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A global approach to health and development. Aids and parasitosis in tropical Africa, malaria in Vietnam, the cost of treating measles in Burkina Faso, Aids information and prevention in France - the Cahiers/Santé provide a unique platform for teams in the field to exchange scientific information. They report on practical experiences and provide health professionals with a remarkable diversity of input. They are also an excellent tool for educators and trainers. The archives of Cahiers/Santé from Volume 6 are available on the site of the Agence Universitaire de la Francophonie.
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Article: Malaria in Gabon: results of a clinical and laboratory study at the Chinese-Gabonese Friendship Hospital of Franceville[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Despite progress in the control of malaria, it remains a serious public health problem. Substantial declines in malaria transmission, morbidity and mortality have nonetheless been reported in several countries where new malaria control strategies have been implemented. We conducted this molecular and epidemiological analysis of malaria in the pediatric department of the Chinese-Gabon Friendship Hospital (HCGC) in Franceville in 2010. Franceville is the third largest town in Gabon, and malaria transmission is high year-round. We included 945 children, 756 of them febrile. Malaria was diagnosed based on the detection of P. falciparum in thick blood films, with Lambarene's method. Malaria prevalence among the febrile children included in this study was 17.9% (n=135). The burden of malaria is thus lower than in the past; it is now the second leading cause of pediatric hospital visits, rather than the leading cause as it was in 2004. The children's mean age was 48.5 ± 3.9 months, older than in 2004 (p<0.05). We also analysed the molecular drug resistance marker, Pfmdr1. The prevalence of the wild-type genotype N86 of Pfmdr1 was 47.4% (n=64), higher than in 2004 (p<0.001). The increased prevalence of codon 1246 was not significant. Socio-economic factors and known malaria risk factors were analysed. We found that the use of Insecticide-treated mosquito nets and the provision of information (education or communication) to parents and guardians about malaria were protective factors against the disease. In conclusion, a larger study of the entire region over a longer period is necessary to characterise malaria in Franceville today. Transmission factors must also be studied.
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ABSTRACT: In 1995, 2005 and 2011, cross-sectional studies of 611 parturients at the Centre Hospitalier de Libreville in Gabon assessed the prevalence of maternal malaria and anaemia; two indicators of poor pregnancy outcomes. The prevalence of Plasmodium falciparum infection in maternal peripheral blood decreased from 25% in 2005 to 6% in 2011. Parasite density was significantly lower in 2005 (31 p/μL) than in 1995 (1,240 p/μL) or 2011 (35,055 p/μL). Anaemia prevalence was high (>50%) in 1995 and in 2005, but fell by more than 50% (24%) in 2011. After implementation of new malaria prevention strategies during pregnancy, the prevalence of both maternal peripheral P. falciparum infection and anaemia fell. Studies are necessary to assess the efficacy of these strategies and to seek other causes of anaemia.
Article: [Pulmonary events induced by non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs in patients with sickle cell disease].[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Painful sickle cell crises are among the principal manifestations of sickle cell disease. Their treatment routinely requires the use of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDS). These drugs also, however, inhibit the cyclooxygenase cycle in arachidonic acid metabolism, promoting the synthesis of leukotrienes, which have bronchoconstrictive effects. This study took place from March through August, 2007, and included 100 patients of both sexes, aged 2 to 59 years, with any sickle cell phenotype (SS, SC, AS, SFA2, or SAFA2) and treated by NSAIDs in the Immunology and Haematology department of the University Hospital of Cocody. We analysed the characteristics of the respiratory events induced by taking NSAIDs to identify potential risk factors for their occurrence. We found that 5% of these patients presented respiratory symptoms linked to NSAIDs. These appeared within 30 minutes of drug intake for 80%; in 60% of these cases, only corticosteroid and antihistamine treatment resolved these symptoms. The occurrence of respiratory events did not differ by sex; however, younger subjects were more exposed to these respiratory events. All patients with family or individual history of atopy-like hypersensitivity type I events presented these respiratory symptoms when taking NSAIDS for sickle-cell crises.
