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Hotel Rosita Resort Inn: DANGER- HOTEL ROSITA- YOU MAY NOT RETURN HOME!
The worse experience of my life! My family stayed in a suite and i stayed in another one bed room. The family members in the Suite were entoxicated by gas. The laundry room is right down stairs and even though the people from the hotel were told about a weird smell they just provided an air freshner because there is no windows! later that night after 2 adults 2 teenagers anda 5 month old and 4 year old were entoxicated one of the teenagers was able to reach her cell since there was no phone in the room and called reception several times but there was no answer. the reception person was asleep i saw him in the sofa when the teen then called my cell and i went to the reception for the key to the suite. the ambulance was not able to get through because the entrance is not high enough for it to go in. No hotel staff helped at all. instead of a good night sleep we were at the hospital all night until late morning. i returned to the hotel to get my belogings and to take a shower but there was no hot water either. no money was returned either. I do not recomend it to anyone! It is a dangerous place and they have hazardouz chemicals in places where children can reach and get poisoned. I am sorry to the people who said this hotel is nice in other reviews but it is not that way anymore. It has changed completely. i had stayed there before but after this, forget it!
not outstanding at all. it has a moldy green pool. drunks at night. I didn't see a security person at night when i needed it the most to save my family. the man at the front desk was sleeping in the lobby and no one answers the phone in a life threatning situation. the structure of the building does not let an ambulance go in. the entrance for the ambulance is through another street (and they don't know it) and it is blocked by cars at night. Please don't go. you never know when its going to be your bedroom. be smart and dont let the nightmare repeat again!
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Tecate: Tecate Town
Tecate is a town just south of California on the USA-Mexcio border. Tecate basically changed my view of mexico. The only towns i have been to in Mexico is Juarez, Tijuana and Tecate. I expected Tecate to be similar in chaos because it is still Mexico. I felt completley safe the whole time i was there and enjoyed tecate. If you go to the Tecate Brewery you even get a free beer! Another thing is Mexicos drinking age is 18 so if you are 18-20 tecate is the perfect place for you and if you are not they just ask you if you are 18 and you say yes and no id is required. Going back to America is also not the same as in other border towns. There is no wait whatsoever and the border patrol agents simply ask you if your American and then tell you to move on. There are no drug dogs sniffing you down and the border patrol agents here arent out to get you. I highly recommend traveling to Tecate so you can see a different side of Mexico.
Very Nice town. Best Mexican border town there is by far!
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Rosita Resort: Tecate secret
This was a surprise along hwy 3 just south of Tecate. My friend and I visit Tecate at least twice a year for the shrimp tacos at Chemel's. We usually camp on the US side at Potrero Campground. This weekend, Dec 21, 2007, it was just too cold and windy, so we started to look for warmer diggs. This one doesn't really stand out and it just looks like a restaurant from the road. As we pulled in, we could see a sprawling courtyard with a pool and hot tubs. These weren't ready for the weather, but everything was so neat and tidy, we just had to stay. There is a restaurant with TV's everywhere, and a continuous buffet filled with Mexican specialties. The management and staff were very helpful, and even loaned us a dvd player for some movies we bought at the swapmeet in the Encinos Plaza. Special thanks to the restaurant manager and his son for such personal attention, and their English speaking concierege, Fabian, who researched the local karioki bars for us. We may just give up the camping to enjoy this spot in the future. $73 dollars for a comfortable double was just irresistable. All they need is just one computer for internet access, and these people can go global.
Ample parking and a large dining room with a view of the valley.
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Rosita Resort Inn Hotel: As good as it looks
And I thought I was familiar with all of Tecate's hotels. On a shopping excursion down Highway 3 I discovered this fabulous hotel towering above the road. I walked in and inquired about rates and asked if I could walk around. I was very iimpressed.
Then, on my next trip to the area I stayed at this hotel and kicked myself for not having discovered it earlier since I was paying more and getting less elsewhere.
The hotel is located less than 4 miles from Tecate's downtown along Highway 3 situated amidst the boulder studded hill country surrounded by small rancheros and pastureland. Just far enough away for a rural feel but still only a five dollar taxi ride back to town.
My room was large and the friendly desk clerk assigned me a room with a glorious view.
There is 24 hour security, pool, and restaurant. I had breakfast on their terrace overlooking the magnificent Tecate countryside. There are plans for expansion and building continues next door.
The rooms are large, almost massive, and very clean. Suites with sauna baths are available. There is offstreet parking and plenty of it.
While I was there the night clerk entertained a group with his fanciful guitar picking. This hotel is a charmer.
In the morning I walked the 1/2 block to Don Benja's ceramics shop (pronounced benha). This is a family run business with a rotating inventory of hand painted pottery, plaster and cement art objects. His talents are as great as his hospitality.
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Motel El Dorado: Friendly and comfortable accomodations
My stay at this motel went flawlessly. Matter of fact I would recommend it to others. In a town with few, if any, moderately priced hotels, this motel is a good find.
