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Windows Mobile 7 offers a bright, fresh look that surprisingly bears no resemblance to the iPhone, unlike its competitors.
The new Windows Mobile 7, set to release this holiday season, essentially acts an Xbox handheld, a Zune video/music player, and phone rolled into one. The Music+Video hub looks almost identitcal to the Microsoft's Zune HD software.
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Microsoft's phone is built around six key hubs -- People, Pictures, Games, Music+Video, Marketplace, and Office -- each a colorful and unique digital playground.
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In short Windows Mobile 7 looks to be another dynamic holiday launch for Microsoft. Former Microsoft VP Dick Brass (see his
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) better be taking note -- because this new phone OS is arguably the most revolutionary thing to happen to the phone market since the launch of the first iPhone in 2007. Looks like Apple might finally have a true fight on its hands for the title of trendiest smart phone.
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MODESTO, Calif. -- Backed by strong pitching and timely hitting, the California League defeated the Carolina League, 6-1, to win for the third straight time in their annual All-Star showcase in Modesto on Tuesday night.
Four of the eight Cal pitchers posted scoreless innings. Starter Tyler Skaggs (Arizona) set the tone with a flawless first frame. The Visalia left-hander struck out the final two batters he faced.
Lancaster's Jake Buchanan (Houston) was the pitcher of record for the Cal League, as he tossed a 1-2-3 inning with a strikeout in the third. His offense scored four runs in the bottom of the inning, including Top Star Jedd Gyorko's RBI single.
"It's fun to come out here and play with the guys who have done well all year and play with the best," Buchanan said. "I had great defense behind me."
Buchanan hasn't won since June 1, when the right-hander allowed three runs -- two earned -- over seven innings to down Modesto.
Lake Elsinore's Gyorko (Padres), who missed out on the finals of the Home Run Derby earlier in the day, was honored to be named the Cal League's MVP. He also had an RBI single in the fifth. He deferred credit to the hitters ahead of him in the lineup, outfielders San Jose's Gary Brown (Giants) and Visalia's Adam Eaton (D-backs), who each scored a run. Brown also plated one.
Gyorko also praised the Cal League pitchers for their efforts. "They only gave up one run," he said. "If you give up one run, you're going to win."
Winston-Salem designated hitter Ian Gac (White Sox) got the first hit of the game, a solid base hit to left field. It would be two more innings before the Carolina All-Stars got another hit. Wilmington's Rey Navarro (Royals) drove in Lynchburg's Joey Terdoslavich (Braves) with a single to right field.
California added another run in the fifth after Eaton smashed a ball into center field. He went into third base standing and scored on Gyorko's base hit. The Cal League struck again in the sixth when Jake Lemmerman (Dodgers) doubled home Oaks catcher Rossmel Perez, who drew a walk with two outs.
Third baseman Gyorko earned Top Player honors not just for his bat, but also for his work with the glove. He ended the Carolina scoring threat in the fifth inning with a quick grab at the bag, recording the forceout then throwing across the diamond for the final out of the inning.
Two Modesto pitchers nailed down the game for the winners. Chad Bettis (Rockies) retired the first two batters he faced in the top of the ninth with a strikeout and a ground out. Then Coty Woods got the Dash's Andy Wilkins to ground out to second base on one pitch to end the contest.
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Josephine, a native of San Lorenzo, California and her husband, John Tychson, a Danish immigrant, moved to St. Helena in 1881. For $8,500, they purchased 147 acres north of St. Helena, which later became known as "Tychson Hill".
