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News – 2013
Backus has been chosen for the second year in a row as one of the top ten most admired companies in Peru (Translation)
27 September 2013
According to the executives from leading companies in different economic sectors
- The award was presented by PWC and G de Gestión magazine
- The research was carried out by executives from the 1500 companies with the highest revenue
Lima, September 26th, 2013 - For the second year in a row, Backus has been recognised as one of the top ten companies most admired in the country. This important award recognises the work of the company as a result of its good Corporate Governance that guarantees the transparency, the objectivity and the competitiveness for its clients, shareholders and other stakeholders.
This award was possible thanks to a research done by PricewaterhouseCoopers (PWC) and G de Gestión magazine, among 4,500 executives from the 1,500 companies with the highest revenue in the country. The seven categories in the competition were: Strategic Vision, Financial Management, Capacity for Innovation, Business and Marketing Strategies, Quality of Management Team, Corporate Governance and Corporate Social Responsibility.
"In Backus, we are very proud of this recognition. This is the result of the high quality talent throughout the organisation, the clear strategic focus, the connection with our consumers and clients and, above all, our commitment to the support and the development of the Peruvian society", mentioned Grant Harries, President of Backus, during the ceremony in which the other nine prestigious companies nationwide were also awarded.
It is worth mentioning that the "Top ten most admired companies" award first took place in the United Kingdom in 1998 as an initiative of PWC together with the Financial Times, where the survey was carried out by1,000 executives from 25 countries.
About Backus:
Union of Peruvian Breweries and Johnston, is the brewing industry leader in Peru. It has 5 decentralised production plants in Lima (Ate), Arequipa, Cusco, Motupe and Pucallpa, it also has a malt factory and a mineral water plant. It has a portfolio of national and international brands well segmented, that wants to satisfy consumers in more than 180,000 selling points throughout the country. During 2012, Backus sold 11.943 millions of hectolitres of beer, which means an increment of 6.6% in comparison to last year. Also, the net sales of the company reached S/. 3,398.3 million, which is equivalent to an increase of 13.1% during the same period.
Backus works with a focus in sustainable development, with the goal of generating shared value with the people that are part of its value chain and the communities in which it operates. That is why all its initiatives and projects want to generate social inclusion and strategic alliances to favour the efforts and achieve a greater impact in economic, social and environmental terms for the society as a whole.
For more information, contact:
Cecilia Quevedo
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LLORENTE & CUENCA 222-9491 Anexo 264
This SABMiller subsidiary news release has been translated from its local market language to English language for publication on www.sabmiller.com. We have attempted to provide an accurate translation of the original material but due to the difficulties of translation slight differences may exist.
Note, the news release was first published in its local market on [26/09/2013].


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MOUNT PLEASANT, Mich. — Central Michigan pounded out a season-high 23 hits and every starter scored at least one run Sunday afternoon to earn a much needed Mid-American Conference win over Akron, 18-8.
Sophomores Nick Regnier (4-for-4), Cody Leichman (4-for-6) and Pat MacKenzie (4-for-5) combined to go 12-for-15 in the game with 10 RBI and senior Jordan Adams drove in three runs with a bases-loaded double to help senior Rick Dodridge earn his third win of the season on Senior Day.
After falling behind in the top of the first, 1-0, senior Tom Lally extended his hitting streak to 10 games with an infield single and came around stress free when Regnier drilled his fifth home run of the season to left field in the bottom of the frame to give the Chippewas (23-27, 10-14 MAC) the lead, 2-1.
Redshirt freshman Neal Jacobs led off the second inning with a triple down the right field line and scored on a sac fly by MacKenzie to extend the lead to 3-1, but the Zips (15-33, 10-13 MAC) were able to even the game in the top of the third, 3-3.
Leichman quickly swung the momentum back in the Chippewas' favor in the bottom of the third however, leading off the frame with a solo home run off the flag pole in left center that sparked a seven-run inning.
Jacobs followed with a single and advanced to third on a passed ball and wild pitch before scoring on a MacKenzie double and sophomore Joe Houlihan reached on an error allowing MacKenzie to score from second.
Regnier walked later in the inning with the bases loaded to score Houlihan from third and after an Akron pitching change, Adams cleared the bases on a 2-2 pitch that he sent off the wall in centerfield for a 10-3 lead.
The Chippewas weren't done as they came right back in the next inning with another seven-run frame to take a 17-3 lead.
Jacobs again reached to lead off the inning with a walk and stole second before scoring on a MacKenzie double to start the scoring barrage. A bunt single by Houlihan put runners on the corners which allowed Lally to drive in a run on a sacrifice fly. Nick Regnier scored Houlihan with a single to centerfield and Leichman later drove in Regnier with a single of his own to left center.
Adams scored on a passed ball later in the inning before Jacobs came up with his second extra-base hit of the day, a double to left center, to score sophomore Tyler Huntey and Leichman for the 17-3 advantage.
The Maroon and Gold capped their scoring in the bottom of the sixth on a RBI single by MacKenzie that plated Leichman.
Freshman Jimmy McNamara pitched the final four innings of the contest for the Chippewas and earned his first career saved, giving up a pair of runs - one earned - on seven hits while striking out two.
The Chippewas have just three regular season MAC games remaining at Western Michigan next weekend and will look to secure their 11th straight trip to the MAC Tournament in Avon, Ohio May 22-25.
CMU is back in action Tuesday afternoon versus Michigan State where it will resume play from the Clash at Comerica before playing the final game of the three-game regular season series versus the Spartans. First pitch for the resumed game will take place at 1:05 p.m. and the second game will begin approximately 30 minutes following the conclusion of the first contest.


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NASHVILLE, Tenn. – No passengers were hurt when the Music City Star commuter train collided with a dump truck in the Hermitage area on Tuesday morning.
The crash happened around 7:15 a.m. at the railroad crossing between Old Hickory Boulevard and Central Pike. The driver of the dump truck was taken to the hospital with non-critical injuries.
The conductor told police the trucker had ample time to move, but did not. It wasn't clear whether police were able to talk to the truck driver before he was taken to a hospital.
The train was headed to downtown Nashville with two crew members and 216 passengers. No one on board the train reported serious injuries.
Police said the crossing lights were working.
The Regional Transportation Authority sent another train to the scene to pick up the passengers, and a bus was sent to Hermitage and Donelson train stations to pick up the other train riders who did not get picked up due to the crash.
The Music City Star carries passengers between Wilson County and downtown Nashville.
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Insulin-Like Growth Factor I (IGF-I) in the Prevention of Complications of Preterm Birth
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This is a randomized multicenter trial on pharmacokinetics, safety and efficacy with administration of Insulin-Like Growth Factor I (IGF-I) in preterm infants to prevent complications of preterm birth.
Retinopathy of Prematurity
Bronchopulmonary Dysplasia
Body Weight
Body Length
Brain Volume
Drug: mecasermin rinfabate
Phase 2
Phase 3
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Allocation: Randomized
Endpoint Classification: Safety/Efficacy Study
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: Single Blind (Outcomes Assessor)
Primary Purpose: Prevention
|Official Title:
|Determination of the rhIGF-I/rhIGFBP-3 Dose, Administered as a Continuous Infusion, Required to Establish and Maintain Longitudinal Serum IGF-I Levels Within Physiological Levels in Premature Infants, to Prevent Retinopathy of Prematurity.
- Severity of retinopathy of prematurity [ Time Frame: At term age (post menstrual week 40) ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Incidence of mild and severe bronchopulmonary dysplasia [ Time Frame: At term age (post menstrual week 40) ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Body weight [ Time Frame: At birth, day 1, 2 and 3 and thereafter twice weekly up post menstrual age week 40 (appr.) ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]Development of body weight in treated infants will be compared with untreated controls
- Length [ Time Frame: Once weekly up to End of Study (at term age (post menstrual week 40)) ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]Development of length in treated infants will be compared with untreated controls
- Brain volume and head circumference [ Time Frame: Study days 1, 3, 7, 14, 21 and at PMA 6 weeks and at term age (post menstrual week 40) ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]Development of brain volume and head circumference in treated infants will be compared with untreated controls
- Number of days in neonatal intensive care [ Time Frame: At home discharge ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]Total number of days in neonatal intensive care prior to home discharge for treated infants will be compared with untreated controls
- Adverse events [ Time Frame: Throughout the study ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]Hematology, clinical chemistry, physical examinations and vital signs including heart rate, blood pressure, oxygen saturation and breath frequency will be monitored from birth throughout the study.
