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The massive bonanza is likely to spark outrage among consumer groups and politicians who have regularly slammed lenders for their uncaring attitude towards current account holders.
Collectively, the big banks' profits are thought to have soared by 16%. Royal Bank of Scotland, HSBC, Lloyds TSB, Barclays and HBoS will together have made profits of more than £80 million a day - more than £3 million an hour.
Analysts expect HSBC to top the league with profits of almost £10 billion, while Royal Bank of Scotland could make as much as £8 billion. The Scottish bank claims to be the UK's highest taxpayer.
Barclays and HBoS are expected to report profits of £4.5 billion each, while Lloyds TSB will be close to £3.5 billion.
Though criticism will focus on concerns that personal banking customers are being ripped off, much of the latest profits have come from business clients.
James Leal, banking analyst at stockbroker Teather & Greenwood, attributed the rise to 'growth in consumer lending, growth in corporate lending and cost reductions'.
He added: 'There has been a fairly robust economic environment, which means that bad debts have been reduced.'
Analysts believe the banks' performances were marginally stronger in the first half of the year than the second, as the prospect of higher interest rates deterred consumers from taking on extra debt.
Norrie Morrison, banking analyst at broker Fox-Pitt Kelton, said: 'The UK is the most indebted country in the Western world. Consumers have borrowed aggressively, though the Bank of England does not seem too worried about this. There has to be concern over how steep the consumer slowdown will be.'
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Uncharted 4: A Thief's End
Several years after his last adventure, retired fortune hunter, Nathan Drake, is forced back into the world of thieves. With the stakes much more personal, Drake embarks on a globe-trotting journey in pursuit of a historical conspiracy behind a fabled pirate treasure. His greatest adventure will test his physical limits, his resolve, and ultimately what he's willing to sacrifice to save the ones he loves.
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Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite
Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite will feature a variety of exciting and accessible single player modes and rich multi-player content for new players and longtime fans alike. In addition to single player Arcade, Training and Mission modes, a visually stunning and immersive cinematic Story Mode will put players at the center of both universes as they battle for survival against a sinister new threat. Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite is being built to highlight a combination of iconic locations and fan favorite characters from both universes, including Captain Marvel and Iron Man from the Marvel side, and Ryu and Mega Man X from Capcom.
Super Mario World
Super Mario World (known in Japan as Super Mario World: Super Mario Bros. 4) is a side-scrolling platformer developed by Nintendo EAD and published by Nintendo for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System on November 21, 1990 (in Japan), August 31, 1991 (in North America), and April 11, 1992 (in Europe).
One of the launch titles of the SNES (and bundled with early systems in North America), Super Mario World is the fifth main game in the Super Mario series. (starring Nintendo's mascot, Mario, and his brother, Luigi). The game follows both Mario brothers as they explore Dinosaur Land (known for its large amount of dinosaurs) to find and defeat the evil Koopa king Bowser (and his seven underlings, the Koopalings) while rescuing Princess Toadstool.
Along with new abilities (such as the "Spin Jump"), a new power-up (the "Cape Feather") and more obstacles, the game introduces dinosaur companions (known as Yoshi) that Mario and Luigi can ride. Yoshi, known for using their long tongues to snare and eat enemies, have become a fan-favorite among the series (giving them their own games and spin-offs, most notably this game's prequel).
Special bundles of the SNES in 1994 included a compilation cartridge mixing Super Mario World with Super Mario All-Stars. The only difference in this version is a new sprite set for Luigi. The original game was later ported to the Game Boy Advance on February 11, 2002 as Super Mario World: Super Mario Advance 2. Along with a special version of the original Mario Bros., the port includes a variety of differences, including Luigi as a selectable character (who now has unique features, such as his floating jump from Super Mario Bros. 2), new voice acting, and the ability to save anywhere. The original game was also digitally re-released in Nintendo's Virtual Console platform for the Wii (on February 5, 2007) and Wii U (on April 26, 2013).
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One Piece: Pirate Warriors 3
Enjoy the original story of ONE PIECE from Fuschia village, where everything has started, to the kingdom of Dressrosa, a mysterious island dominated by the evil Donquixote.
Will your resolution be strong enough to defeat the most dangerous foes, including Doflamingo, Hordy. Jones, Ceasar. Clown and many more?
Gather every member of the Straw Hat Crew, like in the original story, sail to the most emblematic places and enter the most epic battles: Marineford, Fish-Man Island, Punk Hazard and Dressrosa!
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Kingdom Hearts
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Successful completion of a World is accomplished by defeating a key foe, which is either the primary villain from the Disney story, a unique Heartless of particular strength, or a combination thereof. Each world has a key foe which must be defeated, although there are many mini-bosses, side quests and treasures to be found that contribute to character progression within the game, and give bonuses for their completion in the form of weapons, items, and bonus scenes.
The game uses an experience based progression system, with experience gained by defeating foes. Experience gained rises in relation to the strength of the foe, and is consistent for each enemy over the course of the game. Levels are gained with experience, and provide increases to stat attributes in strength, defence, magic, hit points, magic points and ability points, with a new, predetermined ability unlocked approximately every four levels. Enemies also drop a combination of four types of reward upon death, green orbs that replenish HP, blue, translucent bubbles that replenish MP, yellow diamonds that contribute funds to the in-game currency "Munny", and tiny chests that when picked up, add a item to the players inventory based on the foe defeated. Such items include those used to restore HP and MP, items to aid party members or synthesis materials which can be used to create weapons and armor.
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Steel Division: Normandy 44
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As Lemmy you must work your way through some of the toughest scrolling levels ever encountered. You swing your bass and fight through the swarm of Motorhaters, swigging whiskey and collecting the magical Motorhead talismans with the aim of collecting all your drinking buddies/band members and getting on that stage.
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The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time
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Herb: Cutting Celery by Thompson and Morgan seeds. (Apium graveolens) Immature celery plants produce a clump of delicious, slender stems and leaves for cutting. Cutting Celery should be cut regularly to promote fresh growth, for use in summer salads and garnishes, or in soups and stews during the winter. Height: 20cm (8 inches).
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Sow seeds April to June outdoors, or December-June under glass. Sow thinly on the surface of good free-draining seed compost and cover with a fine sprinkling of vermiculite or compost. Place in a propagator or seal container inside a polythene bag at 18-20C (64-68F) until germination which can take up to 21 days. Sow monthly for a long cutting period on the windowsill.
Seeds can also be sown outdoors. 13mm deep in drills 30cm (12in) apart in soil which has been raked to a fine tilth. Outdoor sowings may take up to 28 days to germinate. When large enough to handle, thin out seedlings to 23cm (9in) apart.
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When large enough to handle, prick out seedlings individually into 5cm (2in) pots. Gradually acclimatise plants to outdoor conditions before planting out when risk of frost has passed. A few plants can be grown on a windowsill for regular picking of fresh leaves.
Will grow in any well-drained soil in full sun or part shade. Outdoor plants are winter hardy.
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Harvest stems and leaves as and when required.
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Amber Ellis: Monday, September 14, 2:00PM
My heart pounded against my temples. Every double beat shot sharp pains through my head and neck. I tried to peel my eyelids open, but the lashes of my right eye were sealed shut. My surroundings were bright; the light didn't help with the pain. I reached up to force my other eye open which was covered in a crust. As my eyes focused, I discovered my hand had come away with red flecks, dried blood.
I was laying on a gurney. Medical equipment surrounded me on every side. Slowly sitting up, I looked myself over. Blood was spattered over portions of my nurse scrubs, but I didn't seem to have any severe injuries. The blood likely came from the wound on my head, yet I couldn't remember how I'd gotten hurt or how I ended up sitting in the back of an ambulance.
Other than me, the ambulance was unoccupied. The front seats were empty and all of the vehicle doors were closed. 'Did Jack and Emma forget me?' It didn't make sense. In the two years I worked at the medical center, I had never heard of a patient being forgotten in the back on an ambulance. Jack wasn't a genius, and Emma was basically a ditz, but neither of them would forget a patient—me—in the back of an ambulance.
I slid off the gurney and felt a sharp sting. An IV tube was stretched taut from my hand to the saline bag near the wall. Grabbing a small bandage from the counter, I pressed in on top of the IV needle as I removed it from my hand. "I hate IVs," I muttered through gritted teeth.
I tried the handle on the back of the ambulance; the latch clicked and I swung the door wide. The parking bay was silent. Sunlight streamed through the garage door windows. 'How did I get here?' I wondered. My mind raced, attempting to rewind to my last memory. I recognized the ER parking bay. I was at the Allina Medical Center. I'd spent many nights chatting with Jack and Emma while most of Forest Lake slept peacefully. It was daytime, though; I should have been home.
