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Very few people were talking about network security when Cadre was formed back in late 1991. By most accounts, the first firewall was invented a year later, circa 1992, to the credit of multiple inventors. In the world of security technology, over two decades of experience makes Cadre a true pioneer in the business. Cadre was formed from a team of software developers that began to branch out into data security very quickly. In delving deeper, they recognized the risk potential for companies, a threat that many organizations had yet to understand entirely. Their early discussions began by explaining what a firewall does and more often backtracked to how a network functions behind the desktop. Inspired by the opportunity to stand at the forefront of a breakthrough in the technology industry, Cadre entered the security arena in 1996.
Today, Cadre is a solidly run organization, with 54% growth in net worth per annum since the appointment of the current CEO & Chairman, Sandra Laney, in 2001. It also became employee-owned at that time, a foundation for the model of management that has allowed the organization to grow faster and build its customer base than conventionally run competitors.
In 2012, Cadre became certified as a woman business enterprise (WBE). Cadre boasts an impressive collection of information security providers, technical support solutions, and services. Cadre's wide array of professional services includes Support, Consulting/Installations, Assessments and Training. Cadre's Support Services group provides Level 1-3 technical support for Check Point, Juniper and Pulse Secure products. The Consulting Services group provides excellent installation and upgrade services and the Assessment services group stands ready to assist with compliance and security architecture challenges. Cadre is an Authorized Training Partner for Check Point and offers training courses in Cincinnati and Pittsburgh.
Net net, we believed in security before it became headline news and everything we do is geared toward serving that belief; the security guidance we offer, the technical expertise we provide, and our commitment to best of breed technology. As security evolves, so too will Cadre, navigating the landscape to serve as our client's trusted advisors for decades to come.
For more information, visit www.cadre.net.
Like so many little girls, Michelle Ziegler grew up taking dance lessons – ballet, jazz, and tap – and dreamed of dancing as a career. Unlike most of those girls, however, she got to live out her dream as an adult by opening The Barre Code, a boutique fitness studio that uses dance-based movements and focuses on fitness for clients of all shapes, sizes, and ages.
A Chicago native, Michelle graduated from college with a degree in engineering and worked for the first few years of her career in logistics. She soon moved to a marketing role with dunnhumby, which brought her to the Queen City. But after nearly a decade in the business world, she decided to take a leap into her true passions: fitness and owning her own business.
Michelle and her husband, a Cincinnati native, knew they wanted to be a part of the renaissance taking place in downtown. After nearly a year of planning and scouting the right location, The Barre Code opened its doors April 2017 in the central business district and holds classes early mornings, at lunchtime and in the early evenings. Classes are also available on the weekends.
"It was always in the back of my head that I wanted to do something in my life that would help inspire others to feel good about themselves," Michelle says. "And I love being a part of the revitalization of downtown."
The Barre Code is located at 615 Main St., just off the Richter and Phillips streetcar stop. It's not your typical barre studio, though. Michelle and her team of instructors offer three class formats, each custom-designed to push your body to its peak performance. Try TBC, a bootcamp-style workout. The Barre Code class is a strengthening, full-body experience, and HIITRestore couples cardio intervals with active, restorative stretching for maximum effectiveness.
Visit The Barre Code and join a group of empowered, active members who push each other to be their best, both physically and mentally. New client discounts and monthly memberships are available! Be sure to visit their website and like them on Facebook for the latest news!
Specializing in media relations and consulting for clients of all sizes, E. Post Public Relations is proud to call downtown Cincinnati home. The firm is located at Seventh and Main along the streetcar route and next door to many new businesses popping up in the Central Business District.
Because of the boutique approach E. Post Public Relations uses to meet client goals, the company has earned successful media placements in top outlets including NBC News, Forbes, FOX News, USA Today, Robb Report, and Town & Country.
In addition, the company offers graphic design, copywriting, crisis communications, social media strategy, and media training to clients. Media training can be an especially useful tool for anyone nervous about appearing in front of a camera. Sessions are conducted in a simulated studio with video recording that the client is able to keep for self-critique.
"PR should not be intimidating. Our goal is to offer accessible, custom solutions to clients looking to build their public image whether through the media, social media, or with a new logo," said Elizabeth Post, the firm's principal. "It's exciting to be a part of the energy of downtown Cincinnati and the new development occurring at every block."
For more information visit www.epostpr.com
E. Post Public Relations, 652 Main Street, Suite 200. email@example.com
Eagle's Locksmith Moves to New Location in Cincinnati
Widely popular and one of the most trusted locksmith service in Cincinnati– Eagle's Locksmith has recently moved to a new location downtown at 414 Walnut Street. "Our entire team is very excited to serve all our beloved customers via our new location in downtown Cincinnati," the spokesperson for Eagle's Locksmith said.
Eagle's Locksmith Cincinnati is highly recommended for its top-notch expert residential locksmith, commercial locksmith service. Eagle's Locksmith offers locksmith services at affordable rates that are available 24 hours a day. The team of Eagle's Locksmith is highly trained and experienced. Therefore, no task is too big or too complicated for Eagle's Locksmith's team. The expert locksmiths of Eagle's Locksmith Cincinnati have successfully handled several highly complicated tasks, so one can trust the team of Eagle's Locksmith with eyes closed.
"We believe in providing you the best locksmith service, we do not compromise on the quality of our service. So, you can trust us at the time of emergency and also for installing your residential or commercial property's lock system. We know how to secure your house fully, and we know how to handle any lock emergency. So, next time if you are willing to install a lock system or you have a lock emergency. Do not panic! Call us and we will be at your service within no time", stated the spokesperson of Eagle's Locksmith.
The best thing is that the expert team of Eagle's Locksmith specializes in a variety of services, and offers several emergency services like lockout service, lock re-keying, cutting and duplication of keys, installation and repair of lock systems, unlocking and repairing of commercial locks, and lock installation, lock-out and more.
What gives Eagle's Locksmith an edge over other locksmiths in Cincinnati, OH – is that Eagle's Locksmith's expert team is always fully equipped and trained with advanced tools and equipment that are required for a top-notch quality, expert job. The service van of Eagle's Locksmith is always ready for any emergency call, so as soon as the experts of Eagle's Locksmith receive an emergency call from their client/clients' they immediately leave to rescue, and usually, the expert team of Eagle's Locksmith arrives within 20 mins. Now with our new office, you can easily find your local locksmith in downtown Cincinnati and more people will be able to avail Eagle's Locksmith's top-notch services.
