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Airport shuttle
Not much (see next answer) Room too hot and air con not on. One member of staff extrememly rude.
Exellent kitchen There were non mentioned building activities going on.
it was on the beach and near the city center it was a little bit cold in the room but i think it's perfect during the summer hollyday
Good position for beach and shops. Comfortable rooms with a good seaview but not loads of space. Friendly staff Needed to ask for extra pillows.Surprised to find no wine list in the main restaurant.
Nothing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Where do I start. This hotel is very dissapointing, it requires a complete renovation throughout. It is very expensive & overpriced for the facilities it offers. The bedrooms are very small and dark. The hotel staff are sullen and not very helpful! As I am a disabled client and use a wheelchair, I realise that I am ina minority, but as the hotel advertises disabled access, do not use this hotel!!
Very nice staff, excellent breakfast, very good position (sea and nightlife) The room was good but some details could make it better: the tv set (good one) had all cables visible and the wall behind it had the signs of the previous wall-mount.
The stay was ok. Friendly and good staff, not too expensive, beach close to hotel with complimentary sun beds for hotel guests. Found one good restaurant nearby; ... Et Nobilite, The hotel food was not very good (tried it only once, the hotel staff had a hard time even making scrambled eggs). The kids had a good time, Italians are great with children.
a fantastic hotel and thev staff were lovely. This is right on the beach with a fantastic set up. Room was great.
Good location near the sea, the staff was friendly and service minded. The restaurant was good for hotel standard. Would recommend the fish rest near by. It was exelent. To little to do near by the hotel in october… not much open.
Nice location directly on the beach - chairs on the beach included in the price Breakfast was very bad, service not really motivated and fruits at breakfast sitting there forever. WIFI was not working the entire week and nobody cared about fixing it...and might be still not working!
The location with direct access to the beach including free parking is simply excellent and comfortable The poor decoration and lack of pictures on the walls
Breakfast and parking
The staff was fabulous. The service was good and rooms were nice. Of course the beach right there across the street was the best part.
clean rooms, friendly & helpful staff
sea view TV set was out of order
This was just an overnight stay after getting off a ferry from Croatia. Very clean and convenient. Good to have fast wireless internet access in the reception area - though it didn't work on all our gadgets. The night porter did not speak any language other than Italian - but was very friendly and helpful and we somehow understood each other.
Road nearness
Location to the seafront was excellent. Also good location in relation to Stadio Adriatico for football trip. Difficult to get to from airport. Taxi expensive. Journey from airport to hotel involves two bus journeys.
very near the sea. Balcony with seaview showerhead was great but cabine should have been a touch bigger
I found the staff to be extremely polite and helpful. The only thing that I found disappointing was that the hot water was never more than luke warm.
The room was beautiful: large, well designed, and with a great view over the square. The hotel was well-signed and easy to find. Breakfast was also very good.
Really good breakfast (both italian and international), great location (not far from a free beach and from several good shops), welcome biscuits and cleanliness of the room The park was full!!! (Not surprising as there are about 7 parks available for the whole hotel) even if it was included in the price. One receptionist was completely unhelpful and told me: "Sorry but you chose the bad day". Never heard that before, neither in a two stars hotel! More likely the hotel was bad! Room very small for a four stars hotel
Very private hotel,spotlessly clean,staff there if you needed them day or night.Close to airport,railway station,bus station & beach. Would have liked the main restaurant to be open.
The hotel was comfortable and in a good location. Lack of understanding of English language and lack of teamaking facility, no english tea or milk provided.
Better qualety of food and juice
Firstly, we received a really good deal on our room, approximately half price the normal rate. Secondly, it is only a 15min drive from Pescara airport and less than a 2 min walk to the heart of shopping and less than 5 min to the beach. It was very clean and the Cafe Plaza was also very nice and tasteful with an air conditioned outside extension. Although we arrived just after 2pm check-in time, our room was not ready. We had a drink in the Cafe, however I think it would have been nice to offer the drinks as complimentary. We also did not get our wake-up call at 4.15am, and the lift was not working when we were trying to leave thus causing a rush to the airport.It was not clearly indicated (in english at least) if there were stairs to take down which we were willing to do even though we were on the 5th floor, so we had to go back to the room to phone reception. They then told us there was a technical fault and we had to use the service elevator.
I most enjoyed the very central location of the hotel. The breakfast served by the hotel was especially good. The elevator had broken down and was under repair. This meant climbing stairs with luggage in tow.
The way the staff addressed any of my questions and help me.
the staff we polite and helpful 24 hours you need Wi FI for users who cannot use ethernet
The accomodation, and staff were exelent
We loved the location and the balcony overlooking the beach
Nice location and beautiful see view from the room; kind staff and good breakfast the wireless signal was poor in the room and no connection was possible in the room
Family hotel very convenient to beach, shopping areas,bus and train station.The German lady in the hotel Patricia had very good english(which was very poor in all places we went to in Pescara).She gave us tremendous help in relation to eating out ,markets,bus routes etc.
clean rooms, friendly and helpful staff, excellent choice for breakfast.
Sun and bath in the sea, but we vere out of the season? The weather good! Nice food and Wine.Bycyckeles Roma tour with bus. Nice! Trafick near.
Friendly staff. ease of parking. access to beach. great balcony with great view. coffee machine. prefer fresh coffee in the morning.
The people were most friendly and accomodating.
Location by the Beach and nice Breakfast Staff very unobliging as to extending our stay for the same price. One said yes but ask the Manager and the older man said no so we left. Hotel wasnt even full at the time.Also not a 4 star hotel as advertised.
We only stayed there as a stopover but location to the beach and restaurants was great.
The personnel of the hotel was extremely nice and polite, willing to meet any need, any inquiry of the guest. I was very pleased with the way they treat all the guest. The breakfasts are rich with food for all types of preferences. The rooms looking to the beach side are quite noisy (the auto-road and the bars with discoteques make a lot noise), but the Management of the Hotel gave me another room as soon as I asked about it. The hotel is actually something between 3 and 4 stars level, but the price was more than fair taking into account the location and that the beach chaiselong with umbrella are included to the price so I was satisfied and I would recommend it to my friends.
The staff were very friendly and gave great recommendations of where to eat while we were staying in the area. Balcony quite small and shower a bit quirky, but nothing really bad to say.
The staff were very helpful, the location was great, central and close to the beach. The hotel has a nice, clean design. The bed was quite hard and we could hear everything from the hall/ room next to us. The breakfast could be more varied (although this was a typical breakfast in Italian hotels).
The location, the style of the hotel and excellent staff service. All aspects of the hotel was perfect for us. The staff were friendly and the continental breakfast had plenty to choose from with fresh produce. None
Friendliness of staff, design of hotel
The staff was so wonderful, even going as far as to assist us in making phone calls to long lost relatives and acting as translators when we found our relatives. The location is also wonderful and it was so nice to have a pc with internet it our room. The hotel is absolutely beautiful and I highly recommend it to fellow travelers, whether for business or holiday. We loved everything about this hotel!!
The staff were extrememly helpful. The breakfast was also very good. The fact that this hotel provided car parking at no cst was very attractive also, as was the provision of internet services. The hotel was located in a fantastic position close to the riviera and right in the centre in the vicinity of the boutique shops.
Loved the location. Staff could not be more helpful or knowledgeable with their recommendations. Only downside is the price of the hotel as similar locations can be found for half the price and are not half the quality.
Location was excellent. Hotel staff couldn't have been more helpful and friendly. Of our 17 day trip through Europe, they were the best we came across. Good breakfast. Room was a little small, but the balcony made up for this.
Very helpful and friendly staff. Comfortable and modern rooms. I will definately recommend this hotel.
Centrally located in Pescara with parking - a big plus.
Staff very friendly and helpful. Excellent location right next to the beach.
Helpful staff. Fabulous location for the beach. Difficult to find using buses. Even bus driver didn't know where we should get off.
very nice people working there. We switched rooms and got a better room. Better breakfast, more to choose in.
Excellent stay friendly helpful staff excellent position.
The staff was really nice people - everyone was very serviceminded and very friendly to us. Thanks a lot to them all. We had a room with balkony, and the beach bar across the street had parties Monday, Wednesday and Friday evening/night during our stay - and it was too much noice for sleeping, until they closed.
