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Article: Nasopharyngeal endoscopic resection in the management of selected malignancies: ten-year experience[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: To evaluate the feasibility of endoscopic surgery in the management of selected nasopharyngeal cancers. Three different types of nasopharyngeal endoscopic resections (NER) are described. From January 1997 to October 2008, 17 consecutive patients (mean age: 50 years) with previously untreated (5) or recurrent nasopharyngeal tumours (12) were treated with curative intent by pure endoscopic resection. The extent of surgical resection was classified as follows: type I NER: resection limited to the postero-superior nasopharyngeal wall; type 2 NER: resection superiorly extended to the sphenoid sinus; type 3 NER: resection with lateral extension including the cartilaginous portion of the Eustachian tube and parapharyngeal space. Type 1 NER was performed in 4 cases, type 2 in 6, and type 3 in 7. No intra- or post-operative complications were observed. Mean hospitalization time was 4 days (range: 1-7). Follow-up ranged from 10 to 138 months (mean: 41.2±38). At the time of writing, 12 (71/%) patients were free of disease, 3 (17%) alive with disease, and 2 (12%) dead of disease. NER is a feasible surgical technique that can be tailored in relation to tumour extension. Larger series and longer follow-up are needed to further validate the long-term results.Rhinology 03/2010; 48(1):84-9. DOI:10.4193/Rhin09.079 · 2.78 Impact Factor
Article: Nasopharyngeal Endoscopic Resection (NER) in the Management of Selected Malignancies: Surgical Technique and Preliminary ResultsSkull Base Surgery 04/2009; 19(01). DOI:10.1055/s-2009-1222241 · 0.60 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: We report the case of a young patient who developed spontaneous compressive orbital emphysema after an attack of coughing. At admission the patient presented left proptosis, diplopia, vision impairment and headache. Computer tomography showed air in the lateral part of left orbit compressing the eyeball and the optic nerve medially. It also revealed a sphenoid bone dysplasia with hyperpneumatization of the left greater wing and with two dehiscences in its wall. It was very intriguing to discover that this sphenoid dysplasia and the flap of mucosa covering one dehiscence were causing a ball-valve effect, allowing air to enter but not leave the orbit. Endoscopic sinus surgery was successfully used to treat this case.Archiv für Klinische und Experimentelle Ohren- Nasen- und Kehlkopfheilkunde 01/2001; 257(10):533-6. DOI:10.1007/s004050000289 · 1.61 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: Paroxysmal positional vertigo (PPV) is the peripheral vertiginous syndrome that is most frequently encountered in clinical practice. It is characterised by paroxysmal vertiginous attacks that are triggered by head movements and last no more than a few seconds, and is often accompanied by nausea and vomiting. The aim of this review is to provide a complete and updated description of the two principal manifestations of the syndrome: posterior semicircular canal (PSC-PPV) and horizontal semicircular canal PPV (HSC-PPV).The Italian Journal of Neurological Sciences 07/1998; 19(3):150-60. DOI:10.1007/BF00831565
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ABSTRACT: Endoscopic repair of cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) rhinorrhea is becoming a common procedure. The purpose of this study was to perform a literature analysis centering cases of treatment failure and to review our 31 cases with a 1-year minimum follow-up. An extensive search of the literature was conducted, which focused on success rate, follow-up, diagnostic techniques, graft material used, failure rate, and comments on failures. A retrospective analysis of our 31 patients was carried out, and all cases were treated with the endoscopic approach with a 1-year minimum follow-up. From the literature analysis, the median success rate at the first endoscopic attempt is 90%. Our success rate was 87.1%. Failures were analyzed. A unique protocol for CSF leak diagnosis does not exist; we suggest our diagnostic algorithm. Graft material used depends on the authors' experience, and based on this review of cases to date, did not significantly influence the success rate. The analysis of cases of failure shows that the majority of authors omit details. More research is needed to improve prevention of failures.American Journal of Rhinology 15(5):333-42. · 1.36 Impact Factor
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Mariah Carey, her boobs and her new beau James Packer, aka the fourth richest man in Australia, took their love to Ibiza, Spain where they gallivanted on a yacht with her kids.
