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"Right now what I like most about Aiden is Hope" ~ DC
because she was drinking heavily & scratching herself at night? lol. i don't know.
she says that she woke up one day & told Michael that she was certain she was going to be shooting her last scenes that day. apparently "no one had officially told me, i just felt it. i just knew it."
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The Department of Justice Hosting Training This Week on Prosecution of Sexual Assaults;
Denim Day 2014 Scheduled for April 23rd
MADISON — Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen reminds Wisconsin residents that April is National Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month, during which time we recommit ourselves to standing against crimes of sexual violence by supporting survivors, holding offenders accountable and working toward prevention of sexual assault in our communities. On Tuesday, April 8th, the Department of Justice State Prosecutors Education and Training (SPET) program together with the Violence Against Women Resource Prosecutor (VAWRP) program and with assistance from the Office of Crime Victim Services (OCVS) began a four-day trial advocacy training for prosecutors from across the state. This week's training will focus on providing prosecutors with the tools to successfully prosecute sexual assault trials, from the first meeting with a victim to the last word of the closing arguments.
"In addition to providing the latest in specialized trial skills training, this event brings prosecutors together with victim services specialists, community advocates, specialized sexual assault nurse examiners and child advocacy professionals -- all of whom must work together in order to support victims and hold sex offenders accountable for their actions," Attorney General Van Hollen said. "Advanced trial skills plus integrated teamwork is the equation for successfully convicting sex offenders."
The training runs from Tuesday, April 8th through Friday April 11th, from 8:15 am to 5:00 pm at the Best Western Premier Waterfront Hotel in Oshkosh.
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Sexual assault can devastate survivors, often leaving them to cope with the effects of the trauma they have experienced such as depression, fear, suicidal feelings and long-lasting health problems. Unfortunately, too many victims will struggle to cope with these challenges, as crimes of sexual violence and abuse affect thousands of men, women and children in our state each year.
The Department of Justice will work further to raise awareness this month by participating in Denim Day on April 23rd. The Denim Day tradition of wearing denim in solidarity with victims of sexual assault began in response to an Italian court ruling overturning a rape conviction because the judge believed that the victim's jeans were so tight that the perpetrator could not have removed them without her assistance. On April 16th, the DOJ's Violence Against Women Resource Prosecutor will provide special lunch-time training for prosecutors highlighting recent developments in sexual assault prosecutions.

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Two Iraqis alleged to have carried out attacks against U.S. troops in Iraq have been stung in an undercover FBI investigation in Kentucky. They now face federal terrorism charges, including allegations that they provided material support to al-Qaida in Iraq and conspired to transport explosives and Stinger missiles overseas to kill U.S. forces.
Bowling Green, Ky., residents Waad Ramadan Alwan, 30, and Mohanad Shareef Hammadi, 23, could face life in prison if convicted on the charges outlined in the 23-count indictment unsealed on Tuesday.
"Over the course of roughly eight years, Waad Ramadan Alwan allegedly supported efforts to kill U.S. troops in Iraq, first by participating in the construction and placement of improvised explosive devices in Iraq and, more recently, by attempting to ship money and weapons from the United States to insurgents in Iraq," Acting Assistant Attorney General for National Security Todd Hinnens said in a Justice Department statement.
"His co-defendant Mohanad Shareef Hammadi is accused of many of the same activities," Hinnens continued. "With these arrests, which are the culmination of extraordinary investigative work by law enforcement and intelligence officials, the support provided by these individuals comes to an end and they will face justice."
Alwan entered the United States in April 2009 and has lived in Bowling Green since his arrival. Hammadi arrived three months later and moved to Bowling Green after first staying in Las Vegas. They'd both sought asylum in the United States and traveled there on refugee visas, according to a Department of Homeland Security official. Their case highlighted certain gaps in the screening process of vetting new arrivals, the official said. It is now broader and includes several checks closer to the time the person is expected to travel to the United States in case there is new information on their case.
The FBI launched an investigation into Alwan in September 2009. Almost a year into the investigation, the FBI began using a "confidential human source" to meet with Alwan, who discussed his activities as an Iraqi insurgent. In these recorded conversations, Alwan allegedly stated that he used improvised explosive devices in Iraq "hundreds of times" and bragged about targeting U.S. troops and armored vehicles, according to the release. The FBI was able to identify Alwan's fingerprints on unexploded IEDs.
The FBI source told Alwan that he "shipped money and weapons to the mujahidin in Iraq by secreting them in vehicles sent from the United States," according to the release. Alwan recruited Hammadi to assist in preparations to provide material support for al-Qaida to kill U.S. troops in Iraq. These activities included picking up machine guns, rocket-propelled grenade launchers, Stinger missiles, and money from a storage facility in Kentucky and delivering them to a designated location believing they would be shipped to al-Qaida.
"Neither the Stinger missiles nor any of the other weapons or money delivered by Alwan or Hammadi in connection with the [confidential human source] in the United States were provided to al-Qaida in Iraq, but instead were carefully controlled by law enforcement as part of the undercover operation," the release states.
