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Comprehensive Cardiovascular Medicine in the Primary Care Setting / Edition 1by Peter P. Toth
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Pub. Date: 03/03/2011
Publisher: Springer-Verlag New York, LLC
* Provides practical knowledge and comprehensive coverage of cardiovascular disease Is written with the aim to improve the quality of care Presents contributions from nationally and internationally acknowledged experts in their respective fields Includes algorithms, case studies, and recommendations on evidence-based practice in each chapter Designed to help the
* Provides practical knowledge and comprehensive coverage of cardiovascular disease Is written with the aim to improve the quality of care Presents contributions from nationally and internationally acknowledged experts in their respective fields Includes algorithms, case studies, and recommendations on evidence-based practice in each chapter Designed to help the busy practitioner perform assessments, initiate and guide efficacious therapy, and know when referral to a cardiologist is advisable Comprehensive Cardiovascular Medicine in the Primary Care Setting provides an authoritative, detailed discussion of cardiovascular disease balanced with practical utility. Disease states are explained with emphasis on risk factors, risk estimation, and established cardiac disease. The book also delves into the co-morbid conditions which surround cardiovascular disease, including peripheral vascular disease, chronic kidney disease, depression, and erectile dysfunction, with the goal of improving quality of life for affected individuals. An abundance of algorithms, case studies, and recommendations on evidence-based best practices facilitate rapid learning. A key resource for the busy practitioner, this book is designed to give the reader the skills to confidently perform assessments, initiate and maintain efficacious therapy, and know when a referral to a cardiologist is advisable.
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Table of Contents
I. Cardiovascular Disease Risk Factors
1. Cardiovascular Epidemiology and Characterization of Atherosclerotic Disease Risk Factors
Kevin C. Maki and Martyn R.Rubin
2. Atrial Hypertension
Daniel A. Duprez
3. Management Dyslipidemia
Peter P. Toth
4. Obesity and Therapeutic Approaches to Weight Loss
Robert F. Kushner
5. Inflammatory Markers and Novel Risk Factors
Stephen J. Nicholls
6. Deciphering Cardiovascular Genomics and How They Apply to Cardiovascular Disease Prevention
Kiran Musunuru
7. The Metabolic Syndrome: 2009
Charles Reasner
8. Chronic Kidney Disease in the Primary Care Setting
Matthew R. Weir and Miguel Porarrero
II. Coronary Artery Disease
9. Evaluation of Chest Pain and Myocardial Ischemia
Joshua M. Kosowsky and Calvin Huang
10. Unstable Angina and Non-ST Elevation Myocardial Infarction
Ali Mahajerinand and Eli V. Gelfand
11. ST Elevation Myocardial Infarction
Eric R. Bates and Brahmajee K. Nallamothu
12. Coronary Artery Stenting
Eric A. Heller and George D. Dangas
13. Coronary Artery Bypass Grafting
Ramanan Umakanthan, Nataliya V. Solenkova, Marzia Leacche, John G. Byrne, and Rashid M. Ahmad
14. Cardiac Rehabilitation
William E. Kraus
III. Peripheral Forms of Venous and Arterial Disease
15. Carotid Artery Disease
Andreas Kastrup
16. Peripheral Arterial Disease
Jay Giri and Emile R. Mohler, III
17. Deep Venous Thrombosis and Pulmonary Embolism
Adam C. Schaffer and Sylvia C. W. McKean
18. Pulmonary Hypertension and Cor Pulmonale
Mary P. Mullen and Michael Landzberg
19. Diagnosis and Management of Ischemic Stroke
Aslam M. Khaja
20. Aortic Aneurysms
Irfan Hameed, Eric M. Isselbacher, and Kim A. Eagle
21. Erectile Dysfunction
Thorsten Reffelmann and Robert A. Kloner
IV. Cardiac Disease
22. Valvular Heart Disease
Garrick C. Stewart and Patrick T. O'Gara
23. Pericardial Diseases
Fidencio Saldana and Leonard S. Lilly
24. Common Atrial and Ventricular Arrhythmias
Blair Foreman
25. Evidence-based Management of the Patient with Congestive Heart Failure
Nicholas W. Shammas
V. Cardiac Imaging
26. Coronary Calcium Scoring
Nikolaos Alexopoulos, Dalton McLean, Stamatios Lerakis, and Paolo Raggi
27. Cardiac Computed Tomography
Patrick Donnelly and Udo Hoffmann
28. Cardiac Magnetic Resonance Imaging
David Carballo, Judith L. Meadows, Otavio Coelho, and Raymond Y. Kwong
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As rapidly as LockerDome is growing, it still remains a pipsqueak among the Goliaths of sports. Consider that ESPN, the global leader in sports media, claims one-third of all sports traffic (eBizMBA put its uniques at 62.5 million in May). And the space is getting more crowded all the time. In April, USA Today launched a social sports site called For the Win, the first venture of its Sports Media Group Digital Properties unit. On the sponsorship side, FTW is partnering with Henkel's Right Guard deodorant. (In the strange bedfellows department, USA Today and Break Media help LockerDome offload some of its ad inventory.) Meanwhile, destinations like Bleacher Report and SB Nation also have become star players in the online battle for sports fans.
