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Injured two years ago in a car accident that left her a virtual invalid, Kidder, 43, came precariously close to losing a great deal more than her home and savings. She nearly lost her will to live. "There were many times when I just so desperately wanted to die," she says, glancing at her 16-year-old daughter by her first husband, novelist Tom McGuane. "But I thought Maggie would be grief stricken. I could not bear that." Though Kidder declared personal bankruptcy three months ago, and neither mother nor daughter knows what the future holds, a terrible time is clearly behind them. Says Maggie: "We're just coming out of it now."
"It" began on Oct. 15, 1990, on the Vancouver set of Nancy Drew and Daughter, a 13-part series being produced by Toronto-based Nelvana Ltd. for the USA Network. Cast as the detective, Kidder was driving a 1961 Rambler convertible—without a seal belt—for a scene in the first episode. As Kidder tells it, she touched the brake pedal only lightly, but the car jerked to a sudden halt. "My head went whip, whip, whip, back and forth and into the steering wheel," she says. At first, she didn't think she was injured and simply continued with the shoot. But that night, says Kidder, "I couldn't move my neck and my left hand started blowing up and turning blue."
Reluctant to give in to her pain—and mindful of Nelvana's eagerness to continue production—Kidder returned to work. After three days, though, the pain had become unbearable. She consulted a doctor, who told her she was suffering from neck spasms and a loss of circulation in her left arm. for a week Kidder rested and worked with a physiotherapist, provided by Nelvana, then returned to the set. Hut two days later, she suddenly lost feeling in both her legs and was rushed to St. Paul's Hospital in Vancouver. After extensive testing, doctors there speculated that two herniated disks were pressing against nerves in her neck. They suggested that she consider an operation—whose risks include paralysis—to relieve the pressure. Kidder refused: "The thought of someone slicing into your spinal column is a little nerve-racking.
Instead, she turned to less traditional remedies, including acupuncture, but nothing eased her pain. Kidder could not return to work, and on Nov. 20 she was fired. "I was furious. " she says. (She immediately filed a $1 million negligence and breach-of-contract suit against Nelvana in British Columbia's Supreme Court. Nelvana denies all her allegations, and last January countersued, claiming, in part, that it had advanced her money for work she never completed. Both eases are pending.)
Back at her beloved while-clapboard home in bucolic Sneden's Landing (pop. 300), N.Y., where Kidder had lived with Maggie since 1984, her anger began slowly turning to despair. She was unable to work, but since under Canadian law she could not accept workmen's compensation and initiate a negligence suit, Kidder opted against filing for compensation. Instead, she was living on her modest residual payments from past movies ($27,999 in 1991) and her admittedly meager savings. "I never paid any attention to money," she says. More distressing than her financial worries, though, was Kidder's continual pain. "I thought I was invincible," she says, "one of those people who would bounce back right away." But she did not. When she consulted New York City neurologist Robert Barrett, he said her body might mend on its own. but suggested that surgery was probably the only cure. Months alter the accident, Kidder, a natural athlete who has a passion for sports such as high-speed skiing, found herself hobbling around on her best days, confined to a wheelchair on her worst. More often than not, muscle spasms and numbness made even everyday chores nearly impossible. "She would try to drive me back to school, but halfway there it would be too much," says Maggie now a senior at a Vermont prep school, where tuition is paid by her father. "Her whole body would freeze up, and we'd have to pull over and wait."
Dejected and confused, her mind "muddied, she says. by pain pills, Kidder remained stubbornly opposed to surgery. "I tend to believe things will heal themselves.'' she says. At first. Kidder turned to close friends, including Richard Pryor. her costar in the 1981 movie Some Kind of Hero, who has been fighting multiple sclerosis since 1986. "He'd say, 'You're worthwhile. Your daughter needs you,' " says Kidder. "He was a saint." But before long. Kidder began shutting out even her pals. "After a while," she says, "you can't just call up your friends and go, 'I'm miserable. Come watch me be miserable.' "
For solace. Kidder focused on her only child. But Maggie was in no shape to be supportive. Though Margot was unaware of it. Maggie—who had been bulimic for some five years—was passing out at school. "I fell like such an idiot," says Kidder. "I knew early on that she had been throwing up. But I assumed it was all over." In March of 1991, alerted to the problem by Maggie's school. Kidder checked her into the exclusive, $725-per-day Sierra Tucson clinic in Arizona. (Her dad helped foot the 42-day bill.) There, says Maggie. "I realized it's OK to be not perfect."
In May, Maggie returned to school feeling healthy and in control. Her mother, though, felt anything but. "I was in a bleak depression," says Kidder. "I would just lie there and stare at the ceiling."
In December, frantic to salvage her public image—"I was so afraid of Hollywood finding out I was a permanent cripple"—she agreed to a week-long stint performing in the L.A.-based play Love Letters. Her condition aggravated by the work, Kidder returned to New York in agony. On Christmas Eve, Margot went out to dinner with a friend, attorney Denis John Cavalier, and nearly collapsed. Says Cavalier: "I had to practically carry her out of the restaurant."
Cavalier called Dr. Barrett, who checked Margot into Manhattan's Columbia-Presbyterian Hospital. Says Kidder: "I finally said, 'My God, this is real.' " On Jan. 27, she underwent a four-hour operation to remove a disk. "I woke up, and my girlfriend was there," says Kidder. "I went to grab her hand, and it worked. My legs worked. Everything worked!"
Everything, that is, except her insurance. Her carrier, through the Screen Actors Guild, insisted that Kidder's injuries would have to be covered by her employer at the time, Nelvana. But Nelvana's insurer rejected Kidder's claims, denying she was injured on the set. Until the dispute is settled, she is struggling to handle her mounting bills. Even with the $1.4 million she received when she sold her Sneden's Landing home this winter, she remained more than SHOO.OOO in debt. "The most horrible thing for me was calling my friends and saying, 'I'm in deep shit. Can you help me in any way?' " One after another, loyal friends sent a few thousand here, a few thousand there. For her part, Kidder gathered her jewelry and went to Manhattan's diamond district. "I was going into these shops saying, 'What will you pay for this?' " recalls Kidder. "It's what had to be done."
