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Heart Transplant Center - Macon, GA
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Macon Cardiothoracic Surgeon Doctors for Heart Transplant
Type of Physician: Cardiothoracic Surgeon
What is a Cardiothoracic Surgeon? A certification by the Board of Thoracic Surgery; practitioners are skilled in patient care before, during and after surgery, and the critical care of patients with pathologic conditions within the chest. The management of the airway and injuries of the chest is within the scope of the specialty.
Specialty: Cardiothoracic Surgery
Common Name: Chest Surgeon
Cardiothoracic Surgeon Doctors in Macon * results
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Michael L. Klyachkin
Central Georgia Wound Care & Hyperbaric Medicine
818 Forsyth St
Macon, GA 31201
(478) 633-7010
- 32 years experience
- 2 office location(s)
- 3
Natalie S. Weger
Cardiothoracic & Vascular Surgery Associates
688 Walnut St Ste 200
Macon, GA 31201
(478) 742-7566
- 14 years experience
- 1 office location(s)
- 4
William B. Schroder
Cardiothoracic & Vascular Surgery Associates
688 Walnut St Ste 200
Macon, GA 31201
(478) 742-7566
- 31 years experience
- 1 office location(s)
- 5
James Foster
Macon Cardiovascular Institute
320 Margie Dr
Warner Robins, GA 31088
(478) 971-8293
- 18 years experience
- 2 office location(s)
- 6
Joseph Vandewater
Medical Center Of Central Georgia General Surgery
777 Hemlock St Fl 5
Macon, GA 31201
(478) 633-1891
- 1 office location(s)
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Emergency Contact for Macon
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Nearby Macon Hospitals results
- 1Children's Hospital
888 Pine St
Macon, Georgia 31201
(478) 633-100
- 2Medical Center Central Georgia
777 Hemlock St
Macon, Georgia 31201
(478) 633-100
- 3Coliseum Ctr Behavioral Health
340 Hospital Dr
Macon, Georgia 31217
(478) 741-135
- 4Coliseum Medical Center
350 Hospital Dr
Macon, Georgia 31217
(478) 765-700
- 5Coliseum Northside Hospital
400 Charter Blvd
Macon, Georgia 31210
(478) 757-820
- 6Central Georgia Rehab Hospital
3351 Northside Dr
Macon, Georgia 31210
(478) 201-650
- 7Houston Medical Center
1601 Watson Blvd
Macon, Georgia 31093
(478) 922-428
- 8Monroe County Hospital
88 Martin Luther King Jr Dr
Macon, Georgia 31029
(478) 994-252
- 9Peach Regional Medical Center
601 Bluebird Blvd
Macon, Georgia 31030
(478) 825-869
- 10Perry Hospital
1120 Morningside Dr
Macon, Georgia 31069
(478) 987-360
- 11Central State Hospital
620 Broad St
Macon, Georgia 31062
(478) 445-412
- 12Oconee Regional Medical Center
821 N Cobb St
Macon, Georgia 31061
(478) 454-350
- 13Jasper Memorial Hospital
898 College St
Macon, Georgia 31064
(706) 468-641
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South Korea Equity Movers: Samsung Electro, Samsung Engineering
Shares of the following companies had unusual moves in South Korea trading. Stock symbols are in parentheses and prices are as of the close in Seoul.
The Kospi Index fell 0.8 percent to 1,842.02, taking this year's decline to 10 percent.
Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co. (009150 KS), a South Korean maker of electronic parts, retreated 6.8 percent to 80,700 won, its steepest drop since Aug. 19. The company will sell its stake in Samsung LED Co. to Samsung Electronics Co. (005930 KS) for 283 billion won ($245 million), according to a regulatory filing.
The value of the deal is lower than expected, Woori Investment & Securities Co. said in a report today. Samsung Electronics gained 0.7 percent to 1.07 million won.
Samsung Engineering Co. (028050 KS), South Korea's largest engineering company, slipped 3.1 percent to 201,500 won, the lowest close since Oct. 5. Woori Investment & Securities Co. reduced its share-price estimate to 293,000 won, saying new orders this year will fall short of the original target.
