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Blogs2008 800 Meter World Stage.....After an unbelievable 800 meter final with OTC's Nick Symmonds, UOregon's Andy Wheating, and OTC's Christian Smith taking the top three spots. The World Stage appears to be an interesting one for American 800 meter runners. Right now, as of 7.2.08 it appears Symmond's 1:44.01 places him round about the 6th rank. Abubaker Kaki-1:42.69 Yeimer Lopez-1:43.07 Mbulaeni Muladuzi-1:43.61 David Rudisha-1:43.72 Alfred Kirwa Yego-1:44.01 NICK SYMMONDS-1:44.10 Additionally, Wheating seems to have unlimited potential and energy, and Smith has a PR of 1:44.86. Could the U.S. be in the medal hunt in the 800? I can't wait to find out! -Rossco- |


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When I go to page 2 of comments in a forum, switch discussion in forum I get taken back to home page. I can't continue reading the forum.
When I go to page 2 of comments in a forum, switch discussion in forum I get taken back to home page. I can't continue reading the forum.
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It would also be helpful to say...I was on page one and I clicked on the number button 2 to go to the second page of comments vs I was on page one and I clicked on the next button to go to the second page of comments...all of that info is vital to fixing this problem, so you can't be too specific for me. k?
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The default timeout was set to 15 minutes, and I've reset to ONE hour. Please let me know if you are still having trouble.
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I was having this issue as well. It was on pages where I read for awhile and then went back to the original post to click on a link to read more.
I tested your time out, and this seems to have fixed it for me.
Jayne, you're a true brick* for hanging in there and figuring out what is going on. I switched the order - so the new posts are coming in at the top of the page--so I couldn't manufacture what was happening to others. Plus I read fast and move on. LOL - But you just kept trying to figure out the problem and you made the fix! Thanks! There's a lot of positive buzz around here about this new platform.
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So does this mean we have an hour to write a post before we lose it then? That would be great if that's the case. I know when I was trying to do my A-Z list for one of the challenges, which takes quite a long time the first time, and I lost the whole darn thing! I've been too afraid to try again and have it happen again. LOL
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I appreciate that a "time out" period is required. However, presently when a member times out and clicks on any link within the Community it defaults back to the Home Page. This is quite frustrating. Is there anyway to set the default time out page to be whatever page the member was viewing?
And if not possible, under "Home Page" Tab there is currently one link that reads Community Home, could we have a drop down for "Quick Links" as there is under the "Forum" tab? This would eliminate some of my frustration on time out to Home Page, as I'd be able to at least open the Quick links drop down and click on my "subscribed threads"
OK, I just discovered that if you click on "Settings" in the upper right of the screen (beside Community ID, Profile) it will bring up my thread subscriptions. I was unaware of this function. I assumed that Settings indicated Settings. Is there anyway to change the text there to read Subscriptions so that all members will know this shortcut?


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BURROW-WITH-BURROW, a township in Tunstall parish, Lancashire; on the river Lune, 2 miles SE of Kirkby-Lonsdale. Acres, 2,290. Real property, £2,737. Pop., 225. Houses, 38. The Roman station Bremetonacum is thought to have been here; Roman pavements, altars, inscriptions, urns, and coins have been found; and a Roman milestone is on the road. Burrow Hall is the seat of the Parrs.John Marius Wilson, Imperial Gazetteer of England and Wales (1870-72)
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BAXTER | George |
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GIBBONS | George Herbert | Private, 31240, George Herbert Gibbens, 4th Bedfordshire Regiment. Killed in action 15-04-17, aged 35. Born Lingfield, Sussex, enlisted Bedford, resident Abbots Ripton. Son of Robert and Sarah Gibbens; husband of Edith Curtis Gibbens, The Market Place, Highworth, Swindon. Commemorated on Arras Memorial, Bay 05. |
JORDAN | James |
Private, 5040, 1/5th West Yorkshire Regiment. Died of wounds 05-09-16, aged 41. Born Wennington, enlisted Bourne, Lincs. Son of William and Mary Jordan, Wennington, Hunts. Buried in Puchevillers British Cemetery, Grave IV.A.19. |
LEACH | Bertie Harold | Private, G/73526, 23rd Royal Fusiliers. Killed in action 24-08-18, aged 18. Son of Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Leach, 8, Railway Cottages, Abbots Ripton. Buried in Douchy-Les-Ayette British Cemetery, Somme, Grave IV.B.09. |
MOSS | Sidney George | Private, 26591, 9th King's Own, Royal Lancaster Regiment. Killed in action 03-02-17, aged 39. Enlisted Huntingdon. Husband of Rosa Moss, Feering, Kelvedon, Essex. Buried in Karasouli Military Cemetery, Greece, Grave B.419. |
