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|Stent-assisted endovascular thrombolysis versus intravenous thrombolysis in internal carotid artery dissection with tandem internal carotid and middle cerebral artery occlusion.
MedLine Citation:
|PMID: 17600235 Owner: NLM Status: MEDLINE
|BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE: Tandem internal carotid and middle cerebral artery occlusion independently predicts poor outcome after intravenous thrombolysis. Recanalization of internal carotid artery dissection by stent-assisted angioplasty has recently been proposed when anticoagulation fails to prevent a new ischemic event. We recently reported a case of tandem internal carotid and middle cerebral artery occlusion with dissection of the internal carotid artery successfully treated with endovascular stent-assisted thrombolysis. METHODS: We compared clinical outcomes in consecutive patients presenting with tandem internal carotid and middle cerebral artery occlusion with internal carotid artery dissection within 3 hours of symptom onset who were eligible for intravenous thrombolysis, treated by either endovascular stent-assisted thrombolysis or intravenous recombinant tissue-type plasminogen activator (rtPA) when an endovascular therapist was unavailable. National Institutes of Health Stroke Scale scores were obtained at baseline and after 24 hours. The modified Rankin Scale score was used to assess outcomes at 3 months. Arterial recanalization was assessed by magnetic resonance imaging. RESULTS: Of 10 patients screened, 6 were treated with endovascular therapy and 4 with intravenous rtPA. Before treatment, mean National Institutes of Health Stroke Scale scores were high and comparable in the 2 groups (17 and 16, respectively). In the endovascular group, all patients achieved middle cerebral artery recanalization with subsequent dramatic improvement versus only 1 patient with middle cerebral artery recanalization in the intravenous rtPA group. At 3 months, 4 patients in the endovascular group had a favorable outcome (modified Rankin Scale score=0). In the intravenous rtPA group, 3 patients had a poor outcome (modified Rankin Scale score> or =3). CONCLUSIONS: Endovascular stent-assisted thrombolysis is a promising treatment in tandem internal carotid and middle cerebral artery occlusion due to internal carotid artery dissection and compares favorably with intravenous rtPA.
|Philippa C Lavallée; Mickaël Mazighi; Jean-Pierre Saint-Maurice; Elena Meseguer; Halim Abboud; Isabelle F Klein; Emmanuel Houdart; Pierre Amarenco
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Publication Detail:
|Type: Comparative Study; Journal Article; Research Support, Non-U.S. Gov't Date: 2007-06-28
Journal Detail:
|Title: Stroke; a journal of cerebral circulation Volume: 38 ISSN: 1524-4628 ISO Abbreviation: Stroke Publication Date: 2007 Aug
Date Detail:
|Created Date: 2007-07-31 Completed Date: 2007-08-29 Revised Date: 2008-02-20
Medline Journal Info:
|Nlm Unique ID: 0235266 Medline TA: Stroke Country: United States
Other Details:
|Languages: eng Pagination: 2270-4 Citation Subset: IM
|Department of Neurology and Stroke Centre, Bichat University Hospital and Medical School, Paris, France.
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|MeSH Terms
Angioplasty / standards, statistics & numerical data
Carotid Artery Thrombosis / therapy*
Carotid Artery, Internal / pathology, physiopathology
Carotid Artery, Internal, Dissection / therapy*
Infarction, Middle Cerebral Artery / therapy*
Injections, Intravenous
Magnetic Resonance Angiography
Magnetic Resonance Imaging
Middle Aged
Middle Cerebral Artery / pathology, physiopathology
Thrombolytic Therapy / instrumentation, methods*
Tissue Plasminogen Activator / administration & dosage*
Treatment Outcome
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|EC 18.104.22.168/Tissue Plasminogen Activator
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|Stroke. 2008 Feb;39(2):e27-8
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Grilled Veggie Sandwich / Kyle Keener/Detroit Free Press
Grilled Veggie Sandwich
Serves: 6 (generously) / Preparation time: 20 minutes
Total time: 1 hour
■ 1⁄3 cup balsamic vinegar
■ 1⁄3 cup olive oil
■ 1 tablespoon sugar
■ Salt and pepper to taste
■ 1 tablespoon fresh chopped parsley
■ 6 portabella mushroom caps with stems, washed well
■ 1 tablespoon olive oil
■ 2 tablespoons plain bread crumbs
■ 2 tablespoons grated Parmesan cheese
■ 6 slices (¼-inch thick each) eggplant
■ 6 slices ( ½-inch thick) red or white onion left whole
■ 3 small red peppers, cored and cut in half lengthwise, or substitute a 12-ounce jar of roasted red peppers
■ 6 slices fontina or favorite cheese, optional
■ 6 slices (¼-inch thick) tomato
■ 6 kaiser rolls or sandwich buns
In a small bowl, mix the marinade ingredients and set aside. Remove the stems from the mushrooms and finely chop them. In a small skillet, heat the olive oil and sauté the stems until they are softened. Sprinkle in the bread crumbs and cheese. Set aside.
