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Situational Awareness
This has to be ONE OF THE BEST, IF NOT THE BEST article on the subject of being aware of your surroundings AT ALL TIMES. I KNOW YOU KNOW IT, BUT EVERYONE ELSE NEEDS TO TAKE THIS TO HEART.
This guy covers almost everything. I saw it and I KNEW you would want a copy. This IS one of the better explanations I've seen in a LONG time.Jim
Freedom From Fear: Spotting Trouble Before it Happens
By Kelly McCann aka "Jim Grover"
From Guns and Ammo
One of the most-asked questions during my street survival training is, "What am I going to see right before an attack?" That's a good question. It tells me the student is concerned about avoiding the situation altogether, and wants as much time as possible to maximize his chances of survival.
Those things you are most likely to see before an attack are called "pre-incident indicators." They are peculiar things you will recognize if you know what to look for. Any one of them alone is probably not enough to call out the cavalry, but when two or more appear, there is need for concern. If you pick up two or more of these indicators, take immediate steps to get out of the situation, place or activity in which you're involved.
The first indicator is unnatural impediment to your movement. It doesn't matter whether this is while you are walking, in your car or on a bicycle. When something stops you or causes you to go well out of your line of travel…beware.
Next is correlation of someone's movement to your own. When you first notice someone is keeping pace with you, it should alarm you. You stop, they stop. You speed up but the distance doesn't increase between you. The slim chance of two strangers regulating their pace so precisely is minuscule. Cross the street or go into a store. If the person stays with you, there may be something wrong.
Any sudden changes in status of a person(s) near you should make you think twice. For example, if you are walking along a city street and pass by two young adults who are leaning against a wall and they suddenly stop loitering and become pedestrians behind you, ask yourself why. What was it that made them decide to fall into step behind you? Regulate your pace differently and see if they are correlating to your movement. If they are, that's two indicators and a strong possibility exists that they have something much more dubious in store for you.
If you have been stopped unnaturally in your movement, or if you are standing somewhere and you notice predatory movements, immediately take some kind of action to extricate yourself. Predatory movements include circling, two people moving in opposite directions around you, or one or more people moving around or away from you and another moving at you.
A verbal exchange initiated by a stranger is unique enough today to make you take pause. People are much less apt to ask a stranger anything anymore. Attacks can sometimes be predicated on things such as, "Got a dollar?," "Do you know where. . ." or "What time is it?" Obviously, don't be ready to launch into the offensive when this occurs. Simply take a step back away from the person addressing you and look to the sides quickly. It is doubtful the person talking is the attacker; usually the attack is coming from the side.
Target glancing or avenue-of-escape glancing is a fairly reliable indicator that something is about to happen. This furtive glancing indicates the criminal is sizing you up, identifying escape routes, confirming there are no police in the area and so forth. This is noticeable when you see a person glancing in your direction several times, then glancing away.
If a person is approaching on an oblique path that will intersect with your own, you should beware. This is commonly used as an access route to the target because it keeps the attacker in a blind spot the longest.
Whenever an approaching person has his hand hidden, causing unnatural movement, keep an eye on him until either the hand comes clear of the cover or the person passes. Felons typically have their gun, knife or club already out when they approach their victim. To conceal it as long as possible on their approach, they hold it discreetly behind their arm or leg or inside their coat.
Any bump, shove or push should alarm you. It may be a pick-pocket attempt, it may be a setup, it may be just an impatient person. Whatever the case, if this occurs you need to be alert.
The relative absence of other people and authorities provides the criminal an excellent time to attack. Singularly, this indicator is not necessarily a big deal. When coupled with one or two other indicators it has enormous implications. Remember, an attacker strikes when it is least advantageous for you.
As you walk along there is another indicator of which you should be aware. Since the advent of drive-by shootings, most people notice cars that pull alongside them in traffic. As you're walking along, any automobile stopping alongside, slightly to the front or to the rear of you serves as ample warning to keep your eyes open. Any second pass of the same vehicle should likewise cause some concern.
You should also be wary of any obviously intoxicated person or group.
Have you ever noticed glances between strangers as they approach, impede, hail or otherwise interact with you? This occurs when criminals are just shy of launching their attack. They're looking at each other to ensure each is ready, taking one last quick look for cops, and glancing at the escape route to make sure it is clear. If the criminal is alone, it will look the same.
Any time you are confronted by more than one person and the first is in your face, keep your eyes not only on him but on the calmest appearing individual in a verbal altercation. Keep looking at the whole picture until you have to strike, then pick one target and strike.
Obvious attempts at baiting you are conducted only to cause a confrontation. Don't take the bait. Stay calm, keep your hands up and ready to strike or block, and keep moving. If there are other people in the area, move toward them and gain their attention.
