //define the properties of the file watcher _watchFolder.Path = srcRoot; _watchFolder.IncludeSubdirectories = true; _watchFolder.NotifyFilter = System.IO.NotifyFilters.DirectoryName; _watchFolder.NotifyFilter = _watchFolder.NotifyFilter | System.IO.NotifyFilters.FileName; _watchFolder.NotifyFilter = _watchFolder.NotifyFilter | System.IO.NotifyFilters.Attributes; // Now hook the triggers(events) to our handler (eventRaised) _watchFolder.Changed += new FileSystemEventHandler(eventChangeRaised); _watchFolder.Created += new FileSystemEventHandler(eventCreateRaised); _watchFolder.Deleted += new FileSystemEventHandler(eventDeleteRaised); _watchFolder.Renamed += new System.IO.RenamedEventHandler(eventRenameRaised); //enable the events _watchFolder.EnableRaisingEvents = true;
The program will run whenever the computer is up.
This class is used to map network drive to create the communication channel. The drive name is dynamically searched for the availability in the local computer. When a change is detected by the file watcher, the NetWorkDrive object will map the network drive; after the synchronization is done and no activity for 5 seconds, the object will unmap the network drive to release the resource. A Timer class is used here.
This class is used to encrypt the password in the config file when the window service is running first time.
These codes are found in the internet .NET community. I just put them together. Feel free to use them.
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Analysis of feedback fluid queues
Scheinhardt, Werner R.W. (2001) Analysis of feedback fluid queues. In: 14th ITC Specialists Seminar on Access Networks and Systems, 24-27 April 2001, Girona, Spain (pp. pp. 215-220).
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Abstract: | We consider the stationary behaviour of a class of feedback fluid queues. A feedback fluid queue is a natural generalisation of the well-known Markov modulated fluid queue. The essential difference is that the current state of the fluid buffer influences the behaviour of the regulating process. Therefore these models are relevant for the performance evaluation of certain regulation mechanisms in telecommunications access networks. Typically, the enable the analysis of mechanisms in which the content of a buffer is driven by some source process, while the source process itself is influences by feedback signals coming from the buffer.
We write down the differential equations governing the stationary distribution for a large class of these models, and subsequently solve them using the spectral method. The unknown parameters in the solution are determined by an equal number of boundary conditions. |
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Greetings everyone. I'm Ted. I live in Indiana. I'm 24.
First off, suffice it to say that I'm a true beginner when it comes to photography. I think it's an absolutely beautiful form of art and like all other forms, I didn't get the gene. With school being such a joy and all [sarcasm], I don't have a lot of time to devote to anything, but I love being outdoors, I absolutely love to travel, and so I think photography would be a wonderful fit for me.
I purchased a Sony alpha-100 DSLR last year and have used it on and off. Yesterday, on whim, I made my first analog purchase. I bought a Minolta x-370 with four lenses that appear to be in decent shape. I need to make a run into town and purchase a new battery and some film, but I'm excited to start experimenting.
Maybe when I have some free time I'll take a class. I'm curious to learn how others became proficient [e.g., an influential person, a class, parents, significant others, savants, etc.]
Hope everyone has a lovely Saturday.
Ted :wave:


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Yep, they still have Romo
That was an awesome heads up play by Votto.
I see great things in baseball. It's our game.
the world is coming to an end...Valdez w/a hit
Valdez starts the Reds off right.
A summer watching a bad Reds' team, is still a pretty good summer.
I would have a quick hook here with Zito.
A summer watching a bad Reds' team, is still a pretty good summer.
Time for Joey to say hi to the 2012 baseball season.
We need something from Votto here. He has looked bad the last few nights
This post is BABIP-lucky.
got good wood on it but they were playing him perfect
Put a charge into it but a loud out
He gave it a ride.
A summer watching a bad Reds' team, is still a pretty good summer.
time for phillips to go deep here
I was afraid that not cashing in in the first inning was going to bite us tonight
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Carter Averbeck of Omforme Design has mastered the art of reinvention, both of furniture and his career path.
Who would take a French Provincial chair, reupholster it with a zipper down its middle, then coat the whole thing in off-white rubber?
Carter Averbeck would. Did, in fact.
"I took it to a place that dips tools in rubber," he explained. The chair, now sitting in the living room of his North Loop loft, manages to be both elegant and edgy at the same time, Old World Parisian with a hint of attitude. "It's a favorite piece of mine — because I made it."