Lozano is keenly aware he faces a formidable field of rivals, but insists his mission is to join rather than beat them.
"There are many complementary partnership opportunities with [many] other sports media properties, particularly because LockerDome's core competencies are in social media, an area that sits outside of their core focus," he says.
Next up, the site plans to take its social strategy and apply it to other topics outside of athletics. "Precisely where LockerDome is positioned relative to competitors will evolve dramatically over the next 12 months as LockerDome moves beyond sports and more deeply into the broader interest graph," as Lozano explains it.
That optimism carries over to the ad side as well.
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LockerDome didn't always show such promise. Founded as a site devoted primarily to youth athletics, LockerDome made only marginal progress in its first few years, signing up fewer than 100,000 monthly users. But inspired by a conversation with Jim McKelvey—a fellow St. Louis entrepreneur who is co-founder, with Twitter creator Jack Dorsey, of the mobile payments company Square—Lozano promptly revamped LockerDome as a pro sports site.
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Lozano resists the urge to think about going public—for the time being.
As analyst Wible points out, "To make an impression on Wall Street, you have to have a strong management team which is always looking ahead in a market where it can show growth, especially when there are low barriers to entry."
A proud St. Louis resident and longtime Cardinals fan, Lozano includes an inspirational quotation from the team's legendary outfielder Lou Brock in the signature of all of his emails: "One of the trademarks of a champion is that he can outlast you."
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Published: Thursday, January 9, 2003 at 12:03 p.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, January 8, 2003 at 11:00 p.m.
Enola "Sissy" Marie Lirette, 74, a native of Bayou Dularge and resident of Theriot, died at 6:50 a.m. Wednesday, Jan. 8, 2003.
Visitation will be from 6 to 10 p.m. today and from 8 a.m. to service time Friday at Falgout Funeral Home Chapel. Religious services will be at 2 p.m. Friday at the chapel, with burial in Magnolia Cemetery.
She is survived by 11 sons, Beau, Warren, Carl, Willie and Kenneth Sr. of Houma, Jerome and Larry of Ashland, Alex of Gray, Alex Jacob of Lafayette, Mark of Raceland and Donald Lirette of Lockport; one daughter, Pam L. Lovell of Houma; one brother, Herbert DeHart; two sisters, Frances Liner and Leola Lirette; 28 grandchildren; and 30 great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Wilvin Lirette; her parents, Sanders and Bridget Luke DeHart; two brothers, Ernest and Virgis DeHart; and one sister, Esther Lovell.
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I purchased this little car in February of 2004, with only 98,000 miles on it! Only fix needed was a new muffler, surprisingly. This car is very warm in the winter (inside heats up fast!) and ice cold a/c in the summer. Excellent fuel economy! I get very close to 35-mpg on highway and easily 30mpg in city! The advantages are super easy to park, gas mileage and most of all, bullet-proof, long-lasting engines. Disadvantages are they say the smaller the car, the un-safer you are! True, but with the excellent reputations these cars have, I'll take the risk and keep her until the wheels fall off! I highly recommended this cute car for anyone seeking reliability and who is on a budget.
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Excellent gas mileage, peppy little 5-speed, strong a/c and keeps me very warm in winter! I also love the neat tail light design. Comfy, plush seating. Reliability and interior is quiet. Not a single squeak or rattle.
Interior is a little tight. Front and rear wheel wells rusts too easily. Center console and cuholders, this car needs! No major improvements.
it just keeps on going!handling
unmatched to ANY car i have driven.
this car still has a perfect
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ANYWHERE,iv never had the alignment
done either,very fun to drive. main
repairs are faulty relay switch,brake
job,muffler.starts every time!180,000
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smooth,auto tranny can be rough
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it just keeps on going!nimble
handling,AMAZING ALIGNMENT
the a/c busted,its 14 years old what
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it heats up really fast in the winter!
inside the car not the engine.
better rear speakers.
