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FORT MYERS - A 45-year-old woman was arrested at the Southwest Florida International Airport after arguing with ticket agents and resisting arrest.
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DALLAS — Cardiovascular disease is the No. 1 killer of Americans. In Dallas County alone, 30 people suffer heart attacks every day, with victims depending on the seamless delivery of emergency medical services to increase their chances of survival.
Last fall, 79-year-old Allena Callaway was working in her garage when she felt pressure in the middle of her chest. Click photo to download hi-res image
Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Dallas and Dallas Fire and Rescue were recently recognized by the American Heart Association for being the best at delivering that care. They had the fastest heart attack treatment times for data submitted to the AHA Dallas Caruth Initiative during the third quarter of last year.
Response times vary across hospital systems and EMS providers, according to the AHA, and that critical time can mean the differences between life, permanent disability and death. And the survival rate of Dallas-area residents suffering heart attacks is below the national average. So the AHA Dallas Caruth Initiative was created a joint program between the American Heart Association and the W.W. Caruth, Jr. Foundation of Communities Foundation of Texas to address the issue.
The goal is to streamline protocols between participating hospitals and EMS agencies in a collaborative effort to reduce response times, increase action and coordinate data transfer. Every second counts, and unfortunately critical seconds are often lost due to ineffective coordination efforts. A $3.5 million grant from the Caruth Foundation is funding the project.
Last fall, 79-year-old Allena Callaway was working in her garage when she felt pressure in the middle of her chest. It was the same feeling she had 20 years earlier, when she suffered a heart attack. At 1:27 in the afternoon, she called 911.
Through a series of coordinated steps between EMS and Texas Health Dallas, symptom onset through arterial reperfusion (SOAR) time was reduced to 123 minutes. (Arterial perfusion is the point when blood flow is returned to the heart through an interventional cardiac procedure.) This is a significant reduction in response time when compared to the median reported response times in Texas of 171 minutes, or just under three hours.
The best way to treat a heart attack like Allena's and prevent permanent damage to the cardiac muscle is with an interventional cardiac catheterization procedure that involves inserting a small tube or catheter through an artery in the leg. A small wire is then guided to the site of the blockage in the heart, where a tiny balloon can be used to open the coronary artery, restoring blood flow. Usually, a small metal mesh tube called a stent is inserted into the artery to help it stay open. The procedure is called percutaneous coronary intervention or angioplasty.
The amount of time that elapses from the moment of arrival to the time the balloon is inflated to restore blood flow is called door-to-balloon time. Current guidelines recommend this be less than 90 minutes, but faster times mean less heart damage.
The door-to-balloon time to restore blood flow to Allena's heart was 21 minutes — 69 minutes less than the national standard.
Funds from the AHA Dallas Caruth Grant have been provided to EMS agencies to fill equipment gaps for the care of heart-attack patients, as well as to streamline protocols for enhanced coordination between hospitals.
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First Use of Cord Blood to Alter Course of Type 1 DiabetesPosted: Saturday, June 30, 2007
Yields Insights for Developing Future Cocktail to Treat the Disease.
Transfusion of the person's own cord blood into newly diagnosed Type 1's, reduced the severity of their diabetes.
In a small pilot study, transfusion of stored, autologous (i.e. the person's own), umbilical cord blood into a group of children newly diagnosed with type 1 diabetes appears to have reduced their disease severity, possibly re-setting the immune system and slowing the destruction of their insulin-producing cells, according to a report presented at the American Diabetes Association's 67th Annual Scientific Sessions.
"After only six months, it is too early to tell how long the children will benefit from this therapy, but early signs indicate that it may have helped enhance blood glucose control and management," said Michael J. Haller, MD, Assistant Professor of Pediatric Endocrinology at the University of Florida College of Medicine and lead author of the study, in a recent interview.
