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choline magnesium salicylate, Trilisate
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Annette (Gbemudu) Ogbru, PharmD, MBA
Dr. Gbemudu received her B.S. in Biochemistry from Nova Southeastern University, her PharmD degree from University of Maryland, and MBA degree from University of Baltimore. She completed a one year post-doctoral fellowship with Rutgers University and Bristol Myers Squibb.
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Charles Patrick Davis, MD, PhD
Dr. Charles "Pat" Davis, MD, PhD, is a board certified Emergency Medicine doctor who currently practices as a consultant and staff member for hospitals. He has a PhD in Microbiology (UT at Austin), and the MD (Univ. Texas Medical Branch, Galveston). He is a Clinical Professor (retired) in the Division of Emergency Medicine, UT Health Science Center at San Antonio, and has been the Chief of Emergency Medicine at UT Medical Branch and at UTHSCSA with over 250 publications.
GENERIC NAME: choline magnesium salicylate
BRAND NAME: Trilisate (Please Note: This brand name drug is no longer available in the US)
DRUG CLASS AND MECHANISM: Choline magnesium salicylate (or trisalicylate) is a type of nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID), referred to as a salicylate, which is effective in treating fever, pain, and inflammation in the body. Other drugs within the same class are aspirin, diflunisal (Dolobid) and salsalate (Disalcid). They work by reducing the levels of prostaglandins, chemicals that are responsible for pain, fever, and inflammation. The salicylates block the enzyme that makes prostaglandins (cyclooxygenase), resulting in lower concentrations of prostaglandins. As a consequence, inflammation, pain and fever are reduced.
PRESCRIPTION: Yes
GENERIC AVAILABLE: Yes
PREPARATIONS: Tablets: 500, 750, and 1000 mg. Liquid: 500 mg/5 ml.
STORAGE: Choline magnesium salicylate should be stored at controlled room temperature 15 C to 30 C (59 F to 86 F) in a sealed container protected from light and moisture.
PRESCRIBED FOR: Choline magnesium salicylate is used for the rapid relief of mild to moderate pain and fever. Choline magnesium salicylate also is used for the treatment of inflammation and pain due to soft tissue injuries, tendinitis, bursitis, rheumatoid arthritis, osteoarthritis, juvenile arthritis, and other related arthritis conditions.
For rheumatoid arthritis, osteoarthritis, other severe arthritis, and acute painful joints, the recommended starting dosage is 1500 mg given twice a day. The recommended dose range is 1000 to 3000 mg given every 8 to 12 hours.
For mild to moderate pain or fever, the usual dosage is 1000 mg to 1500 mg every 12 hours.
It should be taken with food to prevent an upset stomach. This drug should not be used in children or teens with chickenpox or flu symptoms.
DRUG INTERACTIONS: Choline magnesium salicylate, as other salicylates, should not be given within six weeks of influenza virus vaccine as this can increase risk of Reye's syndrome (a serious, often fatal disease that causes numerous detrimental effects to many organs, especially the brain and liver) due to unknown mechanisms.
When choline magnesium salicylate is used in combination with methotrexate (Rheumatrex, Trexall), an antimetabolite, the blood levels of methotrexate may increase, presumably because the elimination of methotrexate from the body is reduced. This may lead to more methotrexate-related side effects.
Concurrent use of choline magnesium salicylate and warfarin (Coumadin), a blood thinner, may cause excessive bleeding as choline magnesium salicylate enhances the effect of warfarin. It is therefore important to reduce the dosage of warfarin.
NSAIDs may reduce the blood pressure-lowering effects of drugs that are given to reduce blood pressure. This may occur because prostaglandins play a role in the regulation of blood pressure.
Persons who have more than three alcoholic beverages per day may be at increased risk of developing stomach ulcers when taking choline magnesium salicylate or other NSAIDs.
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Milk futures are poised to end their longest slump since 2008 in Chicago as drought reduces production in New Zealand, the largest exporter, forcing China and other buyers to import more from the U.S.
Overseas shipments may rise 5 percent this year from an all-time high in 2012, the Arlington, Virginia-based U.S. Dairy Export Council predicts. Futures on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange will jump as much as 18 percent to $20.50 per 100 pounds by year-end, the highest since December, according to the median of 10 analyst estimates in a Bloomberg survey.
As global demand for imports expands, output is dropping among all the top exporters except Brazil and the U.S., Rabobank estimates. The worst drought in three decades already drove milk-powder prices to a record in New Zealand, where production may be 20 percent lower than a year earlier for another six months, the bank says. Dairy costs tracked by the United Nations reached a 13-month high in February, even as its index of 55 foods retreated to an eight-month low.
"If New Zealand doesn't have product, and they're the largest exporter to Asia, they're going to have to buy it from us," said Shawn Hackett, the president of Boynton Beach, Florida-based Hackett Financial Advisers Inc., predicting prices as high as $25 by the end of the year. "It's setting up for a very, very tight exportable supply situation."
