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Nice House Hostel
Nice House Hostel is with a convenient location in the center of Chengdu downtown. Guests will feel as a home stay which is in walking distance to local food street, supermarkets, bank, post office and shopping malls.
The property is a 3-layer building, canal-side, lined with trees outside the building, a very quiet but convenient place, as you should only walk 150meters to the main road and bus stop .The building itself have a small garden, which full of flowers and all kinds of plants.
There are various kinds of rooms available: mixed dorm, female dorm, male dorm and private rooms to meet the guests' different needs. Sure, we not only provide clean and comfortable bed to sleep, but also great atmosphere.
Our staff are all travel-lovers, and know what the average traveler needs when staying in a hostel, and often travel around China to keep up with the latest in the hostel and travel business. And of couse, the receptionists we employed are those with great English skills. We alw
ays try to avoild any miscommunication between staff and guests!
Stay here, have fun:
we present:
Free Hostel Activities(dumpling party, hot pot party, Chinese GongFu Tea course, city biking trip etc) :
Free Wifi ;
Free Luggage Storage ;
Free Air ticket booking ;
Free use of hair-dryer & DVDs & table football ;
Free for letters & postcards delivery
Free umbrellas rental
Paid service:
Cheap drink and alcohol , Bar provide various drink and alcohol with cool music, laidback atmosphere and we are always willing to chat with you
Cheap international long distance calling;
Cheap bike rental ;
Cheap Sichuan food and western food ;
Cheap Laundry service.
Cheap movie tickets at local cinemas when you purchase from us
Cheap airport & train station pick up
Value tours:
Four girls Mountain
Gongga Mountain
Leshan Grand Buddha
Jiu Zhai Valley nat & Huanglong park
Hailuogou Glacier
Daily panda tour & Sichuan opera face changing
More itineraries at travel desk, the customized itinerary is no problem.
Our hostel loves animals; So bring your Pets: dogs, cats, polar bears (If you have the right license) Just make sure you email us first, So we can make preparations for your little guy (Or big guy);
We guarantees that your stay here will be happy, entertaining, memorable and excellent value for money.our always friendly staff are always at your service, welcome to join us :)
See you soon!
Nice House Hostel
Disponibilidad y preciosPara ver la disponibilidad y los precios, selecciona las fechas y pincha "Actualizar fechas"
Instalaciones & Políticas de Albergue
- Recepción 24 horas
- Seguridad 24 horas
- Adaptadores
- Aire acondicionado
- Traslado al aeropuerto
- Bar
- Estacionamiento de bicicletas
- Juegos de mesa
- Intercambio de libros
- Desayuno no incluido
- Café
- Se aceptan niños
- Sala común
- La tarjeta de crédito no ha sido aceptada
- Registro de entrada y salida expresar
- Acceso gratuito a Internet
- Wifi gratuito
- Sala de juegos
- Secadores de pelo
- Duchas de agua caliente
- Limpieza
- Acceso a Internet
- Acceso mediante tarjeta llave
- Cocina
- Lavandería
- Incluye ropa de cama
- Taquillas
- Guardaequipajes
- Microondas
- Club nocturno
- Sin límite de hora
- Terraza al aire libre
- Se aceptan animales
- PlayStation
- Servicio postal
- Luz de lectura
- Caja fuerte
- Impuestos no incluidos
- Máquina para Té y Café
- Mostrador de excursiones
- Lavadora
- WiFi
Política de cancelaciónEsta propiedad cuenta con una política de cancelación de 1 días. Si no se realiza la cancelación dentro de ese plazo se aplicará un recargo de anulación igual a la primera noche de tu estancia.
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1)From North Railway Station:
Find the Metro at -North Railway Station Square--------- get off at -Wenshu Monastery (the 2nd stop, Exit B, the charge is CNY2.00)----------- turn right, and walk 200meter to bus stop- Jiang Han Lu Dong-, take bus No. 101 or 3 to -Tong Jing Qiao- bus stop(the 2nd stop, the charge is CNY2.00)---------- then walk to our hostel just in 2 minute.
If take taxi, the charges is about CNY11-15, it's depends on the traffic situation. (For your information, as the road traffic is heavy most time around the railway station, so, we strongly suggest you take metro instead of taxi, and for your information, all charge for all the city bus is CNY2.00).
2)From the Airport:
Find shuttle bus No. 300 or 303(the charge is CNY10.00) right in front of arrivals lobby---------- get off at (JinJiang Hotel)---------- Walk 70 meters to Jinjiang Hotel Metro station(Exit C1)---------- Get off at Wenshu Monastery- (Exit B, the 3rd stop, the charge is CNY2.00)---------- turn right, and walk 200meter to bus stop- Jiang Han Lu Dong-, take bus No. 101 or 3 to -Tong Jing Qiao- bus stop(the 2nd stop, the charge is CNY2.00)----------- then walk to our hostel just in 2 minute.
If take taxi directly, the charge is about CNY50-55
(ps. We provide pick up which cost 80RMB during 6am to 8pm, from 8pm to the next day 6am takes 100RMB per car, if you need the service, please inform us at least one day ahead, so that we can make arrangement accordingly)


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Chapter 46
The ordinances of worship and of sacrifice are explained.
1 Thus saith the Lord God; The
2 And the prince shall enter by the way of the porch of that gate without, and shall stand by the
3 Likewise the people of the land shall worship at the door of this gate before the Lord in the sabbaths and in the new moons.
4 And the burnt offering that the prince shall offer unto the Lord in the
5 And the meat offering shall be an ephah for a ram, and the meat offering for the lambs as he shall be able to give, and an hin of oil to an ephah.
6 And in the day of the new moon it shall be a young bullock without blemish, and six lambs, and a ram: they shall be without blemish.
7 And he shall prepare a meat offering, an ephah for a bullock, and an ephah for a ram, and for the lambs according as his hand shall attain unto, and an hin of oil to an ephah.
8 And when the prince shall enter, he shall go in by the way of the porch of that gate, and he shall go forth by the way thereof.
9 ¶But when the people of the land shall come before the Lord in the solemn
10 And the prince in the midst of them, when they go in, shall go in; and when they go forth, shall go forth.
11 And in the feasts and in the
12 Now when the prince shall prepare a
13 Thou shalt
14 And thou shalt prepare a meat offering for it every morning, the sixth part of an ephah, and the third part of an hin of oil, to
15 Thus shall they prepare the lamb, and the meat offering, and the oil, every morning for a continual burnt offering.
16 ¶Thus saith the Lord God; If the prince give a gift unto any of his sons, the inheritance thereof shall be his sons'; it shall be their possession by inheritance.
