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Enalapril, sold under the brand name Vasotec, is a prescription drug used to treat high blood pressure (hypertension) and congestive heart failure.
It also treats disorders of the ventricles, the lower heart chambers that pump blood out of the heart.
Enalapril blocks a chemical that tightens blood vessels, relaxing them, resulting in a decrease in blood pressure and improvement in heart function.
It's also used to treat kidney disease related to diabetes, heart disease, and high blood pressure.
Enalapril is an ACE inhibitor (angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitor), which prevents the constriction of blood vessels.
It also lowers the death rate in systolic heart failure, often in combination with digitalis and diuretics. The drug was developed by Merck & Co.
One of the side effects of enalapril is dizziness, so don't drive if it makes you dizzy.
Enalapril can also worsen kidney problems in people who already have kidney disease.
Discuss your medical history with your doctor to determine if you are allergic to enalapril, or other ACE inhibitors. Inactive ingredients can cause allergic reactions.
Enalapril may cause injury or death to a developing fetus, so don't use enalapril if you are pregnant.
Tell your physician immediately if you are taking enalapril and become pregnant.
Enalapril may cause several serious problems in pregnancy, some of which may result in the death of your baby.
It's also not recommended for use during breastfeeding.
Less serious side effects of enalapril include:
More serious side effects may demand immediate emergency medical attention and include:
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Avoid alcohol when taking enalapril because it can lower your blood pressure even more, causing dizziness.
Enalapril, under the brand name Vasotec, comes in tablet form in 2.5, 5, and 10 milligrams (mg).
For hypertension: the initial dose is usually 5 mg once a day. The dosage range is 10 to 40 mg per day, taken in a single dose or divided into two doses. A diuretic may be added to this as well.
For congestive heart failure: Enalapril is often taken with digitalis and diuretics, at an initial dose of 2.5 mg. Doses increase up to a maximum of 40 mg.
For left ventricular dysfunction: the initial dose is 2.5 mg twice a day, up to a maintenance dose of 20 mg.
For pediatric hypertensive patients: the initial dose is .08 mg per kg of body weight, up to not more than 0.58 mg per kg.
Enalapril can also be taken as a liquid, with or without food.
Call 911 or contact a poison help line at 1-800-222-1222.
Take the dose as soon as possible, but skip it if it is nearly time for your next dose. Do not "double up" on doses.
A: Enalapril is in a group of drugs called ACE inhibitors (angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitors). Enalapril is used to treat high blood pressure (hypertension), congestive heart failure, kidney problems caused by diabetes, and to improve survival rate after heart attack. Long-term use of ACE inhibitors can improve heart and kidney function, though there can be side effects. Common side effects include dry cough, mild skin rashes, nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea. More-serious side effects can occur, including angioedema, which has symptoms including rapid swelling of the lips, eyes, face or throat, raised welts, and difficulty breathing. You may also find helpful information at //www.everydayhealth.com/drugs/enalapril Sarah Lewis, PharmD
A: Enalapril is one of the first line medications that is used for primary hypertension or high blood pressure. I am assuming that you have used it for 3 years and it is no longer helping reduce your blood pressure. If that is the case, your physician may use several other types of medication in order to help reduce your blood pressure, or he or she may increase the dosage of the enalapril. Typically, most physicians will add on a diuretic such as Lasix (furosemide), HCTZ (hydrochlorothiazide) or Dyazide (HCTZ Triamterine). The combination is very effective together in helping to lower the blood pressure. However, depending on your other conditions and medical history he or she may decide on a different medication entirely. Please contact your provider and have this discussion with him or her to find out what would be best for your specific needs. Matt Curley, PharmD
A: Angioedema is an uncommon side effect with enalapril and usually occurs in the first month of treatment. Although it is possible to have this condition occur later in treatment, it is more common in African-American patients, women and people who have a history of drug or seasonal allergies. The exact prevalence and incidence of ARB-induced angioedema are not known, but are thought to be significantly lower than the ACE inhibitors. For patients who cannot take any other alternatives, ARBs seem the way to go for people who have had this issue with ACE inhibitors, although careful monitoring is recommended for the physician. There are no clear cut ways to distinguish which medication would be best in this case for your condition, but it has been shown that losartan (Cozaar) seems to show the most cases with angioedema, if it happens at all, with the ARBs. Lori Mendoza, PharmD Poulin, PharmD
A: Nexium (esomeprazole) is indicated for the treatment of GERD or gastroesophageal reflux disease. Nexium relieves heartburn that is caused by the backflow of stomach acid from the stomach to the esophagus. Nexium is also used for the treatment of ulcers. (//www.everydayhealth.com/drugs/nexium) Common side effects associated with Nexium include dizziness, headache, diarrhea, constipation and dry mouth. Other less common side effects associated with Nexium include muscle pain, rash, back pain and chest pain. (//www.everydayhealth.com/gerd/guide/). Zetia (ezetimibe) (//www.everydayhealth.com/drugs/zetia) is used to reduce cholesterol that the body absorbs from the diet. Zetia is indicated for high cholesterol levels along with a low fat, cholesterol diet. (//www.everydayhealth.com/high-cholesterol/guide/). Common side effects with Zetia include headache, stomach pain and diarrhea, cough, and feeling tired. A search of prescribing information showed liver abnormalities with Zetia but no concern with ulcers. Vasotec (enalapril) (//www.everydayhealth.com/drugs/enalapril) is an angiotensin converting enzyme drug (ACE inhibitor) that works by relaxing blood vessels. Enalapril is used for high blood pressure. //www.everydayhealth.com/high-blood-pressure/guide/. Common side effects associated with enalapril include diarrhea, dizziness, lightheadedness when standing or sitting up, nausea, and cough. A search of prescribing information did not report enalapril causing ulcers. When your doctor prescribes a new medication, be sure to discuss all your medications and over-the-counter drugs, including dietary supplements, vitamins, botanicals, minerals and herbals, as well as the foods you eat. Also keep a current list of the drugs and supplements you take and review it with your healthcare provider and your pharmacist. If possible, use one pharmacy for all your prescription medications and over-the-counter products. This allows your pharmacist to keep a complete record of all your prescription drugs and to advise you about drug interactions and side effects. For more specific information, consult with your doctor or pharmacist for guidance based on your health status and current medications, particularly before taking any action. Kimberly Hotz, PharmD