After several passes through town I settled on this motel. It beat out one other that costs more, was newer and cleaner, but had less square footage. There are several other motels in town but they didn't look appealing from the outside. Besides the Estancia Inn, the El Dorado was the only choice.
I previewed a suite on the second floor and was immediately sold. The exterior is clean and open with plenty of parking. The staff was very friendly and professional. I even got to joking around with the maids and they always waived and greeted me. The front desk called me a taxi upon request.
My suite had no view to speak of but was spacious. It had a couch, loveseat, and queen bed in the other room. The bathroom was large with good water pressure and water heating.
This is a 40 year old motel. There are some stains on the carpet but otherwise relatively clean. I could tell there was pride of ownership in the way the place was run and taken care of.
Further west on Avenue Juarez is the Estancia Inn. I find little web presence or reviews on this hotel. Though this hotel is clean and grand in appearance the room was small and depressing and extremely bland. They have a website worth viewing at www.estanciainn.com.
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Nueces County Commissioners appointed former County Judge Richard M. Borchard as a port commissioner during their meeting Wednesday morning and reappointed port commissioner Robert Gonzalez to a final term.
Commissioner Chuck Cazalas was the only vote against Borchard, instead voting for boat operator Norm Baker.
"Richard Borchard will make a very good port commissioner, but when I ran for office, I said I would support diversification," Cazalas said. "(Baker) has extensive experience in transportation."
Commissioners voted 3-2 to reappoint Gonzalez, a lawyer, with Commissioner Peggy Bañales and County Judge Loyd Neal voting instead for lawyer Jacob Munoz.
Borchard will replace banker Yolanda Olivarez, who is out because of term limits. Last week, the City Council appointed lawyer and farmer Francis Gandy to the commission, replacing retired refinery executive Bernard Paulson, who also reached his term limits.
Borchard, who served as county judge from 1994 until 2002 and as a county commissioner for the 13 years before that, said commissioners chose him for his experience sorting through transportation issues and supporting the port.
"The port is our economic engine," he said. "It's the most vital asset the county has ever had."
Borchard said he didn't think his relationship with commissioners as a former county judge gave him any advantage.
"If you look at my resume, you'll see transportation issues and leadership are very important to me," he said. "Everybody has attributes. My past service is something I bring to the table."
On the resume Borchard submitted to commissioners, he lists his current job as the director of client relations for the Lineberger, Goggan, Blair & Sampson law firm. His only other personal history listed are his stints in public office as county judge and commissioner.
He served on the Metropolitan Planning Organization, two Interstate 69 corridor planning groups and several government organizations.
County Commissioner Oscar Ortiz, who worked alongside Borchard for eight years and whose precinct was Borchard's precinct when Borchard was a commissioner, said he chose Borchard because he thought he understood what makes a good port commissioner.
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PHILADELPHIA - JANUARY 12: Michael Leighton #49 of the Philadelphia Flyers makes a save against the Dallas Stars on January 12, 2010 at Wachovia Center in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The Flyers defeated the Stars 6-3. (Photo by Jim McIsaac/Getty Images)
Just a few weeks ago we were celebrating Tom Sestito's two goal performance in a win over the Tampa Bay Lightning. Yesterday the Flyers placed the winger and goaltender Michael Leighton on waivers. While Leighton did clear waivers, Tom Sestito was claimed by the Vancouver Canucks. Leighton will head to Adirondack. The Flyers also announced that they have signed their 2nd round pick, goaltender Anthony Stolarz, as well as free agent Brandon Alderson. Both contracts were NHL entry level contracts. Alderson, a 21 year old right winger, is currently playing in the Ontario Hockey League. He has 57 in 59 games played this season in the OHL, with 25 goals and 32 assists.
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When Harry and his best friends go back for their third year at Hogwarts, the atmosphere is tense. There's an escaped mass-murderer on the loose and the sinister prison guards of Azkaban have been called in to guard the school. Lessons, however, must go on and there are lots of new subjects in third year - Care of Magical Creatures and Divination among others - to take Harry's mind off things.
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Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone was J.K. Rowling's first novel, followed by Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince and Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, as well as three books written for charity and inspired by the Harry Potter novels: Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, Quidditch Through the Ages and The Tales of Beedle the Bard. The Harry Potter novels have now sold over 400 million copies worldwide and been translated into 70 languages. J.K. Rowling has generated huge popular appeal for her books across the generations in an unprecedented fashion: she was the first children's author to be voted the BA Author of the Year, and also to win the British Book Awards Author of the Year. J.K. Rowling lives with her family in Edinburgh.


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I am not blind. I want a service cat to help me stay healthy. a cat would be a great service animal as a companion who would keep me distracted when in emotional pain.
Well, I didn't say you had to BE blind… you could fake it by walking into stuff when you go for the interview.
Besides that was only for the chauffeuring angle and most cats really don't make very good service animals… if you send them out for groceries they usually only blow the cash on catnip and tuna, if you ask them to bring you something they usually just look at you with one eyebrow raised and snicker to themselves…
Not all cats are good at keeping you healthy either… my friend's cat weighs like 75 lbs… I wouldn't take dietary advice from him, he is like a furry blob with a tail AND poor hygiene… you know, when a cat can't lick themselves anymore… things go downhill FAST.