17 But if he give a gift of his inheritance to one of his servants, then it shall be his to the year of
18 Moreover the prince shall not take of the people's
19 ¶After he brought me through the entry, which was at the side of the gate, into the holy
20 Then said he unto me, This is the place where the priests shall boil the
21 Then he brought me forth into the utter court, and caused me to pass by the four corners of the court; and, behold, in every corner of the court there was a court.
22 In the four corners of the court there were courts joined of forty cubits long and thirty broad: these four corners were of one measure.
23 And there was a row of
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The Knight Card Program
The Knight Card program is a prepaid, declining balance account that is part of your Knight Card. It is the convenient, cashless way to pay for your purchases on and off-campus. Once funded, simply swipe your card as a method of payment at participating locations. With no fees, no chance to overdraft, and no chance of accumulating credit card debt, the Knight Card is a great budgeting tool!
Each term $500 will show on your invoice statement as Knight Card Program. You have the option of opting out of the program or making adjustments to your amount based on predetermined increments ($100, $250, $750 or $1000). Should you choose to be part of the Knight Card program these funds will go into a special account up to one week prior to the beginning of the term (separate from your tuition account) that can then be used at The University Bookstore, on-campus vending machines and at many local off-campus vendors. Whenever a purchase is made using the card, the purchase amount will be deducted from the available balance.
Opt Out or Change Amount
Should you wish to opt out or change the current amount on your Knight Card, log into your Student Service Center in PeopleSoft. Under the Finances section you will see the Knight Card Program with the current amount and a link to opt out or to change amount. Click on the link and make your change in one easy step.
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By COREY BLUEMELStaff writer
Since its opening six months ago, HeadStart in Huntington has undergone some major changes. Corinna Shelton, the facility's new director, said the three teacher team consists of Emily Olson, Stacy Huntington and Megan Hunsaker. The new cook is Carrie Childs. As for the school bus, the driver is Don Fancy and the bus aide is Marilyn Nelson.
"We are currently doing recruitment for the 2007-2008 year. We are wanting to open up our area. If enough children qualify from the Ferron area, we will look at getting another bus for transportation. According to HeadStart rules, students can only be on the bus for a certain amount of time. As for the time being, the teachers are going to the children in Ferron. We would like to see the children have the classroom experience," said Shelton.
Shelton added the facility is in need of a sign, so to raise funds for this purpose, the building's previous owner left an upright piano in the building. HeadStart is selling raffle tickets for the piano to raise funds to pay for the sign. For more information about the raffle or to inquire about enrolling your child for the 2007-2008 year, call Shelton at 687-5301 or stop in week days from 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
Children who are 3 or 4 years of age by Sept. 1 are eligible. The morning class has a full breakfast and lunch. The afternoon class has lunch and a generous afternoon snack.
In the above story, Corinna Shelton was incorrectly listed as the facility's director. Shelton is the on-site coordinator and Laura Mitchell is the director. We are sorry for any inconvenience caused by this.


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Debates of Sept. 30th, 2005
House of Commons Hansard #129 of the 38th Parliament, 1st Session. (The original version is on Parliament's site.) The word of the day was defence.
- Committees of the House
- Remote Sensing Space Systems Act
- Seniors
- Lake Simcoe
- Fafia
- Liberal Government
- Swansea
- Search and Rescue
- Iran
- Trois-Rivières
- Carnegie Gallery
- Canadian Tourism Commission
- Justice
- Seniors
- Drinking Water
- Biennale du lin de Portneuf
- Public Funds
- Firefighters
- Sisters in Spirit Campaign
- Softwood Lumber
- David Dingwall
- Sponsorship Program
- National Defence
- Housing
- Technology Partnerships Canada
- National Defence
- David Dingwall
- Public Works and Government Services
- Public Service
- Emergency Preparedness
- Border Security
- Immigration
- Chief Electoral Officer
- Health
- Poverty
- National Defence
- Energy Prices
- Aboriginal Affairs
- Status of Women
- Finance
- Agriculture
- Social Development
- Taxation
- Copyright Act
- Highway Infrastructure
- Economic Development
- House of Commons Calender
- Certificates of Nomination
- Petitions
- Questions on the Order Paper
- Remote Sensing Space Systems Act
- Workplace Psychological Harassment Prevention Act
Remote Sensing Space Systems Act
Government Orders
10:55 a.m.
The Deputy Speaker
I am sorry to interrupt the debate, but seven minutes of questions and comments will be given after oral question period.
Statements By Members
10:55 a.m.
Wajid Khan Mississauga—Streetsville, ON
Mr. Speaker, October 1 is the International Day of Older Persons. This morning I invite my fellow parliamentarians and all Canadians to join me in celebrating the remarkable contributions of older persons to Canadian society. This year, the United Nations has chosen the theme "Ageing in the New Millennium: Focus on poverty, older women and development".
The issues presented by an aging population are a high priority for our government. The policies we are developing now will affect the lives of Canadians for generations.
Our government is also responding to the needs of low income seniors. This January, the first non-indexed increase to the GIS in over 20 years will come into effect.
Seniors have earned the right to enjoy a quality of life that we can take pride in. It is the commitment of our government to ensure that the needs of seniors are met. Again I invite members to join me in celebrating the International Day of Older Persons this Saturday.
Lake Simcoe
Statements By Members
11 a.m.
Peter Van Loan York—Simcoe, ON
Mr. Speaker, the environment of Lake Simcoe is a precious jewel treasured by the residents of York--Simcoe, but its ecosystem is fragile and we need to work hard to protect it.
Local residents are doing their part, including reducing or eliminating the use of fertilizers and pesticides that run off to harm the lake, and disposing of toxic liquids through proper depots.
Local organizations, such as Rescue Lake Simcoe, The Wave, Alliance for a Better Georgina and others, are working to raise awareness and educate people on how to protect the lake.
Local governments are doing their share, investing in expanded water treatment and improved storm water management, but the federal Liberal government is missing in action.
For 12 years we have been waiting for action to prevent the introduction of invasive species that harm the delicate ecosystem of the lake, but we still do not have mandatory rules.
Lake Simcoe needs access to the same environmental funding available to the other lakes in the Great Lakes basin, but the Liberals will not make it available.
The residents of York--Simcoe are working to protect Lake Simcoe's environment for the benefit of generations to come. It is time the federal government stepped up to do its part.
Statements By Members
11 a.m.
Anita Neville Winnipeg South Centre, MB
Mr. Speaker, I rise today to acknowledge the work of FAFIA, the Canadian Feminist Alliance for International Action, whose national symposium and general meeting I had the pleasure of attending in Regina on September 19.