About Eagle's Locksmith Cincinnati
Eagle's Locksmith is a widely recommended and trusted Locksmith Services provider. The team of Eagle's Locksmith is highly experienced and widely skilled; they can handle any scale commercial and residential project. Eagle's Locksmith also provides expert, emergency locksmith services.
For more information about Eagle's Locksmith's expert services, please go to http://www.eagleslocksmith.com
New Address by appointment: 414 Walnut Street, Cincinnati, OH 45202 Phone: (513) 202 4240
Prime Cincinnati hosts the 12th Annual Lighting the Way Scholarship Fundraiser for Envision Children from 2 to 5 p.m. on Sunday, April 9. Proceeds from the event will provide scholarships for over 300 economically disadvantaged students this summer who will attend Envision Children's Academic Summer Enrichment Program, an eight-week interactive, educational camp designed to improve academic performance in the classroom.
Lighting the Way features food prepared by Prime Cincinnati chef Shawn Heine, music by Like Minds, and a variety of fun activities to raise funds for this worthy cause.
"During the past year Envision Children has helped over 650 students improve their grades from D's F's to A's and B's, says DCI Board Member and Prime Cincinnati Managing Partner Nelson Castillo.
"Envision Children has a mission of providing under-served students with supplemental educational instruction in science, technology, engineering, math, reading and critical thinking that will allow them to excel academically," says Castillo. "We hope this event will raise over $45,000 in scholarships for the program."
The 2017 event has another DCI connection, as DCI President and CEO David Ginsburg is being recognized as the event's Guest of Honor. Ginsburg will make remarks about the importance of a vibrant downtown and how its success helps assure a successful educational system for the region.
Another highlight of Lighting the Way will be the $10,000 challenge hosted by Cincinnati Bengal's linebacker and Envision Children board member Vinny Rey. Rey will serve as the MC for the challenge and has some special auction items up for bid including an Ultimate Bengals Weekend Package.
Journey Steel has graciously underwritten the costs of Lighting the Way allowing 100% all money raised to go toward the scholarships. This is the second year Journey Steel has sponsored the event. Organizers are also grateful to Copper Creek Homes, Prime Cincinnati, the Urban League of Greater Southwestern Ohio, Patrice & Associates and The Nesbitt Family for providing support of the event.
CVG Airport: An Asset for Downtown Cincinnati
The Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport (CVG) is reinventing itself much like how Downtown Cincinnati is going through its own renaissance and has become a vibrant city of activity.
At CVG, we celebrate the successes of Downtown Cincinnati and work to support it and the entire region each and every day.
In 2016, we launched a new five-year strategic plan which includes strategies to strengthen our business, because we know a vibrant airport makes for a stronger region and a stronger Downtown. As the front door to our community, we know that expanding air service supports economic development, grows our tourism industry and improves the quality of life of our residents. By diversifying our air carrier base with low-cost and legacy carriers, we're adding new routes, and airlines (Southwest begins service June 4, 2017) and seeing airfares go down. This helps connect businesses to the places they need to be and will bring visitors to the region to experience what we have to offer.
We also know that acting as a socially responsible neighbor and fostering relationships with local governments, business and community leaders is key to building a region of collaboration and teamwork. We get involved and engage in the community much like our partnership with the Cincinnati Museum Center – Curate My Community initiative.
We contribute a great deal to the economy through airport construction, jobs and daily operations. The latest results of our economic impact study indicate CVG has a $4.4 billion annual impact on the local economy, affecting local families, businesses and governments.
And, finally, we know that delivering a safe, clean, and welcoming environment helps us to deliver on our vision to make travel through CVG and the Greater Cincinnati region an unforgettably positive experience for local travelers and visitors.
These are a just a few of the strategies we're working towards in the short term. At the same time, we're working towards our Master Plan that guides our long-term development intended to protect and grow the airport as an economic development asset for the overall region.
We take our role as the hometown airport very seriously and our more than 400 CVG employees are working hard to become the airport of choice to work for, fly from and do business with. We're proud of our reinvention and the work we're doing to foster a culture of teamwork, innovation and continuous improvement. We're also proud of Downtown Cincinnati and what it's become. We will continue to be ambassadors promoting all the things happening in the city core. Because together, we make the region a world-class place to live, to work and to visit.
Take 3,700 square feet, add 30 artists, total: 1 gallery.
That is, Gallery 708, the first art gallery to open in Cincinnati's core business district in close to a decade.
The artist-owned and operated gallery was co-created by artists Lisa Inglert, Phyllis Sadler, and Sara Pearce as a showcase for a wide range of fine art and fine craft by the area's many talented artists and artisans.
Sculpture. Glass. Ceramics. Painting. Printing. Fiber art. Wood working. Jewelry making. Even calligraphy, mosaics, and handmade-books all can be seen in the gallery. Many of our artists are well-known locally, while some are emerging artists who have not shown in a gallery until now.
Our beautiful, open space is at 708 Walnut Street, next to Jeff Ruby's and across the street from Cincinnati Streetcar stop 17. We chose this location because it is in the heart of downtown's gallery district. Within a block of us are the Weston Art Gallery in the Aronoff Center, 21C Hotel and Museum, the Contemporary Arts Center, the YWCA of Cincinnati's Women's Art Gallery and the Main Library (which regularly hosts art exhibits). And just a few blocks away: Cincinnati Arts Gallery and the Taft Museum of Art.
There is even an Artworks mural of Cincinnati artist Elizabeth Nourse right around the corner from the gallery at 8th and Walnut Streets.
What better place to be?
We are open 11 a.m.-7 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday, and upon appointment. Special events can be arranged at the gallery (we are the site for the final concert of this year's Constella Festival on March 25.) Find out more about the gallery by stopping by or by calling 513-551-8171, visiting and liking our Facebook page (www.facebook.com/708gallery) or going to our web site (gallery-708.com).
When you become accustomed to the efficiency of a corporate office or the elegance of a design studio, it can be difficult to make the jump into independent consulting. Often, independent professionals are at the whim and mercy of spotty coffee-shop wifi or else they are relegated to the isolation of the home office.
1628 Ltd. is Cincinnati's first curated coworking experience. Located at 11 Garfield Place, in the heart of Cincinnati's central business district, 1628 is the guardian of your daily routine and the protector of your efficiency. For local leaders of industry, independent consulting professionals and business travelers alike, this undertaking sets the stage for the next chapter in Queen City commerce by offering a unique experience for those seeking executive level amenities in a shared work environment.
