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Mechanism Of Action
Salmeterol is a selective LABA. In vitro studies show salmeterol to be at least 50 times more selective for beta2-adrenoceptors than albuterol. Although beta2-adrenoceptors are the predominant adrenergic receptors in bronchial smooth muscle and beta1-adrenoceptors are the predominant receptors in the heart, there are also beta2-adrenoceptors in the human heart comprising 10% to 50% of the total beta-adrenoceptors. The precise function of these receptors has not been established, but their presence raises the possibility that even selective beta2- agonists may have cardiac effects.
The pharmacologic effects of beta2-adrenoceptor agonist drugs, including salmeterol, are at least in part attributable to stimulation of intracellular adenyl cyclase, the enzyme that catalyzes the conversion of adenosine triphosphate (ATP) to cyclic-3',5'-adenosine monophosphate (cyclic AMP). Increased cyclic AMP levels cause relaxation of bronchial smooth muscle and inhibition of release of mediators of immediate hypersensitivity from cells, especially from mast cells.
In vitro tests show that salmeterol is a potent and long-lasting inhibitor of the release of mast cell mediators, such as histamine, leukotrienes, and prostaglandin D2, from human lung. Salmeterol inhibits histamine-induced plasma protein extravasation and inhibits plateletactivating factor-induced eosinophil accumulation in the lungs of guinea pigs when administered by the inhaled route. In humans, single doses of salmeterol administered via inhalation aerosol attenuate allergen-induced bronchial hyper-responsiveness.
Inhaled salmeterol, like other beta-adrenergic agonist drugs, can produce dose-related cardiovascular effects and effects on blood glucose and/or serum potassium [see WARNINGS AND PRECAUTIONS]. The cardiovascular effects (heart rate, blood pressure) associated with salmeterol inhalation aerosol occur with similar frequency, and are of similar type and severity, as those noted following albuterol administration.
The effects of rising inhaled doses of salmeterol and standard inhaled doses of albuterol were studied in volunteers and in subjects with asthma. Salmeterol doses up to 84 mcg administered as inhalation aerosol resulted in heart rate increases of 3 to 16 beats/min, about the same as albuterol dosed at 180 mcg by inhalation aerosol (4 to 10 beats/min). Adult and adolescent subjects receiving 50-mcg doses of salmeterol inhalation powder (n = 60) underwent continuous electrocardiographic monitoring during two 12-hour periods after the first dose and after 1 month of therapy, and no clinically significant dysrhythmias were noted. Also, pediatric patients receiving 50-mcg doses of salmeterol inhalation powder (n = 67) underwent continuous electrocardiographic monitoring during two 12-hour periods after the first dose and after 3 months of therapy, and no clinically significant dysrhythmias were noted.
In 24-week clinical studies in patients with COPD, the incidence of clinically significant abnormalities on the predose ECGs at Weeks 12 and 24 in patients who received salmeterol 50 mcg was not different compared with placebo.
No effect of treatment with salmeterol 50 mcg was observed on pulse rate and systolic and diastolic blood pressure in a subset of patients with COPD who underwent 12-hour serial vital sign measurements after the first dose (n = 91) and after 12 weeks of therapy (n = 74). Median changes from baseline in pulse rate and systolic and diastolic blood pressure were similar for patients receiving either salmeterol or placebo [see ADVERSE REACTIONS].
Concomitant Use of SEREVENT DISKUS With Other Respiratory Medications
Short-Acting Beta2-Agonists: In two 12-week repetitive-dose clinical trials in adult and adolescent subjects with asthma (N = 149), the mean daily need for additional beta2-agonist in subjects using SEREVENT DISKUS was approximately 1/ inhalations/day. Twenty-six percent (26%) of the subjects in these trials used between 8 and 24 inhalations of short-acting betaagonist per day on 1 or more occasions. Nine percent (9%) of the subjects in these trials averaged over 4 inhalations/day over the course of the 12-week trials. No increase in frequency of
cardiovascular events was observed among the 3 subjects who averaged 8 to 11 inhalations/day; however, the safety of concomitant use of more than 8 inhalations/day of short-acting beta2- agonist with SEREVENT DISKUS has not been established. In 29 subjects who experienced worsening of asthma while receiving SEREVENT DISKUS during these trials, albuterol therapy administered via either nebulizer or inhalation aerosol (1 dose in most cases) led to improvement in FEV1 and no increase in occurrence of cardiovascular adverse events.
In 2 clinical trials in subjects with COPD, the mean daily need for additional beta2- agonist for subjects using SEREVENT DISKUS was approximately 4 inhalations/day. Twentyfour percent (24%) of subjects using SEREVENT DISKUS averaged 6 or more inhalations of albuterol per day over the course of the 24-week trials. No increase in frequency of cardiovascular adverse reactions was observed among subjects who averaged 6 or more inhalations per day.
Methylxanthines: The concurrent use of intravenously or orally administered methylxanthines (e.g., aminophylline, theophylline) by subjects receiving salmeterol has not been completely evaluated. In 1 clinical trial in subjects with asthma, 87 subjects receiving SEREVENT Inhalation Aerosol 42 mcg twice daily concurrently with a theophylline product had adverse event rates similar to those in 71 subjects receiving SEREVENT Inhalation Aerosol without theophylline. Resting heart rates were slightly higher in the subjects on theophylline but were little affected by therapy with SEREVENT Inhalation Aerosol.
In 2 clinical trials in subjects with COPD, 39 subjects receiving SEREVENT DISKUS concurrently with a theophylline product had adverse event rates similar to those in 302 subjects receiving SEREVENT DISKUS without theophylline. Based on the available data, the concomitant administration of methylxanthines with SEREVENT DISKUS did not alter the observed adverse event profile.
Cromoglycate: In clinical trials, inhaled cromolyn sodium did not alter the safety profile of salmeterol when administered concurrently.
Salmeterol xinafoate, an ionic salt, dissociates in solution so that the salmeterol and 1- hydroxy-2-naphthoic acid (xinafoate) moieties are absorbed, distributed, metabolized, and eliminated independently. Salmeterol acts locally in the lung; therefore, plasma levels do not predict therapeutic effect.
Because of the small therapeutic dose, systemic levels of salmeterol are low or undetectable after inhalation of recommended doses (50 mcg of salmeterol inhalation powder twice daily). Following chronic administration of an inhaled dose of 50 mcg of salmeterol inhalation powder twice daily, salmeterol was detected in plasma within 5 to 45 minutes in 7 subjects with asthma; plasma concentrations were very low, with mean peak concentrations of 167 pg/mL at 20 minutes and no accumulation with repeated doses.