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Fri, September 6, 2013 • 4:00 PM - 9:00 PM • Shady Springs Party Barn; Buses leave at 4:10 pm East Mall Fountain/Winship Circle--the cul-de-sac at CLA--(23rd St dead-ends @ East Mall.)
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Plan II Freshman Getaway 2013 :: Friday, September 6, 2013
Entering first-year students, Plan II peer advisers P2SA officers and Plan II staff travel off campus for a killer BBQ dinner (with veggie options),swimming, water-balloon battle, piñata, a Shakespeare performance, volleyball and other games. Shady Springs has big beautiful oaks and a lush lawn. They have a spring on the property so even when we are in "extreme" drought conditions, the grass is soft and green. There's a big "party barn," so even if it's rainy, there's plenty of room for fun.
Buses will leave at 4:10 pm from East Mall Fountain/Winship Circle--the cul-de-sac at CLA--the College of Liberal Arts Building (where 23rd Street dead-ends into the East Mall.) The ride to Shady Springs Party Barn takes about 20 minutes. Buses will return you to the College of Liberal Arts Building (CLA)
- Please bring: Comfortable, casual clothes. Shoes or sandals. Bathing suit & towel. Bug spray. Your game face: life happens.
- Don't bring: Alcoholic beverages. Other illicit substances. Money or valuables (there are no lockers).
- Provided: Buffet dinner featuring Texas-style barbecue and vegetarian options, iced tea, lemonade and water.
- Be ready for: FUN!
It's a bargain at $60.
- $30 of the charge is for the Getaway (transportation, food, beverages, Shakespeare and fun);
- the other $30 pays for a LIFETIME membership in the Plan II Students' Association (P2SA).
Mail in the form(s) and check to the Plan II Honors office or bring the three forms and a check for $60 (or cash) with you to Orientation:
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Cancellations and refunds: Cancel by Friday, August 30. No refunds after this date.
Forms are also available at the Plan II front desk, just stop on by to fill them out before the September 6 (bring your insurance card with you).
*IMPORTANT NOTE: Every Getaway participant must submit THREE FORMS.
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Years later, Ohlone Indians return home to Bay Area
After the Resolution passed unanimously yesterday, the press conference received a staffer from Supervisor Eric Mar's office, who offered to help in the next steps of implementing the resolution's intent: inclusion in the planning process. She suggested help with drafting language for "ordinances" and other legislative action.
As the recognition process continues to leave the realm of symbolic and enters the reality of law, more and more Ohlone decendants are seeking out their heritage, embracing it and learning the culture that comes with it.
Eventually, there is a personal confrontation with the history of genocide and mass murder, the anger and despair that comes over that and the dangerous nuclear waste polluting their sacred sites where Lennar Corp actually wants to build housing, all of which is difficult for any human to come to terms with and choose a path of healing, reconciliation and active reformation for future generations.
Conscious choice is key. One can remain inactive around the issues of Native American justice, or one can step forward and participate, whether they are Native or not. For most Ohlone, there's not much of a choice: it's participate or disappear and never exist… or exist as something other than Ohlone.
The Ohlone Profiles Project remains an effort for artists, cultural workers and, as seen yesterday, politicians to support and embrace the necessity to strengthen and uphold San Francisco's positive legacy as Sanctuary City and birthplace of the UN Charter. Artistic forms of communicating culture are just one element of the work. This week's success at the local, legislative level is another.
At a place known as an EPA Superfund cleanup site where the Navy dumped toxic, toxic waste and ran nuclear tests in a building that's still standing radioactive… a corporation wants to build housing with a plan that the San Francisco government approved… all in a place that long before was home to Native tribes who still live today, and have not forgotten their ancestors and legacy. Despite the fact that the Navy never cleaned it up, dumped it on SF, which sold it to Lennar Corp for $1, which still hasn't cleaned it up and is banking on the forgetfulness of a defeated justice-seeking population including environmental scientists public video testimony against the Lennar's development plan… despite all of this, it is still all of our responsibility today to find justice and to create and live in a just, sacred and sustainable world.
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Tips For Shopping Big and Tall
In the early days of retail, men of a larger build would seek a specialty store for properly fitting apparel. It was difficult to find comfortable clothes that also portrayed the desired professional image. Thankfully, as time progressed their demands were recognized. More brands began to offer clothing suited for the larger gentleman. The following are a few tips for helping men make sense of Big and Tall.
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Domestic vermouth is super-hot right now—there's a bevy of small producers making new vermouths using high-quality wine and a range of both traditional and experimental flavorings. But what about alternatives to classic bitter cocktail ingredients like Campari and Lillet? Enter Vermont's Eden Ice Cider, with their new bitter aperitif ciders. More


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The first-round games will be at DePaul's campus in the city on March 8 with the quarterfinals, semifinals and finals at the Allstate Arena in Rosemont over the next three days.
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The conference, which underwent a major membership change in the offseason, had played its tournament in Hartford for the past 10 years. The men's tournament will remain in New York at Madison Square Garden.


