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Instructions:Line a baking sheet with a lightly buttered piece of waxed paper, set aside. In a heavy medium sized saucepan, heat the butter, sugar and corn syrup on medium low heat. Stir occasionally and heat until temperature reaches 290 degrees on a candy thermometer (about 30 minutes). Take pan off heat and stir in cashews. Pour mixture out onto the waxed paper lined pan, and spread the candy out across the pan. Let it cool in the pan for 10 minutes, then in the fridge for 5 more minutes before peeling off the waxed paper. Break into bite sized pieces and store in an airtight container
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Balearic Sling Competitions - Vicente
The slingers throw at target made of from board with an iron circle in the center. Here is a schematic of the target:
And here a view of the real one:
In the modality aim, each slinger throws five stones from the following distances:
• Children and women 15, 30 steps
• Men 30 and 45 steps
(1 step = 65 cm)
The scoring is as follows:
• Children and women: distance 15 steps, impact board = 1 point, impact iron = 2 points.
• Children and women: distance 30 steps, impact board = 2 points, impact iron = 4 points
• Men: distance 30 steps, impact board 1 points, impact iron = 2 points.
• Men: distance 45 steps, impact board 2 points, impact iron = 4 points.
In total, they throw 10 stones each. The sum of their points is the final score, and awards are given to the top three in each category.
During the year, there are usually 12 to 15 competitions. At the end of the year, the top ranked man, woman, and child are proclaimed the champion of their category.
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SOUTHAMPTON, N.Y. - Tiger Woods came to the U.S. Open fully ready to deal with the swirling winds, waist-high grass and quirky bounces at Shinnecock Hills.
He wasn't quite as eager to address another matter that got almost as much attention Tuesday - the growing concern about the state of his game.
"Am I tired of it? Yeah," Woods said.
He followed his words with a smile, but it's clear Woods has had enough of the same questions over and over.
They've come after every wayward tee shot, every back-nine disaster, and every tournament Woods has failed to win.
They came again after a practice round at Shinnecock Hills, where Woods won't be contending if he keeps hitting the ball sideways off the tee as he has in recent months.
"Certainly I try and just kind of take it in, but the problem is you guys keep asking me about it," Woods said. "Every tournament I go to you keep asking the same questions."
The questions come because the player who used to dominate the majors doesn't seem to be the same player anymore. Woods hasn't won a major in two years, and you can't tune in to a tournament anymore without seeing him slashing it out from under a tree.
Woods' biggest problem, though, may be the fact that it might be tough to be Tiger Woods, but it's even tougher to follow him.
When he last teed it up in a U.S. Open on Long Island, it was almost a given that Woods would win. The fans expected it, and so did most of the players.
Two years later, things have changed.
Since winning about 50 miles from here at Bethpage in 2002 - his seventh win in his last 11 majors- Woods has gone seven major championships without a win. He hasn't won a stroke play title since October, and he has blown two 36-hole leads already this year.
Worse yet, he's in danger of losing the No. 1 ranking he has held since the 1999 PGA Championship. That could happen this week if Ernie Els wins the Open and Woods finishes worse than sixth.
Woods is trying to put things in perspective. He's won $51.5 million in eight years as a pro, made many times more than in endorsements and still wants desperately to compete just as he did in the past.
He laughed when someone suggested he might be the biggest celebrity in the Hamptons this week.
"I'm just a golfer, man," he said. "I chase a little white ball around and work on my farmer tan, that's it."
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Indianapolis Colts began their "Boys 2 Men" tour last season. Led by quarterback Andrew Luck, the Colts loaded with plenty of young talent finished with a 11-5 record, going 6-0 in the AFC South, all while winning that division convincingly. They had a solid playoff run before losing in the AFC Divisional round to the New England Patriots. As long as Luck is the quarterback the Colts will have a chance to win ball games. They were ranked as one of the best overall offenses and passing teams in 2013. Offensive coordinator Pep Hamilton who wants to have a good run-pass ratio may have relied to much on ball control at times. When the game is on the line the best place for the ball to be is in Luck's hands. You should never take the ball out of your best playmaker hands.
The offense has the tools to put points up on the board, but last year the defense gave up plenty of points. The front seven of the defense needs an infusion of talented playmakers. If they can find someone else besides star outside linebacker Robert Mathis (19.5 sacks) to pressure the quarterback and become stouter against the run the Colts will be a tough out come playoff time. Look below at new additions to the team that could help them be a Super Bowl contender.
Hakeem Nicks - wide receiver
Hakeem Nicks could not come to a contract agreement with his former team the New York Giants, but Indianapolis did. Nicks is a solid talent who had a down year in 2013. He does have a Super Bowl ring showing that he has performed well on the big stage and won. Nicks needs to regain his big play capability that eluded him all of 2013. He had nearly 900 yards receiving, but caught zero touchdowns all season. Playing with Andrew Luck at quarterback and surrounded by other talented receivers Nicks addition makes the pass offense more dangerous than last year's team.