Ssangyong Engineering & Construction Co. (012650 KS), a South Korean builder, rose 1 percent to 7,090 won, the highest level since Nov. 24. Korea Asset Management will receive letters of intent to sell a 50.1% stake in Ssangyong Engineering by Jan. 27, according to a statement.

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Gucci Mane Is Better Than He's Been in Years on Everybody Looking
Gucci seems revitalized.By Craig Jenkins
Gucci seems revitalized.By Craig Jenkins
This music is built from the same casual hopelessness that shocks us cold whenever we awake to fresh news of mass murder or police brutality. But in it, there's a sense that the power is ours.By Craig Jenkins
"All Hail the Queens" celebrated women in rap across four very different eras.By Craig Jenkins
Though he's lost steam on the charts, he remains a master of the stage.By Craig Jenkins
Protest music you can dance and cry to.By Craig Jenkins
So the streaming hype annoyed you, but you'll want to express that annoyance the right way.By Nitsuh Abebe
Apologetic is not Justin's best look.By Lindsay Zoladz
An investigation into a very strange pop career.By Lindsay Zoladz
The former child stars have both arrived at their "Break Free" moment.By Lindsay Zoladz
The woman who made pop weird is now going to the middle. Or her version of it.By Lindsay Zoladz
Who are Drake's co-signs really meant to help?By Lindsay Zoladz
Ballads to swipe to.By Lindsay Zoladz
Songs meander and build to nothing. Melodies sag. Themes (weed; sex; the universe, man) recur so frequently that it's often hard to distinguish one track from the next.By Lindsay Zoladz
Rapturous!By Lindsay Zoladz
The sublime Currents proves that Kevin Parker has realized how much more he can do with less.By Lindsay Zoladz
The disco futurist returns with his first solo album in 30 years.By Lindsay Zoladz
More harp, please.By Lindsay Zoladz
The Magic Whip isn't as immediate as the band's most inspired work, but over repeated listens, I've found it blooms into something immersive, complex, and understatedly lovely.By Lindsay Zoladz
Following pop music right now is exhausting.By Lindsay Zoladz
It was a night of yelpy singing, jittery dancing, and at least one comically oversize suit.By Lindsay Zoladz


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Retraction Question
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It's highly variable when a boy starts to become retractible. Your son is on the early side, but his development is normal for him, and he won't hurt himself from pulling it back.
I didn't really get from you post whether he's fully retractible, exposing the entire head, or just exposing the tip of the head. If it's just the tip, that isn't really considered retractible, just that he's beginning to become retractible.
In any event, the general consensus is that, at that age, you should simply continue to clean the outside the way you have been, and let him soak in the bath. He is the only one who should ever be retracting his foreskin, and in a few years, when/if he's completely and comfortably retractible, you can teach him about rinsing it with clean water occasionally. The general consensus (even from the AAP) is that regular washing is not really necessary prior to puberty.
Of course some very little boys will pull back their foreskins and wash them in the bath every chance they get, and can't be stopped. If that's what your son ends up doing, it's nothing to worry about. You just want to make sure you keep soap away from the area as it can be very irritating.
Hope that helps.
Twin DS's 1/30/09. Frozen 10 years. Born 33 wks 3 days, 3.9 lbs and 4.1 lbs, 3 wk NICU stay. Now big, strong and healthy.
He's scared to pull back and rinse. So we don't.
Just wanted to add that both of my sons are a little bit retractible (I've seen them do it) and I don't do anything differently in their cleaning. And they are both late potty trainers. They haven't had any problems or issues.
Twin DS's 1/30/09. Frozen 10 years. Born 33 wks 3 days, 3.9 lbs and 4.1 lbs, 3 wk NICU stay. Now big, strong and healthy.
My younger son started to get retractable when he was right around his second birthday. He did it while playing with himself, just like your LO. He wasn't very retractable, so I didn't do anything different for cleaning. When he was 3 and a half or so, I asked him if he could retract and swish it in the bath water. He did, so I had him do that every bath from then on.
Mom to L, Q (11), C (8) and H (6)
I just wanted to post this one link for you on general care and normal development for an intact boy.
Kidshealth Foreskin Care, from the Pediatric Society of New Zealand
I hope it will reassure you as to the simplicity of caring for your intact son. It's from New Zealand, which is a highly developed English speaking country, where infant and child circumcision are now almost unheard of.
