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Imperial Morocco Private Tour
Imperial Cities & High Atlas Tour
Duration: 12 Day Morocco Private Tour
Morocco Travel: In Luxury 4x4
English, Arabic, French Speaking Driver, Guide
Starting & Finishing Point: Airport in Casablanca
Visit the Imperial Cities of Morocco, the Blue washed Rif town of Chefchaouen and the High Atlas. Travel to Morocco's Imperial Cities and the High Atlas, a fascinating and adventurous tour for first time travelers to Morocco. Private Travel to Morocco. BookaTouror call (800) 787-8806. Let us be your guide to Morocco Travel.
Travelling through Moroco offers an exotic journey that will excite your curiosity, awaken your senses and challenge your mind.
Visit the Grand White Mosque in Casablanca
1 Night in the Imperial City of Rabat
2 Nights in the Blue washed city of Chefchaouen
4 Nights in Fes - UNESCO World Heritage Site
4 Nights in Marrakech, in the Paris of Morocco
Casablanca Arrival. Visit the Mosque of Hassan II. Casablanca is home to the Hassan II Mosque, designed by the French architect Michel Pinseau. It is situated on a promontory looking out to the Atlantic, which can be seen through a gigantic glass floor with room for 25,000 worshippers. Its minaret is the world's tallest at 210 meters. It is an enormous architectural masterpiece and the second largest religious building in the world.
Overnight at a Boutique Riad or Hotel in Rabat.
Visit the Imperial Cities of Rabat and Meknes, then the Roman Ruins of Volubilis. During your morning tour, you will learn Rabat's history and enjoy its beautiful domes, minarets, wide avenues, and green spaces. Your guide will escort you on a walk around the picturesque Almohad northern walls of the Oudaïa Kasbah. Visit the Royal Palace and the Hassan towerwhich stands on the hill overlooking the Wadi Bou Regreg. Explore the gardens nearby and visit the Palace of Rabat and visit the Necropolis at Chellah/Kasbah of Chellah.
Next take the road to Chefchaouen.
Overnight at a Boutique Riad or Hotel in Chefchaouen.
Chefchaouen Historical Tour. Afternoon at Leisure
Chefchaouenor Chauen is a known as the "Blue" City in northwest Morocco situated in the Rif Mountains, located inland from Tangier and Tetouan. The city was founded in1471 by Moorish exiles from Spain. Its blue-glazed houses and buildings are a tradition that comes from the town's former Jewish population.
Chefchaouen was known as one of the main concentrations of Moriscos and Jews who sought refuge in this mountainous city after the Spanish Reconquista in medieval times.
Chefchaouen was known as one of the main concentrations of Moriscos and Jews who sought refuge in this mountainous city after the Spanish Reconquista in medieval times.
"Chef Chaouen" literally means "look at the horns". Chefchaouen is a quaint place to hike, relax and shop. It offers many native handicrafts that are not available elsewhere in Morocco, such as wool garments and woven blankets. The goat cheese native to the area is also popular.
Start your tour with the kasbah museum in the medina. The kasbah of Chefchaouen belongs to the early 18th century, and was built by the legendary ruler Moulay Ismail. Inside the Kasbah, you can visit the ethnographic museum containing antique weapons, musical instruments, and photographs of the old town.
Overnight at a Boutique Riad or Hotel in Chefchaouen.
Morning at Leisure. Afternoon Drive from Chefchaouen to Fes.
After breakfast begin your journey to Fes heading South through the poetic Rif Mountains. Take the route through La Arobia which is referred to as the Arab villages that are nestled quietly on the exterior of the route to Fes.
Drive through the breathtaking landscapes of the the fertile costal plains. Pass the city of Ouzzane.Continue the road until you arrive in the UNESCO World Heritage site of Fes.
Overnight at a Boutique Riad or Hotel in Fes.
Fes Historical Tour: Islamic Architecture, UNESCO World Heritage Sites, Historic Monuments, Jewish Heritage (Synagogue and Mellah), Craft Making and Shopping in the Souks.
Begin your day in Fès, the oldest working medina in the world that many refer to as a living museum. Visit The 14th Century Palace Gates of the King. The Royal Palace in Fes is one of the oldest (14th Century) and largest in Morocco.
Next visit the Jewish Mellah, the name of a Jewish quarters located in the old cities of Morocco, usually with a walled boundary.
Continue onward to visit the Ibn Danan Jewish Synagogue. Fes was once home to a flourishing Jewish community during the 17th century and was also the location of two well-known temples: Rabbi Shlomo Ibn Danan Synagogue was built and founded by the Ibn Danan family and the
Cross the local fruit and vegetable market where you will witness the stalls of local traders and people buying their daily goods.
Explore the Dyers souk of silk, wool and cotton.
Visit the following sites in the afternoon:
The Tannery
Weavers Cooperative
Mausoleum (Zaouia Sidi Ahmed Tijani)
University of Kairouine
Mausolem (Zaouia Moulay Idriss)
Nejarine Square
Cross the carpenter area and enter Attarine Street, filled with scents of Fes such as spices and oils. Shop and explore for carpets, scarves, and local handicrafts. Antique and Modern Carpets is one of the places in Fès el Bali where you can see a Berber carpet demonstration.
Visit the The Bou Inania Medersa. The Madrasa Bou Inania is a madrasa founded in AD 1351-56 by Abu Inan Faris, who also founded the Madrasa Bou Inania in Meknes.
Overnight at a Boutique Riad or Hotel in Fes.
Visit Majestic Palaces and Andalusian Gardens
Visit Batha Museum and Andalusian Garden.
Next visit the Dar Batha Museum and Andalusian Gardens. he Musee Dar el-Batha offers up a great collection of pottery, leatherwork, wood, books, and manuscripts from the nineteenth century centered around a green spacious courtyard.
Visit Palais Mokri. Palais Mokri, also referred to as "El Mokri Palace", is a landmark in Fes. Built around 1906 by If Tayeb El Mokri, son of the Grand Vizier (Prime Minister) of the king and himself Pasha of Casablanca, this residence covers about 220 meters of Fasis architecture and a gardens.
Visit Jnane S'bil Garden and Les Jardins De Biehn, an Andalusian Garden (if time allows)
Overnight Fes.
Excursion to Volubilis and Meknes from Fes.
Take the National road to Volubilis.
Visit the Roman Ruins of Volubilis. The breathtaking archaeological site of Volubilis, also referred to as Oualili, was once occupied by the Romans. Volubilis has been recognized by UNESCO as a world heritage site and gained international acclaim when Martin Scorsese made it a feature location for his film, The Last Temptation of Christ. Discover the fascinating Roman ruins adorned with beautiful mosaics and colorful tiles depicting Roman mythology.
Next take the road to Meknes. On arrival, enjoy a panoramic view of Meknes which includes a splendid look at the old Islamic medina with its numerous tall and soaring minarets. Explore the Old Medina and Bab el-Khemis. Pass through the ancient walls of the medina and the Islamic cemetery from which extends the Jewish quarter and the entrance to the Old Mellah (Jewish neighborhood). Enter through Bab el-Khemis, a large decorated gate from the 17th century often referred to as "Thursday Gate."