New Zealand's Drought
Class III milk, used to make cheese, rose 1.8 percent to $17.29 since Feb. 28, after dropping four straight months. The Standard & Poor's GSCI Agriculture Index of eight commodities slid 2.2 percent this month, as the MSCI All-Country World Index of equities gained 1.4 percent. Treasuries returned 0.2 percent, a Bank of America Corp. index shows.
New Zealand declared a drought across all of North Island, which accounts for 61 percent of the nation's output, on March 15. The dryness may cost the economy NZ$2 billion ($1.7 billion), the government estimates.
Whole-milk powder at the GlobalDairyTrade auction in New Zealand rose to a record $5,313 a metric ton on March 19, according to Auckland-based Fonterra Cooperative Group Ltd., the world's largest dairy exporter. The price is used as a global benchmark. Milk collection will finish "in line" with last season, Fonterra said March 27, lowering its previous forecast for a 1 percent gain.
China will import 12 percent more whole-milk powder and 18 percent more skimmed-milk powder this year, the U.S. Department of Agriculture estimates. While New Zealand was expected to be the main beneficiary of that growth, the U.S. has a "strong foothold" in Asia, the USDA said in a December report. The last time a drought threatened to cut supplies from New Zealand and Australia in 2007, Chicago futures reached a record $22.45.
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The impact on New Zealand's output this year may be less than forecast because the dry spell came late in the season, said Dermot Carey, a senior vice president at the ingredients division of Darigold Inc., a Seattle-based farmer-owned dairy processor. To have a bigger impact, the drought would need to last into the next season, he said. That would mean extending through June.
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Leaf attended the Cougars' home opener against Montana State on Saturday and witnessed his former team's one point come-from-behind win.
The former Heisman Trophy finalist has had a turbulent life after leaving Pullman, going from an NFL bust to a problem with painkillers and an arrest for breaking into an apartment in Texas. But Ryan finally looks to be at peace, and amazingly he may have found a new calling – in journalism. Oh, the irony.
Leaf had a conversation last Saturday with SWX's John Fritz:
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Fritz said, "Kind of different on the other side now, huh?"
Leaf responded, "Yeah, and I'm not critical. I remember how it was to be criticized about things and stuff like that. It's fun to do and it's fun to be part of the group again and this is family here, and that's exactly what it's about."
Leaf is living and working in Montana these days, and he's still participating in a 12-step recovery program so he doesn't return to the painkillers that held him hostage. He told the Associated Press he's financially secure, thanks to family and friends who helped him invest his $11 million NFL signing bonus.


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Two people were arrested in a raid of two personal care homes in DeKalb County on Thursday.DeKalb County police along with Health and Human Services employees from five different state agencies raided one personal care home on Columbia Drive in Decatur. Inside they found three mentally ill patients who they believe may be victims of neglect."What we have is we have people who need car and deserve care and they are not being provided with the proper care that they need," said Detective D. Poythress of the DeKalb County Police Department. "We found the refrigerator and freezers to have locks on them. We found empty push packets for medication and we also found several documents for different patients' financial, just various documents."Officers arrested owner Terenthia McIntosh at her residence and charged with her with three counts of operating three different personal care homes without a license. Authorities said they believe she may have known the raid was coming.Macintosh said it was all a misunderstanding.FOX 5 cameras were there at bedridden patients were removed from a second personal care home in Lithonia and transported to area hospitals for evaluation. That caregiver was arrested. Social workers said that the problem has grown in the metro area because of the amount of money a provider can get for a patient. Police say there are more illegal personal care homes operating than legal ones.
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Also known as Lake Weohyakapka, this 7,528-acre anglers' favorite is located south of State Route 60, 10 miles east of Lake Wales off Walk-in-the-Water Road in Polk County. Predominant vegetation is cattail, bulrush (buggy whips), Kissimmee grass, and hydrilla. Tiger Creek flows in from the southwest and Weohyakapka Creek flows from the north end of the lake. Maximum depth is 12 feet. Nationally known for largemouth bass fishing, Lake Walk-in-Water provides both large numbers and trophy-sized fish. Drifting live shiners over offshore hydrilla is the most consistent technique, but many bass are caught on artificials as well, particularly topwater lures. There is a county boat ramp on the west shore at the end of Boat Landing Road.
For more information contact the Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission at 863-648-3200.
Special Regulations for Largemouth Bass on Lake Walk-in-Water. A slot limit protects quality largemouth bass by requiring that bass between 15 and 24 inches in length must be immediately released back into the lake. The daily bag limit is three fish per day. Only one of the three fish may be greater than 24 inches. This means you may keep three bass less than 15 inches, or two bass less than 15 inches and one bass greater than 24 inches. For more Bill Pouder, or Jeff Willitzer at (863)648-3200.