Twin DS's 1/30/09. Frozen 10 years. Born 33 wks 3 days, 3.9 lbs and 4.1 lbs, 3 wk NICU stay. Now big, strong and healthy.


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Dealpolitik: What the Rural/Metro Decision Means for Time Warner Cable
Although last week Charter Communications filed proxy materials to oppose Time Warner Cable's merger with Comcast, the TWC directors may have a bigger concern: a court decision handed down in Delaware in March after the Comcast merger agreement was signed.
In the decision, the Delaware court criticized Rural/Metro Corp.'s board for deciding to sell the company for a price that did not exceed "what the corporation otherwise would generate for stockholders over the long-term." In reaching its conclusion, the court applied the so-called Revlon standard of judicial enhanced scrutiny of board decisions in connection with a sale of a company. Under Revlon, a board is required to obtain the highest reasonably attainable value if control of a company is being sold for cash and in the case of some stock-for-stock mergers.
The court in Rural/Metro in my view extended the Revlon requirement by saying that a company needs to turn down a sale, even if it is at the best price available, if the purchase price does not exceed the value the company could attain by remaining a public company.
The same Revlon standard probably will apply to the TWC sale to Comcast. There are arguments against applying Revlon to the TWC deal. The enhanced scrutiny test does not generally apply to a deal in which the buyer is paying with stock of a public company. The theory is that the shareholders can obtain a control premium in a future sale of the new parent company. However, Revlon does apply if the stock is issued by a company already controlled by someone else. In my view, Comcast would likely be seen as already being controlled by Brian Roberts, its chairman and CEO. He owns a separate class of Comcast stock that entitles him to a "non dilutable" right to one-third of the votes at any meeting of Comcast shareholders. Plus, that stock would be entitled to a separate class vote on certain mergers, which would give him veto power over a sale of Comcast.
Assuming the Revlon requirements apply, then TWC directors should be thinking about how the recently enunciated Rural/Metro interpretation requiring the price to exceed the long-term value affects the Comcast deal. We don't know precisely what value the TWC board thinks TWC "would generate for stockholders over the long term." The opinions of three different investment bankers on the fairness of the price to TWC shareholders were attached to the draft proxy statement/prospectus of the deal filed last month, but their specific analysis of the value of TWC has not yet been made public. But we have some indication of what the TWC board thought the company was worth when it told Charter last December that it wanted $160 per share in value before selling the company to Charter, plus a "collar" to protect TWC shareholders from a decline in value of Charter shares between signing and closing. Comcast came close to the $160 value in its February deal, but the deterioration in its stock price has caused the market value of its offer to decline since there was no collar in the Comcast deal.
On Friday, with Comcast shares around $50, its offer for TWC was worth about $144 a share, versus $158.82 at the time of the February announcement. If the Comcast stock stays at this level or declines, and the day approaches where the TWC directors will have to include its recommendation in its proxy statement, the board's moves are complicated by the court decision.
That doesn't mean there is any significant likelihood that the TWC board will change its recommendation, at least in the absence of a higher bid. The decision, for example, has yet to be blessed by the Delaware Supreme Court. But for now the TWC directors will need to struggle with that decision as written.
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BMI View: We expect Mexico's residential and non-residential construction sector to show signs of a nascent recovery in 2013, with real growth of 2 .9% forecast for the year. Upside risks to our forecast will kick in following the swearing in of Enrique Peña Nieto in December 2012, and we expect that an increase in private sector involvement and an invigorated National Infrastructure Plan (NIP) will bolster activity. In addition, we expect commercial banks to begin to make inroads into the underdeveloped mortgage lending sector as the spending power of consumers rises in line with broader macro trends . With these drivers in mind, we currently posit per annum real growth of 3.1% for the duration of our five-year forecast between 2013 and 2017. Saying this, s tructural inefficiencies - especially those evident in the residential housing market - will persist to curtail growth in the sector over the medium term.
In terms of fundamentals, Mexico's residential and non-residential construction sector contains a huge degree of potential. According to World Bank figures, of a population of over 120mn, 30% are between the ages of 0 and 14 years. This, combined with a long period of chronic underinvestment, suggest that the coming years will see a significant uptick in social infrastructure spending. Furthermore, according to the CEO of leading homebuilder Urbi Desarrollos, Cuauhtémoc Pérez Román, to overcome a chronic housing deficit 20 to 25mn new homes will need to be constructed over the next two decades, with the lower-income strata of the market representing the bulk of this demand.
