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Transient ischemic attack (TIA) is a temporary dysfunction of the brain due to a shortage of blood and oxygen. A TIA lasts no longer than 24 hours. It is sometimes referred to as a mini-stroke.
TIA is a serious condition. It serves as a warning for a potential stroke.
Blood and oxygen are carried to the brain through major blood vessels in the neck. The blood then passes through a series of blood vessels in the brain. A TIA occurs when the blood flow through the neck or brain vessels is reduced. The blood flow may be reduced by a narrowing or blockage of the blood vessels.
Narrowing of the blood vessels may occur with:
- Build up of plaque in the blood vessels, called atherosclerosis
- Vasculitis—inflammation of the blood vessels
Blood vessels can also become blocked or obstructed by a clot or clump that is floating in the blood. This may be caused by:
- A piece of blood clot or plaque that has broken off of another location
Blood and blood-clotting disorders such as:
- Severe anemia —too few red blood cells
- Polycythemia —too many red blood cells
- Hyperviscosity—abnormal thickening of the blood
- Endocarditis —an infection of the lining of the heart
Risk Factors
Certain chronic medical conditions can affect the health of your blood vessels. These conditions may increase your chances of TIA:
- Type 2 diabetes
- Obesity
- Metabolic syndrome
- Atrial fibrillation or other heart-related diseases
TIAs are more common in men than women in younger age groups. They are also more common in people age 45 years or older, with the highest risk between ages 60-80 years. Other factors that increase your chance for TIA include:
- History of previous TIAs
- Smoking
- Poor diet
- Sedentary lifestyle
- Alcohol use disorder
- Sleep apnea
- Vascular dementia
TIA symptoms occur abruptly. They usually last less than an hour, but they may persist for up to 24 hours. The symptoms are different depending on the part of the brain that is affected. TIA symptoms are similar to those of a stroke and need immediate medical attention.
Symptoms may include:
- Blindness in one eye, often described as a window shade dropping, and/or other visual problems
- Weakness, numbness, or tingling of the face, arm, leg, or one side of the body (usually affects one side of the body, but there are exceptions)
- Difficulty speaking or understanding words
- Lightheadedness, unsteadiness of gait, or falling
- Trouble with balance or coordination
- Loss of consciousness
- Nausea
- Vomiting
- Sudden confusion or loss of memory
The doctor will ask about your symptoms and medical history. A physical exam will be done. Your doctor will carefully assess your blood pressure and nervous system. The main goal of tests or questions will be to determine your stroke risk.
Tests may include:
- Blood tests
- Electrocardiogram (EKG)—to measure your heart's electrical activity
- Doppler ultrasound —to assess blood flow in the arteries supplying the brain
- Echocardiogram —to look for blood clots and valve abnormalities within the heart
- CT scan of the head
- CT angiogram—to assess blood vessels in the brain and neck with contrast dye
- MRI scan of the head
- MR angiography—to assess blood vessels in the head using magnetic imaging
- Arteriogram—to locate and assess blockage or narrowing of blood vessels using contrast dye
A TIA places you at greater risk for having a stroke. The risk is actually highest in the first week after your TIA. Therefore, rapid treatment aims to decrease your risk of stroke. This can be done with lifestyle changes, medication, and surgery.
If you smoke, you will have to quit. Talk with your doctor about the smoking cessation programs.
People with diabetes, high blood pressure, and/or high cholesterol must make every effort to manage these conditions. It can be done with:
- Regular exercise under the guidance of your doctor
- Appropriate dietary changes—low in saturated fat, and rich in whole grains, fruits, and vegetables
- Stopping or moderating alcohol intake
The doctor may also prescribe medications to lower blood sugar, blood pressure, and cholesterol. This will help lower these risk factors.
To decrease the risk of clot formation your doctor may recommend antiplatelet agents such as aspirin.
If the blood clot was the result of atrial fibrillation, anticoagulants may be prescribed.
If you have at least a 70% blockage in your carotid artery (in your neck), doctors may recommend:
- A carotid endarterectomy to remove the plaque deposits
- Other less invasive procedures, such as intra-arterial stenting to widen an artery
These procedures have risks associated with them. Talk wth your doctor about your options.
Treatment of Underlying Conditions
If the cause of the TIA is a treatable condition, it must be promptly treated. Specific conditions that need further treatment include:
- Atrial fibrillation
- Severe anemia
- Vasculitis
To reduce your chance of TIA or stroke:
- Exercise regularly, with your doctor's approval.
- Eat a healthy, balanced diet. It should be low in saturated fat and rich in whole grains, fruits, and vegetables .
- Maintain a healthy weight.
- If you smoke, find out ways you can successfully quit.
- Drink alcohol in moderation. Moderate alcohol intake is no more than two drinks per day for men and one drink per day for women.
- Control blood pressure, high cholesterol, and diabetes if you have these conditions.
Revision Information
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- Review Date: 05/2016 -
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As a strength staff, we invest fully in the mission of each of our teams as well as to the success of each student-athlete. It is our goal to help each student-athlete realize, if not surpass, his or her athletic potential. Through a blend of scientifically-based training techniques and high intensity motivation, we are able to extract the best out of each of our student-athletes.
The Triton Strength and Conditioning coaches are certified strength and conditioning specialists (CSCS) who pride themselves on maintaining their knowledge of the most current training concepts and techniques in order to develop the most comprehensive and competitive student- athlete.
Our staff is a high-energy, hands-on staff that knows what it's like to be dedicated to a team effort for a common goal. We believe that the greatest feeling of accomplishment is to know you did all you could do to become all you can be. It is our passion to make you better.
In October of 2015, UC San Diego opened the Alex G. Spanos Athletic Performance Center on campus. The 6,700 square foot area is adjacent to the Alex G. Spanos Training Center, combining for 12,000 square feet of space.
The state-of-the-art facility features zones for strength and conditioning and athletic training/rehabilitation, as well as an outdoor conditioning plaza, offices and a conference room. Specific amenities include 15 Hammer Strength Power Racks, Keiser Functional Trainers, Tendo units, Wattbikes, a 12-person hydro tub and an AlterG Anti-Gravity Treadmill.
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Cooper was hired as an assistant strength and conditioning coach at UCSD in July of 2010, where he worked until 2011 before departing for UCLA.
