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Whitefish Bay — Village President Kathleen Pritchard and Trustee Tom Fehring will not seek re-election in April, and Trustee Julie Siegel announced late Tuesday that she will be a candidate for Pritchard's seat.
Siegel is completing her first three-year term on the Village Board. With the retirement of Village Manager Jim Grassman at the end of December and the challenges presented by flooding during the summer, Siegel said Whitefish Bay needs continuity in leadership. She said she would work on improving communication between village government and residents if elected.
She and her husband, Roger, have three children and have lived in the village for nearly 20 years.
Siegel, a social worker at Froedtert Hospital in Wauwatosa, has two bachelor's degrees: one in business administration from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee and a second in social work from Mount Mary College. She also has a master's degree in social work from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.
Pritchard served three terms as village president and Fehring served one three-year term as trustee.
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TRACYTON - Neighbors living off Tracyton Boulevard are challenging a small development proposed for their quiet neighborhood that they say will make problems they have with stormwater even worse.
The homeowners, who live on the west side of Tracyton Boulevard, have serious concerns about an application before the county that proposes to build nine homes on a vacant 1.85-acre lot. The land where the small subdivision is planned is uphill from the neighborhood, which slopes down toward Dyes Inlet.
Their biggest concern is the new homes will send stormwater onto their property, causing some homes to flood and others significant damage from the increase in runoff.
"What happens here is there is so much water already in the ground that any new water just pops down gradient," neighbor Linda Holden said. "I'm guessing anyone in this neighborhood has already spent thousands of dollars fixing problems related to stormwater."
Mike Wnek, the civil engineer working on the project, said the area does have a lot of ground water, but the project will adequately handle what it displaces.
"From my perspective, the stormwater from this site is not going to cause, or make worse any problems downstream," Wnek said. "We design things according to the current design standards and methods that are recommended between Department of Ecology stormwater manuals, Kitsap County stormwater manuals and low-impact development manuals. The project itself is designed to meet all the standards we're required to follow."
Holden helped craft King County's design manual that addresses stormwater. In a detailed letter to Kitsap's director of community development, Holden listed areas where she felt the proposed project failed to meet Kitsap County's stormwater regulations.
"In general, our residential neighborhood turns into a water park when it rains," she wrote. "Stormwater saturates soils, seeps and ponds. The naturally infiltrated uphill water resurfaces downhill because of the soils and high water table."
The neighborhood was developed before the county had stormwater standards. If developed today there would likely be more requirements for how the stormwater is handled. Currently, neighbors have had to react to the excess flows, creating ditches and installing pipes to channel the excess water through their properties and into Dyes Inlet.
Ron Gillespie, whose home is across the street from the proposed development, has planted numerous trees to soak up excess water that pools just above the ground much of the year.
Even with native plants, the installation of a rain garden and other landscaping techniques to help with the puddling, sections of his lawn are so wet he can't use a lawn mower or walk without sinking into the ground.
He is worried if the proposed stormwater design for the nine-home development is approved as proposed he will see even more water gathering on his property.
The application to divide the single lot into nine was accepted by the county, but county officials have just begun their review, said Jeff Rowe, DCD deputy director. That includes a review of how stormwater will be handled.
The county has already asked the developer to provide more information about the soils on the property, he said.
"We will be sending a comment letter shortly that outlines the issues with the stormwater system that needs to be fixed," said Doug Frick, with the county's DCD. "We need to basically stop our clock and give them a specific comment letter stating these are the deficiencies in what you've proposed so far, and these are the things we'd like you to address."
Work still is being done to make sure the displaced water doesn't negatively affect neighbors down hill, Wnek said.
"In the final design of this thing, there needs to be more of the subdrainage designed out," he said.
The project calls for stormwater to be infiltrated into the ground through pervious pavement and for rain gardens on each lot to handle the increase in runoff from the rooftops, driveways and lawn areas. It also proposes connecting to county sewer near Tibardis Road and hooking up to Bremerton city water.
Neighbors are worried the proposed low-impact development infiltration techniques will push the water underground and cause it to come out on their property. Wnek said the proposed low-impact development techniques will slow the flow of the water so when it comes out it doesn't increase what is already flowing onto neighboring land.
Gillespie, who has lived on his property since 1970, and Mark Ranstrom who lives down hill from the proposed development, said trees were removed and the soil excavated on the vacant site in the 1980s. Sand was then hauled into the site to fill the hole, they said. They are worried this will affect how the county views the project when approving a stormwater plan.
The work was done before the county had regulations governing tree removal and major site work like excavation. If that work was done today, it would require county review and permits, Rowe said.
Neighbors also are unhappy that nine homes are proposed for the less than 2-acre parcel. The rest of the neighborhood was built under a zoning of one home for every 5 acres. The county increased the number of homes allowed per acre when it made changes to the Central Kitsap urban growth area.
Zoning was increased to allow five to nine homes per acre. When the county reduced its urban growth area boundaries as required by the Growth Management Hearings Board, it returned the neighborhood to its rural residential density of one home for every 5 acres.
The proposed subdivision was approved before the changes took effect, which is why the project was allowed at a higher density, Rowe said. County tax records list the property owner as SMCI Corp. with a Gig Harbor post office box for its address. The Washington secretary of state's office lists Jeff Reed of Bremerton as the company president.
This story has been corrected to reflect the status of the project as "accepted" by the county.
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On Monday night in Las Vegas, the Golden State Warriors smashed past the Phoenix Suns 91-77 to claim the inaugural NBA Summer League Championship. Undrafted second-year guard Kent Bazemore added 18 points to cap what has been an impressive summer run. Prior to the team's shoot around on Saturday, before the Warriors quarterfinal match-up with the Los Angeles Lakers, Bazemore was kind enough to give me a call and answer some questions to better help Warriors fans get to know him. I asked Bazemore to run me through a typical day in the life of a summer league player. "There's not much to it," Bazemore explained. "Get up, try and get some breakfast, some cereal and fruit. Go to shoot-around. Come back, get food, take a shower, and then just rest up until it's time to get treatment." The team overcame a 10-point half-time deficit, as Bazemore dropped a summer-high 26 points in the 83-77 win. Bazemore scored 129 points as the Warriors cruised to a perfect 7-0 finish in summer play. That'...
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Bryan and Emily Kasper's Sandusky Bay view from their Chesapeake Lofts condominium is a tribute to waterfront living.
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The building is listed by the National Register of Historic Places for its significance in industrial history.
