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"Plastic surgery is incredibly broad. It doesn't own a body part, it doesn't own a disease process." – Dr. Peter Neligan
Path to Plastic Surgery
I don't really know what prompted me to get into medicine, it was just something I always wanted to do, but once I got into medicine the one thing I didn't want to do is be a surgeon. That kind of happened by accident along the way. I didn't like surgery, I didn't like surgeons, and then during my intern year I did a rotation on plastic surgery and just fell in love and that was the end of that. Plastic surgery is incredibly broad. It doesn't own a body part, it doesn't own a disease process. We operate all over the body on all sorts of different disease processes. We interact with others specialties a lot, probably more than any other specialty. So it's incredibly broad and very gratifying, and that's why I fell in love with it and that's why I still love doing it. My own particular area of interest is microsurgery related to oncology and cancer reconstruction. It's one of the areas where we really interact with all the other specialties in a very day-to-day way. Almost all cases are cases done with other specialties, so it's a lot of fun.
How Plastic Surgery Evolves
There have been some major changes to Plastic Surgery over the years. The first edition is of course completely print-based because at that time we didn't have the internet. The second edition had some online content, but again was mostly text-based. With this edition, we put everything in color and there's a very significant online part of the book. So the online version is more complete than the text version and we've moved a lot of stuff that used to appear in the text version online in order to save space in the print edition. That allowed us to have everything redrawn in color and to eliminate redundancies.
They say that a picture's worth a thousand words, and a video's probably worth a thousand pictures, so being able to see somebody actually do the procedure is much more helpful than reading a piece of text about how to do it. The two actually complement each other because if you're not quite sure about some aspect, you can go back and check the text.
Why I Do This
I think it's really important that we have a definitive textbook for the specialty, and thought it was really important to continue that tradition. I was really pleased that we could make it relevant to the way people use textbooks today, by having 160 videos and so much searchable web content. For me, this was a huge opportunity to make some contribution to the specialty.
Peter C. Neligan, MB, FRCS(I), FRCSC, FACS, received his medical education at the University of Dublin, Trinity College, graduating MB, BCh, BAO in 1975. He obtained his FRCS in general surgery from the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland in 1980 and subsequently trained in Plastic Surgery in Dublin. In 1983 he moved to Toronto for fellowship training at the University of Toronto, completing fellowships in surgical research, pediatric plastic surgery, microvascular surgery, and burn surgery. Having obtained his FRCSC in Plastic Surgery, Dr. Neligan established practice in Sudbury, Ontario in 1987 before returning to the University of Toronto in 1991 to take up a position at the Wellesley Hospital as Director of the Ross Tilley Burn Unit. In 1993 he moved to Toronto General Hospital (TGH) where he specialized in oncologic reconstruction and reconstructive microsurgery. Dr. Neligan served as Chief of Plastic Surgery at TGH from 1996 until 2007. In 1996 he was appointed Chair of the University Division of Plastic Surgery. In 1999 he was appointed the Wharton Chair in Reconstructive Plastic Surgery, the first endowed chair in Plastic Surgery in Canada.
Dr. Neligan moved to Seattle, WA in July 2007 where he is now a Professor at the University of Washington in the Departments of Surgery and Otolaryngology/Head & Neck Surgery. He is active in numerous societies, and is past president of the Plastic Surgery Foundation, The American Society for Reconstructive Microsurgery and the North American Skull Base Society. Dr. Neligan currently serves on the Board of Directors for the American Society of Plastic Surgeons and is a past member of the Board of Directors for the American Head and Neck Society. He is the immediate past Chair of the Advisory Council for Plastic and Maxillofacial Surgery at the American College of Surgeons.
Dr. Neligan has authored 7 books, over 70 book chapters, and over 170 peer-reviewed papers. He is the series editor of the third edition of the 6-volume set, Plastic Surgery. He has made over 200 peer-reviewed presentations at national and international meetings as well as delivering numerous invited lectures. He has served as Visiting Professor to numerous institutions nationally and internationally. He sits on the Editorial Board of five journals and is Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Reconstructive Microsurgery.
Related Authors: Geoffrey C. Gurtner, MD, FACS; Richard Warren, MD, FRCSC; Eduardo D. Rodriguez, MD, DDS; Joseph E. Losee MD, FACS, FAAP; David H. Song MD, MBA, FACS; James C. Grotting, MD; James Chang, MD, FACS; Allen L. Van Beek, MD, FACS


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I vaguely remember carnival folk get really angry if you hit them on purpose. Maybe it's just if you are thirty instead of eleven.
My husband and I were at a carnival once. He decided to try one of the pistol games. He took one practice shot, then was able to compensate for the sight being completely off and won the game. The carny was ticked off. :D (Side note: both my husband and I have earned marksman medals.)
How does the carny rig the sights on the darts? And obviously they're sharp enough. How would you rig a darts-n-balloons game? Wooden balloons?
The ballons aren't inflated all the way, so the dart tends to bounce off rather than piercing it. A person would need to throw the dart very hard, which tends to sacrifice accuracy.
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Look at those cool soup bowls I forget the price, but they were a little under two bucks each. The casserole dish was only FOUR bucks, and the Junior Cook Book (which hasn't changed since the 1950's) was about seven dollars. What a steal, right?
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GOOD THINGS: Robert J. Dieter, Clinical Professor of Law at CU Law, was appointed by President Bush to the Board of Directors of the Legal Services Corporation.
Richard Kaufman, with Friedlob, Sanderson, Paulson & Toutillott, has been elected to a two-year term on the Emory University Law School Council, which advises the dean on strategic planning issues.
Faegre & Benson was selected for the professional services category "Dealmakers 2002" at the Denver Business Journal's Dealmakers Breakfast.
Metro Volunteer Lawyers awarded 100 Hour Certificates to Joel Cantrick, Megan Combs, ZoeAnn Corn, Richard Harris, Denise Mills, Andrew Newell, Carrie Rodgers, Russell Wasley and Heather Weckbaugh at a reception for their dedication to pro bono legal services. To learn more about MVL, call Barbara Chamberlain at (303) 866-9378.