I rounded the ambulance and moved toward the swinging doors that lead into the emergency room hallway. I pushed through, the doors swinging wide with ease. The ER hall was brightly lit; the fluorescent bulbs hummed softly. The right side and far end of the hall had similar sets of swinging doors in place to allow gurneys to pass. The left side of the hall had a single door leading to a medical equipment storage room. The bulk of the hospitals needles, bags, tubes, and other disposable items were kept there. Two benches flanked the door. If family was brought in with the ambulance, this is where they waited for their loved ones.
I stopped in the center of the hall and pivoted. 'Think, Amber!' I paced toward the parking garage, pivoting on my heel again just before the doorway. 'I was working…' I paused in front of a bench and took a seat. I buried my face in my hands, struggling to find the path that lead me here. 'Jack and Emma—' "Where are Jack and Emma?" I whispered.
I stood up from the bench and moved toward the emergency room doors. "Jack," I called out as I pushed one of the doors open, "Em—" I choked on the last word; the hairs on my arm rose on end and my heart quickened. It looked as though a can of paint had exploded in the corner of the room. There were random footprints scattered in the blood as well a large smear leading to the small ER restroom. 'Jack and Emma, they brought someone in last night.'
I took a tentative step into the room. The blood underfoot was already dry. I continued through, each step deliberate and slow. My mind struggled to make sense of the scene. 'Thomas and I were working,' I thought, trying to retrace the steps that led me here. I stepped over an IV stand lying on its side. The room was in utter disarray. Instruments were strewn about the floor, their crash carts rolled into corners or overturned. One of the beds was shoved against the wall, its privacy curtain torn from its running bracket.
'Jenkins…' my thoughts continued. I paused, standing before the main hall door. My skin crawled and ice ran up my spine. "Thomas," I murmured. The horrific evening replayed itself. "Thomas," I sobbed, tears spilling over my cheeks.
A snarling groan echoed through the room. I whirled around, my hands covering my mouth. The image of Thomas being thrown to the floor and ravaged flashed through my mind. From out of the restroom doorway stumbled Emma. She wore pink scrubs, the same as mine, but hers were torn and black with saturated blood. He left legging was torn completely off as was most of her calf. Bare tibia and fibula ran into her sneaker, dragging behind her as she shuffled into the ER.
"E--emma?" I whimpered, "Wh--what happened?"
She responded with a throaty moan that caused a knot in my stomach to form. Emma lunged toward me, her left leg unable to balance, sending her diving face first into the linoleum. She didn't even attempt to brace herself for the fall, still reaching out for me, as her faced smacked the floor with an audible *crunch*. Without hesitation, she pushed herself to her knees and looked up at me. Her eyes were glassy, but focused. Her nose had crumpled in on itself from the fall and it looked like one cheekbone had shattered. She issued another groan, muffled by her collapsed nasal passage. As I turned to run from the room, my mind tried to sort through the flood of thoughts. 'What happened to Emma? Where was Jack? How was she even walking? Why wasn't she bleeding? How is she even alive…?'
I retreated through the swinging doors into the ER hall. Within moments, Emma crawled through behind me; her gurgling moans continued. I backed toward the main hall doors. Mesmerized, I watched as Emma pursued on hands and knees, leaving a wet trail of blood behind her. Suddenly the doors swung wide behind Emma. Jack stumbled through, slamming into the opposite wall and leaving a large red imprint of himself behind. He swung his head to look at me. His face and upper body were soaked in blood, his once-blue scrubs now a dark purple. He took a few steps toward me then wailed, the sound echoing through the hall.
I staggered through the second set of doors into the main hall of Allina Medical Center's first floor. To my left I could see the main entrance to the building. Yellow ribbon crisscrossed the doors, flapping in the wind. My mind had barely registered the police tape before noticing the silhouettes filling the lobby. One large form rounded the corner from the lobby into the hall.
"Frank?" I whispered.
The lumbering security guard locked eyes. He took a few heavy steps toward me before letting out a low grumbling growl. Several moans responded from the lobby. I could see the silhouettes coming into view: Veronica, Betty and Ann from the lab, police officers, and patients. One of them pushed past Frank, a small girl. From the chest up, I could have mistaken her as someone like me…alive. Her torso was torn away like the crust of a pot pie; a length of intestine looped near her thigh.
She screeched at me, moving much faster than Emma had. Except for the wound in her mid-section, she appeared normal. Startled, I turned, taking two steps, then pausing. Five figures were approaching from the far end of the hall, blue scrubs, pink scrubs, and hospital gowns. I could recognize the closest one immediately. Even through the hissing snarls and flayed face and neck, I could recognize Thomas Brody from any distance.
"Oh, God, Thomas!" I cried. Twisting back around, I saw that the small girl was already upon me, her teeth bared and her eyes wild. Instinctively, I shoved her. She couldn't have been more than eight years old and weighed as much as a sack of dog food. The girl bounced off the wall, hitting the floor hard, most of the momentum her own. She screeched again and crawled back to her feet.
The moans resounded from all around. The ER doors slowly opened as Emma pushed her way through on hands and knees. I looked around me frantically, seeing the heavy door with the simple label on it, Maintenance. I dove for the door handle, swinging it open. I slipped into the small room and slammed the door shut behind me. With a quick turn of the knob above the handle, the dead bolt slid into place. I had never been so grateful that Jeffrey, the janitor, never locked his maintenance room.
It was roughly five feet by eight. The three walls were lined with shelves from floor to ceiling. All manner of cleaning products and tools were stacked in neat piles. A large wheeled bucket sat in the corner with a mop handle protruding from it. I sunk to the floor, leaning against the only barrier between me and them.
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I have actually found some much needed peace during my sabbatical over the last few months. Translation: By accepting a short lived job at Slacker EMS, running hand-me-down totes and nursing home sniffles, I shrugged off my shit-magnetism.... for a while.
I have done nothing but sing the praises about the new job with Grady Jr. EMS, the wonderful work conditions, nice trucks and equipment, friendly and caring staff and management, etcetera. I found my first few shifts after being released were being jammed into holes in the schedule until my permanent position officially opened on Jan 4. Nothing unusual for EMS really. I was slotted to work with the Fulton/Dekalb division based just outside of downtown Atlanta for my first few shifts. This division handles all the hospital contracts for Emory Healthcare (Emory University Hospital, Emory Crawford Long, and all the Emory Geriatric facilities around the university campus), Dekalb's main hospital, Dekalb's Hillindale campus, and Atlanta Medical Center (the OTHER trauma center in Atlanta). A good portion of their day is filled with discharges off the floors and from the ERs, going to the Emory Geriatric facilities, local nursing homes, or hospice centers. Then there are the "other" runs.
Of the numerous ambulances based here, there are two types of units. Double EMT units which do non-emergent stable patient discharges, and Paramedic led Advanced Life Support units which are available for Critical Care transfers and also handle NET transfers of vent patients. Stab ONE with the HOT BRANDING IRON. Guess which units I worked! Critical Care.
Mind you, I am not afraid of a good challenge. But over the years, Critical Care for me has been yanking up a 911 patient who is in some dire emergency and hauling ass to an ER with no transfer time longer than 15 minutes tops, throwing on appropriate oxygen delivery, starting IV's, dosing first-line medication boluses, and all in all having them in a considerably better shape than which they presented themselves to begin with.
Oh no, not that easy. Not too far into my first shift, we were called to transfer a vent patient from one ER that NEVER NEVER NEVER has Neurology services, over to Emory University. Subject one was a middle aged male who blew the big one and had a head bleed. He was unresponsive when 911 arrived, obviously stroked out (uh did a history of un-managed hypertension tell the dumb-shit medics anything?), and had to be intubated. Said ER had patient on a vent, slathered with Nitro Paste to "control" his hypertensive crisis blood pressure of 250+, IV's in place, and here we were taking him to the ER he should have went to in the beginning.
I've never operated a portable ventilator system, so the supervisor had to meet us at this ER and ride in with me. This poor patient was in a world of shit, and bless his heart, didn't know how bad he had it. Didn't really get much of an instruction or in-service on the vent, but I did learn just how involved these Critical Care calls really are, and boy did I quickly develop respect for CCEMTP's!!! Every day on that unit yielded a vent patient. So I am waiting anxiously for the next vent class. I am sure the supervisors are too. :-)
Then comes my first day on a 911 truck in Cobb county. Mind you this is not my regular schedule yet, but a taste of what is to come, and a chance to see my territory in daylight to learn my way around a bit. Our first run was not too bad. A 5 year old at the local ER with Appendicitis. Again... shoulda went to the Children's Hospital to begin with. But alas, if it weren't for dumb-shits (medics and regular citizens), we would not have job security. As we returned to the county, we settled into our posting area. It didn't take but maybe 30 minutes before the phones lit up and calls were going out everywhere. And then ours. CARDIAC ARREST. --Freaking Great! Did I mention that I was riding with Timid EMT today?
