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Product Description
Common use
Pharmaniaga Betamethasone is an anti-fungal medication which is a lotion or cream and its active components are a combination of two drugs: a steroid (betamethasone) and an antifungal drug (clotrimazole). Clotrimazole inhibits growth of several types of fungi by affecting the process of fungal membranes formation. Betamethasone is a synthetic corticosteroid that suppress inflammation as well as the body's immune response.
Dosage and direction
Pharmaniaga Betamethasone cream should be gently massaged into the skin and around the area affected by fungi twice a day (morning and evening). Do not use bandage or wrapping over the treated area to avoid excessive absorption of the medication. Treatment of of tinea corporis or tinea cruris should not continue longer than two weeks while one of tinea pedis should not last longer than four weeks.
Avoid getting of the Lotrione cream into your eyes. Steroid drugs influence activity of the adrenal, hypothalamic, and pituitary glands, can lead to excessive blood sugar levels, as well as to a Cushing's syndrome characterized by acne, depression, excessive hair growth, humped upper back, insomnia, moon-faced appearance, muscle weakness, obese trunk, paranoia, stretch marks, stunted growth (in children), wasted limbs, and susceptibility to bruising, fractures, and infection.
This medication cannot be used in children younger 17 y.o., in individuals with hypersensitivity to the components of Pharmaniaga Betamethasone, or to similar steroid and antifungal medications. Cautiousness should be exercised in adults over age 65.
Possible side effect
The most common adverse reactions are local reddening, blistering, burning, dry skin, decreased pigmentation, stretch marks allergic reactions like hives, flue symptoms, bacterial infection, irritated skin, peeling, rash, stinging, swelling, tingling sensation, edema.
Drug interaction
Long-term use or withdrawal of topical corticosteroids may worsen symptoms of psoriasis. An interval of at least 1 week is needed between the discontinuance of topical steroids and the beginning of treatment with anthralin (Psoriatec).
Missed dose
If you forgot to take your dose in time, please do it as soon as you remember. But do not take if it is too late or almost time for your next dose. Do not take double or extra doses. Take your usually dose next day in the same regularly time.
Misuse or overuse of Pharmaniaga Betamethasone on wide skin areas can cause disorders such as Cushing's syndrome. Inform your doctor about it. Life treating overdose of Pharmaniaga Betamethasone is unlikely.
Store at room temperature between 59-77 F (15-25 C) away from light and moisture, kids and pets. Do not use after expiration term.
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|CAS number
|Average: 392.4611
Monoisotopic: 392.199902243
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|Protein binding
Symptoms of overdose include burning, itching, irritation, dryness, folliculitis, hypertrichosis, acneiform eruptions, hypopigmentation, perioral dermatitis, allergic contact dermatitis, maceration of the skin, secondary infection, skin atrophy, striae, and miliaria.
|Half life
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Student Surveillance Versus Gun Control: The School Safety Discussion We Aren't Having
On April 20, 1999, two male students walked into Columbine High School and started shooting. By the time it was over, 15 students were dead and 24 more had been injured. America had changed forever. But in some ways, it hasn't changed at all.
Nineteen years later, 17 students were murdered on Valentine's Day at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida. That event marked the 208th American school shooting post-Columbine. Since Columbine, a total of 143 people have been killed in American school shootings, and 290 more have been hurt. Over these past two decades, more than 221,000 students have experienced gun violence at their schools.
But the physical and psychological harm to students goes far beyond that number.
Today, practically every pre-K through 12th-grade student is required, multiple times a year, to endure the trauma of "soft lockdown" drills, where they huddle silently in a corner and practice not attracting the attention of someone intent on doing them harm. In an increasing number of schools, schools are actively and aggressively spying on their own student bodies. The harmful message these students are receiving is loud and clear and echoes like an ageless Police song: "every move you make..., every word you say, every game you play…, I'll be watching you."
Developing a policy response to a public health and safety threat, like school gun violence, generally follows a standard pattern: All potential policy alternatives are identified, research on their efficacy and costs is undertaken, and after analyzing each potential policy's benefits and shortcomings, the best ones are selected and pursued. That is precisely the process that should be occurring here.
But it is not.
Because of an ideological dispute and the exercise of pure political power, American policymakers have been denied the foundational data and research they need to analyze the impact of gun control measures on school shootings. This is the case because of two acts of Congress.
The Dickey and Tiahrt Amendments
The first, adopted as a rider to a 1996 omnibus spending bill, is known as the Dickey Amendment. That amendment says that "none of the funds made available for injury prevention and control at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) may be used to advocate or promote gun control." To further drive home its intent, the Dickey Amendment was passed along with a $2.6 million cut to the CDC's budget, which was exactly the amount they had spent the previous year on firearms research. The practical effect of the Dickey Amendment, as interpreted, has been to block the CDC from studying gun violence as a public health issue and to deter all federal agencies from collecting any data that might reflect poorly on gun ownership.
The second measure, which was enacted as a rider to the 2003 federal appropriations bill, is known as the Tiahrt Amendment. That amendment prohibits the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATFE) from disclosing any data from its National Trace Center's Firearms Trace System to non-law enforcement entities. That means critical data about the ownership and origins of firearms used in an illegal act cannot be shared with state and local governments, academic and public health researchers, civil litigants, or members of the public.
Without such research and the trace data to support it, it is nearly impossible to determine, scientifically, if gun control measures effectively reduce incidences of gun violence. In our data-driven society, this inability to credibly establish (or refute) the efficacy of gun control measures has placed this potential policy option into a state of perpetual limbo. This is important because common sense gun control measures — which are generally permissible under the Second Amendment — have had great difficulty gaining traction in light of the immense power of our nation's gun lobby.
America's gun lobby has a virtual veto over gun control legislation in many of our nation's state legislatures and on the federal level. In fact, when "following the school shooting in Parkland, FL" the U.S. Department of Education formed a school safety commission to produce "policy recommendations in an effort to help prevent future tragedies," Secretary of Education and commission chair Betsy DeVos told Congress the commission would not even look into the role guns play in school violence. While there is no telling if this logjam could be broken by the production of irrefutable, data-driven studies showing that appropriate gun control laws effectively reduce incidences of gun violence, including in schools, the gun lobby has not been willing to take that risk. It was for that reason that the aforementioned restrictions on federal gun research and data sharing were put into place.
