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Students Making a Difference: Students mentoring students
LA CROSSE, Wis. -- Do you remember someone you looked up to as a child? Maybe a brother or sister or even an older student?
Were actually honoring four high school students this month who are making a difference by volunteering in our community.
The four: Hannah Olson, Theo Smith, Bailey Huecker and Lexy Arquillo, are students at LaCrossroads High School which is a charter school that helps at-risk teens succeed.
They volunteer by mentoring kindergartners at Hamilton Elementary once a week, doing everything from drawing and art projects to working on reading and math. They also play games with the kids on the playground during recess.
The students say they get so much out of the experience. "I remember back when I was little and I was that age, I'd really look up to my older siblings and how they'd do stuff for me, so I really know how they appreciate it," said Theo Smith.9737426
"I learn from these kids all the time. They just teach me things I didn't really pick up on when I was probably their age so it's kind of cool to see that," said Hannah Olson.
For two of the students, their personal experiences growing up with a mentor helped make it an easy decision to pay it forward. "The feeling you got when older kids came down and talked to you, it was always like 'that is so cool' so I always thought it would be fun to come back to do that for these children," said Lexy Arquillo.
"She was a good role model to me and I figured it'd be good to come here and be a good role model too," said Bailey Huecker.
A few of the students say they would like to continue working with kids maybe as a future career.
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Reduce Trash at Your July 4th Bash
Posted On July 3, 2012 by Catherine Fox
It's time for the great American barbecues, picnics and parties that—along with patriotic music and fireworks—create great Independence Day memories.
Food, drink, décor and fireworks can mean a lot of trash—trash that often ends up in the ocean. That's right, even if you live hundreds of miles from the ocean, trash from your area can travel down waterways to the sea, fouling the water and endangering wildlife.
How big is the problem? Last year during Ocean Conservancy's International Coastal Cleanup, volunteers picked up enough food packaging alone for one person to get takeout breakfast, lunch and dinner for the next 858 years.
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If you don't have a grill basket, use a sheet of heavy-duty foil and poke a few holes in the foil with a fork.
When grilling a variety of vegetables at once, be prepared to take each off the grill at a different time.
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The scene from the preschool in the Chinese county of Suinin, approximately halfway between Beijing and Shanghai, could have been an advertisement for cuteness. Two lines of children walk out of school at the end of the day, led by their beaming teachers towards a cluster of expectant parents. Mara Hvistendahl witnessed this scene but when she did, she noticed a strange phenomenon: there were nearly twice as many boys in the two lines as girls.
The situation in Suinin is hardly unique. Across the developing world, from China to India to Eastern Europe to the Middle East, sex ratios - the ratio of boy babies to girl babies - are becoming increasingly skewed. The normal human ratio is around 105 boys for every 100 girls, a natural evolutionary ratio that takes into account the fact that more boys tend to die before reaching adulthood. But in China today, the ratio is 121 boys for every 100 girls; in India the ratio is 112 boys for every 100 girls; in Tunisia the official ratio is 107 boys per 100 girls, although the real figure is believed to be much higher.
In her thorough and compelling new book, Unnatural Selection, Hvistendahl explains why these trends will have far-reaching effects. She argues that the sex imbalance could prove devastating to social stability across the developing world, sparking crime, human trafficking, and - if history is any guide - even war.


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LifeCell, Sequel to offer personalized shipment service for cord blood
Bangalore: LifeCell International, India's largest and most accredited stem cell storage company announced its partnership with Sequel Logistics, India, a specialist in critical logistics, to offer "Personalized Shipment Service" of the umbilical cord blood & tissue samples.
Personalized shipment is an innovative change in international critical logistics. LifeCell would be offering 'personalised shipment' to its customers with immediate effect. This service will now be available throughout the countrywide network of LifeCell with presence in over 100 cities and towns.
Citing the advantages of the partnership Mr Mayur Abhaya, MD and CEO, LifeCell International, said, "LifeCell endeavors to provide the industry, with leading and innovative offerings to improve the service excellence and this partnership with Sequel is yet another step in that direction. In Sequel we have found an ideal partner who can help shrink the turnaround time of stem cell preservation drastically. We can now use Sequel's partnerships with airlines to ensure the immediate shipment of the stored stem cells from the nearest airport, thereby improving the yield and viability of stem cells".
"We are proud to engage with LifeCell International, in extending our expertise and experience in creating this unique offering which will create a positive impact on the quality of these life-saving stem cells. Focusing only on such critical logistics requirements, Sequel ensures a consistent 24-to-36 hours turn around time, for any shipment, picked up from anywhere in the country, at any time of the day. Through this unique and close partnership, we strive to provide LifeCell and its valued customers, a service that they can truly benefit for a lifetime", says Mr Rajkumar, founder director and COO, Sequel Logistics.
This unique industry initiative is critical in healthcare logistics whereby stem cells of the new born will be shipped through Sequel's partner airlines via the next available flight to LifeCell's processing and storage facility in Chennai. This system is an important aspect to stem cell preservation since the sample will reach the laboratory for testing and processing within 24 hours from metro cities and 36 hours from non-metro cities. This first of a kind initiative by LifeCell offers the fastest time by any company in the industry in reaching the collected samples to the laboratory for processing.
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The Northern Michigan Retreiver Club is proud to host a "Retriever Handling Seminar" presented by Tera Lanczak of Bay Blue Kennels on June 9, 2013. This one-day seminar (75$) will involve both "classroom lecture" and hands-on demonstrations, emphasizing blind retrieves and handling concepts.
Dog lovers and advocates of the sport far and wide have sent their retrievers to Tera Lanczak for a simple reason: she produces results. Tera apprenticed for Bill Eckett, the Owner and Trainer of Blackwater Retrievers. Since opening Bay Blue Kennels in 2007 Tera has continued to develop a thorough training program that has produced many successful retrievers competing in all levels of the sport.
This seminar will focus on blind retrieves and handling skills for young, intermediate, and advanced dogs.
The location for this seminar has yet to be determined, but will be held in Northern Michigan on Sunday, June 9, 2013, from 8:00 to 5:00 pm.
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Welcome to the T&TH forums, nytrkybstr, the best place to talk turkey on the 'net.