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Originally written on Mets Merized Online | Last updated 2/1/13
Adding to my post from this afternoon, they Mets have entertained a reunion with former closer Francisco Rodriguez, a source told Marc Carig of Newsday. K-Rod along with Jose Valverde are among a group of former closers who could bolster the team's bullpen depth, writes Carig. Speaking generally, Mets general manager Sandy Alderson said he will likely add at least one more arm to the bullpen. "I just can't tell you at this point who that will be," Alderson said. "And I can't tell you it's going to be somebody that will displace Frankie either. We're looking to help the pen in a variety of ways, provide some more depth and major league experience. I can't really get into names because I'm not sure how it will turn out." Desperate times call for… Original Post You may have noticed that the Mets have signed and/or invited an abundance of relief options to Spring Training which starts in 10 days. There may even be more arms on the way. In the last seven days alone, the Mets have signed
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I love the sterile glow and the friendly welcome from the drones within. "Through clever and constant application of propaganda people can be made to see paradise as hell, and also the other way around, to consider the most wretched sort of life as paradise." --Adolf Hitler, Mein Kampf, 1923
The traffic never stops: "The utter failure to create any meaningful pedestrian environment defines the heart of Atlanta today. Every bad idea in the service of contemporary urban design came together here with a public attitude that can be summed up as 'the outside doesn't matter.'" - James Howard Kunstler
While in high school, Brittany Harrington signed up for a black & white photography class that required her to use a film camera. Her great aunt, who had been passionate about her photography hobby since the 1950's, gave her her first camera -- a 35mm Bell and Howell. Five years later, Harrington is now a sophomore...
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Field Marshall Hussein Tantawi, Egypt's military ruler, has defended his testimony last month in the trial of toppled President Hosni Mubarak, and said that the army was never ordered to shoot protesters during the uprising earlier this year.The remarks were made during a ceremony south of the capital, a week after Tantawi testified at the former president's trial under a total media blackout."We were not asked to fire at the people and we will never use fire," Tantawi was quoted as saying by the official Middle East News Agency on Sunday."My testimony in the case of the killings of the protesters was the testimony of a sincere man and a soldier of 40 years, one for God and Egypt... We were not ordered to open fire at citizens and we will never do that.''Leaks of his testimony suggested that he sought to absolve Mubarak of any responsibility for the killing of about 850 protesters during the 18-day revolt that forced him to step down on February 11.Mubarak is charged with complicity in the killings and if convicted, he could face the death penalty.Tantawi was Mubarak's defence minister for about 20 years, and was widely believed to be blindly loyal to the former leader.He and about two dozen generals sit on the now-ruling Supreme Council of the Armed Forces (SCAF) who took control of the country from Mubarak when he stepped down, pledging to return to the country to civilian rule after a transition period.Protesters have grown increasingly frustrated with the army, which was called into the streets when police lost control on January 28. They say it is protecting its former commander and that its use of emergency law reverts to the same tactics used by Mubarak to stifle dissent.
Election rules accepted Also on Sunday, Egyptian political parties accepted concessions on election rules offered by the military, pulling back from threats to boycott Egypt's first multi-candidate vote since Mubarak was ousted.
The parties, seeking to keep former Mubarak allies out of parliament, had threatened to boycott the polls unless the army changed an election law to allow them to field candidates both on party lists and for seats allocated to individuals.
SCAF said on Saturday it would amend the law, set a clearer timetable for a move to civilian rule and would consider ending military trials for civilians and lifting of the 30-year-old emergency laws.
Political activists and parties said the army's statement had fallen short of meeting their demand of immediately lifting emergency laws and preventing remnants of Mubarak's dissolved ruling party from politics.
The parties meeting on Sunday said that although they have dropped the boycott threat, they would continue to press for the other demands to be met.