Well, there you have it–some views of that picture seconds before something bad happens. As I said, any one of these things alone is probably not cause for concern; two or three of them should make you twinge with anticipation. If you wait any longer to act you'll be down to split seconds, and the chances of avoiding or surviving are exponentially decreased.
Unnatural impediment to your movement
Correlation of someone's movement to your own.
Any sudden change in a person's status as you get near or pass them.
Predatory movements (circling, two or more people moving in opposite directions, etc.)
Any verbal exchange initiated by a stranger
Target glancing
Persons closing on you from an oblique angle that intersects with your path.
A hand hidden that causes unnatural movement by someone as they walk toward you.
Bumps, shoves, pushes or grabs
Relative absence of other people or authorities
Automobiles stopping alongside you or slightly to the front or rear as you walk along
Any obvious intoxicated person
Any second pass of a vehicle
Obvious attempts at baiting you
Glances between strangers as they approach, impede, hail or otherwise interact with you
The calmest-appearing individual in a verbal altercation; not always the guy in your face
Off topic:
Instapundit has a huge Survival prep post up today:
Hullo, freaking Instapundit is into Prepping now? He gets like eleventy zillion pageviews per day.
HA HA HA – another off topic: Amazon.com has a "Safety and Security" category on its page of New Year's deals:
Sheesh, this stuff is popping up everywhere.
Excellent information!
Here are some other articles on the same topic,
Five Stages of Violent Crime
Physical Body Language Indicators of Imminent Violence
Happy new year! Love your blog!
The article gives good advice about situational awareness but there are many moving parts to keep track off. Too complex for me I'm afraid.
Something far simpler in my experience is to quickly scan peoples faces for people looking back at you. The bad guys are looking for marks and thus you can spot them very quickly and easily. This is because 99.9% of the rest of the population is preoccupied or zoned out or texting. Maybe the odd person is looking for a friend or a taxi but those cases are easy to figure out.
I can't remember where I first heard about this method — think it is how Secret Service scans large crowds on presidential detail. But it any case, I tried it and it works great!
Excellent article, however the auther left out one of the most.obvious indictors of whether a suspicous person will be a probable threat to you, and that is how they are dressed.
Yes. I know there are all kinds of execptions to this rule, and we're not supposed to form opinions on a persons appearance, etc,etc, but I can't remember the the last time I've read a story where someone was mugged by a well groomed guy who was wearing a three-piece suit and tie.
I'm not sure why this wasn't covered in the article – trying to be a little PC maybe, but speaking for myself, I know I would feel a lot safer walking into a dark alley ( if I had to ) and finding myself in the middle of a group of guys wearing polo shirts and dockers rather than with one that's sporting piercings and tattoos and wearing shabby clothes.
Like it or not, more often it's the truth of the matter.
When I walk down the street I keep my head level and on a swivel, observing and watching for ambush points, also I look everyone in the face, not in a challenging way but in a more-or-less acknowledging and assessing manner while also observing them in case I need to describe them. Whenever someone that might even remotely pose a threat passes me on the sidewalk or street I observe their shadow on the sidewalk or reflection in a store window as we pass, so that I can counter-act a strike if they turn to attack me as we pass each other. I also maintain a readiness to side-step in order to gain distance if there's two or more trying to do a pincher movement. I also watch for the person to transmit attack signals, i.e., clenching fists, straining neck muscles, things like that.
To anon @ 10:38pm, it sounds more complicated than it actually is, after a while it becomes habit or 2nd nature.
In all honesty I am not as razor-sharp or as strong as I was in my 20's back in Flint, but here in small-town USA I'm more about awareness, vigilance and avoidance. A nice peaceful boring life!
Eric in Michigan
Anonymous 10:38PM has it right, just look for the non-zombies.
Are you going to be a survivalism consultant when you move to the US? Wish I lived in Texas, I'd come see ya.
Another thing to keep an eye out for is an unusual composition of the area. If it's in the middle of the day and you se some "dumped" childrens bikes but no kids in the nearbye area than the kids are probably aware of something you SHOULD be aware of…
ive worked security for most of my adult life,and while im not an expert i know some things.
1. watch for groups of people or solo that are out of place
2. look for weapons even the not so obvious kinds, hence the odd way of holding hands and arms to conceal
3. this is obvious but watch for open hostility
4. use all your sense even that gut feeling that somethings not right, it is just your subconcious picking up something that your not
5. one key thing is to avoid looking like a victim, if you appear.be aware of whats around you without appearing aggressive, both are just asking for trouble
theres alot i didnt put in here because they have been covered fairly decent in other posts
This is an excellent article. Very thought provoking. I have never completely analyzed it, even though I try to keep my situational awareness as high as possible. Thank you
The best thing you can do when walking with your kids is talk to them about what you are looking for. I have found by doing this over and over with my two girls, that they now hear the voice's in there heads and are more alert then there friends. its simple training that keeps them safe and lets me sleep at night.