Averbeck has made — or creatively remade — a lot of the pieces in his home. There's the bed he designed for himself, a platform of Madagascar ebony topped with an upholstered mohair headboard made from men's suiting. The classic Milo Baughman dining set, whose chairs he recovered in a graphic black-and-white print. And the old rusted filing cabinet Averbeck transformed into a rooftop planter, by laying it on its back and filling it with dirt, dark-red foliage plants and ornamental grasses.
Transforming old stuff is both a business and a way of life for Averbeck, founder/owner of Omforme (Norwegian for "to transform") Design (www.omformedesigncom.ipage.com). In addition to interior design, he rescues castoff furniture, salvaged and surplus materials, and repurposes them into "something gorgeous" that will find a home in someone's home, rather than in a landfill or incinerator, where tons of furniture end up every year in the United States, according to Averbeck. "I find a lot of beauty in imperfection."
But if that suggests a shabby chic aesthetic, all distressed finishes and faded floral fabrics, think again. "There's nothing shabby chic about it — it's all spot-on trend," Averbeck said of his creations. He follows trends as religiously as the fashion industry does, trying to stay abreast of what finishes and colors will put a fresh contemporary spin on a timeworn settee or club chair.
"What's flying out the door [at his south Minneapolis shop] are all blues, greens and turquoise," he noted. "All the cool tones. People are using those as a way of introducing color into neutral spaces." Minnesotans love their muted interiors, he's observed. "We live through long winters, and there's a weird comfort to it," he theorized.
But distinctive color is important to Averbeck, a tool he uses to individualize every space he works on. "I pay attention to what the architecture tells me, then infuse the personality of the client," he said. "Don't you love a home where you love walking in the door?" (His store's slogan is "Go Bold or Go Home … Hopefully With Our Stuff!")
He often coaxes clients into incorporating more color. "You've got to base it on their personality. I ask them their favorite color. One client, all she could tell me was 'neutral.' But she had a garden, so I asked her what colors she liked there. She said, 'I love pinks and fuchsias.' That's how I got to it. You have to figure out what people like in the real world. In their house, they get scared. But it's so easy to paint."
For someone who loves bold color, the palette in his own home is surprisingly quiet — whitewashed brick walls and light wood floors. "I keep it mostly neutral here so I can dream ideas for clients without being influenced," he said. But there are splashes of bright color in artwork and accent pieces, such as the sunburst-hued antique Iranian rug in his living room. "It's one of the few that doesn't have floral patterns. It's more geometric, which I love." He also has an old door painted bright orange, propped in his office. "I like having it there. Orange and bright yellow are my favorite colors."
Garage sales and frescoes
Averbeck, a Wisconsin native, grew up watching his parents take old things and breathe new life into them.
"My mother hit the brakes for every garage sale there was," he recalled. "People would look at our stuff and say, 'Where did you get it?' And my parents would say, 'We just transformed it.' "
But Averbeck didn't start out intending to make a career out of transforming old furniture. First he studied fine arts at Western Washington University and then trained in Europe as a fresco artist, where he learned the ancient art of painting murals, relying on eggs, stale beer and chicken fat. "They didn't have acrylics in 500 B.C.," he explained.
He moved to Minneapolis in 1991, figuring that a city with a lot of theater would need a lot of painted backdrops, arriving just in time for the famed Halloween blizzard. "I remember looking out the window and seeing a guy skiing to work. I thought, 'No way I'm going to stay here.' "
Yet he did stay, eventually launching Trompe (as in trompe l'oeil or "fool the eye"), a decorative painting company that he still operates under the Omforme umbrella. Averbeck designed murals and decorative finishes for homes, restaurants and boutique hotels, but eventually got bored with the "beige-aholic" projects he was getting. "There wasn't any challenge," he said. "I'd gone as far as I could."
And after the deaths of several people close to him, he needed a fresh creative outlet, "to help me with the grieving process," he said. "I was ready to transform myself." He started to transition into interior and furniture design, and finally launched Omforme, first as an online store with a series of pop-up sales, and eventually as a permanent brick-and-mortar shop. (It's open every Saturday and Sunday, and by appointment weekdays, at 613 W. 24th St.)
Now that his neighbors know what he does, they drop things at the back door. "Thrift stores don't take furniture that's torn. I do," he said. "If they're cool, I keep them and transform them. If not, I put them out on the curb. In this neighborhood, they disappear."


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Clinical UM Guideline |
Subject: | Cardiac Rehabilitation (Outpatient) | ||
Guideline #: | CG-REHAB-02 | Current Effective Date: | 01/13/2015 |
Status: | Reviewed | Last Review Date: | 11/13/2014 |
Description |
This document addresses cardiac rehabilitation services that are provided on an outpatient basis during the immediate post-discharge period and are considered Phase II Cardiac Rehab Programs (see Discussion/General Information section for further information related to the phases of Cardiac Rehabilitation Programs).