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IMMIGRATION BILL Gives DHS Sec. 'Virtually Unlimited Discretion to Waive Any Manner of Crimes,' ICE Council Warns Congress | CNS News
By MB Snow at May 9, 2013 | 10:13 am
May 9, 2013 By Craig Bannister -- Sen. Jeff Sessions (R-Ala.) entered a letter from law enforcement officials nationwide warning of the dangers of the immigration bill S.744 into the judiciary committee record today. The letter To Congress from the National Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Council of the American Federation of Government Employees ... Go To Article
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HERITAGE FOUNDATION REPORT: Amnestied Immigrants Add $6.3 Trillion to Debt
By MB Snow at May 6, 2013 | 1:44 pm
by MIKE FLYNN 6 May 2013, 7:55 AM PDT -- Monday morning, the Heritage Foundation is releasing its long-anticipated study of the fiscal impact of providing illegal immigrants a pathway to citizenship. Breitbart News has received an advance copy of the study. Over their lifetimes, the newly legalized immigrants would add a net $6.3 Trillion to the public debt. Heritage ... Go To Article
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BYRON YORK: With one click, key part of immigration bill becomes ten times more costly | WashEx
By MB Snow at May 5, 2013 | 11:15 am
Byron York, May 4, 2013 Late Tuesday, the bipartisan Gang of Eight released a new version of its comprehensive immigration reform bill to the Senate. Now 867 pages — up from the original 844 — the bill, known as a substitute, is filled with corrections and rewordings of portions of the first bill. But it appears there are some substantive changes — including ... Go To Article
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MARK STEYN:: The Immigration Transformation | NRO
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Most countries in the world have irrelevant numbers of "immigrants." In the Americas, for example, only Canada, America, and the British West Indies have significant non-native populations. In Mexico, immigrants account for 0.6 percent of the population, and that generally negligible level prevails all the way down through Latin America until you hit a blip of 1.4 ... Go To Article
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HUGH HEWITT:: For GOP Would-Be Presidents, The Border Fence is 2016′s Panama Canall
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A border fence, "a fence from left to right, from east to west, except obviously the mountainous areas," as Charles Krauthammer put it, is essential to the effort to pass immigration reform. If a serious fence along the southern border is not mandated in the bill--high, double-fencing with access roads for patrol vehicles-- it won't pass. Certainly not in the House, ... Go To Article
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MARCO RUBIO: The Immigration Reform Opportunity – WSJ
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By MARCO RUBIO, May 2, 2013 Several Senate colleagues and I drew up a reform bill, and now Americans' input will help us improve it. Next week, the Senate will begin making changes to and, hopefully, improve the immigration-reform legislation I introduced with several colleagues last month. This part of the process is a chance to fix America's broken immigration system ... Go To Article
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by David Catanese May 2, 2013 The Texas freshman has become the face of the GOP opposition to immigration reform—and that could boost the senator's prospects in 2016, reports David Catanese. Three weeks after he was elected to the Senate, Ted Cruz delivered a speech in a dimly lit downtown Washington hotel ballroom addressing the thumping his party had sustained ... Go To Article
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By Chris Stirewalt, Power PlayPublished May 02, 2013FoxNews.com "At the time of re-entry there was no derogatory information that suggested this individual posed a national security or public safety threat." -- Department of Homeland Security spokesman Peter Boogaard explaining to FOX News that Azamat Tazhayakov, accused of aiding the suspected Boston Marathon ... Go To Article
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ASSIMILATION:: Wrong message on assimilation – The Denver Post
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By Mike Gonzalez -- The Heritage Foundation This undated photo added on April 18, 2013 to the VK page of Dias Kadyrbayev shows, from left, Azamat Tazhayakov and Dias Kadyrbayev, from Kazakhstan, with Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev in Times Square in New York. (AP Photo/VK) In the aftermath of the Boston bombings, many are asking how someone who ... Go To Article
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BYRON YORK: Could there be another wave of illegal immigration? | WashEx
By MB Snow at April 30, 2013 | 1:00 am
Byron York: April 29, 2013 One argument often heard in the debate over comprehensive immigration reform is that the flow of illegal immigrants from Mexico to the United States, once measured in the hundreds of thousands per year, has slowed dramatically and is not likely to pick up again. "All across Mexico's ruddy central plains, most of the people who could go ... Go To Article
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What Our Customers Are Saying:
Pam and I just wanted to say thanks for your lovely hospitality this past week. It was the perfect discovery that we found not only your beautiful motor court on the water there, but even more so the friendliness of the two of you. We truly felt like we were still on our honeymoon.
We followed your general directions in returning home from there, driving through the Adirondacks, stopping to picnic by the water, Pam taking photos of the wild flowers, an idyllic drive that we totally enjoyed, thanks to you. I honestly don't know if we would ever get back up there from our home here in the Burlington area of NJ, but if we do, we certainly know where we would stay - as guests of your lodging there.
Thanks again. Good luck to you in both your life together and your business there.
Jim & Pam
Just wanted to check back and thank you again for your hospitality.
My sister Joyce and my friend Mary Ann, and I really enjoyed our time there, and loved your location and facilities...it was so convenient and relaxing. We also loved the two castle tour...we spent hours wandering the grounds at Boldt Castle.
Thank you again... I hope that you are enjoying the home grown tomatoes I left for you.