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7 :■■:■:■: '•' 7. ■■■■.-.■■'■■ ItfrniKt. VOL. NO. 10. PIERZ, MORRISON COUNTY, MINNESOTA, DECEMBER 19, 1918. No. 27. £1-11)0 DUB1MQ HOLIDAYS War Savings Christmas Is Plan to Make Coming Yuletide a Memorable One. A large number of employers throughout Minnesota and many individuals who are not employers are engaged in a common effort to make Christmas, 1918, memorable as a War Savings Christmas. A leading employer expressed his thought on the subject as follows: "Fighting has ceased, but we shall not be through with the war until peace Is permanently established, our army is brought back and demobilized, all war bills have been paid and normal industrial conditions have been re-established. Therefore it is just as imperative that we sacrifice and save today as when hostilities were in progress. "Nevertheless there is abundant cause for national and individual rejoicing. This feeling of thankfulness and joy should be expressed in generous giving during the holiday season. We are not, however, far enough removed from the seriousness and the 6acriflces of the great world war to be frivolous in our thanks or the material one to be given to each emploKfcb the service. "Presents of War Savings St___n and Certificates are also being gene ally made to soldiers by relatives and friends and we feel very sure that the boys could not get anything as Christ, mas presents that would give then- more pleasure or will be of more rea! value to them now and later. "To aid the people of Minnesota Jn carrying out the idea of a War Savings Christmas, we are furnishing free of charge gift certificates and believe- that they will be freely used. We feel very sure the giving of stamps a_ Christmas presents will result in much good. Incidently it is a very proper way of increasing our sales of these Government securities. The Government needs every cent it can get and Minsesota is still considerably behind its allotment. Anyone who has pledged himself to buy a certain amount of stamps before January, 1919, and has not yet done so, will in this way be able to fulfill his pledge and at the same time make a wise gift selection." WHERE MINNESOTANS STAND Have Much to Do In War Savings Stamps Campaign. The people of Minnesota have made a very creditable showing in their purchase of Thrift and War Savings Stamps, but they have much to do before January 1st, according to State Director, D. S. Culver. "The state now ranks nineteenth among the states of the union," says HOLIDAY GREETINGS of W_v_<6-_. AAa/ /Art*Suii/tefi/A/kUi/u/m^- V- - ^J#A&-mJte<i/JaMasUm'ete</Jei/w( /yrtvt(£mr/H</ ? '/_»_«__- JuwAsd*i*tA6*7* 4-i-t-S expression of them, For this reason the idea of making the coming Yule Tide a time for giving Government securities appeals strongly to me and should appeal to people of all classes." A Stamp Christmas Campaign. The Minnesota State War Savings Committee appreciate the logic of this feeling and have inaugurated a War Savings Stamp Christmas campaign. Assistant Director John Meyering is in charge and by the use of gift certificates is attempting to make the giving of War Stamps easier for those vv-°jo desire to do so and at the Bame time he believes the certificates will convey more clearly than the stamps themselves the real holiday spirit behind the gift. Two forms of certificates have been prepared and distributed to the county organizations and through them to employers and others who desire them. The first of these is intended for use in tending War Savings Stamps to soldiers. The second is intended for the use of employers or individuals in giving to employees, friends and relatives. These certificates are furnished free of charge to anyone desiring to make use of them and can be obtained either from the county ^chairman for War Savings or from the state headquarters in Minneapolis. "Our efforts to hare stamps used as Christmas presents is meeting with a hearty response from people in all parts of Minnesota," said Mr. Meyering. "We are very much pleased with the way people are taking up the Idea Mr. Culver in a statement issued by the Treasury Department. "When th3 people have lived up to their 1918 pledges for the purchase of stamps— as they undoubtedly will live up to them—-and have purchased stamps liberally during the holiday campaign. Minnesota should go over the top with flying colors. In order for the state to take its proper place in the financing campaign, however, it will be necessary for everyone to do his or her part not only in fulfilling the pledge he or she has made, but in assisting the local organization in selling all the stamps as promised and