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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - February 21, 1991, New Braunfels, Texas tKaleidoscope Thufsday, February 21, 1991 Herakl-Za/fung, New Braunfels, Texas Page 9 • - ,<• 4| «ft J Debutante Gina Davis, at left, is escorted through the New Braunfels High School Jr. ROTO Honor Guard by her father, J. Lynn Davis. Above, Kirsten Emily Foerster executes the traditional Texas Bow on stage at the annual Mid-Texas Symphony Debutante Ball while her escort Warren Ferguson, left, and father Gary Foerster look on. Debutantes presented at annual ball Twenty-two senior girls from 'Canyon, New Braunfels, and Smithson Valley high schools made their ■debut during the Mid-Texas Symphony's "Carousel Waltz" Ball held at the Civic Center Saturday, Feb. 16. * Each debutante was formally presented center stage. Flaked by brightly painted antique carousel horses, each girl executed the traditional Texas Bow to the delight of proud parents, symphony members, and guests. The girls later waltzed first with their fathers and then with their escorts, to the music of the "Theme from Doctor Zhivago." Master of Ceremonies for the evening was Curt Pfannstiel. The New Braunfels High School Marine Corps Jr. ROTC Honor Guard also participated in the presentation. Responsible for this year's Symphony debutantes' activities are committee members Melaney Beath, Chairman; Susan Bell, co-chairman; Sharon Bradberry, secretary; Carol Stein, wardrobe coordinator, Patricia Herring, social coordinator, Sharon Knibbe, special events coordinator, .and Stephanie Coley, publicity ; coordinator. The debutantes for the 1990-91 Debutante Tara Lyn Debner asked family friend Larry Herring to be her escort because her father, Maj. R. Cody Debner, is hospital administrator with the 32nd Medical Evacuation Group Serving Operation Desert Storm. Debutante Justine Niccole For-shage walks with father Frank Forshage at the ball. symphony season are: Melissa Dawn Daffin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Daffin, escorted by Dennis Erhardt Lehmann II, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis E. Lehmann and Mr. and Mrs. Vincent John; Gina Lynn Davis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Lynn Davis, escorted by William Michael Hearn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Hearn; Tara Lyn Debner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. Cody Debner Jr., escorted by Neil Aaron Campbell; Kimberly Z. Durham, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Durham Jr., escorted by Trace Durham, son of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Durham Jr.; Kirsten Emily Foerster, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Foerster, escorted by Warren Ferguson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Ferguson; Justine Niccole Forshage, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Forshage, escorted by Lance Wade Massey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Massey; And, Lisa Ann Holden, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Holden, escorted by Gregory Glenn Chandler, sot of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Chandler; Yvonne Marie Koening, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Koening, escorted by William I sham Hamilton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Travis Hamilton; Katherine Kennis Kuehler, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Joe Kuehler, escorted by Matthew Walters, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Walters; Yvette Eden Lemoine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gaston Lemoine, escorted by Sion Skroder, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Skroder, Sally Elizabeth Norwood, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Norwood, escorted by Daniel Blecher, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Blecher, Marcy Lee Odell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Odell, escorted by Austin Montanio, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Montanio; Also, Melissa Renee Putska, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Putska, escorted by Mark Dcels, son of Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth heels; Ann Mjchelle Spitzer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Spitzer, escorted by Matthew Wayne Rector, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Rector, Candice Leigh Thrift, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lynn Thrift, escorted by Matt Slocum, son of Ms. CTL Slocum; Allison Tilly, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Michael L. Tilly, escorted by Brian Edward Sciantarelli; Amy Jo Wagner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Wagner, escorted by aint Barren, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Barrett; Aimee