Big Brother Goes to School
This by-design absence of a viable, scientifically supportable gun control option has placed immense pressure on policymakers to implement alternative approaches to addressing school shootings. Some of these approaches, like increasing mental health services and instituting anti-bullying programs, have little to no downsides, where implemented properly will not adversely impact on students' rights and liberties, and – although they are unlikely, in and of themselves, to significantly reduce school gun violence – are likely to yield some positive results. However, other increasingly popular approaches, like student surveillance, can be very harmful to kids.
When schools spy on students using technologies like surveillance cameras, facial recognition software, social media monitoring, body cameras, remotely accessing students' laptops, and scanning emails and documents they send over school-controlled networks, unintended harms are all but assured. These harms are many and include:
- Suppression of students' intellectual freedom, because students will not want to investigate unpopular or verboten subjects if the focus of their research might be revealed.
- Suppression of students' freedom of speech, because students will not feel at ease engaging in private conversations they do not want revealed to the world at large.
- Suppression of students' freedom of association, because surveillance can reveal a students' social contacts and the groups a student engages with, including groups a student might wish to keep private, like LGBTQ organizations or those promoting locally unpopular political views or candidates.
- Undermining students' expectation of privacy, which occurs when they know their movements, communications, and associations are being watched and scrutinized.
- False identification of students as safety threats, which exposes them to a range of physical, emotional, and psychological harms.
Some school surveillance systems have even been hacked by outsiders, turning them from security measures into security vulnerabilities. And where such systems are deployed in schools, their use is likely to magnify existing racial biases that have historically plagued surveillance technologies and school disciplinary procedures. For all of these reasons, even if student surveillance were an effective approach to reducing school shootings, the related harms would raise significant doubts about the wisdom of deploying such tactics.
But there is no demonstrated link between increasing student surveillance and decreasing gun violence on campus.
To the contrary, student surveillance — and indeed surveillance in general — has been shown to have no deterrent effect on violent crime. And one should not fall into the false forward-versus-backward analysis trap: Even if, after-the-fact, many school shooters are found to have posted threatening statements online, that doesn't mean most, or even a significant number of students who post threatening statements are likely to become school shooters.
The false positives from such surveillance would not only fail to identify a harmful needle in the haystack, they would increase the size of the haystack. Because the efficacy of student surveillance is questionable at best, and because such surveillance is all but certain to adversely impact students, the ACLU generally opposes student surveillance.
Despite this position, the ACLU would never support a ban on studying the impact of student surveillance. Where, as here, the principal goal is to keep children safe in their schools, all potential policy approaches should be the subject of honest research and vigorous debate, including ones the ACLU — or the gun lobby — oppose.
You may be surprised to learn that former Congressman Jay Dickey – yes, the one for whom the Dickey Amendment is named – has come to agree with that assertion. As Dickey wrote in The Washington Post in 2012, "What we do know is that firearm injuries will continue to claim far too many lives at home, at school, at work and at the movies until we start asking and answering the hard questions," and to do that "scientific research should be conducted into preventing firearm injuries."
Repeal Dickey and Tiahrt Amendments
To enable an honest exploration into how we can most effectively combat school violence, massive pressure must be put on Congress to swiftly repeal the Dickey and Tiahrt Amendments.
Until they are repealed, and researchers at the CDC and elsewhere are empowered to study the potential link between gun control and reducing gun violence in schools, elected officials and school administrators should resist the urge to implement student surveillance measures whose impact on school violence is spurious at best. In short, we must commit ourselves to not harming our students while we are figuring out how to help them. This, of course, will require us to resist the massive marketing efforts of surveillance technology companies, who are looking to profit off our fear.
And if, at long last, the results of gun control studies are allowed to come in, we can finally have a full and well-informed discussion about how we can best keep our students safe.
American voters better wake up! For the past few years, the federal government and big private companies, are trying to reach a very disturbing and dangerous goal. These partners are trying to create permanent (lifelong) "dossiers" on every American. In real practice, that means a child born today could have a dossier starting with baby photos on Facebook and covering their precise travels daily until they are senior citizens - collected and archived without probable cause of any crime or any suspicion of wrongdoing. Those same agencies and companies now have the capability to record entire telephone conversations of some Americans and investing heavily to build the computer storage capability for more than 300 million Americans - every American's telephone and electronic records will be archived for life - from a toddler to a senior citizen. If you truly believe you have nothing to hide and will only be punished for law breaking, you might want to purchase a book at your local book store about "Reverend Martin Luther King, Jr. and Cointelpro". If this technology existed during MLK's era, federal agencies would have been far more dangerous than they were. MLK and his supporters' "crime" was legally and non-violently advocating for African-American rights. King only violated "illegal" laws passed by some states and localities, that were later overturned by the U.S. Supreme Court. Your kids will inherit dangerous system if the voters are silent. Privacy laws need to keep pace with this dangerous technology.
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Ms. Gloria Anasyrma
You are paranoid, but you are not wrong.
- March 4, 2019
Not paranoid at all, it's based on decades of history. Government officials are good people but agencies almost never "shrink" in proportion to their original mission. Since most agencies only grow bigger, they mission-creep. For example: although Homeland Security and state Fusion Centers were originally created exclusively to focus on terrorism after 9/11. For the past 18+ years there have been hardly any terrorism-convictions. So if you have 1000 investigators and terrorism threats are reduced, those 1000 investigators are going to investigate something else - the agencies rarely shrink or go away. That's why today we have terrorism agencies investigating peaceful groups on Facebook like Black Lives Matter, Tea Party, etc. In 2019 there are over 1 million individuals on various watchlists (using terrorism authorities to blacklist people). The terrorism-conviction rate is less than 1% of that 1 million people. Most terrorism apprehensions have been made by citizens, not the police or other officials. Contrary to network TV dramas, there has not been one ticking timebomb emergency in over 18 years. At the very minimum, we need strong oversight of these domestic spying programs and need to get rid of the excessive secrecy.