James. A. Dierker, a shareholder at Berenbaum, Weinshienk & Eason, has been elected as the vice-chairman of the Board of Directors of the Bonfils Blood Center.
Alan Laff, with Laff Stein Campbell Tucker & Delaney, and Scott Levin, senior partner at Fisher, Sweetbaum & Levin, are two new members appointed to the Rose Community Foundation Board of Trustees' committees. Laff will serve on the Aging Committee and Levin on the Child and Family Development Committee. Laff has been very active with Rose, serving as chair of the Community Advisory Board of Rose Medical Center since 1995. Levin is president of the Board of Trustees of Congregation Emanuel.
Jack Trigg, director of Wheeler Trigg & Kennedy, has been named to the board of directors of the Colorado Civil Justice League. Lee A. Mickus, also a director with the firm, has been named co-chair of the group's legal advisory board.
IN THE NEWS: Judge Murray Richtel was in the Intermountain Jewish News concerning his experiences as a "quasi-journalist" in Israel.
In a "point-counterpoint" in the Denver Business Journal, Stephen Long, with Shughart, Thomson & Kilroy, took the side of leaving contingency fees the way they are, and Rick Snow, general counsel at J.D. Edwards & Co., and Scott Gessler, member of Hale Hackstaff & Tymkovich; (both are members of the Civil Justice League) advocated a cap on "excessive"attorney fees.
Linda Cohn, Joe Scheideler and Ed Lederman were quoted in the Denver Business Journal story in the March 8 issue. They apparently all agreed that people are not getting as many prenuptial agreements as they were in the past.
The Post reported that Mayor Webb chose Roger Cisneros, retired Denver District Judge and former state senator, and Boulder lawyer and former Colorado Supreme Court Justice Jean Dubofsky to oversee the audit of 3,400 Denver Police Department surveillance records of peaceful protesters and protesting groups.
Tama J. Kieves, an attorney-turned-writer, was the focus of a feature in the Intermountain Jewish News recently. Her book is "This Time I Dance: Trusting the Journey of Creating the Work You Love," a first-person account of her journey of self-discovery. The News also wrote a nice article about Attorney General Ken Salazar.
The Post had a good article and picture of Chief Justice Mary Mullarkey and how she's dealing with the MS that was diagnosed in 1994.
For the first time in its history, the University of Colorado School of Law cracked The Hispanic Business Magazine's Top 10 list of the best law schools for Hispanics. The survey ranks CU ninth in the nation.
CHANGES: Kevin W. Hecht and Frank D. Sledge have been selected as shareholder, and Matthew W. Tills has been selected as a non-equity partner at White & Steele.
Matthew J. Russo has been elected a member of Rader, Fishman & Grauer. Russo is a resident of the firm's Englewood office.
Michael Wozniak has joined the Denver office of Dorsey & Whitney as a partner in its Environmental, Natural Resources and Energy practice group.
Wheeler Trigg & Kennedy recently celebrate the fourth anniversary of its formation as a Denver-based trial firm and also welcomed four new lawyers: Vivian Benrey, Holly Sprenkle, Carey Taylor and Julie Walker. WTK has also signed a lease for 12,000 additional square feet of space at 1801 California St.—now it will occupy the entire 35th and 36th floors of the building.
Brandon Culter recently joined the Denver office of Jackson & Kelly, practicing in the areas of business and estate planning. He was previously with Preeo, Silverman, Green & Egle.
Gorsuch Kirgis welcomes Patricia Lester Clowdus, who joined the firm as Special Counsel in the Estate Planning and Administration Group.
Bradley K. Benson has become a shareholder of Robinson Waters & O'Dorisio.
MORE CHANGES: Eugene A. Lang Jr., former executive vice president, general counsel and secretary for Barrett Resources Corporation, has joined Davis Graham & Stubb's Oil and Gas group as of counsel. The firm's Brian T. Dolan retired from Davis, Graham & Stubbs after "31 generally wonderful, always interesting years." He has now "repotted" himself and become a principal in Resource Capital Funds, a venture capital firm investing in minerals projects worldwide. Reach him at email@example.com and (720) 946-1455.
The five-attorney firm of Norton Lidstone has merged into Burns, Figa & Will. New at Burns, Figa & Will are: Michael J. Norton, former U.S. Attorney for the District of Colorado, Herrick K. Lidstone Jr., member of the Colorado State Securities Board, Kristen Boublik and Rich Mitchell.
Morrison & Foerster announced that Eric Elliff has been named managing partner at the Denver office.
The Denver office of Patton Boggs announced that Gregory V. Johnson, formerly a partner in Rothgerber Johnson & Lyons, has joined the firm.
Ellen Rubright Ivy has joined McConnell Siderius Fleishchner Houghtaling & Craigmile as of counsel.
Kennedy & Christopher announced new shareholder Chad K. Billam, who focuses his practice on the defense of health care providers.
Featherstone DeSisto announced that William L. Gagnon has become a partner of the firm.
Melinda Beck joined Isaacson, Rosenbaum, Woods & Levy in March as an associate, and focuses her practice on conservation law, land use, real estate, and public law and policy matters.
LOCATION: Helen C. Shreves and Beth Henson are now office sharing in the Cherry Creek neighborhood. Each will continue her own full-time family law mediation practice.
Terry J. Ploski has relocated to Littleton Family Law Center, 1800 Littleton Blvd., Littleton CO. Phone: (303) 797-0408.
Gregory C. Parham has relocated his practice to: The Parham Law Firm, 7114 West Jefferson Ave., Suite 100, Lakewood, CO 80235. Phone: (303) 231-1030.
NEWS: J. Kent Miller said after reading Brooke Wunnicke's announcement that she is not retired, he asked that we print his news: "I'm not dead." Apparently he was omitted from the 2002 legal directory because he was deceased. He contacted the directory folks, who said "We've now changed your status in our database so you are no longer considered deceased." He is still of counsel to Miller and McCarren and the 2nd edition of his "Colorado Personal Injury Practice—Torts and Insurance" was published a year ago and updated annually. You can reach him at (303) 832-5412, email: email@example.com or 1075 Humboldt St., Denver, 80218.