"But more important than the potential benefit in these children, this first use of cord blood in diabetes will help us focus on what it is in the cord blood that yielded the benefit," he said. "We then hope to isolate and grow that cell type to develop therapies for a larger pool of people, not just those who have stored cord blood." He discussed how such a cellular therapy might be one component of a future immune-modulating "cocktail."
The researchers recruited seven young (age 2 to 7 years at the time of infusion) children with type 1 diabetes who had their own stored cord blood and infused them with it. This group was matched with 13 randomly selected youngsters of similar age and diabetes duration who had been intensively treated with insulin and served as a control group. A1C tests and total daily insulin use from diagnosis to six months after infusion were compared.
The children who received cord blood transfusions had lower average A1Cs, i.e. 7% vs. 8.04% in the intensively treated control group receiving insulin therapy alone. Children who had cord blood transfusions also required much lower average total daily insulin than the control group, 0.45 vs. 0.69 units of insulin per kilogram per day, respectively. Over the six-month period there was little change in the stimulated C-peptide values of the group, indicating that they may have had retention of endogenous insulin production longer than expected for young children.
"Because of the cord blood infusion, these youngsters may retain endogenous insulin production for a longer period," said Dr. Haller. "Therefore, they may be at lower risk for diabetes complications over the length of their lifetime, as was demonstrated by the groundbreaking Diabetes Control and Complications Trial." No adverse events associated with the transfusions were observed.
"Our preliminary data showing lower A1Cs, lower average insulin requirements, and possible preservation of C-peptide suggest a beneficial effect of autologous umbilical cord transfusion in youngsters with recent onset type 1 diabetes," said Dr. Haller. "Considerable research today is seeking to delay complete beta cell loss, and this may be one effective approach for children who have their own cord blood, who are newly diagnosed with type 1, and who enter clinical trials."
However, he emphasized that it would be costly and inefficient for everyone to save their cord blood as a possible type 1 therapy. Therefore, the goal is to determine the factor in the cord blood that is yielding the benefit.
Desmond A. Schatz, MD, Professor and Associate Chairman of Pediatrics at the University of Florida College of Medicine and senior author of the study, posited three potential mechanisms for the results in a recent interview. "While cord blood contains stem cells capable of differentiating into insulin-producing cells, and infused cells could have stimulated islets to regenerate, it is most likely that infused regulatory T cells, known to be able to induce autoimmune tolerance, may have prompted a type of immune regulation," he said. "We think that cord blood is a very rich source of these regulatory T cells, and there was a measurable increase in these cells in patient's blood through six months after the infusion," said Dr. Schatz. "While we have not followed the participants long enough to determine how long these benefits will last, the improvement in blood glucose control appears to be related to the infusion of these cord blood cells." The youngsters will continue to be followed long term.
While this study does not confirm a specific advantage for any particular type of cell therapy, it argues strongly in favor of expanded studies to better characterize any source of regulatory T cells (also known as T regs) that may eventually be used in type 1 diabetes.
"Transfusing the cord blood may provide a bolus of T regs, a type of immune cell that can keep the immune system from attacking the pancreas," said Dr. Haller. Based on the changes observed at six months, the researchers think the T regs may restrain the immune system.
"The idea of restoring tolerance is the holy grail of autoimmune research, and would make it possible to arrest and perhaps even prevent the development of diabetes," he explained. "Our theory is that T regs are one of the key factors yielding benefit in cord blood," he explained. "Eventually we might be able to take T regs out of cord blood in order to have a source from which to grow more." "The type 1 diabetes disease process may be altered with T regs plus a mild immunosuppressive or other immunomodulating drug or additional cell therapy, which is called "cocktail therapy," in a manner similar to the breakthroughs made in treating HIV and cancer," said Dr. Heller.
"We feel a cautious optimism for a role for cellular therapies in altering the natural history of type 1 as it relates to ameliorating the disease or preventing the disease, likely in combination with other agents," said Dr. Schatz.
