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Samaritan Medical Center has contracted with five neurosurgeons from a practice associated with Upstate Medical University, Syracuse, to help fill a void.
Samaritan spokeswoman Krista A. Kittle said neurosurgery has remained on the hospitals physician recruitment priority list, especially throughout the past year since the practice of Dr. John Krawchenko and Dr. Michael P. Owen closed. Samaritan has identified two permanent neurosurgeon candidates and is in discussions with both to bring them here.
Dr. Owen is on the staff but filling in elsewhere, Ms. Kittle said.
Neurosurgeons who have entered an agreement with Samaritan are Drs. David A. Carter, Lawrence S. Chin, Walter A. Hall, Fassil B. Mesfin and Craig T. Montgomery. They will fill in holes in the on-call rotations when the hospital hires the permanent neurosurgeons. The two full-timers will be based in Watertown, but also will be employed by the same practice as the five other contracted neurosurgeons.
Were working diligently to rebuild the neurosurgery program, Ms. Kittle said. This really forced us to take a look at recruitment ... we have to be creative; neurosurgery is very unique in terms of recruiting.
Rebuilding the program includes a whole team of people and new equipment for Samaritans Surgical Care Center. While details have yet to be worked out, Ms. Kittle said, money has been set aside for that purpose.
Part of the struggle, she said, is their scheduling once they arrive. Quality of physicians lives is important to consider, she said.
What becomes an issue when you only recruit two or three or three neurosurgeons is on-call rotations, Ms. Kittle said. Our goal is to get to the 24/7 coverage.
Samaritan also continues to recruit other specialists. And although the hospital has been most successful in finding physicians with local ties, searches for specialty physicians go statewide and nationwide, she said.
The hospital recently welcomed emergency medicine physicians Drs. Brian D. Roggie and Christopher S. Roman. Also hired were obstetrician-gynecologists Drs. Christopher M. Novak and Jonathan R. Oliva, both of whom are military physicians working in the Fort Drum ob/gyn clinic adjacent to the hospital.
Ms. Kittle said Dr. Kenya Cain, an ob/gyn, isnt new to the north country, but whats new is hell now see civilian patients.
He was an active-duty ob/gyn who moved his family here, she said. They ended up falling in love with the area.
Pediatrician Dr. Priyanka Kaul was recently welcomed, as were husband-and-wife family medicine physicians Drs. Neel and Svetlana Shah. Ms. Kittle said Dr. Svetlana Shah will practice in Watertown only once a week because she has a full-time job on Fort Drum. Dr. Neel Shah will be located somewhere in the Samaritan Health Network, Ms. Kittle said. Both Shahs will begin in early 2013 and help fill part of the primary care void in the north country, Ms. Kittle said.
Meanwhile, urologist Dr. Alejandro R. Rodriguez arrived earlier in the month, while urologist Dr. Pierre Mechali will arrive early next year.
Other new physicians include Dr. Deborah Norris, who will focus on breast surgery. She replaced Dr. Jan K. Turcotte, who retired earlier this year.
While it may be hard to attract one physician, Ms. Kittle said, Samaritan lucked out when Dr. Norris suggested the hospital take a look at plastic surgeon Dr. Guillermo Quetell.
His work will complement the work of Dr. Norris, Ms. Kittle said. It was someone Dr. Norris knew, and its a nice complement.
Dr. Quetell will remain active in a Syracuse-based practice, but will work in Watertown when needed, once space for him has been identified.
Dr. Michael F. Angel, an otolaryngologist and plastic surgeon, will join Samaritan Ear, Nose and Throat, and will work with the hospital on pursuing his plastic surgery interests.
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Baili Filliben was hit more than a week ago by a driver at North Courtenay Pkwy near Merritt Island High School. The driver sped through a red light knocking Baili off her bike.
Her father, Drew Filliben, is upset because he doesn't believe enough is being done to find whoever is responsible. They shared their story with Local 6, with the hopes of catching the person who left Baili with severe leg injuries.
"I don't understand how you could hit someone and just keep driving," Baili says. "I would have stopped if I hit a squirrel. I would have stopped if I hit anything. I would make sure they were OK."
FHP responded, wrote up a crash report and closed their investigation after three days, telling Baili's father that there weren't any leads. But, Drew says they didn't even ask to see the bike.
"I know police have a tough job, but I want to say someone dropped the ball. Nothing was explained to me of what they did," he said.
He believes a camera at a Chervron gas station just down the road from where his daughter was hit may show the car that is responsible. That's because the camera picks up cars on North Courtenay Pkwy and the vehicle was most likely speeding away. Only Local 6 was there on Wednesday when FHP troopers visited the gas station. They wouldn't say why they were there, but the clerk confirmed it was for possible video in the hit-and-run, more than a week after the incident.
Drew Filliben says he just wants justice for whoever hurt his daughter. He says Baili will be in a wheelchair for awhile and has to be home-schooled the rest of the school year.
"Words cannot describe what I came up and saw. My daughter's legs were mangled in the middle of a highway and some coward took off," he said.
FHP officials told Local 6 they closed the investigation because, at this point, they have no leads to follow. Kim Montes says the agency investigates between 20 to 25 crashes a day in Central Florida and unless they get any leads to find the vehicle or driver, the case is closed. She says that is standard procedure for all hit-and-run crashes.
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PROVIDENCE – After exactly 100 minutes of regulation and overtime play, Lincoln High found itself in an eerily similar position in the R.I. Division II championship game against Toll Gate late Saturday afternoon.