CX: Retiring Judge Edwin G. Ruland did not move to North Dakota. Who said that?? He is now in Grand Junction.
THE PARK: If Phil Dufford, the wonderful man who used to write this column, was still with us, he would have taken his annual walk in Wash Park and reported on all the signs of spring he observed. He would have told us all to get out of the office for a bit and see the first yellow buds arising, the pale spray of pink, the grass deepening in hues of green and about all the children who are out there setting an example for us, romping and playing. We miss you Phil.
MORE GOOD THINGS: The Public Relations Society of America, Colorado Chapter, had Linda Cobb Reiley, a media law professor at the University of Denver, and two attorneys from Faegre & Benson, Christopher Beall and Natalie Hanlon-Leh speak at a recent luncheon.
We saw DBA President Bill Walter's face (and his family) in the Colorado Dealer, the official publication of the Colorado Automobile Dealers Association. They reprinted the Docket story from last July/August on Bill.
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Carl Maguire: Floriculture
Start immediately with "Egocentric, which, Maguire says, pits a static ostinato against a morphing ostinato. The tension created allows the musicians to work on finding their own places in the spaces that the tune creates. It should be noted here that this band has played these tunes and has had the time and freedom to negotiate their complexities. It's only then, says the composer, that the tunes "really start to sing. These are exceptional players, but each man's every note is at the service of making brilliant, involving music.
Fully reflective of how smart and playful Maguire, the tunes and the band are, "Chamber Social, for example, plays with the notion of the familiar. It's basically a single line that is thrown about by all the musicians, taking on seemingly new colors as each player gets it. It's an energetic workout that seems nutty and fully logical at once. That spirit is at work throughout Floriculture.
Track Listing: Egocentric; Denizen Green - For Mark Dresser; Jilly; Chamber Social; Subsurface; Ermes Marana - After Italo Calvino; The Nord Lord - For Gabriel.
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Abraham Lincoln's masterful leadership during the turbulent years of the Civil War made him one of our three greatest presidents. We'll recount Lincoln's remarkable life-and-times story including his lifelong love affair with first lady Mary Todd Lincoln. We'll discuss his leadership and consider the roles of his colorful cabinet and of influential women of that era, including Kate Chase and Clara Barton. We'll also consider Jennifer Chiaverini's novel, Mrs. Lincoln's Dressmaker—which brings Elizabeth Keckley's story to life—as well as the recent film, Lincoln. No need to have read the novel or seen the movie to enjoy this discussion!
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We can "eyeball" the equation . . .
The ellipse . .is:
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By Dan King - Newcastle United Club Reporter
Sammy Ameobi insists he's ready to make up for lost time in the season ahead after missing the second half of the previous campaign through injury.
He had been a regular impact substitute from the bench and broken into the England under-21 team before suffering a blow to his knee while playing for the Reserves against Wigan in January.
But he's worked hard to return to full fitness and showed during Saturday's 2-1 win over SC Braga that he's lost none of his pace, skill or trickery.
"The gaffer told me to express myself," 20-year-old Ameobi told nufc.co.uk. "He believes in the talent I am and he was backing me to run at players, and I wanted to do that and hopefully I can continue to do it.
"I'd played on Friday night (against Olympiakos) so to start off with I felt a bit stiff, but when I ran it off I felt good about myself, so I'm looking forward to keeping fit and continuing doing what I'm doing."
Goals from Demba Ba and Ryan Taylor were decisive as Newcastle won the Trofeu Internacional de Futebol do Giuadiana courtesy of their win against Braga and the previous night's draw with Olympiakos.
And beating a side who finished third in the Portuguese top flight last season and will be bidding to reach the Champions League group stages next month was pleasing for Ameobi.
"It was a massive achievement, I think," he said. "They're a great side and we knew it was going to be tough when we first came out but we stuck at it.
"We got a goal but unfortunately they got a goal back, but we still stuck and it, got the win and won the tournament, which is good.
"Everyone wants to win games and trophies, don't they? So it's good that we got to do that on Saturday and I'm looking forward to the season and seeing if we can get more trophies."
United fly back from the Algarve on Tuesday and Ameobi said of the trip: "I've really enjoyed it.
"I think getting a lot of game time is good for me, because I've been injured for a while, and I'm just enjoying being with the lads and stuff. It's a great bunch of lads.
"Obviously it was unfortunate what happened, but it's all in the past now and I'm back to doing what I'm doing.
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I was glad to see Frank Wielga's tribute to Gene Artemenko in the Nov. 7 issue of Credit Union Times. Those of us fortunate enough to participate in the candid "exchange of ideas" with Gene at the Aerospace Conference also remember his great sense of humor, his booming voice and ready laugh. He challenged all of us with his quick wit and thoughtful insights. I will miss Gene greatly. He made me think hard about what I was about and what our movement stands for. Thanks for recognizing one of our great leaders. Kevin Foster-Keddie CEO Washington State Employees Credit Union Olympia, Wash.


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Last week, members of the Rainforest Action Network converted all 85 San Francisco Bank of America ATMs into "Automated Truth Machines."
The activists used special non-adhesive stickers designed to look exactly like BoA's ATM interface. But instead of checking and savings accounts, these new menus offered a list of everything BoA customers' money is being used for, including investment in coal-fired power plants, foreclosure on Americans' homes, bankrolling of climate change, and paying for fat executive bonuses.
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The great and wonderful and amazing when topless Taylor Lautner was on the Superbowl special of Jimmy Fallon last night. Why was he there? Well there was the excuse of Breaking Dawn being released to DVD next week, but we all know the real reason he was on – to show those magnificent bulging biceps of his. The actual interview isn't all that long at all. Less talky, more bulgy I always say. Taylor gets into a friendly game of hit the plate with the ball with some New Orleans Saints quarterback. Sue me for not knowing who these people are, ok?! Take a look at the interview to catch a glimpse of Taylor in action.
