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Former Durango resident Robert D. Jacobson died Saturday, Jan. 12, 2013, at his home in Traverse City, Mich. He was two weeks shy of his 89th birthday.
Known as Bob, he was born Jan. 26, 1924, in Evanston, Ill., to Tom and Margarite (Brewer) Jacobson. He grew up in Grand Rapids, Mich.
His family credits Mr. Jacobsons passion for the West for the familys move to Durango. He married Alice in 1949 in Detroit, and they had several life adventures together, including owning Wilderness Trails Guest Ranch, selling real estate and owning a Navajo trading post in New Mexico. In the mid-1960s, he was head instructor at the Purgatory ski school and an examiner for the Professional Ski Instructors of America.
Mr. Jacobson retired to Traverse City in the 1990s but returned to Durango every winter to teach skiing.
He was a member of the coffee club that meets at the Strater Hotel every morning.
Mr. Jacobson is survived by his wife of 64 years, Alice Jacobson of Traverse City; daughter, Jules Julie Terry; son, Eric Jacobson; three grandsons; two great-granddaughters; and numerous extended family members.
A celebration of life will be held in the summer at Crystal Lake, Mich.
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Timing of Primary Surgery for Cleft Palate (TOPS)
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This trial is a randomised controlled trial with a parallel design taking place in centres across the UK, Scandinavia and Brazil.
650 infants with a diagnosis of isolated cleft palate who are considered medically fit for operation at 6 months, and who meet the inclusion criteria, will be included in the trial and randomised to receive either:
- Surgery at age 6 months, OR
- Surgery at age 12 months.
The main objective is to determine whether surgery for cleft palate, using a specified technique, at age 6 months, when compared to surgery using the same technique age 12 months, improves speech development. All infants will be followed up at age 12 months, 3 years and five years for the assessment of the primary outcomes(age 5) and secondary outcomes.
Cleft Palate
Procedure: primary surgery for cleft palate
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Allocation: Randomized
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: Open Label
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|Timing of Primary Surgery for Cleft Palate
- The primary outcome measure for the TOPS trial is insufficient velopharyngeal function age 5 years. [ Time Frame: 5 years ]
- Insufficient velopharyngeal function at age 3 years; [ Time Frame: 3 years ]
- Velopharyngeal composite score summary at age 3 years and 5 [ Time Frame: 5 years ]
- Canonical babbling at age 12 months [ Time Frame: 12 months ]
- Articulation at age 3 years and 5 years [ Time Frame: 5 years ]
- Perioperative complications; [ Time Frame: peri operative ]
- Audiological assessment at 12 months, 3 years and 5 years [ Time Frame: 5 years ]
- Dentofacial development at 5 years. [ Time Frame: 5 years ]
- Total intervention with speech and language pathologist [ Time Frame: 5 years ]
- Growth (Occipitofrontal circumference, crown heel length, weight) [ Time Frame: 12 Months ]
|Estimated Enrollment:
|Study Start Date:
|July 2010
|Estimated Study Completion Date:
|June 2020
|Estimated Primary Completion Date:
|June 2020 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
Experimental: 12 month surgery
Infants will receive primary surgery at age 12 months using a standardized technique
Procedure: primary surgery for cleft palate
Surgery completed using the Sommerlad technique
Experimental: 6 month surgery
Infants will receive primary surgery at age 6 months using a standardized technique.
Procedure: primary surgery for cleft palate
Surgery completed using the Sommerlad technique
Detailed Description:
Infants will be followed up at age 12 months, 3 years and five years. At each visit the following will be assessed:
Age 12 months
- Speech development (canonical babbling)
- Audiological assessments
- Growth
Age 3 years
- Speech development
- Audiological assessments
Age 5 Years
- Speech development
- Audiological assessments
- Dentofacial development (dental impressions and photographs)
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|up to 6 Months (Child)
|Sexes Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- Infants with isolated cleft palate
- Medically fit for operation at 6 months
- Written informed proxy consent
- One parent/carer a native language speaker in the country of residence
Exclusion Criteria:
- Consent not obtained
- A known associated syndrome or severe developmental delay;
- Congenital sensorineural hearing loss or middle ear anomalies;
- Variation in the anatomical presentation is such that the surgeon who will perform the procedure considers that one stage closure with the Sommerlad technique would be inappropriate;
- Submucous cleft palate (defined by the classical triad of signs, bifid, uvula, bony defect of the hard palate, muscular diastasis, as described by Jensen et al (1988).
- Where the language spoken at home is not the majority language in the country of residence.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00993551
|Contact: William C Shaw, PhD
|001 161 275 6661
|Contact: Nicola L Harman, PhD
|001 151 282 4727
|University of Sao Paulo
|Bauru, Brazil
|Contact: Inge Trindade
|Principal Investigator: Inge Trindade
|Copenhagen Cleft Palate Centre
|Copenhagen, Denmark
|Contact: Line Dahl Jørgensen
|Principal Investigator: Line Dahl Jørgensen
|Århus Speech and Hearing Institute
|Århus, Denmark
|Principal Investigator: Louise Leturgie
|Helse Bergen HF
|Bergen, Norway
|Principal Investigator: Hallvard Vindenes
|Oslo University Hospital
|Oslo, Norway
|Principal Investigator: Michael Matzen
|Göteborg University
|Göteborg, Sweden
|Principal Investigator: Christina Persson
|University of Linköping
|Linköping, Sweden
|Principal Investigator: Agneta Marcusson
|Malmö University Hospital
|Malmö, Sweden
|Principal Investigator: Magnus Becker
|Karolinska University Hospital
|Stockholm, Sweden
|Principal Investigator: Anette Lohmander
|Umeå University
|Umeå, Sweden
|Principal Investigator: Karin Brunnegård
|Uppsala University
|Uppsala, Sweden
|Principal Investigator: Malin Hakelius
|United Kingdom
|Belfast Health and Social Care Trust
|Belfast, United Kingdom
|Principal Investigator: Christine Hayden
|Birmingham Children's NHS Foundation Trust
|Birmingham, United Kingdom
|Principal Investigator: Patricia Rorison
|North Bristol NHS Foundation Trust
|Bristol, United Kingdom
|Principal Investigator: Liz Albery
|Edinburgh Hospital for Sick Children
|Edinburgh, United Kingdom
|Principal Investigator: Felicity Mehendale
|NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde
|Glasgow, United Kingdom
|Principal Investigator: Mark Devlin
|Leeds University Hospitals NHS foundation Trust
|Leeds, United Kingdom
|Principal Investigator: Alistair Smyth
|Alder Hey Children's NHS Foundation Trust
|Liverpool, United Kingdom, L12 2AP
|Contact: Siobhan McMahon
|Principal Investigator: Siobhan McMahon
|Central Manchester University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
|Manchester, United Kingdom