That history is what makes these homes unique.
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The flow of the Great Room is much more steady. The cinnamon and gray tone of the room is calm and relaxing. Emily has divided the area into three separate rooms, living, dining and kitchen.
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The dark cherry wood of the dining table and chairs serves as a brilliant contrast to the light bamboo solid wood flooring.
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Yes, that's me LaPorte. I am up for a ride sometime, but only if you are bringing the 800. LaPorte on a smaller bike is a big mismatch for me and my 950. Ok, the truth is LaPorte on his 800 is a mismatch for me too, but at least you wait for me.
I have a GPS track for a ride I laid out in my computer room that goes from Brownsville to Placerville and back. Was planning to do this one some time this summer. I have not ridden the whole track only a small section of the main FS road. I was taken to the area by another rider for a dirt bike ride and rode dirt for a day. I asked the other rider where this particular main road went. He said it a main foresty road goes for miles. Found it on my Toto Map and laid out this track. Was planning to spend the night in Placerville and ride back the next day. I don't know what we will find on the ride, but if get's to rough, I turn around and find another way that's easy.
Just so you don't feel uncomfortable. When it comes to the F800GS you might be waiting for me. The F800 is for easy dirt and pavement riding. I am not at all excited about picking up this thing when it decided to lay down.
Maybe we can plan on doing this ride and maybe get one or two others to tag along. Don't want to many riders because of the potential dust. I hate going solo because of the obvious.
Let me know what you think and some of you other guys on the forum in the area, chime in.
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The Check Engine Light may illuminate with code P0400 stored for an exhaust gas recirculation (EGR) fault. Our technicians tell us if no EGR system faults are noted, updated powertrain control module (PCM) is available which should correct this issue.Google+
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"Service engine soon" light came on just prior to a routine oil/filter change...tech hooked up to the OBD-II, reported the code...quick lookup on the internet suggested this was likely a common issue, no other problems were evident, so I simply had the tech reset the computer. Will note the interval if it comes on again.
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Ever since I've been tinkering with paleo-esque eating, there is one grain-based food that gets me all homesick and full of wanderlust. I mean, if you can say wanderlust about a food. Lust, obviously. But, wanderlust? Let's pretend it's a thing.
A bowl of cereal.
Mornings are made better with cereal, dontchya dontchya? Yeah, I thought you'd agree.
Which is why, I've scoured the bulk aisles of Whole Foods for cereal-esque, paleo-friendly textures, driven twice to Costco for godforsakenly massive bags of sliced almonds (let's pretend that's a thing, too), and finally today perfected a Paleo Granola cereal so good, it tastes like magic.
And no, I'm not misusing the word magic here. Bear with me.
You know how some things taste one way. And other things taste another way. But when you put the two things together, some how you get a kabang? A boom chicka chicka? A yowzee mamacita? Yeah, that's this recipe.
Slightly sweetened with raw honey (vegans, don't panic. You can use maple syrup instead). Rich with happy nuts. Full of the flavors of coconut. Fill a bowl with coconut or almond milk (or yogurt, if you're a Primal eater), then nab a spoon and chow down. You'll taste it. There's magic in that bowl of cereal.
Magic for your morning. Magic for mine. Let's all eat magic together.
Happy Paleo Granola
3 tablespoons coconut oil
2 cups sliced almonds
1/2 cup raw pecans, chopped
1/4 cup raw walnuts
1/4 cup raw pepitas (pumpkin seeds)
3/4 cup natural coconut, shredded
1/4 cup natural coconut, finely shredded (optional)
1/4 cup raw honey
pinch sea salt
1 cup dried cranberries
1 cup dried blueberries
1 vanilla bean, seeded
1 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon
1 1/2 teaspoon pumpkin pie spice
Melt coconut oil in a large skillet over medium heat. Add almonds, pecans, walnuts, pepitas, and coconut to the skillet. Drizzle with raw honey. Cook over medium heat until the honey and oil cling to the nuts and begin to "boil". Add remaining spices and fruits to the skillet. Stir to coat. Dump everything onto a large piece of parchment paper. Allow to airdry and cool for up to an hour. Transfer to an airtight container.
Love this idea!
Sounds amazing! Yum!
i really like your photos on this one. and it sounds delicious.
This granola looks awesome! I just made a big batch with coconut flakes, dried apricots, and agave syrup/honey. Yours looks like another great recipe!
is there oats in this granola?
I love making my own granola, and I'm looking forward to trying this recipe. Thanks, Brooke! Hope your hiking is fun this weekend!
Gr8 tasting. Do u refrigerate or will it last in Cupboard?
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Are the ingredients by weight or by volume?
I was wondering if you could turn these into bars?
Wanted to drop a quick note to say thanks for the great recipe. I have made this at least ten times since making it the first time. It is delicious!!
OMG, this is to die for! Just made it and in heaven! So easy, too! Yay for granola back in my life!! Thank you so much! :)
This stuff is awesome! Thanks for the recipe!
Thank you for this recipe!
Would you mind telling me what is your typical serving size for this at breakfast? Thanks!
Hi Brooke, it's me again, hoping to get clarification on the serving size!
I made the recipe and weighed the total batch : it weighed 23 ounces, which means that each of the 30 servings weighs 3/4 ounce, or barely 2 tablespoons. Is that what you consider a serving?
The bowl in your pictures is obviously more full than that, but perhaps it's just for photographic purposes?
Many thanks for your time!
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It does look delicious. But. I imagine two tablespoons is a serving, of approximately 500 calories? lol. Probably this is really a trail mix.
Paleo time people did eat grains. They gathered them the same way they did fruit. Dried them along with roots of this and that, and enjoyed them in abundance in season, and in moderation until gone, the rest of the year. The only peoples who didn't were the Inuit.
Your love of grains > granola is universal. However, there are no grains in your Paleo recipe. So, what IS this exactly??
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Rangers Rumors: Dunn, Hamilton, Kemp
MLB.com's T.R. Sullivan has some interesting hot stove banter surrounding the Rangers.
* A three-year deal for Kosuke Fukudome or a two-year pact for Mike Cameron might be the most sensible options to fill the Rangers' center field void. Aaron Rowand is probably too expensive.
* While the Rangers have a touch of interest in Adam Dunn and Coco Crisp, they prefer the idea of acquiring a young bat. Names they like: Fernando Martinez, Carlos Gomez, Carlos Gonzalez, and Matt Kemp. Sullivan notes that the Rangers have talked to the Reds about Josh Hamilton.