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Biologists reported this week in Nature that they have identified two pathways through which chromosomes are rearranged in mammalian cells. These types of changes are associated with some cancers and inherited disorders in people."Our finding provides a target to prevent these rearrangements, so we could conceivably prevent cancer in some high-risk people," said senior author Edward P. (Paul) Hasty, D.V.M., of the School of Medicine at The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio. Partial funding came from the Cancer Therapy & Research Center at the UT Health Science Center San Antonio.The two pathways rearrange chromosomes by recombining DNA repeats that are naturally found in the genome, Dr. Hasty said. DNA, the chemical substance of genes, denatures and replicates during cell division and other processes. Repeats are sequences of DNA that are duplicated.Both pathways are important for the synthesis of DNA. "Therefore, we propose that chromosomal rearrangements occur as DNA is being synthesized," Dr. Hasty said.DNA repeats observed in cells affected by genetic mutationsThe experiments were conducted with mouse embryonic stem cells grown in tissue culture. The team measured the incidence of DNA repeats recombining in normal cells. This is called "repeat fusion." The scientists then looked for incidence of repeat fusion in cells affected by several genetic mutations. This analysis identified the two pathways and showed large, complicated rearrangements that involved DNA repeats on multiple chromosomes.During cell division, DNA is coiled into pairs of threadlike structures called the chromosomes. Each human cell has 22 numbered pairs of chromosomes called autosomes. The sex chromosomes are the 23rd pair in cells and determine a person's gender. Females have two X chromosomes, while males have an X and a Y chromosome."We hope the new findings will help us better understand the mechanisms that cause chromosomal instability, which causes some cancers in people," Dr. Hasty said.At the Health Science Center, Dr. Hasty is a professor in the Department of Molecular Medicine, has a laboratory at the UT Institute of Biotechnology, and is a faculty member of the Barshop Institute for Longevity and Aging Studies.
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2007 Dodge Nitro SXT 4dr SUV (3.7L 6cyl 6M)
It's roomy, smooth and has a very nice look. Lots of room and not an oversized SUV. Six cylinder is nice on gas vs SUV's with 8. Still love the car 4 months later. If you're sitting around giving thumbs down to reviews, maybe you should find another hobby - get out and live! I've been enjoying the outdoors and that is how you live!
2007 Dodge Nitro SXT 4dr SUV (3.7L 6cyl 6M)
Paint already discoloring on the fender, no way of checking the trans oil, wheel hubs needs to be replaced makes noise, a/c compresor gone needs to be changed, brakes done twice and 2 rotors replaced, wiper motor recalled and replaced, blower motor replaces twice, front seat plastic cover broken off just from exiting, 2 tire gage replaced without the 75.00 computer stem.
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no need to have computer tire gage that is truely a waste of consumer money to replace if anything dont make the stem plastic cuz the simpless touch they crack and for replacement at 75.00 can add up
2007 Dodge Nitro SXT 4dr SUV (3.7L 6cyl 6M)
When I first purchased this vehicle there were a few hiccups & Dodge service did a decent job of taking care of them. But as time has progressed the way things have been handled has gotten worse & worse. I have the lifetime power train & lifetime electrical warranties & now that dodge needs to make good on some things it's taking an insane amount of time for them to get the work complete. As of tomorrow they will have had my vehicle 3 1/2 weeks for a clutch & transmission issue. These issues are all over the internet & it still took them a really long time to diagnose & now even though there have been issues all along they are still charging me for the clutch.
I love the space and the way the interior is situated. Everything is easily within reach. The flip down seats allow for lots of space to haul things. The body is very stylish and I still get tons of people asking about the vehicle.
Better quality parts. Better follow up with customers, when you say you will update someone, do it and don't make them have to drag information out of you to find out what it going on. If it's going to be a week to get parts say it, not I'll let you know....being vague is only frustrating. Also back your product up, if you use subpar parts admit it and fix it dont' try and tell someone that it's normal wear and tear and charge them an arm & a leg for the repair it is ridiculous.
2007 Dodge Nitro SXT 4dr SUV (3.7L 6cyl 6M)
I am shocked that the issues with this vehicle has not been recalled for safety and public relations. My locks have gone out twice now, i replaced them only to have them go out again, door openers broke on both front doors. and air conditioning quit. locks and a/c are both electrical problems. Live in Texas can we say heat exhaustion in June...triple digit temps and I have no air. This is unacceptable. These are clearly factory defects that should be replaced at no cost to the owner. Did i mention I cant' even open my hatch because there is only one key lock on truck. Im livid with the vehicle the company and the local dealership could care less..just that almighty dollar. B.S.
postive note love the room the style of vehicle was a must have in 2007 it however has two badddd blind spots in the front window region. not good...Don't think i will ever purchase a dodge again.
require customer service a priority! remove blind spots. most of all take accountability in factory defects. my issues with this vehicle are factory defects with electrical system. wiring harness A/C controls and locking system. Take note of what customers are saying...Mine drives beautifully but I can't lock it and can't use my hatch or air conditioning. Im suffocating here in Texas with my 2 year old grandson. Give a dam!!!Please
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US people hate this vehicle so much. I have it for 2 years now - the UK/Euro version with 2.8crd VM diesel and it is just great! It is the sort of vehicle I was looking for years - 4WD, station, spacefull, strong but economic engine and looks great. I do bit of DH so I use to take loads of stuff with me when heading to the Alps. All my previous vehicles - scrappy jap MPV's were struggling with the load, sitting low, going slow(especially uphill) and the fuell consumption extremely high. Never have any mech problems, not even with the interior. yes, the quality of plastic is not great but this is workhorse not range rover, ok? problem with roofrails sorted by recall free
crd engine-economy of toyota corolla&power of a truck, design out&in, stereo system, level of equipment, rigidity of the body, driving characteristic on the higway improve with more load(weight) on the board-very unusual, 2wd/4wd switchable and simple, safety, internal space(for its size), towing capacity, stain resistant seats,
interior plastic, driver seat/steering wheel /pedals position-ergonomy,vague steering at speed= first feeling =does not want to go straight on the higway but after some experience its just ok, 6speed manual gearbox+clutch=really long travel both,rear axle suspension uncomfortable when going over bumbs, some prices of spare parts are hard to understand-the gate ramhead plastic badge cost more than whole tail light unit(?), only specific dodge branded roof rack fits the roof rails- hugely overpriced........but I can live with all of these minor problems (except those overpriced parts)
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Day use and campground open all day and all night.