Clinical Indications |
Medically Necessary:
Phase II cardiac rehabilitation is considered medically necessary when individually prescribed by a physician and the following criteria are met:
Not Medically Necessary:
The following are considered not medically necessary:
Place of Service and Frequency/Duration |
Place of Service: Ambulatory, Outpatient Facility
The frequency and duration of treatment is determined by the following:
High Risk:
Individuals in the high-risk category may have ANY of the following:
Cardiac Rehabilitation Programs for high-risk individuals may include the following:
Note: If no clinically significant arrhythmia is documented during the first three weeks of the program, the remaining portion may be completed without telemetry monitoring.
Intermediate Risk:
Individuals in the intermediate risk category may have ANY of the following:
Cardiac Rehabilitation Programs for intermediate risk individuals may include the following:
Low Risk:
Individuals in the low risk category may have ANY of the following:
Cardiac Rehabilitation Programs for low risk individuals may include the following:
Additional cardiac rehabilitation services are considered medically necessary based on the above listed criteria in the event the individual has ANY of the following:
Coding |
The following codes for treatments and procedures applicable to this document are included below for informational purposes. Inclusion or exclusion of a procedure, diagnosis or device code(s) does not constitute or imply member coverage or provider reimbursement policy. Please refer to the member's contract benefits in effect at the time of service to determine coverage or non-coverage of these services as it applies to an individual member.
93797 | Physician or other qualified health care professional services for outpatient cardiac rehabilitation; without continuous ECG monitoring (per session) |
93798 | Physician or other qualified health care professional services for outpatient cardiac rehabilitation; with continuous ECG monitoring (per session) |
G0422 | Intensive cardiac rehabilitation, with or without continuous ECG monitoring with exercise, per session |
G0423 | Intensive cardiac rehabilitation, with or without continuous ECG monitoring without exercise, per session |
S9472 | Cardiac rehabilitation program, non-physician provider, per diem |
ICD-9 Diagnosis | [For dates of service prior to 10/01/2015] |
All diagnoses | |
ICD-10 Diagnosis | [For dates of service on or after 10/01/2015] |
All diagnoses | |
Discussion/General Information |
Cardiac rehabilitation is a program of multidisciplinary interventions, designed to assist clinically suitable individuals to attain and maintain their optimal level of functioning. Over the past two decades, risk factor modification programs for individuals with cardiac conditions, commonly referred to as cardiac rehabilitation, have evolved into a comprehensive management strategy. The American Heart Association (AHA) and the American Association of Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Rehabilitation (AACVPR) define cardiac rehabilitation programs as, "Coordinated, multifaceted interventions designed to optimize a cardiac patient's physical, psychological, and social functioning, in addition to stabilizing, slowing, or even reversing the progression of the underlying atherosclerotic processes, thereby reducing morbidity and mortality" (Leon, 2005). Interventions include, "Baseline patient assessments, nutritional counseling, aggressive risk factor management, (i.e., lipids, hypertension, weight, diabetes, and smoking), psychosocial and vocational counseling, and physical activity counseling and exercise training, in addition to the appropriate use of cardioprotective drugs" (Leon, 2005).
According to a 2007 scientific statement from the AHA and the AACVPR (Balady, 2007), which addresses the core components of cardiac rehabilitation/secondary prevention programs, the following is noted:
Symptom-limited exercise testing is strongly recommended prior to participation in an exercise-based CR program. The evaluation may be repeated as changes in clinical condition warrant. Test parameters should include assessment of heart rate and rhythm, signs, symptoms, ST-segment changes, hemodynamics, perceived exertion, and exercise capacity. On the basis of patient assessment and the exercise test if performed, it is recommended to risk stratify the patient to determine the level of supervision and monitoring required during exercise training.
A Cochrane review by Heran (2011) concluded that "Exercise-based cardiac rehabilitation is effective in reducing total and cardiovascular mortality (in medium to longer term studies) and hospital admissions (in shorter term studies) but not total MI or revascularization (CABG or PTCA)." Goel and colleagues (2011) conducted a retrospective review which looked at 2395 individuals over a 14 year period that underwent percutaneous coronary intervention. Of the 2395 individuals who underwent percutaneous coronary intervention, 964 of them enrolled in cardiac rehabilitation following the intervention. Mean follow-up was 6.3 years. During that time, there were 503 deaths, of which 199 were due to cardiovascular disease. Revascularization was required in 755 individuals and 394 individuals had subsequent myocardial infarction. The authors reported a 45% to 47% decrease in mortality of those individuals who participated in cardiac rehabilitation after percutaneous intervention compared with those individuals who did not participate in cardiac rehabilitation.