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STAPLES | George William | Private, 202784, 11th Essex Regiment. Killed in action 22-03-18, aged 30. Formerly 9149, Hertfordshire Regiment. Born Sellindge, Kent, enlisted Huntingdon, resident Abbots Ripton. Husband of Mabel Eugenie Staples, The Rectory, Lyminge, Kent. Commemorated on Arras Memorial, Bay 07. |
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BROWN | George T. Victor | Private, 73500, 2nd Sherwood Foresters (Nottinghamshire and Derby Regiment). Died of wounds 17-05-18. Born Wennington, enlisted Huntingdon, resident Wistow. Son of Frederick and J. A. Brown, Wistow, Huntingdon. Buried in Esquelbecq Military Cemetery, Grave I.D.22. |
GAILER | Frederick James | Corporal, 8669, 2nd Bedfordshire Regiment. Killed in action 12-10-16, aged 30. Born Derby, enlisted Huntingdon, resident Abbots Ripton. Son of James and Annie Gailer, Great Stukeley. A reservist who returned from Australia on mobilization. Commemorated on Thiepval Memorial, Panel 2C. |
RISELEY | Edwin Ephraim | Rifleman, S/21693, 3rd Rifle Brigade. Killed in action 01-08-17, aged 27. Born Abbots Ripton, enlisted Fulham. Son of Ephraim and Elizabeth Riseley, 20, Burnfoot Avenue, Fulham. Commemorated on Menin Gate Memorial, Panels 46/48 and 50. |
SHARMAN | William |
Private, 14976, 26th Co. Machine Gun Corps. Killed in action 18-07-16. Formerly 18915, Northamptonshire Regiment. Born Abbots Ripton, enlisted Peterborough. Commemorated on Thiepval Memorial, Panels 5C and 12C. |
TAYLOR | Ernest Edward | Private, 78354, 131st Co. Labour Corps. Formerly 48590, 23rd Labour Co. The Queen's, Royal West Surrey Regiment. Died of wounds 25-09-17, aged 36. Son of John and Mary Taylor, Abbots Ripton; husband of Elizabeth Annie Taylor, 94, St. John's Street, Peterborough. Buried in Wimereux Communal Cemetery, Boulogne, Grave VI.B.10. |
TOMPKINS | Harry |
L/Corporal, 3963, 1/16th London Regiment (Queen's Westminster Rifles). Killed in action 01-07-16. Born Abbots Ripton, enlisted Westminster, resident Thornton Heath. Commemorated on Thiepval Memorial, Panel 13C. |
TUCK | Alfred |
Private, 13270, 5th Northamptonshire Regiment. Killed in action 05-08-16. Born Abbots Ripton, enlisted Peterborough. Buried in Aveluy Communal Cemetery Extension, Grave H.21. |
WOODS | Alfred Albert | Sapper, 197976, Royal Engineers (173rd Tunnelling Company). Died of sickness at Knighton Hospital, Leicester, 17-05-17. Formerly 16568, Northamptonshire Regiment. Born Abbots Ripton, enlisted Peterborough. Buried in Peterborough (Stanground) Cemetery, Grave 19. |
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I'm afraid I might have a brain tumor...
Hey guys! I'm a 17 year old male. For the past couple of days, I've had this awkward feeling like everything is strange, and I'm really worried that it might be a brain tumor or brain cancer or something wrong with my brain.
Below is a list of things that I've gone through recently. I hope that with this information you guys can tell me if there's something wrong with me or not.
Around 2 months ago, I suddenly felt very nervous when I went to bed. I had this strange feeling that I would never wake up if I fell asleep (obviously that didn't happen, or else I wouldn't be here right now).
Approximately 1 month ago, I went to a summer camp and I noticed this really cute girl. I didn't really get a chance to talk to her because I was way too nervous to approach her. After the camp ended, I started thinking about her every single day, and it would make me sad every time i think of her. I still think about her every single day, even though it's been 1 month since I last saw her. The next time I'll get to see her is probably at next year's summer camp (which is 11 months from now).
For the last week or so, I've been getting this really awkward feeling like everything is strange. I got that feeling while I was driving around 2 days ago. It was this really strange feeling, but it didn't affect my driving.
For the last 3 days, I've had this slight feeling of nausea. It's not serious enough to make me vomit, it's just an uncomfortable feeling.
I'm just really scared that I have a brain tumor or brain cancer or something like that. I really hope I'm just delusional. Please help me diagnose my problem!
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Sounds like you have a bit of anxiety going on. There is nothing to suggest that you have a brain tumor...just feeling strange is not a symptom of this or really anything else. Are you eating right? Maybe your vitamins are not balanced out right in your body. The fact that you are getting nervous talking to the girl and about oging to sleep without waking up is a pyschological problem, not a cancer one. Think of the saying "Just because your leg hurts, doesn't mean that it is broken." In other words, don't jump to the worst conclusion just because for a couple months you have been feeling a little off.
You don't have any dizziness, headaches, blurriness in eyes or other symptoms to suggest that you have a a tumor. Nausea could just because you caught a bit of a flu bug.
Try to relax. Go to the dr. if you are still feeling nauseous to get checked out for a flu bug. And if you feel so inclined, maybe a trip to a pyschologist might be in order or to your dr. for possible anxiety meds...I wish you the best in your journey. Good luck.
Aug 27, 2011
I have to agree with Jellokelli - you need to see a doctor. No one can diagnose you on the internet anyway - so please see a doctor and let us know how it turns out. Brain tumors are pretty rare!