First-come first-served camping, contact the park directly for information.
Picacho State Recreation Area
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Trailer: 30 Feet
Camper/Motorhome: 35 Feet
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Day use and campground open all day and all night.
Driving Directions to Picacho SRA
Camping and Lodging
Online reservations are not available for this park.
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No events scheduled at this moment.
100 years ago Picacho was a gold mining town with 100 citizens. Today the site is a State Park, popular with boaters, hikers, anglers and campers. The park offers diverse scenery, including beavertail cactus, wild burros, bighorn sheep and thousands of migratory waterfowl. (The park is on one leg of the Pacific Flyway.) Eight miles of the lower Colorado River are the recreation area's eastern border.
As in any desert country, travelers on this road should carry extra water and other essential supplies. All motor vehicles are required to stay on the authorized routes of travel in the recreation area. In case of trouble it is best to keep calm and remain near your vehicle and in the shade until help arrives.
Take the 24-mile (mostly unpaved) road north from Winterhaven near the Mexican border. The road to Picacho from Winterhaven is paved only for the first 6 of 24 miles. The last 18 miles is over a dirt road that is passable for cars and vehicles with trailers and motorhomes. At times during the summer thunderstorms are likely to cause flash flooding in the washes, temporarily making short sections of the road impassable.
For additional information or questions, please call the park office at (760) 996-2963.
Day Use Fees will be $10, $9 for seniors
Boat Launch Fees will be $5
Extra Vehicle Fees will be $10
For more information please visit the new fees list.
There are currently road closed detour signs posted on Picacho Rd. due to a road closure on S-24. Do NOT follow the detour. PICACHO ROAD IS OPEN TO LOCAL TRAFFIC. Safely navigate around the barricade and continue east on Picacho Road until the pavement ends at the All American Canal. Then follow the brown park signs 18 miles to Picacho SRA.
If you are using a mapping device or program make sure you are routed to Picacho SRA via Picacho Road from Winterhaven. The secondary route into the park from OgilbyRoad through Indian Pass is a 4X4 ONLY route. Two wheel drive and vehicles towing trailers should always access the park via Picacho Road from Winterhaven, CA.
Discover important information about Picacho State Recreation Area at this link: www.Friends4Picacho.org
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Last March, the Washington Wizards traded for Nene Hilario and soon learned the value of having a veteran player who can make significant on-court contributions. Nene's younger teammates listened to his advice, benefitted from his basketball acumen, improved their games by playing against him in practice, and had some late-season success.
Nene's positive impact was one of the primary reasons the Wizards acquired Emeka Okafor from New Orleans in a trade before the draft. They understood that Okafor gives them a big man who's capable of forming a defensive-minded, physical, rebounding duo with Nene and also substituting for him if he has to sit because of injury.
Okafor, who led Connecticut to a national title before becoming the face of the Charlotte Bobcats for six seasons, is also a responsible leader. On media day, Okafor was asked where the Wizards could find leadership with Nene and John Wall out during training camp due to injuries. He smiled and said, "That would be me, I guess."
The 6-foot-10 Okafor is comfortable playing that role because the then-expansion Bobcats drafted him second overall in 2004. At that time, Okafor was similar to Wall as a rookie two years ago, asked to lead his teammates before his feet were firmly on the ground. His face was on posters and billboards. In addition, he made promotional appearances.
"Time is the best teacher," said Okafor, who now has fewer off-court responsibilities and a lower profile on his third team in Washington. "It takes time because when you're young, you don't know. You hear it; you don't quite process it. You kind of nod your head and go. I know, because I was there. Now that I'm older, I see. I see young guys making those mistakes and I'm like, 'Oh, been there. Let's fix this.'"
Okafor is excited about the possibility of returning to the playoffs, and believes the Wizards have the talent to get there. He plans to help with the experience aspect.
"I've been a part of young teams throughout my whole career, so I have the advantage of knowing what to look for knowing what's going to happen down the road," Okafor said. "I'm looking for certain things and hopefully I can address it and problems that usually plague young teams won't plague us. It's okay to make mistakes, no one's perfect, it's human to make mistakes. That's how you really learn."


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DALLAS-Jason Dorsey, author and expert on millennials marketing strategy, will present "Y-Size Your Business: How Gen Y Employees and Customers Can Grow Your Business" on June 19 during the Dallas Total Home & Gift Market.
Known as "The Gen Y Guy," Dorsey has appeared on "60 Minutes," "20/20," CNBC, Fox News, "The Today Show," "The View" and other television shows. His presentation will include insights on millennials, including effective ways to connect with them and selling tactics. In a statement from Dallas Market Center, where the Dallas Total Home & Gift Market will take place from June 18-24, Dorsey said generation Y is expected to spend more than $1 trillion this year alone, and will likely outspend baby boomers by 2017.
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I have been watching off and on a lone Eagle that would come and feast on a deer carcass. Today he brought 2 of his friends although at times he was not into the sharing thing. It was amazing to watch these majestic creatures. I hope they will be back.
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My fantastic friend Michelle is the same size as me and whenever she comes round she always raids my wardrobe and tries stuff on. It's a running (half!) joke that I wont leave her alone in my bedroom in case she steals my clothes.
Michelle is getting married in a couple of months and she and her partner Sophie have asked the husband to take the wedding pictures. So the other Sunday, Michelle came over so the husband could have a play around with his camera taking shot of her. I used this opportunity to get us both wearing the same outfit so that people could see what clothes look like on people who are the same clothes size but different shapes ( I did something similar here with Gina).
