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8531 Algoma Avenue, Rockford 49341
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07/29/2016 at $216,000
What a gem! This beautiful 5 bed 3.5 ranch home in the Rockford school district has been tastefully updated throughout. Walk through the front door and be welcomed by a spacious open great room, ideal for family bonding. Cook up a tasty meal in the updated kitchen, relax by the wood burning fireplace, or sit on the adjacent deck; this is the perfect place to host loved ones. Down the hall you will find a wonderful master suite to relax in, with a large walk in closet & spa-like bathroom. Downstairs you'll find a finished walkout basement, which includes 2 bedrooms, full bath, abundant storage space, and a rec room with endless possibilities. Step outside to spend endless hours of summer fun on the 2.26 acre lot. The memories you and your family make here are sure to last a lifetime!
Property Information
- Status
- Sold
- Address
- 8531 Algoma Avenue
- City
- Rockford
- Zip
- 49341
- County
- Kent
- Township
- Algoma Twp
- Possession
- At closing
- Zoning
- Residential
- Total Finished SqFt
- 2,748
- Above Grade SqFt
- 1,848
- Garage Desc.
- 3, Attached
- Water
- Well
- Sewer
- Septic System
- Year Built
- 1982
- Taxes
- $3,712
Rooms and Land
- MasterBedroom
- 1X1 1st Floor
- Bedroom2
- 1X1 1st Floor
- Bedroom3
- 1X1 1st Floor
- Bedroom4
- 1X1 Lower Floor
- Bedroom5
- 1X1 Lower Floor
- Bath
- 1X1 1st Floor
- Family
- 1X1 Lower Floor
- Kitchen
- 1X1 1st Floor
- Living
- 1X1 1st Floor
- Rec
- 1X1 Lower Floor
- Basement
- Full Basement, Walk Out
- Cooling
- Central
- Heating
- Forced Air, Natural Gas
- Acreage
- 2.26
- Lot Dimensions
- 214x467
- Appliances
- Dishwasher, Garbage Disposal, Microwave, Range, Refrigerator
- Fireplace Desc.
- Family, Wood
- Features
- Iron Water FIlter, Laminate Floor
- Exterior Materials
- Aluminum, Brick
- Exterior Features
- Deck(s), Patio
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[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/LUCENE-2628?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:comment-tabpanel&focusedCommentId=12903938#action_12903938 ] Shai Erera commented on LUCENE-2628: ------------------------------------ I agree w/ Robert. There are several drawbacks to externalizing Lucene code to Apache commons (or any other project): # If we introduce a dependency on Apache commons in core, what will prevent us from adding more dependencies on other Apache projects in the future? # This is sort of a tiny class, however very important. If tomorrow a change will be required, how will we get it into Lucene? Wait until the next commons release? #* The point here is that Lucene already includes a bunch of such sophisticated classes because their counterpart in Java land is not optimal, and trying to fix it there and wait for a release is out of the question. Therefore I'm afraid that even if we externalize such a utility to commons, sometime in the future it might find its way back in Lucene (and while I don't claim to see the future, this has happened before already, therefore it's only logical it will happen again). # Why stop w/ OpenBitSet? ArrayUtil has several useful methods as well. Perhaps we should externalize it too? A different approach would be to copy-paste OBS code in Apache commons and let both versions live at the same time. Cassandra can depend on the one from commons if it wants to. If indeed nothing changes in OBS, then it's a win-win. If however OBS at commons will change drastically, and will e.g. perform faster, then we can open another issue about adopting it back into Lucene (in the form of copy-paste or dependency). I don't see anything that prevents you from starting w/ that approach, right? Core Lucene has managed to avoid external dependencies so far, and I don't see a reason to introduce one for this class alone. > Extract OpenBitSet to Apache Commons > ------------------------------------ > > Key: LUCENE-2628 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/LUCENE-2628 > Project: Lucene - Java > Issue Type: Wish > Reporter: Stu Hood > > o.a.l.util.OpenBitSet is a great alternative to java.util.BitSet, and it is generally useful outside of the search field. It would be great if OpenBitSet were available outside of Lucene proper, perhaps as part of Apache Commons. > Aside from the communication required to accomplish this, there is the small issue of OpenBitSet extending o.a.l.search.DocIdSet in Lucene 3.0. There is very little logic contained in DocIdSet, so it could probably become an interface: Lucene proper could then extend the extract version of OpenBitSet to implement DocIdSet. -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. - You can reply to this email to add a comment to the issue online. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com For additional commands, e-mail: email@example.com
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In the week of the Leicester City story, it seems the booze, not hooliganism, is one of the big problems facing premiership football now.
You go away on holiday for 10 days and come back to find the whole footballing world's gone mad!
I've done a few things that have shocked people but dogging…forget the morality of the situation, did Stan Collymore honestly think that somebody wouldn't tell the newspapers that an ex-professional footballer was trawling car-parks looking for casual sex? What was he going to tell them if he'd struck lucky – "Hello, my name's John Smith"?