An editorial in the Journal of the American Medical Association in April 2007 on another approach to cellular therapy to interdict type 1 diabetes noted that umbilical cord cells are one of the many sources of such cells under consideration, as well as T-regulatory lymphocytes, embryonic or adult stem cells, and dendritic cells. The editorialist suggested that "Research in this field is likely to explode in the next few years…" and that "The time may indeed be coming for starting to reverse and prevent type 1."
Source: Diabetes In Control: Data presented at the 67th Scientific Sessions of the American Diabetes Association: Abstracts #313-OR and #314-OR: Skyler J. Cellular Therapy for Diabetes: Has the Time Come? JAMA 2007;297 1568-1576.
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HARRISONBURG, Va., April 16, 2013 – Over the weekend, James Madison redshirt senior guard A.J. Davis (Columbus, Ohio/Harmony Community School) was one of 64 seniors nationwide to compete in the Portsmouth Invitational Tournament at Churchland High School in Portsmouth, Va.
Davis' squad, Roger Brown's Restaurant, advanced to Saturday's championship game before falling 87-78 to K. & D. Round's Landscaping. He played 20 minutes in the title game and tied for second on his team with 14 points on 6-for-10 shooting. He also had a team-high six rebounds and added two steals.
The team opened competition on Thursday with a 91-64 defeat of Portsmouth Sports Club. Davis was one of six players in double digits with 10 points on 4-for-8 shooting, including 2-for-5 from the arc. He also had three assists, two steals and two rebounds. He was also sidelined briefly during the game when he was fouled and landed awkwardly following a high-profile dunk through traffic.
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All 30 NBA teams had representatives at the PIT, and Davis earned meetings with multiple squads as a result of his performance. He played alongside Oregon center Tony Woods, Carl Hall of Final Four participant Wichita State, Siena forward O.D. Anosike, Kansas guard Travis Releford, San Diego State guard Chase Tapley, La Salle guard Ramon Galloway and North Carolina guard Dexter Strickland.
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Helen Dragas' road to reappointment to the University of Virginia Board of Visitors continues Thursday, as the Virginia House of Delegates considers her role as rector.
But the discussion won't come without opposition.
Last week, UVa.'s student council passed a resolution that does not endorse Dragas' reappointment to the board. On Thursday, a number of them will get up at 5 a.m., drive to Richmond and attend the hearing.
"We owe it to the students and really to the future academic success of this university to be there in Richmond to voice our opposition and really show the delegates why that is and what we want for this university," said Neil Branch, the student council's vice president for organizations.
Student council members say they've received support from a number of delegates after passing their resolution, and they hope to follow through by showing up and showing how dedicated they are to the cause.
"We really value the sense of honor and the community of trust, and with that, open governance and a commitment to transparency, and we believe neither of which Helen Dragas has shown," Branch said.
The hearing in the House comes after the state Senate voted overwhelmingly Monday to support the governor's decision to reappointment Dragas, 29-9.
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It's a shame that many of us stress ourselves out to the point of exhaustion around holiday time, when we should be in a joyous and relaxed mood. For those whose lives are moving at warp speed, here are a few reminders as we approach the holiday dedicated to giving thanks.
• Thaw the Bird! If you purchased or plan to purchase a turkey weighing 21 pounds or less, you should make sure that you've moved that bird from the freezer to the refrigerator because it's going to need time to thaw.
Here's some information from the United States Department of Agriculture:
- Allow 24 hours for each 4 to 5 pounds in a refrigerator set at 40 degrees or less.
- Make sure to put the turkey in a container so juices don't drip in the fridge.
- Frozen turkeys should not be left on the back porch, in the car trunk, in the basement, or any place else where temperatures cannot be constantly monitored.
Refrigerator Thawing Times
Whole turkey:
- 4 to 12 pounds: 1 to 3 days
- 12 to 16 pounds: 3 to 4 days
- 16 to 20 pounds: 4 to 5 days
- 20 to 24 pounds: 5 to 6 days
A thawed turkey can remain in the refrigerator for one or two days before cooking.