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|Mexico - BMI's Residential And Non-Residential Construction Industry Forecast
Despite the positive fundamentals, homebuilders have suffered hugely from the mismatch between demand and the provision of housing finance. Market leading homebuilders Urbi and Desarrolladora Homex both witnessed larger y-o-y falls in housing units sold in 2011, with demand for AEL housing dropping by 11.2% and 12.4% respectively. Furthermore, demand for medium-to-high end housing - which was relatively buoyant over Q112 - showing renewed weakness over Q212. Both stocks have declined precipitously throughout 2012, with Urbi taking a significant hit after concerns over the firm's debt lead it to be downgraded by ratings agency Fitch. However, from both a technical and fundamental perspective we believe that they bottomed in early September and will now experience a short-term bounce.
The situation suggests that bottlenecks persist within the market, with credit to workers not affiliated to state backed lenders INFONAVIT and FOVISSSTE remaining tight. According to Sociedad Hipotecaria Federal (SHF), this demographic makes up nearly 80% of the entire housing deficit - a lack of loans is therefore stymieing a significant amount of growth potential in the sector.
Furthermore, an over-optimistic assessment of the impact of government subsidies via the 'Esta es tu casa' scheme accounted for annual shortfalls in expectations for homebuilders in 2011, and, with regards to the above, it appears that the housing market continues to be over-exposed to the risk of state entities failing to provide. With the fiscal position of the Mexican government remaining weak in the medium term, we see this as a structural inefficiency in the market. Saying this, we remain confident that the government will continue to commit to support for affordable housing schemes, and that lenders have the capacity to support a significant degree of long-run growth in the market.
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|Urbi Desarrollos Urbanos and Desarrollodora Homex - Share Price Performance - 5yr (LHS) / Year-To-Date (RHS)
Mexico's private mortgage sector remains relatively underdeveloped, with subsidised lending by the large state-backed lenders providing a significant barrier to growth. Compounding the issues is that fact that entities within the sector, such as Sofoles (a non-bank specialising in housing finance), is still recovering from the 2008 downturn that put large constraints on liquidity. Consequentially, finance is becoming increasingly harder to access for the informally employed. Policy efforts by, amongst others, INFONAVIT, Conavi and SHF, are focusing on closing the financing gap with measures that aim to increase the amount of private funds available to lenders. However, we highlight that the market will remain cautious as long as the risk of defaults remains high.
Despite a dip in residential construction activity, government-backed penitentiary construction will continue to provide some respite for the sector, with low-risk investment opportunities for firms continuing in H212. Under the provisos of the NIP, the government will carry-on with plans to construct 12 penitentiaries, extend the penitentiary in Nayarit, and open a penitentiary in Papantla at a cost of US$242. The builds will continue to be offered as long-term service contracts (LPS) under the public-private partnership (PPP) model.
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Courting The Private Sector
We highlight that changes in Mexico's banking sector could bolster investor confidence in the raft of projects we are expecting from the new NIP by offering new debt market options for project financing. We expect the private pension market, the Administradoras de Fondos Para el Retiro (AFORES), to play an increasingly larger role as an institutional investor following a raft of regulatory changes implemented by the Calderon government.
A revision in the laws governing public-private association, and, in AFORES', investment in equity will encourage the type of long-term investment necessary for infrastructure projects. Also suggesting a move in this direction is the fact that, in November 2010, incumbent President Peña Nieto oversaw the country's first example of a pension fund, investing in a greenfield PPP project - the USD60m Tlalnepantla Hospital PPP.
In addition to intensifying these efforts, we also expect the Nieto administration to streamline Mexico's PPP legislation (Nieto will assume office in December 2012). A national PPP law was passed in January, yet further steps must be taken to streamline the tendering of projects. Most importantly, we highlight the need to devolve greater powers to debt-ridden municipal governments and strengthen, whilst concurrently strengthening the central agency for PPPs.
