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Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin's reaction to Moscow protesters perfectly illustrates how the former Soviet spy chief can masterfully leverage classic subversion strategies typically found in espionage to undermine the opposition and even ridicule the concept of democracy.
In the wake of the Russian parliamentary vote in early December, a Russian opposition leader far more radically communist than Putin was jailed, and protesters hit the streets to protest what they considered electoral fraud and vote-rigging that led to the crushing victory of Putin and President Dmitry Medvedev's governing United Russia Party.
Most of what spies do involves subversion -- not information collection, as we tend to see in the movies. And an effective way to subvert or dilute a concept or term is to adopt it in name only while assigning it a new substantive meaning under its surface. How many Third World despots have co-opted the term "democratic" for their political party's title, for example?
Putin heralds the expression of "democracy" the Moscow protests represent, but it's obvious that the movement is void of any real power. Putin and Medvedev have blocked the liberal, pro-West People's Freedom Party from even registering as a legitimate electoral alternative, for example. They lose nothing by letting the show of "democracy" play out.
Since the protests started, Putin has asked the electoral commissioner to look into the situation. Chief electoral officer Vladimir Churov has since come back with the fix: 60,000 transparent ballot boxes. Hey, the protesters wanted more systemic "transparency," right? Well, here it is, in the form of an actual see-through object.
The protesters have also asked for reforms. So Medvedev signed off on some corruption-reduction measures, including developing "measures to reduce the economic interest in committing crimes for profit" and "taking steps to impose restrictions on transactions between state agencies and commercial organizations whose major shareholders include family members of the heads of relevant government agencies." In other words, "come up with ways to make greedy people less greedy," and "take steps to curtail kickbacks on government contracts."
These might sound like reasonable measures in the utopian democracy that exists only inside my head, but kickbacks can't even be stopped in France or between lobbyists and various elected officials in America. Fat chance that greed reduction or kickback curtailment would ever be of substantive value in a country where cash has long been funneled directly and openly to a top layer of government-controlled oligarchs. Still, the right words are being co-opted as cover.
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Shaw Group Inc.
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HSBC'S WOES Profit at HSBC Holdings dropped nearly 9 percent in the first half of the year, as the big bank dealt with the fallout from a money-laundering investigation and a settlement over selling inappropriate financial products. ''I very much...
July 31, 2012, Tuesday
Chicago Bridge & Iron to Buy Shaw Group for $3 Billion
The Texas-based engineering company has agreed to buy a rival, the Shaw Group, in a cash-and-stock deal worth $3 billion.
July 30, 2012, Monday
Shaw Sells Westinghouse Stake
The Shaw Group announced plans to sell its stake in Westinghouse back to Toshiba, a deal that will allow the company to bolster its balance sheet.
September 6, 2011, Tuesday
New Doubts About Turning Plutonium Into a Fuel
The nuclear crisis in Japan has intensified a conflict over a project to turn weapons-grade plutonium into a commercial fuel called mixed oxide, or mox.
April 11, 2011, Monday
Doubts Persist on Gulf Sand Barriers
Many question whether artificial islands built from dredged sand can block and capture oil now that it is diluted and dispersed.
October 22, 2010, Friday
Abject capitulation or tactical retreat? How to interpret the Shaw Group's reaction to shareholder complaints over the potential severance package for its founder and chief executive, James M. Bernhard Jr.? After protests by the California...
January 7, 2007, Sunday
National Briefing | South: Louisiana: First Big Gulf Coast Housing Plan
The first major housing investment in the New Orleans region since Hurricane Katrina is coming from a California company that is planning a community with up to 20,000 houses. The builder, KB Home, formed a joint venture with the Shaw Group of Baton...
December 7, 2005, Wednesday
In Shift, FEMA Will Seek Bids For Gulf Work
FEMA will seek new bids on $400 million worth of contracts that had been awarded with no competition in the Hurricane Katrina recovery effort.
October 7, 2005, Friday
Shaw Group Reports Loss After Charge
The Shaw Group took a $19 million after-tax charge to settle claims with the PG&E National Energy Group over two power plant projects and posted a quarterly loss, Shaw said today. For its second quarter, Shaw lost $7.9 million, or 21 cents a...
April 15, 2003, Tuesday
The Shaw Group, a construction company for the energy industry, cut its profit forecast for this fiscal year yesterday as power-plant owners cancel and delay projects. Earnings in fiscal 2003 will be $1.92 to $2.08 a share, down from a forecast of...
October 15, 2002, Tuesday
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I love the composition and the variations in texture compared to the softness of the water. The black and and white compliments the subject perfectly and the stark white background gives the image the feel of a delicate pen and ink drawing. Also, the pure white of the background, the long exposure effect on the water and the white glow of the house give the image an almost dream-like quality. The patterns of the tree branches taking up such a large part of the frame is quite unusual, but works perfectly against the strong structure of the house and the strength of the stone wall. I will certainly add this to my favourites!