This is a guy who played for Leicester, Liverpool, Bradford City, Nottingham Forest and England and had his face splashed across the front-page of every newspaper after that Ulrika business. And my understanding is that he actually drove to one of these places in a car that had a personalised "SC" number plate on it. You've been given a chance to rebuild your career as a BBC Radio Five Live summariser and you go and do something daft like that!
I was just getting my head round that when the Leicester story broke. I speak from personal experience when I say that drink and football mixed together can be a disastrous recipe. You don't necessarily go out thinking you're going to have a mad night, but something happens and next thing you know you're helping police with their enquiries.
I'd be a hypocrite if I didn't admit that I've witnessed situations where a player's met a girl and for a laugh a couple of the lads have got his room-key and hid behind the sofa in anticipation of the deed being done. The player and the girl have no idea they're there until they start, well, dogging, and two drunken idiots jump out on them. No one ever attacked or sexually assaulted anybody, but it did blur the line between what was a joke and what was upsetting, especially for the girl who mightn't appreciate or want to be party to that sort of juvenile, barroom humour.
Leicester City say they're going to appoint a player to speak directly to the Leicester supporters, but I don't think anything's going to appease fans who less than a year ago were throwing money into a bucket to pay their wages. You're looking at that and thinking, "Are these players conscious of the fact that we've gone 15 games without a win and in all probability will be relegated? Are they oblivious because they've got two or three-year contracts and will still get their 20 grand a week regardless of what division we're in next season?"
Football's moved on from Wimbledon and the likes of Everton under Howard Kendall where drinking was seen as being central to team bonding.
I was envious of my friends being able to go out on Friday night while I was stuck in a hotel. I didn't take my career seriously until I was 31, but by copping on when I did I got an extra seven years without having to drop down the divisions. The buzz is far better achieving things on the football field than it is being Jack The Lad in front of all your mates.
I don't think it's any coincidence that the Leicester players who are in trouble now are all British. All my time in France people would say, "What is it with British players and beer?" If the Marseilles lads had so much as a glass of wine, they'd be there the next day going, "Oh, my head." They wouldn't want to train or do anything whereas we'd knock back our six or seven pints and sweat it out in training.
Another thing that took me unawares when I got back from Tahiti – I've bought a place there which I'm gradually doing up – is the renewed debate about whether or not Roy Keane will play for Ireland again. I said it then and I'll say it now – I think it was more personal problems that caused him to pull out of the World Cup rather than genuine grievances with Mick McCarthy who up till then he'd had an okay relationship with. That being the case, it was the best thing for all concerned that he came home when he did. Personally, I think this'll all peter out and I'd be amazed if he wears a green shirt again.
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According to an official statement from the cruise line, Holiday was on its way back to New Orleans when employees heard someone yelling from the water. Captain Orazio D'Aita turned the ship around and began a search using some of its lifeboats as rescue boats. A rescue boat located two adults, and brought them back to Holiday's infirmary for treatment. The ordeal wasn't over yet, though -- the rescued individuals alerted crew that three other fishermen were still unaccounted for, including a 10-year-old boy.
An hour and a half into the search, a guest noticed another person in the water and called the purser's desk. Soon after, the three missing persons were pulled to safety and given medical treatment, including the young boy. After an emotional reunion, all five were transferred to a vessel sent by the Mexican Coast Guard.
Cruise Critic staff received an e-mail about the rescue from Clayton Nary, a passenger who just returned from the sailing. "All service, dinner, bars were stopped," Nary wrote us. "When we arrived [for a headcount at our muster stations] lifeboats were being launched for search purposes. This was at night, so [the survivors were] very lucky ... I've been on 28 cruises and have never had this happen."
While cruise ship rescue missions do occur from time to time (Royal Caribbean's Brilliance of the Seas towed a small, leaking boat carrying eight men to Coast Guard custody earlier this year), a Carnival spokeswoman tells us they are usually not quite this dramatic.


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We're all treading water, just hanging out on the surface, dealing with the shallows, ignorant of the powerful currents roiling beneath our kicking feet. John McCain is a distraction. He's not even a real candidate. He's Uncle Fester with a comb-over. As we swim in this ocean of verbal contortion, misapprehension, lies, silly laughs, and "investigations", there are monsters lurking below. Shock Doctrine, Chicago Boys, Reaganites, Milton Friedman disciples, people who think that the market is the nirvana, and government is (never thought I'd say this) to quote the other distraction, "the problem."
My mother-in-law is from Chile. She came to this country because her husband was tortured and exiled, bringing with her her two children and a socialist ideology that from time to time I argue with to gain more information from someone who actually lived it. It never dawned on me, though, the connection between her arrival and the shock and awe campaign espoused by John McCain and inflicted on the citizens of Iraq. Even her posts in response to some blog pieces didn't enlighten me. But listening to Naomi Klein's The Shock Doctrine, it becomes clearer and clearer why people are screaming about Barack Obama at John McCain rallies – it's the theatre of the absurd writ large. It's Caesar's "bread and a circus" to keep the rabble distracted while the wolves raid the chicken coop.
