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on Oct 24, 2008 at 8:14 am
I heard them too. Gunn had the Night Rally last night, part of their Homecoming week, so there were lots of kids over there. Don't know if the sirens were related; my kid did not report any incidents at the event.
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on Oct 24, 2008 at 9:55 am
There was a person who hyperventilated last night during the Night Rally and as a precaution the paramedics were called. The person was fine and did not have go to the hospital.
On another community note, we're asking that people refrain from going into the fenced off areas of our field construction project. We have numerous cases of people wandering through with their dogs. We will open up areas as soon as we can when the fields are finished, but for right now the fences are there for a reason and we ask that everybody respects the area.
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On another note, I think this week is rally week? There are groups of kids running around egging and flowering cars as a result. The police seemed to be chasing students all over the place last night. This is too bad, as there are real emergencies they could be attending to.
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Ratchet and Clank Future: A Crack in Time. It hurts, everything hurts, and I'm ok with it. Ratchet's clinging to his race, to the only thing remnant of his father, the return of Nefarious, and Alister's sacrifice….I am not crying, I am SOBBING.
Looking at this now, it reminds me of a crappy tumblr graphic design that they'd use.
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Out of chronological order, the first picture is arriving on Planet Viceron, and I think it's super pretty.
The rest are in order, finishing up with the IRIS Supercomputer and getting the plan from Qwark (complete with his own spectacular drawings) on the way.
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I stayed up late writing this because apparently I like giving myself feels? I also added a few young Ratchet headcanons in the beginning…because I need to know more about little Ratchet and until I do I'll keep making headcanons about his childhood.
Also, just a warning for anyone who hasn't played/watched all of the main games: there are MAJOR spoilers in this post!
- As an orphan growing up, Ratchet never had any friends because everyone else had other kids of the same species to play with and tended to avoid him as much as they could
- Aside from the bullies that is
- Ratchet was picked on a lot, it was mostly teasing about how his race wasn't real, that he made weird gadgets, and that he wouldn't amount to anything
- This resulted in Ratchet secluding himself, fixing things as often as he could until he finally had enough money to move into his own little house, away from the bullies
- But the scars were still there
- He learned to bottle up his emotions because crying only made the teasing worse
- Instead of crying he would pour himself into his work
- This only grew as his hero status did, after all - a hero doesn't cry
- Things were going well until Tachyon came into play
- Learning about his past hit home and threatened to break the walls Ratchet had built up
- Especially when he sees the Lombax planet deserted
- But to keep himself from breaking down he immediately sets his sights on fixing Aphelion
- Plus he needs to have something from his race, even if it is just a ship
- After defeating Tachyon, Ratchet is second guessing his choices, battling with hurts from the past and the present but Clank gives him the words he needs
- Then the Zoni come and take Clank
- Ratchet just stares at Tal, Cronk, and Zephyr
- It just hasn't sunk it yet but when it does he feels himself losing it
- He runs off into a separate part of the station trying desperately not to cry
- But a few tears still fall
- Then he quickly readjusts his focus on finding Clank
- He can't cry
- He is a hero - heroes don't cry
- Besides, Clank needs him
- The next few weeks Ratchet pours himself into finding leads about Clank's location - He goes days without sleeping and wears himself thin, but it's a good distraction for him
- When he finds Alister he isn't sure what to think at first - But he quickly realizes how great it actually is
- He can finally connect with another Lombax
- He can learn about his culture and find Clank at the same time
- But then everything goes awry
- After the final battle, Ratchet is barely holding it together
- Leaving Clank alone was one of the hardest things he has ever done
- As he climbs into the ship he almost loses it
- But somehow manages to keep it together
- Then Clank hops in
- Relief and joy momentarily replace the sadness
- Fast forward to Into the Nexus
- After bottling up his emotions for so long and after all he has been through, Ratchet is dealing with serious depression
- But he doesn't want to worry his friends so he keeps it to himself and focuses his mind on the job at hand
- Then Cronk and Zephyr are killed
- This spins him into even deeper depression but he pulls himself together and tries his best to ignore it for his friend's sakes
- He focuses on serving justice to the Progs
- Anything to keep his mind off of the pain
- Throughout the game he continually deals with his decision not to join the Lombaxes
- He knows he did the right thing but Vendra's words still hurt
- Once everything dies down Ratchet isn't even sure how he is keeping all of his emotions bottled up
- He's pretty sure it's just habit now
- Most of the time he would just sit and stare at the wall in his room, not fighting tears but just sitting in a fog
- Part of him wants to tell his friends, they might be able to help him feel better
- But he is hesitant to after so many years hiding his feelings
- Then one day Tal breaks down
- Ratchet has seen her sad before but never like this
- He supports her of course and tells he it's ok to cry, but it also nags at him
- If she is willing to be vulnerable shouldn't he?