FAFIA is a coalition of over 50 women's organizations whose mandate is to further women's equality in Canada through the domestic implementation of Canada's international and national human rights and policy commitments. FAFIA and its constituent organizations address issues such as violence, poverty and housing, women's trade and economic justice, gender equity in budgeting, and pay equity. Dedicated women and men are engaged to ensure that women from all backgrounds have the opportunity for full participation in all aspects of Canadian society.
At the meeting in Regina, I had the opportunity do a presentation to those attending on the work undertaken to date by the Standing Committee on the Status of Women. I want to thank FAFIA members for the invitation and wish them much success with their daunting agenda.
Liberal Government
Statements By Members
11 a.m.
Johanne Deschamps Laurentides—Labelle, QC
Mr. Speaker, the Liberal government and its leader the Prime Minister are not being honest with the public and are not hesitating to leave them in the lurch.
As if it were not enough to ignore the regions' calls for help in the softwood lumber issue, or to abandon Quebec's farmers, whose plight is the result of this government's insensitivity to the realities faced by Quebeckers, the Prime Minister is now refusing to do anything to mitigate the effects of the oil industry crisis on the most vulnerable.
Remote regions do not have public transit systems and are therefore at the mercy of the oil companies' hunger for profits.
What is the Prime Minister doing in the meantime? He is squandering public funds to benefit Liberal Party cronies and protect Gagliano and his gang.
In the words of singer Zachary Richard, "Working is too hard and stealing is not nice". The decline of federalism continues.
Statements By Members
11 a.m.
Sarmite Bulte Parkdale—High Park, ON
Mr. Speaker, I would like to congratulate the board of management, staff, volunteers and everyone in the historic village of Swansea on the official opening of the Founders Room in the Swansea Town Hall. The official opening took place on September 17. I was proud to be in attendance.
The Swansea Town Hall was formerly the municipal building for the village of Swansea, which was amalgamated into Toronto in 1966. It now serves as a real community centre, housing the Swansea Memorial Library and various meeting rooms for its many recreational and educational activities.
The Founders Room is its most recent addition and is named for the many residents who over the years worked to ensure that the building was kept open and maintained. With this new addition, the people who played such a key part in its preservation are well remembered. I offer my own tribute to them and to the ongoing vitality of the community and residents of Swansea.
Search and Rescue
Statements By Members
11 a.m.
Cheryl Gallant Renfrew—Nipissing—Pembroke, ON
Mr. Speaker, the decision to ground the CH-149 Cormorant search and rescue helicopter fleet in Trenton due to a lack of spare parts and replace it with the CH-146 Griffon helicopter comes as a shock to the families of Captain Colin Sonoski and Captain Juli-Ann Mackenzie.
These brave soldiers died when their Griffon helicopter crashed during a search and rescue mission. It has been over three years since that helicopter crash. The families are still waiting for the final report on rescue 420 to find out what caused the tail rotor blade to fall off the Griffon helicopter in mid-flight, plunging the two pilots to their deaths.
Before any more Canadian Forces pilots are killed because of faulty equipment, this Prime Minister, who is responsible for the budget cuts to our military, owes it to the widow and the families and all the members of the armed forces to immediately release the final report on that crash before using the CH-146 as a search and rescue replacement for a helicopter which is earning a reputation as unsafe to fly.
Statements By Members
September 30th, 2005 / 11:05 a.m.
Mario Silva Davenport, ON
Mr. Speaker, this past summer people across the world were shocked and saddened by media reports from Iran which indicated that two young men aged 16 and 18 had been executed.
Independent media reports confirmed that Mahmoud Asgari and Ayez Marhoni lost their lives because they were gay. While Iranian officials tried to make reference to supposed criminal charges, these lacked any credibility.
The reality is that gays and lesbians in Iran are subject to appalling human rights abuse. These young men lost their lives for being gay. The fact that they were as young as they were meant that their execution was in violation of international conventions to which Iran is a signatory.
People across the world must speak out in outrage at these continued abuses of the most basic human rights in Iran.
Statements By Members
11:05 a.m.
Paule Brunelle Trois-Rivières, QC
Mr. Speaker, downtown Trois-Rivières received international recognition on September 12 with an award in the special events and promotion category at the International Downtown Association conference in Denver, Colorado.
The purpose of this association is to help its members share winning formulas, whether for drumming up new business, communication and marketing strategies, urban transportation, or for social or other projects to revitalize downtown cores.
Trois-Rivières' success is the result of concerted efforts by several groups including the municipal council, the tourism bureau and the Société de développement commercial du centre-ville.
The award decision was based in large part on the originality of the International Festival of Poetry. Trois-Rivières tied with Los Angeles and beat out New York and Milwaukee.
Congratulations, Trois-Rivières.
Carnegie Gallery
Statements By Members
11:05 a.m.
Russ Powers Ancaster—Dundas—Flamborough—Westdale, ON
Mr. Speaker, it is a great privilege to rise in the House today to recognize the 25th anniversary of the Carnegie Gallery, home to the Dundas Art and Craft Association situated in historic downtown Dundas, Ontario.
The mandate of the Dundas Art and Craft Association is to promote and encourage the appreciation and production of Canadian art, especially through local artists in my region of Ancaster—Dundas—Flamborough—Westdale and the environs.
The gallery provides an educational resource both for members and for the community at large and serves as a forum where artists and craftspeople may dialogue and share knowledge and experience.
The Carnegie provides our community with access to art exhibitions of excellent quality and has been a driving force contributing to the vitality and development of the arts in the Hamilton area for years.
Canadian Tourism Commission
Statements By Members
11:05 a.m.
John Duncan Vancouver Island North, BC
Mr. Speaker, the U.S. television show Boston Legal has taped an episode that will feature a world class resort in my riding on Vancouver Island.
This is good news. The bad news is that the episode takes aim at salmon farming, a sustainable industry that employs 4,000 British Columbians, many of them in rural or first nations communities.
The premise that salmon farming and tourism are incompatible is not correct. The Canadian Tourism Commission has rashly booked full page advertisements in The New York Times and the Los Angeles Times to promote the show, which will only serve to manufacture polarization.
We have a taxpayer funded commission which is now effectively taking sides at the possible expense of salmon farm workers and their communities. The minister must derail these plans today.
Statements By Members
11:05 a.m.
Keith Martin Esquimalt—Juan de Fuca, BC
Mr. Speaker, there have been some serious misrepresentations in the House by the opposition against the government position on some very important judicial matters and in particular the protection of children. It is time to set the record straight.
In protecting children, our government has enacted some of the toughest laws in the world against the exploitation of children, against child pornography and against Internet luring.
Bill C-2, which received royal assent on July 20, criminalizes the sexual exploitation of children, particularly between the ages of 14 and 17. It looks at the age difference. It looks at the age of the young person and the nature of the relationship and whether there is any exploitation.