Meanwhile, the same people who engineered the overthrow of the government in Chile; who chopped up the public school system in New Orleans after the US government's failure to act in the wake of Hurricane Katrina; who used the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001 to wage an invasion in Iraq and are now lining up Iran in their crosshairs; these same people are waving McCain Palin in our collective face (and if you don't understand that she is a distraction, stop reading now) in order to keep us from asking what the other hand is doing.
How else to explain the Republican candidates' continued lies running unchecked? How else to explain "the Maverick" being the presidential nominee for the Gallant Old Party and hiring the people who ran him out of the primaries eight years ago? How else to explain a hugely under-qualified sparkly vice-presidential nominee? How else to explain the privatization of war (Blackwater), education (New Orleans), social security (oops! That one didn't go through), healthcare (Senator McCain?)?
This transfer of public money into private hands ($840 billion last week, neh!?) is not accidental. The same rush to judgment that led to the invasion of a country who had not attacked the United States and to "the rescue plan" is driving McCain supporters to cry in terror over an Obama presidency, and Obama supporters to shiver at the thought of more Abu Ghraibs and Guantanamos and Taxis to the Darkside. Why is there an army division being deployed inside the United States?
This distraction called John Sydney McCain III is serving a purpose once again – but he's not serving his country. Blinded by his own ambition, he's the clown, the jester, lurching from rally to rally, unsure of what to say or how to say it. And we are all continuing to tread water, watching his antics, worrying about feloniously ridiculous "character attacks", battling the flies while the vultures are eating the carcass. And the powers that be are already setting up the next Allende, with building blocks like the fake ACORN-voter fraud accusations, setting up a question of legitimacy before Senator Obama gets elected.
We need to dive below the surface, realize that supporting hope and change means reading between the attack lines, looking for the undercurrents (like Representative John Lewis) below the rhetoric. Otherwise, just as we believe we've made it to shore, we'll hear that famous music, and feel the flash of teeth devouring our lower extremities, as we get bitten in the butt. Just like the invasion of Iraq and Blackwater and Haliburton and Guantanamo and Abu Ghraib and post-Katrina and (McCain wants to battle Russia?) and the sub-prime mortgage crisis credit crunch $700 billion plus earmarks bailout. And those same nefarious power brokers will be setting up an Obama presidency to take the fall, or to just fall.
The sharks are swimming below all of us . . .
Biden Says Reaction at Some McCain Rallies 'Scary'
Charter School's Big Experiment
The McCain-Palin Lies and the Neil Armstrong Principle
Conservatives against Sarah Palin: The List is Growing
Brigade Homeland Tour Starts Oct. 1
How McCain Will Steal the Election from Obama (Sort of)
John Lewis Warns McCain: You're "Sowing the Seeds of Hatred and Division"
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Did you know the U.S. government is using drones to kill innocent people in Pakistan? Did you know the Pakistani government has asked President Obama to stop it and he won't? Did you know Pakistan is a sovereign country that has nuclear weapons and is an American ally?
Last week, the Obama administration not only acknowledged the use of the drones, it also revealed that it has plans to increase the frequency and ferocity of the attacks. White House counterterrorism adviser John O. Brennan argued that the attacks are "in full accordance with the law" and are not likely to be stopped anytime soon.
Mr. Brennan declined to say how many people were killed or just where the killings took place or who is doing them. But we know Mr. Obama has a morbid fascination with his plastic killing machines, and we know that those machines are among the favored tools of the CIA. We also know that if the president had been using the military to do this, he'd be legally compelled to reveal it to Congress and eventually to seek permission.
We know about the need to tell Congress and ask for permission because of the War Powers Act. This law, enacted in 1973 over President Nixon's veto, permits the president to use the military for 90 days before telling Congress and for 180 days before he needs congressional authorization. Mr. Obama must think he can bypass this law by using civilian CIA agents, rather than uniformed military, to do his killing.
The Constitution limits the presidential use of war powers to those necessary for an immediate defense of the United States or those exercised pursuant to a valid congressional declaration of war. In the case of Pakistan, the president has neither. International law prohibits entering a sovereign country without its consent. But Mr. Brennan argued that the Authorization for Use of Military Force (AUMF), which Congress enacted in the aftermath of the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, to enable President George W. Bush to pursue the perpetrators, is essentially carte blanche for any president to kill whomever he wants Keep reading
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Why should you work at a startup? It's certainly not for everyone, but here are my reasons why.
So last month, I was thrilled to see my Apprentice bestie, Ningku! We, along with Sam from the show, were also very kindly invited by the good people at Wells Fargo to conduct a panel discussion with their management leadership trainees and graduates. It was an absolute blast getting to discuss interesting issues faced by all in the workplace and with careers.
One interesting question we got was why, after the Apprentice, all 3 of us left our jobs to join startups. And it's also a question I get asked a lot. Why choose a new company that's trying to find its feet over an established name with multiple offices and a good corporate structure? Here are some simple reasons why:
1) Change Is Constant: I enjoy change and new challenges, and in a startup environment that is a daily occurrence! From tweeting updates, to writing a video script, to reviewing contracts, to bug-testing the app on multiple phones... every single day at work is different, so make sure you're comfortable with moving parts. That's one of my favourite parts!