Carol Phillips
We thoroughly enjoyed your stay at Hill's Motor Court the first week of August. The double bed efficiency and double bed cottage were great. The chairs/table, refrigerator, microwave, stove, sink, pots, pans, etc. in the efficiency more than met our needs. The comfortable beds and chairs and the cable television and air conditioning were excellent. Your meticulous daily cleaning of all the rooms, especially the bathrooms and showers were greatly appreciated. The well maintained docks and the outside tables, umbrellas, and chairs made the view of the river and sunset very relaxing.
Your friendliness and hard work made for a wonderful stay. We look forward to future stays with you.
Every good wish to you and thanks again.
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I want to thank you for the great time we had at your cabins. You both made all of us feel like one big happy family. I can see why you have repeat business. As soon as Deena and I know when we are coming back next year we will call you and see if you have any openings.
Also, if you ever need a reference for your place, please let me know.
Thanks again for all the fun.
You sure have a wonderful way with people. Thanks for all your help this morning. Thank you for making my Mom and Dad's life more richer. They love coming here so much and they can't wait for winter to end and come back to Hill's.
Just wanted to let you know how much we enjoyed our little visit in Cottage #9. We are always looking for quaint, cozy lodgings. If too many people find out how pleasant you both are, how clean and comfortable the cottages are, we may have to book reservations years in advance.
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We just wanted to say thank you for a very nice stay! The room was excellent and immaculate, and you were so friendly and helpful. Also, great view!
We will be back!
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We would like to thank you both for a wonderful stay, courteous and wonderful service. The room and view were awesome. Have a wonderful life and business.
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A remarkable value for what was provided. The rooms were great, the owners cleaned them thoroughly every day. They go out of their way to make sure you are happy with your stay. It's a friendly atmosphere and their personal attention are sure to make your stay a comfortable one. Nice waterfront spot. Loved this place and can't wait to go back.
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We just got back from a 2 night stay at Hill's Motor Court in Alexandria Bay,NY and have nothing but good things to say about our visit. The cabins are cozy and very clean, the owners exceptionally friendly and helpful and the view is stupendous. I would highly recommend Hill's to anyone looking for a nice, comfortable, affordable place to stay while visiting the Thousand Islands.
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I stay at Hills Motor Court for 3 nights every Labor Day weekend for 3 glorious nights and days. I have never in my 64 years of travel found a motel whose owners could be more gracious, honest, caring, sincere, and friendly people in my life. I have never, but never even used my key at this place. This is not a row of doors like the usual motel fare. This is a true court where you actually get to meet the other guests through seeing them across this "court". At one end of the court is a seating area under an umbrella where you can sit for hours simply admiring a view like no other to many of us, and be only a scant 20 feet from the River itself. Marine commerce from the world over passes right before your eyes in the form of ocean going ships on a constant basis.
And the accommodation in each separate cabin, ...???? cozy, cozy, cozy and clean. NO PHONE which is wonderful. NO Internet access. Simple comfort for the night, knowing that Terri will have the coffee ready at 7:00 sharp in the office.
If simplicity and sincerity is your thing, go there!!!!
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Friendly atmosphere and their personal attention are sure to make your stay a comfortable one.
A remarkable value for what was provided. The rooms were great, the owners cleaned them thoroughly every day. They go out of their way to make sure you are happy with your stay, It's a friendly atmosphere and their personal attention are sure to make your stay a comfortable one. Nice waterfront spot. Loved this place and can't wait to go back.
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Our family stayed at Hill's Motor Court from 08/01 through 08/06. We had a 2 double bed efficiency and a 2 double bed cottage. The rooms, bathrooms, and showers were immaculate and the owners cleaned them thoroughly every day. The bedrooms were well appointed with excellent photographs of the area. The rooms had comfortable chairs, strong, quiet air conditioners and excellent cable television sets. The beds were very comfortable and the bath towels and cloths were thick and new. The kitchen in the efficiency had a solid table for 4, a good refrigerator, microwave oven, a table top stove and stainless steel sink. There were all the pots, pans cups, glasses, plates, and bowels we needed. There were ample comfortable tables with umbrellas and chairs facing river and charcoal grills. The docks were well maintained and the complimentary docking for our boat was excellent. A remarkable value for what was provided. The owners were most cordial and helpful. They live on-site and were accessible all day. We will definitely return to Hill's Motor Court again.
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The Dish: Pollo Tropical has new dining concept
NAPLES - Pollo Tropical at 3777 U.S. 41 E., Naples, has changed its concept from fast food to fast casual. Now food is served on real plates and silverware with choices on how diners can place their orders and a number of new dishes.
The drive-through is still available, but if you decide to eat inside you have the choice of placing your order with a runner or at the counter; both will be delivered to your table. This new service, according to the company, gives diners time to settle in and make themselves comfortable, before devouring the savory dishes. There's now free WiFi and the distraction of the art work of "famous chickens" on the wall.
Everything on the menu is fresh-made, according to the company. Sizzling fajitas and larger side dishes are some of the new choices. Kids can enjoy the mac 'n cheese and mashed potatoes and brown rice is an alternative side. There's also a kickier new spicy sauce or customized dinners in a TropiChop Bowl. Choices include chicken, pork or steak and rice and beans. There's also a salsa bar where diners can make their own salsas.