Arthur Jones - defensive end
Arthur Jones comes over from Baltimore to breath life into a defensive line that needs quality playmakers. The Colts defense was terrible against the run and pass in 2013. Jones will play the five technique defensive end in a familiar 3-4 scheme that he was involved in with Baltimore. Jones offers ton of flexibility position wise. He can line up also in nickel and sub packages at defensive tackle and give a pass rush inside. He can also set the edge against the run in a four man front. His signing should pay dividends immediately once the regular season starts.
D'Qwell Jackson - middle linebacker
D'Qwell Jackson may have been the Colts best off season signing. He gives the Colts a veteran presence in the middle of their defense which they lacked last season. Indianapolis had a revolving door of average talent at middle linebacker. Jackson brings an aggressive attitude, leadership, and sure tackling to the front seven. The middle linebacker generally makes all of the line adjustments, calls the defensive play, and relays any audible to his teammates. Jackson's experience in this area and getting his teammates lined up properly should make a drastic change for the good.
Rob Chudzinski - assistant coach
Rob Chudzinski was let go after one season as the Cleveland Browns head coach. He should have had more time to build his team. He has a great offensive mind and has been a quality offensive play caller in the past. His presence should help offensive coordinator Pep Hamilton and the offense be more balanced. Head coach Chuck Pagano and Chud are familiar with each other stemming from their college coaching days at "The U" Miami Hurricanes. Coach Pagano had a bout with cancer just a few years ago and if he has to miss any time because of illness Chud should be able to keep things moving until he returns.


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"A classic Colorado high-country ridge run with stunning views"
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DescriptionThe Monarch Crest starts on the east side of Monarch Pass. This is the drop-off point for shuttle vehicles.
Ride up the dirt road behind the tram building and climb a bit before finding the start of the Monarch Crest Trail on the right. The route begins relatively flat and contours through pines. The tread is fairly smooth with a few roots. After a quick climb on a section of doubletrack, stay right again on singletrack. This segment is a big more technical with roots and a few rocks.
From here the trail is fairly open has spectacular views of valleys and mountains to the west. Stay right (straight) at intersections with Fooses Creek (access to Colorado Trail), Greene's Creek Little Cochetopa. Chipeta Peak looms large and beautiful to the east as you pedal up a short steady climb from Greene's Creek.
Above Marshall Pass, the route opens up into doubletrack and descends quickly. Ride past the pit toilet continuing south. When the road bends right, pedal straigh up the hill and then to the right. Look for Monarch Pass trail on the left.
The route contours again with some short climbs and descents. Most of the time you'll be in the trees with a tread surface that alternates between smooth and rooty.
The Silver Creek Trail intersection will sneak up on you quickly after breaking out into the trees on a quick downhill.
Turn left here for Silver Creek Trail and the Monarch Crest - IMBA Epic.
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4.9 from 7 votesSomewhere on the Monarch Crest Trail (Salida, CO)
4.7 from 3 votesJust one of several amazing views along the Monarch Crest Trail. (Salida, CO)
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3.0 from 4 votesSmooth singletrack & the views begin almost immediately (Salida, CO)
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Beiciau Hobbs Bikes have been serving the Carmarthen community for over 25 years.
With bicycles to suit all ages and abilities, racing bikes, mountain bikes and touring bikes are all on display in the shop.
Stocking all top brand cycles including Orbea and GT, the fabulous, retro Pashley bikes are as popular as ever. If you are looking for a bicycle with a composite frame, take a look at the Kuota range. For affordability and general all round family use, Dawes is hard to beat.
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Forbidden Stranger
Marilyn Pappano
January 2008, Series Romance
Sil Rom Susp #1495, $4.99, 249 pages, Amazon ASIN 037327565X
Forbidden Stranger is an interesting book from the always reliable Marilyn Pappano. The heroine is a stripper who is good at and unapologetic about her work.
Amanda Nelson owns a nice home, a nice car and has recently accepted a job as an English instructor at a small college. She has money in the bank and lives a quiet middle class life. Only by day though at night Amanda trades her jeans and Crocs for g-strings and mile high heels. She is a stripper at Almost Heaven, an upscale gentlemans club in Atlanta.
Rick Calloway is the new bartender at Almost Heaven. Hes a nice guy with a girlfriend named Julia Dautrieve. Amanda doesnt want to like him hes a Calloway and she has no reason to like the Calloways. When Amanda was a little girl, her beloved father was in a wreck on the job that left him paralyzed. He was working for a Calloway company at the time, and they offered their sympathy, but nothing else. Amandas mother had to work several jobs to make ends meet and the experience left her embittered and angry. Then, when Amanda was a teen, she took a job at a Calloway resort and became friends with Robbie Calloway, or so she thought. He pressed her to have sex with him and when she refused, he spread vicious rumors about her and called her Randy Mandy.
