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This summer has been one of constant construction in and around Lexington.
For many drivers its left them dodging a lot of obstacles.
Good Question: Michele in Lexington-Does a construction worker have the right to direct traffic?
We've all been there, stuck in traffic amid the orange construction barrels.
Chances are you may have been directed through a congested area recently by a construction worker, believe it or not police say that's okay.
"On construction sites the Division of Police doesn't have enough resources to do traffic control in every major construction project, so we rely on the contractor to provide a form of traffic control at all of those sites," said Sergeant Pat Murray with Lexington Police.
In some cases construction might alter traffic patterns, we asked Sergeant Murray, what if a worker wants to usher me through a red light, if they don't have the ability to arrest, do we have to obey?
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Its all about keeping a sense of order when construction causes for backups.
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"accidents, most are civil in nature, its going to have to be done through the contractor and the insurance people, its going to be a civil issue," says Sergeant Murray.
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NYACK, N.Y. (AP) - Authorities say natural gas had risen to "explosive" levels in the manholes at a suburban New York college where a blast rocked a building.
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The news that as of January 1 the Boy Scouts of America would admit openly gay boys is hardly as explosive as it would have been a few years ago. Although Americans aren't ready yet to elect a homosexual as president, some gays have been elected to Congress and to state legislatures, and the recent shift in public opinion has opened doors for gays that were shut tight not so long ago.
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Plan for high-end apartments in WVC back to drawing board
West Valley City • A proposed project of almost 300 higher-priced and senior apartments in the Highbury at Lake Park development is headed back to the drawing board.
The West Valley City Council voted 5-2 on April 24 to reject a zoning change that would have allowed Castlewood Development to build the project as part of the development. Some council members stressed that they liked the quality of the proposed development but questioned whether the community needs more multifamily housing.
"Yes, these are nicer apartments than what we have," Councilman Steve Buhler said. "However, are we just to be an apartment community? I don't think that's the vision that my constituents have. People that I know move away from West Valley City not to go to apartments. They move away to go to big houses on big lots because we don't have enough here."
But Mayor Mike Winder who, along with Councilman Don Christensen, cast a yes vote for the proposed zoning change said he hesitates to micromanage what a "responsible developer with a solid project" can do with his property.
He also said, "How do we figure out what the desired need is? Are we second-guessing all the feasibility studies the private sector's done?"
Duaine Rasmussen of Castlewood Development said his company will continue to work with city staffers and property owner Suburban Land Reserve (SLR) a subsidiary of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints "and see if we can't find something that's a little bit more palatable."
Plans call for apartments on about 13 acres at 2801 S. Daybury Drive in the Highbury at Lake Park area, which includes homes, businesses and green space. The apartment site is part of a 29.3-acre triangular parcel that lies between 5600 West and the Lake Park Corporate Centre, which is an SLR development at Bangerter Highway (4000 West).
The proposed project envisions about 230 higher-priced apartments on 10.7 acres and about 50 apartments reserved for tenants 55 years old or older on 2.2 acres.
The senior apartments all would be 700 square feet with one bedroom and one bath. That part of the project would have an attached clubhouse and recreation area, a fitness room, a library and a business center.
The other apartments would be a mix of one bedroom and one bath, two bedroom and two bath, and three bedroom and two bath units ranging from 700 square feet to 1,230 square feet.
At the April 24 meeting, Rasmussen ticked off a list of project amenities: walk-in closets in the master bedroom, a full-size washer and dryer, lots of open space, picnic and barbecue areas, an exercise room, swimming pool, hot tub, clubhouse, resident business center, high-speed Internet and more than two parking spaces per apartment.
A survey showed that people working at higher-paying jobs in Lake Park were going to other cities for apartments with the features they wanted, he said.
"We think this fits very well in the master plan of the Highbury-Lake Park area and gives you an opportunity to create the type of product that you do not currently have in this community," Rasmussen said.
The West Valley City Planning Commission earlier approved the request for a zoning change, which then went to the City Council for a vote. The 29 acres now are zoned a combination of manufacturing, single-family residential with a minimum lot size of 8,000 square feet, and multifamily residential.
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Judge Larry Brandon remains committed to running as a Democrat even if other judicial candidates won't in a county that now leans Republican.
"I've been a Democrat all my life, and I'm not going to change now," said Brandon, who is seeking another eight-year term as the general sessions judge for Part III. "The office is not a partisan office. I don't have the ability as a Democrat or a Republican to make policy. Essentially all a judge does is find the facts fairly and impartially and apply the law to those facts to render a decision. I've tried very hard to do that over the past 7 1/2 years, and if ...


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Lake Wales, Florida – According to police reports a 5 year old was accidentally left at the Lake Wales Mall, last Sunday October 20, 2013. Last Sunday evening mall security located a 5 year old child in the food court area of the mall. The child had apparently been left at the mall as no parents could be located. Within a short time a female called mall security and told them she believed her child had been left there by accident. She then returned to the mall immediately to claim the child. Once there she explained that she had been at the mall with other family members and her 7 children, including the 5 yr old. When the group left the mall they did so in 2 separate vehicles. She thought that family in the other car had the child and the family in the other car though the same. When the mother arrived home she noticed the small child was not with them. She did not have her phone so she left her residence in Haines City and went to a phone where she called the mall.
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A few week ago, I was asked to participate in a diy contest for A Subtle Raverly called "So Fresh and So Clean", where I created a tablescape for a diy party and a project to go with it: custom soap carvings.
Now that the contest is over, I am finally ready to share the project here on the blog...
You can carve words, initials, shapes, and anything else you can dream up. Use the finished soap carvings as part of a tablescape at your next diy party, and then let guests choose their favorites to take home as party favors at the end of the night. OR keep it simple, and just use them in the bathroom to add a little charm (your choice of course).