- March 4, 2019
Here's some paranoia for you. I've personally lost over $500,000 in out-of-pocket income due to 9/11 warrantless domestic spying. Blacklisted after 9/11, Bush interrogators also committed assault & battery against me. My job history was destroyed from the Cointelpro tactic of "Employment Tampering". These are just the highlights of this evil practice. Since 2004 I've merely asked the U.S. Department of Justice for an apology. I asked Bob Mueller for an apology. Nobody had the integrity to apologize. It's very likely subjecting kids to warrantless domestic spying - starting in school - will destroy many innocent kids also. These facts are documented in federal court cases. Not paranoia, it happens!
- March 5, 2019
Fast Company published a report by Steven Melendez and Alex Pasternack called, "Here are the data brokers quietly buying and selling your personal information." Unless Congress steps up, it's already a forgone conclusion there are lifelong dossiers on American citizens, and the privacy laws may not have much of an impact. Our children are inheriting a $22 trillion debt; polluted air, ground, and water; the greenhouse effecting climate warming; and more nuclear proliferation. They look to their parents and political leaders, and get in return pandering to some irrational point -- it's somehow all a hoax.
- March 5, 2019
Background-- Hard experience shows that expecting the anti 2nd-amendment fanatics to stop with "common-sense" gun control is as unrealistic as expecting the anti-choice crowd to stop with "common-sense" abortion restrictions. It ain't gonna happen and everybody knows it. Quite-reasonably, this has bred a "take no prisoners" attitude among the lock-and-load crowd. The chance of this changing is small.
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But how are people going to protect themselves when the 2nd coming happens?
- March 5, 2019
Are you sure this is the ACLU? What about my 2nd Amendment rights? And you think I'm going to donate to you? ALL RIGHTS ARE EQUALLY IMPORTANT.
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Some state affiliates of the ACLU do take legitimate 2nd Amendment cases. Most ACLU 2nd Amendment cases are in states with large rural areas or high gun ownership, but the ACLU of Pennsylvania won a gun case in Philadelphia a few years ago against the Philadelphia Police Department. The ACLU can't take every case, due to limited resources, but a plaintiff has to initiate the request (the gun owner harmed has to ask the ACLU for help first). Keep in the mind the wording of the 2nd Amendment includes "well-regulated" so some regulation is constitutional.
- March 4, 2019
How are your second amendment rights damaged by simply STUDYING the issue of gun violence? Maybe the results will show that some gun control measures actually would not improve the situation -- and you would have a more solid basis for making your argument. Willful ignorance does not protect anyone's rights.
- March 5, 2019


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Fifty percent of the drug is excreted in the urine, and variable amounts of procainamide are metabolized by the liver, by the process of acetylation, to N-acetylprocainamide (NAPA), an active metabolite with Class III antiarrhythmic properties. The amount of NAPA in the plasma depends on hepatic function and the acetylator phenotype. ) Both the parent compound and NAPA are excreted by the kidneys. The elimination half-life is 3–5 hours in normal individuals. Assays for measuring plasma levels of both procainamide and NAPA are readily available.
The solid lines represent the baseline action potential; dotted lines represent the changes that result when various classes of antiarrhythmic drugs are given. The Purkinje fiber action potential is shown except in the case of Class IV drugs, for which the AV nodal action potential is depicted. cause sodium-channel blockade, a Class I drug must first bind to an activated sodium channel and then stay bound to that channel until the channel reopens (at which time, block finally occurs). 5). 5 The effect of binding kinetics—the "stickiness" of a Class I drug— determines its effect on the sodium channel.
EADs are associated with prolongation of the action potential in susceptible individuals. A logical treatment, therefore, is to administer a drug that reduces the duration of the action potential. Although such antiarrhythmic drugs exist (Class IB drugs), their benefit in treating triggered arrhythmias caused by EADs has been spotty at best. Instead, as mentioned in Chapter 1, the best treatments devised for EAD-mediated tachyarrhythmias have endeavored to eliminate the offending agent and to increase the heart rate to remove the pauses necessary for the development of the arrhythmias.


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French President Francois Hollande visited the editorial office. He called the accident a "terrorist act".
The head of state addressed to his peoples on TV and announced the date of January 8 as a national day of mourning: "We will continue the defense of ideal freedom for the killed."
The flags in state-owned enterprises of France will be lowered within three days.
The caricature of the Prophet Muhammad was published in the magazine "Charlie Hebdo" on September 19, 2012. It was published under the title of "Muhammad makes a film" in the column "Fundamentalism".
Then, a responsible man for the Paris Mosque, Dalil Bubaker expressed his anxiety and regret about the accident: "It will increase further dissatisfactions in the Muslim world".
It should be noted that, "Charlie Hebdo" published the similar cartoons in 2006-2011. At that time, the site of the magazine was destroyed and the journalists received numerous critics and threats.
We would like to draw your attention to the two possibilities about a terrorist strike.
President Francois Hollande spoke against ISIS and the head of regime in Syria, Bashar al-Assad on these days.
He told in his interview with a local radio: "I regret that we did not intervene while chemical weapons being used in Syria in 2013." He answered the question about the cooperation with the head of the Syrian government B.Assad in fighting against ISIS: "It would be better to avoid such relationships. God would rarely help you if you cooperated with Devil."
F. Hollande stated in his interview that Iran is an important partner for the stability in Iraq and Syria.
The French president said that they had to support the opposition in Syria: "I regret that we did not intervene while chemical weapons being used in Syria in 2013.. At that time, the intervention did not become real. Now, ISIS is in front of us. We are investing the relation between ISIS and B.Assad."
It should be noted that one person drove a car on people last days of previous year in Dijon, France, after saying "Allahu Akbar!". At that time, it was reported that 11 people were injured. The offender was arrested.
After that, the French government created a private group of police officers. The group will be involved in places where the slogan "Allahu Akbar!" is announced.
The rally "against the Islamization of Europe" was held last few days in Germany. The participants of the action protested against the migration to Europe and expressed their worry about "Islamization" of the continent. However, a meeting of thousands people against this action was also held in Germany.
In addition, a few hours before the accident, the caricature dedicated to the leader of ISIS Baghdadi was posted on twitter page of the magazine. It says: "Also, our best wishes". Baghdadi is saying special "toasts" in the caricature.
Thus, most probably, the attack to the editorial office of "Charlie Hebdo" relates to this caricature. Because, the material about the prophet was published more than 2 years ago. It is not so convincing that the accident relates to that picture. Therefore, according to our assumptions, the act of terror was carried out by the forces of ISIS and Bashar al-Assad.