The percentage of salmeterol bound to human plasma proteins averages 96% in vitro over the concentration range of 8 to 7,722 ng of salmeterol base per milliliter, much higher concentrations than those achieved following therapeutic doses of salmeterol.
Salmeterol base is extensively metabolized by hydroxylation, with subsequent elimination predominantly in the feces. No significant amount of unchanged salmeterol base was detected in either urine or feces.
An in vitro study using human liver microsomes showed that salmeterol is extensively metabolized to a-hydroxysalmeterol (aliphatic oxidation) by CYP3A4. Ketoconazole, a strong inhibitor of CYP3A4, essentially completely inhibited the formation of a-hydroxysalmeterol in vitro.
In 2 healthy adult subjects who received 1 mg of radiolabeled salmeterol (as salmeterol xinafoate) orally, approximately 25% and 60% of the radiolabeled salmeterol was eliminated in urine and feces, respectively, over a period of 7 days. The terminal elimination half-life was about 5.5 hours (1 volunteer only).
The xinafoate moiety has no apparent pharmacologic activity. The xinafoate moiety is highly protein bound (greater than 99%) and has a long elimination half-life of 11 days.
Drug Interactions
Inhibitors of Cytochrome P450 3A4: Ketoconazole: In a placebocontrolled crossover drug interaction trial in 20 healthy male and female subjects, coadministration of salmeterol (50 mcg twice daily) and the strong CYP3A4 inhibitor ketoconazole (400 mg once daily) for 7 days resulted in a significant increase in plasma salmeterol exposure as determined by a 16-fold increase in AUC (ratio with and without ketoconazole 15.76 [90% CI: 10.66, 23.31]) mainly due to increased bioavailability of the swallowed portion of the dose. Peak plasma salmeterol concentrations were increased by 1.4-fold (90% CI: 1.23, 1.68). Three (3) out of 20 subjects (15%) were withdrawn from salmeterol and ketoconazole coadministration due to beta-agonist-mediated systemic effects (2 with QTc prolongation and 1 with palpitations and sinus tachycardia). Coadministration of salmeterol and ketoconazole did not result in a clinically significant effect on mean heart rate, mean blood potassium, or mean blood glucose. Although there was no statistical effect on the mean QTc, coadministration of salmeterol and ketoconazole was associated with more frequent increases in QTc duration compared with salmeterol and placebo administration.
Erythromycin: In a repeat-dose trial in 13 healthy subjects, concomitant administration of erythromycin (a moderate CYP3A4 inhibitor) and salmeterol inhalation aerosol resulted in a 40% increase in salmeterol Cmax at steady state (ratio with and without erythromycin 1.4 [90% CI: 0.96, 2.03], P = 0.12), a 3.6-beat/min increase in heart rate ([95% CI: 0.19, 7.03], P < 0.04), a 5.8-msec increase in QTc interval ([95% CI: -6.14, 17.77], P = 0.34), and no change in plasma potassium.
Animal Toxicology And/Or Pharmacology
Studies in laboratory animals (minipigs, rodents, and dogs) have demonstrated the occurrence of cardiac arrhythmias and sudden death (with histologic evidence of myocardial necrosis) when beta-agonists and methylxanthines are administered concurrently. The clinical relevance of these findings is unknown.
Clinical Studies
The initial trials supporting the approval of SEREVENT DISKUS for the treatment of asthma did not require the regular use of inhaled corticosteroids. However, for the treatment of asthma, SEREVENT DISKUS is currently indicated only as concomitant therapy with an inhaled corticosteroid [see INDICATIONS AND USAGE].
Adult and Adolescent Subjects Aged 12 Years and Older
In 2 randomized doubleblind trials, SEREVENT DISKUS was compared with albuterol inhalation aerosol and placebo in adolescent and adult subjects with mild-to-moderate asthma (protocol defined as 50% to 80% predicted FEV1, actual mean of 67.7% at baseline), including subjects who did and who did not receive concurrent inhaled corticosteroids. The efficacy of SEREVENT DISKUS was demonstrated over the 12-week period with no change in effectiveness over this time period (see Figure 1). There were no gender- or age-related differences in safety or efficacy. No development of tachyphylaxis to the bronchodilator effect was noted in these trials. FEV1 measurements (mean change from baseline) from these two 12-week trials are shown in Figure 1 for both the first and last treatment days.
Figure 1: Serial 12-Hour FEV1 From Two 12-Week Clinical
Trials in Subjects With Asthma
Table 4 shows the treatment effects seen during daily treatment with SEREVENT DISKUS for 12 weeks in adolescent and adult subjects with mild-to-moderate asthma.
Table 4: Daily Efficacy Measurements in Two 12-Week
Clinical Trials (Combined Data) Parameter Time Placebo
|Albuterol Inhalation Aerosol
|No. of randomized subjects
|Mean AM peak expiratory
|flow (L/min)
|12 weeks
|Mean % days with no asthma
|12 weeks
|Mean % nights with no
|12 weeks
|Rescue medications (mean
|no. of inhalations per day)
|12 weeks
|Asthma exacerbations (%)
|aStatistically superior to placebo and
albuterol (P < 0.001).
bStatistically superior to placebo (P < 0.001).
Maintenance of efficacy for periods up to 1 year has been documented.
SEREVENT DISKUS and SEREVENT Inhalation Aerosol were compared with placebo in 2 additional randomized double-blind clinical trials in adolescent and adult subjects with mildto- moderate asthma. SEREVENT DISKUS 50 mcg and SEREVENT Inhalation Aerosol 42 mcg, both administered twice daily, produced significant improvements in pulmonary function compared with placebo over the 12-week period. While no statistically significant differences were observed between the active treatments for any of the efficacy assessments or safety evaluations performed, there were some efficacy measures on which the metered-dose inhaler appeared to provide better results. Similar findings were noted in 2 randomized, single-dose, crossover comparisons of SEREVENT DISKUS and SEREVENT Inhalation Aerosol for the prevention of EIB. Therefore, while SEREVENT DISKUS was comparable to SEREVENT Inhalation Aerosol in clinical trials in mild-to-moderate subjects with asthma, it should not be assumed that they will produce clinically equivalent outcomes in all subjects.