I have a question, why is it more important to look out for "the calmest-appearing individual in a verbal altercation; not always the guy in your face"? What is the psychology behind this?
One thing that works for me, is i go out of my way to be aware of my position relative to other people… so as not to appear as a threat to THEM. Varying my pace to keep my distance, altering my route even if its not the most direct, etc.
This makes me hyper sensitive to someone trying to position themselves as a threat to ME.
Great article, overall. It's something that has always been part of my lifestyle as a young twenty-something female who tends to walk alone in rougher parts of town. I used to have a f@#k-off dog (pitbull/German Shepard mix) that I could count on to give people pause, but since my dog passed I've had to be much more aware of the people around me, and I've found myself being a lot more cautious.
Great article Fernando! You state some tactics that I will definitely use in high-risk situations (such as walking around Mexico City next time I go on business or visit family there). The funny thing is I've always been sort of naturally "situationally aware." Having grown up in New York City I had to – my mother and father taught me to, and it was the way you had to be living in the big city. I remember landing in the airport in Mexico City and I suddenly noticed a guy tracking my movements while pretending to window shop. I pointed him out to a friend I was with and he agreed. Great skills to have!
I lived in the "Murder Triangle" near San Leandro in the 90's during the Rodney King riots. I worked until 1am and had to walk about a mile through that place every night (even during the riots, but not in the midst of them). I did some of the things that the article talks about as if I were the "situation" to be aware of, not pursuing potential attackers but whatever i could do while making my way home (keeping only 1 hand in a pocket, looking around, behind the people who confronted me). For me, doing that while making strict progress toward my home was enough to ward off a few criminal-types.
A coworker some years ago described an incident he encountered in the Detroit metro area…
He stopped at a local convenience store to pick something up, and some guys were "playing football" in the parking lot in front. On the way out, the ball "accidentally" hit him. The guys came by, helped him pick up his bag of items he dropped, and were very apologetic. He thought they were "very nice". When he got to his hotel, he discovered his wallet was missing.
He is a very affable and intelligent man, but was naively situationally "unaware". This was a lesson learned by him (and, through him, by us).
On another occasion (before GPS), again in Detroit metro, the section of highway I normally took to the hotel was closed one particular night (after midnight). There was a detour route, but it was poorly marked. The last couple detour signs might have been tampered with, I don't know, but the signs soon ran out. Turns out it took me through a rather rough neighborhood. Key indicator was the groups of people at major intersections "hanging out" in front of local strip malls along that route. At red lights I kept a good distance from the car in front, in case I needed to "make a getaway". I was happy to have a Mustang that particular time for a rental. Nothing happened, but it did get burned in my memory the possibility of finding oneself inadvertently in a risky situation.


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A controversial study published in September 2012 in the journal Food and Chemical Toxicology continues to stir a fair bit of controversy about genetically modified foods and cancer. Considering the abundance of genetically modified foods in the average North American diet, I hope that I have your attention.
In this 2 year study carried out at Caen University in France, rats fed a diet of Monsanto's genetically modified corn were found to be more likely to develop tumors, organ failure and die prematurely.
The lead author, a biologist by the name of Gilles-Eric Seralini said that GM animal studies typically end after a few months because the companies behind GM foods don't want to know the long-term consequences of their products. This shouldn't come as a shock to any of us who have lived with big tobacco and the producers of hydrogenated oils.
Not surprisingly, the study came under rapid and heavy attack from Monsanto (the makers of GM corn) and other critics. They ask why North Americans aren't "dropping like flies" given that we've been consuming Roundup Ready corn for the last 10 years. They also complain that the study size was too small, the design inadequate and that the rats used were a special strain susceptible to cancer.
Whether this was a quality study or not, the question remains whether GM foods pose a long-term risk for cancer and given the preponderance of GM foods in our diets, we should start exploring the issue very carefully taking what industry and government say with a grain of GM-free salt.
Now, for those of you who are not sure just how much GM food you are eating, consider what Michael Pollan tells us in his book The Omnivore's Dilemma. This is that despite eating more wheat than corn, we in North America have become "true corn people." He supports this by showing just how much processed corn we eat in the form of high fructose corn syrup and meat (fed mostly corn).
My hope for our health is that 2013 brings some well designed and bias free long term studies into GM foods. Given our daily exposure to so many toxins and carcinogens, I also hope that new studies explore how adding herbicides and pesticides to our food alters our ability to detoxify and stay healthy. Remember too, that a lack of scientific evidence doesn't necessarily mean that GM foods don't cause cancer.