a few more for good measure. "We are working hard on a Fulfillment of Pledges Campaign and will try not to overlook reminding everyone of their promise to their Government. Our work will be greatly simplified, however, if each individual will think back to June and recall what amount of stamps he promised to buy. If he has bought them, he should buy a few more. If he has not bought them, he should fulfill his pledge aUonce. "In this greatest hour of the world's history, there is one question that is staring every one of you in the face. It must be answered and answered satisfactorily before you have a right to take your part in the great and justifiable rejoicing. Have you kept your War Savings Pledge? If not, you have failed to aid in winning the victory and the only way in which you can gain a share in it and* all that it means to present and future human- HOLIDAY GREETINGS of £$(4, cet/i/f/j/Aa/J/i^tAftJ /et*i-J*6w(/f/'t mAit:>//./ryttty//<n *v**n»* y AT , ,. ■ ■ - __0F——r j -- m /_f/-i_v_- /i'ani/tninfJt/<Ht hmH-m. ahd we fesi sure that it will result in benefits to donors, those receiving these very practical gifts, and to the Government," "War Savings Stamps afford the Very best known means Of expressing this year's holiday spirit in a way that will be Of practical and lasting value to the recipients and a help to the Government," continued Mr. Meyering. "A War Stamp received is not only a gift, it is a suggestion and an incentive to save and invest wisely. Any War Stamp may be the foundation of financial independence; any employer who gives stamps for Christmas will encourage thrift and make better citi- gens. "A number of large concerns over the country have planned to give their employees their yearly bonuses in the form of War Savings Cftrtificates. Fine! "Many other firms have decided to give their employees War Savings Stamps instead of money ot merchandise as formerly. Couldn't do better! "Other corporations, have voted to give War Savings Certificates to each of their employees now serving with the colors. Splendid! They have earned thdB regard and when they become civilians again a 'nest egg' will help. "The Elgin National Watch Company has purchased two hundred and *l*ty $100 War Savings Certificates, ity, is by paying that pledge at once. If you made a pledge to your banker, your landlord, your tradesmen, would it occur to you that you would continue to be an honorable citizen if you abrogated that pledge? Then, above all pledges the one made to your government—YOUR government—is sacred. Face the issue and see if there is any possible reason for not keeping it. Then, when you have fully discovered that your honor demands that you keep your word, celebrate the holidays by fulfilling your obligation. Then celebrate Victory hy buying a bit more." THE STATE'S RECORD. Minnesota's Thrift and War Savings allotment was $47,000,000. Up to the present time there has been purchased by the people of Minnesota in stamps approximately ?30,- 000,000. The records show that there are in this state unfulfilled pledges to buy stamps amounting to approximately $15,000,000. Every individual who has made a War Savings Pledge is urged to give immediate attention to the redemption of his or her pledge, thereby assisting the Institution that is held responsible for the collection of the pledge; and also assisting the local committee in completing their work incident 16 th. 1918 campaign. A Letter From "Over There" Miss Barbara Schraut is in receipt of a letter from her uncle, Ignatz Keller, who was reported killed in action Nov. 3rd 1918. The letter, according- to the date thereon, was written on the 29th day of October and stamped in a U. S. postoffice on Nov. 14th, 1918. Whether it took the letter 16 days time to reach tbe postoffice, or if Ignatz Keller mailed the letter on Nov. 14th is unknown, but a telegram to his parents at Mt. Angel, Oregon, stated his death occured on Nov. 3rd 1918. The letter r^ads as follows: Somewhere in Prance, Oct. 29th, 1918. Dear Niece! As I haven't heard from you yet and as I have a little time, I thought I would drop a few lines to you and let you know that I am still alive and well yet and hope these few lines will find you the same. Well, as I don't know much, I'm unable to write much, but please let all the rest know that I am still alive. I would write to them myself but paper is very scarce around here. Give the rest my best regards and be sure to write home and tell them that I am well yet and to write me a long letter. I have not received a letter since I left the United States, but am waiting for one every day. Will close for this time, with my best regards