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We're barely into the new year, but it's not too soon to begin thinking about gardening tasks for 2009.
January is a good time to plant annuals including calendulas, carnations, pansies, petunias, Shasta daisies or snapdragons. For a permanent flowering plant, add a camellia. Mix in a few more cool-season vegetables to the garden, including beets, cabbage, turnips, broccoli and lettuce.
Plant deciduous fruit trees now but watch for any cold weather where they might need protection.
Prune all spring nonflowering shrubs and any trees that need improved form. This includes crape myrtle, which should only have seed pods and twiggy or crossing branches removed.
If you have problems with pests on your citrus, shrubs, camellias or deciduous fruit trees, this is the month to apply horticultural oil.
February brings us a little closer to spring and means it's time to add a few more bedding plants. Try verbena, dianthus and lobelia along with the January additions. Azaleas are in bloom, and this is a great time to add them for color. If your vegetable plot is ready, start adding some warm-season plants such as beans, peppers, tomatoes, squash and cucumbers.
If you have roses, remove all damaged canes and prune to improve the shape. Fertilize and add mulch. You can expect blooms in eight to 10 weeks. Check your citrus trees. If you see scab disease, apply a copper fungicide when the new leaves appear and again when about one-half to two-thirds of the flowers have fallen. Fertilize citrus and shrubs, and apply a pre-emergent weed killer to the lawn.
March provides lots of options for annuals. Replace the declining winter color and add your favorite summer blooms. It's also not too late to plant another round of warm-season vegetables.
If the azaleas are finished blooming and need a hard pruning, do it now.
Some azaleas bloom into April, so wait until the flowers fall before pruning. The dry season is in full swing so make sure your irrigation system is tuned up and working well.
April is usually a great gardening month. Coleus is a great addition to anywhere you need color because it tolerates sun or shade. Throw down a few annual seeds now so you'll have color later in the summer.
We know it will be hot by May! Annuals that can take the heat include salvias, torenia, wax begonias and ornamental peppers. Basil, rosemary and Mexican tarragon will also take the heat. A few vegetables like our Southern heat. Try southern peas, sweet potatoes and okra.
If your annuals have succumbed to the June heat, plant coleus, portulaca (one of my favorites), vinca or celosia. Palms like our summers, so now is a good time to add one.
You can plant more of the same vegetables you added last month to extend your harvest.


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Due to relocation, I decided to try a local well-known dermatologist for the first time (my 5th treatment). The vein above the eye bulged immediately, and within a day I could see the bruising, which is not unusual. What is unusual is the amount of pain in the area. The lower arrow shows where a small painful lump is, and the upper shows part of the vein that is still bulging. Should I worry? It hurts to squint and the pain travels to the bridge of my nose.
When Should I Start to Worry? One Week Post Injection Sculptra? (photo)
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You should have your surgeon evaluate the areas that are now of concern to see if any intervention is needed. These results are not typical .
Pain following Sculptra treatment
I'm sorry to hear about the negative side effects you experienced following your treatment. In general, the side effects of Sculptra may include the following:
1) Lumps, or "nodules."
2) Redness or swelling at the injection site
3) Bruising
4) Itching
5) Swelling
Side effects can occur even when your doctor is an experienced expert. If you are experiencing pain following your treatment, I would not worry, but recommend visiting your physician immediately so he or she can determine the exact cause and recommend a treatment option for you. Thank you, and I hope this helps!
Learn more: http://www.carolinafacialplasticsurgery.com/facial-fillers/
Painful lump after Sculptra
I am sorry to hear about your experience. It's possible to have bleeding and bruising after any filler injection. It takes about 10 to 20 days to resolve. What's troubling is your radiating pain, which may be just nerve irritation. It's important to follow up with your injecting physician and make sure that it's resolving. Gentle massage may help reduce the pain sensation.
Best Wishes,
Stewart Wang, MD FACS, Wang Plastic Surgery
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If you are experiencing pain at the injection site, I would recommend that your see your dermatologist that did the procedure for a follow-up.
Bruising after Sculptra injections
The bruising you have after Scupltra injections is not extremely uncommon. However, pts. usually do not have pain. I would recommend following up with the dermatologist who inject you for a thorough exam.
Sculptra Injection Concerns
Thanks for your question, jennyct.
A good rule is to always call your doctor right away if you have any concerns about your treatment or unexpected results.
No matter how experienced the doctor is, injectable procedures may result in any or all of the following: bruising, swelling, and localized discomfort. The needle used for injections can prick a blood vessel or a nearby nerve. These problems will generally get better over a period of several days.
It is important that you continue to be evaluated by your doctor until these issues resolve.
These answers are for educational purposes and should not be relied upon as a substitute for medical advice you may receive from your physician. If you have a medical emergency, please call 911. These answers do not constitute or initiate a patient/doctor relationship.


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HENRY HAAS, Mequon; was born
in Oneida Co., N.Y., in 1849; in 1855, the family came to Ozaukee Co. and settled
in Mequon. At the age of 13, he commenced work at the shoemaker's trade with his
father, and followed the same until April, 1877, at which time he was married to
Wilhemine Rienschneider; purchased his present property, and has since been engaged
in the saloon business. His wife died March 20, 1881, leaving one child, Ella, born
Aug. 29, 1878.
AUG HODANN, proprietor of "Mequon House;" was born in Germany in 1842, but when 3 years of age, was brought by his parents to what is now Cedarburg, Ozaukee Co.; here he lived with his parents on a farm until 1864, at which time he was married to Mary Weidmann, then of Cedarburg, but a native of Germany; he then removed to Thiensville, where he was engaged as millwright and carpenter until the fall of 1870, at which time his wife died, leaving five children - Mary, Line, Jennie, Agatha and Ida. In 1872, he was married to Mrs. Paulina (Vetter) Hentschel, who was owner of the Mequon House, and since that time he has been engaged in this hotel business. His wife had three children by her first marriage - Selina, Anna and Robert; and now has four children - Emma, Albert, Otto and Theodore. Mr. Hodann is a Democrat, and has been Town Treasurer. His parents, Albert and Mary (Beling) Hodann are still residents of Mequon.
WILLIAM F. JAHN, farmer, Sec. 15; P.O. Mequon River; one of the early settlers and prominent farmers of Ozaukee Co.; was born in Saxony in 1832; in 1844, the family emigrated to the United States and settled on the farm where he now lives; here he helped to till the soil, and in 1855 his father deeded him 60 acres of land, but he now owns 115 acres. In 1856, he was married to Miss Annie Seyfert; she died in 1857. In 1858, he married Laura Beger; they have five children - Mina, William, Gustave, Charles and Clara. Mr. Jahn is a Liberal in politics; has been Town Superintendent of Schools three years; Town Clerk nine years, and is at present Justice of the Peace, which office he has held since 1862; Chairman of the Town Board, which office he has held since 1875, and Notary Public.
ADAM JOCHEM, saloon, Sec. 28; P.O. Mequon River; was born in Mequon in 1845; received a common-school education, and helped to till the soil until the death of his mother in 1873; his father having died two years previous; he then purchased the estate, which consisted of 76 acres in Sec. 28; but in June, 1874, he sold the same, and in August purchased his present property, and has since been engaged in the saloon business. He was married, in 1874, to Miss Mena Strassburger, of Mequon; they have three children - William, Adam, and Jacob. Politics, Democrat.