In reality, the age of consent is actually 18 years of age in our country. We will not criminalize the sexual relations that occur between young people. We have also enacted Bill C-27 and Bill C-51, which go further in supporting and protecting our children.
Statements By Members
11:10 a.m.
Brian Masse Windsor West, ON
Mr. Speaker, since being elected as member of Parliament for Windsor West in 2002, I and my office have had many people in my community looking to us for help with seniors' programs and services. It has become evident to me that we have to take action. Too many people are slipping through the cracks.
Over the past few months I have travelled across this country to meet and speak with seniors and seniors' organizations, associations and advocates and other politicians. Overwhelmingly, people have been supportive of the seniors charter of rights being introduced in the House on my behalf and that of my NDP colleagues.
I cannot think of a more important time to introduce a seniors charter in Canada. Too many seniors are getting the short end of society's stick. I have heard of seniors having to choose between food and medication, seniors who need physiotherapy for their knee problems but who cannot get it because of transportation problems, and seniors living in houses that are not secure and are poorly maintained.
Tomorrow, October 1, is the United Nations International Day of Older Persons. Every year, this day reminds us as a society to recognize the important challenges we need to face and the opportunities we need to grasp with regard to the seniors in our country.
The NDP seniors charter will reinforce government's responsibility to seniors, guiding legislation and public services. At the same time, it will make a vivid statement about the important roles that seniors play in Canadian society. It is about time.
Drinking Water
Statements By Members
11:10 a.m.
Jim Prentice Calgary North Centre, AB
Mr. Speaker, yesterday the Commissioner of the Environment and Sustainable Development faulted the government for incompetency because of its inability to provide Canada's aboriginal people with safe drinking water.
Despite expenditures in excess of $2 billion, the first nations are still consuming drinking water that constitutes a high level of risk.
Now the government plans to spend another $2 billion without having put any regulations in place and without even being in a position to inform Parliament as to whether those in need will have access to safe drinking water. This is just a waste of good money.
All Canadians have a fundamental right to safe drinking water. Unfortunately, the government is doing nothing but waste the taxpayers' money while aboriginal Canadians suffer.
Biennale du lin de Portneuf
Statements By Members
11:10 a.m.
Guy Côté Portneuf, QC
Mr. Speaker, the first international Biennale international du lin de Portneuf is nearly over. This is an event showcasing linen through the arts, design, the environment and education.
Activities were held at the Caserne du lin interpretation centre and workshop in Saint-Léonard, at the Marcoux mill in Pont-rouge, the Vieux Presbytère and La Chevrotière mill in Deschambault-Grondines. The international event was attended by artisans and artists from Quebec, France and Belgium.
Colette Matte of Cap-Santé carried off top honours in the textile art category for her work "Mouvement de l'âme", a light-reflecting pillow of linen and glass.
Congratulations to the partners and members of the organizing committee, in particular: Gilles Girard, chair; Karine Germain, coordinator; Donald Vézina, coordinator of the Association du patrimoine de Deschambault; and Michel Robichaud, designer and spokesperson for the biennale.
Thank you for this first edition, and I am sure that you are enthusiastically working on ideas for the second edition of Portneuf's international biennale in celebration of linen.


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Saluki track and field scored five All-MVC performers at Day One of the Missouri Valley Conference Outdoor Championships on Friday, including a record-shattering win by J.C. Lambert in the hammer throw.
Lambert broke his own all-time MVC hammer throw record set earlier this year and set a new MVC Outdoor Championship record with a winning throw of 67.22m (220-06), eight feet better than second place. The title is Lambert's third career MVC hammer throw crown -- the third student-athlete in MVC history to win the event three times. Lambert now has seven career MVC individual championships to his name, the other four coming during the indoor season.
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Beautiful Code, Compelling Evidence. Purely Functional Information Visualization
This is a tutorial I presented at ICFP last year on visualization and graphics in Haskell. It talks at length about why functional programming is a good idea for graphics, and then presents the basic tools that exist today.
I'm continuing that work right now with an interest in developing declarative systems that provide a graphics as a transformational layer from pure data. Non basic tools that don't yet exist today. In other words, you don't draw graphics based on data — the graphics are a function on the data and user interactions on the data. Hopefully, this will lead to better, easier ways of building visualizations and will also lead to code that is directly understandable and predictable in terms of the data.


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The perfect bag for the season, the Kelly & Katie Wagner Suede Tote is a stylish way to carry everything you need day or night!
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Extension > Agriculture > Agricultural Drainage
Two-stage drainage ditches can be a win-win
Reduce cropland nutrient losses and ditch repair costs by modifying traditional drainage ditches.
Conservation drainage in Minnesota: CNN.com article
Minnesota farmer battles Gulf 'dead zone'.
Controlling farm runoff could have multiple benefits
A new approach to farmland drainage may help reduce the Gulf of Mexico's 'dead zone.'


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Anne Lehmann and her family no longer feel safe in their Berlin home. Life in Germany is deteriorating quickly for Jews. After the Kristallnacht (''Night of the Broken Glass''), Mr. and Mrs. Lehmann realize that in order to protect their daughter they may have to say goodbye to her forever. Now Anne must struggle to bring meaning out of despair and cling to love and hope even in a world that seems to be filled with hatred and violence. The result is a gripping and poignant production that will inspire audiences to read and learn more about the Holocaust by weaving an emotional bond through art.


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The Saucony Triumph 11 is a premium, daily running, neutral shoe designed for a neutral or supinated foot motion.
Conquer your run with the ultra-plush Saucony Triumph 11. This premium neutral trainer treats you to a soft and protective ride that will soak up the hard ground, no matter how long your run. A seamless upper provides snug comfort, and a 8mm offset ensures that this shoe will deliver when you want a smooth and efficient stride.
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A failure to guard against an allergic reaction, an over-medication of sedatives and poor monitoring of high-blood pressure led to the deaths of three patients last year at a VA hospital in Memphis, Tenn., according to inspector general report issued Wednesday.
They are in addition to six deaths linked to cancer screening delays at a veterans facility in Columbia, S.C., reported by the Associated Press in September.
All three deaths cited Wednesday occurred in the emergency department of the Memphis VA Medical Center, according to an inspector general report.
That review found that:
• In April 2012, a veteran complaining of back and neck pain and who disclosed an aspirin allergy was given a pain reliever inappropriate for an allergy to aspirin. The patient went into cardiac arrest and was removed from life support eight days later.
• In August 2012, a male veteran with severe back pain was administered four different medications, including two sedatives. Forty-five minutes later, he became non-responsive. He fell into a coma and died 13 days later.