I absolutely love this car. Anyone who
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either doesnt know how to shift
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cannot be beat, and it is 13.5 years
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Anne5 Stars Out Of 5September 29, 2010AnneThis devotion is based on a collection of talks she gave to the children at her church while her pastor was preaching from Galatians. She addresses a variety or points from Galatians including who wrote Galatians and to who, Paul's authority, freedom in Christ, salvation plus nothing, faith producing works, and real fruit. I loved the entry that she wrote about Abraham and Sarah and how Sarah thought God needed help in keeping the promise He made about them having a child. It is in reference to Galatians 4:28. This entry addresses the false teacher that Galatians were listening to that they had to work to enjoy God's favor. Rarely as I read these books, I did come across an example that was not exactly the way I would have put it to my children. The example that comes to my mind from this book was just a little more blunt than the way I have been teaching my children to say things. I know I sometimes am particularly sensitive to blunt speech, often to a fault I think. Starr Meade's heart is very apparent through all of her talks and there is love and grace in the entries in this book. I loved so many of her illustrations that gave me pause to think--things I hadn't considered before. I highly recommend this book and God's Mighty Acts in Creation. I think that they would be most appropriate for 8-12 year olds. It is such an encouragement to me as a parent to find good books that I look forward to reading with my children that I know will help them understand the truths that I so dearly want them to know in their hearts. Please note that I was given a complimentary copy of this book for review by Crossway Books.
kd4 Stars Out Of 5September 8, 2010kdStarr Meade is a great benefit to me. I saw this in the Crossway catalog about a month ago and knew I wanted to have it in my hand. Got it last week. I will be using these as great resources as I continue to study and write this curriculum.The two that I have in my hand are Gods Mighty Acts in Salvation and Gods Mighty Acts in Creation. I have had my head in creation now for a couple of weeks, plugging along at those lessons, so this was perfect timing. The Salvation one is basically a commentary/walk-through of the book of Galatians. Both books point to the gospel and Jesus.These books are written for kids 8-12 and I really think they are matched well for that age. They are about 1-2 pages in length, perfect for attention spans


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For dying O.C. activist, an electric car rally
The friends of a Seal Beach environmental activist suffering from terminal lung cancer filled a Los Alamitos home Sunday with memories of his vigorous campaigns, fiery emails and torrent of ideas -- along with a powerful sense of triumph.
Doug Korthof, 68, greeted friends and activist colleagues with smiles, chuckles and jokes as they converged on the event, many pulling up in electric vehicles they said Korthof inspired them to drive.
"We want to share our appreciation and love while we can, in the present," said Ted Flittner, a Costa Mesa engineer who said Korthof encouraged him to become deeply involved in electric-car activism.
Korthof was featured prominently in the 2006 documentary, "Who Killed the Electric Car," when he lashed out against the scaling back of a California electric car mandate in 2003 and the crushing of electric cars deemed unwanted by consumers.
He told about 30 well-wishers Sunday, most wearing white t-shirts emblazoned with a megaphone in his honor, that he believed cars like the Nissan Leaf or Chevy Volt are on the market today in part because of their efforts.
"It made them look really stupid," he said of car makers and state regulators. "It was a public relations disaster. It was really kind of like a David vs. Goliath thing."
But Korthof, who drives a Leaf and whose home is fitted with solar panels that provide more than enough juice for his family's home as well as their electric cars, has been near the center of a variety of Orange County environmental controversies over the years.
He was a leading figure in the "Ocean Outfall Group," which pushed the Orange County Sanitation District in 2002 to raise treatment standards for sewage released into the ocean from an outfall pipe offshore.
Another leader of the group, Jan Vandersloot, passed away in 2009.
Korthof has been involved in efforts to preserve coastal wetlands from development, and campaigned, successfully, for an outdoor cultural interpretive center on the site of Native American burials at Hellman Ranch in Seal Beach.
In an interview this week before Sunday's event, Korthof said he continues blogging and agitating, though his illness saps his strength.
He's suffering from mesothelioma, a cancer of the tissue lining the lung that results from exposure to asbestos.
"I'm blogging, still being a nuisance,"Korthof said. "Physically I'm great, except there's a lot of pain. Aside from the cancer I'm very healthy, very active mentally."
He still pushes his main message: That embracing the use of renewable energy, with solar power and electric cars, is the way to put an end to national crises over oil supplies.
"The oil wars are going to get worse and worse because of the stranglehold oil companies have on our political life," he said. "Big oil and big coal control Congress. They've got the big money."
Korthof's wife, Lisa, and his sons, William and Ed, carry his environmental causes forward.