S.S. LEONARD, speculator; was born in Granville, Milwaukee Co., in 1846; his parents, Jeremiah and Rosan (McConville) Leonard, are native of Ireland, who emigrated to the United States about fifty years ago, and settled in Milwaukee Co. in 1840. Here the subject of this sketch was reared on a farm, and received but a meager education; at an early age, he turned his attention to speculating, which was contrary to the wishes of his father, who always warned him against wild investments; to this advice Sylvester would reply that he was determined to have a "gold chain on a wooden leg." At the age of 18, he commenced dealing in horses; in 1872, he purchased a farm, which compelled him to go in debt several thousand dollars, but, to the surprise of his immediate friends, he soon paid for the same; in 1875, he purchased a Norman stallion, of M.W. Dunham of Wayne, Ill, at a cost of $600; in 1877, he purchased another horse of the same gentleman at a cost of $2,000, and he now owns two others valued at $700 each; his horse took the first premium at the Wisconsin State Fair, held at Fond du Lac, in 1881, and he, therefore, owns the best in the State; he now deals in horses, i.e., he buys and sells but does but very little trading; also speculates in wood, timber, etc.; Mr. Leonard is a man who always does as he agrees, but is very careful what he agrees to do; he has, therefore, won the respect and confidence of his neighbors, and thus far has been a success in life. He was married in October, 1873, to Anna Reilly, of Granville, Milwaukee Co.; they have three children - Agnes, Cecelia and Max.
HUGH MCELROY, Cedarburg; one of the pioneers; is a native of Ireland, born in the County Tyrone in 1812; in 1827, his mother died, and in 1829, his father, with the family of six children (of which Hugh was the only boy), emigrated to America, and first settled in the Province of New Brunswick. Here, in 1835, Hugh was married to Mary Galagher; came to the United States, and lived near Boston, where he served as a laborer about seven years; he then concluded to try the Western country, and accordingly, came to the wilds of Wisconsin, settling in the town of Cedarburg in 1842; at that time there were only two or three buildings on the site now occupied by the village of Cedarburg; Mr. McElroy at once entered 160 acres of land on Sec. 33, and soon afterward entered 80 acres more on Sec. 28; he resided on the former until 1871, during which time he was very successful as a farmer, and, therefore, accumulated a goodly share of this world's goods; he then rented his farm and moved into the village. Mr. M. is a Democrat in politics, and served as Supervisor of Cedarburg before Wisconsin became a State; he is a gentleman who is plain and pleasing in his manners and is respected by all who know him. The children living are Catherine, now Mrs. Thomas Savage of Cedarburg; Charles, now a resident of Norway, Mich.; Joseph, who is married and living in Washington Territory; and Mary, living at home.
JOHN W. MILBRATH, farmer, Sec. 36; P.O. Mequon River; one of Ozaukee's early pioneers; is a native of Prusia, born in 1825; in 1839, the family emigrated to the United States and, after living two years in Ohio, settled in Mequon; in 1843, the subject of this sketch went to Milwaukee and served as clerk in a mercantile business for about two years, when he returned home and again helped till the soil. In 1847, he was married to Miss Mena Wussow, a native of Prusia. In 1859, he purchased his father's farm of 72 1/2 acres, which he has since well improved. Mr. M. is a Democrat; has been Town Treasurer, Town Superintendent of Schools, and is at present Justice of the Peace, which office he has held with two exceptions, since 1855. He has eight children - Louise, now Mrs. Fred Voeks, of Fredonia, Ozaukee Co.; Mary, now Mrs. Ferdinand Knepel, of Granville, Milwaukee Co.; Frederick W. of Milwaukee; David of Milwaukee; Hannah; Wilhelmina; Martha, now Mrs. Henry J. Ehlers, of Granville; John and Henry of Milwaukee.
JOHN REYNOLDS, farmer, Sec. 10; P.O. Mequon River; is a native of Quebec, Canada, born in 1830; his father died in 1837, and his mother died in 1862; John worked on a farm until April, 1865, when he was married to Margaret Nelson, and, on May 10, he started for the United States, and soon purchased his present farm of 80 acres, where he has since lived. Mr. Reynolds is a Democrat in politics, and a citizen who is highly esteemed by his fellow men. The children are Margaret Jane, Elizabeth Bertha, and Nelson.
H. SCHELLENBERG, merchant, P.O. Horn's Corners; was born in Saxo-Altenburg in 1842; his mother died, but his father again married, and, in 1865, the family emigrated to the United States; upon arriving at New York, his father left the family and came to Saukville, and three years later the family followed; a short time afterward, the subject of this sketch went to Newberg, Washington Co., and served as an apprentice to the blacksmith trade for about sixteen months, at the end of which time his employer left for New Orleans, and therefore, threw him out of employment; but he immediately went in search of a job, and, after looking for some time, found employment in the copper regions of Lake Superior where he remained three years when he returned home and purchased 40 acres of land in Trenton, on which his father afterward resided; the following spring, he went to Rock Island, Ill. and worked in a brick-yard, at the rate of $15 per month, but as the wages did not suit him, he abandoned the job and returned to the copper regions; followed mining for nearly three years, then returned home and took charge of the farm, to which he added 80 acres. He was married, in 1866, to Lena Stenerwald, who died in December, 1872, leaving two children - Frank and Anna - the latter since deceased. He then sold his farm, removed to Horn's Corners, purchased his present property - which he has rebuilt - and has since been doing a general mercantile business. In 1875, he succeeded in having a post office established, and has since been Postmaster. He is a Democrat; has been Chairman of the Town Board two years, and Justice of the Peace six years. He was married a second time, in March, 1873, to Louise Maas, of Cedarburg; they have three children - Albert, Olga and George. Mr. S. is a member of the I.O.O.F. and the American Legion of Honor.
C.G. SCHNEIDER, merchant, Freistadt; is a native of Prussia; born in 1830. In 1841, the family emigrated to the United States; lived near Buffalo, N.Y., until the following spring, when they removed to Wisconsin and settled in Mequon. In 1846, Charles went to Milwaukee, where he remained until 1852; then spent seven years in California, when he returned to Mequon, and has since been engaged in general mercantile business. He was commissioned Postmaster in 1859, and still holds the office. In 1859, Mr. Schneider was married to Hermine Kohlman. They have five children - Edward C., Ella, Laura, Martha and Edmund Bause, the latter an adopted son.
CHARLES C. SEYFERT, merchant, Mequon; is a native of Saxony, born in 1843, and in 1851 the family emigrated to the United States and settled in Mequon. In 1860, Charles went to Illinois and spent the summer, but returned to Ozaukee in the fall, and attended school at Grafton; this he continued for several years. In 1867, he went to Manistee, Mich., where he served as Clerk until 1869, then as book-keeper until 1877, at which time he returned to Mequon, and has since been engaged in general mercantile business. In 1871, he was married to Doratha Barkhausen of Mequon. They have three children - Charles E., Emma and Mary. Mr. Seyfert is a Democrat in politics.
LOUIS C. WAGNER, Mequon; is a native of Saxony, born in 1835. His father, Charles Wagner, was born in Saxony in 1795; served in the German Army, and was at the battle of Leipsic, although he was not acting as a soldier at that time. He emigrated with his family to the United States in 1849, and settled in Mequon, where he was engaged in the manufacture of cigars for twenty-six years. He is still living, and is, at present the oldest person in Ozaukee Co. Louis C. engaged as Clerk for Gaitch & Finger in 1850, and remained with said firm two years. He then went to St. Louis; but, in about eighteen months, returned to Mequon; purchased the property of Gaitch & Finger, and has since been engaged in saloon and general mercantile business. In the spring of 1881, he built the Mequon Cheese Factory, and has since manufactured about four hundred pounds of cheese daily. He is a Democrat; has been Town Clerk seven years; Chairman of the Town Board two years, and Notary Public for twenty-five years. He was also Director of the Germantown Farmers' Fire Insurance Company for three years; President for two years, and kept the agency for said company in Milwaukee for five years. He was married in 1855, to Miss Sophia Koff, then of Milwaukee, but a native of Cleveland, Ohio. They have eleven children - Emma, now Mrs. Henry Goetz, of Chicago; Flora, Clara, Edwin, Nellie, Louis, Lydia, Alfred, Paulena, Julia, and Martha.