Article: [Cranioencephalic complications of bacterial sinusitis in children and adolescents: eight cases in Libreville (Gabon)].[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: To review the pathologic, diagnostic and therapeutic aspects of the cranioencephalic complications of bacterial sinusitis. This retrospective study included children who underwent diagnostic imaging at the Omar Bongo Ondimba military hospital between January 2006 and December 2010 and treatment of cranioencephalic complications of sinusitis. During the study period, 58 children were hospitalized with sinusitis, and eight (13.8%) had cranioencephalic complications for an annual incidence of 1.6% and a sex ratio of 5 boys to 3 girls. Their mean age was 13 years. Symptoms developed over a mean duration of 14 days (range: 3-45 days). The clinical picture was dominated by febrile headaches and neurologic signs. Palpation of the sinus pressure points was painful in all cases. Disorders of consciousness were found in five cases, with a mean Glasgow score of 9 (range: 7-13). Seven children had multifocal sinusitis and one frontal sinusitis. Five children had a subdural empyema, two associated with thrombophlebitis of the sagittal sinus, one with a brain abscess with thrombophlebitis of the sagittal sinus, and another with meningitis and thrombophlebitis of the sagittal sinus. Two children had osteomyelitis of the frontal sinus table, including a frontal lobe abscess for one. Another had multiple cerebral abscesses. Five children had sinus and neurosurgical drainage, two sinus drainage only, and one neurosurgical drainage only. Microbiology was positive for microbes in four cases: Streptococcus eqinus (one case), Staphylococcus aureus (one case), both S. pneumoniae and Haemophilus influenzae (one case), and Aerococcus viridans (one case). Outcome was favourable in seven cases, including four without sequelae. Two children had recurrences, and one died. Diagnosis of the cranioencephalic complications of sinusitis rely on medical imagery. Early multidisciplinary therapeutic management is essential.
Article: La représentation des francophones d'Ottawa et sa francophonie : portrait statistique, comparaison et analyse sociohistorique (1968-2008)
Article: Medical audit of neonatal deaths with the 'three delay' model in a pediatric hospital in Ouagadougou[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: To determine the causes of neonatal deaths and their contributing factors. We used the "three-delay model" to conduct an audit of the neonatal deaths that occurred between January 2006 and December 2010 at the Charles de Gaulle University Pediatric Hospital, in Ouagadougou. The neonatal mortality rate was 12.3%. The main direct causes were infections (70%), cerebral distress (10%), respiratory distress (7%), congenital malformations (5.5%), prematurity (4.5%) and hemorrhagic syndromes (3%). All three delays were found: in decision making in 64.4% of cases, in access to health services in 77%, and in receiving appropriate care in 66.9%; they multiplied the risk of death by a factor of 4, 3 and 5, respectively. To reduce deaths of newborn babies, it is necessary to overcome the three delays that contribute to it, pending the improvement of socioeconomic conditions of populations. This combat requires optimizing the implementation of the subsidies for obstetric and neonatal emergency care and strengthening the involvement of all stakeholders, specifically, policy makers, the community and health professionals.
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ABSTRACT: The objective of this study was to determine the sociodemographic characteristics of cannabis users, their consumption patterns, and effects. Our cross-sectional, descriptive study included 205 subjects (191 men, 14 women, mean age = 25.9 ± 7.9 years). The consumption of psychotropic drugs and/or cannabis was confirmed by toxicological analysis. In our study population, 61% were cannabis users. Consumption was significantly higher in males (94.4%) than in females. Consumers were young adults, aged 25.8 ± 8.8 years, single (81.6%), had primary school educations (62.4%), were employed (72%) and lived in urban areas (77.6%); 28.8% had a personal history of psychiatric disorders. The mean age of first cannabis use was 20 years. Cannabis use was frequently associated with consumption of alcohol and tobacco (72%). Forty percent of consumers used cannabis daily. Most of those who had used drugs had done so with friends. In most cases, cannabis was regarded as a means of escape from problems (29.3%), relaxation (20.2%), experimentation (18.2%) and a source of pleasure (16.7%). These data suggest the importance of primary prevention of early use and rapid treatment of young users.
Article: [Controlling caesarean-site infection. Collaboration between the obstetric and hospital hygiene departments].[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: In 1998, the isolation of Staphylococcus aureus resistant to methicillin (MRSA) from a sample taken from a post-caesarean surgical site infection (SSI) led the obstetrics department to call upon the hospital hygiene team for assistance. A retrospective investigation of incidence in the files of 24 women with caesarean deliveries showed a SSI rate of 24%. These abnormally high figures led to an audit of hygiene practices during these deliveries. To reduce the incidence of post-caesarean SSIs at Dreux Hospital Centre. From 1999 through 2005, SSIs have been monitored according to the methods of the western France Coordinating Centre for Nosocomial Infections and the guidelines of ANAES in France and the U.S. CDC. The data were analysed by Epi Info 6, retrospectively. Files of 1972 caesareans performed over a 6-year period were analysed. The SSI rate was 24% in 1999; it fell to 7.4% in 2000 and stabilized from 2003 through 2005 in the neighbourhood of 2.6%. More than 70% of our patients are re-examined within 2 weeks of delivery. Close cooperation between the Obstetrics and Hospital Hygiene departments led to a dramatic reduction in SSI rates, to 2.6% (similar to the national rate), and its maintenance over a 3-year period. Implementation of the caesarean hygiene protocol has continued since 2006.