William Korthof has his own company, Sustainable Solutions, which promotes energy efficiency using solar panels, gray water recycling and rainwater catchment barrels.
Ed Korthof, who works at Google, says he relies on solar power and uses an electric motorcycle, or just a bicycle, for transportation to keep his energy footprint small.
And Lisa Rosen has been at her husband's side on many of his campaigns, whether to preserve native culture or coastal wetlands.
She said Sunday she's proud of his legacy.
"We're seeing Doug at his best," she said Sunday. "I don't think he has much more time physically. If he lives another month I'll be surprised. I shall miss him terribly."
Korthof himself might respond with a chuckle when asked about his illness, turning the conversation back to his favorite themes, and his family.
"The end is not too far off," he said. "I've had a good life, blessed with a great wife, two wonderful boys doing great work, two wonderful grandchildren. What more can you ask for?"
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How To Identify The Best Addiction Treatment Services
Getting the best addiction treatment services can transform your life or that of a loved one. Thousands of people are struggling with drug addictions. Nobody wants to depend on drugs throughout their lives. Unfortunately, ending an addiction is not easy especially if you do not seek professional assistance. Today, there are many rehabilitation centers that offer services that are aimed at helping people end their drug addictions. With the help of such centers, you can end your addiction and lead a happy and fulfilling life without depending on drugs.
Finding the ideal treatment services
There are many addiction treatment centers with each claiming to offer the best treatment services. This can make choosing the best treatment center overwhelming. However, when you know what to look for the task of finding an ideal treatment center becomes easy. Your goal is to end your addiction and lead a productive, healthy and fulfilling life. This is what you get once you join the best treatment center. To identify the best treatment service for you, consider the kind of care that you need, how long you want to stay in the center, the location of the rehab center and the financial component or your insurance coverage.
Background check
Before you choose an addiction treatment center, conduct some research about it. For instance, find out for how long the center has been in existence. Also find out more about the success rate of the center including the number of people who have left the center transformed and living a happy, productive life. This is very important because a center that has helped many people regain their sobriety and maintain it must be offering the best addiction treatment services.
Different addiction treatment centers offer different rehabilitation programs. For instance, some rehab centers offer inpatient and outpatient programs. Others offer gender-based rehabilitation programs. It is important that you know the programs that an addiction treatment offers before making your choice. Choose a center that offers a program that suits your unique needs to ensure your satisfaction with the program.
Choosing a treatment center that is run by experienced professionals will increase your chances of achieving long-term recovery. This is because professional doctors, nurses, counselors and therapists understand the needs of patients. They know what patients go through while trying to recover from drug addiction. As such, they offer personalized treatment to each patient on the basis of their needs and scientific evidence. This enables patients to recover from their addiction and achieve life-long sobriety.
Staying sober can be possible while in a center. However, when a patient is alone at home, things can worsen. The best addiction treatment facility focuses on ensuring that even after leaving the facility, patients lead a sober life. This is only possible through the provision of aftercare. In most rehabilitation centers, aftercare is provided in form of therapy sessions and support groups.
Generally, to get the best addiction treatment services, you need to conduct some research. This will enable you to determine what differentiates the available treatment services and make an informed decision.
Attributes of a Successful Drug Rehab Program
Achieving successful drug rehab is the desire of anybody who is struggling with drug addiction. Nobody wants to depend on drugs throughout their lives. Every day, people struggling with addictions enter drug rehabilitation centers hoping that they will end their addictions and start living healthier, productive, happier and fulfilling lives. Although there are treatment approaches and therapies that can be used to end addictions, there are things that should be done to enhance the success of any drug rehabilitation program. They include the following:
Holistic treatment
Life stresses and addictions accompany each other in most cases. In most cases, people turn to drugs to deal with stresses that arise from unemployment. However, there are other factors that can lead to drug use and abuse. They include witnessing violence, poverty, enduring trauma, lacking social skills, low education level and bad parenting skills. These conditions continue even after addressing addiction and they can lead to relapse. It is therefore important that a drug rehabilitation program address them to make recovery from drug addiction successful.
Withdrawal symptoms treatment
Drugs alter how human brain functions. Continued use of a drug makes the brain accustomed to constant and easy access to it. However, lack of use or access to that drug raises alarm in the brain and it can even send distress calls requiring more drugs. As such, patients experience unpleasant, intense and even long-lasting withdrawal symptoms. These can drive the patients to abusing or using the drug again. As such, for a drug rehabilitation program to be successful, it should address withdrawal symptoms that accompany drug addiction treatment. These symptoms can me reduced through medications and therapy.