I will agree that cats are great at distracting humans… especially when you are doing something important that coincides with "Random I Want Lay On Your Head Or Poke You In The Eye With My Tail" time… The problem with trusting a cat with you emotional pain is you really only can be 100% sure their interest is genuine if they are a kitten… and they give terrible advice… "pounce on her and bite the back of her neck" really has very limited use in most human social context… granted, if you are getting freaky, but generally its pretty useless in a work situation. The problem is too many cats from former soviet bloc nations have set up crime rings and have recruited local strays to prey on unsuspecting individuals just looking for feline companionship… they befriend you and in the end once they get a hold on your finances, they "accidentally" trip down a flight of stairs or onto your exotic knife collection. Even the Nigerian cat crime rings are getting in on this, had it not been for their poorly thought out "Save the Pussies" scam, hundreds if not dozens of confused and vulnerable individuals would have been taken for all they had.
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For all of history, minus the last thirty years, fat has been at the center of human diets and cultures. When scientists theorized a link between saturated fat and heart disease, industry, media, and government joined forces to label fat a greasy killer, best avoided. But according to Jennifer McLagan, not only is our fat phobia overwrought, it also hasn't benefited us in any way. Instead it has driven us into the arms of trans fats and refined carbohydrates, and fostered punitive, dreary attitudes toward food-that wellspring of life and pleasure. In "Fat," McLagan sets out with equal parts passion, scholarship, and appetite to win us back to a healthy relationship with animal fats. She starts by defusing fat's bad rap, both reminding us of what we already know-that fat is fundamental to the flavor of our food-and enlightening us with the many ways fat (yes, even animal fat) is indispensable to our health. Mostly, though, "Fat" is about pleasures-the satisfactions of handling good ingredients skillfully, learning the cultural associations of these primal foodstuffs, recollecting and creating personal memories of beloved dishes, and gratifying the palate and the soul with fat's irreplaceable savor. "Fat" lavishes the reader with more than 100 recipes from simple to intricate, classic to contemporary, including: - Butter-Poached Scallops - Homemade Butter - Carnitas - Duck Confit - Sauteed Foie Gras with Gingered Vanilla Quince - Prosciutto-Wrapped Halibut with Sage Butter - Steak and Kidney Pie - Lamb Fat and Spinach Chapati - Bacon Spice - Cookies - Salted Butter Tart Observing that though we now know everything about olive oil, we may not know what to do with lard or bone marrow, McLagan offers extensive guidance on sourcing, rendering, flavoring, using, and storing animal fats, whether butter or bacon, schmaltz or suet. Stories, lore, quotations, and tips touching on fat's place in the kitchen and in the larger culture round out this rich and unapologetic celebration of food at its very best.
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JENNIFER McLAGAN is a chef and sought-after food stylist and writer who has worked in London and Paris as well as her native Australia. Her first book, "Bones" (2005), was widely acclaimed, winning the James Beard award for single subject food writing. She is a regular contributor to "Fine Cooking" and "Food & Drink." She has lived in Toronto for more than twenty-seven years with her sculptor husband, Haralds Gaikis, with whom she escapes to Paris as often as possible. On both sides of the Atlantic, Jennifer maintains friendly relations with her butchers, who put aside their best fat and bones for her. THE AUTHOR SCOOP What was the hardest thing about writing a book? Wondering if anyone other than your editor will read it. Favorite cocktail? Gin and tonic in the summer but it must be Hendricks with a slice of cucumber. In winter an Americano - red martini, campari, soda and a slice of lemon. What food could you not live without? Fat of course - all sorts of animal fat. Name the most horrifying dish that your mother used to make. Tripe in white sauce onions - I hated it. Now I love tripe but not in white sauce. How did you learn to cook? My first introduction was taking a course in French language. The course was taught by cooking French recipes written in French, so I have lots of food and cooking vocabulary.
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"Pork, poultry, beef, butter: here is a delicious ode to fat in its many forms and functions. From bacon baklava to beurre blanc, Jennifer McLagan proves that all fat is not created equal, and that eating healthfully should not be an exercise in self-denial." -Dan Barber, chef and co-owner of Blue Hill Restaurant "Like cars, we all need lubrication, except ours is ideally taken in the form of pork fat. Fat is where the flavor lies. What a treat this book is-a proper celebration of the good bits." -Fergus Henderson, author of "The Whole Beast" "I love this book! There are very few cookbooks published today that add something truly new and distinctive to the literature of food and cooking. Jennifer McLagan's "Fat" is smart and thoughtful-it ultimately asks us to understand our food better." -Michael Ruhlman, coauthor of "Charcuterie" "Hurrah! Jennifer McLagan joins the charge to restore honest-to-goodness fat to its rightful place in our kitchens and culture, and she does so intelligently, insightfully, and deliciously. Her new book, "Fat," is a must in any serious cook's library." -Molly Stevens, author of "All About Braising"" "
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Contents Introduction: A Matter of Fat - 1 1 Butter: Worth It - 13 2 Pork Fat: The King - 67 3 Poultry Fat: Versatile and Good for You - 123 4 Beef and Lamb Fats: Overlooked but Tasty - 167 Bibliography - 219 Acknowledgments - 223 Index - 226


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This luxurious hotel is ideally situated at the pulsating heart of Barcelona just a few minutes' walking distance away from the renowned street, Gran Via. Guests will find themselves immersed in diverse shopping opportunities, exquisite dining options, exciting entertainment venues and captivating historical and cultural attractions. This elegant hotel provides the quintessential city retreat, exuding sophistication and style.