"We want the state of emergency to end and remnants of the regime to be barred from political life," an alliance of 34 parties, including the Muslim Brotherhood and liberal al-Wafd party, said in a statement.
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Learn about Windows PowerShell
Summary: Microsoft Scripting Guy, Ed Wilson, shows how to use Windows PowerShell and WMI CIM associations to find local administrators.
Microsoft Scripting Guy, Ed Wilson, is here. Well, we have been really lucky the past couple of days in Charlotte, North Carolina—at least weather wise. Yesterday, it was 60 degrees Fahrenheit and it was sunny with a clear blue sky. I am sitting on the lanai sipping a nice cup of green tea with a cinnamon stick, lemon grass, Jasmine flowers, and just a little bit of lavender. It tastes as great as it smells—certainly a nice way to relax and ease into the day.
When I can get away with it, I love simplicity. Once you know Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI), the world of Windows administration opens to you. In fact, with the introduction of the CIM cmdlets in Windows PowerShell 3.0, and the movement towards Open Management Infrastructure (OMI), knowing how to use this technology becomes much more important—it is knowledge you can leverage over and over in your daily work.
Anyway, today I was playing around with association WMI classes, and I decided to spend a bit of time using the Win32_GroupUser WMI class.
Note I talk about WMI associations in Use PowerShell CIM Cmdlets to Discover WMI Associations.
This association class references two other classes: Win32_Group and Win32_Account. This information is shown here.
15:56 C:\> Get-CimClass win32_groupuser | select -expand cimclassproperties
Name : GroupComponent
Value :
CimType : Reference
Flags : Property, Key, ReadOnly, NullValue
Qualifiers : {Aggregate, read, key, MappingStrings...}
ReferenceClassName : Win32_Group
Name : PartComponent
Qualifiers : {read, key, MappingStrings, Override}
ReferenceClassName : Win32_Account
By using Windows PowerShell 2.0 (or Windows PowerShell 3.0), I can query this class by using the Get-WmiObject cmdlet to directly query the association class. I can then filter out the GroupComponent that matches administrators. For each of those, I can use the WMI type accelerator to retrieve the PartComponent property. From the output above, the PartComponent property contains the Win32_Account, and the GroupComponent property contains the Win32_Group, as shown here.
Get-WmiObject win32_groupuser |
Where-Object { $_.GroupComponent -match 'administrators' } |
ForEach-Object {[wmi]$_.PartComponent }
When I run the code, the following appears in the Windows PowerShell console.
16:03 C:\> Get-WmiObject win32_groupuser |
>> Where-Object { $_.groupcomponent -match 'administrators' } |
>> ForEach-Object {[wmi]$_.partcomponent }
AccountType : 512
Caption : edLT\Administrator
Domain : edLT
FullName :
Name : Administrator
Caption : edLT\ed
Name : ed
Caption : IAMMRED\Domain Admins
Domain : IAMMRED
Name : Domain Admins
The previous command is a single logical line, but it is broken at the pipe character for ease of reading. By using the Windows PowerShell 3.0 syntax, and a few aliases, I can reduce this to a single physical line. The command is shown here.
gwmi win32_groupuser | ? groupcomponent -match 'administrators' | % {[wmi]$_.partcomponent}
I can use the same WMI classes, but use the CIM cmdlets from Windows PowerShell 3.0. This simplifies the code a bit. The first thing I need to do is to obtain a CIM instance. To do this, I use the Get-CimInstance cmdlet. I specify the WMI class as Win32_Group, and I look for groups with the name of administrators. I pipe the returned CIM Instance to the Get-AssociatedInstance cmdlet. This cmdlet will query for an association based upon the association class name.
So you see, it is important to know what WMI classes are made up on which WMI association class. I know, because I know how to use the CIM cmdlets to expand the output to see the association. Now, all I need to do is specify that I am looking for an association and specify the associated class, as shown here.
Get-CimInstance -ClassName win32_group -Filter "name = 'administrators'" |
Get-CimAssociatedInstance -Association win32_groupuser
The command and its associated output is shown here.