Tamara Schwarting, 1628's founder, has built a reputation in Cincinnati's professional and nonprofit communities as a forward-thinking strategic partner. In 2015, Schwarting began TLS Consulting Group after 15 years at Procter & Gamble. 1628 represents Schwarting's intuitive response to the needs of seasoned professionals like herself who desire an inspiring setting to conduct business.
"As a longtime downtown Cincinnati resident, locating my business in the CBD was a natural choice, said Schwarting. "I am passionate about having a thriving urban core with a diverse set of businesses. Being able to walk to work gives me a level of connectedness to community that allows me keep a pulse on everyday happenings. Becoming a member of DCI was an easy choice as I have experienced first hand the value they bring to Cincinnati in the form of support, advocacy, and creating a welcoming city environment."
The refined environment of 1628 rests on the benefits inherent to a thoughtfully designed setting reminiscent of a boutique hotel with an array of services and amenities including access to secure fioptic network, video and teleconference-enabled meeting spaces, on-site concierge services, and access to a preferred partner network while in close proximity to Cincinnati's major corporations.
Flexible membership options exist from full-time, part-time and infrequent. Interested individuals may discover more details and submit membership inquiries at www.1628Ltd.com.
Even though the holidays are over, there's still a lot of winter left to go. In fact, now that the guests are gone, and the hustle has ebbed, you can really sit down, relax with a cup of coffee, and enjoy your home.
Bromwell's, right here in Downtown Cincinnati has been helping clients create that wonderful retreat of home for almost 200 years. While primarily known now as a fireplace showroom, Bromwells has expanded to include so much more.
We offer unique lighting, home decor and exclusive furniture collections to make your winter escape beautiful and comfortable. One of our best winter offerings are our decorative throws. Soft and snugly, they are perfect for covering up while you nap by the fire.
And, oh, the options for the fire! Bromwells has you covered with fireplaces of all types. While we are certainly busy now with a lot of new fireplace installations, and it might take a little bit longer for us to work you in, there is still time to crete the fireplace of your dreams. (We hate to be the ones to remind you, but snow and ice can last well into March around here - yuck!)
For whatever your winter home needs, we invite you to visit us on 4th street downtown. We are pleased to have been a downtown "resident" for our entire history. We are just amazed at the sense of energy and growth right now (some of it right across the street from us!) We believe that a strong downtown is one of the keys to the success of the entire region. We are pleased to be a member of DCI, who we feel has helped us grow and promote the wonderful city we call home.
Bromwell's is located at 117 W. Fourth St. For more information visit bromwells.com.
Algin Furniture has called Main Street home for over 50 years.
Once known as Elgin Office, the evolution from typewriters to furnishings became a reality as downtown became the place to live, work and play.
In addition to our current inventory and custom orders from manufacturers, many of which are proudly American made, Algin Retro offers custom designed furnishings. Shopping at Algin is an experience one has to have to understand. And browsers are encouraged! We know you will be back when you need us. Some of our best referrals have been from customers visiting from out of town, who tell their local friends. It is hard to believe there are still people who have not been to Algin. "Welcoming" is the second word you will think of after the first two words…"Amazing furniture"!
Algin has been a mainstay in downtown Cincinnati and we are excited to partner with DCI. Downtown businesses are proudly working together to create an experience that promotes working downtown and staying to relax. Downtown Cincinnati is opening its arms to local businesses and the domino affect follows…local businesses open their arms to customers, so they know they are indeed home.
Many things to downtown
Algin offers design services to assist residents and offices with the extra set of eyes to fine-tune their living or work space. Free delivery downtown makes buying furniture a pleasant and exciting experience.
Purchasing pieces for your home, office, or restaurant could not be more personal. Our staff has the experience to guide customers through a variety of price scales. Implementing new and used furnishings into your space gives us an opportunity to make your furniture shopping experience unique. First time city dwellers or empty nesters… Algin doesn't know a stranger!
Algin compliments your home or office by creating a welcoming space that you won't want to leave.
For more information visit Alginoffice.com or Alginretro.com and their newly launched website, UrbanTimberCincinnati.com.
"Heidi shows work ethic, enthusiasm, initiative to reach out to staff for additional work, and confidence.
She is a hardworking and self-motivated individual and we are so happy to have gotten to work with her."
That's an employee evaluation done by MSA Architects. The employee? A 14-year-old DePaul Cristo Rey High School student. DPCR is not only a college-prep high school; it has a unique Corporate Work Study Program that's a source of reliable, emerging talent for Greater Cincinnati businesses.
You didn't read that wrong. There is a high school in Cincinnati that not only prepares students for college, it puts them to work in entry-level positions at more than 100 local companies. DPCR offers businesses a solution to the perpetual challenges of finding and keeping reliable entry-level workers. DPCR's innovative "education that works, work that educates" model is transforming young people.
The Corporate Work Study Program (CWSP) is one of reasons DPCR calls itself a school of transformation. It serves low-income students offering them a path to college and the opportunity to break a cycle of generational poverty. Through the CWSP, students in grades 9-12 are earning part of their own education costs while immersed in an academically challenging, college-focused, faith-based culture of learning, accountability and achievement.
The schoolwide goal is all students will graduate from high school and college. DPCR's first two graduating classes (Classes of 2015 and 2016) achieved 100 percent college acceptance. DPCR is a member of the nationally recognized Cristo Rey Network of 32 Catholic schools whose graduates are enrolling, persisting in and completing college at two and a half times the rate of their low-income peers.
To learn more about hiring DPCR students and DPCR's transformational program, visit www.depaulcristorey.org or call (513) 861-0600.
Why did WesBanco Bank, Inc. choose to support Downtown Cincinnati Inc.?
That's simple, WesBanco is proud to be a small part of "Downtown Cincinnati" with our newly re-located office at 250 East Fifth Street, Suite 400 in the Central Business District, and are excited to do our part in making sure our beautiful downtown area prospers and grows.
Founded in 1870, WesBanco, Inc. is a multi-state, bank holding company with total assets of approximately $8.6 billion (as of March 31, 2016). WesBanco is a diversified and well-balanced financial services institution, with a community bank at its core, built upon a strong legacy of credit and risk management. WesBanco has meaningful market share across its key geographies maintained by its commitment to dedicated customer service and solid fee-based businesses. It also provides wealth management services through a century-old trust and wealth management business, with more than $3 billion of assets under management, and serves as registered investment advisor to a proprietary mutual fund family, the WesMark Funds.