• Guests! Is there anyone in your circle of friends and family or beyond, who may be alone on Thanksgiving? Not that there's anything wrong with a contemplative day alone. But give it some thought, and consider inviting someone who might like to share in your tradition and ritual of thanks.
• Decorations! Any plans for a centerpiece on your table, aside from the bird? If you think funds are too tight this year to spend a little extra on a centerpiece of holiday decorating, you can find that you need not look further than your own back yard. If you wander into the woods you are likely to find Bittersweet and other wild plants that could make a wonderful centerpiece for your table.
• To-Do! Take time to make a list of everything you need to accomplish before your guests arrive on T-Day. If you create a production schedule well in advance and a lot a reasonable amount of time for all that you need to check off your to-do list, you will be able to actually enjoy this special day rather than feeling overwhelmed and rushed.
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A. Coursework: Candidates complete courses in the following three areas:
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- Meet the minimum scores on either the Pre-Professional Skills Tests (PPST): Writing 172, Reading 173, Math 172); or CAAP (Reading 57; Math 55; Writing, score equivalent to PPST). All teacher education candidates (including those with degrees) must take these exams, meet these scores, and have them in hand by the Phase I semester's start.
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- Have successfully completed 60 hours of college credit
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An Internet industry veteran since 1997, Mellencamp was most recently Senior Vice President, Product Management at About.com where she was responsible for the Web site user experience and key strategic business relationships. In this role, Mellencamp was involved in all aspects of product development, design and strategy while supervising the product management and design teams.
Prior to About.com, Mellencamp led Cablevision Systems Corporation's Optimum Online broadband Web portal where she was responsible for product strategy, business development, operations and revenue. Previously, Mellencamp was Vice President of Content for iWon.com where she headed up the development of 17 content channels and a full suite of community tools. She has also held Web product management positions focused on finance information and applications at Ameritrade Holding Corporation and Prodigy Services Company.
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In One Thousand Gifts, Ann invites you to embrace everyday blessings and embark on the transformative spiritual discipline of chronicling God's gifts. It's only in this expressing of gratitude for the life we already have, we discover the life we've always wanted...a life we can take, give thanks for, and break for others. We come to feel and know the impossible right down in our bones: we are wildly loved - by God.
Let Ann's beautiful, heart-aching stories of the everyday give you a way of seeing that opens your eyes to ordinary amazing grace, a way of being present to God that makes you deeply happy, and a way of living that is finally fully alive.
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The book begins with Voskamp's birth. She describes it abstractly with a poetic flourish, which to an inattentive reader works more as a maze than a picture. As the book continues, Voskamp writes of her discovery of eucharisteo meaning gratefulness and of her journey through chronicling a thousand gifts from God.
The journey is where the book speeds up. As Voskamp shares some of the gifts and the events surrounding how she attained them, the reader indwells the pages, sees the scenes described, and understands the lessons shared. As Voskamp compares God allowing pain in life to a surgeon cutting her son open in order to heal him, a now attentive reader sees as Voskamp sees, that "all is grace."
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ALBANY — If you are over the limit, you go to jail. That is the enforcement policy of Georgia's Zero DUI Tolerance policy for impaired driving.
Officials at all the law enforcement agencies patrolling the metropolitan area joined Lee County Sheriff's Office Chief Deputy Lewis Harris in saying, "We will be out in force protecting the highways and citizens of Lee County."
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"For the first time in six years, Georgia is on track to experience an increase in traffic fatalities," said Harris Blackwood, director of the Office of Highway Safety. "If fatalities maintain their current rate, the state will surpass last year's total of 1,226 deaths on our roadways."
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I'd like to be able to override a checkbox with code similar to this:
f:checkbox {
title = "Some Title",
value = bind { key = 'someProperty',
transform = function(value, fromModel)
if not fromModel then
if not userReallyWantsToDoThis() then
value = not value
return value
checked_value = true,
unchecked_value = false,
This works so far as setting the bound property goes, but the visual representation doesn't change if the transform is perfomed (e.g. if the incoming and outgoing "transform" values differ). So, even if the user changed his mind, it still looks like the override didn't happen (i.e. the box is still checked/unchecked as the case may be).