A: Angioedema is an uncommon side effect associated with enalapril and usually occurs in the first month of treatment. Although it is possible to experience this condition later during treatment, it is more common in African American patients, women, and people who have a history of drug or seasonal allergies. The exact prevalence and incidence of ARB-induced angioedema are not known, but it is thought to be significantly lower than the ACE inhibitors. For patients who cannot take any other alternatives, ARBs seem to be the way to go for people who have had this issue with ACE inhibitors, although careful monitoring is recommended for the physician. There are no clear cut ways to distinguish which medication would be best in this case for your condition, but it has been shown that losartan (Cozaar) seems to show the most cases with angioedema, if it happens at all, with the ARBs. Lori Poulin, PharmD
A: Enalapril (Vasotec) is an ACE inhibitor used to treat high blood pressure and other heart conditions. Whenever starting a new blood pressure medication you may notice some dizziness especially upon standing. Be sure to stand slowly. If lying down first sit and then slowly stand when getting up. This should improve as your body gets used to having a lower blood pressure. If the dizziness is severe or does not get better, be sure to talk to your healthcare provider. Blood pressure could drop too low and a lower dose of Enalapril (Vasotec) may be necessary. Blurry eyes may be related to the dizziness, if not be sure to tell your healthcare provider. Please see the following Everyday Health link for more information on Enalapril (Vasotec). //www.everydayhealth.com/drugs/enalapril Laura Cable, PharmD
A: Enalapril (Vasotec) can be taken at any time of day morning or night. It is important to take enalapril at the same time every day consistently. Enalapril is in a group of drugs called angiotensin converting enzyme (ACE) inhibitors. Enalapril is used to treat high blood pressure (hypertension), congestive heart failure, kidney problems caused by diabetes, and to improve survival after a heart attack. The most common side effects of enalapril are diarrhea, dizziness or lightheadedness when sitting up or standing, headache, nausea, persistent dry cough, tiredness, and vomiting. Burton Dunaway, PharmD
A: Typically, medications used to treat high blood pressure do not cause gradual weight gain as a side effect. If weight gain is an issue, it may be due to fluid retention and should be discussed with your physician. Your physician can evaluate your health conditions and medications and make any necessary changes to your treatment regimen. Enalapril (Vasotec) is a medication in the group of drugs called angiotensin converting enzyme (ACE) inhibitors that work by causing blood vessels to relax which lowers blood pressure. According to the prescribing information for enalapril, weight gain was not a reported side effect associated with the medication. If you notice a rapid weight gain with this medication, this may be due to fluid retention and should be brought to your physician's attention. If you are noticing gradual weight gain with enalapril there are some things you can do to help. Eat a heart healthy diet containing a lot of fruits, vegetables, grains, low fat milk products. Avoid or limit the amount of saturated fats, cholesterol, salt and sugars in your diet. Regular physical activity, lasting at least 30 minutes, on most days of the week is also beneficial. Consult with your physician about any restrictions to exercise you may have. Limit your intake of alcohol. If you are experiencing weight gain as a side effect of enalapril, you should consult with your physician. For more specific information, consult with your doctor for guidance based on your health status and current medications, particularly before taking any action. Lori Poulin, PharmD
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5100 East Colfax Avenue, Denver CO 80220 (map) and one other location; 303-243-3355; marczykfinefoods.com
Cooking Method: Grilled
Short Order: It's not going to blow your mind, but every neighborhood should be lucky enough to have a place like this
Want Fries With That? No fries available, but an exceptional selection of drinks, sides and desserts
Price: $7 includes cheese; sides are extra
Notes: Burgers only available on Fridays from 5 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. and until the weather gets too cold
When Marczyk's Fine Foods—Denver's leading gourmet grocery shop—opened a second location late last summer, residents had cause to be excited. After all, Marczyk's established itself years ago as one of the best places in the city to get high-end groceries and quality prepared foods. But in addition to getting a great store, the people of Mayfair, Hale, and Park Hill also got their own version of a Marczyk's tradition: burger night on Fridays. Starting last weekend and continuing until the weather gets too cold or daylight hours too short, every Friday night from 5 to 7:30, part of the parking lot transform into an elevated backyard cookout.
Customers begin the experience by heading inside Marczyk's to take advantage of a more impressive collection of drinks, sides, and desserts than you're likely to find at any traditional burger restaurant, so much so that it's easy to overlook the complete lack of fries. When checking out, customers then tell the cashier how many burgers they'd like, pay the bill, and then take their receipt outside to join the fun. There, the particularly enthusiastic and energetic maestro of the evening contributes mightily to giving the night the feel of a neighborhood block party. After people place their orders with him regarding doneness and whether cheese is desired, they look for an open table—or, more likely, space at an already occupied table—and wait for their names to be called.
Keeping with the elevated backyard theme, Marczyk's forgoes fancy beef blends and makes a patty of good old fashioned ground chuck from Niman Ranch. The hand-formed patties weigh in at about six ounces (my estimate; I was told they're not weighed) and, as is proper, they are salted while sitting on the grill. The cheese, a relatively nondescript piece of white cheddar, was fine, but was consistently placed atop the patties far too late to melt. The bun, a brioche from Denver's City Bakery, the unchallenged king of the local bread scene, is a model of the soft buttery roll.
Once customers retrieve their burgers, it's up to them to add on toppings from a selection that, for the most part, are the type you'd expect to find at a neighbor's backyard: lettuce, tomato, onions, ketchup, and brown mustard. But the final choice, the housemade bacon aioli, serves as another reminder that this is no ordinary cookout. Marczyk's sells containers of this stuff and if you live in Denver, there's no reason for you to not pick some up on a regular basis. It's difficult to imagine a sandwich the bacon aioli would not improve.