Audrey Watson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Scott Watson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Scott Watson, escorted by Jason Russell Boss, son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Boss; Christine Marie Wenzel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Wenzel; escorted by Ralph Ben Miller QI, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ben Miller II; Tara Lynne Williford, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cary Williford, escorted by Keegan Koy Armke, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Armke; Robyn Kay Wunderlich, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Wunderlich, escorted by Justin Jay Jonas, son of Mr. Elroy Jonas and Ms. Joy Jonas; Elizabeth Lillian Young, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William E. Young Jr., escorted by Matthew Carroll Forrester, son of Mr. Tom Forrester and Ms. Mary Lillian Chappell. Additional escorts for the evening were Chad Jason Knibbe and Kristopher Kennis Kuehler. The young ladies, their escorts, and families will long remember the evening's balls as the climax of wonderful debutante year. Dear Abby Son's Memories of Mother Are Not Clouded With Guilt Club notes DEAR ABBY: Quite some time 4go, you published a letter from someone who had lost his mother or Cather and had failed to communicate his love to them. Then it was too tate. I want you to know that I benetted from that letter and your response. Recently, I lost my mother. She was only 69 and died of a heart attack. She was such a sweetheart. Thanks to you, my sadness was not due to guilt, because for the last IO or 12 years of her life I telephoned her regularly, wrote letters from time to time and remembered her on special occasions. I also visited her every three months although it was a 13-hour drive. On those occasions we had so many laughs and such a good time. While I feel that I would have tried to be a good son, your column reminded me that we are on this Earth such a short time, and after someone dies, it's too late to say, "I love you." Thank you. If you want to use this letter, you may use my name. THOMAS T. MENEAR, ATLANTA DEAR MR. MENEAR: The letter that made a difference in your life is one that has been clipped and carried in more wallets than any other. And here it is: DEAR ABBY: I am the most brokenhearted person in the world. I could always find the time to go everywhere else, but never time to visit Mom and Dad. They sat at home and loved me just the same. It's too late now to give them those few hours of happiness I was too selfish and busy to give. Now when I go to their graves and see the green grass above them, I wonder if God will ever forgive me for the heartaches I must have caused them while they were alive. I pray to God that those who still have their parents to visit, do so, and show their love and respect while there is still time, for it's later than you think. TOO LATE DEAR ABBY: I just learned that the son of some good friends of ours committed suicide. They live in a distant city, but we have had a long- BARGAIN MATIN! I S 4 JO 10 5 TO DAU V time close friendship. We want to write them a letter of condolence, but are not sure whether we should mention the cause of their son's death or not. Please advise us. LONGTIME FRIENDS DEAR FRIENDS: To quote from my booklet, "How to Write Letters for All Occasions": "It isn't necessary to mention the cause of death. Many people ignore a death by suicide because they don't know what to say. Express your sorrow just as if the person had died of natural causes." Retired Eagles The Retired Eagles Activities Club met Fob. 8 at Eagles Hall with 63 members. Etta Hanz and Hannah Rowald are on the sick committee; let them know of any members who are sick or in the hospital. The members played dominoes, cards and bunco after the meal, and had a guessing game of candy in a jar, which was won by Raymond Voges. The next meeting is March 17 from 2 to 6 p.m. and members are to bring sandwiches. Those with March birthdays or anniversaries are to bring cake or cookies. Laureate Upsilon The Laureate Upsilon Chainer of Beta Sigma Phi met Feb. ll at the home of Genevieve Tart. It was announced the sorority would sponsor Jennifer Evans for "Young Woman of the Year." There will be a citywide "Rush Tea" March 17 at Southbank from 2 to 4 p.m. The sorority decided to give SICO to the Senior Citizens Center. Genevieve Tart gave the program on "What kinds of personality gifts are there?" The door prize was won by Lcnore Courtright. Texas lota Master Texas Iota Master met in the home of Marie Jarisch for its February meeting. Louie Miller and Evelyn Schluctcr were co-hostesses. Texas Iota Master, along with Laureate Upsilon, will sponsor Jennifer Evans in the Young