Back on Nov. 2, the Lions played ninth-seeded East Greenwich to a 1-1 quarterfinal stalemate before eventually claiming a 2-1 shootout victory; that came via a 4-3 penalty-kick count.
Against third-ranked Toll Gate, Lincoln seemed to have some confidence built in following that previous third OT triumph, but one swing of the leg turned the tide.
With this latest shootout tied at 3-3 and only one shot left before the sudden-death phase, senior defender Zach Bromage whistled a grounder inside the right post to garner for the Titans a thrilling 1-0 decision over the Lions before at least 600 fans at the Rhode Island College soccer stadium.
According to Bromage himself, it was the first state title claimed by the Warwick school in nearly a quarter century.
"I tried to trick (LHS junior keeper Jack Bacon) with my eyes," Bromage grinned after the upset. "I was looking left, but I shot to Zach's right; he dove, but he couldn't get it. I don't know him, and he's a really good keeper, but this feels great. We beat the No. 1 seed!"
Lincoln's campaign came to a bitter end at 14-5-3.
Head coach John D'Aloisio's crew, not to mention Toll Gate, exhibited outstanding defensive play throughout, as evidenced by the total shots on goal in regulation. The Titans managed seven and the Lions a half dozen, though the higher seed manufactured four more tries in the pair of 10-minute OT sessions.
In the penalty-kick segment, senior Brian Hasegawa drilled a high line drive over junior netminder Ezequiel Franco, but TG classmate Jose Beltran answered with a grounder inside the left post. Senior tri-captain Alex D'Aloisio then fired a low liner past Franco, but the official indicated he stopped just before punching the ball left and disallowed it.
Undaunted, the younger D'Aloisio scored on the same shot as the Lions took a 2-1 lead, though senior co-captain Nathan DaCosta tied it for the Titans.
Lincoln tri-captain Ryan Labrie attempted to crush a low liner past Franco, who responded with a save, but junior Josh Sandin's high liner sailed just over the crossbar to keep the score knotted at 2-2.
Junior David Jessey put LHS back on top after rifling a hard one past Franco, but senior David Moreno-Garcia returned the favor to tie it once more at 3-3.
Fellow Lions' tri-captain Mateuz Puzanowski whistled a grounder inside the right post, but the TG keeper dove to his right to make the stop. That's when Bromage's tally sealed it for the Titans.
"I knew they had good shooters, so when it came down to penalty kicks, I knew what we had to do," noted the elder D'Aloisio. "It came down to penalty kicks, and sometimes they go in, sometimes they don't. I just feel bad for the kids; they've worked so hard this season. This one's tough."
If there was any good news for the Lions, All-Tournament team selections included Bacon, D'Aloisio the younger and senior John Ariza.
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MASSENA CENTER Unsafe conditions in the icy Grasse River caused emergency crews to suspend the search for a missing snowmobile rider Tuesday afternoon, but officials held out hope the man might still be located when efforts resume Wednesday morning.
Obviously you always want to be optimistic, State Police Sgt. James A. Lobdell said. You always hope that somebody made it out, and could be in the wooded area beside the river.
The rider, whose name was not released on Tuesday, was reported missing at about 11:30 p.m. Monday after venturing out on a fishing expedition earlier that day. Officials have said he is a Massena resident in his early 40s, and is believed to have been operating a black 1990s Arctic Cat Jag snowmobile.
Crews on Tuesday used a camera to locate what they believe to be the mans snowmobile and other possessions in about 18 feet of water, St. Lawrence County dive master Mark T. Smutz said. Ice and poor visibility prevented a county diver from actually reaching the suspected wreckage, however.
He couldnt see anything, Mr. Smutz said of the diver. Ive never seen the water there to be that murky and that dirty.
The search is centered on a hole about 200 yards offshore, roughly 1,000 yards from where the Grasse enters the St. Lawrence River.
Family members told authorities the man had left at approximately 3:30 p.m. Monday to go ice fishing. He reportedly got onto the ice at the boat launch behind the AmVets post on the Snell Lock road.
Massena Fire Department Chief Thomas C. Miller said state police helicopters scanned the area Monday night, with Hogansburg-Akwesasne boats searching the water. Fresh tracks eventually led rescuers to a hole in the ice, which is about 4 inches thick. A glove and a cell phone were found near the hole Monday night.
The initial search lasted until about 3 a.m. Tuesday, with efforts resuming later in the morning.
Air boat crews from Hogansburg-Akwesasne and Waddington firefighters assisted county divers. Rescue operations were staged on the St. Lawrence Seaway Development Corporation property, where the agencys ice breaker is housed.
Mr. Smutz said the hole through which the snowmobile apparently fell measured about 4-by-8 feet. His team used an underwater camera that detected what appeared to be the snowmobile and a cart the rider used to tow fishing equipment. They then created a separate, 20-by-20 foot hole for diver access.
The lone diver sent under was immediately stymied by poor visibility and swift currents that were carrying large amounts of ice downstream at up to 5 knots. Mr. Smutz said he decided that conditions were too hazardous to send down any more divers, adding that ice and slush quickly clogged up the access hole as soon as the crewman was out of the water.
Unfortunately, the risks are too great right now, Mr. Smutz said.
Sgt. Lobdell said state police divers will resume the search tomorrow morning, possibly as early as daybreak, aided by sonar equipment being brought in from outside the area.