- IGF-I levels [ Time Frame: From day of birth up to end of study ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]IGF-I levels and associated pharmacokinetic parameters during and after continuous infusion of rhIGF-I/rhIGFBP-3 will be monitored from day of birth up to study end (postmenstrual week 40)
- Blood glucose levels [ Time Frame: Throughout the treatment period ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]
- Long term follow up [ Time Frame: At 2.5 and 5.5 years of age ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]All infants will be screened at 2.5 and 5.5 years of age with regard to visual development. Ocular fundus photographs for digital image analysis of the retinal vascular morphology will be taken at 2.5 and 5.5 years and at 5.5 years of age the children will have a clinical physical examination, including ultrasound of heart, kidney and spleen size, as well as a test of neuropsychologic functions (e.g. WISC) and test of pulmonary function. The pubertal development will be investigated by a pediatric endocrinologist at 10.5 years for the girls and at 12 years for the boys.
|Estimated Enrollment:
|Study Start Date:
|June 2010
|Estimated Study Completion Date:
|December 2013
|Estimated Primary Completion Date:
|December 2013 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
No Intervention: No IGF-I administration
Standard neonatology care without administration of IGF-I
Drug: mecasermin rinfabate
Continuous intravenous infusion
Other Name: IGF-I
Detailed Description:
Low Insulin-Like Growth Factor I (IGF-I) levels in premature infants between gestational ages of 23 and 40 weeks is a predictor of ROP. Restoration of IGF-I to normal in uteri levels may prevent ROP by allowing normal vessel growth and survival. An increase of serum IGF-I levels to approximately reach the level for corresponding gestational age (GA) of 20-60 μg/L, thus bringing levels to within physiological range, may prevent development of ROP.
In a phase-I pharmacokinetic study, the amount of recombinant human IGF-I (rhIGF-I), administered as a single infusion over three hours, required to produce Postmenstrual Age (PMA) levels of IGF-I within the normal intrauterine range for corresponding Gestational Age (GA)in premature infants was established. An algorithm was developed to predict the appropriate individual dose to reach levels of IGF-I corresponding to intrauterine levels when administering rhIGF-I as a continuous intravenous infusion.
In the present study, the dose of rhIGF-I needed, when administered as continuous infusion, to keep the PMA levels of IGF-I within the normal intrauterine range for corresponding GA from day after birth (study day 1) and up to and including maximally PMA age 31 weeks + 6 days (which is the same anticipated approach of a future preventive treatment), will be investigated. Moreover, the outcome on ROP development and other efficacy endpoints by increasing and maintaining the IGF-I levels to within intrauterine levels will be compared to a control group randomized to receive standard neonatal care without administration of study drug
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|up to 1 Day
|Genders Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- Signed informed consent from parents/guardians;
- Subject must be between 26 weeks + 0 days and 27 weeks +6 days gestation (Section A) or between 23 weeks + 0 days and 27 weeks + 6 days gestation (Section B, C and Control Groups)
Exclusion Criteria:
- Infants born small for gestational age (SGA), i.e. weight at birth <-2 SDS (Section A only);
- Detectable gross malformation;
- Known or suspected chromosomal abnormality, genetic disorder, or syndrome, according to the investigator"s opinion;
- Persistent plasma glucose level <2.5 mmol/L or >10 mmol/L at study day 0 (day of birth);
- Anticipated need of administration of erythropoietin (rhEPO) during treatment with study drug
- Mother with diabetes requiring insulin;
- Clinically significant neurological disease according to the investigator"s opinion;
- Any other condition or therapy that, in the investigator's opinion, may pose a risk to the subject or interfere with the subject"s ability to be compliant with this protocol or interfere with interpretation of results.
|Gothenburg University Hospital
|Gothenburg, Sweden
|Lund University Hospital
|Lund, Sweden
|Karolinska University Hospital
|Stockholm, Sweden
|Principal Investigator:
|David Ley, MD, PhD
|Lund University Hospital, Sweden
|Principal Investigator:
|Niklasson Aimon, MD, PhD
|Gothenburg University Hospital, Sweden
|Principal Investigator:
|Boubou Hallberg, MD, PhD
|Karolinska University Hospital
Additional Information:
Additional publications automatically indexed to this study by ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier (NCT Number):
|Responsible Party:
|Premacure AB, a Member of the Shire Group of Companies
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT01096784 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
|Study First Received:
|March 9, 2010
|Last Updated:
|June 24, 2013
|Health Authority:
|Sweden: Medical Products Agency
Sweden: Regional Ethical Review Board
Keywords provided by Premacure AB, a Member of the Shire Group of Companies:
insulin-like growth factor i
retinopathy of prematurity
bronchopulmonary dysplasia
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Body Weight
Bronchopulmonary Dysplasia
Retinal Diseases
Retinopathy of Prematurity
Signs and Symptoms
Ventilator-Induced Lung Injury
Lung Injury
Lung Diseases
Respiratory Tract Diseases
Infant, Premature, Diseases
Infant, Newborn, Diseases
Eye Diseases
Mitosis Modulators
Molecular Mechanisms of Pharmacological Action
Pharmacologic Actions
ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on April 17, 2014


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Bunnycoin – New Cryptocurrency. A brand new cryptocurrency called Bunnycoin will be released very soon via the Bitcointalk.org forum. This currency will have some revolutionary features that will make it different from the other market alternatives such as Bitcoin, Litecoin, Dogecoin and Peercoin. To learn more you can visit the Official Bunnycoin Website. Also be sure to follow "Bunnycoin" on Twitter and Facebook.
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This ring is full of sparkling diamonds- twenty of them sit in the band, surrounding one alluring, luxurious gemstone. The curvy lines in between the diamonds and the gemstone are known as a Celtic knot, an ancient symbol of the journey of life you and your loved one are embarking on together, with a love so strong, it can only be described as infinite. This is a classic ring for a classy woman, who will feel your love even more than she already does, as soon as she opens the box and lays her eyes on the dazzling sparkles inside. and This engagement ring features a 7mm cushion-cut center stone, surrounded by 20 sparkling diamonds.
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Amazing ! The stone is a little larger than expected, and also a little darker - but when it catches the light it has so much depth and sparkle. So many compliments already and it was great value for money - looks much more expensive than it really was. It is hands down the most beautiful ring I've seen and exactly what we wanted for my engagement ring. Perfect.
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NEW?ULM - An Extreme Snowmobile Hillclimb will be held on Saturday, Jan. 19, in the New Ulm area. The event is organized by the Mid America Snow and Terrain Expert Racers (MASTERS) Professional Snowmobile Sanction Circuit. The hill will be built and developed by the River Valley Dutchmen Snowmobile Club. This snowmobile hillclimb will be the first of at least three hillclimbs that the MASTERS will have in the winter of 2013.
The New Ulm hillclimb will also be the first World Championship Snowmobile Hillclimb qualifying event for the season.
The MASTERS Circuit is the Midwest Snowmobile Hillclimb Circuit for those that want to qualify for the World Championships held in Jackson, Wyo., March 21-24, 2013.
The Pro Stock King of the Hill and the Pro Mod King of the Hill at the River Valley Dutchmen Extreme Snowmobile Hillclimb will automatically qualify for the World Championships in Jackson, Wyo. In addition to qualifying for the World Championships the Pro Stock King of the Hill will also receive $500 from Miller-Sellner. The Pro Mod King of the Hill will also receive $500 from Vetter Sales and Service.
This event also includes a class for stock and modified 120 cc sleds as well as a class for amateurs. The Pro Drivers compete on a course of gates that the drivers must go around. The 120 cc and amateur class drivers will go straight up the hill.
The MASTERS will bring up to 40 professional snowmobile hillclimbers to the New Ulm area. Each hillclimber brings a crew with them, and brings their families
All drivers are required to pre-register by Jan. 12.
For more information about the event go to www.mastersracing.net or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com. Information is also available at the River Valley Dutchmen Snowmobile Hillclimb and the Masters Racing pages on Facebook.
The event will begin at 9 a.m., on Saturday, Jan. 19. Food, refreshments and VIP parking will be available on the grounds.


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GOLF AND SPAS have become twin amenities these days: It's as if you can't have one without the other. Planners have discovered that resorts with both championship golf and a high-profile spa appeal to a wide range of tastes and needs, and golfers have fallen in love with spas because they provide a soothing respite after a long day of play.
To find out which golf and spa resorts stand above the rest, we asked a panel of readers, editors, and members of our Golden Links Advisory Board (see page 57). Following are their top 10 picks.
- THE BOULDERS, Carefree, Ariz.
So carefully has The Boulders been integrated into the Sonoran Desert foothills north of Scottsdale that at first glance, you almost miss the resort's adobe-style casitas, guest accommodations built in clusters among large granite boulder formations.
Golf at The Boulders on two Jay Moorish — designed courses is the quintessential target-style, desert golf experience with groves of large cacti, and awesome rock formations.
At the Golden Door Spa, traditional therapies are accented by signature treatments such as the Turquoise Wrap, which features a smudging ceremony, dry-brush massage, ionized turquoise clay, and indigenous herbs such as aloe, yucca, and sage. (480) 488-9009; www.wyndham.com
- THE BROADMOOR, Colorado Springs, Colo.
Standing on the fairway with flawless blue skies above and snow-capped mountains in the distance, it's hard not to fall in love with this resort.
The three golf courses, dotted with blue spruce, Siberian elms, and Douglas firs, are surrounded by mountains. The East Course is a Donald Ross design with super-slick greens and waterfalls.