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Schalk, Saxton upset second seeds at WC
CAMPINAS, Brazil (May 30, 2013) – Chaim Schalk of Red Deer, Alta., and Ben Saxton of Calgary (in photo) upset second seeds Jacob Gibb and Casey Patterson of the U.S., in round robin action Thursday at the FIVB World Cup beach volleyball tournament.
Schalk and Saxton, seeded seventh, took the match, 21-15, 22-20 to even their record at 1-1 with two round robin matches remaining on Friday.
In the pool B standings, the Canadian pair is tied with the Americans and Norwegians while the Germans have won both their matches so far. The top-two in each of the two pools advances to the semifinals on Saturday. Canada lost a close match to Germany on Wednesday.
"It's about time we won a close one," said Saxton. "We've come really close a bunch of times lately, so it's nice to actually get a win against a good team."
"It's about making those plays at the end of the match," added Schalk. "In this match we made huge plays when we needed, we were down in the second [set], Ben made a few blocks I made a few digs and we crawled back into it. Yesterday we had a couple of opportunities to take it from Germany and we let them off the hook, in this one we took it away from the U.S."
In women's competition, Heather Bansley and Liz Maloney of Toronto earned a win and a loss to finish the round robin at 1-3. They were fourth in their pool and did not advance to the semis.
Competition continues Friday.
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CHICKASHA – On a rainy Friday afternoon, the Drovers delivered two wins over the Rams of Texas Wesleyan and showed that both Drover soccer teams would be forces to reckon with this season.
The men, ranked No. 23 in the country, grabbed their second shutout of the season on Friday afternoon.
It took only 13 minutes for sophomore Scott Parkinson to knock in the first goal in off an assist by Perry Sansford. Before the half ended, freshman Alex Rubio scored USAO's second goal thanks to an assist by Dusan Rasovic.
Without giving up any goals, Rasovic scored the third and final Drover goal off assists by Nicolas Alberto and Jean Gnapi.
Bryan Byars, a freshman from Oklahoma City, recorded three saves in his 90 minutes at keeper.
The Drover men move to 2-1 overall. They turn around to play their next game at noon Saturday against No. 21 Bethel College from Tennessee before heading on the road to take on Friends University on Tuesday.
In fifteen minutes, the Drover women took the lead over the Rams, who defeated No. 13 Oklahoma City earlier this week. Freshman Megan Wilkerson whizzed one past TWU's keeper off an assist by Taylor Fain.
It wasn't until the second half with the Rams struck back with a goal of their own with less than 20 minutes left in the game. The game was forced into overtime but five minutes in, Fain found junior Jordyn Yates for the game-winning goal.
Addie Tipton, a sophomore from Tulsa, spent the whole game in the box, collecting eight saves, including one in overtime.
The women remain undefeated at 3-0. They play their next game on the road against Friends University at 6 p.m. Tuesday. They return home Sept. 27.
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OMAHA, Nebraska (September 18, 2013)- Canada lost in five sets 19-25, 28-26, 25-23, 13-25, 15-8, to Puerto Rico on Wednesday at the NORCECA (North and Central America and Caribbean) championships in women's volleyball.
Canada concludes the round robin with a 1-1 record for second spot in Group C and advances to the quarterfinals. Puerto Rico (2-0) wins the group.
Jaimie Thibeault of Sylvan Lake, Alta., led Canada with 13 kills and five blocks for 18 points. Tabitha Love of Dauphin, Man., added 16 points and Lisa Barclay of Brandon, Man., 15.
"It was definitely frustrating that we didn't persist in the fifth set,'' said Canada's captain Brittney Page of Vernon, B.C. ''It was really disappointing for us. I think we just needed to maintain our highest level and we could have prevailed."
After dominating the fourth set, Canada jumped to a 5-2 lead to open the fifth.
"We had a great start in the fifth set and all of a sudden we stopped playing,'' said Canada's head coach Arnd Ludwig. ''There were a few good serves from their side and we went down a little. I think this is something that we have to learn from; always try to keep the same pace and don't have so many ups and downs."
The winner of the tournament automatically qualifies to the 2013 FIVB Grand Champions Cup in Japan, Nov. 12 to 17. The U.S. team won the event in 2011 in Puerto Rico, and they are currently ranked #2 in the world – the top ranked team at this event.
The U.S. swept Cuba to take Group B with Mexico ranking second while the Dominican Republic and Trinidad and Tobago were 1-2 in Group A. The Americans and Dominicans get byes to the semis. Canada faces Trinidad and Tobago in its quarterfinal on Thursday.
Canada's Roster (listed with team and hometowns)
Opposite Hitters:
Lisa Barclay - University of British Columbia (Brandon, MB)
Brittney Page - Barbar D'X-Elles (Belguim) (Vernon, BC)
Outside Hitters:
Marie-Pier Murray-Methot - Montichiari Volley Femminile (Italy) (Quebec City, QC)
Tabi Love - Caguas Criollas (Puerto Rico) (Dauphin, MB)
Shanice Marcelle - University of British Columbia (Victoria, BC)
Dana Cranston - Colorado State University (Fort St. John, BC)
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Marisa FIeld - Istres Ouest Provence (France) (Kelowna, BC)
Lucy Charuk - ZOK Split 1700,(Croatia) (Delta, BC)
Jennifer Lundquist - Montana State University (Surrey, BC)
Kelci French - Trinity Western University, (Okotoks, AB)
Janie Guimond - Kopenicker Sport Club (Germany), (Becancour, QC)
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Frank Corrado cut from Canadian junior squad
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December 13 2012 04:23PM
The first cut at Team Canada's camp is: Frank Corrado#WJC2013— Sunaya Sapurji (@sunayas) December 13, 2012
This tweet from Sunaya Suparji of Yahoo! Canada was sent out just as Bob McKenzie was on a live-taping of Sportscentre discussing how Canucks prospect Frank Corrado was practically a sure bet to make the Canadian IIHF U-20 world championship team.
Unfortunately, it was not to be. McKenzie was just as shocked as everybody, but Corrado responded with class, and you'd expect from a media-trained Canadian hockey player:
@tsnbobmckenzie thanks Bob, appreciate the kind words, have a good one , wish all the best for Team Canada— Frank Corrado (@frankcorrado22) December 13, 2012
He scored twice at the junior camp, once in the intrasquad scrimmage Tuesday night, and again Wednesday afternoon in the game against the University of Alberta. That said, Corrado plays a position that Canada happened to be quite deep at, even after injuries to Ryan Murray and Xavier Ouellet.
He had this to say to media (transcribed from TSN):
It was a tough decision, and they said it was one of the toughest ones they had to make, so you can always take that, but obviously I'm not on the team but I thought it was a good camp nonetheless.
I feel like I played well, I played my game, I stuck to my game plan, and there's not much else I can say. I worked as hard as I can and not the result they wanted.