Maggie also wanted to help. "I had a friend who was making a lot of money as a go-go dancer...," she says, eyeing her mother with a smile. "Oh, no!" breaks in Kidder, playful but aghast. "I've given you very few rules in your life—but that is one of them."
Teasing aside, Margot believes that though she will make ends meet, it won't be easy. An outspoken political activist who condemned America's involvement in the Gulf War, Kidder has made enemies in Hollywood. But she has also made friends. "She's as good an actress as they come," says Superman director Richard Donner. "I'll do anything in my power to make the town aware of her." Would she, if asked, reprise the role of Superman's sweetie? No way, declares Kidder: "You can't have Lois approaching menopause." At this point, she concedes, parts don't have to be big, just interesting. "I have no expectations," she says. "This is melodramatic, I know, but I feel like I lost everything, and now I've got it all back. I got a second chance," says Kidder, and she means not to waste it.
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Re: Dermatologist & Plastic Surgeon for acne scars and moles
I ended up having my mole removed by Dr. Elizabeth Lee in Berkeley
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The only physical reminder of my surgery is another line in my lip
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Re: Insurance/cost/surgeon for a breast reduction/lift?
Re: Health insurance and breast reduction surgery
My procedure was covered by insurance - Blue Cross PPO.
Apparently it's all about charts and weight - the Dr. will write
up a letter of medical necessity (I had back pain and shoulder
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thinks she will remove. Then the insurance company checks your
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authorize the procedure. Blue Cross rejected me at first, and
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surgery was fantastically uncomplicated - I was back in yoga and
other forms of exercise in 2 weeks, my scars are very minimal.
A success story
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I am considering seeing Dr. Lee for laser hair reduction. Most of the
postings are a few years old. Does anyone have any new experiences to
share. So far, she comes highly recommended, but just wanted to know of
any recent experiences with her and her office regarding laser hair
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Re: Cosmetic Dermatologist for Sun Damage
I posted a couple of weeks ago about removing a mole from my lip; I
was trying to decide between having it done by a dermatologist or
plastic surgeon. I'm glad you're going with a plastic surgeon to
remove moles on your face--any scarring will be minimized.
May 2009
I had breast reduction surgery in Feb of 2007. My procedure was
covered by insurance - the insurance companies have specific
requirements, and my doctor spent a lot of time on the phone
convincing them that I met the requirements. I can highly
recommend Dr. Elizabeth Lee, 510-704-2170, on Regent St in
Berkeley. I had a flawless experience, starting with my
consultation with her all the way to my post-op visits. I have
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smaller and happier
Sept 2008
I am responding to your post about breast reduction surgery and
health insurance. in January 2007 I had a reduction performed by
Elizabeth Lee. She is fantastic and I highly recommend her. Her
office is in Berkeley, 510-704-2170.
July 2008
I would like to recommend Dr. Elizabeth Lee. I had a breast
reduction in Feb 2007 and it has changed my life. My scarring is
nearly invisible, and I'm sure the scarring from a lift would be
even less. My recovery was very fast - back in the gym after 2
weeks. From my first consult I knew that I would use Dr. Lee
because in addition to her fine surgical skills, she really works
with you to understand exactly what you want. Her pre- and
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surprises and I felt cared for and supported every step of the
way. While a lift is a different procedure than a reduction, I
have every confidence that Dr. Lee would do an equally fantastic
job - I've heard that Dr. Lee performs lifts with very small
Dr. Lee is located on Regent Street in Berkeley. Her number is
Couldn't be happier
March 2008
I had a breast reduction in February 2007 (34FF to 34C). My surgeon was
Dr. Elizabeth Lee. I had the surgery on a Friday, and was ready to go
back to work the following Monday (Dr. Lee said no!). I begged her to
let me return on Weds (she said ok, 1/2 day). I took no narcotics, and I
was back in yoga after 2 weeks. Of course there was some discomfort (the
first 2-3 nights I slept on my back), but the worst of it was over by
about the 4th day. I had minimal swelling, and many of my scars, after
one year, are almost invisible. The only thing I was really limited in
was driving for the first week or so, due to the seat belt crossing over
my chest. Dr. Lee was incredible, her office runs like clockwork. She is
highly professional and at the same time comforting and reassuring. She
spends a lot of time talking to you about what you think you want, and
can tell you accurately what she thinks she can do. I had no surprises.
You can reach her at 510-704-2170 - she is located on Regent Street in Berkeley.
anonymous (and very happy)
Jan 2008
Dr. Lee is amazing. She has a wonderful personality and is also a great
doctor and surgeon. I have always had very positive experiences with her.
The laser hair removal treatments in her office are the latest technology
and the end results are fabulous. You can't go wrong here!
Mt sis-in-law sees Dr. Lee and is happy with her. She does come highly
recommended. I went in for a visit or 2 to have some precancerous lesions
frozen off. Her marketing is high powered,
for sure, and she made it known that she has been published several times.
I ended up seeing Adam Wallach in Danville from then on and was quite
happy -- very professional, low key, but tasteful and discreet. Good luck!
Not Just Another Pretty Face
I just wanted to respond to a poster who had some negative
things to say about Dr. Lee. This doesn't sound like the Dr.
Lee that I know AT ALL!! She recommended products to me, but
she never pushed. Her personality and bedside manner not only
put me at ease (because the idea of surgery freaked me out!),
but I looked forward to our follow-up appointments. She made
plenty of time for our appointments, never rushing me. She
also enjoyed having my then 1.5 year old daughter come to the
appointments with me.
I ran into Dr. Lee recently at the store, and my daughter(who
doesn't like to be touched) ran right up and hugged her, and
this is 3 years later!! I mentioned to Dr. Lee that I recently
developed a problem with my scar, and she told me to just come
to her office and she'll fix it!
Oh, I am also very satisfied with the outcome of the surgery.
The nurses at the Surgery Center all told me that they love
working with her and that she does the best work! I would
recommend at least having a consultation with her and deciding
for yourself.