I looked at the Rangers starting pitching, and I had a tough time figuring out which of their starters we might be interested in. IMO, their starting pitching is worse than ours.


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|Table of Contents
|Vol. 51, No. 4, 1999
Issue release date: April 1999 (August 1999)
|Section title: Original Paper
Increased Urinary Excretion of Collagen Crosslinks in Type 1 Diabetic Children in the First 5 Years of DiseaseValerio G.a · Franzese A.b · Esposito-Del Puente A.c · Formicola S.b · Di Maio S.b · Contaldo F.c · Rubino A.b
aDepartment of Pediatrics (DPMSC), School of Medicine, University of Udine; bDepartment of Pediatrics, and cChair of Clinical Nutrition, University Federico II, Naples, Italy
Published online: 8/27/1999
Issue release date: April 1999 (August 1999)
Number of Print Pages: 5
Number of Figures: 1
Number of Tables: 2
ISSN: 1663-2818 (Print)
eISSN: 1663-2826 (Online)
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To analyze possible early abnormalities in bone resorption in type 1 diabetes mellitus the urinary excretion of the collagen crosslinks pyridinoline and deoxypyridinoline was evaluated by immunoassay in 26 prepubertal diabetic patients (mean age 7.8 ± 1.6 years, mean duration 3.0 ± 1.1 years) and 46 healthy children (age 8.3 ± 1.3 years). Relationships with growth parameters (height-standard deviation score, body mass index and height velocity during the year preceding the study) and metabolic control were sought. Longitudinal and ponderal growth was normal in diabetic children. Urinary collagen crosslink excretion was 88.4 ± 25 nmol/mmol creatinine (median 86, range 44–146) in diabetic patients and 65.6 ± 19 nmol/mmol creatinine (median 61, range 32–108) in controls (p = 0.0002). It was positively influenced by diabetic status (beta = 20.5) and negatively by age (beta = –6.41), controlling by sex and BMI (p = 0.0001). A positive correlation was found between collagen crosslinks and blood glucose (r = 0.48, p = 0.01) or HbA1c levels (r = 0.44, p = 0.02) evaluated at the time of the study, while no significant correlation was found with the mean HbA1c values assessed in the last year or throughout the whole duration of diabetes. Collagen crosslink excretion was significantly increased in patients who presented worsening of their metabolic control in the last 3 months. No relationship was found with the duration of disease or growth parameters. In conclusion, the elevated urinary excretion of collagen crosslinks in diabetic children indicates that bone resorption may be disturbed. Poor metabolic control influences the increased rate of bone resorption and may expose growing diabetic patients to a risk of bone loss.
Received: Received: November 26, 1998
Accepted after revision: April 23, 1999
Number of Print Pages : 5
Number of Figures : 1, Number of Tables : 2, Number of References : 16
Hormone Research (International Journal of Experimental and Clinical Endocrinology)
Founded 1970 as 'Hormones' by M. Marois, Continued 1976 by J. Girard (1976–1995)
Official Organ of the European Society for Paediatric Endocrinology
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Journal Editor: M.B. Ranke, Tübingen
ISSN: 0301–0163 (print), 1423–0046 (Online)
For additional information: http://www.karger.com/journals/hre
Published online: 8/27/1999
Issue release date: April 1999 (August 1999)
Number of Print Pages: 5
Number of Figures: 1
Number of Tables: 2
ISSN: 1663-2818 (Print)
eISSN: 1663-2826 (Online)
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Sorry for the last-minute nature of the request: D.C. Hound here. I'm not infrequently in Cambridge, with time for only a single meal before a cab ride to the Airport -- as I will be this evening. If I don't catch a bite in Cambridge itself (Tamarind?), is there someplace that's a "must eat" between Cambridge and Logan at which a cab could drop me? Requirements: It must be a fairly quick meal -- on the order of 60-90 minutes, say. It has to be at a restaurant where I'll be able to quickly find another cab to the airport after dinner. And it should, of course, be delicious. Bonus points for something that's unique to Boston or that I could not otherwise get at the same level in D.C. Based on earlier raves here, I've had O Cantinho high on my "must try" list for some time. Is that a possibility (I've no idea where it is)? If so, is it still one of the best cheap eats in Boston?
Thanks in advance.
O Cantinho is not such a bad idea. The street that it is on should have frequent taxi traffic. And you can get the pasteis de nata (sp?) to take on the plane or walk over to Christina's ice cream and get a cone for the taxi ride. You will definitely have enough time.
If you're thinking primarily about Portuguese food, you could go to O Cantinho's older, richer sibling, Atasca. Similar dishes, bigger menu, a bit more expensive but still a deal. It's in Kendall Square - lots more taxi traffic (many nearby hotels) - and a quick ride to the airport.
You could consider East Coast Grill in Inman Square (near O Cantinho)
Santarpio's is a board favorite in East Boston near the airport. It may even be within walking distance of the Logan Airport T stop, I forget. O Cantinho is good but maybe an odd choice for a must try. I think the food is somewhat similar in essence to that at Jaleo in DC. Sure, its a possibility. I'd actually say that Muqueca, a cozy seafood-oriented Brazilian restaurant a couple of blocks from O Cantinho, is more of a must try.
re: fenian
i was going to say santarpio's too. certainly a place for local color and definitely within walking distance of the airport t-stop, i.e. terminal shuttle buses.
re: hotoynoodle
Santarpio's is within walking distance of the *former* Airport T station. Unfortunately, the new station is quite a bit farther away, and not easy to get to on foot. So walking from Santarpio's to the airport shuttle buses that run to the T stop no longer works.
re: owades
i live within spitting distance of santarpio's. take a right out the door, then a quick right onto porter st. walk 25 yards up to the loft factory conversion building and take a left into the new park. it's at most a 6 minute walk from santarpio's to the t. perhaps you were there before the park project was complete?
Anise in Kendall Square might fit the bill. Authentic (and very good) Sichuan. I've always had meals arrive quickly there, and because of all of the biotech, MIT, and the movie theatre there are always cabs around. There's also Rendezvous and Salts in Central Square - but cabs are harder to get there. I can't think of any restaurant who can't get you in and out in 90 minutes if you ask.