Allow me to explain why most medics I know detest Cardiac Arrests. Statistically speaking, say we respond to 100 arrest patients. Of those, maybe 10 are even good candidates for resuscitation efforts. Most are elderly, frail, multiple illness or end stage illness kinda patients. For the handful that remain, patients who might have been viable are denied a good chance of survival because of the lack of good bystander CPR.... or the FIRE DEPARTMENT GETS THEM FIRST. Do we do it anyway? Sure. Practice is never a bad thing. One day it WILL count!
Viability aside, cardiac arrests are MESSY. MESSY AS HELL. Intubation usually yields vomitus and/or suctioning. You start IV's and push drugs. Wrappers and boxes are strewn from one end of the bus to the other. In the chaos you drop needles and sharps and have to rummage through said garbage to find those - BEFORE you clean or touch anything. Once the truck is clean again, here comes the restocking: ET tubes, stylettes, blades, handle, combi-tube, BVM, tube holder, suction canister, suction tubing, Yaunkeurs tip or soft cath suction, backboard and straps, c-collars. Drugs, drugs, drugs. Signatures for this and that, and inventory before you can seal the box and send it off to be restocked and get a new one.
So I was already cringing at the thought of my first bonafide 911 call at the new job being a cardiac arrest. We arrive just behind the rescue and engine. Please call a DOA, please call a DOA. I headed for the door of this beautiful half million dollar home, just to be waved off by the fireman. Wait. Was this backwards? Hey, I'm usually the one waving off the fireman. Just to be sure the squirrels have all their nuts in a stack, I go on in and discovered a bloody mess. Literally. The deceased was an elderly patient, terminal metastatic throat cancer, who had ruptured some major vasculature, and whilst seeking out someone for help in their final moments, had blown a fountain of blood through their trach / stoma across the entire lower floor of this gorgeous home before collapsing in a pool of blood in the den. Wow. Impressive.
In trying to calm the deceased's frantic panicked daughter, in trots Timid EMT telling me that we have another call to go to, that the fire department is handling this one. Off we go to an insurance seminar on the freeway. We arrive to find the fire department appropriately obtaining signatures for refusals. Sweet! Back to post we go. I settle down with my lunch box and savor my turkey sandwich, chips, pudding cup, and mandarin oranges in their entirety. I actually managed to consume a full meal? Just the quiet before the storm. Always.
The next call out... CARDIAC ARREST! You gotta be shittin me! Sure enough. Smack in the middle of an industrial area, a warehouse that has been converted into a large equipment and diesel repair garage. We slide across 20 yards of parking area, six inches deep in mud, to find rescue pumping away on this poor mechanic who is as blue as a smurf's nutsack. I turn to the buddies who called and asked how long ago he'd collapsed. Their reply: "Been about 45 minutes or more. We thought he was jokin at first, but when we couldn't get him back up we realized he needed CPR"
God bless their hearts. They'd been doing bystander CPR for nearly an hour. I looked at the firemen and told them to continue BLS / CPR until I could get med control on the phone to terminate the code. Nope. They refused. While on hold for the doc, they started a line and pushed EPI. HE'S BLUE FOR GOD'S SAKE!!! WILL YOU STOP THAT SILLY SHIT!!! Damn Rescue Randy's!!! "Atropine's down" WHAT? Oh nevermind. We worked the code.
An onscene time of 15+ minutes to get this guy boarded and carried over engine blocks and grease buckets, and across the U of A football field to the truck. By the Grace of Gawd the bystander CPR prevented his blood from coagulating and the bastards actually had a patent flowing line of saline. So I felt there was no need to make the pumperheads look bad by intubating with an ET tube... they already missed two. I dropped a combi-tube and bagged em all the way to the ER. Fire continued the asystole protocol (go figure on that rhythm) dropped drugs, defibrillated whatever electricity those drugs stirred up, and pumped their till their hearts were content. Exactly 1.3 minutes after arrival, the ER attending called the code, and ole boy was DRT. Dead Right Thare - Just like he was before the Fire Department tried to yank him back from the light.
While wrestling with this nightmare of documentation on these new fangled ToughBook Laptop PC's METRO uses, an OD went out a couple of miles down the road. The responding unit was going to pass the ER to get there, so I told Timid EMT to take the call. Off we went to snatch another poor soul from the grip of death.
As I confirmed the address in my handy lil GPS (named Emily), we arrived at a cemetery. You gotta be kiddin me! Nope! Graveside services in progress, pops stopped breathing. We found our patient to be a rather large man in a wheelchair, HUGELY swollen legs full of edema and probably a nifty case of incurable cellulitis. The very handsome son, in his Marine Corps Class A's, tells me that his dad has OD'd a few times now, taking his pain meds for those really painful legs, and being in an altered state from the narcs forgets his prior dose of meds and takes more, until... BAM. RESPIRATORY ARREST. Imagine that!
Sure enough. Pops wasn't breathing. The firemen started ventilating the patient with a BVM, and somehow (dunno how) his gag reflex was still intact and he nearly choked up the oral airway. No intubation for you buddy. I grabbed IV supplies and immediately popped a line in him and looked up at Timid EMT and said. Get me some Narcan. Timid EMT shat himself. NARCAN PLEASE!!! Off he strolls to the drug box, and returns with 2mg of prefilled Narcan. Nice slow IV push. Don't want an ass beatin today. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. No response. Next thought is massive stroke. Just as I tell the firemen to gather pops up and we lay hands on him to hurl him from wheelchair to stretcher, he suddenly draws in the deep raspy breath and looks me square in the eye and said, "what in the hell are you doin to me?" Oh, goodie. I was dreading lifting your 300 lb swollen ass outta that wheelchair.
"Sir, can you please help us get you on the stretcher?"
"Cuz you took too many of your pain pills and you need to see the doctor"
"No I didn't"
"I think you did"
"No, the hell I didn't"
This exchange could have gone on forever, but Handsome Marine (potential BabyDaddy?) intervened and for a couple of minutes there was a Jerry Springer-esque exchange of cursing and threats. Finally pops gave in and agreed to go. We loaded him into the truck and started back to the ER we had left only minutes ago. He suddenly became less responsive, and within seconds... bad news... respiratory arrest again. As I go for the second round of Narcan, I am being a good girl and call in on the radio with report, asking nicely for the second dose (which he was gonna get anyway). Somewhere in the broken and static filled message I heard *intubate* and *support respirations* What part of intact gag reflex did you not hear? Oh well. Second round of Narcan in.
Pops awoke and started breathing again as we rolled through the sliding doors of the ER and into the trauma/critical care/oil change bay. "Won't give orders for nothing" Attending MD spouts off with "guess he didn't need more narcan or intubating after all." Um yeah... whatever. Sign here please.
Needless to say the rest of my shift was filled with restocking and cleaning, chain smoking, and grunting at the Toughbook and documentation software.
Thus far, I have had a middle aged guy with sudden onset dizziness and visual disturbance. Plood Pressure? 260/140. HE went to a neuro capable ER, just in case the radiator hose blew.
Then there was the overturned mazda truck that was being operated by a less than capable intoxicated driver at 1am. He struck the concrete abutment of a bridge at about 50 mpg, flipped along the two lane bridge several times, rupturing a 4 inch water main, and coming to rest on a gas main. He was unconscious per residents who heard the crash and ran out to see the spectacle, but regained consciousness before rescue got there. He self extricated and sat down next to that gas main the truck was resting on. Rescue was staring at him we arrived. No collar, no board. Sitting on gas main. BRILLIANT! We rapidly placed him in a collar and on a board. When I cut his clothes off in the truck I found a tattooed and distended upper belly, rigid over the liver. EVEN BETTER. Emergency to Atlanta Medical Center Please!!!
Last night's emergency was a 40 year old junky with very symptomatic chest pain, hypertensive at 190/100, history of CABG, AICD, CHF, and NO IV ACCESS. O2, 324mg of aspirin, nitro sprays, 12-lead, and DIESEL!
BAPTISM BY FIRE. Thanks Hunny. My SHIT-MAGNETISM is in full swing again.
Monday, January 7, 2008
BORN AGAIN (Paramedic) - Re-Baptism By FIRE
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This is going to be a slow journey, folks. Perhaps a chapter every few weeks, or so. Please be patient while I try to get my head back in the game. (08/18/2011)
Prologue: Pennsylvania, 1772
I spent my last day as a human in the most mundane ways possible.