Visit the 17th Century Kasbah. Famous for its military scale, Meknes has a massive extension of walls and monumental gates. Its breadth emanates the historical achievements of one of the greatest Sultans in the history of Morocco, Moulay Ismail.
Continue to the Royal Stables and Agdal Reservoir. The Royal Stables are an amazing site, as this massive stable yard was constructed to comfortably house no less that twelve thousand royal horses.
Pass the Bab el Mansour Gate. Regarded as one of the most beautiful gates in Morocco, the Bab el Mansour is the most important gateway in Meknes.
Overnight at a Boutique Riad or Hotel in Fes.
Take the road to Marrakech via Immozer, Ifrane, Azro and Beni Mellal
En route to Marrakech you will be the city of Ifrane which is where the American University is located that was built by the Saudi's. Enjoy tea or lunch in Ifrane and possibly have a look at the barbary apes that run through this Swiss looking Moroccan town. Continue the road through Azro, Khenifra, passing Beni Mellal, a modern town surrounded by orange and olive groves. The nearby Bin-el-Ouidane Dam keeps the groves and other cultivated crops like Beetroot and sugarcane well watered. Visit the cedar forrests.
Enjoy a lunch en route. Pass Beni Mellal which is located at the foot of the Middle Atlas Moutains, Beni Mellal is on the edge of the great Tadla Plain where cereals are cultivated. The town has an interesting history of also being called Day and Kasba Belkouche and was inhabited by the Berbers and Jews before the arrival of Islam. In the 13th century Beni Mellal stood on the border between the kingdoms of Fes and Marrakech, which were the objects of dispute between the Merinid and Almohad dynasties. In 1680 Moulay Idriss built a kasbah in Beni Mellal.
Continue the road and arrive in Marrakech in the early evening.
Overnight at a Boutique Rid or Hotel in Marrakech.
Marrakech Historical Tour: The Moroccan Gardens of Yves Saint Laurent and Koutoubia, Historic Sites, Monuments, the Grand Medina and its Lively Souks
Visit the Majorelle Gardens. The Majorelle Gardens, previously the Jardin Bou Saf, bears its name from its original creator, Jacques Majorelle, the French expatriate artist who was born in Nancy, France, in 1886. Jacques Majorelle was the son of the celebrated Art Nouveau furniture designer Louis Majorelle. In 1947, the son opened his gardens to the public and, during this time, also painted a magnificent ceiling at La Mamounia, a five-star hotel with exquisite gardens and the place where Alfred Hitchcock wrote The Birds.
See the Koutoubia Mosque and Gardens. TheKoutoubia Mosque is the largest mosque in Marrakech.
Experience the Jewish Mellah. Founded in 1558 by Moulay Abdallah, the Mellah district was designated as the Jewish quarter in Marrakech.
Shop in the Old Spice Market.
Visit El Bahia Palace. The El Bahia Palace in Marrakech is a beautiful building and an excellent example of Eastern Architecture from the 19th century and represents trends and standards of the wealthy who lived at that time.
Visit the Saadian Tombs. The Saadian tombs in Marrakech date back from the time of the Sultan Ahmed al- Massur (1578-1603). The tombs were only recently discovered (in 1917) and were restored by the Beaux-Arts service.
Overnight Marrakech.
Marrakech Morning Cooking Class. Afternoon at Leisure or Visit the La Mamounia Gardens or Le Museum of Photographie.
La Maison Arabe Cooking Class
The workshops are conducted by a dada (traditional Moroccan cook) or a chef.
Afternoon at Leisure – Option to Visit La Mamounia Gardens or Le Museum Photographie.
Use the afternoon for leisure or choose to visit the Mamounia Hotel and Gardens for tea and lunch or evening drinks. La Mamounia is where Alfred Hitchcock wrote the movie The Birds. It is situated on the edge of the walls of the old city of Marrakech and is named for its 200-year-old gardens, which were given as an 18th century wedding gift to Prince Moulay Mamoun by his father.
Evening – Visit Djemaa El Fna Square for an evening of adventure at dusk. Beneath the foothills of the Atlas Mountains in the city center of Marrakech lies Djemaa el Fna, a famous UNESCO-recognized city square. During the daylight, Djemma el Fna is every Moroccan travelers shopping paradise. As the sun sets, the real excitement starts. Enjoy a bowl of steamed snails in a local spice broth or, for the adventurous, sheep's head. Enjoy the nightlife of Gnaoua trance-healers, Andalous musicians, and exotic snake charmers. Easily, this mysterious place can be compared to a land of Arabian fantasies. With its wild and colorful characters, Djemaa el Fna will bedazzle and astound you.
Overnight at a Boutique Riad or Hotel in Marrakech.
After breakfast at your Riad, depart Marrakech by 4x4 and head south toward
Imlil. Imlil is a small, peaceful village in the high Atlas Mountains of
Morocco. Due to its unique position this quaint town has become the center
of mountain tourism. At 1740 meters above sea level, Imlil sits just below
Djebel Toukbal the highest peak in Northern Africa.
As your driver travels towards Imlil, just 2 hours outside the "red city" of
Marrakech, the road narrows considerably after the turn-off from the market
town of Asni, winding for 18 km up into the village. Your driver will take you on a
small tour of the village which in fertile in spring and summer with waterfalls
surrounded by greenery. Explore the small shops selling Berber silver jewelry
and local Moroccan goods that can be found along the tarmac road just before the
dead end that leads up to Toukbal.
Arrive in the High Atlas at 10:00am. Hike in and around the region. Enjoy lunch and discovery with a Berber Family at Chez Mohammeds in the High Atlas.
Overnight at a Boutique Riad or Hotel in Marrakech.
Breakfast at your Hotel. Departure from Casablanca's Mohammed V Airport.
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Patient Surgical Guide
The prospect of brain surgery or spine surgery can be a daunting one. We understand that you may feel scared and apprehensive as your surgery nears. On the other hand, many people also feel relieved and hopeful–and rightly so. You've made the decision to let us help you get better.
We've assembled this surgical guide to help you and those helping you with your treatment recognize, address, and prepare for the events that will happen before, during, and after your neurosurgical procedure. Expand the accordions below to learn more about a topic, and don't hesitate to contact us with any questions at (602) 406-6281 or 1-800-227-7691.
In just five decades, Barrow Neurological Institute at St. Joseph's Hospital and Medical Center has grown from a community neurological center to a worldwide leader in the neurosciences. Consistently recognized by U.S. News & World Report as a superior center for the quality of its neurological and neurosurgical care, Barrow reaches milestones that impact not only its' patients but also the way healthcare is practiced around the world. In its quest to unlock the mysteries of the brain, Barrow has done much to advance the neurosciences. Scientists have made groundbreaking discoveries in areas such as neurogenetics, neuroradiology and neurobiology, and neurosurgeons have pioneered techniques now used throughout the world – techniques that include hypothermic cardiac arrest, thoracoscopic spine surgery, craniofacial and skull base surgery. Barrow attracts patients, students and medical staff from more than 100 countries.