I'm guessing a lot of kids were told that they were one of the toughest cuts to make. Time for Frankie to accept his fate as a Canuck prospect:
@frankcorrado22 Might as well #embracethehate , member of the Canucks after all.— Taj (@taj1944) December 13, 2012
Frank Corrado was drafted in the 5th round of the 2011 Entry Draft. Never a big name, he has improved dramatically at the OHL level, with 24 points in 33 games so far this season and being a rock solid player in his own end, who has drawn rave reviews from OHL scouts and coaches throughout the season. Vancouver hasn't had a Canuck prospect on the team since Cody Hodgson in 2009.
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Show how much of a charade these camps are. I wouldn't at all be surprised to see MacKinnon also cut and Dumba make it onto the roster.
December 13 2012, 04:53PM
Man I'm pretty surprised, I have to say.
December 13 2012, 05:04PM
Canada's doomed without The Corrado Kid.
why are people so shocked, a lot of people didn't think he had a chance at the beginning of camp and all of a sudden in 3 scrimmage games change your minds that much? small sample size much or you guys just giant homers?
December 13 2012, 06:30PM
Amazingly, I'm with Mantastic on this one. Corrado may have played well in the camp, but they knew as much about him before the camp as they did at the end. If you are picking based on three games...yikes.
As a coach, when assembling a squad before a big tournament, you start with the players you know are you going to be your best. The guys on the fringes, you have to be more delicate but as a general rule I look towards players who still have room to grow. Was there a sense that Corrado was going to get even better, and more than his competitors?
December 13 2012, 09:35PM
@Cam Charron
I was very impressed by Wotherspoon when he played against the Giants for Portland.
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Yeah. Flames fans are surprised Wotherspoon made it. The brass may have gone with "type/role" for that final roster spot - pure stay-at-home, defensive guy.


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SPRING GLEN-Our loving husband, father, grandpa and friend, Terry Anthony Marasco who was born on Dec. 8, 1948 passed away Jan. 10, 2010 at his home after a lengthy battle with cancer.
He married Jeannette Marie Kokal on Aug. 21, 1971 at St. Anthony's Catholic Church in Helper.
Member of the Catholic Church. Terry was a lifelong resident of Carbon County and graduate of Notre Dame High School. He attended Utah State and the University of Utah for four years. After following his father's desires, he returned home and worked alongside his dad as partners in Marasco and Son Trucking just shy of receiving his bachelors. For years he worked the family business and later they purchased Castle County Oil of Price, leaving behind a legacy for Terry's sons.
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Survived by his wife, Jeannette; three sons, Michael (Tifani) Marasco, Matt (Karah) Marasco, and Mark Marasco; five grandchildren, Nizhoni, Kaytlynn, Christian, Anthony and Audyson; and his other freakin kids (his dogs).
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photos Lake Erie Shores and IslandsGet your scare on at The Sandusky State Theater where guest paranormal investigators from popular television programs will provide lectures and ghost hunts. Legend has it that this theater is haunted by at least four spirits.If these experiences are not "Haunting" enough for your spirit than check out the island-wide weekend murder mystery at Kelleys Island Venture Resort.Still not "Shocking" enough? How about being a part of the walking dead for the ZomBay Walk through downtown Sandusky?<>>For something a little tamer for the entire family, visit Cedar Point�s HalloWeekends. This is a popular "thing to do".Children enjoy the activities that are just for them, which include a themed parade, costume contest, Planet Spooky and a fun house where the fearless anticipate nightfall when the Screamsters roam four haunted houses and six horrifying walk-thrus. New this year are Eden Musee, a petrifying wax museum and the Cut Throat Cove, which is an outdoor pirate themed show.A visit to the shores of Lake Erie will afford you even more frights this year. Just try to find you way out of a haunted corn maze at Terror in the Field. Visit the Ghostly Manor, that was seen on the Travel Channel's Best Places I've Ever Been".Another new addition this year is the "Lake Eerie Fearfest". This bands the mysterious legends of Lake Erie together under one roof to create a unique, feared and haunted destination. It is 6 acres of non-stop haunted action including Darkmare, Caged, Quarantine and Eerie Chateau.Make a weekend of it, there is plenty to do and plenty of great places to stay, eat and have a great time. Check out SHORESandISLANDS.com for all the info you need for a great Halloween time. For lodging packages visit http://www.shoresandislands.com/visitors/stay/packages/ and for a calendar of events visit http://www.shoresandislands.com/visitors/calendar/.Here is what you need to know:<>><>>Ghost Walks with <>> VictoriaSeptember 10 � November 1; The Marshall InnBed & Breakfast, Port Clinton<>>HalloWeekends<>>September 14 � October 28, Fri-Sun only; Cedar Point, <>> SanduskyGhost Hunt with Firelands Paranormal Society <>>September 22, October 4, October 31; Sandusky State Theatre, <>> SanduskyTerror in the Field<>>September 28 � October 27, Fri-Sat only; Novotny�s Farm Market, Vermilion<>><> > LakeEerie Fearfest<>>September 28 � October 31; Ghostly Manor Thrill Center, <>> Sandusky�Deadly Harvest � The Creature Walks Among Us� Murder Mystery<>>October 12-13; Kelleys IslandVenture Resort, <>> Kelleys Island<> >Ghost Hunters with Dustin Pari & Christopher Fleming<>>October 13; SanduskyState Theatre, <>> SanduskyZombie Crawl<>>October 19; Various locations, Port Clinton<>>ZomBay Walk<>>October 20; Merry-Go-Round Museum, <>> SanduskyZombie Prom<>>October 20; The Underground, <>> SanduskyGhost Hunter with John Zaffis<>>October 21; SanduskyState Theatre, <>> SanduskyRogue Zombie Pub Crawl & Ball<>>October 27; Various locations, Port Clinton<>><>>


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Ever wondered where Santa came from and just how he achieves the amazing feat of delivery a Christmas gift to every home around the globe?
If you're wondering what the evidence is for Santa Claus, here's a collection of ten interesting facts about Santa himself:-
1. His origins appear to be in the 4th century when Saint Nicholas, Bishop of Myra, in Turkey, was kind to children and legend has it that he threw gifts from a window to poor children
2. As early as 1773 the name appeared in the American press as "St. A Claus,", later becoming Santa Claus
3. The author Washington Irving gave Americans their first detailed description of Saint Nicholas, describing him as "a chubby little man with a jolly smile, drawn by a team of reindeer"
4. First seen in poetry in 1823, when Clement Clarke Moore made him even more famous with "The Night Before Christmas", including the names of eight reindeer (not including Rudolf, who was to appear in 1939 as lead reindeer). This is one of the best loved and most re-told Christmas poems.