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Prepare the grill or preheat the broiler. When the grill is ready, brush the grates with oil and wait 5 minutes before grilling.
Grill or broil the vegetable slices. Put the mushrooms and onions on first because they will take the longest to grill. The eggplant grills rather quickly so put it on last. If using roasted red peppers from a jar, just toss them on the grill for a minute or two to heat through. Turn the vegetables once halfway through cooking.
Remove from the grill and stack the vegetables on the kaiser roll. Top each with a tomato and cheese slice. Spread the reserved mushroom stem mixture on the top roll.
From and tested by Susan M. Selasky for the Free Press Test Kitchen.
288 calories (27% from fat), 9 grams fat (1 gram sat. fat), 43 grams carbohydrate, 10 grams protein, 361 mg sodium, 1 mg cholesterol, 5 grams fiber.


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- Apostle Islands ice caves profit to go toward 'snowbulance'
- Mar 5:
- Wisconsin's Apostle Islands ice caves to reopen Thursday morning
- Mar 2:
- Apostle Island ice caves close temporarily after big opening weekend
- Dec 17:
- Apostle Islands ice cave visitors will pay $5 fee this winter
- Mar 17:
- 138,000 visitors later, Lake Superior ice caves closed
Sandstone caves filled with thousands of icicles. Frozen branches hanging over cliffs, clamoring in the breeze like wind chimes. Blue ice, orange ice, white ice.
Winter is not without its gifts, and this year, it has built a cathedral along the shore of Lake Superior.
For the first time in five years, the mainland sea caves of the Apostle Islands National Lakeshore have opened to foot traffic, thanks to a cold winter that has made the lake ice thick enough for travel. It's a sight many in the Upper Midwest likely have never seen, yet it's one not to be missed.
"These formations are fabulous all year long but especially now that they're frosted over with ice," said Neil Howk with the National Park Service.
Waves have splashed across the cliffs, leaving ice sheets along their faces. Waterfalls, some made by underground springs jutting out from bedrock, have frozen in place before breaking and crumbling like Roman ruins. Consistent cold has kept hoarfrost-covered cave icicles untouched.
The views of this winter wonderland are spectacular, and people are taking note.
When the National Park Service announced on Jan. 15 that the caves were open to visitors, the response was unprecedented, said Howk, assistant chief of interpretation for the national lakeshore.
"We are in uncharted waters -- we've never seen any kind of response like this," Howk said, adding that the beach typically has around 35,000 visitors all year, and most come in the summer months.
One reason people are flocking to the park may be the immediacy at which information is spread these days, said Julie Van Stappen, the lakeshore's chief of planning and resource management. Another reason may be that the caves have been inaccessible by foot for so long.
Climate change has meant less ice cover on average in recent years, and the location of the caves leaves them in a precarious position as far as the ice sheet is concerned, Van Stappen said.
"If you look at where the ice caves are, they are really exposed to the northwest," she said. "So if you get huge winds from the northwest, you can get waves underneath that ice that can buckle it and pry it out.
Those big waves were seen near in the caves' Mawikwe Bay a year ago this week.
The park service looks for an ice sheet -- at least a foot thick near the mainland -- in place between the shore and nearby Eagle Island for two weeks before it declares travel along the ice "low risk" and open for foot traffic, Howk said.
Those conditions were met by the first week of February last year, and the park service was about to declare the caves open to visitors when the wind blew in.
In just a matter of hours, the ice broke up and was carried away from shore, Howk said.
While this winter's ice has been in place earlier than Howk can recall -- and there have been years the caves have been accessible through March and into the first week of April -- a wind event like last year's could put a quick end to the winter cave viewing, he said.
"Temperatures could go up into the 40s and we get a big wind and, poof, it could all go away," Howk said. "(The ice) could be there for a couple of days or it could be there for a couple of months."
The caves begin a little more than a mile northeast from the beach and continue for another two miles, but most people don't travel the entire length of the caves, Howk said.
Howk added that just because the park service has opened the caves to foot traffic doesn't mean a visit is completely safe; visitors are taking some risk traveling across the ice and should take note if the ice starts moving underneath their feet.
"If you're out there and there's cracking and popping and you can feel the ice going up and down, it's a good time to go back to the car," he said.
Visitors should abstain from climbing the cave walls and should watch for falling ice. It's also important that they dress for the weather -- especially considering the cold wind that can blow across the frozen lake -- and be prepared to walk a few miles across sometimes uneven and slippery terrain.