One of the strongest attributes of Barrow is the caliber and experience of our staff that specializes in the care of neuroscience patients. The physicians, nurses, specialists, and support staff who practice at our institution are among the brightest in the business. Barrow attracts talented professionals devoted to improving the quality of life for patients with complex neurological disorders.
To target the treatment of difficult neurological conditions, Barrow has created several specialized programs and centers. For example, Barrow is home to the leading hypothalamic hamartoma treatment and research center. Barrow is one of the few places where individuals can receive comprehensive treatment, including surgical intervention, stereotactic radiotherapy, endocrine and neuropsychological evaluations as well as seizure management, for this life-altering tumor and benefit from ongoing research. Barrow offers other team-approach programs for people with craniofacial abnormalities, skull base disorders such as acoustic neuromas as well as various other diseases. The Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus Center is composed of a team of practitioners who specialize in offering care to patients afflicted with this disease.
All of our subspecialty centers are staffed, full-time, by experts and specialists who focus on providing patients cutting-edge treatments coupled with compassionate care. Innovation is a way of life at Barrow. Led by Dr. Robert Spetzler, Medical Director at Barrow since 1986, the Institute continues to unlock the mysteries of the brain and spine through innovative clinical care, intensive postgraduate medical education, and pioneering research. Maintaining a healthy balance among clinical care, teaching, and research is a tradition that the organization has held sacrosanct since its founding.
The resulting synergies have produced some of the most amazing advances in the field. Barrow has become a leading neurological super subspecialty hospital and is well known around the globe. We also have acclaimed centers in more familiar neurological conditions such as stroke, brain tumors, epilepsy, spine disorders, and Parkinson's and pituitary disease. Likewise, our capabilities and outcomes in research, rehabilitation, neuroimaging, and cerebrovascular and endovascular surgical techniques continue to advance. Our power-packed combination of talent, expertise, inquisitiveness, compassion, and technology integrates our vision of excellence with a problem-solving approach intended to ensure that patients receive the best patient care that we can provide.
Most patients are referred to Barrow by their referring physician. Physicians can reach Barrow directly by calling the ResourceLink Call Center at 1-877-264-4362 or by [email protected] When a patient is referred to one of our neurology or neurosurgery subspecialists, the patient's pertinent medical history and radiological films typically are first sent to the team for review. If multiple specialties are involved in the treatment planning, as in the case of patients with complex skull base lesions, craniofacial disorders, or brain tumors, referred cases are reviewed at monthly case conferences. These conferences give the entire team of specialists an opportunity to recommend appropriate treatment plans based on the specific needs of each patient.
Some patients may decide to contact a physician directly to seek a second opinion or to find a specialist. In such cases, patients can dial 1 800 BARROW-1 (1 800 227-7691). The ResourceLink staff will recommend the appropriate specialist based on the patient's diagnosis. International patients will find St Joseph's and Barrow a welcoming environment. Translators are available to help the medical teams understand a patient's' specific symptoms and conditions. Special arrangements can be made to provide patients and family with ethnic foods and culturally appropriate religious support as necessary.
The ResourceLink staff can connect patients who are coming to Barrow with the hospital's concierge service. This service helps patients and their families with travel arrangements and hotel accommodations during their stay in Phoenix.
The Barrow neuroscience inpatient tower is located on 3rd Avenue, just north of Thomas road in Phoenix. It is about a 20-minute cab ride from Sky Harbor Airport and about a 30-minute drive from Scottsdale's private airport. In the event of a prolonged visit, air-conditioned Valley Metro buses make it easy for patients and families to travel around town.
Most outpatient services, including the Barrow physician offices, are located in buildings adjacent to the patient Neuroscience Tower. Campus maps and directions to the most common locations on the hospital campus can be downloaded from the website thebarrow.com. Visitors can park in the 3rd Avenue Garage or the 6th Avenue Garage, both located just a block north of Thomas Road and an easy walking distance from most inpatient and outpatient services. Trolleys and wheelchairs are available to patients and visitors who need help moving about the hospital campus.
Family and friends can call the hospital 24 hours a day at (602) 406-3000 to reach a patient who has been admitted. Because of governmental regulations, information about a patient's condition can be shared with no one but direct relations (i.e., spouse, sibling, parent, or child) or other legally designated individuals. Patients can contact friends and family by phone from their room or via the Care Pages e-mail system provided by the hospital. Care Pages is a virtual "gathering place" that provides emotional support, patient updates, pictures and messages using a personal and secure program that is web-based. Many patients choose to identify a contact person who can provide family and friends with updates about the patient's condition. Several locations in the hospital have wireless internet access for family members and visitors to use.
For the health and well being of its patients, visitors, and employees, St. Joseph's Hospital and Medical Center is proud to announce that it is a tobacco-free campus. As a national healthcare leader, St. Joseph's believes that it is important for the hospital to promote good healthcare practices. A tobacco-free environment follows the hospital's mission of delivering high-quality services while protecting patients, staff, and visitors from exposure to second-hand smoke. Tobacco use is not allowed in the hospital's buildings, grounds (including outdoor areas), parking areas, or walkways.
For most patient care areas, general visiting hours are from 8:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. Extended hours are available to immediate family. Visiting hours for the intensive care units are limited and vary. Priests, rabbis, and other members of the clergy are welcome to visit patients any time except when certain types of care or treatment are in progress. For further details about specific visiting hours and restrictions, call (602) 406-3000 and ask the hospital operator to connect you to the nurse's station of the area that you wish to visit. Children may visit patients but must be accompanied by and remain with an adult at all times. Patient care areas such as intensive case units have age-related visitor restrictions.
Cafeteria hours are:
(Tuesday – Saturday 1:30 AM – 4:30 AM)
We've all wished for more hours in a day. Now, St. Joseph's Hospital and Medical Center offers employees, visitors and patients the next best thing, a personal concierge service.
St. Joseph's is the first hospital in the Phoenix area to offer a full range of concierge services. Available for business and personal use, the concierge provides services that range from gift recommendations or notary services to coordinating travel or planning parties.
Use of the concierge is free; however, the user is responsible for the cost of products or services purchased. For example, while there is no cost for customized gift recommendations, the customer must pay for the gift itself.
The concierge is located at the information desk just inside the main hospital entrance. The desk is staffed Monday through Friday from 7 a.m. until 5 p.m.
Employees and visitors who are unable to stop by the concierge in person can still take advantage of the service 24 hours a day, seven days a week by calling (602)-406-4949, by sending an e-mail to [email protected], or by visiting the Les Concierges website.
The International Patient Program is committed to making your treatment at St. Joseph's Hospital and Medical Center and Barrow Neurological Institute® as easy and stress-free as possible. While we offer significant expertise in neurology and neurosurgery, including Gamma Knife and CyberKnife radiosurgery treatment, we respect and value medical expertise in other parts of the world.
When a medical issue requires you to travel far from home, you might feel overwhelmed. Our first priority is to take away your stress—to go beyond your expectations to ensure that you and your family are comfortable and relaxed—so you can focus on your treatment and recovery. St. Joseph's International Patient Program provides the highest level of service in a compassionate, discreet and respectful environment. The international team will serve as your personal guide to St. Joseph's world-class medicine.
