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Maconaquah jumped out quick, taking an early 9-2 lead and stretching it to 19-9 by quarters end. Wabash never had the lead in the quarter and tied the score just once on a Breyton Nealis bucket. Shea Beauchamp got the Apaches within 5, but Maconaquah led by 10 after one.
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On August 30th, I attended my first 3% event and the first 3% Minicon held in Toronto. The day promised speakers, panels, and inspiration around empowering women in creative leadership in advertising.
We sat at Toronto's new Miami Ad School, listening to Kat; learning about her journey and the evolution of The 3%. We heard some of the top women leaders in the industry talk about their arduous journeys to the top of their field. Heidi Hackemer inspired us with her story and the strength of the culture she and her team have built at Wolf & Wilhelmine.
Some of our industry's male leaders talked about what they have done and what they are doing to champion the women on their staff. Daina Middleton talked about #GracewithGrit and shed light upon the characteristics which make women and men leaders different.
It all culminated in a rooftop reception which buzzed with inspired energy.
But there was a problem. That day, there were about 15 men in a room of 200.
When I got back to the office, I was energized. The following week, I hosted a lunch and learn at the office to share my key takeaways from the August 30th session. In preparation, I traded emails with Kat to get some facts and pointers, I did my research, put my deck together, and presented to a room of about 80.
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But there was a problem. I was talking about the importance of diversity at a leadership level, but I was one of only three leaders in the room.I was the only creative director in the room.
So, I attend a conference about empowering women creatives and leadership, and six percent of the audience is men. As powerful as the preaching was, it was being done to the converted.
I come back to the agency to share my new perspective and learnings about empowering female creative talent and leadership, but there were barely any leaders in the room. I too was preaching to the converted.
Let's stop preaching to the converted.
Those I presented to didn't need someone telling them diversity at a leadership level is a good idea. They're young and have emotional intelligence. They know.
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Objective measures of Crohn's Disease (CD) are sought to monitor disease and therapeutic activity. Biopsy mRNA and serum protein analyses were completed to assess the molecular impact of ustekinumab (UST), an anti-IL-12/23 p40 monoclonal antibody, on CD.
The phase 3 UNITI-1 & 2 studies evaluated the safety and efficacy of IV UST induction (I) in patients (pts) with moderately-to-severely active CD who had failed ≥1 TNF antagonists (UNITI-1) or conventional therapies (UNITI-2). UST induction responders (R) entered IMUNITI to evaluate SC UST maintenance (M) therapy. Gene expression was profiled using biopsies from UNITI-1 (n=69) and UNITI-2 (n=170) pts at Iwk0, Iwk8 & Mwk44. UST effects on transcriptome were assessed via Gene Set Variation Analysis (GSVA). Ten protein analytes including SAA, IL17A & F, MMP1, 3 & 9, MPO, TNFa, IFNg & IL6 were measured in serum from UNITI-1 (n=766) & UNITI-2 (n=593) pts at Iwk0, Iwk6, Mwk8 & Mwk44. Serum and biopsies from 14–30 healthy subjects was analyzed as control (cntl) for each dataset. Modulations with |fold change| >1.5× and p<0.05 were considered significant.
Biopsy Transcriptome: CD expression profiles in UNITI-2 pts were significantly normalized by both UST induction and maintenance therapies while the UST normalization was notable in R in UNITI-1 but not significant. A trend of greater effects with UST 90 mg SC q8w vs q12w was observed in both cohorts at Mwk44. Serum: CD pts in UNITI-1 & 2 had similar serum profiles with SAA, IFN-γ, IL-17A & MMP9 significantly elevated vs healthy cntl while the elevation of SAA was greater in UNITI-1. IFNγ was identified as a pharmacodynamic marker, with similar significant modulation by UST in R and non-responders (NR) (greater effects with UST 6 mg/kg vs. 130 mg dosing), but not in PBO-treated pts. SAA & IL-6 were significantly reduced by UST induction in R and less so or not at all in NR. These markers remained reduced with SC UST maintenance. Elevated IL-17A and MMPs in CD were normalized, but not significantly, following UST induction in R. The trend of normalization became larger during UST maintenance, with MMPs achieving significance in UST R in UNITI-2, and IL-17A in both cohorts. TNFa was uniquely elevated in UNITI-1 vs healthy cntl, but it was not significantly normalized by UST therapies. Placebo induction pts did not show notable changes in biopsy mRNA or serum proteins.
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The 112x subscription was the highest for an initial public offering (IPO) of a state-owned company, bolstering the Centre's drive to raise nearly Rs 1 trillion through disinvestments in the remaining half of the fiscal year. Even on an overall basis, the subscription was the highest in 18 months for an IPO.
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Megan and I have been friends since 8th grade and now business partners for the last couple months! It's been a joy collaborating with Megan on this collection because she has been so supportive of my business and I feel lucky to be able to showcase her creative talents. Since we unfortunately don't live in the same town, we cyber-chatted and Megan had me laughing at her honest answers on creative inspiration and commiserating over the need to unplug.
How do you take your coffee?
I don't (haha). In the morning and throughout the day I just drink water, I'm really boring. If we have a gift card to Starbucks I'll usually get a super froo-froo drink, but I don't really consider that coffee. It's mostly just cream and sugar. And I couldn't even tell you what I order, it's usually just the biggest picture on the menu.
So does that mean you don't have a go-to coffee shop or cafe that you like to visit?
Well even though I don't like to drink coffee, I still like to hang out in cafes! There is a cute one by our house that we stop by called School Grounds Cafe. It's local and they have a nice outdoor patio which is great in the summer.
What environment inspires you?
Anywhere outside. I love little details of stuff; things that people might not notice are what I like to look for. I don't shoot a lot indoors because I don't like a lot of indoor things (haha). I'm very laid back with my photography. It might be because I don't travel a lot, but it's pretty much gardens or parks that I seek out.
What other creative outlets do you like to explore?
Sewing is something I've started to get back into. I've started to sew little hand warmers and coffee sleeves. I'm terrible at knitting, but I do it anyway (I can attest that she's not terrible because she made Baby O 2 gorgeous hats!). I don't have enough time in a day to finish a project, but I hope to eventually. I like to keep my hands busy but I don't want to sit on my phone playing games so that's why I'm back into knitting and sewing.
What do you think about sending snail mail and cards or letters?
I like to do it, but I don't think i'm a very good writer so I struggle sending a "just because" card other than saying, "just wanted to say hi." I actually just sent a couple recently saying hi; it wasn't much more than that, but just to stay in touch and have someone else get snail mail.