There are simply too many good restaurants in Cambridge to narrow down, but it might help if you said what square you're nearest (Harvard/Centra/Inman/Kendall/Porter/etc.).
re: kbw18
I was thinking Anise too. At the very least it's interesting and the bar is good. I think the food is good too, but with all the negative reviews on here I am wary of recommending. Another unusual Kendall Square favorite is Helmand for Afghan. Two problems: might be inappropriate for dining solo; might actually be the restaurant that can't get you out in 90 minutes :).
and btw, I don't think getting a cab should ever be an issue, just get a card from the cab driver that drops you off there and call for a cab just before you're getting ready to leave.
I would think East Coast Grille would not work as they do not take reservations and if you have to wait you are in trouble.
re: DavisSquare
Could you tell me some of your favorites in East Boston? I work at Logan and am sick of subs. (Carlos's, DaKoopas, etc.)
re: deirdeir
Unfortunately, as my username suggests, I'm no expert in that neck of the woods, but I'd love to have more since I often want to stop for food on the way to/from the airport. I've been to Rincon Limeno, and the ceviche was fantastic and pretty good for taking to the airport. Maybe I'll start a thread to ask your question since I'm at the airport fairly frequently myself.


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Work crews demolishing Kenrick Hall on the campus of Christian Brothers University removed the building's cupola Monday, June 15, for preservation as they prepare to bring down the rest of the historic structure.
As an outgrowth of a new Christian Brothers University course on poverty in America, a group of IRS-certified students brought some major relief to a few hundred Memphis-area families this tax season.
Jim Crone has been promoted to comprehensive solutions business development manager with Trane Mid-South. In his new role, Crone will work with large commercial, industrial and institutional customers throughout the Mid-South to develop performance-based comprehensive solutions for capital improvements and operational efficiencies.
Greater Memphis National College Fair will be held Tuesday, Feb. 24, from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. and Wednesday, Feb. 25, from 9 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. at Agricenter International, 7777 Walnut Grove Road. Students and parents can meet with admission representatives from a wide range of colleges and universities, learn about financial aid and more. Cost is free; registration is required. Visit nacacnet.org.
Around 2010, Francis Ssebikindu saw people exploring the Sears Crosstown property, kicking the tires of the long-vacant retail and distribution building.
"Five years ago I saw a bunch of guys looking around in my area and I said, 'what are they doing here?'" said Ssebikindu, pastor of Living Water Community Church near the Sears Crosstown building
Developers of the old Sears Crosstown building formally broke ground Saturday, Feb. 21, on the project that was five years in the planning and gave it a new name – Crosstown Concourse.
Nearly a thousand people packed a tent in the shadow of the mammoth 1.5 million square foot building on a rainy, cold and overcast day that marked 88 years to the day that ground was broken in 1927 on the original Crosstown structure including the tower that will serve as an apartment building in the multi-use redevelopment.
Greater Memphis National College Fair will be held Tuesday, Feb. 24, from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. and Wednesday, Feb. 25, from 9 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. at Agricenter International, 7777 Walnut Grove Road. Students and parents can meet with admission representatives from a wide range of colleges and universities, learn about financial aid and discuss individual needs with college experts. Cost is free; registration is required. Visit nacacnet.org.
The Daily News will host the 2015 Women & Business Seminar and panel discussion Thursday, Feb. 26, from 3:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. in the Brooks Museum auditorium, 1934 Poplar Ave. The seminar will be followed by a wine-and-cheese reception with the panelists. Tickets are $25. Visit seminars.memphisdailynews.com.
Ann Carr played basketball at Mississippi State in the late 1980s. She was a 6-foot-1 center.
"You certainly couldn't have a 6-1 center now," said Carr, who today is a senior associate athletic director at MSU.
When's the last time you thought of yourself as a brand? If you were a car, would you be a Ford or a Mercedes? Would you be a SUV or a convertible?
When you're job seeking, it's strange to think of yourself as a brand or a product. It would make the most sense if all hiring decisions were based on your abilities and whether or not you could do the job.
Sprouts Farmers Market, a fast-growing specialty grocery chain, has set an opening date for its first Memphis-area store.
Phoenix-based Sprouts, which replicate the look and feel of an indoor farmers market and specialize in fresh, organic and healthy food, will open a 28,000-square-foot store in a former Kroger at 9050 U.S. 64 in Lakeland on May 13.
Keating Lowery has been installed as the 2015 president of the Association for Women Attorneys. As an attorney with Lawrence & Russell PLC, Lowery devotes her practice to litigating Employee Retirement Income Security Act matters on behalf of employers, plan fiduciaries and third-party administrators throughout the United States.
Richard Spore and his colleague at the Memphis office of the Bass Berry & Sims law firm have worked on several ambitious, game-changing projects like the transformation of Overton Square and Bass Pro Shops' redevelopment of The Pyramid.
Dr. Lisa Wade has been named director of the Hayes Center for Practice Excellence at Southern College of Optometry, which focuses on teaching business principles to help optometrists succeed in independent practice.
Technology changes just about everything, even art. But the 50th Annual Mid-South Scholastic Art Awards didn't lack for entries – 2,185 individual submissions and another 80 senior portfolios.
"The same technology that has shortened the way we communicate – 140 characters – has opened up other ways of visually communicating," said Elesha Newberry, associate director of education at the Brooks Museum of Art. "In the past five years, the number of photography entries has risen greatly.
It has become a nightly ritual at University of Memphis home games. When a member of the stats crew walks down press row holding a sheet of paper displaying the "announced attendance," members of the Fourth Estate roll their eyes and shake their heads.
Even now if a University of Memphis fan goes to www.gotigersgo.com and the schedule page for the men's basketball team, the first thing the fan sees is the 74-70 overtime loss to Division 2 Christian Brothers University.
Christian Brothers University, after posting a successful Academic Success Rate, will be honored with an Academic Excellence Award by the NCAA.
As part of the Division II Presidents' Award for Academic Excellence program, now in its fourth year, CBU will be honored after seeing a graduation success rate of 90 percent among its student-athletes. CBU earned this distinction with more than 20 other Division II institutions for achieving four-year athlete graduation rates of 90 percent or higher.
As part of the Division II Presidents' Award for Academic Excellence program, now in its fourth year, CBU will be honored after seeing a graduation success rate of 90 percent among its student-athletes. CBU earned this distinction with more than 20 other Division II institutions for achieving four-year athlete graduation rates of 90 percent or higher.
Randy Odom has been named president and chief executive officer of Memphis Athletic Ministries. Odom joined MAM in 2006 as a neighborhood center director and became chief operating officer in 2012. In his new role, he oversees all operations and programming for 10 neighborhood youth centers that serve more than 900 underserved youth after school each day.