- But he is still hesitant
- Until one day he has a news interview
- They ask about all the times he saved the universe and about him being the only know Lombax left
- Talking about it brings all of his sadness crashing down on top of him
- He barely makes it out of the interview without looking like he has lost it
- He races to his room
- He tries to control his emotions
- But before he can Tal and Clank come in
- Clank says it is ok to cry and Tal agrees affirming that crying had helped her
- So finally after all these years Ratchet finally allows his walls fall down, he lets out all of his hurt and sadness
- He doesn't even say anything but Tal and Clank understand and support him
- After that things are better
- There are still hard moments but now Ratchet know he doesn't have to hide his sadness from his friends
- One time he even starts to get a little sad and the only one around is Quark - But Quark has cried in the past so he is just like "I'm the greatest hero in the galaxy. If I've cried then you certainty can!"
- And that makes Ratchet smile and feel a little better
- He still deals with it all from time to time
- But now he isn't as afraid to talk about it - at least with his close friends
- And they help each other heal
- Being there for each other through the good and bad, the happy and sad
- Because that's what friends are for
Ratchet & Clank Future: A Crack In Time (2009)
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In Christchurch, flooding has closed two schools and several roads.
Christ The King School in Greers Rd, Burnside, closed because of "severe flooding" on the primary school's grounds overnight, making access to the school toilets difficult. Rangiora High School was closed at 11am due to surface flooding.
In north Canterbury, Ashley School and Sefton School, closed early because of the flooding.
Civil Defence has opened a welfare centre at Mairehau Primary School for those affected by the area's flooding.
The Christchurch City Council said there was surface flooding in Beckenham, New Brighton, St Albans, Northwood, Burnside and Sumner. One northbound lane on the Fitzgerald Ave bridge, north of Kilmore St, was flooded.
Spokesman John Mackie warned motorists to take care because surface flooding could conceal potholes.
A Fire Service spokesman said firefighters had attended 49 weather-related incidents in the South Island between 6.20am and 10.30am today, including 35 in Canterbury.
Meanwhile, weather forecasters are warning that after the rain stops, South Islanders especially should brace themselves for snow.
MetService spokesman Dan Corbett said today that after the present flow from the sub-tropics stopped, it would be replaced by one coming from the Antarctic, through Wednesday and Thursday.
"Places across the south of the South Island will probably see snow to low levels," he said.
It was too early to predict where snow would fall, but it was not out of the question for Christchurch on Thursday and Friday. Some snow could also fall on the Rimutaka hill north of Wellington.
"Everyone is going to feel the cold," he said.
The MetService website was down for maintenance today limiting access to information about the weather.
In Auckland the expected maximum for Friday was just 10 degrees Celsius.
Blue Skies weather forecaster Tony Trewinnard said up to 20 centimetres of snow could fall to sea level in Canterbury on Thursday and Friday, with up to 40cm above 200 metres and up to 60cm above 400m.
He said this would be the biggest snowfall for the region in 20 years.
"To have it potentially last two days is quite unusual (for Christchurch) and could potentially become quite hazardous," he said.
Flights in and out of Christchurch and Dunedin do not appear to be delayed by the weather, but 160 passengers flying from Christchurch to Auckland were given a fright when their plane was struck by lightning.
Christchurch East MP Lianne Dalziel was on the Air New Zealand flight when she heard a ''bang and a flash''.
The plane was travelling through cloud when the lightning struck and the pilot spoke to passengers a few minutes later to let them know what had happened.
Dalziel said she had never been in a plane when it was hit by lightning before and was surprised by the noise it made.