Subjects on Concomitant Inhaled Corticosteroids: In 4 clinical trials in adult and adolescent subjects with asthma (N = 1,922), the effect of adding SEREVENT Inhalation Aerosol to inhaled corticosteroid therapy was evaluated over a 24-week treatment period. The trials compared the addition of salmeterol therapy to an increase (at least doubling) of the inhaled corticosteroid dose.
Two randomized, double-blind, controlled, parallel-group clinical trials (N = 997) enrolled subjects (aged 18 to 82 years) with persistent asthma who were previously maintained but not adequately controlled on inhaled corticosteroid therapy. During the 2-week run-in period, all subjects were switched to beclomethasone dipropionate (BDP) 168 mcg twice daily. Subjects still not adequately controlled were randomized to either the addition of SEREVENT Inhalation Aerosol 42 mcg twice daily or an increase of BDP to 336 mcg twice daily. As compared with the doubled dose of BDP, the addition of SEREVENT Inhalation Aerosol resulted in statistically significantly greater improvements in pulmonary function and asthma symptoms, and statistically significantly greater reduction in supplemental albuterol use. The percent of subjects who experienced asthma exacerbations overall was not different between groups (i.e., 16.2% in the group receiving SEREVENT Inhalation Aerosol versus 17.9% in the higher-dose beclomethasone dipropionate group).
Two randomized, double-blind, controlled, parallel-group clinical trials (N = 925) enrolled subjects (aged 12 to 78 years) with persistent asthma who were previously maintained but not adequately controlled on prior asthma therapy. During the 2- to 4-week run-in period, all subjects were switched to fluticasone propionate 88 mcg twice daily. Subjects still not adequately controlled were randomized to either the addition of SEREVENT Inhalation Aerosol 42 mcg twice daily or an increase of fluticasone propionate to 220 mcg twice daily. As compared with the increased (2.5 times) dose of fluticasone propionate, the addition of SEREVENT Inhalation Aerosol resulted in statistically significantly greater improvements in pulmonary function and asthma symptoms, and statistically significantly greater reductions in supplemental albuterol use. Fewer subjects receiving SEREVENT Inhalation Aerosol experienced asthma exacerbations than those receiving the higher dose of fluticasone propionate (8.8% versus 13.8%).
Table 5 shows the treatment effects seen during daily treatment with SEREVENT Inhalation Aerosol for 24 weeks in adolescent and adult subjects with mild-to-moderate asthma.
Onset of Action: During the initial treatment day in several multiple-dose clinical trials with SEREVENT DISKUS in subjects with asthma, the median time to onset of clinically significant bronchodilatation ( ≥ 15% improvement in FEV1) ranged from 30 to 48 minutes after a 50-mcg dose.
One hour after a single dose of 50 mcg of SEREVENT DISKUS, the majority of subjects had ≥ 15% improvement in FEV1. Maximum improvement in FEV1 generally occurred within 180 minutes, and clinically significant improvement continued for 12 hours in most subjects.
Pediatric Subjects
In a randomized, double-blind, controlled trial (N = 449), 50 mcg of SEREVENT DISKUS was administered twice daily to pediatric subjects with asthma who did and who did not receive concurrent inhaled corticosteroids. The efficacy of salmeterol inhalation powder was demonstrated over the 12-week treatment period with respect to periodic serial PEF (36% to 39% postdose increase from baseline) and FEV1 (32% to 33% postdose increase from baseline). Salmeterol was effective in demographic subgroup analyses (gender and age) and was effective when coadministered with other inhaled asthma medications such as short-acting bronchodilators and inhaled corticosteroids. A second randomized, double-blind, placebocontrolled trial (N = 207) with 50 mcg of salmeterol inhalation powder via an alternate device supported the findings of the trial with the DISKUS.
Salmeterol Multi-center Asthma Research Trial
The SMART trial was a randomized double-blind trial that enrolled LABA-naive subjects with asthma (average age of 39 years; 71% Caucasian, 18% African American, 8% Hispanic) to assess the safety of salmeterol (SEREVENT Inhalation Aerosol) 42 mcg twice daily over 28 weeks compared with placebo when added to usual asthma therapy.
A planned interim analysis was conducted when approximately half of the intended number of subjects had been enrolled (N = 26,355), which led to premature termination of the trial. The results of the interim analysis showed that subjects receiving salmeterol were at increased risk for fatal asthma events (see Table 5 and Figure 2). In the total population, a higher rate of asthma-related death occurred in subjects treated with salmeterol than those treated with placebo (0.10% versus 0.02%, relative risk: 4.37 [95% CI: 1.25, 15.34]).
Post-hoc subpopulation analyses were performed. In Caucasians, asthma-related death occurred at a higher rate in subjects treated with salmeterol than in subjects treated with placebo (0.07% versus 0.01%, relative risk: 5.82 [95% CI: 0.70, 48.37]). In African Americans also, asthma-related death occurred at a higher rate in subjects treated with salmeterol than those treated with placebo (0.31% versus 0.04%, relative risk: 7.26 [95% CI: 0.89, 58.94]). Although the relative risks of asthma-related death were similar in Caucasians and African Americans, the estimate of excess deaths in subjects treated with salmeterol was greater in African Americans because there was a higher overall rate of asthma-related death in African American subjects (see Table 5).
Post-hoc analyses in pediatric subjects aged 12 to 18 years were also performed. Pediatric subjects accounted for approximately 12% of subjects in each treatment arm. Respiratory-related death or life-threatening experience occurred at a similar rate in the salmeterol group (0.12% [2/1,653]) and the placebo group (0.12% [2/1,622]; relative risk: 1.0 [95% CI: 0.1, 7.2]). Allcause hospitalization, however, was increased in the salmeterol group (2% [35/1,653]) versus the placebo group (less than 1% [16/1,622]; relative risk: 2.1 [95% CI: 1.1, 3.7]).
The data from the SMART trial are not adequate to determine whether concurrent use of inhaled corticosteroids or other long-term asthma control therapy mitigates the risk of asthmarelated death.