Bluegill (bream) and redear sunfish (shellcracker) fishing is improving. Fish the vegetation near shore, or try your luck near the recently (December 2010) installed brush fish attractors for the best chance to catch some bream or shellcracker. Fishing for specks will slow as water temperatures rise. Live Missouri minnows, Hal flies, and small spinners in open water for the best chance to catch a speck. Largemouth bass fishing is good, with many fish in the three to five pound range being caught. Live wild shiners always produce, and plastic worms, jerkworms, and suspending stickbaits are the artificial baits of choice for the warmer months. Try fishing very slowly around the brush fish attractors to find some big summer bass. During electrofishing surveys over the past 3 years, a total of 49 bass larger than 8 pounds have been caught with several over 12 pounds. Be on the lookout for tagged bass. Tags are yellow and located on the back (dorsal) of the fish. If you catch a tagged fish, remember to remove the tag. You will need it to collect your reward!
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Summary: In Anna Karenina, Tolstoy famously wrote, "Happy families are all alike; every unhappy family is unhappy in its own way." This celebrated maxim seems questionable at best to literature professor Tracy Farber. If Tolstoy is to be taken at his word, only unhappiness is interesting; happiness is predictable and bland. Tracy secretly nurtures an unusual project: proving that happiness can be uniquely interesting, in literature and in life. Although challenging the masterly Tolstoy creates a potential threat to her job security, Tracy is confident. After all, she's her own perfect example -- content with friends and work and satisfied to be single at age thirty-three. But then she meets George, who will sweep her off her feet and challenge all of her theories. When love proves more complicated than Tracy had imagined, she struggles to find happiness in a way that fulfills both her head and her heart.
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Not all industries can say they had a "trillion dollar" impact on the economy—but ours is one of them.
In February, the National Apartment Association and the National Multi-Housing Council provided members of the apartment industry with an analysis of data and research by George Mason University's Stephen S. Fuller, Ph.D. The report, "The Trillion Dollar Apartment Industry: How the apartment industry and its 35 million residents drove a trillion dollar contribution to the national economy," is a must-read for every apartment professional.
Not only have onsite representatives made it possible for their individual communities to attract and retain renters, but as a result of attracting the renter to the location and explaining the benefits and add-value to their quality of life, the renter—as the research shows—has more disposable income in order to consume goods and, thus, have a positive influence on the national economy. The study shows that in addition to contributing over $1 trillion to the national economy, the apartment industry also supports 25.4 million jobs annually.
Clearly, there is a need for managers in our industry to see the overall economic importance of leasing and rents and begin to determine the next steps in PR and marketing of their particular apartment community, especially if this type of annual result is to be sustained.
Every apartment professional should take a moment to see what's revealed in "The Trillion Dollar Apartment Industry" analysis. It not only provides great information about the "next wave of renters," which is information that can easily be utilized to devise the next phase of apartment marketing, but it enables the community manager to realize the overall costs and benefits of the decisions made and how these decisions have a ripple effect at various levels of our national economy.
Therefore, when you see the impact of the business we, as managers, have with regard to the national economy, you must realize you are part of the big picture. Will you be the proactive manager who takes the time to analyze the report? Also, ask yourself, "How can I better position my community to capitalize on the data presented?" It is imperative to reflect on, as well as, answer these questions.
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Hello, I havnt done physics in quite a while and I just want to ask a question about basic energy that i know how to deal with in algebraic terms, but not through means of calculus. I also don't really get the theory of the equation [itex]E=FD[/itex], where E=energy, F=force, and D=distance
is the F the force it took to move the body distance D? So, for example, applying a force of 20N on a body moves it 4m, [itex]E=FD=(20N)(4m)=80J[/itex]?
if thats the case then how can we express this with derivatives or integrals?
Feb18-13, 01:34 AM
To give you a more general definition:
In mechanics, the work done by a force F on an object that travels along a curve C is given by the line integral:
[itex]W_{C} = \int_{C} F dx = \int_{C} F\cdot v dt [/itex]
Where [itex] F\cdot v [/itex] (the dot product) is the instantaneous power [itex] P(t) [/itex], which is essentially the rate at which energy is being transferred to the object, in this case. And actually, it's usually defined the other way around: power is defined as the time derivative of work.
In the case where the force is directed along the path of motion, this simplifies to [itex]W=Fd [/itex]
Look up the definition of the dot product, if you're not already familiar, and note that what we've shown here is that work is the time integral of the component of the force in the direction of motion times the magnitude of the velocity. Hence if an object is moving straight along the positive x axis, and we're pushing it towards the positive y direction (without changing it's path), no work is being done. It's the force in the direction of motion that counts.