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Dinky's departure is sudden and sad. The DJ is originally from Chile and had been living in the U.S. for the past six years thanks to an artist visa. But when she applied for a renewal in 2002, she was denied, and thanks to what she says was incompetent counsel, Dinky (real name Alejandra Iglesias) did not realize that her departure date had to be swiftsix months after receiving notice of the denial.
Post-9-11, visas are particularly hard to come by thanks to the Enhanced Border Security and Visa Entry Reform Act, which since the attack has detrimentally affected many foreign artistsparticularly those from nations on the government's watch list, like Cuba and Iranwho have been denied entry for performances. (Dinky's in good company: 22 Cuban musicians scheduled to appear at last fall's Latin Grammys also had visa problems, including acclaimed pianist Chucho Valdes.)
The timing for Dinky is impeccably bad. Her debut artist album, Black Cabaret, on local label Carpark, is due to hit stores this week, and her four-week North American tour with Stewart Walker and Greg Shiff had to be canceled (though Walker and Shiff are going it alone).
In the last six months, Dinky got married to her longtime beau, who she has dated for several years. "I don't believe in marriage," she said just before she left, "but this sort of pushed us." Plus, she sighed, "I'm in love." Curiously, being married to an American citizen hurts her cause, rather than helps it. She would have to stay in the country for two years waiting for paperwork to clear, which would make touring overseas in support of her new album, not to mention visiting her parents and grandparents in Chile, impossible.
In the meantime, the DJ will be spreading her brand of experimental techno around the world. She's got dates set up in South America and will appear this June at the Sonar Festival in Barcelona with Carpark labelmate (and owner) Todd Hyman. Ciao, but only for nowwe hope.
A RAVE Act under any other name is . . . exactly the same. Once again, our hard-working politicians are busting their chops to keep raves under wraps with the Illicit Drug Anti-Proliferation Act, a variation of the RAVE Act (Reducing Americans' Vulnerability to Ecstasy). In January, a slew of Democrats sneakily inserted into the recent domestic security bill (S. 22) an update to the 1986 Crack House Statute containing language to prosecute promoters of events where drugs are found.
And last week, Democratic senator Joseph Biden, one of the politicians behind the original RAVE Act, introduced the Illicit Drug Anti-Proliferation Act. The revised version would apply to "single event" and outdoor activities, greatly expanding the feds' current jurisdiction under the Crack House Statute. In his statement before Congress, Biden claimed, "The reason that I introduced this bill was not to ban dancing, kill the 'rave scene,' or silence electronic music, all things of which I have been accused."
But while he and Republican senator Charles Grassley repeatedly singled out rave organizers as "rogue promoters" in their remarks on the floor, Biden said, "Let me be clear. Neither current law nor my bill seeks to punish a promoter for the behavior of their patrons."
But Biden and the government seem to be deciding who is legit and who's not. One wonders if the next step is state-sponsored concerts. Will the government decide which cultural and musical events should also be considered legitimate, too? Apparently so. While the first incarnation of Biden's bill set many big music-industry heads afire, they seem to have been appeased. It's not them we're after, the government told groups like the Coalition of Licensed Beverage Associations (COLBA), who wrote in a letter to the senator, "There was a misconception in the industry that the bill would hold the owners and the promoters of non-rave events responsible for the actions of the patrons."
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One of the Best Art Museums in PA! See the American experience brought to life through the artwork at the Westmoreland Museum of American Art. Located a mere 35 miles east of Pittsburgh, this is the only American art museum in Western PA. Examine the works of great American artists like Winslow Homer, Mary Cassatt, Rembrandt Peele, and Louis Comfort Tiffany. The collections focus on artwork between 1750 and 1950. The museum has hosted a slew of important exhibitions over the years, and is lauded for its award-winning educational programs. For visitors with young kids there is KidSpace, a hands-on place for kids and their parents to explore art together. The American Marketplace is a remarkable gift shop that includes books, CDs, DVDs, posters, prints, jewelry, and other souvenirs that reflect the spirit and history of American art. All proceeds go towards funding the museum's programs. |
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There is a need for heat operated refrigeration systems in areas of the world which have a warm climate and also have no firm electricity supply. Research is underway on carbon - ammonia refrigerators driven by the heat of steam condensing in a thermosyphon heat pipe. The heat source can be solar energy, biomass, or some combination of the two. New monolithic carbon adsorbent-aluminium composites have been developed which promise power densities of 1kW cooling per kg carbon. The high power density leads to much lower first costs. (C) 1998 Elsevier Science Ltd. All rights reserved.
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President Monson's 85th birthday celebrated with gala event
June 08, 2012
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MR says: Excited to see it! The celebration will be broadcast on several stations and the Church satellite system and have guest performers.
"Golden Days: A Celebration of Life" is the theme of the upcoming 85th birthday celebration for President Thomas S. Monson of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints to be held at the Conference Center Friday, 17 August, at 8 p.m.Beloved Broadway selections and other favorites will be performed by the Mormon Tabernacle Choir, Orchestra at Temple Square and notable guest artists. "We are very pleased that talented solo artists will be joining the choir to honor this great man," said choir president Mac Christensen. "I happen to know the songs being performed will delight President Monson." Guest artists will be announced at a later date.