The location was excellent for the beach and nice restaurants. The reception and downstairs areas were impressive, and reception staff very good. The room that we were allocated was nothing like the lovely one on the website and did not reflect the amount of money it cost.
The best location in Pescara with sea view and the hotel staff is very friendly.
Beach facilities Hotel information on their web, site would not conform to U.K trade descriptions.
Helpful pleasant service from the staff. rooms were a bit small for my liking.
The hotel is compact and right on the seafront. Its prices are very reasonable and while its rooms are not huge and the breakfast not lavish it looks good, is kept impeccably clean and has staff that are both friendly and helpful. No.
the comfort,the decor,the central location makes this hotel ideal for when i go to pescara I have been to this hotel for e few years now, it has gone through a major refurb during this time, but so have the prices.
Close to the station and the centre of town
Location Smell of drains in the bathroom
Very good location - 3 min from bus and central train station, but in quite area and 5 min in walking distance from sea. Very helpfull stuff - we left hotel before breakfast time ( at 6.00 a.m.) but still have a breakfast and very tasty cappuccino. We spent very nice 3 days in Pescara. And you should see the interior of this hotel!!!
The staff made an effort to speak in English and check in/check out was available 24 hours a day The doors are locked during the night and you have to ring a bell to gain access, I was unaware of this when going out and as such had to wait 15 minutes on the doorstep in the rain, ringing the bell, hoping for somebody to open the door.
The atmosphere. Very relaxing and quiet.
The hotel is absolutely lovely, the rooms are very comfortable and spotlessly clean, the breakfast excellent and the staff extremely kind and helpful.
Cenrally located, easy to find, able to park outside, spacious, clean well decorated room and a reasonable breakfast.
Quiet location just off main pedestrian area, & perhaps 10 mins walk from seafront. Very convenient to Pescara train station and for bus to & from airport. Parking was unavailable in vicinity but cheapily available at station. Breakfast was provided for early departure.
The breakfast is good - except for the bread that is hard like stone - and there is a nice view of the beach from the breakfast room. Free wireless internet working well in room. Window to the back side is not desirable, balcony tiny, TV tiny, shower tiny. The receptionist was so unfriendly, it was shocking. The hotel restaurant has 99% dishes with fish or seafood, not even pasta (without fish/seafood) or lasagne.
It was conveniently located between the city center and the beach. Moreoever, it was clean and comfortable. Parking is not available. Pescara is a very congested city, especially around the beach area. Finding a parking spot is more than a challenge; it requires some knowledge of the parking fee structure for on the street parking and being able to find a place. Very difficult!!
Top location Hotel is old - rooms are nice and renovated but public spaces looks old, and is not worth the price that is charged. I would recommend it however for the half the price we paid. Or the price would be justified should there have been additional services - swimming pool, spa, gym, etc. - but there was none of that.
clean rooms no air condition during my stay!!!
Air condition
good location,good customer service from Belen on the reception desk. We had to change rooms, also poor selection and quality of breakfast.
Great hotel very helpfu and friendly staff We had to pay 10 euros each to sit on the beach opposite the hotel. I would have thought that access to the beach should be included in room rate,
Staff were very friendly and helpful. The restaurant was closed apart from breakfast. I wouldnt have booked if i had known this. I like to eat evening meal in the hotel.
There was internal swimming pool in the hotel. The breakfast was vary, there was a wild variaty of food (salty and sweety things as well) The restaurant of the hotel was closed during our stay (September).
Service, location
Very friendly and serviceminded staff. Good location, near the beach. Quiet area. Nice rooms and good value for money.
Top location:on the boulevard and near the mountains.Clean room and outstanding breakfast with typical italian coffee.Very nice family who run the hotel.2 swimmingpools and a very good price.What do you want more?
everything was great! we are going next year again!:)
Convenient for beach and areas north of Pescara. Availability of wi-fi. noise from corridor transmitted into room
We have stayed before and the hotel has definitely improved. Our room was excellent and even had a view of the sea. Restaurant menu was not diverse especially for vegetarians. Breakfast was basic and did not include fresh coffee.
Excellent staff. Friendly, helpful, English speaking. Was listed as being in Pescara, was actually in Montesilvano. €1.30 bus ride to Pescara city center.
The rooms were very nice and the hotel was very well situated. The price was outstanding as well. The food did not live up to our expectations so we only ate in one of the 2 nights we stayed in Pescara. The menu was slightly limited. We had picked this specific Hotel based on the online reviews that we read.
The staff was friendly and spoke english. There was no carpet in the room and the ground didn't seem very clean. The breakfast was very poor.
Nice friendly staff Parking an issue
Near the sea, Clean and staff very open to make our trip comfortable breakfast is too much cheap, not enough choice except in biscuits, no fresh fruits and the room is very noisy. our family trip were in november and the hotel were empty.
The location was great. If it was warmer we would've gone swimming because the beach is only within a few minutes walk. The hotel is nice and clean. Our room had a nice wrap-around terrace. Parking lot is a bit tight but free. WiFi is free but for us it only worked in the lobby.
Very good location, close to train station, closed parking place,
great location, decent breakfast, close to the beach, parking & internet
not a log small rooms, set well back from the sea, had small balcony with sea view but only a single chair, very poor breakfast (nescaffee in Italy!!!), in a residential area with no beach front bars/cafes etc. long walk to restaurants. One staff spoke English.
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Toronto Mayor Rob Ford is pledging to put out more robo-calls like one he made Friday criticizing a councillor for voting against his Scarborough subway plan.
Councillors, meanwhile, accused Mr. Ford of using "bullying" tactics and called for him to be dealt with by the city's integrity commissioner.
Last week, Councillor Paul Ainslie unsuccessfully pushed for council to endorse a new light-rail line in Scarborough instead of the subway extension Mr. Ford favours. Mr. Ainslie resigned Friday from Mr. Ford's cabinet-like executive committee. The robo-call went out to residents of Mr. Ainslie's Scarborough ward that night.
"It was extremely, extremely unfortunate that your councillor, Paul Ainslie, was the only Scarborough councillor who did not listen to his constituents and voted against the Scarborough subway," Mr. Ford said in the call, a recording of which was obtained by The Globe and Mail. "In fact, he led the charge against building subways in Scarborough."
The call appeared to come from Mr. Ford's City Hall office number. In subsequent interviews, Mr. Ainslie said he would complain to the city's integrity commissioner and the CRTC. He could not be reached for comment Sunday. Mr. Ford defended the call.
"I didn't do anything wrong," he said on his Sunday radio show. "What is he going to say to the integrity commissioner? 'Rob Ford informed my constituents how I voted?' I'm missing something here. What is wrong with that?"
Mr. Ford said he paid for the call, at a cost of "a few hundred dollars," out of his own pocket.
"I'll guarantee it won't be the last robo-call, because we're going to tell everybody how their councillor voted," he said.
It was not immediately clear whether Mr. Ford violated council's code of conduct. The document says members of council must treat one another "without abuse, bullying or intimidation" and that city resources cannot be used for activities "other than the business of the [city.]" Several councillors argued that he did.
"Even though I support [the] Scarborough subway, not appropriate for Mayor to robo-call ward 43," Michelle Berardinetti tweeted at Mr. Ainslie. "Right choice to leave executive – I felt so much better when I quit a year ago now! Independent – no bullying."
Left-leaning Councillor Kristyn Wong-Tam called on Mr. Ford to apologize to Mr. Ainslie and his constituents.
"I don't think we should accept this behaviour of the mayor," Ms. Wong-Tam said in an interview. "I think there's a sense of fairness at play."
David Soknacki, a former councillor and 2014 mayoral hopeful, said he got the call shortly after 8 p.m. Friday. He provided The Globe with a photograph of his call display, which lists the number as 416-397-FORD (3673), the mayor's office.
"Using city resources for political purposes is something the councillors have to be very careful of, particularly as one approaches an election season," he said Sunday.
But Mr. Ford and his brother, Councillor Doug Ford, denied that the administration had bullied anyone.
"There's not one councillor who can come and say Rob was very rude to them, talked down to them. It just does not happen. You're Mr. Softy down there," Doug Ford said, later describing his brother's chief of staff as "a teddy bear."
"He's a wimp," the mayor chimed in. "He's an outright wimp."