Article: [Factors associated with overweight and obesity in children in Ouagadougou (Burkina Faso)].[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: The international community is increasing concerned about obesity, which it has become one of the most common noninfectious pandemics worldwide and affects a growing number of children. We conducted an analytic cross-sectional study from May 25 to June 16, 2010, among a sample of 435 randomly selected students in secondary schools in the city of Ouagadougou to identify the factors contributing to obesity and overweight. The main factors significantly associated with obesity and overweight were family history of obesity (OR = 7.4), higher socioeconomic level (OR = 3.8), snacking on candy (OR = 5, 3), pastry (OR = 3.5), and chocolate (OR = 12.6), frequent consumption of sweets (OR = 2.2), lack of physical activity (OR = 4.4), and conflictual family relationships (OR = 3.9). Dealing with these factors in prevention activities should help to reduce the prevalence of overweight and obesity and their morbid consequences later on.
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ABSTRACT: this study aims to assess the frequency, complications and advantages of each of the three principal approaches to hysterectomies: abdominal, vaginal, and laparoscopic. this prospective study analyses a consecutive series of 78 hysterectomies for benign disease (myomas and precancerous lesions of the cervix) in the gynaecological surgery department of Libreville Hospital Centre from March 1, 2006, to November, 2010. We excluded cases of genital prolapsus, invasive uterine cancer, and hysterectomy during pregnancy or delivery. Data were collected from the surgical registers and reports and from patients' files. the frequency of abdominal hysterectomy was about 39% (31 cases), and that of vaginal hysterectomy 61% (31 cases); laparoscopic assistance was involved in 20.58% (14 cases). The women's mean age was 46 years (range: 45 to 60 years). Mean parity was 5.5 (range: 0 to 9). Overall, 30% of the patients had previously undergone pelvic surgery by the abdominal route. Two wounds, one of the bladder and the other of the uterus, comprised the surgical morbidity. No deaths occurred. the surgeon's experience with the vaginal route, sometimes with laparoscopic assistance, resulted in limited use of the abdominal route.
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ABSTRACT: Ewing sarcoma is a primary malignant bone tumor rarely observed in black populations. We report a case of Ewing sarcoma in a 12-year-old boy, manifested by pain in the lower limbs and pelvis, limping while walking, with functional disability and visual disorders developing over a 2-year period, from 2005 through 2007. The child was transferred for care to South Africa where a biopsy bone was taken and analyzed. The histological slices showed clusters of small round cells, sometimes with indistinct or eosinophilic cytoplasm, oval vesicular nuclei, and fine chromatin. These images were compatible with neoplastic proliferation of small round cells of the Ewing tumor type. We use this case to review the literature and discuss the circumstances of onset and methods of diagnosis.
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ABSTRACT: the nutritional intake required for normal growth and development is similar among children with diabetes and healthy children. Nonetheless, for children with diabetes, food intake must also be correlated with their insulin treatment plan and level of physical activity. The objective of this work was to identify the eating habits of the children and adolescents followed in the National Diabetes Center in Libreville. this prospective survey was conducted from November 1, 2008, through January 30, 2009, at the National Diabetes Center of the Libreville Hospital Center. during the study period, 21 children and adolescents were treated at our center. The sex ratio was 1:1, and the mean age was 14.7 years. The mean body mass index (BMI) was 18.5 kg/m(2). Mean age at diagnosis was 9.6 years. All the children received insulin; two had two injections daily and the other 19 (90.4%), three a day. Three children never ate breakfast; 17 "often" drank some milk, and 18 ate some bread. Twenty children "often" ate a starch and chicken at lunch, five others "often" had vegetables then. Healthy planned snacks were not eaten by 57% of the subjects, although 24% reported "nibbling" between meals "sometimes". In addition to water, 67% of the patients drank diet Coke. few children complied with the diet strictly, because their families could not afford to buy all the recommended food. Effective access to appropriate local food is essential. All patients should discuss their preferred foods with the doctor or dietician, so that their insulin treatment can be adapted appropriately to the food.
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ABSTRACT: Still disease is an inflammatory rheumatism occurring predominantly in children and adolescents, but which is sometimes diagnosed in adults. A combination of fever, arthralgia, transient dermatological lesions, hyperleucocytosis predominantly neutrophilic, and ferritinaemia greater than 1,000 μg/L is suggestive of this disease, but infectious, haematological, immunological, and tumor diseases must first be ruled out. Accordingly, patients' financial limitations keep this disease from being diagnosed often in sub-Saharan Africa. We report four cases of Still disease with favourable outcome after corticosteroid therapy.
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ABSTRACT: In the rural communities of Côte d'Ivoire, malaria control is guided by the sociocultural etiology or perception of this disease, as we can see by studies conducted in the Baoulé and Gouro communities. These studies show that these communities establish a link between the sun, excessive oil consumption, agricultural activities, disease, and lack of hygiene. Mosquitoes, however, are not identified as the cause of malaria but rather as an insect noxious by their noise and painful bites. These populations use both traditional and modern means to move mosquitoes away from their homes. Analysis of this social reality shows that the battle against malaria in rural areas is not simply a problem of health education. It is thus important in developing malaria control programmes to adopt a strategy that links community participation and health education.