Here's what you need: 1. Bar soap (I recommend using Ivory brand) 2. Dish Sponge 3. Pencil or pen 4. Speedball Linoleum Cutter with Handle Assortments
Here's how you make 'em: 1. Run each bar of soap under warm water and, using a dish sponge, gently rub off the top layer of soap to get rid of the carved brand name. It will probably take a few minutes of gentle running to remove the indentation of the brand name. This will give you a smooth, clean surface to work with. 2. Let the soap dry out overnight. 3. Now, using a soft pencil, gently draw your design on the soap. This will be your guide when you are carving. Its okay if the marks dont show up very well (its kind of difficult to write on soap). A slight indentation in the soap will work just fine as a guide. 4. Using a linoleum carving tool start carving away the access soap, leaving your design raised. Id recommend using the No. 6 knife attachment for large areas. And for curved and tighter areas, use the No. 5 and No. 4 carving attachments for curved and tighter areas.
Take it further: Wrap your finished soaps in antique hankies and tie "˜em up with string. Now you have a unique (and practical) party favor for guests at the end of the party.
For more ideas for quick and easy projects, click here to visit the craft tutorials and diy page filled with more than 50 diys. If you like this diy project, please help me spread the word by using the twitter and facebook buttons below. Thank you so much.
You always come up with the strangest ideas, and I love them all! Thank you for sharing another great diy Brittni.meghan commented on March 15th, 2011 at 3:32 pm
Aw, thanks Meghan. I know my tutorials can be a little "strange" sometimes. But I think that adds to the fun!
I really enjoyed this post, It's great idea to do something like that. Keep up the great work, and positives vibes. (-:
Aw, thanks Rhonya!papernstitch commented on March 15th, 2011 at 6:21 pm
Cool! I've recently made the switch to handmade soap (feels so good!) so I have a few bars of my old store-bought brand left ... Now I have something to do with them!
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Great point Sasha. This is a great way to reuse some old (kind of unattractive) bars of soap you have laying around, that otherwise wouldn't be used. Thanks for stopping by!
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Christmas fellowship dinner scheduled at church: A covered dish Christmas fellowship dinner will be offered at 2 p.m. Sunday at Ebenezer Baptist Church, 415 N. Augusta St. A candlelight service will follow at 4 p.m. The public is invited to attend. For more information, call 290-3120.
Annual event to help those less fortunate: A community health fair is planned from 2:30 to 5:30 p.m. Dec. 15 at Booker T. Washington Community Center, 1114 W. Johnson St. The event is designed to provide an opportunity for neighbors to enjoy free holiday music, health screenings, public information booths and toys for the children. The health fair is made possible by the combined efforts of members from Augusta Health, the community organization The Seed, Office on Youth, Spokes, Staunton Parks and Recreation Department and Staunton-Augusta-Waynesboro Habitat for Humanity.
A free spaghetti supper and music by Joe Pettus will be offered. Toys, bikes and door prizes will be given to those attending. Information booths for free taxes, avoiding insurance fraud, free dental care and other services provided by Valley Community Services Board will be set up. Toys from the Marines Toys for Tots will be given out by uniformed Marines and bikes from the Spokes program, along with other donated toys, will be gifted. Door prizes from the Staunton Office on Youth and community donors will be given. Family photo mementos and frame crafts will be provided by Barbi Moon-Theado, Habitat's Brush With Kindness program manager, and Liz Ross, Habitat's resource development specialist.
Reservations are not required. For more information or to donate a door prize or toy, call 416-8592. Toys or gifts also can be dropped off to the attention of Rhonda Howdyshell from 10 to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday or from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday at the SAW Habitat for Humanity ReStore on Richmond Road. Toys will be wrapped by Habitat volunteers beginning at 10:30 a.m. Dec. 13.
Event announced at senior center: The Hillbillies will provide music at 12:15 p.m. Wednesday at Staunton Senior Center, 300 Churchville Ave.
Veteran claims office offering assistance: The Staunton Veterans Claims office of the Virginia Department of Veterans Services will have itenerary office hours form 9 to 11 a.m. the third Wednesday of each month at Waynesboro Senior Center, 325 Pine Ave. Free assistance with Veterans Administration claims activity will be provided. For more information, call 332-7840.
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The 2013 Germania Society Karneval Season comes to an end at the Kehraus "Sweep out" Tanz on Saturday, Feb. 16, at the Germania Society, 3529 W. Kemper Road. The dance begins at 7:11 p.m.
The Karneval season is celebrated all around the world during the weeks before Lent, and the Germania Society celebrates the festivities Rheinische (western part of Germany) style, which is known for its parades and costume balls.
The "Sweep Out" Dance is the last event of the Karneval season where all of the Mardi Gras fun is swept away in order to prepare for the solemn season of Lent. Entertainment will be provided by Prost, along with performances by the Germania Prinzengarde. The Karneval Clown, Hoppeditz, will make an appearance before falling into a deep sleep until the next Karneval Season. Food and beverages will be available for purchase, as well as chances for raffles. Cost for the dance is $10 per person. Reservations are suggested and can be made by calling Maria at 513-508-7794 or Heidi at 513-417-7171.
For more information about the Germania Karneval Kehraus Tanz and the Germania Society, contact the Germania Society at 513-742-0060 or visit www.germaniasociety.com.


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PORTLAND, Ore. – Police are looking for a man who robbed a Unitus Credit Union in Southeast Portland Saturday afternoon.
It happened at 1052 SE 96th Ave. at around 2:45 p.m., police said.
The suspect showed the teller a handgun and left the bank with an undisclosed amount of money.
No one was hurt.
Police searched the neighborhood, but could not find the suspect. He's described as a white man in his 40s who is 5'9'' tall with a medium build. He was wearing dark clothes and a beanie cap.
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Tuesday saw Americans send billions of dollars to the government; Sunday will see many Americans celebrate the ultimate triumph of goodness over even death. It's time for goodness to triumph over the government.
Goodness is not just a Christian thing. America is not a Christian nation, but the people of all its many religions and of no religion want it to be a force for good, not evil. Americans get upset when fellow human beings are suffering, whether from typhoons, war, displacement or whatever other misfortune. Most Americans want very much to help, to do something, whatever they can, to alleviate others' pain. They want to do good.
America's government, however, does not see it that way. The federal government spends over half of the tax money it receives on things that make the world worse, not better. Tax money buys a huge military designed primarily to seek and destroy; it buys spying, to catch any and all of us doing anything wrong; it buys prisons, to hold more people than any other country in the world. Tax credits go to corporations that destroy the environment, send jobs overseas and pay their executives salaries beyond belief.