My morning was spent helping the Smiths with their harvest influx. They had done extremely well this year, and my family owed them much. I worked in their fields—my labor was all that we could afford in repayment of the flour, milk, and eggs which they provided us with when we couldn't provide for ourselves.
I was jealous of their bounty. Our farm hadn't been as fortunate this season. Father had tried to hide it from us, but I knew that he had made some bad decisions, and coupled with conditions out of our control—the late rains and extreme heat—our land hadn't been nearly as fertile as our neighbors'.
"Next year will be better," he said every time anyone alluded to our family's misfortune. "God willing," was my mother's constant response.
On my way to my now-daily hunt, I walked past the graveyard, small, yet significant. My grandparents, whom I'd never met, rested there, as did my sister and oldest brother. They both died when I was young, so my memories of them were fleeting and inconstant. There were flowers laid on the tiniest headstone. It was the newest addition and belonged to my unnamed sibling, born and died on the same day, slightly less than a year ago.
I imagined my father would be joining them soon. His health hadn't recovered from the previous winter's harshness, and his cough was as bad as ever. He wouldn't call for Doctor Roberts, more because we had nothing to give the man than out of actual necessity.
As I came across the fields, the sun hung dead center in the sky. My morning began when the sky was just turning gray, and after six hours in someone else's fields, I was headed into the woods, the only place where I could be myself.
The other night, I had fooled myself into thinking that Elizabeth Smith would care to sit with me at the church meeting. I had caught a glimpse of her on her family's porch a few nights ago, and her loveliness stopped me where I stood. But she knew even better than I that I had no future, at least not one that could support a wife or family.
I was the middle son and bitter that my inheritance would only be a third of my father's already limited property. Our small portion of land could barely support us, and once split again, it would be worthless; the parts less than the whole.
My family was so hard up for labor that there was never the possibility of apprenticeship for me, like there was for my youngest brother, Thomas. We needed the meager pittance of my toil for our own pitiful farm and for barter. As little as it was, it kept my family from starvation. I knew that once my father died, Thomas would probably be sent to another family, one that could afford to keep him.
Apprenticeship was a hard life, to be sure, but it was one that would teach him a skill beyond plowing a field. All I knew was how to lead a horse and hunt for my dinner. Nothing more than any self-respecting man ought to know, but without a decent parcel of land or any other proficiency, it was still not enough to feed and clothe a family.
The trees in the copse behind our property didn't care that I didn't know how to smithy, account, sell, or trade. They didn't cut me at meetings or turn from me as if I hadn't offered them my arm. Sometimes I felt like they were the only things that truly understood me. The oaks acted as my roots, my life, my foundation. I knew it some might think it sinful to ascribe God's qualities on them, but I also knew that their lives were as sacred as my own.
If I focused on Elizabeth, I knew that the only thing I'd be bringing home for supper would be an empty sack, so I ignored my hurts and got to the business of making my word my deed. We needed meat, and I was—once again—stepping into the role of provider for my family. I tried to stop the feelings of bitterness bubbling up inside me. They wouldn't help me in my task.
I thought I knew the woods better than my home, but in my musings, I'd wandered into a portion I'd never seen before. I heard my name being called and a throaty laugh, but I couldn't find the source. As I turned myself around in circles, looking for the stranger who knew my name, I became dizzy. Perhaps it was because I had finished my water hours ago or that I hadn't had a bite to eat since the mush Mama gave me this morning, but I needed to sit down. I collapsed next to a fallen log and took in my last breath . . .
I awoke some time later, alone and with a raw throat and a thirst that I couldn't sate. I could hear the birds in the trees and the creek that ran alongside my homestead, despite being miles away. I went in search of my family.
May God have mercy on their souls.


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Politics and International Relations at Cambridge
There are two ways to study Politics and International Relations at Cambridge. You can either apply through the Human, Social and Political Sciences course or the History and Politics course.
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In the first year students can spend up to 50 per cent of their time on Politics and International Relations. In the second and third years, students, if they wish, can concentrate exclusively on Politics and International Relations. Students in the second and third-years can also do joint Politics and Sociology or Politics and Social Anthropology.
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History and Politics is an exciting new joint Honours degree which will run for the first time in 2017. It offers subjects from our highly regarded History and Politics and International Relations courses, together with bespoke papers which will allow students to explore the space between the two disciplines.
Politics and International Relations at Cambridge rests on the conviction that the political and international worlds need to be understood together and historically. We seek to explain how the political and international worlds in which we live came to be. In the first year, we look at the foundations of modern politics and international relations. In politics we examine the nature of the state and democracy, and consider how far there are alternatives in the modern world to these practices and the political ideas and arguments that lie behind them. In international relations we explore politics beyond the state, focusing on topics ranging from the world economy, to war and peace, to climate change and protest, all from a globally oriented and historically informed perspective.
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Four Papers chosen from the following:
International Relations I
Plus two options from Sociology, Social Anthropology, Psychology, Biological Anthropology and Archaeology
First year: Four Papers
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Evidence and Argument
Analysis of Politics
International Relations
A paper in British Political History (1688 - 1886 or since 1880) or European History (1715 - 1890 or since 1890)
Second year: Four papers
History of Political Thought
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A paper in the History of Political Thought (either covering the period from the Greeks up to 1700 or the 18th and 19th centuries)
A paper on either Comparative Politics or International Relations
A further History paper, covering World History, American History, or British Social and Economic History
A long essay paper, a historical project, or a paper on Statistics and Methods
Third year
EITHER a dissertation and three papers OR four papers
A general paper in Politics and International Relations
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Conflict and Peace-building, the politics of the Middle East, the comparative politics of Britain and Europe, political thought, the politics of Asia, the politics of Africa, politics and gender, China in the international order, the idea of a European Union.
Students can also opt to replace one of these papers with another subject.An optional dissertation on any topic. Students who do this take two papers from the list above (otherwise students take three).
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A paper in General Themes and Issues, which considers general issues in history and politics and the relationship between the two disciplines
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A 10-15,000-word research dissertation
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Eleni Courea, Politics and International Relations, 2013-2016
If, like me, you're interested in the social sciences but have fumbled around trying to find your passion, you'll gain a lot from studying HSPS. I was accepted to study Geography at Cambridge in 2013, but switched into HSPS at the end of my first year having cultivated a strong interest in politics. I soon became immersed in the history of political thought, and ended up specialising in areas which, months earlier, I didn't know existed – I wrote my final-year dissertation on the role of war in the political thought of two Scottish Enlightenment thinkers, David Hume and Adam Ferguson.
Studying the history of political thought at Cambridge has been an enormous privilege – I've been taught by world experts in a way that has deepened my understanding of the history and force behind the political ideals that we cherish today. Marrying this with a study of contemporary political practice – by electing, over the course of two years, to take papers like Ethics in World Politics, Conflict & Peacebuilding, even Statistics & Methods – has made my course hugely rewarding and uniquely interesting. In particular, it has taught me to think critically, to examine problems from a fresh perspective and to question the assumptions behind contemporary policy documents and political rhetoric.
Having just graduated in June 2016, I'll be spending the summer in Cambridge interning for a startup – Africa's Voices – which was spun out of the Centre of Governance and Human Rights (CGHR), itself launched by POLIS. Afterwards I'm hoping to find a job in London, working as a journalist or policy researcher.
James Wand, Politics and Sociology, Part IIA
Politics at Cambridge goes deeper than voting systems, voter turnout and voting behaviour; it explores further the ideas of community and control, sovereignty and the state. Politics at Cambridge couples contemporary events and issues with a firm grasp of the history of key political themes and the individuals who have shaped our lives. From the birth of the nation-state to the ideology of a decaying society and culture, Politics poses challenging questions about what constitutes our civilization. Taught through lectures and supervisions, the course encourages critical thinking and the ability to challenge assumptions, whilst at the same time allowing students to bring to fruition their own ideas. Indeed, this ability to challenge historical concepts in a modern way reveals just how broad, relevant and interesting the subject is. If you're an individual who has an opinion, outlook, and love for understanding the world around you, how it's moulded and how it can be changed then there is no more obvious route than studying politics in Cambridge.
Luke Vaz, Politics and International Relations, 2013-2016
Studying as broad and as topical a degree as HSPS has resulted in an enriching experience at university. Despite initially knowing little in depth about anthropology and international relations, the interdisciplinary nature of the course means they all inter-relate and connect allowing for issues to be thought about laterally rather than strictly in the confines of their discipline. Not only are you showed how to use political philosophers and worldwide examples to voice a point evidentially, but you are taught how to think and evaluate issues rationally, from Socrates to Syria. HSPS is the course everyone wishes they had applied to - as its broad appeal marries the ability to specialise in a region, philosophy or thinker that you find interesting. Not only this, but you leave the degree with a palpably improved global understanding.