|Principal Investigator: Bill Shaw
|Newcastle University Hospitals NHs Foundation Trust
|Newcastle, United Kingdom
|Principal Investigator: Peter Hodgkinson
|Oxford University Hospitals NHS Trust
|Oxford, United Kingdom
|Contact: Stephen Robinson
|Principal Investigator: Stephen Robinson
|Salisbury District Hospital
|Salisbury, United Kingdom
|Contact: Stephen Robinson
|Principal Investigator: Stephen Robinson
|Abertawe Bro Morgannwg University Health Board
|Swansea, United Kingdom
|Principal Investigator: David Drake
|Principal Investigator:
|William C Shaw
|University of Manchester
|Responsible Party:
|NHarman, Dr. Nicola Harman, Senior Trials Manager, University of Manchester
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT00993551 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
|09-017-E 1U01DE018837-01A1 Sponsor Reference: 57201 NIHR Portfolio Reference 30200
|Study First Received:
|October 9, 2009
|Last Updated:
|May 26, 2015
Keywords provided by University of Manchester:
cleft palate
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Jaw Diseases
Cleft Palate
Jaw Abnormalities
Musculoskeletal Diseases
Maxillofacial Abnormalities
Craniofacial Abnormalities
Musculoskeletal Abnormalities
Stomatognathic Diseases
Mouth Abnormalities
Mouth Diseases
Stomatognathic System Abnormalities
Congenital Abnormalities
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CORINTH – As dusk fell over Corinth, almost 300 volunteers and National Park Service employees began the lighting of 12,000 luminaries around town.
Saturday's festivities marked the final event for Corinth's 2012 commemoration of the 150th anniversary of its Civil War battle and the 5th annual Grand Illumination.
Each luminary lit downtown, at the battlefield and at the Contraband Camp represented one of the 12,000 people killed, wounded or missing in both the siege and battle of Corinth in 1862.
Ashley E. Berry, supervisory park ranger at the Corinth Civil War Interpretive Center, said the National Park Service has seen a large increase in visitors to the Shiloh and Corinth locations during this 150th anniversary year.
"We've had a fantastic year this year with the number of visitors coming into town," she said. "Our bookstore has seen an enormous increase in sales this year."
As far as the Grand Illumination is concerned, she said she couldn't tell if the number of visitors should be credited to 150th anniversary tourists or people who observe the event each year.
Doug Baum, of Waco, Texas, participates in the living history camp at the Corinth CivilWar Interpretive Center each year during the illumination, bringing camels to represent the 43rd Mississippi Infantry's mascot, Old Douglas the camel.
The camel has become a destination for families with young children each year.
"This is our third year to bring the kids out and do the carriage ride and then come up here and let them see the camels and some of the living history," said Danny Job of Corinth.
Old Douglas made Civil War appearances in Corinth and Iuka before being shot by a Union sharpshooter in Vicksburg. Baum said the camel was tasked with carrying the regimental band's instruments.
Steve Icardi said he has also visited the camels each year for the past four years. He said it is usually the highlight of the illumination for him but this year he and his wife were especially excited about acclaimed musician Bobby Horton, who played Civil War era songs Saturday night at the interpretive center.
Corinth Tourism Director Kristy White was among the hundreds of volunteers setting out and lighting luminaries Saturday evening and said the turnout this year has been great.
"The shops seem to be pretty brisk today and the interpretive center has a good crowd," she said. "It's hard to tell how many visitors but we'll look at the numbers from the interpretive center and the shops. We have a traffic counter by the interpretive center and had over 10,000 counts last year."
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I like TV, and I like food. Occasionally, I will write about both. With recipes!
So I realized this morning that today is Mardi Gras, or Fat Tuesday — the day before Lent begins, where you get to stuff your face without reproach because you'll be giving up those vices for the next 40 days. And when it comes to religious observances, art imitates life quite a bit. You'd be surprised at how many TV shows use food frenzy as a plot device, whether it's slapstick with characters fighting over something tasty, or food as a destructive force.


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Is there a four-legged fun-loving animal residing at your house? How about a busy bird or an aquarium full of fish? If so, your home is one of the millions that plays host to a family pet.
But did you know that while you're taking care of this faithful friend, your pet is taking care of you as well?
Dozens of studies have examined the effects that companion animals have on people, and they all come to one conclusion—pets make us feel good…plain and simple!
Whether they're feathered or furry, pets provide consistent companionship. They are always ready to give and receive affection, and they never criticize or judge their owners. It's no wonder, then, that animals have a soothing effect on humans.
Extensive research proves that pet owners tend to have lower blood pressure and cholesterol levels than folks without pets. One study even showed a decrease in blood pressure among participants who were doing nothing more than watching fish swim in a tank.
Additional studies have indicated that animals instill a sense of well-being in their owners. Senior citizens who own pets, for example, tend to be more active, visit their doctors less and feel a greater sense of contentment than those without animals.
The explanation of why animals have such a positive impact varies from study to study. Many researchers believe that pets have a calming influence on their owners, which helps lower blood pressure, decrease daily stress and may help them eat healthier (since stress tends to trigger overeating).
Other studies point out that because pets need to be walked and played with regularly, pet owners are more physically active, which improves their health.
Still others say that pets help people become more social and outgoing. Animals can play an important role in sparking conversations between individuals who might not otherwise feel they have much in common.
That can lead to a wider network of friends and emotional support—which definitely increases a feeling of well-being, especially in seniors.
Likewise, it's been proven that people who live alone find great comfort and company in their pets. They are happier, more content and have a more positive outlook on life in general.
Regardless of how pets improve health, the evidence is overwhelming that animals clearly benefit the lives of their owners. And today more than ever, people are making pets a part of the family.
From hounds and hamsters to felines and ferrets, there's a pet for just about everyone. Dogs and cats remain the all-time favorites, but small caged animals may be the ideal choice for folks with limited living space or less time to spend with pets.