Pampering abounds at The Broadmoor's two-level lakefront spa, noted for its hydrotherapy and balneology treatments and inhalation rooms. Don't leave without trying the signature Broadmoor Falls, a water treatment involving multiple shower-heads and a high-pressure hose. (719) 634-7711; www.broadmoor.com
- THE CLOISTER AT SEA ISLAND, Sea Island, Ga.
Seventy miles south of Savannah, The Cloister has been a bastion of Southern gentility and seaside elegance since 1928. The Cloister's three courses offer panoramas of the island, salt marshes, creeks, the ocean, and St. Simons Sound. Most notable of the trio is the Seaside Course, a symphony of tidal creeks, dunes, and salt marshes that was developed in the tradition of Scottish links.
The Sea Island Spa features traditional treatments and unique offerings such as Beach Tai Chi, Fairway Flexibility, and hatha and kundalini yoga. (912) 638-3611; www.seaisland.com
- DORAL GOLF RESORT & SPA, Miami
The 148,000-square-foot, Mediterranean-style Spa at Doral combines the elegant atmosphere of an Italian retreat with a contemporary American spa. Recently renovated with new spa suites, the spa offers more than 100 treatments, highlighted by the Blue Monster Massage and Sports Recovery jet hydrotherapy.
The Blue Monster Massage is an inviting experience, especially for those who play the course sporting the same moniker. The Blue Monster is a tough, unyielding layout with water everywhere. When you are through with the Blue Monster — or it is through with you — there are four other championship courses at Doral. (305) 592-2000; www.doralresort.com
- GRAND WAILEA RESORT & SPA, Maui, Hawaii
The Grand Wailea Resort & Spa is the ultimate stress-busting tropical paradise. It's difficult to imagine, but the three golf courses take second place to the spa. This isn't your standard resort spa: Besides many water-based treatments, Wailea has a full array of treatments for men and after-golf massages.
The must-play among the resort's trio of courses is Robert Trent Jones Jr.'s rugged Wailea Gold, a wonderland of sloping fairways, indigenous Hawaiian grasses, and lava rock walls. (800) 888-6100; www.grandwailea.com
- GRANDE LAKES, Orlando, Fla.
Set apart from the madding theme park crowds is Grande Lakes Orlando, a sprawling complex that has both a Ritz-Carlton and a J.W. Marriott.
A subtle citrus fragrance wafts through the air at the 40,000-square-foot Ritz-Carlton Spa, which offers a full menu of health and beauty treatments and wellness and workout programs. Amenities include 40 treatment rooms, a full-service salon, and a spa cafe.
The pampering continues on the Greg Norman — designed golf course, which winds through wetlands and wooded areas at the headwaters of the Florida Everglades. A caddie concierge accompanies each foursome, tending to a range of needs, from lining up putts and raking bunkers to retrieving cold libations and making post-round dinner reservations. (407) 206-2401; www.grandelakes.com
- THE GREENBRIER, White Sulphur Springs, W.Va.
One of the nation's original golf/spa resorts, The Greenbrier, surrounded by 6,500 acres of gardens and woodlands and the Allegheny Mountains, has been hosting golfers and spa lovers since 1913.
The hotel is built on a therapeutic mineral hot spring, and the spa blends old-fashioned comfort with high-tech spa treatments. Hydrotherapy is a key focus, with 17 sulphur and mineral treatments.
The Greenbrier offers three golf courses, including the Old White Course, a Scottish-style layout designed by Charles Blair MacDonald, as well as the Sam Snead Golf Academy. (304) 536-1110; www.greenbrier.com
- THE PHOENICIAN, Scottsdale, Ariz.
Nestled on 235 acres of lush manicured lawn and desert terrain at the base of Camelback Mountain, The Phoenician is a dazzling resort with a multimillion-dollar art collection, a 2-acre cactus garden, a stunning spa, and 27 holes of golf.
The Phoenician Centre for Well-Being emphasizes spirituality and tranquility. Calming herbal wraps with sage, juniper, and rosemary are offered.
Equally inspiring is the golf experience, which is dominated by picturesque waterfalls, towering saguaro cacti and other Sonoran Desert flora, and steep drops from the mountainside. (480) 941-8200; www.thephoenician.com
- PGA NATIONAL GOLF RESORT & SPA, Palm Beach Gardens, Fla.
Set in a meticulously landscaped 2,340-acre resort/residential community, the 339-room hotel is connected to a 52,500-square-foot, European-style spa.
The five golf courses are designed by a star-studded lineup of architects: Jack Nicklaus, Tom Fazio, George Fazio, Arnold Palmer, and Karl Litten. The headliner layout is the Champion Course, which was redesigned by Jack Nickluas in 1990, a long, tough course that has hosted the Ryder Cup and the PGA Senior Championship.
At The Spa, the European philosophy of cleansing the body of impurities and toxins is a strong focus. A key feature is an outdoor pool complex called Waters of the World, which incorporates salts from the Dead Sea and the Salies de Bearn in the Pyrenees. (561) 627-2000; www.pga-resorts.com
- PINEHURST RESORT, Pinehurst, N.C.
If you don't have the connections to drench yourself in American golf tradition at Augusta National, Pinehurst Resort is arguably the next best thing. The hallways of this classic Victorian hotel are dotted with vintage golf photos paying homage to its glorious past.
With eight championship courses, the golf menu at Pinehurst Resort is one of the largest of any resort. Its premier course is Pinehurst 2, the site of the 1999 U.S. Open. Donald Ross engineered dips, swales, bunkers, and crowned greens into this timeless beauty.
Opened in 2002, the 31,000-square-foot Spa at Pinehurst offers more than 40 services, including its most popular treatments, the Hot Stone Massage and the Magnolia Facial. Golfers' massages and pedicures are among the most popular men's services. (910) 295-6811; www.pinehurst.com


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- Plastic to cover work surface
- Sponge brush
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Mix soda ash fixer/salt solution; soak shirt. To mix fixer, dissolve four packets of fixer that come with dyes and &½ cup table salt into 1-2 quarts of warm water. Soak shirt in solution for 20 minutes. Note: Do not discard fixer; it can be reused.
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To mix dyes, fill the bottles with warm water and shake. Replace spout tops with spray tops.
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To spray dye shirt, take shirt out of fixer and squeeze out excess moisture. Lay face down on plastic-covered dyeing area. Spray a fuchsia horizontal stripe, making several passes on the fabric. Then spray orange areas of shirt, overlapping fuchsia.
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The color should be about one third to one half more intense than you want because it will be lighter when the shirt is rinsed and dried. For the most subtle shading, dilute the dye to half strength - use jars to hold reserved dyes and make 4-6 passes with each color.
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Wipe off overspray with paper towels, and turn shirt over. Repeat process to dye front of shirt.
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Let shirt set damp with dye for 4-8 hours or longer - longer setting time yields deeper color. Rinse in warm water, then wash in washing machine with warm water. Machine or line dry.
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To apply stenciled flower design, insert cardboard into washed, dried and pressed shirt. Cut out flower stencil motif; position on shirt. Apply Ultra Soft Paint with a small sponge or brush. Remove stencil when the paint is partly dry. Using same process, reposition stencil to create two additional flowers. Let dry thoroughly. Do not wash for 72 hours.
TipsPlease refer to Dazzle Dye General Directions for background information.
Set up the dye area by covering work surface with plastic.
Have a container of water and roll of paper towels nearby to rinse and dry gloved fingers.


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December 12th, 2009
knomo support 'Women in the City' Awards
On 27th November 2009, for the 4 year running, knomo supported the annual 'Women in the City' awards, held at Plaisterers Hall, next to the rather grand 'London Wall' (that famously kept The Great Fire of London from eradicating London altogether). The venue is ideal for such an opulent event, catering for 370 of The City's finest female workers, from bankers to accountants and insurance execs to property professionals. knomo provide prizes for the winners of the various awards and this year were invited to set-up shop at the event to discuss the attendees business bag needs… Read more
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News Releases
Students of the late painting professor Rob Erdle, regents professor emeritus at UNT, plan to celebrate his life by displaying his work alongside their own.
UNT's Contemporary Arab and Muslim Cultural Studies Institute welcomes Sheila Blair, Boston College professor of Islamic and Asian art, for the free lecture "By the Pen: The Art of Writing in Islamic Art."
UNT will offer a variety of workshops for students, professionals and families this summer.
Kaplan will be the final speaker for this year's University of North Texas Kuehne Speaker Series on National Security. His lecture begins at noon in the Gold Room on the second floor of The Fairmont Dallas hotel
Regents Professor of Studio Arts Harlan Butt and Department of English Lecturer David Taylor will be granted a semester off from teaching duties to work on their projects full time.
Award winning films from Palestine, Iraq, Tunisia, Egypt, Yemen, Lebanon, Jordan, Saudi Arabia and Syria will be featured at the second annual Arab Film Festival Texas, presented by UNT's Contemporary Arab and Muslim Cultural Studies Institute.