Amanda always loved to dance, but with no formal training, all she could find were jobs in strip clubs. They paid well, very well, and Amanda kept working. Amanda realized that strippers dont work for a long time and she had a plan for her life. So she stayed out of trouble she doesnt drink, never took drugs, she refused to work private parties - has saved her money and worked hard to get her degree. Amanda has reached her goals and has a new job as a teacher, and only has a few weeks to go before she quits stripping entirely.
Rick Calloway is not just a bartender. He works for the Georgia Bureau of Investigation and he and his partner Julia are investigating Almost Heaven. Several of the strippers who worked the private parties are missing. The owner, Rosey, will only say that they left for a better job. Well, then why are their cars missing and parts showing up in chop shops? There is something going on and the GBI wants Julia to pose as a dancer, and Rick as a bartender to see if they can find the answer to some questions. When Rick asks Amanda to teach Julia how to dance, sparks begin to fly between them and even though she has no reason to like or even trust a Calloway, as she gets to know him, Amanda senses that Rick is different.
The book's suspense plot takes a backseat to the romance between Amanda and Rick, but it never totally fades away. Both Amanda and Rick are very believable characters and act like adults thoroughout the book. They don't whine or pout like teens. I really liked that Marilyn Pappano doesn't solve all their family problems with a wave of her wand at the end. Robbie Calloway is still a creep, and Amandas mother is still hateful and bitter. But Rick and Amanda have their eyes on the future and dont waste time angsting about what might have been. The one big problem I had with the book was that Julia was so unbelievable as a stripper wanna-be. She was quiet, almost mousy and would never have made it as a dancer. I also wondered how Amanda got the job at the college. I got the impression she only had a bachelor's degree and you normally have to have a master's to teach on that level.
Forbidden Stranger is the first series romance I have read for 2008, and its a good one. When it comes to series romance, Marilyn Pappano always delivers and she is an automatic buy for me - one of the dwindling few in the series romance subgenre.
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By Bonnie Krisher
The end of the email read "Thanks for your call and making me not feel bad for what we have to do." This is a direct quote from a gentleman in his mid-fifties needing help with his debt. During our initial phone conversation, he told me that his children were grown and did not know that he and his wife were in financial trouble. He didn't want to worry them, and felt ashamed. As a Debt Arbitrator, I can safely say that this is one of many conversations that I have had over the past seven years with individual's middle aged and older. This secrecy has been difficult to witness. Older generations tend to consider debt as a reflection of them selves and personalize it, while more recent generations consider debt a problem in and of itself.
Fortunately, in the past couple of years we have noticed an increase in children who are calling in and asking for help on their parents behalf. Perhaps this is a result of children paying more attention to what is going on with their parents, or, perhaps, parents are increasingly confiding in their children. Either way this recent intermingling of two financially distinct generations is changing how people face hardship and debt. Through advocacy, children are able to be more proactive and have a greater impact on the health and happiness of their parents. Particularly, how their parents health and happiness is affected by financial stress.
Studies have shown that stress is directly linked to health issues. In fact, the stress associated with debt has been shown to be a significant factor in many areas of life including divorce, depression, suicide, criminal behaviour, and disease. After several recent studies, the Institute of Science, Technology and Public Policy released this statement, "Ninety percent of disease is caused or complicated by stress. Cost-effective, scientifically proven solutions exist that can alleviate this enormous strain on our country's human and financial resources."
Furthermore, "Some of the leading conditions that cause the greatest health burden in this country — heart disease, stroke, cancer, and severe depression — are linked to stress, and to a large extent are preventable. Research has found that cardiac patients who learn to manage stress reduce their risk of having another heart attack or heart problem by 74%, which suggests that stress management is more effective than even exercise in preventing heart disease (The Congressional Caucus on "Stress Prevention: Its Impact on Health and Medical Savings", Institute of Science, Technology and Public Policy)."
As a debt arbitrator, I would like to make these recommendations. Parents, recognize how your debt may be causing you stress and/or hardship, and reach out for help. Your children will welcome the opportunity to work with you to overcome these obstacles. They are young, very resourceful, and are likely to be much less judgmental than you imagine. Overcoming a hardship as a family can often draw you closer together. Your children want to give back to you, and, from my experience, want to help. The vast majority of Canada is in debt with the average Canadian carrying $25,709.00 in debt. It is an issue in and of itself. Creditors are increasingly being held accountable for how they are causing consumers to be entrapped in an increasing cycle of debt. This is evident in the new legislative changes that have clamped down on how creditors are doing business. For instance, creditors are now required to obtain expressed consent for credit limit increases, to lower interest costs by mandating allocations of payments in favour of the consumer, and are prohibited from charging over-the-limit fees solely arising from holds placed by merchants (for a full list of regulations visit www.fin.gc.ca).