Here is a list of ingredients where GM corn can hide:
- corn starch (in many processed foods and beer too),
- maltodextrin (in processed foods like chips and cookies),
- ethanol (in alcohol),
- sorbitol, mannitol (and other artificial sweeteners),
- xanthan gum (a preservative),
- citric acid (a preservative),
- MSG (monosodium glutamate),
- corn oils (often used for frying in food industry)
- red meat (corn fed cattle)
- farmed fish (corn fed)
- chicken (corn fed)
My New Year's commitment for you: READ THOSE LABELS CAREFULLY
*** Minding your GM-free bodies; Embodying your GM-free minds ***

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Concord lawyer to plead guilty to Salem prostitution charge
Richard Mooney, 53, of Bow will plead guilty to a Class B misdemeanor charge of prostitution and pay a $1,000 fine, according to the terms of the deal.
Prosecutors will agree to drop a misdemeanor hindering apprehension charge for allegedly tipping off a prostitute that she was under surveillance by Salem police. Mooney is accused of calling the woman after he was pulled over by police on June 13, 2011.
The negotiated deal was struck roughly a month after Mooney tried to have his charges dismissed by a superior court judge.
Defense attorney Howard Roever argued in court papers that Salem police did not have enough legal justification to pull over Mooney after he left a Salem motel room that was under surveillance by police.
Assistant County Attorney Kirsten Wilson said in court papers that a Salem police detective observed Mooney slowly drive by a room being used by one of two prostitutes under surveillance by police.
Mooney then entered the room without any luggage and left about an hour later, according to Wilson.
Salem police then watched Mooney return to his car and drive off before pulling him over.
Mooney refused to speak with police after being pulled over in his car and identified by officers. But the prostitute, police said, told detectives that Mooney called her moments after his encounter with police officers to warn her that she was being watched by law enforcement.
The woman was given limited immunity in exchange for her sworn testimony, according to prosecutors. She was not charged in the case.
Wilson also argued that a judge should not consider Mooney's request to dismiss charges, suggesting it was untimely.
"These charges have been pending for approximately 21 months," she said in court papers. "Approximately six weeks before the most current date for jury selection, (Mooney) has raised a suppression issue for the first time."
Mooney is expected to enter his guilty plea on April 1 in Rockingham County Superior Court. He initially faced two Class A misdemeanors, which carries a penalty of up to a year in county jail and a $2,000 fine.
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Air Jordan III Retro 'Stealth' – Release Reminder
September 2nd, 2011 by John Kim | 42 comments
2011′s been a strong year for the Air Jordan III, with five strong releases either released or scheduled for the year. Throw in last year's Doernbecher Freestyle edition and the Silver Anniversary tonal-white, and you've got seven Air Jordan III releases to nicely pad your collection. Dropping this Saturday is the 'Stealth' colorway, which features a familiar palette of red, black, and white, with spurts of Stealth and Light Graphite on the upper. You can hit up your local Jordan Brand retailer for these tomorrow, so check out the new set of images below and let us know if you plan on copping a pair; Air Jordan IIIs tend to go fast, so don't miss out by copping one now from yellownsxt on eBay.
Air Jordan III Retro
Stealth/Varsity Red-Light Graphite-Black
Gotta say I didn't like these when I saw the pics but I saw them in person and they look better. The quality is on point but I really think the white laces are just throwing everyone off. I put some varsity red laces on mine and they look amazing...I would recommend buying these and changing the laces to black, red and maybe even grey.
I just coppd n threw on blood-red laces. Sh!ts slammin.. Lookin like a whole new pair.
shoe is super clean a must cop http://youtu.be/tMzDp0UTkn0 ^ video of shoe
All yall cheap yall aint j collectors... if u go pass just say that dont try to dog a shoe you aint got...
Saw them in person.... and put them back on the shelf. Not impressed. Would look better with black laces but still not worth $150. Might cop if on sale for $99...MAYBE....rather wait for the real heat in November. These just don't make the cut.... NEXT>>>
These dont just look better with black laces they look like a different shoe w black laces. its crazy. The white laces look so stupid also the white sole is a little weird but its all good.I didn't know we had to choose between these and the black cements???? Oh wait, WE DON'T!!! BUY WHAT YOU LIKE! I LIKE EM BOTH :)
these suck
they look better with black laces
got mine today and they are nice og box and everything,already have the black cement 3s from back in the day and will get the 3s coming out in november also
waiting for these to go on sale!!! LMAO!!!
i guess if they ever hit the sale rack i will think about it
coped mine and they are look great to me I was gonna go bold With red laces but imma gonna do black why pass. get these the cements/14' s and concords and end the year great.
Trash. My 07s r way betta
Pass black cements rules
I'm definitely passing on these, just copped the Pine Green Foams. I find it kind of funny how if someone is not feeling a pair a J's, some lame ass SN readers try to call them broke. When at the same time they can go cash out on some Guccis or Pradas..
I'm copin in
I wouldn't even get these with my discount
i work at finishline &&&&&& they r not all that! i personaly think the shoe has way too much going on! pass till november!!