16:06 C:\> Get-CimInstance -ClassName win32_group -Filter "name = 'administrators'" |
>> Get-CimAssociatedInstance -Association win32_groupuser
Name Caption AccountType SID Domain
---- ------- ----------- --- ------
Administrator edLT\Administ... 512 S-1-5-21-3464... edLT
ed edLT\ed 512 S-1-5-21-3464... edLT
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Thank you for including the 2.0 version as well!
this works like a charm, thank you
Do you know why it is so slow though, takes about 1-2 min per computer
does this script find all the local administrators on workstations on a domain?
nevermind... just saw that it does not.. it actually picks up anyone in a group that contains the word "administrators" in the groupname somewhere. looks like AD only, not local groups. would it be possible to mod this for local group administrators?
Work though it's too slow to use on 3000 pcs
this is far too slow to be of enterprise environment use
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Unless you're sleeping in a hammock on Mars, you've heard that Georgia Defensive Coordinator Todd Grantham has been targeted by new Philadelphia Eagles coach Chip Kelly to take over the same position for his staff. Grantham is apparently Kelly's first choice because he wants the Eagles to move away from the 4-3 to a 3-4; Dan Quinn, current defensive coordinator for the Florida Gators, has also been linked to the position, but only due to his association with Gus Bradshaw (the coach rumored to be in line for the Eagles job prior to Kelly's change of heart). That said, every news outlet from Philadelphia to Athens has run with the story and made it big news. You can't rummage through Twitter, peruse a message board, or browse a Facebook feed without seeing in bold letters, TODD GRANTHAM LINKED TO EAGLES DC JOB (or something to that effect). It's annoying as heck and has sent half the Georgia fan base into panic mode; a great mode to be in with less than three weeks until signing day and a HUGE defensive class waiting to be signed. Personally, I don't take issue with other organizations wanting to poach a coach from the Georgia [...]
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Voters in six school districts in the Magic Valley will be going to the polls to decide on supplemental levies. The Cassia County School District is asking for just over $681,000 per year for two years.
The money goes into the school district's general fund. Hansen School District is asking for a renewal of its annual $190,000 levy. Voters in the Jerome School District will vote on the renewal of an annual $650,000 levy which will go into the general operating budget and will not be used for facilities.
State Honors Japanese Americans
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A Paul woman is dead after a two vehicle accident in Minidoka county yesterday. Police say 20 year old Marina Gomez was westbound on 200 south when she failed to stop at the stop sign at the intersection of 200 South/500 West and pulled into the intersection. 19 year old Taylor Carson of Burley, was southbound on 500 West.


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- Glass jar used at the Old Lolly Shop, Carlton North.
The Old Lolly Shop was a milk bar opened and run by Elizabeth and Henry Cohen at 314 Rathdowne Street, Carlton North, from 1939 to 1975.
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Addressing Our Poverty of Perspective
I am growing in my appreciation for a diversity of ears to hear Scripture and a diversity of cultures to interpret God's call on our lives.
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I am growing in my appreciation for a diversity of ears to hear Scripture and a diversity of cultures to interpret God's call on our lives.
Like other aspects of Francis' papacy, this encyclical is sure to draw attention to ways in which Christians cooperate on the basis of their shared understanding of creation.
These finds open up a new horizon of research into the earliest hominins and how they lived. They also provide us with even more clues in our ongoing search for the last common ancestor.
The history of interpretation of Adam from Genesis to the 1st Century reveals a bold and astonishing diversity in which the authors made of Adam what they needed of Adam.
Though the fossil record does not include every plant and animal that ever lived, it provides substantial evidence for the common descent of life via evolution. The fossil record is a remarkable gift for the study of nature.
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When a murder mystery is set in Washington, D.C., readers expect a good dose of politics, hallowed halls and monuments. That is not the case with Murder, D.C. by Neely Tucker, the second book in a series featuring crime reporter Sully Carter. Carter is a modern hero, emotionally and physically scarred from his Bosnian reporting days. He's a flawed individual who nonetheless retains his integrity when pursuing the truth of a story.