Woman of the Year program. Members voted to make a donation to the Senior Citizens Center and were reminded of the Rush Party sponsored by Beta Sigma Phi City County. Chapter Valentine Sweetheart Jane Reinarz was presented a box of candy. Marie Jarisch gave the program, "The Magic of Travel." Newcomers Bridge The winners of the Newcomers Gub's Ladies Bridge Marathon for February are: first place, Lillian Dimick and Jeannine Johnson; second, Betty Keams and Betty Painter; third, Geneva Detty and Shirley Konze. Results for the Men's Bridge for February: first. Fred Wagner, second, Barry Brooks; third, Roland Boenig; fourth, Bill Kl ink; and fifth. Paul Obis. Mission Valley Homemakers Mission Valley Extension Homemakers lad a covered-dish luncheon Feb. 6 at the extension meeting room to celebrate their SOth anniversary. They honored the charter members and the first agent, Mrs. Loreen Russell Ludwig. She organized the club on Feb. 5, 1941, with eight members present. She gave demonstrations in thehome on canning, frame gardening, wool washing, etc. Their slogan Schwarzenegger is frMftiCOS Ha Mon. • Frl. 7:00 9:15 Sat. - Sun. 2:00 4:15 7:00 9:15 I al Ill'll n/inftMifl LOOK WHO'S LUKING TOO WALNUT 6 629-6400 Discount L).»y I ut scluy SZ OU I st cpl .IS \<>tt ti • • • - i • m rn • tt t & HOME^AlDNe A I AMM* Cm* IMI______ SAT. ■ SUN. WEEKDAYS 1:1# 3:10 5:10 7:10 0:10 0:10 7:10 0:10 KSS KEVIN COSTNER SAT. • SUN. WEEKDAYS ,J'. 1:11 430 7:40 4:30 7:45 SAT. - SUN WEEKDAYS 130 JKX) IOO 7:00 030 •*• 7*0 030 SAT. SUN. WEEKDAYS 12:45 24« 0:10 7:24 5:35 5:10 735 5:35 SXI. . MIN. WEEKDAYS 1:20 330 530 730 5:20 5 20 7 30 5 20 NOTHING BUT TROUBLE (unit. SAT. SUN. WEEKDAYS 12:40 2 40 130 7:11 5:30 530 7:1« 4:30 Times good thru Thurs. 2-21-91 was "Eat it up, wear it out, make it do, ordo without." The club has grown to 36 members. Wilma Heise was in charge of the program. Members brought articles they had made over the years like crocheting with string from feed sacks, smocked aprons, hammered trays, flowers, hats, etc. The historian, Rola Meckel, brought all the old yearbooks so members enjoyed reminiscing. Preceptor Rho The Valentine meeting of Preceptor Rho was'held Feb. 11 at the home of Linda Pinson. The discussion topics were the Valentine dance on Feb. 9 and the upcoming spring rush on March 17 from 2 to 4 pm. at Southbank. Each members was requested to bring someone as a possible rushee. The Team Q and IQ party will be held Feb. 22 at the STAGE theater in Bulverde. Patrice Dayton gave the program on art and self-expression. Nadya Lehmann thanked everyone for the silver heart pin and earring given to her in honor of her being chosen Valentine sweetheart. Members attired in Valentine colors enchanged Beta Buddy gifts and enjoyed heart-shaped sandwiches and cake. VFW Auxillary The Ladies Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 7110 met for their regular meeting Feb. 13 following a Safety Program on drug UPHOLSTERY CLEANING ^ TERRY* CLEANING c,n SERVICES 629-1322 Storing th* Wi Ctnnty Arts Smet WI abuse. Cape. Robert Owens spoke on the DARE program he teaches to area fifth graders. Safe Qty Commission Director Mike Grist also attended. ROTC Marine Cadet Chris Krueger and Mr. Sumner spoke on the ROTC program at NBHS. Fifth District Auxiliary President Martha Ellis was escorted in by the Color Guard. Legislative Chairman Lora Bradley asked all to write their Congressman for more fairness on the Disabled Veterans benefits. Americanism Chairman Janice Quem gave a report on the March 2 rally. Auxiliary voted to have participant ribbons for all students participating in the "Support the Troops" poster contest for kindergarten through fifth grade. Monetary gifts were given to the Girl Scouts, Humane Society. 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Strengthening Communities Through Transformational Development
Sozo (Greek): to make well, heal, to rescue from danger; to rescue from the edge
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One of the largest obstacles to a child receiving an education in Kabul is lack of employment for their parents or caregivers. Sozo has built a training center in Kabul in order to provide a place where adults can come to learn new skills in order to provide for their families with dignity.

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A Splendid Rose
The news that artist Rose Johnson had died suddenly in Bali on May 31 seemed like a bad dream. Johnson left indelible marks on Arizona in her final 10 years in Bisbee and, prior to that, during a long residence in Phoenix. The strongest impressions were not painted on her riotously serene murals and canvases (including illustrations for New Times), but left in the hearts of her community, as traces of her radiant personality, whimsical adventures, and sexy English accent.