to all. Your Uncle, Ignatz Keller. American B. F. Chopped Feed The comic papers can now come back. We haven't the Kaiser's speeches and German war news to furnish the giggles. The war is over. It is now "open season" for criticism of the President, Secretaries, Senators and Congressmen—.when they deserve it. We recently heard of the champion thrifty man. He was working for the government for a dollar a year and saved $4,- 500,000 the same year. Burglars Shoot lip Town St. Paul, Dec. 13: Pour saloons, five stores, two garages and the railroad depot at Cadot, Wis,, 12 miles east of Chippewa Palls, were looted Friday, by a band of seven armed bandits who later "shot ' up" the town and escaped with more than $6,000 in cash and booty. News of the melodramatic raid reached St. Paul by telephone from the Cadot marshal at Chippewa Palls. There is no clew. School Report. Report of School district No. 90 for the month ending Friday, Dec. 13. Pupils enrolled 17 Days taught 19 No. of holidays .. 1 Average daily attendance... 16 Pupils neither absent nor tardy during the month: Verena, Leona, Laura and Leo Flicker: Joseph Peine; Raymond and Joseph Michaelis. ; Pupils absent two days or less: Math and Christ Schmidtbauer. Elizabeth Block, teacher. If farming is such "easy money" why don't we see men from other lines rushing into it. Our Jewish friends always go where the big money is. Hav e we any Jews farming in our neighborhood? Local Happenings Of the Week Only six more days until Christmas. O. Gravel is at Minneapolis o'n business. Saturday, Dec. 21st is the shortest day of the year. Jos. Hartmann is employed at the Morrison Co. Lumber Company. The farmers are beginning to haul wood for next summer's fuel. Bring us your furs and get the most money for them. The Leader Pierz, Minn. adv. Jos. Boser is at the St. Gabriel's hospital at Little Falls recovering from an attack of influenza following pneumonia. Miss Anna Kurtz of Saint Paul is coming to visit with Mr. and Mrs, Joe Kurtz during the holidays. Miss Martha Banach is visiting with her folks, John Banach and wife. Martha is a bookkeeper at Minneapolis. Don't miss the Big Reduction Sale at Frank Grell's next week. adv. John Zwak of Hillman has sold his farm and will move to New Ulm, Minn, soon where he has bought a farm. Law ranee Boser' of Buh, bought the Ed. Rennenberg farm Friday for $95. an acre and sold his farm for $85 an acre. Edward Preimesberger received an honorable discharge and arrived here yesterday from Camp Grant, 111. He was drafted at Menasha, Wis. Have you renewed your subscription to the Journal? If not do so before January 1st. Mrs. John Klein of Melrose has been ill for the past three weeks and is now able to be about again. Her maiden name was Frances Hennen. Mrs. Reinhart Stumpf of Superior arrived here Tuesday to visit Mrs. A. Stumpf. From her# she will go to Ft. Ripley. The Leader of Pierz buys all kinds of raw furs at highest market prices. Adv.26tf "Jos. Otremba of Agram returned from Adams, N. D. last Monday, where he had been called to visit his son Carl, who is ill with influenza followed by pneumonia. Carl has recovered. A Ford car belonging to Herman Denne caught fire and was destroyed one mile north of Freeport, Saturday evening. Mr. Denne was on his way home from New Munich and states the car did not work right all day, but he does not see how it caught fire. The car was a complete wreck, all except a front wheel, whichHank succeeded in "rescuing." He says he is going to use it for a wheelbarrow. Melrose Beacon. About 1,200 in War from County Some figures showing tlie record of men e itr iine.1 at Little Palls from Morrison county might be suprising ;is well as interesting. Tlie chairman of the association was suprised to find that 889 men were send out by the draft board. This is in addition to the men who enlisted from Morrison county. An estimate makes the total between 1,100 and 1,200 men from Morrison county. It is also stated the county has bought nearly two million dollar's worth of Liberty bonds and War Saying Stamps. Freeport Boy Drowns in Lake - Anthony Spier of Freeport met with death while skating a week ago Sunday on Uhlenkott Lake. Anthony, with a number of his companions, left town at about 2 o'clock p. m. and were cautioned to be careful and not venture too far out on the ice. When they arrived at the lake they found the ice to be 5 inches thick and thought there would be no danger of breaking thru. Anthony ventured down the lake and the others followed him at some distance, when all of" a sudden he reached an air hole and broke thru. His companions endeavored to reach him but could not get nearer than 20 