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Drouin Wins Canadian Title, Clinches Spot at Worlds
Coover Skies, Neeleys Fly on Day 3 at USA's
Butler, Neeley Advance, Keller 6th on Day Two of USAs
USA, Canadian Championships On Tap
2009-10 (R-SOPHOMORE): Cross Country: Claimed All-Region honors and earned his way into the NCAA Championships with fourth overall at the NCAA East Regional in 31:11.70 ... claimed All-Big Ten honors in 10th place with a time of 25:36.8 ... finished 137th at NCAAs in 31:16.4 ... opened his season at the Indiana Intercollegiate, where he took 2nd overall and paced the Hoosiers in 24:46, leading IU to the win and earning Big Ten Runner of the Week with his efforts ... took sixth overall at the Paul Short Run, finishing in 23:46 ... took second overall at the Sam Bell Invite, finishing in 25:10.43 to help the Hoosiers record a perfect score of 15 ... named academic All-Big Ten and USTFCCCA All-Academic. Indoor: Earned All-America honors in the 3,000m, taking eighth at NCAAs with a time of 8:15.76 ... also qualified for and competed at NCAAs in the 5,000m ... took third at Big Tens in the 5,000m, clocking a time of 14:13.64 to earn his first Big Ten medal and six points for the Hoosier cause ... added a sixth-place finish in the 3,000m at Big Tens, finishing in 8:12.98 to add three more team points ... highlighted the IU home schedule with outstanding performances in the 3K and 5K, clocking a time of 7:57.44 in the 3,000 at the Gladstein Invitational, which is the fourth-fastest in IU lore and finishing the 5,000 in 13:48.88 at the Indiana Relays for second in the IU records ... clocked a career-best mile at the Tyson Invite of 4:05.66. Outdoor: Advanced to the NCAA Championships in the 5,000m with a ninth-place finish at the NCAA East Preliminary Round, clocking a time of 14:05.07 ... finished 13th overall at NCAAs in 14:05.06 ... had an outstanding Big Ten meet, winning the conference's 5K crown and taking second to teammate De'Sean Turner in the 3,000m steeplechase ... clocked a time of 13:49.23 for the 5,000m win at Big Tens and the seventh spot in the IU record books ... clocked a time of 8:44.10 for second in the steeplechase at Big Tens, the sixth-best time in IU lore ... opened his outdoor campaign with the third fastest 10K in IU history, finishing in 28:58.07 at the Stanford Invite ... clocked a PR in the 1,500m at the Border Battle: "Kentuckiana," finishing in 3:47.34 ... ran the anchor leg on the Hoosiers fourth-place 4xMile relay at Penn Relays, finishing in 16:20.90 with his split of 4:05.8 ... named Academic All-Big Ten and USTFCCCA All-Academic. 2008-09 (R-FRESHMAN): Cross Country: Finished second in 25:10 at the Indiana Intercollegiates ... finished seventh in 26:57.82 at the Indiana Open 8k ... finished 53rd with a time of 24:26.4 at Pre-Nationals ... wrapped up the Hoosier top-five in 30th place with a time of 25:17 at the Cowboy Jamboree ... placed 17th overall with a time of 25:04.2 at Big Tens. Indoor: Finished fourth in the 3,000m at Big Tens with a career-best time of 8:08.59 ... took fifth in the 5,000m at Big Tens recording a career-best time of 14:10.63. Outdoor: Took fourth in the 3,000m steeplechase at the Drake Relays, with a time of 9:05.25 good for his first trip to the Mideast Regional ... took sixth in the 5,000m at Big Tens, finishing in 14:30.33 ... clocked a career best-time of 9:04.06 for 13th at the Mideast Regional.
2007-08 (FRESHMAN): Redshirt year in cross country, indoor and outdoor track.
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CHAPEL HILL — In addition to everything else accompanying a showdown between nationally ranked neighboring rivals, there's this:
North Carolina women's basketball coach Sylvia Hatchell is on the verge of another historical marker. Only two women's coaches in the history of the sport have climbed to the 900-win plateau.
Hatchell is one rung away and the first chance to reach the mark comes this afternoon against visiting Duke, which is ranked No. 5 and sits one spot ahead of North Carolina in the Atlantic Coast Conference standings.
Praise is being heaped on Hatchell, not to mention she has directed a team with little national expectations into the limelight again.
"It's not about that. It's not about me, while I appreciate that," she said. "It's about a college basketball experience and there's not a better college basketball experience than playing in a Carolina / Duke game."
And probably no better forum for Hatchell and the Tar Heels.
"I wanted to be part of something special and I think (900) will be special to Carolina and to Coach Hatchell," said North Carolina senior guard Tierra Ruffin-Pratt.
The Tar Heels topped No. 20 Florida State on Thursday night to raise the stakes for the first of two regular-season collisions with Duke.
Hatchell has collected some special moments in the series with Duke. There have been periods of frustration as well in matchups with the Blue Devils.
True to form, she figures this is the ideal situation for this next clash.
Hatchell, who turns 61 at the end of the month, said she's thrilled to be guiding a team that has growing confidence and players who have a grasp on enjoying themselves in college basketball. That means she's fully engaged in coaching, with no end in sight.
She said she's fortunate "to have such a passion and be so enthused about where I am. I don't know many people who would be enjoying their life and their job as much as I am. I feel I've got several more years in me. I'm fired up about this team now and the future."
The growth of women's basketball has coincided with Hatchell's rise on all-time lists.
"I think it's unbelievable," North Carolina men's basketball coach Roy Williams said. "Off the charts to have that kind of longevity. I can't even perceive that kind of thing."
Hatchell has had a habit of reaching milestone victories against rivals. Her Nos. 500, 600, 700 and 800 all came against North Carolina State. A rematch with N.C. State this season is seven games away, so the Tar Heels would prefer that specific trend ceases.
Beating Duke today would be plenty good enough.
"I'd be lying if I said it didn't matter," Hatchell said of the opportunity that has presented itself this weekend.
The Tar Heels have taken notice.
"It would be a great way to cap off the 900th win," senior forward Krista Gross said, "especially because Duke is so good this year and nobody expected us to be this good. We really want to get this win for Coach Hatchell and to get it against Duke more than anything."
Hatchell, who has been ambassador for the women's brand of basketball and an advocate for a fast-paced style that's more fan-friendly, has embraced rivalries. She sees these matchups as another opportunity to promote the women's game.