So in the case where we have a constant force not directed along the path of motion, we can write: [itex] W=Fdcos \theta [/itex]
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This package from Chewy.com couldn't have arrived at a better time. Maggie May has had to endure 4x/day cold, stingy eye drops for the past three weeks. She has been such a trooper, but I like to give her a treat after the drops to make her (and myself) feel better.
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As you can see by the latest photo, it's completely flat and no longer red! Looks like a little shadow on the eye now. Will there be a scar? At this point, I'm not sure. I almost feel like a lesion like that will probably leave behind some sort of reminder.
Hope to hear from the vet tomorrow after he has reviewed the picture. Christmas wishes have been answered!
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A Fun-Filled Package from the King of Finland!
Oh wow! Look what arrived in the mail alllll the way from Finland!!!
It's an awesome package filled with fun goodies just for me! Look at that adorable notepad!!
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Maggie May Update
Tomorrow will be one week since Maggie May's vet appointment. It's also one week of Trifluridine 1% eye drops- 4 times/day. Maybe it's wishful thinking, but the hubby and I both think that the lesion looks as though it has flattened these last couple of days. That sucker really stuck out from her eye last week. That alone is an improvement.
As for the size, it still looks be about the same diameter. You can also see in the picture that the surface looks different. Perhaps whatever it is, is starting to break up.
It sort of reminds me of a hurricane. The before image is like a powerful category 4 with the high cloud tops and tight eyewall. The bottom image is like when it starts to become disorganized after moving over cooler sea surface temperatures. The eyewall begins to collapse. Maybe it's a category 2 at this point.
The good news is- It doesn't look worse!
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Medical Mystery Maggie May
This morning I was able to get a better pic of the eye growth. Looks as though it's grown in the last few days, but that could just be my mind playing tricks on me or my panic taking over. I'm trying not to panic.
Well, we saw our wonderful vet this afternoon. Maggie May loves him and she's so calm, cool and collected when she sees him. He's so great with her and they go waaay back- to the days of luxating patellas. Oh, how I don't miss those days!
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Anyway. He swabbed it and looked at the specimen on the slide. Infection was not detected, but it could be that he didn't swab hard enough and get enough on the slide. Eew! Maggie May was re-tested for FeLV-
She had been tested when she was just a little squirt, but better to be safe than sorry! So that leaves the possibility that it is viral- possibly the herpes virus rearing it's ugly head right in Maggie May's eyeball! So, we got a prescription for an anti-viral eye drop to give up to six times per day if possible. But since the hubs and I both work away from home, looks like it's going to be around 4 times a day.
Caution: the drops may sting and they cost a small fortune.
I just pray they work! If not, we may go another route or even have to see an out of town ophthalmologist.
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Prayers Needed for Maggie May
Hello everyone! I'm asking for some prayers, good thoughts, positive vibes, etc. for Maggie May.
She has developed a very strange lesion/growth on her left eye. It appeared rapidly over a week ago. We tried treating it with eye ointment and even gave her some L-lysine in hopes that it was some herpes virus flare-up. There has been no improvement. She has an appointment at the vet tomorrow afternoon at 5:00.
Of course, we are worried, but are remaining positive and optimistic. It does not seem to bother her in the least. She doesn't squint her eye or rub it. It's just there... but it's not supposed to be.
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Thursday, November 21, 2013
Today we will be talking about noms. Who doesn't love noms? Ferris LOVES noms, so we are going to throw it over to him so he can tell us all about these new noms he just tried.
Ferris here- repurrting for duty! It's a tough job, but somebody's gotta..... wait, what am I saying? This isn't hard- this is the BEST job ever! Now, let's get down to business, shall we?
First of all, my mom wanted to say that she LOVES the packaging of these noms. She is all about the "retro" and said that the packaging fits in very well with her decor. So, I reminded her of one very important rule, "you can't judge a nom by the pouch." What you can judge it by is the taste, so here we go!
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This pouch definitely brought out my adventurous side and made me want to ditch my mancat duties (napping) and go down to the creek with with my cane pole. Then I remembered that I'm lazy and it would be much easier for my mom to open the pouch and pour it in my bowl. Moving on....
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Some of you may remember when I fostered three cute little shelter kittens, Dahlia, Poppy and Tiger Lily...
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Now, about this shirt... First, I designed the image on my computer using some graphic design software. This is not necessary though, you could easily upload a photo to the site or choose from their clip art. You can also further personalize your shirt by adding your own text. Uploading my design was simple as pie. I just followed the on-screen instructions.
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The toy arrived quickly and packaged very well. The wand is long and sturdy and arrives in two pieces that easily slip together. There are 3 (THREE) feather toy attachments! I thought that was an awesome bonus! We tried out all three and they were all a big hit with the kitties. Although, Saylor was a bit unsure of the bell at first. The others did not seem to mind. As you can see, the bell didn't deter her too much. LOL
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Ferris and Maizy joined in the action when Saylor allowed. Ferris and Maizy are both really great at the high jumps... too bad my camera was too slow to capture it.