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Very nice!
I seem to remember glowing asteroids and arcing on Constellation wreck.
Did you tone those down to be more in-line with 60's effects?
The arcing is still there; it's just hard to see in the shots you've seen so far. The asteroids are completely different though. The glowy 'roids used clumped hypervoxel particles, but these are actual asteroid meshes with modeled geometry. There are ten different base asteroid models that are cloned several hundred times each per scene, scaled at random values in the X/Y/Z axes, scattered in a roughly spherical volume, and keyframed with random heading/bank/pitch and X/Y/Z movement to depict the remnants of Systems L-370 and 374. Throw in some hypervoxel dust clouds in the background and
... instant planetary destruction.
I never was very happy with the look of the glowy asteroids. I suppose the idea was cool enough, but in practice they looked too samey-same and distracted the attention of the viewer from the stars of the show, the
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Cheese Casserole
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|French bread
|5 Cup (80 tbs), toasted, cut into cubes
|Monterey jack cheese
|3 Cup (48 tbs), diced
|Cheddar cheese
|3 Cup (48 tbs), cubed
|Peeled tomatoes
|56 Ounce
|6 Tablespoon, melted
|Onion flakes
|4 Tablespoon
|To Taste
|To Taste
Mix together all the ingredients in a large bowl and pour into a large greased baking pan.
Bake at 375 degrees for about thirty minutes until bubbly.
Serve hot.
This casserole is very good with roasts, especially if you are serving a large crowd.
It can easily be prepared a day ahead, covered and refrigerated until ready to bake.
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Mobs (short for mobiles) are moving entities that can be killed. There are three types in Pocket Edition: passive, hostile, and neutral.
- Passive mobs ignore the player and run away if attacked.
- Hostile mobs persue the player if they are close enough.
- Neutral mobs attack the player only if aggrevated.
Mobs tend to drop items that can be used for crafting, eating, or smelting.
hostile mobs
The first hostile mob added to the game. Moves slowly towards the player, has melee attack. Drops feathers instead of rotten flesh, and makes a low, groaning sound. Can sense players through solid blocks. Burns in sunlight and spawns in light level 7 or below.
Circles the player and shoots arrows. Has no melee attack. Drops arrows and bones. In PC, rarely drops the bow. Burns in sunlight like zombie and spawns in light level 7 or below.
The most dangerous mob in the game. Explodes when near the player, destroying any structures, and even killing nearby mobs or players. Makes hissing sound when about to explode, but approaches silently. Does not burn in sunlight, and spawns in light level 7 or below.
Zombie Pigman-
Spawn when the Nether Reactor is activated. Hostile unlike PC version where neutral. Hat layer on their heads was added in 0.11.0.
Spawn in random chunks underground. Cannot swim and drown underwater. When killed, they split into smaller versions of themselves. Their smallest size can be killed with a punch and cannot harm the player.
Spawn only in extreme hills biome, or through a mob spawner in strongholds. When attcked, they summon all other silverfish in the area.
Magma Cube-
Only spawn in Creative Mode through Spawn Eggs. Can jump very high. Drop Magma Cream in creative mode.
Added in 0.11.0 Beta Builds, but removed due to bugs. Can currently only spawn through inventory editors.
Neutral mobs
Spawn in light level 7 or below, and always spawn hostile, but turn neutral in light levels above 7 unless attacked. Can vertically climb over blocks without ladders and see the player through solid blocks. Does not burn in sunlight.
Spawn rarely in light level of 7 or below. Turn hostile when looked at directly. Takes damage from water, and cannot be hit by projectiles (eg. snowballs, arrows, eggs). Can move and place some specific blocks and teleport from place to place. Hostile endermen turn neutral by daylight. Does not drop Ender pearls as of 0.9.0.
Turn hostile only when attacked or when a nearby wolf is attacked. Can be tamed by feeding bones, and breeded and healed by feeding any sort of meat. Collar cannot be dyed as of 0.9.0. Tamed wolves will follow the player around and teleport when necessary. Baby wolves cannot swim, and will drown in water.
Cave Spiders-
Spawn in Abandoned Mineshafts and Mesa Mineshafts. Only spawn through Mob Spawners or Spawn Eggs. Can Poison the player. Smaller than regular spiders.
Passive mobs
First mob added to the game. Can be sheared to obtain 1-3 wool and killed to obtain 1 wool. Can be breeded using wheat.