WesBanco's banking subsidiary, WesBanco Bank, Inc., operates 141 financial centers in the states of Ohio, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia. In addition, WesBanco operates an insurance agency, WesBanco Insurance Services, Inc., and a full service broker/dealer, WesBanco Securities, Inc.
Philippe Haas Bespoke Tailoring's vision is make custom clothing for men and women who want a one-of-a-kind, European influenced, luxury product for an affordable price.
My goal is to serve my clients to the best of my ability. The extent to where this service can go is endless. Consultations for dress-code for special events, wardrobe updates, and outfit combinations are in our expertise. Special fittings at home, office, and after-hours are available upon request. We want to build lasting relationships with our clients, and serve you to the best of our ability."
Core values in our product are quality, design, and fit.
Fabrics range in color, pattern, texture, composition, and weave. They also change with the seasons, and trends do come and go. We offer a full range of casual, formal, and business fabrics sourced from the best mills in Italy and the United Kingdom. The mills such as Loro Piana, Cerruti, Vitale Barberis Canonico, Reda, Guabello, Dormeuil, and Scabal are represented in our swatch collection. Narrowing it down to just one fabric can be overwhelming at times, but with our expertise, the decision will become manageable and fun.
The construction of garments are of such great quality, that you will be be wearing them for 10+ years. The inner linings, buttons, padding, canvas, and fabric will be top of the line. The only reason to buy again is because fashion is constantly changing, and you know we will be always up to date with the latest fittings, designs, and fabrics.
Designing a garment for the public is not what we do. Our Bespoke Tailoring line means that each order is unique, derived from a one on one consultation of our clients specific needs, wants, requirements, shape, complexion, and schedule. Everything is tailored to optimize look, performance, feel, and fit. We look forward to guiding you along the way, offering professional recommendations.
Fitting a customer for a suit can be very challenging. However, our method of using try-on garments, measuring tape, digital imaging, and personal garments gives us more information than we need to get the preferred fit. We guarantee our product, and will work with you until you are 100% satisfied.
Membership with Downtown Cincinnati Inc.
Being in the fashion industry, choosing a location downtown was a very important part of my business plan. Fashion is a statement, and thrives on other people's energy and style. Downtown Cincinnati has a new and invigorating energy, that I am excited to be a part of. Downtown Cincinnati Inc. has given me the opportunity to express my commitment to the city of Cincinnati, DCI's mission, and all its fabulous members.
Boxcar's goal is to provide clients with a customized communication strategy that is executed by a team that's willing to do whatever it takes to deliver for our clients. Whether it is a media placement at the top of the hour, a buzz-worthy launch event, or a fresh, modern design for collateral, Boxcar is there to be an advocate for clients and their company.The firm is "small by design" and works fluidly and quickly to achieve client goals. Clients range from 1-2 person firms to Fortune 500 companies, and they have a flexible fee structure that employ monthly retainer or project fees.
Downtown Cincinnati is a vibrant and ever-changing landscape. We are proud to be situated in the central business district that is experiencing incredible redevelopment. The energy in Cincinnati is palatable and Downtown Cincinnati Inc. is a key player in seeing the downtown area realize its full potential to live, work, and play.
Check out Boxcar online at www.boxcarpr.com or in person at their offices
652 Main Street
Cincinnati, OH 45202
84.51° is proud to be a part of Downtown Cincinnati, a diverse community that's energizing, encouraging, and fun. Even the name, 84.51°, represents something unique – it's an ode to our pioneering spirit and also happens to be the longitude of our headquarters at the corner of Fifth and Race streets in Downtown Cincinnati. So what do we do at 84.51°? We turn data into knowledge and help our clients think about how to help their customers in new and innovative ways. Our passion lies in making people's lives easier—that includes our customers, our partners and our community.
We Love Cincinnati
Supporting the members of DCI is a natural fit for 84.51° because we share love for the community and passion for continuing its advancement. There's a long overdue revolution taking place in business, and we're proud to be a part of the Cincinnati community that is leading the way. 84.51° was founded on the principle that building the bottom line should be a result, not the primary objective. Focusing on analytics and customer insights, every decision made is about each individual and what he or she wants, and we strive to extend that philosophy into the community.
We Love Startups
84.51° is committed to ensuring the Cincinnati region continues to be an innovative leader in the Midwest, aiming to prove that places like Silicon Valley and New York City aren't the only innovation hubs. Our Startups in Residence program supports the community's startup ecosystem by offering dedicated workspace in the 84.51° headquarters, including mentorship sessions and access to highly experienced people and technology. Providing these opportunities not only encourages growth of new companies that will create more jobs for the area, but it also gives 84.51° employees the chance to collaborate with other innovative minds.
We Love Non-Profit Organizations
Making life more rewarding for our community and associates is an essential part of the 84.51° culture. We've grown to know and love the community of Cincinnati by engaging in a range of activities to get together and serve the community while having fun as a team. A big initiative within the company is the Degrees of Giving program, where employees identify non-profit organizations for which they are passionate, and then a company-wide voting process determines which of the selections the company will support each year.
We Can't Wait for the Future
These are just a few ways we're rewriting best practices within the Cincinnati community while enjoying the adventure, support and diversity it has to offer. We are creating deeper, more meaningful relationships and we are excited about achieving extraordinary success in the Cincinnati community and beyond.
Locally - and family- owned and operated - Cincinnati Locksmith, Eagle's Locksmith Cincinnati has proudly and professionally served the Greater Cincinnati area since 2012. The team at Eagle's Locksmith Cincinnati is happy to watch the metropolitan area thrive and grow - and provides service to the bustling and energetic Downtown area, as well as throughout the entire urban landscape. We provide every imaginable locksmith service for both commercial and household properties - including key copying, lock replacement, lock repair, lockout service, master key systems, and high security lock systems. Eagle's Locksmith Cincinnati is a mobile operated - meaning that we drive directly to customer's locations, to serve them on the spot. We are proud to serve the Cincinnati area - our mobile technicians happily travel throughout the entire metropolitan district - we cover every neighborhood in between.