I roosted one last night. I never tried to get it to sound off -- it was too close. I kinda thought it was a hen because it looked small, but thought that even if it was a hen there should be a gobbler around there somewhere.
I got in there this morning at 5:30, and it flew down at 6:06. It was a hen. It answered my calls and came in partway, but then lost interest. I never did find a gobbler, except on the opposite hills and I couldn't pursue those. But I did find a huge wing feather from a gobbler, so there is one somewhere around.
My answer to your question is that in the evening when they go to roost you're trying to get a turkey to shock-gobble. So, use some kind of loud call. You could cackle hard on a box call, or use a peacock, coyote, owl, or even a canned-air horn. Once you have him located, slip out of the woods. If he's within 80-100 yards, wait until it's good and dark if the woods are open.
I was talking to a guy yesterday who said he was cutting wood before turkey season opened. He started his chainsaw and it stalled out. A gobbler sounded off. He started it and shut it off 3 more times, and each time a turkey gobbled. So, I guess you could use your chainsaw -- but be sure to camouflage it. [:D]


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Palm Tungsten T2
My Grandad is getting me a Handheld for Christmas and I'm pretty sure I wanna get a Palm Tungsten T2. Anyone have any experiences with these in General or in particular with Linux?
I'm pretty confident that I can get it up and running over bluetooth and installing software on the main memory and such. The only thing I'm not sure about is if I can get files onto an extra SD Memory Card if I buy one.
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Tom Hanks' rapper son Chet Hanks aka Chet Haze aka Chaze is the best! Chet rose to "fame" with his tribute to Northwestern University called "White and Purple," a remix of Wiz Khalifa's "Black and Yellow." And he just kept going! his latest song, "Hollywood," is a rare gem, glittering bright with lyrics like, "Girl you can be my calendar, let's go on a date."
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Feeling the Open Source Love
Last week, Sun let loose another open source bombshell when it announced it would be distributing Java Enterprise System, Sun N1 Management software, and available Sun developer tools free-of-charge and under an open source license.
This week, Sun embraced open source even further at its NC Q405 event in New York City on Tuesday. We always enjoy Sun's quarterly networking event.
As expected, the systems vendor unveiled the first two servers to be powered by its UltraSPARC T1 CoolThreads processor, the T1000 and T2000.
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While closed-source operating systems such as Windows and Mac OS may still dominate the OS market, not everyone can afford the high costs that they entail. For small- and medium-sized enterprises where every penny matters, taking advantage of open-source software such as Ubuntu's Linux is a good bet to boost productivity and cost effectiveness. The fact that open-source softwares have evolved to become somewhat user-friendly and sleek also helps a good deal.
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So originally I was just planning on releasing the final 4.11 today, but while we didn't have a *lot* of changes the last week, we had a couple of really annoying ones, so I'm doing another rc release instead. I did get fixes for the issues that popped up, so I could have released 4.11 as-is, but it just doesn't feel right. It's not like another week of letting this release mature will really hurt. The most noticeable of the issues is that we've quirked off some NVMe power management that apparently causes problems on some machines. It's not entirely clear what caused the issue (it wasn't just limited to some NVMe hardware, but also particular platforms), but let's test it. Also: Linux 4.11 delayed for a week by NVMe glitches and 'oops fixes' Linux 4.11 Pushed Back: 4.11-rc8 Released
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stankyolgobbler wrote:35 days untill the opener here in bama! i get butterflies thinking about it!
I'm counting the days too for the bama opener. I have been practicing all year long with my calls. One can never get to good at calling. I bought a few new Tom Teaser mouth calls and am breaking them in. It's near time to start scouting. I have a new lease this year and it is covered up in birds. My 77 year old dad hasn't turkey hunted in 12 years and he says he wants to go this year. I'm excited about that.I'm going to get a blind just for him. He can't walk very far so I figured on rainy days I would take him and set up on greenfields. I can drive him close to the blind while it's still dark and get him set up. I hope you all have a great successful and safe season.


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Posted on 27 Apr 2012 by Norm Duhamel.
I must admit that I don't watch, read or research on NCAA football but I have a good feeling that the Bills 1st round draft pick CB Stephon Gilmore from South Carolina was the right choice. Buffalo gave up on average 7.7 yards per pass last year, hopefully Gilmore will be able to close some of those gaps. I'm looking forward to see what this kid can do. With the addition of Williams, Anderson a...


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Channing Tatum has been named the Sexiest Man Alive 2012 by People magazine.
Check out the other honourable mentions.
The 32-year-old Magic Mike actor said he didn't believe it when he was first told of his title.
"My first thought was, 'Ya'll are messing with me,'" he told the magazine.
"I told (my wife) Jenna (Dewan-Tatum) after we'd been in the bathtub washing our dogs because they'd gotten skunked.
"She was like, 'What?' ... she calls me [the Sexiest Man Alive] now."
Tatum's wife said she couldn't agree more with the mag's pick.
"People know him to be fun and sexy, but they don't know how emotionally deep and spiritually open he is," she said of her husband of three years.
"He is such an open-hearted person; what you see is what you get."
The couple are ready to start passing down those hunky genes - they've got babies on the brain.
"I'm ready; I think she's ready," Tatum told People.
"The first number that pops into my head is three, but I just want one to be healthy and then we'll see where we go after that.
"It's really easy for us guys to say, 'I want like 15 kids.' Jenna will be like, 'Well you better get another wife!'"
Tatum has been sculpting his body for his latest role as an Olympic athlete in Foxcatcher.
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Gail Collins, who became the first woman appointed editor of The New York Times editorial page, and is currently an op-ed columnist for the Times and a successful author, will deliver a talk at 4:30 p.m. Thursday, March 28, in Dodds Auditorium, Robertson Hall. Collins' talk is part of the "Social Movements" thematic lecture series and will include a book sale, signing and public reception in Shultz Dining Room. The address is free and open to the public, but tickets are required for entry to the lecture.


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The first season of HBO's Girls has come and gone in a flash. Love it or hate it, you can't say it didn't get people talking: about youth, friendship, race, feminism, Sex and the City, etc. But believe it or not, I'm not sure I have anything left to say about any of that, so instead I'm going to focus on another topic near and dear to my heart: how Girls uses (and sometimes, abuses) my beloved borough as its silent fifth main character. Here's my take on ten of the show's sexy Brooklyn locations.