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Edit: For those who have read this previously to this update, I changed the word "discussing" to "explaining" in the last paragraph, as there was some confusion to my use of the word.
I apologize because this isn't going to be the most well written blog ever but in light of the social injustice in the gaming industry that came to light today I have a lot to say. There are a lot of people that should be ashamed of themselves. Most of them won't feel any shame and that's a huge problem in itself, but people need to start being called out on their bullshit.
Shame on that comedian who worked the Eurogamer event for Microsoft. Louis CK makes a joke about race and people are okay with it because it's a joke. Michael Richards points out a person in the audience and yells 'he's a n*****' and everyone is offended. So for those of you who just weren't getting it before, do you get it now? Telling a joke and calling someone something hateful isn't the same thing.
Shame on Microsoft for waiting until after the fact to investigate. It lacks sincerity when you only deal with an issue only when the PR ramifications become clear. Microsoft should've pulled that person off the stage the moment he started up with that derogatory crap. This is more important than having a smooth, consistent event. I don't care how awkward it looks, cut his mic and get him off that stage.
Shame on Owen Good at Kotaku. I don't have a problem with him countering the victim in question on Twitter by pointing out that she did not ask to have those tweets removed. However it's really irritating that he's defending his (and Kotaku's) 'integrity' when he openly refused to edit his post when the she finally did request to have it changed. She even cited the constant harassment she's received because of her tweets being directly embedded into Owen's post. It shows a severe lack of sincerity for journalism when someone puts out something that's littered with issues (not waiting for a response, using words that don't exist like "transgendered") just to get it out there before most other outlets do. It's not about the topic in the post it's about getting clicks and making money. If Owen Good wants to come at someone from the angle of a journalist protecting his integrity that would be fine IF he was a journalist and IF he had even the smallest shred of integrity (or dignity for that matter). Unfortunately he isn't a journalist and he doesn't have integrity and he doesn't have dignity. That's why his boss had to go in and edit his post for him. That's also why you won't see his entire Twitter conversation with the victim on his blog post despite the fact that Kotaku "reached out" to her for a response.
Shame on everyone attacking this woman. I don't have much to say to these people because it's all been said before. You're all fucked and I hope someday you either grow up on your own or someone helps you grow up. Shame on all you people who continue to try to turn transgender issues into a debate. How you feel about biology has nothing to do with calling someone by what they wish to be called and you know it. You can try to put up a pseudo-intellectual smokescreen but those of us who have experienced hate know hate the moment we see or hear it. You're not sly you're just slightly more self-aware than the other bumbling assholes on the internet.
If I can make one suggestion for the betterment of society it would be this: Remove the comments section. Remove it from IGN, Huffington Post, etc. News shouldn't have the viewers' constant diarrhea of opinion following it. If people want to partake in journalism as a job then they should be journalists. What they shouldn't be are bloggers tasked with the job of presenting something that will stir-up discussion and provide more views for the "news" articles the discussions are happening on. These blogging "news" sites have the built-in excuse that they're not saying the hateful things. That's not the issue. The issue is that they're complicit because they won't stand up and do the right thing because the right thing doesn't work for their business model. Once these sites start doing the right thing and start explaining WHY they're doing the right thing maybe we'll start to see much larger leaps of progress.


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Yankee Doodles in Black Hats (Satterfield Saga)
The Satterfield twins, John and James, carry our story through the American Revolution. James conspires with George Mason and George Washington in the days that lead to Washington's selection as Commander in Chief of the rebelling colonial forces. Washington appoints James his political advisor and chief of intelligence. The English capture James during a visit to occupied New York to meet with informants, and John returns from the frontier to rescue his brother. John scouts for General John Sullivan in his march against the Iroquois. James unmasks Benedict Arnold.The is the breathtaking story of an American family in the American Revolution.Yankee Doodles in Black Hats is volume two of the Satterfield Saga, the dramatic story of America's youth and the men who made her great.
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Watch Conan as a little boy who fearlessly faces armed men in a bloody fight and brings their heads to his father in this snippet.
Lionsgate Films has taken to Twitter to drop the first red band clip from "Conan the Barbarian". Teasing a bloody action scene, the preview gives a look at young Conan who joins a competition with other boys in which they have to circle the hills and return with an egg put in their mouth unbroken.
When they are running in the snowy forest, armed men approach to ambush them. The other boys are running back to their village, but Conan opts to fight them. Showing no mercy and fear, Conan takes them down one by one and brings some of their heads to his father.
Starring Jason Momoa as the adult Conan, "Conan the Barbarian" follows the titular character who seeks revenge for his father's death. In his quest to find Khalar Zym, the vicious warlord responsible for his father's death, Conan crosses path with a mysterious woman named Tamara and discovers that he's destined for great deeds.
As Conan realizes that he is the only hope of saving the great nations of Hyboria from an encroaching reign of supernatural evil, a personal vendetta soon turns into an epic battle against hulking rivals, horrific monsters, and impossible odds.
Stephen Lang takes the role of villainous Khalar Zym, joined by Rachel Nichols who plays Tamara, and Ron Perlman who stars as Conan's father Corin. This Marcus Nispel-directed film will hit 3D theaters across the U.S. on August 19.


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Learn Hindi
By Christina Bharara
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Learn Hindi has been completely re-done. More then 400 words and phrases in over 20 lessons have been added.
Pronunciation is provided by native Hindi speakers.
Lessons are grouped into 7 topics: Basics, People, Body and Health, Food and Drinks, Shopping, Travel and At Home.
Nouns have the gender displayed.
Each lesson allows to study the vocabulary with listing, flashcards, and test mode. The best test result for each lesson will be saved. Tests can be stopped and continued at any time.
Want to study a few selected words or phrases from the lessons? Add them to your customized study plan via the add button in the lesson flashcards.
Use flashcards, listing and test mode with the items in your study plan. Delete vocabulary from the study plan by using the Edit button in the study plan listing.
Info and Help explain the application, allow to set the audio values for the test mode and show information about the language.
For transliteration, IAST has been used.
The International Alphabet of Sanskrit Transliteration (IAST) is a popular transliteration scheme that allows a lossless romanization of Indic scripts.
When taking the test, please note that you will advance to the next question after the right answer. If the answer is incorrect, you will have another chance to get it right. Only the first answer will be counted for the correct and incorrect counts.
If your sound is not working, check the volume settings in the iPod application.
Hindi vowels are displayed in their 2 forms: when starting a word and inside/at the end of a word. For example: a̅ will be written in the beginning of a word: आ (आम = a̅m = Mango),
but inside or at the end of a word: ा (कमरा = kamra̅ = room). Note: a (अ) will not be written except at the word beginning. See the first a in kamra̅.
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Blending Families
Dear Sugar
My mother and father are 2 different religions. We celebrate both Passover and Easter but over the years I've identified more with my mother's religion. I met a man who is of the same faith as my mother (and I) and we are getting married. We plan on raising our children in this faith but I don't want to upset my father. Do you have any suggestions on how to talk to him about this? Struggling Samuel
Dear Struggling Samuel
At the time of marriage, it is both expected and accepted that families blend their traditions to develop a joint culture in their new household. Talk to your father and explain how you came to your religious decision with your fiancee. Ask him if there is something special that he would want celebrated or observed out of respect for him. Maybe you can all think of a way to honor him during holiday time.


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Last week we learned that health reform could cost the federal government at least a trillion dollars over ten years, and that it will be really difficult to forge bipartisan agreement on legislation and keep major interest groups on board. This obviously brought more angst to the deliberations, several Republicans…Perspective Read More
Pulling It Together: Jobs, A Reason to Fast Track Coverage
The two big topics in Washington right now are the economy and health care. I've written before about how the two are linked, and in particular about how among the everyday economic problems people are having, paying for health care is a big one. But the latest numbers out from…Perspective Read More
Pulling it Together: Small $ for HIV Prevention
It's no secret that the response to the HIV epidemic domestically has not kept pace with the response to the global epidemic. And in an earlier column called America Has Gone Quiet on HIV/AIDS I wrote about the growing complacency towards the domestic epidemic revealed in our recent survey of…Perspective Read More
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Mother: Susan McDowell STROUD b: 18 Jan 1835
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Great Pond
Fishing Information
Physical Features:
Area: 50 acres
Species Present (naturally reproducing):
Largemouth Bass
Chain Pickerel
Black Crappie
Yellow Perch
Fishing Regulations:
Special fishing regulations apply (leaving DEC website to official Fishing Regulations Guide vendor website)
Public Access:
Southold, Limited Shoreline Access, Town of Southold parking permit required.