If I could send a card to anyone it would be my grandparents. They've been gone for a few years, but I miss them every day and that's what I'd write to them. My grandpa once told me after my grandma passed away that she had bought so many greeting cards he probably wouldn't ever have to buy any as long as he was alive.
When was the last time you received a card?
It was Tuesday! It was your thank you card from the baby shower. I was excited, it's always nice to see something other than a bill or stuff that goes directly into recycling!
When did you become interested in photography?
Probably in high school. I did a few things for the newspaper, but then didn't really touch it again until Sophomore year in college where I took an introductory course and decided "I kinda like this." At that point I was using my Dad's old camera, so I was working and learning with film.
What is one of the best things you've ever captured on film?
Ha, I really don't know! Madeline Island was cool, but I didn't go there with a purpose of shooting. I don't often go places with the purpose of photographing anything or seeking a certain shot. For the most part I just try to always have my camera on me. It's hard with my daughter now because there is always so much stuff to bring, but we'll go somewhere and if I have my camera with me I'll find inspiration and will take photos.
As a photographer, do you spend a lot of time working with technology?
At my day job I do. I sit at a computer all day working, but not on my own stuff. I'm actually pretty lazy with my own work. It usually sits on my camera until the card is full or I realize I haven't looked at what I shot for 3 months. Which actually kind of makes it better. It's like film, where you can't look at it right away so you revisit it later.
Do you find it important to unplug?
I'm terrible at it, but it would be nice to be better! My husband and I were just talking about how each night we need to stop staring 4 inches from our faces at our phones. We usually try to play board games. We used to play a lot more games with our friends, but it gets harder as you get older so we've amassed a bunch of 2 player games. Once a week we try to turn the TV off, put the phones down, turn the radio on and play the two of us. It's hard, but we're trying to make time for it.
Do you feel technology has changed the way we communicate with each other?
For sure. The big obvious way is that I still keep in touch with friends I haven't seen in 10 or 12 years because they are friends on Facebook. I wouldn't keep in touch with them normally, but I see glimpses into their lives, which is actually kind of weird. I think it can be good and bad depending on the situation because you can always just block them. It's not a bad thing, it's good to see these people, but not have the pressure of calling or texting everyone you've ever known.
What is the easiest way you connect with other people?
I'm kind of all over. It depends on who it is, I guess really. I'm more of a one-on-one but if I know that the person is not big into talking on the phone I'll reach out their way. So if I haven't talked to or seen them in a long time and I know they like texts, I'll just send them a text saying I know they're busy but I'm thinking of them. Definitely depends on the person. Sometimes it's the only way to keep in touch with people, but I much prefer to see them in person.
Thanks Megan, I love getting to know how other creatives operate! If you want to hear more about what Megan had to say about each card in her collection head over to her page or check out her Etsy shop here.


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Inside Jeffrey Epstein's Lavish House of Horrors: Life-Size Dolls, Porn and More
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Docs May Expose Powerful Politicians & Businessmen After Billionaire Arrested for Sex Trafficking — Jeffrey Epstein - Which Heavy Politicians Did What on the Lolita Express and Orgy Island?
Chances are, you're already well aware that Jeffrey Epstein is a weird guy. But what authorities recently found in a search of his East Side Manhattan apartment takes the word "weird" to a whole new level.
According to USA Today, federal documents stated that federal agents used crowbars to pry open the doors of his seven-story residence and, upon searching, discovered a "vast trove of lewd photographs" of women, some of whom appeared to be underage.
The pictures were reportedly meticulously organized and locked in a safe inside his home, which is beyond bizarre and textbook creepy.
The memo, which the Southern District of New York produced, described the search to convince a federal judge that Epstein should not be freed pending trial for sex trafficking charges for which he was arrested on July 6.
Aside from evidence discovered that support the sex trafficking charges, agents discovered "hundreds – and perhaps thousands – of sexually suggestive photographs of fully – or partially – nude females." Reportedly while investigators poured through the vile discoveries, one of the photographed girls "was underage at the time the relevant photographs were taken." […] (go read the rest)
Poor sick bastard. I hope he gets his heart right with Jesus Christ before it is too late to do so!
Sic vis pacem para bellum
Fight Accordingly
Igitur qui desiderat pacem, praeparet bellum
(If you want peace, prepare for war.)
Sic Semper Tyrannis!
Death to Tyrants
"Be still and know that I am God: …" Psalm 46:10


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THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1955 BI.YTHEVII.l.E (ARK.) COURIER NEWS PAGE NINE Grapefruit, Cactus Leagues Open Play Today; Giants Idle Br LARRY MERCHANT With opening day only a month away, 14 major league, teams move into the Grapefruit and Cactus League phase of baseball's spring training today. Seven exhibition games are on order, including one after-dinner affair between Brook lyn and Milwaukee at Miami. Five other openers are scheduled in Florida: New York Yank ees vs. St. Louis Cardinals; Washington Senators vs. Boston Red Sox; Cincinnati Redlegs vs Chicago White Sox; Detroit Tigers vs. Philadelphia Phillies and Kansas City A's vs. Pittsburgh Pirates. ¥ * ¥ * * # In the three-team Cactus League, Lopez Says Indians' Positions Aren't Set the American League champion Cleveland Indians play the Chicago Cubs at Tucson, Ariz. The world champion New York Giants cool their spikes until tomorrow when they launch their exhibition schedule where they left off in October— aganlst the Indians. Baltimore, which switched training bases from Arizona to Florida this year. Ls also Idle. The Orioles open with Cincinnati Tomorrow. Some managers will start "experimental" lineups for the inaugurals but most pilots are leading with their aces. Casey Stengel, starting his seventh season at the Yankee helm, wants a fast look-see at his Baltimore import Bullet Bob Turley. Turley, who came to the Yanks In that big winter deal, will pitch the first three innings against rookie Larry Jackson of the Cardinals. Managers Chuck Dressen of Washington and Pinky Biggins of Boston are going with a couple of fastballing right-hand r s . Bob Porterfield and Fran)- Sullivan. Yearlings Al Schroll and Al Curtis will follow the 6-7 Sullivan to the mound for Boston. Three rookies will toil for Detroit as Bucky Harris takes charge of the Tigers for the first time. Opposing them for the Phillies will be the big guy himself, Robin Roberts. Bob Carver, 18*8 with Denver in 1954, has been given the first three- Inning job for Pittsburgh by Fred Haney. Lou Boudreau, another of the managers with new teams, will counter with Marion Frlcano, Carl Duser and Bill Oster. Towering Gene Conley has drawn the starting assignment for Milwaukee and rookie Ed Roebuck, with a highly touted fast ball, for Brooklyn. Mike Garcia is Al Lope?.' choice to start things off for Cleveland against rookie Joe Stanka for Stan Hack's Cubs. Virgil Trucks (9-12) will be the first of three White Sox pitchers for Marty Marlon. Art Fowler (1210) has the nod for Birdie Teb- belts' Redlegs. 