A. ZAUN, farmer, Sec. 21; P.O. Mequon River; was born in Mequon in 1845. His parents, Jacob and Christena (Staus) Zaun, were natives of Germany, who emigrated to the United States, and settled on Sec. 21 Mequon, in 1840. There the subject of this sketch was reared. In 1865, his father died, and the year following, Andrew married Caroline Miller, of Mequon, and settled on one of his father's farms of 80 acres in Sec. 29, where he lived six years. He then purchased his present property, which is the original estate of his father, and contains 140 acres. Mr. Zaun is a Democrat, but takes little interest in politics, more than to perform his right as a citizen. His children now living are Christena, Anna, Lizzie, Hellena, Henry and Max.
ADOLPH ZIMMERMANN, Mequon; is one of the early pioneers, and one of the most prominent men of Ozaukee Co.; he is a native of Saxony, born in 1814. In 1839, he immigrated to the United States, and landed in Milwaukee on the 1st day of August. Two days later, he was married to Miss F. Opitz (who emigrated from Saxony on the same vessel in which Mr. Zimmerman came); one week later they settled on Sec. 22, town of Mequon, where he purchased 160 acres of land; he resided on the same until 1855, at which time he sold his farm and removed to Mequon proper, purchased the Edward Janssen property, and served as Justice of the Peace, Notary Public, Postmaster and County Treasurer, holding all the offices at the same time. In 1857, in partnership with William F. Opitz, he erected the Mequon Brewery, and ran the same under the firm name of Opitz & Zimmermann until 1859, at which time he purchased his partner's interest and continued the manufacture of lager beer until 1876, at which time he leased the property to his son Francis and August Gerlach. Mr. Zimmermann has often been called to positions of trust and honor, having been Chairman of the the town nineteen years, Chairman of the County Board eleven years, member of Assembly four terms, serving in 1848, 1870, 1873, and 1874; he is still an active worker in the Democratic ranks, has been a delegate to the State Convention almost every session, and was a Delegate to the Cincinnati convention, which nominated Gen. Hancock for the Presidency. He is a man of more than ordinary intellect, an honest and upright citizen, who is highly esteemed by his fellow men. The children are Laura, now Mrs. Charley Hausburg, of Elgin, Ill.; Emma, now Mrs. August Gerlach, of Mequon; Francis, a partner in the Mequon Brewery; Emily, nee Mrs. Henry Hentschal, of Cedarburg; Anna, living at home, and Minnie, now Mrs. Christopher Klumb, of Saukville.
FRANCIS ZIMMERMAN, firm of Zimmerman & Gerlach, Mequon Brewery; was born in Mequon in 1847; received a common-school education in both German and English languages, and helped his father in the brewery until 1876, during which time (in 1872) he was married to Anna Harpst. In 1876, in partnership with August Gerlach, he rented the brewery, and has since ran the same, manufacturing about twelve hundred barrels of beer per annum. The children are, Louis, Adolph and William.
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Home. Some pets never have one to call their own. We'd like to help change that by introducing you to an extraordinary adoptable pet every week. Today, meet Stewy, a senior kitty who has suddenly found himself in need of a new family.
The phrase "no pets allowed" has hit Stewy especially hard. The cat lived in a comfortable home for nine years, but when his family moved to an apartment where cats weren't permitted, he found himself at the SPCA of Westchester in Briarcliff Manor, New York, looking for a new place to call home.
The black-and-white cat, who isn't fond of other cats or children, has a lot to offer the right owner. He's friendly, affectionate and there's a whole lot of him to love – if you're looking for a lap cat, Stewy is your guy. Though he "could probably stand to lose a few pounds," according to his Petfinder.com bio, some interaction and a few fun toys would likely help Stewy shed some of his extra weight.
Plus, "Stewy has one of those faces that you can't help but fall in love with," says Lisa Bonanno-Spence, development manager for the SPCA of Westchester. "Although he can be independent at times, he really has a heart of gold and is happiest when he is curled up on your lap being pet and brushed. He'd love a quiet home where he can be the king of the castle!"
If you're interested in Stewy, contact the SPCA of Westchester at 914-941-2896. Last month, the shelter's Humane Law Enforcement Unit was contacted by the nearby Yonkers Police Department regarding the grizzly discovery of the remains of 25 cats who were brutalized and left in plastic bags tied to a tree. A significant sum of money has been offered as a reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of whoever is responsible; anyone with such information can call the SPCA's confidential hotline at 914-941-7797.
Click here to meet last week's adoptable pet, Ester the dog.
Adopting a pet is an amazing experience – and a big decision! Before bringing a pet into your home, it's important to consider your family circumstances and do your research.


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Pitchfork returns today with the latest installment of their "Selector" series. Today they link up the talents of ATLien Future along with Hudson Mohawke and Lunice, better known as TNGHT. They speak to Future about his Pluto 3D album, his influences and his sound before turning their attention to TNGHT.
After a brief chat, Hudson and Lunice drop a beat and Future does his best freestyle of top of an incredibly dope number. These videos always make for an interesting combination of artists, and this one is no different, check out the clip after the jump and let us know what you think.
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A pensioner arrested over a notorious bomb attack on a Belfast bar that killed 15 people has been released unconditionally, the PSNI said.
The 69-year-old man was detained in Co Antrim for questioning yesterday about the McGurk's Bar bombing of 1971 but released last night.
It follows a PSNI review of the historic case in the wake of a critical 2011 report by the Police Ombudsman that highlighted wrongdoings in the original Royal Ulster Constabulary (RUC) investigation.
Officers said the review had identified "investigative potential".
The examination by the ombudsman's office found the RUC exhibited an ''investigative bias'' by claiming the loyalist attack was actually a republican bombing.
The bombing was carried out by the UVF, but had initially been presented by the RUC as an accidental ''own goal'' by the IRA, prompting speculation that the dead might have included IRA members who were carrying the device.
Bereaved families hailed the Ombudsman's report as delivering vindication for their loved ones, but denounced PSNI chief constable Matt Baggott for not accepting the claim that an RUC bias might have been at play in 1971.


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Celanese Contemplates Closure of Two European Manufacturing Facilities
Celanese Corp. recently announced that its French and Spanish subsidiaries have informed their employee delegates in Roussillon, France, and work council in Tarragona, Spain, of their intent to initiate an information and consultation process on the contemplated closure of both the Roussillon acetic anhydride facility and the vinyl acetate monomer (VAM) production unit in Tarragona.
Celanese announced on May 22 its intent to find a credible buyer for both properties, with the primary focus on industrial candidates. To date, no credible buyers have reportedly been identified, and no offers for acquiring these facilities were made.
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National Police Week: Taking time to remember
Police Memorial Week is always bittersweet for me, as it is for most of us in law enforcement. It's a time of celebration and camaraderie and yet it's also a time of reflection and sadness. As a member of my agency's honor guard, I've always been involved in our local remembrances and ceremonies. I've also been fortunate enough to attend Police Memorial Week in Cleveland, Ohio but I've never been to the big one, National Police Week in Washington, D.C. and the related activities at the National Law Enforcement Officer's Memorial Wall.