Health Advice on Eating Fish You Catch:
Visit NYS Department of Health website (link leaves DEC's website) for health advice on eating fish you catch. Scroll to the bottom of the page for Long Island freshwater waterbodies.


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1 The Beach Bar between the Atlantic City Hilton Casino Resort and the dunes fully opened in 2003, shortly after it became legal to serve alcohol on the beach in the city. Years before that, the Hilton already was positioning itself as a beach resort, with cabanas, chairs umbrellas and private service for favored guests under a special permit. Today, it remains one of the city's only three bars serving drinks to the public on its deck in the sand off the Boardwalk.
2 One thing that separates this beachside venue from others is simply distance. The bar is farther downbeach from the most beaten path of the Boardwalk, attracting people looking for a lower-key atmosphere closer to a less-crowded beach. That's why instead of just barstools and plastic chairs it also has couches to lounge on and enjoy the ocean breeze.
3 In addition to a menu of the usual wines, light beers and cocktails, the bar has a list of eight different tequila shooters and a signature "Shake and Take" menu, with eight different specialty drinks in 22-ounce souvenir shakers. That includes everything from the "Horny Margarita," a mix of 1800 Silver Tequila, Cointreau, cranberry and lime juices with grenadine, and the "Man Overboard," made with Absolut, sour-apple schnapps, pineapple juice and green creme de menthe.
4 While a huge portion of the city's clientele is typically out-of-state, the Hilton has been trying to attract more locals with the "Locals Plus" program it started last year. The promotion rewards nearby residents with 20 percent off restaurants, rooms and services at the property, as well as a variety of businesses elsewhere in Atlantic County - from Wonder Bar Waterfront Dining on Sunset Avenue in the city to Harbor Pines Golf Club in Egg Harbor Township. Ask about it inside the casino.
5 No true beach bar would be complete without a full selection of items to munch on, and the Hilton Beach Bar's menu includes the familiar fare of "u-peel" shrimp and fresh fruit to wings and enchiladas, all for under $10 each.
The Scene
Music: There are live bands and DJs each day it's open, including band's like Steal Your Face, covering classics from the Grateful Dead and Bob Dylan, and 11:11, covering a variety of party hits, from "Jessie's Girl" by Rick Springfield to "What I Got" by Sublime.
Vibe: Typically, an older crowd relaxes here on the weekends, grabbing a drink and bite before or after hitting the beach or to just enjoy some music in the sun. About a quarter-mile downbeach of the most traveled section of the Boardwalk, the bar is a more relaxed, quiet daytime atmosphere than the city's two other large beach bars.


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In a bid to enhance its basic pharmaceutical research, the Ajay Piramal Group will be buying a European drug firm, whose identity has not yet been disclosed. The European firm is set to offer assistance to the Piramal Group, following an alliance with various universities and public institutes. The formal announcement is expected today.
Piramal Group has been making their foray into the section of basic research, especially after the sale of their pharmaceutical business to Abbott Labs in 2010 for Rs 17,000 cr. The transaction amount has been stated to be anything between $50 million and $100 million. The deal is being spearheaded by Somesh Sharma, CEO of drug discovery and development. The business strategy of the collaboration will be headed by Peter D Young, the son-in-law of Ajay Piramal, who took over charge recently as company's Vice-President. The Piramal Group deals with healthcare, drug discovery and research, glass, real estate, financial services. The company is estimated to have had a turnover of $900 million in 2010-2011.
Out of the Piramal Group, the Healthcare division has been known to be India's largest healthcare group that recorded a growth of over 29% since 1988. Piramal Healthcare has been associated with the sale of anaesthetic products to more than a 100 countries. The company has property in Europe, Asia and North America which makes it the largest custom mechanized concerns of the world.
Of late, Indian drug companies have been making an investment in basic drug research. This follows years of expenditure a business model which simulated original and unproved drugs, relying on legal action and violent marketing to push merchandise after copyright expiry. However, this has suffered a serious setback, with Western companies fighting back to defend their market. This resulted in competition and and steep price falls that hurt the margins made by Indian companies. Major setbacks have also thwarted the earlier initiative planned by Indian companies to do their research.
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I can't say it's working out entirely well.
"That's a boy's name?"
"But seriously, you're from the UK, right?"
A decent wardrobe and haircut
The real football, and the culture that comes with it
Freedom, or some shit like that
Why do guys see me as attractive but girls don't see me at all?
You enjoy getting naked—not even necessarily for sexual purposes, but just because you're, like, bored, or whatever.
You're in the mood for a random adventure.
Your loyalty is to Her Majesty The Queen, true ruler of these insolent colonies.
You're into half-fags—particularly if you're a half-dyke.


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A pledge of safety to Sudan refugees
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"As long as you are in the camp, we will try to do everything we can to make sure you are secure," Kofi Annan tells refugees at Zam Zam who are being terrorised by an Arab militia.
In the midst of Government duplicity, Kofi Annan spurs the UN to action, Jeevan Vasagar reports from Meshtel, Sudan.
The day before Kofi Annan arrived, as many as 4000 people were living in makeshift shelters at Meshtel, in North Darfur.
They were sheltering in the patch of grubby sand between the fast-flowing river and a row of tiny headstones that mark the cemetery.
But in the middle of the night, that number had been reduced to zero.
Hours before the UN Secretary-General came to see the squalor of Meshtel, the inhabitants were herded into Government trucks and dumped at the gates of a nearby organised refugee camp.
As Mr Annan's entourage spilled out of their four-wheel-drive cars into the empty clearing between the river and the graveyard, the Government claimed that the camp had been cleared for the benefit of the refugees.
Social Affairs Minister Ahnoun Mohammed, who was escorting the UN visitors, said: "Every day we move people. Now they will have enough water and have police to protect them. It was planned and not because of the Secretary-General of the UN coming."
But after conferring with colleagues, the UN's emergency relief co-ordinator, Jan Egeland, said: "At midnight these people were moved to be dumped outside Abu Shouk (a nearby UN camp), but they are not accepted at the moment. (Camp officials) say 40,000 refugees at Abu Shouk is already too many."
The aim of the visit had been to illustrate the miserable conditions in which a third of Darfur's refugees live, outside the properly run camps. The Meshtel camp had sprung up on a patch of low ground that will be flooded when it begins to rain hard, which will be any day now.
Families had been packed together in crude thatch shelters, an easy breeding ground for diseases.
Mr Egeland suggested that the camp would most likely spring up again when the Secretary-General left. "Probably these people will be back tonight at Meshtel."
Thursday was the first time Mr Annan has visited Darfur, at a time when the UN faces criticism for being slow to respond to the crisis in western Sudan.
At a camp in Zam Zam, about 18 kilometres south of El Fasher, the capital of North Darfur, Mr Annan listened as a group of refugee women told him how they were forced to flee their villages and were now being terrorised by Janjaweed militia who were surrounding the camp.
Kneeling on a straw mat under an acacia tree, Mr Annan promised the refugees that they would not be forced to return home against their will.
"I am in discussion with the Government to make sure there is security so that you can go home," he said. "We understand you cannot go home without security."
With his hand over his heart, Mr Annan went on: "Nobody is going to force you to go home without security. As long as you are in the camp, we will try to do everything we can to make sure you are secure."
More than 1 million people who have fled their homes in Darfur are living in more than 100 camps. But there are also another million who have lost their livelihoods because of the havoc caused by the war. The violence meant there was little planting of crops in May, and aid workers say that this year about 350,000 people in Darfur could die of disease or malnutrition.
Mr Egeland confessed that the UN had been slow to act. "We have to admit that we are late," he said. "The parties fought for too long before they signed a ceasefire. We were blocked by the Government more or less effectively until the end of May."
He also criticised wealthy states within the UN that had failed to respond to the crisis.