Table 5: Asthma-Related Deaths in the 28-Week
Salmeterol Multi-center Asthma Research Trial (SMART)
|Salmeterol n (%a)
|Placebo n (%a)
|Relative Riskb (95% Confidence Interval)
|Excess Deaths Expressed per 10,000 Subjectsc (95% Confidence Interval)
|Total Populationd
Salmeterol: n = 13,176
Placebo: n = 13,179
|13 (0.10%)
|3 (0.02%)
(1.25, 15.34)
(3, 13)
Salmeterol: n = 9,281
Placebo: n = 9,361
(0.70, 48.37)
(1, 10)
|African American
Salmeterol: n = 2,366
Placebo: n = 2,319
(0.89, 58.94)
(8, 46)
|a Life-table 28-week estimate, adjusted
according to the subjects' actual lengths of exposure to study treatment to
account for early withdrawal of subjects from the study.
bRelative risk is the ratio of the rate of asthma-related death in the salmeterol group and the rate in the placebo group. The relative risk indicates how many more times likely an asthmarelated death occurred in the salmeterol group than in the placebo group in a 28-week treatment period.
c Estimate of the number of additional asthma-related deaths in subjects treated with salmeterol in SMART, assuming 10,000 patients received salmeterol for a 28-week treatment period. Estimate calculated as the difference between the salmeterol and placebo groups in the rates of asthma-related death multiplied by 10,000.
d The Total Population includes the following ethnic origins listed on the case report form: Caucasian, African American, Hispanic, Asian, and "Other." In addition, the Total Population includes those subjects whose ethnic origin was not reported. The results for Caucasian and African American subpopulations are shown above. No asthma-related deaths occurred in the Hispanic (salmeterol n = 996, placebo n = 999), Asian (salmeterol n = 173, placebo n = 149), or "Other" (salmeterol n = 230, placebo n = 224) subpopulations. One asthma-related death occurred in the placebo group in the subpopulation whose ethnic origin was not reported (salmeterol n = 130, placebo n = 127).
Figure 2: Cumulative Incidence of Asthma-Related
Deaths in the 28-Week Salmeterol Multi-center Asthma Research Trial (SMART), by
Duration of Treatment
Exercise-Induced Bronchospasm
In 2 randomized, single-dose, crossover trials in adolescents and adults with EIB (N = 52), 50 mcg of SEREVENT DISKUS prevented EIB when dosed 30 minutes prior to exercise. For some subjects, this protective effect against EIB was still apparent up to 8.5 hours following a single dose (see Table 6).
Table 6: Results of 2 Exercise-Induced Bronchospasm
Studies in Adolescents and Adults
|% Total
|% Total
|0.5-Hour postdose exercise challenge
|% Fall in FEV1
|< 10%
|≥ 10%, < 20%
|≥ 20%
|Mean maximal % fall in FEV1 (SE)
|-25% (1.8)
|-11% (1.9)
|8.5-Hour postdose exercise challenge
|% Fall in FEV1
|< 10%
|≥ 10%, < 20%
|≥ 20%
|Mean maximal % fall in FEV1 (SE)
|-27% (1.5)
|-16% (2.0)
In 2 randomized trials in children aged 4 to 11 years with asthma and EIB (N = 50), a single 50-mcg dose of SEREVENT DISKUS prevented EIB when dosed 30 minutes prior to exercise, with protection lasting up to 11.5 hours in repeat testing following this single dose in many subjects.
Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease
In 2 clinical trials evaluating twice-daily treatment with SEREVENT DISKUS 50 mcg (n = 336) compared with placebo (n = 366) in patients with chronic bronchitis with airflow limitation, with or without emphysema, improvements in pulmonary function endpoints weregreater with salmeterol 50 mcg than with placebo. Treatment with SEREVENT DISKUS did not result in significant improvements in secondary endpoints assessing COPD symptoms in either clinical trial. Both trials were randomized, double-blind, parallel-group trials of 24 weeks' duration and were identical in design, patient entrance criteria, and overall conduct.
Figure 3 displays the integrated 2-hour postdose FEV1 results from the 2 clinical trials. The percent change in FEV1 refers to the change from baseline, defined as the predose value on Treatment Day 1. To account for subject withdrawals during the trial, Endpoint (last evaluable FEV1) data are provided. Subjects receiving SEREVENT DISKUS 50 mcg had significantly greater improvements in 2-hour postdose FEV1 at Endpoint (216 mL, 20%) compared with placebo (43 mL, 5%). Improvement was apparent on the first day of treatment and maintained throughout the 24 weeks of treatment.
Figure 3: Mean Percent Change From Baseline in
Postdose FEVi Integrated Data From 2 Trials of Subjects With Chronic Bronchitis
and Airflow Limitation
Onset of Action and Duration of Effect
The onset of action and duration of effect of SEREVENT DISKUS were evaluated in a subset of subjects (n = 87) from 1 of the 2 clinical trials discussed above. Following the first 50-mcg dose, significant improvement in pulmonary function (mean FEV1 increase of 12% or more and at least 200 mL) occurred at 2 hours. The mean time to peak bronchodilator effect was 4.75 hours. As seen in Figure 4, evidence of bronchodilatation was seen throughout the 12-hour period. Figure 4 also demonstrates that the bronchodilating effect after 12 weeks of treatment was similar to that observed after the first dose. The mean time to peak bronchodilator effect after 12 weeks of treatment was 3.27 hours.
Figure 4: Serial 12-Hour FEV1 on the First Day and at
Week 12 of Treatment
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- Born 1969 in Bonn
- Apprenticeship and journeywork at Dental Lab Wolff and
subsequently Dental Lab Heinzel/Schmidtke in Bonn
- 1996 completed master craftsmen school, best of the class
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on Aug 07, 2009 @ 12:28 am
What does everyone do once you're done with a compact or lipstick tube
(that isn't from MAC)? Do you guys recycle them or throw them out? I
think MAC's Back to MAC program is great because it forces people to
recycle and as a reward you get more makeup! I'm going to look into
other companies that don't offer a recycling program to see if this is
something they would offer and why they don't. I know a lot of brands
now are becoming eco-friendly and using recycled packaging but there
are still a lot of brands that don't. I always thought that if there is
no recycling symbol on the package that means it's not recycable?
|Compact containers on Aug 07, 2009 @ 09:21 am
You know that tiny rim of make-up that is left in your powder compact that eventually breaks? Well I save those almost empty compacts, crush up the remaining powder and put it into a loose powder container. This way I use absolutely all of the product! (I know this doesn't exactly answer your question, sorry! This is more recycling product than anything else...)