2 Card Rookies Will Pitch 1st Spring Game ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. Ifl — Rookie hurlers Larry Jackson. Floyd Woolrldge and Barney Schultz will split the St. Louis Cardinal pitching chores today In their opening Grapefruit League game with the New York Yankees. Bob Turley. Whltcy Ford and Tom Morgan are csheduled to go tor the New Yorkers. Outfielder Stan Muslnl will be By JACK STEVENSON TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) — There is a mistaken idea, says Manager Al Lopez, that the American League champion' Cleveland Indians will-stand pat on their 1954 outfit. "We're not set like a lot of people think," he explained as the Indians met the Chicago Cubs today in the first of their exhibition games. "There are several positions yet to be decided. There are several young fellows we have to look over." season, would like that starting assignment. Rookie Hank Agulrre, up from Reading, Pa., is getting attention and veteran Le/ty Bill Wight, who played for San Diego last season, isn't counted out. Veteran right-hander Bob Feller counts on another good season with spot assignments. At. first base Vic Werlz is No. 1 as expected but Dale Mitchell, previously an outfielder, makes a bid along with Altobelli. Al Rosen at third and George Strickland at shortstop appear secure. The same is true of Bobby Avila at second when he signs. The outfield Is filled with talent so an interesting battle develops. Home run hitter Ralph Kiner, acquired from the Cubs after 1854. probably has the hardest fight of his career for a regular job. Larry Doby In center and Al Smith In an adjacent field appear well assured. But fighting for the other spot .along with Kiner are the rookie Colavlto, veterans Dave Pope and Wally Westlake plus Harry Simpson, trying for a big league comeback after spending 1954 with Indianapolis. Dave Philley, currently a holdout, played in 133 games last season, so can't be counted out. Newcomers given strong chances include catcher Hank Foiles, first baseman Joe Altobelli, outfielder Rocco Colavito and, of course, left- handed pitcher Herb Score. AH four spent 1054 with Inalanapolls of the American Assn. Lopez would like a strong left- handed pitcher to gu with right, banders Bob Lemon, Earlyn Wynn, Art Houtteman and Mike Garcia On the front line. Score might fill the, bill, but Don Mossl, an outstanding southpaw reliefer last St. Louis GG Boxers Favored ToWmTourney CHICAGO W>—St. Louis is favored to repeat for the Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions title tonight in amateur boxing's big showdown at Chicago Stadium. St. Louis has five survivors for the .semifinals which will be followed by the finals to determine the squad to represent Chicago against New York's best In the intercity bout* at the stadium March 31. In three days of preliminary skirmishing at the stadium last week, St. Louts piled up 17 points, one for each bout won. Louisville has 15 and Kansas City 14 In the close team competition. Dick Wall of Tulsa, Oklft.. Is the only holdover champion still in the running. The 147-pounder was a 1953 winner in Chicago. All three 1954 defending champions who returned have been eliminated. the only veteran In the Cardinal lineup. Bill Vlrdon and Harry Elliott are the other outfielders. Tom Alston At first, Don Blaslnghame at second, Ken Boyer at short and either Jerry Thomas and Ron Plaza at third complete the infield with Hal Smith catching. Seeded Teams Remain In NAIA Tournament KANSAS CITY l.fi — Only seeded teams remained today among the eiRht survivors In the National In- tercollegiznte Basketball Tournament. Including top seeded Western Illinois College. The Illinois team, hard pressed in winning its second round tilt, runs Into tough Gustavus Adolphus of St. Peter, Minn., tonight In the four-game quarterfinals slate. Western Illinois ran up an early lead against the Kirksvllle (Mo) Teachers last night but the Mis- sourlans bounced back and came within a couple of points of victory. The final score was 86-85. Gustavus Adolphus, the No. 5 seeded team, earned its quarterfinal berth by beating Texas Southern, the only all-Negro college team In the tournament 07-55. Another top survivor, Beloit (Wls) College, trounced Florida State of Tallahassee 110-88 In .the second round to mark up a new one-game scoring record. The two team total bettered '— four points a mark set in the 1053 meet when Hamllne whipped Mississippi Southern 102-92. Beloit, seeded No. 2, meets East Texas State tonight. East Texas romped to » 2-30 halftlme lead over Sothwestern (Kan) College and coasted to A 94-78 victory In the second round. East Texaa hit 51.6 er cent of (heir shots to 40.3 for Southwestern. In other second round games Arkansas Tech, a quartet-finalist last year, ousted Atlantic Christian College of Wilson. N. C. 93-74. The high scoring Southeastern (6kla) Savages walloped Nebraska Wesleyan 106*69. In the first round the Oklahomans broke a team-scoring record in whipping Middle Tennessee Teachers, 120-67. Alderson-Broaddus College of Phllll. W. Va., defeated Qulncy (111) College 86-84 and the College of Steubenville (Ohio) beat Louisiana Tech 90-65. Approximately 9,000 spectators watched last night's games In Municipal Auditorium and more than 4,000 saw the afternoon slute. Finals In the annual 32-tcam tournament will be played Saturday night. t. Tonight's schedule: 6:00—Steubenville vs Southeastern Oklahoma. 7:30—East Texas vs Beloit. 9:00 — Qustavus Adolphui vs Western Illinois. 10:00—Alderson-Broaddus vs. Ar- 'kansas Tech. COMING SOON Bob Logan Announces a Beautiful New Porcelain Enamel Texaco Service Station Now Under Construction (Station Will Re l,*>*c<t Locally) at the Corner of Ash and Division Tour With Texaco ... Let us heat your home and power your farm i * Basketball Scores By THE ASSOCIATED FRESH NAIA Tourney .