We offer the following Locksmith service to businesses and homes
Types of Locks we carry: Mortise Lock, Combination Lock, Office Lock, Shackle Projector, Sliding Bolt, Removable Lock, Double-Sided Deadbolt. Jimmy Proof Deadlock, Mortise Lock, Deadbolt Handle Set for Home Front Door. Sliding Door Locks and Handles, Mechanical Push Button and Digital Keypad Locks, Schlage Deadbolt, Electronic Keyless locks, Password Keypads Lock, Alarm System Installation, Panic Bar Installation, Lever Commercial Grade Lock, Mul-t- Lock.
Please watch this client review of Eagle's Locksmith
Being a Member of Downtown Cincinnati Inc.
Eagle's Locksmith Cincinnati remains dedicated to the thriving bustling community of Cincinnati. This is our city - and we're proud members of a community that's developing and growing every day. We value Downtown Cincinnati Inc. for its commitment to the collaborative approach to living in an urban environment. By providing infrastructure for local businesses to thrive, and encouraging business owners to work alongside each other, DCI highlights the importance of community in the revitalization of Cincinnati. Downtown Cincinnati Inc. fosters and encourages a sense of thriving community - creating exponential growth throughout Downtown Cincinnati and its outlying neighborhoods. By reinforcing commercial stability, DCI, and all its partners, are helping to build up a dynamic community.
Special Locksmith offer for Downtown Cincinnati Residents:
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Special Terms
Key duplication on site at your location
For more than 30 years the Greater Cincinnati Automobile Dealers Association (GCADA) has operated the Downtown License Bureau, located in the County Administration Building at 138 E. Court Street in Room 100. The location is perfect for downtown residents and employees as it's just a few short blocks from nearly any office building or location in downtown Cincinnati.
What started out as a members-only service ultimately became a full-fledged agency offering the full array of deputy registrar services. Our services include issuing driver's licenses and state photo identification cards, BCI and FBI fingerprinting (Webcheck), out-of-state inspections, vehicle registration for license plates, renewals, transfers and 30-day tags, accepting payments for license reinstatement fees, and notary service.
Most importantly, this office is staffed with qualified individuals who collectively have more than 90 years of experience assisting the downtown community with their licensing and vehicle registration needs. There's hardly a scenario in which they cannot provide people the service or guidance they need to complete a transaction.
About GCADA
The Downtown License Bureau's operator, the GCADA, is a professional trade organization representing franchised automobile retailers in Greater Cincinnati, Northern Kentucky and Southeast Indiana. We and our members are active in the community – promoting public safety, and supporting charitable activities. The two public outreach programs in which the Association are most active are the Safe Travel for Kids!!™ Program and the CPR Manikin Donation Program.
The Safe Travel for Kids!!™ Program was inspired by the GCADA's longtime relationship with Cincinnati Children's Hospital's (CCHMC) Comprehensive Children's Injury Center (CCIC). Year-round the GCADA and our partners Cincinnati Children's and Evenflo, engage in numerous giveaways, initiatives, and events to promote car seat and booster seat safety!
Our Association is also an Ambassador of the National Automobile Dealers Charitable Foundation (NADCF) through which we conduct our CPR Manikin Donation Program. This program allows our automotive retailers to assist in distributing cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) manikins to non-profit organizations in the area that provide CPR training. These are just a few examples of the things automotive retailers do in their communities.
The Cincinnati Auto Expo
The GCADA also presents the Cincinnati Auto Expo which is the region's largest retail automotive event drawing car enthusiasts, and soon-to-be buyers from the Tristate area. This annual event kicks-off on Wednesday, February 17 at the Duke Energy Convention Center from 5 - 9 p.m. with the REV IT UP!! Sneak Peek Preview which is open to the public. For this one night, admission is only $1! All night long there will be $1 hot dogs, $1 soft drinks, $3 domestic beer, and a great time! Thursday and Friday afternoon, there will be matinee prices, giving early comers a discount, and everyday children ages 12 and under will be FREE when accompanied by a paying adult. We're also bringing back our hit Safe Travel for Kids!!™ Family Zone which will include activities the entire family can enjoy - face painting, goodie bags for kids, a swing set, trampoline, and more.
Mark your calendars for the extravaganza, February 17-21, 2016; this is an Auto Expo that you won't want to miss!
The GCADA has been proud to be a part of the fabric of the downtown community for more than 30 years, providing licensing and registration services, and presenting one of the largest consumer events each year in the heart of the city. It's for these reasons that we're honored to be a supporting member of Downtown Cincinnati Inc.
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SAN BRUNO, Calif. – West Coast Conference champion BYU marched to its first NCAA Nationals trip as a conference member while Gonzaga's Bianca Pagdanganan made history for Gonzaga, qualifying as an individual. The Cougars used a late surge to finish sixth for the final spot in the Baton Rouge Regional and advance for the first time since 2006-07 in the process.
Pepperdine entered the final round in the contention and moved to fourth place at one point during the final round, but could not make the program's 12th Nationals trip.
BYU is the first WCC women's golf program to advance to NCAA Nationals since Pepperdine accomplished the feat in 2012, while Pagdanganan is the first individual to compete on the big stage – men or women – in Gonzaga golf history.
The NCAA Championships will run Saturday, May 21 through Wednesday, May 25, at Eugene Country Club in Eugene, Ore. The first three days will consist entirely of stroke play, in which Pagdanganan will compete, while the final two will see match play to determine the team champion.
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BATON ROUGE, La. — Led by a strong 3-under-par performance by senior Lea Garner, BYU women's golf moved up the leaderboard on Friday into a fifth-place tie at the 2016 NCAA Women's Regional being played at The University Club in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
"Lea (Garner) was awesome out there today and really everyone played very solid golf," BYU head coach Carrie Roberts said. "Once we get into our groove, we're a pretty good team. We'll just stick to the game plan tomorrow and go out and play tough."
The West Coast Conference Champion Cougars enter Saturday's final round looking to maintain their current standing among the top six teams that will advance to the NCAA Championship on May 20-25 in Eugene, Oregon.
Garner led BYU's solid team effort on Friday with a second-round 69 on the par-72 layout. Including her first-round 73, Garner is currently tied for third overall in the individual standings at 2-under 142, six shots off the pace set by Katelyn Dambaugh of South Carolina.
"Lea's ball striking put her in position to make putts," Roberts said. "She gave herself opportunities and she was able to capitalize on them."
After playing the first four holes at even par, Garner posted back-to-back birdies on the par-3 fifth hole and par-5 sixth to create some strong momentum. With just two bogeys on the day, she added three more birdies the rest of the way on holes No. 9, No. 14 and No. 17.