Research Releases
The 2007-2011 drug cartel wars in Mexico's border city of Ciudad Juarez were covered mostly by veteran female reporters, who often arrived at murder scenes before law enforcement officials. And many of these women needed emotional support from each other as a result, says a UNT faculty member who spent several months researching media coverage of the crimes.
Is height important in matters of the heart? According to new research from Rice University and the University of North Texas, the height of a potential partner matters more to women than men, and mostly for femininity and protection.
Justin Zhong, a second-year student in the Texas Academy of Mathematics and Science at UNT, has been named a semifinalist in the 2014 Intel Science Talent Search.
Featured Experts
April 15 (Tuesday) will mark the first anniversary of the bombings at the Boston Marathon. UNT faculty members are available to discuss topics related to the Boston Marathon bombings.
In advance of World Autism Awareness Day on April 2 and National Autism Awareness Month this April, experts from the UNT Kristin Farmer Autism Center are available to discuss rising prevalence rates in autism, the importance of early identification and early intervention and more autism-related topics.
The Ukrainian military is on high alert, one week after Ukrainian president Viktor Yanukovych was ousted. Russia captured the Crimean Peninsula without firing a shot, and has been accused of piracy for blocking two of the Ukraine's warships and ordering them to surrender or be seized. UNT faculty members are available to provide commentary and analysis on underlying issues prompting the political turmoil in the Ukraine.


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Using several inspirational readings, Suzanne Cunningham highlighted the opportunities teachers have always had to share values and give encouragement to students in their classrooms every day. Reading from 365 Meditations from Teachers, she shared a devotion written by a teacher after helping students learn the concept of cooperation through decision-making in group activities. Then, after emphasizing several verses from the poem "Hold Onto Your Dreams," she shared the Helen Steiner Rice poem "Teach Us to Live," reminding DKG educators that "in the Father's Holy Sight no man is yellow, black or white / And peace on earth cannot be found / Until we meet on common ground / And every man becomes a brother / Who worships God and loves each other.
In the Music and Related Arts segment, Joy Borden enlightened the group about changes in the way music has been taught to children through the years, stressing the more positive aspects used by music teachers today. Then, in a Moment of Society Orientation, Juanita Badgett, Sigma Chapter secretary and Beta State Rules and Bylaws Committee chairperson, briefed members about the Educational Excellence Committee established in 2010 at the DKG International Convention. She reiterated goals and objectives adopted for the 2012-2014 biennium, including promotion of the Schools for Africa project; supporting early-career educators; and encouraging programs and activities that focus on educational excellence, leadership and lifelong learning of women educators. Additionally, she shared some suggested program topics and activities local chapters might incorporate into their meetings.
Dot Padgett reported on chapter projects, including donations sent to Schools for Africa as well as the September opportunity to contribute to the Beta State Emergency Fund. These donations are used to help Delta Kappa Gamma members affected by tornadoes or other natural disasters in their areas. Several DKG members statewide suffered property losses during the 2011 tornadoes that ravaged Alabama.
Sigma Chapter Vice-President Angela Morgan, now also serving as the District 14 representative for Uniserv, gave an informative and instructional presentation on the topic "Technology in the Classroom." She shared several "old school" teaching methods for incorporating technology into the classroom, such as using Powerpoint, Microsoft Publisher, and various game formats considered basically lecture-oriented and teacher-centered. The "new school" methods, becoming more popular in classrooms today, include formats such as Teacher Tube, You Tube, Moodle, Access, APEX, Odyssey, USA Test Prep, Live Binders, Pinterest, smart phones, smart boards, smart tables, and other media forms considered more student-centered. Angela gave several examples for incorporating these methods into the classroom and then discussed both pros and cons when employing these types of technology. Using feedback obtained from local school systems and parents, she stated that although these new methods are much more interesting and student-friendly, schools continue to work through issues and concerns as they incorporate ever-changing technology into the classroom.
After completion of chapter business, President Gloria Horton shared the Beta State Executive Committee Report, adding that their theme for the year is "It's a New Day," and the statewide project focus is on the American Cancer Society. The Sigma Chapter theme for 2013-2014 is "A Time for Renewal, A Time for Change." She and Angela Morgan also mentioned possible project ideas, opportunities for recruitment, and officer election for the upcoming 2014-2016 biennium.


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Renewable energy based electricity generation for isolated mini-grids in Zambia
Recognizing the need to enhance access of energy to rural communities, UNIDO is implementing a GEF/UNEP funded renewable energy project in Zambia, which will establish on pilot basis three mini-grids powered by renewable energy sources (solar, biomass and small hydro) in rural communities that cannot be reached in the immediate term by the national grid.
The electricity so generated will be used for income generating activities in the targeted
communities as well as for other energy services. To ensure local ownership, the communities, individual consumers, the public utility, and investors will actively contribute to the programme.
The project will install a 1 MW biomass gasifier plant for power generation; a small hydropower station (1 MW) linking with productive uses and a solar energy mini-grid to introduce solar lanterns for fishing activities at night. The project will contribute to a legal, institutional, and policy framework that provides a favorable environment for commercial deployment of renewable energy based mini-grids in rural areas of Zambia. National and local capacity for commercial deployment of renewable energy based mini-grids in rural areas of Zambia is expected to sustain further expansion of the market for these technologies.


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Chinese Health Delegation Visits UCLA
The Examiner blog reports on a visit by a delegation from China's Ministry of Health to UCLA to learn how traditional Chinese medicine and integrative medicine are practiced in the U.S. as part of a new health care model. The article cites Dr. Ka-Kit Hui, UCLA's Wallis Annenberg Professor of Integrative EastWest Medicine and director of the UCLA Center for EastWest Medicine, and Dr. Eugene A. Washington, UCLA vice chancellor for health sciences and dean of the David Geffen School of Medicine.
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"Chelsea Lately" comedian Chelsea Handler might be getting serious with hotelier Andre Balazs, but don't assume that the relationship will evolve to children.
"I don't think I'd be a great mother," Handler, 38, told talk show host Amanda de Cadenet during an April 27 episode of her show. "I don't want to have a kid and have it raised by a nanny. I don't have the time to raise a child."
Brutally honest, but it's what we've come to expect from the outspoken E! host. Not that she's the only celebrity to swear off children: Plenty of A-listers have expressed their desire to remain childless for the foreseeable future.
Zooey Deschanel
"New Girl" actress Zooey Deschanel seems like she'd be a fun, quirky mom. However, the divorced funnywoman told Marie Claire that she didn't develop the desire to have kids.
"My sister was always very motherly, babysitting and stuff," she said of older sister, "Bones" star Emily Deschanel. "I like kids, and I like being around kids -- but it was never an ambition... I like working. That's what I like doing. I like to work."
Eva Mendes
Want to see what the offspring of Eva Mendes and Ryan Gosling would look like? Well, you'll be guessing for a while: She doesn't want children.
"I don't wanna have kids," she said in 2007. "I love the little suckers; they're so cute but I love sleep so much and I worry about everything."
We wonder if that'll ever cause problems between Mendes and her "Place Beyond the Pines" beau? Gosling has talked a length about his desire for children.
"I'd like to be making babies but I'm not, so I'm making movies," he said in 2011. "When someone comes along, I don't think I'll be able to do both and I'm fine with that. I'll make movies until I make babies."
Guess that means we'll be seeing plenty more Gosling movies.
George Clooney
It's not exactly surprising that eternal bachelor George Clooney doesn't want children. The actor -- currently dating Stacy Keibler -- says kids make him nervous.
And if he wants to experience the joys of family? He just calls up pals Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie.
"If I need to surround myself with children and feel like I have this big extended family, I can always call Brad and Angie and ask them to stay with me, just to remind myself why I'm so happy," he joked in 2008.
Cameron Diaz
Actress Cameron Diaz once said that having children would mess up her perfect life.
"I think it's just a different choice... People might say, 'That's bull. She actually really wants to have a baby.' My answer is, 'No! Everything I'm bringing into my life right now isn't geared toward that,'" she said in 2009.
Agree or not, you have to admire her honesty.
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NEW YORK — In later versions of an obituary Jan. 2 for radio host Bob Grant, The Associated Press erroneously reported his year of birth. He was born in 1929, not 1939.
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Conservative NY radio host Bob Grant dies at 84
Conservative NY radio host Bob Grant, fired for remarks about black commerce chief, dies at 84
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Andrew Shaw gets three games. Mike Smith WILL play tonight. Per Dreger
Some notes, via TSN - Leighton has cleared re-entry waivers. Also, Nicklas Backstrom will have a hearing for the crosscheck (shown below).
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Chris Kreider made his NHL debut and played 11:11 for the Rangers. He didn't get any PP time, but saw some time with Richards and Gaborik, who are alright linemates. With Carl Hagelin suspended for two more games, we'll get to see more of him. Kreider was glued to the bench in the second half of the third, as it was a close game.