My last visit to the NLEOM was last October when my husband and I took our youngest daughter there for a visit. The Wall itself and the surrounding area is spectacular; truly a fitting tribute to our brothers and sisters who have made the ultimate sacrifice. But what struck me most as we were showing our daughter how to look up the names and find them on the wall was all that each individual represents. I sought out and made pencil rubs of names that mean so much to me. Deputy Kyle Wayne Dinkeller, Trooper Mark Coates, Officer Julie Jacks, Trooper Randy Vetter, and Officer Molly Bowden to name a few. Using the guide book, I found these officers on the wall, I ran my fingers over the names and I reflected on the parents, siblings, wives, husbands, partners, fiancés and especially the children left behind. As I touched the cold granite, I thought about their agencies and communities, devastated by the loss of a local crimefighter, a brother or sister officer, a co-worker, a partner, a friend.
So I made my pencil rubs and I now carry them with me to each Street Survival Seminar I teach. And during my classes, as I talk about each officer, I try to honor each as a hero, I help my fellow officers learn from the sacrifice of our fallen, but mostly, I remember. That is what Police Memorial Week means to me; that we all take the time to honor, to remember, and to pray that the cold, solid stone that awaits new names remains smooth and untouched and that another name is never added to The Wall. Stay safe.


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Research Topics
Giles J Peek
Affiliation: University Hospitals of Leicester
Country: UK
Detail Information
- CESAR: conventional ventilatory support vs extracorporeal membrane oxygenation for severe adult respiratory failureGiles J Peek
Department of Cardiothoracic Surgery, Glenfield Hospital, Groby Road, Leicester, LE3 9QP, UK
BMC Health Serv Res 6:163. 2006....
- Modular extracorporeal life support for multiorgan failure patientsGiles J Peek
Division of Cardiac Surgery, University of Leicester, Glenfield Hospital, UK
Liver 22:69-71. 2002..All patients would have been expected to die according to our previous experience. We believe that MARS may prove a useful therapy for patients with MSOF...
- Methods of data collection and analysis for the economic evaluation alongside a national, multi-centre trial in the UK: conventional ventilation or ECMO for Severe Adult Respiratory Failure (CESAR)Mariamma M Thalanany
School of Medicine, Health Policy and Practice, University of East Anglia, Norwich, NR4 7TJ, UK
BMC Health Serv Res 8:94. 2008..Given the high cost of treatment, ECMO is considered an expensive technology for many funding systems. However, conventional treatment for severe respiratory failure is also one of the more costly forms of care in any health system...
- Efficacy and economic assessment of conventional ventilatory support versus extracorporeal membrane oxygenation for severe adult respiratory failure (CESAR): a multicentre randomised controlled trialGiles J Peek
Department of Cardiothoracic Surgery, Glenfield Hospital, Leicester, UK
Lancet 374:1351-63. 2009..We aimed to delineate the safety, clinical efficacy, and cost-effectiveness of extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO) compared with conventional ventilation support...
- A potential propensity for failure secondary to clot embolism in neonatal ECMOEspeed Khoshbin
Division of Cardiac Surgery, University of Leicester Heart Link ECMO Centre, Glenfield Hospital, Leicester, UK
Perfusion 20:177-81. 2005..To report a single case of oxygenator failure caused by clot embolism originating from the bladder; and to discuss some preventative options...
- A comparison of radiographic signs of pulmonary inflammation during ECMO between silicon and poly-methyl pentene oxygenatorsEspeed Khoshbin
Division of Cardiac Surgery Heart Link ECMO Centre, Glenfield Hospital, University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust, Leicester, UK
Perfusion 22:15-21. 2007..The inflammatory process affects all areas of the lung, even areas previously spared by the primary disease...
- Performance of polymethyl pentene oxygenators for neonatal extracorporeal membrane oxygenation: a comparison with silicone membrane oxygenatorsEspeed Khoshbin
Division of Cardiac Surgery and Heart Link ECMO Centre, Glenfield University Hospital, Leicester, UK
Perfusion 20:129-34. 2005....
- Extracorporeal membrane oxygenation and severe acute respiratory distress secondary to Legionella: 10 year experienceMoronke A Noah
Heartlink ECMO Centre, University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust, Leicester, UK
ASAIO J 59:328-30. 2013..Sixteen patients (84%) survived to hospital discharge. Extracorporeal membrane oxygenation should be considered in patients with Legionella-associated respiratory failure, who have failed conventional ventilation...
- Referral to an extracorporeal membrane oxygenation center and mortality among patients with severe 2009 influenza A(H1N1)Moronke A Noah
Heartlink ECMO Centre, Glenfield Hospital, Leicester, England
JAMA 306:1659-68. 2011..ECMO was used to treat patients with ARDS during the 2009 influenza A(H1N1) pandemic...
- Experience with mobile inhaled nitric oxide during transport of neonates and children with respiratory insufficiency to an extracorporeal membrane oxygenation centerClaire Westrope
Heartlink ECMO Centre, Glenfield Hospital, Leicester, UK
Pediatr Crit Care Med 5:542-6. 2004....
- Pump controlled retrograde trial off from VA-ECMOClaire Westrope
Heartlink ECMO Centre, Glenfield Hospital, Leicester, United Kingdom
ASAIO J 59:517-9. 2013..This technique avoids the insertion of an arteriovenous bridge and the need to clamp the circuit. We present data on five neonatal patients who were trialled off using this method...
- Extracorporeal membrane oxygenation for chickenpox pneumonia: a single institution's experienceRalph W White
Heartlink ECMO Centre, Department of Cardiothoracic Surgery, Glenfield Hospital, Leicester, United Kingdom
ASAIO J 49:378-82. 2003..Pneumonia as a complication of chickenpox can rapidly become severe and life threatening. Extracorporeal respiratory support may be helpful in patients refractory to conventional ventilation...
- Panton-Valentine leukocidin expressing Staphylococcus aureus pneumonia managed with extracorporeal membrane oxygenation: experience and outcomeMoronke A Noah
Heart Link ECMO Unit, Glenfield General Hospital, University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust, Leicester, UK
Crit Care Med 38:2250-3. 2010..aureus pneumonia with extracorporeal membrane oxygenation support. As a large extracorporeal membrane oxygenation center, we reviewed our experience and outcomes with Panton-Valentine Leukocidin expressing S. aureus pneumonia...
- Factors influencing the outcome of paediatric cardiac surgical patients during extracorporeal circulatory supportSendhil K Balasubramanian
Department of ECMO, Glenfield General Hospital, Leicester, LE3 9QQ, UK
J Cardiothorac Surg 2:4. 2007..We assessed the outcome of children who had ECMO following repair of congenital cardiac defects (CCD) and identified the risk factors associated with hospital mortality...
- Fatal thrombosis with activated factor VII in a paediatric patient on extracorporeal membrane oxygenationRichard P Chalwin
Department of ECMO, Glenfield Hospital, Leicester, LE3 9QP, UK
Eur J Cardiothorac Surg 34:685-6. 2008..Its use is generally found to be safe. We report a paediatric patient who developed fatal thrombosis with the use of rFVIIa whilst on extracorporeal membrane oxygenation and discuss the possible factors that lead to fatal thrombosis...