How is it this can be? The answer is in our economic system, capitalism, which has come to demand a monetary profit be made on everything. Our system of government, democracy, has been taken over by capitalists, people who insist all tax money should be spent in a way that profits private enterprise. From buying mercenaries, maintenance workers and unneeded, overpriced weaponry from military contractors, guaranteeing certain numbers of inmates for privately run prisons, to underfunding public schools to give private ones an advantage, the role and goal of government spending has become to transfer tax money to private profit-making entities.
The idea that tax money should go directly to help people, through food stamps, public education, free health care, parks, etc., is anathema to capitalists, who repeatedly decry such spending as the greatest of evils, socialism. Whatever they're called, however, programs that help people are not evil. The truth is there's no profit in doing good.
Yet this Sunday reminds us all that the spirit of goodness can prevail. The sacrifice to keep democracy is scant, compared to the one honored tomorrow — just registering to vote (by May 6), finding out who the good guys are, and going to the polls to vote for them — but that relatively small effort, if made by all good Americans, will be a triumph not on an equal to the one to be celebrated Sunday, but a notable one nonetheless.


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LAS VEGAS, N.M >> The Cavemen came back from the Las Vegas Robertson Invitational with a little bit of individual hardware and some momentum as they begin gearing up for the district tournament later this month.
But more importantly for the Cavemen, it was a chance to field test a number of things they had been working on lately.
"We've scaled back and mellowed out in practice a little bit. We've been working on our weaknesses and this was a chance to get in six or seven matches and try that out," Carlsbad coach Ryan Salcido said.
Kanyon Fillmore was one of the Carlsbad wrestlers who benefitted most from those practices as he took fourth in the 145-pound gold division.
"He really came out of his comfort zone. He did all the right things. He can stand up against the best in the state, but he had to work with his escapes and he made a lot of those tweaks this weekend," Salcido said.
Fillmore went 6-2 on the weekend after starting off with a 5-0 performance on Friday, putting him in the gold division.
The 26-team tournament had pool matches on the first day before diving into different groups. Wrestlers who went undefeated stayed in the gold pool, an accomplishment in itself. The 220-pound Adrian Flaco took first in the Silver division with a 4-2 weekend while Ronaldo Gomez took first in the 126 pound silver division.
Eighth grader Mateo Messer took second in the 170-pound silver division, a challenge for a wrestler who weighs 158 normally.
"He came and put in work this weekend, and he was giving up a lot weight," Salcido said.
Manny Najera went 3-4 to take fourth in the 182 pound silver division.
Also in the gold divisions ranks were Daniel Samaniego (7-1) in third place at 132 pounds, Dillon Samaniego (6-1) took third in the 138 pound weight class. Ty Able went 5-3 to take fourth at 160 pounds in the gold division as well.
Even though he went 3-3, the 106 pound Cody Wood impressed Salcido with his effort and performance, especially as a eighth grader.
"He was unbelievable, he went 3-1 yesterday to get to the gold division and that amazed me," Salcido said.
Other Cavemen results included Mario Carresco with a 1-5 record at 120, Leon Zwiener (1-5) at 152, and Nate Rayos's 0-5 weekend at 195.
Piedra Vista took first place with 411 points while Carlsbad took sixth with 201.
The Cavemen wrestle again on Tuesday in Hobbs at 6 p.m.


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FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) - Write-in candidates for the general
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Statewide write-in candidates have to file papers with the
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Having cleared that hurdle (and realized we actually enjoyed running the race), in September, we were faced with Kyle.
Starting at age four through second grade, children join their parents in church for the music and announcements, after which they are released to children's church.
He's joined us for two weeks. The first week they didn't end up dismissing for children's church (I guess the teacher wasn't there), so he sat with us during the whole church service. And he did it. He sat (mostly), he was quiet (mostly) and didn't really disrupt me much. I was so proud of him for mostly just sitting quietly. Even with his Thomas magazine and some crayons, this is hard work for him.
This past week, his energy level was a little higher. Throughout the service, as I stood to sing, or bowed my head to pray, I was also having to pry Kyle off my legs, pick him up, encourage him to sit up, give him the distracting items I brought him, remind him not to talk or to use his whisper voice.
I did feel a little distracted, but instead of fretting I thought of the woman sitting in the row behind us.
Last year she lost a son. He was young (younger than me). It was unexpected.
As moms, we always mourn the loss of each stage of a child's life. That's why when our arms are tired of holding a newborn bean-bag baby, there's always another mother with outstretched arms -- the mother of two school-aged children; a mom-to-be who hasn't yet met her babies; a grandma.
When the energy of our toddlers or preschoolers is about to do us in as we're trying to grocery shop, the smiling eyes of the women who no longer have preschoolers remind us that this stage isn't forever, and we might even miss it when we are shopping alone and unencumbered in the future.
When we don't know what to do with a teenager who is rebelling, the women who have made it through see the rays of sunshine in otherwise dark days. That woman might be able to draw out our teen and remind us of who he really is, or who he is becoming.
So though I was a bit frustrated at church, I was glad that God gave me a glimpse of something more. Thinking of Kyle in this way -- his past, his future, how far he's come and how far he has to go -- reminded me that I'd be saying goodbye to this stage before I knew it. I also tried to think compassionately about those like the woman behind me at church, who not only had to say goodbye to her son's preschool self, but didn't even have the promise of his future to look to.
"Show me, O LORD, my life's end
and the number of my days;
let me know how fleeting is my life."
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When Tallahasseeans talk about shaping the future of their city, those discussions range from grassroots-generated ideas promoting small-business ownership and sustainability to bold, long-range plans that call for multimillion-dollar investments. The common theme is preparing Tallahassee for the years ahead - not next year, but five, 10 and 20 years down the road.
Take, for instance, Florida State University earning the designation of a pre-eminent university, which gives it an extra $15 million a year for each of the next five years on a path that President Eric J. Barron hopes will take FSU into the top 25 of nationally ranked public colleges and universities.