They didn't want to stop playing, but eventually mommy's arms got tired. LOL! Saylor and the other kitties highly recommend this feather toy. It's interactive, fun and durable. They give it two big paws up!
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5th Annual Maggie May Day!
I can't believe it has now been 5 years since her third and final knee surgery in 2008. Let's celebrate!!!
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Maggie May continues to do well. You would not even know she ever had a problem. She runs and walks normal. She still sits a little funny, but that just adds to her cuteness!
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05/16/2013 - user28675160
Sold a Condo home in 2013 in East Boston, Boston, MA.
Jeff handled two years of rentals for me. Jeff also sold my property. Jeff Is professional, knowledgeable, and responsive. Love this guy. We talked casually and he communicates loads of information. Jeff is an agent that will always be on your side. Highly recommended.
We had a short sale and he stuck through the process for over a year. This was not easy and he was very patient and persistent with the attorney's office. This agent will definitely get the job done for you.
We had a short sale and he stuck through the process for over a year. This was not easy and he was very patient and persistent with the attorney's office. This agent will definitely get the job done for you.
Response from Jeffrey on 05/19/2013
THANKS!!!! It was a 3 year relationship and we were able to accomplish all the goals that were set forth. I am happy that the transaction is over and I have a new relationship with the seller and the buyer. Whatever you need, I am your man.
05/16/2013 - user86082895
Bought a Condo home in 2013 for approximately $275K in Chelsea, MA.
My girlfriend and I met Jeff at an open house for a loft where he was the listing agent. At the time, we did not have a buyer's agent representing us. Jeff was professional, kind and seemed to have a great grasp of the East Boston and Chelsea areas and more specifically their loft markets. The day we met him at his open house, Jeff was nice enough and resourceful enough to show us another loft he felt was better suited to our wants. Jeff nailed it and before we knew it, he was guiding us through an offer process. Not surprisingly, in this market, we found ourselves in a bidding war and Jeff helped us navigate and come out with a high bid that was still 5 digits under asking price. Jeff's responsiveness is amazing. I needed a lot of handholding and Jeff was there for me every step of the way. He also went above and beyond the call of duty of a normal realtor on several occasions. A few examples- he was able to find me a contractor to do some work on the place the same day I decided to do it!(closing day); he put up some of his own commission to make the deal happen to close a rather significant gap between offer and final asking price; he took calls from me at all hours (as early as 6:30am and as late as midnight) and also even took calls before, during and after minor surgery on one of the days leading up to the offer acceptance. I could go on and on, but in short, Jeffrey Bowen is a resourceful, exceptionally attentive real estate professional that knows his market extremely well and takes pride in exceeding his clients' expectations. I endorse him wholeheartedly!
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This is the best review I have ever had! THANK YOU SO MUCH. It was a challenging transaction and I thank you for sticking with it and me. Let's plan dinner and drinks soon. THANKS SO MUCH!!!!
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Bought a Condo home in 2013 for approximately $300K in East Boston, Boston, MA.
Jeff is the best! I found him to be very helpful and honest! Jeff knows the market and will provide you with the knowledge needed to make the right choice. He will stick with you from start to finish and get the job done! In short, Jeff is a true professional and a great guy to boot!
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03/29/2013 - user375421
Sold a Condo home in 2013 for approximately $225K in Chelsea, MA.
I can't say enough good things about Jeff. When I needed to rent my condo, he found me an excellent tenant. When it was time to sell my condo, he found a buyer in three weeks and the transaction went through without a hitch. He has the experience to anticipate issues so they never become problems and works closely with a group of professionals (i.e., cleaners and repairmen) to take care of last minute details. He is extremely knowledgeable about the local market, and if I were buying another property in the area I would absolutely work with Jeff again. He's great.
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03/08/2013 - Matthew R. Kobelski
Sold a Condo home in 2013 for approximately $250K in Chelsea, MA.
In my role as a real estate attorney, I have worked with Jeff on quite a few transactions and I can not say one bad thing about his work. He is efficient, wise and puts the customer first. He has helped me eliminate issues before they occur through his knowledge and experience gained over the past decade in the real estate industry. It is a real estate attorney's dream to work with someone like Jeff, as he proactively works against the "last minute hiccup" and everyone of our mutual clients were very happy with the entire transaction. I highly recommend Jeffrey Bowen to anyone looking for a real estate agent. .
Response from Jeffrey on 03/11/2013
Matt, that is Awesome! I appreciate this stellar review and I hope to have many more real estate transactions with you. My clients love you and your team is great.
02/21/2013 - user5179542
Sold a home in 2012.