"The people who are going out there and are prepared are pretty jazzed about the whole thing," Howk said. "(They) know that it's a special experience."
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Where: The caves can be reached from the end of Meyers Road, which is about 17 miles west of Bayfield, Wis., along Wisconsin 13.
When: It's unknown how long the caves will be open. To get information on ice conditions, call the 24-hour Apostle Islands Ice Line at 715-779-3397, ext. 3.
What to bring: Cold-weather gear -- including hats, gloves, scarves and boots -- is essential. Ski poles may help with walking, and skis or snowshoes may also be useful. A camera is a must.
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By Michael Mackenzie and Stephen Foley
FT, June 20, 2013 4:52 pm
Category: Federal Reserve, Inflation
Look Out Below, Fed Tapering Edition
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Really traders!?! Did you really believe that the Fed was never going to stop buying bonds? Really?!?
Do you think that the Fed was going to have an infinite accommodation, and that rates were going to stay at zero forever? Is that what you expected from the Central bank. C'mon, Really!?
And what about the dreaded hyper-inflation you have been warning us about for so long? Inflation has been so low for so long that it had its name legally changed to Deflation. Really!
Source: Trading Economics
Where you out the day Bernanke said he was targeting Unemployment, which has fallen from nearly 11% to 7.6%? Did you forget about that? Really!?!
Source: FRED
And this entire Risk On rally — did you really think it was going to last forever? Really? US Equity are up nearly 150% over the past 5 years, didn't you think it had to eventually slow down? Did you actually believe Markets were a uni-directional bet? Really?!?
The Fed has a dual mandate — stable prices and maximum employment. Did you really think there was a third component of maximizing your risk free equity returns? Really!?
This has been Really!?! With Ben & Janet.
Category: Economy, Employment, Federal Reserve, Inflation, Trading
Here is the Chicago Fed Letter circa 1988. Makes for fascinating reading
Category: Inflation, Think Tank
U.S. core consumer price index's increase since the latest recession ended in June 2009 Click to enlarge Source: Bloomberg The amount of inflation since the end of the recession in June 2009 is the smallest for any multiyear recovery since the 1970s. The gauge of prices excluding food and energy rose 6.3% through April….Read More
Category: Federal Reserve, Inflation
Drilling Down into Core Inflation: Goods versus Services M. Henry Linder, Richard Peach, and Robert Rich Liberty Street Economics, June 05, 2013 Among the measures of core inflation used to monitor the inflation outlook, the series excluding food and energy prices is probably the best known and most closely followed by policymakers and the…Read More
Category: Federal Reserve, Inflation, Think Tank
Source: Bloomberg's Chart of the Day, Federal Housing Finance Agency Here is something I never would have guessed at, via Dave Wilson of Bloomberg: If you want to be hedged against the risk of a pickup in inflation, you would be better off buying houses than gold. That's according to Michael Hartnett, chief…Read More
Category: Gold & Precious Metals, Inflation, Real Estate
Japanese Inflation Expectations, Revisited
Benjamin R. Mandel and Geoffrey Barnes
Liberty Street Economics April 22, 2013
An important measure of success for monetary policy is a central bank's ability to anchor inflation expectations; inflation expectations influence actual inflation and, hence, the achievement of a given inflation goal. This notion has special significance for Japan, where CPI inflation has been intermittently negative since 1994 and where it is widely believed that expectationsof future inflation have been persistently negative (that is, ongoing deflation is expected). In this post, we describe and evaluate an alternative, market-based measure of Japanese inflation expectations based on international price parity conditions. We find that recent inflation expectations have attained a level substantially higher than their previous peaks over the past three years.
By way of background, recent policy action by the Bank of Japan has shone a spotlight on Japanese inflation expectations. On April 4, the Bank announced a program called Quantitative and Qualitative Monetary Easing (QQE), which was a pledge to drastically ramp up asset purchases to increase the monetary base, and to extend the duration of assets held on the Bank's balance sheet. Since nominal yields on Japanese government bonds have been quite low for some time, a preferred indicator of QQE's success would be a decline in real interest rates as inflation expectations move closer to the Bank's recently announced 2 percent price stability target.
Measurement Issues
How does one go about measuring Japanese inflation expectations? The consensus on this topic is that there is no single reliable measure. A commonly used market-based gauge of U.S. inflation expectations is the difference in yield between nominal and Treasury inflation-protected securities (TIPS)—the breakeven inflation rate. Analogous measures come from over-the-counter derivatives called inflation swaps. In Japan, the market for inflation-protected government bonds, called JGBi's, is very thinly traded and a majority of the issuance has been bought back by the Ministry of Finance in recent years. These factors have cast doubt on the ability of JGBi prices to convey reliable information about inflation expectations. Swaps suffer from similar liquidity issues.