A recent study by Lee and colleagues (2014) reported on 576 individuals who were post drug-eluting stent implantation for coronary artery disease who were then referred for cardiac rehabilitation. A total of 288 participants successfully completed the cardiac rehabilitation program. The primary endpoint was in-stent luminal loss at a 9-month angiographic follow-up. Those who completed the cardiac rehabilitation program had a 35% less in-stent luminal loss when compared to those who didn't complete the cardiac rehabilitation. Those in the cardiac rehabilitation group also showed an improvement in overall risk factors including current smoking, biochemical profiles, depression, obesity and exercise capacity.
Exercise training is the principal component of cardiac rehabilitation, since it results in increased peak exercise capacity, which is usually expressed in METs (metabolic equivalents). This is the total oxygen requirement of the body, with 1 MET equal to 3.5 mL of oxygen consumed per kilogram of body weight per minute. Exercise training improves MET capacity by 10% to 50%, resulting in improved oxygen delivery and extraction by exercising skeletal muscles, thereby decreasing the cardiovascular requirements of exercise and increasing the amount of work that can be done before ischemia occurs. Although dynamic aerobic exercise is necessary to improve cardiovascular endurance, resistance exercise is becoming a useful adjunctive component of the exercise regimen as well. Resistance training should be included in the exercise program to minimize loss of muscle mass.
CR programs are generally divided into four phases: phase I, inpatient or recovery phase; phase II, outpatient or intermediate phase; phase III, community-based or home long-term phase; phase IV, maintenance (Thompson, 2007).
Phases of Cardiac Rehabilitation
Phase | Type of | Duration | Description |
I | Inpatient | Days |
II | Outpatient, immediately after hospitalization | 2 – 12 weeks |
III | Late recovery period | Minimum of 6 months beyond phase II |
IV | Maintenance | Indefinite |
Definitions |
Duke Treadmill Score (DTS): A quantitative means of expressing cardiac risk derived entirely from the exercise ECG. It incorporates ST segment deviation (depression or elevation), treadmill time (METS) and exercise-induced angina. The angina index has a value of 0 if there is no angina during exercise, 1 if the individual had non-limiting angina and 2 if angina was the reason the individual stopped exercising. The typically observed range for the DTS is highest risk of –25 to lowest risk of +15.
References |
Peer Reviewed Publications:
Government Agency, Medical Society, and Other Authoritative Publications:
Websites for Additional Information |
Index |
Cardiac Rehabilitation
Phase II Cardiac Rehabilitation
History |
Status | Date | Action |
Reviewed | 11/13/2014 | Medical Policy & Technology Assessment Committee (MPTAC) review. Updated Discussion/General Information and References. |
Revised | 11/14/2013 | MPTAC review. Clarification to the Medically Necessary statement. Updated References. |
Reviewed | 11/08/2012 | MPTAC review. Updated Discussion/General Information and References. Updated Coding section with 01/01/2013 CPT descriptor changes; removed revenue code 0943. |
Reviewed | 11/17/2011 | MPTAC review. Updated Coding, Description, Discussion/General Information, References and Web Sites for Additional Information. |
Reviewed | 11/18/2010 | MPTAC review. Updated Discussion/General Information and References. |
Reviewed | 11/19/2009 | MPTAC review. No change to criteria. References were updated. Updated Coding section with 01/01/2010 HCPCS changes. |
Revised | 11/20/2008 | MPTAC review. A criterion was revised to clarify the timing and need for pre-rehab program stress testing or for testing during the first CR session for low risk patients. The requirement under 'Frequency/Duration' of services for pre-rehab testing within three weeks of initiating the CR Program was removed. Also, the time for initiation of a Cardiac Rehab Program following the qualifying cardiac event was changed from six months to within twelve months. Annual review was also performed. Discussion section and References were also updated. |
Reviewed | 05/15/2008 | MPTAC review. No change to criteria. References were updated. |
Reviewed | 05/17/2007 | MPTAC review. No change to guideline criteria. References were updated. |
Reviewed | 06/08/2006 | MPTAC review. No change to guideline criteria. The Discussion section and References updated to include the 2005 AHA/AACVPR guideline and the 2005 AHRQ Technology Assessment. |
11/17/2005 | Added reference for Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) – National Coverage Determination (NCD). | |
Revised | 09/22/2005 | MPTAC review. Revision based on Pre-merger Anthem and Pre-merger WellPoint Harmonization. |