Cooper served as a strength and conditioning intern at Marquette University before his time in Westwood. He worked with men's and women's cross country, men's and women's track and field, men's and women's tennis and women's basketball.
Cooper has also worked as an intern in the strength and conditioning department at the University of Utah and served as a conditioning coach at Park City High School in Park City, Utah.
From January 2008 to August 2009, he worked as a facility manager at The Orthopedic Specialty Hospital (TOSH) in Kearns, Utah, and has also spent time with the ABA's Utah Snow Bears.
Cooper earned a Bachelor's Degree in athletic training from Weber State University in 2002 and went on to obtain his Master's in exercise physiology with an emphasis in strength and conditioning from Baylor University in 2007. He is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) and a member of the National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA).
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Jesi Metz was named a Strength and Conditioning intern with UC San Diego in September of 2015.
Prior to coming to La Jolla, Metz was a graduate assistant in Strength and Conditioning at Grand Canyon University from 2013-15. She was also an assistant women's basketball coach at GCU from 2011-13. She held the same role at Northwest Nazarene University from 2007-11.
Metz played basketball professionally in Slovakia, Honduras and for USA Elite as well.
Metz received her Bachelor of Arts in psychology from Northwest Nazarene University in 2006 and her Master of Arts in psychology In 2014.
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Brentwood home destroyed in fireBy TIM BUCKLAND
New Hampshire Union Leader
June 22. 2013 8:00PM
BRENTWOOD — A fire that apparently started accidentally in a chimney "substantially destroyed" a home at 149 Crawley Falls Road on Saturday afternoon, Deputy Fire Chief Gary Raymond said.
The fire was reported about 2:30 p.m. and was out an hour later, Raymond said. The building was left uninhabitable.
The town's website says the property is listed to Daniel E. Musso, and Fire Chief Kevin Lemoine said Musso lives there. Concord police Lt. Steve Smagula said the address is also that of the man officers arrested at a gun control rally at the State House on Tuesday.
At the rally, the man police identified as Musso exchanged heated words with another man, who was advocating for tighter gun control laws, police said. When police officers tried to arrest him, he resisted and had to be stunned with a Taser, police said. Musso was charged with disorderly conduct, resisting arrest and assault, police said.


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Woman with baby in car charged with running down another woman
December 10. 2012 12:12PM
MANCHESTER - A woman driver, her 20-month-old son in a car seat beside her, deliberately ran down another woman Sunday on Wilson Street, according to police.
Mary Knee, 25, of 234 Wilson St. was arrested about 9 a.m. and charged with reckless conduct, conduct after an accident, both felonies, and endangering the welfare of a child. She also is accused of violating existing bail conditions.
Police said she deliberately struck Christina Moore, 29, of 574 Silver St., with her van as Moore was walking on Wilson Street. Moore suffered cuts and bruises to her hands and knees.
Lt. Maureen Tessier said the two women know each other and had an ongoing dispute.
Moore told police she was walking north on Wilson Street, near Cilley Road, when she saw a Ford Windstar van traveling south on Wilson Street heading toward her. Knee was driving the van, she said, and a young child was in the front passenger seat.
Both Moore and witnesses told investigators the van drove directly at Moore who jumped clear of its path, according to a news release The van, however, stopped, backed up and then turned around and drove at her again, this time hitting her with the front end of the van, propelling her up and over the front of the van.
The van fled the scene but police said they pulled it over a short time later near Silver and Wilson streets. Knee was driving it and her 20-month-old son was seated in a forward-facing car seat in the front seat, despite visible warning labels on the sun visor about the dangers to a small child seated there if an airbag is deployed, police said.


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Wednesday, March 06, 2013
Patchwork for Breakfast
I haven't shot Isabela's quilt up on the design wall yet because I am still working on some significant applique elements that will contribute a lot to the final look of the composition. And also it's been dang dark and cold around here, with almost constant cloud cover. (Where are you Spring? It's safe to some out now.)
So rather I've been spreading this out on the dining room table to finish up those elements each morning after the house gets quiet. As you can see above, the fabric assortment is almost identical to Eleni's, and there are several "orphan" blocks used as well. While it's not on a grid like Eleni's is, it does employ lots of squarish details, so it calls on a different sense of order than Nicolas's does even though they are both mostly improv. (You might just spy a bit of my upcoming Linen collection up there!)
For Isabela, my old soul, I decided to dig into my stash of vintage scraps. Several years ago I bought a bunch of ziplocs filled with unsewn quilt pieces from the flea market. I've used some semi-finished Dresden plates from them in other projects, but (above) I finally made use of these tiny 2 1/4" squares that were cut and pinned together by print when I bought them. Oh, they are so sweet- those tiny prints! So a 25-patch was born out of them and wrapped with some borders of Denyse's fabrics.
From this side you can see a bit more of the "open fields" of larger more subtle blocks that I used to provide a background for a group of growing stemmed flowers. I am using vintage half Dresden plates as the flower petals- the real reason that I only used half to begin with, is because the hand piecing on them was imperfect enough that they just wouldn't lay flat. So separating them allowed them to lay however they needed to lay to be flat, whether it was a perfect semi-circle not.
Here you can see the one that is not on a stem, but peeking sideways out from behind another piece. To go ahead and include this to-be-appliqued piece into the patchwork, I simple turned the edges of the applique towards their wrong side by 1/4" only where they are included in the patchwork seam. So the straight patchwork seam is the only thing holding it in place until I have the applique finished.
For the stemmed flowers, I cut long 1 1/2" wide strips of bias and pinned them in place taking some subtle curves with just a gentle stretch. Then I machine baste them down 1/4" from their edges. This prevents me from having to use any pins during the applique process, and the piece stays entirely secure as I only clip out a few inches of basting at a time right before I turn the edge down and applique in place. And an additional bonus to this process is that the basting provides a lovely perforation of needle holes in both the applique piece and the foundation, so that you can see just where to fold it under and just where to sew it onto the foundation. You can see above that the left side of the stem is already appliqued while the right side is waiting to have the basting clipped and its edge turned under and sewn in place.
So that's where this one is. It's been fun to dissect them with you. It feels a bit like being in front of a classroom rambling on about my process, which has really become a favorite thing to do- especially when I see more nodding heads than confused looks.
Nodding with me?