This will benefit the growth and academic reputation of FSU, and strengthen Tallahassee's reputation as a city with strong universities and colleges graduating students with skills for the workforce of the future.
A key area of local interest is the growth of the health care industry, which is resulting in millions of dollars being invested here.
A leader in that effort is Tallahassee Memorial HealthCare.
On Thursday, the Tallahassee Democrat reported first on TMH's game-changing venture - the construction of a new surgery, adult intensive care facility.
This is an important development in this city and this state for many reasons.
TMH plans to build a complex that initially will include 20 state-of-the-art operating rooms, with space for creating up to 16 additional rooms.
In addition, the hospital will replace its current 40 adult intensive care units with 48 new ones, with the ability to expand to 72.
According to its 2012 annual report, TMH recorded 100,888 emergency or urgent-care visits, and its medical staff performed 18,773 surgeries.
The cost of the five-story, nearly 300,000-square-foot medical complex is estimated at between $150 million and $175 million, making it one of the largest single building construction projects in the city's history.
What this represents is a benchmark investment in health care options for this community, confidence in the region's economic outlook and a clear plan for a health care system that will be relevant over the next few decades.
More immediately, the new center will provide jobs in the construction and health care industries and create an expanded medical complex complementing TMH's existing emergency room operations, its cancer center and the academic and training opportunities through its partnership with Tallahassee Community College, clustered nearby off Miccosukee Road.
This is a major step in shaping Tallahassee's future.
The TMH project, and recently completed expansions at Capital Regional Medical Center, make Tallahassee a hub for health care education and treatment and also are in keeping with future health care needs in our area.
Patients who in the past might have opted to go out of town for certain treatments now will have plenty of options locally.
Not only is this a sound business plan benefiting both the nonprofit TMH and the HCA-owned Capital Regional, but it also adds to the quality of life that will help this community grow.
Consider that:
? TMH also has under construction an emergency center at Thomasville Road and Interstate 10 that will provide care primarily for geriatric and pediatric needs.
? In February, Capital Regional Medical Center opened two new floors to accommodate patient demand and technological advances at its main building on Capital Medical Boulevard, gowing from six stories to eight. The privately owned hospital recorded 89,000 emergency room visits in 2012. Just 10 years ago, CRMC completed a $100 million redesign.
? In nearby Thomasville, Ga., the Archbold Medical Center last year opened its North Tower, a 250,000-square-foot addition that represented a $110 million investment. It included a complete replacement of its emergency, surgery and intensive care departments.
Projections provided by the Tallahassee-Leon County Planning Department show that Leon County's population will grow to 284,800 by 2015; 298,400 by 2020; 322,900 by 2030 and 341,500 by 2040.
According to the Bureau of Economic and Business Research at the University of Florida, between 2011 and 2040, Leon County residents age 65 and older are projected to increase from 9.9 percent of the population to 16.7 percent.
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Poudre School District Interim Superintendent Nancy Wright takes notes as community members share concerns during Tuesday's Board of Education meeting at the Johannsen Support Services Center in Fort Collins. Wright is preparing the district for transition, as it welcomes a permanent administrator in March. / Madeline Novey/The Coloradoan
Consultant: Applicant response better than anticipated
Expecting just fewer than 30, PSDs Board of Education received 38 applications from educators interested in being the districts next top administrator. Among those, 17 were from interested candidates out of state, 20 were from Colorado residents and one applicant hailed from Mexico.
Bob Cito, a Colorado Association of School Boards consultant helping PSD with the search process, declined to say how many applicants were from Fort Collins. CASB guarantees confidentiality; sharing that information may make it easy for people to guess who applied, he said.
Some are seated superintendents, while others hold high-level administrative positions within their respective districts.
While its uncertain how many finalists will emerge, Cito said three is a common number.
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Coming days: Background checks will occur. While this includes a criminal background review and confirmation of legitimacy of a candidates teaching/administrator licenses, it also includes calls to references, review of an applicants leadership style and talks with educators in the Colorado Association of School Boards informal networks.
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Feb. 22: Candidates tour Fort Collins/schools and have dinner with Board of Education members.
Feb. 23: Community committees representing several stakeholder groups interview finalists at the Johanssen Support Services Center, 2407 LaPorte Ave. These are open to the public. Times/rooms TBA.
Feb. 25: Members of the public can share feedback following interviews with school board members at two sessions. Noon to 1 p.m., Poudre River Public Library District, 201 Peterson St.; 7-8:30 p.m., Harmony Library, 4616 S. Shields St.
Feb. 26-March 5: Possible site visits.
March 12: Board approves selection of superintendent.
Poudre School District Interim Superintendent Nancy Wright addresses the crowd at the naturalization ceremony at Dunn Elementary School on Jan. 18. / V. Richard Haro/The Coloradoan
Poudre School District Interim Superintendent Nancy Wright shares a laugh with Bryan VanDriel, left, of Sen. Mark Udall's office, and James Thomspon, regional director for Sen. Michael Bennet's office, at the naturalization ceremony at Dunn Elementary School on Jan. 18. / V. Richard Haro/The Coloradoan
Last Wednesday, Poudre School District Interim Superintendent Nancy Wright got away for a quiet lunch at Tortilla Marissas on College Avenue. She read an ad pullout from the newspaper, learned about things she knew nothing about and didnt make a single decision all of which brought smiles to the already animated educators face.
After just more than 200 days on the job, it was the second time she had eaten alone and eaten as much of her shrimp quesadilla as she intended to. Lunch meetings and banquets mean talking, cheerleading, brainstorming and tough calls which leaves lots of time for gravy on mashed potatoes to go cold, she said with a grin.
And while the short afternoon excursion was somewhat of a novelty, Wright isnt complaining.
The self-described workaholic and night owl wakes at a quarter to 5 each morning and heads into her office at Johannsen Support Services Center, where she responds to dozens of emails, reviews her constantly changing schedule and prepares for likely back-to-back meetings. With politicians back to work in Washington, she provides feedback to a collaborative of school districts almost daily sometimes multiple times a day on current education-related legislation.
In between those sometimes hourlong, sometimes daylong meetings, she squeezes visits to classrooms, football practices, art shows, plays and concerts to ensure she gets her kid fix.