Historical novels that use real people, eras and achievements as a springboard can sometimes become overworked lessons of the history on which they're treading. Other times, they can be inspired, original works that remind us of both the importance of history and the timeless concerns of our own humanity. Thankfully, The Architect's Apprentice is the latter.
So much can happen in one day. And when it comes to Eddie Joyce's first novel, so much is remembered in one day: Small Mercies is the story of the Amedolas, an Irish-Italian family living on Staten Island. The story is set in the current day, but it stretches back through generations with a particular emphasis on September 11, 2001, the day they lost Bobby—he was a firefighter, but he was also a son, brother, father and husband.
"When you stopped trying to be one perfect person, you could be many." A small-town Tennessee girl flourishes into a classic, yet never cliché, femme fatale in Rebecca Scherm's provocative coming-of-age debut, Unbecoming.
It's easy to forget that by the time he was 41, F. Scott Fitzgerald was washed up. His books were out of print, magazines weren't interested in his stories and his monthly royalties were down to pocket change. In 1937, he went to Hollywood, where he struggled to make a living writing screenplays, barely staying one step ahead of his creditors. It is these lean years that Stewart O'Nan examines in his brilliant biographical novel West of Sunset.
Rebecca Makkai's second novel, The Hundred-Year House, is an appealing mix of archival mystery, ghost story and historical novel. Told in reverse chronology, it unfolds as a kind of bookish scavenger hunt set in a former artist's colony, uncovering clues and putting pieces of the fictional puzzle in place. I was able to catch up with Rebecca at Nashville's Southern Festival of Books.
If the mark of a great author is not merely how much she incites the imaginations of readers but the extent to which she inspires fellow writers, then there can be no doubt that Jane Austen is the greatest author of them all. Just when you think the market for Austen spinoffs has reached capacity, a new book comes onto the scene that turns the genre on its head. Such is the case with First Impressions, Charlie Lovett's delightful new novel.
North Carolina author Charlie Lovett has always had a passion for books and writers—his father was an English professor, and Lovett is an expert on the Victorian writer Lewis Carroll and a former antiquarian bookseller. His 2013 novel The Bookman's Tale combined these interests to create a compelling story about a bookseller who uncovers a mystery in a used bookstore. In his latest novel, First Impressions, Lovett again combines antiquarian intrigue and a literary mystery—and this time, Jane Austen herself is at the center. We asked Lovett a few questions about books, collecting and, of course, Jane.
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I spent three days there. All I remember is that the place was littered with tram lines (the trams were from the seventies), there were hardly any young people, and everything cost an absolute fortune. Yes, it is tidy, but its not particularly scenic. Even in the old town, I saw nothing particularly special.
(and Switzerland in general) is caught between worlds. It seems to combine the worst of the Anglophone and Continental European worlds -- the money-grabbing impulses of the Anglos and the snooty, superior attitudes of the continentals.
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for a weekend with a friend, we couldn't figure out where the young people (twenty-somethings) were - but I can tell you they definitely weren't in the Irish and English bars that we checked out that the guidebook had recommended!! I liked it ok enough, but I wouldn't plan on staying more than a day or two.
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When I saw that Electronic Arts published a pictures teasing FIFA 14 for the Xbox Event I got stoked. I'm a huge FIFA fan and to be honest I think that it's a perfect game to show to a TV audience. Now to a main point - letting FIFA take time in a one hour show kind of tells us what kind of show it will be, right?
So, don't be like - SHUT UP LET'S WAIT TIL' TOMORROW AND WE'LL SEE. Let's play around, what does this mean? FIFA:s home is on the Playstation, for those of you whom missed it. Is this one more step towards the "not just gaming console" that Microsoft will show us tomorrow or is this just one of many surprises we'll be part of tomorrow?