The accidents in France and Germany allow to assume the start of a new wave of protests against "immigrants" in Europe.


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Italy Debates Legislation on Civil Unions
Unlike most EU countries, Italy does not recognize gay civil unions or same sex marriage. Italy's Prime Minister has vowed to pass legislation recognizing gay civil unions and parliament is set to vote on the bill later this week. The debate around the legislation has been a contentious one, creating divisions even within political parties. One of the most divisive aspects of the bill is a provision which would allow gay couples to adopt. Barbie Latza Nadeau, Italy bureau chief for The Daily Beast, joins us to discuss the debate around marriage equality in Italy. Guest: Barbie Latza Nadeau is Italy bureau chief for The Daily Beast.


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Provides phytoplankton ranging in size from 1 - 2µm.
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Formulated to provide over 1-billion phytoplankton cells per ml.
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Supplemented with a proprietary amino acid to aid in coloration of invertebrates.
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Brightwell Aquatics PhytōGreen-S is a concentrated suspension of Nannochloropsis sp., a unicellular marine algae ranging in size from 1 - 2µm and having a relatively high fatty acid content compared to many other species of phytoplankton; it is particularly rich in the omega-3 fatty acid EPA, as well as in several important amino acids. Nannochlorposis falls within the size class of plankton known as picoplankton (0.2 - 2.0µm), which is sometimes considered microplankton. It is the proper size for feeding many species of soft corals (particularly those with short tentacles), as well as clams and other bivalves, sponges, tunicates (sea squirts), plumed worms (Christmas tree worms, feather dusters, etc.), and larval invertebrates such as those of many bivalves.
Though Nannochloropsis provides a number of amino acids, one that is not naturally present has been added to PhytōGreen-S; this proprietary amino acid has been shown in studies to increase coloration of corals and other marine invertebrates. Additionally, a small percentage of vitamin-C is present to increase the benefits of PhytōGreen-S, particularly to corals and their allies that have recently undergone fragmenting or propagation.
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Shake product well before using. Turn protein skimmer and other forms of mechanical filtration off prior to adding food suspensions to aquaria, and allow 10 - 15 minutes after feeding before resuming operation of filtration.
Target Feeding (recommended): Target feeding may be carried out with a lengthy piece of rigid air tubing, plastic syringe, pipette, dropper, or similar device; pour 5 ml (1 capful) into a small container and suck a portion of this into the feeding device, then slowly discharge the contents of the device 2 - 4 upstream of the target organism(s). Repeat these steps as deemed necessary. Rinse the portion (inside and outside) of the feeder that was placed into aquarium water before placing it into this bottle (if feeding directly from the bottle rather than from a separate container); failure to do so will contaminate the product and encourage it to decompose.
Broadcast Feeding: Add up to 5 ml per 50 gallons of water in the entire aquarium system in an area of rapid water movement daily for the first four weeks of use; thereafter, the dosage may be increased as desired.
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On this week's episode of The Seven Minute Sales Minute, Jon and Scott discuss branding. A good brand is difficult to build and can make or break you. What's your brand (both corporate and personal)? How can you more effectively leverage that brand? Please take the...read more
Season 2 – Episode 11 – Interview with Dr. Elliot Eisenberg
In this episode we have special treat for you. We know that many of our listeners work in finance, so we went out and found a great interview. Dr. Elliot Eisenberg, Ph.D. is a nationally acclaimed economist, syndicated columnist and prolific public speaker. He aims...read more
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Track and field is a popular and successful sport at Lutheran High school.
The Lions won both the girls and boys Class 3A state titles at the CHSAA State Track Championships which were held May 16-18 at Jeffco Stadium.
"For a school of 500, we have 130 kids on our team," said Lions coach Darwin Horan. "That's pretty amazing. They have a good time."
Lutheran's girls, the state runner-up last season, outlasted Colorado Academy to win the championships with 109 points compared to 106 for the Mustangs. It was the first state title for the girls.
The boys team amassed 91.50 points to win the 3A championship, with Denver West grabbing the second-place trophy with 65 points.
It was the fifth state title in the past six years for the boys program and the sixth overall.
"It was amazing," said Horan. "We did it with a bunch of hard-working kids. We didn't have any superstars. We just had to grind it out events at a time. It was pretty special.
"All the event coaches are so passion. The kids like them and we spend a lot of time with the kids. They seem to love it."
Senior Nate Hanson captured the 110-meter hurdles as one of two individual state champions for the boys team. He was timed in 14.31 which would have been a state meet record but the winds nullified any record consideration.
Sophomore Noah Kelly won the pole vault with a vault of 14-06.00.
The boys 2x200 relay team ran first with a time of 1:30.76. Cole Caskey, Max Riukin, Jack Casper and Kameron Varney were the team members.
Katie Sundrup, Isabella Diluzio, Nyah Streib and Regan Aurich set a meet record of 1:48.12 in winning the girls 800 sprint relay.
Sophomore Katie Dock-Howell won the shot put with a heave of 42-09.25 and the discus with a 139-07 throw. Junior Caitlin Simmons won the triple jump at 38-06.00 .
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It's summer! Finally, summer! Are you excited as I am?
If you haven't noticed yet, most of my current recipes are summer oriented. =) I really couldn't resist.
It's summer! Finally, summer! Are you excited as I am?
If you haven't noticed yet, most of my current recipes are summer oriented. =) I really couldn't resist.
I mentioned that I went to a college friend's wedding, but I haven't had the time to share some photos of their special day. You'll get to see what I saw in this post =)
It was so amazing with DIY decorations for an outdoor Hawaiian themed wedding. The weather was perfect too! I was so worried that it was going to be super hot. Living in Davis for four years, I knew that late spring until late fall, the temperatures could be over 100oF. Luckily, that wasn't the case.
Emily (from Emily's Daily) and I helped set up a few of the tables. The bride did such a great job drawing out the plans that we knew exactly how to set up everything the way she wanted it. The sign was hand painted.