Children, pay attention to your parents financial situation and ask them questions. If you sense that they are under stress then let them know that you want to help. There is nothing more debilitating than feeling alone and isolated. Reassure them that this can happen to anyone (and believe me, I have represented all demographics). Finally, do your homework. I will start you off with a few tips:
The stress of debt can be inhumane, but families have a chance to use their humanity to overcome it.
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Observers of American church life have noted a striking phenomenon—the high levels of lay involvement in evangelical churches. Against the backdrop of decline and membership losses in the more liberal denominations, trends related to attendance, giving, and active participation among …Read More
A Passion for Truth
Truth is one of the most contested issues of our times. We now live in what Ralph Keyes has memorably named "the post-truth era." Many intellectuals simply dismiss the idea of truth as a play on words and a …Read More
Christ the Victor
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In The Brothers Karamazov, Fyodor Dostoyevsky's Grand Inquisitor offers this insight into fallen human nature: "So long as man remains free he strives for nothing so incessantly and so painfully as to find someone to worship." Though the Grand …Read More
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Producers are seeing decidedly mixed results as cotton strippers weave though cotton fields across the Golden Spread.
Dorothy Johnson, co-owner of Johnson's Gin Co. in Silverton, said the harvest was just getting under way in Briscoe County.
"The harvest is looking very good. Some of the irrigated cotton is making two bales (per acre)," Johnson said.
A bale of cotton weighs 480 pounds.
She said most irrigated producers were harvesting about 1 1/2 bales per acre, and that dryland producers were harvesting three-quarter to one bale of cotton per acre.
However, that was about the only bright side of this year's cotton harvest in Briscoe County.
"About 75 percent of our cotton acreage was hailed out," Johnson said.
Most of the land was replanted in sorghum and soybeans, she said.
Floyd County cotton growers, if anything, might have fared even worse.
Larry Noland, manager of Floydada Co-op Gins Inc., said Floyd County cotton growers had taken a beating from late spring hailstorms.
"We lost about 70 percent of our acreage," Noland said. "A lot of growers replanted in cotton and got hailed out again, so a lot of them caught it twice."
That comes to about 35,000 acres of lost cotton, he said.
What cotton was left to be harvested was about average, Noland said, with irrigated cotton making about a bale per acre, and dryland cotton yielding about a half bale per acre.
Deaf Smith County extension agent Dennis Newton said yields were below average in the Hereford area.
"Irrigated cotton made about a bale per acre," Newton said. "Dryland cotton made half to three-quarter bale per acre, with some producing even less."
Newton said about 5,000 to 6,000 acres of cotton were hailed out in Deaf Smith County.
"It was too late to replant, so nothing was grown in its place," he said.
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If you're interested in reading a current systematic evidence review on vitamin and mineral supplements, you may wish to check out the review of fair and good quality randomized trials and studies of vitamin and mineral supplements, since Americans spend an estimated $11.8 billion each year on vitamin and mineral supplements, according to the study, "Vitamin and mineral supplements in the primary prevention of cardiovascular disease and cancer: An updated systematic evidence review for the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force," published in the Annals of Internal Medicine, December 17, 2013.
You may wish to check out this systematic review of fair and good quality randomized trials and observational studies of vitamin and mineral supplements either alone or in combination in adults without known nutritional deficiencies. You can download the PDF article here. Authors are Fortmann SP, Burda BU, Senger CA, Lin JS, and Whitlock EP.
The article basically informs readers that vitamin and mineral supplements have not been shown to reduce cardiovascular disease or mortality in older adults without known nutritional deficiencies. A multivitamin supplement was associated with a small reduction in the incidence of cancer, but without a mortality benefit, and in men only. B-carotene supplementation is associated with an increased risk of lung cancer and a possible small increase in all-cause mortality in people with substantial exposure to cigarette smoke or inhaled asbestos.
On the other hand, you have magazines that give the results of studies on vitamins, minerals, and other plant extracts as supplements that have had different results. These magazines also carry ads marketing various supplements that are related to the studies. For example, take a look at one of the Life Extension Magazine articles, "A Hidden Cause Of Brain Aging."
The Life Extension Magazine article provides a partial listing of some nutraceutical supplements that can be helpful in reducing risk factors, thereby potentially slowing the progression of leukoaraiosis. You also may wish to see, "Vitamin, Mineral, and Multivitamin Supplements for the Primary Prevention of Cardiovascular Disease and Cancer," from the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force.
You'll find on the topic page a summary of the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) recommendations on vitamin, mineral, and multivitamin supplementation to prevent cardiovascular disease and cancer. You also may check out the PDF file format articles, "Recommendation Statement." Or see, "Evidence Report." At the website, there's also the Consumer Fact Sheet, Clinical Summary, and Evidence Synthesis.