''It wasn't terribly loud, although it woke up my fellow passenger. In all the time I've been flying it hadn't happened before I'm glad that's all it was.''
An Air New Zealand spokeswoman confirmed flight 504 from Christchurch to Auckland was hit by lightning on its approach to Auckland this morning.
There had been 163 passengers on board.
The aircraft would now be inspected by engineers before being cleared to return to service, the spokeswoman said.
Blue Skies' Trewinnard said up to 20cm of snow could fall to sea level in Canterbury on Thursday and Friday, with up to 40cm above 200 metres and up to 60cm above 400m. He said this would be the biggest snowfall for the region in 20 years.
''To have it potentially last two days is quite unusual (for Christchurch) and could potentially become quite hazardous.''
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Safety of Push Enteroscopy After Recent Myocardial Infarction
MITCHELL S. CAPPELL, MD, PhD, FACG
Although the safety and efficacy of esophagogastroduodenoscopy (EGD) after myocardial infarction (MI) are fairly well characterized, the safety of enteroscopy after recent MI is unstudied and unknown. Enteroscopy could potentially be particularly valuable to evaluate recurrent obscure gastrointestinal (GI) bleeding after MI because ongoing GI bleeding could induce recurrent myocardial ischemia. The safety of push enteroscopy is analyzed in a study of 4 cases among 8900 patients with acute MIs during an 8-year period at a tertiary care medical center. Four patients underwent enteroscopy at 1, 4, 28, and 45 days after MI, of whom three were prospectively monitored for enteroscopic complications. The patients were 82, 63, 72, and 76 years old. Three were male. The mean serum creatinine kinase level was 601 ± 162 U/L, with an MB fraction of 15.9 ± 13.2%. All MIs were subendocardial. Enteroscopy indications included recurrent fecal occult blood and anemia requiring multiple packed erythrocyte transfusions with no significant lesions identified by EGD and colonoscopy in two patients, maroon stools with no lesions identified by colonoscopy and only anastomotic erosions identified by EGD in one patient status post-Billroth I gastrectomy, and dark red blood per rectum in one patient with prior aortic graft revision for an aortoenteric fistula after failure to visualize the distal duodenum by EGD. The patients received a mean of 4.0 ± 1.3 U of packed erythrocytes before enteroscopy. At enteroscopy the mean hematocrit was 32.7 ± 1.6. The patients received a mean of 18.8 ± 12.5 mg of meperidine and 2.6 ± 2.2 mg of midazolam during enteroscopy. Enteroscopy was uniformly uncomplicated. Vital signs and arterial oxygen saturation remained stable during and following enteroscopy. Enteroscopy revealed no new lesions in two patients and distal duodenitis in one patient and ruled out an aortoenteric fistual in one patient at high risk for this lesion. These four cases suggest that enteroscopy is not absolutely contraindicated and might be considered after recent MI for strong indications in relatively clinically stable patients.
KEY WORDS: enteroscopy; push enteroscopy; esophagogastroduodenoscopy (EGD); gastrointestinal endoscopy; fecal occult blood; chronic gastrointestinal bleeding; obscure gastrointestinal bleeding; iron deficiency anemia; myocardial infarction; angina.