feet and there being no rope or pole to render him any assistance. A call was rent to the village for help but when help arrived the unfortunate boy could not be seen. After a two hours search the lifeless body was at last found in 14 feet of water and taken to the surface. He was 19 years old. Raymond Borgerding of Melrose was here this week taking up stock at the Borgerding Lumber Yard. War Casualties of The Nations. (From "The Literary Digest.") In this table, showing the men in arms, the lives lost, and the total casualties of the leading nations involved in the war, the list of killed follows,, in general, figures gathered by the New York Evening Post. The lists have been corrected by official reports issued since the original estimates were made. All of the totals, except those'of the United States, Great Britain, Italy and Germany are unofficial. Men in Arms. United States .... 3,764,700 Great Britain. ... 7,500,000 France 6,000,000 Italy 5,000,000 Russia 14,000,000 Belgium 350,000 Servia... 300,000 Roumania ;. ' 600,000 Germany 11,000,000 Austria-Huhgary 7,500,000 Turkey 1,500,000 Bulgaria 1,000,000 Total 58,514,700 Lives Total Lost. Casualties 58,478 262,723 658,665 3,049,991 1,100,000 4,000,000 500,000 2,000,000 3,500,000 5,000,000 50,000 300,000 150,000 200,000 200,000 300,000 1,580,000 4,000,000 12,000,000 4,500,000 250,000 750,000 50,000 200,000 10,097,143 24,562,714 Sullivan News. Mrs. Raymond Sims, returned from Grand Forks N. D. last Wedensday where she had been visiting her sister Mrs. Cove- nick who had lately- lost her husband with the Spanish influenza. Mrs. Covenick and child returned with Mrs. Sims,- and will visit relatives here for some time. Hillman visitors Satnrday were Jun Adkins and sister Mary and Miss Kernen. Mi. and Mrs. Riley Hoskins visited at Wm. Lynu's Sunday. Some -of our young people spend a yery enjoyable time at "Merry-go-round" on Long Lake Sunday evening. Mrs. Robt Adkins visited with Mrs. Look Monday. T. Wolfenden was in our burg Monday. Mrs. Pint is visiting her son Matt who is quite sick with pneumonia. Pierz goers Tuesday were: Julius Popelek Riley Hoskins & A. Clearence. Young people should be very careful how they awake the natives at midnight while on thier way home from a good time. The snow fall Saturday night was welcome for our sleigh roads. But the wagons are again in use. Miss Elizabeth and Pearl Tomala of Minneapolis are going to be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Tomala for Christmas. Pearl is an operator of the Northwestern Telephone Exchange Co. at Minneapolis. Foreign News Since September 15, 350,- 000 deaths have occurred in the United States from influenza. Soldiers disabled during the war will be paid $65 a month during the period of their re-education. Illinois, the twenty-first state to enter the union, became 100 years old Wednesday. Over 200 airplanes paraded in San Diego in vast victory review last week and were acclaimed as world's mightiest air armada. Tall buildings trembled, dishes came tumbling from shelves and doors banged when Vancouver, B. 0; was shaken by an earthquake at 12:45 Friday. So far no serious damage has been reported. Five thousand eight hundred bales of cotton were destroyed in a million-dollor fire, which completely gutted the plant of the Sapulpa Compress & Gin company, at Sapulpa, a town 15 miles from Tulsa, Okla. Louis Sinithbauer was a visitor at Hope, N. D., with his brother Andrew, for a few days. Mrs. Christ Mons of St. jMathias was visiting relatives and friends here this j week. Farmers Prepare for Spring Building Several farmers in this neighborhood are prepairiug for next spring building. The war is oyer, and it seems as though the farmers are trying to do thier bit in going back to normal business and in improving the community with modern building. A list of names has been handed to us of some wl.o will build new houses and new barns the coming spring. Those who will build new houses are: John Sheper, Andrew Keher, John Keher, Andrew Gall, J. Brexius and John Susx. Martin Gelhar and Alois Primus will build new barns. Potato Grower's Conference A conference of the potatoe growers of Morrison county has been called to meet Monday afternoon, December 23 at two o'clock at the farm Bureau office, Little Palls, for the purpose of discussing the hew porposed recommendations for changes in potato grades. These new recommended grades have been drawn up by a committee composed of A. D. Wilson, Federal Food Administrator for Minnesota, A. G. Tolaas, Mr. Wellington and P. B. Clement. These recommended changes will be brought up for discussion at the annual business meeting of the State