After graduating, I hope either to begin a law conversion course in London, take a gap year and do an internship in international politics as part of the UN, or stay here for a fourth year! The multi-topical nature of the course allows for many different paths to be taken, as the argumentative and critical aspects lend greatly to any career imaginable.
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If breadth of study is something that appeals, I would recommend wholeheartedly taking on the (enormously rewarding) challenge of HSPS at Cambridge. I've always been interested in politics and international relations - the area in which I now specialise - but the most appealing thing about this course for me was the fact that it enabled me to take papers in anthropology, sociology and history additionally across my first and second years. These extra areas of study were not only fascinating (as well as entirely novel in some cases) but also incredibly useful; as my degree has progressed I've found myself incorporating a myriad of different elements that I had picked up from them along the way, and my work has undoubtedly become more conceptually sophisticated as a result.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette (Newspaper) - January 12, 1974, Cedar Rapids, Iowa Washington Moves to 6-0; Kennedy Loses Warriors Ail, but Win 55-43 Hy Jack Ogden Executive Sport* Editor Muscatine's deliberate shuffle offense put a dent in Washington s league-leading scoring average Friday night, but the ailing Warriors came through with a 55-43 win in their own gym. It boosted Wash to 6-0 as the Warrior continued to share the Mississippi Valley conference lead with Iowa City West. The game was never seriously in doubt after an early 9-point surge at the start of the second half upped the lead to 36-23, but Wash could never break the game open and fell 28 points shy of its scoring average of 82.6. Wash Coach Don King wasn't sure how well his squad had played. "You have to play different ways,'' fie explained, "and I think we learned something tonight. "We weren't able to take charge and set the pace of the game." King declined to "make excuses," but four of his five starters were not exactly up to par. Jeff Dawson, one of three Warriors to wind up in double figures, was injured in a car accident a week ago, and re-in-jured himself during practice this week. Mark Thompson suffered a knee injury Monday. Fat Daugherty suffered an ankle injury and Steve Kennedy a knee injury in the final practice session Thursday. Despite the slowdown by the Muskies and some inside shooting problems, Wash still hit 46 percent from the field as Ken-1 nedy and Dan Nemmers shared honors with 15 points each. Muscatine hit 57 percent off its shuffle attack, but got only 28 shots to 50 for the Warriors. The Muskies, led by Bryan Lawrence and Kerry Blake, jumped off to an early 7-2 lead. Wash caught up on Dawson's basket at 8-7 and took the lead for good late in the first quarter, 16-15, on a basket by Malone Fouls Out, Lose 64-45 BETTEN I X)RF -The loss of star Cedar Rapids Kennedy for- Regis Surprises Ottumwa by 62-61 OTTUMWA— Cedar Rapids attempts for his game leading Regis survived a 30-point per- total. w a r d Bill Malone midway formance by all-stater Marty Regis held a nine-point mar-through the third quarter Wilkinson to top Ottumwa 62-61 gin at intermission by the score 'hcrc Kridliy- (third frame ZZ? «tum7a the Mississippi Valley confer- ""'"T: '* "'TT' ,gave the Royals a scare. once tilt for the Bulldogs, 64-45. nceted on 13 of 20 shots from the with Regis on top at 58-47 Malone picked up three fouls and ad four frce ,hrow six minutes remaining, Wil in the first half, the end of which saw Bettendorf clinging; to a 25-24 lead. And when the 6-7 senior drew his fifth personal at the three minute mark of the1 third frame, the Cougars were trailing by only six 34-28. But at his departure Kennedy fell apart and the Bulldogs took advantage of this as they scooted out to a 45-32 lead at the end of that quarter. The margin swelled to 58-37 with 3:50 left, and Bettendorf was home free with their sev- L M Five Loses at Regina kinson hit three goals and two free throws to bring Ottumwa to within one but Don Keynot s claimed a bucket for Regis at She 1:32 mark to up the Royal lead to 60-57. On the ensuing in bounds pass, Reynolds snared a lose ball and hit another goal to put the opponents out of reach. IOWA CITY—Cold shooting coupled with enth win in eight outings. . , , ,, . , , Malone led all scorers with 16 ^ma fub-court cc ense sen points, and teammate Craig Linn-Mar's basketball team Enright added IO. But the Cou- down to its third straight defeat, After playing a controlled type contest through three first half periods the Royals settled down a tough to what Coach Rick Westhoff tagged "a delayed stall" to preserve the effort for Regis. Reynolds paced the balanced all night and in addition Kennedy's guard court blew riu- i . u j * ui I. . • j . , . ^ Royal scoring with 18 points lg?.ri" tr°"ble W°,rJ ."g *<-57. at the hands of the Regal* wJk, teamm;tes Brian Tj'crn;in here Friday night. and Pat Quinn followed with 15 "We just couldn't control Re- and 12, respectively. Al Millard was the only other Ottumwa player in double figures with 14 tallies. The outcome left both clubs with identical 3-5 season marks. —Gazette Photo bv John Mdvor Prairie1 s Pegump (43) starts to take ball to basket against LaSalle's Stepanek Prairie Hard-Pressed To Defeat LaSalle55-53 merous easy layups off the fast break gina's break," sighed a disap- Bettendorf's balanced scoring pionted DM boss Don Under-was headed by 6-6 center Dave wood. "None of our kids played Boles, who hit for 12 points, Vir- as well as they could have." gil Wulf, who added ll, and The Lions managed to keep guard Dennis Schone, who pro- game close until the four-vided the Bulldogs' outside minute mark of the first frame, fob!" spark with IO. which saw Regina in the I oumn*" Neither team shot much from proceS£ of putting eight straight sffl* the charity line. Kennedy didn't on the scoreboard to R0PP make its first foul shot until the jump from an 8.7 lead to a 17-7 5:10 mark of the third period, advantage •J?*** finishing with three of eight. | _ 0 . , °W*o.« sh«i«; me SLCUIIU II dine wus mute RMjS aa att , 24 made, 50 pct. of thp same as the Regals' I Ottumwa 62 att., 28 matte, 45 pct OI me outlie, na mc ivcgoio Foul*—Rests 12, Ottumwa IV. man-to-man press forced nu-| out-None. Linn-Mar turnovers to Reqis f«2) Fq Ft Tp 2 2-3 4 Millard 1 5-5 I Bickfrd 6 3-4 15 Wilksn 6 2-2 12 Guitar 8 2 4 18 Culn 2 0-1 4 Meeker 0 0-1 0 Hendrsn Farrier Helqson Ottumwa (61) Fq Ft Tp 7 0-1 14 1 13 2 1-2 3 4-4 30 00 4 01 2 OO 4 OO 2 2 0 SI 24 14 20 42 Totals 28 5 1 41 20 20 14 0—42 14 17 14 14—41 Bettendorf was one for seven in the first half from the line, and hit ten of 18 overall. The Cougars are now 5-5-i for ail games and 3-4 in conference play, while Bettendorf is 15-1 in the loop. Kennedy Malone Enrtqhl Danly .. Church . Challm . Reinhold Dales Schnobln i Shupp Fq (45) Bettendorf Ft Tp Fq (64) 2-2 OI OO 0-0 0 2 13 OO OO 0-0 14 Wult IO Holaumb 6 Boles 2 Waqner 2 Thompsn 5 Schone 4 Stepnnsn 0 Truman 0 Drexler 22 3-0 45 Lintqen Total* By Al Miller Gazette Sport* Writer ..LaSalle's best performance of the season wasn't enough, but the Lancers made Prairie high hustle to preserve its unbeaten record in the East other Laverne Bruns were almost an underneath and was fouled. The! tensive goal-tending call at echo. "It was an excellent game shot was missed, but skyscrap that point, for both sides and really could ing Steve Stepanek, who had Bruns felt his