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For the past week I have been taking the "Hinckley Challenge" to read The Book of Mormon: Another Testament of Jesus Christ in 97 days. So far, I'm ahead of schedule! I have read The Book of Mormon many times in my life. My mother would tell her children scripture stories from the time we were … Continue reading
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LDS (Mormon) Temple Update
Temple growth of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has flourished over the past few months. The church newsroom has just released a video World Report (attached) regarding the most recent activity of temple dedication, construction and groundbreaking ceremonies. This is a very exciting time of growth for the church. These beautiful temples … Continue reading
5 New Mormon Temples include Roman Surprise
During the opening morning session of today's General Conference President Thomas S. Monson surprised the world-wide church with the announcement of five new temples to be built! 1. Calgary, Canada 2. Cordoba, Argentina 3. Philadelphia, PA 4. Kansas City, MO and then none other than…drumroll please… 5. Rome, Italy! Not since April of 2000 have so … Continue reading
LDS General Conference
Fall is in the air, and that means it's time for Conference! The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints holds two large General Conferences per year. These are held during the first weekends of April and October each year. Over the course of two days there will be 5 two-hour sessions. The first session … Continue reading
Join The Hinckley Challenge
Today is October 1st, and it's your opportunity to join in a new online "Hinckley Challenge"! The Challenge website was designed in honor of an historic challenge that President Gordon B. Hinckley gave the world in August 2005 to read the Book of Mormon before the end of the year. Each Hinckley Challenge is now … Continue reading
I Believe In Christ; The Hymn
In April 1972 Elder Bruce R. McConkie, an apostle in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints shared a personal poem he had written as part of his general conference address. The poem is a definitive testimony of Jesus Christ. The verses attracted overwhelming attention and immediate love. They were first set into an … Continue reading
The Three Gardens of God
Elder Bruce R. McConkie (1915-1985) served as a General Authority of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints for thirty-eight and a half years. He was called to the First Council of the Seventy in October 1946 and was ordained an apostle in October 1972. He was a prolific writer, and the author of … Continue reading
Faith In Cameroon
On Sunday August 7, 2005 President Gordon B. Hinckley dedicated the Aba Nigeria LDS Temple . Two weeks later an excited and courageous group of Latter-day Saints from Cameroon boarded two mini-buses and headed to Nigeria to receive the sacred blessings contained in a temple of the Lord. The two branches of the Church in … Continue reading
Mormon Health Code: Smart Choice!
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints was organized on April 6, 1830, with Joseph Smith as president and prophet. less than three years later, Feb. 27, 1833, a revelation was given to the prophet Joseph called the "Word of Wisdom", which is often termed the "Mormon Health Code". At the time of this … Continue reading
Mormon Tabernacle Choir Music Video
Brigham Young University Broadcasting and The Mormon Tabernacle Choir have joined forces to create a new music video of director Mack Wilberg's arrangement "Called To Serve". A favorite hymn of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, this song is a lively anthem which pays tribute to those who follow Jesus Christ's charge to "Go ye into all the … Continue reading
Angela Johnson: Sharing Christ's Power Through Art
For nearly three decades Angela Johnson "the soprano" thrilled audiences with her professional vocal talent. But today, it is Angela Johnson "the sculptor" who is touching lives and hearts with her gift. MormonSoprano shares an exclusive interview with this artist who is a witness of the power and miracles of Jesus Christ. I first heard … Continue reading
Be of Good Cheer
Quote for the day ~ Click to Listen: I Feel My Savior's Love Howard W. Hunter, (1907-1995)14th President of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints "In my lifetime I have seen two world wars plus Korea plus Vietnam and all that you are currently witnessing. I have worked my way through the depression … Continue reading
A Primer on USA Politics
My oldest daughter turns 18 this year. (Yikes!) Unfortunately, her birth date falls just short of eligibility to vote in our upcoming Presidential Election (she is very disappointed). However, this "coming-of-age" in our household has opened up a new and lively conversation. We are now officially "talking politics" as a family. We are studying the … Continue reading
About The Salt Lake Mormon Tabernacle
The famous Salt Lake City (Mormon) Tabernacle underwent a massive renovation project from 2005-2007. This involved a meticulous process balancing historic preservation with essential modernization and seismic upgrades. According to my site stat tracker, the majority of my readership now lives outside of Utah, and a considerable amount of you reside outside of the United … Continue reading
He Watching Over Israel, Slumbers Not
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Joy In The Morning
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Part 2: The Band Muk – Talented American Mormons Helping Cambodia
CONTINUED FROM: Part 1: Talented American Mormons Help Cambodia This is the second installment of a 3-part special series, with video, photos, and an exclusive interview. On the brink of embarking to Cambodia for a major documentary film shoot, BYU students Trevor Wright, A. Todd Smith, Jordan Augustine and Joseph Peterson still managed to brainstorm … Continue reading
Part 1: Talented American Mormons Help Cambodia
This is the first installment in a special 3-part series exclusive! A new rock band called "Muk" is capturing the hearts of Cambodians everywhere, and experiencing unexpected fame. What makes this unique, is that each member of the musical group are four average, white Mormon boys from Utah and New Jersey. It is the story … Continue reading
Power of The Scriptures
THOUGHT OF THE DAY: President Spencer W. Kimball 1895 – 1985 12th President of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints "I find that when I get casual in my relationships with divinity and when it seems that no divine ear is listening and no divine voice is speaking, that I am far, far … Continue reading
New Mormon Soprano Blog Pages
Introducing two new pages on the Mormon Soprano site!