Prices for kids meals are $4.95. The restaurants now also offer sangria, wine and beer. Desserts include a flan, cheesecake, tres leches cake, key lime pie or soft-serve and get your caffeine with an espresso, latte or cappuccino.
Information: 417-2708
Pollo Tropical's executive chef gave us this generic recipe:
Fried yucca, with cilantro mayo dipping sauce
Ingredients for fries
3 yuccas, peeled and cut into 1-inch wide sticks
Soy based vegetable oil for frying, enough to cover cut yucca in a deep skillet
Dipping sauce ingredients
Handful fresh cilantro, cut
3 garlic cloves, peeled and chopped
Salt and pepper to taste
4 ounces mayonnaise
Preparation of fries
■ Heat oil to 345-365 degrees in a deep skillet.
■ Add yuca sticks in batches to the oil and fry until golden brown and soft. Until soft and golden in color.
Dipping sauce preparation
■ In a medium bowl mix mayonnaise, cilantro and garlic.
■ Add salt and pepper and other spices if desired and mix thoroughly.
■ Serve with hot, fried yucca sticks.
■ Serves four.
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Patients shouldn't have to bounce around from one doctor to the next in search of the best treatment options for their cardiac care. What if these cardiac specialists – specifically cardiologists and cardiac surgeons – were housed in one area, regularly working together to offer optimal treatment plans for patients?
Late last year, Saint Louis University Hospital launched the Center for Comprehensive Cardio-vascular Care – also known as the C4 – offering patients an individualized approach to cardiac care through collaboration between cardiologists and surgeons. A disease-based center, the C4 offers a menu of treatment options in one place for patients experiencing heart issues.
This all-in-one, patient-focused center is a bonus for patients who are typically shuffled around to various doctors before settling on a specific treatment. Housed on SLU Hospital's main campus, the C4 has plans for a remodeled cardiac catheterization lab and a new hybrid operating room that combines cardiac surgery and intervention.
"This center starts with the patient and ends with the patient, because we believe they should have choices when it comes to their treatment options," says Michael Lim, MD, a cardiologist, center co-director, and director of SLU Hospital's cardiology division. "From catheterization and open surgery to thoracoscopic surgery, medical therapy, and ablation, we work together to make these care decisions with our patients, while reducing their risk for stroke. This is not a common approach at most centers around the country."
The launch of the C4 was highlighted by the return of one of St. Louis' most prominent cardiac surgeons, Richard Lee, MD, center co-director, professor, and vice-chairman of the department of surgery. Dr. Lee has partnered with Dr. Lim to run the center.
"The reason I came to join Dr. Lim is the opportunity to fuse cardiology and cardiac surgery," says Dr. Lee. "For these patients, we will be able to offer new procedures to the region as well as improvements of traditional ones."
For example, in treating the heart rhythm problem atrial fibrillation (AFib), Dr. Lim, Dr. Lee and Ali Mehdirad, MD, electrophysiology director at SLU Hospital, have partnered to offer the full spectrum of procedures and therapies customized to the patient's circumstances.
Dr. Lee helped pioneer the Hybrid Maze Procedure, a minimally-invasive option performed in two stages. In the first stage, Dr. Lee creates a "maze," or scar, on a beating heart without opening a patient's chest. In the second stage, Dr. Mehdirad performs catheter ablation to create more scars inside the heart. This cures a patient's AFib by putting it back into rhythm (without a sternotomy) and promoting a faster recovery.
"When we talk about the fusion of specialties, the Hybrid Maze Procedure is a perfect example," says Dr. Lee. "We've combined minimally-invasive surgery with catheter-based techniques to offer patients better outcomes and improved recovery time."
In June 2013, the C4 team performed a new procedure on a 70-year-old AFib patient who was unable to take blood thinners, putting her at increased stroke risk. The C4 was among the first in the region to perform this procedure that reduces stroke risk for patients with AFib, while eliminating their need for prescription blood thinners. Traditionally, patients have been treated with anti-coagulants such as warfarin to reduce stroke risks, but these blood thinners carry side effects.
This new procedure ties off the heart's left atrial appendage (LAA) using a pre-tied suture loop that is threaded through the body via catheter in a procedure called an occlusion. For patients with AFib, an occlusion is an option as blood clots arise from the LAA in more than 90 percent of cases. If a blood clot dislodges and travels into the brain, the risk for ischemic stroke is very high.
"We are able to do this minimally invasively without opening up a patient's chest," says Dr. Lim. "We want to give patients options and this allows them to have choices beyond warfarin."
Using the LARIAT® Suture Delivery Device, Drs. Lim and Mehdirad accessed the LAA by inserting a catheter under the rib cage. Another catheter is inserted through a vein in the groin up into the heart, and positioned inside the LAA. From both angles, Dr. Lim then used the loop to suture over the LAA.
"This lowers a significant stroke risk in a high-risk patient population," says Dr. Lim. "By having an interventionalist, electrophysiologist and cardiac surgeon all in the cath lab during the case, we are able to provide a true team approach for our patients."