club "played have gone either way," he said, three excellent tip-ins in the tighter and matched up a little Totals . Kennedy Bettendorf ..... Field Goal Shooting Kennedy .....52 att., 22 made, 42 pct. merous send the winners out in front by 44-24. winners L-M's shooting percentages Ft T,f were miserable. The Lions canned only 16 percent from the J field in the first period and 33 penner 'J percent for the game. I Free throws also played a large part in the outcome. Re .10 14 13 12 4 3-8 3 3-3 6 OO 3 Id I 1-4 5 OO 3 2-2 I 0 0 0 OO 0 1 0-0 2 27 IO ll 44 IO 13—45 20 lf—44 Fouled Out: Malone. Kent Cooling. It was 19-15 at the quarter and'basketball 27-23 at halftime, but Wash!Central Iowa conference Friday; had to result from an overtime through the hoop scored the first nine points of night at LaSalle. * as Paul Schenkelberg's despera- That's a no no Mid the ortho third quarter, five of them Prairie won the hard-fought tion shot glanced off the basket fj : . ( g rorrecD and a by Kennedy. contest 55-53 and now owns a 4-0 with only one second to Wash .. ....... (55) Muscatine (4 Cm C» Tm Cc Cf ,J I ing like anything but a club with ; were eliminated. Yes, it could have gone the first half, plucked the ball off on defence in the second ^vWlfYTC her way. but it would have ,hc rjm and stuf[ed jt back half-birthing th^was]WOe OWIFTIS To Victory that we cut off Stepanek from the boards." Kramer agreed. "Prairie did Luther Five Reaches 2-0 DECORAH (AP) - Randy hit four clutch free throws in the final 30 seconds to lead Luther college to a 77-70 Iowa conference basketball vagina, which had been shooting tory over Central college Friday 70 percent from the line all night. Tim O'Neill led Luther scoring with 28 points. The Lions, on the other hand, The Norsemen are now 2-0 in could sink only nine of 25 chari- league play and 2-3 overall, ty attempts. A trio of juniors led the wav for Regina. 6-0 forward Jack tvfnnifuy .......an.# it, nt«u«, ti pvt. • , , , Bettendorf . 7i *»t., 27 made, 3g pct year imoroved on that mark bv Total Foul*: Kennedy 15, Bettendorf IS. K ' -7 J *.....— hitting 21 of 26 for 80 percent. Central fell to 0-2 and 5-5. Central (70) Luther (77) .........(55) Muscatine Fq Ft TP FP Dawson ..4 3-5 II Lolqren Daugherty O OO 0 Lawrence Kennedy Nemmers Thompsn Rutcliff . Roaison Coolinq .. Milroy ., Hobbs .. Totals . 3-3 IS Blake ... 3-5 IS Hamsher O O 8 Lohmann O O 0 Lanqton 00 0 01 4 0-1 O OO 0 9-15 SS Totals Ft 4 0-1 4 2-5 5 12 0 4 9 0 OO 1 2 4 . IlLldlo ^ WUU Wtit- vUlIvvl/ emu u I " j :al -f rnmnn i n ft him lf I XVII. rijCjnO/iii I *" lilt; VyQC , 4. • * . ff . T 1 I ^technical foul was called. Schen-j k J Schenk has a co,Iege swimmers opened their an^ 17 rPbcwnds^Marty Leh n ««(mark in the ECIC. LaSalle, look-1and LaSalle s hopes for an upset kelberg made one of his gift bai? ankle hem coo™ ,.,s»k * kn"n \— and Tim Kennedy chipped .n 14 11-21 43 Washinqton 19 8 13 15—55, Muscatine . 15 8 7 13—43 Field Goal Shootinq: Washinqton . sn att., 23 made, 44 pct. Muscatine . 28 att., 14 made, 57 pct. Fouls: Wash 20. Muscatine 14. Fouled Out: Dawson, Dauqhterty. four losses, is now 1-4 and coach Duane Kramer finds it hard to believe. "That's the best effort we've gotten out of our kids,''said Kramer, "but that Prairie is a good ball club." However, with 1:28 remaining the contest was up for grabs until a "dunk" shot ruling gave Prairie a chance for the winning points. Here's the picture: Prairie led 53-52 when Schen-Th« words of Prairie coach; kelberg laid the ball up from who going a bang here carried a rnayy afternoon by winning into the every event enroute to a 80-19 1974 season with a Friday afternoon tosses to tie it at 53-53. but then, Gary Pegump converted the]J79 aver ® technical free throw for another e was to nine victory over Iow a Wesleyan, one-point edge for Prairie. .(s' ^ Garin who ton. Kohawks Greg Neal. William *rec ....I f"e h-icimtc Patv and Don Herrick led the Randy Myers added a throw with nine seconds left. Kramer agreed with the "dunk" call, but said, "I think I would have preferred an of- with 14 and 13. respectively. Regina is now 3-6 overall and 2-2 in East Central Iowa conference play. Linn-Mar slipped to 2 5 overall and 1-3 in loop ac- Fq Ff TP Fg Ft To Ala id* .3 7-4 1 O'Neill 4 4 ll Korver 0 0-0 0 Aldsn • J Wrsma 3 3-4 9 Leix .. 9 2 2 IC Goslk . 8 2 3 18 Ciaussen 3 2-4 I V Wtk 3 O O 6 Berry . 1 0-0 ? Newlin 5 0-0 IO Kennedy I OO 4 Swnsn . 8 3-4 14 Donner 0 4-4 4 Andern .. 4 0 2 I Totals 30 10-15 70 Totals 30 17-22 77 Halftime: Central 34, Luther 33. Fouls—Central 20, Luther 14 Fouled out—Central, waide, Swanson. Jeff Rips West on Mat 37-1 I West Sets Win Mark as Jeff Bows led the individual scoring double victories. in the third quarter, Lancers with 14 points. Pegump also wae, hot. paced all the scoring with ( points and most of his ll goals ch^e.Tw; 2:i3r",v' r ,I ic on «nnnn 60 free: I Casal!, Cl parade with n_! 400 med. relay: t. Coe (Brenqel, Hazel- HO fort. Campbell. Malloy); 4:330 1,000 tree: I. Neal, C; 2 IS Marek, IW; 13:30 3-200 tree: I. IOWA CITY— Iowa City West reached 34-11 before Jeff scored the story but the above results oohnaiek were direct visions of the tough Myers ° ! Pegump utilized a 2-2-1 trapping zone again with Terry Earnest. Strunk, C; 3. Paty. C; 2. Malloy, C; 3. r .i ie on ov Tree. i v.asan, *.» 2. Kuhnen, IW; 3. were from the 15-20-foot range. Howard, iw,- 31.7. ,, ... ,■ , :n .! I AO iud. med: I. Herrick, C; 2. Hazel Garv hit five two-pointers in a ton, <-, Lewis, iw, csp? , .. " j , Diving: 1. Herrick, 135.60 Pts. row in the second quarter. 700 fiv: j. campbell, c.- 2 Kress, iw,- Prairie (55) LaSa,,Pc'53c\ T« 'OO free: I. Paty, C; 2. Kuhnen, IW; 3. Fq F* Tp Fq Ff TP . ^ < IT in r<L7nk,br° ? a i n back: I. Brenqel, Cl 2. Herrick, C; 5 O I IO Garin 7 0-2 s 3 Re|| |W; J 29e 500 free I Neal, C; 2. Strunk, C; press to overs force numerous turn-and spanked Cedar Three straight pins in the,., .. . . early going lifted the Jefferson |RaP'ds Jefft'rson 82 48 hcre Frl' grapplers from a 3-3 deadlock to a commanding 21-3 lead, powering the J-Hawks to a 37-11 thrashing of Iowa City West in the Jeff gym Friday night. Paul Viktora at 112, Jim Bal-vanz at 119, and 126-poundcr Jed Brown each turned the trick for Jeff, now 7-D for the season. Bal-vanz had the quickest fall in 1:59. Jefferson's jayvee team and their sophomores also won by scores of 45-14 and 54 5. day The win marked a school record for most consecutive wins (seven) as the Trojans upped their Mississippi Valley Conference mark to 60 while tile J-Hawks fell to 1-5. West tallied easily on simple buckets in the first quarter to take a 24-11 pad and continued the assault until the count Randy Yoder was the main thorn in the J-Hawks side as h;* racked up 20 points, mostly on close range firing off the press. Trojan press. Erie Madsen and Kent Pickens followed Yoder for West with 15 and 13 points, respectively. Earnest topped the J-Hawks The Trojans ran away from aislate with ll while soph center 47-23 halftime lead to a ridicu- Dean Uthoff popped in IO. lous 66-32 margin at the third Jeff <_4«) west quarter's end when both coaches cleared the benches. Frye Young To*als Prairie LaSa Ie Prairie LaSalle Team 2 ll ll l l 4 OO I OO 5 Stepanek 23 Taperer 8 Hazlev 2 0-2 OO 2 2 2 2 26 3 4 55 Tot-ls 22 9 12 53 ll 14 14 12—55 14 12 ll 9-53 Field Goal Shooting 41 att., 26 made. 43 pct 44 att., 22 made. 34 pct. Fouls: Prairie, 12; LaSalle, 8. Marek. IW; 6:30.6. 200 breast I. Hazelton C; 2. Lewis, IW; I 3. McDermott, IW; 2:55 2. 