Garner's teammates Kendra Dalton (1-over 73), Brooklyn Hocker (2-over 74) and Alexandra White (2-over 74) all improved upon or equaled their opening round scores while Rose Huang (6-over 78) was just three strokes off her first-round pace. Overall, Hocker is tied for 25th individually at 4-over 148, followed by White (150), Huang (153) and Dalton (158).
As a team, BYU put together a 2-over 290 score in Friday's second round to improve eight strokes over the team's 10-over 298 first-round score on Thursday. The Cougars moved up two places in the standings in a tie with Oregon for fifth place at 12-over 588. BYU is three strokes out of fourth place, held by Duke at 585, and six shots ahead of seventh place Arizona State (594).
Led by Dambaugh's course-record 66, South Carolina posted an 11-under-par total Friday to move ahead of Washington in the team standings at 9-under 567. The Huskies follow at 575 with Florida in third at 580.
BRYAN, Texas -- For the first time in school history, a Gonzaga University golfer will compete in the NCAA Championships after freshman Bianca Pagdanganan clinched a berth Saturday in the NCAA's Bryan Regional.
The Bulldog confirmed the historic berth by tying for eighth during the three-round tournament, held at Traditions Golf Club in Bryan, Texas. It's her sixth Top 10 finish of the season and, at 2-under-par 214, tied for the fifth-lowest tournament score in GU women's golf history.
"I am super proud of Bianca," said Gonzaga women's golf head coach Brad Rickel. "She's worked really hard and has been really coachable this year. She's definitely deserves to go to Nationals. It's a good day for her and a good day for Gonzaga women's golf."
Pagdanganan fought her way into an under-par front nine, birdying the par-5 eighth hole to make the turn tied atop the leaderboard. On that eighth, she pitched within a foot or two for the easy birdie. "Bianca played very scrappy golf for the first five or six holes. She didn't hit well off the tee but fought to make par after par after par. She had some great long putts to save herself," said Rickel.
On the par-5 10th, she took nine strokes – a quadruple bogey – but managed to fight through the final eight holes for an advancing score. After a par on No. 14 and bogey on No. 15, she picked up a crucial birdie on the par-3 16th that offset a bogey on her final hole of the tournament.
"On No. 10, Bianca hit into a hazard and had to chip out of it, and then she plugged a ball in a bunker," Rickel said. "After that, she fought hard to keep the round in play. That she was able to advance with a quad is incredible. I'm super proud of for that."
In all, Pagdanganan took 78 strokes (+6) during Saturday's final round. The Quezon City, Philippines, native went into the clubhouse at 2-under for the tournament and had to wait for the team competition to wrap up before officially punching her ticket to the championships.
PEPPERDINE – NCAA STANFORD REGIONAL (Stanford Golf Course)
PALO ALTO, Calif. – The Pepperdine women's golf team flirted with a top-six finish for much of Saturday's final round at the NCAA Stanford Regional, but unfortunately the Waves saw their season come to an end with a 10th-place finish.
Pepperdine wrapped up play with a three-day total of 889 (298-295-296) at the par-71 Stanford Golf Course. The Waves finished six strokes away from sixth place. Only the top six teams advanced to the NCAA Championships later this month.
The Waves outplayed their seeding, as they entered the tournament 13th of 18 teams. Pepperdine defeated four higher-ranked teams, including #18 UNLV, #21 San Diego State, #26 Texas Tech and #42 Michigan State.
Things were looking good for Pepperdine with six holes to play. Birdies by senior Marissa Chow (Honolulu, Hawai'i/Iolani HS) and freshman Patricia Wong (Walnut, Calif./Walnut HS) on 11 got the Waves back to even-par on the day. After starting the round in eighth, Pepperdine was momentarily elevated into a tie for fourth place, according to Golfstat.
But holes 13 and 14 would be the Waves' immediate undoing, as Pepperdine's five players posted six bogeys on the two holes, dropping the team out of the top six.
Chow concluded a tremendous four-year career with a final-round even-par 71, which moved her into a tie for 15th place with a total of 218 (71-76-71). It was a career-best NCAA Regional finish for the two-time All-American. Chow posted her 27th career top-20 finish, tied for sixth all-time at Pepperdine. She had three birdies during her final round.
Wong tied for 30th place at 222 (70-77-75), freshman Hira Naveed (Perth, Australia) tied for 42nd at 224 (77-73-74), sophomore Tatiana Wijaya (Jakarta, Indonesia) tied for 57th at 228 (80-72-76) and freshman Hannah Haythorne(Honolulu, Hawai'i/IMG Academy) tied for 70th at 231 (81-74-76).
Haythorne had three birdies and an eagle on the first hole, while Naveed had three birdies on Saturday.
Pepperdine was making its 18th consecutive NCAA Regional appearance.
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- 24 large jumbo shrimp, peeled and deveined
- 3 cups sliced mushrooms, sliced and washed
- 1 1⁄2 tablespoons roasted pine nuts
- 8 cups fresh spinach leaves
- 6 cups cooked pasta
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- 1⁄2 cup dry white wine
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In the spirit of the lesson, it wasn't important that the portrait look that much like yourself. But it's actually harder for me not to try for a likeness than to attempt it. And I've always believed that the interesting portraits aren't the ones that make you look like your best. Those might be flattering but they're usually bland. Aren't the most fascinating portraits the ones that detail the lovely wrinkles of an older person, or the sweaty, blotched face of someone hard at work?
I'd much rather be interesting than bland, lol.
Because this was the last lesson of the book, I was eager to get to it. I always antsy towards the end of a project, wanting to wrap it up and move on to the next. I'd planned to take my photo the next morning, but when I woke at 3 AM and couldn't get to sleep, I had a thought. I probably had the most interesting face at the moment--lumpy with sleep, and half-lidded eyes, hair spoking out to the four winds.
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At our 35,000 visit/year emergency department (ED), we studied whether patients presenting to the ED with psychiatric complaints were admitted to the hospital at a higher rate than non-psychiatric patients, and whether these patients had a higher rate of reevaluation in the ED within 30 days following the index visit.
We reviewed the electronic records of all ED patients receiving a psychiatric evaluation from January to February 2007 and compared these patients to 300 randomly selected patients presenting during the study period for non-psychiatric complaints. Patients were followed for 30 days, and admission rates and return visits were compared.