Successful drug rehab in california allow for communication between case managers and therapies with patients after completing their rehab programs in . This is very important because patients learn a lot of things during the treatment programs. What patients learn is based on their specific needs when they enter the rehabilitation center. However, the needs of patients change with time. As such, feedback and communication between case managers and therapists is very important in ensuring that the needs of patients are addressed with time. This ensures that new needs of the patients do not lead them into using or abusing drugs again.
Addiction is usually had to beat without assistance. Even after going through a rehabilitation program, some people turn to drug use and abuse again when they do not get help to avoid or overcome temptations. To be successful, drug rehabilitation programs should include aftercare and support. This can be offered in different ways including attending sessions with therapists and joining support groups. During sessions with support groups or therapists, patients share their experiences and encourage each other.
Family involvement
Involving family members is very important in ensuring long-term recovery from drug addiction. The family helps the person involved in the treatment to remain focused in ending the addiction. Family members also provide a supportive environment that patients need to recover from addiction.
Why You Should Join A Good Drug Rehabilitation Center
If you are having trouble trying to end your drug addiction, you should turn to a reputable drug rehabilitation center. When drug use or abuse obscures hope, you might not know where to seek assistance. However, the welcoming and supportive clinical staff in a reputable rehabilitation center can inspire you, motivate you and support you so that you can easily overcome your drug addiction. To some people admitting that they have a drug addiction problem and seeking assistance is the major challenge. However, when you join in drug addiction treatment centers you can know what you will get from a rehab center, you can make a decision and even plan ahead.
What to expect from a rehabilitation center
A good rehab center leads the patient by inspiration. This implies that the center will inspire you to end your drug addiction once you visit it seeking for help. Remember that ending a drug addiction starts with personal conviction that one needs to change. You must be ready to transform your life by changing your behaviors and habits. Therefore, the best rehabilitation center inspires and motivates patients to end their addiction. Professional counselors and therapists at the center know what it feels like to struggle with addiction and their aim is to help you start the recovery process.
Assessment and detoxification
Once you are admitted to a rehabilitation center, you will be assessed by an experienced medical staff. This assessment entails evaluating your history in order to determine the most appropriate detoxification program for you. Each person suffering from drug addiction has unique needs. As such, a detoxification program should be designed in a way that suits a specific individual on the basis of their unique needs. The best drug rehabilitation center will allow you a few days for detoxification. Different treatment modalities can be administered with an aim of enabling you to wean off the drug that you are addicted to. While undergoing detoxification, you will be monitored closely by medical staffs because some withdrawal symptoms can be severe and even life threatening.
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Therapy and counseling
After detoxification, you will start the actual journey to recovery. This entails engaging in therapy as well as counseling sessions. These are aimed at enabling you to find out why you used drugs and heal psychological or emotional issues that you might be experiencing. During these sessions, counselors and therapists will address the underlying issues that may have caused your drug abuse and addiction. They will also help you in determining and learning the most effective ways of managing anxiety and stress without turning to drugs. Counseling is usually done in individual and group sessions. Family therapy can also be used to include loved ones in your recovery.
Aftercare is offered after completing drug rehabilitation program. This is different forms including support groups, outpatient therapy and sober housing. These are long-term care options that are aimed at enabling you make a transition from the rehab center to your life in the society with ease. With continued support from a good drug rehabilitation center, you can continue living with sobriety while avoiding relapse temptations.
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Join The Best Drug Rehab In Texas To Beat Addiction
The best programs for drug rehab in Texas are offered with the knowledge that patients want to end their drug addiction and suffering. Today, there are many people in Texas battling with cocaine addiction, meth addiction, marijuana addiction, pain killers' addiction, heroin addiction and alcoholism. Unfortunately, some people think that they can end their addiction on their own which is not possible. Although you must make a decision to end your addiction, you have to seek professional help to bring your addiction to an end. If you try to end your drug addiction without professional assistance, you are bound to go back into abusing drugs again or even suffer serious health problems due to the effects of withdrawal symptoms.
Beat addiction with the right treatment
With the right drug treatment and support, you can beat your drug addiction without risking your health due to the impact of the withdrawal symptoms. Nobody in Texas wants to continue abusing a drug and thinking that there is no way of getting out of their addiction. Although some private rehab centers are unaffordable to people who do not have a good health insurance, there are other rehab centers that people can visit and get drug addiction treatment in Texas without spending a fortune. These are affordable and they charge what most drug addicts can afford and they rarely turn patients away just because they cannot afford their services. Therefore, if you or even a loved one is struggling with a drug addiction, seek the right treatment from a good drug addiction treatment center in Texas.