2) You Matter: You're never going to be a cog in a giant machine. Startups are all about being lean and mean, so it's a good bet you'll remember everyone's names by day 1, 2 maximum. The great part about this is that you get to see the difference which you make, and that brings lots of satisfaction knowing that you can see the fruits of your own labour. Taking responsibility for tasks is really key here.
3) Things Move Fast: don't expect a monthlong orientation, followed by HR processes, and a few team talks along the way. You're right into the thick of things and that's how it's always going to be. Agility is another hallmark of startups, and being flexible and adaptable as individuals will ensure your team and your organisation is correspondingly so. Technology doesn't wait for anyone, so be prepared to dodge bullets and live in sprint cycles.
These are just 3 simple things that characterise the startup experience...but One thing's for sure: it's not for the faint of heart. There's no hiding behind a big desk, a mountain of work, a complicated corporate structure, or bloated teams. You are you, and your work will face scrutiny. I think the 3 of us certainly agreed during the panel that startups are exciting, and that we're each enjoying the variety of experience that we get. I hope this gives you a bit more insight into startups!


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A man's worst nightmare has become a reality after his car was snatched while his daughter was right inside it.
The man's car was snatched yesterday June 20th, at Raji Rasaki, Amuwo Odofin, close to Apple Junction, Lagos.
The car contained his phones, iPad, passport & other documents at the time it was taken by force.
However, the very worse part of the whole ordeal was that the man's daughter was also in the car when it was snatched.
Thankfully though, the little girl was found around Ejigbo, but the car is yet to be found.
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Josh Blue:Josh Blue is a comedian who has become famous in modern times and is something that has come to him through his years in school and college. The first Josh Blue became famous nationwide when he won the fourth season of the NBC series that goes by the name of "Last Comic Standing" and since winning the show has seen a steady increase in their ratings popularity and it will show, because his style of comedy is funny. Do not make fun of other races and religions and still manages to keep everyone laughing with jokes about himself.
There are three types of actors, who make fun of other people, fat, colored, politicians and all other types. Then there are those who do the actual material things that only thought of as monsters and aliens and, finally, some people make fun of themselves as a means to an end
In the end the people laughed. Well Josh Blue is one of those who prefer to put a finger to himself and make the public laugh to point the finger where it could end up offending another.
The fourth season of the series earned him his ticket to the comedy industry and Josh Blue has become the name that many people look for when looking to get a laugh or two to see something. The man won his title in August 2006 and since then has been the comic loved by many.
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By Jane E. Brody
Published: June 8, 1983
MY husband and I had just returned from our first summer weekend together. The shower felt wonderful after hours on the hot, dusty road, but no sooner did my husband turn off the water than he had what could only be called a ''skin fit.'' His body actually shook as an intensely itchy rash appeared over much of it, in particular those areas that had been exposed to the sun while we picked wild strawberries and lounged at the lakeside.
Frightened, we called a physician, who deduced that my husband was suffering from a photosensitive reaction. Some drug he had taken or some substance on his skin had reacted with sunlight to cause this attack, the doctor suggested. But what? Since he had used no medications, after-shave lotion or even sunscreen, what could have brought on such an attack?
We looked at the soap we had taken as a souvenir of our hotel and discovered that it was one of those antibacterial products that promise to keep body odor at bay. The doctor and a special skin test confirmed our suspicions. My husband was not alone. Dozens of people had been known to react to the combination of sunlight and the antibacterial chemicals in the soap.
Since then these photosensitizing chemicals have been replaced by a much safer substance, tetrachlorocarbanilan, in the deodorant soaps sold in the United States. (However, soaps containing the more hazardous compounds can still be purchased abroad, where American soap manufacturers have unloaded the wares they can't sell here.)
Soaps are now the least of the photosensitivity problems that afflict thousands of Americans each year. But a host of other sensitizing chemicals remain on the market and new ones are periodically introduced. They include a large number of drugs that are taken internally as well as ingredients used in cosmetics, hair preparations, perfumes, detergents and lotions that are directly applied to the skin.
Even some of the sunscreens intended to protect skin from sun injury can bring on a photosensitive reaction. Last year a newly marketed sunscreen containing a synthetic coconut scent produced severe phototoxicity in several hundred people in the Southwest.
The result may be a very intense sunburn, an itchy or painful rash, redness and swelling, or other dermatological abnormality that occurs only on the parts of the skin that were exposed to the sun. Darkening of the skin in the exposed area may also result.
While these reactions are short-lived for most people and disappear when exposure to either the sensitizing chemical or ultraviolet light is stopped, a few unfortunate victims become what doctors call ''persistent light reactors.''
Even years after their last exposure to the offending chemical, they develop an intense reaction whenever they are in the sun and sometimes even under fluorescent light. For them, the only certain protection at the moment is to remain forever in the shade and to keep their skin well-covered. Causes of Photosensitivity
Dr. Leonard C. Harber, director of dermatology at the Presbyterian Hospital of Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center and co-author of the professional textbook ''Photosensitivity Diseases,'' describes two kinds of reactions to the combination of chemicals and sun: phototoxicity and photoallergy.