I'll share the finished top soon. xoxoAnna
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So purty! Love it!ReplyDelete
It's been a treat to see your personal quilting style displayed in these quilts for your children. I love you you're incorporating orphan blocks as well as using elements of design or fabric that "feel" like them. These are each so personal, and yet each one looks like you too.ReplyDelete
that applique tip is brilliant! thank you for that.ReplyDelete
and i have thoroughly enjoyed seeing all these different quilt tops and reading about how they evolved, how you have made them each unique.
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Hi Anna Maria! A question that doesn't relate to this post: you have lots of kids, but I never see any toys in your photos. Are they hidden in the kids rooms? Or have you tought your kids to play with each other, the dogs or to do crafts instead. I have a 6 month old and it only took him being baptized (lots of gifts) to have me worried about accumulating so many toys that he will loose the ability of imagination. I was just wondering what your thoughts are on this subject.ReplyDeleteReplies
Hi there! Most of the toys that definitely do exist in this house are in the family room in baskets or in Roman's room (the current youngest at 3) in even more baskets! When I have the mind to remember I do like to bag up some of the toys and put them out of sight (in a closet or the attic) then rotate them out again later, hoping to offer a less overwhelming environment. But I am no expert, of course! The older kids tend to be either crafting, playing music on various instruments or on their Kindles!Delete
- Anonymous5:59 PM
That's lovely Anna Maria, I especially like that you've combined different blocks.ReplyDelete
I photographed a quilt recently, based on your 'Bohemian' pattern. I pulled together a set of blues that I thought were suitably Bohemian too, including some Indian block prints. You can see it here - http://bit.ly/17Etvu2 - I do hope you like it.
One thing I learned is how HARD it is to photograph a quilt - especially without getting superflous and not-so-pretty bedroom stuff in shot!. Maybe I'll use the table-top next time...
With fond regards from New Zealand
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Complement sports with protein snacks.
For several years we have spent many winter weekends traveling across Kansas watching our children play in basketball tournaments. One of the challenges is eating healthy and inexpensively. The best solution we have found is to bring a cooler full of snacks.
From an athletic perspective it's important to include foods high in protein. Beef or turkey jerky is a great source and is super portable. Other favorites include mixed nuts, hard boiled eggs, cheese sticks and meat sandwiches. We often balance the protein snacks with clementimes, apples and bananas. And an extra treat includes peanut butter oatmeal cookies.
I believe it's important to keep our student athletes excercise AND snacks. So the next time you head out of town for a basketball tournament, avoid the fast food restaurants and pack your bags full of healthy foods. Say "no" to burgers and fries. Say "yes" to almonds and yogurt.


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WASHINGTON (AP) — An Italian Renaissance painting rarely seen in the U.S. will be displayed at the National Gallery of Art in Washington to mark the start of Italy's presidency of the European Union.
The museum announced Wednesday that Titian's painting "Danae" will be on view July 1 through Nov. 2. It was painted in 1544 to 1545 as a depiction of erotic mythologies.
The "Danae" was looted by German troops for Nazi leader Hermann Goring during World War II and was found later in an Austrian salt mine. It was recovered by the U.S.-led "Monuments Men" in 1945 and was returned to the Italian government two years later.
The National Gallery has a significant collection of works by Titian, including 13 paintings.
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SALT LAKE CITY The air pollution that smothered mountain valleys in northern Utah for more than a week made a dramatic improvement Sunday.
Regulators say the pollution could build up again later this week, however, and they kept a ban on wood burning in place.
The relief came courtesy of a winter storm moving across Utah. Winds ahead of the storm finally loosened an icy fog that was trapping tailpipe and other emissions in mountain valleys.
Doctors declared a health emergency, but Gov. Gary Herbert refused to follow suit with a decree of his own. The doctors called for lower highway speed limits, curbs on industrial activity and free mass transit.
Soot along the greater Salt Lake region topped out at up to 130 micrograms per cubic meter last week. That was more than three times the clean-air limit set by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. But on Sunday, the count of extremely fine particulates was down to 10 micrograms per cubic meter in Salt Lake and Davis counties.
Still, the Utah Division of Air Quality issued a mandatory no-burn day Sunday for Box Elder, Cache, Davis, Salt Lake, Tooele and Utah and Weber counties.
Regulators asked industries to minimize air pollution emissions and urged people to limit discretionary driving.


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Pelicans A Strike Back!Submitted by pete on March 6, 2005 - 12:36
After a sour start to the Junior A playoffs that saw [url=http://www.sm-liiga.fi/finhockey2/sjl_tulospalvelu_popup.asp?ottelu_id=33339&TID=1451&ilman=true]Karri Ramo drop the first game of the series 7-2[/url], Ramo and Pelicans A struck back today to tie the series at 1-1. Buoyed by a [url=http://www.sm-liiga.fi/finhockey2/sjl_tulospalvelu_popup.asp?ottelu_id=33343&TID=1451&ilman=true]first star performance that saw Ramo stop 31 of 32 shots, Pelicans A beat TPS A 2-1 today to even the best of five.[/url] Game Three is slated for tomorrow, March 7th. Ramo's resiliance in staking his team to a very important 2-1 win was undeniable today. Many young goaltenders' confidence and focus might have been shattered after seeing a shutout streak of 194:51 dissolve into a horrendous 4 goal third period like the one Ramo faced in Game One against TPS A. However, just as Ramo has already proven he has the advanced maturity to compete at the SM-liiga level this season, he proved today he also has the maturity to put aside a bad loss and once again elevate his game when the chips are down. Now with the series knotted up the Cinderella Pelicans A have shortened their series against second seed TPS A into a best of three where anything can happen.
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Ramo Carries Pelicans A Into PlayoffsSubmitted by pete on March 1, 2005 - 15:16
February had been a tough month for Karri Ramo. Despite his [url=http://www.boltprospects.com/node/116]solid performance at the Five Nations U-19 tournament for Finland[/url], playing behind the worst team in the SM-liiga finally began to take its toll. For the entire month of January the 18 year old netminder from Asikkala gave the pittiful Pelicans a chance to win every night out. But as the days of February began to wane, so too did Karri Ramo's stats. By the end, [url=http://www.sm-liiga.fi/tilasto.asp?otsake1=Kausi+2004%] Ramo had slipped to 27th in the league in save percentage posting a .898 mark with a 3.98 GAA.[/url] Meanwhile down in Junior A a death struggle for playoff position was on as Tapparra A, Pelicans A, Jokerit A and Lukko A all battled to claim the final two spots on the table and the right to move on to the Junior A postseason. With Lahti's SM-liiga season long since doomed and Ramo's confidence fading, the Pelicans decided to send their prized young goaltender back to junior to save the junior team's sagging playoff fortunes. Ramo did not disappoint.