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Can we say OVER-DONE, IMMODEST, and INAPPROPRIATE?
A lavish party for the Prophet of the Church is akin to the United States hosting a birthday party for 1000's in Washington D.C. to celebrate the President's birthday.
Aren't we supposed to be a HUMBLE PEOPLE???
I don't think God or Jesus would approve of this extravagance.
Doug Knoerr
Kaukauna, WI.
As I read the comment above, I am truly surprised and disappointed in the writer. First off, we read in our General Conference, listen to talks, listen to our bishop that we are to sustain our church leaders in the callings God has bestowed upon them. Secondly, who are WE to judge how and when things happen? Our prophet is a wise, spiritual man that has been called to the monumental task of leading our church, as the prophets before him. A celebration of his life is a time to reflect on the wonderful accomplishments the the Lord has blessed him with. So, I will sustain my prophet and help celebrate his life. I hope others will do the same.
We have members without clean water, starving to death, homeless, dropping out of school due to high costs, and/or struggling paycheck to paycheck around the world but we have money to throw a LDS A-List party? Ugh, what an unreasonable expense. I sustain my Church leaders, including the prophet, but I do not support irresponsible spending by Church organization employees. As mentioned by teddybarewi, this is "overdone, immodest, and inappropriate" and not reflective of the humble people we are admonished to be. I'm suddenly reminded by the Queen's Jubilee-- another inexcusably lavish event thrown by well-meaning, misguided people. The fact that there are TICKETS available for this event should throw up a red flag. We criticize the Pope's expensive attire as being immodest and unbecoming of a Lord's servant (put aside your belief regarding whether he is a servant or not, this is an exercise in objectivity) yet we throw birthday GALAS?
Imagine standing in line for random selection tickets to meet Jesus at an exclusive party such as this-- how incredibly immoral it is to "celebritize" servants of the Lord, whom are called to a life of service, humility, and modesty. Is it not enough that we unashamedly stop General Authorities for autographs and photo ops, as though they were Hollywood Movie Stars, whilst they are out with their families and friends? Ask yourself this question considering that as disciples of Christ, taking upon His sacred name, covenanting to emulate His teachings... would Jesus throw an expensive party and issue tickets? Undoubtedly not, as our Living Savior and Teacher is the ultimate example of wisdom, humility, modesty, kindness, compassion, sensitivity, and goodness. This is a great disappointment of worldly behavior and I am stunned that such financial waste is allowable within the Lord's Church organization. For shame.
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I just don't think the human mind is yet capable of perceiving the question or the answer.
We can observe and measure what happened at the beginnings of our universe, one day we will be able to see what was going on even before the big bang took place. Hints of an older universe existing before ours have been discovered recently. This is called scientific progress.
See we can't even agree to the history of 50 years ago on most subjects, nor do we learn from it. So I find it highly improbable that we know what happened at the origins of the Universe all those billions of years ago.
An error does not become truth by reason of multiplied propagation nor does truth become error because nobody sees it.


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Tricyclic antidepressants abuse, with or without benzodiazepines abuse, in former heroin addicts ...
Peles Einat - - 2008
BACKGROUND: To measure suspected abuse of the tricyclic antidepressant amitriptyline among methadone maintenance treatment (MMT) patients in Israel, we studied cross-sectionally, all our 303 patients (February, 2007). METHODS: Tricyclics presence was screened in one of the random urine samples routinely taken for tests of other drugs. ASI questionnaire, variables from ...
Roy-Chaudhury Prabir - - 2007
BACKGROUND: Hemodialysis vascular access dysfunction currently is a huge clinical problem. Although arteriovenous fistulas (AVFs) are the preferred form of permanent dialysis access, they continue to have significant problems with early AVF failure. Although inadequate dilatation of the venous segment was believed to have a role in early AVF failure, ...
Hyre Amanda D - - 2007
BACKGROUND: Patients with end-stage renal disease reliant on maintenance hemodialysis therapy may be particularly susceptible to developing post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) after natural disasters. STUDY DESIGN: Cross-sectional study. SETTING & PARTICIPANTS: Patients who received treatment at 9 New Orleans, LA, metropolitan area hemodialysis units before Hurricane Katrina made landfall on ...
Sankarasubbaiyan Suresh - - 2007
Maintenance hemodialysis is a treatment modality available to few patients reaching end-stage renal disease in India. However, the morbidity and outcome of such treatment remains largely unknown. A retrospective cohort of patients commencing hemodialysis in a secondary care institution in India between January 1, 2002 and December 31, 2004 was ...
Messina Leonardo E - - 2007
OBJECTIVE: Determine the prevalence of erectile dysfunction in patients undergoing hemodialysis. MATERIALS AND METHODS: This cross-sectional study was carried out to determine the prevalence of erectile dysfunction in a population of 58 patients in hemodialysis program. Erectile dysfunction was assessed by using the International Index of Erectile Function (IIEF). Information ...