Conclusions sometimes are different because some publications represent the medical profession where prescriptions are written for drugs, whereas the vitamin and mineral manufacturers are making supplements to replace deficiencies in the diet
Take affordable, neighborhood budget type food, for example. Junk food as defined by some as processed foods using lots of salt, sugar, bleached white wheat flour, GMO grains, or fats, may be subsidized by the government. You're not going to find expensive loaves of bread made with sprouted grains, figs, and flax, for example that are subsidized. So those types of foods cost more and are usually found in natural food markets or natural food aisles. The foods that are subsidized may be cheaper on the shelf to buy for a low-income hungry family than fresh produce. If you're going to feed your family on a tight budget, the cheap burger from the fast-food eatery can fill up more stomachs than one large vegetable at some markets.
So you'll find lots of cheap foods that uses GMO wheat, corn, soy, or other grains such as commercial cookies, chips, crisps, and soda. On the other hand, organic apples, grapes, and other fruit are more expensive because they're not subsidized and usually come from small organic farms. What is subsidized are the largest of the industrial food manufacturers featuring GMO wheat, corn, and soy, for example. Sometimes, the consumer is listened to and influences big food manufacturing, such as when certain unsweetened cereals remove GMO products from their processed foods, based on customer 'demand.'
Chips and soda are cheaper on the food market shelf compared to a head of broccoli or a pound of organic cherries, not contaminated with all types of pesticides. See, "A Place at the Table (2012) - IMDb." Millions in the USA are going hungry daily. Fifty million people in the U.S.—one in four children—don't know where their next meal is coming from, despite our having the means to provide food to be sent everywhere else, as needed, says a review of that film, sometimes shown as a documentary video on television. In Sacramento, the documentary aired the morning of July 1, 2014 on channel 197 (Pivot) Dish Network.
The 'smarter' the food, often the more expensive it turns out to be on the market shelf or produce counter. But you really can't publicly say any given food is bad for you, unless the particular food has been recalled with a specific date and lot number. Otherwise you run a chance of being sued by the manufacturers of that type of food. See, "Talk of the Town: Burgers v. Oprah - New York Times," and "Judge dismisses lingering beef lawsuit against Oprah Winfrey." You need to think before you ask whether there's free speech concerning any food you don't like.
Then again you can say what food you do prefer and why. You may wish to see the article, "10 Food Service Lawsuits That Have Played Out in the Public Eye." You also may wish to take a look at "Provider and Patient Expectations for Dietary Supplement Discussions."
Unnecessary blood testing study
Efforts to cut unnecessary blood testing bring major decreases in health care spending, say researchers at Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center, according to a new study, "Reducing Excess Cardiac Biomarker Testing at an Academic Medical Center," published online June 28, 2014 in the Journal of General Internal Medicine.
The scientists used two relatively simple tactics to significantly reduce the number of unnecessary blood tests to assess symptoms of heart attack and chest pain and to achieve a large decrease in patient charges. The team provided information and education to physicians about proven testing guidelines and made changes to the computerized provider order entry system at the medical center, part of the Johns Hopkins Health System.
The guidelines call for more limited use of blood tests for so-called cardiac biomarkers. A year after implementation, the guidelines saved the medical center an estimated $1.25 million in laboratory charges.
In this case, part of the focus was on tests to assess levels of troponin, a protein whose components increase in the blood when heart muscle is damaged
Frequently, troponin tests are repeated four or more times in a 24-hour period, which studies have suggested is excessive, and they are often done along with tests for other biomarkers that are redundant. In the report published June 28, 2014 in the Journal of General Internal Medicine, the research team describes how these interventions reduced overuse of troponin and other biomarker testing without compromising patient care. If adopted widely, the team says, cost savings could be substantial.
"This study has broader implications for the health care system, as most hospitals continue to redundantly test people for chest pain and other symptoms," says report author Jeffrey C. Trost, M.D., according to the July 1, 2014 news release, "Efforts to cut unnecessary blood testing bring major decreases in health care spending." Trost is an assistant professor of medicine, director of the cardiac catheterization laboratory and co-director of interventional cardiology at Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center. "Implementing our interventions could save patients and society a significant amount of money, potentially several billion dollars."
For the study, the Johns Hopkins team set out to lower the rate at which doctors order cardiac biomarker testing for the diagnosis of acute coronary syndrome by basing the desired rate on scientific evidence
In 2010, the researchers report, more than 17 million patients with chest pain visiting an emergency department in the United States received cardiac biomarker testing.
Between August and October 2011 at Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center, the team introduced written institutional guideline and changes to the computerized provider order entry system designed to reduce redundant testing.
The new guidelines suggest ordering troponin alone, without creatine kinase or creatine kinase-MB, for patients suspected to have acute coronary syndrome
It specifies that troponin should be assessed no more than three times over 18 to 24 hours. Internists and emergency department doctors attended informational sessions to learn the guidelines, and all received quick reference cards summarizing them.