It's been one of those weeks… The kitchen pipe burst, water spilled everywhere, and it's taking awhile for the landlord to fix the issue…
But anyway, how was everyone's Mother's Day weekend? This post comes a little late but I've been so busy these last few days I haven't had time to write. On top of that, it's been soo hot in San Francisco. I don't want to cook or do anything that generates heat. All I want to do is eat cold watermelon and drink icy water.
I'll leave you with photos of my weekend and parts of my #100HappyDays week. If you follow me on Instagram, you've probably seen some of these photos already. =)
We have guests from Australia visiting. And since we live in San Francisco, we played tour guides to San Francisco's famous landmarks. Although to be honest, I was playing the part of the tourist.
We visited the Golden Gate Bridge to take pictures. Living in SF, I rarely do touristy activities like visiting the bridge, or Fisherman's Wharf, or Chinatown. I avoid these places because it's too crowded.
It's been a week since I started the #100HappyDays challenge. I personally think it's a lot of fun documenting the everyday moments that make me happy.
Here are a few snapshots from this week:
I made a loaf of this amazing Strawberry Bread using a recipe from one of my favorite bloggers, Sally's Baking Addiction. If you love strawberries as much as I do, you'll have to try this bread.
I finally managed to make mini donuts that taste like donuts. The recipe still needs a little more tweaking, but it's soo much better than my previous tries. This was the fourth attempt.
It has been awhile since I gave you a little peek into my life so here it is. =)
My sister, cousin, and I decided that we would participate in the 100 days of happiness challenge. As of yesterday. You can find more about it at http://100happydays.com/. Basically, they're challenging us to find one happy moment in life every single day for 100 days. You document those moments with a photo and #100happydays. In the end, you'll have at least a hundred photos of the little things that make you happy. Are you up for the challenge?
These last two weeks have been so busy and hectic!
I've been working on a craft project for a friend's birthday and it has taken up so much of my time. I'd love to show you photos of it and maybe even directions on how to make your own, but it'll have to wait another few weeks until I've actually given this gift to my friend. That way, I can't ruin the surprise.
Here are a few sneak peek photos that won't ruin the surprise =)
Happy Spring!
I hope you guys are all enjoying the first day of spring. Hopefully it'll start to get warmer for those who are stuck in the cold. =)
San Francisco has been unusually summer-like. We're usually cold and foggy, but lately, the weather looks like this.
This week in a little peek of my life…. If you didn't already know that I like to eat from reading my blog, you'll probably notice it after this post…
Just another little peek into my life. =)
I don't look forward to growing a year older. Who does, right? Sometimes I feel as if there's extra pressure to be more accomplished, to be something greater, and I'm worried that I don't meet those expectations.
But birthdays are always fun too. What's the best part about birthdays? The birthday cards! Lol. It's the always the best part of birthdays and Christmases for me because it's the most sentimental. I love reading what people write to me.
I turn 27 today, the 15th, but I celebrated with friends a few days earlier, because it was the only time we were all free. I wanted to dedicate this post to my friends, who know who they are and have been there for me through the years.
We had dinner at the Cheesecake Factory at Hillsdale Shopping Center in San Mateo. I know it's odd that I ended up going to a chain restaurant, but I love the food there and the cheesecakes are amazing though so very fattening. I figured it's okay every once in awhile though to live it up =)
I ordered my favorite dish, Chicken Madeira. One of these days, I'm going to figure out how to make this dish and share the recipe with you. I'll have to run out to get Madeira wine first though!


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Redtwist's near-perfect lesson on late-night discretion
|Redtwist Theatre presents
|Lobby Hero
|Written by Kenneth Lonergan
Directed by Keira Fromm
at Redtwist Theatre, 1044 W. Bryn Mawr (map)
through Jan 2 | tickets: $20-$30 | more info
Reviewed by Paige Listerud
Redtwist Theatre's Lobby Hero, under the direction of Keira Fromm, is so organic, natural and spot-on in its shifting moods and comic timing, you're guaranteed to get that fly-on-the-wall feeling from start to finish. Step into this lobby's peachy and cheerfully bland environ, complete with Christmas tchotchkes, and you might be fooled into proceeding to the elevator. Picture window exposure of the street lends even greater veritas, especially when actors playing police officers have to contend with joggers, shoppers and curious passers-by for sidewalk space.
At least for the night shift, this is the domain of the doorman, Jeff (Andrew Jessop), a fairly sweet slacker dude with a sharp sense of the ridiculous, helplessly coupled to a real motor-mouth problem. Of course, it doesn't help that Jeff's easy-going nature leads others to confide in him beyond the normal boundaries of discretion–so perhaps speaking before thinking isn't just Jeff's shortcoming. But, much like a bartender, being the late night guy who's there to talk to puts Jeff in the crossfire between his boss William (Michael Pogue) and two beat cops, Bill (Eric Hoffman) and Dawn (Maura Kidwell).
Jessop doesn't hit a wrong note in his blithe portrayal of Jeff's affable lack of boundaries or appropriateness. One hardly knows if he decided in his youth on a policy of truth or if he simply can't help compulsively saying what he thinks. Yet, whether he's revealing his sexual fantasies to William or telling Dawn how much he wishes he had Bill's overweening self-assurance, so that he could get away with the asshole stuff Bill gets away with, it becomes quite clear that Jeff has no sense of where he is, who he is talking to or what the ramifications of his speech could be.
So it is that Kenneth Lonergan's humorous, quicksilver script flows easily and smoothly from this cast, with Jeff centered directly at its funny bone. But Jeff also sits at the center of peril once William, who Pogue plays with wound-tight perfection, confides to Jeff that his brother may have been involved in a terrible crime and now wants William to provide him with an alibi.
If William's secret were Jeff's to bear alone, there might not be any problem. But as police partners Bill and Dawn, Hoffman and Kidwell convincingly convey a menacing police presence–even as they humorously fuck up their own relationship. Kidwell's Dawn may be a baby on the force, but she already has the intractable bearing of a cop who can commit violence in one minute and excuse it the next. Bill, for his part, works like the Mafia, backing up William's dubious alibi for his brother at the precinct solely as a way to implicitly gain favors. One of the other comic highlights of this production is how Hoffman delivers Bill's bad-cop excuses with stalwart conviction.