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EVANS MILLS Thanks to a $13,500 grant received in April from the Home Depot Foundation, volunteers will spend this weekend spiffing up the Evans Mills Volunteer Ambulance Squad building, 8733 Factory St.
People are encouraged to join the 60 volunteers already signed up for the event from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday.
A free lunch Saturday will include pizzas donated by Papa Johns. T.G.I. Fridays, Watertown, will provide appetizers Sunday. Bottled water will be provided.
Lesley A. Jackson, vice president of the Evans Mills squad, called the Home Depot grant a much-needed blessing that will give the 25-year-old building a makeover.
Work to be completed this weekend includes installation of new flooring and carpeting throughout the department, which includes a kitchen, living room, two dorm rooms, two bathrooms and three ambulance bays.
Damaged windows will be replaced, and an outdoor patio will be built in the backyard to be used by volunteers for cookouts.
Mrs. Jackson said volunteers have painted walls and installed cabinets in the kitchen this month. The kitchen will feature a refrigerator from Home Depot, she said, and includes several appliances donated by Watertown Appliance.
Improvements are slowly bringing the old building back to life.
Im still kind of on cloud nine about this, said Mrs. Jackson, one of the six paid employees for the squad, which is staffed by 25 volunteers.
She said a volunteer found out about the grant program at Home Depot in April. About two weeks later, the squad learned it had been chosen to receive the grant.
Evans Mills is one of the lowest-funded stations in the county, and a lot of our stuff is paid by donations and medical billing, Mrs. Jackson said. One of the reasons we got this grant is the squad comes on Fort Drum to serve. We have active-duty volunteers here, and a lot of our community members are active-duty and veterans.
Home Depot employee Joshua G. Countryman, who helped the squad apply for the grant, knew the department had a good chance of acquiring money after talking with a squad volunteer.
Home Depot established a fund of $80 million in 2011, Mr. Countryman said, to be given away over a five-year period toward projects that support military communities.
They told me Fort Drum is one of their main calls for emergencies because of the main population there, and I knew that they could be approved for the grant, Mr. Countryman said. He and about 20 other Home Depot employees, most of whom have construction experience, will spend the weekend volunteering in Evans Mills.
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First in the series of Disney shows for performers through ninth grade is this 70-minute adaptation of the classic animated feature Aladdin, with music by Alan Menken and lyrics by Howard Ashman and Tim Rice. Welcome to Agrabah, City of Enchantment, where every beggar has a story and every camel has a tail! All of your favorite characters are here in this stage adaptation, including Aladdin, Jasmine and, of course, the Genie. Filled with magic, mayhem, and flying carpet rides, this show soars with excitement. Songs include: Arabian Nights; One Jump Ahead; A Friend Like Me; Why Me?; Prince Ali; and A Whole New World. With roles for five girls, six boys and chorus, Disney's Aladdin Jr. may be cast from a small classroom or may include the entire student body. It can be effective with costumes as simple as T-shirts or as detailed as your imagination and budget allow. To preview the show, order the Audio Sampler, which contains a complete overview of the show, a complete list of characters, song ranges and full recordings of each song. The audio sampler also includes a complete description of all the Showkit components, details on how to order, and other important information regarding your performance.
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Each Disney Jr. or $495 Kids ShowKit includes: 30 Student Libretto/Actor's Scripts, 1 Piano/Vocal Score, 1 Director Script (including 1 Production Handbook and 1 Cross-Curricular Book), 2 Performance/Accompaniment CDs, 1 Choreography DVD, 1 Media Disk ($645 shows only), and 30 Family Matters Booklets. Each $395 Kids ShowKit includes: 1 Director's Guide, 20 Student Books, 1 Piano/Vocal Score, 1 Choreography DVD, 1 Accompaniment/Guide Vocal CD, and 20 Family Matters Booklets. Upon placing your order, you will receive a contract directly from Hal Leonard Corporation. After the signed contract is returned to Hal Leonard, they will send you the complete ShowKit (non-returnable) and a Dramatic Performing License that will allow your organization unlimited performing rights for one year. J.W. Pepper will then send you an invoice for all the material. For schools or organizations that have licensed the production and purchased the complete ShowKit, additional items are available for an additional cost. To preview each musical, just order the Audio Sampler for the show you are considering. In each sampler you'll find a complete overview of the show, a list of characters, song ranges, scene breakdowns, and a full recording of each song. It also includes a complete description of the ShowKit components, details on how to order, and other important information regarding your performance.
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1 small onion (sliced)
2 tsps olive oil
1 lb kale (steamed)
½ cup prosciutto (fat removed)
1-2 tbsp garlic
1 tsp Dijon mustard
1 ½ lb thinly sliced ham (Cooked, super lean, low-sodium)
1. In a large skillet, sauté onions, garlic and prosciutto in olive oil until tender.
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Linsanity- By Matt Haimowitz
As I watched Jeremy Lin's first outbreak game against the (former) New Jersey Nets in person on February 4th 2012, I knew something exciting was happening at The Garden. With the standard Knickerbockers fans' chants of "MVP" following each epic performance, New York Knicks basketball was back… like never before. Lin outscored Kobe, nailed a legendary game winning three-pointer against the Raptors, and consistently made headlines of leading newspapers and magazines throughout the globe. Was this real? Was I actually watching, as the New York Times called Lin- "the most popular player in a decade"- wear my team's uniform? This wasn't real, this wasn't Linsane, rather…this was truly Insane! However, just as all good things in New York Basketball seem to come to a heartbreaking end, so did Lin's career with the Knicks.