It was still dumb of me to take him as a dark horse in the final round of a playoff pool. Building around Rangers, Preds and Coyotes (just based on where I drafted, the more preferable teams were already picked clean). When it got down to the final round, I had to decide between Brian Boyle – who I thought was a great dark horse and could get anywhere from 4-12 points in 15 games – or Kreider. And since I love shocking people with off the board picks, I went Kreider. Now Boyle is having the series of his life. Three goals in three games, when his entire team has seven goals. It was a low-risk draft pick, but going with the other option obviously was the better move.
It's called arrogance. Being a know-it-all and a show off had me picking off the board. And not for the first time. It pays off so rarely, but damn it feels good when it does.
Boyle also has 12 shots and nine PIM on the series.
Daniel Alfredsson missed the game with a concussion, but was in the morning skate. I get the feeling he'll be back within two games, as he was a game-time decision and had passed the baseline concussion tests.
Bobby Butler got into his first career playoff game and managed five shots in 14 minutes of action. That's exactly what he's there for, it just didn't go in for him.
Both James Neal and Arron Asham will have hearings today. Asham's was clearly out of line and a multi-game suspension. Neal's was just careless, but I don't know about intent - he turned on Couturier. The Giroux one, not so innocent. But given the star power, I can see a one game suspension for him, or perhaps just a fine. Probably not more than that.
After being squeaky clean for two games, Milan Lucic picked up four minor penalties last night.
Zdeno Chara and Brooks Laich each picked up their first three points of the postseason last night.
Dennis Wideman has been a minus player in each playoff game so far. Going back to the regular season, he has two points and is minus-9 in his last 15 games.
Nicklas Backstrom got a match penalty after the game for crosschecking Rich Peverley in the face – could lead to a suspension.
Patrik Berglund and Andy McDonald are having strong series. Berglund has four points and McDonald five, after three games. They play on the same line, so perhaps Berglund would have had a big year with Andy on the line instead of Stewart.
Brian Elliott has only given up three or more goals eight times out of 37 starts this year. Two of those eight were in his last two starts though. Not a great time to show your mortality.
Chris Stewart was back in the lineup but played the big 8:46.
Here is a new look for the Nashville lines in practice – other than the Fisher line of course, which will always stay together until death do them part – Fisher, S. Kostitsyn, Erat; Spaling, Radulov, A. Kostitsyn; Gaustad, Horny, Bourque; Legwand, Halischuk, Yip. Quite the opportunity for Spaling, who still needs to prove that he can be a top sixer as opposed to a checker. Hal Gill also skated for the first time.
Detroit is using new lines as well, at least in practice – Zetterberg, Filpps, Hudler; Datsyuk, Franzen, Cleary; Abdelkader, Bertuzzi, Miller; Emmerton, Nyquist, Holmstrom.
Not to be outdone, Chicago practices with new lines - Brunette-Kane-Hossa, Stalberg-Toews-Sharp.
Minor news, but interesting – the Isles will not be bringing back their assistant coaches.
With the end of the AHL season and some teams not making the playoffs, Detroit, Chicago and Ottawa recalled a slew of players. Of note, Tomas Tatar, Fabian Brunnstrom, Thomas McCollum, Robin Lehner, Mika Zibanejad, Patrick Wiercioch, Stephane Da Costa, Mark Stone, Brandon Pirri and Brandon Saad.
The Flyers have placed Michael Leighton on re-entry waivers. Feel free to raise a Spockian eyebrow.
May be nothing, but Mike Smith and Martin Hanzal were not in practice for the Coyotes yesterday.
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The Backstrom crosscheck – uh oh…
Sobotka takes down Moore, and Polak takes down Braun as the Blues throw their muscle around:
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As for the Neal crap. Really, he hits an unsuspecting player who didn't even touch the puck. Couturier drops like he was shot? Have you ever played the game? Try taking a hit when you are not aware the guy is about to cream you and then tell me if he was acting like he was shot. Neal is a gutless b*tch just like his captain. If he had any b*lls he would have gone after Simmonds and received proper treatment.
Not only does Neal take out his frustrations on Couturier but then he goes after Girouxs' head much like Gena did the last few regular season games. Why is it that none of that is looked at? Oh yes, because the Pens are the favoured child of the NHL. Typical. You tell me, if Hartnell made those exact same hits to Cindy and Gena would he still be playing or would the league be throwing the book at him. That's what I thought.
I got no problem with you defending your Pens and trying to downplay just how pathetically dirty they are but at least have the cohones to own up to the fact that what they are doing is no different than what countless other players have done over the years when things aren't going as expected in the playoffs. Throwing a temper tantrum like a 5 yr old child who wasn't given what they wanted.
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everything you described below translates to one thing, MELTDOWN.
Everything the Pens are doing is happening because they are MELTING DOWN and they've lost control. When a team is losing and no matter what they do to win doesn't work, especially with the caliber of talent they have, they become unravelled and spiral out of the playoffs.
The Flyers have handed it to them and have had a response for everything they have done and they are totally in their heads.
The Crosby is a whiner/cry baby comments got old 4 years ago dude, find something else to talk about. If the camera was on Giroux or Timonen or Briere or Hartnell at all times like it is on Crosby, you'd see them bitching and moaning all game long too.
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If Weber got 1+ games for the face slam, i don't think teams would be going AS crazy.
Giroux stumbled after Neal's hit because his helmet was stuck over his eyes and he tripped over his own feet. OBVIOUSLY Neal wanted to lay Giroux out but i am certain there was no intent to target the head. Giroux was out in the scrums right after and tangled up with Crosby (although nothing happened) again.
Whatever Asham gets for his 'deadly' cross-check on Schenn, Backstrom should get 1 game less since he didn't punch Peverley too. If Peverley didn't get his stick up, he wouldn't have any teeth today and if Peverley dropped the way Schenn did, people would be going wild about it.
Everyone complains about the Pens diving (and i agree that Letang does it as much as anyone in the league) yet it's lost on all of the haters that the Flyers are doing the exact same thing. Both Schenn and Couturier went down like they were shot and came out swinging the very next shift but because the Pens were unraveling, it was lost. No doubt do i think Asham should sit, i would rather have more skill in the line-up anyway...not that it matters much.
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has all series.
stewart just doesn't have the skills to be successful in any kind of system other than a run and gun offence...
well, maybe a center like giroux could make him a star.
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MOUNT VERNON The Road Home will perform Friday at 7 p.m. at Sips Coffee House.
The Road Home is an Ashland-based duo made up of Jason and Lydia Nowakowski, locally known both for their original material and for their acoustic interpretations of folk, country, soul and pop songs. Their repertoire encompasses a diverse range of styles and sounds, from 1960s rock and folk to modern indie and alt-country styles.
As the primary vocalist, Lydias country and gospel influence blend with modern indie sounds, supported by the acoustic guitar and backing vocals of Jason.
The Road Home has played at various venues and events in Northeastern Ohio including Brumbys Coffeehouse and Pizzeria, Whats 4 Dessert, Aromas, Java House, Relax-Its Just Coffee, Global Gallery Columbus, Local Roots Market, Downtown Perk and Dessert Oasis, Ashland Christian Health Center Benefit and the Hospice of North Central Ohio Community Corn Roast. The Road Home is currently working on expanding their repertoire of original material, as well as pursuing recording an album.
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"I think Kenyan Drake has a lot of ability. He can certainly contribute," Alabama coach Nick Saban said Wednesday as his team prepares to face Virginia Tech on Saturday. "I don't think he will contribute a lot in this game. I don't think he has a significant role in this game. We had to get other guys ready to do things, and they actually did well enough.
"I also think Kenyan Drake is going to be a guy that's going to be a contributor long term to our team and can be a very good player for us."
Drake, the Crimson Tide's third leading rusher last season, has practiced as a scout-team running back.
Sophomore running back T.J. Yeldon is the clear No. 1 with Jalston Fowler listed at No. 2.
HENRY'S NUMBER CHANGE: Derrick Henry wore No. 2 during high school, took No. 3 when he arrived at Alabama, but will have a completely different number when the Tide takes the field against Virginia Tech.
Henry practiced in No. 21 on Wednesday, and Saban confirmed the switch is permanent.
Henry previously shared No. 3 with Tide safety Vinnie Sunseri. Two players are allowed to have the same number if they aren't going to be on the field at the same time. But both are slated to contribute on special teams, which meant someone needed to change.
Henry now shares a number with freshman cornerback Maurice Smith.
"Derrick Henry is 21 because of special teams," Saban said. "Too many guys in the same single-digit numbers. You can't operate. You can't have two guys in the game at the same time with the same number on. You have to do it by seniority and he was a good sport about being willing to change and doing whatever he had to do for the team."
Henry is one of two freshmen running backs listed on the Tide's two-deep depth chart. Altee Tenpenny is the other. Henry is listed on the third team, but was seen taking carries at the No. 2 spot during practice Tuesday and Wednesday.
BYE WEEK BEFORE A&M: While having an extra week to prepare for an opponent is generally seen as a positive, Saban isn't particularly fond of the Tide's bye week before its clash with Texas A&M in College Station on Sept. 14.