Mormon Olympic Dreams 2008
Happy Olympics! Today marks the grand opening of the 29th Olympiad. Beijing China welcomes the world with their slogan "One World, One Dream" (love it!). You can check out the Official Site For Photos and Live Feed. Or, read Bob's great day-to-day Beijing blog. I love the Olympics, both summer and winter. When I was young, and obsessed with … Continue reading
What The Family Needs
QUOTE OF THE DAY: Gordon B. Hinckley ( 1910-2008 ) 15th President of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints "Our lives have become intensely fast-paced, filled with busyness and a frantic flitting about that was uncharacteristic of earlier ages. Everything from increased mobility to a plethora of time-saving devices has enticed us to … Continue reading
Celebrating 80 Years Of Broadcasting
July marks the beginning of an 80th Anniversary Year of the Music and The Spoken Word radio broadcast. With humble beginnings in 1929 it is the longest continually running broadcast in the world. According to online sources, a traditional 80th Anniversary gift is "Oak", which I think would make the original LDS pioneers pleased. When … Continue reading
Pioneer Stories Past and Present
Honoring my ancestors, and reflecting on the courage, determination and faith it takes to be a pioneer! Continue reading
The Sweetwater Sacrifice
This week I will include posts honoring the Mormon Pioneers. July 24th marks the important yearly anniversary of the pioneer's arrival into the Great Salt Lake Valley. "Pioneer Day" is a Utah State holiday, but also stands as an important date to all members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints throughout the world. … Continue reading
Mormon Missionaries Save Woman's Life
Two LDS (Mormon) missionaries performed an act of heroism this week, saving a woman's life. The two young men, Elder Beard and Elder Bennellack, are serving full-time missions in Australia for the The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. They were put to the ultimate test, when walking down the street they came upon a pregnant … Continue reading
The Most Important Mormon Belief
What do Mormons believe? It is a question that usually invokes a large list of answers, and an equally long list of questions. It generates opinions and conclusions both positive and negative. It is a question that has sparked many respectful discussions, and also disrespectful accusations. Ever since 1820, this question has opened up heated debates, but it has also … Continue reading
The Hill Cumorah Pageant
The largest outdoor pageant in America is the annual Hill Cumorah Pageant, in upstate New York, sponsored by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Featuring over 700 volunteers, the pageant portrays events from the Bible's Old and New Testaments, and the Book of Mormon: Another Testament of Jesus Christ. Each July, seven evening … Continue reading
Joseph Smith, A Prophet
In the spring of 1820, a young boy named Joseph Smith wanted to know which church he should join. He had been attending several different churches and comparing their teachings and they often contradicted each other. As he searched the Bible for help, he read that he should ask God. (James 1:5) Acting on this … Continue reading


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I've been using Soapnuts since last Oct with okay results. Daily wear clothing that isn't heavily soiled is cleaned well but stains often don't come out and recently my husband told me his work clothes aren't coming out clean.
His shirts are polyster and the whites are dingy and stains aren't coming out.
So I posted on Econut's FB page about this and they suggested an overnight oxygen bleach soak.
Has anyone had this issue before?
Econuts said I can email them but I was just wondering if anyone has had this issue before and without having to soak his shirts each time (is that what they are saying?) is there any other option?


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We'll also visit the 5.19.74 from the Memorial Coliseum. If you don't know this show, be sure to listen, because it's got some great music.
Also playing some Widespread Panic and whatever grabs my attention.
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OPEC is responding to the US position in a negative fashion... My prediction is that all OPEC nations will band together and attempt to vote to change the oil standard to the Euro... which will lead to open warfare between the US and most if not all OPEC nations.
There is also a high likelihood that "terrorist" activities will commense very quickly, giving us "legitimate" reason for such warfare. (Read into that what you will)


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Books on baseball are keeping me happily turning pages
If your summer needs a good book, you've come to the right place. With the official start of the season (the sun is standing still as I write) comes Bay Weekly's annual Summer Reading Guide.