Rabbits and hamsters, for instance, have distinct personalities and often respond to the voice and touch of their owner. Similarly, birds make excellent companions, and watching fish not only has a calming effect on adults, but keeping an aquarium is a great hobby for kids.
No matter which animal interests you, keep the following in mind in order to select the one that best fits you, your family and your lifestyle.
Do your research. Never buy a pet on impulse. If you have children with allergies, check with your family doctor before adopting a cat or dog.
Some breeds of animals are better suited than others for being around kids. If you're unsure, ask a veterinarian to advise you.
If a particular bird or fish interests you, find out if it requires specific seed or feed. And ask about special housing requirements—the size of the cage or tank needed.
Consider age and size. Remember that puppies and kittens require more attention and exercise than older dogs and cats. You'll likely need to spend more time training younger pets.
Older animals, on the other hand, may have existing medical needs, so be sure to get their health history from the previous owner. Always take a new pet to a veterinarian for a complete checkup.
Larger dogs can be difficult to wash and brush, particularly for people who have arthritis or bad backs. A smaller, lighter animal such as a cat, guinea pig or rabbit might make a better pet.
Be flexible. After giving serious thought to bringing home a new pet, you may decide that your first choice was not the right one after all. Stay flexible. Consider the many other options you have until you find an animal that meets your requirements.
Even if you decide that a pet simply will not fit into your current lifestyle, there are still plenty of ways to enjoy animals and the benefits they offer.
Does your neighbor have a dog? Ask if you can take it for an occasional walk, or offer to look after a friend's cat while he or she is away on vacation.
Join a bird-watching club or start your own. Set a bird feeder outside of your window, then sit back and watch as it attracts a variety of playful wildlife.
You can also visit a local animal shelter or humane society and ask about volunteering. Or, contact a zoological society and become an active member.
No matter how you make animals a part of your life, remember that they are not a substitute for regular health care. While a pet may make you feel better, you still need to address concerns such as stress levels, high blood pressure, etc. by following your doctor's orders.
Finally, if you're already a pet owner, why not give your pet a little extra attention today? Grab his leash and take Fido for a long walk—you'll make both his life and yours a little bit healthier!


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May 15 2011 08:59AM
The World Hockey Championships end today, opening the door for free agent signings. The Edmonton Oilers are reportedly active this spring--good news for Oiler fans.
The Edmonton Oilers pro scouting group have been getting poor reviews of late, but I think it's probably more a case of team management trying to solve problems by other means. The club used to be known for more subtle moves, like a small deal to acquire Jan Hejda (he cost a 7th rd pick) or minor signings of "unknowns" such as Toby Petersen or Patrick Thoresen. More recently, the club has spent dollars large (Nikolai Khabibulin) and small (Mike Comrie, Kurtis Foster) by casting their line in NHL free agent waters.
There's evidence today that the Oilers have returned to their roots.
We've discussed Viktor Fasth previously and it looks like the club has a chance to sign him. In an article written by Dan Barnes ( here) we get this quote from the author:
- Fasth and his wife will become parents this summer for the first time and he apparently wants some guarantees of stability in the form of a oneway contract. In the absence of such a surety, he is reportedly ready to stay with AIK Stockholm, his current Elitserien team. As per the NHL agreement with the International Ice Hockey Federation, Fasth has until June 15 to sign with an NHL team.
Seems like there's some opportunity for the Oilers here. With Mr. Khabibulin's future somewhat in doubt (there is that Arizona parking ticket still unresolved) and Devan Dubnyk the only other signed option, surely there's some room for a one-way contract at the position. I'm heartened that the Oilers are interested and hopeful they sign him (or someone similar).
If the Oilers had enjoyed goaltending the calibre of Devan Dubnyk in all of their games last season, the club's record would very likely have been much better. There was a gap in performance (.916 to .890) a year ago, tightening up that trail number is vital to any improvement.
There are also reports that the Oilers are interested in signing Finnish defender Ville Lajunen from Espoo Blues of the SM-Liiga. He's 23, 6.0, 185 and is considered a puck mover. The story is here. We don't really know what he'll look like as an NHL player, but let's run him through Gabriel Desjardins' NHLE to see what it says:
- Age 20 NHLE 82gp, 8-11-19
- Age 21 NHLE 82gp, 4-25-29
- Age 22 NHLE 82gp, 5-13-18
He clearly had one spike season and then looks like there's some offensive ability in every season. According to elite prospects, he's "a right-handed defenseman with good hands and hockey sense. Plays an offense-first game and possesses a hard, yet not very accurate, point shot. Is an asset with the man advantage. Needs to improve his defensive-zone coverage and skating ability." Sounds like the modern Risto Siltanen!
The real story isn't Fasth or Lajunen but that the Oilers are back to looking under every rock and trying to find gems. The last couple of seasons, filled with retreads and also-rans, contributed to the disastrous back-to-back seasons endured by the team and the fanbase. Finding the next Jan Hejda appears to be much wiser than offering dollars to another Kurtis Foster.
Fasth may be superior to Nikolai Khabibulin right now, Lajunen might be capable of stepping in and replacing someone on the current blue depth chart. As far as I know, the same pro scouts who found Jan Hejda walk the halls of the Oilers offices to this day. Let these men do their jobs, and leave the overpaying to New York's Rangers.
This is a good sign.
The Edmonton Oilers pro scouting group have been getting poor reviews of late
That's like saying a restaurant that was shut down for serving raw chicken and poisoning its customers was getting "poor reviews"
There are also reports that the Oilers are interested in signing Finnish defender Ville Lajunen....he's "a right-handed defenseman
If the Oiler's sign a RH Finn Dman, then there is hope for aquisition staff (euro aquisition at least) The Oilers need a good RH Dman, and Finns win.
If they sign both of these guys, that would be fantastic. The UFA RH Dman group falls off quickly after Bieksa this year.
Fasth may be superior to Nikolai Khabibulin right now
Talk about faint praise. Richard Sevigny may be superior to NK right now.
Sounds like the modern Risto Siltanen!
Haha! Risto had an amazing shot. You were also amazed if he hit the net 2 of 3 times.
I really love a good edit button.
May 15 2011, 09:10AM
I dont know that the Oil need an Offense-first defender until they find a couple more that arent pylons in their own zone. Although if a guy like Strudwick retires then theres an open spot for a guy to play 30-35 games situationaly.