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|That's a good idea! on Aug 07, 2009 @ 11:16 am
lol didn't exactly answer my question but your tip on crushing the remaining powder into a loose powder container is a great way to recycle! I find a lot of times we waste alot of product therefore not getting the most out of our money spent. Thanks for the tip!
|MAC on Aug 07, 2009 @ 11:24 am
I recycle MAC containers and return them to the MAC store....6 containers for lipstick! I love it as it allows me to try new shades of lipstick and it is good for the environment.
|Press my pigments... on Aug 07, 2009 @ 11:44 am
I have some old eyeshadow holders (The silver ring that holds the product, not the plastic part) and i use them as containers when i press my pigments. But yea i save a lot of my finished container and i don't even know why! hmm.. what else.. I do reuse my spray fix bottles and fill them up with water so that i can use it when i apply my foundation. I know that my aunt steals my used pumped dispenser and fills it up with baby shampoo so it's easier to use when she's bathing the baby... That's about it. I'm excited to see what other people do with them.
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|MAC recycles on Aug 07, 2009 @ 02:22 pm
Hey Robin!
Did you know that if you return it to a freestanding MAC store you can also choose a lipgloss or eyeshadow? I did this last Christmas and got 3 shadows and 3 glosses! Sweet!
make-up junkie
|Good idea! on Aug 07, 2009 @ 02:23 pm
That's a pretty good idea pressing loose pigments into old shadow containers...will have to try that...once I run out of something! A lot of my stuff still look like new haha...
|really!??! on Aug 07, 2009 @ 06:50 pm
I did not know that! I have only done the lipstick thing! Good to know!!! Thanks lady!
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|:) on Aug 07, 2009 @ 11:19 pm
Anytime Robin!!


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THE SPECIAL MEETING OF THE TOWN CENTER REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY was called to order by Chairman Allen Green at 5:30 P.M.
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ROLL CALL: Present: Ben Talluto
Bob Ford
Don Burnette
Bob Pohlmann (arrived at 6:00pm)
Chairman Allen Green
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Suzette Blahnik
Also Present: Kenneth W. Parker, City Manager Margaret Roberts, City Attorney
Donna Steinebach, Assistant to the City Manager
Robin Fenwick, Deputy City Clerk
4. Authorization to Issue Riverwalk RFP
Donna Steinebach, Assistant to the City Manager, gave details of the changes in the RFP. She advised that this process is required by state statute. The timetable dates were discussed. Staff needs authorization to issue the RFP and needs the CRA to designate themselves or appoint a committee on their behalf to review, evaluate, and rank proposals.
Member Talluto asked about the expense of the first RFP. Ms. Steinebach advised that it cost the CRA approximately $20,000 in advertising fees because they chose to advertise in several magazines, not just the newspaper, which is all that is required. Member Talluto asked what was spent for this RFP. Ms. Steinebach said nothing other than the advertising in the newspaper. Member Talluto suggests the CRA designates themselves for the ranking committee. All members present agreed.
Member Ford is happy with the RFP proposal.
Member Burnette asked about the difference between a selection committee and evaluation committee. Ms. Steinebach explained the committees roles and advised that Staff will also help the committee. Member Burnette asked about having Staff on the committee. Mr. Parker said he can't because he would be required to serve as the hearing officer if a protest is filed, and he believes it would be better to have Staff serve as Staff not actually on the committee.
Member Pohlmann asked about development on the property. Ms. Steinebach said there's no requirement to bring a commitment for development, but someone can. Member Pohlmann asked about the appraisal process. Ms. Steinebach explained the process.
Mr. Parker explained that there are several (12) appraisers in Volusia County who are on the state list and approved to do the work.
Member Talluto wants to stay close to Volusia County for the appraiser.
Phil Klema asked if any environmental studies are needed. Mr. Parker said there may be some contamination on the site so it may come up later. Ms. Steinebach said phase 1 evaluation doesn't show any signs of contamination, the appraisal will work with the RFP.
Buddy Lacour said as a developer, they have questions and need answers. Their response will have questions that need to be answered.
Attorney Roberts explained that the timeframe can be extended and there can also be a clause of due diligence with a timeline.
Member Burnette wants to move forward not backward.
Ted Noftall asked how much the City/CRA is willing to spend on this project. Mayor Green said they don't know until a proposal is submitted.
Member Pohlmann believes they need to make the first step and keep it simple. He wants to move forward.
Member Burnette believes this makes sense because the CRA gets the park land.
Attorney Roberts explained the changes made to the RFP relating to the selection committee.
Motion to authorize the issuance of the Riverwalk RFP by Member Talluto, and Seconded by Member Burnette. Motion carried unanimously by voice vote.
5. Presentation on Riverwalk Park Development
Mr. Parker asked the CRA if they want staff to clean and fix property for public use.
Ms. Steinebach presented costs that would be incurred for clearing and grubbing of the property, as well as fencing, signage, etc.
Mayor Green wants the trailer park area cleaned up. He wants areas in the middle and on both ends.
The consensus of the CRA is to clean up/clear those 3 "pockets" only. Mayor Green says it also needs lighting.
6. Public Comments - Nothing additional. Comments taken throughout meeting.
7. CRA Member Comments – Nothing additional. Comments taken throughout meeting.
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Rep. Dennis Kucinich's decision to vote "yes" in Sunday's House action on the health care bill, although he had sworn to oppose the legislation unless there was a public option, is a perfect example of why I would never be a politician. I respect Kucinich. As politicians go, he is about as good as they get, but he is still a politician. He has to run for office. He has to raise money. He has to placate the Democratic machine or risk retaliation and defeat. And so he signed on to a bill that will do nothing to ameliorate the suffering of many Americans, will force tens of millions of people to fork over a lot of money for a defective product and, in the end, will add to the ranks of our uninsured.
The claims made by the proponents of the bill are the usual deceptive corporate advertising. The bill will not expand coverage to 30 million uninsured, especially since government subsidies will not take effect until 2014. Families who cannot pay the high premiums, deductibles and co-payments, estimated to be between 15 and 18 percent of most family incomes, will have to default, increasing the number of uninsured. Insurance companies can unilaterally raise prices without ceilings or caps and monopolize local markets to shut out competitors. The $1.055 trillion spent over the next decade will add new layers of bureaucratic red tape to what is an unmanageable and ultimately unsustainable system.
The mendacity of the Democratic leadership in the face of this reality is staggering. Howard Dean, who is a doctor, said recently: "This is a vote about one thing: Are you for the insurance companies or are you for the American people?" Here is a man who once championed the public option and now has sold his soul. What is the point in supporting him or any of the other Democrats? How much more craven can they get?