Make the right step and make a difference in your life or that of a loved one
The first step towards recovery from drug addiction is accepting that you are sick and then seek treatment from a good drug rehab in Texas. This step will make a difference in your life because you will be put in a program that will enable you to end your dependence on a drug. Many people have tried to control their drug addiction and failed. Perhaps, you have experienced this too. As such, it is important to find a good rehab center that offers a properly designed residential or intensive outpatient program. This will enable you to get the treatment and support that you need to end your drug addiction.
Knowledgeable and experienced professionals
The best drug rehab center in Texas is run by professionals who know what patients go through while trying to recover from drug addiction. Some of them are former addicts who have beaten their addictions. As such, they understand what exactly patients go through while trying to end their addiction. Since some of them are leading productive and vibrant lives after ending their addiction, they are better suited to professionally and personally help you overcome your addiction. Once you make a decision to end your addiction and seek assistance, they provide a customized and effective recovery program for you. Thus, by joining the best drug rehab in Texas, you will get assistance from professionals who understand your situation and needs.


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Our counter-terrorism programme includes initiatives against foreign terrorist fighters and CBRNE materials (chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear and explosives).
This innovative programme works to identify emerging threats, support investigations and develop new technologies against cybercrime.
Affecting all regions of the world, corruption creates a fertile ground for organized criminal activities and terrorism, ultimately threatening the safety and security of society as a whole.
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Next registration is on August 1st 2016. It will be on the front page of the website on that day.
Please, visit stespritnyc.org on August 1st 2016.
Please, register to our French Program Newsletter to receive information about the upcoming year.
Every Sunday from September to the end of June, Saint-Esprit offers free French lessons from 9am to 10am and 10 am to 11 am in classrooms at 109 East 60th Street, next door to the church.
Yes, these French classes really are free! We have offered this as a service to our fellow New Yorkers since 1884. We only ask that you purchase your textbook. The French Classes this year will be held from Sunday September 20th 2015 to June 19th 2016.
Complete Beginner
Léon: French Class Coordinator at Saint-Esprit, French and Philosophy teacher with over 10 years experience working with all ages, groups, and in one-on-one sessions. I am certified by the Department Of Education. French is my native language. I am currently enrolled at New York University (NYU) for a higher diploma in French Studies with Journalism of Education option.
Frédéric: I was born and raised in Paris, France. I graduated in Applied Foreign Languages from the university of Paris West University Nanterre while completing my last year at San José State University (CA). I am the Parish Administrator at Saint-Esprit, and also a musician and a visual artist.
About the class
All motivated students are always welcome for a new open-mind adventure. Only for strict beginners.
What is expected of students
To attend class and participate. You are expected to know the previous week's lesson when you come to class (study).
Download the syllabus for Léon's class
Beginner (fast-pace)
Frédéric: I was born and raised in Paris, France. I graduated in Applied Foreign Languages from the university of Paris West University Nanterre while completing my last year at San José State University (CA). I am the Parish Administrator of Saint-Esprit, and also a musician and a visual artist.
About his class
We skip the basics (alphabet, numbers, the auxiliaries) and go a little faster than the regular beginner's class. It is better suited for grammar-savvy people.
What he expects of his students
To attend class and participate. You are expected to know the previous week's lesson when you come to class.
Access his weekly class summaries
Nigel: I'm the Rector (Priest) of St. Esprit, where I have been working for almost twenty years. Before coming to America I lived and worked in Paris and London after graduating from Birmingham University (UK) and Oxford University (UK) in Ancient Egyptian, Theology, Ministry and Islamic Studies.
About his class
Our basic text will the same book as Léon's class (Ultimate French, Random House). I will assume that you have already covered chapters 1 - (passé composé). We will quickly review the passé composé and the imperfect, and move on to study the compound tenses, the future and the subjunctive. Grammar, pronunciation, vocabulary and conversation exercises will often be taught through supplementary handouts and audio-visual materials.
What he expects of his students
Consistency in attending the classes, as we frequently build on materials from previous weeks to speed up conversation proficiency. Complete sentences in replying to questions (not just "Oui" or "Non" !) And not to forget to bring previous weeks' handouts to the class!
General Conversation
Kathleen: Paroissienne de Saint-Esprit avant l'arrivée du Rev. Nigel Massey. J'apprécie d'avoir l'occasion de fournir l'ooportunité à mes étudiants d'améliorer leurs compétences en français. Je travaille actuellement en conformité juridique, où j'uttilise mes compétences en français, italien, et espagnol.