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Cat 6 lead authors: WU cofounder Dr. Jeff Masters (right), who flew w/NOAA Hurricane Hunters 1986-1990, & WU meteorologist Bob Henson, @bhensonweather
By: Dr. Jeff Masters , 3:53 PM GMT on December 03, 2009
The embattled director of the University of East Anglia's Climate Research Unit (CRU), Dr. Phil Jones, announced that he will be temporarily standing aside as director. An independent review of his conduct in light of the emails illegally hacked from his computers last month is in progress. In a press release, Professor Jones said: "What is most important is that CRU continues its world leading research with as little interruption and diversion as possible. After a good deal of consideration I have decided that the best way to achieve this is by stepping aside from the Director's role during the course of the independent review and am grateful to the University for agreeing to this. The Review process will have my full support".
The University and the police are investigating the break-in, and it is currently unknown if this was the act of an insider or an external break-in. I think it is highly unlikely this was the work of an insider in a whistle-blower type of action, since a computer at realclimate.org was hacked into the same week (via a computer in Turkey), and the criminal attempted to upload the emails stolen from CRU to the realclimate.org server. This is not the sort of action a whistleblower would do. Dr. Gavin Schmidt of realclimate.org said in a comment yesterday that the CRU break-in appeared to have been done from the outside, into a backup mail server. It is unlikely the hacker acted alone, since hackers aren't typically intimately familiar with the details of the climate change science debate. The emails and code stolen were selectively culled by someone who appeared to have considerable expertise in climate science.
What did Dr. Jones do wrong?
So, what did Dr. Jones do wrong? For starters, he should have confronted the allegations raised by his critics immediately and talked candidly to the press about some of the specific accusations being made. For example, one of the emails contained the statement that he would like to "redefine what the peer-reviewed literature is" to exclude two questionable papers from the IPCC report. Well, that's not something a good scientist should seriously advocate, and is an impossibility, in any case. No one can redefine the peer-reviewed literature, since the rules for this are well-established an not subject to change. When I read the comment in the context it was made, it reads as a joke. There is no discussion in the hacked emails about how to go about redefining the peer-reviewed literature. In the end, the two papers Jones was referring to with this comment, McKitrick and Michaels (2004) and Kalnay and Cai (2003), ended up being cited and discussed in Chapter 2 of the IPCC AR4 report. Those intent on discrediting the science of human-caused global warming are spinning the comment differently, creating a controversy about something that is impossible to do, and was not being seriously suggested. Jones should have immediately spoken up to quash the hype on this comment.
The "trick" to "hide the decline"
Another area of concern is over a graph Dr. Jones helped construct in 1999 showing the "hockey stick" of Earth's surface temperature going back 1,000 years. This graph combined instrumental measurements made since the 1800s with older paleoclimate data (including data from tree rings) to show a continuous 1,000 year record of Earth's temperatures. The paleoclimate data after 1960 show a bogus decline in Earth's temperatures that does not agree with what modern thermometers have been measuring, due to a well-known variation in tree ring thickness as a function of time, referred to as "the decline". Thus, Jones elected to toss out the bogus paleoclimate data (using a "trick" to "hide the decline") rather than present it in the graph. The graph was not properly labeled to show this was done, so viewers of the graph would have had needed to be familiar with a 1998 paper published in Nature or the 1999 paper referenced in the caption on the graph, which explained this well-known data issue. The graph that Jones used his "trick" on was put into a 1999 report called the "WMO Statement on the Status of the Global Climate". The report was given to policy makers, but was never published in a peer-reviewed scientific journal. No reputable climate scientist believes that the paleoclimate data since 1960 is of higher quality than the instrumental record (this is discussed in detail in Chapter 6 of the 2007 IPCC report). In order to make the "hokey stick" graph less confusing, removing "the decline" from the tree ring data is a reasonable thing to do--provided one labels the graph properly. The graph was not properly labeled. Does Jones' "trick" and failure to properly label the graph constitute data falsification, or was it merely sloppy science? The hacked emails contain no suggestions that the "trick" was done to intentionally fool people, and the "trick" never appeared in the peer-reviewed scientific literature, including the IPCC reports. In Dr. Jones' words, "This is well-known and is called the "decline" or "divergence". The use of the term "hiding the decline" was in an email written in haste. CRU has not sought to hide the decline. Indeed, CRU has published a number of articles that both illustrate, and discuss the implications of, this recent tree-ring decline, including the article that is listed in the legend of the WMO Statement figure".
Figure 1. The WMO 1999 "hockey stick" figure (top) with climate reconstructions and instrumental temperatures merged, and a version (bottom) with the climate reconstructions (coloured) and instrumental temperatures (annual & summer in black) shown separately. Note "the decline" in the temperature obtained from tree ring data (green curve) in the bottom curve. Image credit: University of East Anglia.
Global warming contrarians are spinning the "trick" as reason to discredit the "hockey stick", claiming that the data was falsified to hide the fact that tree rings were telling the real story. Since the hockey stick was falsified, some claim, the entire science behind human-caused global warming needs to be questioned. This is plain ludicrous. The graph was never published in a scientific journal. Several updated versions of the "hockey stick" graph have been published in the ten years since the disputed graph was produced, and the "hockey stick" can be reproduced in essentially the same form excluding the controversial tree rings, using other paleoclimate data such as boreholes (See Mann et al., 2008, Figure 2). Furthermore, the peer-reviewed science supporting human-caused global warming is not based solely upon the "hockey stick" and the CRU data used for the last 150 years of the hockey stick graph. There are three separate data sets of global temperatures maintained by NASA, the CRU, and NOAA's National Climatic Data Center, that all show essentially the same global warming. We also have evidence from nature herself in the form of plants and animals expanding their ranges poleward, the record loss of Arctic sea ice in 2007 and record loss of multi-year Arctic sea ice this year, the shrinking of mountain glaciers, reductions in the length of freeze season in many Northern Hemisphere lakes and rivers, the shifting of spring blooms earlier in most regions of the world, and on and on and on. Again, Jones should have spoken up immediately to kill the ridiculous hype being pushed by global warming contrarians about the importance of a 10-year old graph that is now scientifically irrelevant, and was never published.