Seen them yesterday, gonna have to pass for the $150. Maybe in a couple of months if they hit the sale rack
im coppin them... buyin sum black laces to swap out
damnn, they could've gotten better pictures to be more persuasive, but the pics make the shoes look even worse.....
If its between the stealths or the black cements.........Pass!
no deal ill wait for the november releases
hell yea.. im dam sure coppin both
Lol mad thumbs down dese jays still suck n cool grey 3s r deff better
damn lol
i only thumbed up cause of your name
You are an idiot. Go play in traffic.
These should be known as the "Swap Out 3s" from now on
yea its much better to have some shit thats been released 4 times last being a year or 2 ago then it is to have a completely new one b/c no one has the cements do they ? plz gimmie the same shit everyone else has so i cant b on my own shit ... i just gotta b like everyone else ... hypebeasts suk get your own flava
White cement, true blues, bhm, stealth, black cements
LOL, hell yea.. they look MUCH better wit da black laces tho.. looks like a totally different shoe
Got mines with my black laces, and I like em
I forgot about BHM 3's. Thanks
Year those black laces make a hundred % difference..


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The 28-year-old TV presenter revealed her boyfriend got down on one knee during a recent holiday to the Caribbean, while admitting the couple 'just want to be together all the time', reports the Daily Mail.
Ozzy Osbourne's daughter revealed the engagement in a stunning photoshoot with Hello! magazine.
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Trail of the Ancients
This bike tour departs from our Moab headquarters at Moab Cyclery.
The Needles District of Canyonlands National Park is named for the eroding rock pinnacles that stand as sentinels in a valley of endless views and exceptional sunsets. This area is located over 100 miles from any major interstate, making it one of the most remote regions in the country.
The Canyonlands region was considered a wasteland until the mid-1940s when urgent needs for uranium, vanadium, and petroleum products brought cycles of mining, prospecting and drilling to the area. These activities created a majority of the network of the backcountry roads and trails that are in use today. But long before modern times, the Ancestral Puebloans developed a flourishing civilization in these canyons. Located far into the backcountry, the remnants of their society have remained untouched for over 800 years. This mountain bike adventure offers a unique perspective into the region. A great trip for intermediate and athletic beginners, this mostly dirt road and double track route contains challenges of increasing difficulty as your skills increase.
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Thong, Tanga, or Brazilian Cut Bikini, what's the difference and which one should I wear?
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One of the more provocative styles which continue to gain popularity is the Brazilian cut bottom. Known for it's much less conservative coverage, the Brazilian bottom is typically a small triangle on the rear similar to the front. Often made with excellent quality material, these bottoms do not sag and hold their shape very well. Younger girls love these bottoms as they are often more flattering than moderate of full coverage bottoms.
Woman who are concerned with the appearance of there back side often think that they will hide more with more coverage; When in fact, more coverage also adds to the visual perception of a larger bottom, the opposite result you were looking for.
We sell Brazilian cut swimwear all over the world in smalls, medium, to large. If you have never tried one, consider buying one for your next vacation and mix it in with your other suits and give it a try. There are many excellent Brands to choose from and they all fit a little different. Cia Maritima, is the largest and best known designer and manufacturer in Brazil, while Luli Fama manufactured in the US offers an assortment of bottoms styles and is famous for the Ruched, Scrunch Butt bikini bottom. Another line direct from Brazil with world wide acclaim is POKO PANO. POKO PANO is actually translated, "Little Cloth", and be sure to check out Agua Doce, another premier Brazilian brand that is an authentic Brazilian cut suit, and a great choice as well.
Everyone knows of the Thong bottom, but another style that is growing in popularity is the Tanga bottom which is a modified version of the Thong. Thong bikini bottoms are cut very low in the front and have only a thin strip of elastic material running between the cheeks in the rear. If you've ever heard of a floss bikini, that's a popular nickname for a thong.
Tanga bikinis are very sexy modifications and are a little more conservative than a classic Thong. The front of the bottom piece is a small triangle attached to the back piece by strings or side ties or thin piece of Spandex. The back piece is a very small triangle that provides approximately 2-3 more inches of coverage than a Thong. ( Please see image above left and bottom right as examples) I think these bottoms are great sexy alternative and can give the appearance of a shapelier bottom, which in most cases is an asset!
What is your favorite bottom style and why? If you have any tips, suggestions, or comments, we always appreciate hearing from you.
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First book: color control
Hi everybody,
just sharing my experience.
I have received my first book.
It uses a full black background and hence white text.
The text is extremely crisp, even on the cover
In the pictures, the blacks are really black.
I have a calibrated monitor (Monaco Optix) and I have to say that, when accounting for the fact that the paper is not Luster (I prefer that to the glossy paper ), color rendition and contrast are there.