Alternative extant measures of inflation expectations are available from surveys of households, investors, and professional forecasters. However, survey responses may by formed in a backward-looking manner, making them more responsive to actual inflation than predictive of the future. The range of views offered by market‑ and survey-based measures is illustrated in the chart below. While measures of five- and ten-year expectations have converged somewhere around 1 percent in recent months, in the past analysts would have little confidence of even getting the correct sign of expected inflation by looking at any given measure.
Category: Inflation, Think Tank
Forecasting Inflation? Target the Middle
Brent Meyer, Guhan Venkatu, and Saeed Zaman
The Median CPI is well-known as an accurate predictor of future inflation. But it's just one of many possible trimmed-mean inflation measures. Recent research compares these types of measures to see which tracks future inflation best. Not only does the Median CPI outperform other trims in predicting CPI inflation, it also does a better job of predicting PCE inflation, the FOMC's preferred measure, than the core PCE.
At the end of 2012, the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) adopted a new guideline for determining when it would consider raising interest rates. What is different about the guideline is that it gives specific thresholds for various economic indicators, which if reached, would signal a change in the Committee's interest-rate target. These thresholds were spelled out in the meeting statement: "…the Committee…currently anticipates that this exceptionally low range for the federal funds rate will be appropriate at least as long as the unemployment rate remains above 6 1/2 percent, inflation between one and two years ahead is projected to be no more than a half percentage point above the Committee's 2 percent longer-run goal, and longer-term inflation expectations continue to be well anchored."
While the unemployment-rate threshold is expressed in terms of current conditions, the inflation threshold is in terms of the outlook for inflation. By specifying the inflation threshold in terms of its forecasted values, the FOMC will still be able to "look through" transitory price changes, like they did, for example, when energy prices spiked in 2008. At that time, the year-over-year growth rate in the Consumer Price Index (CPI) jumped up above 5.0 percent but subsequently plummeted below zero a year later when the bottom fell out on energy prices. At the time, the Committee maintained the federal funds rate target at 2.0 percent, choosing not to react to the energy price spike. Under the explicit inflation threshold, the Committee will not lose its ability to remain forward looking, and will rely on forecasts of inflation.
To help inform those inflation projections, Chairman Bernanke, in a recent press conference, stated that the Committee "will consider a variety of indicators, including measures such as median, trimmed mean, and core inflation; the views of outside forecasters; and the predictions of econometric and statistical models of inflation." In this Economic Commentary, we highlight the usefulness of trimmed-mean measures (chiefly, the median CPI) in gauging the underlying inflation trend and forecasting future inflation.
Drilling Down to the "Core"
Perhaps the most well-known underlying inflation measure is the "core" Consumer Price Index (CPI).1 This measure excludes the prices of food and energy items because those were the two most volatile categories when the core CPI was conceived. While energy remains the most volatile broad category, food prices have become much less volatile in recent years.
Category: Inflation, Think Tank
Labor Slack Points to Structural Employment Problem click for larger chart Source: Bloomberg > Nice chart today from Bloomberg Briefs suggesting that we have structural problems in the labor market post-credit crisis. The income gap based on education levels is well established; there is also a low-wage bias in the economy – we seem…Read More
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Whether hawking deep-dish pizza or turning out thin-crust, square-cut pies, these are the pizzerias that do Chicagoans proud
Chicago's deep-dish pizza is legendary, but we have to break it to you: To get the best versions of this iconic dish, you have to get out of River North. Otherwise, you'll miss out on the remarkable, cheese-laden specimens at Pequod's. Since as many people love deep dish as love to hate it, we're happy to inform you that Chicago is home to many other pizza styles, from New York (Armitage Pizza) to New Haven (Piece) to Neopolitan (Spacca Napoli) to Neapolitan-ish (Reno). For a real taste of Chicago, head south to the stalwart Vito & Nick's, which has been serving up its cracker-thin pies since 1949. Here are our picks for the very best pizza in Chicago.