I can't understand the logic of people who want to get rid of Smid, especially when many of those people talk about how drafting Larsson would be a mistake due to d-men taking a longer time to develop than forwards. Laddy was a top 10 pick who's already played for 3 very different head coaches here and has 5 years of NHL experience at age 25. He's also been the guy that's been moved around to cover for injuries and I feel like if Peckham-Smid were put together and kept together for an extended period the Oilers could have the shutdown pairing they need for 6-8 seasons.
I don't have a problem at with trying to move Gilbert for some forward depth, because he's got to have value to a fair number of NHL teams who want more scoring on the back end. I agree that Petry is going to be a more talented version of Gilbert barring injuries or setbacks, and if Petry is ready to go and if trading Gilbert brought back Dominic Moore and Pavel Kubina (or players similar in nature) then that's a trade I think ST should very seriously consider.
I just hope that whatever moves internationally the Oilers plan on making that they make them Fasth.
Why are we talking about Foster here as part of next year's squad? Did you not see how god awful he was last year? Including Foster there's at least a half-dozen boat anchors on this team right now. Maybe Tom Gilbert isn't a favorite, but you're drinking 170 proof if you think he should go before that pylon.
May 15 2011, 04:07PM
LT, any indication yet if Steve is gonna tank it for another year or is the bleeding over?
Gilbert was fine on the first pairing when paired with Whitney, the problem was Whitney got hurt and Gilbert doesn't have what it takes to play the #1 role on a team with a bunch of rookie forwards who don't know how to play defence.
Smid is a good player when he is paired with an offence first guy: he is terrible when paired with a defensive defender. Pair Smid with Petry: he's good. Pair Smid with Peckham, he's bad. Petry is too inexperienced for the top 4 role though, so that is where our gap is
Peckham is a good 5-6 guy who can throw big hits, we don't have many guys on this team who can do that.
Whitney/Gilbert Smid/BIG GAP Petry/Peckham
The gap on D is a second pairing offence first d-man. Wisniewki/Erhoff are the best free agents to fill that role.
Also, there is a problem if anyone gets hurt, and it's fair to say at least 2 of the top 6 will be hurt at any given time.
May 16 2011, 11:05AM
one thing for sure, we are too young to be anywhere near the play offs.
Watching the first games of the east/west finals kind of depressed me. We are not even close to that calibre of hockey.
This comment will seem ridiculous but I think oiler fan might under-appreciate Hall and Ebs. You have 2 CLUTCH supremely young players. Toews had 54 pts in his 1st season, not exactly lighting it up but has now become one if the greatest leaders in the NHL. Hall has that potential to be able to step up when it really matters. See...BxB mem cup MVPs. Mr.Eberle, well we know his desire for roof daddy backhands in the dying seconds.
Although i agree that the oilers arent quite there yet, I dont think the core is too far off. How many games did Hall and Ebs play together this year?? 40? Ebs was out for 10-12 then Hallsy, we havent even seen our team together for a long stretch. Im pumped to see everyone together again....granted depth needs to be expanded and yes they need some quality vets to teach the boys
The Edmonton Oilers pro scouting group have been getting poor reviews of late
That's like saying a restaurant that was shut down for serving raw chicken and poisoning its customers was getting "poor reviews"
There are also reports that the Oilers are interested in signing Finnish defender Ville Lajunen....he's "a right-handed defenseman
If the Oiler's sign a RH Finn Dman, then there is hope for aquisition staff (euro aquisition at least) The Oilers need a good RH Dman, and Finns win.
If they sign both of these guys, that would be fantastic. The UFA RH Dman group falls off quickly after Bieksa this year.
Fasth may be superior to Nikolai Khabibulin right now
Talk about faint praise. Richard Sevigny may be superior to NK right now.
Sounds like the modern Risto Siltanen!
Haha! Risto had an amazing shot. You were also amazed if he hit the net 2 of 3 times.
I really love a good edit button.
Well played sir.
May 15 2011, 09:27AM
I think we'll see some movement on the backline this summer. Whitney and Peckham are definitely going to return, but a change of scenery for Smid and Gilbert is possible. Should the Oilers deal Gilbert, it opens up a spot similar to the one this young Finn could fill (although he wouldn't be able to cover all of Gilbert's minutes as a rookie).
I think the Oilers will try to pick up a defensemen with a complete skill set and use Whitney and that player to anchor the blue on different pairings. Plus Petry will get elevated time, possibly with Whitney.
Why do you think there's a chance of Gilbert being dealt? Smid - I somewhat understand, seeing how many romours have surrounded him in the past. But Gilbert?
Also, in regards to signing the offensive-minded d-men: I don't care if it's offense or defense first for any players we sign, as long as those players are of some quality! Foster and Fraser are the exact opposite of quality.
And Frasth - every year (it seems like) there's a free agent goalie getting much attention overseas. None have been the real deal so far. Just sayin.
The Oilers have some holes on D, thats for dang sure. Gotta find a way to patch those holes up and if this is the best way to do it, then so be it. Offensive first Dmen, the Oilers could use a waterbug type. With the way the team is being built, the Oilers really need puck movers on the backend, be it through passing or skating.
I don't think they move Gilbert yet, not until they figure out exactly what Petry is. I think Gilbert gets at least one more year. Smid, on the other hand....this team is filled with 5-6 Dmen, time to cull the herd.
Gilbert dealt? Serious!? Christmas can come in June then. That would be a minor miracle to dump "Mr.Marshmallow" and his inflated contract. Please don't tease me, lol.
The past 3 years we have talked almost non stop about our lack of actual NHL calibre players. Our depth in the Org has been lacking until recently, and while it is showing promise, there is a lack of "experienced" depth. Adding a few younger veterans from Europe is a great idea, especially if it allows us to wait on some prospects that could use a bit more time in the minors.
Adding from Europe is a cheaper option, and if they are in the 22-27 yr old range, then they can blend in with the age groups within the dressing room and grow along with the rest of the core.
Add a goalie, a dman and a forward who have more experience then the youth we have just drafted, and at least we allow our young depth to earn the right to be called up, instead of just forcing them into roles for which they may not be prepared.
I'm with Lowetide on the Gilbert trade. I've heard Gilbert wasn't going to be back next season well before the deadline.
LT: What do you think the Oil would be fetching in return for Gibby or in other words what would be fair value? Does his contract work for or against us in a trade? 4mil until 2014 I think?