Figure 2. The "hockey stick" of global temperature anomalies since 300 A.D., as published in a 2008 paper in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences by Mann et al.. Even if one excludes tree rings (blue curve), the hockey stick looks the same.
Resistance to releasing data to other researchers
The hacked emails also show that Dr. Jones resisted releasing his data to contrarians and urged others to delete emails regarding Freedom Of Information (FOI) related requests. Many countries protect their weather data under an international agreement called World Meteorological Organization Resolution 40, which prohibits the data from being made public (this is why wunderground can't give out the UKMET model forecasts on our web site, for example). About 5% of the CRU data fell in that category, making release illegal. However, deleting emails related to FOI requests is inadvisable and implies one has something to hide. The investigation should certainly pursue the issue of whether Dr. Jones properly handled the requests to turn over his data to outside researchers. Ideally, weather data documenting Earth's climate history should be free to everyone on the planet (I am not a big fan of WMO Resolution 40). However, another aspect to this issue is the time it takes for the scientists involved to prepare the data for release. Large, complicated data sets require extensive documentation and access to related computer codes in order to process them, and making the data available to every amateur investigator interested in the data puts an unfair burden on the scientists who maintain the data sets. In particular, an amateur climate science investigator named Stephen McIntyre, who runs the web site Climate Audit, has created such an issue. McIntyre, a retired mining executive and an investor, is not a professional scientist, but has been successful identifying several technical errors made in the published literature. He has also generated a huge amount of misleading and incorrect information over the years, and has done a tremendous amount of damage to the understanding of climate science. McIntyre is intent on discrediting the science of human-caused global warming--presumably for ideological reasons, since he has no obvious ties to the fossil fuel industry--and has generated a large number of Freedom of Information requests to further his cause. One of the hacked emails, from Dr. Ben Santer, complained that McIntyre's FOI requests were intrusive and unreasonable with no scientific justification or explanation given, and appeared to be a calculated strategy to divert Santer's attention and focus away from research. It's worth reading Santer's reaction to the hacked email affair to learn more. Given such tactics by McIntyre, Dr. Jones' resistance to FOI requests from McIntyre is understandable, but appears to have been poorly handled.
The science of human-caused global warming remains unaffected
None of the hacked emails reveal any conspiracy to publish falsified or "fudged" material in the peer-reviewed scientific literature. The science of human-caused global warming will require no revision as a result of this affair. Baseless accusations of fraud, data manipulation, and conspiracy against climate change scientists stemming from the hacked emails are being massively hyped by the Manufactured Doubt industry in an effort to discredit climate scientists, since no flaw with the science can be found. Most of the public is in no position to distinguish good science from bad, so if you can create doubt, uncertainty, and confusion, you can win--or at least buy time, lots of it. The hacked email affair is all about politics, not science. Dr. Jones is an excellent scientist, but unfortunately was over-matched as a politician. It was hardly a fair fight--one scientist against the political might of the mightiest PR campaign against science ever waged, armed with some selectively culled stolen emails taken out of context.
Other posts in this series
The Manufactured Doubt industry and the hacked email controversy
Is more CO2 beneficial for Earth's ecosystems?
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Jumping on the subway, we rumbled down the tracks to the Brooklyn Bridge stop and disembarked
Our next stop was to the former site of the twin towers. The last time my mother had visited New York City, at age 19, the towers had been standing proudly. The site was decidedly more blocked than it had been during my last visit. With the slowly progressing construction, the crews have put up walls and screens to block the view of ongoing work, as constructions crews often do. After walking around the majority of the site we finally found a relatively decent vantage point from one of the other buildings of the World Trade Center, from which we could see the entire site
Descending back into the metro, we made our way up to the Metropolitan Museum of Art, which neither of us had yet visited. We spent a couple of hours wandering through the massive galleries of Greek, Egyptian, and Medieval art and culture. With our time starting to run short before our show, we stopped at a Papaya King for some hot dogs on our way to the metro that would carry us back to Times Square.
Our show for the night was West Side Story. These tickets were the only ones that my mother had chosen to purchase in advance, leaving the rest of our choices open to whatever might be available. Having never seen this particular show or its movie adaptation, I thoroughly enjoyed the show. I also discovered that, although I hadn't known the show, I did recognize quite a few of the songs.
After the show we walked through Times Square, and we then stepped through a portal into a McDonald's from another dimension, where there is always a line for the men's restroom and never a line for the women's. Following that, we made our way back, stopping at the convenience store on the corner for some snacks, and then on to the hotel. We watched a little tv and had our snacks before turning in for the night.


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You may like bears and you may want to help protect bears, but you won't want anything to do with a bear plug. Not once you've heard where it's been.
The bear plug is a curious product of bear hygiene, for bears do not use their bedrooms for bathrooms, and excrement is never found in a bear's den. How do they survive the time holed up in their winter den without relieving themselves? That's where the bear plug comes in. A few days before retiring for the winter, a bear begins gorging itself on indigestible materials, things like leaves and pine needles and even pieces of its own hair. This roughage passes along the digestive track and lodges low in the large intestine, forming an anal plug as much as one foot long. And there it remains until spring, when the bear emerges and finally gets some relief.


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Aldolase is a protein (called an enzyme) that helps break down certain sugars to produce energy. It is found in high amount in muscle tissue.
A test can be done to measure the amount of aldolase in your blood.
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When the needle is inserted to draw blood, some people feel moderate pain. Others feel only a prick or stinging. Afterward, there may be some throbbing or slight bruising. These soon go away.
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Normal results range between 1.0 to 7.5 units per liter. There is a slight difference between men and women.
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Overall I like the look & ease and of taking on & off. My disappointment is the smallness of the charm. (Posted on 9/20/13)
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I bought one to wear on my arm that has lymphedema resulting from radiation for breast cancer/lymph nodes. It's good quality and still not too heavy on my wrist. Sizing worked out great and I still have some room in case my arm swells up a bit. I also ordered the leather braided bracelet but haven't worn it yet. It too is good quality and the size is right. (Posted on 9/20/13)
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I bought one for myself and my mom saw it and wanted one. She is very happy because she receives a great deal of compliments about the bracelet. (Posted on 8/23/13)
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I have been wearing the bracelet for over a week now and am very happy with it. It is very easy to get on and off. The chain is very nice and the medical id serves the purpose that I need. (Posted on 7/16/13)
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I was looking fire something exactly like this. It is not too showy, but overt enough that it would be noticed and helpful in an emergency situation.