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Ramo-RamaSubmitted by pete on February 26, 2005 - 13:52
With Karri Ramo having a tough last month in the SM-liiga, the Pelicans today decided to try and buoy his confidence by allowing him to suit up for their Junior-A team. [url=http://www.sm-liiga.fi/finhockey2/sjl_tulospalvelu_popup.asp?]Ramo responded by shutting out Blues A 2-0 today stopping 18 of 18 shots[/url] faced to garner secpmd star honors. [url=http://www.sm-liiga.fi/finhockey2/sjl_tulospalvelu_stat.asp?TID=1344&tilasto=mv&rajaus=0]The shutout moved Ramo back to first in SM-liiga Jr. A in save percentage.[/url]
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Ramo UpdateSubmitted by pete on February 20, 2005 - 01:36
The going in the SM-liiga has been tough lately for Karri Ramo. Despite some valiant efforts the young netminder has been buried behind a string of 40 shot, 5 goal allowed games and the Pelicans' lack of talent has finally caught up to Ramo. Still, [url=http://www.sm-liiga.fi/tulospalvelu.asp?palvelu=1&raportti=29750]Ramo did manage to beat Ilves yesterday 4-3 in OT, stopping 24 of 27 shots.[/url] He has slipped overall to a .905 sv% and 3.77 GAA. However, it is important to note again that Ramo is playing against full grown men in the SM-liiga. Against junior competition, he posted what still stands as the [url=http://www.sm-liiga.fi/finhockey2/sjl_tulospalvelu_stat.asp?TID=1344&tilasto=mv&rajaus=0]second best sv% in Junior A behind only highly touted Tuukka Rask.[/url] Rask is expected to be as high as a top-ten pick if and when the 2005 Entry Draft ever happens. And, last week in the 5 Nations U-19 tournament Ramo more than held his own in [url=http://stats.swehockey.se/0405/html/5natu19/page0012.html]posting the tournament's best GAA.[/url] Ramo went 1-1 [url=http://stats.swehockey.se/online/37/91320001_bottom_default.htm]dropping his first game of the tournament 3-2 in penalty shots to the Czech Republic[/url] before [url=http://stats.swehockey.se/online/37/91320007_bottom_default.htm]rebounding to shut out Switzerland 3-0 stopping 17 of 17 shots.[/url]
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Ramo Beats RaycroftSubmitted by pete on January 25, 2005 - 17:04
Boltprospects had already learned from the Lightning organization that its European scouts were dancing in the streets about the meteoric rise of goaltender Karri Ramo in the SM-liiga. [url=http://www.sm-liiga.fi/tulospalvelu.asp?palvelu=1&raportti=29704]However, after today's 4-2 victory over Tapparra, somersaults may be even more appropriate.[/url]
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Ramo Takes Lukko to OTSubmitted by pete on January 20, 2005 - 20:03
Even in defeat, young Karri Ramo continues to impress in his debut season in Finland's SM-liiga. Today, Ramo managed to carry his last place Pelicans into overtime deadlocked at 1-1 against 5th place Lukko Rauma before finally conceeding the game winning goal to Boston's Hal Gill. Despite the loss, [url=http://www.sm-liiga.fi/tulospalvelu.asp?palvelu=1&raportti=29693] Ramo was named the game's second star after stopping 29 of 31 shots.[/url]
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Ramo Worn Out by JYPSubmitted by pete on January 18, 2005 - 18:08
Lightning goaltending prospect Karri Ramo, who was selected in the 6th round of the 2004 draft, [url=http://www.sm-liiga.fi/tulospalvelu.asp?palvelu=2&raportti=29690]fell 5-0 today at the hands of JYP.[/url] Ramo stopped 43 of 48 shots in the loss (.896 sv%). For the young Finnish netminder, some solace can be taken in the way he held his team into the game even against an onslaught of JYP shots.
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Chiefs Fall to Toledo 5-2Submitted by pete on January 15, 2005 - 23:44
The bad news is that the Johnstown Chiefs lost 5-2 to Toledo tonight. The good news for Lightning prospect watchers is that JF Soucy notched 2 assists and Adam Henrich added 1 goal in the game. Henrich is now riding a three game point streak into tomorrow night's game against Wheeling.
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Karri Ramo Does it AgainSubmitted by pete on January 15, 2005 - 16:07
While the battle between Gerald Coleman and Jonathan Boutin in jockeying for position for the title of "goaltender of the future" continues to rage on, [url=http://www.sm-liiga.fi/tulospalvelu.asp?palvelu=2&raportti=29685]Karri Ramo may very well be winning the war.[/url] Today Ramo once again stood on his head to carry his attrocious Pelicans SM-liiga team to a shutout 2-0 victory over Tappara in which he stopped 42 of 42 shots. That's impressive. Especially when you consider the woeful band of players in front of him were outshot 42-18. Ramo now has a .919 save percentage and a 3.23 GAA in the SM-liiga, against full grown men, on a team which sits dead last on the SM-liiga table. His statistical dominance becomes even more interesting when you begin to take a look at what he's accomplished at the Junior A level for the Pelicans this season.
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For immediate release: February 27, 2004
One of the nation's top scientists has called on Ohio Gov. Bob Taft to "step up" and announce his position on the state's proposed science curriculum.
Lawrence Krauss, chair and Ambrose Swasey Professor of physics at Case Western Reserve University, said the proposed curriculum includes thinly veiled creationism and hoped the governor would "come down on the side of good science."
"The people behind intelligent design creationism find science to be incompatible with belief in God," Krauss said. "That's not the case; most scientists do believe in God. The issue is this: Intelligent design is scientifically untestable. It's not science."
The Ohio State Board of Education will vote on the issue March 9.
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In asking for Taft to take a position on the proposed curriculum, Krauss pointed out the governor's Third Frontier program—"which is based on biotechnology, which is based on molecular biology, which is based on evolution."
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Mac Pro Wiring diagrams.