Two hundred thirty-four patients presented to the ED and were evaluated for psychiatric complaints during the study period. Twenty-four point seven percent of psychiatric patients were admitted upon initial presentation versus 20.7% of non-psychiatric patients (p = 0.258). Twenty-one percent of discharged psychiatric patients returned to the ED within 30 days versus 13.4% of discharged non-psychiatric patients (p=0.041). Patients returning to the ED within 30 days had a 17.1% versus 21.6% admission rate for the psychiatric and non-psychiatric groups, respectively (p=0.485).
Patients presenting to this ED with psychiatric complaints were not admitted at a significantly higher rate than non-psychiatric patients. These psychiatric patients did, however, have a significantly higher return rate to the ED when compared to non-psychiatric patients.
Crowding is a significant problem facing emergency departments (EDs). Multiple factors contribute to this growing healthcare issue. Numerous studies have focused on the idea of "recidivists," or high frequency ED users who are responsible for a disproportionate number of ED visits.1–7 In one study, 4% of the ED patients accounted for 18% of the total ED visits;8 another study found similar results with 3.5% of ED patients comprising 14.3% of all visits.4 These numbers and the described characteristics of recidivists are consistent even when studied in different healthcare systems in various countries, including France,9 the United States,5 Ireland,10 Canada,11 Sweden12 and the United Kingdom.13
Several studies focusing on the characteristics of recidivists make it clear that the prevalence of psychiatric illness is very high in this population.9,14,16 One study, comparing 100 frequent attendees with 100 control patients, found that 11% of the study group presented with psychological problems compared to 1% of patients in the control group and reported alcohol or drug use in 38% of the frequent attendees compared to 6% of the control group.15 Consensus in the literature agrees on the following description of recidivists: men from poor socioeconomic background with marked psychosocial problems and/or complex medical problems. Furthermore, recidivists have a higher than expected mortality and morbidity.16–18 Such information only heightens the urgency to identify and appropriately intervene on behalf of psychiatric recidivists. Such measures may be life-saving and will certainly, though less importantly, be cost-saving.
In this study we focus on a specific group of ED users namely patients who suffer from psychiatric illnesses, who are at increased risk to become recidivists, when compared to the baseline population. Suicidality and other psychiatric complaints are especially prone to recidivism.19,20,21 We addressed this issue of recidivism by comparing the 30-day return rate between patients presenting with a psychiatric complaint and those presenting with all other complaints of a non-psychiatric nature. We hypothesized that psychiatric patients returned to the ED at higher rates than non-psychiatric control patients, but were not admitted to an inpatient unit at a higher rate than these controls.
This study was conducted at the University of Utah Medical Center Emergency Department, the primary medical facility of the University of Utah Neuropsychiatric Institute and a unique research environment due to its expansive geographical catchment area, which includes Utah, Nevada, Wyoming, Idaho and western Colorado. The ED evaluates over 35,000 patients per year, and serves as the primary screening site for admission to the region's largest psychiatric facility, which has 90 inpatient beds and approximately 3,000 inpatient admissions per year. The study was a retrospective chart review using the University of Utah Medical Center electronic medical record database, and was approved by the Institutional Review Board at the University of Utah on January 29, 2008.
The study group was comprised of all patients who presented between January and February 2007 with a psychiatric complaint for which an evaluation by a licensed clinical social worker (LCSW) was requested by an attending emergency physician (EP). The historical control population consisted of 300 randomly selected patients who presented to the ED with a non-psychiatric complaint during the months of January and February 2007. This number of control patients was selected based on power calculation to detect a 30% difference in admission rates and return visits between groups, assuming 80% power and alpha of 0.05. Historical controls were selected from the ED patient log beginning January 1, which was the first day of the study period, and were selected from across the study period using a random number generator. Those who were evaluated by a LCSW at any point during their stay were excluded from the control population. Psychiatric admission was defined as admission to an inpatient psychiatric unit. Medical students using a template form performed chart reviews. Investigators entered data into a standardized database. Twenty percent of the study charts were reviewed by one of the study's primary investigators.
A significant source of information about the study population came from notes written by LCSWs. To more thoroughly evaluate psychiatric patients presenting to the ED, LCSWs complete a crisis note detailing their assessment and recommendations for admission versus discharge following the initial evaluation by an EP. Reason for evaluation by a LCSW included suicidal ideation, suicide attempt, psychosis, substance abuse, or any other psychiatric complaint for which the attending EP requested an evaluation. Detailed crisis notes follow a template format and include patient age, gender, presentation, history of suicide attempts, psychiatric history, living situation, and current sources of stress in the patient's life. All patient-disposition decisions (admission vs. discharge) are made by the LCSW in discussion with the attending EP. LCSWs in the ED follow up on discharged patients through hospital records and community psychiatric facility records.
The control group consisted of patients who presented to the ED with a complaint of a non-psychiatric nature in the time period concurrent with the study group. These complaints represented the full spectrum of potential ED visits including trauma, abdominal pain, chest pain, infection, etc. Patients were excluded from the control group if they had been evaluated by a LCSW for any reason during their stay, as the study group consisted of patients who had received an LCSW evaluation. These patients were found in the electronic database and selected randomly from the months of January through February 2007. We followed all patients included in the study for 30 days for return ED visit and hospitalization upon return visit. In the case of patients with multiple ED visits during the study period, the initial visit during this period was defined as the index visit, and additional visits were defined as repeat visits.
The admission rate, rate of return to ED within 30 days, and admission rate on return visits were compared for the two study groups. We performed statistical analysis using chi-square and Student's t-test with p<0.05 considered statistically significant (SPSS v. 16.0).
Two hundred thirty-four patients presented to the ED during the study period with a chief complaint of a psychiatric nature and were evaluated by a LCSW. Of these, 92 patients expressed suicidal ideation or confirmed having recently attempted suicide while 142 presented with non-suicidal psychiatric complaints. The most common non-suicidal psychiatric complaints were psychotic symptoms, substance abuse, behavioral issues, anxiety, and depression (Table 1).
As a comparison group, we selected 300 medical and trauma patients without psychiatric complaints who also presented during this same period. The most common visit reasons among the control group included abdominal pain, orthopedic complaints, trauma, neurologic symptoms, weakness/malaise, and chest pain (Table 2).
Psychiatric patient admission rates at the initial ED visit were higher than that of controls, but this was not statistically significant. Twenty-four point seven percent (58/234) of psychiatric patients were admitted upon initial presentation to the ED compared to 20.7% (62/300) of non-psychiatric patients (p = 0.258) (Figure 1).