• (second round) Western Ulinoi* M, Klrksvllle (Mo) 85 -6 Beloit 110, Florida State 88 East Texan M, Southwestern (Kan) 78 Southeastern Okla 106, Nebraska Wesleyan 69 Steubenvllle (Ohio) 90, Louisiana Tech 65 Alderson - Broaddui (WVA) 88, Qulncy (111) M OUBtavua Adolphus (Minn) 67, Texas Southern 55 Arkansas Tech 93, Atlantic Christian 74 Ivy League Playoff Princeton 86, Columbia 69 69 (Princeton wins league title and NCAA-tourney berth; Natl Junior College Tourney Arkansas City (Kan) 76, Phoenix 54 (second round) Hannibal - LaGrangc (Mo) 82, East Central (Miss) 66 (second round) Coffeyville (Kan) 78, Boise (Idaho) 70 (first round) Moberly (Mo) 111, Howard County (Biff Spring, Tex) 60 (first round) Tyler (Tex) 87, Jacksonville (Fla) 86 (losers' bracket, Jacksonville eliminated) ARKANSAS AAU BASKETBALL At Conway By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Little Rock Junior College 84, Mount Ida 67 Legionnaires of El Dorado 74, Penrson of Pine Bluff 41 Jonesboro Frolics 83, Columbia Motors of Magnolia 77 BIG LEAGUE ROOKIES ... No. 1 Elston Howard's Big Bat May Land Steady Spot in Yank Outfield By HARRY GRAYSON NEA Sports Editor DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. — (NEA) — Elston Gen» Howard will be the first Negro ever to wear Yankee flannels in a championship game. Paul Richards is positive of that, following the 18-playcr trade in which the wily new manager of the Orioles picked up five years or more of slack in what had been a sadly neglected farm system. Richards, you see, wanted Howard and his distance bat, but realized that tremendous social pressure, among other factors, would not permit the New York Americans to swap the most-valuable player in the League. Princeton in NCAA; Must Play LaSalle By SHELDON SAKOWITZ The Associated Press Princeton rooters celebrated the Tigers' Ivy League basketball championship today and the automatic berth in the NCAA Tournament that goes with it. But their jubilation may be short-lived for tomorrow Princeton plays defending champion LaSalle in the regional playoffs at Philadelphia. Princeton put nn a second-half surge to crush Columbia 86-69 last night in a league playoff at Rutgers in New Brunsv/ick, N.J., ending the closest Ivy race in the league's 53-year-old history. The Tigers, Columbia and Penn finished the season in an unprecedented triple tie, each with a 10-4 record. Columbia disposed of Penn in the first playoff game Monday. Princeton's Hal Haabestad and John Devoe scored 28 and 22 points with superb jump shooting. Chet Forte, Columbia's 5-9 sophomore, kept the Lions in the game with a .19-point output before the Tigers' defenders stopped him cold. The Tigers, who received a first- round bye in the NCAA Tournament, have won seven of their last eight starts. LaSalle, which downed West Virginia 95-61 Tuesday, has won 10 straight. Canlsius and Villanova clash in the other NCAA regional game at Philadelphia. Double-headers also will be held at Evanston, 111.; Manhattan, Kan.; and Corvallis, Ore., tomorrow and Saturday. Eight teams were eliminated In first-round games Tuesday and the field now numbers 16. The regional playoffs will trim the field to four for the semifinal and finals at Kansas City March 18-19. The remainder of Friday's second-round schedule: at Evanston, Marquette faces Kentucky and Penn State meets Iowa; at Man- Pro Basketball Results By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Rochester 100. Syracuse 97 Philadelphia 102, Minneapolis 8: ASC Trackman Returns Carl Lacy of Caruthersville, Mo. will be one of the returning squad- men on Coach John Rauth's track team at Arkansas State College. Lacy Is one of the ten Squadmen returning lor the seven scheduled meets this year. FUEL OIL G. 0. POETZ OIL CO. 1 Sell That Stuff" Phone 2-2089 Visit Conny's Conoco Service, Ash & Division MERCHANTS LUNCH-75? SOUTHERN STYLE CRACKLIN' BREAD SERVED DAILY "Mom" Rice's Home Made Pica Italian Spaghetti — Chicken & Dumplings DRIVE IN RAZORBACK hattan, Bradley squares off against Southern Methodist and Colorado clashes with Tuisa; at Corvallis, Seattle plays Oregon State and San Francisco, the nation's No. 1 team, tangles with Utah. The winners of Friday's games meet Saturday. THE YANKEES SOUGHT the young fireballer. Bob Turley, and Shortstop Bill Hunter, ' Richards used the Howard argument as a wedge ui fill two positions with excellent, prospects. They are big Hal Smith and towering Gus Triandos. Not a few diamond appraisers regard Smith, the American Asso- nence. Richards was pictured as hypno- Hunter and junk for Smith, Triandos, Gene Woodling, Willie Miranda, Harry Byrd, Jim McDonald, Bill Miiler and Den Leppert and Kal SegrisL, the Latter pair infielders who hit well in the higher minors. It doesn't, sound like a good j deal, but the one-time Boy Won- ! der of Waxahachie assures you he I had his eyes wide open all the • while. A CAKLQAD OF COURAGE was required to deal Turley, the potential Bob Feller, but Richards, the gambler, had to do it or run a j franchise for the glorification of' one player. He realizes that his entire future rides on the gigantic swap. If the Yankees resume their pennant-winning and the orange- chested Orioles once more wind up no better than seventh or in the cellar. Professor Paul will have to do a lot of explaining. But the Lord Baltimore's* plight demanded daring action, and if the worst comes, Richards is an old hand at being second guessed. As for Howard, Richards sees him as an outfielder. "Howard is a rousing hitter (21 doubles, 16 trip- lea, 22' home runs, 108 runs-batted- in and a .330 for Toronto)," says Richards, his eyes following a particularly handsome craft in Daytona Beach's Municipal Yacht Basin. "But I doubt that he is ready to catch in the American League. "Even if Howard could catch up here now, he wouldn't get a chance to prove it for three or four years, or as long as Yogi Berra is able to move, and Yog hadn't slowed down any the last time I looked. My guess is that Howard. wiiJ see more service in the outfield than as a catcher, nd Trader 1 Casey Stengel originally switched him from the outfield to catching, you'll recall." International CaruthersvilleGG Team Wins Six In Senath Tourney SENATH — Louis Cook of Caruthersville scored a first round knockout in the semi-finals of SenatiVi three-day Golden Gloves boxing tournament here last, night. Caruthersville won six matchei and lost one. The winners will return tonight for the finals of the tournament. Cook knocked out Connie Campbell in 25 seconds of their 135-pound novice battle. Roy Smith, Caruthersville Negro, won by a second round TKO over Curtis Green, Senath Negro, in a 155 pound novice event. Smith also knocked Green down in the first round. Clark Stone of Caruthersville, took a split decision over Dean Harvey of Senath in a 136-pound novice contest. Huey Robertson of •Caruthersville won a decision over Glen Hais' lip of Senath in a 102-pound sub- novice match. Steve Shepard, 134- pound Caruthersville Negro, won a split decision from Willie Phillips, i 134-pound Senath Negro, in a no- I vice bout. Talmadge McCoy of Caruthersville lost a decision to Tommle Martin of Sikeston in a 130-pound novice contest. Floyd Owens 175-pound Ca- nithersville Negro won default over Lloyd Bogard, 164-pounder from Caraway, Ark. In an exhibition bout Owens went against "One Round" Brown, a 185 _ pound Senath Negro. No decision a"c7eptably fo7 Birmingham 1 "in 1953. i was rendered. "If Triandos can be taught to j get that big bat of his around in} things encourages Paul Richards lime," beams Richards, "we could [ to believe that he 'wasn't so dumb have another Jimmy Foxx or Hank when he passed Bob Turley to the Greenberg." Yankees, who didn't dream he The prospect of this and other j would. BOTH SMITH AXD TRIANDOS are 24, and, next to Woodling, Richards prefers talking about them. Triandos' batting mark bare!y dipped below .300 Last season for M homer 5 totting Jack Gardner Has Top Record After Only Two Years at Utah SALT LAKE CITY >fi — Coach' Jack Gardner will take his Utah. University Redskins to the NCAA basketball