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It is a snow day here, so I have some time to kill. I thought I'd take another look at the G5 switch, USB, and Firewire ports. So I did a little research. Here is what I found for the Mac Pro. I am still looking for the G5, but I don't think things will have changed much. The G5 has only one firewire, and one USB port.
This diagram I find confusing as it listed as USB but shows a Sata Cable. ???
Re: PISCES & PISCES II -- 27 TeraByte Mac Pro Video Editing Sys
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Originally Posted By: "Waragainstsleep"
I should add that it is possible to link two gigabit ports together for a 2Gb link. I know its built into OS X server, maybe not in the client though.
If you connect this 2Gb link via a switch, the switch will also need to support link aggregation.
Thanks for the tip. I looked into that. I have a Linksys Business class switch--model SR2016. I've used this for about 2 years not without a hiccup. However, it does not support link aggregation. And I'd still need another machine with dual ethernet to make the connection work.
Also, I don't want to give up a PCIe slot for a 10GB network as none of my other machines support this without add on cards.
It is a good idea for some people. I have a few other ideas for speeding things up on my workstation--SSD drives when the price drops. I can get by with GB Ethernet for the next five or more years. It works OK for me. I will only need to move smaller files across the network--that goes fast. Bigger tasks like copying full TB drives takes 4-5 hours using eSata connections. That is slow, but I can live with it.
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I discovered the screws securing the drive cages are too long and prevent installing drives on each side. I can use the middle slide drawers until I find shorter fine threaded screws.
I test fit an old 250 GB Sata drive to see how things worked and it is not being recognized. I tried it in another enclosure--same problem. It is an older drive in FAT32--it needs to be formated for a Mac and I've found I often need to install these in the main drive bay to format them--it is a hassle. I'll save that for tomorrow.
Also the fans in the drive cages are too loud. My 90mm fan in the back is nice and quiet though. In any event, I might slide in a variable resistor in series with the fan supply to cut the fan noise down, and/or else I can try some other brands. I am now thinking about remote switch for the fans or perhaps variable resistors for . A row of switches would fit nice along the top of the cage behind the front door. Also, I think a bit of sheet metal to control the airflow would be a good idea.
This is how the two machines look together. Pretty eh? I love the soft lighting. I can get more accurate colors using a flash, but I like the tint of natural light...
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I decided to pull PISCES II apart to neaten it up some. There were a couple of things I did not like. For starters, there was too much wire. I decided I wanted to slide the drive cage back slightly to the position I chose originally. The amount of wire caused me to move it forward, and I could have lived with it, but it just bugged the crap out of me that there was such a mess on the inside. To make space I also wanted to run the wire straight up instead of out the front where it got real cramped.
So I pulled out the power supply, and cut a hole in the top. I moved the plastic edging that protected against chafe from the front to the top. There was still some exposed edges, and even after filing the sharp and rough edges down, I added a bit of tape to extra protection. I cut off several bundles of extra cabling I did not I need. I left one 12V bundle for fans and lighting--I'm not sure how or if I will use this, but it tucked away behind the drive cage for now.
Next I pulled the wire through.
And started shortening up some of the wires.
I found one connector that plugged right into the G5 case wiring. I kept that and shortened but will have to verify the correct voltage wires connect properly--I suspect they do not. If not I can always use the connector and I have plenty of like wire that was unused I can splice in any way I like. I'll worry about that later. I tucked it behind the drive cages also.
To move the drive cages back I had to cut off a bit more sheet metal off the drive cage assembly.
Next I found some shorter screws that don't interfer with the outside drive tray. I was lucky to find some of these short screws. They fit perfect and saved me a trip out. I suppose I could have used washers for spacers, but that is a sloppy look I wanted to avoid. Here is a view of the drive cage showing the screws, and a cut out I made with the dremel tool to make them fit a little better. There was a flange there that got in the way [bottom of photo], so I cut it off some months back.
More clean up work. I put some cover plates on the backplane. I want to find better screws, or if possible the thumbscrew setup my Mac Pro has. It is not terribly important to use the thumbscrews as I don't anticipate changing this much. Putting the cover plates on is important to keep the air flowing from front to back.
Here is a cool shot of the interior of the drive cage. The LED's are mounted on the printed circuit board in the back and the light is channeled forward using plexiglass tubes--smart idea-save on wiring! You can see the two types of power connectors. This worked out fine for me. I had a bundle of three of the old style power connector--one bundle for each drive cage--both shortened to get rid of the excess wire. And I had two bundles with the Sata power connector--each with three connectors. I nipped off the last Sata power connector on each of these two bundles and shortened them as well.
Here is the fan assembly from the drive cage--these are the noisy ones. Notice there are three wires. Is there a thermostat in there somewhere? I'm not exactly sure of the purpose of the third wire. I do know it is too loud. I left the top cage power disconnected for now. These drive cage fans are 80mm size. I'm glad I checked because I was about to order a couple of 75mm fans. I variable resistor in series out to give me the control I want. My next phase will be to add a few temperature sensors and build a fan control panel--this will serve double duty as a fan shroud, to ensure fresh air is pulled through the drive cages. I'm also going to pick up some metal HVAC tape to seal off any small holes later on.
I installed a new On/Off switch. I was worried someone might bump into the black switch I installed. I will use the later for something else, like a booster fan or lighting. Here is the new switch. Note the area above the drive cages. This is where the fan controls will go.
Before and after shots of the wiring clean up. Well worth the effort I think. I
Before Shot of Messy Wiring:
After Shot of Wiring--with bundles removed or shortened: [Note I forgot to install the other drive cage--Oops!]
Note I move the fan at the back to the lower position. This fan is quiet. I thought I'l buy one more for the top, and moving this will make the install of the extra easier when it comes in.
Finally, here is a shot of my present drive configuration in the Finder Window.
I noticed that one of the two TB drives in my OWC Mercury Elite box is not visible in the Finder Window. It was working yesterday. I suspect a cable problem. I'm going to pull these drives out and install them in the bottom drive cage, which will fill it up.
Next up is to order some fans and a floppy power connector from NewEgg. And I need to find some pots to control the various fan's.
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Re: PISCES & PISCES II -- 27 TeraByte Mac Pro Video Editing Sys
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Originally Posted By: "hyram"
Mr. Sailor,
Nice work. Just wondering how's it coming along. I think this might go in the "small world" category, but I think I bid against you for that case on ebay back about 10 months ago. If that was the same one, it's at leas good to see someone putting it to good use.