Yes, if you look from really close you will see the print reticle, but from normal viewing distance you have to look for it.
I have seen worse in "real" books.
I have shown the book to anyone I know, and received very good comments on the quality, even from photographers.
I am showing it soon to some pros, to geet their feedback.
I wish there was a wider choice on paper, maybe even with little heavier stock, and maybe with different finishings.
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TUESDAY, Aug. 24 (HealthDay News) -- Patients who chose to have
a special pump placed in their heart's aorta before undergoing
procedures to open blocked arteries didn't have improved outcomes,
new research shows.
The British study included patients undergoing percutaneous
coronary intervention (PCI), which includes balloon angioplasty
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patients had poor left ventricular function and extensive coronary
disease, which put them at increased risk for ischemia (restricted
blood flow) or arrhythmia (irregular heartbeat) during the
In these high-risk cases, an intra-aortic balloon pump (IABP) is
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The study findings are published in the Aug. 25 issue of the
Journal of the American Medical Association.
"Observational studies have previously reported that elective IABP insertion may improve outcomes following high-risk PCI. To date, this assertion has not been tested in a randomized trial," study author Dr. Divaka Perera, of King's College London, and colleagues said in a news release from the journal's publisher.
The study included 301 patients. Some opted for IABP insertion
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measurement used to determine the effect of the intervention, was
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Chicago, IL (Sports Network) - The Dallas Mavericks signed point guard Derek Fisher on Thursday.
Terms of the deal were not disclosed.
Fisher, 38, spent parts of last season with the Los Angeles Lakers and the Oklahoma City Thunder.
Over 16 seasons, Fisher has won five NBA titles in two separate stints with the Lakers (1996-2004, 2007-2012), and has also made stops in Golden State (2004-2006) and Utah (2006-2007).
"I think he can really help our situation with experience, defensively and really in all aspects of the game," Mavs coach Rick Carlisle said about Fisher after Wednesday's loss to the Chicago Bulls.
The Arkansas-Little Rock product was dealt to the Rockets last season, but took a buyout and later signed with the Western Conference-champion Thunder.
Over 1,173 career games, Fisher has averaged 8.6 points and 3.1 assists per game.
Dallas waived forward Troy Murphy to make room on the roster for Fisher.
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Is this newsworthy because it's an interesting photo? Because there's somebody out there who cares that the Smiths got their windows washed?
And Cooley is a wonderful photographer, but I think nature scenes are more spectacular and certainly more interesting than someone getting windows washed.
This Valley is losing more and more of the natural beauty that we use to enjoy. All the world is looking the same with junk food establishments growing like cancer cells.
Better take pictures of trees and mountains while we have them. . .
There sure is a lot of paint on the brick around the windows.
Next week's photo will be Mr. Grigsby wire-brushing the paint off the brick.
I can hardly wait!
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9 reasons credit unions are better than banks
Credit unions exist to serve their members. What big bank can say that?
This post comes from Allison Martin at partner site Money Talks News.
While out and about, you may have passed by the local credit union without looking twice because you don't have a need for their services. Well, at least that's what you thought.
Which brings me to the following question: Are you aware of how credit unions operate and what they entail? If so, you may be inclined to open up an account at one closest to you or even make the switch from your bank.
What exactly is a credit union and why is it better?
MyCreditUnion.gov defines credit unions as "not-for-profit organizations that exist to serve their members rather than to maximize corporate profits." They operate similarly to banks, as they make loans to members and accept deposits.
So, why should I choose the local credit union over big boy banks?
1. Motives
The sole purpose for a credit union's existence means that it should have your best interests at heart, and not the bottom line of the institution. Big banks, on the other hand, are there to turn a profit and will seemingly do whatever it takes to meet their numbers.
2. Structure
Because they follow a cooperative structure, credit unions are owned and operated by their members. Upon making the initial deposit, you will be granted voting rights along with surplus income returned in the form of dividends because cooperatives are owned and operated by members.
As a member, you may be also able to conduct transactions at other affiliate locations outside of your institution. And some credit unions reimburse their members for ATM fees incurred outside of their machines. This was a major lifesaver when I arrived at college and discovered that one of the local credit unions near campus was partnered with my credit union in my hometown.
3. Fees
Credit unions have lower expenses, so they are able to pass on the savings to their members. For instance, many credit unions offer free checking accounts with no minimum balance constraints, but you will often have to pay a fee at the big boy banks if your funds fall below a certain number or you fail to meet other criteria. You likely will also be assessed a fee for each transaction that is processed using overdraft protection.
4. Loan rates
Every loan I've ever gotten has been from the credit union, even after shopping around at the big boy banks. They usually have better rates because they are nonprofit and aren't looking to make their wallets fatter. According to the the National Credit Union Association (.pdf file), as of Sept. 30, the average interest rate on a 48-month new-car loan was only 2.91 percent at the credit union, but 4.21 percent with major banks.