"I think (for) Duke and State, the pregame speeches are a little more intense," Ruffin-Pratt said.
It's days like this that keep Hatchell pumped up. She's regularly on hand for North Carolina's men's games — as she was a few rows behind the team bench Saturday afternoon. She appreciates the good rivalries.
"It's as good as probably playing in the Super Bowl," Hatchell said, "because (North Carolina / Duke) is the Super Bowl of college athletics."
Hatchell said she expected a house full of guests Saturday night, telling them to bring sleeping bags, too. So there's a gathering of well wishers anticipating a milestone if the Tar Heels can pull off an upset.
Yet Hatchell planned to go about a normal routine for a Sunday game. She'll attend church, making the preacher aware she'll slip out early.
"The reason I'm able to be at 899 is the balance that I have," she said. "It's not life or death. Even though it's Carolina and Duke, it's not life or death. … I've coached more 1,200 games. I'll be the same I've always been."
Hatchell is the winningest active women's coach in Division I. Only former Tennessee coach Pat Summitt and Texas legend Jody Conradt have passed the 900 mark.
It has been going so well this season for the Tar Heels that they're ready for another big moment.
"We're excited about the season in general," Hatchell said. "We know we have our hands full, but we're up to the challenge."


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Cox tabs Motorola for next-gen cable modemsJuly 30, 2002 8:00 pm | by Susan Rush | Comments
Cabler Cox Communications Inc. posted strong subscriber growth in the second quarter. As part of its commitment to continue the subscriber growth trend, the company said it has named Motorola Broadband Communications Sector as a preferred vendor of next-generation cable modems. Motorola will supply Cox with the SURFboard SB4200 and the SB4220 cable modems.
WorldGate inks iTV content dealJuly 30, 2002 8:00 pm | by Susan Rush | Comments
Interactive television is not all about fun and games, it can be used to deliver the latest news, too. WorldGate is looking to satisfy digital cable subscribers' need to be in "the know" through an iTV content deal with The Associated Press. The partnership will deliver a 24/7 updated news and information service to WorldGate's iTV subscriber base systems in Canada, the United States and Latin ...
Verizon scales back outlookJuly 30, 2002 8:00 pm | by Susan Rush | Comments
Verizon Communications Inc. has cut its outlook for 2002, citing the ongoing economic downturn. In its revised guidance, the company said it expects revenue to be flat or down 1 percent compared to last year, as opposed to flat or up 1 percent. Verizon has pared its capital expenditures from as much as $15 billion, to as little as $13 billion.
Study: DSL recovery could come in 2003July 30, 2002 8:00 pm | by Susan Rush | Comments
Although the DSL access equipment market will continue to suffer this year, the market may be offered some reprieve next year, according to one industry analysis. DSL access equipment sales are expected to dip to $4.1 billion, a 26 percent drop from the numbers posted in 2001, according to industry researcher Dell'Oro Group.
Comdisco gears up for bankruptcy exitJuly 30, 2002 8:00 pm | by Susan Rush | Comments
Comdisco Inc.'s reorganization plan has been given the green light by the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Northern District of Illinois. The company expects to emerge from Chapter 11 in August. The plan calls for Comdisco to spend up to three years to wind down the company's remaining assets. The sell-off is expected to bring roughly 90 percent recovery to its creditors.
FCC chairman offers plan for telecom turnaroundJuly 30, 2002 8:00 pm | by Vikas Bajaj | Comments
Copyright 2002 Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Copyright 2002 The Dallas Morning News The Dallas Morning News…07/31/2002 From LexisNexis The nation's top telecommunications regulator defended his market-based policies before a U.S. Senate panel Tuesday and said the beleaguered industry needed consolidation, new services and regulatory changes to recover.
TV makers may face mandate on digital receiversJuly 30, 2002 8:00 pm | by Paul Davidson | Comments
Copyright 2002 Gannett Company, Inc. USA TODAY…07/31/2002 From LexisNexis In an effort to jump-start the languid rollout of digital TV, federal regulators next week are expected to require all new TV sets to include digital receivers by 2006, say people familiar with the matter. TV makers say the mandate would boost the price of a TV by about $200, dampening sales.
EarthLink tops broadband add estimatesJuly 29, 2002 8:00 pm | by Susan Rush | Comments
Despite fierce competition in the broadband space, EarthLink Inc. surpassed its quarterly subscriber estimates for its high-speed Internet service, adding 72,000 customers during the second quarter. The uptick in broadband subscribers help offset a 6 percent year-over-year dip in dial-up customers. The company's second-quarter net loss shrank from $98.
Bankruptcy descends on BirchJuly 29, 2002 8:00 pm | by Susan Rush | Comments
After weighing all its options, Birch Telecom has opted to seek creditor protection under the shroud of a Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing, while it works to trim its debt to $100 million. The CLEC had first raised the possibility of a bankruptcy filing back in December. At that time, the company said it was "actively engaged in discussions with its senior lenders regarding a possible restructuring...
Riverstone charged with securities fraudJuly 29, 2002 8:00 pm | by Susan Rush | Comments
Less than a week after a class action lawsuit was filed against metro networker Riverstone Networks Inc., the company is being sued again. The class action lawsuit claims the company and certain senior officers deceived investors by falsely representing Riverstone's financial condition and prospects in public statements.
Nasdaq delists WorldComJuly 29, 2002 8:00 pm | by Susan Rush | Comments
The hits just keep on coming at WorldCom Inc. The latest: the company's securities have been delisted from the Nasdaq. The Nasdaq Listing Qualification Panel has decided that in light of WorldCom's recently bankruptcy filing and the pending restatement of financial results for 2001 and the first quarter 2002 the company's securities would be delisted today.
Deutsche Telekom negotiating sale of cable unitsJuly 29, 2002 8:00 pm | by Brian Cattell | Comments
Copyright 2002 The Deal L.L.C. The Daily Deal…07/30/2002 From LexisNexis Germany's Deutsche Telekom AG said Monday it is in talks with five international groups interested in buying its six remaining regional cable operators. The Bonn-based company said it selected the five from nine nonbinding offers that were submitted last week.