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ABSTRACT: the aim of this study was to evaluate the management of HELLP syndrome at Josephine-Bongo Maternity Hospital. the retrospective study included all women admitted to the intensive care unit of our hospital from 1 January 2004 through 30 December 2007 with HELLP syndrome. The characteristics studied included: age, parity, number of previous pregnancies, antenatal monitoring, term at onset, clinical and laboratory signs, treatment, complications, perinatal and neonatal mortality and duration of intensive care unit admission. nine patients, mainly primiparas with an average age of 29.7 ± 6.5 years were admitted to intensive care. HELLP syndrome was diagnosed at a mean term of 33 ± 2.7 weeks. The clinical signs noted included the following: jaundice (100%), headaches (100%) and epigastric pain (67%). The laboratory analysis showed: a mean haemoglobin level of 8.7 ± 1.2 g/dL, an average platelet level of 70,900 ± 27,052.9/mm(3), and mean transaminase levels of 120 ± 60 UI/L for aspartate aminotransferase (AST) and 99 ± 41.1 UI/L for alanine aminotransferase (ALT). Hypertension was treated by continuous intravenous administration of nicardipine. The fetal pulmonary development was ensured with betamethasone. Delivery was by caesarean for four women (44%) and vaginal for the other five (56%). One maternal death was noted, related to a rupture of a subcapsular haematoma of liver. in view of the extent of perinatal morbidity and mortality associated with HELLP syndrome, abdominal ultrasonography to detect any subcapsular haematoma of liver should be performed to determine the need for immediate delivery. It would be appropriate to provide the Josephine-Bongo Maternity Hospital with a neonatal intensive care unit of high quality.
Article: Induction of labor by oral administration of 50 μg of misoprostol: A prospective study in Libreville (Gabon)[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: to describe and to analyze the results of our experience in inducing labor with the misoprostol, 50 μg, administered orally. this descriptive prospective study took place at the Josephine-Bongo Maternity Hospital, in Libreville, in Gabon, from 1st January 2007 to 31st December 2009. It included pregnancies with a gestational age greater or equal to 29 weeks of singletons in cephalic presentation. The induction consisted in the administration of one quarter of a misoprostol tablet (that is, a dose of 50 μg) at 6 in the morning, fasting, and repeated every 4 h up to a maximum of five doses. The principal study indicators were epidemiologic characteristics, dose received, duration of labor, and outcome. the study included 91 patients, with a mean age of 26 years. On average, women received 1.6 doses of 50 μg of misoprostol, for a mean dose of 78.5 μg. A single dose of 50 μg was sufficient to induce labor for 61 patients (67%), as well as for 69% of patients (34/49) with a parity less than or equal to 1. Delivery occurred within 24 h for 80 patients (88%). Vaginal deliveries accounted for 86% of the births (n = 78 patients). There were five failures (5.5%), no adverse effects, and no maternal complications. our series confirms the effectiveness and good tolerance of 50-μg misoprostol, administered orally. This route has a period of rapid action, is easy to use, and requires no invasive procedures.
Article: [Avascular necrosis of the femoral head in children with sickle cell disease (Libreville, Gabon)].[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: We present the clinical aspects of avascular osteonecrosis in children with sickle-cell disease and emphasize the need for early detection of this necrosis of the femoral head, which is often nearly or totally asymptomatic. This retrospective descriptive study covers the 10 years from January 1989 through December 1999 and includes 22 homozygous (Hb-SS) children and adolescents with sickle-cell disease, all presenting pain in the hip and/or limping. The sex ratio was 2.6 (72% boys). Epiphyseal infarction in these children can concern the femoral as well as the humeral head. Femoral osteonecrosis is disabling and often has severe complications, involving not only functional prognosis but also growth potential. Patient and family education is essential to facilitate early diagnosis and treatment and avoid severe consequences in adulthood.
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ABSTRACT: An adequate uncontaminated blood supply is an essential element of an effective health care system. A regional blood transfusion policy was defined in 2004 by the Direction of Health in Bamako, Mali. The objective of this study is to analyse the coverage of transfusion needs at the Fifth District health Center in Bamako after the implementation of this policy. This prospective study, conducted from December 2006 through May 2007, included 134 patients for whom transfusion orders were recorded in the laboratory. The coverage rate of transfusion needs was estimated by dividing the number of units transfused by the number of units that health professionals requested. The blood supply was regular (46 units per month, on average) and consistent with demand (59 units per month on average). Overall, 75% of the transfusions were required for obstetric complications. All patients received at least one 450-mL unit of whole blood. The coverage of transfusion needs has reached 65% of the total number of units required (95% CI = 60-70%). The implementation of a functioning system of blood transfusion is complex. In Bamako, a system based on a centralized transfusion center met a high proportion of the needs in a reference hospital where demand was high while ensuring a high level of patient safety. Further studies are needed to guide the implementation of feasible and sustainable strategies for providing sufficient quantities of safe blood in other contexts and to assess the impact of these different strategies on global health, and on maternal health in particular.