playoffs at Corvallis, Ore. This weekend as the No. 7' team in the nation after only two years as head coach. The Skyline Conference champs have run up a remarkable record under Gardner. When he came to head the Utes in 1953, they were in the conference cellar. This year's season record of 23 wins against three losses Is the best in the school's history. The Redskins have averaged 78.6 points a game, also a record, They've held opponents to 58.2 points a game which ranks them fourth in the nation on defense. The squad cleared 1,637 rebounds for a new school record, and also makes them fourth in the nation. But- this is the way Gardner does things, Before coming to Utah, he coached Kansas State Into the national basketball limelight. In the nine .years he was there, K- State won two Big Seven Conference championships, was tanked in the top 10 oE the nation for seven years, and wa.s • runner up to Kentucky in 1951 in he NCAA finals. Your Best Way to Switch Tubeless Tires Don't settle for leas than the U. S. Royal Master or th« U. S. Royal 8 a« you make your switch to tubeleM tires! Come in right now—find out how easily you can put these great new tubelee* tire* on your car. We have them in aU «ije«—to fit your present .wheels. 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After years of weekly writing tips being the staple here, things are getting a bit weird in my life. I consider this site a sort of log of my writing history, a home if you will, and this home is getting redecorated a bit.
I'm not planning anything too drastic, so don't worry, there will still be plenty of writing tips along my journey. My experiments in posting more philosophical pieces have done well, so expect to see more of that, and more posts in general.
Not even going to lie, and I think it's safe to admit after three years, I have been trying to grow a bit of a following here so that I'll have more people to tell about my books and projects to help kick-start a very difficult part of the writing process – Discovery.
That's not to say that the whole site is simply an advertisement, it isn't, but it's clear that even my readers want more than one or two posts per week, and stuffing whole blocks into long posts isn't doing the trick. I need to be a little more prolific here, and give you guys and gals some more insight about a part of me that seems to attract the most attention. That is my philosophy and my woodland trials and tribulations.
Get to the point, Marty!
Okay, so here it is. I'm going to try writing more posts, and being more infrequent about posting. I'm not going to adhere to an "every Thursday" philosophy anymore, because it really doesn't work, on this blog or any other. When I read a post by Mandie Hines, I really don't care what day of the week it is. I don't find myself looking forward to a certain day where I can read a piece of poetry from her (I like her site, and you should check it out if you get a chance). I instead flip through my email each day and see what I feel like devoting twenty or thirty minutes to before I start a new writing session.
I don't think my feelings on this matter are isolated, correct me if I'm wrong.
Therefore, if you have a writing question or something that you would like me to cover (actually that reminds me, I had a good one recently), send it on over. If you have a piece of flash you would like me to publish here, as Dr. Dugar did with this post, you can feel free to query me with the story idea. If you want me to do some kind of expose about one of my little projects, tell me. I'm always here, even when I'm not.
My plan from here forward is to ad-hock my posts instead of pretending that anyone cares about a set posting schedule or one more email in their box. By the way, you can subscribe to the blog in the sidebar if you want to receive updates.
All my Projects
WriteFarmLive is my hub, my home, the center of all my social and book focus, and it needs to be more of that and less of some crusade to give writing tips. Every other writing blog in the universe is doing that. Not all of them are doing a special project for NaNo this year, and I'm sure none of them are building an off-grid cabin out in the middle of nowhere.
While thinking about what makes this blog special and unique, it's me. So I want to open my life up and share a lot more of it with you, my beloved readers who keep coming back week after week. I think upon my regular commenters as friends, and we've all exchanged more than a handful of emails with each other. It isn't fair that you should have to go to my facebook or twitter page to figure out what the hell is going on with me. So I'm changing the focus to put it here first, rather than there.
I'm still building the Gecko Print Publishing website to be all that it can be. My first product launch for the new pivot was a total flop, so I went back to the drawing board and reached out to a few internet marketers, asking them plainly what it is they would like to see. From what I can gather, they want fresh new content that will teach them something. In other words, authoritative articles instead of the same repeated crap from ten minutes of "research" on fifteen articles that all say the same exact thing. (Content creators will know what I mean by this) Hopefully, my new product on Astronomy will blow their mind, and subscribers to GPP will likely get some free products out of the deal.
Stone's Shadow is on its way out the door. Early copies will be mailed soon to my investors. If you want to know how to become one, just shoot me an email. It costs $100 for the subscription. I won't even bother sending you to the gofundme page, because I'd rather tell you about it personally through email. Come October 11th..or 13th, or whenever, it's on the Amazon page, it'll be live, so I hope you check it out and like it. It's on pre-order for the paperback everywhere and the Kindle book is on sale for 99cents until release, when it'll go back up to the normal $2.99 price point.
The house is coming along. I'm still sick, so I couldn't spend all day out there, but I got in three hours this morning of attaching metal fittings to the joists to add some bonus security and reduce creep. Day 9 of that project has started, but I'll finish it at another time. Next step is subfloor and then walls. Should start looking more like a house very shortly here. I also picked up a 2nd-hand exterior door from Habitat for Humanity for $55 bucks (they sell for around $150 or higher at the lumber store) and priced out some small windows. The guy at the lumber store gave me some tips and walked me through the new-construction install process, so that was nice of him. He answered my remaining questions. On closer inspection of door framing, I think I can do that just fine on my own, so I won't be buying that. I have plenty of leftover lumber to make the bits and pieces needed for headers over the doors and windows, so once I buy my studs and sheathing, I'll be ready to make some walls.
My NaNo project is nearing launch. Basically, in addition to the normal nano stuff, if you are writing a book this November, you can sign up here at WFL for extra prizes for finishing, as well as daily support and motivation to help you along. It's going to be a fun year, so stay tuned for that. If you're a blogger and want to know more about the project, drop me a line.