Jeff helped us buy a our first condo/property this past April. He spent countless amounts of time with us and was a wonder to work with! Being a first time homeowner and having no idea what I was doing, I asked a million questions. Jeff answered everything with a smile. We looked at property after property and ended up with an amazing condo on Meridian St. in East Boston. I look forward to working with Jeff Bowen again.
Response from Jeffrey on 02/25/2013
Wow, this made my day! I appreciate the review without me having to ask. I try hard to make everyone happy and I do the best I can. I strive for constant communication and full disclosure in all of my real estate transactions, so there are no surprises. I surround myself with the best Mortgage Brokers, Attorneys, Movers, House Cleaners, Contractors and Home Inspectors that I can find to help for a smoother transaction. THANKS! User 5179542 I know who you are and where you live!!! I want to take you guys to a Celtics Game sometime, as I know you are a big fans.
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Sold a home in 2012.
I found Jeff through Zillow and he was VERY responsive in getting back to me and we were able to meet right away. This was a cash only Commercial deal and Jeff promptly brought 2 parties to the house and we had offers from both parties right away. Jeff was extremely honest, cordial and prompt in arranging and facilitating everything that went to getting the house under agreement and ultimately sold. Jeff coordinated and hustled with the Fire Department and Water Department to receive prompt certifications to meet closing obligations. You just don't see good hustle and the ability to plan and coordinate many aspects of a complex real estate transaction. GREAT job Jeff! and Thank you.
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11/21/2012 - user79124766
Sold a Condo home in 2012 in East Boston, Boston, MA.
Jeff is the best broker. He helped me to secure good tenants for my Boston apartment when I moved California. When there were issues with the apartment, he helped me to resolve the issues so that i did not need to travel to attend to the issues. Finally, today he helped to sell my property and I closed today.
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10/05/2012 - user1899384
Sold a Condo home in 2012 for approximately $300K in Chelsea, MA.
Jeff was extemely knowledgable and professional throughout the whole selling process. We had many obstacles along the way but Jeff with his expertise managed to overcome them all and close the deal.
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Using Template Morsels 1.5.4 and EE 2.2.2.
I'm having an issue where I have a template morsel being called from an embed which is embedded in an exp:query loop.
The first category loop gets output properly. All entries are shown for that category. But after that, nothing more is output.
Here's a description of the system and sample code that shows the environment where the issue appears:
First, here's the high level overview:
We have a monthly publication. Each month is it's own category in a category group of issue months. On our table of contents page, we have each month's issue output in it's own "tab" content. Ie, click the August issue tab, and then you can see the August table of contents without incurring an additional page load as all content is loaded on the page.
The first loop gets each month:
index template:
{exp:query sql="SELECT * FROM exp_categories where group_id = '5' order by cat_order desc limit 8 offset 1" cache="yes" refresh="60"}
{embed="updates/.updates_embed" month_cat_id="{cat_id}" toc="true"}
Inside of the monthly issue loop, we retrieve a table of contents for that specific month, for each of three separate primary content categories that we use. I've eliminated the code for categories unrelated to this problem, and will just feature our 'Updates' category output.
Each article in our Updates category is also assigned to a category subject. When output, the articles are sorted into their subcategories and output under a category header. I have to use a little PHP here to properly retrieve the requested Month category from the outer loop.
updates/.updates_embed template:
$month_cat_id = '';
if (strpos("{embed:month_cat_id}", 'C') === 0)
$month_cat_id = str_replace('C', '', '{embed:month_cat_id}');
elseif ("{embed:month_cat_id}" == "")
header('Location: /se-news/');
$month_cat_id = '{embed:month_cat_id}';

Cat: <?=$month_cat_id?>

{exp:channel:categories channel="updates" category_group="12" style="linear"}
{exp:template_morsels:fetch name="updates_embed_entries" month_cat_id="<?= $month_cat_id ?>" cat_id="{category_id}" cat_name="{category_name}" segment_2="{segment_2}"}
{!-- below is the original template that has now moved to a morsel --}
{!--embed="updates/.updates_embed_entries" month_cat_id='<?= $month_cat_id ?>' cat_id="{category_id}" cat_name="{category_name}"--}
{if '{embed:toc}' != 'true'}
{embed="se-news/.updates_embed_full" month_cat_id="<?= $month_cat_id ?>"}
This is where the fun begins. On the first Month Loop through this template, the morsel is retrieved and the entire Month's content for all subcategories is output. But after the first month, no more data from inside the morsel is output, not even the content outside of the channel:entries tag.
updates_embed_entries morsel content:
{exp:channel:entries channel="updates" category="{cat_id}&{month_cat_id}" status="open|closed" disable="categories|custom_fields|member_data|pagination"}
{if {count} == 1} {!-- show category header only if there are entries --}

{if "{cat_name}' == 'Google"}

{if:elseif "{cat_name}' == 'Google UK"}

contributed by ...
{if:elseif "{cat_name}' == 'Google AdWords"}

contributed by ...