So what did you want a G5 Case for? Are you the fellow who built a gaming system in one?
Re: PISCES & PISCES II -- 27 TeraByte Mac Pro Video Editing Sys
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I thought I'd take another look at the front panel power switch, Firewire and USB connectors.
One issue I found was the door would not shut with the shield on unless I moved the drive cage over 1/4". I may do that as it is a simple change. Here is what the back side of the door looks like with the assembly in place.
With Shield
I tried removing the shield and reinstalling. This fits fine. I could probably fab my own shield with metal tape and plastic sheeting for insulation. But before I go to all that effort I need to find the circuit diagram for the connector.
Without Shield
Here is a look at the connector. It would be easy to cut off the other end and wire it into whatever i want--first I need to know what all these pins are for. I'll need to research that. So far I'm not finding any luck. I was hoping it would match the Mac Pro connector, but the are differences unfortunately. If anyone has the pin-outs for this connector, please let me know. Mostly I'm interested in the power connector. I might use the USB connector.
While the shielding is grounded, the components within seem to be isolated from ground.
Another option is to discard the whole assembly and use the three wire from the on/off switch. It would be easy enough to determine the function of the three wires and hook this up to a relay or electronic control switch. That eliminated the issue of finding the pin-out for the whole assembly.
Re: PISCES & PISCES II -- 27 TeraByte Mac Pro Video Editing Sys
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I ordered a USB 2.0 hub without a PCI connector to add a few more USB ports. I didn't think I'd need more USB ports, but I find that I want some more in the back out of the way. I'm thinking about doing a mod to this part I bought at NewEgg for $8, and making a cutout in the back of the case--where the USB ports are normally anyway. One long slot joining the existing cutout, and a couple of screws might work. I have a port multiplier bracket already fabricated that I want to put in a card slot, which means I need to keep that area open. I still need to decide where to put the fourth port multiplier connector--if I ever get that many drives.
So you see this board works perfect for me. I don't want a PCI connector. I want an external cable feeding it. I also want to eliminate power cords, and this just needs a floppy connector. I can cut one off an old power supply, or even an existing PC which doesn't have a floppy drive, and add it to my 750W power supply. Nice and neat. I add only one USB cable between the machines--and both will be in back out of the way. While I lose one port on Pisces, I gain four--a net gain of three.
I want to de-soldering one of the USB connectors and wire it to the port on the front. It would be simple to connect it to the existing cable or solder it straight to the front connector. I can try to ohm out the front panel cable and see what wires do what. I don't really need another USB port on the front, but making it work would be a nice touch, and an interesting challenge.
It would go to the middle connector here.
What prompted me to want more USB ports? A USB scanner.
This is the one I'm thinking about buying. This Canon scanner is USB bus powered, and it will fit on top of the two machines and combined with Pisces I and II, it make the top line of the Pi symbol--how appropriate!
Scanner Dimensions: (WxDxH): 9.9 x 14.4 x 1.6 in; Weight: 3.6 lbs.
It is a little short to bridge the top of both Pisces I and II, I can live with that. I'm glad it fits in between the gaps of the handles--12". It won't be in the way up there, it is light if I ever have to move it, and with and only one wire going to it, it will be neater.
What else?
I'm still trying to find a G5 optical drive mount.
Does anyone have one? I can't seem to get any information about parts from Apple. They are such a PITA about small parts. I think I may go into business reselling small parts for people like me, who like to tinker.
And I'm still looking for a really thin piano hinge for the door. I found one but it is too thick for my door. I did find a nice magnetic latch which operates by pushing in to release--so no need for a handle on the front. I can cut off the two tie wraps I'm using for a handle. The magnet is weak and far enough away from the drives not to be a problem. I can hot glue the steel plate to the door. All this happens when I get my fan control and temperature panel completed--coming up!
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She served all over the world, including Colombia, Austria, China, Cote d'Ivoire, Germany and Canada. She was a pilot an spoke 14 languages, with fluency in German, French, Spanish, Mandarin, Nepali and Bengali, according to the school. Nevato, where Houghton had a home at the time of her death, is a city in northern California near San Francisco Bay and about 10 miles from San Rafael.


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Alright, there is a lot of buzz going on right now about BoA Chest pieces coming out in 3.2. As such, I went and did a little research to find the information for you.
I see no reason to waste time with further chatter, so on with the details!
Does Bonus Exp From BoA Chests Stack With BoA Shoulders?
It has been confirmed that the 10% experience bonuses offered by the new BoA Chests do stack with the BoA Shoulders.
There you have it, +20% experience when wearing these two pieces together. If you use the Recruit A Friend bonus, then you get 320% experience total. If you do not use RAF, but you do have Rested Experience saved up, then you get +120% experience.
But no, RAF and Rested do not stack themselves, so as of 3.2 you can either do 320% bonus exp with RAF plus both Heirloom pieces, or 120% if you have both pieces and are rested but are not using RAF.
[Update: Apparently the cost plan fell through or something got changed. The cost of all BoA Chests is currently 40 Emblems of Heroism. No information released yet on whether this was an error, intentional, plans to be changed, etc.]
Show Me The Goods!
Without further delay, here are the new Heirloom Chest pieces:
|Tattered Dreadmist Robe
|60 cs*
|Dreadmist Robe
|STATS: +16 Stamina, +16 Intellect, +21 Spirit, +25 Spell Power
|Preened Ironfeather Breastplate
|Spell Leather
|60 cs*
|Ironfeather Breastplate
|STATS: +16 Stamina, +16 Intellect, +21 Spirit, +25 Spell Power
|Stained Shadowcraft Tunic
|60 cs*
|Shadowcraft Tunic
|STATS: +32 Stamina, +21 Hit Rating, +43 Attack Power
|Mystical Vest of Elements
|Spell Mail
|60 cs*
|Vest of Elements
|STATS: +16 Stamina, +16 Intellect, 10 MP5, +25 Spell Power
|Champion's Deathdealer Breastplate
|60 cs*
|Deathdealer Breastplate
|STATS: +21 Agility, +21 Stamina, +14 Intellect, +43 Attack Power
|Polished Breastplate of Valor
|60 cs*
|Breastplate of Valor
|STATS: +24 Strength, +24 Stamina, +21 Critical Strike Rating
cs*: Champion's Seal
All of the new chest pieces will be found in Icecrown, and all of them will cost 60 Champion's Seals. The link above will give you information on the seals themselves. [Update: People on the PTR say the cost is currently 40 rather than 60, and that the cost is in existing emblems rather than Champion Seals. Right now who knows what's right? I will keep this updated as more information is presented to me.]