In the computerized provider order entry system, orders for creatine kinase and creatine kinase-MB were removed from all standardized order sets. Troponin orders were removed from all order sets, except two that are used for evaluating new acute coronary syndrome symptoms. A pop-up warning alerted providers when a troponin test was ordered sooner than six hours after a previous one, or when a provider attempted to order creatine kinase or creatine kinase-MB at the same time.
Twelve months after the interventions, doctors' use of the new guidelines increased from 57.1 percent to 95.5 percent and led to a 66 percent decrease in the absolute number of tests ordered. Also, there was a small but statistically significant increase in the primary or secondary diagnosis of acute coronary syndrome after the intervention period.
Lead author Marc R. Larochelle, M.D., an internal medicine resident at Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center during the study and now a fellow in general medicine at Harvard Medical School, says, according to the news release that, "Through review of available evidence and reflection on our own practice, I believe we can proactively identify many practices that may be unnecessary and wasteful. We have demonstrated proof of concept that doctors can be leaders in delivering improved value for our patients and health care systems."
Larochelle and Trost believe that provider education and changes to the ordering system were effective in aligning physician ordering behavior with evidence-based guidelines and reducing wasteful health care spending.
Other authors of the report are Amy M. Knight, M.D., Hardin Pantle, M.D., and Stefan Riedel, M.D., Ph.D., from Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center. This work was supported by a Putting the Charter Into Practice Grant from the American Board of Internal Medicine Foundation. Larochelle's work was supported by the Health Resources and Services Administration (T32 HP10251, T32 HP12706), the Ryoichi Sasakawa Young Leaders Fellowship Fund and the Harvard Pilgrim Health Care Institute.


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Funeral service for Mr. Jerry O. Pitts, 58, of Nacogdoches, Texas will be held on Thursday, January 14, 2010 at 10:00 am at Laird Funeral Home with Dr. Allen Reed officiating. Burial will follow at Sunset Memorial Park.
Mr. Pitts passed away in Nacogdoches on Monday, January 11, 2010.
He was born in Nacogdoches on July 14, 1951 to Norvell Pitts and Mildred Lee Pitts.
Jerry was born and raised in Nacogdoches. He graduated from Nacogdoches High School in 1969 and attended Stephen F. Austin University. Jerry worked as a senior lineman for TXU for 30 years. After his retirement from TXU he worked as a corporate pilot as well as working at Stephen F. Austin in the Grounds and Transportation Department. Jerry had many hobbies and interests. He was especially involved in aviation and was an accomplished commercial pilot. He began flying as a hobby and became a licensed pilot over 20 years ago. He enjoyed tournament bass fishing, watching NASCAR and raced motorcycles in his early years. He closely followed his cousin Ben Spies' racing career. He was proud of Ben's latest accomplishment of winning the World Superbike title in Europe. Jerry was known by his friends and family for his wonderful sense of humor. He grew up attending Perritte Memorial United Methodist Church and was a member of First Baptist Church of Nacogdoches. Jerry was a wonderful son, brother and friend and will be greatly missed by all who knew him.
He is survived by his mother, Mildred Lee Pitts of Nacogdoches; one daughter, Lee Ann Thill and husband, Jason of New Jersey; two sisters, Lennijo Henderson of Dallas and Susan Pitts of Nacogdoches; three nieces, Cressida Pedroza of Bell Garden, California, Desiree Henderson of Duncanville, Texas and Eliet Henderson of Oakland, California; one nephew, Summers Henderson of Somerville, MA. He was preceded in death by his father, Norvell Pitts.
Pallbearers will be Henry Spies, Ben Spies, Jeff Akin, Craig Akin, Stephen Herman, Richard Lee, Craig Morton and Tommy Daniels.
Honorary pallbearers will be Jimmy Daniels, Victor Shepherd, Russell Whitten, Ricky Brown, Charlie Muckleroy and James Johnston.
In lieu of flowers the family ask that blood donations be made to the East Texas Blood Center, 3520 N. University Dr, Nacogdoches, Texas 75965, to honor Jerry's regular blood donations over many years, or donations to a charity of your choice.
Visitation with Jerry's family will be held on Wednesday, January 13, 2010 from 5-7 pm at the little chapel at First Baptist Church of Nacogdoches.


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In thirty years spent in and around various newsrooms, one learns many things. But the first thing one learns is quite simple.
Reporters aren't all that bright.
Sadly, they don't become any brighter when they take off their reporting hats and become talking heads and pundits on television news…and it doesn't seem to matter whether broadcast or cable news. Stupid is as stupid does.
Last week, President Obama said that the administration did not have a strategy to deal with ISIS in Syria "yet". The reaction was swift, loud and predictable. Republicans came out in full howl…led, as usual, by little Johnny McCain, who still hasn't found a war he doesn't want America fighting…that the President was "weak" and that his response to this "grave threat" to U.S. security was inadequate. Even Democrats…possibly afraid of being labeled "weak" along with the President…were piling on, calling on the President to "do something", whatever that might be. One Democrat, sadly one of ours…Feinstein of California…suggested that, on this occasion, the President was being "too cautious".