Oct 2006
I had breast reduction surgery in June 2006 with Dr. Elizabeth
Lee in Berkeley (http://www.artfulsurgery.com). It's something
I had been contemplating for a long time and I made several
consultation appointments. However, Dr. Lee was the first I
went to -- and I liked her so much, that I cancelled all my
other consulations. She is absolutely fabulous, attentive, and
easy to talk to. She listens to exactly what you want and
gives you objective advice without any pressure. I had my
breast reduction surgery, along with a tummy tuck, so my
recovery was a little big more intensive than just a breast
reduction would be. However, one thing I can tell you -- is
that in comparison to my tummy, my breast recovery was easy.
The first three or four days are the worst, but I started
feeling like myself again after two and a half weeks. I was
prescribed a narcotic (vicodin) for the pain -- but really only
used it for that first three or four days. Otherwise, bed
rest, NSAIDs, and close follow-up allowed me to heal. I'm now
four months post-op and couldn't be happier with the results.
I'd be happy to discuss any other details with you. If you're
interested...email me!
Totally happy with my smaller girls!
May 2006
In the last year I recently had a breast reduction with Dr. Elizabeth Lee in Berkeley.
She is great! Perhaps you couldn't find more recommendations on other doctors is
because she is so very good and many people go to her. I know she does both
surgeries. She has a wonderful, generous heart and very well trained. Go see her.
Her web site is www.artfulsurgery.com
happy with smaller and perkier girls
Dec 2005
I went to Dr. Elizabeth Lee in Berkeley to have a breast reduction and lift. The price you quoted in your post is about right. I could have had my surgery covered 100% if I went with a doctor from my medical group. But after meeting two of them and seeing their work, I decided that if I was going to do it I needed to feel confident in my surgeon. I am so happy with the results. Go see her. She's great, caring, fun and has a great staff. www.artfulsurgery.com 510.704.2170
light and sassy
Oct 2005
For wrinkles and sundamage go see Dr. Elizabeth Slass Lee in
Berkeley and get on the ''Obaji Nuderm'' system! It is
prescription only system (must be why it works) that has
totally transformed my skin from crepe-like and spotty to
smooth and soft. I originally went to her for a peel and she
suggested I try the skincare first. My skin looks so good I
haven't even bothered with the peel. I have never in my life
received so many compliments on my skin. When I can afford it
I am going back to her for this laser treatment which helps to
stimulates collagen production. Hope this helps!
Re: Cosmetic Dermatologist for Sun Damage (October 2005)
I too had sun damage from living in SO. Cal. all my younger
life. I just started using a great product, that I really like
from Dr. Elizabeth Lee. She is a surgeon, but also does skin
rejuvenation, lasers etc. I like the program I'm on and it
feels good to have someone monitering my progress and her
understanding and friendly manner are very encouraging. It's
the Obagi skin care line. It costs a little more that what I
was doing, but it's worth to know what I'm doing is working.
Truely, a little goes a long way. I was so tired of trying
other things at the beauty counters and even facialists. This
works. Her number is 510.704.2170. 2999 Regent St suite 401.
Good luck.
like my skin now
Re: Tummy Tuck
I had a ''tummy tuck'' about 6 months ago. Dr. Elizabeth Lee was
my surgeon and I couldn't recommend her more highly - she's
She was very thorough in answering all my questions and telling me what the procedure entailed prior to the surgery, and has followed up post-operatively very conscientiously. I too had lots of excess skin and many many stretch marks, due to my two ten pound babies two years apart. No amount of exercise or dieting was going to fix these problems. No clothes fit me properly because my figure was so out of proportion. I also decided that I didn't want to look matronly at 40 if I could help it.
It is major surgery, and it will take some time to recuperate. However, I had my surgery on November 16, and I finished painting my kitchen before Thanksgiving (although I'm sure Dr. Lee would not have approved had she known).
Six months out the scar is fading quickly and, if I do say so myself, my waist looks fabulous. Our house is currently being remodeled and I can work next to the tradesmen and keep up with them. In fact, I think my abdomen is much stronger than before because the separation between my abdominal muscles around my belly button has been repaired. Also, Dr. Lee gave me an ''inny'' belly button - something I never had but always wanted.
Dr. Lee's phone number is 510-704-2170. She's on Regent Street in Berkeley near Alta Bates. Good Luck!
As for recovery: the first week is the toughest, and you should expect to be in pain for the first several days, and uncomfortable for another couple of weeks. If you have kids, I recommend to have full time help for the first week; after a few days you'll be able to do stuff around the house, but will be tired. Also, you won't be able to drive for the first week, or as long as you're on prescription pain killers. I didn't regain my stamina fully until about 4 weeks after my operation, and just took it a little bit easier. However, at 6 weeks I stepped on a plane alone with my two young kids for a trans- atlantic flight. And after spending a week in a very hot and humid place, I am thankful daily to Dr. Lee for taking that extra weight off my shoulders! She's on Regent's St. in Berkeley across from Alta Bates. Phone # 704-2170. Or check her website at http://www.esleemd.medem.com/ If you'd like to get in touch with me you can do so through her office.
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Police: Dallas woman bites off boyfriend's lower lip during New Year's kiss
One of the first crimes committed in Dallas in 2010 was a particularly gruesome act of family violence, according to police.
About midnight on New Year's Eve, Kerri Lyn Smith (right), 41, was kissing her boyfriend of four years in Far North Dallas when Smith bit the man's bottom lip and tore it off his face, according to police documents.
The man was able to push Smith away and call 911. He told officers Smith bit him suddenly and began yelling at him. It's unclear what would have prompted Smith to do such a thing.
Police officers called to the 18900 block of Lina Street near Rosemeade Parkway and the Dallas North Tollway saw part of the lip on the ground, police documents said.
The man, who has a 2-year-old son with Smith, told police he did not want to press charges. Officers arrested her anyway on a charge of aggravated assault/family violence.
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Australian Parliament passes R18+ bill for Video Games
This is a great day for Adult Gamers, not just in Australia but all over the world.