A preliminary study revealing a new association in patients undergoing maintenance hemodialysis: ...
da Silva C J - - 2007
BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE: Patients undergoing parenteral nutrition and those with portosystemic encephalopathy secondary to chronic liver disease and acquired and congenital portosystemic venous shunts frequently present manganese deposition in the basal ganglia, detected by MR imaging as hyperintense areas on T1-weighted sequences. We also observed similar abnormalities in the basal ...
Chiang Jih-Chung - - 2007
The patency of patch-enlarged (capsule-shaped) brachial arteries for long-term hemodialysis access was evaluated retrospectively. Twelve brachial arteries were patched with polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) grafts (standard wall thickness), making 1 x 2 cm aneurysms proximal to the elbow joints in 10 patients (six men with six patches, four women with six patches; ...
Altaee Kais Hasan Abd - - 2007
BACKGROUND: The use of temporary hemodialysis catheters (THC) has facilitated the delivery of hemodialysis to patients lacking functional vascular access. However, the use of these catheters is often associated with infections or mechanical complications. METHODS: A review of experiences at a tertiary referral center in Iraq with the use of ...
Yokoo Takashi - - 2007
Emphysematous cystitis is a rare condition characterized by air formation in and around the bladder wall by gas-forming organisms. Although diabetes mellitus and chronic urinary infection, which are frequently encountered in patients with endstage renal disease (ESRD), are predisposing factors for this entity, emphysematous cystitis is actually not common in ...
Otsubo Shigeru - - 2007
Since its experimental introduction in 1960, hemodialysis has become a widely performed and relatively safe procedure. Therapeutic strategies have been developed, and the numbers of long-term survivors of hemodialysis therapy have been increasing. Hemodialysis therapy was introduced at Sangenjaya Hospital in October 1970, and the 16 patients who have survived ...
Hu Rui - - 2007
Sulfatides, normal components of serum lipoproteins, may play an important role in cardiovascular disease due to their various modulatory functions in haemostasis. The incidence of cardiovascular disease in patients with end-stage renal failure undergoing maintenance hemodialysis has been reported to be approximately 10 to 30 times higher than that in ...
Sood Puneet - - 2007
BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES: Subdural hematoma is a known complication of long-term hemodialysis. DESIGN, SETTING, PARTICIPANTS, AND MEASUREMENTS: The US Renal Data System was used to determine the occurrence rate of nontraumatic subdural hematoma in long-term dialysis patients and to evaluate time trends. RESULTS: The occurrence rate of subdural hematoma in ...
Foley Robert N - - 2007
Despite emerging concerns that exceeding anemia targets with erythropoiesis stimulating agents may be risky for hemodialysis patients, the magnitude of and risk factors for the problem have received little attention, particularly regarding year-to-year comparisons. We studied monthly hemoglobin and epoetin levels in 41,101 patients aged at least 65 years who ...
Oka Yoshinari - - 2007
Sevelamer hydrochloride, as a phosphate binder that contains neither aluminum nor calcium, is expected to improve the prognosis of dialysis patients. However, sevelamer hydrochloride has been reported to lower the serum bicarbonate level. In the present study, we performed a retrospective study on the potential influences of sevelamer hydrochloride on ...
Shiohira Shunji - - 2007
This case report concerns a hemodialysis patient with arrhythmia. A 71-year-old man had undergone hemodiafiltration (HDF) for 17 years for the treatment of chronic glomerulonephritis. Because of repeated heart failure and chronic atrial fibrillation, he could not continue receiving standard hemodialysis, which is hemodialysis using bicarbonate dialysate including a small ...
van Hoek Frank - - 2007
A hemodialysis arteriovenous fistula (AVF) requires surgical modification in patients with cardiac overload or dialysis access-associated steal syndrome (DASS). Creation of an artificial stenosis (banding) within the AVF may be used, but this technique lacks the guidance of objective parameters. The aim of this pilot study was to identify indicators ...
Miyahara Kosuke - - 2007
The factors associated with hematoma enlargement were analyzed in 24 patients, 16 males and eight females aged 46 to 77 years (mean 58 years), undergoing chronic hemodialysis who were admitted to our hospital with intracerebral hemorrhage between 1994 and 2003. Computed tomography demonstrated hematoma enlargement in eight patients after admission. ...
Wu I-Wen - - 2007
Despite improved diagnostic methods, antimicrobial agents and more sophisticated echocardiographic studies, the incidence of infective endocarditis remains high, especially in a uremic and end stage renal disease (ESRD) population. Culture negative endocarditis (CNE) patients with normal renal function have increased morbidity and mortality, but clinical features and outcome in hemodialysis ...
Yang Fwu-Lin - - 2007
Many patients with end-stage renal disease are malnourished, and cross-sectional studies have shown that markers of malnutrition may predict death. In this study, we investigated the possible association of Subjective Global Assessment and mortality in a small cohort of Taiwanese hemodialysis patients. Fifty hemodialysis patients at a hemodialysis center in ...