During your stay at St. Joseph's, we will seamlessly blend your medical needs, individual preferences and cultural, linguistic and religious expectations into a tailored experience that makes St. Joseph's feel as close to home as possible. Our team is here to help you before, during and after your treatment.
Our team can help you:
- schedule clinic appointments and diagnostic tests
- make hotel or lodging arrangements
- assist with hospital admission and insurance verification
- assist with financial estimates and payments
- communicate with hospital physicians and staff before and after your stay
- find a local worship/religious center
Hospital Registration
Registration can be completed the morning of surgery or in advance by calling (602) 307-2305 or by visiting St. Joseph's Hospital website.
In the weeks before your surgery, begin eating a balanced diet if you are not already doing so.
- Include protein and dairy in each meal.
- Eat 3-4 meals per day
Decrease your intake of alcohol, caffeine and cigarettes weeks or months prior to your surgery if possible. It is not recommended that you abruptly stop smoking days before surgery. Doing so can have an adverse affect on your breathing passages.
Notify your surgeon if you are currently taking the following medications:
- hypoglycemics (insulin or oral agents)
- anti-coagulants/anti-platelets such as Aspirin, Excedrin, Coumadin, Plavix, Heparin, Lovenox, etc.
- anticonvulsants (Depakote)
- anti-inflammatory drugs including Anaprox, Dolobid, Feldene, Motrin, Ibuprofen, Naprosyn, Toradol, Vioxx, Aleve, Advil, etc.
- natural supplements such as Vitamin E;
- herbal medications such as gingko and St. John's wort
Your surgeon may ask you to discontinue some medications before surgery because many of these substances contain ingredients that interfere with normal body functions and can increase the risks of complications during surgery.
Plan your discharge ahead of time:
- Identify a companion to help you for a few days after you arrive home.
- Arrange transportation to and from the hospital. Discharge usually takes place by 11:00 AM.
- Stock your refrigerator.
- Prepare meals in advance.
- Contact your insurance company to determine your benefits regarding outpatient therapy or medical devices such as walkers and shower chairs that you may need once you are home.
Remove nail polish, jewelry, and body-piercing jewelry. Your surgeon may request that you take a shower with Chlorhexadine the night before and morning of surgery, from the neck down, giving special attention to the area of surgery. If you are scheduled for head or neck surgery, you may also be asked to shampoo your hair with your shampoo of choice when you shower as instructed above. Do not use hair spray, other styling products, lotions, or perfumes. Underarm deodorant may be used unless you are undergoing a thoracoscopic procedure for hyperhydrosis.Traditionally, patients are advised not to eat or drink at least eight hours prior to their surgical procedure. Please consult your surgeon for the restrictions that apply to your specific case. Specific guidelines are given to children based on their age, body weight, and time of surgery. Always remember to consult your surgeon for specific instructions.
The closest parking for surgical patients is in the 6th avenue garage. Additional parking may be available in the 3rd avenue garage. Upon request, hospital security will escort you to your car and may be available to shuttle you to and from nearby hotels. Valet services are available from 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Fees for valet services as well as the parking garage are available at the hospital information desk.
The morning of surgery you will arrive in the Preoperative Center at 5:00 a.m. (unless directed otherwise by your surgeon). This department is located on the 2nd floor of the neuroscience tower.
Do not bring the following items to the hospital:
- unnecessary valuables or jewelry
- medications from home. Hospital policy prohibits patients from receiving medication from outside the hospital for safety precautions.
Do bring the following to the hospital:
- complete list of medications that you take at home, including dosages and frequency
- insurance card and means to pay hospital co-payment
- identification
- living wills and advance directives
- test results
If you have had a chest x-ray within the last year, notify your surgeon to avoid unnecessary testing the morning of surgery. Also tell your physician if you have had an EKG (electrocardiogram) test completed within the last month. Your surgical team will want to see the results of this test. Give these documents to your surgeon's office before surgery or bring them with you the morning of surgery.
If you have experienced any medical challenges such as cardiac, renal, or respiratory conditions, please make sure that your specialist is aware of your upcoming surgery. These physicians must "clear" you for surgery; that is, they must provide a written release stating that your condition does not prohibit you from undergoing surgery.
Once you are admitted to this department, various tests and examinations are performed:
- Blood is drawn unless you have been pretested or have copies of results from an outside laboratory.
- A nurse checks your vital signs (blood pressure, pulse, temperature). Procedures may be cancelled if you have a fever and other symptoms of illness.
Please notify your surgeon's office if your temperature is higher than normal or if you have other symptoms of illness before the day of surgery. You may undergo x-rays, CT, or MRI studies before your procedure on the day of surgery or in the days leading up to it.
Before Surgery:
- You will change into a hospital gown.
- Your clothes will be given to your family.
- An identification bracelet will be placed on your arm. You will wear the bracelet until you are discharged from the hospital.
- You will be asked to sign registration and consent forms for your surgical procedure and for any tests, examinations, or consultations that your surgeon orders while you are in the hospital.
- You may be examined by a physician to assess your general health and to diagnose any unexpected illnesses.
- You will be asked to remove your eye glasses, contact lenses, and dentures. Your dentures may be placed back into your mouth in the recovery room when you are awake and alert.
- You will be asked to remove all jewelry.
- Hearing aids will not be removed until you have arrived at the operating room to ensure that you can communicate with the surgical team until you drift off to sleep.
Before Anesthesia:
- You and your family will be welcomed by your anesthesiologist and registered nurse from the operating room.
- You will have an opportunity to ask questions about the procedure and recovery process.
- An intravenous catheter may be placed in your arm to administer medication to relax you before you are taken to the operating room.
- The surgical site will be shaved if necessary once you are asleep in the operative suite. The amount of hair to be shaved is determined by the type of procedure and by your surgeon's preference. For most cranial (head) surgeries, a small "strip" is shaved over the surgical site, rather than a full head shave.
While you are in surgery, your family may wait in the neurosurgical waiting room. A hospital pager, which only functions on the hospital grounds, will be given to your family. The volunteer in this area will be notified if your family wishes to leave the premises in case a member of the surgical team wishes to speak with them. Personal cell phones can be used in this area if they are not analog phones that interfere with patient monitoring systems.
After the surgery is completed, a member of the surgical team will speak to your family. Children are welcome to visit once you have been admitted to the general nursing floor. Neurosurgical procedures tend to be longer than other procedures. The lengthy wait can be challenging for young children who require constant attention in the waiting room.
Your family will be notified once you are transferred to the recovery room from the operating room and again when you are to be transferred to your room. Visitors may be permitted in the recovery room at the discretion of the recovery room staff. You will remain in the recovery room for about an hour while you are waking up from anesthesia.
The nurses monitor your neurological status and vital signs. You will be asked to state your name and to answer other questions to assess your mental status. You will be connected to a cardiac monitor, pulse oximetry machine (measures the oxygen in your blood), temperature gauge, and oxygen mask. Pain medication is available to you as ordered by your surgeon. Our team is strongly committed to pain management. Please notify your nurse if your pain is not adequately addressed. Because many patients feel nauseated after a surgical procedure, medications are given in the recovery room to help prevent this unpleasant side effect.