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I have read the post on avn but it seems most of us don't know what it is. Can somebody please help me out here? thanks. Jim.
Sorry i blew up, I finally was able to find something on the net. avascular necrosis. I need to do some more research on this. I have complained to reumy about my hips hurting all the time including my lower back, he kinda giggled and said i was getting old. I know he was just trying to be humorous but every thing the docs try to tell me is just me getting older is crap. All these symptoms don't just pop up in the course of a couple of years. Could this cause pain on the bottom of the feet when you walk also? just not having a very good day. Gout deciding to revisit, wish he would stay away. God bless, Jim.
Here is a bit more info for you!
Avascular necrosis (AVN) is defined as cellular death of bone components due to interruption of the blood supply; the bone structures then collapse, resulting in bone destruction, pain, and loss of joint function. AVN is associated with numerous conditions and usually involves the epiphysis of long bones, such as the femoral and humeral heads and the femoral condyles, but small bones can also be affected. In clinical practice, AVN is most commonly encountered in the hip. Recently, AVN of the jaw associated with bisphosphonate use has also been described.1
Early diagnosis and appropriate intervention can delay the need for joint replacement. However, most patients present late in the disease course. Without treatment, the process is almost always progressive, leading to joint destruction within 5 years. Patients taking corticosteroids and organ transplant recipients are particularly at risk of developing AVN. Most available data regarding the natural history, pathology, pathogenesis, and treatment of AVN pertains to femoral head necrosis.
Thanks Mary, I also just finished reading about 8 pages on this, that is depressing, apparently from what I read I need to see an orthopedist for this and not my reumy. Yeeeehaaa.
I'm glad that you found some information on AVN. One of the biggest risks for getting it is taking high doses of steroids, like prednisone. I always worry about it when I see so many people on here taking it. I've only taken it twice in my adult life, so I'm one of those people who has AVN with no apparent cause.
Pain in your hips, groin, and knees can be a reason to get checked for it. Since you've also been on high doses of steroids, I would think that you could very well be at risk.
Mine didn't show up until they did a bone scan, so be insistent about it.
Get it checked, and let me know.
Thanks for the info Marla, which doctor do you see for yours, rheumy or ? I have an appt. in a week and half with my new/old pcp, he is a good doc. God bless, Jim.
Hi Jim, Unfortunaly I have AVN of the knees. It did not show up on xrays, ultrasounds or even bone scan. Mine only showed up in an MRI and because I kept insisting something was wrong. The pain is comparable to bone cancer pain, its excrutiating (sp) and debilitating. The way I described it to my doc was as if I my legs had been stuck in an ice pond and someone chiselled away at them with a pick. You should follow up with a good orthopedic doctor.
@ Marla Lupus is a known cause for AVN, I was only on steroids for a couple of weeks before the diagnosis, so we know it wasn't the steroids. Doesn't this suck?????
I need total knee replacement and they wont do it, because Im too "YOUNG" please...spare me! Just give me the damn knee and help me live pain free, but noooo, I have to suffer!
Thanks Linda. I have an appt. next week with my pcp. I spent all day yesterday in flare mode and in a great deal of pain ALL DAY LONG! I still ache in the low back and hip area. This pain has been bothering me for months but yesterday was just too much. By late afternoon I was just laying in bed with the tears running down my cheeks taking tylenol and ibuprofen, I think I finally got to sleep somewhere around 10:00 and here I am, woke up at 3:30 this morn. I can still feel some ache there, started the day off with tylenol and ibuprofen, what a breakfast, I can feel the fibro in my upper back starting to come back, at least I got a day of no pain there after a massage. I am just a mess lately:~{ sorry for all the wineing. God bless, Jim.
Oh Jim I totally understand how you feel. I've been the same lately and I suffer from fibro also I had to have my son give me a massage with bengay last night, I was smelling yummy lol...hope you feel better soon and good luck with your apointment. make sure he refers you to a good ortho!


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Posted: 09/11/2009 - RICHMOND, Va. (AP) - Carl Edwards is still hobbling around on crutches, but he doesn't expect any trouble from his broken right foot in the biggest race of his NASCAR season.
Posted: 09/11/2009 - RICHMOND, Va. (AP) - Carl Edwards is still hobbling around on crutches, but he doesn't expect any trouble from his broken right foot in the biggest race of his NASCAR season.
Posted: 09/11/2009 - SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (AP) - David Robinson, who won two NBA championships and a pair of Olympic gold medals, has been inducted into the Naismith Memorial Hall of Fame.
Posted: 09/11/2009 - ALAMEDA, Calif. (AP) - Fire up the backyard grill and flip on the TV, Bengals and Cardinals fans. You can see your team's game at your own home this Sunday.
Posted: 09/11/2009 - MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - The Minnesota Timberwolves have signed guard Ramon Sessions, after the Milwaukee Bucks declined to match their $16 million, four-year contract offer to the restricted free agent.
Posted: 09/11/2009 - MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - The Oakland Athletics purchased the contract of catcher Eric Munson from Triple-A Sacramento on Friday and transferred pitcher Dallas Braden to the 60-day disabled list, all but ending his 2009 season.