It is a challenge, every day, said Wright, who came on board as PSDs interim superintendent for a second time following Jerry Wilsons spring resignation. Though she faces conflict, ambiguity, legal and personnel matters, and tough choices daily, she finds joy in the people business.
But its not any different than anyone else in any other job, she said, sitting in her office just before running to high school principal interviews and a soon-to-be rescheduled meeting to get the latest on bond-funded construction projects.
As Wilsons temporary replacement, Wright is working what she calls parallel systems: maintaining the status quo in PSD now and prepping its employees for the incoming administrator, who will be named mid-March.
Prior to and after winter break, there were days-long meetings about school safety with district employees and local law enforcement leaders. Wright, at the same time, oversees employees driving initiatives related to wellness, student achievement, teacher effectiveness and more.
Once a finalist is chosen for the permanent superintendent position, Wright will send constant updates about current district work. Im bringing them along the whole time, she said of her successor.
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A high-tech prosthetic device tested first in Philadelphia at MossRehab has now received approval from the US Food and Drug Administration for use outside the hospital environment.The electronic device, Rewalk, fits like a robotic suit of armor on the legs of a person with paralysis, enabling him or her to walk.Dr. Alberto Esquenazi, chief medical officer at Moss Rehab in Philadelphia, says that before now, the device could only be used in a hospital."This is an incredible step forward in allowing patients who normally would be unable to walk, who are dependent on wheelchairs, to now be able to use a device that will permit them walking mobility around their house and the community," he says.But in-hospital training is still required for each user, he points out.MossRehab launched the first clinical trials in the U.S. for ReWalk in 2009.


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For five years Derek Nance has been eating nothing but raw meat, fat, and organs from animals he slaughters himself.
Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits Volume 4
Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits Volume 4 doesn't exist (yet) so I made a playlist on Rdio that picks up where Volume 3 leaves off, starting with 1991's Bootleg Series Volume 1.
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The Emergency Happiness Diary
I saw Richard Wiseman's book 59 Seconds mentioned on Boing Boing the other day and on a whim I started reading it. It reminded me of another book I'd enjoyed, Brain Rules. Both are what you might call "self-help" books based on legitimate, well-researched, scientific experiments. Real data. Plus, it has a great title! The hook in 59 seconds is that each chapter ends with "one minute advice" on how to improve your situation. Who doesn't want to improve themselves in a minute? What can I say? I'm a sucker.
I'm only about halfway through so far but it starts out with what I thought was an interesting idea. Keep something like an Emergency Happiness Diary that you can use to periodically boost your happiness.
Several studies show that writing about traumatic or negative events — specifically writing where you can structure your thoughts into some type of narrative — can help you work through psychological problems, increase your self-esteem, your own measure of happiness, and even reduce health problems. Similarly, writing about how grateful you are for good things that have happened to you will boost your feeling of happiness, make you more optimistic about the future, and apparently will make you more likely to exercise. Reliving an intensely happy moment through writing? That'll make you happier. Spend some time writing about a person you love? You're going to wind up happier, with reduced stress, and even a notable decrease in your cholesterol levels.
Happiness, it seems, is worth pursuing. So, somewhat incredibly, here's one way to get it. Start an Emergency Happiness Diary and keep it for five days. Just five days. On those five days write the following types of entries.
Day One: Thanksgiving
Look back over you past week and list three things you're grateful for. A friend, a close relationship you're in, your health, your home, your job, a happy memory … the list goes on.
Day Two: A Great Experience
Imagine "one of the most wonderful experiences in your life" and quickly write down how you felt at that moment without concern for grammar, spelling, or punctuation.
Day Three: The Future
Imagine a future where everything has gone really well for you. Nothing fantastical like winning a giant American lottery but instead a future where you've succeeded through hard work at your goals and ambitions. "Imagine that you have become the person that you really want to be, and that your personal and professional life feels like a dream come true." It won't help you achieve your goals "but it will help you feel good and put a smile on your face."
Day Four: Affection
Write a short letter to someone you know to tell them how much they mean to you.
Day Five
Review the past seven days noting things that went really well. Write down a quick sentence about three of those things explaining why those things might have turned out so well.
And that's it. It's just five days with five short entries. Each type of entry is backed by several studies showing how this type of writing will make you notably happier. According to Wiseman, "you should quickly notice the difference in mood and happiness, changes that may persist for months. If you feel the effects wearing off, simply repeat the exercise." That's kind of neat.
Have you tried something like this out? Are you thinking about it?
Total dedication
No art, however minor, demands less than total dedication if you want to excel in it.
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Morale is key in design
Morale is key in design. I'm surprised people don't talk more about it. One of my first drawing teachers told me: if you're bored when you're drawing something, the drawing will look boring. For example, suppose you have to draw a building, and you decide to draw each brick individually. You can do this if you want, but if you get bored halfway through and start making the bricks mechanically instead of observing each one, the drawing will look worse than if you had merely suggested the bricks.
Building something by gradually refining a prototype is good for morale because it keeps you engaged.
From Design and Research by Paul Graham.
Babymetal sound like the future
Or maybe the past if you liked California-era Mr. Bungle. Regardless, it's been a while since I've heard something so now. It's ridiculous and it shouldn't be any good at all. It's Babymetal, I guess. Anyway, this whole thing makes me feel like I really am living in the future. (We are.) Enjoy.


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The Mountain View-Liberty football team survived perhaps the toughest Class 2 district in the state.
Next up is perhaps Missouri's toughest Class 2 team.
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Engines in all Cumbria's ambulances being replaced after fires
Last updated at 17:04, Monday, 05 August 2013
All 103 ambulance engines across Cumbria are being replaced after fires broke out.
The problem came to light after 23-year-old Kellie Lamb, of Maryport, was in labour in one of the ambulances when fire broke out last September.
She was evacuated to a police car while another ambulance was called out.
Bosses initially fitted anti-fire equipment in the Mercedes Benz 515 but have since revealed they are now replacing every one of the 103 strong fleet, costing £515,000.
A spokesman for the North West Ambulance Service NHS Trust said the trust was replacing the engines "as a precautionary measure".