5. Historical letters from Santa, dating back to 1849, including well kept & interesting copies for the children of JRR Tolkein, are available both online and in print
6. First pictures & publicity, illustrator Thomas Nast, who depicted a rotund Santa for Christmas issues of Harper's magazine from the 1860s to the 1880s, including his toy making.
7. "Is there a Santa Claus" was the title of an editorial appearing in the September 21, 1897 edition of the New York Sun, ending up with the much publicised verdict, "Yes Virginia, there is a Santa Claus"
8. In 1930, an image of Santa was used by a well known drinks company in a Christmas advertising campaign-big, depicting his white beard, black boots and a big red coat. This is the image that we know and love of him today.
9. In 1939 Rudolf, the ninth reindeer, is introduced by writer Robert May. His "very shiny nose" achieves almost instant fame, through songs such as "Rudolf the Red nosed reindeer" and later, TV and movie appearances.
10. In 1999, image recorded by SETI, search for extra terrestrials monitoring, you can actually see an image of the old man himself.


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It was a little like circling the wagons at the recent economic development conference, the Hatfields, Doc and Connie asked participants to sit in a circle. Everyone introduced themselves and their interest in the workshop. Many walks of life were represented in the audience from government to private ranchers. Doc Hatfield is a veterinarian by trade.
Doc and Connie from Oregon Country Beef talked about their organization and how it works. They have worked to allow ranchers to come back to the ranch. Ten young ranch families have come back, "sustainability," is the key said Connie and with money coming in, the young ranchers are able to return to the ranch. Connie said they attended the extension office meetings, but she just didn't get it. During that period of time, beef had a bad image with a lot of negative remarks being made about beef.
Connie drove to Bend, Ore. and visited the only fitness gym in town. She asked the owner about red meat. He told you should eat red meat about three times a week, but they had a hard time getting Argentina beef into Bend. These beef are short fed and not fat and raised without hormones or antibiotics. Ace was the fitness friend and he met with the Hatfields and 34 cattle ranchers from throughout the state. Ace was enthusiastic about being able to get natural beef close to home. One of the key components would mean calves would have to be held over to create a year round supply of beef. The combined available total of cattle represented was 10,000 head. Being part of a collaborative effort was a new idea to everyone. Finding a market for the natural beef was important and letting people know where the beef came from and its history was part of the selling point.
Connie went to Portland and asked questions like what form can we put our cows in to fill your need?
She said in agriculture there is seldom a marketing plan. The mission statement for the cooperative group and their goal is to provide sustainable means through the group to provide quality beef while retaining independence. "We fill a market, but one guy can't do it alone," said Connie. Country Natural Beef is constantly examined, but it cannot be bought or sold. Each member must donate nine days of labor each year to the company. This can be done in the supermarkets and meeting the consumers to promote the product. The company is a cooperative and there are people on a waiting list to get into the cooperative. The cattle are put up as the capital and the ranchers get paid with the retailer pays. Husbands and wives working together have created a year round supply of cattle. Both fall and spring calving have added to the success and one member has a small feed lot and another the means to truck the cattle to market. Connie jokingly said they rode in a hog truck, but it didn't seem to matter.
Along the way the Hatfields talked to a marketer who encouraged them to know their cost of production. If animals were to be held over another year, then how much was it going to cost? What are the costs involved in taking the calf to the feed yard, taking it to the packing house? What are your actual costs? How much does the marketer tack on? Put a price on the beef and if the customer won't pay the price then stop producing it.
Doc told the story of Fran who came to the meetings in his DeLorean sports car, his family ranched but had sold the ranch and Fran went elsewhere and made enough money that he could come back and buy back the ranch. He helped the co-op with their finances and budgets.
Whole Foods will be opening two stores in Salt Lake. This is the grocery chain that markets the Oregon Country Beef. They are looking for producers closer to the store which brings in an Emery County angle for any producers in the area interested in natural beef production.
Connie said she has learned a lot from talking to customers that buy their beef. She even invites customers to come and visit the ranch.
In the cooperative, nobody is in charge and talents are combined to make it a success.
Doc said the ranchers involved all come from an isolated area, but they are a community of shared values. When they get together they have a common bond and purpose. They place cattle 18 months in advance. Their ranchers are receiving 10 cents per pound over market value. Selling to Whole Foods is 60 percent of their market. They send 250 head each week to Texas. Whole Foods is loyal to its customers. Natural markets are responsible to their consumers and they have a good reputation and products to maintain. The Hatfields and their cooperative have found their niche.


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Thankfully high-pressure injection injuries to the hand are uncommon because they have the potential to cause devastating consequences. To complicate things, these injuries often look innocuous with their initial presentation. Despite this innocuous looking injury, these accidents should be treated as limb-threatening injuries and immediately referred to a hand surgeon. (photo credit)
The three most common devices responsible for these injuries are:
1) grease guns -- A force of 100 to 200 psi (pounds per square inch) is generated by air compressors to propel the grease through the lubricating mechanism. The actual force is amplified by a pump and a reducing nozzle, so that a pressure of 5000 to 10,000 psi is generated.
2) spray guns -- A hydraulic pump forces paint through the spray gun at pressures up to 5000 psi.
3) diesel fuel injectors -- Pressures from 2000 to 6000 psi
The most commonly injected substances are automotive grease, diesel oil, paint, and varnish. Other substances reported include paint thinners, oil, molding plastic, cement, wax, air with rust, water with sand, and sealers (ref 6). There are reported injuries due to the solvents (ref 4) in the garment dry cleaning industry (isoparaffinic hydrocarbons, methoxypropanol, and dichlorofluoroethane) and also with Freon. Typically, paint and paint thinner injuries have much worse outcomes than grease gun injuries.
Injuries occur most often in men. The left hand (usually the non-dominant) is involved in nearly 2/3's of the cases. The most commonly injured site is the index finger, followed by the palm and the long finger. Direct contact with the skin is not necessary for injury. The jet may penetrate through gloves and other protective garments.
Mason and Queen in 1941 divided the clinical findings into three states:
Acute --
- The immediate symptoms result from the injection of the foreign material are swelling, numbness, and vascular insufficiency.
- This distention of the tissues may cause a pressure buildup that exceeds hydrostatic pressure, limiting tissue perfusion similar to that in compartment syndrome.
- The chemical injury caused by the substance itself may result in tissue destruction and an inflammatory reaction (which leads to more swelling, which may further compromise the tissue perfusion)
- Infection may occur in the necrotic tissue or from contamination from the substance injected.