2012-06-18, 21:14 | Link #4 |
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I'm a little apprehensive at this stage, considering that it is now up to the states and territories to implement the R18+ rating in their own legislation, and we may see (silly) inconsistencies in regards to the rating (such as when John Rau, the Attorney-General for South Australia, stated his plans on restricting the sale of MA15+ games to persons aged 18+ back in April, and his intentions on abolishing the MA15+ rating in his state).
It will also be a while before we start seeing R18+ games hit the store fronts as well, probably by the start of next year. Nonetheless, I'm glad that this is now finally a reality, and kudos to Jason Clare and Brendan O'Connor (the current and previous Minister for Home Affairs respectively), as well as the Australian gaming community for helping push this through. (Also, no thanks to the vocal minority who tried to stop this much-needed change from happening.)
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Until January 1 2013, games that are considered above the MA15+ rating are automatically Refused Classification (RC), and cannot be legally "sold, hired or demonstrated" in Australia (people still bought RC'd games though, such as successfully importing copies of Mortal Kombat (9)). To extend what Destined_Fate is trying to say, games can also be automatically be refused classification if it contains the following: Australia has some strict laws in relation to child pornography with small variations between states. In short, 18+ ergoes are most likely not allowed to be brought into the country (and no one in their right mind would be trying to start up a business here trying to sell eroges). There are probably some people who import eroges anyway, though you would probably have to be darn unlucky if you get caught by customs and/or the AFP. Same would probably apply to downloading said eroges as well. Note 1: Like the ESRB's M and AO ratings, the content with the following ACB ratings are legally restricted: MA15+, R18+ and X18+. The X18+ rating relates to content that is pornographic (graphic/unsimulated sexual content only) in nature and applies only to films. Note 2: Except in Western Australia and parts of the Northern Territory, it is legal to possess RC films and games, unless it contains illegal content (such as child pornography).
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Epitaxial growth and spectroscopic investigation of BaSO4:Mn6+ layers
Ehrentraut, D. and Pollnau, M. and Kück, S. (2002) Epitaxial growth and spectroscopic investigation of BaSO4:Mn6+ layers. Applied physics B: Lasers and optics, 75 (1). pp. 59-62. ISSN 0946-2171
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Abstract: | We report on the first layer growth of a Mn6+-doped material. Large-size BaSO4 substrates of 10×6×4 mm3 were grown from a LiCl solvent by the flux method. Flat surfaces of undoped BaSO4 were then achieved by use of liquid-phase epitaxy (LPE) from a CsCl–KCl–NaCl solvent. Finally, BaSO4:Mn6+ layers were grown by LPE with growth velocities of approximately 3 μmh−1, at temperatures of 550–508 ◦C. Absorption, luminescence, luminescence excitation and luminescence-decay measurements confirmed the incorporation of manganese solely in its hexavalent oxidation state. This material possesses potential as a near-infrared tunable laser with a wavelength range larger than Ti:sapphire. |
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Faculty: | Electrical Engineering, Mathematics and Computer Science (EEMCS) |
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09-25-2013, 01:15 AM #1iOS 7 Issue
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Spinach and Madeira
Yield: Serves 4
House & Garden | December 1959
by James A. Beard
- 2 pounds spinach (or 2 to 3 packages frozen spinach)
- 4 tablespoons butter
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon grated nutmeg
- 1/3 cup crumbled crisp bacon
- 1/2 cup, cooked, chopped mushrooms
- 1 tablespoon flour
- 1/3 cup Madeira
- 1/4 cup heavy cream
- Chopped parsley
Wash spinach thoroughly and cook, without water, in a kettle (the moisture left on the leaves in enough). Steam gently until wilted and still a bit bitey. This will only take a minute. If you use frozen spinach, be careful not to cook it too long. Drain spinach thoroughly, pressing out all excess moisture. Chop coarsely and mix with butter, salt, nutmeg, bacon, and mushrooms. Sprinkle with flour and blend in Madeira and heavy cream. Reheat slighly until just heated through, heap in a serving dish and top with a good dollop of butter and sprinkle with chopped parsley.
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Amino Acid and Acylcarnitine Profiles in Premature Neonates
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Primary Hypotheses of the study include:
- Metabolic profiles are influenced by gestational age, chronological age, type and degree of nutritional support and illness
- Metabolic profiles differ between neonates who receive commercial formula and neonates who receive primarily human breast milk
- Neonates who develop parenteral associated cholestasis have metabolic markers that identify at risk patients (high serum urea nitrogen, citrulline, histidine, methionine, and succinyl carnitine and low thyroxine, serine and glutamate)
- Neonates that have hypothyroidism have abnormal metabolic profiles (low tyrosine levels)
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Prematurity Neonatal Screening Parenteral Nutrition |
Study Type: | Observational |
Study Design: | Observational Model: Cohort Time Perspective: Prospective |
Official Title: | How Illness and Nutritional Support Influence Amino Acid and Acylcarnitine Profiles in Premature Neonates |
- Metabolic Profile - Serum amino acid, acylcarnitine and thyroxine levels. Day of birth, (first 24 hours), Day 7, (parenteral nutrition effect), Day 28, (enteral nutrition effect), Day 42, or discharge (established enteral feeding and growth) [ Time Frame: 42 Days of Life ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Occurrence of any of the following: death, cholestatic liver disease, positive blood or CSF culture, NEC, IVH, or respiratory support at 36 weeks PMA. [ Time Frame: 42 Days of Life ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
Enrollment: | 1003 |
Study Start Date: | April 2009 |
Study Completion Date: | February 2012 |
Primary Completion Date: | August 2011 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure) |
Malnutrition is a common problem in the neonatal intensive care unit. Recent studies indicate that prematurely born neonates commonly develop a severe nutritional deficit during the first weeks after birth, referred to as extrauterine growth restriction. Despite an increase in growth during the second month of hospitalization, many neonates are ultimately discharged home having grown inadequately. The early nutritional deficit affects weight gain as well as growth in length and head circumference. Aggressive administration of parenteral amino acids to improve protein accretion rates in very preterm neonates has been supported in the literature. Although tolerance of high dose amino acids has been described, researchers acknowledge that sensitive tests to monitor amino acid toxicity are not readily available in the clinical setting.