- Poly-methyl pentene oxygenators have improved gas exchange capability and reduced transfusion requirements in adult extracorporeal membrane oxygenationEspeed Khoshbin
Division of Cardiac Surgery, University of Leicester, and the Heart link ECMO Center, Glenfield Hospital, University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust, Groby Road, Leicester, United Kingdom
ASAIO J 51:281-7. 2005..Using a single PMP oxygenator in the first instance may be adequate for the majority of patients and would significantly reduce red blood cell consumption during ECMO...
- Efficacy of prone ventilation in adult patients with acute respiratory failure: a meta-analysisRavindranath Tiruvoipati
Department of ECMO, Glenfield Hospital, Leicester, LE3 9QP, UK
J Crit Care 23:101-10. 2008..The use of prone ventilation in acute respiratory failure has been investigated by several randomized controlled trials in the recent past. To date, there has been no systematic review or meta-analysis of these trials...
- Venovenous extracorporeal membrane oxygenation for respiratory failure in inotrope dependent neonatesNeil Roberts
Heartlink ECMO Centre, Glenfield Hospital, Groby Road, Leicester LE3 9QQ, United Kingdom
ASAIO J 49:568-71. 2003..e., mean blood pressure < 35 mm Hg despite inotrope score of > 100)...
- Improving the quality of reporting randomized controlled trials in cardiothoracic surgery: the way forwardRavindranath Tiruvoipati
Department of Cardiac Surgery and ECMO, Glenfield Hospital, Leicester, Leicester, United Kingdom
J Thorac Cardiovasc Surg 132:233-40. 2006....
- Partial liquid ventilationMark C K Hamilton
Department of Radiology, Glenfield Hospital, Groby Road, Leicester, LE3 9QP, UK
Pediatr Radiol 35:1152-6. 2005....
- Early experience with a polymethyl pentene oxygenator for adult extracorporeal life supportGiles J Peek
Division of Cardiac Surgery, University of Leicester, Glenfield Hospital, University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust, UK
ASAIO J 48:480-2. 2002..Mean duration of ECLS was 151.7 hours (+/-75.6). Our initial experience with PMP oxygenators in adults was satisfactory, and platelet consumption and resistance to blood flow seem to be greatly reduced with PMP...
- Congenital atresia of the ostium of left main coronary artery: a rare coronary anomaly, diagnostic difficulty and successful surgical revascularizationPhilip Varghese
University Hospital of Leicester NHS Trust, Department of Cardiothoracic Surgery, Leicester, UK
Congenit Heart Dis 2:347-50. 2007..A definitive diagnosis of atresia of the left coronary ostium was only established intraoperatively. Patient underwent successful surgical angioplasty with an autologous pericardial patch...
- Plasma concentrations of midazolam in neonates receiving extracorporeal membrane oxygenationHussain Mulla
University Hospitals of Leicester De Montfort University, England
ASAIO J 49:41-7. 2003..Subsequently, and because of circuit saturation, maintenance doses should be reduced...
- Predictors of outcome in patients with congenital diaphragmatic hernia requiring extracorporeal membrane oxygenationRavindranath Tiruvoipati
Department of ECMO, Glenfield Hospital, LE3 9QP Leicester, United Kingdom
J Pediatr Surg 42:1345-50. 2007..There are no reliable predictors of outcome in patients requiring ECMO. We aimed to identify (a) the factors that could predict outcome and (b) the incidence and relation of complications during ECMO to outcome...
- The use of transesophageal echocardiography to demonstrate obstruction of venous drainage cannula during ECMOAaron M Ranasinghe
Heartlink ECMO Centre, Division of Cardiac Surgery, University of Leicester, Glenfield Hospital, University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust, Leicester UK
- Deaths from Chickenpox. Extracorporeal membrane oxygenation has important roleNeil Roberts


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I am in my late 20s and I want to do something for myself now that will help me age a bit better. I've heard that lasers can stimulate collage production so that your body actually starts increasing your natural supply over time. Is this true? What laser skin treatment should I try to build collagen?
Does Laser Skin Treatment Stimulate Collagen Production?
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You have had a lot of good advisement already in answers and First to talk to the professional near you.
But currently, I would recommend the Picogenesis which is through the Cutera Enlighten as it is great for Collegan production.
You will love your result. And, always wear sunblock.
Take care and best of luck,
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Laser skin treatments to stimulate collagen
In your late 20"s, The Most important thing that you can do is wear a Sunscreen with SPF 60, 365 days a year rain or shine to prevent reduction of both collagen and Hyaluronic gel. The non ablative lasers will stimulate new collagen, but in my opinion, most patients are not very impressed and I don"t use them. Foto Facial with broad band light is an Excellent way to reduce redness in the skin and decrease pigment as well as stimulate collagen production. its big advantage is no down time. A good customize skin care regimen using antioxidants with viamin c and green tea, exfoliants with either Glycolic acid or Retinoids will stimulate collagen. See a Dermatologist who really understands how to use these products
Skin Treatments that Stimulate Collagen Production
Our office uses the Cutera Genesis V (Nd Yag) laser for this purpose. A 30 minute treatment will give immediate improvement in fine lines and wrinkles. This is not permanent and requires repeat treatments for maintenance but there is no down time and you can immediately put on makeup and go out. The Cutera marketing materials call it the Red Carpet Facial.
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Lasers to stimulate collagen
There are a whole variety of lasers that can stimulate collagen production. The one used for you should be determined by the degree of sun damage you have. This will require a discussion with your laser dermatologist. I would suggest you make an appointment with him or her.
Laser skin treatments stimulate collagen production
Laser treatments do stimulate the production of collagen in the dermal layer of the skin. However, it is important to select the correct laser in order to maximize this process. It is actually the thermal (heat) injury induced by the lasers which stimulates the production of collagen in the dermal layer. Therefore cold lasers and others like the erbium are not as effective.
I prefer to use fractional CO2 lasers as they combine safety and efficacy. The fractional technology minimizes the risk of pigmentation issues and scarring while still providing enough heat to stimulate collagenesis (production of collagen). Another treatment can also stimulate the production of collagen in the dermis without damaging the superficial skin (epidermis). These are radiofrequency treatments such as ALUMA and THERMAGE.
The radiofrequency energy is transferred through the skin without damaging the superficial layers, it heats the deep dermis and thus stimulates the production of collagen. In general, ALUMA does not hurt but it requires several (about 6) treatments for a good effect. THERMAGE is just a one time treatment but it can be painful (controlled with medications). Thank you.
Young people in their 20's and 30's can help prevent aging
If you are young, the single most important thing you can do is stay out of the sun and use sunblock! That being said, you can stimulate collagen by several lasers including V-Beam, Thermage, BBL, Clear and Brilliant. If you do not have a lot of sun damage or lines that need reversing, one of the non-invasive lasers that I mentioned might be best. Please find a board certified Dermatologist with a lot of experience in cosmetic dermatology for guidance and treatment.
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Lasers Stimulate Collagen Production
There is no question that lasers do stimulate collagen production. However, in your late 20's, the risk : reward ratio may not justify doing anything at this time. If you do have some degree of sun damage, I would suggest a series of Intense Pulse Light (IPL: not a laser) to address brown spots and stimulate collagen production combined with microdermabrasions. Lastly, I would add exfoliating and moisturizing skin care products, and promote lifestyle modifications such as sun avoidance, and tobacco avoidance to keep your skin looking beautiful.