Kidwell generates laughs simply by playing an impeccable straight woman in Dawn's growing relationship with Jeff. But Jeff hardly knows with whom he is dealing as he flirts with Dawn or wisecracks at Bill. By the end of the play, he learns full well just how little power he has in this dynamic. Lobby Hero relies upon ever-shifting circumstances to underline the ambiguity of making moral choices. Basically it comes down to this: when can the little guy tell the truth? When it's safe for him to tell it. It's a hard lesson in discretion to learn. No doubt, other late-night guys have had to learn it.
|Rating: ★★★½
Lobby Hero runs: Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat, Sun, 7:30pm through Sunday, January 2nd.
Please Note: There are no performances on 12/24, 12/25, 12/26, 12/31, 1/1. There are no matinees. Running Time: Approximately 2 hours, includes one intermission.
Filed under: 2010 Reviews, Paige Listerud, Redtwist Theatre | Tagged: Allison Raynes, Andrew Jessop, Chris Brown, Christopher Burpee, Christopher Kriz, Eric Hoffmann, Jan Ellen Graves, joel Lambie, Johnny Garcia, Keira Fromm, Kenneth Lonergan, Lobby Hero, Maura Kidwell, Michael Colucci, Michael Pogue, Paige Listerud, Redtwist Theatre, Ryan Patrick Dolan, Stephanie McSharry | Leave a comment »


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The snooker room, offering three match-quality tables, is becoming increasingly popular, attracting several junior members. During the season league matches are held on Monday and Tuesday when, for home games, one table is reserved. However, the two remaining tables are still available to members: play for fun or join a team. Alternatively, why not try billiards, darts or dominoes.
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Ashes Infused Glass Kiln Formed Memorial Glass is an ancient process of hand cutting and cold working sheet glass and then firing it at temperatures around 1400 degrees. this process is time consuming and takes anywhere from 2 to 5 days to create. the glass soaks in high temperatures to anneal the glass giving it the strength and durability to last generation to come. Capturing the ashes and the last breath forever in glass.
Some jewelry is made from dichroic glass. This is a 100 year old technique perfected by NASA to put in windows of spacecraft. The sparkling colors are made in small batches and has become so rare that orders for the glass is done with waiting lists.
Rings comes with a 2 year warranty for lost stone replacement and an uncut replacement stone.
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Vitamin D
Vitamin D3 (Cholecalciferol) If our office were to have a mascot it would be vitamin D3. This wonder vitamin has a special place in the hearts of all of us Office Staff. For one thing, we FREQUENTLY hear about vitamin D from Dr. Takemoto-Gentile, as well as from our great patients. Dr. Takemoto-Gentile recently did a talk on vitamin D; we recently put together an informational flyer on it; and so December has unofficially become vitamin D month and we decided to write a blog.
D2 or D3 what's the big difference?
Not all vitamins are created equal and when we talk about vitamin D, we really meanvitamin D3. (Cholecalciferol is the fancy, super long, technical word for vitamin D3.) There are different forms of vitamin D. For example, if you take vitamin D2 you are taking the inactive form of the vitamin and your body must convert it into vitamin D3 before absorbtion. Thus, vitamin D3 is the active, and superior form of the vitamin.
Vitamin D – The Facts
Vitamin D3 is really more like a hormone than a vitamin. D3 is produced in large amounts by the skin when exposed to PROPER* sunshine. Vitamin D3 levels are checked through a simple blood test called 25 Hydroxy Vitamin D that can be ordered by any physician and is usually covered by most insurance companies. Vitamin D levels between 50-100 ng/ml are desirable, and the closer to 100 ng/ml the better. See more in this article about Vitamin D.
In Hawaii, most people will ask "don't I already get enough sun exposure to have good levels of vitamin D?" The answer to this question 95% of the time is NO – and again we are located in Hawaii.
Question: Don't I get enough vitamin D from the sun?
Answer: Maybe, if you are light-skinned, live in the tropics where there is little to no cloud cover, smog or other air pollution and at the warmest time of day you are in a bikini or Speedo and sun tanning without any sunblock on for about an hour and you don't care about skin cancer.
Some Facts:
- Sunblock/sunscreen prevents vitamin D3 synthesis
- Older skin produces less vitamin D3
- Darker skin produces less vitamin D3
- 95% of seniors are deficient in vitamin D3 (even if you live in Hawaii)
- Autistic children are found to be low in vitamin D3
So, unless you are following this sun tanning protocol, we recommend obtaining vitamin D3 through supplements. Vitamin D3 is pretty cheap and can be taken by kids and adults. The governments' "recommended daily allowance" (RDA) of vitamin D is 200-400 IU/day. Based on the blood tests of thousands of our patients this amount will get most people to a vitamin D level of about 20 ng/ml. The RDA IS NOT ENOUGH. If you don't believe us, go get your vitamin D levels checked at your next blood test. The Office usually recommends 1,000-2,000 IU/day for kids and 5,000-10,000 IU/day for adults and seniors.
I could go on and on about vitamin D3, however this blog is getting to be quite lengthy. The Office Staff may do another blog on vitamin D3 but until we do here is a synopsis of the benefits of vitamin D.
Benefits of Vitamin D3
- Prevents and reverses osteoporosis (easily proven by the DEXA Bone scan)
- Boosts the immune system
- Antiviral that fights common colds, influenza A, H1N1 (see flu blog)
- Prevents 16-25 different cancers
- Patients are 5x more likely to be diagnosed with breast cancer with vitamin D levels that are less than 20ng/ml.
- Prevents heart disease and provides increased survival rates from a heart attack
- Prevents blindness resulting from macular degeneration
- Prevents dementia
- Prevents Rickets
- Prevents Multiple Sclerosis
- Improves glucose intolerance in diabetics
- Increases in vitamin D = a decrease in blood sugar
- Prevents strokes in diabetics by 50%
- Improves chronic pain, especially if vitamin D levels are low
- Prevents Parkinson's Disease
We, the Office Staff, are very passionate about Vitamin D3 and hope that our notes help to answer some of your questions and provide valuable information on our favorite vitamin. Until next time.
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Kaskade, who has been named America's #1 DJ by DJ Times and Pioneer DJ, will embark on the biggest tour of his career this summer with more than 50 North American shows visiting venues of all sizes from ballrooms and theatres to arenas and festivals. The initial 35 dates announced for the "Freaks of Nature" Summer 2012 Tour will begin on May 25 and will take Kaskade across North America through August, including a stop at MCU Park on Friday, June 15th for his lone appearance in New York City.