5. Credit card offers
The NCUA also indicated that the average interest rate for credit cards was 10.99 percent for credit unions and 11.82 for banks. So there isn't much of a variance in terms of APR, but the plastic from credit unions are usually less costly in terms of fees.
6. Borrowing
Been turned down by all the major banks? Try your local credit union, as its borrowing standards are more flexible and they may be willing to work with you, especially if you are a member in good standing. And if you're self-employed, you already understand how tough it can be to get approved for anything with major banks.
7. Earnings on savings accounts
Although the interest rate is still on the low side, it beats the major financial institutions. According to the NCUA, as of Sept. 30, credit union savings accounts yielded earnings of 0.15 percent on average while banks earned only 0.06.
8. Customer service
The credit union may not have a 24/7 customer service line for you to call at 2 a.m. when you have a burning question about your account, but rest assured that the focus will always be on you. Every credit union I've ever been a member of was staffed by friendly representatives who knew me by name. I can't say I've had that experience with banks.
Also, there's no need to worry if your card is lost or stolen because there is typically an after-hours hotline you can call at any time to report these unfortunate occurrences.
9. Insurance
You can rest assured that your funds are safe in the credit union's hands. Similar to most major banks, all accounts are federally insured up to $250,000 and backed by the U.S. government.
What if I want in?
Credit unions usually serve individuals affiliated with a particular organization or geographic region. But this doesn't necessarily mean you won't be able to slip through the cracks. To search for a credit union in your area, take a look at:
Also, it wouldn't hurt to take a glance at Kiplinger's article on credit unions with unrestricted membership.
Of course, the terms, conditions and fees vary by financial institution, so you'll need to inquire about specifics.
Do you prefer credit unions over banks?
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I gave up on commercial banks almost 15 years ago. I would go inside to the bank to cash and deposit my paycheck and I would get a snotty, "You should be using the ATM" from the teller who felt that she was being bothered by my presence. This was at a time when banks were merging at what seemed to be every other week. I had a N.O.W. checking account that required a $1,000 minimum balance to earn interest and I was okay with that. After the bank had been bought up by one of the out of state monster banks, I opened up my monthly statement to find a $22 service charge. When I called the 800 number I spoke to a phone rep thousands of miles away who told me that I did not read the fine print and that I needed to have $25,000 in my account to gain interest or face a service charge.. Who on Earth has that kind of money in their checking account?
My credit union has a sign above the door as you enter that says, "YOU own this place." That sums it up for me!
I discovered some things this good article doesn't clarify:
1. Most credit unions are open to virtually everyone, even if they have names like "State Employees Credit Union," (SECU) - a choice, by the way, which ensures a lot of branches throughout the state. Sometimes you're qualified to join if a relative is a member at the time you join or if you attended a public college or community college in the state, etc.
2. At most credit unions, if you overdraw your checking account, there is NO fee or a small, perhaps $3, fee if savings can cover it.
3. At most credit unions, debit cards have NO swipe fees and can be used with NO fees at tens of thousands of ATM's nationwide. Mine from SECU of Maryland, can be used with no fees at over 70,000 ATM's nationwide, including those in every Costco, Target and at 5,500 7-11's. I use my debit card at stores like Aldi that don't accept credit cards.
Credit Unions do not pay income tax because they earn no income. A not-for-profit organization may earn money to pay it's employees and it's debts, but must return all other money to it's members. Banks do not return excess money to their customers, but rather give it to their shareholders (sometimes) and also waste it on very high bonus and salaries to executives who do no real work.
I have worked for a credit union for over 38 years and we have never paid high salaries to our officers and never paid huge bonuses to them, either. We are extremely connected to our members as well. Sure, everybody makes a mistake now and again. There are (former) members who have nothing good to say about us, but overall, we server our membership extremely well. in 2013, we returned 12 million dollars to the membership as an extraordinary dividend!
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This was really easy to make- I added yellow squash, asparagus and grilled chicken to the recipe and it gave it an extra kick. I also added crushed red pepper to give it a little zing. I guess I just used this recipe as the base, but it turned out nicely.
Penne With Sautéed Zucchini and Parmesan
Penne with sautéed zucchini and parmesan is a wonderful and satisfying pasta recipe but feel free to add in other fresh vegetables you have on hand.
Yield: Makes 4 servings (serving size: 1 1/4 cups)
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- Calories: 307
- Fat: 12g
- Saturated fat: 2g
- Monounsaturated fat: 8g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 1g
- Protein: 10g
- Carbohydrate: 43g
- Fiber: 5g
- Cholesterol: 4mg
- Iron: 2mg
- Sodium: 248mg
- Calcium: 86mg
- 2 cups uncooked whole wheat penne pasta
- 3 tablespoons olive oil
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- 1 medium zucchini, cut crosswise into 1/4-inch slices
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon black pepper
- 1/4 cup shaved fresh Parmesan cheese, divided
- 3 tablespoons chopped bottled roasted red bell pepper
- 1. Bring a large pot of water to a boil; add penne, and cook 7-9 minutes or until al dente. Drain penne, reserving 2 tablespoons of the pasta water.