"We are committed to ensuring the health and safety of all our staff and patients and therefore, as a precautionary measure and in line with recommendations made by the manufacturer, the trust has and is continuing to undertake an engine replacement programme on all its Mercedes 515 vehicles as and when the mileage reaches 100,000." he said.
"The total number of these is 103. To date, we have already replaced 70 engines at a cost of £5,000 each."
Kellie later gave birth in hospital to baby boy, 7lb 11oz Devlin.
She said she first knew there was a problem when there was a bang in the ambulance.
"The ambulance driver stopped to check the tyres but could see nothing," she said at the time.
"Then, at Northside, he stopped again and said we had to get out because the ambulance was on fire.
"I got out of the ambulance and was having a contraction in the middle of the street when a bus driver came and asked if I would like to sit in his bus until a replacement ambulance arrived."
Three vehicles were written off after fires reportedly broke out in the ambulances last year and a further two were repaired after blazes in Merseyside and Cheshire.
Ambulance bosses said the fires were caused by a problem with the 'remote boost start control'.
A Mercedes Benz spokesman said they were working closely with the ambulance trust and had "come to a solution to move forward".
He said they had a local dealer who was working with them doing routine servicing and some of the replacements.
First published at 17:03, Monday, 05 August 2013
Published by http://www.newsandstar.co.uk
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I wonder what a "remote boost start control" actually is, or would be more commonly known as?I've never heard of it before, can't really figure it out from the name (something to do with the turbo, I suppose? they tend to get a bit iffy around 100k), and even Google's got nothing...Love the high-buzzword low-meaning "solution for moving forward", too. In other words, they've come to an agreement on a (slightly) reduced cost deal for replacing all the engines, as multiple instances of such catastrophic and early failures right on the cusp of what would, these days, generally be considered a reasonable warranty period, probably points to a manufacturing fault or substandard part within the engine.One presumes they're getting wholly brand new engines and maybe even transmissions for that price, though. Commercial vehicle power units aren't hugely removed from those in normal cars any more, and I can't even think how I'd end up replacing so much of my own for the cost to tot up to a full five grand. Is it not possible just to replace that one faulty part? Or is it so tightly integrated (somehow, for some strange reason) to the engine that it's not replaceable separate from the block and/or cylinder head, or might well have caused damage (again... how, what?!) to the rest of the engine already by being in place for 100,000 miles?I had a faulty turbo replaced recently, with a brand new one (plus a new EGR valve, oil feed pipes and an oil/filter change), to preclude it failing outright and taking the rest of the (130k-mile) engine with it. Parts + labour cost me £800...This whole thing seems rather iffy, and with the impenetrable language used makes me wonder what the real issue is. Engine fires are usually rather simple things - something electrical shorts out and manages to ignite some wiring (or something touching it) before the fuses pop, or fuel/oil leaks out onto hot metal and, again, catches fire and ignites other flammable things within the engine bay. Stopping it is a case of making sure no flammable parts are touching or too close to very hot (or potentially very hot) surfaces or cables, ensuring all the electrical parts are in good order and the cables are properly connected, with the correct fuses installed, and checking for/correcting any leaks of flammable fluids (oil lines and seals, main gaskets, filler cap, fuel lines, injectors, injector pump and rail...). All peripheral, replaceable stuff.The furthest I can imagine is that it's some kind of boost control system for the turbo that fails, overpressures the cylinders, causes mechanical damage and shoots metal parts up out of the whirly-bits zone and up through where the fuel lines are (possibly firing an injector clean out of the cylinder head, allowing it to spray atomised fuel in all directions), causing both the "bang", and rapid progression to a status of Everything's On Fire. But even then, unless it's something that builds up over time and causes culmulative damage to a large number of expensive parts, the preventative solution is surely to replace the faulty bit that causes the overpressure?
Markus, the 'option' is a manufacturer fitted item and you've got no idea how that is integrated into the engine. The article also states Mercedes are working with the trust on a solution - I hardly think the trust will be changing engines at 5k a go unless Mercedes recommend it.Buying German doesn't guarantee quality, some Vito vans are known for injector seals failing causing diesel leaks and loss of power and some VW T5's have a similar issue. The problem is the engines are getting too complicated and the manufactures generally wash their hands of any design faults as soon as the warranty is over.
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Cinnamon Drink or "Kanelada"
published by aliki123 on Jul 27, 2010
This is a very delicious drink ,you can drink it alone or make it into ice cubes and drink it with coca cola or ouzo ,it's perfect with those !!!
- 1kg sugar
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As harbingers of the future go, this one has it all: self-assembly, biomimicry, cybernetic integration of biology and machine, and revolutionary potential for both medical applications and swarm robotics. It's very much the kind of scientific report that makes one feel like this is, in fact, the 21st century. As with many such breakthroughs, this one will take some time to play out, but even this early stage is pretty amazing.
Scientists at the University of California, Los Angeles, department of bioengineering have developed a method of growing frog heart muscle cells linked to an artificial skeletal framework, and powered by glucose in solution. Unlike previous approaches using developed muscles to power artificial systems, the muscles were grown, self-assembling along a polymer framework. Once fully attached to the frame, the muscles could contract and expand, moving the entire biobot along.
In this system, individual cells grow and self-assemble into muscle bundles that are integrated with micromechanical structures and can be controllably released to enable free movement. Having realized such an assembly [...] we demonstrate two potential applications: a force transducer able to characterize in situ the mechanical properties of muscle and a self-assembled hybrid (biotic/abiotic) microdevice that moves as a consequence of collective cooperative contraction of muscle bundles.
Near Near Future points to a BBC News piece for details; a New Scientist article also fills in the specifics.
Muscle-powered microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) represent an attractive alternative to micromotors. They could operate inside the human body by feeding on glucose in the blood. "It could be used for micro-surgery," says Jeff Xi, one of the team. "Perhaps this could be used to push away plaque in an artery."
But integrating biological and man-made materials could have a variety of potential applications. The technique could, for example, enable paralysed patients to breathe without the aid of a ventilator by stimulating the phrenic nerve - which controls the movement of the diaphragm - with a small electrical pulse.