The goals of this study are:
- To better define normal amino acid and acylcarnitine values and how they change in premature neonates
- To measure the effect nutritional support has (human breastmilk vs. formula) on amino acid and acylcarnitines profiles
- To measure the effect of illness (parenteral nutrition associated cholestasis) on amino acid and acylcarnitine profiles
- To better define abnormal metabolic profiles (low tyrosine levels) in neonates that have hypothyroidism.
Ages Eligible for Study: | 23 Weeks to 31 Weeks |
Genders Eligible for Study: | Both |
Accepts Healthy Volunteers: | Yes |
Sampling Method: | Probability Sample |
Inclusion Criteria
- Documentation of informed consent
- Inborn
- Less than or equal to twenty four (24) hours of age
- Gestational age between twenty three (23) weeks and 0/7 days and thirty one (31) weeks and 0/7 days as per the best estimate by the neonatologist
- If subject is transferred to another hospital, the ability to obtain follow-up data on outcomes
- No known major anomalies (inborn error of metabolism, chromosomal abnormalities, cyanotic congenital heart disease, gastroschisis, omphalocele, diaphragmatic hernia or other major gastrointestinal anomalies, major neurological injury or anomaly, and multiple congenital anomalies)
Exclusion Criteria
- Outborn (transferred for intensive care from another hospital)
- Greater than twenty four (24) hours of age
- Gestational age < 23 weeks or > 31 weeks
- Any known major congenital anomalies
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00865150
United States, Indiana | |
Memorial Hospital South Bend | |
South Bend, Indiana, United States, 46601 | |
United States, South Carolina | |
McLeod Regional Medical Center | |
Florence, South Carolina, United States, 29506 |
Principal Investigator: | Reese Clark, MD | Pediatrix Medical Group, Inc. |
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Responsible Party: | Mednax Center for Research, Education and Quality |
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: | NCT00865150 History of Changes |
Other Study ID Numbers: | PDX-001-08 |
Study First Received: | March 18, 2009 |
Last Updated: | February 28, 2012 |
Health Authority: | United States: Institutional Review Board |
Keywords provided by Mednax Center for Research, Education and Quality:
Prematurity Neonatal screening Parenteral nutrition Amino acids Acylcarnitine |
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Premature Birth Obstetric Labor Complications Obstetric Labor, Premature Pregnancy Complications |
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Ben Travers adapted Sheridan Le Fanu's Victorian tale of a young orphan forced to live with her sinister uncle. The novel only really gets going in the last fifty pages and this is only partly hidden by this screenplay. Still, Jean Simmons makes a pleasing, if dim, heroine. Derrick de Marney is too young in the title role but Katina Paxinou has a great time as the drunken French governess. Of the rest of the cast only John Laurie as the incompetent butler makes any impact whatsoever.
Script adapt.: Ben Travers. (o.a. Sheridan le Fanu)
Director: Charles Frank
Players: Derek Bond, Esmond Knight, Sophie Stewart, Reginald Tate, Marjorie Rhodes, Guy Rolfe
Ingrid Bergman is the posh Irish lass leading a life of misery in colonial Australia with the man with whom she eloped.
This unsuccessful melodrama from Alfred Hitchcock was scuppered by poor casting and the remnants of the 10-minute take technique he tried out in Rope.
Script adapt.: James Bridie, Hume Cronin. (o.a. Helen Simpson)
Director: Alfred Hitchcock
Players: Joseph Cotton, Michael Wilding, Margaret Leighton, Cecil Parker, Denis O'Dea, Jack Watling, Harcourt Williams, John Ruddock, Ronald Adam, Francis de Wolff, G.H. Mulcaster, Olive Sloane, Maureen Delaney
Cardinal Richelieu is at the height of his powers thanks to his spy network and a policy of assassination. Rumours of a rebellion in the Huguenot South force him to pardon his favourite assassin, condemned to death for duelling, and send him on a secret mission to capture a Protestant duke.
If Under the Red Robe appears in a film history, it's there for one reason only: it's the last film directed by Victor Sjöström. Sjöström was one of the great silent movie directors. He established his career in his native Sweden with films such as Karin Ingmarsdottir and The Phantom Carriage. He then moved to Hollywood making several classics including The Wind and He Who Gets Slapped. With the coming of sound, he lost interest in directing and returned to Sweden and acting. Yet he was tempted to direct one more time.
Joining him in this endeavour were so many non-Brits it's difficult to see how this film could have qualified for the quota. Canadian Raymond Massey as Richelieu has nowhere near enough to do, leading to the suspicion that he was cast in such a minor role solely because his nationality was quota-friendly. German Conrad Veidt takes the lead as the assassin. He has the sepulchral look that suits a character called The Black Death, but is a bit too creepy for the romantic bits. As his object of desire, French Annabella looks truly lovely; but her thick accent is a burden, particularly since she has to deliver the bulk of the duty-honour-and-sacrifice speeches. Even comedy servant Romney Brent turns out to be Mexican, despite his note-perfect English accent. It's not until we get down the cast list to Sophie Stewart that we get the first Brit.
It's no better behind the camera. Cameraman George Perinal (French) shares the photography duties with James Wong Howe (American). I don't know how these two giants shared the work, but it's a fine looking film if not up to the standards of their best stuff.
It's a similar story in production, hardly surprising when this was made by New World, a subsidiary of Twentieth Century-Fox. New World's previous British film Wings of the Morning (also starring Annabella) had been a hit. But that had Technicolor and Henry Fonda. Without those advantages, Under the Red Robe struggled.
The main problem with Under the Red Robe is that it is a swashbuckler without a single sword fight. Veidt's meant to be playing the best swordsman in France, but we never see any of it. Instead we get a meditation of the redemptive power of love. This is Sjöström's territory, but the lack of a proper bit of action makes the film feel off-balance.
With all the talent involved, Under the Red Robe should have been better; but it's no disgrace to anyone. Just don't go into it expecting a sword fight.