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Tops among the thin crust pizza joints in Chicago is Coalfire, a little spot in West Town that turns out blistered pies with a chewy, slightly crisp edge from its 800-degree coal oven. While the crust is a work of art itself, toppings are inspired—soft whipped peaks of ricotta balance coins of spicy pepperoni; thin slices of fiery 'nduja, a spreadable Calabrian salami, with fresh mozzarella; and a garlicky white pie are among the standouts. The restaurant fills up fast, but there's take-out, and a second, larger location coming soon to Lakeview.Read more
Pequod's Pizza
With exposed brick and plasma-screen TVs, Pequod's is firmly a neighborhood bar. But Pequod's is a bar that serves some of the best pizza in the city. The signature pan pizza is ringed with caramelized cheese, and slices are massive—one piece makes a meal. Add veggies to lighten it up a bit, or go all in, with the sausage pie, dotted with perfectly spiced, Ping-Pong ball–size pieces of seasoned ground pork.Read more
Two things keep this place from going the route of sports-bar-beer-bong culture: excellent house brews and expertly executed pizzas. The crispy pies hold a lot of weight, so after you choose your pizza style—red, white, BBQ or New Haven–style "plain" (red sauce, no mozzarella)—start piling on the toppings. (If you're really going New Haven–style, try one with clams and bacon.) Wash it down with a pitcher of the crisp Golden Arm, and you'll never disparagingly say "pizza and beer joint" again.Read more
The all-day bagels-and-pizza joint from the Telegraph crew is a casual coffee shop by day—so casual it feels almost cafeteriaish—and only slightly less casual at night, when proper table service kicks in. Given the pedigree of the chefs here (Telegraph pastry chef Katie Wyer on desserts and those fabulously crisp wood-fired bagels; Telegraph alum Elliot Green on savories), the vibe may seem like a disconnect. But actually, this is nothing more than a great, neighborhood pizza parlor, albeit one with excellent housemade pastas, a killer mizuna salad and housemade hot sauces on the tables.Read more
Spacca Napoli
This place is serious about Neapolitan pizza: A custom-built, oak-stoked oven kicks out bubbling beauties with perfectly charred peaks and valleys in less than two minutes. The hand-formed crust is paper-thin at the center and thicker toward the edges and has the unmistakable chew of a true Neapolitan pie. Aside from the simple marinara or Margherita (which can also be had with fresh buffalo mozz that's flown in each Thursday), toppings run the gamut from fennel-flecked sausage to bitter rapini to prosciutto ribbons. Add a humble Italian wine-and-beer list, after-dinner options such as espresso and limoncello, and you've got a great night out.Read more
Vito and Nick's
Serving pizza to Chicagoans since 1949 (although this location opened in '65), Vito and Nick's is the king of thin-crust pizza done Chicago-style. With Old Style on tap and the Bears on TV, surly waitresses shuffle bubbling-hot pies to a full room of revelers. The crispy but pliant crust, tangy sauce and top-quality sausage separate this pizza from other Chicago thin-crusts. The wait times for pie can run a little long on weekends, so order your drinks by the pitcher, and enjoy a true Chicago scene.Read more


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The have a plan to lock a Champions League spot. We will see more of Arsenal we know!!! plan, determination, efforts, discipline and Results.
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Alipotaka kufunga Ramsey nilifumba macho kusubiri msiba au janga kuu hapa duniani,but congrats to all my fellow snipers.
Arsenal goalscorer Mikel Arteta: "It's really important for us as there are a few teams putting pressure on us for a place in the Champions League. We dropped points last week so this was a massive three points. It was a good goal against a good team who have spent a lot of money. The table is changing every Sunday and it will stay like that for the rest of the season, if we lose one game the fight is on again so we can't take our foot off the pedal."
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Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger:"We have been consistent in the last two months and the performance reflects what we have produced in the last 10 games: quality, spirit and determination.
"In the end we got the better of them. The goal came late but we deserved to win. Against a good team like City if you don't score early it is always a test, we gave them very little.
"Every time we are in trouble someone finds something special and the confidence is very high. The job isn't done yet.
"City have a chance still but it will be difficult. If you are eight points behind with six games to go they have to win every game. The closer you get the less likely it is that United will make mistakes. They can smell the stable.
"[Balotelli] It looked a red card to me, it was a bad tackle."
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Manchester City manager Roberto Mancini: "[Is it over?] No. In football, it is never finished until it is over. For this reason I always believe that we can do it. We have had a fantastic season and we need to finish well.
"From the bench I didn't see the first tackle but now I have seen it and Mario deserved a red card after 10 minutes. But it took until the last few minutes for him to get sent off. I am very sorry for him. I don't have any words for his behaviour. I love him, he is a fantastic player, I love him as a guy but he needs to change or he can lose everything. I am disappointed in him. He is young and he continues to make mistakes.
"Today we have 15 points more than last year, clearly it is diffiuclt to win the title but we can hope that they lose some points before the derby. After that we will see. In the last month we have had problems with injuries but we need to improve more. For 28 or 29 games we did well but there are 18 points to play for. Never say never."
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Posted By Barry Ritholtz On March 31, 2004 @ 11:30 am In Politics | Comments Disabled
On several occasions, we've noted that Nader [1] will have a significant, perhaps decisive impact [2] on the 2004 elections.
Apparently, we were not alone in this assessment. The Dallas Morning News [3] reports that "Nearly 10 percent of the Nader contributors who have given him at least $250 each have a history of supporting the Republican president, national GOP candidates or the party, according to computer-assisted review of financial records by The Dallas Morning News."