Take a look at the health care debacle in Massachusetts, a model for what we will get nationwide. One in six people there who have the mandated insurance say they cannot afford care, and tens of thousands of people have been evicted from the state program because of budget cuts. The 45,000 Americans who die each year because they cannot afford coverage will not be saved under the federal legislation. Half of all personal bankruptcies will still be caused by an inability to pay astronomical medical bills. The only good news is that health care stocks and bonuses for the heads of these corporations are shooting upward. Chalk this up as yet another victory for our feudal overlords and a defeat for the serfs.
The U.S. spends twice as much as other industrialized nations on health care—$7,129 per capita—although 45.7 million Americans remain without health coverage and millions more are inadequately covered, meaning that if they get seriously ill they are not covered. Fourteen thousand Americans a day are now losing their health coverage. A report in the journal Health Affairs estimates that, if the system is left unchanged, one of every five dollars spent by Americans in 2017 will go to health coverage. Private insurance bureaucracy and paperwork consume 31 cents of every health care dollar. Streamlining payment through a single nonprofit payer would save more than $400 billion per year, enough, Physicians for a National Health Plan points out, to provide comprehensive, high-quality coverage for all Americans. Check out www.healthcare-now.org. It has some of the best analysis. Read more.
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This worthless, mislabeled bill, "Reform", will go down, unless changed. It will go down in flames like the Blimp, Hindenburg, and has the wrong fuel, dangerous to itself, the hydrogen of Class corruption which will bring down the reform in flames, thanks to the corporate democrats appeasing class dogmas, non existing free markets, privatization, shared by both worthless class parties.
For his appeasement to generic class/corporate fascism, Obama will have opened the back door to the right wing tea baggers and corporate tyrants, Fascism, who will open the front door to bring in these class thugs, to call Obama's failure, "Socialism", when in fact it was corporate class corruption, corporate fascism. They will then open the front door, to sweep away the spineless, corrupt class whoring liberals........LIKE THE WEIMAR REGIME IN GERMANY, where Hindenburg routinely appeased right wing forces, ignorant Brown shirted Nazis, in a series of failed nationalist, pro corporate and imperial alliances, that brought in Hitler through the front door.
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Oelwein Daily Register, The (Newspaper) - July 25, 1966, Oelwein, Iowa Elkader holds off Stars for Registerland title STRAWBERRY POINT Elka der Central held off a determined Marmont victory bid in the last tw innings Saturday night to capture the REGISTBRLAND BASBRAli CONFERENCE championship Central the northern division winner had carved a 60 lead after five and onehalf innings and was Coasting along with Greg Stott throwing a onehitter after five In the sixth after the first two natters for the Stars struck out a walk and an error opened the gatet for the Stnrmonl team Mike Con ner singled Foster singled and Jim Lunan doubled An error and an other single by Moyle scored five runs and the Stars were back in the game Rob Watson doubled to deep right center field to open the sev enth inning for the Stars Doug Schweitzer sacrificed Watson to third on a bunt Dennis Courtnage bunted safely for a hit when no one covered first base But Stolt settled down and re tired Mike Conner on a sharp grounder to third bese and Foster popped up to first base to retire the side Elkader opened the scoring in the third inning when Denny Hjel meng singled with one out A walk singles by Costigan and Zapf and an outfield error scored two runs The Warriors led 30 after four when two walks and an outfield collision on a routine fly ball al lowed a run to score Hjelmeng lifted a fly ball to left field where Ioster and Conner collided and the ball dropped to the ground A walk tount single another walk and hits by Hjelmeng and Buckrier drove losing pitcher Jim Holz from the mound in the top of thc sixth Schweitzer relieved for Starniont A trophy was presented the championship team following the game Box Score ELKADER ab r Hielmeng ss 4 j Buckner 2b 30 Costigan cf 3 Zapf lb 3 L Stott c 3 Patrick 3b 3 Neumann If Larson rf 2 G Stoft Totals 25 STARMONT ib Watson ss 4 Schweitzer 2b p 7 Courtnage c 4 Conner cf 4 Foster If3 Kramer If Lunan rf 3 Longmuir 3b 3 Moyle lb 3 Hotr p2 Evans 1 Totals 30 Score by Elkader 001 103 Sfarmont XX 005 71 Batteries G Stott and L Sfatt Hotz Schweitzer 6 and Court nage 0 0 0 T 0 1 0 0 0 0 5 Win blind bogey events at Glenhaven Dr G J Schcckel and Mrs Rob ert Cannady were blindbogey golf winners at the Glenhaven country club Sunday Robert Richards fin ished second in the mens Bobby Betiis has established the nine and 18hoIe course records a 36 for nine 73 for Hilmer wins Indee feature ITS BOOGI NOT BOO By Alan Mover O ty feolvrei Syndicate Waterloo wins Maynard tourney First Round West Union 8 Hawkeye 5 Waterloo 10 Tool Die 0 Donaldsons 5 Westgate 4 Maynard 4 Fayette 0 Semifinals Waterloo 1 West Union 0 Maynard 1 Donaldsons 0 Championship Waterloo 3 Maynard 0 MAYNARD The Waterloo Merchants marchedoff with their second straight softball crown in two weeks Sunday by capturing the Maynard invitational meet 30 over the host team Jay Hook hurled a onehit shut out in the championship game Wilbur singled in the fourth for the only Maynard hit of the game 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33 Detroit 52 43 California 52 46 Cleveland 5J 45 Minnesota 47 49 Chicago 46 51 New York 45 51 City 42 54 Washington 43 59 Boston 42 53 Saturdays Results Cleveland i Detroit 5 Washington 8 Kansas City 1 California 7 New York Iliillitiioro 5 Chicago 4 10 lioston 4 Sundays Results New York California 11 Cleveland s Detroit 02 game 10 innings Washiiiflon fi7 Kansas City 24 Iluyer Tony Lema wife die in crash two others perish Tony Chjrnpajjne the delightful whose juick wit and flashing smile had charmed the millions of two continents died as he hud Ihc golf course 12 his wiin Betty and two others were killed Sunday 438 their lijht plane plunged in turf of a golf the Indiana 426 24 420 to course straddling Illinois stall line The plane was en route to Joliet Akron Ohio where Ixrna had played in the Professional Colfcrs Association Championship Sunday Jt crashed and burst into flumes on Sportsmans Club the course Ltina was scheduled to play in the oneday Lincolnshire Tourney at Crete III to day A witness Hud Norton said the