"No, I don't really like it," Saban said during the SEC coaches teleconference Wednesday. "I don't ever remember having it that way, but it is what it is. And we're going to do what we need to do to take advantage of it and continue to develop our team and use the extra practice days to try to improve and prepare for the opponents that we have down the road.
"It is what it is. We've known it's going to be this way for a long time. We have a plan for it, and we'll implement it and try to improve our team with the circumstances that we have."


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LibreOffice vs. Microsoft Office in real life
For most people, Microsoft Office Word is synonymous with word processing in general. They do not know or care that there used to be software like WordPerfect, or that some people run LibreOffice, AbiWord, and many other programs. For them, .doc is all they know and will ever open. Do not even try to tempt them with .rtf files, you might get into some serious trouble.
In this reality, you must work with such people, sometimes, if the count of affected users exceeds one. You might be forced to send them your text documents. And when I say text, it means a binary format of some kind used by a word processing software. And when I say word processing, I mean Word. Microsoft, Office, Word.
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BiographyDr. Steven Zeiler focuses on the diagnosis and management of cerebrovascular disease (stroke), including acute stroke therapy, secondary prevention of stroke, and recovery from stroke.
Dr. Steven Zeiler received his medical and doctor of philosophy degrees from the University of Colorado. He completed a one year internal medicine internship at the University of Colorado prior to coming to Johns Hopkins for his residency training in Neurology. Following his residency, Dr. Zeiler then completed a one year fellowship in Vascular Neurology also at Johns Hopkins.
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- University of Colorado Health Sciences Center ( Denver CO ) (2005)
- University of Colorado ( Boulder CO ) (2002)
- The Johns Hopkins Hospital/Neurology ( Baltimore MD ) (2009)
- The Johns Hopkins Hospital/Neurology ( Baltimore MD ) (2010)
- Vascular Neurology, American Board of Psychiatry & Neurology (2011)
- Neurology, American Board of Psychiatry & Neurology (2009)
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LocationsThe Johns Hopkins Hospital600 N. Wolfe StreetHospital Main Entrance - Sheikh Zayed TowerBaltimore, MD 21287Appointment Phone: 410 614 2381Location MapJohns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center4940 Eastern AvenueBaltimore, MD 21224Appointment Phone: 410 614 2381Location MapJohns Hopkins Outpatient Center601 N. Caroline StreetBaltimore, MD 21287Appointment Phone: 410 614 2381Location Map
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Scott Neil, Senior Director of Engineering, DCP Midstream, is a proud Colorado State University graduate of the Class of 1980 in Mechanical Engineering with concentrations in Energy and Mechanics. He began his career with Phillips Petroleum in Oklahoma City and trained as a Petroleum Engineer gaining professional registration in Oklahoma as a Petroleum Engineer. During his career he shifted to the natural gas gathering, processing and marketing arm of Phillips (GPM) holding the positions of Asset Engineer with increasing levels of authority at 13 different plants and gathering systems, gas transmission pipelines and NGL pipelines across Oklahoma and Texas. Following the merger between GPM and Duke Energy in 2000 forming DCP, he remained with the new organization leading the Houston regional Project Management group, and developing incoming Engineers. Moving back to Denver in 2009, Scott became the company's Project Development Director preparing initial designs, cost estimates and integration plans for the company's large scale growth projects from Texas to Colorado to Maine and the Offshore Gulf of Mexico. This past summer Scott was promoted to Sr. Director of Engineering leading 30 Engineers and 15 Automation Control Specialists executing the $10 Million to $1.2 Billion projects, totaling $4 Billion over the next 3 years.


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The revised projection has been released amid expectations of strong demand and promising employment conditions.
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has raised its growth projections for Chile's economy on the basis of strong domestic demand. It now believes the country's gross domestic product (GDP) will increase 6.5 percent this year, 0.3 per cent more than it predicted just two months ago.In its latest report on Chile's economic outlook, the IMF forecast a 7.8 percent increase in demand this year and a six percent increase in 2012. Based on these figures, the report said Chile's GDP would continue to grow steadily next year, expanding by up to five per cent. At the same time the IMF predicts that inflation rates will remain manageable, peaking at four percent this year before easing off in 2012 to 3.2 percent. Unemployment is expected to remain steady at 7.2 percent until the end of 2012.The global institution highlighted that consumption levels in Chile are set to benefit from strong employment growth and significant salary increases in recent years, while reconstruction projects in the wake of the February 2010 earthquake will continue to drive investment.The report said Chile's economic recovery from last year's natural disaster was being sustained by the nation's flexible exchange rates, its healthy banking system and sound fiscal policies such as sensible inflation targets and robust regulation.According to the report, the biggest risk to Chile's economy is a sudden deceleration in Asian economic activities, leading to a decline in demand for raw materials. To combat the effects of a possible slowdown, the IMF recommends that Chile should increase the pace of fiscal adjustment while setting more ambitious economic goals in the medium term, saying these measures would bolster the country's macroeconomic stability. The report also said it would be prudent for Chile to maintain a high level of liquidity in its financial system.
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Nature's Miracle Advanced Stain & Odor Remover
|Nature's Miracle Advanced Stain & Odor Remover contains an advanced oxygen infused, bio-enzymatic formula that deeply penetrates to eliminate all traces of pet urine, feces and vomit, discouraging the growth of bacteria and germs. Pet-Block System removes pet pheromones. Deeply cleans to remove all pet mess traces. Discourages the growth of bacteria and germs. Destroys odors on contact to prevent re-soiling. Faster drying to minimize tracking during dog stain removal.
Nature's Miracle Stain and Odor Remover
|Nature's Miracle Stain and Odor Remover is guaranteed to permanently remove pet accident stains and odors that other products can't - including old urine odors deep in carpets - with no cover up perfume odors. Safe for use around children and pets. Safe on all water-safe surfaces Billions of natural enzymes, not harmful chemicals, are what make it work The number one selling pet accident stain and odor remover USES: For Fabrics and Clothing: Use as a pre-wash, saturate and wash as usual. For Carpet Cleaning Machines and Dog Runs: Dilute 50/50 with cold water. For Living Areas, Bird Cages and Litter Boxes: Use full strength. DIRECTIONS: For Stains - Lift off solid material, then saturate with Stain & Odor Remover. Wait 5 minutes, then wipe with cloth. If stain persists, reapply and wait one hour. On porous surfaces, use a brush to work solution into stained area.
Pet Stain & Odor Remover
|The Simple Solution Satin and Odor Remover utilizes unique enzymes and Pro-Bacteria to breakdown the glue-like proteins in pet urine. Permanently & Completely removes tough pet stains and odors Safe around Pets & Children Safe for carpets Enzymes break down organic residue, and the Pro-Bacteria eat the residue entirely to permanently eliminate stains and odors from carpets, upholstery or any other water-safe surface.
Nature's Miracle Urine Destroyer Stain & Residue Remover
|Nature's Miracle Urine Destroyer is an advanced stain and residue destroying solution that will work fast to remove stickiness and urine from inside your home when your pet has an accident. Advanced, penetrating stain & residue eliminator Begins to destroy tough-to-get-out odors on contact Removes yellow stains & stickiness caused by bacteria This advanced forumla is perfect for use on urine and spraying.
Nature's Miracle Stain and Odor Remover Nature's Bio-Enzymatic Formula - Lavender Scent
|Nature's Miracle Stain and Odor Remover Nature's Bio-Enzymatic Formula - Lavender Scent uses an incredibly effective bio-enzymatic formula to remove urine, feces, drool vomit or any other pet mess you can think of. Eliminates stains and odors permanently Lavender scented formula Removes pet messes on a variety of different fabric types
Poop Off LED Pet Urine Locator
|Poop Off's LED Pet Urine Locator mini light clearly reveals urine, feces and cat spray invisible to the naked eye. Works on carpet, flooring, concrete, walls, mattresses and furniture. Using a blacklight in a darkened room will make any urine stain glow. Super bright LED Blacklight Lock on button Use while standing Works on carpet, flooring, concrete, walls, mattresses, and furniture Why use a blacklight? This blacklight is tiny, but effectively reveals pet urine deposits. You'll quickly discover urine deposits in areas you thought your pet would never go. You'll also be able to spot old urine deposits that may be the reason you have odors or your pet keeps urinating in a particular area.
Nature's Miracle Advanced Deep Cleaning Carpet Shampoo
|Nature's Miracle Advanced Deep Cleaning Carpet Shampoo is a formula that penetrates into carpet fibers to extract the toughest, smelliest stains and odors. Phosphates free with professional strength detergents. This low foaming formula is made to be used with all water based carpet cleaning machines & steam cleaners Penetrates deep into carpet fibers to get rid of new & old stains Color bright formula with rug conditioners & brighteners No Phosphates
Nature's Miracle Advanced Stain & Odor Remover
|Nature's Miracle Advanced Stain & odor Remover is a battery operated power sprayer that's incredibly easy to use. Helps penetrate deep stains and permanently eliminated organic stains and odors including urine, feces, vomit, food, blood, dirt and grass. Penetrates deep stains Battery operated, easy to use stain and odor remover Deep cleans and permanently eliminates odor and stains Advanced features include the ability to deep clean and remove all pet mess traces, discouraging the spread of unsanitary pet waste while removing pheromones to prevent re-soiling. This advanced stain & odor remover is faster drying to minimize tracking and safe for use around children and pets. Batteries included.