Although enteroscopy is safe, well tolerated, and useful in the general population, the safety of enteroscopy after recent myocardial infarction (MI) is currently unstudied and unknown. While susceptible to all the complications of enteroscopy (1, 2), patients status post-MI may
Manuscript received August 15, 2003; accepted November 11, 2003. From the Division of Gastroenterology, St. Barnabas Medical Center, The Bronx, New York, USA. Address for reprint requests: Mitchell S. Cappell, MD, PhD, Chief, Division of Gastroenterology, Department of Medicine, St. Barnabas Hospital, Third Avenue & 183rd Street, The Bronx, New York 104572594, USA. Digestive Diseases and Sciences, Vol. 49, No. 3 (March 2004)
be particularly susceptible to cardiopulmonary complications, including myocardial ischemia from discomfort, hypoxia, or anxiety during enteroscopy (3, 4); hypotension or hypertension from medications or anxiety (5); cardiac arrhythmias due to medications, hypoxia, or anxiety (4); and respiratory compromise from endoscopic medications, vagally mediated bronchospasm, laryngeal impingement during esophageal intubation, or pulmonary aspiration (3, 6). Contrariwise, enteroscopy could be particularly valuable after MI to diagnose the cause and to initiate specific treatment for recurrent obscure gastrointestinal (GI) bleeding to prevent consequent myocardial
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ischemia from profound anemia (7–9); this is becoming ever more valuable due to the increasing use of anticoagulation (10), thrombolysis (11), and antiplatelet agents after MI (12). Although the safety and efficacy of esophagogastroduodenoscopy (EGD) after MI are fairly well characterized (13, 14), the safety and efficacy of enteroscopy must be directly analyzed and not extrapolated from these prior studies. First, enteroscopy could cause greater cardiopulmonary stress than EGD due to a longer procedure time and greater depth of intubation. Second, enteroscopy is generally performed in patients already evaluated by
EGD and colonoscopy. Successful prior performance of colonoscopy and EGD without complications might preselect for patients also able to tolerate enteroscopy after MI. Third, enteroscopy has a much lower diagnostic yield than EGD, partly because it is typically performed after a nondiagnostic EGD (15,16). Fourth, enteroscopy has much narrower indications than EGD in that enteroscopy is usually performed to investigate significant chronic recurrent GI bleeding (17). Fifth, enteroscopy, unlike EGD, tends to be performed mostly at referral centers by highly trained endoscopists. As part of an ongoing study of the safety of GI endoscopy after MI (13, 14, 18–21) (Table 1), the
TABLE 1. SAFETY AND EFFICACY OF DIFFERENT TYPES OF UPPER GASTROINTESTINAL ENDOSCOPY AFTER RECENT MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION Reference No. of patients No. (%) & type of complications Benefits of exam Recommendations
Esophagogastroduodenoscopy (EGD) Cappell MS, 1993 (13) Wilcox et al., 1993 (4) 34 19 with severe CAD 3 (9%); 2 major, 1 minor 0 79% diagnostic rate Not discussed Benefits may exceed risks of EGD in medically stable patients with GI bleeding. EGD rarely results in myocardial ischemia or arrhythmias in patients with stable CAD. None Benefits may exceed risks in medically stable patients. EGD appears to be relatively safe in patients with significant CAD. EGD relatively safe & beneficial when indicated after MI. PEG relatively safe & beneficial when indicated after MI.
Rourk et al., 1994 (28) Montalvo & Lee, 1996 (29) Lee et al., 1995 (3) Cappell & Iacovone, 1999 (14)
1 8 39 with severe CAD 200
0 2 (25%); 1 major, 1 minor 4 (10%); 1 major, 3 minor 15 (7.5%); 2 major, 13 minor
Diagnosed gastric angiodysplasia 88% diagnostic rate 79% diagnostic rate 85% diagnostic rate
Percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy (PEG) Cappell & Iacovone, 1996 (21) 28 3 (10%); all minor All PEGs successfully used for enteral feeding
Wilcox et al., 1993 (4) Rahmin et al., 1995 (30) Cappell, 1996 (18)
Endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography (ERCP) 4 with severe CAD 0 Not discussed 1 4 0 1 (minor) Papillotomy & stone extraction All had successful papillotomy & stone extraction
Too small a study population for firm conclusions Therapeutic ERCP may be an alternative to surgery after MI. ERCP & sphincterotomy are not contraindicated after MI and may be preferable to surgery. Not contraindicated after MI. Can be done for strong & relatively urgent indicatings.
Current report
Enteroscopy 0
Distal duodenitis in 1; excluded aortoenteric fistula in 1; no new lesions diagnosed in 2
Note. CAD, coronary artery disease; MI, myocardial infarction.