lowflying plane swerved to avoid a Geinberger wins PGA crown AKRON Ohio W Al Oiberl to bo Some of my friends thenow PGA champion dns thought I had a chance be 2nd not hi Iraits of yolfi laus Arnold Jalmer Jack and group of people standing near llui club house the engines died thai started and died ntfflin nmi the plane plunged to the uroutnl din KinK up a furrow near the seventh Krren before nursling into flhmos The pilot was a hero ho said The plant swerved to the loft if it didnt a lot of people would have been hurl Ixina a slender handsome mun with an impish grin flashing blue eyes and thinning hair was outof the worlds lending professionals1 His death brought shocked reac tions md tributes from throughout Ihe golfing world He was one of the greatest golf ers Ive ever seen said his husi beeause youre going hack i all broken up He WHS exciting to It your own track in reference to watch 4 liallimore Minnesota 4 Host on 2 Todays Games Cleveland at Washington r Only time scheduled Tuesdays Games Detroit at Chicago N California at Washington Clnvtiand at Baltimore N Minnesota it New York N Kansas City at Hoston N may have to make victory last year N liut they room at thc j beanpole who has to peanut butler and jelly sandwiches I to keep his game going Ceiberger left the ialrners the Nieklauses the Players and Billy i J robjWV best description of Sunday was Kiwn bv Tony was one of the real great Im glad they wcre right said furs lour said Jack Nick toj for tins gangling eibniger who was presented withlaus Mastersand Hritish Open i on a ihreejxjunrf jar of rcanut nntpri champion and a loaf of bread when he took his seat in the press tent Caspers in his wake he managed to master the gigantic j finished with 287 and US track stars set 2 records LOS ANGELES Two world cords were broken and three American marks fell but a pair of National League W L Pittsburgh 58 38 San Francisco 58 40 Los Angeles 55 40 Philadelphia 52 45 1 St Louis 49 47 records were broken and three Houston 43 48 alr of Atlanta 45 52 weary decathlon men gasping through the shadows of evening Nw Yn climaxed the drama k Cincinnati 44 52 Track and field stars in the two day Los Angeles Times Interna tional Games were plentiful Satur day and Sunday John Pennel set a world pole vault mark of 17 feet inches Australian distance phenomenon Ron Clark was a double winner at 5000 and 10000 meters Jim Ryun won thc halfmile and the US 1600mctcr relay team clipped a second off the world record But as the sun set on the rim of Memorial Coliseum Sunday night 25000 of the 34150 attend ing remained Russ Hodge and Bill Toomey after consecutive after game and won it when Cecil White noons of excrtion in 90degree homered with two out in the 10th Scoreby Maynard 000 000 heat faced the concluding 1500 meters with a possible world de cathlon mark in sight Toomey holds the pending mark Waterloo 011 100 j of 8234 points set in Salina Kan Batteries Stvphtnt and Wilbur Hook and Holdiman Sundays Stars By The Associated Press earlier this month He broke fast and set the pace As the track announcer called the Jap times the crowd stood to cheer the struggiing runners to the tapeToomev crossed the finish White Sox defeated American Leagueleading Baltimore 40 and stopped the Orioles Both had come just short of the needed times but Hodge who mis winning streak sevengame j scd by only 8 seconds was the win ner with 8230 points and was Phillips Chivotcd thc meets outstanding per cago collected two singles two trailed with 8219 doubles and a homer scored five Tllc nnly worid mark to be bro runs drove in two and stole Sundair was the 1600meter bases in the Cubs split of a double Bellis fired 18 holes Howard blanks Baltimore 40 By Ron Ripoport Associated Press Sports Writer Bruce Howard once best known ns Denny McLains exroommate is suddenly the Chicago While Sox cxmistako Back in 1963 the Sox had to de cide whether to hold on to Howard beat Baltimore 40 Sunday to option him out in favor of MrLain who also was on thc club They chose Howard and McLain was snapped up by Detroit where he won 10 games last season and 13 during the first half of this Howard strucgled to a record in 1965 and blisters on his fingers him from effectiveness thc first months of the current season Hut Mrlnin who threw three perfect innincs in the AllStar lame has fallen on evil limes of lost his Ihird game in a row Ihe hottest pitch er in Ihe league at the moment is roomie exmistake Bruce How ard Mctlnin in the meantime was heing shelled in the Tic6rs first loss o Cleveland 30 De troit onmr bark to take Ihe night cnp 21 in 10 innings Other Amcr irin TITIUUC nojion saw New York n pair from California 01 nnd in the first round winning over header with St Louis West Union 10 in the semifinals Maynard blanked Fayette 40 in the first round and ousted Oelwein Donaldsons 10 in the semifinals Bob Sampson Homered in the seventh inning with out to lift Maynard to a victory in the semifinals over Donaldsons Bill Stephens won the pitching dual from Clair Ramlo Stephens hurled a nohitter against Fay ette in the first round Donaldsons gained the semis with a 54 victory over Westgate in 10 innings Donaldsons scored in two runs a single and Detroit nine games Sunday Howard raised his record to 51 and lowered his ERA to 248 He has allowed five earned runs and 15 hits in his last four starts two of which he won on fourhitters Joe Azctie drove with a homer and Stove Harfian Rave hits in pacing Cleveland to its first game win Mickey Stanley drove in a run with a double in the tflth inning giving the Tigers the sec ond game Tom Trcsh hit a grandslam homer in thc first game and a solo blast in thc second in the Yankeesi double win In the first game i Mickey Mantle hit his 20th homer of thc season and the of his career tying him with Lou Gchrig for sixth on the all lime homerun j list Joe Pepitonc added his 23rd i homer in the first game Washington escaped the leagues cellar with its two victories over the Athletics RoRer Repoz hit aj homer in Ihe first came and Ken Harrelson and Paul Casanova each hi one in thc niphtcap By Fronk WoHon jgJCEKT1tAL PHESS STORTSWRITtH NOW if only some pro foot ball coach could teach Jtm Ryun to catch a pass into the open Baltimores Brookl Robinson took o swing at btiscbnll oiniers for plnyittg too many night games Bet THAT a big hit with the money boys baekficlds throughout the NH wont to try stop Jim Brown this Uast they could do to tfteir appreciation i buy a tickets to his next movie Thnt race in the National League is as tight ns a size 12 in a size 10 dress Heres onr for Ifie baxrbitll to wf thrt Krd Sox or the be drhinrf if thc cnrl of the srason in their rcxpfctive leagues t And what it Sonny Livfon do ing doyt to improve each shining hour Well bet you cant rccull the name of thc present com missioner of baseball No were