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Cash America International
Founded in 1983, Cash America, Inc. operated 943 total locations offering specialty financial services to consumers, which included 859 lending locations in 21 states in the United States primarily under the names "Cash America Pawn," "SuperPawn," "Cash America Payday Advance," and "Cashland," as well as 84 check-cashing centers (all of which are unconsolidated franchised check cashing centers) operating in 12 states in the United States under the name "Mr. Payroll."
Additionally, these values help us attract the most talented, enthusiastic and professional people in the marketplace who fit our culture. Once hired, we do everything we can to keep them, including promoting from within, offering a compensation program that provides an opportunity to make a great living, providing a comprehensive and affordable benefits program, as well as a 401(k) retirement plan that includes company-matching.
These are just a few of the things that make Cash America a great place to work. We're confident you will be able to identify more if you are invited to join our team, either at our corporate office (we call it the Field Support Center) in Fort Worth, Texas, or one of our pawnshops nationwide.
Cash America is committed to a smoke-free and drug-free workplace. All persons interested in working for the company must submit to a pre-employment drug test. We are an equal opportunity employer.
In 1983, Cash America founder Jack Daugherty opened the first Cash America Pawn in Irving, Texas, with hopes to build a company that would serve the under-banked population—those who could not get financial help from traditional financial lenders. After just a few years, he took the company public and has since expanded Cash America to become one of the largest pawnshop chains in the country.
Today, Cash America owns and operates more than 900 locations in the United States. From Cash America Pawn and SuperPawn, Cashland and Payday Advance to Mr. Payroll, the Cash America family of brands offers a multitude of financial services to help people in need, including collateralized loans, cash advances, pre-paid debit cards and more.
1983 Company founded by Jack Daugherty with one pawnshop in Irving, Texas.
1984 Incorporated as Cash America Investments, Inc.
1987 Five million common shares sold in public offering for $14.6 million. Acquired Big State Pawn chain of 47 pawnshops.
1990 Listed on the New York Stock Exchange under symbol "PWN"; stock splits 3 for 2.
1992 Acquired Harvey & Thompson chain of 26 stores in United Kingdom, the first international venture for Cash America.
1994 Opened 300th pawnshop. Reached $1 billion loaned and accumulated over 14 million loan transactions. Acquired Mr. Payroll Corporation, a check-cashing subsidiary.
1995 Acquired Svensk Pantbelǻning chain of 10 stores in Sweden.
1998 Opened 400th pawnshop. Began franchising Cash America locations.
2000 Tested cash advance product in pawn locations.
2003 Acquired Cashland (cash advances and check-cashing subsidiary) and solidified the largest single acquisition in our company's history. Five billion dollars loaned.
2004 Initiated move to the Western United States. Sold European subsidiaries Harvey & Thompson and Svensk Pantbelǻning, and acquired the largest remaining independently owned pawnshop chain in the United States—SuperPawn.Changed New York Stock Exchange symbol to "CSH."
2006 Purchased online lending company— www.CashNetUSA.com —to provide our customers another avenue for securing short-term cash advances. CashNetUSA.com is now an online lending tradename of Enova Financial, Cash America's Internet division.
2007 Entered online lending market in United Kingdom with www.QuickQuid.co.uk.
2008 Opened 500th pawnshop; purchased majority ownership in Prenda Fácil, the second-largest pawnshop chain in Mexico.
2009 Opened 1,000th location through Prenda Fácil in Mexico and expanded online lending into Australia and Canada with www.dollarsdirect.com.au and www.dollarsdirect.ca, respectively.
2010 Acquired 39-store pawnshop chain in Washington and Arizona operating under the brand names Maxit Financial and Pawn X-Change.
2011 Acquired seven-store chain of pawnshops in Arizona operated by franchisee Pawn Partners.
2012 Acquired 25-store pawnshop chain, Pawn & Bargains, in Tennessee, North Carolina, Kentucky and Arizona; and nine-store pawnshop chain, Central Pawn, in Arizona.
2013 Acquired 41-store chain of pawnshops in Texas operating under the brand name Top Dollar Pawn.
2014 Company exits Mexico by selling its remaining 47 locations. Enova common stock begins trading on the NYSE under the symbol "ENVA". Cash America returns to its roots of U.S. only pure pawn lender.
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A year to just do it Sarasota County knows the way; is there the will?
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Larry The Cable Guy's "Git-R-Done" is so overdone but as a motto for 2006 it's so apropos for Sarasota County.
After all, the county and city governments, various task forces and citizens' groups have conducted studies, debates, dialogues and conversations focused on some of the most vexing problems facing our communities. These have been good and useful endeavors: They have produced good information, identified assets and liabilities, generated civil discussions, produced partnerships and enhanced cooperation. This spirit of civic engagement should continue, and be nurtured and appreciated.