Spronk Peter E - - 2007
Even in patients with chronic renal failure and chronic intermittent hemodialysis, continuous venovenous hemofiltration (CVVH) is the most often practiced renal replacement technique in the intensive care unit. Although patients show less hemodynamic instability during CVVH than during hemodialysis, it requires a blood flow exceeding 200 ml/min in the extracorporeal ...
Kaczmarczyk Ireneusz - - 2007
An accurate evaluation of water content in the body of hemodialyzed patients seems to be an important problem in chronic dialysotherapy. Acute intradialytic hypotension observed in 20-33% of hemodialysis patients is a very common complication of this kind of renal replacement therapy. The study was performed in 40 uremic patients, ...
Varenbut Michael - - 2007
ABSTRACT: Methadone Maintenance Treatment (MMT) is among the most widely studied treatments for opiate dependence with proven benefits for patients and society. When misused, however, methadone can also be lethal. The issue of methadone diversion is a major concern for all MMT programs. A potential source for such diversion is ...
Tamiya Eiji - - 2007
Heart diseases are responsible for death in hemodialysis patients. The aim of this study was to determine whether we can assess the degree of calcification of the heart and great vessels in hemodialysis patients by non-gated conventional computed tomography (CT) without contrast media. Thirty patients were included in the present ...
Watanabe Akira - - 2007
Cerebrovascular and cardiovascular diseases are the leading causes of death in patients undergoing maintenance hemodialysis. Recently, it has become clear that the appearance of cerebral microbleeds (MBs) on T2*-weighted magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is closely related to intracerebral hemorrhage. The present study investigated the incidence of MBs in patients undergoing ...
Tsai Yu-Che - - 2007
chronic inflammation contributes significantly to the morbidity and mortality of chronic hemodialysis patients. A recent research has shown that adipokines were associated with inflammation in these patients. We aim to investigate whether biomarkers of inflammation, adipokines, and clinical features can predict the outcome of hemodialysis patients. we enrolled 181 hemodialysis ...
Arkaravichien Wiwat - - 2006
Cephalosporins are epileptogenic drugs, especially when excessive dosages are used or when the drugs are used in patients with decreased renal clearance. The present case report showed that a chronic kidney patient receiving hemodialysis developed generalized tonic clonic seizures when an inappropriate high dose cefazolin was given. Cefazolin 2 g ...
Nwankwo E A - - 2006
BACKGROUND: Despite available evidence based recommendations and guidelines there are differences in the preferred type of vascular access in use in different localities and geographical regions. This one center study on the practice pattern of vascular access was carried out in Maiduguri, Nigeria covering a period of the first 5 ...
Madias John E - - 2006
Association among weights, amplitude of QRS complexes, and QRS duration in patients with peripheral edema has been described. This study explored whether increase in QRS duration occurs with amelioration of peripheral edema or after hemodialysis. Sums of the amplitudes of the 12 electrocardiographic leads and corresponding QRS duration were measured ...
Mastalerz-Migas A - - 2006
Oxidative stress is at play in the progression of chronic renal failure (CRF) and in the genesis of atherosclerosis. The aim of the present study was to evaluate the factors that might influence the oxidative-antioxidative balance in patients on hemodialysis. The study group consisted of 71 hemodialysis patients due to ...
Danese M D - - 2006
At any given time, approximately 27% of patients in the United States (US) receive hemodialysis through a permanent catheter. However, this cross-sectional estimate may significantly underestimate the lifetime exposure of patients to hemodialysis catheters, and hence, to the excess risk of the adverse clinical events associated with catheter use. To ...
H - Khademi
Abstract Introduction. End stage renal disease (ESRD) is the last stage of the decending process of structural and functional distruction of kidneys. This process is often combined with acute diseases like glumerulonephritis and pyelonephritis. Uremic smell of mouth, enamel hypoplasia and defects, increase in dental debries, periodontal diseases, considerable delay ...
Okamoto Koji - - 2006
BACKGROUND: Peripheral arterial occlusive disease (PAOD) influences the mortality of patients on hemodialysis therapy. Although the ankle-brachial pressure index (ABI) is used widely to detect PAOD, it yields false-negative results because of calcifications of vascular walls. To more accurately assess the prevalence of PAOD, we investigated which noninvasive method, among ...
Krairittichai Udom - - 2006
BACKGROUND: Anemia is a major contributor to morbidity and mortality in chronic dialysis patients. The K/DOQI guideline recommends the target hemoglobin of 11-12 g/dl (hematocrit of 33-36%). However the appropriate hematocrit level for Thai hemodialysis patients has been controversial. OBJECTIVE: To investigate the influence of anemia on mortality in Thai ...
Fadrowski Jeffrey J JJ Department of Pediatrics, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Baltimore, MD, USA. - - 2006
Limited research has described clinical outcomes that are associated with the type of vascular access in pediatric patients who receive maintenance hemodialysis. This retrospective cohort study examined prevalent pediatric patients who were aged 12 to <18 yr and identified in the 2000 ESRD Clinical Performance Measures Project as receiving in-center ...
Comparison of survival between diabetic and non-diabetic patients on maintenance hemodialysis: a ...