Pototoe Grower's association to be held at University Farm, January 3. Since so many objections have been raised in Morrison county against the present potatoe grades, it is desirous to have a good representation of growers at the meeting Monday. The recommended new grades can then be discussed and a delegation elected to attend the meeting at University Farm, January 3. Anyone interested should attened this meeting and come prepared to express vour sentiments. Will Travel —With Band Wm. Blake, former Pierz boy, who has been stationed at S Camp Dodge, started on a tour of the south and west Saturday with a military band.; Pol- lowing are extracts from a letter written to his father, Jake Blake of Little Palls: I was examined just in time last week to get out out of the army next Friday and as luck would have it I come to my address last Sunday and I thought I would suprise you folks by coming home without you knowing it. I was put on detail as a fire guard for the Development band and this afternoon I got in and played awhile with them and was offered a job to go with them on a trip through the south and west for 100 days which will bring me home next spring. I jumped at the chance when I heard we were to wind up in Minneapolis. Chances are wages will be good. We intend to sell pictures, play concerts, and dances in towns from 4,0C0 to 10,000 population which will be a good size for business. We are to eat and sleep at private homes and 1 thought I would like a suit and a pair of shoes on this occasion. The band leader thought I could get another issued suit and it may be a little better than the one I have. I will write you often and let you know just where I am and the different places we go after I get started. » The sergeant thought we can make at least $20 a week'so I'm pleased to get the job. '."..i-HiW!1. .y." III |.(l. |M»I.J l| . f|l. ■l-Pi.^H|^r!.| T- -r*jn
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War Savings Christmas Is Plan
to Make Coming Yuletide a
Memorable One.
A large number of employers
throughout Minnesota and many individuals who are not employers are
engaged in a common effort to make
Christmas, 1918, memorable as a War
Savings Christmas.
A leading employer expressed his
thought on the subject as follows:
"Fighting has ceased, but we shall
not be through with the war until
peace Is permanently established, our
army is brought back and demobilized,
all war bills have been paid and normal industrial conditions have been
re-established. Therefore it is just as
imperative that we sacrifice and save
today as when hostilities were in
"Nevertheless there is abundant
cause for national and individual rejoicing. This feeling of thankfulness
and joy should be expressed in generous giving during the holiday season. We are not, however, far enough
removed from the seriousness and the
6acriflces of the great world war to be
frivolous in our thanks or the material
one to be given to each emploKfcb
the service.
"Presents of War Savings St___n
and Certificates are also being gene
ally made to soldiers by relatives and
friends and we feel very sure that the
boys could not get anything as Christ,
mas presents that would give then-
more pleasure or will be of more rea!
value to them now and later.
"To aid the people of Minnesota Jn
carrying out the idea of a War Savings
Christmas, we are furnishing free of
charge gift certificates and believe-
that they will be freely used. We feel
very sure the giving of stamps a_
Christmas presents will result in much
good. Incidently it is a very proper
way of increasing our sales of these
Government securities. The Government needs every cent it can get and
Minsesota is still considerably behind
its allotment. Anyone who has pledged
himself to buy a certain amount of
stamps before January, 1919, and has
not yet done so, will in this way be
able to fulfill his pledge and at the
same time make a wise gift selection."
Have Much to Do In War Savings
Stamps Campaign.
The people of Minnesota have made
a very creditable showing in their purchase of Thrift and War Savings
Stamps, but they have much to do before January 1st, according to State
Director, D. S. Culver.
"The state now ranks nineteenth
among the states of the union," says
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Hydrocele repair is surgery to correct the swelling of the scrotum that occurs when you have a hydrocele. A hydrocele is the backup of fluid around a testicle.
Baby boys sometimes have a hydrocele at birth. Hydroceles also occur in older boys and men. Sometimes they form when there is also a hernia (an abnormal bulging of tissue) present. Hydroceles are fairly common.