But there is also a sense, countywide, that 2006 should be -- must be -- a year dedicated to implementation of initiatives. On the topic of affordable housing, for example, there is a clear consensus in government and in the private sector that Sarasota County and its cities must act aggressively to create safe housing that is affordable to a larger share of the work force: civil servants, teachers, police officers, nurses, etc.
Progressive mechanisms, such as a community housing trust, have been established for pursuing this goal, and the county commissioners are considering changes in the zoning codes to require or encourage affordable housing. These efforts have come a long way but tangible results will be required this year in order to build public confidence in the potential for actually creating affordable housing.
Progress has been made toward filling Sarasota County's gaps in infrastructure -- namely utilities -- but it seems as though growth continues to overwhelm transportation, both local and regional; the pursuit of smart solutions ought to be a priority.
During the past year, the public engaged in a productive debate over the extension of a tax for preserving open spaces; a March '06 referendum will provide the opportunity for a debate over the proposed extension of a tax for local schools.
The land-acquisition tax was overwhelmingly approved because voters had firm examples of what they'd get for their money -- a model for proponents of the school tax. School officials will increase the odds of approval if they can demonstrate how the tax would be used to, say, provide vocational training, increase graduation rates and maintain arts and music programs.
The list of issues already on the community's plate is long, so let's stop there and Git-R-Done.
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A New World
At the opening of this letter, I said that we intend to capitalize on our strengths in order to seize the growth, profit and leadership opportunities presented by today's global marketplace. Let me close with some thoughts on what will be required of any company seeking to do that.
On the prospects for continued global growth: When people look out at the global economy today, some are concerned about ripple effects. They fear the impact on overall growth—even in the developing world—of a possible downturn in parts of the developed world. Now, I'm not an economist, but let me offer a perspective based on my experiences as I visit IBM's clients and our own operations around the world.
You only have to get outside of the United States to see that something very new is happening today. The world's growth markets are no longer as dependent on import-export, on the exchange of raw materials for industrial goods. Instead, they are innovating. They are differentiating. Most importantly, their people are becoming consumers; they're joining the middle class. Hundreds of millions of people are opening their first bank accounts, getting their first cell phones, using their first credit cards. Tens of millions are buying their first automobiles. These are historic developments, and are pretty far removed from economic fluctuations in the United States, Europe and Japan.
And consider what has to happen to give all of those people cell phones, financial services and cars. Infrastructure has to be built and developed, and not only the IT infrastructure I discussed earlier, but business infrastructure—for banking, manufacturing, telecommunications, transportation and government services.
Your company knows a thing or two about how to build both kinds of infrastructure to support the way the world works. We've been doing that for nearly 100 years. However, our ability to focus on markets that are small today but with great upside potential was inhibited in the past by our own organizational structure. When you group such smaller markets with big ones, they tend to be overshadowed and to lack proper management attention, investment, skills and support.
That is the reason we are creating a new Growth Markets organization, to be headquartered in Shanghai. Its goal is to accelerate IBM's global growth significantly. I believe this is the best way to ensure that these markets get the talent, investment and attention they deserve and need in order to keep growing.
On local engagement: To be truly global today, a company has to do a lot more than set up sales offices or research facilities in multiple markets, or send its people on international assignments. Doing business in the developing world is about relationships, not just transactions. You have to engage at the level of culture, as well as process. You have to build trust. You have to be integrated on the ground, working shoulder-to-shoulder with local suppliers, governments and communities, and understanding their point of view on business and innovation. You have to help them advance their agendas, not just your own. And you have to train your leaders everywhere to be global leaders.
This takes time. You can't "leapfrog" into being a global company. You've got to be committed for the long term, and you have to invest, on multiple levels. IBM has some unique historical, organizational and skill advantages here—but they will only remain advantages to the extent that we continue to make them real every day, in IBMers' actions, behavior and relationships as global professionals and global citizens.
On developing global professionals and citizens: Of all the issues facing business and society with regard to global integration, perhaps the most challenging is this: How does the individual compete and win in a global economy? This is, on the one hand, what makes globalization such an emotional and polarizing issue to many people. But it also opens up some of the most promising opportunities for organizational innovation in business today—driven by the need to help our people succeed in this new environment.
Last year we introduced the IBM Global Citizen's Portfolio. It aims to provide our employees with the tools they need to enhance their expertise in a global context. Those tools include a matching fund to support the IBMer's own learning and exploration—even if not related to his or her current job. We are helping retiring IBMers to transition to second careers in teaching, government service and nongovernmental organizations. And we've established a program called the Corporate Service Corps, in which teams of high-potential IBMers from around the world—our leaders of the future—will come together for one-month projects on economic development, environmental and other problems in developing countries.