Nature's Miracle No More Marking Stain & Odor Remover with Natural Repellant
|Nature's Miracle No More Marking Stain & Odor Remover with Natural Repellant permanently eliminates all stains & odors. The Nature's Miracle This advanced formula prevents your pet from revisiting and relieving itself on the same spot twice. All natural pet repellent that prevents pets from visiting the same spot twice Eliminates all stains and odors Formulated with only EPA exempt ingredients
Nature's Miracle Stain Odor Remover - Tropical Bloom Scent
|Nature's Miracle Stain Odor Remover removes urine, feces, drool, vomit and other pet messes. This powerful natural bio-enzymatic formula is great for use on carpets, floors, furniture, clothing and more. Natural formula that removes stains and odors Safe and effective Removes urine, feces, drool, vomit and more Guaranteed to permanently eliminate stains and odors, this tropical bloom scent provides a great smell and effectively removes old, deep-set stains and odors.
Nature's Miracle Oxy Formula - Dual Action Stain & Odor Remover
|Nature's Miracle Oxy Formula - Dual Action Stain & Odor Remover is a fast-acting super-oxygenated cleaning formula with the power of natural orange. Penetrates, separates & lifts embedded stains & odors Fresh orange scent For use on carpets, floors, furniture, clothing & more Guaranteed to permanently eliminate stains & odors The lift action formula instantly activates to permanently remove the toughest stains and odors including pet urine, feces, vomit, blood, dirt, smoke, grease and perspiration. Safe and effective, Orange-Oxy Power works to lift deep set stains and completely eliminates unpleasant odors, leaving behind a clean, fresh orange scent.Can be used on all water safe surfaces. Test on a hidden area first to see if discoloration occurs! Non- Acidic and can be used multiple times on tough stains and odors! The pet stain and odor fighting brand you can trust because it works!
Nature's Miracle Hardwood Floor Cleaner
|Nature's Miracle hardwood Floor Cleaner is an advanced formulation that eliminates new and deep-set stains and odors from sealed wood, linoleum, vinyl, concrete, ceramic tile, brick and grout. Ideal for removing stains & odors from urine, feces, grease, oil, fats & other organic substrates Bio-enzymatic formula deep cleans while protecting the natural floor finish Contains Odor-Lock technology for permanent odor removal Nature's Miracle Hardwood Floor Cleaner contains Odor-Lock technology for permanent and superior odor removal. Safe for use around children and pets.
Nature's Miracle 3 in 1 Odor Destroyer - Mountain Fresh Scent & Fresh Linen Scent
|Nature's Miracle 3 in 1 Odor Destroyer is a pet odor eliminator for airborne, fabric AND hard surface odors. Reacts with odor source to eliminate the smell and permanently remove odor. The breakthrough formula reacts with unpleasant pet odors destroying them on contact. The ultimate pet odor eliminator Breaks down the odor, doesn't just mask it! Advanced triple-action formula eliminates sirborne, fabric & hard surface odors
Nature's Miracle Laundry Boost
|Nature's Miracle Laundry Boost is a Laundry Stain & Odor Additive. Use in addition to your Laundry Detergent for superior stain & odor removal. Bio-Enzymatic formula works on tough pet stains, odors and allergens. Laundry stain & odor remover Provides superior stain & odor removal Bio-enzymatic formula works on tough pet stains, odors & allergens Directions: Add 1/4 cup per laundry load along with detergent. For heavy duty stains & odors add 1/2 cup per laundry load along with detergent.
Poop Off Superior Stain & Odor Remover For Dogs and Puppies
|Poop-Off Superior Stain and Odor Remover out cleans and removes odors & stains better because it contains more active enzymes than the three leading brands combined. Formulated with more active enzumes to remove old & new pet stains & odors Use on all types of flooring, furniture & bedding Stops remarking - great for housebreaking Let's face it, there are thousands of stain and odor removers on the market. Each claim to work better than other brands. Whats interesting is that nearly all the products on the market contain blood enzymes or organic eating bacteria. Yes, they will clean stains, but for odors caused by urine or feces they just don't work well. We as pet owners were faced with the same challenges when searching for a product that would remove dog urine from our carpets. Poop-Off Superior Stain and Odor Remover uses a different approach. Poop-Off Superior Stain and Odor Remover uses targeted bacteria that requires less product to remove the worst types odors and stains. Works to remove all types of pet stains and associated odors on any hard or porous surface. Safe to use on all brands and fabrics of carpeting.Life's Great Products Heaven Own Poop-Off Stain Remover will remove stains and odors all around the house and anyplace your pet has had an accident. Works far better than powder or enzyme products and cost a lot less.
Fresh N Clean Oxy Strength Pet Odor & Stain Eliminator
|Fresh N Clean Oxy Strength Pet Odor & Stain Eliminator uses OXY-STRENGTH technology, a special oxygenated compound that starts working instantly to remove pet stains. Eliminates odor Removes pet stains Fresh scent Arm & Hammer deodorizers deliver safe and effective odor elimination leaving your home fresh and clean. Oxy Strength Pet Odor & Stain Eliminator is Available in 32 oz spray bottle and 1 gallon.
Dog Stain & Odor Remover
|Simple Green's Bio Dog cleaner is a stain & odor remover that helps prevent soiling and loosens and lifts soils. Non-toxic and biodegradable, this stain and odor remover is people, pet and surface safe. Non-toxic and biodegradable Works on old & new stains Keeps homes smelling clean and fresh Perfect for urine, vomit, feces, scent-markings, mud, dirt & more! Can be used on carpets, rugs, upholstery*, pet bedding, litter boxes, crates & carriers, tile, finished wood, laminates, concrete, clothing*, curtains & drapes*, auto carpet & upholstery*, sleeping bags, anywhere pet soils and stains occur! *Note: Don't use on silk, velvet, leather, or suede.
Simple Solution Lawn Spot Away!
|Yellow spots from pet urine burn can ruin a beautiful green lawn. Simple Solution Lawn Spot Away! instantly colors burned spots with a natural green color. Instantly repairs pet urine burns on lawns Natural bacteria & enzymes help break down pet urine Prevents remarking Simple Solution Lawn Spot Away's natural enzymes speed up the breakdown process of pet urine to help grass grow back faster. Keep this wonderful product on hand to keep your yard looking its best.
Simple Green Oxy Dog Stain & Odor Oxidizer
|Simple Green's Oxy Dog Stain & Odor Oxidizer is a super fast acting formula that will completely remove stains. This powerful formula uses the natural power of peroxide and is most ideal for carpet, upholstery, tile, laminate, finished or unfinished wood and more! Fast acting stain removal Non-toxic and biodegradable People, pet, and surface safe Non-toxic and Biodegradable. Can also be used on laundry as a spot treatment before washing as you normally would. Note: Do not use on suede, velvet, or colored grout
Nature's Miracle Carpet Shampoo - Tropical Bloom
|Accidents happen - luckily, Nature's Miracle Carpet Shampoo is here to help when they do. Unpleasant remnants will be obliterated by its deep penetrating stain & odor remover, leaving only a pleasant tropical bloom scent behind. Deep cleaning stain & odor remover for carpet fibers and upholstery Use alone or with your steam or carpet cleaner Tropical bloom scent
Odormute Pet Odor Remover
|Hueter Toledo/Odormute Ryter Odormute eliminates organic odors in minutes! Natural enzymes chemically change the source of the odor to eliminate it, not simply mask it. Odormute eliminates pet odors Eliminates organic odors & Controls skunk odors Original enzyme formula - concentrate mix with water Use Odormute for pet odors such as dog and cat urine on carpets, walls and fabrics. Body odors on pets. Skunk odor on pets and clothing. Great for kennels, yards, runs, catteries, animal shelters and hospitals. Mixes with warm water. Available in 1, 3, or 15 ounces.
Nature's Miracle Dander Remover & Body Deodorizer
|Nature's Miracle Odor & Dander Remover-Pint keeps dogs and cats clean, odor and dander-free without shampooing. To eliminate dander, spray on pet and wipe off with a paper towel. Safe for use on dogs and cats Natural enzymes eliminate pet dander and odors Use this product 2-3 times per week to keep the dander away Odor & Dander Remover eliminates the dander and other organic elements that may contribute to human pet allergies. To freshen coat and eliminate odors, spray on pet and allow to evaporate naturally. Non-toxic, biodegradable enzyme formula is safe to use around children and pets.