Intertainer enters Elmo's worldJuly 29, 2002 8:00 pm | by Susan Rush | Comments
"Won't you tell me how to get, how to get to Sesame Street?" Now parents can plop their kids down in front of the television any time of day, and find something educational for them to watch. Big Bird, Elmo and the rest of the gang are skipping into the digital age through a video-on-demand deal with Intertainer.
Covad, Sprint make DSL pactJuly 28, 2002 8:00 pm | by Susan Rush | Comments
After abandoning Sprint ION, Sprint is looking to double its potential market coverage for business-class DSL, and is turning to Covad Communications to make it happen. The duo has inked a third-party wholesale agreement in which Sprint will purchase wholesale DSL services from Covad for sale to its business-class customers in select markets.
Accounting issues pummel QwestJuly 28, 2002 8:00 pm | by Susan Rush | Comments
Shares of Qwest Communications International Inc. were taking a beating today, following news that the company plans to restate earnings for 1999, 2000 and 2001. Qwest said it improperly accounted for about $1.1 billion in optical capacity sales from 1999 through 2001. The company is in the midst of examining its accounting practices and procedures and may have to restate all optical capacity s...


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Another Total Fabrication by the Global Warmers
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Earth Gains A Record Amount Of Sea Ice In 2013
Earth has gained 19,000 Manhattans of sea ice since this date last year, the largest increase on record. There is more sea ice now than there was on this date in 2002.
The UN playing CYA on the fact that there is no Global Warming......
Dialing Back the Alarm on Climate Change
A forthcoming report points lowers estimates on global warming
Posted 21 September 2013 - 04:09 PM
Climategate II: leaked emails show struggle to deal with warming lull
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Well, what to believe, what not to believe - anymore!
It's really not that difficult. Know whom is doing doing the talking, understand their *motives. Learn to separate science fact from personal opinion. Keep politics and economics out for they are related but separate arguments. If you don't understand the science then take time to learn it. Just stick to the science behind climate change.
I just came across this site http://unfccc.int/2860.php which may help you. The Weather Channel weather.com will be live streaming various events from this
WATCH LIVE: NYC Climate Week
Watch LIVE as the opening ceremonies kick off a week of climate change debate, talk and expertise are shared at NYC Climate Week. Watch beginning from 10:30AM ET. http://www.weather.c...ows/live-stream
As for Union of Corrupt Scientists ignoring the so called lull in global temperature that's not going to happen, see here http://www.bbc.co.uk...onment-24173504
* People that have contrary views usually do so for political and economic reasons.
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What point are you making?
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There is no point, just sharing a pictorial representation of what I found.
Global warming believers are feeling the heat
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'No children, happy to go extinct', tweets weatherman after grim climate-change report made him cry (now he's considering a vasectomy)
- Eric Holthaus, who used to do weather for Wall Street Journal, was reacting to Friday's findings from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change
- Scientists found in the report that it was 'extremely likely' that humans are causing warming trends
- Holthaus said he has decided not to have children in order to leave a lighter carbon footprint, and has considered having a vasectomy
- He tweeted on Friday 'no children, happy to go extinct'
- The weatherman also said he is committed to stop flying as 'it's not worth the climate'
- US Secretary of State, John Kerry, calls the report 'an alarm bell'
- It means scientists have moved from being 90 per cent sure to 95 per cent sure regarding global warming
Posted 29 September 2013 - 12:08 AM
Climate change lies are exposed
THE world's leading climate change body has been accused of losing credibility after a damning report into its research practices.
Edited by loganinkosovo, 29 September 2013 - 12:06 AM.
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UN Climate Change Report Ignores 15-Year 'Pause' in Warming
An exhaustive United Nations report that claimed with 95% certainty that humans are responsible for global warming left out data that found the planet has stopped warming over the last 15 years, because it did not fit with the climate change agenda it wanted to advance.
Top MIT scientist: Newest UN climate report is 'hilariously' flawed
Scientists have been struggling to explain the 15-year hiatus in global warming, and governments have been urging them to whitewash the fact that temperatures have not been rising because such data would impact the upcoming climate negotiations in 2015.
The Associated Press obtained documents that show the Obama administration and some European governments pressured UN climate scientists to downplay or even omit data that shows the world hasn't warmed in over a decade.
Scientists have been struggling to explain the 15-year hiatus in global warming, and governments have been urging them to whitewash the fact that temperatures have not been rising because such data would impact the upcoming climate negotiations in 2015.
Posted 30 September 2013 - 08:51 AM
Btw, the hiatus isn't actually a complete stopping of temperature rise, its just been a slow down from 0.21 °F per decade to 0.09°F per decade, which is smaller than the trend since 1951.
The Final Draft of the Working Group I contribution to the IPCC Fifth Assessment Report will be available here http://www.ipcc.ch/ 30 September.
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TIMED Spacecraft Ships from APL to Vandenberg Air Force Base
January 30, 2013
NASA's TIMED spacecraft was shipped May 30, 2001, in preparation for its upcoming launch from the Western Range, Vandenberg Air Force Base, Calif. The spacecraft was transported on a custom flatbed truck equipped with special shocks to reduce vibration to the spacecraft and its systems during transport from APL (where the spacecraft was designed and built) to Andrews Air Force Base. At Andrews the spacecraft, ground support equipment and critical personnel boarded a C-17 military cargo aircraft and flew directly to Vandenberg Air Force Base. The transport was made possible by the 89th Aerial Port Squadron, Andrews Air Force Base and the 315th Air Wing, Charleston Air Force Base.
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Morris Animal Inn is committed to enhancing the relationship between pet parents and their dogs. We believe that good leadership is at the core of good canine behavior. When a dog willingly offers obedience commands this means that behavior has truly been learned. Positive reward-based training is proven to produce happy dogs who are willing to work; an essential component for success in teaching new behaviors! At Morris Animal Inn, we believe that the dog and their committed pet parent, working in harmony, will enjoy an amazing relationship that having a well-behaved dog brings.
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Create this Diego drum set with an empty oatmeal container and our printable stickers.
Watch Diego only on Nick Jr.
Decide with your child whether to make a small drum or large drum, and then print out the drum printables.
Parents can help their child cut out the drum printable and glue it to the oatmeal canister. Once the printable has been glued on, run your hand up and down the canister to smooth out any bumps.
Have your child cut out and place Diego's African Safari Stickers around the canister to personalize their drum.
Help your child cut out pieces of string and glue them over the white dashes on the drum template.