Because temperature changes on a charcoal grill and some areas are inevitably hotter than others, I've learned to lower my expectations about my requested temperature being met when that method of cooking is employed. But there was no need for any forgiveness on my part at Marczyk's because the grillman on duty was the master of his domain. The rare burger had a red and warm interior surrounded by a respectable crust. The medium burger, cooked to the point of leaving just a shade of pink on the inside but with a more substantial crust, was impressively juicy for beef that spent that much time on the grill.
Marczyk's and Fairfax Wine & Spirits (the wine shop that sits inside the grocery store) offer as impressive an array of prepared foods, chips, drinks, and desserts as you'll find at any burger stand. You can get jam or a selection of fine cheese along with some breads straight from Marczyk's in-house bakery, choose from a variety of fresh, pickled or dried fruits and vegetables, or snack on nuts and candy. I opted to keep things pretty simple with a bag of Zapp's chips, a blood orange San Pellegrino to drink, and a side of the housemade cole slaw.
With dessert, I got a little more into the Marcyzk's spirit with a slice of pie from the bakery. While I was tempted to choose a pie with a traditional crust just because I love the idea that Marczyk's renders their own leaf lard from Niman meat in their dough (along with Plugra butter), I went with the graham cracker-crusted key lime pie because it's still a bit early for summer fruits. And I was glad I did; as is the case with any good key lime pie, the rich tart lime layer was balanced by a creamy top (whipped cream and not meringue in this case). But what elevated this one a bit was the butter-loaded graham cracker crust.
Although the burger at Marczyk's is certainly delicious, and at $7 is a great deal, it's not a life-changing plate of food. But when you add Marczyk's fantastic selection of non-burger items and the community-building nature of a weekly burger night in the middle of the parking lot, you get the kind of thing that any neighborhood in any city in America would be lucky to have.
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First Residence
27/6 Moo.3 Chaweng Road, T.Bophut
Koh Samui, Surathani 84320
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First Residence is designed for guests who search a budget accommodation without abandoning modern equipment, clean style and a comfortable environment perfectly located for both, the tourist and the business traveler. The four-story, modern style hotel, with it's 44 Superior rooms and 6 Mini Family room is peacefully located at the very southern end of Chaweng Beach. All rooms have air-condition, cable TV, minibar, a bathtub and a balcony. Easy access to the shopping areas, restaurants and nightlife as well to the beach or sightseeing opportunities are making First Residence the ideal hotel and location for a stay on the island of Koh Samui. Samui Airport is just a short 10 minutes drive away and all sightseeing spots around the island can be easily reached.
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Date of stay:
Jul 11, 2016
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Très bon séjour Chambres propres et spacieuses lumineuses grand balcon Personnel souriant et agréable Bonne localisation proche de restaurants et plage à 10 min à pieds
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Bonne compagnie de réservation
Jul 14, 2016
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Mar 20, 2016
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Stayed at this hotel many times now lost count!!! excellent value for money everything you need with friendly staff! i will stay here many more times when im in samui
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excellent service have used sawadee.com for many years
Mar 31, 2016
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Daniel Richard Pryke
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Jan 09, 2015
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Only one minus - bad smell in bathroom (you guys need to do something to drain the pipes)! The rest was good: service was nice and helpfull, room clean, very comfortable beds, small tarrace with table and chairs (perfect for smokers...
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Jan 15, 2015
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Andrei Tungusov
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Jul 21, 2014
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This is a great budget hotel. the room was cleaned every day and bed sheets are changed as well. The breakfast is ok standard for Thai hotels. The staff is helpful and nice. This hotel is a 5 min walk from the beach. You can use the sunbeds of the sister hotel first house on the beach. We started whit a room with a noisy air con. We told the staff about the problem and no troubel we got a different room with working aircon.! Dont stay here and expekt 4 star quality. its a good 2star budget hotel. Will stay here again if wisiting koh Samui chaweng noi.
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Aug 08, 2014
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Daniel Eriksson
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Apr 29, 2014
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This was the second time we stayed in First Residence and as the first time it was excellent.The staff is superb.We will go there again.Thanks to all at First Residence for two lovely weeks!!! Lars_Erik & Carina in room 104
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Very fast and easy booking,good information along the process.
May 02, 2014
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Lars-Erik Eriksson
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May 19, 2012
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this hotel was/is great. all the staff were friendly and helpful. the room we had overlooking the pool was nice (303)the hotel is at the end of chaweng beach road and close the the best beach if you walk through first resort. close by are restaurants and bars and if you walk up towards the family mart you will find the best jewely shop on samui everything is homemade. , I will stay at this hotel again , thanks for an enjoyable stay.also towards the beach where the road bends is the best tattooist on samui.....TATTOOS BY OWEN. also you must visit the ARK BAR for the beach partys and the foods good too !
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great as always
May 23, 2012
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alister mcdonald
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Apr 28, 2012
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We really enjoyed our stay at the first residence. The rooms are naturally not first class but the value for money is very good. Everything was clean and the staff is very friendly.We didn´t have breakfast, so don´t know if it´s good. Swimmingpool is a little small, but we used the big one called chaweng beach tht´s located at a 5min. walk. Surrounding here is very quiet and relaxed. Take a bus (50bath) to the beachfront-street and you´ll find many restaurants bars etc. First residence is really value for money (booked via internet it´s cheaper ;-)
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Reservation is very quick and easy. We got about half price than you´ll pay at the hotelreception.
May 02, 2012
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Frantzen Richard
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Feb 19, 2012
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Ett prisvärt hotell med bra frukostuffé, bra service och rena och fräscha rum. Poolen ligger i skuggan vilket vi tyckte var skönt. Runtomkring hotellet finns en del restauranger där man kan äta bra mat för en bllig peng. Chaweng beach ligger ungefär 15 minuters promenad därifrån. Ca 10 minuter till det stora shopping stråket. Nackdelen är att längre upp på gatan är ett tillhåll för prostituerade....Vi undevek helt enkelt det hållet.
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Mycket bra fungerade lysande.
Mar 20, 2012
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Jan 30, 2012
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в отеле не понравились только завтраки и обслуживание на них. Они очень скудные были. Если брать без завтраков, то можно на разницу очень вкусно покушать в соседних кафе.