You may have a variety of intravenous and arterial lines, which may remain in place for a few days or until hospital discharge. Flexible catheters may be used to drain surgical sites, the bladder, and brain fluid called cerebrospinal fluid (this tubing may be located in your lower back or top of your head). These drains may remain in place for as long as 4 days and are removed at the discretion of your surgical team.
Sequential compression stockings are placed on your legs to assist blood flow to your heart during surgery and while you are immobile. Surgical dressings depend on the procedure and surgeon. Many cranial (head) surgeries do not warrant a dressing. Rather the site is kept clean and may be treated with antibiotic ointment.
Medication may be ordered to control your pain and to assist in your recovery process. Please ask for this medication when you feel uncomfortable, especially during the first few days after surgery. If you wait until the pain is extraordinarily strong, the medication ordered by your doctor may not be able to control your pain. If you are concerned about becoming dependent on narcotics, please discuss this fear with your surgeon before surgery. Non-narcotic medication is available and is often sufficient to control pain.
The hospital has many different ICU(s). You will be assigned to a specific ICU when you enter the recovery room. ICU(s) are available to patients who require close monitoring such as those recovering from a surgical procedure or who are critically ill. In this department there is usually one nurse for every two patients. Visiting hours vary among the different ICUs. Flowers and live plants are not permitted in these areas. Please check with your unit for specific policies.
In the ICU you will be encouraged to increase your activity level as tolerated to help avoid complications associated with temporary immobility such as gas pains, bed sores, decreased lung capacity, and blood clots. You will be asked to reposition your body, to take deep breaths, and to use an incentive spirometer to flush anesthetic agents from your lungs. Showers are permitted after your surgeon provides a written order. Your nurse assesses your neurological status at predetermined times to ensure that you recover as expected. Your assessment includes being asked various questions to test your alertness. You also may be asked to move specific parts of your body.
Food and liquids are introduced slowly, beginning with ice chips and advancing to more substantial foods as tolerated. Tests such as radiographic studies (MRI, CT) and laboratory tests may be performed in the days after your surgery. At this point, you may need treatment to assist with your recovery such as speech, occupational, and physician therapy. These services may continue throughout your hospital stay and after hospital discharge in an outpatient setting. Social work, case management, and pastoral services are available on request.
Once close monitoring is no longer required, you will be transferred to the general nursing floor. Private and double rooms are available in these areas.
On General Nursing Floors:
- Your activity will be increased to avoid muscle weakness and other complications of immobility. Some patients are out of bed the same day as surgery.
- Services such as physical therapy, speech therapy, and rehabilitation may be provided.
- As your level of activity increases, your discomfort may also increase.
- At this point pain, medication is usually taken orally rather than through an intravenous line.
- Diet is advanced as tolerated. Small, frequent, balanced meals will help you heal faster and regain your normal energy level.
You will probably be discharged from the hospital by 11:00 a.m. If possible, you should arrange transportation before discharge. Prescriptions for pain control and other medications are provided at discharge. You may not feel that it is necessary to have these prescriptions filled right away, but it is important that your medications be available if the need arises. Discuss the possible interactions between various medications that you are taking with your physicians. Avoid drinking alcohol, driving, and operating heavy machinery while taking medication for pain.
Be mindful of your physical limitations. Allow sufficient time to recover before you resume normal daily activities. Ask your surgeon for specific limitations on lifting weight based on the procedure that you had. Exercise gradually with activities such as walking rather than aggressive gym activities. Discuss this process with your surgeon.
Baths and swimming are discouraged until your sutures are removed, typically 7 to 14 days after surgery. Wound care is prescribed by your surgeon.
Small frequent meals, including foods rich in protein, are encouraged to promote healing. Smoking inhibits the healing process by hindering blood flow to your organs and tissues and should be avoided.
The hospital's case management department and social workers are available to help you identify needs that you may have after discharge from the hospital. These needs may range from renting wheelchairs to arranging home health care and outpatient therapies. Please ask to speak to one of these individuals before the day of discharge.
Remember to take all of your belongings with you and to tell your friends and family that you have been discharged from the hospital.
Call your surgeon's office at discharge to schedule a follow-up appointment 7 to 10 days after surgery. This visit is an opportunity for your surgeon to examine your surgical site and to assess your recovery.
Before the appointment write down any questions you may have to ensure that all of your concerns are addressed. Special accommodations can be made for patients traveling from out of state. Write down any instructions that your physician gives you such as the need for an annual check-up, future x-rays, or other time-sensitive tests.
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Here's my story. I completed a Windows PC game about a year ago, but before I completed it, for a couple of reasons, I decided not to sell it. Now, I have changed my mind, and I wish to sell the game to see if I can make some profit from it. I have been considering two options; sell the game from my own website and promote it on sites such as GameDev.net, or submit it to a game portal such as Steam, BigFish, etc.
Although I would like to make some money from the game, I'm not attemping to get rich quick, or get rich at all. So bringing the game to a mass audience isn't a priority for me. Would it be better for me to simply start by selling my game on my own website? From what I understand, game publishers such as Steam, BigFish, GameHouse, etc. aren't very easy to please. Personally, I don't feel like going through the red tape to gain their approval of my game to have it published on their portals.
So once again, what is a suggested way to get started selling games? What have some other prominent indie game developers done?
I appreciate any replies.
Don't chose. Go with both. Self promotion ... you can start it now, this until you might be approved by others.


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Hohmans Hit 60 Years
Lee and Paul Hohman of Avon Lake, Ohio, formerly of Ohio County, are celebrating their 60th wedding anniversary Sunday, Dec. 22.
They were united in marriage Dec. 22, 1953.
They are the parents of five children. The family includes Mike and his wife, Cindy, of Sheffield Lake, Ohio; Dawn and her husband, John, of Medina, Ohio; Sharon and her husband, Tom, of Fairview Park, Ohio; Jill and her husband, Mike, of Middletown, Md., and Lori and her husband, Chris, of Cleveland. They have 12 grandchildren.
Their family will be gathering to celebrate on their anniversary Sunday, Dec. 22.


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2012 Artists-in-Residence Yarn/Wire premiere "Chalk," a new work by composer Tristan Perich. Perich's work is inspired by the aesthetic simplicity of math, physics, and code. His album 1-Bit Symphony (2010), a microchip packaged inside a CD jewel case and programmed to synthesize an entire composition, had "an intense, hypnotic force and a surprising emotional depth," (Wall Street Journal). Yarn/Wire straddles the DIY/punk and classical worlds, also collaborating previously with Pete Swanson of Yellow Swans and Nathan Davis of the International Contemporary Ensemble.
Yarn/Wire is a chamber quartet specializing in the performance of 21st century music. A unique instrumental combination of two percussionists (Ian Antonio and Russell Greenberg) and two pianists (Laura Barger and Ning Yu) allows Yarn/Wire to interface with both traditional performance practice and emergent stylistic trends with ease. Founded in 2005 at Stony Brook University, the members of Yarn/Wire have extensive performance and pedagogic experience encompassing international and domestic music festivals, college and university residences, and substantive work in the avant-garde theater and DIY/punk worlds. Frequent collaborations with composers on new work form a significant portion of the ensemble's activities. In addition to presenting multiple US premieres, Yarn/Wire has given the world premieres of over two dozen new works written specifically for the ensemble.