A phototoxic response can theoretically happen to anyone who is exposed to the particular combination of chemical and light. It results when an otherwise innocent compound becomes ''activated'' by absorbing energy from the light; this activated compound can then damage nearby skin cells.
A phototoxic reaction can occur the first time a person is exposed to the chemical in question. It usually shows up within minutes to hours after exposure to light. The extent of the reaction is proportional to the amount of exposure to the chemical and to the light.
Window glass is no guarantee of protection against phototoxicity, since the longer ultraviolet rays can penetrate the glass and activate some of the most common photosensitizers, including psoralens (found in perfumes and such foods as pascal celery infected with a fungus, parsnips, parsley, figs and limes) and derivatives of coal tars (found in some shampoos and hair dyes). The problem arises from skin contact with the sensitizing chemicals, Dr. Harber says. Foods containing psorolen can be eaten without a problem.
Fragrances in cosmetics and other grooming products can produce a dramatic phototoxic reaction. They include oils of bergamot, lime, lavender and sandalwood, according to a report in Patient Care magazine. Among the dyes that are phototoxic are fluorescein and rose bengal, used in lipsticks and in products used to reveal dental plaque.
Drugs that can induce phototoxicity include nalidixic acid (NegGram); phenothiazines (especially the tranquilizer Thorazine); the antibiotics sulfonamides and tetracycline (especially Declomycin); the sulfonylureas, which lower blood sugar; thiazide diuretics, and the antifungal agent griseofulvin. Certain versions of the sunscreen chemical para-aminobenzoic acid (PABA), can also cause a phototoxic reaction. There is no way to know which versions are photosensitizing except by testing them on a very small area of skin.


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Cooperative Educational Program
Cooperative Education (co-op) is one form of an experiential learning opportunity. Co-op is also a plan of education that actively combines classroom learning and on-the-job experience by alternating periods of study and work. The work period is spent in full-time employment with private industry or governmental agencies. The work assignment will expose you to a variety of experiences and is closely related to your field of study and career goals.
How does the Co-Op program work?
You must be in good academic standing and have completed 30 credits to be eligible. Some employers have requested co-op students who have had particular course completion prior to the co-op experience. Other employers suggest multiple term co-ops. The University of Wisconsin-Platteville Academic and Career Advising Center (ACAC) works closely with the co-op program to assist students looking for positions. Visit ACAC to get started with a co-op or internship today!
How does the Co-Op benefit me?
A co-op experience provides the opportunity to:
- Confirm career choices
- Apply classroom studies
- Learn specialized engineering skills
- Obtain valuable work experience, enhancing job opportunities after graduation
- Gain confidence in your abilities and judgments
- Earn money for financing education
- Enhance better personal and team building skills
- Develop a mature attitude towards assuming responsibility
- Starting salary upon graduation is usually higher than those who have not participated in the co-op program
The UW-Platteville College of EMS Cooperative Education program offers co-op and internship opportunities for those pursuing engineering degrees in the following areas:
- Civil Engineering
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Dr. Sidney Semrad DO Patient Reviews
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5.0 of 5
February 26th, 2015
Amazing Doctor
Dr. Semrad is one of the best doctors out there!! He has delivered all four of my daughters, and was amazing. Always so kind , understanding, took time to answer all my questions . His office is always so friendly, when you go in for you appointment it's always so welcoming.
5.0 of 5
September 18th, 2014
Went in feeling fatigued, he found the problem, treated me and I feel fantastic!
1.0 of 5
November 26th, 2013
This doctor disregarded a large 4cm mass in my breast. Told me it was fybrocystic change and to come back in a year. 6 months later it was Almos 7 cm and diagnosed as stage 3 breast cancer. Doctor should NEVER have ignored a lip that size in a breast. My fail was I trusted MY DOCTOR
5.0 of 5
October 21st, 2013
23 years and still Great
At 16 years old, a Doctor in an ER told me that I had such a bad infection in my uterus that I would NEVER carry a baby and walked out of the room. I was devastated! I wanted a second opinion and went to see Dr. Semrad for the first time right before my 17th Birthday. When he walked in and saw the tears in my eyes, he placed his hand on my shoulder and said to me that I will carry a baby and he will help me through it. Now although I was very young, I began to try for a pregnancy because I felt that I had to prove that jerk Doctor at the hospital wrong! Dr. Semrad was planning a procedure on the fallopian tubes to increase my chances, however after a few months, I was 10 days late:) I rushed to see him due to extreme pain on my right side and he sent me for US right away to check for a Ectopic or miscarriage. The baby was fine. Dr. Semrad took fantastic care of me the whole way knowing I could loose her at anytime. Today I am SO VERY grateful to the Doctor who has been by my side through the birth of my Daughter and my Son! We battled 2 other pregnancies that were lost and Dr. Semrad always gave me hope:) Today, my Daughter has now made me a grandmother and my son is graduating High School. Dr. Semrad has truly given me the life I have. Thank you Sidney for your compassion for that young girl so many years ago!