Cut a piece of brown ribbon long enough to go over your child's shoulder. Parents can staple one end of the ribbon to the top of the canister and one end to the bottom. After stapling, glue a piece of ribbon over the staples to prevent them from scratching.
Make tropical music with the sounds of the rain forest
Your preschooler will love prowling around the house in toasty Baby Jaguar slippers!
Pulls make it easier for little hands to zip up jackets before zipping out
When the weather outside is frightful, a Diego scarf is delightful!
Now your kids can become official animal rescuers--just like Diego!
Decorate with some egg-cellent Diego decor
Plant the seeds of future growth with this easy Diego craft
The perfect winter craft for little animal rescuers
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Diego's leaving the party---with you!
The potty training reward that really works!
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Rescue an old T-shirt and recycle it into a comfy Diego pro-green snuggle pillow
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Kids will be movin' and shakin' with this fin-tastically cute craft
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Grab a paper towel roll & go bananas making this easy musical craft together
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Sweet! This nifty noise-maker comes together with everyday materials!
Little music makers can shake to the beat with these maracas!
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Nearly everywhere in America, this summer is a scorcher, and we know that as a responsible pet parent, you want to do everything you can to keep your best four-legged friends cool. So when you look at your Pomeranian, Golden Retriever or long-haired cat wearing a thick, fluffy coat, you might feel tempted to break out your grooming tools and give him a serious hair cut.
But hold those clippers! While you or I would hate to sport a fur coat in 100-degree weather, your pets' fur coats are actually providing them with heat relief.
"A dog's coat is kind of like insulation for your house," explains Dr. Louise Murray, Vice President of the ASPCA Animal Hospital. "Insulation stops your home from getting too cold in winter, but it also keeps it from overheating in summer—and your dog's coat does the same thing."
Dogs' coats have several layers, and these layers are essential to your dog's comfort in the heat. Robbing your dog of this natural cooling system can lead to discomfort and overheating. And keeping your dog cool isn't the only reason to leave his coat intact, Dr. Murray warns. Your dog's coat prevents your pup from getting sunburn and helps protect her from skin cancer.
So what can you do? "It's OK to trim your long-haired dog's long hair, such as any hair that hangs down on his legs," Dr. Murray says. Just never attempt to clip mats off your pet's coat with scissors, Dr. Murray adds. And if you've got a long-haired kitty, leave her coat intact. Instead, brush her a little more frequently during the hot summer months.
To protect your pet from sunburn and skin cancer, save longer walks for evenings, and consider applying pet-specific sun block to thinly covered areas like the bridge of your dog's nose, the tips of his ears and his belly, Dr. Murray suggests, noting that pets with thin coats, as well as those with white or light-colored coats, are especially at risk for sun damage.
Of course, pet parents should remember to keep pets inside with plenty of water during hot days—hydration is key! For more important information on summer pet care, visit our Hot-Weather Tips.
I'm wondering why the two dogs had to be put to sleep? Of course I'm terribly sorry for your loss. I'm wondering if the shaving caused their deaths three years later? Were their immune systems harmed by the steroids (prednisone) ? It wasn't because of their appearance,right? I'm sorry and please don't feel insulted but I don't know you and was concerned. My deceased grandfather put one dog to sleep bc of cancer and chose to put his healthy dog to sleep at the same time. Why? Because he wanted his heartbreak to be accomplished in one swoop and was worried the healthy dog would be lonely.
It is not at all absurd to assume a causal connection between the dogs being shaved, developing razor rash and later having to be euthanized. The reason: Prednisone suppresses the immune system and alters the function of the adrenal glands. The dogs could easily have developed any number of illnesses/diseases as a result.
Your post makes it sound like you are relating your dogs being clipped or shaved with their eventual deaths., or that the resultant "need" for a course of steroids and antibiotics caused their deaths three years later. I hope I'm reading that wrong, because if I am not, that sounds utterly absurd.
People who shave off their double coated dog's hair or ignore the health advice from reputable people (aka ASPCA, and their vets) should be arrested for animal abuse! It is anthropomorphising to assume that a dog with long hair is hot because a woman with thick long hair is hot. Dogs expel extra heat very differently than humans and have different body heat/cooling systems. Just look at the many longer haired and double coated breeds that are bred into a hot region (e.g. border collies/ aussie shepherds). Do NOT shave or close clip a double coated breed - you're harming your dog if you do!
yes it is all very confusing as what to do with your dogs fur but i have also heard that the short shvae cuts disturb the natural shedding process so this i do find to b true
Gail holcomb, The dog is not a human no matter what you are thinking. It's easy for a parent/owner to reflect their own discomfort in summer onto their pets. But that being said, animals are supposed to have that hair for their protection. You are being thoughless and since your pet can't talk and tell you of it's discomfort leave it's hair alone and brush him/her. AS I have read here most people trim the hair for thier not wanting to deal with shedding. Just brush them more and that will take care of them. Don't trim their hair.
I have five long hair dogs and I keep them all in full coat winter and summer. They don't suffer during the long very hot summers here in Fresno. I heard early on that a dogs coat is its protection from the elements and I wholeheartedly support the theory. We need to remember that we are not dogs and a full coat to us means something totally different to an animal. Also, if they were in the wild, they would have no one to clip their coats. Our creator's plan was a good one for our furry friends...at least in my opinion.
Don't be so quick to be disap;pointed in the ASPCA. This is "good" information in general, for all breeds. Of course, you should ask your Vet for clarification. My parents had a Chow Chow when I was a teenager, and my father thought he was doing the right thing by having her shaved one summer. Unfortunately, it caused her to have a stroke which eventually lead to her early demise. It was sad and my father felt awful about it.
Well I am really getting educated here because I did not know how dangerous it could be to get your dog shaved. After reading all these comments I know I will never get my golden shaved again. We did it this year for the first time back in May and her hair is growing back and she looks like a Lab now. But we will not do it again.
Thanks for all the info...


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For more than a year, the executive branch's position on sequestration when replying to questions from Congress has been doggedly consistent: the administration was not developing plans to implement the automatic budget cuts, but the results would be devastating.