- Initially, the patient may complain only of mild pain and may even continue working, leading to a delay of care. The injured area may at first seem inconspicuous, presenting as a small pinprick, and caregivers who may not be familiar with this injury may regard it as insignificant. The finger eventually becomes painful, numb, bloated, edematous, tense, pale, and cold.
- Radiographs may help assess the extent of the spread of the injected material, which may present as air in the soft tissue, or as radiopaque material in other cases.
- Oleomas often develop following the acute phase. These are nodular "tumors" that develop as a result of a foreign body reaction to the injected material.
- Oleomas may remain unchanged for years, but fibrosis often occurs with them, leading to loss of function. Because of this, oleomas should be excised completely along with any fibrosis associated with them.
- Skin overlying the untreated oleoma may breakdown. This may lead to ulcer and draining sinus formation.
- The skin becomes thick and pitted.
- The ulcers and draining sinuses may become infected.
- Development of squamous epithelioma in the sinuses have been reported.
The following guidelines are suggested for optimal treatment:
1. Early medical evaluation, including radiographic studies.
2. Prompt surgical consultation. Patients treated properly within 10 hours of injury had much better outcomes than those treated in a delayed fashion.
3. Administration of tetanus prophylaxis and intravenous antibiotics.
4. Elevation and splinting before and after surgical exploration. Do not use cooling packs to control edema because their use may further compromise tissue perfusion.
5. Surgical exploration using general anesthesia or axillary block. Digital and local blocks may contribute to tissue edema and are associated with worse outcomes.
6. Use of an extremity tourniquet to establish a bloodless operative field after exsanguinating the arm by elevation. Esmarch bandage exsanguination may cause further spread of the injected toxins into tissue planes or compartments.
7. Wide surgical exploration, including decompression of tissue compartments, debridement of nonviable tissue, and high-volume saline irrigation. Particular attention should be directed toward fluid tracking around neurovascular bundles. Flexor tendon sheaths are less likely to be involved. (photo credit, at 48 hrs post injury)
8. Wound cultures when appropriate to direct antibiotic therapy.
9. Consider leaving the wound open, with a planned second look operative irrigation and debridement.
10. Consider early amputation of a cool or poorly perfused digit.
11. If edema is significant, consider administering 100 mg of hydrocortisone intravenously every 6 hours until improvement is observed. Change to 25 mg of oral prednisone daily and taper over 3 to 5 days. Restart hydrocortisone if edema, erythema, or pain worsens. [Controversial.]
12. Frequent postoperative reassessment and return to the operating room if indicated.
13. Early postoperative hand therapy to maximize functional outcome.
Prevention of these injuries is the best.
(photo credit, same hand as second photo)
1. High-Pressure Injection Injuries of the Hand; Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery. 45(3):221-226, March 1970; Ramos, Hernando M.D.; Posch, Joseph L. M.D.; Lie, Kim K. M.D.
2. Conservative management of a high pressure injection injury to the hand; Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery. 72(5):742, November 1983; Kelleher, John C.; Kendrick, R. W; Colville, J.
3. UPPER EXTREMITY: Emergency management of high pressure injection injuries of the hand; Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery. 83(2):403, February 1989; El, Helaly M.; Beheri, Gamal E.
4. High-Pressure Hand Injection Injuries Caused by Dry Cleaning Solvents: Case Reports, Review of the Literature, and Treatment Guidelines; Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery. 111(1):174-177, January 2003; Gutowski, Karol A. M.D.; Chu, Jason M.D.; Choi, Mihye M.D.; Friedman, David W. M.D.
5. Long-Term Follow-Up of High-Pressure Injection Injuries to the Hand; Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery. 117(1):186-189, January 2006; Wieder, Anat M.D.; Lapid, Oren M.D.; Plakht, Ygal M.Med.Sc.; Sagi, Amiram M.D.
6. High Pressure Injection Injuries; Hand Clinics 2 (3), 1986: pp 547-552; B Thomas Harter Jr MD and Kathleen C Harter MD
7. Grease gun injuries to the hand: Pathology and Treatment of Injuries (oleomas) following the injection of grease under high pressure.; Quarterly Bulleting of Northwestern Medical School, 15:122, 1941; Mason, M. L. and Queen, F. B.
8. High-Pressure Injection Injuries; eMedicine, Feb 19, 2008; Jugpal S Arneja MD and others


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Kid Who Played Lil' Darth Vader in Super Bowl Ad Set to Undergo Open-Heart Surgery
7-year-old Max Page, who is best known for portraying a diminutive Darth Vader in Volkswagen's successful Super Bowl ad (and also for looking uncannily like a little Luke Skywalker), will undergo open-heart surgery tomorrow at LA's Children's Hospital.
Page suffers from a congenital heart defect, and has undergone multiple operations since being diagnosed with Tetralogy of Fallot at three months of age. The latest surgery — his first open-heart procedure — aims to replace his pulmonary valve with a donor valve, and close up the hole in his heart.
"He's scared and he's nervous," his dad, Buck Page, told Ann Curry on this morning's Today Show. "Max has not known how good he can feel because of the restrictions of his valve, so this is going to enable him to become even more active, which is hard to believe, and help him out tremendously."
To help Max alleviate some anxiety and deal with the disappointment of having to cancel summer plans, his mother Jennifer helped him put together a list of activities he'll be able to enjoy while in recovery. "He said, 'Well, this house is awfully boring to recover in, so we need to fun it up," she said.
Waiting for Max when he comes home is a house full of "themed" rooms for him to play in. For example, "the garage is the 'explode zone'," Jennifer said. "It's covered in science projects and paint."
In addition to appearing in several other commercials, Max also has recurring roles in NBC's Prime Suspect and The Young and the Restless.
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Bob grew up in West Palm Beach, Florida. He has been married to his wonderful wife Donna, who works with the JMU Field Hockey, Lacrosse, and Swim and Dive programs, since May of 2008. Bob is very proud of his niece Amanda and nephew Jeremy, who take part in UREC summer camps. He is a huge sports fan, plays a lot of golf, and loves to travel. Bob's favorite activity to participate in at UREC is walking 3 miles, on the track or around campus. His favorite thing about UREC is the students and the staff. His favorite movies are Remember the Titans, A Few Good Men, and The Blind Side. His favorite show is The Blacklist and his favorite music artists are James Taylor, Bruce Hornsby and Dave Matthews Band. His favorite quote is "Never let the urgent get in the way of the important" by Kay Yow.


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A linkfest of reading connected in one way or another to fund investing:
- The early years: An interview with Jack Bogle about his life before Vanguard Group. — Rick Ferri, ETF.com
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- Here's what those 13-F filings won't tell you. — Brendan Conway, Barrons.com
- Here are the big companies squeezing their 401(k) costs. — Carol Hymowitz and Margaret Collins, Bloomberg News
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