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Dataram Corporation (NASDAQ:DRAM), a worldwide leader in the manufacture of high-quality computer memory, storage products, software and services, has made significant enhancements to their customer support strategy, resulting in an increase in positive feedback from their customer community. Dataram relies on these sentiments to continue providing superior quality service. Dataram has gained a great deal of insight into the needs of the customer through the implementation of a web-based survey system, an easy-to-use tool to gather feedback and accurately gauge customer satisfaction—the Company's ultimate objective. Three categories are polled: Existing Customers – many of whom have used Dataram products for 20 to 30 years, New Customers and a Customer Relationship Survey for customers from whom more detailed and comprehensive information is sought. This change has nearly doubled the number of completed surveys and provides quality responses that the Company uses to improve processes and procedures. "We value customer feedback and implement suggestions we receive to improve the overall customer experience," stated Nelson Rodriguez, Senior Customer Support Engineer at Dataram. "An example is a recent comment from Douglas Soltesz, Vice President IST of Budd Van Lines: 'Nelson helped get us set up with Dataram and has visited our location to help with memory on our R805 pool. Exceptional experience with Dataram.'" Added Rodriguez, "Listening to the customer helps us achieve our goal of always making sure they are satisfied. 100% of surveyed customers indicated that we have met their service expectations and 86% rated their experience with us as exceptional." Through the survey comments, Dataram learned that their customers found that contacting the Support Team was easy to do by phone, email or the convenient chat feature on the website, but they were also interested in finding a solution themselves. Dataram has a number of self-service options to assist customers in quickly and easily finding solutions to virtually any type of issue. Customers can click to access information on installation assistance, steps for investigating a memory problem, product manuals and a general Q & A. To reach these resources, visit Dataram's Technical Support section at http://memory.dataram.com/support/tech-support. Dataram's Support Team also offers memory installation, doing extensive research to ensure the most reliable performance and a streamlined, worry-free customer experience. The same knowledgeable Support Engineers who handle customer communication perform these installs. When asked what makes a Dataram install so successful, Product Support Engineer Brian Cook answered, "We have a tremendous amount of experience and know about the 'gotchas' that can arise. We go in prepared and always have a backup plan in case of the unlikely event of a suspect memory module. We also never forget the ESD static mats." For more on ESD, visit Dataram's blog http://www.dataram.com/blog/?p=29. The success of this approach is evidenced in the response received from Mike Wingerd at the Census Bureau, following a Dataram install. "Our experience with Dataram memory has been very good. We replaced all our DIMMs in our SUN V490s over several strategic maintenance periods. Each installation presented its own challenges, but the overall expertise, professionalism and quality of product have exceeded our expectations. Between installs Dataram would check in with us to make sure we were not experiencing any problems. Their attention to the customer was excellent and appreciated."
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Family seeks justice in Raleigh hit-and-run
Posted January 1, 2012
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Raleigh, N.C. — Raleigh police are searching for a dark-colored, mid-size pickup truck with damage to its front end Sunday after a hit-and-run wreck killed a woman on South Saunders Street.
Melissa Johnson, 32, was struck while crossing the road near Maywood Drive around 7:15 p.m., police said. She was walking to the store from her home on nearby Summit Avenue.
The truck was last seen traveling southbound on South Saunders Street.
"We have detectives from the field operations division and the special operations division talking to people. This is a top priority for the department, and we're just trying to gather as much information as we can," Sgt. Ethan Brinn said.
Anyone with information is asked to Crime Stoppers at 919-834-HELP.
Woman killed in Raleigh hit-and-run
Melissa Johnson's parents have visited the scene of the wreck. They said they are looking for justice and want the driver to be held accountable for his or her actions.
"I hope they find him. I don't know how anybody could do such a terrible thing. Take away somebody's life like that," Johnson's mother, Tammy Johnson, said Monday. "I love her so much. She means everything to me."


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Colin Turkington has created a career in the world of motorsport but had horsepower of another kind play a part in last weekend's wedding day.
His marriage to long-term partner Louise Robinson officially brought together two of the town's most respected families.
The ceremony in Tartaraghan Presbyterian Church by the Reverend Philip McKelvey was attended by around 120 family members and close friends, followed by a reception at Titanic Belfast.
A special surprise arranged by father-of-the-bride Noel greeted the newlyweds outside the church.
"Noel had hired a horse and cart to take us home from the church," said Colin, a British Touring Car Championship driver and 2009 winner. "That was far from the only surprise.
"I couldn't believe it when I arrived at Titanic Belfast to see my racing car parked outside the building.
"It was a special touch by my friends at West Surrey Racing, many of whom were over for the wedding.
"I have been connected one way or another to WSR since about 2002 so it is like a second family and my dad, Trevor, worked with the guys to transport the car across from England.
"Louise and I started dating in our schooldays and became really serious around 2006.
"I asked her to be my wife about six months ago and Saturday was brilliant, with so many friends and family."
The couple's first-born son - five-year-old Lewis - served as best man. Colin's groomsmen were his brother Gary and Paul Templeton, a childhood friend - with Alister Robinson and James Turkington, the latter another brother, the ushers.
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Unleashing the Watchdogs
In anyone's list of culprits in the Enron (ENE ) bankruptcy, the board's audit committee appears near the top. Its poor performance underscores something audit committee members have known for years: They have the most difficult and hazardous job on any board. As boards struggle to reform their own audit committees in Enron's murky wake, they face a truly difficult task: making badly needed improvements to an audit-committee system that has resisted improvement in the past. And the boards need to do so without creating unintended new problems in the process.
In boardrooms and executive suites across Corporate America, Enron has prompted a fundamental rethinking of how audit panels are recruited, paid, and expected to perform. Audit committees' main task is to oversee the external audit and to monitor company finances. But over the years, many audit panels have fallen down on the job. They often sign off on hiring "independent" auditors, who, in fact, come with massive conflicts of interest, including multimillion-dollar consulting contracts with the company they're supposed to be auditing. And even the most upstanding audit panels often fail to ask the tough questions.
To address those problems, boards are considering a host of reforms. Tops on the list are more frequent meetings and more generous pay for committee members. Companies also are casting the net wider in hopes of finding topflight financial executives willing to serve as audit-committee chairmen. And they are beginning to ask directors with financial ties to the company to step aside.
Will such changes transform these committees into corporate watchdogs with real teeth? That will be tough because the proposed reforms do little to address the problems--and they may even create new ones. Many governance consultants now suggest that the audit committee add an extra two meetings a year, for example. But that's unlikely to be enough to improve oversight significantly, especially at companies like Enron Corp. or Tyco International Ltd. (TYC ) with hugely complicated financials. And more frequent auditor committee meetings would do nothing to solve the biggest problem: "At some companies, external auditors feel they work for the chief financial officer," says Bruce R. Chizen, CEO of Adobe Systems Inc. (ADBE ) "That should change."
Then there's the issue of pay. Given the increased amount of work involved, compensation experts say many companies are considering paying audit panel chairmen an additional $5,000 on top of the $10,000 most of them receive now. However, that's hardly enough of an incentive for busy, talented executives to serve. And the more audit committee members are paid, the more the risks increase from the inherent conflict that exists when any watchdog is on the company payroll.
Recruiting CFOs and former chief executives of Big Five accounting firms to serve on the audit committee, as both Adobe Systems and Accenture Ltd. have done, is a more promising approach. Who better to grill auditors than someone who does it for a living? Unfortunately, there are only so many of these folks to go around. Assigning the audit committee a staff of its own or making the committee's chairmanship a full-time job, two other alternatives that have been gaining currency among corporate leaders, place the audit committee on a slippery slope. Give the audit committee a bureaucracy, a budget, a salary, and benefits, and it would be virtually indistinguishable from management.