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The Daily Energy
Windmill construction has begun in Vermont, with acres of trees being leveled and escarpments blasted away to make room for the 450-foot turbines that will soon be lining the ridgetops of the Green Mountains. Is anybody paying attention? Environmentalists are silent. They're supporting "green energy" in the name of . . . whatever. But Steve E. Wright, former commission of the Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department, questions the whole undertaking in an op-ed for the New York Times. This "greening" of the Green Mountains is being made possible by a $44 million federal tax credit that will ensure the turbines will be profitable even if they never produce a kilowatt of useful electricity. Another editorial in Investors Business Daily points out that General Motors is trying to offset the disappointing sales of the Volt in the US by promoting its eV in China. This means US taxpayer dollars will soon be helping Chinese customers buy electric cars. GM may even move some production to China, since Chinese authorities will probably require it. GE, another recent beneficiary of government largesse, is helping GM make the move by buying Volts to serve in its plans to pilot electrical recharging stations in Shanghai. In Ohio, Chesapeake Energy is reporting "phenomenal" results from the first four wells drilled into the Utica Shale. Ohio's plans to become an energy capital may not be misguided. And in Pennsylvania, geologists are reporting the recently discovered Upper Devonian shale formation may hold as much gas as the Marcellus, which lies 100 feet below. Finally, the announcement from Europe's CERN Particle Accelerator that it has found neutrinos traveling at faster than the speed of light is being greeted with skepticism by other physicists around the world. "There seem to be too many possibilities for error," said one commentator about the 60 nanosecond differential measured in the tiny particles' journey from Switzerland to Italy. In another corner of Europe, Einstein got a boost. Scientists at the Neils Bohr Institute in Copenhagen reported they had confirmed the gravitational bending of light by observing infrared emissions arriving from distant galaxies. The discovery that starlight curved around the sun during the solar eclipse of 1919 was the original confirmation of Einstein's Special Theory of Relativity.


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Business Law
Ask a Business Lawyer. Get Business Law Questions Answered ASAP.
Hello, I am a professional here to assist you. I appreciate your use of this service.
Such debts can be sold. I will provide the applicable statute of limitation.
The statute of limitation is based on the written contract here. The lease is a form of written contract.
The limitation is six years from the date the payments became delinquent.
The lease is a debt and can be sold.
Does the six year rule apply in NY for this lease?
The statute does not renew unless you make a payment.
so can i politely tell this person to leave me alone
You have no obligation to ever speak with a collection agency. The best practice is to write the collection agency and demand that only communication via mail be used.
The collection is obligated to comply.
Once the statute of limitation passes, a civil suit to enforce the repayment obligation in court will not stand.
Any questions?
so they are too late?
If six years passes from the date a debt based on a contract becomes delinquent, the creditor is too late to file a civil suit.
It appears you are stating six years has passed here.
the last payment I made was on December 11, 2006
Typically, the debt would be delinquent within the following month.
and now I can tell this person of the statue of limitations and how it applies to this lease, correct
can they report me to the credit bureau?
Typically, the best way to deal with a debt collector is to cease phone contact.
would i have to wait 7 years from the date the lease was FIRST sold?
Sending a letter advising that only communications via mail should be utilized will end phone calls.
Selling a debt does not restart the statute of limitations.
Paying on the debt or signing a repayment plan will restart the statute of limitaions.
but does selling a debt give me a start date to have the debt excluded from a credit reporting agency?
The creditor knows if the statute of limitations has passed although they may be using deceit to lure payment.
but does selling a debt give me a start date to have the debt excluded from a credit reporting agency?--->i am trying to figure out when the 7 years will take effect to remove the negative reporting
You can contest the information as inaccurate if it is reported to a credit bureau as a new debt when it was sold. It should not be added anew to the credit report due to a sale, but sometimes unethical collection agencies will do so. In that scenario, the information must be contested as inaccurate with the credit reporting bureaus.
The seven years should run from when the information was originally added to the report
Before you go....
ok, i will now inform this company in writing of the statue and the law...which statute is this about the lease?
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There is no obligation to inform the collection agency. They should know. The consumer only needs to contact the agency in writing and advise that phone communications must cease.
The collection agency knows the statute of limitations has passed.
can you please provide me with the statutues bc i want to give it to the atty office this collector is calling me from
I can do so, but continued communication will not help you. It typically leads to further attempts to influence a consumer to pay a debt even if they know the debt cannot be enforced in court. N.Y. Civ. Prac. L. & R. §213 is the law.
I can provide a link as well.
this collections agent is calling me from a legit law firm in MA (i called to verify the attys on the letterhead) i called the attorney and sumsumer assistnace program in MA
thank you, XXXXX XXXXX the help
Understand, that while a law firm may be used in the collection action you should not assume that supplying this statute will stop their phone calls. To do that you must write the collection agency a certified letter demanding the calls stop.
I will tell them that the most I could pay on this debt is $100 (in order to prevent me from being reported to the credit bureau) to satisfy it and have it considered paid in full
i will see if it works because i owe $38,000
Understand that if you make a payment the statute of limitation will start over and this can be reported anew on your credit.
If the statute of limitations has passed, there would be no way currently to force you to pay.
Offering to make a payment on an uncollectable debt is not generally a good course of action.
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Have a Tax Question? Ask a Tax Expert
Is there the possibility that I can carry the business losses forward from 2008 and if so, how?
Sorry but that loss in 2008 can not possibly carry forward to 2012.
The different rules for 2,3 or 5 years are the rules about how many years back (not forward) the loss will be carried. For more information on those rules see http://www.irs.gov/publications/p536/ar02.html#en_US_2012_publink1000177355
For going forward, the loss can only be applied year by year in order.
That is, a 2008 loss (after the proper carry back) is first applied to 2009, then if any is left the balance is carried to 2010, then if any is left that remainder is carried to 2011 and so on until the loss is all used up (for up to twenty years).
See http://www.irs.gov/publications/p536/ar02.html#en_US_2012_publink1000177383
"If you waive the carryback period or do not use up the NOL in the carryback period, carry forward what remains of the NOL to the 20 tax years following the NOL year. Start by carrying it to the first tax year after the NOL year. If you do not use it up, carry the unused part to the next year. Continue to carry any unused part of the NOL forward until the NOL is used up or you complete the 20-year carryforward period. "
When a net operating loss (NOL) is carried forward or back, the loss amount is used to reduce your adjusted gross income for the year it is carried to. Basically, the concept is that only when the loss carried into the year is more than the adjusted gross income in that year to which it is carried to will there still be more loss to be carried forward to another year.
For example, if I had a NOL in 2008 of -50,000 (and I chose not to carry it back but only carry it forward) then there would be 50,000 total to be used in future years.
If my income was 60,000 in 2009 before my 50,000 NOL is carried forward then my 2009 income would be 10,000 (60K - 50K )and there is no more NOL to carry forward.
Or if my income in 2009 was only 20,000 and there was 20,000 used of my 50,000 NOL then 30,000 (50K-20K) would be left to carry to 2010. In 2010 if my income is more than 30,000 there would be none left to go to 2011 or if my 2010 income was less than the loss coming into the year there would be some to carry forward.
I know you are looking for some relief from the balance due for 2012, but as you see your loss in 2008 would be all used in years prior to 2012 to reduce income in those years so none is left that can be used in 2012 since it has to be applied in order and can not skip into 2012.
Please ask if you need more discussion or clarification. Sorry this may not be the answer you were looking for in your difficult situation.
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Kaplan-Meier estimates of the probability of 5-year survival based on high vs low antiendotoxin core antibody (EndoCAb) levels. P = .01 using the log-rank test.
Moretti EW, Newman MF, Muhlbaier LH, Whellan D, Petersen RP, Rossignol D, McCants CB, Phillips-Bute B, Bennett-Guerrero E. Effects of Decreased Preoperative Endotoxin Core Antibody Levels on Long-term Mortality After Coronary Artery Bypass Graft Surgery. Arch Surg. 2006;141(7):637-641. doi:10.1001/archsurg.141.7.637
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Decreased preoperative levels of antiendotoxin core antibody (EndoCAb) in patients undergoing cardiac surgery with cardiopulmonary bypass are associated with increased long-term mortality.
Observational study.
Academic medical center.
A total of 474 patients undergoing coronary artery bypass graft surgery with cardiopulmonary bypass.
Preoperative serum IgM EndoCAb levels were determined, and established preoperative risk factors were assessed. Patients were assigned a risk score using a validated method.