Passive mobs that are good sources of food (porkchops). Can be ridden in the PC version, but currently not in PE. Can be breeded using carrots or potatoes.
Useful mobs that are a good source of food. Drop raw beef and leather when killed; the leather can be used to craft armor. Also gives milk when milked using a bucket. Can be breeded using wheat.
Small mobs that do not take fall damage. Drops eggs at regular intervals (around 10 minutes). Drop raw chicken and feathers when killed.
Spawn in villages. Also called NPCs (Non Player Characters) Villagers and Testificates. Currently cannot trade, breed or open/close doors because of the decreased villager AI.
Spawns only in Mushroom Biome. Drop raw beef and leather similiar to cows, but give red mushrooms when sheared, and mushroom stew when 'bowled' (tapped on by a bowl). When sheared, turns into a normal cow.
May be added in a future update. Were planned for 0.9.0, but were too buggy. Shy mobs that can be tamed by offering fish (raw/cooked). Spawn exclusively in the Jungle Biome. Become Cats when tamed and change skins. Both Ocelots and Cats scare away creepers, which make them a great companion when fighting creepers.
Spawn underground in caves, strongholds, etc. Do not drop anything. Are the only flying mob in MCPE. Hang on blocks when undisturbed.
Spawn in Water bodies, including oceans, rivers, etc. Release Ink when attacked, and drop ink sacs. Do not have unique dying animation.
- Chickens drop 1-3 feathers, 1-3 raw chicken and 1-3 cooked chicken if killed by fire.
- Cows drop 0-3 pieces of leather, 0-3 raw beef and 0-3 steak if killed by fire.
- Pigs drop 0-3 raw porkchops and 0-3 cooked porkchops if killed by fire.
- Sheep drop 1 wool when killed, and 1-3 wool when sheared.
- Mooshrooms drop 1-3 mushrooms when sheared, one bowl of mushroom soup when milked, 1-3 raw beef and 1-3 leather when killed.
- Wolves currently drop nothing.
- Endermen currently do not drop Ender pearls.
- Spiders drop 1-3 string.
- Creepers drop 1-3 gunpowder.
- Silverfish drop nothing.
- Skeletons drop 1-3 arrows, 1-3 bones and their bow (rarely)
- Slimes currently do not drop slimeballs.
- Zombies drop 1-3 feathers, 1-3 potatoes/carrots (rarely) and a stone shovel (rarely). Rotten Flesh (1-2)
- Zombie Pigmen drop 1-3 gold ingots, 1-3 feathers and their gold sword (rarely)
- Villagers drop nothing.
- Zombie Pigmen are guessed intentionally as a hostile mob to make it harder to get the loot of the Nether Reactor. They are also missing the hat layer of their head.
- Zombies likely drop feathers because the hunger potion effect hasn't been added. Rotten flesh will be added in 0.11.0


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Society for Vascular Surgery practice guidelines for atherosclerotic occlusive disease of the lower extremities: management of asymptomatic disease and claudication, Michael S. Conte, Frank B. Pomposelli, Daniel G. Clair, Patrick J. Geraghty, James F. McKinsey, Joseph L. Mills, Gregory L. Moneta, M. Hassan Murad, Richard J. Powell, Amy B. Reed, Andres Schanzer, and Anton N. Sidawy
Variations in the implementation of acute care surgery: results from a national survey of university-affiliated hospitals, Heena Santry, John C. Madore, Courtney E. Collins, M. Didem Ayturk, George C. Velmahos, L. D. Britt, and Catarina I. Kiefe
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Follow-up compliance after endovascular abdominal aortic aneurysm repair in Medicare beneficiaries, Andres Schanzer, Louis M. Messina, Kaushik Ghosh, Jessica P. Simons, William P. Robinson III, Francesco A. Aiello, Robert J. Goldberg, and Allison B. Rosen
Statin therapy after infrainguinal bypass surgery for critical limb ischemia is associated with improved 5-year survival, Bjoern D. Suckow, Larry W. Kraiss, Andres Schanzer, David H. Stone, Jeffrey A. Kalish, Randall R. DeMartino, Jack L. Cronenwett, and Philip P. Goodney
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Outcomes reported by the Vascular Quality Initiative and the National Surgical Quality Improvement Program are not comparable, Francesco A. Aiello, Bing Shue, Nisha Kini, Amy K. Rosen, Louis M. Messina, William P. Robinson III, Philimon Gona, and Andres Schanzer
Institutional differences in carotid artery duplex diagnostic criteria result in significant variability in classification of carotid artery stenoses and likely lead to disparities in care, Edward J. Arous, Donald T. Baril, William P. Robinson III, Francesco A. Aiello, Nathanael D. Hevelone, Elias J. Arous, Louis M. Messina, and Andres Schanzer
Electronic medical record: research tool for pancreatic cancer, Edward J. Arous, Theodore P. McDade, Jillian K. Smith, Sing Chau Ng, Mary E. Sullivan, Ralph J. Zottola, Paul J. Ranauro, Shimul A. Shah, Giles F. Whalen, and Jennifer F. Tseng
Effect of preinjury warfarin use on outcomes after head trauma in Medicare beneficiaries, Courtney E. Collins, Elan R. Witkowski, Julie Flahive, Frederick A. Anderson Jr., and Heena Santry