Posted: 09/11/2009 - PRETORIA, South Africa -- Gender tests on running sensation Caster Semenya determined she has internal male sexual organs, Australian newspapers reported Friday, triggering new outrage from South Africa and her father, who called her critics "crazy" and "sick."
Posted: 09/11/2009 - ENGLEWOOD, Colo. (AP) - Denver Broncos wide receiver Brandon Marshall declined to comment Friday about his return from a team-imposed suspension, culminating his week of public silence on the matter.
Posted: 09/11/2009 - PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Michael Vick is traveling with the Philadelphia Eagles for their season opener at Carolina to get a taste of what's the team's road routine is all about.
Posted: 09/11/2009 - Washington State wants to convince fans it has improved from a horrific 2008 by posting a victory, after losing opener 39-13 to Stanford. QBs Kevin Lopina and Marshall Lobbestael still fighting for starting job. Hawaii barely beat Central Arkansas of the FCS 25-20, and opens a stretch of three road games that is its longest in 45 years.
Updated: 09/11/2009 - SAN DIEGO (AP) - District Attorney Bonnie Dumanis has dismissed reality TV star Tila Tequila's accusations that San Diego Chargers linebacker Shawne Merriman choked her and threw her to the ground early Sunday.
Posted: 09/11/2009 - KINGSTON, Ontario (AP) - Former NHL player Mike Danton says his father, not his agent, was the intended victim of a failed murder-for-hire plot that sent him to prison five years ago.
Posted: 09/11/2009 - WASHINGTON (AP) - First lady Michelle Obama will travel to Copenhagen in support of Chicago's bid to host the 2016 Summer Olympic Games.
Posted: 09/11/2009 - KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - Tennessee and UCLA had fairly easy season openers. Now it's time for a real test.
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Posted: 09/11/2009 - TORONTO (AP) - Trainer Steve Asmussen has won the 5,000th race of his career.
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Posted: 09/11/2009 - RENTON, Wash. (AP) - Receiver Deion Branch's ability to play in the Seattle Seahawks' opener against the St. Louis Rams on Sunday will be a game-time decision.
Posted: 09/11/2009 - NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - Tennessee tight end Bo Scaife called James Harrison's shot on his left leg a "cheap shot" in the locker room after the game. Titans coach Jeff Fisher doesn't agree.
Posted: 09/11/2009 - SEDALIA, Mo. (AP) - American David Zabriskie won the time trial in the fifth stage of the Tour of Missouri and took the overall lead.
Posted: 09/11/2009 - SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) - With so many streaks on the line for No. 17 Utah, perhaps the most important is the eight consecutive bowl game victories. To extend that streak, the Utes have to take care of business each week.
Posted: 09/11/2009 - PRETORIA, South Africa (AP) -- Caster Semenya has withdrawn from a weekend race amid speculation about the South African runner's gender.
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Has any major soccer/football league had a consistent disciplinary committee? Not sure about the EPL. Going by the other big sports around North America, they have very hard and fast rules about disciplinary actions. Maybe MLS should look into how they do things.
Also, shame on ESPN for not showing the fist 30 minutes of the game! I missed the only two goals that mattered because of the bleeping Euro match between England and Italy. Can't they at least tape delay MLS action for those of us not lucky enough to be in PDX at the time?!
Agreed. Let's see what kind of a performance we would get out of Jake Gleeson. After all, wasn't it said that Perkins is the present, but Gleeson is the future for this team in net? And if I recall correctly, he played very well last year when Perkins was injured. I know that in hockey, at least, if your goalie isn't up to snuff for a few games, you go with another one. We should give that a chance here.
Respectfully, I disagree. Dike is in much better shape than most guys on this roster. To say that he isn't MLS quality is inaccurate. He has dominated the pitch in the reserve team games, he can still create a size mismatch if they would put him on the field. I would say that, at this point, it would be more than worth trying him out for a game or two, if only as a sub.
Am I the only one who sees that having Dike out to start with Boyd would be a good idea? Come one, two big men with eyes for the goal? Maybe this is why the Timbers might do well to consider a 4-3-3 setup. Too much talent to let sit on the bench.
And since when do a loud minority of the populace equal "The Public"? Why should we ALL get the shaft because a few don't want to chip in?
As for Vancouver: Yeah, that's one of the reasons I moved out of the second rate city. No idea of moving forward, despite the clear and present need to do so. The idea that "keeping the RIF-raf" out of Vancouver means not letting light rail come across the river is so asinine it makes one wonder how these people function with such cognitive dissonance.
I guess people want to keep ranting and raving about all the potholes and traffic jams on I-5 and I-205 because they have nothing better to do with their time and energy.
This is probably the best "problem" that any manager could be faced with: what to do with all these awesome forwards.
Makes me wish we could go with a 4-3-3 setup. Think of it: Dike-Boyd-Perlaza with Nagbe coming off the bench? So good!! Oh well, guess I can only dream for now.
If I'm not mistaken, Ryan Cochrane is a La Salle Prep (Milwaukie) graduate. That could further increase the already broad Timbers fan base, locally (not that they need it, but...).