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Apr 14, 2011
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A decent hotel at the end of Chaweng beach road. Close to beach and around 15 minutes walk to Chaweng center. Nothing fancy but OK for the money.
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Apr 19, 2011
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Magnus Modig
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Mar 01, 2011
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A very good choice. I will recomend it for other people. The location is is not the best but acceptabell.
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Mar 10, 2011
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Kaj Grönqvist
Date of stay:
Jan 20, 2011
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A pretty good hotel - the room was nice and the service was okay. The breakfast was a bit boring, but the staff were making fresh omelets, fried eggs etc., which was great! The hotel is located a few minutes walk from Chaweng Road (city), but to be where it really happens , you need to walk about 15 minutes. A tuk-tuk only costs 100 Baht per way, so that´s an option. The pool area is okay, but there is only very little sun and only a few sunbeds available.
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Perfect as always!
Feb 07, 2011
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First Residence
designed for guests who search for a budget accommodation without abandoning modern equipment, clean style and a comfortable environment.
First Residence is located at Chaweng Road with many small intimate shops and restaurants around. Chaweng Shopping Center and nightlife area is just 1 kilometer away and 150 meters or within a few minutes walk you reach the popular South Chaweng Beach. Samui Airport is approximately 7 kilometers away from the hotel.
The four storied - low cost, modern styled hotel, with it's 44 Superior rooms and 6 Family rooms.
:: Superior Room ::
Superior Rooms are 30.4 sq.m. in size with double and twin bed. Total 44 rooms, maximum 2 persons.
:: Family Room (for 4 person) ::
Family Rooms are sized spacious 60.8 sq.m., sub divided in one double bedroom and one twin bedroom with lockable door between. Total 6 rooms, maximum 4 persons.
All fully equipped in high standard with :
Air conditioning
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Hairdryers can be supplied
Sea view or pool view rooms on requested
:: Restaurant ::
Pool Side Restaurant is located the ground floor of the Residence serve a fine selection of Thai and international cuisine from 07.00 am. till 11.00 pm.
:: Bann Samui Massage ::
Hotel is indoor massage parlors offer a complete range of Thai, oil, foot, body, and facial massage.
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First Residence Hotel is located at the Chaweng South Road.
150 Meters from South Chaweng Beach.
1.5 Kilometer from Chaweng Center.
7 Kilometers from Samui Airport and Lamai Beach.
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Service providers and researchers should "assert more aggressive and innovative efforts to resolve both psychosocial and physical health issues that characterize the graying of the AIDS epidemic in the USA," according to the authors of the current study.
Thanks to treatment advances, more adults with HIV are living into their senior years. "These aging adults face added social, psychological, and physical challenges associated with the aging process," the authors noted.
Although correlations between depression, loneliness, health, and HIV/AIDS-related stigma have been studied, the team noted there has been little evaluation of these associations among HIV-positive adults over age 50. Data for the current analyses were drawn from the Research on Older Adults with HIV study of 914 HIV-positive men and women over age 50 in New York City.
A total of 39.1 percent of study participants exhibited symptoms of major depression (CES-D>23). Multivariate modeling successfully explained 42 percent of the variance in depression which was significantly related to increased HIV-associated stigma, increased loneliness, decreased cognitive functioning, reduced energy levels, and being younger.
"Data suggest that focusing efforts to reduce HIV-related stigma and loneliness may have lasting effects in reducing major depressive symptoms and improving perceived health," the authors concluded.


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"I don't think this bird came from Africa on its own," Keyes said. "I imagine it is somebody's escaped pet."
Images and comments about the flamingo on the Facebook page of the Shoreline Interpretive Center
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After looking at photographs taken recently of the distinctive, long legged bird off Sunnyvale, Keyes said it is a lesser flamingo. The Oakland Zoo has 16 of them. They are the smallest of the six species of flamingo worldwide, weighing about 6 pounds and standing 3 feet tall. The birds eat blue green algae and occasionally brine shrimp, both of which San Francisco Bay has in large numbers.
That's the same time the flamingo turned up in Sunnyvale, in the ponds next to the sewage treatment plant.
"I was actually going there looking for it," he said. "I saw a guy on a bicycle who said, 'Did I just see a flamingo?' I said, 'Yes, yes.' He said, 'Nobody is going to believe me.'"
Flamingo not plastic seen in San Francisco Bay
"There's a buzz about it," said Larry Campbell, of San Carlos, who spotted the flamingo last week while hiking on the earthen levees near the Sunnyvale sewage treatment plant. "When you tell people, you see their jaws drop."
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Where did it come from? Nobody knows.
The bird didn't have a tag on its leg, she said. Nor does it appear that its wings were clipped, a common tactic used in zoos to keep birds from flying off. Those are clues it may have been part of a private owner's collection.
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to it. It flies away very quickly."
The elegant pink bird normally found in tropical areas thousands of miles from San Francisco Bay has been spotted several times, and photographed swimming off the Sunnyvale shoreline over the past month. Before that, another flamingo, probably the same one, was seen off the Hayward shoreline as far back as Thanksgiving.
A Mountain View software engineer, Bilal al Shahwany, photographed it on June 23, while walking on a public hiking trail along the earthen levees about a mile from the Sunnyvale Water Pollution Control Plant.
just north of the San Mateo Bridge, in freshwater marshes along Hayward Regional Shoreline park.
groups of thousands in the wild.
Lesser flamingos aren't exactly what you'd call locals.
Lesser flamingos are not endangered. And although the bird has food on the bay, it could face a threat from predators, like coyotes, foxes or raccoons. Keyes, of the Oakland Zoo, said if nobody claims it, the zoo may be interested in bringing it to the zoo to join its other 16. After all, flamingos are social birds and live in Lv Ellipse Mm
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They normally inhabit Western Africa, along the coastal shoreline of Nigeria, Ghana and Ivory Coast as well as much of southern Africa, including Mozambique, Namibia and South Africa, and some parts of northeast India. The flamingos, which can live to be 50 years old, breed primarily in the Rift Valley lakes of East Africa in Ethiopia, Kenya and Tanzania.
Officials at the San Francisco Zoo, Oakland Zoo and other Bay Area wild animal facilities say they aren't missing any lanky pink residents who sleep standing on one leg.