I gave this bracelet 3 stars only because I am not sure if the laser writing on the back will last longer than a year. I hope so! (Posted on 5/20/13)
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It's nice looking and sturdy, but it's very hard to put it on. I am right-handed and wear a watch on my left wrist, so I'd prefer to wear the bracelet on my right wrist, but it's difficult to put it on. It's a little easier to put it on my left wrist, but still hard. Maybe I should have gotten the necklace. (Posted on 5/7/13)
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I've been buying my medical alert bracelets through you guys since my heart surgery. Since then I've had to add somethings, and decided now that I was older, that I would go to a bracelet from a kids bracelet. This bracelet doesn't overpower small wrists, it is lightweight, and is just absolutely amazing. THANK YOU so much for being able to have such beautiful bracelets for those of us with small wrists and chronic issues. (Posted on 4/17/13)
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I was recently told I will be on Coumadin for the rest of my life and a medical bracelet would be recommended. I spent quite a while checking out bracelets and came across yours. I love this bracelet - the size, the look, the engraving was just what I needed and wanted. I made a very good choice and would recommend you to anyone. Your service was fast and very professional. (Posted on 4/12/13)
- pleased with purchase Review by Elaine
I had been thinking of purchasing a medical ID bracelet and when I found this one I bought it right away. I wear it all the time, and much to my surprise, I don't find it annoying on my wrist.
I am reassured in knowing that in case of emergency my information with be noted.
Additionally, the bracelet is attractive and can be worn with other jewelry. (Posted on 4/9/13)
- Nice looking bracelet Review by Cara
This bracelet looks really nice and the engraving is done well. Only complaint is it is a little difficult for my husband to attach to his own wrist. (Posted on 3/21/13)
- OK, was bigger than I had measured, need to remove some links. Review by Barbara Stophel
Product very nice. I choose the pink as I wear such colors a lot.
Size was a little big, seems some inches were added to what I measured and sent. I will try to have a couple of links removed professionally.
A previous medical bracelet had a toggle catch and it was easier to put on. Now I need help with this one. (Posted on 2/25/13)
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I love my new bracelet. I was worried recently when I had to have a neuro stimulator implanted in my back. I came upon your site and I found everything looked fashionable. It just looks like im wearing a bracelet with my peace symbol charm. Than you very much. (Posted on 2/18/13)
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I had an awful allergic reaction to Morphine in the recovery room after surgery. The MD was with me, saw the reaction, and changed my pain medication. I got the bracelet since Morphine is given so often in many emergencies. I wanted to be spared another scary reaction. The bracelet is attractive enough to wear and look like jewery, while saving my life. (Posted on 1/28/13)
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- Beautiful Review by Patti
The bracelet is beautiful. I had to exchange the first one I received because it was too small. They were out of the next size up so I had to take two sizes up and take links out. However, the bracelet is beautiful and I still like it very much. The delivery time is incredibly fast. I will recommend this company to everyone I know that needs a medical id. (Posted on 1/9/13)
- Perfect Safety... Review by Sandy
The bracelet is light weight, lays flat and hooks on and off the
ID to change the band with ease. I can actually get it off without
undoing it, so I might remove a link down the road, but I wanted to make sure it did not squeeze my arm. My cousin had one and
we have the same medical alert, so I thought...hey I need to get
one for myself. Glad I did :) (Posted on 1/7/13)
- Good fit and fast delivery Review by Tina
I purchased the bracelet for my mother who has dementia. The fit was perfect and it was good quality. It was delivered quicker than I expected, which I appreciated. I was not completely pleased with the engraving. I was expecting actual engraving and not the black lettering which was kind of difficult to read. Overall, I liked the bracelet and would recommend it. (Posted on 12/27/12)
- Very Pleased with Bracelet Review by Jean Hunsecker
This bracelet was a good choice for me. It looks nice and does not snag on knit clothing as some do. The service was very prompt. Would definitely order from you again.
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- Love it Review by Sandra Kring
Excellent bracelet. Service was great and ID engraving was perfect. Thank you. (Posted on 11/27/12)
- Love it Review by Katrisha Curtis
My 2 youngest daughters have a rare form of LONG QT DISEASE and I force them to wear a bracelet in case of an emergency, the older of the 2 loves her charm style bracelet. It makes her feel like its a more "normal" bracelet instead of a medical ID bracelet. Thank You... we love the quality and the overall look is beautiful. (Posted on 9/22/12)
- Too big Review by Peggy
I used your sizing strips, ordered a medium, but it can actually slide off my wrist if I push it. I really needed a small, although your strip indicated that would be too tight. I will have to remove 3 or 4 links for the right size. I like it. (Posted on 9/6/12)
- Great look and quality Review by Elka
Very satisfied shipping was fast the price was great the look is awesome it dosnt stick out so people dont ask a many questions.