- 2. While pasta cooks, heat olive oil in large skillet over medium heat. Add the garlic, and cook about 1 minute or until fragrant. Add the zucchini, and sauté over medium heat another 3 minutes or until the zucchini is tender. Then season with salt and black pepper to taste.
- 3. Add penne and reserved pasta water to the zucchini in the skillet; toss to combine.
- 4. Remove from heat and transfer to large serving bowl. Add 2 tablespoons Parmesan and toss gently to combine all ingredients. Serve garnished with the roasted red bell peppers and the remaining 2 tablespoons shaved Parmesan.
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- COURSE: Main Dishes
- CONVENIENCE: Quick/Easy
- CUISINE: Mediterranean
- MAIN INGREDIENT: Pasta, Vegetables
- DIETARY CONSIDERATION: Low Cholesterol, Meatless
- PUBLICATION: Health
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Pupils from Ysgol Clydau were delighted to have visitors to their school last week bearing gifts and prizes. Pupils have been working on sustainability in the school and decided they needed a compost bin to put their fruit peel and scraps in.
They wrote a letter to the Council to ask for one and last Wednesday not one, but four compost bins were presented to the school!
In addition to the compost bins, the school received their bronze Sustainable Schools Award from Councillor Huw George in acknowledgement of the work they have done minimising waste and litter, saving water and living healthily.
'It is evident, walking around the school, how items are reused in different ways instead of being thrown away', said Janie Pridham, Sustainable Schools Officer. 'This important part of sustainable living is becoming part of the ethos of the school, as we can see today with the delivery of the compost bins'.
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Mashantucket - Craftsteak, celebrity chef Tom Colicchio's popular restaurant at MGM Grand at Foxwoods, will close early next year, a casualty of the outlet mall being built between MGM Grand and Foxwoods Resort Casino's Grand Pequot Tower.
The indoor entrance to the mall on the MGM Grand side will use space now occupied by the restaurant, Jens Baake, Foxwoods' vice president of food and beverage, said Thursday.
Craftsteak's corporate owner, Craft Worldwide Holdings, has filed advance notice of the closing with the state Department of Labor, as required by the U.S. Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification Act. The so-called WARN notice, listed on the labor department's web site, indicates the restaurant's Feb. 2 closing will cost 54 employees their jobs.
Craftsteak's general manager, Thomas Timmons, referred questions to a corporate executive in New York who did not return a call. In an email, a public relations spokeswoman said the company "has no comment."
Craftsteak has been a fixture at MGM Grand at Foxwoods since 2008.
"It's all to do with where the mall entrance is going to be," Baake said of the restaurant's closing. "Craftsteak has really added a lot of value to our dining experience but the mall had to go somewhere."
The 312,000-square-foot mall, the Tanger Outlets at Foxwoods, is expected to be completed in early 2015. Groundbreaking took place in September.
Baake said Foxwoods had no other spot for Craftsteak.
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Come February, Foxwoods will have to survive with one less restaurant, at least for a time.
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Sotheby's International Realty's weekly radio show features host Rey Post and a variety of special guests offering the best news, information and commentary regarding every aspect of today's real estate market.
This Sunday---in the 1st hour of the show---join show host, Sotheby's International Realty Associate Broker Rey Post and his guest co-host Deborah Auten, the nationally known architect and Principal at Deborah Auten Architecture and their guests for a Labor Day-themed show regarding client working relationships, the importance of teamwork and other timely real estate issues.
In his weekly "Mortgage Minute" segment, Ron Blessey, Broker/Owner of Home Buyers Mortgage, will offer Labor Day-themed commentary on mortgage matters important to buyers. Offering information on his annual "Fall Sale" event which takes place in mid-October, is Stephen Etre, co-owner of Stephen's, A Consignment Gallery.
In the 1st hour's "Open House of the Week" segment, Rey interviews his real estate broker colleague Judith Ivey, regarding the attributes of 812 Vista Catedral, a classic Hacienda located on the Eastside of Santa Fe.
In the second hour of the show, well-regarded interior designer, Lisa Samuel, Principal at the Samuel Design Group, will host the program and feature commentary from architect Richard Martinez on historic preservation issues, as well as a new construction project that the two are collaborating on in Texas.
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Join in the conversation by calling Rey with your own questions or comments at 505-989-8900 (or you can email Rey at: email@example.com). Check out the radio show and tune in via the Internet: Go to www.ATREradio.com, and click on the "1260 KTRC Live Streaming Audio" button.