Tristan Perich's work is inspired by the aesthetic simplicity of math, physics and code. The WIRE Magazine describes his compositions as "an austere meeting of electronic and organic." 1-Bit Music, his 2004 release, was the first album ever released as a microchip, programmed to synthesize his electronic composition live. His latest circuit album, 1-Bit Symphony (Cantaloupe, 2010) has been called "sublime" by the New York Press, and The Wall Street Journal said "[its] oscillations have an intense, hypnotic force and a surprising emotional depth." His award-winning work coupling 1-bit electronics with traditional forms in both music (Active Field, Observations) and visual art (Machine Drawings, Interval Studies) has been presented around the world, from Sonár and Ars Electronica to the Whitney Museum and bitforms gallery. Perich was an ISSUE Artist-in-Residence during 2009.


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Yesterday's Senate Post-Audit and Oversight Committee hearing on tax incentives in general and, in particular, two companies — Fidelity and Evergreen Solar — generated a lot of testimony about some very arcane aspects of tax policy set out in state law.
DOR Commissioner Navjeet K. Bal, for instance, will likely never again have the honor of presenting testimony explaining the single sales factor and the concept of tax apportionment before a jam-packed audience of legislators, staffers, business types and media in State House Room 222 yesterday.
In 1996, the Massachusetts Legislature and Gov. William Weld decided to treat the business income of certain mutual fund service corporations (those with a physical presence in Massachusetts and sales both in and out of state) the same as defense corporations or manufacturers — that is, to determine the tax owed based solely on the sales of the business, and not has had been the case, on a three-pronged apportionment factor based on sales, payroll and property.
Furthermore, in the case of mutual fund service corporations, the Legislature also changed the way their sales were sourced. That meant that sales by mutual fund service corporations to the mutual fund itself were sourced based on where the shareholders (or investors) in that mutual fund were located, as opposed to where the mutual fund company itself was located.
In the case of mutual fund service corporations, these twin changes in tax law served to lower corporate taxes. The shift to the single sales factor meant that property and payroll in Massachusetts were no longer part of the calculation of determining taxable income, a change designed to encourage mutual fund service corporations to locate in Massachusetts. Similarly, the change in sourcing lowered the Massachusetts tax liability by spreading those sales around the country. That was another tax incentive to locate in Massachusetts.
The 1996 law included provisions for increased hiring, but those provisions expired in 2002, meaning that since then, every mutual fund service corporation receives the single sales factor and destination sourcing tax treatment regardless of employment levels. That, simply put, is the law.
According to aggregate reports DOR prepared during the period from 1997 through 2001 for the mutual fund service corporations that qualified by virtue of increasing their employment by 5 percent annually, Massachusetts employment levels in the industry rose from 40 companies employing 16,562 in 1997 to 50 companies employing 24,379 in 2000 dropping down to 36 companies employing 19,233 in 2001, which coincides with a stock market decline (the dot.com bubble). As this Bloomberg News story shows, Fidelity defended its job creation record at yesterday's hearing.
Over the years, DOR has compiled estimates of the revenue impact of the single sales factor for both manufacturers and mutual fund service corporations. In the case of mutual funds, destination sourcing and the single sales factor have saved companies about $1.7 billion in taxes since 1996, while the single sales factor for defense contractors and manufacturers have saved those companies about $1.2 billion in the same time period.
These are large numbers, but for context it is important to point out that the Tax Expenditure Budget, the annual document that estimates all revenue foregone as the result of tax law changes, exemptions, deductions and credits, estimates more than $24 billion in such tax expenditures will be recorded in FY12 alone.
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Baptism Schedule – 2016
On the dates listed below, there will be a communal Baptismal Service on Saturday at 10:30 a.m. in the main church. It is the full baptism liturgy with each family gathered at the font individually for the baptism itself. There is no common baptism during Lent.
Private baptisms are possible if you bring your own priest, or if one of the resident priests is free to preside. Please contact Fr. Sean. Note, however: "Baptism should not be celebrated more than once on the same day in the same church." If apart from the common celebration several ask for baptism on a single day, those baptisms too must be done together even if a private baptism is sought.
Baptism Class is held for parents and sponsors usually on the first Saturday of the month in the Mary Chapel from 10:30am to 11:45am. When coming to class, please use the 55 West 15th Street entrance. The Mary Chapel is on the 2nd floor. NO REGISTRATION NEEDED.
Please, fill out the Baptism Form indicating the baptism service date you select (see schedule below) and bring or send it to our office along with a copy of your child or children's birth certificate.
Do you prefer to fill out the Baptism Form online ? Online Baptism Information Form
January 21
February 18
None in March
April 22
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June 17
July 15
None in August None in August
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November 19 November 18
December 10 December 9
Please contact Fr. Sean Toole, S.J . [email: firstname.lastname@example.com; Phone 212-627-2100 (206)]
Or/ Dr. Luz Marina Diaz [email: firstname.lastname@example.com; Phone: 212-627-2100 (207)]
For adults, the Rite of Christian Initiation as Adults (RCIA) invites women and men to baptism in the Catholic Church, and all baptized Christians seeking confirmation and full communion as Catholics.


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Jane Ira Bloom is pretty cool. Very inventive soprano, I think.
Hi everybody,
I need infos (bio, discographies...) about female saxophone players in jazz history. Does anybody know where to search?
Many thanks
Jane Ira Bloom is pretty cool. Very inventive soprano, I think.
There are a lot of good female saxophonists, but it seems like they have a hard time getting recording opportunities. A number have emerged from the big band Diva: Claire Daly (baritone), Karolina Strassmayer, Laura Dreyer, and there's also Mary Fettig, who recorded with Marian McPartland and did one LP for Concord. Obviously, there are many more worth hearing.
Vi Redd. Check her out.
Jessica Jones
RIP Jey Clark and STOP PLAYING SO G-DARN LOUD!
Where you search is the internet and your local library. Names you can get hereOriginally Posted by sergio
I would add Barbara Thompson from the UK
Birth Controller to the Jazz Community. (click on the underlined text for more information)
Canadian Christine Jensen is one to check out.
Anat Cohen
Virginia Mayhew
Ingrid Jensen
Stacey Rowles
Beverly Dahlke-Smith
Melba Liston
Maria Schneider
Dottie Dodgion
Terry Lyne Carrington
Cyndy Blackman
Emily Remler
Leni Stern
Marlene Rosenberg
Swing ..or I'll kill you ( Bill Potts )
Actually, Phil, isn't Ingrid the trumpet player, and her sister (as I posted earlier) the saxophonist? Not to pick nits, but hey, you're talking about a fellow canuck here!Originally Posted by Phil Kelly
I thought Melba Liston was a trombonist?
not to be nitpicky, but both Terri Lynne Carrington and Cindy Blackman are set players...
I stabd corrected ..I didnt see the "sax player" part
my bad!
Swing ..or I'll kill you ( Bill Potts )
further to the canuck thread - Jane Bunnett
Oh, forgot to mention Matana Roberts. One of the more adventurous female sax players out there (as a leader or as a member of Sticks And Stones and Burnt Sugar).