400 tree relay: I Coe (Casavi, Mallov.l Strunk, Paty); 3:54.7. lion. Linn Mar (57) Reqina (ll) Nietert 8 1-8 17 Fq Ft Tp Cant'bery I 1-J 5 Thoman I 5 4 19 Eichler I 0-0 2 Peterson 5 OO IO DanaLyon 5 lf ll Lehman 4 41 14 McKain I 2-2 6 Kennedy 5 3-4 13 Blknbrq I 1 I I M Murray 3 2-2 I Gire I 1-2 3 Hanraban 3 1-2 7 Steen ,. .. 2 0 2 4 Coester I 2-2 4 DaneLyon I 0 0 J RWcmbacr 0 2-2 I Breadman 0 2 2 I J Murray I OO I Veatch 0 0 2 • Seemuth I OO 2 Smith I 04) 2 Jensen ... 0 0-0 0 2inqula 0 0-0 0 Thompson 0 OO o Edwards 0 OO 0 MWotbachr 0 0-0 0 Totals 24 4 25 57 Totals 30 21 74 ll M 305 l.inn-Mar • • IO 14 14 14—57 Regina .....17 ll ll 14-11 Field Goal Shootinq: Linn-Mar 33 pct. Regina 44 pct. Team Fouls: Linn-Mar 19, Reqina 21. Fouled out: None. Schmidt Hits 26, Warrior Sophs Win Gary Schmidt fired 26 points to spark Washington's sophomore basketball team to an 80-49 victory over Muscatine in the Wash gym Friday. The win ® gave the Warriors a 7-2 record, while the losers fell to 7-3. Muscatine (49): Brian Hahn 12, Tim Yerington 14, Bo Johnson I. John .. .. Winchers I, Duane Etckelberger I, Jet! 19—81 Lettenberger 2, Mark MacLennan 2, Mike Eggenburg 2. . . . Wash (80): Tim Stout 2 Tim Daugherty 44 pct. 4, Pete Sevier 20, Gary Schmidt 24, John Fay 4, Joe Morgan I, Steve Meter 4. Mark Berry 2, Mart Steitzer 2. Fouled Out: None. Sclqr Earnest respective union r I Stker . Albert* Jacbsn Perhaps Jeff's 24 miscues and ^°0nn%k West's 60 percent shooting was gjrcii Fq Ft Tp 3 3-5 9 4 3 5 5 OO T 1-4 3 13 0 0-1 1 ll 2 OO J 0 2 I 1-i Madsen ll Kawlqs IO Pickens 3 Mason 7 Yoder 0 Brown 1 Pope .. 4 Skastd 0 Daters ) Sltbch Allen Prairie's Girls Coe Win Late Burst Doesn't Help Marion, 71-6? 19 IO 24 48 VARSITY 98; Mark Johnson, IC, dec. Butch Win-! nett, 4-0. 105: Don Hiltcnmiller, J, dec Chuck ht ce ( I 9*1 Iii: Paul Viktora, J, pinned Kevin j Noah, 5:43. 119: Jim Balvanz, J, pinned Erie Griffith, 1:59. 126: Jed Brown, J, pinned Frank Vase Iv, 5:59. 132: Gary Christensen, J, dec. Jeff in the Contest tUld put OII a 31 *38/bick Briqqs, j, dec. Kelly Coburn, j point final quarter only to fall to 145: charles Kacena, ic, dec. Wayne I Maquoketa 71-62 here Friday. w*55neiom Sadler, j, dec Phil Marston, Maquoketa upped its Wamac garnered 15. Pete f en. Conference mark to 2 1 while Marion high fell behind early 4 0 also in double figures with 12 and ll, respectively. Jerry Crowley paced the ans with 18 while Totals Jedcrson i I. c. Mint Field Goal Shootinq; Jefferson 54 att., 19 made, 35 pct l.C. West 63 att., 37 made. 40 PC! Fouls—Jolt 14, West 21. Fouled out- None Wilkes Leads UCLA 92-56 (12) Fq Ft TP 7 13 IS 00 » 33 13 01 8 O O 20 oo 2 Julie Jansa a-2 2 points while c o 2 chipped in with 17 as the Prairie Total* 37 1-1212 high girls basketball 24 2J19 i4—i! topped Urbana 73-59 Romps ^8-68 After Shaky Start popped Becky in 39 Yuska Bn Kc»\ iii Kane 16:11 on the out ll {joints in the first half and 13 more after intermission to Ko- cop game scoring honors with 24 at I Friday. The Hawks are now 4 8 lawrence on the season. Rhonda Ferguson led the while Donna up at 10-all with The Goo college basketball,flrs, half clock- squad team shook off a shaky iniUal responded with markers. Tame four minutes, then demolished five strajght field goals in the The kttlc soph from Milwau-in the Midwest ncxt two-and-a-half minutes for kce was followed in the conference opener Wnth m 'Jo in marpin and a comfort-1 Lawrence stoiing column by Indi- Conference mark to 2 1 147: Bruet* Feuerhdm, J, ctec 4<)85: Steve Pate, IC, dec. Casslm Iqrem, Marion is yet to pick Up a VictO- Crowley 30 Sumnr Hwt: Bob Jenkins. J, drew Mike Rasley, ry, Klburz junior varsity Tile tilt could ably be labeled win'»*» 98: dbl. for!; 105: Kurt Schroeder, J. , *, • i Roth tort ; 112 Steve Hanqartner, J. tori ; 119 ; as ragged .'IS Marion Committed Hen icy Ray Harney, J, tort ; 126 Dennis Cantish. , . . . ,, miss J, 4 0, 132 Bob Moody. J, ll. 138: John JI tUIHOVerS Olid ll fouls W nile Heaqarly, J, 4 0; 145: Jim Comrcld. J, 13 .. . . . . ,,, , , 0; ISS Jerry Christensen, J, 4 0; 167; Jim tilt' opponents claimed JI louis. Joanw/rV?, ^V!3 Rron'H,mJ Kour players folded out of tho ic. J or ------------ Picket Totals Marion Marlon (67) Fq Ft Tp 9 0 0 18 Burns 6 3 1 2 3 5 2 2-4 I 12 I 2 3 0 3 4 1 OO I OO IS l ong 7 Huqhes 6 Davison 5 Cassady 4 Kirk 3 Lyons 2 Swelter 2 2. 24 14 31 42 Totals SOPHOMOVI S Ptu VB Kevin Mason, J, 10 5; ION: Oar roll Knox, J, I 47; 112 Kevin ( tmpbell J tort, 119 Mike Duncan, I, drew BIM Hlederman. 13; 126: Kevin Rogers, IC H I; 132 John Humphreys, J, 2:46; HH: Kevin Christensen, J, 3:17; 145: Oave Zimmerman, J, for! ; |55: Tim Pischer, J, ll 3 167 Jnyme butty, J, 6 2; 185. Mark Banke, J, tort ; Hwt: Roil Gorsh, J, fort Maquoketa ■ Fin'd Goal Shootinq Marion 58 att Maquoketa 51 att foul' Marion 27, Maquoketa JI. Fouled . out: Klburz, Bier, Lyons Schoenthdor be the deciding ingredient Long tallied 14 of his 16 points I in the second frame as Maquo New ket.i held its largest lead of the York Rangers announced Satur- night at 35 11 with 3:05 left in day th.1t Emile Francis will take tin' half. over as coach of the National! Burns topped the Cardinal Starter Kevin Burns and re serve Merle Long sparked the big 25 point second quarter for the Cardinals which proved to Mjnmi's Mallory Goes to Colorado LOS ANGELES (AIM -Neil Sumner Keith Wilkes scored 20 points in Urb,M ,if), the first half. and UCLA steam- JTJr°^w]4Jan*a 34 Yuska 17, Reeky Maquoketa (71) I'olllTcd California 92-56 Friday Hohensee •> P*t Zalesky 7, Cathy Dtaho* Pa Ft Tp ' Ij J] night in a Pacific 8 I onfcrence 0® {t basketball game for the No. I J-* * Bruins 86th consecutive victory. JI ® It was also a Pac 8 record 46th straight win by the Bruins, more victory than the 45 iii a row won by UCLA between 1966 and l!k)9 when they were led by Hareem Abdul Jabbur— then Lew Aleindor. The Bruins played Cal uith- 9 13 27 17-31 71 OIH 9 31 62 17 25 ll 18 71 for both I a 20 10 margin and a comfort-in Moray'able ,ead which they never relin- losers with 24 while Donna "'""r ' ....." " ' ' quished. Zicser claimed 21. }-v ''ck louse. Garland Smith popped in two The Prairie junior varsity The K°hawks. the league s buckets in that scoring surge. also came up with a win by 46- first undefeated champion in 21 white Fran Rohtman, Ed Mc- 31. years with a 14-0 mark last Falls and Ralph Andresen Fcreuson 24, ziescr J) ; season, thus knocked out their added one apiece. 17th consecutive league victory over three years and prepared to meet the last loop squad to defeat them. That will happen tonight, when high-flying Ripon invades the Coe court for a 7:30 p.m. showdown between the two loop contenders. Doug Fyfe with 15 points and Jerry Percak with 14. The Vikings, who travel to Beloit tonight, dropped to 16 overall. Peacocks Bow At Penn 72-67 Smith, who nabbed 15 points in a torrid first-half effort, wound up as the Coe scoring leader with 21 points, followed by McFalls at 20. Roh'man at 19 and Resin Riley with IO. Coe (98) Fq Ft Tp McFalls 10 0-1 20 Fyfe "oilmen 4 t-3 14 KeJev Smith IO l l 21 Percek lf I lr tck 2 OI 4 Rogers ., Andresen t 0-0 7 Currie Cooper 2 2-2 * Snowden Stevenson 2 1-1 6 Faust Kiley 5 0-0 IO Hachmstr Van Every 4 0 0 8 Brown Gibson I OO 2 Meyer Knutson 0*0 0 Huppert Ernst 0 0-2 0 Lawrence (oil Fe Ft TP 4 3-4 15 « 7 4 I I I I • (> I ll 00 4-7 1 I OI OI 4-4 OO 04 OO 74 made, 47 pct 27 made, 47 pct New Coach NEW YORK (AIM OXFORD, Ohio (AIM Bill Mallory, head football coach at Miami University, said Friday night lie has accepted the head Hockey league team immerii- scoring with 17 while Fen coaching }>osition at the I aiver- points getting only four ately, replacing Larry Copeia Hughes and Daryl Davison were sitv of Colorado. throws in the second half. OSKALOOSA (AIM — William Penn defeated Upper Iowa 72-67 iii tilt' Iowa conference basketball opener for both teams Friday. Penn's balanced scoring, out center Bill Walton, college paced by Jack Amble's 17 basketball's Player of the Year points, was too much for Upper the last two seasons, who was Iowa to overcome despite the sidelined with a bruised back 30 point performance of Jim he received in a tumble at Bushkofsky. Washington State last Monday Penn led through most of the night. first half, but the lead changed no more Wilkes wound un with 24 hands several times in the sec- minutes as The Kohawks, 6-2 this year, have gone undefeated iii ll home appearances and 32-3 overall since suffering a 98-90 overtime defeat to the Ked-men two years ago in Moray Fin fieldltouse. Kiley, a reserve soph from CR. Kennedy who wen the hearts of local fans in the 1972 state pre) tourney, eked out numerous bursts of applause as he razzle--dazzled his way to one Of his better Coe performances. The Kohawks roared to a 54 '4 halftime margin, then held the Vikings at hay through I he se •* Totals 44 4 11 98 Totals 24 16 23 *1 .i3,1: Coe, 54; I awrence, 34 i' rn F.