The 30-day ED return visit rate for psychiatric patients who were discharged from the ED was significantly higher than that of the control group who were discharged: 21% (37/176) of psychiatric patients returned vs. 13.4% (32/238) of non-psychiatric patients (p=0.041). Among patients who were admitted to the hospital on initial ED visit, 7% (4/58) of psychiatric vs. 8% (5/62) of non-psychiatric patients returned to the ED within 30 days. Upon return ED visit, 17.1% (7/41) of psychiatric patients and 21.6% (8/37) of non-psychiatric patients were admitted to the hospital (Figure 1).
Overall, admitted psychiatric patients were less likely to return to the ED within 30 days of their index visit; 21% of discharged psychiatric patients vs. 6.9% of admitted psychiatric patients returned (p=0.014). There was not a significant difference in 30-day return rates between male (18.8%, 22/117) and female (16.2%, 19/117) psychiatric patients (p=0.606).
Among psychiatric patients, we compared return ED visits between those complaining of suicidal ideations and those with other psychiatric complaints. Thirty-one point five percent (29/92) of suicidal patients vs. 20.4% (29/142) of non-suicidal patients were admitted at the time of the initial ED visit (p=0.055). Discharged suicidal patients were not more likely to return within 30 days (17.5% of suicidal vs. 23% of non-suicidal, p=0.386) nor to be admitted upon return ED visit (8.3% of suicidal vs. 20.7% of non-suicidal, p=0.339). There were no completed suicides during the study period.
As the LCSW evaluations included patients with substance abuse, we also compared return ED visits between patients who were evaluated for substance abuse to those with other psychiatric complaints. Seventeen point two percent (5/29) of those primarily evaluated with substance abuse were admitted to the hospital at the index ED visit vs. 25.9% of those with other psychiatric complaints (p=0.315). Return ED visit rates were nearly identical between groups: 17.2% (5/29) of substance abuse patients vs. 17.6% (36/205) of other psychiatric patients returned to the ED within 30 days (p=0.966).
Individuals presenting to EDs with psychiatric complaints represent a patient population for which recidivism is a common occurrence. Reasons for revisits are multi-factorial; however, because many patients face decreasing access to both inpatient and outpatient psychiatric services, the ED has become their sole safety net for obtaining needed care.
High recidivism in this population may be one of several factors that contribute to the growing problem of ED overcrowding. Recidivists may be judged by ED staff to have non-urgent concerns and given a lower priority, setting them up to have a serious problem overlooked.8 The increased use of medical care does not correlate with increased quality of care. Conflicting counsel and medications pose a threat to any frequent ED user.
High frequency ED users use other sources of medical care at a higher rate than the general population.15,8 While our data does not directly deal with this issue, it reinforces the necessity of finding care that works for this population. The literature on this topic provides one such explanation for recidivists - simply that recidivists are a medically and psychosocially vulnerable group.1,5,16,18,26–28 Therefore, recidivists not only need more care but actually seek more care, suggesting that simply transferring care from the ED to primary care may not be the solution. Some continue this line of reasoning, stating that with increased severity of medical conditions, the ED may be a more appropriate place for recidivists than primary care facilities.5,29
When our data are evaluated within the sub-population of psychiatric recidivists, the issue becomes the high risk that this population presents to themselves. In this study we determined that psychiatric patients return to the ED at a significantly higher rate than those patients with a non-psychiatric complaint. Past studies have highlighted the urgency of this problem by connecting excess mortality rates with recidivism.30–33 In a five-year follow-up study by Ostamo et al.,33 completed suicide was the cause of excess mortality in 37% of female deaths and 44% of male deaths among suicidal emergency patients. The risk of completed suicide is particularly high during the first year following an attempt,33–35 suggesting that immediate repeat visits must be handled with a heightened sense of caution and attention to the accuracy of assessment. Further analysis is needed to better characterize patients who return to the ED, require admission on repeat visit, or continue to demonstrate self-harm behavior upon discharge.
Limitations of this study are those common among all studies with a retrospective chart review design. The accuracy of the records may have been compromised by the author of the records, the interpretation of the reader or any of the intervening steps. The assessment of repeat visits was determined by the availability of LCSW notes or ED physician notes rather than a hospital consensus database that may be more accurate. A limitation of this study is that the diagnosis of mental disorders was made by the clinical judgment of the attending EP rather than by the utilization of a standardized diagnostic tool.
Additionally, we included patients only from the months of January and February, 2007. This presents the potential for bias, as certain medical conditions may be more or less likely during this period, and seasonal condition may create the potential for variations in return visit rates. Lastly, because this is a single-institution study and the results may not be applicable or generalizable to other institutions. Our hospital serves as a regional referral center, which may skew the results due to the complexity of patients. We felt, however, that this would be at least partially counterbalanced by the medical control group, as our facility serves as a referral center for all medical complaints.
Psychiatric patients are especially prone to recidivism. In our study, this population was significantly more likely than medical controls to return to the ED within 30 days. Their recidivism makes this population amenable to preventive measures, while its severity highlights the critical need for prevention. Appropriately identifying patients for discharge versus inpatient treatment may both ease the burden on EDs as short-term repeat visits are prevented and more importantly, prevent the tragic outcomes of completed self-harm behaviors and continued suffering in this population.
Additional research is needed to identify those psychiatric patients best suited for admission versus discharge. Future research may also focus on alternatives to the ED that are available to psychiatric patients in need of care. Lastly, defining the role and interplay of roles among primary care physicians, psychiatrics, and EDs in the care of psychiatric patients may highlight potential solutions to the problem of psychiatric recidivists.
Conflicts of Interest: By the WestJEM article submission agreement, all authors are required to disclose all affiliations, funding sources, and financial or management relationships that could be perceived as potential sources of bias. The authors disclosed none.
Supervising Section Editor: Jeffrey Druck, MD
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You may recall the recent article we wrote on the "Critical Mass" ride in Honolulu, where a group of bicyclist get together on the last Friday of every month for a ride to promote bicycle awareness and show their disgust over the lack of bike-friendly roads. Since then, the focus on bicycling has increased in [...]
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Chicken sexing — or determining the sex of chickens — is critical to lower costs as farmers need to know the sex of newly hatched chicks to match them to their next destination. Females are kept to lay eggs while a few males are retained for meat.
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