Following the replacement of Mike D'Antoni with Mike Woodson, Lin just could not survive under this new offensive system. Finally, on March 24th 2012, Lin would wear the Orange and Blue for the final time due to his inevitable season-ending injury. And that was that.Despite the ongoing rumors that the Knicks would "match any offer up to $1 billion", the Knicks ultimately failed to succeed in matching the Houston Rocket's (INSANE) offer. Maybe Lin's new and historic contract can be truly defined by his clever nickname- it was incredibly Linsane paying a player who had a handful of remarkable performances an insane amount of money for the next four years.
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This week, high school volleyball teams will have been on the court for a month. For the Hutchinson County teams, August has seen its shares of ups and downs. However, all three teams are poised to go into district play looking good and ready compete for a playoff berth.
Since the sluggish start to the season against Bushland and Canyon, the Borger Lady Bulldogs have looked good on the court in sweeps Hereford, Amarillo River Road, Amarillo Highland Park, Perryton, West Texas High and Sanford-Fritch.
Wallace "Wally" Criswell, 62, of Baytown, TX was born November 22, 1948 in Fort Worth and passed away Sunday, August 28, 2011 after a brief battle against cancer. He was a U. S. Army veteran.
He enjoyed fishing and was an artist, specializing in acrylic paintings. He had numerous showings, especially in the Borger area.
On August 18th the Borger Economic Development Corporation agreed to provide funds which will be used to move pipelines from an area of land being considered for the future home of a Wal-Mart Super Center.
The EDC Board of Directors approved providing around $250,000 to assist DCP Midstream and local businessman Odis McCellan in rerouting pipeline around a section of land located near the new hospital site between Highway 136 and Carbon Road.
Hutchinson County was awarded a grant worth $16,098 from the Department of Justice.
According to U.S Senator John Cornyn, a member of the Senate Judiciary Committee, this grant will help prevent crime based on local needs and conditions.
At a Hutchinson County Commissioner's Court meeting in July, Chief Deputy James Qualls spoke on behalf of the Hutchinson County Sheriff's Office and requested permission to apply for the Justice Assistance Grant (JAG) totaling around $16,000.
Bowling league sign ups are now underway at Wildcatter's for bowlers of all ages and skill levels.
For kids and teens, the bowling alley's youth mixed league will once again run on Saturday mornings.
Adult leagues available are as follows.
Monday night: Church League-Mixed league play
Tuesday morning: Chatterettes-Women only league
Tuesday night: Metropolitan-Men only league
Wednesday night: Automotive-Men only league; Progressive-Women only league
Thursday night: Sundowners-Mixed league play
Friday night: Easymarks-Mixed league play
After the first weekend of the season, the Frank Phillips College Lady Plainsmen have a 3-1 overall record by winning both of their matches on Saturday at the NMMI Tournament in Roswell, N.M.
The Lady Plainsmen opened Saturday getting the win over Ranger Junior College in straight sets 25-22, 25-15, 25-19.
In their final match of the tournament, the Lady Plainsmen had their hands full with South Mountain Community College. However the team pulled out the win in five games 24-26, 25-22, 25-22, 19-25, 15-11.
The time is quickly approaching for the annual Borger Chamber of Commerce kickoff breakfast.
The breakfast will be held at Dake's from 7-8 a.m. Thursday, Sept. 8. The serving line for the full traditional breakfast will begin at 6:45 a.m.
RSVP is required for everyone who plans on attending, and all RSVPs are due to the chamber by Friday, Sept. 2. The cost of the breakfast is $10, and is payable at the door.
Attendance at the breakfast will qualify citizens for a $50 drawing, and the latest Borger Bulldog gear will also be given away as door prizes.
Jo Lynn Groves, age 57, of Hockley, Texas died on Thursday, August 18, 2011 in Cypress, Texas after a lengthy illness.
Stinnett resident Kelly Tull, an eight-year employee of the Canadian River Municipal Water Authority, is using her business resources to save the Sanford Post Office from closure.
Tull said, "I use this post office here because I'm here during my post office's work hours, so in my opinion this is my post office. From a business standpoint, it's going to cripple the way we do our day-to-day operation, as far as mailing and receiving mail if this post office were to close.
The Borger Chamber of Commerce is about to kick off its 24th year of the Leadership Borger program. The program will begin Sept. 21, 2011.
The program is a one-day per month intensive look at the Borger community and Hutchinson County and an opportunity to gain knowledge to enhance participants' existing leadership skills.
The program will conclude in April of 2012 with graduation planned at the annual Chamber of Commerce banquet, which will take place in March or April.
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18 U.S. Code § 664 - Theft or embezzlement from employee benefit plan
Any person who embezzles, steals, or unlawfully and willfully abstracts or converts to his own use or to the use of another, any of the moneys, funds, securities, premiums, credits, property, or other assets of any employee welfare benefit plan or employee pension benefit plan, or of any fund connected therewith, shall be fined under this title, or imprisoned not more than five years, or both.
As used in this section, the term "any employee welfare benefit plan or employee pension benefit plan" means any employee benefit plan subject to any provision of title I of the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974.
Source(Added Pub. L. 87–420, § 17(a),Mar. 20, 1962, 76 Stat. 41; amended Pub. L. 93–406, title I, § 111(a)(2)(A),Sept. 2, 1974, 88 Stat. 851; Pub. L. 103–322, title XXXIII, § 330016(1)(L),Sept. 13, 1994, 108 Stat. 2147.)