What has also become more typical…and more disturbing…was the media reaction. Talking head after talking head…abetted by so-called "experts", military and otherwise…talked about the terrible "gaffe" the President had made, how he never should have said we have no strategy to deal with ISIS…which is not at all what he said. One pundit even accused the President of having a disturbing moment of honesty, actually telling the truth to the American people…which this pundit thought to be a terrible thing.
There's nothing really new here. One sometimes forgets the media's role in ramping up the drumbeat leading up to the invasion of Iraq…taking as gospel nearly every lie the Bush administration told and feeding it whole to the American people with a disturbing lack of skepticism about any of it. We learned that not only do some members of government like war…so do some reporters.
Now we have a President who not only isn't in any hurry to rush us into another war but who wants to take his time and form a credible strategy to take whatever action the country must ultimately take. This is a horrible thing, not only, apparently, to the "fight everywhere" crowd in Congress and out, but now to the media, as well. The American people don't want "boots on the ground". Neither does this President. The media loves the idea.
Much has been made of the "liberal bias" of the news media. But what is often more important is it's stupidity. The media doesn't really care all that much about truth or facts. It cares about pictures. And war makes for great pictures.


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Our production unit produces largely Phragmites australis (Common Reed) from plug plants up to 2 - 3 litre containerised plants. Reeds from Seeds also produce Iris pseudacorus (Yellow Flag Iris), Typha latifolia (Cattail, Bulrush, or Reedmace), several species of Sedge (Carex spps), Phalaris arundinacea (Canary Reed Grass), Lythrum salicaria (Purple Loosestrife). In addition we often have a small range of other wetland marginal plants for sale. Please ask if you have a particular requirement, we just may have it in stock!
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Nepal is one of the premium regions on earth for growing tea. The high altitude, together with plenty of rainfall and pure melting snow, provide the perfect conditions that encourage the tea bushes to thrive and produce premium quality leaves.
Nepal, along with the neighboring regions of Darjeeling, Dooars, and Sikkim all benefit from these perfect tea-growing conditions, producing exquisite tea that can't be duplicated by any other region on earth.
Our teas from Nepal have become the daily favorites of several of our regular customers because of their lush, clean flavor and full-bodied, non-astringent taste. They can be drunk, with milk or cream and sugar, in traditional English-style. However, they are also great plain, because of their delicate flavors.
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A collection $\{V_{\alpha}\}$ of open subsets of $X$ is said to be a $\textit{base}$ for $X$ if the following is true: For every $x \in X$ and every open set $G \subset X$ such that $x \in G$, we have $x \in V_{\alpha} \subset G$ for some $\alpha$. In other words, every open set in X is the union of a subcollection of $\{V_{\alpha}\}$ Prove that every separable metric space has a countable base.
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If you are just starting out with homeschooling, give it some time to work. Do not give in the first week or month. It will take some time for you and your children to adapt to the routines. You may have a hard time getting some older kids to accept the new schooling method if they were once in schools with their friends.
To ensure that your homeschooling program is successful, you need to treat your home like a real school. That means that your students should follow a regular schedule and should be prepared for each lesson to start. That also means that they should be quizzed regularly to ensure that they are comprehending and retaining everything they learn.
Remember that a structured day does not have to be rigid. Plan lessons in advance and stick to a schedule. At the same time, be flexible enough that you can change your plans as needed. Impromptu field trips or unexpected difficulties with a lesson may change your plans, and that's just fine.
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No matter what your motivations are for considering home schooling, it's best to go into it fully prepared. This is an important decision and you must determine the best way to ensure your child is afforded all the educational opportunities available. Hopefully this article has inspired you to move forward with your dreams of homeschooling your child. Do not expect homeschooling to work seamlessly right from the start. It can take up to a year before you settle into a good flow with homeschooling. Even though you have educated yourself about the process before beginning, the skill to make it all work smoothly takes some time to develop. Exercise patience and you will be more successful.
Have a quiet play area for toddlers in your classroom. If you have a younger child, you have to keep that child nearby while you teach. By setting up an area for him to play in, you can tend to your older child's needs while keeping your younger child close and safe. In addition, your younger child just might learn a thing or two by listening to you teach.
Research the Internet for reputable websites devoted to homeschoolers. You can supplement your curriculum with printable worksheets and activity suggestions that you can find there. You can easily find things for all age groups. Many things are available for free download, so this is a great way to extend your curriculum without extra cost.