^uls; Co*. 25; Lawrence ti. F*u rd Out: Kelley. F r i d a y ' s contest against ond stanza while emptying the Lawrence was only in doubt for bench and adding IO points t than the first seven the final score, the Vikings pulled One Viking they couldn't stop. free ond half before Penn trol late iii the game. took coil- out to an 8-4 lead, went behind however, was 5 IO sparkplug IO 8 and knotted the score hack Quincy Rogers who rapped No Job Too Big For Ut To Handle BROULIK BROS. 2210 A St SW 362-8447 ;
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On Wed, 9 Sep 1998, Rasmus Lerdorf wrote: > > (this last one can be done in the kernel, or in an otherwise streamlined > > manner. Much speedup. And the neat thing is that neither the database nor > > mod_php have to know *anything* about it, as long as they properly report > > their metadata. We'll need to make that sure that's easy for module > > authors to have their modules do.) > > Well, it goes a step beyond that. I would have to pass this on to the > actual PHP script author. I can't analyze a PHP script and determine the > metadata. Well, I could try, but there are so many different ways that a > script can vary from one hit to the next that it wouldn't be feasible. Yeah, that's the problem with generalized scripting languages. They're too damn general ;) It's actually fairly simple to deal with: You have the PHP module tag the response as uncacheable unless you get specific information (via a PHP function or something) from the script about what dimensions it acts on. As I mentioned earlier, this actually is a point in favor of the plan I outline: In the current HTTP cache system (e.g., Apache+Squid), if any part of the response has unknown dimensions, we have to treat the whole thing as uncacheable. With cached layering, we can at least cache the parts of the request we can define. P.S. A quick thought: it might not be that hard to determine the dimensions of a PHP script from the parser. You just need to classify each PHP function as to whether, passed the same arguments, it will return the same value every time. If it does, you can ignore it. If it doesn't, you need to specify what request dimensions it depends on, or if it depends on a non-request dimension (e.g., rand()). You should be able to put that together to figure out the proper metadata. But I may be missing some important factor. -- Alexei Kosut <firstname.lastname@example.com> <http://www.stanford.edu/~akosut/> Stanford University, Class of 2001 * Apache <http://www.apache.org> *
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In search of a surgeon who can perform all of these facial procedures at once: forehead reduction, brow lift, lip lift? (Photos)
In order to cut down on recovery time, I am looking for a surgeon who is *experienced* in all five of these procedures at once or on consecutive days: 1. hairline lowering (2 cm) with 2. brow lift (6mm) 3. lip lift (10 mm) 4. cheek augmentation by fat transfer (very slight; I'm guessing maybe 1.5 mls per cheek), which necessitates 5. liposuction Any advice or leads are appreciated. So far I have only discovered 2 in the US, and their portfolios are limited (willing to travel overseas).
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Performing Multiple Facial Procedures at the Same Time
If you plan on doing all of these procedures, it would be foolish not to do them all at the same time so you have one surgery, anesthetic, and recovery. I am a strong advocate of specialization; if the liposuction is on the face I would do this with the other facial procedures but if you are considering body liposuction I have another plastic surgeon in our clinic who specializes in body work and would do the liposuction during the same operation.
In search of a surgeon
- In patients with a high forehead and brow ptosis, "hairline lowering" and browlift are both accomplished with a pretrichial browlift (the incision placed at the hairline).
- A lip lift can be performed concurrently. 10mm looks and sounds excessive.
- Fat tansfer can be performed concurrently. The cannula used to harvest fat for transfer to the face is different than that used for body sculpting and doesn't alter the abdomen or thigh by itself. 1.5mL/cheek is a very small amount. Keep in mind that 80% of the fat persists long-term.
Best wishes! Harry V. Wright MD, Sarasota, Florida
Multiple facial procedures performed simultaneously
It is possible to perform multiple surgical procedures at the same setting which allows for one anesthetic and one recovery period. In our practice, the body liposuction is performed by our board certified plastic surgeon, while the facial work is performed by our board-certified facial plastic surgeon. A hairline lowering procedure is only performed when there is a low eyebrow position and a brow lift is performed at the same time
Web reference: https://www.seattlefacial.com
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Brow Lift and Lip Lift
Thank you for your question. It would be prudent to do these surgeries at the same time. You would benefit from a lower cost of medicine and operating time as well as a shorter combined recovery time. Many surgeons - including me - are capable at performing these surgeries in combination. You should judge a surgeon by their expertise, specifically the number of each surgery performed overall and per year, their training/education, their level of board certification (single/double), patient satisfaction vis-à-vis patient testimonials, and before and after photos. Best wishes,
Web reference: http://www.drclevens.com/face
Multiple facial procedures
A thorough examination would need to be performed to ultimately determine what would be the best procedures to give the result you are looking for. These procedures are commonly performed together.
Facial surgery
Hello and thank you for your question. I highly recommend you be evaluated with an in-person consultation to obtain the best advice. Make sure you specifically look at before and after pictures of real patients who have had this surgery performed by your surgeon and evaluate their results. The most important aspect is to find a surgeon you are comfortable with. I recommend that you seek consultation with a qualified board-certified plastic surgeon who can evaluate you in person.
Best wishes and good luck.
Richard G. Reish, M.D.
Harvard-trained plastic surgeon
Best wishes and good luck.
Richard G. Reish, M.D.
Harvard-trained plastic surgeon
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