Still numb with shock and grief, the Phoenix arts community is preparing a tribute in keeping with Johnsons spirit: life-affirming, richly sensual -- anything but solemn. At 10 p.m. Saturday, June 20, a retrospective of loaned work by Johnson opens at the Icehouse, 429 West Jackson Street, during the Rose Johnson Memorial Service and Art Show. The celebration will feature live music, an altar by Joe Willie Smith, streaming audio reminiscences, a Suzanne Falk-organized performance art routine that includes 25 mermaids, and live painting to benefit Wings of the West, an artists memorial garden that will bring birds back downtown, says Icehouse proprietor Helen Hestenes.
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A young Wigan side denied Bradford any compensation for a disappointing season by winning the Carnegie Floodlit Nines at Headingley with a 20-16 victory in the final last night.
The Bulls looked like getting their reward for taking the event, and its £10,000 prize-money, seriously, fielding a squad almost entirely composed of players with considerable Super League experience. After taking an early lead through Vinny Finigan, however, they were hit by tries from Ryan King and two from the Sale-bound Ian Thorniley. Man of the tournament Shaun Ainscough's fifth try of the night made it safe, although the Bulls had time to hit back through Michael Platt and Jason Crooks.
Bradford were extended by a similarly experienced Wakefield side in the semi-finals, clawing back a draw through Heath L'Estrange at the end of normal time, then winning it through Rikki Sheriffe in the first minute of golden point extra time.
Wigan reached the final at the expense of Warrington, led by Chris Bridge, making his comeback from shoulder surgery just a little too late to stake his claim for a Wembley place. The Wolves led virtually throughout, but were pipped 16-12 at the post by a close-range try from John Walker from a tapped penalty.
Wakefield qualified for the semi-finals by beating Leeds, 18-12, despite Kallum Watkins making a try-scoring return for the Rhinos after six months out following major knee surgery. There was some consolation for Leeds in their teenaged wing prospect, Jamel Chisholm, winning the sprint challenge to be crowned the fastest man in rugby league for the second year running.
The highlight of the group rounds was the 22-12 defeat of the reigning champions, Hull, by the Jamaican national side, a combination of British-based players and others from their domestic competition who are embarking on an English tour.
The holders were then eliminated by Wigan, who beat them 16-14, with the Bradford-bound wingman Ainscough scoring two spectacular tries to add to the one he recorded against Jamaica.
Like Jamaica, the Welsh and Scots representative sides also bowed out in the group stages. Their participation, however, showed the value of Nines as a development vehicle, while the healthy crowd at Headingley suggested that the tournament, in its third year, has become a valuable part of the build-up to Wembley.Reuse content


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Sarah Caplan is one of the producers of Lost, credited for episodes: "Dave", "The Glass Ballerina" and "Further Instructions". It appears she also did significant work on the "Pilot, Part 1", and can be seen on the Season 1 DVD featurette "Welcome to Oahu".
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I in no way am trying to copy DR. Ill admit I dont hate him like I used to, but I disagree on a lot of stuff he does. I hate how he is idolized and in truth would probably deterred from copying him for the simple fact. I understand you, and I will keep a extremely low-pro as far as moderating.
"I think in your initial post of this thread you sounded like you were trying to be a real hardass, when indeed your not."
Hardass=stern When did you get the idea I wasnt a hardass
Tony, you are still not listening. Also, you keep trying to lighten the mood and such. This is no time for that. I am being serious and I need you to realize that you are not acting right.
You continue to speak of people backing you up with PMs and emails but I still see no proof of this. Maybe some quotes will help. And I mean with a name attached. For some reason I doubt you have many to back you up because there don't seem to be many members on your side in here.
Just back down for a while. If I were you, I wouldn't even respond to this post. Seriously.