The underlying idea here is that individuals are in the best position to make decisions about their own work, learning and careers. This shift of control and decision-making to the IBMer represents a very new relationship between enterprises and individuals—and that involves a certain degree of risk. Sharing power always does. But if you trust your strategy, your capabilities and your people—and if you are confident that all are grounded in a set of shared values—then this is the kind of innovation you pursue. It's one more example of playing offense in a very new game.
I'm deeply gratified that our employees' reaction to the Global Citizen's Portfolio has been so enthusiastic. We are, for instance, oversubscribed by thousands of applicants for the Corporate Service Corps. IBMers have a very mature understanding of today's new environment. They know the world is changing. They don't expect—or in many cases, even want—what business used to provide. What they do want is an opportunity and some help to learn and grow, so they can effectively compete on a world stage. This is probably the single strongest reason for my confidence in IBM's future.
As we enter a new era of technology, business and global society, I am proud of the worldwide IBM team for bringing us to this point, and I am grateful to you, our shareholders, for your support in our journey. I hope and trust that you are pleased with how your company is growing and evolving. My colleagues and I are excited by the possibilities for how we, together with our clients, our partners and you, can bring this remarkable enterprise into its next era of leadership and discovery.
Samuel J. Palmisano
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The selected references in this letter to the company's financial results excluding the Global Financing business are non-GAAP financial measures, and these references are made to facilitate a comparative view of the company's ongoing operational performance. Additional information on the use of these non-GAAP financial measures is provided in the company's Form 8-K submitted to the SEC on January 17, 2008 (Attachment II — Non-GAAP Supplementary Materials).


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Second floor 35m2 one-bedroom apartment is within view of Taksim , the cultural and entertainment center of Istanbul. This smartly decorated flat offers a comfortable living space. The building has been fully modernized for convenience and comfort. Extending your stay in Istanbul will surely be an option after staying in this bright and attractive property. (Can sleep up to 4 guests)
HALDI is equipped with:
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· Colour LCD TV & 1200 Satellite channels
· Sheets, duvets and towels
· Fridge with an ice compartment
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|Nearest airport: Ataturk Airport 16 km
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For a feel of the old Istanbul and a sense of capturing a truly unique experience, Tarlabasi is hands down one of the most interesting and exotic neighborhoods where you can witness a raucous gypsy wedding, people lowering baskets from the top floors of the buildings to get their daily bread, and clothes hanging on lines connected from building to building.
If you wish to avoid the cliche guide book experience, Tarlabasi may be the choice for you. Its proximity (200 meters) to Taksim also make it a most convenient area to jump off on other adventures. There are several old churches and other points of historical interest, as well as a lively.
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Sites: 150 | Latest Rate: $79.00 | 17 Reviews
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Aug 2015 - $79.00
Definitely a sellers market. Tough price to pay to be this close to the beach.too crowded, spaces too small. Very noisy. Cash only in the office, no checks or credit cards.
There is a state park near Bethany that is much nicer, but has no shade and is too hot in the summer. This place is strictly a last resort type of place. - Buddy Bus
Jun 2013 - $59.00
Nice park with decent sized sites. As mentioned in other reviews, this is a cash only park which would have been nice to know before we got there. There is a no-fee ATM at the convenience store right down the street. The location was super convenient to several beaches, shopping, and restaurants. My only complaint is that the cable did not work unless we fed the cord from the box in through a window, which meant leaving the window open and it did rain while we were gone so we had a mess to clean up, but no water damage. The Wi-Fi never worked and they tried to tell me that it was my phone and Kindle that were the problem. I was able to get a connection on both when I left the campground and went to a public Wi-Fi spot. - Bonnie66
Sep 2012 - $50.00
We stayed here as it is the closest campground to Rehoboth Beach. We weren't looking for a traditional camping experience, instead we camped as an alternative to a hotel. We were there to go to the beach. That being said we had a good stay. Since it was after Labor Day, the pool was closed. We kind of expected that but our kids could have enjoyed it. Our site was wooded and we asked for that. Many of the transient sites are out in the open though. Most of the sites are seasonal/permanent. The road through the campground is tight - I felt lucky to leave without hitting a tree and my TT is only 21'. Our site was sandy and not entirely level. A staff member helped me back in - no pull-throughs here. I used leveling blocks but they actually sunk into the sand. The sewer hookup was far to the rear of the site, and there wasn't enough of a drop so I needed to 'help' the black water make its way to the outlet. As I was preparing to leave I couldn't remove my sewer adapter from their connection. I ran to the office to ask for a strap wrench, and within a few minutes an employee showed up with a wrench. Staff was friendly and the campground is family-owned. We would stay there again. Only real negative was the cable TV - they recently re-wired everything and you can get a cable box for a deposit. The service would sometimes stop and an error message would appear. Don't know if this is something Big Oaks can control. - MattFromPA
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We stayed in the new North section. All sites have 30 & 50 amp service , good water,& sewer hookup. New bath house's, sites have good separation, all are asphalt & level. Easy access to the beach. Although not far from the Indian River Bridge, noise was not a problem. They do not allow any camp fires. Have a very nice children,s playground area. - vince/chestertown
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This is a real get away from everything place. We stayed in the North section. Immaculate, new restroom/shower facilities - very impressive, very expensively done. 5- 10 minute walk to the beach.