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OAKLAND, CA - OCTOBER 29: Guard Chris Kemoeatu #68 of the Pittsburgh Steelers stands on the sideline during an NFL game of the Oakland Raiders at McAfee Coliseum on October 29, 2006 in Oakland, California. The Raiders won 20-13. (Photo by Robert Laberge/Getty Images)
The Pittsburgh Steelers have benched veteran guard Chris Kemoeatu in favor of Doug Legursky. Kemoeatu told the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette about the demotion, which will take effect starting with Sunday's game against the Kansas City Chiefs. "They kind of talked to me about it today," the 28-year-old Kemoeatu said. "I haven't been playing well enough, I guess. "I feel like I've had some bad games. I didn't think they were bad enough to probably get demoted, but it is what it is." An undrafted free agent, Legursky has played a few games at left guard this season while Kemoeatu was sidelined with a knee injury.
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Im with you here. I got Till Death Do Us Part for my siren within thirty minutes. About 60 kills later, I switched characters and started to play with Axton, and the first kill with him dropped Rasta Nefarious for Sal. Another 50 kills or so and I switched to Zero, again another bunch of kills for nothing.Second day, loaded up Axton and right off the bat a head dropped, but it was Rasta Nefarious again. Switched to Zero and got another Till Death Do Us Part.It wasnt until I was about to log off for the night that I scored Dapper Gent with my Siren.Down to two heads left to get. Its getting pretty monotonous. If he wasnt so close to the spawn point, Id probably have stopped killing him by now.
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I want to make it clear that I find no joy in the death of Cesar Chavira. It's sad that a young man is dead.
No doubt his family and friends are dealing with sorrow that can't be measured. No one should mock their grief.
No one should be making racist comments aimed at Hispanics. If this is happening, it needs to stop.
But it works both ways. There have been nasty remarks and comments aimed at John Saul and those who support him. It needs to stop.
I've known John Saul for many years. I've never heard him speak ill of anyone. He's always been a soft spoken, quiet, humble man. He works long hours to run his business, and he minds his own business. He's known to be fair and honest.
John isn't mean-spirited -- he's never gone looking for a fight -- and he's certainly not racist!
In the wee hours of the morning, Cesar Chavira forced his way into John Saul's store. Chavira damaged property, opting to steal merchandise rather than coming in during business hours to buy what he wanted.
The man who cared so much for his family should have been home with his family, not out in the dark breaking into what is not only John's store, but his home as well. John worked hard all day. He should have been able to go to bed to get a well-deserved rest.
Instead, his rest was shattered because Chavira decided he had the right to take what he wanted.
Those who condemn John Saul should put themselves in his place. Can anyone honestly say that, if confronted the way John was, they wouldn't have taken the same action? I can't say I wouldn't.
Chavira put himself in a bad position. Perhaps he didn't think he'd be challenged. Maybe he just didn't care that stealing is a crime. Crime often has dreadful consequences.
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Minnesota children can keep an eye on Old Saint Nick's journey around the globe tonight (TUE). For more than 50 years, the North American Aerospace Defense Command, or NORAD, has been tracking Santa on Christmas Eve and providing up-to-date information on his whereabouts. US Army Capt. Ruth Castro says NORAD uses the latest technology to pin down the exact location of the reindeer-powered sleigh. NORAD's Santa-tracking mission began accidentally in 1955, when a department store placed an ad encouraging families to call Santa Claus – with the wrong phone number. A military colonel answered and instructed his staff to check the radar for indications of Santa making his way from the North Pole, and any child who called was given an update.This year trackers can find Santa's whereabouts online at www.noradsanta.org as well as on smart phones, Facebook, Twitter , YouTube, or by calling 1-877-HI-NORAD.
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Thanks to toxic oil spills, ocean pollution, poaching, and human development that disrupts their breeding grounds, the survival rate of leatherback sea turtles has been dwindling for quite some time. Now, university researchers have found that extremely hot temperatures brought on by climate change are causing even more problems for eastern Pacific populations of this endangered species.