1.0 of 5
May 9th, 2011
Finding a new OB
I went to him after having a miscarriage and his only option for me was to try ivf then got pregnant and had an extopic and still he pushed ivf. I am now pregnant again and going to a different doctor that will listen and take the time with me. I am 27 and I don't need ivf if I am able to get pregnant on my own but continued to push even after I said no. Was not willing to help with my infertility!!
5.0 of 5
May 2nd, 2011
I have been going to Dr syndey semrad for about 5 years... he has always there to find out what is going on and testing to find out too! VERY CARING WITH MY PREGNANCY!!! LOVE HIM AND THE PRACTICE! garenteed you wont find a better a dr.
5.0 of 5
October 28th, 2010
wonderful dr
i had a wonderful experience with dr semrad and all of the women in the office. it was my first pregnancy and he answered all om my questions and concerns. i had high blood pressure towards the end and dr semrad was very attentive to both my and my babys needs. i cant thank them enough
1.0 of 5
August 26th, 2010
dr. Semrad makes inappropriate comments about breast size. II no longer feel comfortable going there. The front office is not so friendly either. I switching to another practice.
1.0 of 5
May 29th, 2010
I too had a cancerous pap smear and it was ignored. Maybe this great doctor needs a malpractice attorney knocking on his door.
2.3 of 5
April 1st, 2010
Bedside manner has gone downhill and doesn't know much about pre-menopause
The last time I saw Dr. Semrad I had pain in my lower right quadrant. The assistant took me back a little early, had me undress, put on a gown and sit on the table. And there I sat for 45 minutes!! The doc came in after my appt. time and said "What can I do for you today" No apology for the long wait. After he examined me and determined it's not an ovary problem I said maybe I'm just approaching pre-menopause.(I was a few months shy of 39) He looked at me like I didn't know what I was talking about. He said "You're too young for that. You don't reach that until 55" I said "Don't some women reach it in their 40's?" and he said "no". I know women can reach pre-menopause in their late 30's to 40's and stay in it for 15 years before they actually reach menopause! This doc needs to get more educated about that! I'm switching to a woman gyn. I'm sure she'll know more about ALL that.
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When I run the report entitled ""Computers w/o anti-virus", a list of computers appears that I know already have antivirus software installed and are up to date. These computers are using Mcafee Enterprise v. 8.0.0.i. On the other hand, when I ren the report entitled "Computers w/ anti-virus", a list of only 4 computers shows up. Coincidentally, these 4 computers are the only 4 on the network that are running Mcafee Enterprise v. 8.5. Could anyone tell me if this is a problem with Spiceworks or with something else on the network?
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I believe this has to do when McAfee started to provide support for XP SP2 and its Security Center Virus Protection module. The older version of McAfee must not support SP2 directly and therefore does not register itself as the anti-virus program of choice.
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Steamed Crabmeat and Coconut Milk Custards
Steaming is essential for gently heating the egg base of these Thai-inspired savory custards, which are laced with lemongrass and ginger. Serve them as first courses or light main courses with sliced toasted baguette.
- Servings: 4
Source: Martha Stewart Living, January 2006
- 2 2/3 cups canned unsweetened coconut milk
- 3 lemongrass stalks, bottom 8 inches only, crushed and coarsely chopped
- 2 tablespoon plus 2 teaspoons coarsely chopped peeled fresh ginger
- 1 cup loosely packed cilantro leaves and stems, plus leaves for sprinkling
- 6 large egg yolks, lightly beaten
- 3/4 teaspoons coarse salt
- 1/8 teaspoon freshly ground pepper
- 1/4 pound lump crabmeat, picked over and patted dry with paper towel
- Crisp toasts or crackers, for serving
Bring coconut milk, lemongrass, ginger, and cilantro to a simmer in a small saucepan over medium-high heat. Remove from heat; let stand 1 hour.
Pour through a fine sieve into a medium bowl; discard solids. Whisk in egg yolks, salt, and pepper. Ladle into four 8-ounce, 2-inch-high ramekins. Divide crabmeat evenly among ramekins; sprinkle each with 3 or 4 cilantro leaves.
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Well ladies and gentlemen, we're months away from the debut of the Xbox One! There's been some controversy surrounding the system when it was first announced and to this day, there's something about the Xbox One that people are complaining about. I've had my fair share of complaints, but not about the Xbox One (since I wasn't planning on getting it well before the system was announced), but about the Xbox 360.
I would've loved to have gotten the Xbox 360, but there were some setbacks that caused me to skip it. I know some of the things I had a problem with were and are petty, but it's my decision and my decision alone. Of course, there are problems with the PS3 and I'll get to that in another blog, but for right now, I'm here to talk about the problems of the Xbox 360.
I did this blog already back in 2010, but since I wasn't around MyIGN or Club IGN at the time, the blog was never published. Since then, I've decided to remove some problems on this blog (Achievements and different models as the latter's a collective problem) and added a new one, which will be explained later. I'll try to not sound as pissed off as possible so that this can be a constructive criticism blog, but there will be some mistakes I'll address that are either already being fixed or have already been fixed. So, let's get this blog started, beginning with the Xbox 360's beginning!