I believe the Oilers will require a centerman much more physical than Hopkins can provide for Hall and Eberle. Hopkins might be better off with Pajaarvi to be honest . The high risk factor with Hopkins on the Oilers is more than i like to see . If we were already a big physical club it wouldn't be so risky .
I would think it would be against us. He's coming off a down year. Debatable #2...probably a #3-4 Dman now. He needs to find the 40 point range again to give himself some value.
I would see him now going in a salary for salary type deal. Lemme put it this way...I don't think he's going to be the focal point in a deal involving Bogosian.
I say get rid of Gilbert!!..155 pound men play stronger in the corners.
Adding another Ryan Whitney isn't all that easy. Tom Gilbert right now is a poor man's Ryan Whitney coming off of a down year. Room for improvement is there, but I understand why people are frusterated with Gilbert.
I guess its the evil you know against the evil you don't know. This is Steve Tambellini we are talking about...I expect him to do very little as usual, so him giving the defense a whole new face lift by only keeping 4 of 7 Dmen (Whitney, Peckham, Petry and Foster) seems like quite the departure for ST.
I somewhat agree with what you are saying, I would like improvements on the D, but for some reason if they dump Gilbert, it will be for less return.
Making defence better makes sense ,but how to do that with upgrades is the question . We appear to have little expertise when it comes to evaluating the talent we already have , and even less success in procurring better talent in any market . Gilbert is one of only a few on backend that appear somewhat reliable and at least healthy through most of year . Going to other markets outside normal ones for most, shows how bad and narrow our marketplace has become to procur any talents . Desperate to say the least . Doubtfull much good will become of it .
Right now I have...
Whitney-XXXXX Peckham-Gilbert XXXXXX-Petry Foster
Bogosian would be a coup. He'd play with Whitney and the top 4 would be set. If you want to rush Petry into the top pairing, thats fine, but probably won't get the desired result, at least not immediately, and yes the top 4, collectively, would be a little soft. Petry will likely supplant Gilbert once he's ready to go, but I don't think he's ready yet.
And yes, the Oilers could use a rugged Dman that can play in the top 4. There's one playing Hershey that could be passable in the mean time.
Bieksa? Sounds like we've been describing him this whole time...
If only we had a shot at Christian Ehrhoff.
May 15 2011, 12:39PM
Both Bieksa and Ehrhoff would have to be highly overpaid in order to come here over re-signing in Vancouver, or signing to any of the other 25 teams that will have the cap space for them.
They already made $3.75M and $3.1M respectively. Signing 1 would probably be in the $4.5m+ range.
Too much? Not in my opinion. For Edmonton though, it might have to be in the $5.5M range... that may be too much.
Wisniewski is another guy I would love to see with an Oildrop on his chest... he may come to Edmonton in the 4.0M range.
I agree we would have to pay more then van but I wouldn't say that's an overpayment. 5.5 for Ehrhoff? Heck yes. Bieksa.. Not so much. Wisnieski would be awsome but I think bieksas better. I think both Jon erickson and Wisnieski will get around 3.7 next year And I'd rather have erickson.
What do people think of Keith Ballard? He's not being used in van but if they want to resign ehrhoff and bieksa he might need to be moved
May 15 2011, 01:04PM
I agree with your logic in trading Gilbert, in that his skills are replicated by Petry. That said, why trade any dman? An NHL team needs many dmen to succeed and the more good and experienced ones, the better. So why give up on Gilbert and Smidgen just as they are gaining the experience to really start keeping their own heads above water. I know you are no Gilbert bashed, and it is evident he was a good player on a bad team last year, so why move him? He can help this team win. As for Smid, he is two different players. When he is healthy and unconcussed , he looks like a solid NHL defender to me. If the argument, though, is that he will never be healthy, I get that point of view. For me, the key is finding a way to dump the real non performers, namely Foster, Vandermeer, and Strudwick.
May 15 2011, 01:07PM
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May 15 2011, 01:12PM
Just hopped over to the HF boards via Oilogosphere and was reading up on Oscar Klefbom, the Swedish Dman. He sounds like the defense version of Landeskog this year.
Someone mentioned Brodin and Klefbom at #19, and #31. Wow, that would be enough Swedes in the pipeline/team...Detroit west...lol
I think they'll deal Gilbert and Smid in an effort to acquire a more complete talent. Someone you can plug into the top 4D without worrying.
A young veteran with a nice range of skills. A guy who can help some offensively but isn't a PP expert. Remember Jaroslav Spacek when he came into his own in the NHL? Solid defensive player who can move the puck efficiently and help on the PP as needed.
I think the Oilers need to add another Ryan Whitney.
What about Gilbert to NYI for Wishart? A little young (about 20 games NHL expereince) but the right profile otherwise and the Isles struggle to meet the cap and need to show Tavares they are trying to win....
May 15 2011, 02:43PM
Still want Viktor Fasth?
He's doing a nice Mike Liut impression in the championship game.
There are a few problems with the Oilers D. Neither Whitney nor Gilbert are known for their shot or their sandpaper.
They are both, however, actual NHL players and could be useful guys with the right complements. Someone who can hit, shoot, play with strength, create a little fear. And other than Petry we have no point shot on the PP right now among the blue-liners.
Whatever moves the Oil make with Smid and Gilbert will depend on what they think Petry can handle, and how close guys like Marincin and Teubert are (they have to be at least another year, don't they?).
Ideally we swing a deal for Bogosian who is all those things we need: mobile, strong, hits, shoots. And ideally we would find some way to keep the better NHL players we have. But we do have to consider that Gilbert has value and is going to be offered. And Smid will certainly be available, as well as Brule.
I don't think we will see a deal like Smid, Brule and the 18th for Bogo because I think ATL could probably find a better player in return. Like Semin or maybe one of SJS' forwards. Hemsky would have to be desired by them and in play.
I'm not sure what a deal including Smid and Gilbert would bring. They would have to go to a team needing D depth like NJD or SJS, but such teams don't have D to trade back... that's why it's a need.
Finding a straight across for Gilbert where we give up some offence in return for some defence, could be tough to find and still leaves the PP weak.
We should be focusing on teams who have an excess of Dmen who are looking for scoring. Or a team looking to trade a superfluous expensive Dman for cheaper help.
Like NAS, who also happens to be missing a first round pick. I'd bet considering what they're going to have to pay Weber, Suter and Rinne over the next couple of years that we could get in a conversation for Franson. Y'know if the mandate wasn't to draft our way out of this mess and if Tambi wasn't sleeping with that draft pick securely tucked under his pillow every night.