Thanks (Posted on 8/11/12)
- my preteen is happy to wear it! Review by Pam
This bracelet is light weight & nice looking while still keeping the integrity of a medical alert bracelet that will not be overlooked by professionals looking for this info if needed. It is stylish and low-key enough that my preteen has agreed to wear it & has not taken it off once! (Posted on 8/7/12)
- Sturdy and Attractive Review by Andrew
This bracelet was just what I was looking for: simple, sturdy, and attractive enough for everyday wear. (Posted on 7/9/12)
- perfect bracelet Review by Janice
This is a nice little bracelet. It's small enough to look feminine yet not so fancy looking that I can't wear it daily and worry that it doesn't match what I'm wearing. The chain is too long though so be careful of their 'add an inch to your wrist measurement' instructions, I had to shorten mine by an inch and it's still comfortably loose. I would have given it five stars had my condition been engraved rather than painted since I worry that the paint will wear off long before I need a new bracelet. (Posted on 6/15/12)
- Good product Review by Rebecca Schenck
Well made. Engraving is clear. Exactly what I ordered. (Posted on 6/3/12)
- excellent basic bracelet Review by Dorothy
I had ordered a couple of bracelets from N-Style ID several years ago and was very pleased with the bracelet and the service. This time was just as good! The bracelet came very quickly, within just a few days, and all the wording on the inside was accurate. It is a very nice-looking bracelet with a good, heavy, and very pretty flat-link chain. The only reason I didn't give it five stars is that the front of the bracelet, which was nice and shiny when it came, immediately began to get scratched just from light daily activities. Of course, it still serves its purpose, and it doesn't look bad at all; it just isn't all pretty and shiny! (Posted on 6/1/12)
- Great Gift Idea Review by Janis
I bought this bracelet for my mom for her birthday. Everyone has commented that it looks like a really expensive piece of jewellery and how well it goes with all her other jewellery. The quality is excellent, the engraving with the black writing is very easy to read and my order was shipped within a day of ordering. I live in Canada and it was delivered to my door in four working days. I will definitely be recommending this site to everyone I know! (Posted on 5/28/12)
- Love My New Medical Alert Bracelet Review by April Lewis
This is my second purchase from you and I really love my new medical alert bracelet; it is lightweight and simple. It was shipped quickly and I would most definitely recommend you to anyone I know who is looking for a stylish medical alert bracelet! (Posted on 5/25/12)
- Excellent Review by Teri Leigh
I am wearing my bracelet 24/7 and it is comfortable enough that I'm not even aware of it most of the time! I too have a small wrist and was really happy to find someone who could accommodate that! I also felt that the customer service was excellent! I am EXTREMELY satisfied, and will definitely recommend N-Style and be ordering from you again! Thank you!!! (Posted on 5/15/12)
- disappointed Review by Laura Kirschner
I emailed them before placing the order and spending $50, where was my name going to be.....anyway I have a bracelet with very minimal information and my name and ID nowhere. (Posted on 5/2/12)
- So glad to have found this company! Review by Dawn
I love my bracelet. I made a mistake and got a bracelet too small. I still love it sooo much. You have items that are for everyone. Thank you for having a great selection. (Posted on 4/29/12)
- Love to wear it Review by Linda
It is stylish yet simple and does not scream disability.
(Posted on 4/28/12)
- good Review by CHRISTI
Very pleased. Very practical for everday wear. Size was very accurate to wrist size. (Posted on 4/24/12)
- Cute and sturdy Review by Antoinette
I purchase the bracelet for my six year old daughter. She loves it! It is small enough for her wrist and strong enough for play. (Posted on 4/21/12)
- Does the job very well Review by Keith
I have worn a medical bracelet for years. I bought this one for my wife when she had to go on a daily dose of warfarin (blood thinner). I selected stainless steel because it's durable and maintenance-free. The bracelet was sent promptly and we found it to be attractive and as advertised in all respects. (Posted on 4/17/12)
- I like it! Review by Pamela
I am happy with my bracelet. It is a little large for my wrist, but I may have misunderstood the measurements so it could be my fault. I am glad that I will be able to alternate with other bracelets should I choose to do so. (Posted on 4/10/12)
- Alligator clasps poke into my wrist. Review by Joyce D Billings
No matter which way I attach the clasps, either the release or the sharp edge of the clasp - which doesn't close completely - pokes into my wrist. I find it irritating and uncomfortable. The medallion part was as ordered and the service was very prompt, but I will only wear it when travelling. (Posted on 4/7/12)
- great product Review by charlene
bought this for my daughter. It's cute and stylish and well made! (Posted on 4/6/12)
- Great bracelet! Review by Stephanie
This bracelet is everything promised. Just the right size and stylish. I never take it off. The engraving is nice and dark and very easy to read. (Posted on 4/3/12)
- very nice Review by DEBORAH
plain simple . doesnt scream disabilty but is effective to folks when needed . and to top it off great buy , quick service . (Posted on 4/1/12)
- Nice bracelet Review by Pat
Very nice bracelet, fast delivery, simple but pretty and light weight. (Posted on 3/16/12)
- Attractive and Comfortable Review by Joan
A great everyday bracelet....a tad hard to put on yourself, but comfortable and attractive to wear without feeling self-conscious about wearing a label! A great pick! (Posted on 3/2/12)
- Very nice quality. Review by Terrin Holland
My Medical ID bracelet is of very nice quality. I am a teenage girl and I love the look of my bracelet, its very fashionable and blends in with my regular bracelets. I love wearing it everyday. (Posted on 2/29/12)
- Pretty and Practical Review by Sarah
Perfect for a girl that loves to look pretty, and needs something that can get wet, and painted, and.... (Posted on 2/25/12)
- happy with my choice Review by corinda gill
From the moment I put my bracelet on, I knew I made the right choice. It is so light, it's forgotten and slips under shirts and sweaters--no problem--There is no reason to take it off, thank heavens. the only drawback is the tag slips around to inside of my arm and has not been noticed as a medical bracelet by dr's (Posted on 2/20/12)
- Great Medical Bracelet Review by judy S
I really like this Bracelet. The Printing
on the back is clear and easy to read. I
also like the way this bracelet feels on your arm.
I forget i have it on it is that comfortable. I would
like to get another one in a different color. (Posted on 2/17/12)
- great bracelet Review by judy
I love this bracelet
I forget I have it on because it is that comfortable. I really keep thinking about getting another one in a different color, just to change them around. Also the Printing on the back is
very clear and easy to read.
Thanks for a great bracelet.
(Posted on 2/14/12)
- Nice looking, easy to read Review by Lisa Smith
My bracelet came quickly, the engraving was accurate and is easy to read. The bracelet looks just like the advertisement and is nice looking. I'll see how well it wears over time. (Posted on 2/6/12)
- Perfect for me! Review by Marlene M.
I adore my sweet Links Medical ID bracelet w/comtempo ID!! I love the simple style, the cute pink emblem on the ID and the charm I chose to have attached ! It is stylish and excellent quality. This bracelet would be perfect for the person that needs a lightweight bracelet for everyday wear. The customer service was perfect! (Posted on 2/2/12)
- Attractive and efficient Review by Carol Jo Bays
It is pretty and does the job. Thanks. (Posted on 1/20/12)
- Perfect for women with small wrists Review by Heidi
I was looking for months before i found this sight. I have very small wrists and play a musical instrument--I did not want a huge chunky bracelet. I also wanted the bracelet to be noticeable in case of an emergency.
This bracelet is the perfect size, and I love how you can change out the actual chain for other bracelets.