Main Outcome Measures
The primary end point was mortality. Statistical analysis used the Cox proportional hazards regression model with log EndoCAb as the predictor of interest and Parsonnet additive risk score as a covariate. Kaplan-Meier survival curves were generated to visually compare groups with high vs low EndoCAb levels.
Forty-six deaths occurred in 5 years. Annual follow-up rates during the 5 years were 100%, 94%, 93%, 98%, and 98% for the 1-, 2-, 3-, 4-, and 5-year periods, respectively. Parsonnet additive risk score (hazard ratio, 1.07; 95% confidence interval [CI], 1.04-1.11; P<.001) and log EndoCAb (hazard ratio, 0.73; 95% CI, 0.53-0.99; P = .04) were independent predictors of long-term mortality in the final model. Kaplan-Meier analysis revealed that the preoperative EndoCAb level was significantly associated with mortality up to 5 years (P = .01 by log-rank test)
Lower preoperative serum EndoCAb level is a significant predictor of long-term mortality independent of other known risk factors.
Every year, more than 800 000 coronary artery bypass graft (CABG) procedures are performed worldwide.1 Complications remain common after cardiac surgery, and much of this morbidity may be due to an exaggerated pro-inflammatory response known to occur in this setting.2- 4 Endotoxin is believed to be a major stimulus for development of the inflammatory response.5,6 Some of its effects include myocardial dysfunction, increased tissue oxygen demand, complement activation, contact activation, coagulopathy, and microvascular thrombosis with subsequent organ failure.7- 9
Endogenous endotoxin immunity (antibodies to various serotypes of endotoxin) is conferred early in fetal life from maternal transfer, and it is enhanced by subsequent exposure throughout an individual's life.10 In contrast to the variety of serotype epitopes present in endotoxins, the inner core region of the endotoxin molecule is highly conserved across the entire spectrum of gram-negative organisms.11,12 An assay for antiendotoxin core antibody (EndoCAb) has been used in numerous clinical studies.13- 19 Most patients undergoing cardiac surgery involving cardiopulmonary bypass (CPB) are exposed to endotoxin20; therefore, it is attractive to speculate that endotoxin may be partially responsible for the exaggerated systemic inflammatory response that is commonly observed.
A previous study14 demonstrated an association between preoperative endotoxin immune status and short-term outcome after cardiac surgery. However, the relationship between preoperative endotoxin immune status and long-term survival is unknown. Therefore, we decided to study the association of preoperative EndoCAb level and long-term outcome in a large cohort of cardiac surgical patients.
After institutional review board approval and written informed consent, we prospectively followed 475 patients at Duke University Medical Center who underwent isolated CABG surgery with CPB between October 1, 1997, and March 12, 2001. Unrelated data regarding endotoxin immunity and cognitive decline were collected from many of these patients and have been reported elsewhere.15
General anesthesia was induced and maintained with infusions of midazolam hydrochloride and fentanyl citrate and supplemented with 0.5% to 1% isoflurane. Pancuronium chloride was used for neuromuscular blockade. Patients underwent nonpulsatile hypothermic (30°C-32°C) CPB, with a membrane oxygenator. Porcine heparin sodium, 300 U/kg, was administered and supplemented as necessary to maintain an activated clotting time of 450 seconds during CPB. After termination of CPB, heparin was neutralized with protamine sulfate. Patients were managed postoperatively in the cardiothoracic intensive care unit based on a standard "care pathway" whereby patients without significant complications were discharged from the hospital on postoperative day 4 or 5.
Immediately before the induction of general anesthesia, blood samples were obtained through a radial arterial catheter. Samples were collected in additive-free glass tubes, centrifuged at 2000g, and stored at –70°C until assayed. Dr Robin Barclay, Scotland, provided endotoxin-coated enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay plates and standard serum containing 165 median units (MU) of IgM EndoCAb. Validated enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay conditions have been previously described16,17 and included the use of horseradish peroxidase–conjugated anti–IgM antibody (A-6907; Sigma-Aldrich Corp, St Louis, Mo) and tetramethylbenzidine (T-0440; Sigma-Aldrich Corp), with the exception that the phosphate-buffered saline wash buffer contained 0.3% Triton X-100 and sample incubation was performed at 37°C for 60 minutes. The conjugate incubation and substrate incubation were performed at room temperature for 30 minutes. All serum standards and samples were diluted (≥1:100) with enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay dilution buffer (1% bovine serum albumin, 2.5% adult bovine serum, 0.1% Triton X-100, and 0.1% sodium azide in phosphate-buffered saline). The IgM EndoCAb levels were measured, as in previous publications,13- 17 because this class of antibody remains intravascular, and levels are unaltered by fluid shifts between the intravascular and extravascular compartments.
Demographic and clinical information were collected on all patients. Similar to a previous study,14 each patient was assigned a mortality risk score using the Parsonnet additive risk score.21 This is a scoring system, developed based on 3500 cardiac surgery cases and validated on an additional 1300, that generates a score between 0 and 148 based on 19 factors known to increase mortality after cardiac surgery. This score was used in the Cox proportional hazards regression model to adjust for the effects of individual patient comorbidities. Definitions of diabetes mellitus, angina, congestive heart failure, hypertension, and left ventricular ejection fraction were as previously reported.14 Data regarding CPB, aortic cross-clamp, anesthesia, and surgical durations were collected from the patient's intraoperative anesthetic record. Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease was defined as being present based on patient history, physical examination findings, and medication regimen. Significant obesity was defined as a body mass index (calculated as weight in kilograms divided by the square of height in meters) of 35 or greater. Hyperlipidemia was considered to be present based on the patient's lipid profile and medication regimen. Patients who were currently smoking at least a half pack per day or who had stopped smoking for less than 2 years were considered to have a positive smoking history. A family history of coronary artery disease was present if it was documented in the patient's medical record or patient history or if there was a first-degree relative who had received a diagnosis based on documented evidence of significant coronary disease. Renal insufficiency was determined to be present if a patient's preoperative serum creatinine level exceeded 3.0 mg/dL (265 μmol/L). Liver disease was considered to be present if the patient had a history of any of the following: cirrhosis, chronic active hepatitis, primary biliary cirrhosis, ascites, esophageal varices, portal hypertension, or hepatic encephalopathy.
The primary outcome variable was mortality assessed for 5 years. Assessment of this outcome was facilitated by the fact that all the patients undergoing cardiac surgery at Duke University Medical Center, including those in this study, are followed by the Duke Database for Cardiovascular Disease. Outcome data from this database have been used in numerous previously published clinical studies.22- 25 The Duke Database for Cardiovascular Disease has supported the prospective entry of clinical care and outcome data since 1971. Outcome data are obtained for the determination of clinical efficacy and quality assurance in all patients undergoing CABG surgery. The quality of these data are verified by features designed to reduce transcription errors (coded data-entry algorithms, error limit checking, dual entry, etc). Data quality has been further ensured by having senior clinicians review and then sign the reports, which thus provides a review of the data files stored in the database. Death and date of death were determined by contact with the next of kin, contact with the referring physician, or a match in the National Death Index and were confirmed by hospital records or death certificates.
Group differences for continuous variables were assessed using the 2-tailed t test. The Fisher exact test (2-sided probability) assessed group differences for categorical variables. The main outcome of time to mortality was assessed using the Cox proportional hazards regression model with log EndoCAb as the primary predictor of interest and Parsonnet additive risk score as a covariate, with censoring occurring at the date of last follow-up. Because EndoCAb level is positively skewed, a logarithmic transformation was performed to achieve a linear fit. Model assumptions were checked in the data. Hazard ratios and 95% confidence intervals (CIs) are reported.
We also examined age, height, weight, body surface area, history of congestive heart failure, and preoperative hematocrit level as potentially important covariates in the Cox proportional hazards regression model. Because of the limitations of the sample size, these variables were investigated one at a time in a model containing log EndoCAb and Parsonnet additive risk score as predictors.
For the purposes of displaying Kaplan-Meier survival curves illustrating time to death, IgM EndoCAb level was dichotomized at 80 MU/mL. This characterization of EndoCAb levels has been shown to be a clinically significant threshold based on previous studies.14- 16 Cumulative event plots according to EndoCAb level were compared using the log-rank test. For all outcomes and comparisons, P values were 2-sided, and P<.05 was considered statistically significant. All statistical analyses were performed using statistical software packages (SAS version 8.2; SAS Institute Inc, Cary, NC, and STATA version 7.0; STATA Technology Corp, College Station, Tex).