Script adapt.: Lajos Biro, Philip Lindsay, J.L. Hodgson, Arthur Wimperis. (o.a. Stanley Weyman)
Director: Victor Sjöström
Players: F. Wyndham Goldie, Lawrence Grant, Baliol Holloway, Haddon Mason, J. Fisher White, Ben Soutten, Anthony Eustrel, Shayle Gardner, Edie Martin, Frank Damer, James Regan, Eric Hales, Ralph Truman
Kay Callard has the title role in this low-budget stinker. She's trying to expose drug smugglers if you're interested. Worth seeing only for one of the most laughably bad fights ever staged on screen.
Script: Bernard Lewis, Bill Luckwell
Director: Francis Searle
Players: Paul Carpenter, Bruce Seton, Monica Grey, Tony Quinn, Jackie Collins, Kim Parker, Maya Koumani
When two men fall for the same girl on the same day on London's Underground, it leads to murder.
The 1920s were a bad period in British cinema, but as the decade drew to a close there was a late flowering. A generation of filmmakers had grown up with the movies and took their influences from Hollywood and European cinema instead of the theatre. The new Cinematograph Films Act seemed to give the industry the financial security necessary to support these filmmakers. The coming of the Talkies quickly buried these late silents and they lay forgotten in film archives. Underground was one of those films.
Anthony Asquith was part of the new generation. He was still in his twenties and had just co-directed his first film Shooting Stars. He was willing to throw every cinematic trick in the book at this slight tale of love rivals.
Much of the film was shot on location in London including, naturally, on the Underground and at Lots Road Power Station. This helps give a sense of authenticity to the action, and one of its pleasures is the glimpse it gives us of life in the 1920s from high-class department stores and suburban parks to cheap pubs and industrial wastelands.
The two men, Bill and Bert, are played by Brian Aherne and Cyril McLaglen. Aherne is a bit colourless but he's playing the duped hero so there's not much to work on. McLaglen is a much more forceful presence, attractive and repellent as needed. Elissa Landi as the object of their affection is nowhere near as sleek as she would be in her Hollywood heyday but she's still a looker and copes well with her first leading role. Much of the heavyweight acting is left to Norah Baring as Bert's cast-off lover slowly going mad from loneliness.
Only the four main characters get credited, though the supporting players do a sterling job of filling in the background and making us believe in this version of London.
There is a gripping finale involving a fight between Bill and Bert that goes from the power station to the docks and along the tube line. It's an epic chase which takes full advantage of its setting to thrill the audience.
After years of neglect, Underground has now been restored and is well worth checking out if it's shown near you.
Script: Anthony Asquith
Director: Anthony Asquith
Players: Elissa Landi, Brian Aherne, Norah Baring, Cyril McLaglen
After returning from Dunkirk, war correspondent Richard Greene is offended to discover an organisation working for peace with Germany. He decides to denounce it in his paper, but finds there are plenty of people who want the organisation to continue.
Unpublished Story is a neat little thriller which captures the darkest days of the war. It's entertaining enough for the casual viewer, but for films buffs the chief interest is watching the makers edge their way towards the iconography of the classic British war films seen later in the war. Thus we get Londoners spending their nights down in the Underground or cheerfully sweeping up after their businesses have been wrecked. We also get soldiers ordered to stay behind in France for what is almost certainly a suicide mission, accept their fate with as much upset as they would give to a spot of drizzle interrupting the cricket.
However there are some aspects that are rare in films of the period. This is the only film I can think of that treats Dunkirk as a defeat rather than the start of the inevitable victory. There is also no talk of the future. Most of the later films explicitly promise a better future and insist that the politicians won't be allowed make a mess of the peace like they did after 1918. Here defeat is an imminent possibility and survival is all that matters.
The anti-war movement also features in very few films of the period. This is largely because it died out under the onslaught of the Luftwaffe's bombs. The People's Convention switched allegiance when Russia was attacked in the Summer of 1941 leaving only those with religious convictions or fascist sympathies to oppose the war. Therefore even while Unpublished Story was being made, the anti-war movement had all but petered out.
Here the peace protestors are virtually all Fifth-Columnists with only a few innocent stooges giving the organisation respectability. Frederick Cooper gives a great performance as a pacifist who comes to change his mind after a heavy raid and finds he's been used by the Nazis.
Even with the bombs raining down and Hitler the other side of the channel, some conventions have to be observed - there has to be some love interest. This is supplied by Valerie Hobson as a fashion reporter looking for a more interesting kind of story. She makes a great entrance in a sparkly evening dress while Greene is recounting in shock the horrors of his return from France. They play off each other nicely as rival reporters, though don't really cut it as a romantic couple. He offers to marry her towards the end of the film, but she refuses - she has better things to do.
By the time Unpublished Story was released America had joined the war and things were looking a little brighter. Despite being slightly overtaken by events, the film did well. No doubt audiences of the day felt about the film the same way as a station porter in the film felt about the big shootout towards the end: "Makes a nice change from the bombs".
Script: Anatole de Grunwald, Patrick Kirwan
Director: Harold French
Players: Basil Radford, Roland Culver, Brefni O'Rorke, Miles Malleson, George Carney, Muriel George, Andre Morell, Renee Gadd, Aubrey Mallalieu, George Thorpe, Henry Morrell, Claude Bailey, Ronald Shiner, Wally Patch, D.J. Williams, Anthony Shaw, John Longden, Peter Cozens, Townsend Whitling, Tony Quinn, Edie Martin, John Ojerholm
An innocent goes to London for the Cup Final, but loses his tickets and money.
Charming comedy is probably Sydney Howard's best film.
Script: Con West, R.P. Weston, Bert Lee
Director: Jack Raymond
Players: Joan Wyndham, Stanley Kirk, Sam Livesey, Moore Marriott, Hal Gordon, Marie Wright, Herbert Woodward, Jack Raymond
Stable-hand Sydney Howard gets the chance to run his own stable and enter the Derby.
Script: R.P. Weston, Bert Lee
Director: Maclean Rogers
Players: Dorothy Bartlam, Mark Daly, Tom Helmore, Frederick Lloyd, Frank Harvey, Franklyn Bellamy
Norman Wisdom is the window cleaner who ends up as nanny to a rich problem kid. Fun for Wisdom fans but it won't convert the unbelievers.