Also, It was a very reasonable price!
love it!!!!!! (Posted on 1/11/12)
- great service Review by Leslie Hodson
I was extremely impressed with how fast the braclet was processed, shipped, and received. (Posted on 10/28/11)
- Very pleased Review by Carolyn Long
I am very pleased with the ID bracedlet. I really like the lobster clasps on each side of the ID. The only comment is to offer different lengths. Once size would have been too small, the other I needed to have links removed (Posted on 10/14/11)
- Nice and subtle! Review by LISA
I have small wrists and this bracelet doesn't look overpowering. The links lay nice and flat. I got a larger bracelet than I needed and had a jeweler custom-fit it so that it wouldn't annoy me by being too big or too small. I wear it on my left hand with my watch because I do a lot of writing/mouse-ing with my right hand and bracelets can be annoying there. I'll be wearing this for life! (Posted on 10/13/11)
- Sturdy, attractive & lightweight Review by Gail
Three words that describe how happy I am with the Medical ID bracelet purchased recently. The flat links of the bracelet are smooth and lay flat on my wrist - and it looks like jewelry. The engraving is clear and and easily read. The bracelet arrived when promised and was well packaged. I will definitely be back. (Posted on 10/13/11)
- Perfect!!! Review by Myra Igbeare
Everything was perfect the product, shipping time, and customer service. Thank you! (Posted on 9/29/11)
- Great product. Review by Judy
My Husband and I have had a few bracelets and this is very well made. (Posted on 9/13/11)
- Doesn't fit Review by Jessica
The quality of this product seems great, but at my own fault, I ordered the wrong size. Just sent them back... Can't wait to west it! (Posted on 9/1/11)
- It's perfect! Review by CIndy Omatsuzawa
I love the versatility of my ID bracelet! I have to wear it every day and I can change it up to match my mood or my outfits. It doesn't scratch and I actually get compliments on it as if it were a regular bracelet. I can adjust the length at any time and add charms like the awareness ribbon that I ordered to go along with it. Thanks N-Style ID! (Posted on 8/24/11)
- Liked the Contempo ID but not the bracelet Review by Shirley
I find the bracelet to short, but my size was not available. Would not order it again. (Posted on 7/23/11)
- Two thumbs up Review by James
I like the stainless steel with no color on the bracelet. It feels more like jewelry than life-saving info. I am satisfied with my purchase. (Posted on 7/4/11)
- He loves it Review by Caroline Rega
It was just what my 18 year old son was looking for. Something on the smaller side but with style....thank you for making at least this part of his epilepsy journey a little eaiser!!! (Posted on 7/4/11)
- My Aunt Feels Safe Now Review by Renee Canady
This was a gift for my aunt who was recently diagnosed diabetic, so the special diabetes day you had was fantastic-she hasn't taken the bracelet off since she received it. Just as I haven't taken mine off, since I purchased mine several months back--you all, are LIFE SAVERS truly! (Posted on 4/9/11)
- My Best Investment! Review by Caroline
This is my best decision ever. The service was outstanding. The delivery time was unexpectedly prompt. And best of all, my bracelet is quietly tasteful, sturdy and light enough you hardly remember your wearing it. Thank you N-Style, your the best. (Posted on 4/8/11)
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- This is a medical ID braclet to love. Very simple but quietly stylish. Mine never leaves my wrist and is tough enough to last through all my busy days. I've had first responders comment on how useful it was to them in emergency situations. (Posted on 10/7/10)


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Part of the charter of the Lewis Carroll Society of North America (LCSNA) is to foster Lewis Carroll studies. The Society holds free meetings twice a year, in the spring and in the fall. The meetings are open to all, and the programs are targeted at both educating and entertaining our members and the general public. The Society also maintains an active publication program.
Ongoing Programs
Maxine Schaefer Memorial Children's Outreach Fund
The Maxine Schaefer Memorial Children's Outreach Fund was established in the name of the wonderful woman who was Secretary of the LCSNA for its first 20 years of existence. Money contributed to the Fund is used for a literary outreach program for children. Twice yearly, in conjunction with an LCSNA meeting, members (often professional actors) present a reading from one of the two Alice books at a local elementary school, and then facilitate a lively question & answer session with the students. At the end of the session, each attendee is presented with a beautiful hardcover copy of the book to keep.
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Stan Marx Memorial Fund Program
The Stan Marx Memorial Fund was established in the name of the founder and initial driving force of the LCSNA. The money is used to sponsor continuing study of Lewis Carroll. The first recipient was Nina Demurova who was brought to America to speak on her translation of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland into Russian. Her talk was informative and also very personal. The second recipient of the Stan Marx lectureship was William Jay Smith, who was consultant in Poetry to the Library of Congress from 1968-1970. His talk Lewis Carroll as Poet: Dream and Nightmare? was a lively presentation of great wit. Stan would have been proud.
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Anashia Plackis Memorial Fund Program
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UTSA hosts Nov. 9 symposium on education for diverse populations
By Kareem El Dahab
Student Writer, College of Liberal and Fine Arts
(Nov. 8, 2005)--The UTSA College of Education and Human Development presents the 2005 Academy for Teacher Excellence research symposium, "Building on Strengths and Working Toward Change: Effective Educational Practices for Diverse Populations," from 1 to 4 p.m., Wednesday, Nov. 9 in the Buena Vista Theater (1.326) at the UTSA Downtown Campus.
Today's headlines
- La Prensa Foundation is newest member of UTSA Lone Star Society
- UTSA alumna Jordan Kaufmann wins $50K for new stent-graft start-up
- UTSA begins new way-finding sign installation this summer at Main Campus
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The symposium is part of UTSA Diversity Month. Download the Diversity Month calendar of events (pdf format).
For planning purposes, please contact Julieta Gonzales at (210) 458-6170, if you plan to attend the symposium.
Symposium presenters
Norma Guerra, assistant professor of counseling, educational psychology, adult and higher education
Topic: Preliminary results using the LIBRE model with diverse populations
Carmen Fies, assistant professor of interdisciplinary learning and teaching
Topic: What does a diverse population add to an active learning environment?