Could we eventually see a "Colombian Connection"? I think so!
Good to see Johnson back. Not so good to see Pore and Umony are gone. Any word on new talent coming to the Timbers yet?
Speaking as a frequenter of PDX who now lives in Kenosha, WI, I would kill to have some of these "tens of jobs" that spend millions of dollars come to the Midwest in any other city not named Chicago. You obviously don't know a good trend when you see one. The intangibles of this situation that can lead to some unexpected new business opportunities are never fully realized until a few years later. Puff out your chest all you want; people will still look at you as if you are holding in a fart.
In a perfect world, we'd see Cooper, Dike, and either Perlaza or Nagbe up front of a 4-3-3 set up, but somehow, I think that's just a pipe dream for such a young squad. Either way, I agree, letting Cooper go would not be in the Timbers' best interests.
Or even worse, we could be any NBA team right now. (Too soon? ;-))
While it would be nice to get a player of the Landon Donovan caliber, or even of the Oguchi Onyewo caliber, I'm not complaining about getting a Jack Jewsbury or a Kenny Cooper, or even a Jorge Perlaza. We don't need to spend a kings ransom to get wins. Chemistry, above all else, is what matters.
Plus, next season, we'll have a twin towers aspect with us: Bright Dike will be healthy. Putting him AND Cooper upfront is enough to make one salivate at the prospects. :-)
There is an existing example in pro sports for this idea not working: the NHL. Sure, you get more games between rivals, but you don't get much exposure with teams from another conference. For example, Vancouver almost never plays Montreal or Ottawa, and vice versa.
Before the lockout, you'd play 4 games against rivals and at least 2 games against teams outside the conference. Now? You're lucky if you play 5 teams from the east or west, depending upon where you are. You see less of the major star players, which can really pack the fans into the stadiums. I think we should keep things as they are and just broadcast all of the Cascadia Cup games instead of just the Timbers-Sounders games on national TV.
Why would people want to be rivals with San Jose and New England? I'm lost.


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"Just the nature of them being on the street, people are going to take advantage of them," police Capt. John Houston said. "And most are reluctant to contact police because we're the ones constantly telling them to move from one location to another based on complaints."
Despite last week's burning death of Gonzalez, and the Feb. 8 beating of a homeless man in Flour Bluff by a man and two teenagers, there isn't a trend of increased violence involving people who are homeless, Houston said.
Gonzalez was living in a campsite near the intersection of West Broadway Street and Stillman Avenue about 25 feet down a ravine that slopes toward the Corpus Christi Ship Channel, Houston said. Her body was found burning at about 3 p.m. Friday.
Kenneth Keene, a 52-year-old homeless man believed to be Gonzalez's boyfriend, was arrested Friday night on suspicion of murder after being one of two witnesses questioned about the incident, Houston said. Firefighters discovered Gonzalez's burning body while responding to a brush fire call, he said.
The witness who was not arrested told police he was at the camp with Keene and Gonzalez, but left to get beer, Houston said. When the man came back, one of the tents was on fire and Keene was sitting in a chair watching, he said.
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I won't be posting as regularly as I usually do for the upcoming two weeks. I'll update about twice a week if possible.
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I love my Iphone & changed from windows to mac yesterday and am clueless. When I load a program or a few updates, I get an error message advising me I have no more space or lacking space to save the program. It seems to continue with the download but keeps giving me error.
How do I find out if Im at my limit. My mac has a limit of 120GB if that makes sense - not clued up at all about macs :(
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...click on your hard disk and the Disk Utility will tell you somewhere at the bottom capacity and how much is used or available. That should do it :-)
if your mac is new to you, especially with 120 gb then you definately shouldn't have any problem with space. make sure that the disk is saving your program into the Applications folder. other than that... if you have the OS disks you might want to do a full wipe and install of the HDD. post back if you want to.
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Yes you are saying right its not possible to sell jewelry at low cost. I agree with you.
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I feel you, especially when your store is online-based. Some competition just drop prices to the point that you can't keep up. Unless you can magically find a way to get materials half their usual cost, it's quite impossible to drop prices without sacrificing quality.
Anyhow, you should price the materials based on how much they cost today. Give your potential customer a reason to pick you over the other, cheaper handcrafted jewelry store - like better quality.
I usually use a 1.5 to 2 multiplier to set my base price plus a bit more for my labor if the piece can command it. Jewelry's in great supply and the competition is tough; there are over 3.5 million pieces listed on Etsy alone.
Have something different, original and keep the workmanship quality up to help separate you from much of the competition.
Well I think when you are realizing the fact that 30 US dollar is too low then you must be considering this as how low is this? And accordingly price your pieces. Other than the prices included for the materials used and employers involved (if any), what you really need to think upon is how much will you price your efforts.
Just a little thought on pricing, the US just signed a bill with a tax rate for a single person of $400,000. and over to a higher tax rate.
Now looking at this @$400,000. and divide by 52 weeks you get $7,692.00 a week, then divide by 5 days a week and you get approx. $38.46 an hour.
That doesn't even include and of your tools and matls. for the project. Not saying that you have to price your tems this way, but it does make you think about how and what to charge.
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