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The Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974, referred to in text, is Pub. L. 93–406, Sept. 2, 1974, 88 Stat. 829, as amended. Title I of the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 is classified generally to subchapter I (§ 1001 et seq.) of chapter 18 of Title 29, Labor. For complete classification of this Act to the Code, see Short Title note set out under section 1001 of Title 29 and Tables.
1994—Pub. L. 103–322substituted "fined under this title" for "fined not more than $10,000".
1974—Pub. L. 93–406substituted "any employee benefit plan subject to any provision of title I of the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974" for "any such plan subject to the provisions of the Welfare and Pension Plans Disclosure Act".
Effective Date of 1974 Amendment
Amendment by Pub. L. 93–406effective Jan. 1, 1975, except as provided in section 1031 (b)(2) of Title 29, Labor, see section 1031 (b)(1) of Title 29.
Effective Date
Pub. L. 87–420, § 19,Mar. 20, 1962, 76 Stat. 43, provided that: "The amendments made by this Act [see Short Title note below] shall take effect ninety days after the enactment of this Act [Mar. 20, 1962], except that section 13 of the Welfare and Pension Plans Disclosure Act [section 308d of Title 29, Labor] shall take effect one hundred eighty days after such date of enactment."
Short Title
Pub. L. 87–420, § 1,Mar. 20, 1962, 76 Stat. 35, provided: "That this Act [enacting this section, sections 1027 and 1954 of this title, and sections 308a to 308f of Title 29, Labor, amending sections 302 to 308 and 309 of Title 29, and renumbering sections 10 to 12 ofPub. L. 85–536, classified to section 309 of Title 29 and as notes under section 301 of Title 29], may be cited as the 'Welfare and Pension Plans Disclosure Act Amendments of 1962'."
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This common problem can cause sudden, severe lameness but often resolves quickly with the proper treatment.
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Researchers Develop Artificial Equine Skin
This artificial skin for horses could help vets manage wounds, burns, and other ailments, the investigators said.
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New Technology for Wound Repair Follow-Up in Horses
Researchers tested two approaches that could help them monitor wound size and the healing process more easily.
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Hoof Abscesses in Horses
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This common problem can cause sudden, severe lameness but often resolves quickly with the proper treatment.... Read More
Tackling Tough-to-Heal Wounds
July 13, 2015
When a horse's healing process gets derailed, wounds can become chronic. Here's how to prevent complications.... Read More
Encapsulated Stem Cells Could Accelerate Wound Healing
May 04, 2015
Equine stem cells confined inside tiny capsules secrete substances that help heal simulated wounds in cell cultures.... Read More
Researchers Develop Artificial Equine Skin
April 18, 2015
This artificial skin for horses could help vets manage wounds, burns, and other ailments, the investigators said.... Read More
New Technology for Wound Repair Follow-Up in Horses
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Researchers tested two approaches that could help them monitor wound size and the healing process more easily.... Read More
Grayson-Jockey Club Funds Equine Research in 2015
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August 05, 2014
Of the 989 respondents, 731 (74%) said they have not had a horse injured by a dog. ... Read More
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May 05, 2014
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Managing Axillary Wounds in Horses
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Minimizing Wound Complications
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Wound care is one of those many horse issues where there are as many opinions as there are horse owners. ... Read More
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Although eyelid lacerations are common, they should be considered surgical emergencies.... Read More
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Corante Blogs examine, through the eyes of leading observers, analysts, thinkers, and doers, critical themes and memes in technology, business, law, science, and culture.
The Press Will Be Outsourced Before StoppedVin Crosbie, on the challenges, financial and otherwise, that newspaper publishers are facing: "The real problem, Mr. Newspaperman, isn't that your content isn't online or isn't online with multimedia. It's your content. Specifically, it's what you report, which stories you publish, and how you publish them to people, who, by the way, have very different individual interests. The problem is the content you're giving them, stupid; not the platform its on."
by Vin Crosbie in Rebuilding Media
Travels In Numerica DesertaThere's a problem in the drug industry that people have recognized for some years, but we're not that much closer to dealing with it than we were then. We keep coming up with these technologies and techniques which seem as if they might be able to help us with some of our nastiest problems - I'm talking about genomics in all its guises, and metabolic profiling, and naturally the various high-throughput screening platforms, and others. But whether these are helping or not (and opinions sure do vary), one thing that they all have in common is that they generate enormous heaps of data.
by Derek Lowe in In the Pipeline
Disrobing the Emperor: The online "user experience" isn't much of oneNow that the Web labor market is saturated and Web design a static profession, it's not surprising that 'user experience' designers and researchers who've spent their careers online are looking for new worlds to conquer. Some are returning to the "old media" as directors and producers. More are now doing offline consulting (service experience design, social policy design, exhibition design, and so on) under the 'user experience' aegis. They argue that the lessons they've learned on the Web can be applied to phenomena in the physical and social worlds. But there are enormous differences...
by Bob Jacobson in Total Experience
Second Life: What are the real numbers?Clay Shirky, in deconstructing Second Life hype: "Second Life is heading towards two million users. Except it isn't, really... I suspect Second Life is largely a 'Try Me' virus, where reports of a strange and wonderful new thing draw the masses to log in and try it, but whose ability to retain anything but a fraction of those users is limited. The pattern of a Try Me virus is a rapid spread of first time users, most of whom drop out quickly, with most of the dropouts becoming immune to later use."