There is no WIFI but the Verizon hotspot worked fine. There is so little to do here that you could go through all your monthly GBs pretty quickly. No cable TV, pets allowed but no dog park. A lot of noise from the traffic over the bridge. - UllaPool
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Echoes Dispatches From Economic History
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How Social Security Really Began: Echoesabout 4 years ago
History is filled with examples of people who achieved fame not because of a major accomplishment, but simply because they were the first to do something. Such is the case of Ida May Fuller, a resident of rural Vermont who became the first beneficiary of a recurring Social Security payment on Jan. 31, 1940.
Fuller was born on Sept. 6, 1874, and attended school in Rutland, Vermont, as a classmate of future President Calvin Coolidge. Known to her family and friends as "Aunt Ida," she never married or had children, and she lived alone most of her adult life. After working for decades as a teacher and legal secretary, and contributing to Social Security for almost three years, she filed her retirement claim in November 1939.READ MORE
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When Japan Invaded Shanghai: Echoesabout 4 years ago
Japan's imperial ambitions on mainland Asia, driven in part by shortages of industrial raw materials, exploded onto the global scene in September 1931. Chinese hostility to Japanese economic policies had led to boycotts, reducing Japan's export sales to China by 60 percent in nine months.
After deceptively staging an attack it blamed on Chinese dissidents, the Japanese army invaded China's northeastern region, Manchuria, which was rich in coal and iron ore. The invasion was in defiance of orders from Tokyo. In January 1932, as the occupation intensified, military leaders sought additional gains, almost 700 miles south, at Shanghai. (For related film clips, click here.)READ MORE
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Environmentalists are increasingly pressuring us to give up incandescent lighting in favor of compact fluorescent bulbs and light-emitting diodes. The public is resisting, talk-radio hosts have rebelled, and Congressmen have claimed that the government has no right to tell people how to light their homes and offices.
This will probably be a long battle. But the transition away from incandescence will surely be quicker and easier than what occurred when the incandescent bulb first became available.READ MORE
Naked Capitalism on the Works Projects Administration
Barry Ritholtz on the cycles of financial crises from 1810 to 2010
Paul Krugman on the truth about Warren Harding
Naked Capitalism on how the EU can learn from U.S. federalism
The History News Network on youth and the Great Recession ...
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In the summer of 1924, when her husband died, Lillian M. Gilbreth was left not only with their management-consulting business to run, but 11 children -- ranging in age from 2 to 18 -- to raise on her own.
Gilbreth is the mother in that romp of a book (and later movie), "Cheaper by the Dozen." But the 1948 book, written by two of her children, though entertaining and eternally popular, trivialized the life of a complicated and accomplished woman.READ MORE
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How Slavery Led to Modern Capitalism: Echoesabout 4 years ago
When the New York City banker James Brown tallied his wealth in 1842, he had to look far below Wall Street to trace its origins. His investments in the American South exceeded $1.5 million, a quarter of which was directly bound up in the ownership of slave plantations.
Brown was among the world's most powerful dealers in raw cotton, and his family's firm, Brown Brothers & Co., served as one of the most important sources of capital and foreign exchange to the U.S. economy. Still, no small amount of his time was devoted to managing slaves from the study of his Leonard Street brownstone in Lower Manhattan.READ MORE
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On Hoover's Attempts to Rescue the Banks: Echoesabout 4 years ago
In 1929, there were nearly 25,000 banks in the U.S. Many European nations had fewer than 100. More than 90 percent of U.S. banks served small towns and rural districts, held state charters and hadn't joined the Federal Reserve System (which was mandatory for nationally chartered banks). Thus they couldn't seek loans from the Fed to support liquidity.
Given that deposits were uninsured, "runs" commenced when rumors circulated that a bank was having difficulty collecting mortgage and loan payments. Accountholders lined up hoping to recover their savings or liquidate their checking accounts. Banks often responded by limiting payouts or requiring, say, 30 days' notice for withdrawals. Fears of being "wiped out" spread and deepened, credit dried up, closures multiplied.READ MORE
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Definitions for hagbut
This page provides all possible meanings and translations of the word hagbut
Princeton's WordNet
arquebus, harquebus, hackbut, hagbut(noun)
an obsolete firearm with a long barrel
A firearm with a long barrel.
Webster Dictionary
a harquebus, of which the but was bent down or hooked for convenience in taking aim
Origin: [OF. haquebute, prob. a corruption of D. haakbus; haak hook + bus gun barrel. See Hook, and 2d Box, and cf. Arquebus.]
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