Between October 1, 1997, and March 12, 2001, 474 patients were enrolled. Baseline (Table 1), clinical (Table 2), and intraoperative (Table 3) characteristics of the overall study population are given for the dichotomized groups. There were 46 deaths in the study population. Mean follow-up was 3.7 years (1361 days), with the longest follow-up being 6.25 years. The last patient was enrolled on March 12, 2001. Rates of follow-up per year during the 5 years were 100% (474/474), 94% (432/457), 93% (416/446), 98% (386/395), and 99% (261/264) for the 1-, 2-, 3-, 4-, and 5-year periods, respectively.
The Cox proportional hazards regression model demonstrated that log IgM EndoCAb level was a significant predictor of hazard even after adjusting for Parsonnet additive risk score (hazard ratio, 0.73; 95% CI, 0.53-0.99; P = .04). Parsonnet additive risk score was also significant in this model (hazard ratio, 1.07; 95% CI, 1.04-1.11; P<.001). No other variable was a significant predictor of mortality after adjusting for Parsonnet additive risk score.
Mean Parsonnet additive risk scores between the groups with high vs low EndoCAb levels were not significantly different (P = .24). The EndoCAb concentrations and preoperative Parsonnet additive risk score were not highly correlated (Spearman correlation coefficient, −0.079). Eleven deaths (5.4%) occurred in the group with high EndoCAb levels, and 35 deaths (12.8%) occurred in the group with low EndoCAb levels. Kaplan-Meier 5-year survival curves illustrate that survival was lower for the group with low EndoCAb levels (P = .01 by log-rank test) (Figure 1).
This is the first study, to our knowledge, to evaluate the association between preoperative antiendotoxin immune status and long-term survival in patients after cardiac surgery. The data demonstrate that decreased IgM EndoCAb levels are associated with decreased long-term survival up to 5 years after CABG surgery. This association persists even when risk-adjusted statistical analysis is applied, using the Cox proportional hazards regression model, controlling for Parsonnet additive risk score.
Endotoxin is now widely accepted as a major stimulus for development of the systemic inflammatory response syndrome.5 Intravenous administration of endotoxin causes cytokine release, as evidenced by an increase in tumor necrosis factor levels and, within 3 hours, by elevations in interleukin (IL) 1, IL-6, and IL-8 levels.26- 28 Exposure to endotoxin is also associated with complement, plasminogen, and neutrophil activation; hypercoagulability; and synthesis of bradykinin.29 Endotoxin exposure is common during cardiac surgery and most likely results from hypoperfusion of the gut mucosa, resulting in leakage of endotoxin across the gut mucosal barrier. Depletion of EndoCAb occurs intraoperatively through its consumption during endotoxemia, adherence to CPB tubing, and decreased production.30 Rothenburger et al30 studied 100 patients who underwent CABG with CPB and demonstrated that lower preoperative EndoCAb levels are associated with a greater rise in endotoxin and IL-8 release. In a smaller study involving 26 patients, Mythen et al18 revealed that higher EndoCAb levels are associated with less endotoxin-induced contact activation and neutrophil degranulation. Finally, in a study of 29 medical intensive care patients diagnosed as having sepsis syndrome, low EndoCAb levels were associated with increased mortality.31 In contrast to all previous studies,13,14,18,30,31 which focused only on short-term postoperative end points, the present study is the first to assess the association of preoperative endotoxin immune status with long-term mortality.
The potential mechanisms by which patients with lower preoperative endotoxin immunity have increased risk of long-term mortality are unclear. Speculative mechanisms include the following. (1) Greater endotoxin immunity seems to be associated with less injury in the perioperative period,13,14,30,31 and this may translate into long-term outcome differences through some other mechanisms. This has been demonstrated in other settings. For example, Mangano et al32 showed that patients randomized to only 7 days of β-adrenergic blockade (vs placebo) exhibited a lower mortality up to 2 years after surgery. These data and others32- 34 suggest that subtle injury in the perioperative period may have an effect on long-term outcome. (2) Patients with low EndoCAb levels may have a genetic predisposition to unfavorable outcomes. Our use of risk adjustment using a validated risk score minimizes, but does not rule out, this possibility. (3) Patients with low preoperative endotoxin immunity may be more likely to have a low level of immunity to endotoxin several years later, which might predispose them to greater risk during a subsequent insult.
As implied previously herein, a limitation of any observational study such as this one is that low antiendotoxin immunity may not be causally related to adverse outcome but merely a marker for sicker patients at higher operative risk. We addressed this possibility by using a validated preoperative risk scoring system to quantify the degree of risk. Although Parsonnet additive risk score is a statistically significant predictor of mortality, the association of low EndoCAb levels with decreased long-term survival is independent of Parsonnet score, suggesting that preoperative health status is not a significant confounder. However, without mechanistic inference it is difficult to know why patients with decreased EndoCAb levels have higher long-term mortality.
The theory that endotoxemia is an important cause of postoperative morbidity is subject to certain criticisms. One relates to the low incidence of culture-positive bacteremia in surgical patients and intensive care unit patients.6,35- 37 Endotoxemia clearly exists in these patients and does so in the setting of negative blood cultures.38- 41 The routine administration of antibiotics for surgical prophylaxis would be expected to kill or prevent the growth of susceptible gram-negative bacteria and could conceivably elevate endotoxin serum concentrations through increased shedding of endotoxin.42 Because of the intermittent nature of endotoxemia, studies attempting to detect endotoxemia probably underestimate its incidence. Another criticism resides in the failure of 2 anti–lipid A monoclonal antibodies (HA-1A; Centocor, Malvern, Pa, and E5; Xoma, Berkeley, Calif) to improve outcome on an intention-to-treat basis in intensive care unit patients with established sepsis.43,44 The anti–lipid A monoclonal antibodies failed to bind to endotoxin with high affinity45 and, in fact, are likely to bind to epitopes on lipid A not present on endotoxin,46 helping explain their lack of demonstrable efficacy.
These previous monoclonal antibody studies are not relevant to the present study. They were tested in patients with established sepsis and organ failure, which is in an entirely different setting than in elective surgical patients, who are more likely to benefit from prophylaxis with other endotoxin-related strategies. This is borne out by a resurgence in the development of antiendotoxin strategies that may benefit the high-risk surgical patient.47- 53
This study is the first, to our knowledge, to demonstrate that decreased preoperative EndoCAb levels are associated with increased long-term mortality in cardiac surgery patients. Results from well-designed randomized studies in which endotoxin is selectively neutralized are necessary to confirm the clinical relevance of these findings. Several antiendotoxin agents are currently in development that may benefit cardiac surgery patients if given prophylactically.47- 53
Correspondence: Eugene W. Moretti, MD, MHSc, Department of Anesthesiology, Duke University Medical Center, Durham, NC 27710 (firstname.lastname@example.com).
Accepted for Publication: June 1, 2005.
Funding/Support: Assays were funded by Eisai Global Clinical Research Inc and were performed by Zeptometrix. All other work was funded by Duke University.
Role of the Sponsor: Eisai Global Clinical Research Inc did not influence the design or conduct of this study; the collection, analysis, or interpretation of the data; or the preparation, review, or approval of the manuscript. These functions were entirely the purview of the authors.


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UK air passenger numbers fall
The number of UK passengers boarding flights fell last month, according to new figures from airports operator BAA.
The figures suggest that a long-awaited recovery in the travel industry, badly hit by the economic downturn and the 11 September attacks, is still some way off.
A total of 7.9 million passengers passed through the seven airports controlled by the BAA last month, 4.5% fewer than in April 2001.
The company blamed the sharp decline on the early arrival of the Easter holidays this year, which shifted the traditional seasonal surge in travel bookings to March.
But a comparison of passenger numbers for both March and April against 2001 figures, which strips out the effect of the early Easter, still revealed a 0.7% decline.
London airports less busy
Passenger numbers for April alone fell particularly steeply on European and transatlantic routes, reflecting a shortfall in holiday bookings.