"Some of the rangers named it Pinky," said Linden Rayton, a naturalist with the Hayward Shoreline Interpretive Center. "It seemed perfectly happy when it was here. It never seemed to be in danger. It never seemed to be lonely."
The pond the flamingo has been spotted in is 440 acres and used to treat sewage as part of Sunnyvale's wastewater process, said Sunnyvale city spokeswoman Jennifer Garnett. After sewage comes into the treatment plant, it is treated, and then moved to the pond, where bacteria and algae break it down before it is eventually discharged into the bay. The nutrient rich environment provides habitat for lots of birds, Garnett said.
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palidanx necesitaba un nuevo diseño de papelería y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 201 diseños de 45 diseñadores freelance.
Owner of a food start-up needing some creative business card branding.
I need a business card (front and back) for my food start-up. To get an idea of what the site is visit http://www.howcookingworks.com. It is a site of teaching cooking fundamentals.
The card needs to follow the branding of the existing logo, which is supplied here:
The card needs to not just be a regular business card, but an advertisement for the site.
The premise behind the card is I will be handing it to people in person and instead of the card simplying saying 'howcookingworks.com'.
IMPORTANT: All cards will contain the lower right hand corner simulating somebody bit into the card.
Don't worry about taglines. Just be sure to leave a spot for it in the back side of the card.
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Letter, J. J. I. [John James Ingalls] to Dear Father [Elias T. Ingalls]
Author: Ingalls, John James
Date: June 10, 1859
From Sumner on June 10, 1859, just days after the election for delegates to the Wyandotte Constitutional Convention, Ingalls wrote his father about the "well fought" contest in a county (Atchison) that was "an old stronghold of pro-slavery democracy." Ingalls won, of course, even though he at first "regarded the contest as a hopeless one," but still feared that the Democrats could control the convention; if so, "Kansas may be a Slave State after all. . . . It is Estimated that there are five hundred slaves in the territory today by virtue of the Dred Scott decision. A family recently came to this place from Kentucky with five."
Location of Original: KSHS Call Number: John James Ingalls Collection, #177, Box 1, Folder 2
Item Number: 102110 Number of images: 4
Keywords: Atchison County, Kansas Territory; Atchison, Kansas Territory; Democratic Party (U.S.); Dred Scott decision; Election, Wyandotte Constitution delegates to convention, June 1859; Ingalls, John James, 1833-1900; Osawatomie convention; Proslavery supporters; Republican Party (U.S.: 1854- ); Slaves in Kansas Territory
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Charles Curlett paid $2,000 Saturday night for a Cartier watch worth $5,600.
"And for a good cause," said the attorney from Oakenshawe.
But Curlett won't have the unisex watch all to himself.
"We're going to share it," said his wife, Christina.
Curlett was among more than 200 people who packed Gutierrez Studios in Woodberry for the third annual "Hats Off to Hampden Family Center," a gala fundraiser featuring silent and live auctions and live music. The Hampden Family Center provides everything from after-school enrichment and tutoring for area schoolchildren to lunches for senior citizens and assistance to families in applying for food stamps and other social services.
In addition to the watch, live auction items included tickets to Beyonce and Sting, 14 Baltimore Orioles box seats, and dinner for 10 prepared by The Food Market chef Chad Gauss at the winner's house and with wines paired for the meal by David Wells, owner of The Wine Source.
A bidding war for the dinner, between attorney Emmett McGee, of Roland Park, and Alice Ann Finnerty, owner of The Turnover Shop in Hampden, seesawed back and forth until Gauss agreed to do two dinners and both McGee and Finnerty were declared co-winners. That alone raised $6,000.
Gauss is a member off the family center's board of trustees and was co-chair of the Hats Off committee with Amy Dibos.
Dibos, of Hampton, won the Orioles box seats and said she would take her friends.
"I have a lot of new friends," she said.
A silent auction had everything from an iPhone and a weekend stay in a Palm Beach resort to jewelry, cookware, a football signed by Baltimore Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco and a box set of John Waters movies.
Hats were the order of the night — bowler hats, peacock hats, flag hats and hats with ears; fascinators, wide-brimmed straw hats, bonnets and cowboy hats.
Most people got into the act, including members of the John LT Band and members of the Access Art/Youthlight Photography Project, a program at the Hampden Family Center that teaches youths and teens to use the camera as a means of artistic expression. A group of students in the program took photos of people at the gala for free, against a fanciful background of fish.
Photographer Daniel Griffin, a junior at Baltimore Polytechnic Institute said he had no hat for the gala, so a friend lent him hers — a pink straw hat.
Marcus Ross, a Youthlight and family center instructor donned a pullover hat with ears.
"Weirdness makes things more fun," said Griffin, 17, of Forest Park.
Rosemary Hoover had her photo taken for posterity. She is leaving Baltimore after 24 years and moving to the oil boom town of Williston, North Dakota, population 11,000, where her husband, Dean Hoover, is opening an office of Morris & Ritchie Associates, Inc., an architectural, engineering and planning company.
"There's a lot of wealth there," said Rosemary Hoover, wearing a white wide-brimmed hat. There is also a serious lack of housing there, she said, noting that the house she and her husband purchased was one of only 33 on the market at the time.
"I hope so," she said when asked if she thinks she will like living there. "I really have enjoyed Baltimore."


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I've just received this photos from Rolando Quiroga, resident of Monterrey and good friend of mine. They were taken in 1994 while travelling on the road from Monclova, Coah. to Monterrey, N.L. He was inside of the bus when saw through the window a cigar shaped object that appeared on the horizont .
Two pictures were taken and you could see the reflection of the door and windows from inside of the bus. It was almost 3:00 PM and in both photos is visible a small object on the upper right side of the cigar ufo. These photos are not known and Rolando keept them as a funny souvenir in his photo album.
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Our zebra shark, Zeke, is turning four-years-old today (and on the 4th of November, no less)!
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Zeke and our second zebra shark, Zoe, have a very close relationship. They can often be seen hanging out together in the sandy, flat areas of Blacktip Reef!