As shocking as some people may be when I say this, the Xbox 360 made its debut back on November 22, 2005; that's 8 years this year! The PS3 and the Wii didn't come out until November 2006, a year later! I think you can already tell that the Xbox 360 came out early, but the thing is the Xbox 360 came out 4 years after the Xbox came out. If you look at Japan and Europe's situation, you would see that the Xbox 360 came out 3 years after the Xbox there instead and that's too quick of a console change for them; it's yet to be determined if that's the reason why the PS3 sold more in those territories.
Why did Microsoft release the system so soon? Well, they thought that Sony was selling way more PS2s than Xboxes because the PS2 came out sooner and they wanted to beat Sony to the punch. Does anybody remember the last time a game system came out 4 years after its predecessor? If you don't know, then allow me to introduce you to the Sega Dreamcast!
The Dreamcast came out 4 years after the Sega Saturn, but it only lasted for 2 years everywhere except for Japan & Europe (9 years and 3 years respectively) and it was because of the anticipation of the PS2. Oh, and the Dreamcast is considered sixth-generation, just like the Xbox, PS2 and GameCube!
Fortunately for Microsoft, unlike Sega and the Saturn, they didn't piss off any retailers by shipping the Xbox 360 to select retailers and one of them wasn't Walmart. Also, fortunately for Microsoft, Sony got off on the wrong foot with the PS3 release, so Microsoft was able to cover their tracks for the Xbox 360, despite another issue I'll get into on another blog.
Just because Microsoft got lucky doesn't mean that this wasn't a mistake. It was too early for the system to come out and it did slowly bite them in the ass. Fortunately, Microsoft's learned their lesson here as the Xbox One is coming out 8 years after the Xbox 360 came out; that's twice as much time between these two than the Xbox and Xbox 360!
One of the main problems to go along with the system's early release is…
With the next generation, you also have a change in formats to store game info into and Microsoft didn't do that with the Xbox 360. Instead of going to another disc format, Microsoft decided to stick with a DVD drive. When that report surfaced, I don't know if gamers were upset about it or not, but we do know that game developers were concerned at dealing with the limitations of DVD5 or DVD9. Just in case, DVD5 is single layer while DVD9 is dual-layer. Also, at least 1GB was wasted on copyright protection, so that's a more limited opportunity than normal.
With the Xbox, there had been DVD drive issues from probably Day 1 as the Thomson drive is notorious for eventually not being able to read discs. Microsoft went through various different DVD drive makers for their Xbox and it looked like there was no satisfaction anywhere. It looked like that issue reared its ugly head with the Xbox 360, but it didn't matter which manufacturer made the DVD drive, the same issue arrived: scratched discs; or rather, scratched discs as a result of moving the system while the disc is spinning.
There's a big circle scratch that shows up in the back of the discs and there's no telling if DVD/CD scratch removal devices could fix such a problem. When using other devices that read discs, they don't scratch your discs while moving, not even the Xbox nor PS3 themselves. Why did this issue stay with the Xbox 360, even when they made a slimmer version? Your guess is as good as mine. There's no telling if the Xbox One will have this issue, but at least the lack of disc storage has been addressed as the Xbox One will have Blu-Ray, so no disparities there between consoles. Oh, and speaking of Blu-Ray, that's the other issue that I have to talk about concerning the Xbox 360…
To the disappointment of everybody, Microsoft made the announcement before the Xbox 360's release that the Xbox 360 would not come with an internal HD-DVD drive and that the external HD-DVD drive could only play movies. It could not play Xbox 360 games and it could not play Xbox games. Oh, and the thing was $200 when it came out, so good luck with that!
Had the Xbox 360 come with an internal HD-DVD drive, HD-DVD would still be alive and it would be the exclusive disc for the Xbox 360 just like GD-ROM discs were exclusive to the Sega Dreamcast. Also, the preorders and Day 1 DLC fiascos would've been kept to a minimum. Sadly, movie studios started to abandon HD-DVD and went with Blu-Ray and thus, HD-DVD was dead and there was no point in owning an HD-DVD external drive for the Xbox 360. That was a bad investment on Microsoft's part; an investment that stood no chance even if HD-DVD had won the disc war.
There's no telling if Microsoft has learned their lesson here, but it looks like they're trading the external HD-DVD drive for the external hard drives for the Xbox One.
I'll stop right there and continue with the series tomorrow. Like today's blog, tomorrow's blog and the blogs after them will have three mistakes that I believe Microsoft made with the Xbox 360. Because of that, it would be wise for anybody to not submit this blog or the other blogs to IGN so that it could potentially be on the front page. I don't need that kind of recognition and I don't need a console war on any of my blogs. If anybody's caught ignoring that rule, they will be blocked, no questions asked. See you tomorrow for the next round of Xbox 360 mistakes! Deuces!


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There has been a lot of talk in the media lately on the purported Russian attack on the Democratic National Committee. To be clear in this post-election fog: the attack was on the email servers and other databases of a political party–it was not an attack on the computer systems and networks that tallied the votes on election night.