Has anyone else seen this behavior? Any work-arounds? BTW, this is on LR 3.6 -- I haven't tried any others.
Remove the clause that confines the behavior to "not fromModel", i.e.
transform = function(value, fromModel)
if not userReallyWantsToDoThis() then
value = not value
return value
Should work.
The "not fromModel" clause is needed to distinguish between a user "click" and, say, the initialization of the checkbox by Lightroom. But, that's neither here nor there -- the transform function is only invoked once per mouse-click.
As an aside, before implementing this functionality in the transform function (where it belongs, I think), I had tried doing the same thing using code in a property observer to do the override. However, when I used that mechanism I had the exact opposite problem: the UI checkbox looked the way I expected it to, but the property value (in the plug-in's preferences table) didn't "stick".
I'm not sure what to say - I've never had this trouble.
But make sure you check for errors in userReallyWantsToDoThis(). e.g. pcall or function-context handler.
According to my instrumentation (trace, debug -- not shown in above code snippet), everything is completing cleanly. My userReallyWantsToDoThis() just pops a confirm() dialog and returns true if 'OK' was pressed, false if 'Cancel'. Should all be very simple stuff.
I couldn't get your approach to work either. But I was able to use a property-table observer to make it work:
local Require = require 'Require'.path ("../common")
local Debug = require 'Debug'
require 'strict'
local LrBinding = import 'LrBinding'
local LrDialogs = import 'LrDialogs'
local LrFunctionContext = import 'LrFunctionContext'
local LrRecursionGuard = import 'LrRecursionGuard'
local LrView = import 'LrView'
local bind = LrView.bind
local f = LrView.osFactory()
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local function userReallyWantsToDoThis (prop, key, newValue)
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contents = f:column {bind_to_object = prop,
f:checkbox {title = "Some Title",
checked_value = true, unchecked_value = false,
value = bind {key = "check"}}}}
Thanks for looking at this, John. Your solution is pretty much what I started with. All looked like it was going peachy until I reloaded my plug-in, then the value was back to the pre-override state. Weird, but (I swear!) true. I'm trying to do this in the plug-in manager dialog, against the plug-in's preferences table (if it makes a difference).
[[Apologies if anyone has seen this response previously. Responded by email and it appears that never made it through to the forums.]]
Hi Don,
I was trying to work out the logic behind this. Let me know whether you agree with the reasoning here.
The value is being bound to propertyTable.someProperty. Every time this property's value changes it then executes all observers including the transform function to convert the value into the value needed by the checkbox.
In your original transform function it was synchronously resetting that exact same bound value to a different value. There are only two ways I think that situation can be handled:
1) when you set the property value from within the transform function, recursively call all observers (and thus the transform function) again before setting the value
2) suspend all observers for the property value during the transform function to avoid getting into a recursive loop
Looks like the team have gone with option 2) here.
So to me this behaviour makes sense as otherwise it would be difficult to impossible to commit the property table processing with a consistent state.
If above holds true it is possible that you don't even need the sleep() call in your async task. Setting the property value from within the async task might be enough to allow the original property table observer to commit the value in a consistent state. If the sleep() proves necessary then people who make extensive use of async tasks will need to be very careful when setting property table entries, lest they encounter intermittent issues where observers don't fire because of this very situation.
Did that make sense?
Hi Matt,
I suspect your post didn't appear because I deleted the post you were replying to. Sorry about that.
Anyway, after I posted that I had success setting the property in an async task, further testing proved the results were inconsistent. I don't remember the specifics now -- I just know that I couldn't trust the behavior to provide consistent results, so I tossed the code, and my post.
Perhaps I'll revisit this later, but for now I'm just popping a warning when the user changes the setting (and popping another warning if he decides to change it back -- yuck). At least this way, what you see is what you'll get.
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