Surgeon volume and elective resection for colon cancer: an analysis of outcomes and use of laparoscopy, Rachelle N. Damle, Christopher W. Macomber, Julie M. Flahive, Jennifer S. Davids, W. Brian Sweeney, Paul R. Sturrock, Justin A. Maykel, Heena P. Santry, and Karim Alavi
The influence of gender on functional outcomes of lower extremity bypass, Reshma P. Duffy, Julie E. Adams, Peter W. Callas, Andres Schanzer, Philip P. Goodney, Michael A. Ricci, Jack L. Cronenwett, and Daniel J. Bertges
Factors that determine the length of stay after carotid endarterectomy represent opportunities to avoid financial losses, Julia Glaser, David Kuwayama, David Stone, Andres Schanzer, Jens Eldrup-Jorgensen, Richard Powell, Andrew Stanley, and Brian Nolan
Fifteen-Year Trends in Lower Limb Amputation, Revascularization, and Preventive Measures Among Medicare Patients, Philip P. Goodney, Massimo Tarulli, Adrienne E. Faerber, Andres Schanzer, and Robert M. Zwolak
Human type I pancreatic elastase treatment of arteriovenous fistulas in patients with chronic kidney disease, Robert J. Hye, Eric K. Peden, Timothy P. O'Connor, Barry J. Browne, Bradley S. Dixon, Andres Schanzer, Stephen C. Jensik, Laura M. Dember, Michael R. Jaff, and Steven K. Burke
The Society for Vascular Surgery Lower Extremity Threatened Limb Classification System: risk stratification based on wound, ischemia, and foot infection (WIfI), Joseph L. Mills Sr., Michael S. Conte, David G. Armstrong, Frank B. Pomposelli, Andres Schanzer, Anton N. Sidawy, George Andros, and Society for Vascular Surgery Lower Extremity Guidelines Committee
The Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality Inpatient Quality Indicator #11 overall mortality rate does not accurately assess mortality risk after abdominal aortic aneurysm repair, William P. Robinson III, Wei Huang, Amy K. Rosen, Andres Schanzer, Hua (Julia) Fang, Frederick A. Anderson Jr., and Louis M. Messina
Rates of insurance for injured patients before and after health care reform in Massachusetts: a possible case of double jeopardy, Heena Santry, Courtney E. Collins, Jason T. Wiseman, Charles M. Psoinos, Julie Flahive, and Catarina I. Kiefe
A qualitative analysis of acute care surgery in the United States: it's more than just "a competent surgeon with a sharp knife and a willing attitude", Heena Santry, Patricia L. Pringle, Courtney E. Collins, and Catarina I. Kiefe
Reply: To PMID 23910457, Jessica P. Simons and Andres Schanzer
Outcomes of carotid endarterectomy versus stenting in comparable medical risk patients, Emily L. Spangler, Philip P. Goodney, Andres Schanzer, David H. Stone, Marc L. Schermerhorn, Richard J. Powell, Jack L. Cronenwett, and Brian W. Nolan
Correlation of apparent diffusion coefficient with Ki-67 proliferation index in grading meningioma, Yi Tang, Sathish Kumar Dundamadappa, Senthur Thangasamy, Thomas Flood, Richard P. Moser, Thomas W. Smith, Keith A. Cauley, and Deepak Takhtani
Routine use of completion imaging after infrainguinal bypass is not associated with higher bypass graft patency, Tze-Woei Tan, Denis Rybin, Jeffrey A. Kalish, Gheorghe Doros, Naomi Hamburg, Andres Schanzer, Jack L. Cronenwett, and Alik Farber
Surgical site infections and other postoperative complications following prophylactic anticoagulation in total joint arthroplasty, Zhong Wang, Frederick A. Anderson Jr., Michael Ward, and Timothy Bhattacharyya
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A contemporary comparative analysis of immediate postoperative prosthesis placement following below-knee amputation, Mujtaba M Ali, Lorraine Loretz, Art Shea, Eli Poorvu, William P. Robinson III, Andres Schanzer, Louis M. Messina, and Donald T. Baril
Outcomes of lower extremity bypass performed for acute limb ischemia, Donald T. Baril, Virendra I. Patel, Dejah R. Judelson, Philip P. Goodney, James T. McPhee, Nathanael D. Hevelone, Jack L. Cronenwett, Andres Schanzer, and Vascular Study Group of New England
Skin perfusion and oxygenation changes in radiation fibrosis, Michael S. Chin, Brian B. Freniere, Caitlin F. Bonney, Luca Lancerotto, Jonathan H. Saleeby, Yuan-Chyuan Lo, Dennis P. Orgill, Thomas J. Fitzgerald, and Janice F. Lalikos
Cavitation rheology as a potential method for in vivo assessment of skin biomechanics, Michael S. Chin, Brian B. Freniere, Sami Fakhouri, John E. Harris, Janice F. Lalikos, and Alfred J. Crosby
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Management of a patient with Turner syndrome presenting with an isolated left subclavian artery aneurysm, Jesse Columbo, Jessica P. Simons, Donald T. Baril, and Andres Schanzer
Hyperspectral Perfusion Monitoring of Irradiated Breast Patients, Nikole M. Connor, Michael S. Chin, Jonathan H. Saleeby, Yuan-Chyuan Lo, Janice F. Lalikos, and Thomas J. Fitzgerald
En bloc tibial thrombectomy, Rachelle N. Damle, Hossein Bagshahi, and Donald T. Baril