Racki Sanjin - - 2007
We analyzed survival rates of 144 prevalent patients on maintenance hemodialysis from 1998 to 2003 at the Department of Nephrology and Dialysis, Rijeka University Hospital, Rijeka, Croatia, and evaluated risk factors predicting their survival. Included were only end-stage renal disease (ESRD) patients on maintenance hemodialysis treatment dialysed more than 6 ...
Sonawane Samsher - - 2006
In patients on chronic dialysis, unfractionated heparin (UFH) is the most commonly used agent for anticoagulation of the hemodialysis extracorporeal circuit, for hemodialysis catheter "locking" between dialysis treatments, and for nondialysis indications such as venous thromboembolic disease, peripheral vascular disease, and acute coronary artery disease. Potentially serious complications of UFH, ...
Duijm Lucien E M - - 2006
BACKGROUND: The aim of the study is to prospectively determine the incidence of inflow stenoses in dysfunctional hemodialysis access arteriovenous fistulae (AVFs) and grafts (AVGs). METHODS: Contrast-enhanced magnetic resonance angiography (CE-MRA) was performed of 66 dysfunctional AVFs and 35 AVGs in 56 men and 45 women (mean age, 62 years; ...
Yoshida Katsunori - - 2006
The pathogenesis of anemia in patients with chronic renal failure has been greatly attributed to erythropoietin (EPO) deficiency. Recently, however, there has been some thought that uremic inhibitors might suppress the activity of EPO and reduce the maturation of erythropoiesis. Polyamines are well known to be involved in the regulation ...
Kawashima Shuji - - 2006
BACKGROUND: In Japan, prophylactic hemodialysis has been considered useful for preventing contrast-induced nephropathy (CIN). METHOD AND RESULTS: To assess whether hemodialysis prevented CIN, 391 patients (age: 69 +/- 8 years, 63 females) with chronic renal insufficiency (CRI, serum creatinine level (Scr) > or = 1.3 mg/dl) who underwent cardiac catheterization, ...
Hu Weixin - - 2006
BACKGROUND: Removal of anti-glomerular basement membrane (anti-GBM) antibody by extracorporeal treatment including plasmapheresis or immunoadsorption (IA) has been considered an effective method in the treatment of Goodpasture's syndrome. In this study, we investigated the effect of IA on serum anti-GBM level and evaluated its clinical efficacy in patients with Goodpasture's ...
Avery-Lynch Margaret - - 2006
Protein and calorie malnutrition have been encountered more frequently than expected in the hemodialysis patients. Intradialytic parenteral nutrition (IDPN) has been documented to improve nutritional status in hemodialysis patients in both acute and chronic settings (Henrich, 1996). The aim of this study was to support the usage of IDPN in ...
Dvornik Stefica - - 2006
Zinc is necessary for growth and cells' division. Its deficiency may seriously affect antioxidant defense system and is usually related to renal failure, gastrointestinal diseases and alcoholism. It is very important to know zinc status in dialyzed patients and to prevent hypo- or hyperzincemia. Serum samples from 89 patients with ...
Lang Susanne M - - 2006
Impaired lung function in hemodialysis patients may be caused by an underlying pulmonary disease; however, the impact of uremia and the effects of dialysis treatment are not well understood. Our investigation aimed to characterize the acute effects of bicarbonate hemodialysis using membranes differing in biocompatibility on various parameters of lung ...
Kokoglu Omer Faruk - - 2006
BACKGROUND AND AIM: Hepatitis C virus (HCV) is prevalent in hemodialysis (HD) patients. These patients experience more side-effects with antiviral treatment. The aim of the present study was to evaluate the efficacy and tolerability of pegylated interferon (PEG-IFN) alpha-2a in chronic hemodialysis patients with chronic hepatitis C. METHODS: Twenty-five patients ...
Coen Giorgio - - 2006
Cardiac calcifications are a frequent finding in hemodialysis for chronic renal failure. Several factors may play a role in the intimal and medial calcification of coronary arteries such as age and some known atherogenetic factors. In addition, Fetuin-A has been proposed as a protective agent through solubilization of calcium phosphate ...
Grabsch Elizabeth A - - 2006
OBJECTIVE: To assess the risk of environmental and healthcare worker (HCW) contamination with vancomycin-resistant enterococci (VRE) during outpatient procedures performed on fecally continent patients currently colonized with VRE (cVRE) or previously colonized with VRE (pVRE). DESIGN: Observational study. SETTING: Outpatient consultation and radiology rooms and the hemodialysis unit in a ...
Hsieh Yi-Yueh - - 2006
Although the connection between aluminum intoxication and dialysis dementia was identified in the 1980s, understanding of trace element imbalances in hemodialysis patients is as yet incomplete. Recent application of newer inductively coupled plasma-mass spectrometry (ICP/MS) techniques has resulted in renewed study of this population. We used ICP/MS to evaluate serum ...
Zoccali R - - 2006
Defense mechanisms are automatic psychological processes that protect the individual against anxiety and from the awareness of internal or external dangers or stressors. The influence of defense mechanisms in patients on chronic hemodialysis treatment was studied. There were 53 uremic subjects (37 males and 16 females), aged between 22 and ...