Pre-Merger Organizations | Last Review Date | Document Number | Title |
Anthem Midwest | 04/08/2005 | RA-011 | Cardiac Rehabilitation (Midwest Medical Review & Utilization Management Criteria) |
Anthem West Region | 10/01/2004 | UMR.001 | Cardiac Rehabilitation, Outpatient |
Anthem Southeast | N/A | Memo 1111 | Cardiac Rehabilitation |
Anthem CT | Cardiac Rehabilitation Benefit Detail | ||
Anthem ME | Cardiac Rehabilitation Benefit Detail | ||
WellPoint Health Networks, Inc. | 12/02/2004 | 2.04.01 | Cardiac Rehabilitation |
12/02/2004 | Clinical Guideline | Cardiac Rehabilitation |


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* A Book About Me! *
CLASS SCHEDULE | SHOW SCHEDULE | New Stuff... Headpins! | CHAT & SILLYSTUFF | HOME PAGE |
2001 was a fine year - I got a PT Cruiser, the Black Obelisk in my yard did *not* signal Jupiter, and Jim Kervin wrote his first new Beadmakers Series Book... about me! I've got a bunch, but it's only a matter of time till my mother snags em all... get yours now! Let me know if you want the Official Autograph and Doodle, and if you're a bead maker, the Official Assignment (you have 5 years to complete it, and I'll be waiting...)
The book is $15, plus 8.75% tax if you're in California, plus $3 packing & shipping. For ordering & payment info, click here
WHAT SECRETS DID I SPILL? A bunch! In this all-color 34 page book you'll learn how I got the way I am (no, not Alien Abduction), see lots of bead pictures, and learn how to visualize and design sculptural shapes. There are complete descriptions, with pictures, of the techniques I use to make some of my sculptural beads that you can apply to your own designs. This is almost as good as taking one of my classes - but without the rancid jokes, Beatles Bead Tosses, chocolate and S'mores... AND NOW, BY POPULAR REQUEST - the Absolutely, Positively True Story Of How Jim Kervin thought up the concept for this series (snicker....) |
So Jim Kervin, revered and honored author of More Than You Ever Wanted To Know About Glass Beadmaking (great book, way too much information, way too many tips and details and illustrations - every beadmaker should have one!), was sitting in his bath one day and had a brilliant idea. "Eureka!" he cried, leaping out of the tub and flooding the floor, the hall, all the downstairs rooms, drowning 3 cats, and seriously cranking his wife as he raced by.
"I will create a companion series that will supplement my textbook! I will write a set of pattern books that will teach different glass working techniques, and the bead artists will flock to me to spill all their secrets!"
By this time he was galloping full-tilt down the westbound 580 freeway, stark naked and waving pencil and paper in the air. When the Highway Patrol pulled him over and hauled him in, his mug shot became the most accessed pinup photo on the internet... because of the tattoos. And where they were.
So armed with a great idea, Jim K, in a fit of idiocy, started the series with..... me. It's a great honor (thank you so much, Jim!) but it's way weird, to walk into a bookstore and see my beads looking back at me from the shelf! But OHHH it made the Parental Units happy... it looks like you have a Real Job when there's a book!
So get one today! I See (swiping hand over crystal ball)... a huge lotto win for you... and... what is this? The crystal is cloudy.... Yes! a small palazzo in Venice, on one of the cleaner canals... and... Yes! Yes! It's coming clear now... a Yellow Book? Yes! It will change your life! A Yellow Book with bizarre silly creatures in your immediate future! And I see you bookmarking this site... bwahahahaaaaaaa!


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Full name: Sean McLaughlin
Age: 23
Hometown: Mountain Top
Favorite Weekender feature: Model of the Week
Favorite bar/restaurant: Rustic Kitchen
What are you passionate about? Photography; I started a little while ago, and I'm absolutely obsessed with it.
Who do you admire? Jacob Palmer
What's something most people don't know about you? I lived in Germany until I was 13 years old and I speak German fluently.
Are you a dog person or a cat person? Dogs>>>>Cats
If you had to pick, would you want someone with beauty or brains? Not to ask for too much, but I love a combination of both.
My last meal would be … Filet mignon, rare.
My theme song would be … GANGNAM STYLE
My best concert was … Tiesto in the Borgata…mind blowing.
For a good time I … get out of the valley and party in Atlantic City.
Photos By Amanda Dittmar


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Wow! Great page!Sorry, my capability to speak is reduced by it.And I'm sorry about you being gamma rayed! Does this mean you have to draw pages 2 feet wide though to your new height??
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