Nature's Miracle Skunk Odor Remover
|Nature's Miracle Skunk Odor Remover is fast acting! Removes skunk odor upon application! For pets, people, clothing, carpets, and other contaminated surfaces. Fast acting skunk odor remover Removes skunk odor from pets, people, clothing, carpets & other contaminated surfaces Natural enzymes neautralize & eliminate odors from the source Not a perfume "cover-up." Skunk Odor Remover works by nature's enzymes removing the odor. Keep Skunk Odor Remover on hand for immediate use for emergencies. Directions: Important: Apply to all contaminated surfaces. Odor will persist from untreated surfaces. Shake well before using. Pets and Humans: Avoid getting into nose, mouth, and eyes. Apply to contaminated surfaces and allow to evaporate. Apply to face area with a saturated cloth. Carpets, Clothing, Floors, and Other Surfaces: First test for colorfastness by applying in a hidden area. Then, saturate contaminated areas and allow to evaporate. Repeat application if necessary. Safe for use on all water-safe surfaces. Keep closed when not in use. Keep out of reach of children. Not to be taken internally. Avoid contact with eyes.
Fresh N Clean Odor Plus Hair & Allergen Remover Carpet Foam
|Fresh N Clean Odor Plus hair & Allergen remover Carpet Foam is designed to spray the foam on carpet or upholstery to remove pet hair, odor and allergens. Fresh N Clean Odor Plus Works in 3 Ways: Eliminates odors at the source Removes pet hair & more easily reduces household allergens Fresh N Clean Odor Plus comes in a carpet foam. Fresh N Clean Odor Plus is specially formulated to help break the static charge that bonds both pet hair and allergens to carpet & upholstery fibers. Once the bond is broken, the hair and allergens are easily removed when you vacuum. The baking soda absorbs & eliminates even the toughest odors on contact, leaving your carpet and upholstery smelling fresh and clean. Ingredients: Water Isobutane Ethanol Propane Baking Soda Canatonic Surfactant Calcium Silicate Fragrance
Wee-Away Household Pet Odor Control & Stain Remover
|Wee-Away's Household Pet Odor Control and Stain Remover does the work you don't want to! Using friendly bacteria, Wee-Away eliminates the uric acid and salts that cause urine odor. Removes all organically created odors Naturally sustainable; uses no hazardous chemicals or masking agents Acts fast on hard and soft surfaces Wee-Away can be safely used on animal bedding, carpets, fabrics, and hard surfaces. It can also be used to clean up everyday household spills, urine stains, vomit, feces, and other accidents by pets that didn't understand the carpet was BRAND NEW.
Omega Paw Breath+ for Bad Breath
|Omega Paw Breath+ breaks the curse of bad dog breath, so you don't have to flinch away when your best friend swoops in for some love. An alcohol-free formula freshens your dog's breath and reduces plaque for much more pleasant nuzzling. Helps eliminate bad dog breath Reduces plaque for better dental health Alcohol free
Earth's Balance G-Whiz Lawn Saver
|Earth's Blanace G-Whiz Lawn Saver is a natural liquid supplement that provides 10 key amino acids dogs need to properly metabolize proteins. Under-metabolized proteins create ammonia in dog urine, which can cause yellow spots on your lawn. Lowers ammonia levels in dog urine that burn lawns Helps reduce unpleasant breath, body and fecal odors Veterinarian and trainer recommended G-Whiz Lawn Saver helps to keep your lawn nice and green while providing other benefits to you and your dog. Ingredients: Deionzied Water, Dextrose, Malic Acid, Yucca Shidigera Extract, Citric Acid, Xanthan Gum, Sodium Benzoate and Potassium Sorbate (Preservatives). Directions: Shake well. Add to food or water daily (do not skip days). Begin with 3 full pump strokes per day (6cc) in the food and/or water. As a guide, use one pump stroke for every 10 lbs of weight for best results. Provide fresh water daily.
Wee-Away Be Gone Stain & Odor Remover
|Wee-Away's BE GONE Ultimate Pet Stain & Odor Remover uses natural enzymes and friendly bacteria to eat up odors and eliminate stains from the source, digging deep to wipe them from existence. Natural enzyme active stain & odor eliminator Effectively breaks down organic stains & odors Leaves carpet & fabric smelling fresh and clean Shake well before using. Remove vomit or feces with a damp paper towel, and remove urine with a dry cloth or paper towel. Though Wee-Away is safe for most carpets and fabrics, test a small amount in a hidden area before using.
Earth's Balance Wet Dog Odor Remover
|Earth's Balance Wet Dog Odor Remover is easy to use. Just spray it all over your wet dog and smells begin to dissipate. No need to rinse it off. Wet Dog Odor Remover is an all-natural solution that safely and effectively eliminates stubborn pet odors. Removes wet dog and other unpleasant body odors All-Natural, odorless formula Safe and effective It uses organic microbes to get rid of the harmful bacteria that are known to cause odor. Features an odorless formula that's chemical and enzyme free, and is not a mask or cover-up. Ingredients: Ionized Water, Tannins, Distilled Aloe Vera Directions: Spray or rub gently as soon as possible. Saturate your pet's coat down to the skin and let dry. Spray or rub in gently a second time if any odors remain.
Earth's Balance Stool Destroyer
|Earth's Balance Stool Destroyer deodorizes and decomposes fecal waste and inhibits growth of bacterial stool odors. Stool Destroyer deodorizes and decomposes animal waste by using a probiotic solution. Helps accelerate decomposition of fecal waste Inhibits growth of bacterial stool odors Eliminates waste residue on lawns This product contains naturally occurring beneficial microbes, enzymes and organic acids that help transform waste into beneficial soil nutrients. Ingredients: Deionized water, naturally occurring soil microbes, natural compounds of minerals, plant extracts, organic acids, enzymes and vitamins. Directions: For Lawns: Stool Destroyer works quickly to decompose and deodorize stools and helps prevent lawn flies. Dispersing the stools with a high pressure blast of water from a garden hose will help to accelerate the decomposition and deodorization process. Once broken up, liberally spray the stools and turf area with Stool Destroyer. Odors are reduced within minutes and decomposition should be noticed within 24 hours.
Fresh N Clean Pet Odor Absorber - Ocean Breeze Scent
|Fresh N Clean Pet Odor Absorber deodorizes smelly pet odors from the air as it evaporates. This solid pet odor deodorizer removes pet odors from litter boxes and dog beds, but can also be used to reliminate other airborne smells and household odors. Ocean breeze scent solid block deodorizer Removes smelly pet odors from the air Safe for use around pets With a nice ocean breeze scent, the solid block of deodorizer eliminates worries of tipping or spilling. Safe to use around pets.
Earth's Balance 180XT Stain, Odor & Pheromone Remover
|Earth's Balance 180XT is a concentrated, professional strength formula that completely extracts pheromones, which helps stop re-soiling habits common to household pets. Moleculift technology lifts pheromones up and out, getting rid of stains and odors for good. Extracts pheromones, and removes stains and odor Safe to use on upholstery, carpeting, multiple surfaces and most fabrics Helps stop re-soiling Most pet owners know that once a pet has an "accident" the likelihood of repeat offense is high. 180XT can be used on upholstery, carpeting, multiple surfaces and most fabrics to stop re-soiling. 180XT works in three easy steps in just three minutes -- just soak, scrub and blot. INGREDIENTS: Water, surfactant, stabilizer, softener, natural scent. Less than 1% phosphorous in the form of phosphates. pH7
Nature's Miracle Oxy Formula Dual Action Stain Odor Remover - Fresh Scent
|Nature's Miracle Oxy Formula Dual Action Stain Odor Remover - Fresh Scent penetrates, separates and lifts embedded stains and odors, eliminating them permanently. For use on carpets, floors, furniture, clothing and more. Removes stains and odors permanently Clean fresh scent Penetrates, separates and lifts embedded stains and odors
Nature's Miracle Stain Odor Remover - Flowering Meadow Scent
|Nature's Miracle Stain Odor Remover removes urine, feces, drool, vomit and other pet messes. This powerful natural bio-enzymatic formula is great for use on carpets, floors, furniture, clothing and more. Natural formula that removes stains and odors Safe and effective Removes urine, feces, drool, vomit and more Guaranteed to permanently eliminate stains and odors, this flowering meadow scent provides a great smell and effectively removes old, deep-set stains and odors.
Wee-Away Dog Household Dog Odor Control & Stain Remover
|Wee-Away's X2 Concentrated Dog & Puppy Stain & Odor Remover uses natural enzymes and friendly bacteria to eat up odors and eliminate stains without mercy. Ultra concentrated Most powerful odor and stain remover on the market for urine, vomit, and feces All natural, using eco-friendly enzymes and odor-eating bacteria Shake well before using. Remove vomit or feces with a damp paper towel, and remove urine with a dry cloth or paper towel. Though Wee-Away is safe for most carpets and fabrics, test a small amount in a hidden area before using.
Piddle Clean Natural Pet Urine and Stain Odor Remover
|Lola Bean Piddle Clean Natural Pet Urine and Stain Odor Remover completely destorys pet odors and prevents pets from returning to the same spot to re-mark. This spray urine stain and odor remover features a pleasant scent and a non-toxic formula that's safe for pets, people, and the environment. Made in the USA. Destroys pet odors and urine stains Keeps pets from re-marking the same spot Pleasant scent with non-toxic formula


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