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Dear pimpmann22, (im a little tired please excuse my grammer at some points)
I fully agree with you on the entire, forum becomming a retarded shithole thing, i personally have contributed on a few occasions to it and for that i do apologize. Regarding certain things like random immature fighting on the forums, such as the tostitos person or whatever in the P3 strafer topic, you shouldnt worry about what the other people think if you close it. I personally see it in a way that you would only be helping to bring back a mature, respectable forum. Sometimes one must do what must be done, to help the many and not just the few. Also, regarding the how i lost two good friends topic, people like darkwebber should not be tolerated and should pretty much be given a warning or ban for serious breaking of rules. (by the way what i meant by the knife vs gun as a defense weapon, i meant that a knife can far more easily be taken away from you and turned against you than a gun, a gun people are generally not stupid enough to try to approach you whereas with a knife, they can just grab you and its over. Either way i completely agree with you that a weapon, of any kind is certainly a sign of weakness)
I propse that you put a sticky , highlighted or something to get peoples attention regarding the rules, and codes of conduct of this forum. Or just make a new section entirely that everyone will pretty much be required to read, and if they dont read it, than its there loss when they get banned.
Again, my apologies for any past incidents where i may have gotten a little bit immature as well, i will try my best to do my part in making this forum a more respectable and mature place once again.
Thank you for taking your time to read this slightly long message.
-Mike Jones (Name changed on request)
I have a hard time trying to tell this dude ^^^ that it pisses me the hell of how he just keeps being irrespectfull to me and sends me little pm's about my spelling and two line messaging. I dont post many 2-liners and if i do it is because there is nothing else to say in the matter or im in a hurry, and my spelling isnt a disaster . But he contanly curses and repeats im an as...hole, maybe he is right on that one but he isnt the damn boss, i think that he would have more influence on people in this forum if he said things in a respectfull and kind way, not sarcasmic and arrogant wich is what he currently does. This is just my opinion like his is toward me.
"keeps being irrespectfull to me and sends me little pm's about my spelling and two line messaging." ~M3NT4L
I searched my outbox and ive PMed you ONCE! You stated plural and were leaning to a severe form of plural, wrong! I belive Ive left you 1-2 notes, both prior to the PM. Here is the PM...
"Youve posted 19 whopping times today... All of which are lacking grammar and content. Please improve the grammar by using puncuations, and capitalization. Please also better think out your posts content, and revise them. About half your post I havent understood soley from the lack or revision.
Please dont come back to me crying, rather fix the mistakes. If you so choose to continue on this path of worthless posts, I will simply delete your posts. Thank you for your time."
You can quit complianing cause I will try not to poke my head into your convos be it moderation or contribution. Im 99% sure in one post I thanked you for your change in writing. You used to use the devil icon, never capatlize, and were hard to understand. I was then reading the forum one day and BAM! you were using good grammar, better composed writing, and I could understand the first run threw. I quite well remeber recognizing the change and commented you for stunning improvement. But heck I get stuck with everything "negative" ive done...
I understand why your angery at me. I came down hard on you for lack of time spent on posting. Dont think I have any thing against you as a indivual, I dont. Ive "hounded" others to increase both there content and grammar, when they improved I thanked them for respecting my advice and never hear from me unless we have a freindly IM over AIM. There is few people I dislike in this whole community, your not one of them. Just hoping you understand where im coming from.
Yea mental you are clealry the greatest asset to this forum.
You start your post by being a complete douchebag. You than continue to say a mini combustion cannot shoot a lead slug (it was solder not lead dumbass) but say that it can handle shooting a ball bearing. But no, thats not all you actually think you can melt lead on a stove and mold it in a potatoe, that was the best part.
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It would be MUCH better if you could spare us your terrible grammar.
(are you a mod, NO! so dont act like one)
WHO IS A DOUCHEBAG! you are
Personaly i have made lead slugs in the way i explained and they worked, but when i made one for my mini it melted the chamber.
And these are skateboarding bearings see the metal balls, well little boy when there are popped off they are a perfect fit on most pen tubes, so do some reaserch when you try to pun someone.