Oh, I'm also doing something new. I'm trying to start the feedback process super early for my next book, and gaining some last minute insight on the next CORP novel, though I think I figured out my problem area with it. Step one is to head over to geckgoprintpublishing.com and sign up on that email list. When you do, drop me a line in the comment box telling me that you want to be a test reader, and I'll send you all the details. It's being done this way for record keeping purposes to ensure that ideas aren't hijacked and such. I'm getting more risky with my process, and I want readers involved at every possible step. Want to read my books before they come out and help make them more awesome, head over there and sign up. Just go to the contact page.
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Seminario - Artinian quotients having Lefschetz property
Il 10 Aprile, alle ore 16,15, in aula Anile, il Prof. Yong-Su Shin, (Sungshin Women's University - Seoul, South Korea) terra' un seminario dal titolo:
"Artinian quotients having Lefschetz property"
Abstract: We will introduce Artinian (Gorenstein) quotients having the weak Lefschetz property or the strong Lefschetz property.
(a) If I is the sum of two ideals of linear star configurations, then the Artinian quotient R/I has the weak Lefschetz property.
(b) If I is the sum of two ideals of points in the projective space whose union is the complete intersection, then the Artinian Gorenstein quotient has the weak Lefschetz property.
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Ireland round-up: Clare county development plan changed for Ennis data centre; Gorey homes for former mushroom factory site?
A round-up of planning news in Ireland: 9 March-15 March, 2019
Clare county development plan changed for Ennis data centre
Members of Clare County Council have agreed to amend the county development plan and re-zone land for a new €400 million data centre on the outskirts of Ennis.
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The president and chief executive of the RTPI have attended the world's leading property exhibition, MIPIM.
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AMIL Properties Ltd has applied to An Bord Pleanála for a fast-track housing development. It would provide nearly 300 new homes at the former Walsh Mushroom factory site and adjoining lands in Gorey on a site of almost 11.5 hectares
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Serial objector moves against Leixlip scheme
Peter Sweetman, the country's most high-profile planning objector, has turned his sights on the largest-ever proposed single private investment in the history of the State by telling Kildare County Council it should refuse Intel's planned new €3.5 billion fabrication facility at its Leixlip plant because of a lack of details about its proposed grid connection.
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Waterford Airport needs revamp 'to drive development in the south east'
Without a €12 million revamp Waterford Airport won't have a viable future, a special report to ministers has warned.
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A number of multimillion-euro projects planned for Dún Laoghaire harbour have been thrown into question, including a €5 million urban beach, a €51 million diaspora centre, and a €30 million cruise berth facility.
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Up to 30,000 truckloads of contaminated silt due to be dredged from Howth Harbour in north County Dublin look likely to be used for the construction of a major extension to the historic port's western pier, according to plans under consideration by the government.
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Developer Johnny Ronan is meeting widespread opposition from neighbouring property owners over his proposal to increase the height of the Salesforce Tower development in Dublin's docklands.
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Background & objective : Recovery state or post - anesthetic awakening is one of the most dangerous anesthetic stages . Respiratory, cardiovascular and other complications such as nausea, vomiting, shivering, pain and restlessness have been reported . This study designed to investigate prevalence of this complications and its probable risk factors in Ardabil Fatemi and Alavi hospitals.
Methods : In this prospective study, 160 patients were selected in Alavi and Fatemi hospitals during winter of 2001. We completed a sheath for everybody about their history of medical diseases, pervious history of anesthesia, addiction, drug abuse, smoking, physical class of ASA, type of anesthesia, time and place of surgery . Data was analyzed by SPSS software.
Results : These results were obtained in patients after surgery in recovery room: shivering 36.3 % , pain 26.9 % , restlessness 21.3 % , respiratory complications 13.8 % , cardiovascular complications 12 % , nausea and vomiting 8.8 % . We found significant correlation between some risk factors with complications, e. g: shivering with history of medical diseases, drug abuse and place of surgery and so, pain with restlessness, respiratory complication and place of surgery .
Conclusion : This study according to similar studies revealed higher prevalence of some of post - anesthetic complications as shivering, pain and restlessness in our samples .
Background & Objective: The quality of services given to emergency patients at a hospital as well as these patients ' satisfaction of the services is an index of overall services in that hospital. This study is an attempt to evaluate the degree of satisfaction among the patients referring to the emergency rooms of the hospital of Ardabil University of Medical Sciences during fall and winter 2000.
Methods: In this cross-sectional prospective study, 600 emergency patients referring to emergency rooms of Alavi, Fatemi, Buali and Aliasghar hospitals were selected. They filled a questionnaire. The data were analyzed by SPSS software.
Results: The findings indicated that 78.1% of the whole subjects were generally satisfied with the services. The greatest degree of satisfaction belonged to specialty services (93.8%) and the physicians ' and nurses ' contact (92.3% and 91.8% respectively). The least degree of satisfaction belonged to hospital charges (40.2%), and unavailability of non-emergency drugs in hospital pharmacy (42.9%).
Conclusions: According to the results of this study the medical centers need to offer more coverage of national health insurance services. Furthermore it seems necessary to equip these emergency rooms with round the clock pharmacies and provide the required drugs.
Background and Objectives: Laryngoscopy and tracheal intubation could lead to hemodynamic responses in the from of hypertension and tachycardia as well as arrhythmia and myocardial ischemia. This alterations can be life-threatening particularly in elderly people. This clinical trial compared the effects of two rapid-onset narcotics, Alfentanil and Remifentanil, on the hemodynamic responses to the induction and tracheal intubation in elderly patients.
Methods: This double-blind clinical trial was conducted on 40 subjects aged 65 and above. They were candidate of cataract surgery under general anesthesia. The patients were randomly allocated to two groups of 20. The first group, was gaiven Alfentanil 10 m g/kg and for second group Remifentanil 0.5 m g/kg was injected prior to the induction of anesthesia. Both groups were similiar in the method of anesthesia except in narcotics. The first group was infused with Alfentanil 1 m g/kg/min and Remifentanil 0.1 m g/kg/min was used for the second group. Hemodynamic variations including heart rate, systolic, diastolic and mean arterial blood pressure were measured and recorded eight times (before induction, aften injection, after intubation and five times during anesthesia). Data were analyzed with SPSS software using descriptive and analytical statistics such as T-test, chi squre and ANOVA.
Results: Immediately after injection of narcotic drugs, all hemodynamic variants decreased. Howerver diastolic blood pressure in Remifentantil group significantly more than Alfentanil group (P<0.05). After laryngoscopy and tracheal intubation all hemodynamic variants increased and slowly decreased in less than 10 minutes. Systolic, diastolic and mean arterial blood pressure decreased significantly in remifentanil group than alfentanil group (P<0.05). Although heart rate decreased during few minutes after intubation, there was not significant difference between two groups regarding this decrease (P>0.05). Ephedrin was used to treat severe hypotention in those under Remifentanil (11 patients) more than those under Alfentanil (4 patients) (P<0.05).