What about Gilbert to Nashville for Ryan Ellis and a pick?
Ellis does not have a wider range of skills than Gilbert. Downgrade for size and strength. And Nashville won't be looking to add salary on the back end. Bad deal for both sides, IMO.
sorry spOILer but in my opinion Gilbert doesnt come close to Ellis in offensive ability.Ellis would be a great quarterback on the PP.I do agree with you though that Nashville would not want Gilberts contract.But damm I really would love to see Ellis on the Oil AND he has good chemistry with Hall.
I believe the Oilers will require a centerman much more physical than Hopkins can provide for Hall and Eberle. Hopkins might be better off with Pajaarvi to be honest . The high risk factor with Hopkins on the Oilers is more than i like to see . If we were already a big physical club it wouldn't be so risky .
Yes, no kidding ! so having said that the OIL will likely add another smurf to the line up of marshmellows and wonder why they continue to finish last. I'll say it again ST and KL have to go. This talk about Jagr too is making me sick to the stomach. This is quite a gong show let me tell you ! Drafting Hokins is fine but they better be moving other smaller bodies. This team has a top nine that should be name after the scotties soft tissues. Well ,ST is still assessing. Oh and NHL please keep the dessert dogs in Phoenix- I'll need a team to cheer for when I get down there for the winters.
Oh, there's a pretty good chance Ellis' offence will come in higher than Gilbert's, but that doesn't give him a wider range of skills, which was my point and the point of LT's article. So sorry back.
Am I the only one who has some serious questions about Fasth?
He literally came out of nowhere this season to be the best goaltender in the SEL. He's got no history of play anywhere near this level and it's not like he's 22 years old (where maybe he got buried on a team for a few years).
Is the goaltender that you sign now the same guy who just dominated the SEL, or is he going to be the guy who toiled in lower leagues for years?
I understand hedging your bets in terms of goaltending (especially with Khabibulin on your team), but I'm not sure this is the guy.
I'm encouraged by the words recently from the players. Whitney, Horcoff, Hall and Eberle have all mentioned they think the club needs more veterans to help show the kids how it's done and that may mean a tighter timeline.
We'll know soon imo. If they start signing some of these Euro free agents there's going to be movement on the big club.
The Penner deal didn't do much to diminish my frusteration with the org. By July 3rd we'll know exactly where this team is heading...again...for another year anyways. We'll see what they pull out of the oven.
May 15 2011, 05:58PM
Why are we talking about Foster here as part of next year's squad? Did you not see how god awful he was last year? Including Foster there's at least a half-dozen boat anchors on this team right now. Maybe Tom Gilbert isn't a favorite, but you're drinking 170 proof if you think he should go before that pylon.
QFT.... and props!
I can't stand the Gilbert-is-soft-and-I-want-him-gone bandwagoneers!
May 15 2011, 06:44PM
I'd say the larger sample size of an SEL season is a better measure than one game. How many goals did he let in?
I believe the final score was 6-1. Fasth didn't play that bad actually. He let in one bad goal but the game was pretty much over by then. Sweden's defense was absolutely atrocious, uncovered men everywhere. Proper training if he (Fasth) ever became an Oiler. At least Paajarvi got a goal and was +1.
Oh yeah, on the subject of european free agents... how 'bout that Salavat Yulaev Ufa skater that tied Paajarvi for 2nd on the team in scoring with 7 pts in 9 games? One Robert Nilsson. Sign him, Tamby!


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Survived by husband, Keith C. Johnson; daughters, Dallice Janae Johnson, Taylor Rae Johnson, all of Green River; mother, Niki (Dale) Beesley, Mesa, Ariz.; father, Gilbert Adams, Overton, Texas; sister, Zaneel (Jeremy) Anderson, Salt Lake City; grandmothers, Allene Spadafora, Green River; Irene Gale, Shelley, Idaho; Inez Stock, Green River; father-in-law and mother-in-law, Lenard (Irene) Johnson, Green River; 14 loving nieces and nephews; 11 aunts and uncles; five brothers-in-law and many cousins and loving friends who were as close as family.
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Survived by three sons, Dan (Elaine) Porter, Salt Lake City; Darrell (Nola) Porter, East Carbon; Mike (Mary) Porter, East Carbon; nine grandchildren; 11 great-grandchildren; brother, Warren (Faye) Porter, Grand Junction, Colo.; and one sister, JoAnn Fifield, Grand Junction, Colo. Preceded in death by parents; stepmother, Elma Seller; and brother, Phillip Porter.
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The Brooklyn Cyclones topped the Staten Island Yankees, 3-2, on a night when New York Yankees second baseman Robinson Cano made a cameo appearance, but it was the story of precocious Reese Marquis that drew the loudest applause from a New York-Penn League crowd of 4,888 in St. George.
The daughter of San Diego Padres pitcher and Prince's Bay resident Jason Marquis survived a life-threatening bicycle accident in April in which she was raced to Staten Island University Hospital for surgery for massive internal bleeding caused by trauma to her liver.
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What's on tap: April 2nd, 2010
Pat Steinberg
April 02 2010 09:54AM
Well, it looks less and less likely that the Calgary Flames are going to catch any other Western Conference playoff team not named the Colorado Avalanche. Why? Well, because all those teams they're chasing decided to win on Thursday night. Luckily, the schedule presents itself nicely for the 9th place Flames. They get to take on that 8th place Avalanche team they've been chasing this evening at the Pepsi Center! Let's take a look at the potential Friday implications.
On the Homefront
Calgary takes on Colorado for the final time this season at 7:30 pm (Sportsnet, The FAN 960). The Avalanche have already won the season series, taking the first 4 meetings this season before falling to Calgary on March 17th. Every game between these teams has ended in a 3-2 score.
Miikka Kiprusoff gets the start in net for the Flames, his 5th start against the Avalanche this year. He has yet to pick up a win against the Blue and Burgundy, as Vesa Toskala was the goalie of record during that 3-2 Calgary triumph in March.
Who's hot for the Flames? Well, all of a sudden, the much maligned Ales Kotalik has 2 goals in 2 games. Granted, his goal against Washington did snap a 17-game drought without a goal, and an 11-point span without a point. Who's not? Well, the production has dried up as of late for the captain, as Jarome Iginla is now riding a 6-game goalless drought. He's scored just once in his last 11 games.