We have read the detailed report from the FBI and Department of Homeland Security, and to sum up their findings: there were at least three attacks using a classic "spearphishing" campaign. They were able to gain access by enticing employees of the political party to click on email links that embedded malicious code on the party's network. Once the malicious software was installed, it exposed credentials to the network and allowed the attackers to "exfiltrate" information as it desired.
The FBI report includes several recommendations, most of them we've highlighted in other posts in our Business Tech Trends blog. Here's a quick summary.
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What are my chances of having downs syndrome if I am a 37yo female?
1:225: It's 1:150 in the 2nd trimester and 1:225 at birth - see http://www.Ds-health.Com/risk.Htm. ...Read more
If there is no sign of Down syndrome in my family, what are the chances I will have a child with downs?
Getting higher: These risks are basically related to age.As you pass 40 it hits 1% and by 45=2% and after 50 as much as 5%.You must add that to the 4% baseline every pregnancy faces. There are screening tests that help yu know ahead of time that a problem is coming. ...Read moreSee 2 more doctor answers
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Maybe not: Have you had any genetic testing done of the baby itself such as chorionic villi testing or amniocentesis? Either of those will give you conclusive evidence of Down's or not. ...Read moreSee 1 more doctor answer
Received a positive screening from Harmony for Downs Syndrome. Freaking out. What is chance of false positive? 14wks 5days and AMA of 41. No history
Answer is online: I searched google for: "harmony down's syndrome screening false positive rate" and the first result is the frequently asked questions list at the company who make the harmony test: http://www.ariosadx.com/expecting-parents/faqs/ You can read more about the test's accuracy at that page. Best wishes. ...Read more
I'm a 34 female who will be 35 by the time my baby is born. What are my chances of having a down sydrome baby?
Varies some: If you are speaking of traditional 21 trisomy the cited frequency is 1/270. There are other forms of down syndrome ( translocation, mosaic) that occur less often. ...Read more
What are the chances of surviving churg-strauss syndrome?
Good nowadays: This is actually more responsive to glucocorticoids than are some of the other vasculitis syndromes. I have a colleague who had to take a year off to be treated, but who survived and is fine now. ...Read more
Are there any races that are genetically linked to downs syndrome?
No: Down sydrome occurs in all races and all ethnic groups at about the same rate. It is probably impossible to truly compare occurence rates in various groups because of the many inter-racial or inter-ethnic families in america. A study done about 20 years ago reported that hispanic women had a slightly higher rate of down syndrome babies, but I am not sure how valid those study results are. ...Read moreSee 1 more doctor answer
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What's downs syndrome?
Downs syndrome: Down syndrome is a genetic disorder that causes lifelong mental retardation, developmental delays and other problems. Down syndrome varies in severity, so developmental problems range from moderate to serious. ...Read more
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Two NFC West rivals collide this Sunday when the Seattle Seahawks visit the Arizona Cardinals at the University of Phoenix Stadium.
And if you think Seattle's past September performance will repeat itself in 2012, you will bet against them and bet OVER the total.
The Seahawks have OVER is 11 of their past 12 September games and they are just 1-8 ATS in their past nine September road games.
After beating out top free agent Matt Flynn for the job, rookie quarterback Russell Wilson will make the start for Seattle as the Seahawks are a 3-point road favorite at TopBet.
Seattle was a perfect 4-0 this preseason both straight up and ATS while Arizona went just 1-4 SU and 0-5 ATS.
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Betting Line:
The Cardinals are listed as 1-point favorites at Sportsbook.ag, with the total listed at 41.5 at Bovada.
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The Cardinals sit at No. 28 in the current NFL Power Rankings here at OddsShark, while the Seahawks are at No. 20 on that chart. Math models have concluded that the Seahawks will win this game 21-18.
Seattle Seahawks Trends:
When playing in September are 5-5
When playing on grass are 2-8
After being outgained are 5-5
When playing within the division are 6-4
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When playing on grass are 6-4
After outgaining opponent are 3-7
When playing within the division are 4-6
A few Seahawks at Cardinals trends to consider:
The total has gone OVER in 5 of Seattle's last 5 games when playing on the road against Arizona
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The total has gone OVER in 11 of Seattle's last 16 games when playing Arizona
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Greening the Budget regards the fundamental cause of environmental degradation as government and market failure and proposes the use of budgets as an instrument of environmental policy to rectify this problem. The book focuses on the elements of the public budget which currently affect the environment and explores the scope for greening both revenue and expenditure through specific measures. The authors begin by considering the effects of removing environmentally damaging subsidies and the potential for correcting the market failure by way of appropriate pricing. They go on to examine the introduction of new taxes following the "polluter pays" principle and, in contrast, the allocation of incentives for those who take the environmentally preferred course of action. They also explore the environmental and budgetary implications of European Union financial transfers by looking at a case study of the agricultural sector. The book concludes by addressing public purchasing and administration. This book should be of interest and value to scholars of environmental economics, researchers involved in environmental policy, and environmental consultants, practitioners and policymakers.
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