by Clay Shirky in Many-to-Many
The democratisation of everythingOver the last few years we've seen old barriers to creativity coming down, one after the other. New technologies and services makes it trivial to publish text, whether by blog or by print-on-demand. Digital photography has democratised a previously expensive hobby. And we're seeing the barriers to movie-making crumble, with affordable high-quality cameras and video hosting provided by YouTube or Google Video and their ilk... Music making has long been easy for anyone to engage in, but technology has made high-quality recording possible without specialised equipment, and the internet has revolutionised distribution, drastically disintermediating the music industry... What's left? Software maybe? Or maybe not."
by Suw Charman in Strange Attractor
RNA Interference: Film at ElevenDerek Lowe on the news that the Nobel Prize for medicine has gone to Craig Mello and Andrew Fire for their breakthrough work: "RNA interference is probably going to have a long climb before it starts curing many diseases, because many of those problems are even tougher than usual in its case. That doesn't take away from the discovery, though, any more than the complications of off-target effects take away from it when you talk about RNAi's research uses in cell culture. The fact that RNA interference is trickier than it first looked, in vivo or in vitro, is only to be expected. What breakthrough isn't?"
by Derek Lowe in In the Pipeline
PVP and the Honorable EnemyAndrew Phelps: "Recently my WoW guild has been having a bit of a debate on the merits of Player-vs.-Player (PvP) within Azeroth. My personal opinion on this is that PvP has its merits, and can be incredible fun, but the system within WoW is horridly, horribly broken. It takes into account the concept of the battle, but battle without consequence, without emotive context, and most importantly, without honor..."
From later in the piece: "When I talk about this with people (thus far anyway) I typically get one of two responses, either 'yeah, right on!' or 'hey, it's war, and war isn't honorable – grow the hell up'. There is a lot to be said for that argument – but the problem is that war in the real historical world has very different constraints that are utterly absent from fantasized worlds..."
Rats Rule, Right?Derek Lowe: "So, you're developing a drug candidate. You've settled on what looks like a good compound - it has the activity you want in your mouse model of the disease, it's not too hard to make, and it's not toxic. Everything looks fine. Except. . .one slight problem. Although the compound has good blood levels in the mouse and in the dog, in rats it's terrible. For some reason, it just doesn't get up there. Probably some foul metabolic pathway peculiar to rats (whose innards are adapted, after all, for dealing with every kind of garbage that comes along). So, is this a problem?.."
by Derek Lowe in In the Pipeline
Really BAD customer experience at Albertsons MarketBob Jacobson, on shopping at his local Albertsons supermarket where he had "one of the worst customer experiences" of his life: "Say what you will about the Safeway chain or the Birkenstock billionaires who charge through the roof for Whole Foods' organic fare, they know how to create shopping environments that create a more pleasurable experience, at its best (as at Whole Foods) quite enjoyable. Even the warehouses like Costco and its smaller counterpart, Smart & Final, do just fine: they have no pretentions, but neither do they dump virtual garbage on the consumer merely to create another trivial revenue stream, all for the sake of promotions in the marketing department..."
by Strange Attractor in Total Experience
The Guardian's "Comment is Free"Kevin Anderson: "First off, I want to say that I really admire the ambition of the Guardian Unlimited's Comment is Free. It is one of the boldest statements made by any media company that participation needs to be central to a radical revamp of traditional content strategies... It is, therfore, not hugely surprising to find that Comment is Free is having a few teething troubles..."
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Our friend and colleague Russell Shaw
It was with shock that I returned home from a night out last night to hear the news of Russell's passing. How terribly, terribly sad. Most of all for him, as he'd seemed buoyant, healthier, and content when I'd last seen him several months ago when he was in town - he was happy that work was busy and rewarding and was having fun with it but most of all was thrilled about how things were going with his girlfriend, Ellen.
I've known Russ for what seems like ages now (in a good way) though in fact it's only been about six or seven years since the early days of "commercial" blogging when he started working on various projects at and around Corante. He was a diligent, committed, and prolific journalist who had impressively and more ably than others been able to make the transition from the old-school way of doing things to the new. He had his quirks, as we all do, but I greatly valued that he was good-natured, collegial, reliable, quick to adopt, trustworthy, eager to learn, and earnest in his interest in helping others better understand what he wrote about.
He was also, it should be said, a kind and thoughtful soul and it was the rare conversation in which he didn't ask, with sincerity, about what he knew of my life, e.g. our new babe, and we didn't talk as seemingly old friends about our lives and respective paths. I can't say I knew him very well, of course, but in our half-dozen get-togethers over the years and dozens of conversations I got a good sense of the man: he cared about learning and sharing and his bearing was earnest and ego-less and we'll miss him for that and more.
New Comm Forum 2008: April 22-25 in Sonoma
We wanted to let you know about a discount to New Comm Forum, the annual event event put on by our friends at the Society for New Communications Research. The conference, which runs from April 22-25, will feature many of the field's leading observers and is an important event for those looking, in the words of SNCR, to "better understand new communications tools, technologies and emerging modes of communication, and their effect on traditional media, professional communications, business, culture and society."
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New blogs: mobile messaging and Supernova's Conversation Hub
We've been remiss in letting you know about two new independent blogs we've helped launch in the past month or so.
The first - the ConversationHub - is a companion blog to Supernova 2007, the latest edition of Kevin Werbach's excellent conference on all things connected. As the conference site says: "Supernova examines the effects of an increasingly connected world on business, life, and public policy. As disparate physical and social networks link with one another, a new societal network is rapidly evolving... The New Network is greater than the sum of its parts. It challenges us to re-create everything from the software and hardware we use...to the business models we employ...to the information and entertainment we encounter...to the ways we work and play."