As governor of the State of Mexico, Peña Nieto proved himself to be an exceptionally keen advocate of the PPP model. During his time in office, the state significantly outperformed the rest of Mexico in the private procurement of healthcare infrastructure, awarding three hospital concessions with a value of USD234mn between 2010 and 2011.


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Longevity has been a hallmark of many key public officeholders in Amarillo as well as in Potter and Randall counties.
Not so with the Randall County Auditor's Office. A panel of district judges - which oversees the office - has just named Karon Kantor as the county's new auditor. She is the third person to hold the key post in the past four years.
Her two immediate predecessors were fired.
The auditor's job is an important one. This person is responsible for making sure that public money is spent appropriately and, in effect, serves as an extra set of eyes overseeing the county budget process administered by the commissioners court.
Kantor, to her credit, has held the interim auditor's job - in addition to her regular job as county purchasing agent - since Bob Raef's dismissal. She held the same post in 2003 after Jo Ella McPherson was shown the door.
Now the judges have given her the permanent post. County Judge Ernie Houdashell said Kantor has done an "excellent job" in the interim capacity.
It likely says plenty that the judges turned finally to Kantor, who twice has filled in ably in a time of stress. With that, let us hope the turnover in the auditor's office has stopped.
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Here is the final player capsule in our ongoing look at the 2011-2012 season for the Los Angeles Clippers, and what's ahead for 2012-2013. We examined every player who finished the season on the roster. Later, we'll look at the head coach.
We started with Trey Thompkins and Travis Leslie, moved on to Ryan Gomes and Bobby Simmons and continued with Chauncey Billups, Kenyon Martin, Reggie Evans, Randy Foye, Eric Bledsoe, Nick Young, Mo Williams, Caron Butler, DeAndre Jordan and Blake Griffin.
Now, we do Chris Paul.
2011-2012 contributions: Chris Paul had a magnificent first season with the Clippers. Maybe his first postseason wasn't as good as expected -- and injuries probably played a role in that -- but he truly was everything the organization could have hoped for in the 60 regular-season games he played. He averaged 19.8 points and 9.1 assists and proved to be a legitimate 3-point threat, taking the most 3-pointers of his career and converting 37 percent of them. Statistically, though, the area Paul shined the brightest was in the category of turnovers. There are players who produce similar numbers of points and assists as Paul, like Nets point guard Deron Williams, but there aren't any who do it while keeping their turnover totals anywhere near Paul's. Williams, for example, averaged 21 points and 8.7 assists but four turnovers per game. The Clippers' point guard just doesn't waste many possessions, and that's one of the reasons why he's so great.
2012-2013 prediction: Oh, man. Next season is really going to dictate a lot for Paul and his future with this organization. You have to assume he'll agree to come back if the Clippers continue making progress like they did this year, but what happens if they stay stagnant and exit early in the playoffs again? That could be trouble. Luckily, there is plenty of reason to believe that the team -- and Paul -- could be better in 2012-2013. Really, there was about a month this year where he wasn't himself because of a balky knee and other nagging injuries, which the lockout-shortened season didn't help. He took about two weeks to get going after Christmas and then struggled for the final two weeks of the postseason. Take those periods away and the season could have gone differently. Paul could also use a more established, more consistent backcourt mate next year, and preferably a legitimate shooting guard, not a point masquerading as one. That wouldn't hurt, either.
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many times a few different methods i typically use are:
possess the big daddy to believe that you're a little sister, then run out of the room, go do a few things, then come back to see another one spawned.
wait for him to go collect the little sister out of the cubby hole, then shoot him once, this will initiate the battle of the big daddys, which is also interesting to watch.
It's really easy to do that in Fort Frolic. Just possess the Big Daddy in the main room and go to Poseidon's Hall to see one come down the stairs
But there's other enemies there
But the easiest way to do it is at the second Bathysphere in Fort Frolic. Possess one Big Daddy and lead him all the way to the stairs in front of the bathysphere. Shoot him once and stand at the bottom of the stairs. Wait till he charges then he should slide into the bathysphere. Hide behind the lever and if he's in far enough, he'll just stand there hitting the ground. Peek out a bit and hit him with the crowbar (as long as you're next to the lever he won't hit you unless you get into range of him) and it goes by faster when you have the 3 crowbar upgrades
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