As juveniles, zebra sharks have dark bodies with yellowish stripes. As they mature, their patterning changes to small dark spots. Zeke is starting to lose his stripes – soon, he'll be covered in spots, like Zoe!
In addition to their distinctive spots, our zebra sharks can be easily recognized by their impressively long tails!
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Fifth Harmony Perform 'Bo$$' and 'We Know' for Billboard [VIDEO]by Thomas Chau | PopCrush
The girls of Fifth Harmony recently stopped by Billboard to perform two songs off their upcoming debut album, including their hit single 'Bo$$' and a new song titled 'We Know.'
The former 'X Factor' contestants sat on bar stools and performed a stripped down version of their new hit single before introducing 'We Know' for the first time. 'Bo$$' sold 75,000 copies during its first week and debuted at No. 43 on the Billboard Hot 100.
In preparation for their new album, which does not have a title or release date yet, the girls traveled the United States in May and June as part of their Fifth Time's a Charm Tour. They will be hitting the road again this summer to join Austin Mahone on his tour as well.
Click on the videos below to check out Fifth Harmony's in studio performances for Billboard.
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The Electronics
The electronics of the RG-3 really push the envelope of the electric guitar. You get the standard issue volume and tone knobs and the five-way selector switch, but these are the only things that you've likely seen before. The three GS3 pickups are made by Godin to specifically compliment this series of guitar and stand out with their large pole pieces. You'll also notice that the pole heights are staggered and tuned which give a very even-tempered sound and volume across all six strings. Extra wax windings were added to the sides of the pickups in an effort to help reduce hum, but honestly I didn't notice much difference in interference between this guitar and other single-coil guitars.
To compliment these pickups, Godin uses the High-Definition Revoicer (HDR) that provides a wide variety of different single-coil sounds to choose from. The HDR is activated by a simple and conveniently located switch that allows you to choose between an active or passive pickup configuration. This switch engages a preamp circuit that adds a new soundstage to the guitar. The term "high definition" is quite descriptive of the sound when you turn the HDR on. You get more pronounced highs as well as deeper lows with an even middle. Right hand pick dynamics also come alive with the HDR engaged.
Plugging In
As mentioned earlier, the first thing I noticed when I played this guitar acoustically was how much vibration I could feel through my hands and arms. As for definition and response, I think you will be hard pressed to find a better electric guitar. The choice of single-coils in this guitar with the harmonic resonance from the chambered tone woods make this a truly amazing sounding instrument with lots of sustain and available dynamics.
This guitar is very responsive to hand technique and pick pressure. Competing with a full band, it can cut through nicely with a solid and musical presence in the midrange frequency spectrum. Engage the HDR, and it speaks even more without getting harsh. My first impression of the HDR circuit made me wonder why you would ever want to switch back to the passive mode, but after a few days of playing with this switch, I found many exquisite and usable tones in both modes. I can't say enough about the clarity and dynamics available with this instrument.
I checked the intonation up the neck on each string and it was spot on with the exception of one very minor string length adjustment on the stainless bridge (screw on the low E). It plays perfectly in tune up and down the neck. The tremolo arm setup on the RG-3 works remarkably well as it stays pretty much in tune right from the start. If you dive it hard, it will take a few cents on the strings here and there, as most other tremolos without locking nut systems will. But I found it to be very musical and definitely well above the average for staying in tune.
The Final Mojo
This guitar is beautifully crafted and built to allow the serious musician to explore and reach new heights. It pushes the envelope in form as well as electronics. If you are looking for something to inspire you to reach your potential, this guitar gives you that space. Great attention has been paid to the finer details of guitar-making and it looks, feels, and plays great. It's an elegant instrument, and the more I play it, the more I love it.
Buy if...
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Clarke County Wills, Estates, Marriages, Newspapers, Tax Digests
Lucy Cobb Institute, Athens, Georgia, founded ca 1859 by Thomas R. Cobb. Clarke County was established in 1801; named for General Elijah Clarke of Revolutionary War fame. A year after cession of the land which became Clarke County from the Cherokee Indians in 1783, the State endowed the future University of Georgia with 40,000 acres of land near an old trading path. The old school pre-dates the Revolutionary War but was not created by the Georgia legislature until 1785.Abraham Baldwin was chosen as president. The school actually began the same year as the county, 1801, with the purchase of land for a campus. At this time the surrounding town of Athens had not been formed and would not be formed until the first class graduated in 1804. Among the earliest students were men who would shape the future of the state before, after and during the Civil War. Crawford W. Long, medical pioneer, Alexander "Little Alex" Stephens, who became Vice President of the Confederate State of America, and Howell Cobb, Speaker of the House and candidate for President of the United States, were but a few of the famous names associated with the school. Early Clarke County Settlers: William Shaw, Joseph Clarkson, Joseph Kramer, William Echols, Richard Lewis, Richard Cole, Absalom Echols, Joshua Baker, Bussel Brown, Jeremiah Melton, Wyley Roberts, James Hayes, William Daniel, Edward Hagin, Samuel Jackson, Clark Hudson, George Evans, Levin Hudson, Wootson Allen, Joseph Henderson, John Dorman, Peter Calaway, Edward Moor, James Downs, Jonathan Hightower, James Keeth, Isaac Downs, David McCulloch, James Naull, Gabriel Hubbard, John Burnett, James Gilmore, David Duke, Harry Mitchel, Drewry Brewer, Henry Grier, and others.
Probate Records Available to Members of Georgia Pioneers
Abstracts of Wills
- 1803-1822
- 1822-1842
Online Images of Wills and Estates 1842 to 1859Names: Akeridge, Ezekiel,Barber, James,Baxter, Thomas,Beardin, Aaron, Branch, Dicey,Burnett, Caroline,Camak, James,Carter, William,Cros, Aaron,Daniell, Josiah,Edwards, Solomon,Espy, John,Greer, Thomas, Hales, Willis,Huff, Henry,Jackson, Stephen,Jennings, James,Jones, William,King, Sarah,Mayne, John,Newton, Catharine,Oliver, John Sr., Payne, Edward,Pittard, Humphrey,Pope, Mary,Price, Elizabeth,Stroud, Martha,Tinney, Elizabeth,Wells, Sarah,Williams, William,Williamson, Sarah.