Pimpman, it just angers me when you seem to be bossing everyone including me around, so im sorry if i offended you i guess i felt angry for having someone on internet feel they have the right to tell me what to do, i know it is your job. By the way i never ever had a devil icon.
ok so maybe i was banned not kicked off, but it never said anything like banned or anything, maybe moderators shouldnt be able to just delete posts or ban people maybe they should just be able to send PCGUY a pm telling him that this topic is stupid and it should be banned or deleted or whatever and PCGUY makes the decision. it probably cant be done but anyway i dont know i am terrible with computes.
chosen_way, the account "lamo_damo" is perfectly fine. A moderator can NOT do anything to a member, they can only edit/delete/lock/move posts/threads. Only I have anymore power than that.
Chances are maybe I broke the fourm that day when you were trying to post and it errored and you thought you were banned kicked off or something. Who knows.
I've talked to pimpmann and others and things have cooled off, and new understandings have been made. I am going to go ahead and lock this thread, any other issues/thoughts should be directed to me/whoever via email or PM.
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INTRODUCTION: Systemic lupus erythematosus is a systemic autoimmune disease that affects numerous organ systems and can affect any part of heart. Few case reports have demonstrated a beneficial effect of intravenous immunoglobulin (IVIG) therapy in lupus myocarditis. We present a case of severe lupus myocarditis treated with IVIG under hemodynamic monitoring.
CASE PRESENTATION: A 32-year-old woman presented with a chief complaint of worsening arthralgia and myalgia over the preceding 2 months. She had presented to her primary care physician 6 months earlier with complaints arthralgia and she was found to have a positive anti-nuclear antibody (ANA). A 2-D echocardiogram showed normal ejection fraction (EF) and trace mitral regurgitation (MR). Physical examination on admission was significant for discoid rash over the bridge of her nose and a grade III/VI holosystolic murmur loudest over the apex, radiating to axilla. Laboratory results revealed pancytopenia, positive ANA and anti-DNA titers, rhabdomyolysis, liver and renal dysfunction.She was treated with pulse dose steroids, cyclophosphamide and oral hydroxychloroquin for lupus flare-up. By day ten there was marked improvement in laboratory tests. On 18th hospital day she was intubated for pulmonary edema following a blood transfusion. Physical examination at that time revealed S3 and S4 gallops, bilateral crackles and 2 + peripheral edema. A portable CXR showed pulmonary edema with bilateral pleural effusion and 2-D echocardiogram showed global hypokinesis (EF 20%), 3+ MR and a small-moderate size pericardial effusion. A Swan-Ganz catheter (SGC) inserted the same day revealed: pulmonary capillary wedge pressure (PCWP) = 27 mm Hg, cardiac output (CO) = 2.76 L/min, systemic vascular resistance (SVR) = 1894 dyne sec/cm5. Milrinone infusion with IV furosemide was started and CO increased to 3.5 L/min. The following day milrinone was switched to dobutamine and nesiritide and CO remained at 3.68 L/min. On day 20 the patient was also started on IVIG. On day 21 the hemodynamics while on same doses of dobutamine and nesiritide were: PCWP = 19 mm Hg, CO = 5.19 L/min, SVR = 1264 dyne sec/cm5. A repeat echocardiogram on day 22 also showed an increase in stroke volume and CO without any change in left ventricle dimensions (Table 1). Over the next few days nesiritide, IVIG and dobutamine were stopped and on day 26 CO was 5.34 L/min (Figure 1). On day 29 the patient became febrile and septic secondary to a urinary tract infection requiring pressor support. Her condition deteriorated further and she died of a cardiac arrest a week later.
DISCUSSIONS: To our knowledge this is the first case report of IVIG use for lupus myocarditis that showed improvement in cardiac function within 48 hours, both by SGC and echocardiogram. Myocarditis in SLE may be related to an immunological phenomenon although accelerated coronary artery disease, hypertension, anemia, valvular disease may also contribute towards systolic myocardial dysfunction.IVIG has been used to treat different clinical manifestations of SLE with an overall success rate between 33-100%. Overall, an increase in C3, C4, and total complement hemolytic activity and a fall in anti-ds DNA antibody levels can be expected with IVIG therapy.
CONCLUSION: Our case shows the modest hemodynamic response to dobutamine, milrinone and nesiritide in a patient with lupus myocarditis and cardiogenic shock. The introduction of IVIG therapy coincided with significant and sustained hemodynamic recovery. Whether this represented the natural clinical history in this patient or was directly related to the introduction of IVIG therapy cannot be proven. However the dramatic temporal association certainly suggests the beneficial role that IVIG played in our patient. Additional case series would provide important information on the utility and timing of this therapy.