All of these chest pieces have Equip: Experience gained from killing monsters and completing quests increased by 10%. (Just thought I would throw that in there before the question was asked.)
Item Level Calculations
You can follow this link to find a calculator to help you find the stats at various levels. I do not know how accurate it is, but this is the best I could find.
The site gives you two drop down boxes and two buttons to click. The first drop down and its associated button will look at whatever item you have selected and tell you what type of item it is at various levels. For instance, if there is a Leather Chest that becomes Mail at level 40, then it will tell you at which levels those changes are made.
The second drop down and it's associated button will look for all heirloom items for whatever level you selected from the drop down list.
The one issue I have with the site is that it will not let you look for a single item of a single level to get all of the stats from just that item. You either see only what type of armor it is and at which levels it changes its type, or you will see every heirloom item in the game for the level that you picked. It's not a bad site, and it does work fairly well, it just has not been optimized at this time.
All of the information you see here was gathered from either WoWWiki or WoWHead.


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Linux and Android reversible debugging specialist Undo Software this month releases UndoDB version 4. The firm's "reversible" tagline comes from its software's ability to record a program's execution and then "wind the tape" back and forth in real-time to get a clear picture of their program's execution to examine bugs.
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GNCC Bonspiels
Raymond G. Kayser Memorial Bonspiel (mixed)Thursday-Sunday, February 9-12, 2017
Broomstones Curling Club
Francis Dykes Memorial Bonspiel (men)Wednesday-Sunday, March 2-5, 2017
Utica Curling Club
Elisabeth Childs Challenge (women)Thursday-Sunday, March 9-12, 2016
Belfast Curling Club
Rules and Qualifications for GNCC 5-and-Under Events
^Note: All GNCC entry forms must be certified by a club officer to verify team eligibility. If your membership does not include GNCC dues you must pay GNCC and USCA dues ($41) in order to compete. See membership classifications.
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Wednesday night's city council public comment session brought out a number of powerful opinions from the community.
Mayor Dan Clark opened the council by announcing an anticipated but highly charged discussion item regarding the "re-visioning" process for the Measure L Advisory Committee had been pulled, noting it was not a universal decision.
Vice Mayor Chip Holloway and Mayor Pro Tem Jason Patin were the only ones to overtly state their positions. Holloway wanted it off while Patin indicated he had wanted it discussed.
Sharon Paxton was the first to take the stand, stating the agenda item was the reason that brought her out and that the city needed Measure L and its committee.
"I want to remind you of how you went door-to-door, talked to people and encouraged them to vote for it," Paxton said. "It was to go to streets and to public safety. It wasn't to go to special interest groups."
Paxton pointed out it was the community's expectation the council represent the people.
Jim Fallgatter took the stand next as he calmly but enthusiastically thanked the council for pulling the agenda item.
"I'm assuming it was for very positive reasons and that this whole issue of re-visioning will soon be put behind us," Fallgatter said. "It was misguided and sent a huge wrong message to our city."
He said his takeaway from attending the Jan. 14 committee meeting was that the committee was doing an outstanding job, praising Salvatore's budget baseline as a necessary asset
Former Councilman Jerry Taylor put forth his reason for being at Wednesday's meeting was for the city. Taylor said he had advocated and walked for Measure L and the city needed it.
"But what this city also needs is five years from now Measure XYZ," he said. He said it was a matter of worrying "not about the battle in front of you but the next war."
He charged that the council should be thinking about credibility when the matter came up in five years.
Taylor recommended pushing forward a balanced draft budget without Measure L, and then augment it with Measure L funds. He said hard decisions would be made without that budget, including the possibility of a police officer.
"But you would also have to cut other things that you are currently not cutting," he said.
The idea appeared to garner positive feedback, with Patin commenting at the end of the meeting as something the council should pursue.
Tom Wiknich took the stand, stating that perception was reality to some people and that the documents presented regarding the mayor's suggestions were one such perception of matters discussed by the entire council.
"There is a perception that there are some things are going on behind the scene," he said "These documents make it seem that way."
City Attorney Keith Lemieux responded that it was at city legal's request, citing an opportunity to speak with committee members individually. This drew some concern from Wiknich and members of the public.
Phil Salvatore pointed out that any proposal of a potential parks and recreation district would encompass the entire valley, not just the confines of city, but would require trust.
"How the council deals with Measure L will determine a Parks and Recreation district," he said.
Council Comments
The council stayed mum on the entire issue during public comment, but addressed it in their own way during closing council comment.
"I think we're moving in the wrong direction with the re-visioning," Jim Sanders said. He said the committee would be better left as it was. "The way I read it (the ordinance), they are doing what we intended them to do."
He pointed out that from his perspective, the initial staff involvement time would rapidly decrease now that a baseline had been established
"I think it was unwise to attack this issue and I think we're losing public confidence," he said.
Vice Mayor Chip Holloway said that while the intent was good and honorable, it was being twisted from both sides. He commended Salvatore's report, whether or not it was in the Measure L committee's scope.
"It's information that's been needed in this community for a long time," he said. He said it was an invaluable asset that might help extend the measure in five years.
Patin pointed out that there was value in the committee's work and did not mind if it continued, but also pointed out neither had a cat in the other's fight, and should not be giving direction to one another.
Patin lambasted any accusations and rumors of money being spent on things other than police and streets.
Councilwoman Lori Acton spoke up, asking first if any Measure L money had come in and if it had been spent beforehand. Clark confirmed an approximate $250,000 had come in, and that the city had borrowed from other funds in advance to help with public safety expenditures.
Acton said the misconceptions that the committee should be disbanded were not true.
"Nobody said that," she said.
Fallgatter interjected from the audience that it was untrue, pointing out a letter had been presented at the Jan. 14 meeting.
Clark politely reprimanded Fallgatter, reminding him that Acton had the stand.
"And this is why I am angry," Acton said, "because there is no respect."
Salvatore called out to stop lying, and again Clark issued a warning.