When temperatures soar into the triple digits the way they have this past week, many humans seek relief in the ocean. Unfortunately for the sea turtle eggs buried on many of those same beaches, extreme heat is often fatal. Using a climate-forced population dynamics model, scientists were able to predict what might happen to sea turtles if global temperatures continue to climb. High egg and hatchling mortality associated with warmer, drier beach conditions emerged as the most significant cause of the projected climate-related population decline.
This means that increasing temperatures below the sand will make it harder for turtle eggs and hatchlings to survive. Additionally, temperature inside the nest affects turtles' sex ratio, with most male hatchlings emerging during cooler, rainier seasons to join the predominantly-female turtle population. If actual climate patterns follow projections in the study, the already endangered eastern Pacific population of leatherback turtles will decline by 75 percent by the year 2100.
For the population to recover successfully, said Dr. James Spotila, the Betz Chair Professor of Environmental Science in the College of Arts and Sciences at Drexel University, "the challenge is to produce as many good hatchlings as possible. That requires us to be hands-on and manipulate the beach to make sure that happens."
Spotila's research team is already investigating methods such as watering and shading turtle nests that could mitigate the impact of hot, dry beach conditions on hatching success.
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I hope the scientists are able to help.
evidence that slowing global warming should be a component of protection of endangered species too?
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thanks for sharing.
Temps just keep rising! How are we and all living creatures to survive this? It's going to be a long hot haul!
Some great comments. We need to ban together and stop this destruction to our earth. God promises to destroy those that are destroying our earth. We are here to help him do that.
@AIKI--I love turtles too. I've wondered how climate change is going to affect reptiles since temperature determines the sex for many species. I can imagine the earth has had fluctuations in the past and possibly for many years at a time turtles produced more of one sex than another. However, in the past we also had more turtles to begin with. With fewer turtles, fluctuations like these will have a greater impact than they did years ago. Are turtles going to have to be artificially administered to indefinitely? A sad state of affairs.
We have the Pacific Northwest only native turtles being driven to extinction because the greed of Petsmart/Petco in insisting that the sale of Red-eared sliders remain legal--and ensuring the turtles are dumped into the ecosystem when they get too big for aquariums. These sliders are driving out the few native turtles we have. And to top it off, virtually all sea turtles are endangered from human activity. The only bright spot is there are more jellyfish for them to eat, but that's due to our overfishing--which kills turtles in nets. It's not looking good for the world's turtles, unless you are a Red-eared slider for some reason. Heck, if it gets TOO hot, it may be even rough on them.
We have sped up the process, and with our help, we may be able to reverse that trend.
I hope they come up with a solution soon
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TUESDAY, Aug. 28 (HealthDay News) -- Kids who snore should be evaluated for sleep apnea. That's the main recommendation that comes from a set of updated guidelines released by the American Academy of Pediatrics.
"The evidence is much stronger today," said Dr. Carole Marcus, a professor of pediatrics at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia. "Pediatricians should routinely ask parents about snoring, but if they don't, parents should bring it up," she said. "Snoring in kids can be a sign of a serious medical illness."
Marcus was referring to sleep apnea, which is marked by pauses in breathing that occur throughout the night and disrupt sleep. When left untreated, sleep apnea in children can result in behavioral and learning difficulties and may also affect growth. These consequences are largely related to lack of quality sleep.
Researchers led by Marcus reviewed studies on diagnosis and management of sleep apnea in kids published between 1999 and 2011, most of them appearing after the last set of guidelines were released in 2002. The new guidelines are published in the September issue of Pediatrics.
If a child snores, pediatricians need to follow-up with a thorough history and exam, she noted. "If this all points to sleep apnea, then get a sleep study," Marcus said. The gold standard for diagnosing sleep apnea is a formal sleep study, but this is not always possible for young children because it involves sleeping in a laboratory environment away from home. Other options may include a home sleep study where children are hooked up to a monitor in the comfort of their regular bedroom, or asking parents to videotape the child during what they believe may be an apnea episode.
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Investing in their community: Olive Branch couple buys hometown business
Mid-South Screen Printing owners Pam and Terry Padgett want the public to know they are an Olive Branch business striving to keep Olive Branch tax dollars in Olive Branch.