So do companies that want to ensure that their audit panels get the job done have any options? The best place to start would be insisting that the audit committee, not the CFO, choose and hire the outside auditor. And committee members should have frequent contacts with the auditors--without management present--to discuss any accounting issues that arise.
Those moves would go a long way toward making it clear who's the boss when it comes to auditing. Fundamentally, though, the key to building a successful audit committee lies in attracting directors who know enough about finances to ask the right questions and who are brave enough to stand up to the chief financial officer and the rest of management when they smell something fishy. Unfortunately, there are no good rules for achieving that.
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Tampa mayoral candidate Dick Greco said a pretty remarkable thing in a Political Connections interview airing today on Bay News 9.
In his four terms as mayor, Greco can't think of a single decision or action that he regrets or would have done differently. Not one.
Not quitting in the middle of his second term in 1974 to work for a shopping mall developer. Not the Centro Ybor deal that put Tampa taxpayers on the hook for loads of debt after the developer defaulted. Not even the scandal that saw Tampa housing chief Steve LaBrake and LaBrake's wife sent to prison for multiple bribery and other convictions.
"When you've accomplished all of these things and somebody runs against you that maybe has never done anything, they're going to bring up something like Steve LaBrake," Greco said in the taped interview airing today at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m.
"There was no way in the world we could have proven his innocence or guilt when it took the government nearly a year. (LaBrake) came in and said, 'I did nothing wrong,' started to cry, and said, 'I've never made anybody happy since I've been born.' I have to respect that."
Also on today's Political Connections is mayoral candidate and former Hillsborough County Commissioner Ed Turanchik.
Fixing the finances
Former Republican National Committee finance chairmen Al Hoffman and Mel Sembler of Florida will be among the elite fundraisers meeting in Washington, D.C., on Tuesday to help begin righting the finances of the group, which is $20 million in debt. Newly elected chairman Reince Priebus named Hoffman one of the chairmen on the transition finance team, along with Sam Fox and Ron Weiser.
"It is time for the RNC to tighten its belt, get rid of wasteful spending and bring money in the door to fund key operations for the next cycle," Priebus said. "We have the opportunity to put a Republican in the White House and take back the United States Senate, but there is work to be done with the Democrats looking to spend nearly a billion dollars. This team of influential fundraisers gives the committee what it needs to restore our donors' trust."
We hear the new RNC chairman will be in Tampa Bay this week, likely Thursday, to check out convention doings after firing the free-spending staff hired by ousted chairman Michael Steele.
Greer tale sealed
Disappointing political news last week: A judge temporarily sealed from public view the manuscript that ex-GOP chairman Jim Greer had been shopping to publishers. Greer is facing money laundering and fraud charges, and his tell-all book, Betrayal and Vengeance, promised to offer up "intimate knowledge of Gov. (Charlie) Crist."
Clout pays off
Lanny Wiles, a longtime D.C. political operative, close pal of U.S. Sen. John McCain and husband of Gov. Rick Scott's campaign manager, Susie Wiles, will be cashing in on his newfound Tallahassee clout. He's just been hired by the Advocacy Group of Cardenas Partners, the lobbying firm run by former Republican Party of Florida chairman Al Cardenas.
Governor's tweets hijacked
A wise guy last week managed to hijack the Twitter link that Scott had on his official gubernatorial home page. Those who clicked on it to follow the governor's tweets initially saw the image of two shirtless cowboys, and later someone in handcuffs.
The governor's staff fixed it promptly after the Times alerted his office.
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The Benicia High School baseball team lost its first game in Solano County Athletic Conference play on Tuesday after getting four-hit by Vanden in a 3-1 decision.
Jaden Lane was 2-for-3 and Fred Williams had a double for the first-place Panthers (18-4, 11-1), who now lead Vanden by one game in the standings. The two teams hook up again Thursday in Benicia.
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It's raining in Baltimore fifty miles east
Where you should be, no one's around
I need a phone call
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The two most obvious ways of making money from a stock are selling it for more than you paid for it and getting dividends. While not all companies pay dividends (often for good reasons, such as investing profits back in the business), dividends can be attractive.
Stock Market Dividends Explained
A dividend is a portion of the earnings of the company paid to every shareholder. As an owner of the company, you're entitled to its profits.
Mature businesses—businesses with reliable earnings—can afford to pay dividends because they produce reliable profits. While not every business which pays dividends is great and not every great business pays dividends, there's a correlation between successful businesses and reliable dividend payments.
One benefit of quarterly dividend payments is that you get paid as long as you hold the stock. Unlike the unrealized gains of stock price appreciation, that's profit in your bank account every three months. (Of course, you probably have to pay taxes on those dividends, but if you're looking for recurring income from your investments, it's a nice feature.)
If you don't need the additional income, dividend reinvesting is a great way to roll your profits back into good companies to increase the amount of stock you own.
If owning dividend-paying stocks is good, then buying good dividend stocks may be worth your time. How do you find them?
Part of the process is identifying good companies. Good businesses make good stocks. Buy a great stock at a good price and you'll make money in the stock market; that's the value investing advice which serves investors such as Benjamin Graham, Charlie Munger, and Warren Buffett well. That's step one.
Step two is to find some way to compare the dividend-producing ability of one potential stock against another. For that, you need a simple ratio.
What is the Dividend Yield Ratio?
The dividend yield is a ratio of the annual amount of dividends paid per share divided by the current price of a stock. If a stock costs $10 per share and pays $0.25 in dividends every quarter, that's $0.25 times 4 quarters divided by $10, or $1 divided by $10 or a 10% dividend yield.
You can flip the dividend yield ratio on its side to get an interesting number. In this example, the market is willing to pay $10 right now to get $1 in dividends over the next year. That's similar to the P/E Ratio, but it focuses on what the stock is likely to pay out. Perhaps the dividend has already been announced or perhaps the company has reliable quarterly dividend payments.
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A strong business with a higher dividend ratio may be undervalued. This could represent a good opportunity to buy a stock that returns profit to its investors every quarter. Similarly a business with a very low dividend yield may be overvalued. You have to be careful, though. Do your research. What's the company's history of paying dividends? What's its history of generating free cash?
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A dividend yield of 10% is fantastic and unrealistic. (It's an example here to make the math easier.)
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Motion sickness is characterized by symptoms, like nausea and vomiting, that are caused by motion or from feeling motion, like from watching a movie.
Balance and equilibrium are maintained by an interaction among the inner ears, the eyes, pressure receptors on the skin, and motion receptors in the muscles and joints.
Motion sickness results when conflicting messages regarding spatial orientation and motion of the body are sent to the central nervous system. For example, reading a book while riding in a car may cause your eyes to send different messages than your inner ears regarding motion.
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Anyone can get motion sickness. People who may have a greater risk include:
The most common symptoms include:
Other symptoms include:
Your doctor will ask about your symptoms and medical history. A physical exam may be done.
Symptoms of motion sickness usually go away soon after the motion stops. But, for some people, the symptoms can last a day or more. The main treatment for motion sickness is rest.
To help control vomiting, medicines may be given rectally or intravenously (through a vein in the arm). If motion sickness lasts a long time, fluids may be given in order to prevent
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Medicines that prevent motion sickness should be taken as directed before you begin a trip or ride. These medicines can cause side effects, such as drowsiness, lack of alertness, or trouble concentrating.