The Booksellers at Laurelwood will host Sharon Draper, author of "Stella by Starlight," for a discussion and signing Friday, Jan. 23, at 6:30 p.m. at the bookstore, 387 Perkins Road Extended. Visit thebooksellersatlaurelwood.com.
Michael Schaeffer has joined Patrick Accounting and Tax Services PLLC as staff accountant. In his new role, Schaeffer will provide small businesses with accurate, timely financial statements that will allow them to make informed management decisions regarding the life of their company.
The Crosstown development team has secured an $80.5 million loan on the property.
Crosstown Building Owner LLC filed the loan with SunTrust Bank, according to a Dec. 30 deed of trust. McLean Wilson, the Crosstown development team's co-leader, signed the trust deed.
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Christian Brothers High School is getting ready to beef up its athletic facilities.
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Chris Popwell has been named the newest partner at Sharp & Robbins Construction, which will now operate as Sharp, Robbins & Popwell LLC. Popwell joined Sharp & Robbins' Memphis office in 2008 as an estimator/project manager and most recently served as general operations manager of the Nashville office since 2012.
The Association of Fundraising Professionals will meet Thursday, Dec. 4, from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Thomas Center at Christian Brothers University, 650 East Parkway S. Jim Duncan, executive director of Memphis Botanic Garden, will present "The Memphis Botanic Garden Experience: From Red to Black." Cost is $20 for members and $25 for nonmembers. Visit afpmemphis.org.
The Downtown Memphis Commission Design Review Board will meet Wednesday, Dec. 3, at 4 p.m. in the Downtown Memphis Commission conference room, 114 N. Main St. Visit downtownmemphiscommission.com.
National Civil Rights Museum will host the Freedom Award public forum Tuesday, Dec. 2, at 10 a.m. at Temple of Deliverance Church of God in Christ, 369 G.E. Patterson Ave. The Freedom Award ceremony will be held at 6:30 p.m. at the Cannon Center for the Performing Arts, 255 N. Main St., followed by a gala from 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. at the adjacent Cook Convention Center. Admission to the forum is free; tickets to the ceremony and gala are $200. Visit civilrightsmuseum.org for details on this year's honorees.
American Red Cross will hold a blood drive Tuesday, Dec. 2, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Christian Brothers University, 650 East Parkway S. Visit redcrossblood.org or call 800-REDCROSS for eligibility requirements and appointments.
Small Business Saturday, an annual event that encourages consumers to shop and dine at small, independent businesses, will be held Saturday, Nov. 29. For more information, visit shopsmall.com.
Hattiloo Theatre will present "If Scrooge Was a Brother" Friday, Nov. 28, through Dec. 21 at the theater, 37 S. Cooper St. Buy tickets at hattiloo.org.
SRVS will hold free dance and movement classes for adults with disabilities Wednesday, Nov. 26, at 10 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. at the SRVS Learning Center, 3971 Knight Arnold Road. Email email@example.com to register, or visit srvs.org.
In the aftermath of the Memphis Tigers' season-opening loss to Wichita State, new information has come to light:
For starters, junior point guard Kedren Johnson, who transferred from Vanderbilt to run the Memphis offense, has told coach Josh Pastner he'll be in basketball shape by the Bradley game (that's Dec. 6) or a little bit later.
The comments on Twitter during the Memphis Tigers' dreadful season debut against No. 11 Wichita State were shallow, cynical and, yes, spot-on.
"So when Cal coined the term, 'The Miserables,' he meant this year's guards?" tweeted one wiseguy.
University Health Services, the campus health and illness care facility at the University of Tennessee Health Science Center, has donated 150 doses of flu vaccine for distribution to employees at Memphis International Airport, Christian Brothers University and Baptist College of Health Sciences.
After Division 2 Christian Brothers University had rocked the local college basketball world with its 74-70 overtime victory over the University of Memphis on Wednesday, Nov. 12, Bucs coach Mike Nienaber knew what was coming.
Christian Brothers University will host Saint Leo University of Tampa in the second round of the NCAA Division II Men's South Regional tournament at 1 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 16.
Sunday's game marks the first time in school history for CBU to host a men's NCAA soccer tournament game. CBU Bucs Head Coach Clint Browne, the 2011 and 2014 Gulf South Conference Coach of the Year, has led CBU to two conference titles in the past four years.
Crossroads Hospice recognized 15 Memphis veterans today during a patriotic pinning ceremony at Highlands of Memphis. The Christian Brothers High School band and dozens of audience members saluted the men and women who have served our country during the Veterans Day event.
Andrea Hill has been named manager of Metropolitan Inter-Faith Association's COOL (College Offers Opportunities for Life) program, which provides higher education counseling, life skills training and mentorship opportunities to 11th- and 12th-graders from G.W. Carver and Booker T. Washington High Schools. Hill previously worked as director of volunteer services for Cool Girls Inc. in Atlanta.
By background, Maria Lensing perhaps doesn't fit the expected parameters of someone quick to defend Memphis and eager to take on the challenge of revitalizing a local university's alumni association.
Memphis Reads, the citywide community reading program, will host Dinaw Mengestu, author of Memphis Reads selection "The Beautiful Things That Heaven Bears" Tuesday, Nov. 4, for a reading at 5:30 p.m. at the Benjamin L. Hooks Central Library, 3030 Poplar Ave. Mengestu will also speak at 8 p.m. at the University Theater on the Christian Brothers University campus, 650 East Parkway S. Both events are free. Visit cbu.edu.
Vatterott Career College will hold a car, bike and truck show open house Wednesday, Oct. 29, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 6991 Appling Farms Parkway. Attendees can explore vehicles and learn about careers in powersports, diesel and more. Visit vatterott.edu.
The Orpheum Theatre will present "Once" Tuesday, Oct. 28, through Nov. 2 at the theater, 203 S. Main St. Buy tickets at orpheum-memphis.com.
Early voting turnout in advance of the Nov. 4 Election Day was running about 17,000 voters behind the early vote turnout four years ago for the same election cycle through the second and final weekend in the early voting period.
University of Memphis sophomore forward Austin Nichols is expected to miss about a week of practice due to a shoulder injury.
Lt. Cmdr. John Hiltz of the U.S. Navy Flight Demonstration Squadron – a.k.a. the Blue Angels – stopped by Christian Brothers High School Friday, Oct. 17, to discuss leadership, teamwork, math and engineering.