That message underwent a subtle shift Wednesday when the Office of Management and Budget's acting director and the Defense Department's deputy secretary testified before the House Armed Services Committee: sequestration still would be devastating, but agencies now are developing fallback plans in case doomsday comes, and it's up to the legislative branch to avert disaster. Under the Budget Control Act, the government would have to reduce spending by $1.2 trillion over 10 years.
Jeff Zients, director, OMB
But if lawmakers attending Wednesday's hearing were expecting a detailed blow-by- blow account of what would happen if agencies had to implement those auto-piloted cuts, they were sorely disappointed.
Acting OMB director Jeff Zients told lawmakers it was impossible to deliver a list of which programs would be affected and which would not until Congress passes appropriations bills for fiscal 2013. Without those, budget analysts don't have a "denominator" they can rely on to implement the budget cuts mandated by last year's Budget Control Act.
Nonetheless, he told the committee that OMB would be ready to issue a sequestration order on Jan. 2, 2013, and agencies would have plans in place to implement that order if Congress doesn't come up with an alternative.
And for ill or good, the numerous recent 11th-hour budget impasses on Capitol Hill have given OMB and agencies plenty of opportunity to become experts in developing worst-case-scenario playbooks, he said.
"We've had government shutdown threats, we've had the debt ceiling situation. We know how to do this," Zients said. "But there are five months between today and Jan. 2. That's plenty of time for Congress to pass balanced deficit reduction, and it's more than enough time for us to be ready for having to implement the sequester. But that's not where the energy should be spent. Where the energy should be spent is trying to avoid sequestration, which everybody agrees would be bad policy."
Memo begins the planning stage
In advance of the hearing, the Obama administration issued guidance to agencies, telling them to start combing through each of their programs, projects and activities to determine which ones are exempted from sequestration by other parts of federal law. Those that aren't will face cuts of roughly 10 percent next fiscal year.
While Zients couldn't name individual programs, he did try to give lawmakers a flavor of what they could expect in their districts.
On the domestic spending side of the discretionary federal budget, 16,000 teachers would face job losses, 700,000 children and mothers would lose access to nutrition assistance programs and 100,000 children would lose their places in Head Start programs, he said.
"In addition, the FAA would face significant cuts in operations. Food safety and workplace safety inspections would be cut back," Zients said. "FBI agents, Border Patrol agents and transportation safety staff would decline. And the NIH would have to halt or curtail vital scientific research, such as research into cancer and childhood diseases."
On the defense side, the Budget Control Act — the law which created sequestration — leaves DoD with little flexibility about where to make its $55 billion share of cuts in 2013, said Ashton Carter, the deputy secretary of defense.
"I can describe many of sequestration's impacts on DoD, but it's not possible to mitigate those consequences," he said. "The whole intent of sequester was to use the threat of cuts, implemented inflexibly and mindlessly, to force Congress to come up with a compromise deficit reduction plan. It was never designed to actually be implemented."
Protecting the warfighter from cuts
Nonetheless, under that scenario, each of DoD's 2,500-or-so programs would take an equally proportional share of the spending reductions, seriously disrupting defense activities and making the programs the department already has in place much less efficient, Carter said.
Ashton Carter, deputy secretary, DoD
"Some managers would be forced to buy fewer weapons, fewer articles," he said. "Reductions in buy sizes will cause unit costs to rise, which will in turn result in further cuts in buy sizes. In cases where we can't feasibly reduce the quantity of items bought, we would also have to delay projects, which is also economically inefficient. And many military construction projects would be rendered unexecutable. We'd be forced to delay fixing schools, defer construction of new medical facilities, delay cleanup and so-forth."
There are some important exceptions to the across the board cuts though. For example, the law gives the President the authority to exempt military pay accounts from the cuts, an option President Barack Obama decided to exercise this week. The tradeoff, however, is that the rest of DoD's accounts would have to absorb extra cuts to make up for that exemption.
Similarly, while the cuts technically apply to the overseas contingency operations budget which pays for the war in Afghanistan, Carter said DoD would strive to protect all warfighting operations.
Again though, that protection would come with a tradeoff, he said.
DoD's base budget and the contingency budget share many of the maintenance and operations accounts, so it's possible to shift the spending reductions to the non- war side of the Pentagon's budget ledger. But Carter said military forces would suffer additional harm in the form of reduced readiness for military units who are about to deploy, especially in the Army and Marine Corps.
"We'd seek to minimize the effects, but we probably couldn't do so fully. Later- deploying units would probably receive less training," he said. "We'd also have to reduce funding for civilian personnel. We would probably have to release temporary employees, impose a partial hiring freeze and impose unpaid furloughs on our civilians. You can imagine the effect on the output, not to mention the morale, of these defense employees."
Personnel services like commissaries and even health care for retirees and military families also would suffer, Carter said.
Despite reports that DoD's program managers already have made adjustments to contracting decisions as a preemptive move to prepare for sequestration, Carter said the phenomenon is not showing up in the regularly- updated acquisition data he sees, though he acknowledged he has heard anecdotal reports that it was happening.
Zients said OMB is directing the entire federal workforce to treat its spending activity as though it's business-as-usual. Even though the sequestration cuts are the law of the land at the moment, managers should assume sequestration won't happen when they're making day-to-day decisions.
"Agencies are instructed to continue their normal business operations," he said. "They need to continue to spend at the appropriate level so that they don't violate the anti-deficiency act, but at the same time not to slow down spending."
Carter said the OMB admonition is important, and that if it's not followed, DoD, other agencies and the companies they contract with would end up suffering from "self-imposed" effects of sequestration even if Congress ultimately agrees to undo the automatic cuts.
"We don't want to unnecessarily alarm employees by announcing adverse personnel actions or suggesting that those actions are likely," he said. "And for efficiency reasons, we don't want to hold back on obligating funds, either for weapons projects or operating programs that would have been obligated in the absence of a possible sequestration. We also don't want to hold back on training, which would harm readiness when we face a complex array of national security challenges."
Lawmakers and Zients took up at least half of the hearing with questions, answers and diatribes that were highly partisan, unusually so for an Armed Services Committee meeting, with Democrats and Republicans arguing over whose bright idea sequestration was in the first place and which party was responsible for the fact that Congress hasn't undone it yet.
While there are technically five months on the calendar for legislators to reach an agreement, translating that period into an election season Congressional schedule leaves precious little time to reach a deal. Lawmakers will be absent from Washington for most of August and September.
Armed Services Committee chairman Buck McKeon (R-Calif.) is worried.