Let me add that this is their right — anyone can contribute to more than one candidate. What this actually confirms, however, is that other people share our analysis regarding Nader's impact. And, they are voting with their dollars, in a way that benefits the incumbent, not the challenger.
Amusingly, Nader has "won Ben Stein's money [4]." Stein is a television personality and outspoken advocate for the Republican Party, who has "contributed $500 to Nader and $1,000 to Mr. Bush this year. Records indicate that over the last decade, Mr. Stein has given exclusively to the GOP." Stein made TV ads for Mr. Bush in the 2000 election, but they never aired.
via Joe Hills Dispatch [5]
GOP donors double dipping with Nader [3]
Contributors deny that financial support is designed to hurt Kerry
Wayne Slater
The Dallas Morning News, March 26, 2004
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In Wine Country, where vintners boast rich family histories and vineyards are described as steeped in tradition, it may not seem natural to scour Twitter posts to find new customers.
But some wineries are doing just that, including one that tweets wine-pairing suggestions to Twitter users who check in at restaurants where its wines are served, said Paul Mabray, chief strategy officer for VinTank, a Napa consulting firm.
The topic was one of many explored Wednesday at the first North Coast Wine Expo, a trade show and conference held at the Sonoma County Fairgrounds. The event, organized by Wine Industry Network, drew 2,000 attendees and 200 exhibitors, said George Christie, president and CEO.
"It was just amazing to me that there wasn't a really robust show in the North Coast," Christie said. "For me, that was a pretty clear message that this region wants to have a show like this."
At the marketing session, Mabray said VinTank is working on a "geofencing" app to enable wineries to send digital invitations to smartphone users as they enter regions like Napa Valley.
"Never before have we experienced the amount of competition that we have today," Mabray said. "In 2011, 150,000 labels were approved by the (federal Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau). There's no other product like it."
Using social media can help wineries learn about customers and find additional ways to connect, Mabray said. For example, one winery found that a customer who spent about $20,000 on its wines talked a lot about his favorite football quarterback, Mabray said. Instead of sending the loyal customer stemware, which he likely didn't need, the winery spent $200 on a signed jersey from the player.
"I can tell you that guy bought a lot more wine after that," Mabray said.
Even so, there's no substitute for picking up the phone to connect with customers, especially for wines priced at more than $35, said Michael Houlihan, founder of Barefoot Cellars, which is now owned by E&J Gallo. Houlihan sees the telephone as an extension of the tasting room.
"A telephone number is more valuable than an email address," Houlihan said. "Telemarketing is the fastest-growing segment of direct-to-consumer today."


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Audio T Brighton is a hi-fi and home cinema specialist providing a high level of expertise and service since 1980 at this location.
Trading as Jeffries Hi-Fi until Audio T took the business over in 2002. Music is a key factor in our lives, and we would be very pleased to have the opportunity to improve your enjoyment of music and movies at home.
We have been a turntable specialist since the early days of the Linn Sondek LP12 and Rega turntables, providing upgrades and servicing for these and other makes.
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With increased pressure to park in and around town these days we hope this will be a small but useful service that will encourage you to visit us. If you come into the store and buy something we will reimburse your parking fees. To claim your refund you MUST ask the salesperson before you make payment and we will credit against your purchase.
"Audio T Brighton has been my go to hi-fi retailer since 1982 when it was Jeffries Hi-Fi. When Audio T took over I was very concerned about the possible reduction in the quality of service I would receive. I'm very happy to say that my fears were un-founded and that the service today is as good as it was all those years ago. All the guys (Julian, Paul and John) are music enthusiasts that just happen to run a very good Hi-Fi store. No question is too stupid for them (I should know as I've asked a few over the years). The help and support for customers both looking to buy or with queries with existing equipment is second to none. Being able to audition equipment well above my aspirations is pure kid in a candy store stuff for me. It helps to spur on my interest in both music and its delivery system and thus my enjoyment of the hobby itself. I'm not adverse to popping in for a chat with the guys if I'm in that part of town to see what's new or to ask about a magazine review about a piece of equipment, and as always a warm welcome is received. It's also gratifying to have your opinion asked when a new bit of kit has been brought in for pre-production analysis and the invites to special listening sessions with other enthusiasts again is a real treat. Knowing that your input is helping manufacturers to improve their products is a nice feeling (you're not just a wallet to empty). I feel very lucky that I have such a good retailer so close to my home. Many don't have that luxury, having to travel many miles to get good service for their hobby. I have been frequenting Audio T Brighton for my years, recommending them to my friends when they need advice and I hope to do so for many more."