Online Images of Wills 1859 to 1885Names: Bauer, William ; Baxter, Mary ; Biggane, Lucy ; Billups, John ; Bishop, Edward;; Bishop, Thomas ; Bradford, Mary ; Branch, James ; Brown, Dolly ; Burnett, Mary ; Chancey, John ; Chase, Allen ; Church, M.; Cobb, Lucy ; Conger, Abijah; Cook, Zadock; Cox, Elizabeth ; Crawford, Julia; Crawford, Susan; Crawford, Susannah ; Crawford, Thomas; Daniell, Francis Marion; Darsey, William ; Darcey, James; Davenport, Henry; Dean, John; Delany, Henry; Delany, William ; Doster, Francis ; Dupree, Lucy ; Edwards, Henry ; Edwards, Richard ; Epps, William ; Fambrough, John; Fellows, George; Fellows, Mary; Gober, William ; Gober, Wesley; Goff, Nancy; Golding, Susan ; Gorly, Mary; Gray, Jeremiah ; Greer, Corporal ; Griffith, John; Hall, Asbury ; Hamilton, Sarah ; Hardiman, Benjamin; Harper, Anselm ; Harris, James ; Harris, John; Harris, Martin ; Harris, Paulina ; Harris, Sarah; Hellbrook, Nathan ; Henderson, Matthew ; Henry, Elizabeth ; Hoyt, Nathan; Hudson, George; Hull, Henry; Hutchinson, Peter; Jackson, Hillman ; Jackson, John; Jenkins, James; Jennings, Giles; Jennings, Henry ; Jennings, James ; Johnson, John Calvin ; Keisler, Hugh; Kittle, William ; Klutts, Jacob; Lampkin, Henry ; Leam, William; Lee, Judith ; Ligers, Caesr; Lowe, John H. ; Lumpkin, Edward ; Lumpkin, Frank; Lumpkin, Samuel ; Macey, Albert ; Malin, Phoebe; Marks, Thomas; Matthews, Martha; Kinney, Alfred ; Mitchell, Giles; Mitchell, J. W. ; Mitchell, William ; Moore, Eleanore ; Moore, Thomas; Morton, Joseph ; Moss, John ; Moss, Thomas; Muker, Christopher ; Mygatt, George; Nance, John ; Newton, Eliza ; Osborn, John; Paine, Seaborne (colored) ; Pelleford, Louis ; Reese, Charles ; Ramsey, Bolitha E. ; Savage, Susan ; Sikes, Zechariah; Smith, Robert; Sparks, Ann; Sparks, Thomas ; Stephenson, Henry; Stovall, Pleasant; Stroud, Mark; Stroud, William ; Tayler, Michael ; Taylor, Robert; Thomas, William ; Thompson, Middleton; Thrasher, Burton; Vickers, Joshua; Vincent, Isaac ; Wade, Thomas ; Wane, Edward ; Ward, Matthew A. ; Wells, Mary; White, John ; White, William; Williams, Mary; Witherspoon, Elizabeth; Woodson, Alexander ; Wray, Thomas ; Yerby, Burnell ; Zach, Silas
Online Images of Estates 1827 to 1835Names: Beal, Zephaniah; Beardin, Richard; Bonner, Allen ;Bostick, Rebecca; Broadnax, William; Cheatham, Anthony; Chislom, Appleton ; Crowe, Stephen ; Doran, Andrew; Daugherty, Rebecca; Duke, Beverley; Early, Rhoda ; Easley, Roderick ; Foster, John ; Fulton, Margaret; Garner, Joel; Gordon, Robert ; Gourley, Jonathan ; Graham, Andrew ; Harper, John; Harris, Jeremiah ; Harris, Thomas ; Hester, Stephen ; Hill, Isaac; Holder, John ; Holt, Cicero; Huff, Wiley; Humphreys, Uriah; Irwin, James ; James, Henry; Langford, James ; Lumpkin, George; May, Levi ; Mayfield, Thomas; Maxey, Edward, orphans of ; McCollough, William; Mitchell, William ; Moore, Francis ; Moore, Robert; Nisbet, James ; Nunnally, John ; Parton, Vernia ; Phinizy, Marcus; Pittard, Samuel ; Price, William ; Puryear, Peter, orphans of ; Ransom, Reuben; Richardson, John, orphan of Dave; Sibbald, Jane ; Smith, Mary A.; Starkes, Philip, orphans of ; Strickland, John ; Tarpley, Joseph ; Thomas, John ; Thomas, Levin ; Trammell, Robert ; Watts, Samuel ; Whitton, John ; Williamson, Ann; Williby, Elijah ; Wise, Patterson; Wooldridge, orphans; Wright, John
Online Images of Estates Book G, 1835 to 1845Testators: Beal, Zephaniah; Boram, George W.; Bostick, Rebekah, Mrs.; Brightwell, John; Cheatham, Anthony; Chester, Stephen; Conger, Hedges; Croxton, James; Dalton, Lewis; Elder, Sterling and Howell; Flournoy, Elizabeth, orphan; Flournoy, Howell, orphan of; Hodges, James, orphans of; Holt, Cicero; Lamar, Zachariah; Lee, John; Ligon, Robert; Maddox, Joseph; Mann, Jonathan, orphans of; Meriwether orphans; Merritt, Berryman G.; Moore, William; Nisbet, Penelope, Mrs.; Osborn, John; Phinizy, Marco, orphans of; Pinson, Thomas; Pressley, Samuel P.; Preston, William; Puryear, John; Puryear, Peter, orphan; Reynolds, Patrick; Robertson, Fryar; Robinson, James; Sheats, Nicholas; Sibbald, Jane, Mrs.; Simonton, Theopholis;Stephens, David; Sturgis, Henry; Taylor, Sarah Ann, orphan; Thomas, Drury; Thompson, Thomas B.; Tindall, William; Whitlow, John Sr.; Williams, Joel, orphans of; Williby, Robert; Williby, William; Winstead, Alexander
Indexes to Probate Records
- Index to Will Book A, 1803-1822.