Conclusions: According to the resukts of this study Remifentanil could prevent hemodynamic variation induced by laryngoscopy and treacheal intubation more than Alfentanil. However in some cases Remifentanil leads to hypotension during anesthesia. There is no important difference between two drugs in increasing heat rate after laryngoscopy and intubation.
Background & Objectives : Most of the people who need blood and blood products transfusion, are the critic cases under transfusional therapy for their bleeding, chronic disease anemia, clotting disorders, platlet problems and so on. Considering the problems and high costs of providing safe blood and due to the transfusional complications, it is necessary for the blood products to be used based on scientific standards and only in the time of emergency. This study examined the cases of transfusion in a surgery and burning hospital and to determine the unnecessary cases of transfusion in a period of six months.
Methods: This descriptive study was performed on 150 patients under blood and blood products transfusion in Ardabil Dr Fatemi hospital during 2003. Necessary and unnecessary cases of transfusion were categorized according to the patients clinical situations, laboratory criteria, the evidence existing in their records and on the basis of standards documented in the literature. The data were analyzed by SPSS software.
Results: Among 150 cases transfused, 46 (25.7%) received whole blood, 92 (51.4%) packed cell, 36 (20.1%) FFP and 5 (2.3%) platlet. The ward of transfusion was ICU in 60 cases (40%), surgery ward in 31 (20.7%), operation room in 28 (18.7%), orthepedic ward in 11 (7.3%), burning ward in 10 (6.7%) and emergency ward in 9 (6%). Highest rate belonged to 20 to 40 age-group (32.7%). 67.3% of the cases were male transfusion, based on documented criteria, with regard to the necessary of 26.08% of the cases in whole-blood group, 30.44 in packed cell group, 47.22 in FFP group and 80% in platlet group received umecessary transfusion.
Conclusions: Considering the high cost of preparation of safe blood and blood products and regarding the problems which can affect the patients after transfusion, these products should be used carefully and on the basis of the documented. The high rate of unnecessary transfusion of blood and its products at the present reseaech demands more attention in this regard.
Background & Objectives: Postoperative nausea and vomiting are among the main complication after anesthesia and various methods are used for the prevention of this complication. In this study, the effect of the pre induction use of 10mg Metoclopramide' 8 mg Dexamethasone and the combination of the both, on decreasing in the rate of nausea and vomiting after cataract surgery in intravenous anesthesia is compared with placebo.
Methods: In this double blind clinical trial, one hundred patients of cataract surgery who are appropriate for this study were, randomly divided in to four groups. In the group of placebo (P), 2cc normal saline, in group (M), 10mg metoclopramide, in group (D), 8mg Dexamethasone, and in group (M+D), 10mg metoclopramide and 8 mg Dexamethasone, one minute before the induction of anesthesia was injected. Patients were received the anesthetic drugs in the sameway and after the tracheal intubation infusion of propofol was started. After the end of surgical operation, the appearance of nausea and vomiting in the recovery room and also 6 and 24 hours after the surgery are recorded in the patients' information forms. Finally the data were analysed by statistical software of SPSS and the statistical tests.
Results: After the use of these drugs, the rate of nausea in the recovery room decreased from 44% in placebo to 20% in metoclopromide group, 16% in Dexamethasone group, and 8% in combination of metoclopromide and Dexamethasone and the rate of vomiting decreased from 20% in placebo group to 4% in metoclopromide group, 4% in Dexamethasone group, and 0% in combination of these two drugs, both the nausea and vomiting the effect of combination of metoclopromide and Dexamethasone in decreasing of postoperative mausea and vomiting was significant (P<0.05). The 24 hour following of nausea and vomiting, also had the same results.
Conclusion: With regrard to the results of this study, implication of the combination of 10mg metoclopromide and 8mg Dexamethasone before the induction of anesthesia remarkably decreased the rate of postoperative nausea and vomiting and is useful for the high risk groups for this complication especially in out patient surgery.
Background & Objective: With consideration the daily increased development of outpatient surgeries and high rate of these operations in elderly patients, rapid and safe recovery of patients for coming back to daily life is necessary. In this clinical trial study recovery time and nausea and vomiting after the use of two rapid-onset narcotic, alfentanil and remifentanil in elderly patients has been compared.
Methods: In this double-blind clinical trial 40 elderly patients (age above 65) candidated to cataract surgery with general anesthesia were studied. The patients were divided randomly into two groups and for first group alfentanil was injected 10 m g/kg and for second group remifentanil 0.5 m g/kg during 30 seconds one minute before induction. Both two groups were under general anesthesia with same method and during the anesthesia first group took infusion of alfentanil 1 m g/kg/min and second group remifentanil 0.1 m g/kg/min. At the end of surgery the time intervals between end of anesthesia drug adminstration and autonomic respiration, eyes opening with stimulation, verbal response and discharge of recovery room, also the incidence of complications related to narcotic drugs especially nausea and vomiting were recorded. The data were analyzed in SPSS software using descriptive and analytical statistics as T-test, chi square and ANOVA.
Results: The time of autonomic respiration in alfentanil group was 2 minutes and in remifentanil group 3.3 minutes,this time in alfentanil groupe1.3 minutes shorter but the difference was not significant. The time of eyes opening with stimulation, verbal response and discharge of recovery room were not significantly different. During recovery incidence of nausea and vomiting in remifentanil group (30% of patients) was significantly more than alfentanil group (5% of patients) (P<0.05).
Conclusion: The time of recovery between alfentanil and remifentanil group was not significantly different, but incidence of nausea and vomiting in remifentanil group was higher than alfentanil group significantly.
Background & Objective: Diabetes is one of diseases in which the main part of treatment depends on the patient's responsibility. Therefore their knowledge of the various aspects of nutrition has great importance. The aim of this study was to evaluate the effect of diabetic diet education on nutritional behaviors. FBS and BMI of patients with type II Diabetes mellitus in Iranian Diabetic Association.
Methods: 88 type II diabetic patients from Iranian Diabets Association (Karaj Branch) participated in this study. The Patients were randomly divided into two groups as experimental (44) and control group (44). Data were collected with a valid and reliable questionnaire (58questions) and checklist in two stage of before and one month after intervention.