{if:elseif "{cat_name}' == 'Yahoo Search Marketing"}

{if:elseif "{cat_name}' == 'Bing"}

{if "{segment_2}' == 'print_and_run"}

{title}

{title}
This code works fine when used as a regular embed. The reason for the multiple levels of embeds was originally to try to cache the templates more cleanly.
Here's an example of the output I would get:
Cat: 5
[ Google Header ]
- Article 1
- Article 2
[ Adwords Header ]
- Article 3
- Article 4
[ Yahoo Header ]
- Article 5
- Article 6
Cat: 4
Cat: 3
Cat: 2
Cat: 1
As you can see starting from Cat: 4, no more content from the morsel gets output.
I hope I've explained this enough. Please let me know if you have any ideas or questions.
Hi Ian,
This might not be related to the issue directly, but why are you using PHP in your embed code? From your query, I don't think the {cat_id} will ever contain a "C" in it. Maybe that's a place where some PHP overhead could be saved, and maybe avoid PHP input/output dilemas
What version of Template Morsels are you using?
What version of EE are you using? Thanks
Thanks for the reply. I was able to solve my issue by rearranging the order of the embeds.
This thread was marked resolved, so I'm unable to reply.
To answer your question below, I'm using both embeds and Template Morsels. As you can maybe tell from the code I posted above, I have a very nested bunch of entries to output.
Here's the morsel code:
{exp:channel:categories channel="updates" category_group="12" style="linear" show_empty="no" restrict_channel="yes"}
{embed="news/.updates_embed_entries" cat_id="{cat_id}" category_id="{category_id}" category_name="{category_name}"}
This calls the embedded template (just about identical to the "updates_embed_entries morsel content" that I posted above) that contains the channel:entries tag. I had to move the entries tag into it's own embed because I had to use the {count} value to avoid outputting empty category headers, and when left directly inside the categories tag, the {count} referred to the outer categories loop. Moving the entries tag to it's own embed allowed the {count} value to refer to the inner entries loop.
All this necessary because show_empty="no" does not work as you would expect.
Using the Template Morsel in this way reduced page load from 3+ seconds to ~500ms, so thanks for that.
Glad to hear you managed to fix your problem!
I also apologize for asking for Template Morsels and EE versions when I see you have that mentioned in your first post
So are you now using embeds or Template Morsels? Your problem appeared to hint at a order/parsing issue, but if you have some time I'd like to see how you solved your problem here


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With the growth of managed care, the role of primary care physicians in the treatment of common psychiatric disorders is increasing. Their ability to provide appropriate care, however, needs to be assessed more thoroughly. This report uses data from the National Comorbidity Survey (NCS) (1) to compare patterns of prescription medication use among individuals with mood and anxiety disorders who received care from psychiatrists and those who received care from primary care physicians (general practitioners or family physicians). The NCS surveyed psychiatric disorders in a representative household sample of U.S. residents age 15 through 54 between 1990 and 1992.
The study examined data on individuals with DSM-III-R diagnoses of major depression, dysthymia, generalized anxiety disorder, panic disorder with or without agoraphobia, simple phobia, social phobia, agoraphobia, and posttraumatic stress disorder who reported using prescribed antidepressants, anxiolytics (including benzodiazepines), hypnotics, or sedatives within the past 12 months.
Overall, 1,407, or 23.9 percent, of 5,877 NCS respondents met the criteria for at least one of the diagnoses. Of these, 6 percent saw psychiatrists and 7.2 percent saw primary care physicians for emotional or substance problems over the past 12 months. (Only .9 percent saw both.) Among those who saw a psychiatrist, 57.7 percent received medications in any of the three categories compared with 43.6 percent of those who saw a primary care physician.
F1 shows that individuals with a mood or anxiety disorder were more likely to receive antidepressants and anxiolytics from psychiatrists than from primary care physicians, while individuals without these disorders were less likely to receive psychoactive medications from psychiatrists than from primary care physicians. On the other hand, individuals with mood or anxiety disorders who saw psychiatrists were two to three times more likely to receive psychoactive medications than individuals without these disorders. No such pattern was observed for individuals who saw primary care physicians.
These data suggest that individuals with mood or anxiety disorders who receive care from primary care physicians are less likely to receive antidepressant or anxiolytic medications—drugs with proven efficacy in such conditions. Compared with psychiatrists, primary care physicians are less selective in their use of psychoactive medications, perhaps because of lower sensitivity and specificity of diagnoses in primary care settings. These findings are consistent with findings from studies conducted in primary care settings and raise doubts about the ability of primary care physicians to provide optimal care.
The National Comorbidity Survey is funded by grants R01MHDA46376 and R01- MH49098 from the National Institute of Mental Health, a supplemental grant R01MHDA46376 from the National Institute on Drug Abuse, and grant 90135190 from the W. T. Grant Foundation. Ronald Kessler, M.D., is the principal investigator.