Of BAA's seven airports, Edinburgh, Stansted and Glasgow posted strong growth in April, underpinned by an increase in bookings with no-frills carriers Easyjet and Ryanair.
But passenger numbers at BAA's flagship London airport Heathrow fell 3.5%, while the capital's second-biggest hub Gatwick posted an 18.3% decline.
In London, BAA shares were marked 6p lower at 632p in late morning trade.
Passenger numbers slumped by 6% on the year last September, reflecting the downturn in the air industry after the attacks on the World Trade Center.
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While quietly building sandcastles on the beach, 27-year-old Clay (Timothy Greeson) meets attractive waitress Susan (Lisa Geoffrion). Before long, the couple is making passionate love, but the deeply troubled Clay starts having frightening visions of murdering gorgeous women. And when Clay loses his job and goes off his meds, his dreams intersect with reality in horrifying ways in this spine-tingling crime thriller.


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The Town of Wabana on Bell Island hopes to settle some outstanding property tax issues shortly by exercising its right to auction off those properties.
A total of 12 properties will be the subject of a live auction scheduled for Aug. 15 at the Wabana Complex. All are considered to be in arrears and have been accumulating debt over several years, according to Mayor Gary Gosine.
"Some abandoned, some just don't want to pay ... so we've got no other choice but to try to auction off to recoup some of our money back."
With a budget for the current fiscal year set at $2.5 million, Gosine said the town aims to collect 90 per cent of taxes owed any given year. Doing so helps the town avoid operating with a budget deficit. Local taxes and fees account for approximately 80 per cent of its revenue to cover the budget.
There are approximately 300 accounts linked to properties within the town of 3,000, and approximately 20 per cent of those accounts required extra attention this year. The town hired two people in May to focus specifically on collections.
"The Town of Wabana is not unlike any other municipality that has property owners who need encouragement to pay their taxes," said the mayor. "Those that fall behind for extended periods require extra attention. If these citizens are not addressed in paying their taxes, they end up paying more if there's bad-debt expenses."
The Municipalities Acts gives towns like Wabana the right to auction property to settle overdue taxes. A collection agency can be used through a referral, with that agency able to pocket some of the proceeds collected. Water service can also be cut.
"For certain water cutoffs, before the letter is in the through the door we're getting calls and making arrangements," said Gosine.
In preparing for the auction, the town employs lawyers to conduct legal searches and look at surveys. An auction cannot go ahead if the owner for a specific property is unknown.
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LOS ANGELES (AP) A city block that surrounds a CNN building in Hollywood has been named after the cable network's talk-show host Larry King.
The City Council voted Wednesday to rename the block "Larry King Square" in recognition of King's 50 years in broadcasting.
King, who started his career at a Miami radio station in 1957, hosts CNN's longest-running interview program, "Larry King Live."
The council also agreed to name an intersection near Paramount Studios "I Love Lucy Square," after the late comedian Lucille Ball and Lucy Casada, who owned a popular restaurant there called Lucy's El Adobe Cafe.
Ball and her husband, Desi Arnaz, also had a production company at the intersection of Melrose Avenue and Plymouth Boulevard.
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He is normally a strident speaker, laying into his critics and blaming Zimbabwe's problems on Western plots.
He also said it was right for churches to point out government "shortcomings, sins of commission or omission".
Thousands of people joined the prayers in Harare but some church leaders boycotted the event.
Mr Mugabe, a Catholic, called the day of prayers after a delegation of church leaders met him last month to discuss Zimbabwe's political and economic problems.
The opposition blames Mr Mugabe and accuses him of rigging elections and harassing his critics to stay in power.
"We must accept our failures. We should have to acknowledge that as trustees in our part of the world we have not succeeded as we had wished," Mr Mugabe said at Glamis Stadium at Harare's Exhibition Park.
"Let the church come in and point out where there are shortcomings, sins of commission or omission. We must combine our strengths in rebuilding our economy deriving wisdom the Lord Almighty so that our country can prosper."
However, he also made a veiled threat against church leaders who become "political" - taken to mean the outspoken Archbishop of Bulawayo, Pius Ncube, who called for a boycott of the prayers.
"When the church leaders start being political we regard them as political creatures - and we are vicious in that area," Mr Mugabe said.
"The bishop is not dearer to God than the president... The fact of being a bishop does not make one a saint."
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What is eCommerce? 3 Ways it Falls Below the Radar
"What is eCommerce?" Â You probably already know the answer to this question roughly: Â it's buying and selling products and providing services over the internet. Â You're probably most familiar with eCommerce websites like Amazon and eBay, but eCommerce actually means much more than the most popular offerings.
Here are some unique ways e-commerce is conducted you may not be familiar with:
Real estate – Sure, you can browse homes and properties at sites across the web.  But, did you know you can directly purchase real estate online at sites like eBay? Maybe give it a try as many people already do.
Banking – This one you probably already know about. Â But, did you know that interacting with bank websites, and by association, credit card websites, has traditionally been one of the largest drivers of eCommerce?
Online ticketing – While eCommerce typically falls into the category of product and service sales, selling tickets for sports events, flights, plays, and movies takes up a considerable percentage of the e-commerce trade.
Where Will it Go in the Future?
The future is always hard to predict, and in 3-5 years, if you read this post, you might laugh out loud at some of these predictions. Â But, what the heck, it's fun to talk about where eCommerce might go in the future.
> Differentiated sites will survive – Let's face it, if people can buy something on Amazon, they will. Â And, you know Amazon, because it's the behemoth, will always have a very competitive price. Â The best way for smaller sites to stay in the business is to create a product or service that only they can make. Â Or, they have to do a great job of marketing the unique properties of their product.
> Listeners will win – Businesses who listen to what their market is telling them will beat out the competition. Â So many companies will be able to show their products and services on the web that it will become saturated in the eyes of the customer. Â Technology makes these changes happen faster, so responding to the market will become more difficult. Â Those businesses who do so the best, however, will find themselves ahead.
> Personalization results in separation – As traditional retailers move their businesses online, the exclusively online retailers will continue their shift towards a more personal experience. Â Those who create a unique, personable experience will find themselves beating out other retailers and possibly competing with some of the traditional retail powerhouses.
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A senior Veterans Affairs official said today that the agency is now better prepared to help former military personnel cope with the emotional and psychological trauma of war, but key members of the House Veterans' Affairs Committee remained skeptical amid intensifying demand for mental health care.
The man who says he killed the leader of al-Qaida was on Capitol Hill attending a series of private conversations Tuesday with congressional leaders. The meetings came a day after a story in Esquire revealed that the veteran was unemployed and waiting for disability benefits from the Department of Veterans Affairs.
Phil Bronstein's story about the Navy SEAL who killed Osama bin Laden appears in the March issue of Esquire. The story was produced in cooperation with the Center for Investigative Reporting. In this video, Bronstein, CIR's executive chairman, talks about how he got to know the Shooter.
The Navy SEAL who killed Osama bin Laden left the military with no pension and no protection for himself or his family.
This video is based on a series of interviews with the Navy SEAL who fired the fatal shots during the May 2011 raid.
"The Shooter," today's story about the Navy SEAL who says he killed Osama bin Laden, was written for Esquire in cooperation with the Center for Investigative Reporting. It is part of CIR's ongoing coverage of the challenges veterans face after leaving military service.
The Shooter is unemployed and waiting for disability benefits from the Department of Veterans Affairs, like 820,000 other veterans.
It's no secret that transitioning back to civilian life after military service can be a huge challenge for many veterans. Across the country, they routinely encounter obstacles, both personal and institutional, after returning home from battle.
In this video, Phil Bronstein, CIR's executive chairman, talks about how he got to know the Shooter.
The soldier known as the Shooter describes the intense operation leading up to Osama bin Laden's final moments, but also shares another, darker side of the veteran experience: the challenges combat veterans face, even ones with millions of dollars in training and top security clearance, as they re-enter civilian life after returning home from war.
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Teen charged with shooting 12-year old
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WTVN) --A 12-year old boy is recovering from a gunshot wound to the neck, a bullet police say came ouut of a gun fired by a 13-year old girl.
Columbus police say there were five individuals in the room of the house on East 18th Ave. in South Linden. The girl, they say, pulled a handgun and fired, striking the boy. She was later arrested and charged with felonious assault.
The boy is listed in serious condition.