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Trousers – Very.co.uk
Blouse – New Look
Jacket – ASOS last year (similar here)
Michelle is a fair bit taller than me, has longer legs, a shorter body, smaller boobs and wider hips. Overall I think she looks heaps better in the outfit than I do (no Michelle, that doesn't mean I'm going to donate it to your wardrobe!)…
The trousers are really comfortable and go all the way up to size 32! I pretty much wear them once a week in various outfits – sometimes with a blue t-shirt and black blazer, sometimes with a cardi and t-shirt. This outfit is one I wear for work a lot. The blazer is an anomaly for me – firstly, its pink! Secondly, its pink! Also, as something that is a light colour it has survived for over a year without being ruined by oil or something equally evil.
Some of you may recognise Michelle as the lady behind Redbows Boutique – a plus size vintage pop store. Michelle is now online and you can buy her amazing finds on etsy.
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A nice series of weaver bird nest photographs by Dillon Marsh.
In the vast barren landscapes of the southern Kalahari, Sociable Weaver Birds assume ownership of the telephone poles that cut across their habitat. Their burgeoning nests are at once inertly statuesque and teeming with life. The twigs and grass collected to build these nests combine to give strangely recognisable personalities to the otherwise inanimate poles.
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Visit Crystal River on a snorkel with the manatee tour to see Florida all year.
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Crystal River and Homosassa.
Snorkel or dive the lazy Rainbow River Florida.
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The view is breathtaking on Manatee Tours.
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American Pro Diving Center offers guided Crystal River dive and snorkel Manatee tours for over 18 years in florida. Our swim with the manatees tours are guided by in water professional divemasters and is just one of the reasons we received many awards from state and local educational systems as well as the National Geographic Dive Center Award from PADI and National Geographic. Experience manatee tours with all the comforts that a five star facility has to offer in Crystal River, Florida.
Offering 2 different locations.
Crystal River Swim with Manatee tour offers year round snorkel encounters with our gentle giants and if there are divers in the family there is something for everyone on this trip.
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Our trips are successful because the dive masters are committed to educating our guests on the manatees and the manners of being in their environment before and during each tour. The guides enter the water with you so that both you and the Manatees have a safe and enjoyable time even if you are new to snorkeling. By implementing the importance of our manatee education we are able to offer you a more successful and rewarding experience when swimming with the manatees. This can be the experience of a lifetime on our Crystal River manatee swim and snorkel excursion.
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Don't forget we offer more snorkeling and diving activities in the afternoon so your Florida vacation is truly enjoyed. People come from all over the world to see the manatee but miss seeing some of the Florida springs that are in our area. Imagine a fresh water spring that has over two hundred feet of visibility and the abundance of fish and turtles make for photo opportunities. Check out more snorkel tours and save on these afternoon trips just by Contact Us.
Scuba Diving year round gives divers a dive destination unmatched by any other location in the world. Cavern spring diving and drift dives offer finds like fossils, shells, shark teeth and the water is crystal clear. Bring your digital camera or take an A.O.W. or Manatee specialty class and we offer 12 different guided dives to choose from and discount packages to save money. Whether you snorkel or dive the whole family can enjoy this vacation experience together.
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The Hotel Casas Del Lago also provides a seasonal programme of daytime sporting activities, organised each day by their resident animation team, featuring archery, water polo and aerobics, as well as evening entertainment with a children's mini disco, which is then followed by either live music, cabaret or other professional shows several times each week.
In recognition of the high levels of overall customer satisfaction, the Hotel Casas Del Lago has been awarded the Thomas Cook Marque of Excellence Award 2007.
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Two hundred thousand "website hosting firms", all cPanel-based, yet uniquely named
The webspace hosting "diversity" and the web site hosting "offers" Google reveals to all of us boil down to merely one thing: cPanel. Under 100's of thousands of different web page hosting brand names. Imagine you are merely an average guy who's not well aware of (as most of us) with the website development procedures and the webspace hosting platforms, which actually power the respective domains and online portals . Are you prepared to make your hosting selection? Is there any web hosting option you can select? Of course there is, as of now there are more than 200k website hosting providers out there. Formally. Then where is the problem? Here's where: more than 98 percent of these more than two hundred thousand unique web site hosting brands all over the world will offer you literally the same cPanel web space hosting CP and platform, labeled differently, with literally the same price tags! WOW! That's how enormous the variety on the present web site hosting market is... Period.
The web site hosting LOTTERY we are all a piece of
Simple arithmetic reveals that to run into a non-cPanel based hosting company is a great strike of luck. There is a less than 1 in 50 chance that an event like that will take place! Less than one in fifty...
The strengths and weaknesses of the cPanel site hosting solution
Let's not be pitiless with cPanel. At least, in the years 2001-2004 cPanel was fashionable and presumably covered most web page hosting industry demands. To put it briefly, cPanel can do the job for you if you have only one single domain to host. But, if you have more domain names...
Negative Side Number 1: A laughable domain folder setup
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public_html/my-third-domain.com (an add-on domain)
public_html/my-third-wife (a folder part of my-default-domain.com)
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CEOs Can Resolve The Row Over CEO Pay
But do they want to? The issue," of course, is not absolute pay but setting pay in relation to performance and how to accomplish this beyond lip service. In the following at times heated exchange-few subjects draw blood quicker-among CEOs, CalPERS, directors, and compensation experts, most agree on the danger signals. How best to tie pay to shareholders' fortunes defies simple technique.


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The Institute for the Promotion of the Less than One Millimeter proudly presents The Micropolitan Museum of Microscopic Art Forms. [via]
Gorgeous photomicrography. Or microphotography. Whatever.
Deformation of a polyethylene folio . Polymer thin film after electric field and reactive ion etching. Cat tongue. Mouse epididymis. Meet the latest winners in Nikon's annual "Small World" photomicrography contest. The gallery goes all the way back to 1977. A little reminder that beauty is everywhere.