Hamid Nasri
To elucidate whether and how in patients on maintenance hemodialysis (HD), infection of <I>H. pylori</I> intensifies the anemia, a cross-sectional study that was conducted on 39 patients with end-stage renal disease (ESRD) undergoing maintenance hemodialysis treatment who had various upper gastrointestinal complaints consisting of epigastric pain, epigastric burning, postprandial fullness, ...
Mohammad Rahimian
Malnutrition is a main problem in undergone hemodialysis patients. Early diagnosis is important and life saving. Using anthropometric indices can help for rapid diagnoses. This study was done to compare anthropometric indices with biochemical parameters. We monitored 60 patients that underwent hemodialysis in Shaheed Rahnemoon hospital. Biochemical parameters and anthropometric ...
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Rao, K Virabhadra and Dorairaj, K (1969) Prawn grounds on the continental shelf fished by trawlers. In: CMFRI Bulletin No.14, Prawn fisheries of India. Jones, S,(ed.) CMFRI, Mandapam Camp, pp. 217-233.
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In the last two decades, the operations of large, medium and small trawlers of the Central and State Government organisations, the Indo-Norwegian Project and the commercial concerns have revealed good prawn grounds on the continental shelf of the coasts of India. Although most of the operations were carried out with trawls suitable for netting miscellaneous varieties of fishes, prawn catches obtained incidentally have given a fairly reliable picture of the distribution of the prawn grounds. In the following account the regional abundance of prawns is given on the basis of trawling operations carried out on the east and west coasts of India. The results are dealt below under four different divisions viz., 1. North-Western Division (Kutch to Goa), 2. South. Western Division (Karwar to Cape Comorin), 3. South-Eastern Division (Cape Comorin to Krishnapatnam) and 4. North-Eastern Division (Masulipatnam to Diamond Harbour).
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Uncontrolled Keywords: | Prawn grounds; trawlers |
Subjects: | Crustacean Fisheries > Prawn and Prawn fisheries |
Divisions: | CMFRI-Cochin > Marine Capture > Crustacean Fisheries |
ID Code: | 601 |
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Too long in the tooth: a descriptive study of adults presenting to a pediatric emergency department. | |
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OBJECTIVE: To describe the demographics, presenting complaints, diagnoses, and disposition of adults presenting to an Australian pediatric emergency department. It was hypothesized that most patients would be younger than 20 years, with low acuity complaints predominantly related to minor injuries resulting in a low admission rate. METHODS: A prospective cohort of new adult patients (age, > or = 16 years) were recruited. Baseline data was recorded for all eligible patients. Consenting patients had provisional diagnoses recorded along with disposition decisions. Patients' records were reviewed at the referral destination to establish the final diagnoses and the admission rate. RESULTS: Forty-eight patients (0.6% of all presentations) presented during the study period. The median age was 17.5 years (interquartile range, 16.3-26.1 years). Thirty-four patients (70.8%) were younger than 20 years (P = 0.003). Seven (14.6%) patients had an Australasian Triage Scale score of 2, and 19 (39.6%) had a score of 3. Injury-related complaints formed the largest proportion of presentations (mean, 37.5%; range, 23.8%-51.2%). Thirty-one patients were enrolled in the study. Twenty (mean, 48.8%; range, 33.5%-64.1%) of the provisional diagnoses in this group were injury-related. Twenty-nine patients (mean, 93.5%; range, 84.9%-100%) were advised to seek further medical attention. Injuries comprised the largest group of final diagnoses (mean, 55.2%; range, 37.1%-73.3%). Five patients (mean, 16.1%; range, 3.2%-29%) were admitted. CONCLUSIONS: Adult presentations were not infrequent. Twenty patients (41.7%) were within 1 year of the age cutoff at Princess Margaret Hospital. Although 45.8% of presentations had a low acuity, the majority of patients had Australasian Triage Scale scores of 2 or 3. The presentations were heterogeneous in nature, with injuries accounting for a large proportion. Most patients were referred for further care, but a minority were not compliant with follow-up instructions. There was a low admission rate. |
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50-year-old man charged with arson of mobile home
By Times Staff
Published May 9, 2005
CRYSTAL RIVER - A man with the nickname "Smokey" was arrested on arson charges Saturday. Ralph L. Pedrick, 50, 1075 N Suncoast Blvd. Lot 42, was arrested after a fire broke out about 1:45 a.m. at a mobile home. Two witnesses told a deputy that they saw Pedrick walk toward the east side of the mobile home and that they saw the flickering of a lighter. Then flames erupted from the northeast portion of the mobile home, the witnesses said. They also said they saw Pedrick leave and head toward his mobile home. The witnesses told the deputy about Pedrick's nickname, according to the arrest report. The mobile home, at Lot 40, was near Pedrick's at the Crystalwood Mobile Home Park on U.S. 19. Deputies questioned Pedrick at his home, and after he invoked his constitutional right to not answer any questions, they placed him under arrest on an arson charge. The state Fire Marshal's Office also started an investigation into the blaze, according to the arrest report. Pedrick remained in jail without bail Sunday.
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