Script: Jack Davies, Henry E. Blyth, Peter Blackmore
Director: John Paddy Carstairs
Players: Maureen Swanson, Jerry Desmonde, Ambrosine Phillpotts, Michael Ward, Jill Dixon, Michael Caridia, Edwin Styles, William Lucas, Lionel Jeffries, Cyril Chamberlain, Eddie Leslie, Bernard Bresslaw, Ian Wilson
An incompetent naval inventor gets a sideways promotion to where he can do the least damage, but finds his colleagues run the local black market.
Jolly comedy with a cast of reliable farceurs.
Script: Val Guest, John Warren, Len Heath
Director: Val Guest
Players: David Tomlinson, Peter Sellars, Wilfrid Hyde White, Liliane Sottane, Lionel Jeffries, Lionel Murton, Vera Day, Reginald Beckwith, Sam Kydd, John Warren, David Lodge, Michael Goodliffe, Frank Pettingell, Tom Gill, Howard Williams, Peter Collingwood, Barry Lowe, Edwin Richfield, Max Butterfield, Malcolm Ransom, Donald Bisset, Leonard Fenton, Basil Dignam, Petr Coke, Jack McNaughton, Larry Noble, Patrick Cargill, Michael Ripper
Newlyweds try to cope with the servant problem. Dated farce that wastes a great cast.
Script adapt.: Frank Harvey. (o.a. Ronald Scott Thorne)
Director: Ralph Thomas
Players: Anne Heywood, Michael Craig, Mylene Demongeot, James Robertson Justice, Daniel Massey, Claudia Cardinale, Sidney James, Joan Hickson, Joan Sims, Joseph Tomelty, Nora Nicholson, Reginald Beckwith, Irene Handl, Austin Willis, Margalo Gillmore, Cyril Chamberlain, Dilys Laye, William Mervyn, Eric Pohlmann, Jean Cadell, Barbara Everest, Barbara Steele


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Enhancement of osseointegration of tricalcium phosphate coated titanium endosseous implants with collagen gel
Neil M. Blumenthal, D.D.S., M.S.
The effect of treating the surface of tricalcium phosphate (TCP) ceramic coated titanium implants with microfibrillar collagen gel was compared with noncollagen-coated control TCP implants. The tissue-implant interface was examined histologically and morphometrically for enhancement of osseointegration at periodic healing intervals in canine jaws. The collagen treatment resulted in consistent and accelerated bone healing into the implants. The collagen probably acted as a scaffold for outgrowth of preosteoblasts from the bone surface to the implant. In addition, a smaller inflammatory healing response was evoked by the collagen-coated implants, which indicates a better biologic acceptance of these implants.
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Looks alright to me. Not sure why it doesn't extend a Validate_Interface or something, but that is out of scope for this review. I noticed one tiny bug: '/[0-9]{4}-?[0-9]{4}-?[0-9]{4}-?[0-9]{4}$/' is missing the start ^ should be: '/^[0-9]{4}-?[0-9]{4}-?[0-9]{4}-?[0-9]{4}$/' test to prove that is broken would be nice before you fix it. Also, the ssn could do with some comments explaining what's going on there. Looks complicated. :) Good work, squire. |


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Sen. Sherrod Brown, D-Ohio, holds a 9-point lead over GOP Treasurer Josh Mandel in the poll. Brown garners 50 percent support to Mandel's 41 percent, with 7 percent of voters undecided. The previous NBC News/Wall Street Journal/Marist poll, conducted earlier in September, showed Brown with a 49 percent to 42 percent lead over Mandel, and the senator has hit or exceeded 50 percent support and held double-digit leads over his challenger in several recent polls.
Meanwhile, Obama leads Romney 51 percent to 43 percent in the survey. The poll was conducted Sept. 30 and Oct. 1 and surveyed 931 likely voters, for a margin of error of plus-or-minus 3.2 percentage points.
In Florida, Democratic Sen. Bill Nelson has a significant lead in his bid for a third term. Nelson leads GOP Rep. Connie Mack, 52 percent to 41 percent. Seven percent of likely voters are undecided on the Senate race. Obama and Romney are in a dead heat in Florida, according to the poll.
Most recent surveys have shown Nelson with a double-digit advantage over Mack. In the previous NBC News/Wall Street Journal/Marist poll, conducted last month, Nelson led Mack, 51 percent to 37 percent. The new Florida poll, conducted Sept. 30 through Oct. 1, surveyed 890 likely voters, for a margin of error of plus-or-minus 3.3 percentage points.
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Baldor the Hapless | |
Rohir | |
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Death | T.A. 2570 |
Family | |
Parentage | Brego |
Physical Description | |
Gender | Male |
Gallery | Images of Baldor the Hapless |
Baldor the Hapless was the prideful son of Brego and grandson of Eorl the Young.
With his father, Baldor explored Rohan, and came to Harrowdale. They found the Paths of the Dead. Surprised by a riddle from an old man that forbade them passage, he became curious. At the inaugeration of Meduseld in T.A. 2569, he vowed to pass the Dark Door. He did so a year later, and was never seen again alive.[1]
Early March T.A. 3019, Aragorn and the Grey Company found the golden-clad knight. His legs were broken, and his sword was notched.[2]
Portrayal in Adaptations
1979: The Lord of the Rings (1979 radio series):
- The Grey Company encounters Baldor's corpse in the Paths of the Death.
- ↑ J.R.R. Tolkien, The Lord of the Rings, Appendix A, "The House of Eorl"
- ↑ J.R.R. Tolkien, The Lord of the Rings, The Return of the King, "The Last Debate"


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Masakali Salwar
When the moguls came in, they also brought along with them a few parts of their culture. Out of which, one is the mogul dressing tradition. Masakali Salwar is the trademark of mogul culture. It was also very popularized by a Hindi film track, Masakali, which was released in 2009.
The kali piece covers the bust in the front and the back. The flare of the kurta can be kept medium or it can be an umbrella shape cut. Both the designs are equally favored and opted, because no matter what the flare is, the kali on the bust looks makes the dress very pretty. Girls usually go in for full sleeves, as they enhance the beauty of the dress. The hemline is usually magnified by adding sequins. The kameez extends up to the knee level is embellished. Often, net material is also chosen to design the Masakali Salwar, and lining of crepe material is provided. The salwar and kameez are usually chosen in contrasting colors, which give a soothing blend.