[...] And more fantastic ideas have been proposed by NASA, which has provided funding for the project. The US space agency hopes that swarms of muscle-powered microbots could one day repair damage to remote spacecraft automatically.
The research was reported in Nature Materials; as usual, an abstract and supplementary materials are freely available (site sign-up required), but the full article requires a subscription to the journal. In this case, the supplementary links are well-worth checking out: two Quicktime movies of the musclebot in action!
Does nobody else think this is slightly creepy!?
I considered including a line about the downside of this research being that it's kind of creepy, but I tossed it. I realized that much of what triggered the "eewww, creeeeepy" response was the muscle working absent a body to animate it; it's similar to the response many people have seeing an amputated frog's leg (or similar) kicking when given a jolt of electricity. It's a stark and startling reminder that biology is machinery, and the "spark of life" seemingly little more than glucose and electricity. Unsettling, true, but there you have it.
This is simply fantastic! Not only that but the Nature Materials site is a gem. Thanks so much for the link!
There's also a science fictiony, living robots taking over the world aspect to it, I think, that makes it so unsettling. One of the ideas I see mooted occasionally is that of growing meat using genetic vats. As a vegetarian (on the grounds of cruelty in the production process) this is something that I'd be interested in - does anyone know if it's anywhere near happening?
This is indeed one of the moments that makes us realise we're living in the 21st century! Bits of rat brains controlling flight simulators, direct neural interfaces to human brains, and now robots hopping around using frog heart muscles.
I guess maybe I read too many Cyberpunk books (and played the games - CP2020!) in my formative years.


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Myself and Klong, were wondering if people on this forum would be interested in arranging football once a week during the semester. On the astro-turf, 5-a-side if possible.
What do you think? Would you be interested??
As a side note to that, we need a break from the FYP work, and are going to the astro-turf this Sunday [11th] for a kick-about, so if anybody is around, and wants to join in you are more than welcome to join. It could provide the necessary distraction from FYP for some.
Thats 1pm, Sunday ok.


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Miner has 2nd best time in nation
UTEP runner Anthony Rotich recorded the second fastest time in the nation when he won the men's mile Saturday at the New Mexico Classic in Albuquerque.
The All-American ran the mile in a time of 4:03.06, which converts to 3:57.76 with altitude conversions. The time also earned him the No. 2 spot in the UTEP record book.
Rotich also won the 3,000-meter race in a time of 8:14.90, defeating 27 runners.
UTEP men's 4x400-meter relay team of Carnell Horn, A-Shawni Mitchell, Daniel Tarango and Abiola Onakoya took first place with a time of 3:15.11. Onakoya also finish first in the 400 meters in 47.61.
On the women's side, Janice Jackson soared past the competition to win the 60-meter hurdles in 8.33 seconds.
Orioles purchase Diablo's contract
The El Paso Diablos have sold the contract of catcher Zane Chavez to the Baltimore Orioles organization.
Chavez, 26, recorded a .336 batting average and had 18 runs, 48 hits and 22 RBIs this past season.ÊChavez will report to minor league spring training with the Orioles in March.
NMSU assistant earns national award
The National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA) has named Tony McClure, strength coach at New Mexico State, as the recipient of the 2012 NSCA Assistant College Strength and Conditioning Professional of the Year Award.
McClure, who is in his 13th year as part of the Aggie training staff, specializes in speed and agility training and currently works with eight teams at the university including: volleyball, softball, men's and women's tennis, men's and women's golf, equestrian and women's swimming and diving.
"This is one of the highest honors you can get from this world-wide organization," McClure said "It's like getting an academy award for an actor."
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Q &A: Reading Aloud with Katherine Paterson
Bridge to Terabithia author talks about developing a lifelong love of literature in children
Katherine Paterson, the Newbery Medal-winning author of The Bridge to Terabithia and Jacob Have I Loved, recently was named the National Ambassador for Young People's Literature, a role that allows her to promote one of her personal loves — the art of reading aloud. Not long ago, she shared with NEA Today a few tips and thoughts: "You can't start too early and you shouldn't stop!"
On getting started:Don't read aloud something you don't like. I read aloud to my children all the time and I said, 'I'll read anything you want me to — once! — but if it gives me the screechies, you'll have to read it yourself!'
Those first books: When my oldest granddaughter was just a teeny-tiny baby baby, I sat her on my lap and read a book of children's rhymes,to her and she just listened and looked at me, loving the music of this language. Poetry is a great start — and then there are so many wonderful books for very little children. I can remember Ezra Jack Keats' Whistles for Willie — oh, the triumph when that whistle comes out!
As they get older, you read a chapter a night — if you can stand to stop! E.B. White (of Charlotte's Web) is the master. I remember my 6-year-old calling out, 'Don't cry, Mom! You ruin it when you cry!' and I just had to hand it over to him to finish because I just couldn't not cry!
|Paterson participated in NEA's Read Across America, an annual reading event that calls for every child in the community to celebrate reading on March 2, the birthday of Dr. Seuss.
Paterson also spoke at the NEA-sponsored 2010 Celebration of Teaching and Learning in March.
On Harry Potter and books on tape: One of the nicest things about the Harry Potter craze was that families read together. But honey, playing a tape for your kid is not the same. It leaves out the whole human element! The caring is as important as the words themselves, knowing that you're loved and having a little treat.
On reading books aloud: I love it when families read books together — Bridge to Terabithia, Tuck Everlasting — some of them are tough, but you can talk about difficult experiences together.
On doing "voices": I do voices when I read my own books because I know how they sound! You don't have to do that. It doesn't have to be a theatrical performance. In a way, when you don't, it lets the listener imagine more.
When it stops: I think (parents) think, 'Oh she can read for herself now — and she should!' Or, and this also troubles me, that the child can read to you instead. That makes it a test! ... I think it's sad when it stops.
Why you should read aloud, explains author
Newbery-award winning author Katherine Paterson explains how reading aloud can affect a child.
The story behind Bridge to Terabithia
The award-winning young adult novel was inspired by a loss suffered by author Katherine Paterson's son.
Vote for your favorite book series!