Visit the ConversationHub and you'll find several dozen leading thinkers and doers, led by a few notable ringleaders, weighing in on the themes and trends of the day in technology and business. We encourage you to tune in - feel free to comment and even suggest topics and ideas for posts.
The second blog - Mobile Messaging 2.0 - convenes about a dozen top observers of the mobile messaging space for an intense discussion of the industry and where it's headed. Among its contributors are leading commentators, journalists and players in the field - tune in and you'll find them touching on topics such as mobile device design, messaging platforms, market pressures, user-generated content, interface design, and much, much more.
Also, if you visit the site, which is sponsored by Airwide Solutions, this week, you'll find live coverage and commentary from Global Messaging 2007, to which several of our contributors have traveled to hear about the latest developments from a broad spectrum of the industry's players and providers.
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One of my fellow naval officers at work owns a Maine Coon. They are enormous cats, more bob than puddy. I've seen some up to thirty-five pounds. My shipmate has pictures on his desk of the monster and I could not help but remark about 'em.
I marveled (to myself) how wonderful it was that two red-blooded American males could discuss felines so openly. Fifty years ago, we would have been ostracized. We've come a long way as a nation and a Navy. FYI, here is a Maine Coon in all its glory:
Resist the thought that the picture is photoshopped. T'ain't. . .


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TJB Interview: SNY's Adam Schein
NFL Insider Adam Schein (Sirius NFL Radio; FoxSports.com) is a familiar face to Jets fans, appearing weekly with former Jets QB Ray Lucas and host Brian Custer on SNY's Jets Post Game Live. TJB caught up with Adam recently and asked him to throw a few "nuggets" our way concerning Gang Green. TJB's Qs and Adam's As appear after the jump.
Bassett, R_in_CT and I ran into Adam this summer at Jets camp (see above photo; Bassett in green shirt speaking with Adam), and he had nice words to say regarding TJB. Thanks, Adam, for the kind words, your visits to TheJetsBlog.com and for answering our questions. Hope to see you at Jets camp again next year!
TJB: In 2004, a rookie by the name of Jonathan Vilma stepped in for an injured Sam Cowart…and that was the last we saw of Cowart in a Jets uniform. Eerily, we may be watching a situational replay in 2007 although this time, Vilma is Sam Cowart with David Harris playing the role of Jonathan Vilma. With Vilma's injury, his apparent non-fit/dislike for the Jets 3-4 base defense and the emergence of Harris, could this be the end of Jonathan Vilma's career with the Jets? If Vilma does stays with the Jets, where does he play? Inside next to Harris? Outside? Strong safety?
Adam Schein: The "value" players have worked in
TJB: With all the talk of long hours at the facility, grueling practices, hallway pop quizzes, questionable treatment of veteran players (i.e. Mawae; Kendall) and a litany of media engagement rules, as an NFL Insider, Adam, what's the word you're hearing on the NFL street about the Jets? There's no question the team needs to sign play-making free agents next year; can you see top-tier free agents signing with the Jets? Is Hempstead/Florham Park attractive to free agents? TJB readers would like to see OG, DL and LB upgrades as well as a WR that can stretch field.
Adam Schein: I think the word on the street is very positive. Agents love negotiating with Mike, who has a great reputation.
I agree with your readers and have said as much on SNY. The Jets need guards, a right tackle, a speedy receiver, and impact defenders.
TJB: Please peer in your crystal ball and let us know which 2008 free agents will be attractive to the Jets? For that matter, how about the 2007 crop of college players?
Adam Schein: If Darren McFadden is on the board, you must consider him. He is the next Adrian Peterson. Glenn Dorsey or Chris Long would be an outstanding fit. I think Kellen Clemens is the QB of the future and present.
I can see the Jets being players for guys like Alan Faneca (though I think he's headed to
TJB: Is it true that you can't stop SNY's Ray Lucas, but can only hope to contain him?
Adam Schein: Here's a better question – why would you want to ever stop him? Lucas is filled with personality and knowledge. I love working with him and host Brian Custer and SNY's NFL executive producer Will O'Toole. We really have a great thing working on the post-game show.
(TJB Programing Note: Jets Post Game Live airs on SNY immediately after the final whistle of every regular season Jets game. It, along with the game tape breakdown that occurs on SNY's Jets Extra Point, are must-views for Jets fans.)


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Note: Jesper Fasth Had An Assist In Sweden's WJC Win
Sweden defeated Norway 7-1 in their opening round game at the World Junior Championships.
2010 sixth round pick Jesper Fasth had an assist on Sweden's sixth goal scored by Tim Erixon.
Fasth is wearing number 18 for Sweden and had one shot in the first period.
Sweden next plays Russia on Tuesday.
Canada defeated Russia 6-3 today.


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|Search on for Missing Charlotte Man
|Written by Steve Frank
|Wednesday, 24 April 2013 09:31
Law enforcement in the area is scouring the area, including a helicopter from the State Patrol, seeking a Charlotte man missing for several days. 65 year-old John Greene Jr., is described as a white male, 6'1" and 220 pounds with salt-and-pepper grey hair, and may be wearing khakis and a blue collared shirt.