Tammy Wyatt, assistant professor of health and kinesiology
Topic: Pre-service educators' confidence and efficacy in child and adolescent risk behaviors in diverse classroom settings
L. Earle Reybold, associate professor of counseling, educational psychology, adult and higher education
Topic: Faculty integrity -- models of professional ethics in education


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"A US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) advisory panel voted 15 to 5 Tuesday, recommending that the combination of an analgesic with antacids is not "a rational combination for over-the-counter (OTC) use for the relief of minor aches and pains as"...
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Respiratory Depression
At high doses or in sensitive patients, hydrocodone may produce dose-related respiratory depression by acting directly on the brain stem respiratory center. Hydrocodone also affects the center that controls respiratory rhythm, and may produce irregular and periodic breathing.
Head Injury and Increased Intracranial Pressure
The respiratory depressant effects of narcotics and their capacity to elevate cerebrospinal fluid pressure may be markedly exaggerated in the presence of head injury, other intracranial lesions or a preexisting increase in intracranial pressure. Furthermore, narcotics produce adverse reactions which may obscure the clinical course of patients with head injuries.
Acute Abdominal Conditions
The administration of narcotics may obscure the diagnosis or clinical course of patients with acute abdominal conditions.
Misuse, Abuse, and Diversion of Opioids
Lorcet® 10/650 tablets contain hydrocodone, an opioid agonist, and are a Schedule III controlled substance. Opioid agonists have the potential for being abused and are sought by abusers and people with addiction disorders, and are subject to diversion. Lorcet® 10/650 can be abused in a manner similar to other opioid agonists, legal or illicit. This should be considered when prescribing or dispensing Lorcet® 10/650 in situations where the physician or pharmacist is concerned about an increased risk of misuse, abuse or diversion (see Drug Abuse And dependence).
Special Risk Patients
As with any narcotic analgesic agent, Lorcet® 10/650 should be used with caution in elderly or debilitated patients, and those with severe impairment of hepatic or renal function, hypothyroidism, Addison's disease, prostatic hypertrophy or urethral stricture. The usual precautions should be observed and the possibility of respiratory depression should be kept in mind.
Cough Reflex
Hydrocodone suppresses the cough reflex; as with all narcotics, caution should be exercised when Lorcet® 10/650 is used postoperatively and in patients with pulmonary disease.
Laboratory Tests
In patients with severe hepatic or renal disease, effects of therapy should be monitored with serial liver and/or renal function tests.
Carcinogenesis, Mutagenesis, Impairment of Fertility
No adequate studies have been conducted in animals to determine whether hydrocodone or acetaminophen have a potential for carcinogenesis, mutagenesis, or impairment of fertility.
Teratogenic Effects
Pregnancy Category C: There are no adequate and well-controlled studies in pregnant women. Lorcet® 10/650 should be used during pregnancy only if the potential benefit justifies the potential risk to the fetus.
Nonteratogenic Effects
Babies born to mothers who have been taking opioids regularly prior to delivery will be physically dependent. The withdrawal signs include irritability and excessive crying, tremors, hyperactive reflexes, increased respiratory rate, increased stools, sneezing, yawning, vomiting, and fever. The intensity of the syndrome does not always correlate with the duration of maternal opioid use or dose. There is no consensus on the best method of managing withdrawal.
Labor and Delivery
As with all narcotics, administration of Lorcet® 10/650 to the mother shortly before delivery may result in some degree of respiratory depression in the newborn, especially if higher doses are used.
Nursing Mothers
Acetaminophen is excreted in breast milk in small amounts, but the significance of its effects on nursing infants is not known. It is not known whether hydrocodone is excreted in human milk. Because many drugs are excreted in human milk and because of the potential for serious adverse reactions in nursing infants from hydrocodone and acetaminophen, a decision should be made whether to discontinue nursing or to discontinue the drug, taking into account the importance of the drug to the mother.
Pediatric Use
Safety and effectiveness in pediatric patients have not been established.
Geriatric Use
Clinical studies of hydrocodone bitartrate and acetaminophen tablets did not include sufficient numbers of subjects aged 65 and over to determine whether they respond differently from younger subjects. Other reported clinical experience has not identifed differences in responses between the elderly and younger patients. In general, dose selection for an elderly patient should be cautious, usually starting at the low end of the dosing range, reflecting the greater frequency of decreased hepatic, renal, or cardiac function, and of concomitant disease or other drug therapy.
Hydrocodone and the major metabolites of acetaminophen are known to be substantially excreted by the kidney. Thus the risk of toxic reactions may be greater in patients with impaired renal function due to the accumulation of the parent compound and/or metabolites in the plasma. Because elderly patients are more likely to have decreased renal function, care should be taken in dose selection, and it may be useful to monitor renal function.
Hydrocodone may cause confusion and over-sedation in the elderly; elderly patients generally should be started on low doses of Lorcet® 10/650 and observed closely.This monograph has been modified to include the generic and brand name in many instances.
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Camphor overdose occurs when someone accidentally or intentionally takes more than the normal or recommended amount of this medication.
This is for information only and not for use in the treatment or management of an actual poison exposure. If you have an exposure, you should call your local emergency number (such as 911) or 1-800-222-1222 for a local poison control center.
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Note: This list may not be all inclusive.
Seek immediate medical help. DO NOT make a person throw up unless told to do so by Poison Control or a health care professional.
Determine the following information:
However, DO NOT delay calling for help if this information is not immediately available.
In the United States, call 1-800-222-1222 to speak with a local poison control center. This hotline number will let you talk to experts in poisoning. They will give you further instructions.
This is a free and confidential service. All local poison control centers in the United States use this national number. You should call if you have any questions about poisoning or poison prevention. You can call 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
The health care provider will measure and monitor the patient's vital signs, including temperature, pulse, breathing rate, and blood pressure. Symptoms (such as seizures) will be treated as appropriate. The patient may receive:
How well a patient does depends on the amount of poison swallowed and how quickly treatment was received. The faster a patient gets medical help, the better the chance for recovery.
Goldfrank LR, ed. Goldfrank's Toxicologic Emergencies. 9th ed. New York, NY: McGraw Hill; 2011.
American Association of Poison Control Centers. Practice Guideline: Camphor Poisoning: An Evidence-Based Practice Guideline for Out-of-Hospital Management. Clinical Toxicology, 2006: Vol. 44; pp. 357–370.
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