Surgery to repair a hydrocele is often done at an outpatient clinic, not a hospital. The patient will receive general anesthesia and will be asleep and pain-free during the procedure.
In a baby or child:
In adults, the cut is usually made on the scrotum. The surgeon then drains the fluid after removing part of the hydrocele sac.
Hydroceles often go away on their own in children, but not in adults. Most hydroceles in infants will go away by the time they are 2 years old.
Your surgeon may recommend hydrocele repair if the hydrocele:
It may also be done if there is a hernia.
Risks for any anesthesia are:
Risks for any surgery are:
An anesthesiologist is a doctor who specializes in pain control and giving pain medicines. He or she will talk with you about your or your child's medical history. This information helps the doctor choose the type and amount of anesthesia to use.
Always tell your doctor or nurse what drugs you are taking, even drugs, supplements, or herbs you bought without a prescription. Also tell your doctor if you have any drug allergies or if you have had bleeding problems in the past.
Several days before surgery, adults may be asked to stop taking aspirin or other drugs that affect blood clotting. These include ibuprofen (Motrin, Advil), naproxen (Naprosyn, Aleve), some herbal supplements, and others.
You or your child may be asked to stop eating and drinking at least 6 hours before the procedure.
Take the medicines your doctor told you take with a small sip of water.
Patients usually recover quickly. Most can go home a few hours after surgery. Children should take it easy and rest more than usual the first few days after surgery. Normal activity can usually start again in about 4 to 7 days.
The success rate for hydrocele repair is very high. The long-term prognosis is excellent, but another hydrocele may form over time, or if there was also a hernia present.
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The type of fuel that is used by the muscles for energy during endurance exercise is dependent on numerous factors such as exercise intensity, diet composition, duration, and training. For example, during low to moderate (<65% VO2 max) intensity, the muscles rely primarily on fat for energy. As exercise intensity increases, there is a shift to an increased reliance on carbohydrates. The use of protein by exercising muscle also increases as exercise intensity increases. Macronutrient (carbohydrate, protein and fat) consumption throughout the day and during exercise has an impact on exercise performance. Every athlete wants to perform at his/her best. To do this, delaying the onset of fatigue during exercise is a must. Known causes of fatigue during endurance exercise are low carbohydrate stores and/or low blood sugar. Therefore, during prolonged endurance exercise (>60 minutes), carbohydrate intake is necessary. A sports drink containing carbohydrates and electrolytes is recommended. 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Vietnam is regarded as one of the countries in the world most vulnerable to climate change, because of its long low-lying coastline and exposure to typhoons, storms, heavy and variable rainfall. Climate change will severely affect Vietnam's natural systems, its economy, and the population as a whole.
Climate changes are already evident in Vietnam. The average temperature has increased 0.5°C and the sea level is about 20 cm higher than it was 50 years ago. Extreme climate events such as heavy rain, droughts and floods have become more frequent and typhoons with higher intensity now hit Vietnam. Predicted climate changes for Vietnam include: rising temperatures; changes in the rainfall pattern; changes in the frequency and intensity of cold fronts; an increase in extreme weather events; and sea level rise.
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What We're Loving: Carson, Hatterr, FidelBy The Paris Review
If you're going to judge a book by its endpapers, then I recommend Julie Morstad's The Wayside. I've spent a fair amount of time imagining them on the walls of the drawing room I don't have. It helps that the rest of the book—all new drawings by the Canadian illustrator—is equal parts charming and strange. There's definitely an Edward Gorey–esque feel to her work, but I also see occasional hints of William Pène du Bois (in a troupe of women acrobats) and Amy Cutler (in the wonderful patterned textiles). I think my favorite drawing may be a double gatefold depicting groups of flatly rendered performing-arts kids doing their thing. It's Attic form meets Fame. —Nicole Rudick
In the early fifties, a married Cuban socialite has an epistolary romance with a dashing political prisoner. They meet for one night, and the woman bears his child. Meanwhile the young man, freed from prison, seizes command of the struggle against Batista and becomes ruler of their country. It sounds (and reads) like a novel, but Havana Dreams, Wendy Gimbel's 1998 portrait of Naty Revuelta and her daughter Alina, is a work of intimate reportage, and the relationship of these two women to Fidel Castro takes on an uncanny symbolic weight. The book invaded my own dreams. —Lorin Stein Read More


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Thank you for supporting golden lion tamarins
The golden lion tamarin belongs to the family Leontopithecus which includes four distinct species; the golden lion tamarin (Leontopithecus rosalia), the golden-headed lion tamarin (Leontopithecus chrysomelas), the black-faced lion tamarin (Leontopithecus caissara) and the black lion tamarin (Leontopithecus chrysopygus). While the golden lion tamarins are the most abundant, they only number about 1,000 in the wild. They are currently found only in a small area of Brazil northeast of Rio de Janeiro.