Tickets will be made available to the general public on Saturday, March 17th at 10:00 AM by calling 718-507-TIXX or by CLICKING HERE. Beginning Monday, March 19th tickets will also be available in person at the MCU Park Box Office.
The New York Times recently called Kaskade the "new face of electronic dance music," his own live show being a jaw-dropping spectacle that finds him performing in front of an 80-foot wide, three-story tall LED screen that blares images synched with the music, while strobe lights scan the crowd. Playing tracks from his catalogue of more than seven albums, including his most recent release Fire & Ice, Kaskade will bring a show like none other with special performances and set ups planned throughout the tour that hits a range of iconic venues from Denver's Red Rocks Amphitheatre to Detroit's Fillmore.
"It's the most ambitious tour I've ever done," said Kaskade. "Just the number of cities and the actual stage set I'm taking on the road in itself is an unprecedented feat for me. People who've seen me before will never have seen this and for those who have yet to see me, it'll only enhance the experience that much more."


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Those two results have helped take the Saints in to seventh place in the SPL table but after the 3-0 defeat by Celtic at the weekend, McInnes is looking for his players to respond in typically positive fashion.
"We are confident against most teams at home," he said. "We know Falkirk are fighting for their lives and will see it as an opportunity to get three points.
"However, a win for us would be a huge step in our bid to cement our place in the SPL so that is the motivation for us.
"We have beaten them twice this season but they have been tough games and I expect this to be no different.
"It will be hard fought with tension and competitiveness but if we show the form we did against Aberdeen last week, when we beat them 1-0, then we can be confident.
"We needed to go to Celtic Park with our strongest team to do well.
"Any team who has 10 players or so unavailable, as we had, would struggle.
"We wanted to be more positive and ask questions but we didn't disgrace ourselves.
"But we have only lost two on the spin twice this season.
"We have usually fought back and got a result after a defeat and we need that to continue.
"We have the right types in our dressing room to do that and long may it continue."
McInnes is glad to get on-loan striker Cillian Sheridan back into his side after the on-loan Irishman was unable to play against his parent club at the weekend.
With Kenny Deuchar joining the long injury list after picking up an ankle knock at Parkhead, Sheridan will go straight back into the team.
"Cillian scored against Aberdeen and so it was frustrating that he couldn't play against Celtic," the Perth boss said.
"But hopefully he will pick up from where he left off."
Falkirk bounced back to an extent from their defeat by Saints by staying in touch with their relegation rivals with a 2-2 draw at Hamilton on Saturday.
Manager Steven Pressley has urged his side to find some momentum by building on that away point and atoning for their home defeat by Saints.
"I said at the time our performance was good that day, just a couple of fundamentals cost us the game," he said.
"I was delighted by the response and we have nothing to fear. We are a good team and there's a good positivity about us.
"It's a game that can really get us going forward with some momentum. The weekend's game was a platform to build from and we need to add to that.
"At this time of the season, the team that can get the momentum will be vital in terms of survival."
St. Johnstone v Falkirk To Score 3+ Goals: St. Johnstone 7/2
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No fairness in free pass for Italian teams
What an amazing season it has been in the Pro12, and there's no sign of it getting any less competitive with games getting harder and the stakes higher.
It doesn't get the recognition it deserves, though, and it's such a pity. Sky coming in helped, but there is always that anchor, with the Italian clubs, that detracts from the league.
With almost every other club competitive, it's a terrible idea to have at least one Italian club guaranteed a place in the Champions Cup. They are consistently the bottom two in the final standings, and this season they are set to follow the trend again, with either Zebre or Treviso set for the top table of European rugby next term.
Zebre are winning that battle on 19 points, yet Edinburgh are on 52 points and they are still outside the top six. It's crazy to think that Edinburgh could miss out while Zebre could get in.
Then in 2016-17 when Zebre are in the Champions Cup, they will be placed into a pool with three elite teams from the rest of Europe. And it will be advantage to the other three teams, as they are the only pool with a weak link.
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August 27, 2018
By Jennifer Larson, contributor
What do your patients really think about you?
How do their opinions influence potential patients?
Do recent patient surveys point out any areas that need improvement?
How do patient satisfaction scores impact your daily practice?
These are all questions that physicians today must keep at the front of
their minds, whether they own a private practice or are employed by a health
system that is carefully monitoring patient feedback.
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Why patient surveys and patient
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When customers have a positive or negative experience at a restaurant
or hotel, they can write a review on websites like Yelp or TripAdvisor where anyone
can read their reviews and decide if they want to patronize those
establishments or not.
The same thing now happens in healthcare. But when patients give a
doctor or hospital a negative review, it doesn't just affect their reputation
and their patient prospects. It can and does directly affect the payments they
receive—or don't receive.
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) ties
reimbursement to the results of the Hospital Consumer Assessment of Healthcare
Providers and Systems (HCAHPS) survey. For example,
as part of the Hospital Value-Based Purchasing Program, CMS can withhold a
percentage of Medicare payments if a hospital's patient satisfaction scores
don't measure up.
Obviously, that's a strong incentive for hospitals and providers to work
hard to provide satisfactory care to their patients—and in doing so, to earn
strong patient scores.
Most importantly, it can inspire the delivery of better patient care.
"Striving for high patient satisfaction is important, valuable, and a
crucial element of patient-centered care," wrote Aleksandra Zgierska, David Rabago,
and Michael M. Miller in a 2015
article for Patient Preference
and Adherence. "[Quality improvement] initiatives that are responsive to
patients' needs can improve patient satisfaction; in turn, satisfied patients
may have better treatment adherence and outcomes."
How much to worry?
So how concerned do
physicians need to be about their satisfaction scores, online ratings and
patient survey results?
Orthopedic surgeon Barbara Bergin, MD, doesn't think you can worry
enough about patient satisfaction scores, even with a great record.
"Patients look at reviews," said Bergin, who practices in Austin, Texas.
"I have at least one or two patients every day who tell me they chose me
because of my ratings. There's no possible way that extra attention to the care
a doctor gives their patient can have a detrimental effect on the practice."