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Spring Cycle
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Ever listen to a CD filled with well-played music by first-rate, dedicated musicians whose credentials should justify its purchase and have to wait, and keep waiting, for something to happen? Vibist Steve Hobbs assembled a stellar group that includes trumpeter Tom Harrell, flutist Dave Valentin, tenorist Bob Malach and bassist Peter Washington for Spring Cycle (Random Chance). It's an adequate session, but one that lacks visceral excitement despite heroic efforts from Washington and drummer John Riley. Each track, except a blazing "On the Street Where You Live" and a cooking take on John Coltrane's "Mr. PC," is too mellow. Hobbs wrote five tunes, the best being "Spring Cycle" and "Jean," which both boast great changes, and pianist Bill O'Connell contributes three songs, the most imaginative being "Marionettes."


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|The 27th Alaska State Legislature, 2011 - 2012
House Acts to Raise Awareness of Elder Abuse & Calls for Promoting Care & Safety of Older Alaskans
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Posted: March 25, 2011
(Juneau) - The Alaska State House of Representatives today unanimously passed a resolution supporting Governor Sean Parnell and the Alaska Department of Health & Social Services' efforts to combat the escalating statewide problem of elder abuse.
We need to provide our elders with a sense of safety and protection - a measure of independence and dignity - not let this problem grow into an epidemic.
House Community & Regional Affairs Chair Rep. Cathy Muñoz, R-Juneau, sponsored the resolution, HCR 3, which follows the Majority Caucus' Guiding Principle of promoting safe and healthy communities.
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Shana! I've been trying to get ahold of you on Facebook. I have some friends I met in Korea (I taught with them and they are now back home in SA) who live in Durban who would like to meet up with you. They are awesome, and i know they would show you a good time. Check your FB wall so we can hopefully coordinate something. But I will warn you, I will be super jealously if you do see them because it's been over a year and I miss them terribly. Let me know! :-)
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I was picked up early in the morning from Umkomaas to begin my long bus ride to Port St. Johns. I left that morning reluctantly as I wished to have one more day to spend in town; but the feeling to continue onwards usually takes over...usually. I threw my bags on the bus, took a seat in the back and slept...and slept until 5 some hours of driving were behind us and we arrived at a fuel station for a toilet break. With my brain working 30% I wasn't in the chatty mode but the German gal next to me was. Oh but was she sweet...Annette. We discussed recommendations of places to stay along the coast and with that I was back to dreaming..
Some hours later we arrived at another fuel station. This time in Umtata, my stop. It looked like a chaotic party happening in the streets of Umtata. Yes, I gripped my bag a bit with the scene before me. Was I back in Asia? The driving turned horrendous. Surely we would run someone over with the free-for-all happening in the streets. We didn't but visions flashed before me. I was dropped at the station where I was met by a young guy, Ashley...AKA Bob Marley. He was Bob Marley x3 in size.
"Jungle Monkey?" he said to me.
"I guess so..." I replied with a smirk.
Jungles Monkey was the name of the hostel I booked with. And it was a jungle let me tell you.
He walked me to the jeep where I was met by Mike, the hostel owner. I was a bit confused as to who was who, why Bob Marley was escorting me to the truck and then who was this baby? Little Molly showed up...a darling little baby with her mom...I thought I was getting picked up by another bus to take me into the town of Pt. St. Johns, but instead a random bunch of people and a baby?
I found myself with Molly on my lap within minutes of taking off in the stuffy, non AC jeep...of course right? I figured out the situation with a few initial questions
We made a few stops before actually getting out of town...at McDonalds of course (I resisted the urge), the grocery store with lines making anyone break a sweat and a toilet break. And then I was back to my preferred state of sleeping for the remainder of the drive. Yes, despite curvy roads, around the mountains, up and down...I slept.
Within hours we had arrived. I was shown around the hostel, taken to my dorm and encouraged to join the others for drinks. With a smile I nodded my head but everything in me said no. I wanted a quiet evening. An evening to myself...no talking, just me...alone.
There was a room nearby my dorm with couches, a fireplace and dining area. I plopped myself down with my random assortments of papers stuffed in my backpack and organized for a bit before laying my head down. I had come a long ways...I would not so much have leaned back on some of the hostel couches I've been around and now...well now my head face down, and I was drooling on it.
I woke up apparently a bit later than everyone else the following morning. There's nothing like wiping the crusties from your eyes as you walk outside for a free cup of hostel coffee and see everyone looking awake, alert, ready for the day
Well, my being alone changed quickly. I wasn't able to seperate myself from the others too long. Let's just say my original plan of staying one and a half days in Pt. St. Johns turned into almost a week. I fell in love...
Oh this is fun. I know what you're all thinking but no...I fell in love with this part of Africa, Pt. St. Johns. The scenery was stunning...some of the best. The sea was just breathtaking...the views from the tops of the mountains...unbelievable. What more could I ask for? The small town several minutes walking from the hostel was authentic, full of life, energy, people, culture. I loved it. The small, one and only coffee shop was just perfect set in the background of the towns chaos. I envisioned much as I sat there and sipped...
Two young guys, 20 and 21...Luyanda and Pitzo quickly became my favorite people at the hostel
"Are we in the jungle...really, are we in the jungle?" Of course it was me asking this obvious quiestion.
Unreal. The jungle of Africa. And to think the boys told us girls we could wear flip flops for the hike..flip flops! They went barefeet...I was in my hiking gear and still had issues. But these were the real African jungle boys! Such sweet guys who I thouroughly enjoyed spending time with for nearly a week. I asked them questions...and questions, we talked and talked... Luyanda quiet, Pitzo a chatter-box. They took me to the markets, we had dinners, hikes, the beach...I felt like the mother of these boys...in a fun 'mother' way though.
Music. Every evening there was live music at the hostel. Several very, very talented musicians, singer-songwriters live at the hostel and play music...they have been for quite some time and let me tell you this young woman Tabbs (if I'm spelling that right) is American Idol star all the way (but of course it would be African Idol) Stunning. She will make everything in your soul stir... I'm not kidding. Her music will be world-wide once she decides to move forward with it
In the evenings Hanni and Mike (the owners) would often take everyone up to the top of the mountain for sunset in the jeep. The ride a bit bumpy and crazy of course but much fun. To see that kind of beauty at the end of the day, day after day was something...I was overwhelmed with the 'why me?' thoughts...