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Coughlin Wins Charlotte and Top Qualifier at STL
ST. LOUIS (Sept. 27) – JEGS.com driver Troy Coughlin held the Wally trophy two weeks after the race was supposed to run, but the victory in the Powerrocks NHRA Pro Mod event was still sweet.
Coughlin scored his second win of the season Saturday, beating Mike Janis in the final round of the NHRA Carolina Nationals – a race completed during the AAA Insurance NHRA Midwest Nationals at Gateway Motorsports Park this weekend.
"Winning this trophy for the Charlotte race is pretty special." Coughlin said. "I'm pretty fired up, pretty excited."
Coughlin, who won earlier in the year in Norwalk, Ohio, also closed the gap on the Pro Mod points leader Rickie Smith with the Charlotte win. Unofficially, Coughlin is 59 points behind Smith and four behind Janis. Only the St. Louis and Las Vegas races remained on the 2014 Pro Mod schedule.
"We're getting closer, we're inching up on Rickie's heels," Coughlin said. "We're chewing on Rickie's heels, as they say. He has done an awesome job this year, but we want to chase him down and make him earn it. Mike Janis, Steve Matusek, there are a handful of guys who have the opportunity to jump up and win this thing. I'm happy as heck to be one of them."
Coughlin's Charlotte win started there, when he beat Kevin Fiscus in the first round. The race was then postponed to Gateway, but Coughlin didn't slow down. He took out Donnie Walsh with a 5.845-second pass at 250.41 mph, beating Walsh's run of 5.905 seconds at 225.18 mph.
Coughlin's run also allowed him to snare the No. 1 qualifying spot for St. Louis. That's the second No. 1 of his Pro Mod career and first since Norwalk in 2012.
"It's exciting to get back on the other side of the fence, up on the pole there in front of everybody," Coughlin said. "We were able to pick up some points toward the latter part of the season, and we're going to make a run for the championship."
Coughlin picked up some more points with a semifinal win over Danny Rowe with a pass of 5.881 at 250.32 mph. Coughlin's .047-second reaction time was the difference, beating Rowe's quicker pass of 5.880 seconds at 246.80 mph.
In the final, Coughlin left first for the fourth time in Charlotte eliminations, getting the victory with a 5.937-second pass at 239.14 mph, while Janis slowed to a run of 9.438 seconds at 112.11 mph.
"We're not the fastest car out here," Coughlin said. "We're just trying to make good, competitive runs. Steve, Mike, Kyle and those guys are doing a fantastic job on this thing. They're giving us a race car that's been repeatable. We're not the fastest hot rod through all these laps, but it's the most consistent, and I know when I pull up to stage that they've given me a good hot rod. This Corvette is pretty mean.
"Thanks to the Powerrocks people, too. We'd like to thank them for sponsoring this race. We couldn't do it without the sponsors, that's for sure."
Powerrocks is part of a series of sponsors in the Pro Mod Series, joining Redhorse Performance, JE Pistons, Pro Line Racing, Larry Jeffers Race Cars and ProtectTheHarvest.com. Precision Turbo & Engine is sponsoring the Gateway event.
- See more at: http://www.teamjegs.com/content/troy-coughlin-wins-charlotte-pro-mod-race-clinches-gateway-no-1-qualifier#sthash.RRw2D7Ix.dpuf
Making Doorslammer History at SCSN St Louis
The PSCA's Street Car Super Nationals in St Louis showcased one of the greatest matchups in doorslammer history! Frankie "The Mad Man" Taylor vs Turky "aka Scarface" of the Q80 Racing Team. Whether you're a fan of turbos cars or blower cars, at the end of this race you had a great deal of respect for both!
Taylor started the party by running 5.55@260mph, Turky came back with a 5.53@270mph, Taylor followed with a 5.52@251mph! The Q80 Racing Team's crew made a few changes which sent their driver to a blistering 5.47@272mph! The final round of Outlaw Pro Mod put the two quickest doorslammers in the world head-to-head to see who would rise to the challenge and take the title of #1 in 1/4 mile doorslammer drag racing! As the light dropped, Turky had a slight advantage, but The Mad Man quickly got out in front. At about 1100 ft, Turky made his move past Taylor for the win. Final ET's were Taylor 5.47@263mph to Turky's 5.46@272mph!
All of us at Proline Racing will remember this race for years to come! It will stand out as one of those races that sets the bar for performances in the future. The lucky fans who made their way out to Gateway Motorsports Park surely got their money's worth!
We'd like to send a huge thank you to Sheik Duaij for giving us the opportunity to show the world what these turbocharged combinations are capable of! Congrats to the Q80 Racing Team: Turky, Adnon, Mohammed, Jassim, Steve, Brandon, and Pedro!
DeWayne Mills Wins Big in Tulsa, Breaks Record
DeWayne "Big Daddy" Mills made a statement at the Throwdown in T'Town, a huge Drag Radial race at Tulsa Raceway! Mills with the help of his awesome crew was able to reclaim his title as the Quickest Man on Radials by going 4.08@194mph!
Mills is the driver of the Golden Gorilla Camaro which is powered by a PLR 481X and twin Precision turbochargers. Along with the E.T. record, Mills was unstoppable throughout eliminations. He brought home the win in the Radial vs. the World class!
At this point in the season, there are a bunch of exciting races coming soon and we look forward to seeing how the race to the 3.90's will play out! Congrats to DeWayne, Tim, Tara, Kallee, Jamie Miller and anyone else involved on this huge achievement!
Keith Berry Wins NMCA Radial Wars Joliet
The NMRA/NMCA Superbowl in Joliet was full of excitement despite the wet conditions, and the NMCA Radial Wars class continued it's success!
Woodruff reset the Radial Wars ET record with a 4.16@188mph! He ran consistent 4.teens throughout the heat of the weekend.
With 3 NMCA Radial Wars events completed, we saw an all-Proline final at all 3 events! We are thrilled to see our customers having this level of success and can't wait to see how this season unfolds!
Photo thanks to Emilee's Race For A Cure FB Page
Troy Coughlin Wins Big in Norwalk
NORWALK, Ohio (July 6) – JEGS.com driver Troy Coughlin capped off a stellar weekend for the famed Coughlin family with a thrilling victory in the NHRA Pro Mod Drag Racing Series event Sunday presented by Mid Atlantic Energy Service.
Coughlin's win, his first of the season, came not long after brother Mike won in Top Sportsman.
"Any time one of us wins, it is sweet," Coughlin said. "I was standing down at the finish line when Mikey's win light came on. I'm like, 'Wow!' I was jumping up and down ecstatic. I couldn't wait to get up here and have our crack at it, too."
Troy Coughlin earned the victory with a holeshot over Von Smith in the final round. Coughlin ripped off a .018-second reaction time, getting a .107-second advantage on the starting line.
Coughlin's pass of 5.940 seconds at 250.92 mph was then more than enough to hold off Smith's run of 5.920 at 243.99 mph
"Von is fast," Coughlin said. "He was faster than us and was driving a little bit better, so we knew we had to dig deep and get it tuned up a little bit. The track looked like it was going to take it. I was backing up from the burnout, and I said, 'Let's try and leave with him because I know we can run with him.'