NEA's Read Across America: March 2
Resources to help you prepare for NEA's Read Across America
Send a Read Across America e-card to celebrate reading
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December 6, 2006
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It is about to get busy in the household of Oakland Park (Fla.) Northeast running back Bo Williams. The four-star, Rivals250 back will be playing host Wednesday evening to two different college coaches. Up first is Florida's Stan Drayton, followed closely by Pittsburgh's Charlie Partridge.Before the start of all of these in-home visits, he went on three of his allotted five official visits. In order he went to Nebraska (9/8), North Carolina State (9/22) and Florida State (12/1). He still has Florida (12/8) and Pittsburgh (12/15) remaining. ...More... To continue reading this article you must be a member. Sign Up Now!
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If it wasn't for Jeff Bridges' goofy smile, we probably would have stopped watching right here.
The Thompsons, while goofy and simple and often unintelligible, really and truly loved each other.
Baauer, 23, is a tall, slight fella with a boyish face and big, goofy smile.
"It paints the women as shrews, as humorless and uptight, and it paints the men as lovable, goofy, fun-loving guys," she said.
Joey was strong, resourceful, plucky, goofy, and vulnerable—and, of course, you hoped she would pick Pacey over Dawson.
If I keep doing all these goofy things for you, Ill never make commander.
Some goofy new gland, I suppose—or as you guessed, a mutational development.
They looked so midwestern and goofy, and he gave them his wolfy smile—hello, little piggies, here to blow your house down.
Brooks had just landed with his goofy student and was crawling out of his cockpit when he saw the ship hit.
He jumped back into his cockpit, gave his still idling motor the gun and took off, his goofy student still in the rear seat.
Silly; foolish; crazy; dotty •Nearly always has an affectionate and amused connotation: a goofy grin/ a goofy awkward kid/ And he looked, well, goofy (1921+)


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Jazz's new video is comedy gold with Jerry Sloan.
Posted by Matt Moore
I recently asked on Twitter what once coach you would be terrified of screaming at you more than any other. The overwhelming response was Jerry Sloan. Sloan has a reputation for being able to rip your head off at the drop of a hat. But what if you could take Sloan's particular brand of conversational approach and make a little dough off of it? The Jazz wondered just that:
You have to admit. That's pretty funny.
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|Systemic methotrexate treatment of interstitial pregnancy--magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) as a valuable tool for monitoring treatment.
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|PMID: 11042907 Owner: NLM Status: MEDLINE
|OBJECTIVE: Interstitial pregnancy occurs in 2-4% of ectopic pregnancies and is defined as implantation of the trophoblast in the interstitial part of the tuba uterina. Therefore the term intramural pregnancy can also be found in the literature. In 20% of the cases that progress beyond 12 weeks of amenorrhea a potentially life-threatening rupture of the uterus occurs, leading to a maternal mortality rate of 2.5%. According to the literature until a few years ago diagnosis was mainly made intraoperatively, and resulted in cornual resection or hysterectomy per laparotomy. Better methods of diagnosis and treatment of interstitial pregnancy can help to decrease morbidity and mortality associated with this condition. PATIENTS: We describe two cases of interstitial pregnancies that were eventually diagnosed and also monitored by magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) after systemic methotrexate treatment. Both patients were uniparous and experienced their second spontaneous pregnancy. METHODS: Treatment consisted of four doses (50 mg/m2 body surface area) of systemic intramuscular methotrexate alternating with four doses (6 mg) of intramuscular folic acid. When beta-hCG levels were undetectable, MRI results were compared with pre-therapeutic MRI findings. RESULTS: In patients A and B, beta-hCG levels were undetectable 64 and 88 days after initiation of methotrexate treatment, while magnetic resonance imaging revealed nearly equally persisting interstitial pregnancies. They initially presented as hyperintense lesions with hypointense zones and changed into a hypointense lesion with a central hyperintense area for patient A, and a completely hyperintense lesion for patient B at the time of negative beta-hCG levels in follow-up MRI. CONCLUSION: Systemic methotrexate treatment with an intramuscular regimen is effective in the treatment of interstitial pregnancy. MRI has the ability of correct tissue differentiation and objective three-dimensional measuring of interstitial pregnancy. We therefore propose this imaging modality as a valuable tool for monitoring systemic methotrexate treatment of interstitial pregnancy that should be used additionally to beta-hCG clearance curves.
|E Kucera; T H Helbich; I Klem; B Schurz; G Sliutz; S Leodolter; E A Joura
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|Type: Case Reports; Journal Article
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|Title: Wiener klinische Wochenschrift Volume: 112 ISSN: 0043-5325 ISO Abbreviation: Wien. Klin. Wochenschr. Publication Date: 2000 Sep
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|Created Date: 2000-11-07 Completed Date: 2000-11-07 Revised Date: 2004-11-17
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|Nlm Unique ID: 21620870R Medline TA: Wien Klin Wochenschr Country: AUSTRIA
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|Department of Gynecology and Obstetrics, University of Vienna, Austria. firstname.lastname@example.com
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Chorionic Gonadotropin, beta Subunit, Human / blood
Folic Acid / administration & dosage, therapeutic use
Gestational Age
Injections, Intramuscular
Magnetic Resonance Imaging*
Methotrexate / administration & dosage, therapeutic use*
Monitoring, Physiologic
Nucleic Acid Synthesis Inhibitors / administration & dosage, therapeutic use*
Pregnancy, Tubal / diagnosis*, drug therapy*
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|0/Chorionic Gonadotropin, beta Subunit, Human; 0/Nucleic Acid Synthesis Inhibitors; 59-05-2/Methotrexate; 59-30-3/Folic Acid
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November 30, 2015
Call it a politician boldly going where no one has gone before.
On Thursday, David Waddell used the Klingon language to write his letter of resignation from the Indian Trail Town Council in North Carolina.
Waddell says he opted to use Klingon, the language of a warrior race on the "Star Trek" TV shows and movies, as an inside joke. Mayor Michael Alvarez is calling the letter unprofessional.
Waddell says he is resigning at the end of this month. His four-year term expires in December 2015.
Waddell says he also needs to devote time to mounting a write-in campaign on the Constitution Party's platform against U.S. Sen. Kay Hagan.
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