Mr Smith, Brighton
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Mr Simon, Brighton
Just wanted to say how delighted my husband is with his recent purchases, and thank you for the recommendation, and your help."
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Mr Hankey, Brighton
"Another late night and a big smile as well. That says it all! And late into work this morning playing even more music :-). Some things just have to be done!!
Just to say a big thank you for the marvelous job the lad's did yesterday. An enjoyable time for me indeed and the attention to detail paid to the set-up has clearly paid dividends. I feel this is a credit not only to the lads themselves but your business ethos as well.
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The service from you, John and Paul is continually exemplary, second to none. I have not encountered this level of knowledge, approachability, thoughtfulness and patience, anywhere before. Great team."
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The Spring Grove Area School Districts board discovered just how much the districts Parent Teacher Organizations support students and teachers in their schools.
PTO leaders from five schools were invited to present a summary of their activities to the board last week. The groups detailed their funding of field trips, assemblies, movie nights, reading programs, holiday shops, yearbooks, playground equipment, classroom supplies, teacher appreciation meals and more.
We just know that they're always busy and were always thanking them, said Lisa Smith, the districts community relations coordinator.
The groups are supported by fundraisers primarily sales of things like candy or spirit wear; the collection of Box Tops for Education, Campbells labels and soda caps; the Giant A+ rewards program; and outright donations. Each group manages its own budget, but all totaled, they raised more than $84,000.
Thats a lot of money for volunteer groups to be pulling together, Smith said.
The board was also interested to learn how PTOs supported field trips for students, since the district budget has not included funds for field trips for several years. The parent leaders listed visits to the state Capitol, Strawberry Hill Nature Preserve, Indian Echo Caverns, the Gettysburg battlefield, York County Solid Waste Authority and Susan P. Byrnes Health Education Center.
Denise Restuccia, president of the New Salem Elementary PTO, said her group does not fund field trips. New Salem students do, however, visit York Waste and the Byrnes Center, because both offer educational tours at no cost to school groups.
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Plaintiffs, husband and wife, filed this action on February 17, 2009, to quiet title to property they own in Williamson County, Tennessee. At issue was a Deed of Trust that secured a 1997 promissory note, with an original maturity date in 1998, executed by a South Carolina limited liability company of which the plaintiff husband was a member. Plaintiffs asserted, inter alia, that the statute of limitations for the 1997 note and deed of trust had lapsed; therefore, the deed of trust encumbering their property should be released. Defendant Beta, LLC, filed a counterclaim for judicial foreclosure asserting it was the assignee of an October 8, 1998 renewal note with a maturity date of October 1999, the maturity date of which was subsequently extended to October 2000 pursuant to a Change in Terms Agreement executed in October 1999. It is based on the Change in Terms Agreement that Beta insists the statute of limitations had not lapsed and it is entitled to enforce the deed of trust. Although Beta was unable to produce an original or photocopy of an October 1998 renewal promissory note or evidence that complied with Tenn. Code Ann. § 24-8-101 to prove it was a lost negotiable instrument, the trial court held that a copy of the 1999 Change of Terms Agreement was sufficient to established the existence of the October 1998 renewal note and the extension of the maturity date to 2000; thus the statute of limitations had not run and Beta was vested with the right to enforce the deed of trust. Therefore, the court dismissed Plaintiffs complaint to quiet title and ruled in favor of Beta on the issue of foreclosure. On appeal Plaintiffs contend that the evidence was insufficient to support the court's rulings. Particularly, Plaintiffs contend the trial court erred in finding that the Change in Terms Agreement dated October 8, 1999, was sufficient to establish Beta's claims under an October 1998 promissory note of which there is no copy. We have determined the trial court erred in finding that the evidence was sufficient to satisfy Beta's burden of proof as the foreclosing party. We, therefore, reverse the judgment of the trial court and remand this matter for further proceedings consistent with this opinion, including a determination of the specific relief to which Plaintiffs may be entitled.
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Daniel L. Wischof, Franklin, Tennessee, for the appellants, Steve Dickerson and Deborah Dickerson.
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W. Kennerly Burger, Murfreesboro, Tennessee, for the appellees, Beta, LLC, and Sound Marketing, LLC.
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Situated in the heart of Knightsbridge, Mari Vanna, home of the mythical Russian matriarch, bids you a warm welcome to her London outpost for a home-cooked meal and a cosy retreat.
Specialising in "babushka cooking", the menu is replete with Russian dishes and influences from the former Soviet countries of Georgia, Ukraine and also offers an extensive selection of salads and lighter dishes displaying a liberal use of fresh herbs. Its generous and exquisite selection of tea-time treats, cakes and infusions, meanwhile, is hard to resist, and available throughout the day.