Results: After the intervention in the experimental group regarding diabetes and nutritional behaviors, there was a significant increase in mean score of knowledge (from 57.50 to 80.18) and a significant decrease in the mean of BMI (from 28.3 to 27.9) and in the mean of fasting blood sugar (from 167.9 to 134.5) (p<0.001). However, there was no significant change in the control group.
Conclusion: The finding of this study indicated the efficacy of education on FBS and BMI in patients with type II diabetes.
Background and objectives : Voice problem is the most common problem in singers and the prevention of this problem and clearance of voice is the cause of voice quality improvement in these people. So this study was carried out to" determine the traditional methods for prevention of voice problem in religions singers at Ardabil city".
Methods: This survey was a descriptive (cross-sectional) study. In this study 43 religious signers were selected. Then singers completed a questionnaire that consisted of data about age, sex, duration of singing, history of Voice problem and the prevention methods that they used. Data were analyzed with SPSS software and descriptive statistics.
Results: The findings showed all of samples were male. Most of them were 24-44 years old. All of them used their voice in Moharram and 15 persons (34.4%) in Ramadan and 8 cases (18.6%) sang in other months. Clearance of voice was often seen in summer (79%) and Voice problem often was seen in winter (67.4%). 36 singers (83.7%) experienced Voice problem that in most of them (32.6%) its duration is 2 days. Resting and well nutrition were the common methods for prevention of voice problem. Most of singers used corticosteroids and changed singing method to a treble voice.
Conclusions: The rate of voice problem in religious singers was higher than that of the general population, and it was often seen in special months. Duration of voice problem was low in most of them. Change of singing method and corticosteroid therapy was the common way of its treatment.
Background & Objectives: Uncontrolled postoperative pain can cause many adverse effects such as tachycardia, hypertension, myocardial ischemia, decreased alveolar ventilation and poor wound healing. In this study we evaluated the preoperative administration of pregabalin in relieving postoperative pain after lower limb orthopedic surgery and reducing the need for opioids and their possible side effects.
Methods: This study is a randomized, double-blind clinical trial. It was performed on 60 patients under lower limb surgery in Fatemi Hospital. Patients were randomly allocated to two groups, one group has received a 150 mg pregabalin capsule 2 hours before surgery and the other group has received placebo as a control. In both groups at 2, 6, 12 and 24 hours after surgery, the patients were evaluated and the pain score by a visual analogue scale (VAS), the score of sedation by Ramsay sedation scale and the incidence of nausea and vomiting were recorded in the checklists. Then, the data were analyzed by SPSS v16. P <0.05 was considered significant.
Results: In this study 51.7% of patients were male and 48.3% were female. The age averages of these patients in both group were similar (p=0.578). Visual analog pain scores at 2 h after surgery reduced in pregabalin group (p<0.0001). Similar reduction was observed in other studied hours (p<0.0001) too. In the pregabalin group nausea and vomiting scores at all hours, sedation levels at 2 h and 6 h postoperation, and pethidine consumption in all hours have significantly been reduced (p<0.05).
Conclusion: Preoperative administration of pregabalin is an effective method for reducing postoperative pain for patients, and with reduction in pethidine consumption, it can decrease problems of opioid usage.
Background & Objectives: Postoperative nausea and vomiting (PONV) is one of the most common complications of anesthesia and without prophylactic intervention occurs in about one-third of patients under general anesthesia. The aim of this study was to compare the efficacy of ondansetron and metoclopramide in reducing PONV after laparoscopic cholecystectomy.
Methods : In this study, 90 patients undergoing laparoscopic cholecystectomy were randomly allocated into three equal groups (n=30) and in the first group 10 mg metoclopramide, in the second group 4 mg ondansetron and for placebo group 2 cc normal saline preoperatively were injected. Anesthesia complications in recovery and nausea and vomiting in recovery and 6 hours and 24 hours after surgery were evaluated. Data were analyzed by SPSS software with chi-square test and analysis of variance (ANOVA). P<0.05 was considered significant.
Results: The incidence of nausea in placebo group was 66.7 %, in metoclopramide group was 43.3 % and in ondansetron group was 33.3 %. The difference only between placebo and ondansetron groups was significant (p=0.019). The incidence of vomiting in placebo group was 56.7%, in metoclopramide group was 20% and in ondansetron group was 26.7% and there was significant difference between placebo and ondansetron groups (p=0.035) and between placebo and metoclopramide groups (p=0.007), whereas there was not any significant difference between intervention groups (p=0.12). Also anti-emetic drug administration in ondansetron group (40%) in comparison with metoclopramide (63.3%) and placebo (66.7%) was lower, but this difference was not statistically significant (p= 0.07).
Conclusion: For prevention of vomiting after laparoscopic cholecystectomy, both metoclopramide and ondansetron are effective. In comparing these two drugs, in preventing of nausea ondansetron is more effective than metoclopramide, whereas there was not any significant difference between two drugs in preventing of vomiting.


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Subject: Silvered brass
I recently posted the request for a problematic silvered brass (Conservation DistList Instance: 16:70 Monday, May 12, 2003). Some interesting information had been developed off line and I think some feedback may be interesting for the community. Most of the comments help to struggle between the technique of patinas itself. Actually the conclusion of this thoughts is that we are facing a photographic treatment applied directly to the silvered layer. We found evidences for this direction and are in the process to analyse samples in order to determine any traces of palladium, selenium, gold or other process possibly used. This direction was encouraged by the observation that the layer is now photosensitive and left traces that it had been applied by a masking film that reproduced the scissors marks. In parallels, no brush marks were found on close investigation. Some of the questions I received can be summarized by this following: "You mentioned a treatment with potassium cyanide or something what is the exact process, never heard about It." The intention of this diluted solution enriched by a wetting agent, will be to soften the oxides, blisters included, and to remove any traces of recent oxidation. If the dark layers were to be patinas, the risk to remove those chemicals will be great. But according to the result of the analyses, if we are facing a metallic film, according to the reactivity and the electronic reactivity in ratio to silver, a rate may be found as to select oxides only and though reinforce any left contrast of the pattern. Blisters are treated by the same manner with a possible need to mechanically help the flake to flatten. Thorough rinsing and PH neutralisation will be obviously be a must treatment followed by a real drying of the porosities. The necessity to create a film barrier should be seriously considered. Potassium cyanide is a violent solvent to reduce silver as fare as my experience goes. Although I never applied it to any conservation treatment and will be rather reluctant to do so, and do not drink. The aim of my question on the list was to exchange possible experience or theoretical thoughts regarding the complex approach of this problem. David Cottier-Angeli Metals Conservation and Jeweller *** Conservation DistList Instance 16:72 Distributed: Monday, May 19, 2003 Message Id: cdl-16-72-004 ***Received on Wednesday, 14 May, 2003
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