All the good books our 17 dedicated readers recommend in this issue will have to wait for fall before I crack their covers — or sample them on my Kindle.
This summer, I'm reading baseball.
Leg 8 of the Volvo Ocean Race
When we last reported on The Volvo Ocean Race, 12 days of intense racing across the Atlantic from Miami had ended in one of Volvo's closest finishes. Despite reaching Lisbon second by six minutes, Groupama gained the overall lead.
Infinity Theatre presents a gem of a time capsule that sets a new standard for local entertainment
Infinity Theatre Company opened a second summer season at the Children's Theater of Annapolis to a full house Saturday night with Sisters of Swing, a musical memoir about the Andrews Sisters. With a savvy marketing plan that brings New York talent and tourists to our Capital city — plus kids' shows at the Bay Theatre Company — Infinity sets the new standard of excellence for local entertainment.
Two hundred years ago, a fledgling, not-so United States had to again take up arms against Great Britain.
The Chesapeake Bay played a starring role in the conflict that produced our national anthem. Francis Scott Key wrote The Star Spangled Banner as the city of Baltimore was under attack by a vast enemy fleet and army that had just destroyed the new capital, Washington City.
One good story deserves another
Heather Boughey began our Father's Day feature with her legendary tale of what her late father, our beloved columnist Bill Burton, left behind. Magnetically, her story attracted a half dozen others....
Look for the moon's shadowy face on these shortest nights
The waning crescent moon heralds the coming sun in pre-dawn eastern skies through week's end. So close to the sun's glow, there's more to this moon than meets the eye. While the crescent appears clearly aglow, the supposedly missing face appears as a dark notch. This is a result of earthshine, sunlight reflected off our planet that casts a shadowy glow over the rest of the moon's visible face....
Be relentless and constant, Bernie Fowler counsels
Forty-two years in, and your life's work earns an F.
That's how long it's been since Bernie Fowler took on the establishment to stand up for the Patuxent River, suing the state of Maryland and the federal government to "do what they ought to be doing: put a plan together to upgrade our river."
Sometimes, you might not want all the answers
If you could ask our creator one question, what would it be? Why do bad things happen to good people? What's the meaning of it all? Why does Adam Sandler continue to get his movies green-lighted?
This thought exercise makes one big assumption: there will be answers.
You'll come away humming all the standard hits and ready to rent the classic film
Fiddler on the Roof, Broadway and Hollywood's golden chestnut, is rich as rugelach, oozing joy and pathos. The tale of a Jewish village in Revolutionary Russia was destined for success in the hands of 2nd Star Productions, a troupe with a track record of musical triumphs. But Oy! God is not always so quick to grant his blessings....
Colonial Players explores what It took to make Gone with the Wind
Margaret Mitchell's publishing blockbuster Gone with the Wind became an iconic American film, but first a screenplay had to be written. Playwright Ron Hutchinson whimsically, hysterically and sometimes seriously turned the Hollywood lore of the scriptwriting into Moonlight and Magnolias, now playing at Colonial Players of Annapolis.
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When military service members return home with PTSD, they unknowingly share their pain with their closest family members.
This ceremony marks the honoring of winners of this past year's Caregiving Legacy Awards. The winning programs and parent organizations are:
The 2015 Aging in America Conference is the place to connect with colleagues and leaders from around the nation, learn from world-changing leaders in the field of aging, and grow your skills, knowledge and impact in order to bring better services and products to the aging population. More info: http://www.asaging.org/aia12
Are you caring for a Service Member/Veteran? Easter Seals Dixon Center, the Elizabeth Dole Foundation and our partners invite you to join us for this free webinar for Military Caregivers—the next session in a series of hour-long educational webinars offering practical support.
On October 19th, CBS Sunday Morning aired a program entitled, Aging in America: Stuck in the Middle about families who are not poor enough to qualify for subsidized home care or adult day care nor rich enough to purchase those services privately. FCA client Kathy Warren, who cares for her father, is featured on the program.
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We are in full fledged Christmas mode around here. Our tree is up, our stockings are hung, some of our Christmas cards have been sent, and our Christmas shopping is off to a good start. We are giddy with excitement and every night as I'm tucking my three kiddos into bed I get asked, "Mom, how many more days until Christmas?"
The past couple of years, our family has counted down the days until Christmas using paper calendars filled with chocolate hidden inside little windows, red and green paper chains, or even tiny stockings filled with holiday activities to do or service to give to others.
We've loved all of these.
This year, I decided I wanted my family to enjoy the anticipation of Christmas with a scripture countdown. A way of being reminded everyday, what this special season is truly about.
I put together a sequence of scriptures that depict Christ's anticipation, birth + life.