not Rotng to tell you Were too busy to look It Chicago 31 66 Saturdays Results Philadelphia 8 San Francisco 0 Ios Anceies 6 New York 2 St Louis 4 Chicago 0 Pittsburgh 4 Houston 3 Atlanta at Cincinnati rain Sundays Results Sun Francisco 4 Philadelphia 1 Pittsburgh 11 Houston 6 Chicago 104 St Louis 77 2nd amn 10 jnnines CinrinnRii 44 Atlanta 35 1st same 10 innings 2nd game 10 in Kireslone course and win the IGAS golden anniversary tourna ment by four strokes over Dudley Wysonj Pet GB The victory Geibergers first ma jor championship was no fluke The 28yearold Southern Califor nia graduate shot an identical 280 for 72 holes last year to beat near ly the same field and win thc American Golf Classic at the same 7130yard course with a demand ing par 70 Anvtime Vou win a major cham 604 592 579 536 510 1 6V2 9 500 10 464 13 Vi 458 14 438 16 320 Donaldsons at Maynard Donaldsons of Oelwein will piny at Maynard Tuesday nillit in a said Palmer It is long demandj Northeast Iowa Softball League ing and you need big shots all the game in a tie for sixth place when he shot a final round of 08 Oiberger has the right em perment for this type of the time It can wear you down Alj rambles along like a rolling stone Geibergers victory was worth S25000 It also gave him a berth in the World Series of Golf next month which carries a top prize of Jt will be played at Fire stone Sept Ilt2 pionship it has to he a Ionsshot1 will be Jack Nicklaus said Geiberger who always seems Gene Littler C3eiberger1s foes Casper and In other action West Union goes to Fayette Both games will start at pm will play Hawkeye Friday night Sport Results MEXICO Ariz knocked oit RMJ Mexico 3 Ixs 5B New York 00 Todavs Games NPHYork at Houston N Pittsburgh at Snn Franeisoo PbMademhia t 1 Angeles N Only cberiuled Tuesdavs Games TOIHS at N at Cincinnati N TOV Vnvk nt Hnnston N at To1 Anroles Pittsburgh at San Francisco Rain power failure no trouble for loop leading Bucs By Murray Chass Associated Press Sports Writer Probable Pitchers By The Associated National League Minnesota Keller 00 vs St I fourth inning the last two on Bob 1 Baileys homer Nobody ever thought they would Willie Mays hit his 22nd homer have to halt a game in Houstons of the season and 527th of his ca Astrodome while it was raining rcer in the Giants victory over Louis Carlton 00 at Coopcrstown but it happened Sunday i Philadelphia Tito Fuentes whose j exhibition The delay came in the eighth in single triggered a tworun first Ncw York Rihant 54 at Hous ning of the game between Houston1 inning also singled before Mayston Farrell N and Pittsburgh as rain splattered connected i Pittsburgh Fryman 84 at San N the outside of the dome However Don Drysdalc pitched a sixhit thats as far as the rain got ter and hit his 29th career homer Under the dome everything was in Los Angeles opening game vic tory John Kennedy and John Rose dry Everything though By coincidence wasnt bright a power failure relay standard The US team of Bob Frey Lee Evans Tommie Smith and Theron Lewis clocked a eclipsing the run by the American team in the 1964 Olympics Smith who returned o competi tion after a leg injury won the 200 meters in 205 before racing an in credible 438 400meter leg in the relay Ryun ran a recordbreaking 513 milr last weekend in Berkeley Calif but was unenthusiastic about his halfmile time of and 800 meter clocking of Sun day Fennels vault broke the record of set by his apartment roommate Bob Seagren earlier this spring The three American marks were set Saturday before Triple jumper Art Watker of Ixis An geles hopped stepped and jumped 5411 exceeding the 54734 be reg istered a week before in Berkeley Charlotte Cooke the 18yearold high school student from Ios An gelcs was limed in for 800 i meters and for 880 yards j bettering her previous mirk of i and respectively j knocked out some lights and the umpires wanted thorn repaired br boro also homered for the Dodgers In the nightcap Joe Miller and Phi Regan combined to blank the Mots on five hits Lou Johnson mi fore the game continued land Tommy Davis each drove The 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John Powers and Moises Sifren
Many enjoying the walk!
1st Walk-a-thon kicks things off!
On July 3, 2010 the Good Samaritan Hospital's new Wellness Program kicked of awareness of healthy lifestyles by hosting the first annual Walk-a-thon, "Walk for your health." The idea behind starting this program began with the death of one of our employees, Bernadeta Tirena, who died of a heart attack at just 39 years old, while she was working. It began a discussion about how healthy our employees were or were not. Within hours of presenting the program objectives to Moises Sifren, the hospital administrator, we had our first committee meeting with various employees and friends of the hospital. Three weeks later, we had our first activity, a walk-a-thon, to raise awareness in the city of La Romana and the employees of the hospital. The visiting work team from Wallingford, CT with over 82 members, also joined us in the walk. We walked from the Good Samaritan Hospital to the Maranatha church through various neighborhoods and with many city representatives. At the end of the walk, Maranatha band and Rayos de Luz band performed in a street concert for all participants. We also raised money to have t-shirts, baseball hats and wrist bands given to all participants. There were over 350 walkers!
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Healthy Lives
The main goal of this program is to raise awareness of
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means. We will focus on maintaining a healthy BMI (Body Mass Index) as
well as learning about healthy eating styles and how to begin exercising
through monthly meetings and guest speakers. Employees will be monitored
at the hospital by the physical therapy department.
One of the first projects we would like to begin at the hospital is the building of a walking/running track at the hospital to be used by both physical therapy patients and hospital employees. The idea is to provide employees with a safe and convenient location to begin their exercise program. After building the track, we would like to build a gym within the hospital that would include weight machines, hand weights, exercise bands, balance balls, exercise machines and other equipment.
The next phase of the program, after getting the majority of employees to participate, is to encourage the community of La Romana as well as other businesses to adopt healthy lifestyles and other wellness programs.
Please feel free to contact Moises Sifren or myself about how you can help support this program. If you'd like to see more photos of the walk-a-thon, please click on the following link: http://tinyurl.com/1racaminata
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