The lineup looks much the same for the Flames, as you can expect the lines to remain from their wins over Washington and Phoenix. They looked like this:
Hagman – Stajan – Iginla
Kotalik – Backlund – Bourque
Dawes – Conroy – Moss
Sutter – Nystrom – Mayers
Colorado's Magic Number to clinch a spot remains the same as Calgary's Elimination Number: 4. The Flames have 87 points with 5 games remaining, the Avalanche have 89 points with 6 games remaining.
Behind Enemy Lines
Well, good luck chasing down some of these teams, but we'll put them in there for the sake of it.
Nashville - The Predators were impressive in a come from behind victory over St. Louis on Thursday night, strengthening their playoff position while also crippling post-season life for their division rivals in Missouri. Patric Hornqvist lead the way with 3 points as the Preds took a 3-2 win, decreasing their Magic Number to just 1. Nashville is not in action tonight.
Detroit - The 6th place Red Wings won. Again. Make it 7 straight wins for the Winged Wheel, and tenth in their last eleven games, this time downing Columbus 3-2 on Thursday. Detroit now has 95 points with 5 games remaining, and their Magic Number drops to 2. The Red Wings are idle tonight.
Los Angeles - And fancy that, the Kings won on Thursday as well. They were not to be denied in an 8-3 romp over the Northwest Division leading Vancouver Canucks. The Kings have 94 points with 5 games remaining. They do not play tonight, and their Magic Number is also 2.
St. Louis - Make it the KO punk for the Blues in the aforementioned loss to Nashville. The Blues held a 2-0 lead at one point in that game Thursday, and were unable to hold on. St. Louis now sees their Elimination Number fall to 2.
Again, the Magic and Elimination Numbers are not fool-proof science, but they're pretty accurate when you combine wins for the teams trying to clinch, and losses by the teams chasing. In this case, the Magic Number always takes into account Calgary losses, as they're the 9th place team. Enjoy the Showdown in Denver and maybe something other than a 3-2 score.
April 02 2010, 02:27PM
i've been disagreed with for months, on the subject, but i don't think backlund should be slaving away with the likes of nystrom and mayers on the fourth.
ever since the brent sutter line blender landed him on a line with bourque and boyd ("the killer b's") he showed some nice top-line creativity and sound defensive awareness. i'm glad he's been re-inserted into that role and will quite possibly be responsible into turning kotalik into a vyable hockey player.
i mean, kotalik (post-game on wednesday) said that mickis has "good wision." huge kudos from the quiet czech.
It is too early to say that Backlund is "there" it is nice to see someone with offensive talents come up in the Flames system. I hope he keeps it up. Maybe next year we'll see him centering a #1 line with Iginla and Bourque.
April 03 2010, 12:14AM
just tell me this:
wtf is it that backlund isn't currently doing that you would want him to do ? because the only thing that makes him "not a top line centre" is that nobody is ready to say he's a top line centre.


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The MECCA bike club has been involved in a number of rides so far this summer and have plans in the works for more. The club recently sponsored the Heritage Days Bike Ride in Huntington in conjunction with their July 4 celebration. The winner of the mountain bike on July 3 was Landon Fairbanks.
The club will present a ride in conjunction with the Cleveland Days celebration which begins this week. On July 22 at 6 p.m. riders will meet at the Cleveland Park Pavilion and rides will be held for participants of all ages.
The Emery County Fair ride will be Aug. 2 and registration will be at the Huntington State Park at 8 a.m. Steve Barton will provide more information on this ride at 381-2510 or evenings at 653-2500.
On Aug. 23, the club is sponsoring a ride to benefit the American Cancer Society's Relay for Life. The ride will begin in Emery and end in Cleveland. Information can be obtained about this ride and donation forms are available at the local libraries. The club is calling this ride against cancer the Tour De'Emery. The bike riders will ride with stickers on their shirts in memory of a loved one with cancer or someone who has lost their fight with cancer. These stickers can be purchased for a small donation. Contact any MECCA bike member for more information.


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Apartment was great: decent size with one double bed, two singles and a sofa bed in lounge, which we didn't use, but would have made a decent third bedroom. No wifi in apartment so paid 30 € for a gadget to get us all on line for a week but that was hopeless, not worth the money. In terms of location, Levante beach is not nearly as nice as Poniente. There is a bus (apparently) my son tried use, but that was difficult and took ages. So we used the car to get to the nice beach. Restaurants and bars all better at Old Town. We used this as a base only. If you want somewhere rough, full of stag parties, streets smelling strongly of urine and vomit, Levante is for you. Otherwise stay near the old town or Poniente beach. The apartment is fine but the location is not. I would also add its about a ten minute walk up a steep hill back from bars, perhaps not ideal for lone ladies.
The car park is accessed either by an illegal manoeuvre ( turning right when a right turn is not permitted) or you can find a road which is a detour of about four miles. Everyone does the illegal manoeuvre but it is not at all ideal.
What really made this house great was the outside area; great swimming pool and enough space around with nice seats. Also de patio was a great spot for dinner and lunch.
The interior was not great; no airco of fan (so HOT), bad kitchen equipment (old or simply missed) and not quite clean.
Staff of Interhome gave us good support.
Place is quiet and nice. It is superior place to spend some days with dog since there is an open space in front of cottage.
There are two super markets down the hill(mountain?) which is just enough to
have everything you need.
One thing you need to be careful is that this entitiy does not have WIFI connection. If you really want to connect to internet, you need to prepare by yourself.
Apartment was lovely - clean and well-stocked. Beds were comfortable and main bedroom was roomy. Restaurants and hiking trails close by.
This apartment is very well designed and the owner was very friendly. We spend a very good time in Brugge. I will recommend this apartment. But we had a problem with Wimdu because they gave us a wrong telephone and address and we couldn´t contact with the owner and Windu. Finally we could contact with Interhom and they gave me the right telephone and address. It was a very stressful situation.
We stayed in the appartment during Christmas.The appartment itself is fabulous and located in a wonderful, but quite village. All rooms, big kitchen, furniture and facilities were well taken care of. A practical space for a family, like ours with two young children. Forests for walking is near. Shops and cities are further away. A good option is to drive to the closest train station to catch one of the trains that take you through the whole country, with its nice towns and to Luxemburg city for just 4euro a day, children under 12 yrs travel free. Food and wine in Luxemburg are nice, so we enjoyed Christmas very much.