For generations, the athletic director's chair received one aging coach after another. It was just the way the college athletics world turned.
After many years, or even decades, the coach would ascend to a bigger office away from the sidelines and guide the program, sharing with young coaches the mistakes he had already made, and hoping at the end of each sports season he was counting more wins than losses.
As the Cooper-Young Historic District continued to grow and prosper and Overton Square began its rise from the urban ashes, Ham Smythe IV kept hearing the questions.
Friends and acquaintances wanted to know if Smythe, whose family for decades has transported Memphians via their Yellow and Checker Cab services and Premier Transportation Co., could provide a private shuttle service linking the two popular arts, entertainment and retail destinations.
Vasco Smith remembers working the polls at Fairview Junior High School in the 1960s as a child. His job was simple – to hand out campaign literature and not stray within the 100-foot limit by law between poll workers and the polling place in the gymnasium.
The nation's oldest civil rights organization has a new chapter on the campus of Christian Brothers University.
Christian Brothers High School will dedicate McEniry Hall, its new science, technology, engineering, math and medicine (STEMM) building, Wednesday, Sept. 10, at 11 a.m. on its campus, 5900 Walnut Grove Road. The new building houses a CBHS-Christian Brothers University dual-enrollment program that offers college classes and credits to CBHS students. Call 261-4942 .
Latino Memphis will host its 2014 leadership luncheon Tuesday, Sept. 9, from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Holiday Inn University of Memphis, 3700 Central Ave. Keynote speaker George P. Bush will share his thoughts on the positive role Latinos play in the U.S. Tickets are $100. Visit latinomemphis.org.
The NAACP chapter is the first not only for the university, but also the first for the network of seven La Sallian colleges and universities of which Christian Brothers is a part.
KNOXVILLE – You had to be hiding under a rock not to hear the buzz this week about the University of Tennessee's football team.
One person not reveling in the Vols' 38-7 season opening victory over Utah State on Sunday night was UT coach Butch Jones.
"I Choose Memphis" spotlights Memphians who are passionate about calling this community home. New Memphis Institute provides the profiles.
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As business decisions go, this was a tricky one.
Jeff and Steve Murphy, owners of Music City Mortuary, opened their Nashville business in 2001, catering primarily to the needs of other funeral directors, providing transportation, embalming and preparation services, shipping – everything a mortuary business provides.
Eddie Fuchs has joined Vaco Memphis as an executive recruiter for Vaco Logistics, where he'll consult with distribution, transportation and manufacturing companies to help identify candidates for leadership and specialized skill positions. Fuchs, who previously worked in the business development department of Intermodal Cartage Co., was recently named to the Greater Memphis Chamber's 2014 Young Memphians list.
The University of Memphis has released the non-conference schedule for the 2014-2015 men's basketball season and it includes a home game against Oklahoma State and opening the season in South Dakota on Nov. 18 against Wichita State, which spent much of last season undefeated.
L'Ecole Culinaire will host a community back-to-school beach party open house Friday, Aug. 8, from 3:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. at the school, 1245 N. Germantown Parkway. The event will include food samples from coastal regions, hands-on activities and information about the school and culinary careers. Cost is free. Email firstname.lastname@example.com or call 314-264-1812.
Memphis Light, Gas and Water board will meet Thursday, Aug. 7, at 1:30 p.m. in the MLGW administration building 220 S. Main St. Visit mlgw.com.
Kiwanis Club of Memphis will meet Wednesday, Aug. 6, from noon to 1 p.m. at The University Club of Memphis, 1346 Central Ave. Michelle Fowlkes of the Memphis Crime Commission will speak. Cost is $18 for nonmembers.
Methodist Le Bonheur Germantown Hospital will hold a stroke survivor group meeting Tuesday, Aug. 5, at 4 p.m. in Medical Office Building A, 7655 Poplar Ave, suite 250. The group will discuss issues that can affect patients after a stroke. Email email@example.com or call 516-6929.
After slogging their way through the deepest economic slump in more than 60 years, Memphis area contractors say the near future looks much brighter than the dark days of the recession and its immediate aftermath.
The one-year anniversary is approaching for theGRIND, a digital publication that launched in January to bring its own take on covering the people, places and events of Memphis.
Leading up to that milestone, the publication has several things in the works that collectively showcase how it's evolved quickly from an idea to the reality of an ambitious media startup. Editor in chief Kendra Lyons, for example, says plans in the works include a print version of the digital-only outlet, as well as a coffee table-style book that would feature the best photography and stories from theGRIND.
As much of the national attention in the immigration reform debate was focused last week on Washington and protests in Southern California and Texas, a group of local leaders made the case for immigration reform in Memphis with much less attention.
Rizzo's Diner and the Memphis Crisis Center will hold a "Less to Wine About Wednesday" fundraiser Wednesday, July 9, at the restaurant, 106 G.E. Patterson Ave. Rizzo's will donate 25 percent of the day's profits to the crisis center. Visit rizzosdiner.com.
Memphis Rotary Club will meet Tuesday, July 8, at noon at the University Club of Memphis, 1346 Central Ave. Dr. Diane Knight, medical center director for the Memphis VA hospital, will speak. Cost is $20 at the door. RSVP to email@example.com.
Mud Island will host a Fourth of July celebration and fireworks display Friday, July 4, at the park, 125 N. Front St. The park will be open at 10 a.m., and fireworks begin at nightfall. Visit mudisland.com.
If what they say is true about doing what you love and you'll never work a day in your life, then native New Yorker Felicia Scarpati-Lomax hasn't worked in decades.
She owns a nail salon in Cooper-Young that she opened here after relocating to Memphis from the Big Apple and falling in love with both the city and with Cooper-Young. She's been doing nails since she was a kid – she's always loved the creative expression associated with it – and she's done it off and on in some formal capacity for about 10 years.
As Graceland marks the anniversary of the death of Elvis Presley in August, another important artist from Sun Records will be remembered in Dyess, Ark.
The opening of Johnny Cash's childhood home in Dyess as a museum is Aug. 16.
The general contractor for the Crosstown redevelopment project recently applied for three building permits totaling $115.3 million as the development team approaches a key period for financing the ambitious project.
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Former Delta State head women's basketball coach David Midlick has been hired by University of Memphis women's basketball head coach Melissa McFerrin as the Tigers' new associate head coach.
The president of Christian Brothers University says the time to discuss with college students whether they should see the world or build a life here is when they are still in college, not as they are graduating.