One of the greatest 2 hours in Pt. St. Johns was spent whale and dolphin watching. A group of girls and I got on the boat and went out in search of something moving, jumping, twirling...anything, in the water. And wow, we sure saw it. Not one, three or five whales...whales here, there and everywhere. They came so close to the boat if I had Inspector Gadget arms I could've made it happen for myself. I couldn't stop smiling. And couldn't stop mumbling not so nice things to my camera as it was OUT OF BATTERY and MEMORY. Who does that...the worst timing ever!
A day to not forget. And the dolphins...we must have seen one hundred in total out at sea. Wow. No other words. I loved being back on the water...becoming a favorite place of mine
One afternoon while relaxing in the hammock, I saw a man from a distance approaching the hostel with his backpack on...who was the new guest at the hostel... Ah. It was a Latino man. I had to laugh. And then I told myself to stay away Shana...
That evening I had dinner with Luyanda and Pitzo, salmon as a matter a fact...and Mr Latino man, Gibran, was interested in travel chat. I was polite with my responses but short with extensive answers. The following day I found myself in town at the market, picking out food to make that evening with Mr Gibran. A funny guy...he had a way of making grocery shopping interesting, and somehow embarassing for me as well.
That day he and I took a hike with vague directions, a destination in mind and somehow a random dog to join us. Not sure where this dog came from but he hiked with us for hours. A sweet dog with a seeming need for adventure. So we adopted him for the day.
Talk about a bush hike through the jungle...if that wasn't it I don't know what is. Gibran lead the way as there was no path to be had...they always say make your own path in life right? With blood, cuts and an itchy body I made it through. And of course a little complaining to emphasize it all. Even the poor dog was reluctant as we made our way through the bush...
We came across a village at the top of the mountain where we met these beautiful children who initially were skeptical of 'the three of us,' but within minutes they were following us down the dirt road. Great kids. And that's what I love. That's what it's all about. Meeting random people in random places...finding a new place to explore, not having full knowing of what's to come...have to love it.
What was to be a short stay in Pt. St. Johns became an extended stay...a wonderful stay with many memories. I am left with a desire to go back...to return...one day.
Quote of the day: If you spend your energy trying to control your life, you'll never use your energy to create a life.


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Stockton on Tees is an industrial town in County Durham, north-east England, located on the River Tees. It achieved renown as being the first terminus of the Stockton and Darlington Railway, the world's first public railway to employ steam locomotives; and is also famous for its High Street, which, doubling as a market place, is the widest in England. Harold Macmillan was MP for Stockton 1924-29 and 1931–45, and his experiences in the depression-hit town helped to mould his centrist brand of Conservatism. When he was ennobled, he chose to take the title Earl of Stockton..


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I fled Him, down the nights and down the days; I fled Him, down the arches of the years; I fled Him, down the labyrinthine ways, Of my own mind; and in the mist of tears, I hid from Him, and under running laughter. Up vistaed hopes I sped; And shot, precipitated, Adown Titanic glooms of chasmèd fears, From those strong Feet that followed, followed after. But with unhurrying chase, And unperturbèd pace, Deliberate speed, majestic instancy, They beat - and a Voice beat - More instant than the Feet - 'All things betray thee, who betrayest Me.'
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OBJECT: The aim of this study was to demonstrate the anatomy of the quadrigeminal cistern, define the anatomic landmarks, and measure the extension of the cistern in the living by using magnetic resonance (MR) cisternography with 3-dimensional reconstruction.
METHODS: The quadrigeminal cistern was examined in 38 patients. We focused on measurements of the superior, posterior, and lateral limits; the anterior and posterior maximal rostrocaudal diameter; the distance between the right and left superior colliculus and the right and left inferior colliculus; and the angle between the quadrigeminal plate and pineal gland.
RESULTS: The highest variability was observed for the posterior rostrocaudal diameter with a standard deviation of 3.1 and a range from 8 to 21.1 mm followed by the anterior-posterior diameter with a standard deviation of 2.8 and a range from 6.4 to 16.5 mm. In all cases the distance between the right and left superior colliculus (13.3 ± 1.8 mm; mean ± SD) was longer than the distance between the right and left inferior colliculus (11.4 ± 1.3 mm; mean ± SD). We classified 2 types of cisterns: closed cisterns with angles between the quadrigeminal plate and the pineal gland ranging from 39° to 63° and open cisterns with angles ranging from 63° to 76°. The analysis of variability by age and sex showed no significant differences.
CONCLUSIONS: The MR cisternography with 3-dimensional reconstruction was a simple and noninvasive tool providing detailed anatomic information in the living. It allowed measurement of the high variability of morphology of the quadrigeminal cistern. We defined the lateral landmarks and identified the lateral limit of the cistern. We classified the different shapes of the quadrigeminal cistern as open or closed cisterns. This can be helpful in the choice of the surgical approach to the lesions arising in this area.
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Stephen J. Cina, M.D. ,Chief Medical Examiner
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The Medical Examiner shall investigate any human death that falls within any or all of the following categories: criminal violence, suicide, accident, suddenly when in apparent good health, unattended by a licensed physician, suspicious or unusual circumstances, criminal abortion, poisoning or attributable to an adverse reaction to drugs and/or alcohol, diseases constituting a threat to public health, disease or injury or toxic agent resulting from employment, during some medical diagnostic or therapeutic procedures, in any prison or penal institution, when involuntarily confined or in police custody, when any human body is to be cremated, unidentified bodies.
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The exact distribution of this species is poorly known. Fraser's dolphin has a pantropical distribution, largely between 30°N and 30°S in all three major oceans (Jefferson and Leatherwood 1994; Dolar 2002). Strandings in temperate areas (Victoria in Australia, Brittany and Uruguay) may represent extralimital forays connected with temporary oceanographic anomalies such as the world-wide El Niño phenomenon in 1983-84, during which a mass stranding occurred in France (Perrin et al. 1994). Bones et al. (1998) reported on a stranding on the coast of Scotland.