"This is council comment. You had your chance to speak and no one said a word," Clark said.
Salvatore left the chambers following that.
Acton continued, again pointing out the council said nothing about dissolving the Measure L committee.
"It's very frustrating when things are misconstrued," noting that while intentions were good, it didn't come across that way. "What we need to do now is clear the air so to speak and fix that and go forward."
Acton touched on Patin's comment that the committee and council's duties were different, calling out that the people who spoke on the issue during public comment were no longer present to hear the comments.
Garver pointed out from the stands that the reason for a large departure was because the item had been pulled and dialogue nixed in the process, calling it sandbagging the issue.
Patin cautioned that the council had not spoken over anyone during public comment, and should show respect if it was expected.
Clark called the whole matter a blessing, as they could deal with the matter now rather than later, no matter how much it hurt.
"We're going to make this work," he said. "It's critical to the community."


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Peripheral artery disease (PAD) is disease of any blood vessel that is not part of the heart or brain. PAD is caused by deposits of fatty material in arteries of the legs. Since arteries carry oxygen-rich blood to the cells of the body, a reduction in blood flow can cause organ failure.
PAD is usually caused by a gradual buildup of plaque called atherosclerosis that happens within the arteries. Other causes include blood clots or embolisms, congenital heart disease, and inflammation of the blood vessels called vasculitis.
PAD can be hereditary. You also may get PAD if you are overweight or obese , or have hypertension , diabetes , or high cholesterol . Unhealthy lifestyle choices such as smoking, eating a high-fat diet, and not getting enough exercise lead to PAD.
Risk Factors
PAD is more common in men and in people over 50 years of age. Other factors that increase your chance of developing PAD include:
- Family history of PAD
- Diabetes
- Smoking
- High blood pressure or family history of high blood pressure
- Stroke or family history of stroke
- High cholesterol or family history of high cholesterol
Symptoms of PAD are related to the organ or part of the body deprived of blood. This includes:
- Pain, fatigue, aching, tightness, weakness, cramping or tingling in the leg(s) brought on by exercise that goes away when resting
- Numbness and pain of the legs or feet at rest
- Cold hands, legs, or feet
- Loss of hair on the legs and/or feet
- Paleness or blueness of the legs
- Weak or absent pulse in the leg
- Sores, ulcer, or infection of the feet and legs that heal slowly
- Erectile dysfunction
- Swelling in lower extremities
- Muscle atrophy
You will be asked about your symptoms and medical history. A physical exam will be done.
During the exam, your doctor may:
- Check the strength of the pulse in the leg arteries
- Listen for a whooshing sound in a leg artery or the abdomen using a stethoscope
- Check blood pressure at various points in the leg and compare it to the normal arm blood pressure
- Conduct a treadmill test
Your bodily fluids may be tested. This can be done with blood tests.
Images help evaluate blood vessels and surrounding structures. This can be done with:
Your heart activity may need to be tested. This can be done with an electrocardiogram (EKG).
Early treatment can slow or stop the disease. Talk with your doctor about the best treatment plan for you. Treatment options include the following:
Lifestyle Changes
- Smoking cessation
- Diabetes control
- Blood pressure control
- Increased physical activity—such as a walking program
- Weight loss , if overweight
- Low-saturated fat, low-cholesterol diet
- Foot care
—very important for people with diabetes:
- Shoes that fit properly
- Proper treatment of all foot injuries—healing is slowed when circulation is poor, so the risk of infection is higher
The following medications may be prescribed:
- Blood thinners to reduce blood clots
- Pain medication
- Statins to lower cholesterol
- Vasodilators to widen arteries
Invasive Procedures
Procedures may include:
- Balloon angioplasty —a balloon is inflated in the artery to stretch it
- Stent implant—a wire mesh tube is placed in the artery; the stent expands and stays in place, keeping the artery open
- Laser treatment
- Atherectomy —a tube called a catheter is used to remove plaque inside a blood vessel
Surgery to open up narrowed arteries is performed in severe cases:
- Endarterectomy —the lining of the artery is removed, along with plaque build up
- Bypass surgery—a vein from another part of the body or a synthetic graft replaces the vessel
General guidelines to prevent PAD include lifestyle changes, smoking cessation, and adhering to any treatment plans for other health conditions.
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Manchester man charged in 2012 murder of Daniel LangloisBy PAUL FEELY
New Hampshire Union Leader
July 14. 2013 11:36PM
MANCHESTER — A city man was arrested Sunday and charged in connection with a murder in Manchester late last year.
New Hampshire Attorney General Joseph A. Foster and Manchester Police Chief David J. Mara announced late Sunday that an arrest had been made in connection with the homicide of Daniel Langlois, 25, in Manchester on Dec. 27, 2012.
Jesus "Scoobie" Fernandez, 27, of Manchester was arrested Sunday night at 9 p.m. on Route 93, and charged with reckless second-degree murder for allegedly killing Langlois by shooting him with a handgun.
Fernandez is expected to be arraigned on the murder charge Monday at the 9th Circuit Court - District Division - Manchester District Court.
Manchester Police Sgt. Ryan Grant directed all questions regarding the arrest and investigation to Senior Assistant Attorney General Jeffery Strelzin. Strelzin did not immediately return a request for comment late Sunday night.
Langlois died Dec. 27 at Elliot Hospital after being shot once in the head around 3 a.m. near the corner of Nashua and Jane streets, where he had collided with a parked car.
Neighbors who heard the crash told police at the time they saw at least two people get in a third vehicle that fled the scene before officers arrived. Some also reported they believed they heard gunshots.
Langlois was behind the wheel of a Toyota SUV, driving a friend home, when the vehicle collided with a small sedan that was parked on the street, leaving both vehicles in the middle of Jane Street.
According to friends, Langlois worked as a part-time bouncer at Club Realm, located at 43 Amherst St. Relatives said Langlois, had a 3-year-old daughter, Mariah and another child on the way at the time of his death with girlfriend Katrina Warren.
Langlois attended Coe Brown Academy in Northwood, where he graduated with honors in 2005. He was employed by Master Hardware Installers at the time of his death.


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Tom Powell is a guest artist at A Gallery this season. Based on the Greek Island of Hydra, he visited Martha's Vineyard in the Fall of 2016 to paint for three weeks. There are more than a dozen paintings available, in various sizes.