These are also available online, and stores have a wide variety of colors, designs and prices to offer.
These are fast becoming a popular choice for party wear because of its eye-catching pattern. One can wear it to parties, festivities, simple social gatherings or even to college. Designers are coming up new designs, gracefully combining creativity with aesthetic value. A favorite for festivals like diwali and eid, these interestingly schemed dresses must be a part of every girls wardrobe.


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United States Patent | 5,889,995 |
Segnan | March 30, 1999 |
A process for generating method invocation instructions for a source-code program expressed in an object-oriented computer programming language is described. The process can be implemented as a compiler or, alternatively, as a combination of one or more utility routines and a compiler. The process first generates a global method selector list (hereinafter referred to as the dispatch table) comprising all of a target program's known method selector strings. Next, a unique constant value identifier is assigned to each unique method selector. Finally, as each source-code method call instruction is parsed during compilation, the compiler uses the method selector's identifier value to generate an instruction to directly load a unique constant value method identifier. In one embodiment, generation of the dispatch table is done a priori to the source-code program's compilation by a utility routine. In an alternative embodiment, the compiler performs these operations directly. Benefits of the compiler include, but are not limited to, (1) reduced executable code size (2) reduced program initialization time and (3) increased program execution speed.
Inventors: | Segnan; Marino (Palo Alto, CA) |
Assignee: |
Sun Microsystems, Inc.
(Palo Alto,
Appl. No.: | 08/650,237 |
Filed: | May 20, 1996 |
Current U.S. Class: | 717/141 ; 712/E9.084; 717/120; 719/310 |
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I had the opportunity recently to handle a fine Holland and Holland English classic double and must say what a surprise. The surprise was that the entire rifle was created from some form of plastic or polymer. Seem odd? Let me explain. Several years ago a good friend of mine was studying engineering at The Ohio State University. As part of a computer aided design project he created a CAD version of the action of a family heirloom rifle, a classic H&H. Many years later this little project has blossomed into a full-blown obsession, the result of which is a fully rendered and modeled Holland and Holland classic double. I am sure you are asking yourselves why would anyone build a fully operational plastic H&H rifle. Well it's not for the toy market. Apparently the full 3D modeling of a device is one of the final stages to accomplish when reverse engineering a project. I don't believe my schoolmate has any intention of marketing a reverse engineered Holland double rifle, but it did raise a question in my mind. Is it possible with today's technology to create an exact copy of a classic rifle utilizing modern materials and techniques? I have researched the John Rigby rifles produced on modern machining by the California Company; once you get past the political and ethical debates it seems that the rifles themselves were sound and reliable versions of the original. The art of the hand made rifle is not going to be reproduced in a CNC machine but it certainly is possible to get close. The raw materials and machine techniques available today are far superior to any of the age when these rifles were originally created. The availability of consistently similar billets of high-grade carbon alloys would allow for precise repeatable machine work. The accuracy of modern computer machine techniques would allow for duplication to within fractions of a percentage of the original. So the question is, in your opinion would it be possible to produce a modern version of the classic rifle utilizing modern materials and machining? If you did produce the rifle would it be of a similar quality? Aside from the ethical/legal questions of trademark and copyright infringement what are your opinions on the viability of this type of manufacturing. Is it too small of a niche to be profitable? Would the "ethics" of such a project render it unacceptable, much like we have seen from the California Rigby guns? What are your thoughts?
I don't own a double and have not hunted with one. I am led to believe that double rifles with modern materials and using up to date manufacturing techniques (CNC machining) are being produced right now in the UK and other areas. CNC machining of parts is already common and those parts are often used by different firms. I do not know if the designs have been updated. There is one school of thought that the Californian Rigby Doubles are based on shotgun actions brought in. Regardless, they would be made of modern materials. I don't see an ethical issue at all. It would depend on market forces and a perception of what works and what is 'proper' in the eye of the purchaser. I wonder if a double rifle with a computer chip, computer regulated barrels and a synthetic stock would out sell a more traditionally designed double. We won't know until a builder of doubles trys to market one.
Macs Reverse engineering is done all the time...and in areas that you probably would not have thought of. To receive a better answer to your question i would suggest you ask the Japanese and Chinese manufacturing section, they have been doing it for years...
I've seen pictures of the Cali-Rigby's flats and water table. They were at one time proofed as shotguns in Germany then mono-blocked and turned into rifles. That's not saying that they are bad or unsafe either. I have a JP Sauer that has been reworked into a great shooting 450 NE.


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promotional discount applied. Cart total will reflect savings.
Buy 2 or more, each at $20.69 Buy 3 or more, each at $20.23 Buy 6 or more, each at $19.54
Buy 2 or more, each at $26.99 Buy 3 or more, each at $26.39 Buy 6 or more, each at $25.49
Buy 2 or more, each at $28.34 Buy 3 or more, each at $27.71 Buy 6 or more, each at $26.77
Buy 2 or more, each at $31.04 Buy 3 or more, each at $30.35 Buy 6 or more, each at $29.32
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Doggie Box
Now: $24.99
Quiet Time Bolster Orthopedic Pet Sofa
Starting at: $72.49
Nutri-Vet Hip & Joint Level 1 Dog Biscuits
Now: $6.49
NaturVet Senior Dog Aches and Discomfort Tablets
Now: $7.99
Walkabout Dog Compression Sleeves
Starting at: $17.99
NaturVet ArthriSoothe Gold Pet Soft Chew
Now: $31.99
Product Summary:
KONG Rainforest Braidz Dog Toy
Starting at: $8.49
Innova Small Bite Dry Dog Food
Starting at: $37.49
Kwik Stop Styptic Powder for Pets
Starting at: $6.99
Frontline Plus for Dogs 3 Mths
Starting at: $43.99
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Some items everyday price is so low we can't discount or we have marked down the item to a final sale price. These select items will not be included in your order total when determining if your order qualifies for a promotional event.