About her class
Nous ne parlons QUE LE FRANÇAIS. Nous discutons de sujets choisis par les étudiants allant de la musique pop francophone aux expériences de la vie actuelle de nos étudiants.
What she expects of her students
J'attend de mes étudiants qu'ils soient investis (participent en classe, aident à ranger avant et après la classe, ...), et qu'ils participent au choix des sujets discutés.
Thematic Conversation
Philippe: Philippe is a native French speaker and French citizen. He was a business manager working in the cosmetic ingredient business until he retired a couple of years ago to explore new career opportunities. He was born in the United Kingdom to French speaking parents and educated at the French Lycée in London. As a child, he would spend the long summer breaks in France, either in Burgundy, Poitou-Charentes or Aquitaine with his relatives, exploring the landscape and culinary culture!
About his class
Philippe will use his conversation class to explore the various regions of France and other French speaking countries of the world. Although by no means a geography lesson or a travelogue, the weekly discussion will seek to educate and entertain students on the diversity of French speaking areas.
What he expects of his students
The primary expectation is that students can already confidently construct a simple but grammatically correct sentence. Students will be expected to attend on a weekly basis (allowing for some rare absenteeism) and to commit to some "homework" between meetings. At each meeting, students will be expected to visibly demonstrate that they have completed the weekly assignments in order to remain in the group. Philippe believes that without some additional effort to the weekly meetings, no progress is possible. No English is spoken at any time.
By the end of the year, students will have gained more conversational skills in French. Also, they will have learned some fun but also practical knowledge of what makes each region fascinating, from Ardennes to Corsica, from Indochina to Martinique, from Togo to Quebec, from Alsace to Aquitaine. Not quite what Jules Verne described in his seminal travel novel written in 1872, but hopefully equally entertaining!


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Police in Elizabeth say the incident occurred Monday and that the state's child welfare agency is also investigating.
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Chevrolet Corvette
52Is the skill of rev matching being lost to computers?
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- Oct 9, 2015
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Manual transmissions are becoming scarcer by the day, making rev matching a rare talent. But with manufacturers beginning to automate the process, will the practice be lost forever?
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Car Club USA travels to Bowling Green, KY to document the annual Corvette Homecoming, where owners travel from around the country to reconnect with the manufacturing birthplace of their vehicles.
76GM recalling another 2.7 million vehicles in five separate campaigns
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- May 15, 2014
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The recalls keep rolling in from General Motors, evidently keen to avoid repeating the mistakes of the ignition-switch debacle and clean house. This time they're all coming at once, with five separate recalls announced together covering approximately 2.7 million vehicles.
19Callaway debuts its new C7 Stingray at National Corvette Museum
53Conquest and controversy conclude the 2014 Rolex 24 at Daytona [spoilers]
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If you don't wish to know who won the 2014 Rolex 24 at Daytona, you should avert your eyes right now. We'll even give you a double-space to skedaddle...
235Supercharged 2015 Chevy Corvette Z06 takes the C7 beyond the ZR1 [w/video]
58Chevy Corvette Stingray picks up another award, this time from Automobile
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The new Chevrolet Corvette Stingray has picked up another buff book accolade after capturing Road and Track's Performance Car of the Year award. The seventh-generation of America's sports car (sorry Viper, Mustang, et al.) has been named Automobile Magazine's Automobile of the Year.
76Corvette Stingray Proving Chevy and Detroit Can Still Turn Heads
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- Nov 18, 2013
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The 2014 Chevrolet Corvette received the Automobile of the Year Award from Automobile Magazine, one of a handful of top accolades that any car can receive in a given year. I suspect there will be more for the Corvette. And despite the fact that most people will never drive or own this car, the sleek sports car matters a great deal to GM.
10Quanta wants to upgrade your Chevy Corvette to a hybrid
- Danny King
- Nov 14, 2013
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Imagine stuffing six Toyota Prius engines into a single Chevrolet Corvette. The fuel economy would probably suffer, but the car's pick-up sure would be impressive. And that's sort of what Maryland-based aftermarket-product maker Quanta is proposing with a hybrid kit for the iconic General Motors sports car, Gizmag reports.
8Race Recap: 2013 Petit Le Mans draws curtain on the ALMS [spoilers]
- Jonathon Ramsey
- Oct 21, 2013
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The 16th Petit Le Mans Powered By Mazda, in the final year of the American Le Mans Series presented by Tequila Patrón, was run on Saturday. Even though many of this year's championships had already been decided, the last ALMS race ever would be a 10-hour, 1,000-mile slog around Road Atlanta to get names in the record books and decide a few series trophies.