To put this together, I painted an old cork board I had on hand with stripes in two different shades of white. (I know it's kind of hard to tell in these dark pictures.) Then I put number stickers on 25 tiny envelopes. I pinned the tiny envelopes onto the board and stuffed them with tiny little cards with scriptures written on each one. (The tiny envelopes, cards, and number stickers were all found at Hobby Lobby.)
I really hope that we can feel the true meaning of Christmas as we read these scriptures together each day.
I know we're just a few short days away from the first of December, but if you're interested in doing a scripture countdown for Christmas this year too, you are welcome to click on the link below for the list of scriptures I used.
{*To keep things extra simple, you could even just write these scriptures onto strips of paper and make a scripture chain countdown.}


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Fabulous shot!!!
Awesome shot!
Great photo! I am an artist and I was wondering if you would give me permission to use your photo as a reference in a painting. I would give you credit for it. My website is ppendergast.com. Thanks, Patty
That's a great photo Bogdan! This kind of quality is rare and hard to find. Very... Very good!
Great shot. Nice to have a background that isn't sky
Your photos are absolutely incredible. Generally how far away are you from your subjects with a certain lens, i.e. 500mm for example. Or with the focal length of this photo? Thanks.
really close distance ,depend what I want to catch like shot ,buzzards in action shots 20 meters even less,for small birds closer distance .Very often using 400 2.8 @2.8 when light is poor or try to separate bird from backgroud
Ok brilliant, thank you. As I only have the 300mm f4 IS atm. Would you say it'd be worth getting a 2x extender because i'm thinking would f8 be too slow of an aperture for something that needs such fast focusing? Plus at f8 i'd need to be fairly close to even get a shallow depth of field.. ?
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Beautiful, extraordinary picture. I guess it was taken from a hide, am I right?
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You captured that image so well! It is very impressive!
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This is a Hawk, not to be confused with a buzzard.
in Europe we call it buzzards (Common Buzzads ) in North America buzzard are vulture looking birds ,but you are right our european buzzards belongs to hawk family , best regards from Bulgaria!
That Buzzard's mother was fooling around with a hawk. Fantastic pic----Gip
What an magnificent photo of an stunning bird. U captured the perfect moment. And the quality is perfect.
Excellent shot!
Love this, it's so pretty
Awesome capture!
Marvelous capture! Wonderful photography.
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Superb image! Technically flawless, and excellently composed! It doesn't get much better than this!
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Wonderful! Great composition and details
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Tokyo rose 1.45 percent, or 179.76 points, to 12,560.95 -- its highest level since September 2008, while Sydney bounced back from three days of losses to register its biggest rise since July, adding 1.75 percent, or 88.0 points, to close at 5,120.2.
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The S&P 500, which includes all major segments of the US economy, climbed 0.56 percent to end just short of its all-time high close set in October 2007.
And the Dow was up 0.58 percent, breaking its all-time record for the eighth straight day. It was the Dow's 10th consecutive rise.
However, while the unemployment numbers were welcomed, the dollar fell to 96.08 yen in New York from 96.40 yen in Asia earlier Thursday.
In Tokyo Friday the dollar fetched 96.10 yen.
The upper house of Japan's parliament gave the green light to Haruhiko Kuroda as Bank of Japan governor, as well as to Kikuo Iwata and Hiroshi Nakaso as his deputies.
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Focus will now be trained on the bank's next policy meeting next month to see what tools the new leadership will use to jumpstart the Japanese economy and drag it out of deflation.
The euro bought $1.3017 and 125.11 yen against $1.3000 and 124.91 yen.
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Management of Hip Fracture: The Family Physician's Role - Article
ABSTRACT: The incidence of hip fracture is expected to increase as the population ages. One in five persons dies in the first year after sustaining a hip fracture, and those who survive past one year may have significant functional limitation. Although surgery is the main treatment for hip fracture, family physicians play a key role as patients' medical consultants. Surgical repair is recommended for stable patients within 24 to 48 hours of hospitalization. Antibiotic prophylaxis is indicated to prevent infection after surgery. Thromboprophylaxis has become the standard of care for management of hip fracture. Effective agents include unfractionated heparin, low-molecular-weight heparin, fondaparinux, and warfarin. Optimal pain control, usually with narcotic analgesics, is essential to ensure patient comfort and to facilitate rehabilitation. Rehabilitation after hip fracture surgery ideally should start on the first postoperative day with progression to ambulation as tolerated. Indwelling urinary catheters should be removed within 24 hours of surgery. Prevention, early recognition, and treatment of contributing factors for delirium also are crucial. Interventions to help prevent future falls, exercise and balance training in ambulatory patients, and the treatment of osteoporosis are important strategies for the secondary prevention of hip fracture.