Methodist Le Bonheur Germantown Hospital will host a ribbon cutting for its expanded and renovated emergency room Tuesday, May 20, at 10 a.m. at the hospital, 7691 Poplar Ave. Visit methodisthealth.org.
Bikesploitation 4 will be held Saturday, May 17, at 2 p.m. at the Metal Museum, 374 Metal Museum Drive. The event will include a live bicycle sculpture, photo booth, live music, film screenings and more. A bike parade and slow ride jam will begin at 11:50 a.m. at six starting points across Memphis. Visit bikesploitation.com for a schedule.
Regional One Health will hold the 2014 Sports Related Brain Injury and Concussion Management Symposium Wednesday, May 7, from 5 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at Saint Francis Hospital's Longnotti Auditorium, 5959 Park Ave. Topics include "Mild TBI/Concussion," "Neuropsychology and Sports Concussion" and "Return to Play After Concussion." Email firstname.lastname@example.com or call 545-8487 to register.
The Memphis and Shelby County Office of Sustainability will hold a public meeting about the Mid-South Regional Greenprint and Sustainability Plan Tuesday, May 6, at Riverview Community Center, 1891 Kansas St. Drop by for 10 minutes during the open house, 3 p.m. to 5:30 p.m., or attend the presentation and Q&A from 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. Visit midsouthgreenprint.org.
ArtsMemphis will host the Audiences Everywhere Workshop Tuesday, May 6, from 9 a.m. to noon at the Sedgwick CMS training offices, 1100 Ridgeway Loop. Attendees will learn strategic ideas about how to grow their audiences, develop new donors and raise public awareness. Cost is free. Register at artsmemphis.org/events or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
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1982: U2 opened for J. Geils Band at the Auditorium. It was the second Memphis show by U2 who had played the previous year at The Music Hall, a nightspot on Madison Avenue, west of McLean Boulevard. After the Auditorium date, the band dropped in at Miller's Cave, a Frayser bar, and played two songs with the Miller Brothers Band.
Vernetta Eddleman has joined the Family Safety Center, Memphis and Shelby County's center for victims of domestic violence, as director of client services.
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Alisa Ellis has joined State Systems Inc. as a low voltage sales executive. She brings 16 years of telecommunications experience to the company, which offers protection products and services, including fire protection equipment, training and cleaning services, as well as technology services such as network integration, cabling systems and wireless support.
Memphis Botanic Garden will host the Green Your Home Winter Plant Sale Friday, Feb. 7, and Saturday, Feb. 8, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the garden, 750 Cherry Road. The sale will feature house plants, custom potting, terrariums and garden gift items. Admission is free. Visit memphisbotanicgarden.com.
Frank Lamanna attributes his interest in pursuing accounting as a career to an early episode in his life – taking an accounting class at Christian Brothers High School.
The Memphis office of CBIZ MHM LLC is welcoming a host of new faces in 2014.
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In a food processor purée squash, onion and garlic with salt and pepper to taste until smooth. Squash purée may be made 2 days ahead and chilled, covered.
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Portugal boss Carlos Queiroz has stood by Real Madrid defender Pepe and called him up for next month's 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa™ qualifiers.
Pepe has not played since April when he earned a 10-match domestic ban for lashing out during Madrid's 3-2 win over Getafe. His ban will carry over into the start of next season, but that does not appear to concern Queiroz. Also included in the squad is West Ham winger Luis Boa Morte, who has earned his first call-up since August 2006, while Benfica goalkeeper Moreira is also recalled.
It's a great pleasure to return to the national team and I will do everything I can to respond to the vote of confidence this represents.
"It's a great pleasure to return to the national team and I will do everything I can to respond to the vote of confidence this represents," Boa Morte, 31, told www.fpf.pt.
There is also a call for the uncapped Deportivo la Coruna defender Jose Castro. Queiroz has shaken up his squad as Portugal need to beat Albania on 6 June to end a run of four games without a win which has left them in danger of missing out on the finals in South Africa. They are seven points adrift of Denmark and Hungary in Group One with six points. Portugal will play Estonia in a friendly on 10 June.
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If you're considering having a professional logo designed for your business, but thought that you may be too small to need one, you may be doing your company a disservice. A logo is one of the most important branding elements you can have when it when marketing your business and is the key to getting your business noticed.
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A couple hundred years ago, entrepreneurs looking to make a name for themselves might have heard the advice "go west." Today, the advice is "go mobile" – and we couldn't agree more. However, we're advocating a kind of "mobile marketing" that is different from what you might be thinking of. We're talking about putting your company logo on a vehicle.
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Beyond just a memorable logo, good branding increases the value of a company, provides employees with direction and motivation, and makes acquiring new customers easier. So what exactly is a brand?
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A great logo design not only helps your business become recognizable, it also helps you establish credibility and stand out in the marketplace. In addition to selecting the right colors, deciding what type of overall design is just as important. Here are four different types of logo design to consider:
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It's simple recognition – a potential client or customer is better able to recall your company's name if they've seen it displayed or written down. Leaving the best lingering impression is oftentimes achievable through a customized logo design that best represents your business. Like any other decision, there are several options when considering a logo design company, including crowdsourcing. If you choose to crowdsource, be aware of these possible issues.
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From what I have read SS has been nerfed, I've also heared defensive stance is either nerfed or bugged, you now deal 20% less dmg instead of 10, Blizzard has yet to comment on any of this.
Here is a list of the concerns brought up by players.
1. Defensive Stance now has a 20% damage output reduction. Not sure if it still reduces damage taken by 10% or if that has been changed to 20%.
2. The toughness talent now seems bugged. A full 5 point talent should increase armor by around 10%. It seems to only increase it by around 6-7%.
3. The Sweeping Strikes talent skill no longer has the same comobo effect with cleave that it had before. The extra attacks from Sweeping Stikes + Cleave has been reduced by 1 total attack, and the secondary attacks deal less overal damage.
4. The flurry proc now only seems to provide an increase on two attacks.
7. Intercept may be bugged. It stuns the user and the target on some uses.
9. Battle shout seems to give less bonus then the tool tip says.
Unfortunately I doubt Blizzard will EVER comment on any of this. I've omitted the stupid ones that really do not matter. As for 9, if you check your profile whilst battle shout is on you will see the increase is what it says in the tooltip, it is just the buff icon that is wrong. The stacking with cleave and ss was a "bug" but blizzard said they were going to leave that as it was, my main concern is less dmg with ss and defensive stance, we still have to cause dmg to create aggro.