"When I put it in the second stage light, it was a little deep into it, so it probably killed another three-hundredths. But we had a good hot rod today, no doubt."
Coughlin, the No. 6 qualifier, earned a holeshot win over Eric Latino in the first round Saturday before taking out Mike Janis in the second round Sunday. Coughlin's run of 5.950 at 249.63 mph easily out-distanced Janis' slowing pass of 6.599 seconds at 167.84 mph.
That put him up against Rickie Smith in the semifinals in a matchup of the two most recent Pro Mod champs. Coughlin left first again, with a .045 light, and he outran Smith with a lap of 5.940 at 250.32 mph, beating Smith's 5.946-second run at 245.94 mph.
Smith had lane choice in the final, Coughlin and his team, led by crew chief Steve Petty, were up to the task.
"Steve has done an awesome job on this thing all weekend," Coughlin said. "He's been keeping it consistent, keeping it fast, keeping it from having problems. He and Brian (Metzenhiem) and Kyle (Pettis) and Mike (Rees) were perfect. It was just a perfect weekend for us."
And it came in his home state of Ohio, not far from JEGS headquarters in Delaware, Ohio.
"We've got a ton of people up here from JEGS.com, and a lot of friends," Coughlin said. "My wife Julie's family is from Cleveland. It'll be a big party tonight. Doubling up with Mike, wow, what a weekend."
- See more at: http://www.teamjegs.com/content/troy-coughlins-pro-mod-win-gives-family-double-norwalk#sthash.AVBNJRgo.dpuf
Updates from ATCO, NMCA West, and PSCA
If you attended or tuned into a drag race last weekend you probably saw a Proline powered car in the finals!
Atco Dragway
Joe Copson's PLR-powered Outlaw 10.5 Camaro has been running near the top of the pack all year. With the help of his driver, TJ Kasper, Copson's car qualified at #2 and made it all the way to finals to face Steve Woolley, another PLR engine customer. In the finals, Kasper went 4.23@194mph to Woolley's 4.28@182mph to take the win! What an exciting win for Copson and crew!
NMCA West Fontana
On the other side of the country, Andrew Berry and crew made it to the finals in Pro Mod action.
PSCA Rocky Mountain Summer Series
Mike Keenan brought home a big win in XDR/TTF at Bandimere Dragway! His new 2002 Camaro is powered by the tried and true PLR 481X. He qualified #1 and made to the finals where he went firstname.lastname@example.com to take the victory!
Photos thanks to: ATCO Dragway, NMCADigital, and PSCA's Facebook
Steve Gorman Wins at Cecil County
After a dominant performance at MIR Door Wars, Steve Gorman and his PLR 481X-powered Mustang went to Cecil County Dragway for a little Outlaw 10.5 action!
Gorman and crew worked hard to edge out the competition throughout eliminations. In round 2, he ran a 4.17@194mph against Mo Hall who ran a 4.19@174mph! He made to the finals where he faced TJ Kasper, driving the in Joe Copson owned PLR-powered Camaro! Both cars had trouble getting traction off the line, but Gorman was able to get back in it and take the win! That makes his win record 2-0 so far this year!
Congrats to Steve and his awesome crew!
DeWayne Mills Wins NMCA St Louis
The new NMCA Radial Wars class has given some our our customers a new venue to race their cars and bring home the wins!
Oklahoma racer, DeWayne Mills, brought home a hard fought victory at the NMCA St Louis race. He qualified #2 with a 4.25@172, between #1 Mark Woodruff and #3 Keith Berry.
In eliminations, Mills bettered his previous run each time he made a pass. Here is a breakdown:
We are so happy to see Mills and crew in the winners circle and we're sure we'll see them there again! Also, 202 miles per hour is just awesome!
Photo thanks to nmcadigital.com/
Paul Mouhayet Takes Win in Sydney
Paul Mouhayet, driver of the Moits Racing Outlaw 10.5 Mustang, had quite an outing at APSA Round 2 in Sydney, Australia. Mouhayet and his PLR 481X-powered Mustang on 10.5 tires have become well known for impressive 1/4 mile performances and high mph passes.
During qualifying, he was able to hold the #1 spot with a 6.38@243mph. Mouhayet and crew struggled to lay down a fast time in the first 2 rounds of eliminations, but they continued to edge of the competition. In the semifinals, they had it all figured out! He went 6.08@244mph, which would stand as the low E.T. and high mph for the class! In the finals, Mouhayet went 6.08@243mph to take the win!
Big congrats to Moits Racing, Paul Mouhayet, CV Performance, GD Racecars, and all involved! We are trilled to be a part of your team and can't wait to see the new car in action!
Photo thanks to Steve Thomas Photography
Andrew Berry Wins NMCA Pomona
One of our newest customers on the West Coast, Andrew Berry, got a taste of victory at the 3rd Annual Nitto Tire NMCA West Street Car Nationals in Pomona, California! His new PLR 481X-powered Pro Mod Camaro was running like a bracket car from the second this event started. Berry managed to string together a consistant group of runs Q1 - 6.14, Q2 - 6.15, Q3 - 6.15, E1 6.15, E2 - 6.12, E3 - 6.20, Final - 6.13 with a holeshot! With a performance like this, it is no wonder that he brought home the win!
It was great seeing Berry and his family at the track and we can't wait to see them racing again. Congrats to Andrew and the whole Berry Racing crew!
Photo thanks to nmcadigital.com/
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'Don't Call Me Cupcake' is the first of a perzine series about my life. This issue mostly focuses on introductions, making zines and mental health. I talk about art therapy, why I chose the pen name I did, a bit about my background, a zine review and more.
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Dear Readers,
the Xmas Issue of Musea is out and about at all the regular places, including mailboxes, stores, and online.
Webmaster Matthew has added a little website Christmas fun, so start at the front page here:
Then click on through to the other side and read #194 Haunted With Joy, the twins have to find a treasure, and they don't even know what the treasure is! Here is an excerpt:
Happy Holidays Musea Readers! ! This issue is our annual Musea Christmas Story. Take a rest from your busy schedule and find out what a series of treasure maps leads to. I wish you all a great Christmas season and an even better New Year in 2015.
See you then – Tom
1 – The First Step
Betsy: (leaning on the padded arm of her dad's easy chair) I'm bored…. so is Ronny. What can we do?
Dad: How can you be bored? We just moved into this gigantic Victorian Mansion (as he sweeps the back of his hand from left to right) filled with empty rooms. We're in a new town, new neighborhood, with new people everywhere. How can you two be bored?
Betsy: Don't know…
Ronny: (joining his twin sister) … But we are!
Dad: Well I'm not. I've got writing to do, accounts to settle, contracts to sign, reading galore, and all that has to wait when any of the tradesman come, or the moving van gets here…. Have you asked your mom if she has something for you to do?
Ronny: She's next.
Dad: Got any good books to read?
Betsy: We've finished all our mysteries. Do you think there's a library nearby?
Dad: Mission one – find out!
Betsy: How?
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Betsy Oh bother! (the twins headed for the kitchen).
The Watkins family had struck it rich….
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