"We have two legislative weeks left before we leave for the election and go home to tell people what a great job we're doing," McKeon said. "Then, we're going to come back into a lame duck environment with people who have lost their elections and working from desks down in the basement. Then we have to solve something that's very, very important that we haven't been able to solve for a year and a half. I'm frustrated with that. We have a responsibility to fix this. I just don't know how we're going to go about that."
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If you haven't been paying attention lately, Pontiacs are RED HOT. Maybe the demise of the brand fueled the fire, or maybe it's just the fact that the words "Pontiac" and "muscle car" are as synonymous as "torque" and "tire smoke", but top-notch Pontiac metal continues to steadily gain value. And when you think of Pontiac, one of the first cars that comes to mind is the mighty Trans Am. In the first three months of 2012 we've sold FIVE second generation Trans Ams to satisfied enthusiasts who were either looking for a nice, long-term investment opportunity or just wanted a bad ass muscle car to enjoy on the weekends. This fully sorted 1973 Firebird Trans Am is one of those cars that everyone has asked us to find for the last three years. It's a documented, early F2 'bird which features all original California sheetmetal, a tough 4-speed transmission and, best of all, a highly desirable, numbers matching 455 V8. The day of the Trans-Am is upon us, and NOW is the time to grab one up while prices are still within reach. So pick up the phone, buy this cool old Pontiac, enjoy it on the weekends and thank us in ten years when its value has tripled!
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Assembled at GM's famous Norwood manufacturing facility in November of 1972, this awesome 'big block bird' was shipped across the country to Corey Pontiac in Salinas, California where it began a 35 year existence filled with immaculate maintenance and impeccable care. Today, still wearing all of its original, rust-free body panels, it displays a nice looking coat of GM code 11 Cameo White paint on top of smooth and solid surfaces that have never been damaged in any significant way. That cool white paint is complemented by a correct set of Trans Am 455 callouts which, along with an aggressive 'Screaming Chicken' hood decal, create some of the most iconic and desirable muscle car war paint in automotive history.
1973 was a defining year for the Firebird. Sales were slow and new 'low speed' crash mandates required that the car either be completely redesigned or jump on the bandwagon of hideous and hastily done nose jobs that were creeping into every automakers showroom. GM refused to spend the money on redesigning the car because of its low sales; and fortunately, Pontiac had a talented engineering staff which managed to blend both functionality and style into the car you see here. Up front, a straight and glossy Endura bumper hangs an aggressive Pontiac split grille, which is complete with a white inlayed "Pontiac" script, between clear halogen headlights and chrome trimmed parking lights. At the top of the car, a great looking "455" branded shaker hood sits in front of pristine glass which is bordered by well-maintained stainless trim. And at the sides of the car, body matched sport mirrors hang between traditional Pontiac fender vents, small chrome door handles and correct rear fender flares. At the back of the car, a D80 rear decklid spoiler visually aligns with a fresh copy of the final chrome bumper to ever adorn a Firebird or Trans Am of any kind. And a centered, white inlayed "Pontiac" script hangs between pristine stainless steel exhaust tips and the last set of 'small' tail lights to ever adorn a Trans Am rear valence.
Take a look under this Trans Am's new-for-1973 black and blue "Screaming Chicken" hood decal and you'll find an original 455 cubic inch L-75 V8 which wears a correct 485428 casting number, a September (I) 11th (11) of 1972 (2) casting date, a correct 102185 partial VIN and a "ZC" California engine stamp. Thanks to government mandated emissions standards, the muscle car era was coming to an abrupt end; and many of the models that virtually owned the streets not even five years earlier were, unfortunately, in their final days of production. Luckily, the car guys at Pontiac kept the faith and continued to offer multiple performance options through both the Firebird and GTO nameplates that still created the kind of torque rich power that muscle car buyers had come to crave. At 455 cubic inches, the L-75 was already one of the largest engines you could buy in 1973; and by utilizing an undersquare bore and new "4X" heads, it managed to meet ever increasing emissions standards while still turning a solid 8 to 1 compression ratio into 260 horsepower and a stump pulling 370 lb./ft. of torque! At the top of the motor, a reliable 4-barrel carburetor sucks air through pliable piping that scavenges a cool breeze from the car's left front fender. Below that carburetor, correct Pontiac turquoise paint coats the entire engine block, a correct points distributor sends fire through high quality Belden high temperature plug wires; and original exhaust manifolds send spent gases into a high performance aftermarket exhaust system. All the hard parts around the big motor, from the belt driven accessories and Delco Moraine brake booster to the seven blade cooling fan and nifty, radiator mounted coolant overflow tank are factory correct. The car's clean engine bay and hood are covered in a nice coat of GM satin black paint; and as expected decals, markings and stamps are just where they should be from the freshly stickered core support to the nicely cleaned cowl tag.
At the bottom of this slick second generation Trans Am, solid floorpans reflect years of sunny California living; and a fully sorted suspension tells the story of excellent maintenance and very little storage time. Behind the monster motor, a virtually indestructible Borg Warner 4-speed transmission sends power to a correct 10 bolt Posi-traction rear end which does a great job on both the back roads and the interstate. Below that stellar powertrain, a rebuilt Trans Am suspension, which includes power steering, thicker sway bars, better shocks and stiffer springs, combines with standard issue power front disc brakes and rear drums to provide quick stops and great handling. And at the center of the car, a power boosting mandrel bent true dual exhaust system barks out a deep, vintage sound from modern two chamber turbo mufflers and spotless stainless steel exhaust tips. All this road ready hardware rolls on a rare set of Pontiac honeycomb wheels which spin 235/60 BF Goodrich Radial T/As around pristine arrowhead center caps. And all of the cars hardware and bushings appear to be in good shape from its tie rods to its solid and leak-free fuel tank.
Open this Pontiac's straight white doors and you'll find a fully restored blue interior which does an excellent job of complementing the car's bright blue Trans Am call outs! The rebuilt Morrokide vinyl bucket seats are supple, firm, and look every bit as nice and rich as their exotic name implies. Below those seats, like-new blue carpet, which is carefully protected by factory replacement floor mats, displays no fading or unraveling; and between the seats, a molded blue console props an enclosed storage bin behind a chrome Hurst shifter. At the top of the car, a stain-free headliner is stretched tight from the front window to the back window. And at the sides of the car, standard blue door panels hang pristine chrome door handles between chrome window cranks and vinyl armrests. In front of the driver, an excellent looking engine turned dash houses crystal clear gauges, controls for heater, and a modern Sony CD player behind a black Formula steering wheel that's complete with a blue horn button. And behind the cockpit, a fully restored trunk hangs correct decklid decals above a new houndstooth mat.