Dr. Mojtabai is assistant professor of clinical psychiatry in the department of psychiatry at the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Columbia University in New York City. Harold Alan Pincus, M.D., and Terri L. Tanielian, M.A., are coeditors of this column.
Percentage of individuals with and without mood or anxiety disorders who received medication from a psychiatrist or primary care physician1
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I would love to have a bluetooth enabled GPS and Camera that can talk to each other. I know iPhoto has the lat/long fields in it's EXIF information, but I don't know if that's an iPhoto extension or the built into the camera.
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2004-06-16 05:53:07 DavidGoldwasser [View]
I know some cameras or at least video cameras have bluetooth, or now even WIFI, but I don't know of any that communicate with each other. Not sure of the goal of them communicating with each other?
On the other I believe that at least some of the two way radios that have built in GPS recieves exchange the GPS data with each other. This sounds very cool and usefull. Each person in the field will know where the others are.
As far as storing the GPS data as an EXIF field, if a camera stores it then most programs should support viewing the data. I believe it is a standard EXIF field.
Why bluetooth-enabled cameras?
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If your camera could communicate with your cell phone (via bluetooth/wifi/etc), you would get geotagging via E911 technology and unlimited storage via 3G/4G.
That's pretty cool.
Why bluetooth-enabled cameras?
2004-06-16 07:43:55 DavidGoldwasser [View]
Does the E911 work like GPS but just use signal strengh or time from various cell phone towers?
Kevin, I mis-understood your post, but now it makes sense. I thought you were talking about a camera communicating with another camera, vs communicating with GPS device (now it makes sense, that woudl be great. In fact that is similar to what the Ricoh camera does which has a GPS card. It just does not do it wirelessly.
One other feature that would be great is to record the heading as part of the track. If you have an electronic compass on the GPS receiver it can tall which way you are looking (assuming you have the reciver taped to the camera or aimed the same way). I think most of the standard track formats record location but not heading.


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The European PVM/MPI Users' Group conference is a forum for the users and developers of PVM, MPI, and other message-passing programming environments. They will have the opportunity to meet each other, share ideas and experiences, and meet members of the PVM and MPI teams.
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Russian physicist and astrophysicist, who won the Nobel Prize for Physics in 2003 for his pioneering work on superconductivity. He shared the award with Alexey A. Abrikosov of Russia and Anthony J. Leggett of Great Britain. Ginzburg was also noted for his work on theories of radio wave propagation, radio astronomy, and the origin of cosmic rays. He was a member of the team that developed the Soviet thermonuclear bomb.
After graduating from Moscow State University (1938), Ginzburg was appointed to the P.N. Lebedev Physical Institute of the U.S.S.R. Academy of Sciences in 1940, and from 1971 to 1988 he headed the institute's theory group. He also taught at Gorky University (194568) and at the Moscow Technical Institute of Physics (from 1968).
In the late 1940s, under the leadership of physicist Igor Tamm, he worked with colleagues Andrey Sakharov and Yury Romanov to build a thermonuclear bomb. The first design, proposed by Sakharov in 1948, consisted of alternating layers of deuterium and uranium-238 between a fissile core and a surrounding chemical high explosive. Known as Sloika (Layer Cake), the design was refined by Ginzburg in 1949 through the substitution of lithium-6 deuteride for the liquid deuterium. When bombarded with neutrons, lithium-6 breeds tritium, which can fuse with deuterium to release more energy. Ginzburg and Sakharov's design was tested on Aug. 12, 1953, and more than 15 percent of the energy released came from nuclear fusion. Ginzburg received the State Prize of the Soviet Union in 1953 and the Lenin Prize in 1966.
Ginzburg conducted his prizewinning research on superconductivity in the 1950s. First identified in 1911, superconductivity is the disappearance of electrical resistance in various solids when they are cooled below a characteristic temperature, which is typically very low. Scientists formulated various theories on why the phenomenon occurrs in certain metals termed type I superconductors. Ginzburg developed such a theory, and it proved so comprehensive that Abrikosov later used it to build a theoretical explanation for type II superconductors. Ginzburg's achievement also enabled other scientists to create and test new superconducting materials and build more powerful electromagnets.
Another significant theory developed by Ginzburg was that cosmic radiation in interstellar space is produced not by thermal radiation but by the acceleration of high-energy electrons in magnetic fields, a process known as synchrotron radiation. In 1955 Ginzburg (with I.S. Shklovsky) discovered the first quantitative proof that the cosmic rays observed near Earth originated in supernovas. Upon the discovery in 1969 of pulsars (neutron stars formed in supernova explosions), he expanded his theory to include pulsars as a related source of cosmic rays.


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12 stitches and 10 rows = 4 inches in half double crochet with a J10 6mm hook
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