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safety of push enteroscopy is analyzed in 4 patients among 8900 patients hospitalized for MI at a tertiary cardiac care medical center. METHODS
The author managed three patients undergoing enteroscopy after recent MI, all of whom were prospectively monitored for endoscopic complications. Computerized analysis of the medical record primary or secondary disease codes for MI and procedure codes for EGD or enteroscopy (International Classification of Diseases, Ninth Revision [ICD-9]) revealed one additional patient undergoing enteroscopy after recent MI at Maimonides Medical Center, Brooklyn, New York, from 1994 through 2001. All endoscopic reports at Maimonides Medical Center during the study period were reviewed to confirm that no enteroscopies performed after MI were omitted. Maimonides Medical Center is a tertiary referral center for patients with myocardial infarction because of active interventional cardiology and cardiothoracic surgery services. This study was approved by the Institutional Review Board. Vital signs before, during, and after enteroscopy were obtained from the nurse's notes. MI was defined as a serum level of creatinine kinase (CK) >225 U/L (lab normal, 25– 225 U/L) and a muscle–brain (MB) fraction >5% (lab normal, 0–5%), with a confirmatory attending cardiology consultation note. Fecal occult blood was determined by digital rectal examination using a guaiac-impregnated slide (Hemoccult; Smith Kline Diagnostics, Sunnyvale, CA). Depth of enteroscope intubation was confirmed fluoroscopically in two patients.
RESULTS Incidence. Among circa 8900 patients hospitalized for acute MI at the study site, 4 patients (0.04%) underwent enteroscopy within 60 days of MI. Case 1. An 82-year-old white male status post-aortic graft surgery 1 year earlier for an aortic aneurysm and with aortic graft revision 2 months earlier for an aortic fistula to the fourth portion of the duodenum was referred for enteroscopy to exclude recurrent aortoenteric fistula 1 day after presenting with dark-red blood per rectum and substernal chest pain from an acute MI; the patient had undergone emergency EGD on admission that had revealed only superficial, linear longitudinal erosions in the gastric body attributed to nasogastric tube trauma, but the distal duodenum had not been visualized by the EGD. The prior aortoenteric fistula had presented with an upper GI bleed. The patient was taking 165 mg of aspirin daily but denied alcoholism, chronic fevers, night sweats, or antecedent (herald) bleed before this admission. On admission the patient was afebrile with normal vital signs and with no difference in the blood pressures recorded in different limbs. The abdomen was soft and nontender, with normoactive bowel sounds and no expansile, pulsatile abdominal mass. Nasogastric aspiration revealed no blood. The electrocardiogram revealed 2-mm ST depressions in the anterior
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precordial leads. The peak serum CK level was 632, with an MB fraction of 35.8%. Chest roentgenogram did not reveal widening of the mediastinum. Abdominal ultrasound did not reveal an abdominal aortic aneurysm. The initial hematocrit was 20.1 (lab normal, 39–51 in males). The patient was transfused 5 U of packed erythrocytes. At enteroscopy, the blood pressure was 149/57 mm Hg, the pulse was 82 beats/min, and the arterial oxygen saturation was 99%, while the patient was receiving supplemental oxygen at 2 L/min by nasal cannulae. The hematocrit was 29.5. The platelet count, INR (international normalized ratio of prothrombin time), and partial thromboplastin time were within normal limits. Enteroscopy beyond the ligament of Treitz, with intubation 85 cm beyond the pylorus, did not reveal an aortoenteric fistula. The patient received intravenous antibiotic prophylaxis before and after enteroscopy and meperidine, 25 mg, and midazolam, 0.5 mg, during enteroscopy. The vital signs remained stable during enteroscopy. The arterial oxygen saturation was 94% or higher throughout enteroscopy. Continuous electrocardiography did not reveal any cardiac arrhythmias. Sigmoidoscopy performed immediately after enteroscopy revealed some dark blood coming from the more proximal colon and small, incidental internal