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Anti-Gal: An abundant human natural antibody of multiple pathogeneses and clinical benefits, Uri Galili
Discovery of the natural anti-Gal antibody and its past and future relevance to medicine, Uri Galili
Variation in smoking cessation after vascular operations, Andrew W. Hoel, Brian W. Nolan, Philip P. Goodney, Yuanyuan Zhao, Andres Schanzer, Andrew C. Stanley, Jens Eldrup-Jorgensen, Jack L. Cronenwett, and Vascular Study Group of New England
Growing impact of restenosis on the surgical treatment of peripheral arterial disease, Douglas W. Jones, Andres Schanzer, Yuanyuan Zhao, Todd A. MacKenzie, Brian W. Nolan, Michael S. Conte, Philip P. Goodney, and Vascular Study Group of New England
Mechanisms of action of External Volume Expansion devices, Luca Lancerotto, Michael S. Chin, Brian B. Freniere, Jorge R. Lujan-Hernandez, Qiong Li, Alessandro Valderrama Vasquez, Franco Bassetto, Daniel A. Del Vecchio, Janice F. Lalikos, and Dennis P. Orgill
Transdermal scopolamine and perioperative anisocoria in craniofacial surgery: a report of 3 patients, David Lee, Nelson L. Jenkins, Alexandra J. Anastasopulos, A. George Volpe, Bernard T. Lee, and Janice F. Lalikos
Expression of ITGB8 in Epicardial Adipose Tissue is Highly and Directly Correlated with the Severity of Coronary Atherosclerosis, Nancy Lee, Sarah M. Nicoloro, Juerg R. Straubhaar, Melinda Darrigo, Stanley Tam, Michael P. Czech, and Timothy P. Fitzgibbons
Expression of the Integrin Beta 8 Gene (ITGB8) in Epicardial Adipose Tissue is Highly and Directly Correlated with the Degree of Coronary Atherosclerosis, Nancy Lee, Sarah M. Nicoloro, Juerg R. Straubhaar, Melinda Darrigo, Stanley Tam, Michael P. Czech, and Timothy P. Fitzgibbons
A technique of recipient portal venoplasty and cuff insertion for portal revascularization in orthotopic rat liver transplantation, Christopher W. Macomber and Shimul A. Shah
Progenitor cell mobilizing treatments prevent experimental transplant arteriosclerosis, Christopher W. Macomber and Shimul A. Shah
Distal anastomotic vein adjunct usage in infrainguinal prosthetic bypasses, James T. McPhee, Philip P. Goodney, Andres Schanzer, Shimon Shaykevich, Michael Belkin, and Matthew T. Menard
Frequency and Impact of Intensive Care Unit Complications on Moderate-Severe Traumatic Brain Injury – Early Results of the Outcome Prognostication in Traumatic Brain Injury (OPTIMISM) Study, Susanne Muehlschlegel, Raphael A. Carandang, Cynthia Ouillette, Wiley R. Hall, Frederick Anderson, and Robert J. Goldberg
AIRP best cases in radiologic-pathologic correlation: lactating adenoma, Allyson N. Parnes, Ali Akalin, Robert M. Quinlan, and Gopal R. Vijayaraghavan
Outcomes in octogenarians with subdural hematomas, Julie G. Pilitsis, Britney Atwater, Daniel Warden, Gina Deck, James E. Carroll Jr., Jillian K. Smith, Sing Chau Ng, and Jennifer F. Tseng
Utilization of morning report by acute care surgery teams: results from a qualitative study, Patricia L. Pringle, Courtney E. Collins, and Heena Santry
Contemporary trends in necrotizing soft-tissue infections in the United States, Charles M. Psoinos, Julie M. Flahive, Joshua J. Shaw, YouFu Li, Sing Chau Ng, Jennifer F. Tseng, and Heena P. Santry
A Mycobacterium bovis Mycotic Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm Resulting From Bladder Cancer Treatment, Resection, and Reconstruction With a Cryopreserved Aortic Graft, Charles M. Psoinos, Jessica P. Simons, Donald T. Baril, William P. Robinson III, and Andres Schanzer
Is routine intraoperative cholangiogram necessary in the twenty-first century? A national view, Elizaveta Ragulin Coyne, Elan R. Witkowski, Zeling Chau, Sing Chau Ng, Heena P. Santry, Mark P. Callery, Shimul A. Shah, and Jennifer F. Tseng
National trends in pancreaticoduodenal trauma: interventions and outcomes, Elizaveta Ragulin-Coyne, Elan R. Witkowski, Zeling Chau, Daniel Wemple, Sing Chau Ng, Heena P. Santry, Shimul A. Shah, and Jennifer F. Tseng
Simulation-based training to teach open abdominal aortic aneurysm repair to surgical residents requires dedicated faculty instruction, William P. Robinson III, Donald T. Baril, Odette Taha, Andres Schanzer, Anne C. Larkin, Jean Bismuth, Erica L. Mitchell, and Louis M. Messina
Derivation and validation of a practical risk score for prediction of mortality after open repair of ruptured abdominal aortic aneurysms in a US regional cohort and comparison to existing scoring systems, William P. Robinson III, Andres Schanzer, YouFu Li, Philip P. Goodney, Brian W. Nolan, Mohammad H. Eslami, Jack L. Cronenwett, and Louis M. Messina
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No sync in console mode upon vt-switch
A couple of days ago I replaced my Geforce 5200 based AGP card with a 6200 based one in my FC6 system. I made no other alterations, but now when I boot, although X does start & run fine with the nvidia driver, if I vt-switch (<Ctrl+Alt+Fn>) back to a console mode my monitor (Iiyama Vision Master Pro 454) reports no sync.