Documentation for this awesome Trans Am includes a stack of Pontiac Historical Services paperwork and a vintage California blue plate.
Exciting cars from the mid-70s are pretty hard to find, and this highly desirable 1973 Trans Am 455 is a pristine example of Pontiac's contribution to a virtually non-existent performance car market. This is the kind of car that you can take to the show on Saturday and drive to work on a sunny Monday morning. And with its numbers matching engine, tough 4-speed transmission and killer color combination, it's set to provide a new lucky owner with years of reliable cruising and great memories. If you're in the market for an old school Trans Am that is the quintessential American muscle car; here it is. Grab it fast!
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The Jews in Nazi Germany suffered appallingly after January 1933.Some rich Jews could afford to leave Nazi Germany (or were forced to) but many could not. Thugs in the SA and SS were given a free hand in their treatment of the Jews. The Jews were frequently referred to in "Mein Kampf" and Hitler had made plain his hated for them. References to the "filthy Jew" litter the book. In one section, Hitler wrote about how the Jews planned to "contaminate" the blood of pure Germans:
|"The Jewish youth lies in
wait for hours on end.......spying on the unsuspicious German girl he plans to
seduce..........He wants to contaminate her blood and remove her from the bosom
of her own people. The Jew hates the white race and wants to lower its cultural
level so that the Jews might dominate."
"Was there any form of filth or crime...without at least one Jew involved in it. If you cut even cautiously into such a sore, you find like a maggot in a rotting body, often dazzled by the sudden light - a Jew."
In 1920, Hitler announced to the very small Nazi Party the Five Points of national Socialism. One of these stated:
|"None but members of the nation may be citizens of the State. None but those of German blood may be members of the nation. No Jew, therefore, may be a member of the nation."
Early on in his political career, Hitler continued with his anti-Semitism:
is no master people; he is an exploiter: the Jews are a people of
robbers. He has never founded any civilisation, though he has destroyed
civilisations by the hundred...everything he has stolen. Foreign people,
foreign workmen build him his temples, it is foreigners who create and
work for him, it is foreigners who shed their blood for him."
Speech given in Munich in July 1922.
Once in power, Hitler used his position to launch a campaign against the Jews that culminated in the Holocaust.
Hitler blamed the Jews for all the misfortunes that had befallen Germany
the loss of the First World War was the result of a Jewish conspiracy
the Treaty of Versailles was also a Jewish conspiracy designed to bring Germany to her knees
the hyperinflation of 1923 was the result of an international Jewish attempt to destroy Germany
During the time when Weimar Germany was seemingly recovering under Stresseman, what Hitler said about the Jews remained nonsense listened to by only the few - hence his poor showing at elections prior to the 1929 Depression. During the impact of the Great Depression, though, when people became unemployed and all looked helpless, Hitler's search for a scapegoat proved a lot more fruitful.
After January 1933, the Jews became the "Untermenschen" - the sub-humans. Nazi thugs stopped Germans from shopping in Jewish shops. By 1934, all Jewish shops were marked with the yellow Star of David or had the word "Juden" written on the window. SA men stood outside the shops to deter anyone from entering. This was not necessarily a violent approach to the Jews - that was to come later - but it was an attempt to economically bankrupt them and destroy what they had spent years building up.
On buses, trains and park benches, Jews had to sit on seats marked for them. Children at schools were taught specifically anti-Semitic ideas. Jewish school children were openly ridiculed by teachers and the bullying of Jews in the playground by other pupils went unpunished. If the Jewish children responded by not wanting to go to school, then that served a purpose in itself and it also gave the Nazi propagandists a reason to peddle the lie that Jewish children were inherently lazy and could not be bothered to go to school.
In 1935, the Nuremberg Laws were passed. The Jews lost their right to be German citizens and marriage between Jews and non-Jews was forbidden. It was after this law that the violence against the Jew really openly started. Those that could pay a fine were allowed to leave the country. Many could not and many shops refused to sell food to those who remained. Medicines were also difficult to get hold of as chemists would not sell to Jews.
The campaign against the Jews stopped for a short duration during the Berlin Olympics - but once the overseas press had gone, it started up again. It reached a pre-war peak in 1938 with Krystalnacht - The Night of the Broken Glass.
In November 1938, a Nazi 'diplomat' was shot dead by a Jew in Paris. Hitler ordered a seven day campaign of terror against the Jews in Germany to be organised by Himmler and the SS. On the 10th November, the campaign started. 10,000 shops owned by Jews were destroyed and their contents stolen. Homes and synagogues were set on fire and left to burn. The fire brigades showed their loyalty to Hitler by assuming that the buildings would burn down anyway, so why try to prevent it? A huge amount of damage was done to Jewish property but the Jewish community was ordered to pay a one billion mark fine to pay for the eventual clear-up. Jews were forced to scrub the streets clean.
The Second World War - and the chaos this brought - gave Hitler even more freedom to bring death and destruction to Jewish communities throughout Europe.
Historians are still divided over whether the Germans supported these Nazi actions or whether fear made them turn a blind eye. In the immediate aftermath of Krystalnacht, an anonymous German wrote to the British Consul in Cologne stating that "The German people have nothing whatsoever to do with these riots and burnings." Christopher Isherwood, a British writer living in Germany, witnessed the arrest of a Jew in a cafe by the SA where everybody simply looked away - but to create a scene would have provoked a violent response from those doing the arresting. The fear of the concentration camps was such that most felt compelled to remain silent despite the fact that they did not approve of what was going on.


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Two worlds of nursing excellence converged this week at All Children's
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The purpose of the trip was to give the JHSON leaders a first-hand look at what makes nursing so special at All Children's, identify areas for mutually beneficial joint efforts, and further develop the nursing relationship between ACH and Johns Hopkins.