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Had liposuction of abdomen and flanks, yesterday. So far today just sore getting in and out of bed, or onto/off of a chair etc. Walking around has helped some. I am awful at taking pills so I was prescribed a liquid painkiller instead and only took it once yesterday. I have yet to take anything today. Planning on going back to work on Monday...so we'll see how that goes.
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Stayed home from work today, just can't get comfortable to sit in a chair for a long period of time. Glanced down at myself tonight with the compression garment removed and didn't see too much bruising. The arnica worked wonders! Make sure you take that as prescribed...it definitely works! Taking the roxicet at night, just a teaspoon to be able to sleep peacefully. Will be home tomorrow as well and hoping to go back to work on Wednesday, but not quite sure how I will manage driving my 30 minute commute work for 8 hours and then make the 30 minute trip back home. It's an awful lot of sitting for someone who can't stay seated for more than a few minutes at a time. Will keep you updated and have try to have pictures taken tomorrow.
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Mumbai/New Delhi: Vijay Mallya's Kingfisher Airlines Ltd may not be able to resume flights on Friday after a four-day shutdown with the carrier's chief executive officer (CEO) saying that it needs another 20 days to pay salaries, one of the conditions that the aviation regulator wants the carrier to meet before its planes take to the air again.
Tempers ran high at a meeting that CEO Sanjay Aggarwal had with employees in Mumbai on Wednesday, when he told them that the carrier would need that much time to pay salaries. Aggarwal walked out of the meeting with some 900 employees after being booed for not answering questions to their satisfaction, said an airline official, who declined to be named.
"It did not go well," this official said. "The message to the CEO was loud and clear—'we couldn't care less, we need our salary'."
A senior pilot, who also attended the meeting, said the lockout, which is supposed to end on Thursday, will be extended into an indefinite shutdown and employees will be blamed.
Aviation minister Ajit Singh said the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has asked Kingfisher Airlines for information on its status before restarting operations.
"DGCA has asked for two reports," Singh said. "Firstly, the airline requires to submit a detailed report on aircraft maintenance as the certifying engineers are on strike since Sunday."
Safety of passengers was the paramount concern, he said.
"Also, the airline has resorted to sudden cancellations of flights inconveniencing passengers. Therefore, the airline will have to give us a revised schedule and its plan to stick to the same. This will include the details of the payment of salaries to its staff," the minister added.
Director general of civil aviation Arun Mishra said he won't allow operations until he's satisfied with the airline's ability to ensure safety.
"We have asked them to submit a plan about how are they going to operate as per our safety requirements," Mishra said, adding he hasn't specified any timeline for a status report. "They have shut the airline. The ball is in their court. If and when they have a plan to fly, it has to be to our satisfaction."
The airline stopped flying after clashes among staff on Sunday as some employees sought to stop colleagues from operating services over the unpaid salaries. This led to passengers getting stuck in planes for as long as three hours. Kingfisher then declared a lockout.
The airline, which hasn't paid its employees since March, is labouring under a debt burden that has forced it to keep planes on the ground and slash flights. Debt as of 31 March was Rs.5,695 crore and it had accumulated losses of Rs.7,262 crore from fiscal year 2008-09 to June 2012.
Kingfisher's temporary "holding plan" calls for a little over 100 flights a day with 20 planes. As of Sunday, it was down to 70 flights a day with 10 planes, compared with 570 flights with 78 planes in 2008. The airline has stopped ticket sales till 7 October.
The carrier faced the prospect of an operational shutdown, possibly temporarily, unless there was an investment of approximately $600 million (around Rs.3,140 crore today) in the next 30-60 days, and access to a further $400 million over the next 12-18 months to fully fund its business plan, consulting firm Centre for Asia Pacific Aviation said in an August report.
Employees met Aggarwal on Wednesday after he invited them for a meeting at 1pm, but some engineers stayed away. However, the senior management of the airline convinced engineers and pilots to attend a discussion later in the afternoon.
But there didn't appear to be any change regarding the key issues at that meeting as well, with some participants saying getting paid may take even longer.
"In the evening meeting, Aggarwal did not give any assurance to us," said a senior executive in the engineering department. "Aggarwal indicated that the company will not be in a position to pay us in the next four months."
The management sought a police presence during the meeting with the employees, which is an indication of the hostility between the two sides, said one of the persons cited above. According to him, the brusque tone of the email sent by the CEO indicated that this was "the end game for the airline".
He also said that the employees have formed two associations—the Kingfisher Airlines Pilots' Association and the Kingfisher Airlines Engineers' Association—in order to push their demand to be paid.
A senior Kingfisher Airlines director said, however, that Mallya is committed to save the carrier. This may involve foreign direct investment by an overseas airline, recently allowed by the government to the tune of 49%.
"The government has recently relaxed the foreign direct investment guidelines recently," said the director who did not want to be identified. "The airline cannot create miracles. Mallya cannot come up with a quick plan as he is in talks with multiple investors."
He said the airline has no plans to shut down. Mallya is expected to return to India from overseas later this week.
Aggarwal is likely to meet employees in Delhi and Bangalore on Thursday, and in Chennai on Friday. He will also submit a revised revival plan to DGCA when he is in Delhi, said one of the persons cited above.
"I think the only hope for Kingfisher Airlines is a deal in which the current owner agrees to both cede control and inject more capital from his other businesses," said Craig Jenks, head of New York-based Airline/Aircraft Projects Inc., a firm that is actively involved in strategic work for both airlines and governments.
He was referring to talks between Mallya's United Spirits Ltd with Diageo Plc over a stake sale. Kingfisher Airlines has said it's in talks with foreign airlines and domestic investors, without disclosing any names.
Jenks said that any investor would have to engage in a major recapitalization exercise for Kingfisher Airlines. "Maybe with some negotiation to partially alleviate debt," he added.
A Kingfisher Airlines spokesperson declined to comment.
The stock ended at Rs.14.60 on BSE on Wednesday, down 4.89%, while the 30-share Sensex index rose 0.24% to close at 18,869.69 points.


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Alexandria, VA - Today, State Budget Solutions (SBS), a nonprofit organization advocating for fundamental reform of state budgets, released its second annual state deficit report revealing that California's total state debt is more than $612 billion.
The report also showed that the nation's total state debt presently exceeds $4 trillion SBS's report, which takes into account all state debt and future spending obligations, found that California had the largest deficit and Vermont, North Dakota and South Dakota were among the states with the smallest deficits.
"These deficit numbers are staggering and should be frightening to the American public. Due to budget gimmicks, many states fail to give an adequate picture of how much trouble they are really in," said Bob Williams, President of State Budget Solutions.
"This report makes it clear that if legislators in California don't act immediately and decisively, their state will be facing a budget crisis that we have never seen before."
SBS's report showed that the states with the largest total deficits included California, New York, Texas, New Jersey, and Illinois, respectively. States that ranked among the lowest deficits included Vermont, North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska and Wyoming.
Most of these states at the top and bottom of the lists were ranked in the same position in last year's state budget deficit report.
In predicting states' future economic performance, New York, Vermont, Maine, California, and Hawaii scored the lowest in the rankings.
The states on the other end of the list include Utah, South Dakota, Virginia, Wyoming, and Idaho. These rankings are based upon economic data examined over the past 10 years to forecast future performance.
"The time for action is now. Our country cannot afford to continue to recklessly spend while passing trillions in debt to future generations.
State Budget Solutions urges state legislator to take responsibility for their own state's deficit and begin implementing real solutions to fixing this growing problem," said Williams.
To read the full report, click http://www.statebudgetsolutions.org/publications/detail/report-reveals-aggregate-state-debt-exceeds-4-trillion-2