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After a week, those people who hadn't been on Facebook said they were more satisfied with their lives, with 88 percent of them describing themselves as "happy" compared with 81 percent from the second group.
Some 84 percent said they appreciated their lives compared with 75 percent in the other group, and only 12 percent described themselves as dissatisfied, compared with 20 percent among those who continued using Facebook.
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This essay critically examines Alfred R. Mele's attempt to solve a problem for libertarianism that he calls the problem of present luck. Many have thought that the traditional libertarian belief in basically free acts (where the latter are any free A-ings that occur at times at which the past up to that time and the laws of nature are consistent with the agent's not A-ing at that time) entail that the acts are due to luck at the time of the act (present luck) rather than to the kind of agent control required for genuinely free, morally responsible action. While libertarians frequently have tried to rebut the claim that basically free acts are due to present luck, Mele argues for the daring thesis that they should embrace present luck rather than try to explain it away. His strategy is to argue that the assumption of present luck in the decisions of very young children (or "little agents") does not preclude us from attributing to them a small amount of moral responsibility and that this makes it possible to conceive of moral development as a gradual process in which as the frequency of the indeterministically caused free actions increases, the agents take on greater and greater moral responsibility. In this paper I give several possible reconstructions of Mele's argument and analyze in detail why none of them succeeds.


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Free France was the name given by the armies, navies and territories of France that did not recognize the surrendering of mainland France in 1940 nor the pro-Nazi government in Vichy.
Free France lasted until 1953, after long conversations with mainland France that started 1948, when the Reich begun to de-occupy mainland France.
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The Republicans in the Senate had been trying to do two things this week. They wanted to surf the wave of public anger at Wall Street by taking part in the public interrogation of Goldman Sachs executives. At the same time, they wanted to stop the Financial Reform Bill from even being debated in the Senate.
The contradiction between these two positions might seem puzzling. The bill is supposed to prevent a repeat of the latest economic fiasco. But obstructionism has been raised, during this presidency, to a level of ideology. It is the Republican default mode.
The President is a man for the middle ground, and only too willing, in the eyes of his more radical supporters, to reach for compromise. But the Republicans have been having none of it.
Now, in contrast to the Health Bill, financial reform is popular with the electorate. Indeed, if President Obama has suffered in the polls, one great reason is that he is perceived as having been soft on Wall Street.
So not only would financial reform be likely to put the electorate as a whole in a better mood. It might also do wonders for the President's ratings.
You can see the Republican quandary. On Tuesday, a Senate committee spent all day, in televised hearings, trying to probe the defences of Goldman Sachs. The Senators of both parties did well in this sense: they set out a case, which was closely connected to the case for which Goldman's have been charged with fraud.
They drummed the points home again and again. They were quite sincerely outraged at what had been revealed in the memos. But, as things stood, at the end of the day, the Republicans among them were going to return to business as usual, which was to prevent the Financial Reform Bill from being debated in the Senate itself.
By Wednesday this strategy had fallen to pieces. The Republican Senators themselves no longer had any appetite for it. So you could say that the public humiliation of Goldman was productive, if not in the way anticipated. It forced the Republicans back into the game.
Another by-product of the Senate hearings has been the continual questioning of the role played in the subprime mortgage fiasco by the ratings agencies, Moody's and Standard and Poor's. In a week when much of southern Europe has been terrorised by the downgrading of their credit ratings, it is instructive to see what poor figures the agencies cut in the American context.
The packagers of the Wall Street sub-prime mortgage bonds, before the trade collapsed, typically went looking for low-rated loans, potential bad debts, to buy up. The worse the loans were, the cheaper they were to acquire. But the product of these acquisitions was to be sold at a high price, depending on the ratings assigned to it by the agencies.
How come a bunch of triple-B mortgages managed to turn into triple-A-rated bonds was something the Senators were keen to know on Tuesday. The answer is suggested in the course of a fascinating account of the whole fiasco, The Big Short, by Michael Lewis.