With extraordinary attention to detail, Mari Vanna transports each guest into the Russian home of a bygone era where shelves are adorned with matryoshka dolls, trinkets and tchotchke. Displaying true Russian tradition from top to toe, Mari Vanna is a rare find in London. Initially opened in a private apartment in St Petersburg, Mari Vanna has sister restaurants in Moscow and New York.
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Global Funeral Services Industry
The global funeral services industry (segment of the consumer services market) encompasses a range of outfits catering to all the necessary aspects of funerals including cremation, burial, providing urns and caskets, and making memorial products. Pre-burial services also fall into this industry category and include processes such as embalming. The industry is characterized by a high degree of fragmentation, with many outfits tending to be small and family-run. Larger sized companies represent less than 15% of the overall market, according to research from industry experts.
Trends & Challenges
Growth in the funeral services sector is fuelled by demographic factors, mainly the percentage of older citizens in a country. Funeral service providers compete through effective marketing and building a reputation as being reliable. Hoover's underlines the advantage of pooling resources for larger outfits. Resources that can be readily shared include vehicles such as hearses and limos, along with marketing costs and specific service providers such as embalmers. As the funeral services industry is primarily a local one, smaller outfits can compete with larger nationwide operators. Local demand remains more or less fixed, allowing smaller outfits to predict the needs of their clients and to build a working relationship with the local community.
Pre-burial services generate around half of the overall revenue of the funeral services industry. These pre-burial services include transportation, cosmetic preparation, wake and memorial service facility rental, and embalming. Funeral products such as wreaths, urns and caskets account for around 45% of the sector's revenue. Burial rights also generate a portion of industry revenue. Leading casket suppliers currently operating in the US funeral services market include Matthews International, Aurora Casket and Batesville Casket. On average, funeral homes cater to around 120 funerals each year. This means that valuable physical assets, such as hearses and limos, are often unused. Though traditionally burial represented the most dominant funeral service, industry trends have witnessed the rise of the more cost effective alternative of cremation, and the number of cremations per year continues to climb.
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Growth in the US funeral services industry is being challenged by the increasing popularity of cremation. This less expensive alternative to traditional burial has squeezed profit margins in the US market, which is comprised of 24,000 outfits and is valued at around $13 billion, according to IBISWorld. The economic recession also contributed to industry difficulties as families with falling incomes began buying caskets from discount manufacturers and retailers to lower funeral service costs. Revenue fell at a yearly rate of almost 0.5% between 2007 and 2012, mainly due to the recession.
Despite certain difficulties, the US funeral services sector is expected to pick up somewhat between 2012 and 2017. Industry performance will be fuelled by an increasing number of citizens joining the older age category. Death rates in the US are also predicted to rise, further driving growth in the funeral services industry. The funeral sector is generally regarded as stable, though demand is affected by the economic climate, with falling incomes and employment rates prompting consumers to seek out discounts.
As economic recovery continues, it is expected that the recent trend toward the less-expensive option of cremation will turn around, with families spending more on more costly graves and funeral services, reports IBISWorld. To combat revenue loss due to the rising popularity of cremation, industry players will likely concentrate their efforts on providing more value-added services.
Industry Players
Leading players currently operating in the global funeral services industry include StoneMor Partners, Stewart Enterprises and Service Corporation International. The top 50 outfits generate around 25% of overall industry revenue, reports Hoover's.
Market Outlook
Though the funeral services industry is sheltered from recession to some extent given that it is a vital service, it has suffered due to tightening household budgets in recent years. However, economic recovery should see the industry enter a slightly more favorable period. With the baby boomer generation aging, demand for funeral services will climb in the near future, generating higher industry revenues from around 2015 onward.
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I adapted my mom's yummy cobbler recipe for slow cooking. With the hot summers here in Arizona, we can still enjoy this comforting dessert, and I don't have to turn on the oven. —Karen Jarocki, Yuma, Arizona
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- 2 cups fresh or frozen blueberries, thawed
- Low-fat vanilla frozen yogurt, optional
- 1. In a large bowl, combine 1 cup flour, 2 tablespoons sugar, baking powder and cinnamon. Combine the egg, milk and oil; stir into dry ingredients just until moistened (batter will be thick). Spread batter evenly into a 5-qt. slow cooker coated with cooking spray.
- 2. In a large bowl, combine the salt and remaining flour and sugar; add berries and toss to coat. Spread over batter.
- 3. Cover and cook on high for 2 to 2-1/2 hours or until a toothpick inserted into cobbler comes out clean. Serve with frozen yogurt if desired. Yield: 8 servings.
Nutritional Facts
1 serving (calculated without frozen yogurt) equals 250 calories, 4 g fat (trace saturated fat), 27 mg cholesterol, 142 mg sodium, 51 g carbohydrate, 4 g fiber, 3 g protein.
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