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ABSTRACT: Venous thromboembolism is the leading cause of maternal death in the United States. Pregnancy is a risk factor for deep venous thrombosis, and risk is further increased with a personal or family history of thrombosis or thrombophilia. Screening for thrombophilia is not recommended for the general population; however, testing for inherited or acquired thrombophilic conditions is recommended when personal or family history suggests increased risk. Factor V Leiden and prothrombin G20210A mutation are the most common inherited thrombophilias, and antiphospholipid antibody syndrome is the most important acquired defect. Clinical symptoms of deep venous thrombosis may be subtle and difficult to distinguish from gestational edema. Venous compression (Doppler) ultrasonography is the diagnostic test of choice. Pulmonary embolism typically presents postpartum with dyspnea and tachypnea. Multidetector-row (spiral) computed tomography is the test of choice for pulmonary embolism. Warfarin is contraindicated during pregnancy, but is safe to use postpartum and is compatible with breastfeeding. Low-molecular-weight heparin has largely replaced unfractionated heparin for prophylaxis and treatment in pregnancy.
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ABSTRACT: The incidence of venous thromboembolic diseases is increasing as the U.S. population ages. At least one established risk factor is present in approximately 75 percent of patients who develop these diseases. Hospitalized patients and nursing home residents account for one half of all cases of deep venous thrombosis. A well-validated clinical prediction rule can be used for risk stratification of patients with suspected deep venous thrombosis. Used in combination with D-dimer or Doppler ultrasound tests, the prediction rule can reduce the need for contrast venography, as well as the likelihood of false-positive or false-negative test results. The inclusion of helical computed tomographic venography (i.e., a below-the-pelvis component) in pulmonary embolism protocols remains under evaluation. Specific combinations of a clinical prediction rule, ventilation-perfusion scanning, and D-dimer testing can rule out pulmonary embolism without an invasive or expensive investigation. A clinical prediction rule for pulmonary embolism is most helpful when it is used with subsequent evaluations such as ventilation-perfusion scanning, D-dimer testing, or computed tomography. Technologic advances are improving the resolution of helical computed tomography to allow detection of smaller emboli; however, further study is needed to provide definitive evidence supporting the role of this imaging technique in the diagnosis of pulmonary embolism. D-dimer testing is helpful clinically only when the result is negative. A negative D-dimer test can be used in combination with a clinical decision rule, ventilation-perfusion scanning, and/or helical computed tomography to lower the probability of pulmonary embolism to the point that aggressive treatment is not required. Evidence-based algorithms help guide the diagnosis of deep venous thrombosis and pulmonary embolism.
DVT and Pulmonary Embolism: Part II. Treatment and Prevention - Article
ABSTRACT: Treatment goals for deep venous thrombosis include stopping clot propagation and preventing the recurrence of thrombus, the occurrence of pulmonary embolism, and the development of pulmonary hypertension, which can be a complication of multiple recurrent pulmonary emboli. About 30 percent of patients with deep venous thrombosis or pulmonary embolism have a thrombophilia. An extensive evaluation is suggested in patients younger than 50 years with an idiopathic episode of deep venous thrombosis, patients with recurrent thrombosis, and patients with a family history of thromboembolism. Infusion of unfractionated heparin followed by oral administration of warfarin remains the mainstay of treatment for deep venous thrombosis. Subcutaneously administered low-molecular-weight (LMW) heparin is at least as effective as unfractionated heparin given in a continuous infusion. LMW heparin is the agent of choice for treating deep venous thrombosis in pregnant women and patients with cancer. Based on validated protocols, warfarin can be started at a dosage of 5 or 10 mg per day. The intensity and duration of warfarin therapy depends on the individual patient, but treatment of at least three months usually is required. Some patients with thrombophilias require lifetime anticoagulation. Treatment for pulmonary embolism is similar to that for deep venous thrombosis. Because of the risk of hypoxemia and hemodynamic instability, in-hospital management is advised. Unfractionated heparin commonly is used, although LMW heparin is safe and effective. Thrombolysis is used in patients with massive pulmonary embolism. Subcutaneous heparin, LMW heparin, and warfarin have been approved for use in surgical prophylaxis. Elastic compression stockings are useful in patients at lowest risk for thromboembolism. Intermittent pneumatic leg compression is a useful adjunct to anticoagulation and an alternative when anticoagulation is contraindicated.
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Ward's Island residents celebrated the 100th anniversary of their community this weekend by burning an effigy of the jets that may soon be roaring over their heads.
Perched atop a massive bonfire, the cardboard jet burned away to reveal a flying toad, the symbol island residents have taken on as a "totem animal."
The transformative fire sculpture was a bit of tongue-in-cheek humour that helped kick off Gala weekend, an annual community festival that features a dizzying array of activities from the fire parade and dance to the potluck community dinner, sports tournaments, beer tent and old-time carnival for kids.