The models used by Moody's and Standard and Poor's were supposed to be secret, says Lewis. But the people at the agencies who ran these models were, as he puts it, "ripe for exploitation". They were not the most respected characters in the community: "Guys who can't get a job on Wall Street get a job at Moody's," as one ex-Goldman Sachs trader is quoted as saying.
And an insider's view: "At the ratings agencies the corporate people are the least bad. Next are the prime mortgage people. Then you have the asset-backed people, who are basically like brain-dead."
These brain-dead asset-backed people included the raters of sub-prime mortgages, whose shortcomings were shrewdly assessed and exploited by the traders. This was at a time, in the years leading up to 2008, when astonishing loans were being paid out to people who could be guaranteed not to be able to afford them for long.
The ratings agencies were failing to make a distinction between people with a long and a short credit history. Thus a Mexican strawberry-picker in California, in one of Lewis's examples, "with an income of $14,000 and no English was lent every penny he needed to buy a house for $724,000." His credit was good because his history was short.
Working the system involved studying the mistakes made by the ratings agencies, in order to buy up the cheapest debt and repackage it into something that looked good. Then came a small number of weirdly talented analysts who understood that the sub-prime mortgage market was doomed to explode, and who went to great lengths to find a way of betting against it.
At first, these people could hardly make themselves understood. But in due course they managed to work out a way of taking huge bets against the sub-prime mortgage industry. One of these was the hedge fund manager John Paulson, who made $20 billion for his fund and nearly $4 billion for himself.
It was Paulson's unseen role in one of these transactions, according to the Securities and Exchange Commission, that should have been declared, and that has led to the charge of fraud against Goldman Sachs. But nobody imagines that this was an isolated incident or an exceptional deal. The expectation is that there is more to come.
Meanwhile, the Financial Reform Bill can begin to move. After that comes a Climate Change Bill, followed by one on immigration. Each measure is contentious in the greatest degree, tapping a different set of anxieties and fears.
Even Obama has said that the will to tackle the immigration issue this year may not be there. At all events, he says, he's going to need some help from Republicans —help which he never seems to tire of asking for, and which they find so viscerally hard to give.
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A retired Philippine general implicated in multiple political assassinations has been arrested in a rundown house in the nation's capital, after nearly three years on the run.
President Benigno Aquino III's aides hailed the arrest of Jovito Palparan on Tuesday as proof his government was committed to tackling an infamous "culture of impunity", in which the powerful routinely avoid justice.
"They say if you do not arrest and charge the likes of Gen Palparan, it means you are not serious about fighting the culture of impunity. We have proven them wrong," the justice secretary, Leila de Lima, told reporters.
Palparan went into hiding in late 2011 after being charged with the kidnapping and illegal detention in 2006 of two female university students linked to leftwing activist groups. The women, then aged 27 and 20, have not been seen since. Palparan, who denies the charges, could face life imprisonment if found guilty.
Human rights groups accuse Palparan of being behind the killing of leftwing activists when he was a top military officer battling communist guerrillas in rural areas of the impoverished archipelago.
The then president, Gloria Arroyo, praised Palparan, a former counter-insurgency chief, for standing up to "terror", but critics tagged him as "the butcher" for his alleged abuses.
The Philippines has been battling communist and Islamic insurgencies for decades, and the conflicts have claimed tens of thousands of lives. The military has been accused of carrying out hundreds of extrajudicial killings of opponents.
A government commission, which investigated political killings, said in 2006 that Palparan was a key suspect in many murders of people deemed "enemies of the state".
"[He] left a trail of blood or bodies in his wake wherever he was assigned," the commission report said. But it also said there was only "circumstantial evidence" linking him to the killings.
De Lima said she would investigate the possibility of filing charges over the cases mentioned in the commission's report, but at this stage Palparan would go on trial just for the disappearance of the two women.
Palparan was arrested before dawn in a rundown, two-storey house in Manila that authorities said was owned by one of his friends. He surrendered without incident. He told reporters afterwards he was innocent of the abduction charges, and had gone into hiding because he did not believe he would get a fair hearing.
Arroyo had celebrated and protected Palparan when she was in power. But Aquino has earned a reputation as a determined anti-corruption fighter during his four years in office. He has had Arroyo jailed on graft charges and made the arrest of Palparan a top priority.