He was last seen pumping gas at the Wal-Mart in Spruce Pine last Friday morning at 10:30am. He's driving a black 2008 GMC Yukon (license NXF-3135). The family says he has ties to the Raleigh area, Mitchell County, Moore County and Pinehurst, as well as Buncombe County. If you have seen him or the vehicle, or have any information that would be helpful in locating him, please contact Charlotte Mecklenburg Crimestoppers (704) 334-1600.
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CLAYTON Riverside Acres Campground & Cottages on Route 12E will reopen this spring under new ownership.
John Phillips, who recently purchased the business, said he wants to make minor renovations to the facilities.
We plan on fixing it up a little. We want to make it a friendly campground, he said.
In general, he said, not a whole lot will change; he would rather keep the rental costs down than spend a lot of money on extensive renovations.
Mr. Phillips, of Springville, Pa., said he has lived in the area as a seasonal resident for the past 20 years and decided Clayton would be a nice place to retire and run a small business in his free time.
He closed on the property Dec. 21.
The 13.37-acre site was sold for $350,000 by Gerald and Marilyn Kelly, Clayton, who had owned the business since 2003, according to Jefferson County property records.
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Got 5 lbs of mussels and prepared them this way:
1 stick butter
1 whole garlic bulb minced
1 whole shallot minced(important to use shallot and not an onion)
2/3 - 3/4 bolltle of dry white wine
cook and drain angel hair pasta
simmer the minced garlic and minced shallot in the butter in a large pot
add the white wine
wait 'till the wine starts to simmer
add mussels (well rinsed) to pot. Cover pot
Wait 5-7 minutes and then stir mussels from top to bottom so that all mussels have chance to be on the bottom and in the sauce
simmer for another 4-5 minutes
When all mussels have opened up, they should be cooked.
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Are you interested in an opportunity to teach, inspire, and empower the next generation of American leaders to serve our nation?
The U.S. Naval Academy needs qualified Navy Reserve officers, especially at the ranks of lieutenant and lieutenant commander, with at least a master's degree in an appropriate academic discipline, to instruct in designated academic departments for Fall 2014 and to serve as outstanding military role models and mentors for midshipmen.
Recall opportunities will be considered for the following disciplines: cyber security, information systems, information technology, electrical engineering, computer engineering, general engineering, nuclear engineering, mechanical engineering, naval architecture, ocean engineering, aerospace engineering, control systems engineering, mathematics, chemistry, physics, computer science, oceanography, political science, economics, English, history, and foreign languages, including Spanish, French, German, Russian, Arabic, Chinese, and Japanese.
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To receive full consideration, interested officers for Academic Year 2014-2015 should apply no later than Dec. 15, 2013. Officers selected will be recalled to active duty and assigned orders for an officer-instructor tour, not to exceed three years, commencing July 2014. Recalled officers will remain on the reserve active status list and will remain eligible for promotion consideration before reserve selection boards.
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The tragus is a thick layer of cartilage just below the rook. Like the rook, some will be easier to pierce if the tragus is more pronounced. In those with a small tragus, it can be more difficult to pierce.
Some people report hearing a "pop" sound in their ear during the procedure, although this is not always the case. This sound can startle you, so be prepared and try to relax.
Recommended Starter Jewelry: 16-12 gauge CBR or mini curved barbell
Estimated Healing Time: 2-12 months
The prefix "anti-" is used with piercing to describe a pierce that is located across from the original piercing bearing its name. For example, the anti-tragus is opposite the tragus.


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In response to ambergirl's comment:
Wow..... so sorry i came back... User is obviously a relative or friend of tt's. So sad... Out of here for good.
Amber, You are being totally obnoxious. You left here a while ago in a huff saying a lot
of mean things and vowing not to come back. You wanted to be among "real friends."
You were horrible to TT and said some nasty things. Now you're back and seem
to want to create problems. Seems to me, you're one of the 'mean' girls.
What doesn't kill you makes you stronger.
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FORT WORTH, Texas - Former SUNY Potsdam mens hockey captain Sy Nutkevitch (Montreal, Quebec/Cornwall Colts) has been named to the Central Hockey Leagues 2012-13 All-Rookie Team.
The forward is nearing the completion of his first full season with the Fort Worth Brahmas. Nutkevitch is currently third in scoring among CHL rookies with 13 goals and 32 assists for 45 points in 60 games. Five goals and nine assists have come the power play and his +16 rating is the highest for all first-year players in the league. Nutkevitch has also recorded three game-winning goals this season. After finishing up an All-SUNYAC campaign with the Bears in 2011-12, the Quebec native joined the Brahmas late last season and totaled two goals and three assists for five points in seven games.
In four seasons at Potsdam, Nutkevitch scored 26 goals and recorded 77 assists for 103 points. During his senior season, the forward led Potsdam and the SUNYAC in scoring and tied for eighth in the nation with 40 points
(9 goals- 31 assists). He also led the conference in assists and finished second in the country in assists-per-game (1.19). For several weeks during the regular season, Potsdams captain sat atop the nations scoring list.
Nutkevitchs performance earned him a spot on the 2011-12 All-SUNYAC second team.
The Brahmas are currently in third place in the CHL with a 36-19-8 record and have already clinched a playoff berth.
Due to Winter Storm Ukko which was expected to continue blanketing the Northeastern United States with snow, the St. Lawrence University and Clarkson University mens lacrosse games scheduled for yesterday and today were postponed.
SLU will now get set to host a non-league game against Middlebury today starting at 5 p.m. while no make-up date was announced for this evenings game between Clarkson and Adrian College in Orchard Park.
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