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ABSTRACT: The objective of this study was to measure the anticholinergic activity (AA) of medications commonly used by older adults. A radioreceptor assay was used to investigate the AA of 107 medications. Six clinically relevant concentrations were assessed for each medication. Rodent forebrain and striatum homogenate was used with tritiated quinuclidinyl benzilate. Drug-free serum was added to medication and atropine standard-curve samples. For medications that showed detectable AA, average steady-state peak plasma and serum concentrations (C(max)) in older adults were used to estimate relationships between in vitro dose and AA. All results are reported in pmol/mL of atropine equivalents. At typical doses administered to older adults, amitriptyline, atropine, clozapine, dicyclomine, doxepin, L-hyoscyamine, thioridazine, and tolterodine demonstrated AA exceeding 15 pmol/mL. Chlorpromazine, diphenhydramine, nortriptyline, olanzapine, oxybutynin, and paroxetine had AA values of 5 to 15 pmol/mL. Citalopram, escitalopram, fluoxetine, lithium, mirtazapine, quetiapine, ranitidine, and temazepam had values less than 5 pmol/mL. Amoxicillin, celecoxib, cephalexin, diazepam, digoxin, diphenoxylate, donepezil, duloxetine, fentanyl, furosemide, hydrocodone, lansoprazole, levofloxacin, metformin, phenytoin, propoxyphene, and topiramate demonstrated AA only at the highest concentrations tested (patients with above-average C(max) values, who receive higher doses, or are frail may show AA). The remainder of the medications investigated did not demonstrate any AA at the concentrations examined. Psychotropic medications were particularly likely to demonstrate AA. Each of the drug classifications investigated (e.g., antipsychotic, cardiovascular) had at least one medication that demonstrated AA at therapeutic doses. Clinicians can use this information when choosing between equally efficacious medications, as well as in assessing overall anticholinergic burden.Journal of the American Geriatrics Society 07/2008; 56(7):1333-41. DOI:10.1111/j.1532-5415.2008.01737.x · 4.22 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: Safe, effective drug therapy in older adults requires an understanding of drug disposition and response in this population. Evidence suggests that physiologic changes during aging, including hepatic or renal function changes, contribute to pharmacokinetic differences. A major issue surrounding the study of older adults relates to the ability to study a large number of people in a minimally invasive way. Population pharmacokinetics provides a potential means of addressing this issue and a tool to evaluate drug exposure's magnitude and consistency. This article highlights examples of pharmacokinetic studies in psychiatry, in particular those conducted in older adults. It also reviews new drugs approved for treatment in psychiatry or neurology, many of which were developed as novel formulations (eg, extended-release transdermal film) with improved pharmacokinetic profiles or developed with regard to the actions of a specific enantiomer or metabolite.Current Psychiatry Reports 03/2008; 10(1):30-6. DOI:10.1007/s11920-008-0007-4 · 3.05 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: Atypical antipsychotics clozapine, olanzapine, and quetiapine have significant affinity for the muscarinic receptors in vitro, while aripiprazole, risperidone, and ziprasidone do not. Dissimilarity in binding profiles may contribute to the reported differences in the anticholinergic effects of these antipsychotics. However, it is difficult with the available data to predict the likelihood of anticholinergic effects occurring with various doses of an atypical antipsychotic. We developed a model to assess the potential anticholinergic activity (AA) of atypical antipsychotics at therapeutic doses. A radioreceptor assay was used to measure in vitro AA at 6 clinically relevant concentrations of aripiprazole, clozapine, olanzapine, quetiapine, risperidone, and ziprasidone. Using published pharmacokinetic data, in combination with the measured in vitro AA, dose-AA curves were generated. Clozapine, and to a lesser extent olanzapine and quetiapine showed dose-dependent increases in AA. At therapeutic doses, the AA (in pmol/mL of atropine equivalents) was estimated to range from 27-250, 1-15, and 0-5.4 pmol/mL for clozapine, olanzapine, and quetiapine, respectively. Aripiprazole, risperidone, and ziprasidone did not demonstrate AA at any of the concentrations studied. Therapeutic doses of clozapine, olanzapine, and, to a lesser extent, quetiapine are associated with clinically relevant AA.Schizophrenia Research 01/2007; 88(1-3):63-72. DOI:10.1016/j.schres.2006.07.011 · 4.43 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: The authors investigated the association between serum anticholinergic activity (SAA) and cognitive performance in a group of patients with moderate-to-severe dementia. SAA and cognitive performance were assessed in 26 patients admitted to a geropsychiatric unit for the treatment of behavioral disturbances associated with dementia. SAA was measured by radioreceptor competitive binding assay. Cognition was tested with the Mini-Mental State Exam and the Severe Impairment Battery. Higher SAA was associated with lower cognitive performance. This study extends to patients with moderate-to-severe dementia the finding that higher SAA is associated with lower cognitive performance.American Journal of Geriatric Psychiatry 07/2005; 13(6):535-8. DOI:10.1176/appi.ajgp.13.6.535 · 3.52 Impact Factor
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There are a number of places to try real Kona coffee. Of course, you can buy it in coffee shops or purchase a bag to take home in the stores, but going out to where it is grown is an interesting experience.
You can taste a variety of coffees here at Greenwell Farms, take a tour of the operation, and visit a small museum.
'What makes Kona coffee so special? It's hand-picked so each coffee cherry is judged ''red-ripe'' before it leaves the tree. It's mountain grown above 800 feet where a protective afternoon cloud cover maintains optimum temps and humidity. It takes 500 pounds of coffee cherries to make 100 pounds of processed Kona coffee.
Kona coffee is sold as 100 percent Kona or as less expensive Kona Blend. Legally, the blend contains at least 10 percent Kona coffee. Read labels – Hawaiian coffee is not Kona – other islands grow it too. Estate coffee is grown and processes on one farm; the owner controls planting, picking, pulping, miling, roasting and packaging. Slod separately, Kona peaberry coffee is when a cherry yields only one round seed.«
The person on the right is Nancy. She grows coffee, so I've seen how it goes at her place. When coffee rips, it's all hand-picked (these pictures are comming soon, I just have to scan them…). OK, the picture above is showing, how Nancy dries coffee. She puts coffe on wire net and then wait…… wait….. and wait….. until husk fall away. The person next to Nancy (my sister) has some final products (that Nancy sells) of Kona coffe in her hands.
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