One of the cornerstone events took place Wednesday morning with a breakfast meeting that featured Deans Hill and Kelley, along with All Children's Vice President and Chief Nursing Officer Hella Ewing and a dozen ACH nursing directors. The session allowed Dean Hill to provide interesting background about the development of the School of Nursing program through the years, and discuss potential ways nurses at both locations will be enriched by shared initiatives and opportunities.
"I'm delighted to be here," Dean Hill said after the meeting. "I think it's very important to meet people, see the context in which they are learning and practicing - and be able to have free and open dialogue to identify opportunities and begin to explore how we could work more collaboratively together."
Among the ideas discussed for creating an academic and clinical partnership: a chance for ACH nurses to take online JHSON masters-level courses, such as one in leadership; to contribute as a guest member of the JHSON faculty - either with Web-based classes or perhaps three-month campus stays; and for Hopkins nurses to gain valuable hands-on experience working at All Children's.
Finding more clinical sites for JHSON is a priority and All Children's can become an important resource for the school.
"I can just see points of collaboration popping up, and I think it's important not to let distance be seen as a barrier," Dean Hill added. "Because with telecommunications now and with online education and Skype and other things, once you get to know people, you can then become very focused and practical about how to make these collaborations work."
"It's wonderful to have a children's hospital," she continued. "We have the one in Baltimore. But we can do more to meet the needs of the students, as well as the patients and the families."
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"The biggest thing is the flowing of ideas to build nursing research here," she said. "When I look at the total picture, we're still in the infancy stage on this. Now we have a wonderful resource that is very supportive and wants to see us succeed. So I really see this collaboration growing research and nursing for us, but also crossing over to improving patient care at All Children's Hospital."


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Sunday, May 31, 2015
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Yesterday was a day to remember...played the piano at the nursing home and after talking to a nurse there decided to go the ortho walk-in (or limp-in) clinic. I was there 4 hours. Dr. decided to rule out ruptured disc and/or cauda equina. Was... Read more
Sunday, April 19, 2015
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Finally found my 2 back up blood glucose monitors (MIA for 3 months).
After a 500 calorie breakfast reading was 120.
Before evening meal it was down to 69.
2 hours after spaghetti dinner with desert it was at 125.
I am supposed ... Read more
Friday, April 17, 2015
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"SRF" *subretinal fluid) resolved." Dr. said all the excess fluid in eye is gone which is great news. Eyes tested with glasses at 20-20 left and 20=25 on right (wet macular degeneration).
Very happy I have such great results, though still... Read more
Friday, February 13, 2015
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The walk-in clinic I went to yesterday after a bad fall going into eye specialist's office has a very funny phone number : 952-456-OUCH.
I had eye injection, went home and napped about 5 hours. (Eye doctor hit a blood vessel and I have a... Read more
Saturday, January 31, 2015
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Was down to 235 this last week but today am up to 238.8. Overate, I assume. Had a smaller breakfast and need to watch the snacking and ice cream!... Read more
Friday, January 23, 2015
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My cereal was 1/4 cup of oatmeal, 1 tbs alfalfa powder, 1 tbs psyllium powder, 1 tbs of chia seeds, 2 scoops of egg white powder, sweetened with stevia and topped with a banana and 1/2 cup of almond milk.
I used hot water (4 glugs from the... Read more
Sunday, January 18, 2015
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Last week I felt exhausted and didn't go but the week before there was a flu outbreak in the unit where I play piano so didn't take chance of getting infection.
Today some of the people looked a bit dragged out (especially Tony, he is usual... Read more
Sunday, December 28, 2014
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Finally, I tracked some exercise, 30 minutes of shoveling. I took it easy on my back and tried not to lift but mostly push the snow. I don't think I strained my back too much, but am taking it easy before I cook dinner. I am making spaghetti ... Read more
Sunday, December 21, 2014
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When I thought I was falling out of bed, I was but didn't know it.
My adjustable bed mattress slides toward the side I am on if I am not in the middle of the bed while moving up and down.
So after investigating the dizzy effect thoro... Read more
Saturday, December 06, 2014
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Lordy, Lordy. What next, dear God?
Two new diagnoses in 2 weeks. I hope the vertigo improves as I had it in bed when turning over and thought the bed was tipping and I was falling out of bed. This is the worst vertigo I have ever had.... Read more
Saturday, November 29, 2014
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I had a bad fall and had trouble getting up. I tripped over a rolled up rug while carrying a metal basket of laundry. Scraped elbow, bumped chest and twisted left knee(knee replacement). Later in the day I fell on that basket again (on other s... Read more
Saturday, November 22, 2014
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Too much sleeping and resting in new bed lately.
Have irritated my spine from sitting in bed with computer and have all kinds of nerve pain, numbness in lower extremities, spine and all the way to neck Even have some symptoms in hands.
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Saturday, October 25, 2014
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Had a nice nap before dinner which reminds me I forgot to put away the leftovers....bye
I'm baaack....
So glad I put away the chicken in the kitchen...... Read more
Sunday, October 19, 2014
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237...down 13 lb since July. I am eating more protein and fewer carbs (when I don't succumb to occasional cookie).
Having my annual physical this Friday. My doctor should be happy on the weight loss.
Having a bit of a problem with ... Read more
Saturday, October 18, 2014
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I am at 238 which is great news for me. I did not weigh myself all week and am pleased with my result.
I had a 500-calorie breakfast (high protein, low fat) and checked my blood sugar shortly afterward and was shocked to see a reading of... Read more


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Research Interests
Neurotransmitter recycling; Mechanism of membrane transport more...
- Ph.D., Brandeis University, 1974
Selected Publications
- Wong A, Zhang YW, Jeschke GR, Turk BE, Rudnick G. Cyclic-GMP-dependent stimulation of serotonin transport does not involve direct transporter phosphorylation by cGMP-dependent protein kinase. J Biol Chem. 2012 Aug 31. [Epub ahead of print]
- Bulling S, Schicker K, Zhang YW, Steinkellner T, Stockner T, Gruber CW, Boehm S, Freissmuth M, Rudnick G, Sitte HH, Sandtner W. The mechanistic basis for noncompetitive ibogaine inhibition of serotonin and dopamine transporters. J. Biol. Chem. 2012;287(22):18524-34
- Tavoulari S., Rizwan, A.N., Forrest, L.R. and Rudnick G. Reconstructing a chloride binding site in a bacterial neurotransmitter transporter homologue. (2011) J Biol Chem 286: 2834-2842.