- Index to Will Book B, 1822-1842.
- Index to Will Book C, 1842-1859.
- Index to Will Book D, 1859-1885.
- Index to Will Book E, 1885-1911.
- Index to Clarke County Ordinary Records, estates (no date).
- Index to Unbound Estates, 1797-1949.
- Index to Mixed Estates, 1799-1819. < li>Index to Mixed Estates, 1807-1818.
- Index to Mixed Estates, 1815-1827.
- Index to Mixed Estates, 1827-1830.
- Mixed Estates, Book E (1827-1830)
- Mixed Estates, Book F (1835-1845)
- Mixed Estates (1837-1847)
- Mixed Estates (1842-1867)
- Deed Book A, 1802-1804.
- Deed, Dearing to Nesbit
- Finch, William, LWT (1811).
- Hagin, Edward, Appraisement, Sale, etc. (1805), Bk 1799-1819, pp. 373-377.
- Hagin, Edward, deed (1802).
- James Hagins, Estate.
- Marriages 1807 to 1820
- Marriage Index 1805-1821
- Marriage Index 1815-1821
- Marriage Licenses Index 1821 to 1838
- Marriage Licenses Index 1838 to 1867
- Marriages from newspapers 1885-1886
Tax Digests (digital images)
- 1802
- 1803
- 1804
- 1805
- 1810
Traced Genealogies of Clarke County FamiliesBarber; Barwick;Clarke ;Day ;Ernest ;Freeman ;Hagin ;Humphreys ;Hunnicutt ;Jackson ;Parr ;Sledge ;Strong ;Thomas White
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I travel the country a lot. And I am often approached by entrepreneurs in cities which don't have a vibrant VC community. They often ask whether they have to move to SF, NY or LA to get financed.
I have the same response always, "Where do you want to live? Where do you want to build your community, your relationships, your family?" I'm trying to get a feel for their commitment to local community versus being in a place where financing is easiest.
If their commitment to staying local is weak I normally say, "Well, it certainly would be easier on you to be in a larger community. It would be easier in terms of getting access to angels, VCs, the media, whatever. So if you're really indifferent you might consider it." On the other hand, if they have a strong preference to staying local I usually tell them that I believe you can build a business anywhere these days.
You can build a meaningful company just about wherever these days. Just ask the people of Portland, Seattle, Boulder, Iowa, Princeton, Dallas or countless other cities that don't have enough venture capital.
Ask SuperCell. Or Rovio. Or UrbanAirship. NewToy, Dwolla, Pollenware or Wonga.
If you don't live in a major VC zone, I have some tips for how to make it easier to raise Venture Capital.
Before I explain, let me give you some backgrounds why it's harder to raise money if you live outside "the zone."
Let's start with "oversight." Most VCs view it as their responsibility to mentor, debate, cajole and generally assist with investments they make. They also view it as a responsibility of the money they manage on behalf of others to provide oversight of these companies. And it is significantly easier to help when you are local.
Take me for example. This afternoon (Saturday) I have a coffee meeting with a portfolio company founder. Tomorrow I'm meeting with a senior exec who is considering joining a company in which we've invested. He would be a very senior hire for us and filling an urgent gap. I know local talent. I know who is perceived as good and who has a fancy resume but others think didn't perform. That's what local allows. I know the whole ecosystem: VCs, CEOs, tech teams, founders, angels – and I know people who have worked together for 15+ years.
Local knowledge runs deep. Thus, a desire to invest more locally where I think I have a competitive advantage. Otherwise I'm just money.
But I do invest outside of LA. Examples include DataSift (San Fran & London), MyTime (SF) and awe.sm (SF).
Every year I'm in the SF Bay Area 12-14 times. I'm in NY 6-8 times. And then there are smatterings (Dallas 2x, DC 3x, Philly 3x, Austin, Boulder, Seattle not to mention San Diego 8x, Santa Barbara 8x – where I invested in RingRevenue).
This isn't a complaint. It's a goal to help you understand the life of a VC. And I no longer control my calendar. When DataSift sets up a board meeting (next one in London, last was in NYC) we have investors from NYC (IA Ventures), SF (Scale Ventures) and the founding team + chairman in London. So when dates & locations are set – they're set.
So ….
Am I looking to add 8 trips / year to [name your location not already on my annual itinerary]. Not easily. Of course if it's a company on fire I would travel to any 2-hop city from LA.
So how do you overcome that given that all VCs must have a similar pattern to me other than super-human VCs like Brad Feld or Dave McClure who have insane travel schedules but an unbelievable ability to put in the air miles and be whenever/ whenever?
Here's what I would do if I were you. I'll pick a mythical company in Kansas City.
- For starters I'd try to raise my initial capital locally
- Next I'd research every VC in the country and find people who grew up in or near KC. Why? Because you know they must already come back 1-2 times / year anyways. Plus, they know the local market better and therefore don't have the uninformed biases of those that don't. If these people work for reputable firms and have the right industry knowledge they ought to be on your pitch list
- Importantly … I would pitch investors in SF, NY, Boston, LA, etc. and say the following
"I live and work in Kansas City. I have the tremendous advantage of access to a hard-working, loyal and technical talent pool. So I want to stay here and build my business.
That said I want the best VCs in the industry and for that I know I need to be in a major VC hub.
So here's the deal. I will commit to traveling to NYC seven times per year for board meetings. I'll make your life easier because I know you travel all the time anyways and KC ins't exactly on your normal path.
Heck. I need to be in NYC a lot anyways. All I would ask is that you hold 1-2 board meetings / year in KC.
You're going to want to do that anyways to always kick the tires of the local team. Plus, we have some rocking bbq to make it worth your time."
I know some people will cringe at this idea, "if the VC really wanted me they would come to ME."
Maybe. But until you've achieved the kind of success you know you're capable of, it's a harder ask. And with my strategy, you take their biggest objection off the table. By the way, no VC will ever tell you, "I don't want to come to KC 8 times / year" because it would sound bad.
But as I always tell entrepreneurs, "Better That You Deal with The Elephant in the Room."
(Cross-posted @ Both Sides of the Table)