The place was very clean and big. It had a nice garden that we could use whenever we wanted, which is great if you go with kids. The only problem was that it said the beach was 400m away, which is true but it was 400m of steps, which is a problem when you are coming back and have to go up (with kids, baby and a lot of stuff).
Apart from that, everything was great.
Nice apartment as advertised
Very nice accommodation
Located in central Supetar with walking distance to beaches and the ferry, this accommodation is a perfect hub for a Brac vacation.
The view from the terrace is scenic with a clear view of Split from the other side of the strait. The beds are comfortable and not as hard as a lot of beds are in these kind of accomodations. The kitchen, though small, works well to cook in. We cooked one meal a day here for almost two weeks without getting swamped. The host is nice and very helpful and sometimes unexpectedly gave us treats such as fresh lemonade or home baked cookies. We traveled with a 1 1\2 year old, which worked really well here, she had a crib of her own and loved both the host and the house cat!
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"This photograph of a bridge on the canal in Omihachiman, Japan, is a great example of what the magic of light can do for a photograph. This is the immediate afterglow of sunset, a beautiful time for cityscapes and landscapes."
"April is a beautiful time in Korea. Cherry blossoms and a warm breeze make for a great stroll through the Changdeokgung Palace, one of several traditional palaces in the heart of Seoul."
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"While visiting a coffee-growing farm on Hawaii's Big Island, I spotted this colorful blooming tree."
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My first trip to Washington, D.C. coincided with the annual Cherry Blossom Festival. I had no idea of the millions of people that converge on the area and was pleasantly surprised to have gotten such a peaceful moment to take this shot.
"Cherry blossoms in China."
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"A beautiful day in D.C. I visited my daughter and we strolled around the city looking at the beautiful blossoming trees."
"Tranquil cherry blossom scene in D.C."
"Japanese Gardens, Tokyo, Japan."
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Hennalucent Hair Toner and Conditioner
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100% organic. A professional henna product that penetrates the hair shaft through natural, organic absorption to deliver long-term shine, body and beauty color highlights.
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Buy 2 Boxes. I Ran Out, So It Didn't Turn Out So Good.I tried to fill in my frosted blond tips with bark brown. It wasnt the recommended color, so it was my own fault. It looked a little like doggie hair, like Benji or something.Mar 15, 2004Heidi / PA
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Go forward with John Doe!!!
Once again the right-wing groups, financed by huge sums of money, want to stop a legal investigation of underhanded and strong-arm dealings in our democratic system. It isn't as though a John Doe investigation is somehow strong-arming the democratic process. Quite the opposite. The John Doe is investigating to see if strong-arm or expensive tactics were used to circumvent the democratic process by Scott Walker insiders.
Governor Scott Walker's political career has been marked by an amazing path of illegalities by his staff members. It was a John Doe investigation, for example, that found a Walker staff person stealing money from a military veteran's fund. How low can you go? There were so many of Walker's staff convicted of breaking the law that one has to wonder how he could have chosen such a bunch of criminals. Or were they in part led to breaking the law? Either way, Walker's staffs have been dismal.
What is being done to stop the second John Doe investigation into right-wing and Walker actions is nothing short of money-laden, powerful groups trying to sidestep a natural democratic procedure. Let the John Doe investigation go forth! Let the Average Jane and Joe know what political skull-duggery is going on.
No matter how rich, and no matter how powerful, all groups should be made to follow the law and practice democratic principles in the process of their dealings.
Let the John Doe investigation go forth! Wisconsin citizens have a right to know.


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Anemia is a condition in which the body does not have enough healthy red blood cells. Red blood cells provide oxygen to body tissues.
Folate (folic acid) is needed for red blood cells to form and grow. You can get folate by eating green leafy vegetables and liver. However, your body does not store folate in large amounts. So, you need to eat plenty of folate-rich foods to maintain normal levels of this vitamin.
In folate-deficiency anemia, the red blood cells are abnormally large. Such cells are called megalocytes. They are also called megaloblasts. They are seen in the bone marrow. This is why this anemia is also called megaloblastic anemia.
Causes of this type of anemia include:
The following raise your risk for this type of anemia:
Folic acid is needed to help a baby in the womb grow properly. Too little folic acid during pregnancy may lead to birth defects in a baby. For more information see: Folic acid and birth defect prevention
Rarely, a bone marrow examination may be done.
The goal is to identify and treat the cause of the folate deficiency.
You may receive folic acid supplements, taken by mouth or given through a vein. If you have low folate levels because of a problem with your intestines, you make need treatment for the rest of your life.
Diet changes can help boost your folate level. Eat more green, leafy vegetables and citrus fruits.
Anemia usually responds well to treatment within 2 months.
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I much prefer the passing game, which probably requires coaches that know how to teach and game plan a passing game.
I don't think Doman knows enough about the passing game, and nuances to be effective.
He knows the option game and run/pass mix, but that gap in knowledge hurts in a lot of ways.
Coaches really need to be mostly teachers, and a smaller portion is game plan. Good players can cover up issues, but it would be really nice to have good/great coaching along with good/great players.
I guess we will see what happens this off season.
Here's a trick question. Who is the better QB coach, Max Hall... or Jordan Wynn?


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As my husband has said many times, we Wisconsinites are still learning how to do this:
Admittedly we're not the fastest bunch in the country when it comes to picking up on trends. (Notice I said "picking up on trends" and not "setting trends." Never in a million years will
There are die-hard traditionalists out there who claim that something can be so perfect that it is a classic, it shouldn't be messed with, and will never go out of style. Case in point: a martini. A true martini, made with vodka or gin, with olive or twist. It shouldn't be re-invented with 12 different flavors and/or garnishes. Go Bond or go home, I say.
That's not to say that everything must stay the same, and that we must remain in a food-and-drink rut. There's nothing wrong with branching out, trying new things, embracing something different. As we say goodbye to 2012 and look towards our foodie future, there are some things to consider…
Wondering what's in store for your libations in the year to come? "In 2013, we'll see brighter and less-filling cocktails served up more quickly, in fresh new formats and with a splash of humor." OK you've figured out where your bartender is heading. What about your chef? From fancy fast food to treats with a twist, here's what coming to your breakfast, lunch and dinner next year.
Perhaps with a bit of luck the
Learning about food and drink trends for the coming year (if not necessarily embracing them?) A Culinary Yes Yes for sure!
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