Experts caution physicians of the risks of getting complacent. Just
because they've achieved good satisfaction scores in the past doesn't
necessarily mean they'll get continue to get high scores.
"Never take good reviews for granted," said Bergin. "One bad review can
really mess up your sleep patterns for awhile. Even a bad review of my partners
is something to be concerned about; what affects them affects me."
Changing your perspective about
One way for you and your staff to keep patient satisfaction high is to
consider each patient not just a case that needs to be treated, but a valued
customer, similar to a guest at a hotel.
Indeed, the healthcare industry can take cues from the hospitality
industry in its efforts to boost patient satisfaction, said Stowe Shoemaker,
PhD, dean of the William F. Harrah College of Hospitality at the University of
Nevada Las Vegas. They can use strategies to improve process, value and
communication in a model called the Loyalty Circle that's used in the
hospitality industry.
Shoemaker has consulted with healthcare organizations like MD Anderson Cancer
Center to help improve patient satisfaction, using lessons and insight from the
hospitality industry.
It starts with how well you know your patients, Shoemaker explained, because
if you don't know them well enough, you're not going to meet their perceived
needs. You can't design your approach without really understanding your
patients and what they're going through during the time they interact with your
practice, from the time they call for an appointment to the time they leave
your office with a prescription.
"Every patient population is different, and the patients that come to
your practice may be very different than the patients that go to another
practice," said Shoemaker. "So the key thing to understand is what your
patients want, what your patients' pain points are."
In fact, he noted, research shows that patients really want their
providers to treat them like cherished family members.
"By having doctors treat patients like loved family members, those
'loved family members' are more likely to follow the advice that's being given
to them," Shoemaker said.
Conversely, there are risks associated with not focusing enough energy
on patient satisfaction—and not just risks for the patients. "The biggest risk
is that your practice starts to decline," he said.
Coping with the pressure
The intense emphasis on patient satisfaction scores or patient survey
results may be better for patients.
However, it does have a downside. The emphasis has ratcheted up the
pressure on physicians, which has decreased job satisfaction for many of them,
according to a 2017
study in the Journal of
General Internal Medicine. The study found that 78 percent of physicians
believe that patients posting negative reviews online adds to their stress.
This comes at a time when physician burnout rates are already uncomfortably
It is a hard situation, noted Bergin, because doctors are advised to
not respond to negative reviews that are posted publicly, even the ones that are
misleading or not entirely truthful, because of privacy law issues. "So we
really feel helpless," she said.
As a recent
article in the American Osteopathic Association's The DO noted, physicians may need to be proactive
about coping with that pressure, which could include consulting with a trusted
mentor, continuing to practice evidence-based medicine, and opening up
communication with patients to discuss their experiences and your
decision-making process.
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manual, which actually incorporates an earlier organ by Bedwell,
has been rebuilt and enlarged. The work was necessary
because of the need to move the detached console to allow the
creation of a rather nice room within the church. This
necessitated the disturbance of the pneumatic tubing and it was
wisely decided to accept our proposal to convert to a solid state
action using "MultiSystem" from SSLL.The console has
been grandiosely resited behind the choir stalls and the
piston system uprated to a ten level system but with the only
additional pistons visible on the console being the generals,
set and general cancel; remaining new piston gadgetry, and also
the blower switch, are hidden behind a tiny oak cupboard door
let into the return of the stop jamb. Tonally we have
restored open diapason no 1 to the great (removed by HN & B a
decade ago in favour of a fifteenth, also retained), placed the
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flute. Norman & Beard had christened this manual orchestral,
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Nouns and Verbs
Parts of speech are the names that describe the role or purpose of the different types of words in a language; the job that each word performs in a sentence.
First are NOUNS, which are names of things.
PROPER NOUNS normally begin with a capital letter (sometimes known as 'upper case') and are things like place names, people's names, company names, addresses, and so on. Examples are: London, Paris, England, France, John, Frank, Jaguar, Toyota, Acacia Avenue, and so on.
COMMON NOUNS are simply things. Dog, cat, computer, shoe, telephone, chair, car and house are all examples: do you get the idea?
"John is a man who lives in London, drives a Jaguar car and has a daughter called Kate."
Next we should look at VERBS. These are 'doing' words. Examples are write, eat, walk, run, drive, speak. In every case the word describes an action – something that is being done.
Just as there are two types of noun (proper nouns and common nouns), there are two types of verb – known as transitive and intransitive.
A transitive verb is where the doer is doing something to a person or an object. Hit the ball; drive a car; manage a business; cut your hair, and so on.
An intransitive verb is where something is being done, but not to another person or thing. Examples are walk, talk, think, live.
Some verbs have both transitive and intransitive uses. You can either eat (intransitive; something I'm doing) or eat an apple (transitive; I'm doing something to an apple).
That's a start.
Nouns and verbs are the two most important parts of speech. Strictly speaking, every sentence must have a verb.
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A CHARITY collector who was admitted to Tameside General with angina fears he could lose his foot after a series of alleged blunders.
Brian Noble slipped on a wet bathroom floor and injured his foot while in hospital in August last year.
But after an X-ray failed to find any damage, the 58 year old claims he was left to hobble around for almost two weeks before medics realised he had torn a ligament.
After being given a boot to support his foot, he says he developed a painful ulcer and has been told he could face amputation.
Mr Noble, who used to run Tameside Disabled Motoring Club with wife Patricia, has been bedridden ever since and needs round-the-clock care.
As his wife suffers from back problems, the couple, of Crossland Road, Droylsden now face paying for carers.
Mr Noble said: "The hospital wanted to operate but I was told my heart wouldn't stand it, so they put my foot in plaster to try and manipulate it.
"That was at the beginning of November. I have the plaster changed every month, but it's not improved and now I have this ulcer.
"It's grown fast and I've been told, if it touches the bone, I'll have to have it amputated."
He added: "At least with angina I could still get out. We used to do quite a lot of charity work, collecting for Willow Wood etc, but now I can't walk at all.
"I'm just fed up and I'm annoyed.
"I kept telling them that my leg wasn't right but no one was taking any notice."
A hospital spokesperson said: "This case is now under investigation and we are unable to discuss the matter any further until all the details have been examined.
"The trust takes very seriously any problems, complaints or concerns about the care and treatment it provides and this will be treated accordingly.
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