hemorrhoids. Colonoscopy 10 days after MI revealed no lesions aside from the incidental hemorrhoids. The patient was discharged 15 days after MI without further bleeding. Case 2. A 76-year-old Chinese female was referred for enteroscopy 45 days after presenting with an acute MI because of recurrent occult GI bleeding. The patient had no history of GI disease, abdominal pain, or gross GI bleeding. The patient was not drinking alcohol or taking aspirin or nonsteroidal antiinflammatory drugs (NSAIDs). Nasogastric aspiration revealed no blood. On admission the hematocrit was 24.9 (lab normal, 37–47 in females). The electrocardiogram revealed inverted T waves in the inferior cardiac leads. The peak serum CK level was 818 U/L, with an MB fraction of 10.0%. The patient was transfused 2 U of packed erytrocytes during the first 2 hospital days. EGD performed 3 days later revealed no lesions. Cardiac catheterization revealed significant occlusion of all three main coronary arteries and the patient underwent successful coronary artery bypass surgery and was discharged. Colonoscopy performed 28 days after MI revealed no significant lesions. At enteroscopy the blood pressure was 155/67 mm Hg, the pulse was 97 beats/min, and the arterial oxygen saturation was 95%, while the patient was receiving supplemental oxygen at 2 L/min by nasal cannulae. The hematocrit was 31.4. The platelet count, INR, and partial thromboplastin time were within normal limits. Enteroscopy revealed a whitish exudate in the distal
descending duodenum. The patient received meperidine, 25 mg, and midazolam, 1.5 mg, during enteroscopy. The vital signs remained stable during enteroscopy. The arterial oxygen saturation was 95% or higher throughout enteroscopy. Continuous electrocardiography did not reveal any cardiac arrhythmias. Pathologic examination of an endoscopic biopsy and of a duodenal aspirate revealed mucosal inflammation compatible with duodenitis and no enteric parasites. The patient had no complications during 1 month of follow-up. Case 3. A 72-year-old white male status post-Billroth I partial gastrectomy 30 years earlier for a bleeding duodenal ulcer was referred for enteroscopy 4 days after an uncomplicated MI. The patient had developed melena 1 day before presenting with chest pain. The patient was not drinking alcohol or taking aspirin or NSAIDs. Nasogasatric aspiration revealed no blood. On admission the hematocrit was 25.3. The electrocardiogram revealed 2-mm ST elevations in the anterior precordial leads. The peak CK level was 480 U/L, with an MB fraction of 9.0%. The patient was transfused 2 U of packed erythrocytes during the first 2 days. EGD, performed 1 day after admission, revealed only anastomotic erosions. Sigmoidoscopy, performed 4 days after admission, did not reveal any lesions. At enteroscopy, the blood pressure was 122/76 mm Hg, the pulse was 92 beats/min, and the arterial oxygen saturation was 97%, while the patient was receiving supplemental oxygen at 2 L/min by nasal cannulae. The hematocrit was 34.6. The platelet count, INR, and partial thromboplastin time were within normal limits. Endoscopy with intubation 65 cm beyond the anastomosis revealed only erosions on the gastric side of the Billroth I anastomosis. The patient received midazolam, 4 mg, during enteroscopy. The vital signs remained stable during enteroscopy. The arterial oxygen saturation was 96% or higher throughout enteroscopy. Continuous electrocardiography did not reveal any cardiac arrhythmias. The patient experienced no endoscopic complications and was discharged 1 day after enteroscopy. Case 4. A 63-year-old hypertensive and diabetic black male status post-coronary artery bypass surgery 6 months earlier was referred for enteroscopy 28 days after admission for uncomplicated MI because of fecal occult blood and severe iron deficiency anemia. The patient had been admitted 28 days earlier for substernal chest pain, dyspnea, dizziness, and severe anemia. The patient had been taking aspirin, 325 mg daily. The patient denied alcohol abuse. Nasogastric aspiration revealed no blood. On admission the hematocrit was 22.3. The electrocardiogram revealed inverted T waves in the inferior leads. The peak CK level was 475 U/L, with an MB fraction of 9.0%. The patient was transfused 4 U of packed erythrocytes.