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Wood pallets cited as cause for McNeil's Tylenol recall
Put it in writing
The FDA has sent an official warning letter to Peter Luther, president of McNeil Consumer Healthcare's North American over-the-counter business, which synopsizes the situation and outlines a timeline for corrective action. The letter points out that contamination was first noted in 2008, occurred again in 2009, and ultimately led to the December recalls. The FDA told McNeil it is not satisfied with the company's follow up measures and concluded that a timely, comprehensive investigation was not conducted.
The FDA isn't the only group writing to Luther. Bruce Scholnick, NWPCA president and CEO, not only wrote to Luther demanding "credible technical evidence of its claims," he sent the same letter to William Weldon, board chair and CEO of Johnson & Johnson, and copied Maridalia Torres at the FDA in Puerto Rico, Nuria Ramirez Ordonez, general manager of McNeil in Puerto Rico, and McNeil's general council.
This issue is causing real heart burn for the wood pallet industry, Scholnick told Modern. "The FDA is investigating, but J&J is still saying the problem is coming from the wood. They're denigrating our industry by making an assumption that is not clearly validated."
"It's extraordinarily difficult to know the exact source of the problem," he said. "While it could have been on the wood, it's possible that it could have been on the corrugate, on a person or even on the equipment handling the pallet."
"The obvious recommendation is that a thorough investigation be conducted to identify the source of problem," White concurred. "Any conclusion drawn at this time would be purely speculation."
In an effort to reassure customers, a statement of quality assurance has been released by CHEP (http://www.chep.com), a provider of reusable shipping pallets, to its customers regarding the safety of its products. It reads in part: "CHEP has an obligation to design and maintain strict and comprehensive quality control procedures for our platforms, which are classified as tertiary packaging. We believe our processes meet the most exacting standards for control and assurance, for everything from raw material to pallet repair and recycling, and we invite our customers to evaluate these processes for themselves."
PECO Pallets (http://www.peco.com), which provides pallet pooling services to the food and consumer goods manufacturing industry, also issued a statement assuring customers that its wood pallets are safe. It can be read in its entirety on the PECO Web site.
Pallets in perspective
While any product recall is serious business, Mike Tebay, chief strategic officer for PECO Pallets, put this situation in perspective from his own point of view. He said he doesn't believe this is a wood pallet industry issue, but that it's an offshore issue. Like drugs coming from Puerto Rico or toys coming from China, the onus is on the manufacturer to ensure safety and compliance in every link of their supply chain.
"There are more than a billion pallets in circulation at any given time in the United States, of which about 95% are made of wood," Tebay said. "Given the fact that almost everything that moves moves on a pallet, virtually everything we eat or use has been transported on a pallet at some stage in its supply chain. Yet when was the last time that one heard of a product recall that was, or might have been, attributed to a wood pallet? This is just one isolated situation. And it is not an American wood pallet industry problem, this is an offshore problem."
According Scholnick, this is an isolated incident and the only circumstance is he aware of where pallets have been blamed for a recall. Additionally, no conclusive evidence has been provided to date that proves pallets are to blame.
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Lorie King Rogers, associate editor, joined Modern in 2009 after working as a freelance writer for the Casebook issue and show daily at tradeshows. A graduate of Emerson College, she has also worked as an editor on Stock Car Racing Magazine.


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I really didn't expect it, but this was some of the best Indian food I've ever had. My daughter loved the labneh (?) paneer, and my husband and I had thalis. Every single dish was incredible. My husband's cocktail was ridiculously refreshing, and I enjoyed my white wine as well. They were nice to our kids, and our kids loved the food. I really wish we had these restaurants in America! Make a...more
I've been here a couple times always with a friend or family and we were always lucky not to queue because it can get very busy some evenings, especially Friday night. The food is a good range of everything and there always a different starter menu which the staff will tell you as soon as you sat down.
It's a little pricey and can get quite loud sometimes but the food is fantastic. It could...more
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I think the food was just ok. Definitely not the best Indian food I've ever had.
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If the tournament were to end today, the Wildcats would claim the eight and final spot necessary to advance to the NCAA Championships.
Leading the Wildcats in the individual category was Adriana Zwanck who posted a first round score of 73 (+1) and is tied for 13th place. After bogeying the 15th hole, Zwanck was able to birdie back-to-back holes and keep herself in the top 15.
"Obviously we are not where we wanted to be after today, but I'm not sure if we ever get off to a great start," said head coach Greg Allen. "Tomorrow is going to be our most important day of the year. We need to take care of business and give ourselves a shot on Saturday."
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Purdue posted a one-over-par 289 and sits in third place, followed by
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Freshman Amanda Wilson posted a seven-over-par 79 and is in 76th place followed by fellow classmate Lauren Espinosa who shot an 80 (+8).
"I think there were some nerves today, anytime you have four freshmen playing in their first West Regional ever there are bound to be some nerves. We just need to stay mentally tough and we'll be aright," Allen said.
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Round two of the 2006 NCAA West Regional will begin tomorrow morning with tee times starting at 8:30 a.m.
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