I *can* log in and do stuff, I just can't see it. I can also switch back to X on vt7 OK. I'll attach the bug report log as requested; it shows I use a vga= and a video= in my kernel boot, but I've tried without these, and also with a 'vga=normal' which was suggested in this forum 2-3 years ago, but to no avail.
Oh yes, and although I'm set up for running Beryl, I don't run it by default, so it's not that.
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The final phase of the University Parkway project is expected to be finished this week, about two months earlier than the previously-projected and nearly six months earlier than the contract's deadline.
"They're just well ahead of schedule," said County Engineer John Stoll about workers for Cynthiana, Ind.-based Blankenberger Brothers, Inc. "They got ahead of schedule by putting extra manpower out there and having good weather to get to this point."
The 1.6-mile stretch between Marx and Diamond Avenue cost about $8.73 million, Stoll said.
When this phase is complete, drivers who utilize West Side roads will have a four-lane road that directly links the Lloyd Expressway to Indiana 66.
Weather is the only thing that could alter this week's target date, but it probably won't be by much since working this week will be "spotty at best," Stoll said.
Stoll said subcontractors that Blankenberger Brothers, Inc., hired were one of the factors that helped the company beat its October deadline. The entire 5-mile project — which has road builders working their way north in four phases — costs nearly $31 million.
The interchange at the Lloyd Expressway and University Parkway, completed in 1994, cost $3.6 million. The $12.36 million segment to Upper Mount Vernon Road, opened in 2006. And the third section from there to Marx Road, which opened last April, cost about $6.1 million.
The current phase is about the same distance as the third phase, but it costs $8.7 million because it's slightly longer and it required bridge work, Stoll said.
Combined, the final two phases cost about $15 million, and in 2009 local officials received a $12 million Indiana Department of Transportation grant toward them. The other 20 percent was funded by local revenue sources, including gasoline taxes.
Stoll said the idea for the West Side's newest thoroughfare was first put forth in a 1979 Evansville Urban Transportation Study. The master plan that's based on that study grew and now one of its goals is to have University Parkway extend to Interstate-64.
Stoll said that's not likely to happen anytime soon: That 9-mile stretch from Diamond Avenue to Interstate 64 would cost about $50 million in today's dollars.
"The limitations for that are $3 million a year, and those aren't guaranteed to come to Vanderburgh County," Stoll said about federal grant money. "So, it's funding issues that are stalling it out for now."
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Teen Game Day
All Library locations will be closed on Saturday, July 4 in observance of Independence Day.
Thursday, June 13, 2013
4:00pm @ Westport Branch
Teens are invited to have a relaxing and fun time and hang out with their friends. Play board games, Wii, and Dance Dance Revolution. Mark your calendar! Teen Game Day is scheduled on 2nd Thursday of each month.


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For the fourth time an Ocean View man went before the Indian River Board of Education to speak against using Indians as mascots at several schools in the district.
This time he told them they are teaching racism.
"They are cartoon Indians and mascots, projecting people as not fully human. You're playing Indian. You're intentionally making a mockery of past and living tribal people," Lloyd Elling said. "It is stereotyping. It is racism. It is bearing false witness. It is immoral." ...


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Respond to Review of Loving Hut - Na Porici
by SynthVegan
Review: I had a horrible dining experience in Prague, so much so that I gave up on the veggie restaurants and opted to eat fries and salads at random other places. I later found Loving Hut and knew that I would have a decent meal. Generally I go for the western stuff on the menu, but this time I decided to try the Pho. The Pho was really good; it was a huge soup with lots of rice noodles and veggie meats. I also decided to order some mashed potatoes (in case the Pho wasn't good) and thought they were pretty tasty too. Overall LH has never failed me, be sure to check them out.
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