EGD performed 2 days after admission revealed no lesions. Colonoscopy performed 5 days after admission revealed only incidental internal hemorrhoids. At enteroscopy the blood pressure was 167/92 mm Hg, the pulse was 84 beats/min, and the arterial oxygen saturation was 97%, while the patient was receiving supplemental oxygen at 2 L/min by nasal cannulae. The abdomen was soft and nontender, with normoactive bowel sounds. The hematocrit was 30.5. The platelet count, INR, and partial thromboplastin time were within normal limits. Enteroscopy with intubation 20 cm beyond the ligament of Treitz, as confirmed by fluoroscopy, revealed no lesions. The patient received meperidine 25, mg, and midazolam, 5 mg, during enteroscopy. The vital signs remained stable during enteroscopy. The arterial oxygen saturation was 97% or higher throughout enteroscopy. Continuous electrocardiography did not reveal any cardiac arrhythmias. The patient experienced no endoscopic complications and was doing well 1 month later. DISCUSSION The currently reported findings of no complications in four patients undergoing enteroscopy after recent MI is reasonable. Aside from rare complications associated with use of an overtube (22, 23), the complications of enteroscopy are similar to those of EGD in the general population (24). A previous large study showed that EGD is reasonably safe after a recent MI in relatively stable patients (14) (Table 1). The complication rate of EGD was 7.5%, but most complications were minor, without clinical sequelae, and most complications occurred in clinically unstable patients. The current work demonstrates that enteroscopy is not absolutely contraindicated after MI. Enteroscopy (or upper endoscopy to the fourth portion of the duodenum) should be strongly considered after MI to exclude suspected aortoenteric fistula or to evaluate a distal duodenal lesion identified on upper GI series (25). Enteroscopy may be considered after recent MI for significant GI bleeding of undetermined etiology after nondiagnostic EGD and colonoscopy provided that the patient is relatively stable. A physician may, however, reasonably defer an enteroscopy for this indication for at least several weeks after an MI. The risks of enteroscopy after MI and the relatively low diagnostic yield should be weighed against the potential benefits of preventing rebleeding, myocardial hypoperfusion, and recurrent angina by endoscopically identifying and treating the bleeding lesion. A large, randomized, controlled study is needed to define the risks versus benefits of enteroscopy after MI. Although wireless capsule endoscopy may replace many indications for
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THIRD PARTY KEYBOARD APP Swiftkey has arrived on the iPhone and iPad in 5h3 form of Swiftkey Note, three years after it debuted on Google's Android mobile operating system.
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The Environmental Audit Committee has published the report of its inquiry into Protecting the Arctic.
The Environmental Audit Committee calls for a halt on oil drilling until:
• A pan-Arctic oil spill response standard is in place
• A stricter financial liability regime for oil and gas operations is introduced that requires companies to prove that they can meet the costs of cleaning up
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The infrastructure to mount a big clean-up operation is simply not in place and conventional oil spill response techniques have not been proven to work in such severe conditions.
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Private employers added 158,000 jobs last month, payroll processor ADP said Wednesday. That's down from February's gain of 237,000 and January's 177,000.
Construction companies didn't add any jobs in March, after average monthly gains of 29,000 in the previous three months.
Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody's Analytics, said the hiring surge during the previous months likely reflected a jump in rebuilding after Hurricane Sandy. Moody's helps compile the monthly report with ADP.
The ADP report is derived from actual payroll data and tracks total nonfarm private employment each month.
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WEIGHT: 270-290 pounds HEIGHT: 6 feet, 0 inches
BUILD: Large SCARS: Distinct scar on right hand
CHARGE: Attempted murder, aggravated burglary, violation of spouse abuse protection order, unlawful flight
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Writer-producer Sam Shaw was grappling with how to craft a TV drama about the war on terror and the price it exacts from those who keep its secrets.
He found the answer by looking back to the early 1940s, when U.S. scientists and others working in isolation created the first atomic bombs without the knowledge of Congress, the vice president or the American public.
The result is "Manhattan," which debuted Sunday on cable channel WGN America. The drama is set in a makeshift, desolate Southwestern desert community, one of several that sprang up as part of the Manhattan Project aiming to beat Nazi Germany to the bomb.
"I wound up shelving the modern idea, in part because it's really difficult to write about history in the making with any kind of objectivity and moral clarity," Shaw said.
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The scientists who were gathered by President Franklin D. Roosevelt's administration in Los Alamos, New Mexico, were the best and the brightest, Shaw said. They became part of a very young settlement, with the average age of Manhattan Project workers there about 25, he said.
Families, the military and locals are part of the combustible mix in "Manhattan."
The real scientists were fervently dedicated to the cause, even if some later came to regret the deadly force they helped unleash, Shaw said.
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Shaw came to "Manhattan" from Showtime's very different "Masters of Sex," on which he was a writer until he got the greenlight for his own series.
"I don't know how I traded sex and nudity for nuclear apocalypse," he said, jokingly. But he noted that life isn't entirely staid for the characters of "Manhattan," despite the dark mushroom cloud in their future.
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