"It's supposed to be funny. It's not hard-edged political commentary," said Kathleen McDonnell, president of the Ward's Island Association, which was founded by a group of summer tent dwellers on the island 100 years ago. Approximately 800 people now live year-round on the island in cottages and houses with a front-row seat to the Toronto skyline.
Gala started out as a county fair, "but over the years it's become a homecoming. A lot of people who used to live here come back and there's a lot of reconnecting with old family and friends," McDonnell said. "But it's always been open to anyone. There's no admission and all are welcome."
While no one has been keeping track, with close to 400 people on hand Saturday's festivities were the best attended in memory.
The fire parade is a legacy of the Toronto Island-Caribbean connection. In the 1980s, Island residents would go to Trinidad and Tobago and participate in carnival. They brought some of the traditions back, including islands-inspired costumes and stilt walkers and timed the parade so they could participate in Toronto's Caribbean Carnival. Over the years, residents have added homemade paper lanterns and community theatre.
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Which coaches make the most of talent?
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Anybody can win with the right amount of talent. At least that is the prevailing thought in college basketball. Teams that land top-25 recruiting classes are expected to win at a big-time level, regardless of their coach.
It's often the coaches who win without highly ranked recruits who prove to be the most impressive.
Drake's Keno Davis was selected The Associated Press' coach of the year this past season after leading a Bulldogs team full of players ignored by schools from the "Big Six" conferences to 28 wins and its first NCAA Tournament bid since 1971. Washington State's Tony Bennett earned the award last season after leading a team without a single top-100 prospect to a second-place finish in the Pac-10.
Davis and Bennett have been head coaches for a combined three seasons. What about the coaches who have shown over time they can consistently win at a high level without much talent? In other words, who does more with less?
We answer that question in this week's mailbag, along with inquiries about John Thompson III's upcoming season at Georgetown, whether Connecticut will get back to being a national-title contender, if Duke has frontcourt help on the way and how many freshmen will be selected in the first round of the NBA Draft in June.
Which coaches have done more with less over the years? Is there an index that combines winning success and recruiting rank? Or at least historical recruiting ranks (maybe 20 years' worth)?
David Molodetz from West Hartford, Conn.
I'm not aware of any kind of index, but there's no doubt John Beilein and Bo Ryan would have to be near the top if it existed.
Before the start of this season, The Seattle Times conducted a survey among 82 Division I coaches, and one of the questions was, "Which college coach consistently wins the most with the least talent?"
Beilein was the leading vote-getter, and deservedly so. He went to back-to-back Sweet 16s in 2005 and '06, then won the 2007 NIT at West Virginia without one player who was a top-150 prospect. I'm not sure if anyone else is capable of that.
Ryan has had a little more talent. He was fortunate to arrive at Wisconsin at the same time as Devin Harris, who went on to become a lottery pick. Two seasons ago, the Badgers had Alando Tucker, a late first-round pick, and this season's team had McDonald's All-American Brian Butch.
But Ryan has had nowhere near the amount of talent as, say, Tom Izzo at Michigan State. Yet since Ryan took over at Wisconsin in 2001-02, the Badgers have finished first or second in the Big Ten five times. Michigan State has done that twice over the same span. Ryan also is 11-3 against Izzo widely considered one of the top coaches in college basketball over that same stretch.
I would put at least three other coaches in the discussion: Boston College's Al Skinner, Gonzaga's Mark Few and Vanderbilt's Kevin Stallings. Few has started to land top-100 prospects in recent years, but he was consistently getting the Zags into the NCAA Tournament long before that.
Do you generally see a stark difference in coaches and their teams in their fifth season at a school, when they finally have a roster full of their players? Next season will be the first for John Thompson III with a roster recruited entirely by him. Should we expect to see a vastly different team and approach? It appears that next season's roster will add a much higher speed/athleticism factor to his "Princeton offense."
Brian from Chicago
I think too much is made of coaches having a roster full of players they recruited. Sure, it helps, but above-average coaches adapt and find ways to win.
Thompson is a good example. The Hoyas reached the Sweet 16 in his second season at Georgetown, where they ran into eventual national champion Florida. Jeff Green and Roy Hibbert, who committed to the Hoyas before Thompson arrived at the Big East school, were the leading scorers on that team. The next three scorers Brandon Bowman, Ashanti Cook and Darrel Owens were recruited by former Hoyas coach Craig Esherick as well.
Roy Williams won his only national title in his second season at North Carolina with a starting lineup that didn't have a single player he recruited. Bruce Pearl brought dramatic changes to Tennessee three seasons ago, and the Vols, who were made up almost exclusively of Buzz Peterson recruits, responded by earning a No. 2 seed in the NCAA Tournament.