The Padgett's bought the 35-year-old screen-printing and embroidery business from Olive Branch natives Fran and Wayne Wallace when they decided to retire 2007.
Like the Wallaces, the Padgetts have strong ties to Olive Branch. Pam is a 1968 graduate of Olive Branch High School and Terry has lived in Olive Branch for more than 25 years. But unlike the Wallaces, they are relatively new to the screen printing business.
"I've had 40 years of sales experience in the construction business," Padgett said. "My wife was in real estate. In 2007, we thought it was probably time we found another business."
Originally, Padgett invested in a Press-A-Print franchise. However, they heard shortly after from their banker that the Wallaces were retiring and Mid-South Screen Printing was for sale.
"When we first called them, they already had a buyer. But a few months later, they called us back and we met with them. The next day, we bought the business," Padgett said.
Padgett noticed that while Mid-South Screen Printing had a wide and loyal clientele, local schools and school organizations were not a market the business had really targeted.
"I didn't understand why people would spend their money in Collierville or Memphis when there was a screen printing shop right here," he said. "... They could spend their tax dollars here and see it go back to the area and schools."
In Mississippi, cities and towns receive 18.5 percent of state sales tax revenue collected within their boundaries.
Padgett's years of sales experience gave him an edge when courting local schools and school booster organizations. School organizations are always in need of the products the business specializes in -- T-shirts, cups and other printed plastic items.
Among their customers are Lewisburg Middle/High School's football and baseball boosters, Olive Branch High School's band, Horn Lake High School's band and several DeSoto County School programs.
Padgett estimates the additional customers have grown the business by 15 to 20 percent.
"I spoke to a band director that said they didn't know Olive Branch had a screen printing company, and it's been here 35 years," Padgett said.
Unlike the construction and real estate industry, Padgett said even in these tough economic times, Mid-South Screen Printing is hold its own.
An additional asset is the fact that previous owner Wayne Wallace now works for the business.
"He found full retirement wasn't right for him right now, so he comes in and works the hours he wants to work," Padgett said. "I wish I knew half as much about anything as he knows about this business."
The Padgetts both work full-time at the business and in addition to Wallace, they employ pressman William Pye and Mitchell Dunam, who is in charge of graphics.
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GLENDALE, AZ - DECEMBER 06: Runningback Adrian Peterson #28 of the Minnesota Vikings runs with the ball during the NFL game against the Arizona Cardinals at the Universtity of Phoenix Stadium on December 6, 2009 in Glendale, Arizona. The Cardinals defeated the Vikings 30-17. (Photo by Christian Petersen/Getty Images)
EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. Adrian Peterson's goal since Dec. 31 knee surgery has been returning for the Minnesota Vikings' first regular-season game on Sept. 9. A little more than a week away and Minnesota coach still isn't sure if the goal will be met.Following the preseason finale 28-24 loss at Houston on Thursday, Frazier called Peterson a "game-time decision" for the regular-season opener on Sept. 9 at home against the Jacksonville Jaguars."I think he'll probably be a game-time decision," Frazier said after Thursday's game. "We've got a lot of things we want to get done with him this week. I doubt that we would know without getting him through an entire week if we thought he were ready to play in a football game. We need to take him through some things this week."Peterson, who had surgery to repair two torn knee ligaments and returned to practice less than eight months later, was activated from the physically unable to perform list on Aug. 12 and returned to practice in team drills t...
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The UK has a proud naval heritage, largely due to it being an island, so what better way to indulge in this than with a trip around HMS Belfast?
Since taking to the water in 1938 she has been a staple part of the navy and performed well in both World War Two and the Korean War, remaining the only surviving Royal Navy armoured ship from the first half of the twentieth century.
She suffered extensive damage during World War Two and it took around three years to be fully restored to working order.
Even if you don't know a great deal about naval vessels, there is plenty of information on hand at the attraction and, what's more she is ideally located for those wandering around London.
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