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6 Easily Avoidable Résumé Mistakes
Secret Agent Man has seen his fair share of terrible résumés. He shares his insight on the basic mistakes he often sees, why they're mistakes, and how you can avoid them.
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Secret Agent Man has seen his fair share of terrible résumés. He shares his insight on the basic mistakes he often sees, why they're mistakes, and how you can avoid them.
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All agents should be good at three main things, but proficiency in one specific skill should mean the difference between a good working relationship and seeking out new representation.
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Mohegan — Over the course of a four-plus-decade career that's included 18 studio albums, membership in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, fierce street cred and — if my math is correct — 2,285 universally exulted concerts, Bruce Springsteen seems to have gotten along just fine without any significant endorsement from Little Ricky Koster.
But it's never too late to help out, right?
Saturday in the Mohegan Sun Arena, I attended what might be described as the Vespers service at the First Connecticut Church of Springsteen and his E Street Band. For, indeed, the 10,000 fans who showed up fairly wriggled with the sort of excitement and fervor one associates with religious folks handling vipers.
But while it was the first time I'd seen Springsteen, I'd have to have spent the last 40 years on Pluto to be unaware of the man's sterling reputation for his delivery of anthemic and committed songs dedicated to the lives, loves, triumphs and sorrows of Johnny Everyman.
Let me just say, then, that it was a tremendous 30-song, three-hour and 10-minute experience.
As a frontman and band leader, Springsteen — seemingly in finer shape at 64 than many folks recently drafted in the National Football League — couldn't be more genuine or emotionally invested in what he does. This isn't Bret Michaels or Justin Bieber greedily lapping up the treasures of pop stardom they've been lucky enough to tap into.
Springsteen IS his music — and, to provide muscular structure to his message and stories, he and his 18-piece band churn out exuberant, basic Heartland rock 'n' roll that's as anchored in the past as it is in his romantic vision for what the future could be. (Special kudos for the tapesty-broadening and respective guitar fireworks from Tom Morello, Nils Lofgren and newly returned Stevie Van Zandt.)
There were the hits, the rarities, the clever covers — including the Bee Gees' "Staying Alive." Springsteen crowd-surfed, guzzled an entire crowd-proffered beer, slow-waltzed with an overcome fan on "Dancing in the Dark," and generally gave every bit of spirit and energy he had — same as it ever was, amen.
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Anderson County High School senior Chris Fitzpatrick has committed to play college football for Northwestern University of the Big Ten.
Fitzpatrick made his second visit to Northwestern last week for a camp and received a scholarship offer from the school, located in Evanston, Ill., near Chicago, on Saturday. Fitzpatrick immediately accepted.
"I was excited and wanted to snap my best and I guess I did," Fitzpatrick told PurpleWildcats.com. "I worked hard that whole week."
CINCINNATI – Rain can't dampen the baseball spirit in Cincinnati. Unless you let it, that is.
I already knew that in my head, but after last Tuesday, that fact is buried deep in my heart.
Anderson News Sports Editor John Herndon was honored during the Louisville chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists annual awards banquet, held Thursday at the Mellwood Arts and Entertainment Center in Louisville.
Summer has arrived in Kentucky and with that comes the heat, humidity, thunderstorms, tornadoes and flooding that typically accompany such weather events. There's nothing surprising in a day in the Bluegrasss state, especially here in Anderson County.
Winners were named in the recent tournament at the Emma B. Ward archery camp recently.
Anderson County High School head baseball coach L.W. Barnes served as coach of the West team in the recent East-West all-star game at the University of Kentucky.
The Central Kentucky Mudcats had a tough week on the ledger in the final games before the two-week summer break known as the dead period.
The Mudcats, a local traveling baseball team of 13- and 14-year-olds, lost four of five games against older competition last week to see their summer record go to 5-6.
"Considering (playing older teams) the boys did pretty well," said Mudcat coach Chris Copenhaver, who had to miss most of last week's action due to other commitments.
A woman's vehicle lays sideways in a ditch off Highway 44 last Thursday. The accident occurred near Scenic Gardens when the vehicle apparently went off the road. The driver sustained what appeared to be only minor injuries.
Church of God will host revival
Lawrenceburg Church of God will host a revival June 26-July 1 with Jachin Dardar as evangelist.
The revival will start at 6 p.m. on Sunday and 7 on weeknights.
Other speakers will be present, along with special music. Bro. Gene Chapman, the new pastor, said all are welcome.
The church is located at 106 Hilltop Drive.
Pigeon Fork to hold homecoming
Pigeon Fork Baptist Church plans to hold its annual homecoming event June 26 at 11 a.m., according to a news release from the church.
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