The point I'm trying to make is that while Thompson has upgraded the amount of athleticism on the Hoyas' roster, I don't think you will see much difference in how they play or how much they win. I'm sure he gladly would trade another year of eligibility for Hibbert for one of his incoming recruits.
What the heck is going on at Connecticut? Wasn't it just two seasons ago that the Huskies won 30 games and were considered by many to be the favorite heading into the NCAA tourney? After an ugly season, they seemed to right the ship this season, but after an early NCAA exit, coach Jim Calhoun started talking about changing chemistry and now guys are transferring left and right. Does cleaning house mean another rebuilding season or two?
Geno in Storrs, Conn.
I have been a little surprised by Calhoun's talk of change. If it hadn't been for point guard A.J. Price tearing his ACL 10 minutes into the first round of the NCAA Tournament, the Huskies may have gone deep into the tourney. Price emerged as arguably the best point guard in the Big East this season, and many other Huskies made big improvements.
Guard Doug Wiggins and forward Curtis Kelly are transferring, but that shouldn't be a serious concern. Wiggins was a solid reserve, averaging 6.7 points in 18.9 minutes per game this past season, but he can be replaced. Kelly made little, if any, impact in his two seasons at UConn.
The biggest issues are the health of Price and whether Hasheem Thabeet will stay in school. Price must fully recover by next season for the Huskies to contend for the Big East title in 2008-09. He is their offensive catalyst and most valuable player. Losing the 7-foot-3 Thabeet, who must decide by Sunday whether he is entering the draft, also would be a big blow. He ranked second in the nation with 4.5 blocks per game this past season and was the Big East defensive player of the year.
The Huskies aren't headed back to a rebuilding season regardless of what happens with Price and Thabeet. The 2005-06 season, which ended with a 16-14 record and no postseason bid, was an anomaly. This program still is loaded with talent, and the 2008 recruiting class features five-star point guard Kemba Walker.
But for the Huskies to get back to the elite level, they must start getting some good 3-point shooters (Walker's strength is attacking off the dribble). Top-10 teams usually boast a couple of players who can consistently knock down 3-pointers. The Huskies didn't have any great shooters last season, when they ranked last in the Big East with 168 3-pointers made.
How will Olek Czyz figure into the rotation in the post at Duke, and will Brian Zoubek be ready to step up as a dominant big man?
Greg from Bossier City, La.
Don't look for much of an impact from the 6-7 Czyz next season. He is on the raw side and lacks the size to be an inside presence. I'd be surprised if he played more than 10 minutes per game. I also don't see Zoubek ever being a "dominant big man." He lacks athleticism and quickness. Moreover, his recent history of injuries concerns me.
Duke largely will be the same kind of team it was this past season. In fact, the Blue Devils probably will be even more guard-heavy. Five-star shooting guard Elliot Williams can replace some of the offense of departing senior DeMarcus Nelson, but he isn't nearly as good a rebounder. The Blue Devils still lack an inside scoring threat and someone who can create a presence in the paint.
Of the freshmen who have declared for the NBA Draft, how many do you think will be first-round picks?
Michael P. from Philadelphia
I don't claim to be a draft expert, but I'd say at least 10 of the 12 freshmen who have entered the draft could go in the first round.
Michael Beasley and Derrick Rose probably will be the first two picks. Jerryd Bayless, Eric Gordon, Donte Greene, DeAndre Jordan, O.J. Mayo and Anthony Randolph look like lottery selections. Jordan didn't have overly impressive stats this past season, but the 7-footer has great potential. And the draft is much more about potential than production.
Kevin Love and Kosta Koufos could slide out of the lottery, but I can't imagine either slipping to the second round. Love probably won't be a great NBA player, but his shooting range and extraordinary passing skills are enough to create a long career at the next level. Koufos didn't have a huge impact as a freshman, but he is a 7-footer with a jump shot. Only so many teams can bypass that.
The only real question marks are J.J Hickson and Bill Walker. Hickson is listed right on the fringe of the first round on most mock drafts. Whether Hickson goes in the first or second round depends a lot on how many underclassmen stay in the draft. I haven't seen any mock draft that lists Walker in the first round.
There actually could have been more freshmen going in the first round, but Arizona State's James Harden and Oklahoma's Blake Griffin chose to remain in school. I think Harden has the potential to be a lottery pick, and the 6-10, 240-pound Griffin already has an NBA-ready frame.
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The official name of this gene is "interferon regulatory factor 6."
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Mutations in the IRF6 gene that cause van der Woude syndrome prevent one copy of the gene in each cell from making any functional protein. A shortage of the IRF6 protein affects the development and maturation of tissues in the skull and face. These abnormalities underlie the signs and symptoms of van der Woude syndrome, including cleft lip, cleft palate (an opening in the roof of the mouth), and pits or mounds in the lower lip.
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