Tropical humid forest. Golden lion tamarins prefer mature primary forest but can utilize various kinds of secondary forests. They tend to select areas with heavy vine growth for cover and with tree holes for sleeping sites.
7.9-13.2 inches (200-326 mm)
12.4-15.7 inches (315-400 mm)
12.7-28 ounces (361-794 g)
15.4-25 ounces (437-710 g)
Approximately 15 years in the wild; longevity record in a zoo is about 30 years and still living.
In the wild: Primarily insects and fruit, but also spiders, snails, small lizards, birds and bird eggs
At the zoo: Canned marmoset diet, fruits, mealworms and crickets
Females will reach sexual maturity at 18 months, males at 24 months of age. Golden lion tamarins are seasonal breeders, with mating taking place May-July. The gestation period is 132-134 days. In captivity, a female produces one or sometimes two litters a year, usually consisting of twins.
The young cling to the mother for the first week or so, and then are taken over by the father, being transferred back to the mother for nursing. Infants from previous births also provide assistance carrying for the young. The experience gained by the juveniles assisting in the care of the infants is essential in developing the skills necessary in rearing their own young when they mature. This will continue for about three months; by 4 months the young are fully independent with full adult size being obtained by 1 year of age. Adults of the same sex are extremely aggressive toward one another. The adult male and female of a group form permanent pair bonds.
Tamarins tend to be monogamous and remain with the same mate. This breeding pair forms the base for a family group of two to eight family members, with temporary associations of 15-16. Tamarins have a wide variety of vocalizations which they use in communicating in the dense forest.
Reproduction by subordinate females is suppressed behaviorally by the dominant female in a group. This gives the dominate female's infant unrestricted access to the available resources, especially hard-to-find foods to insure adequate nutrition.
Golden lion tamarins are on exhibit in the Tropical Rain Forest building. Other animals in this building are the ocelot, poison dart frog, several bird species and the yellow anaconda, among others.
The golden lion tamarin is an endangered species. This tamarin's position in the wild is very unstable. The Atlantic coastal rain forest has been almost completely developed for plantations, cattle grazing and housing. Only a few isolated forest tracts remain. Golden lion tamarin have also been captured for sale as pets in nearby cities. This species is also susceptible to many human diseases like measles and various viruses.
Golden lion tamarins reproduced poorly in captivity until studies determined the best group size and organization for reproduction and rearing. They also suffered a high mortality rate in captivity until zoos discovered that they need insects or meat protein in their diet and vitamin D from sunlight. The numbers in North American zoos have multiplied from 70 tamarins in 1969 to around 500 animals in 1995. The number of institutions involved in the international management programs now totals 140 worldwide in North America, Europe, Australia, Africa, the Middle East, Asia and South America.
A golden lion tamarin biological reserve was created in Brazil in 1974. Poco das Antas is a 14,826 acre (6,000 ha) reserve located about 60 miles (100 km) northeast of Rio de Janeiro. About 40% of the reserve has mature forest. Nearly 140 captive-bred animals have been released in the Poco das Antas Biological Reserve and surrounding areas since 1984. Animals from several different zoos are typically first sent to the National Zoo in Washington, DC, where they are given a taste of independence. They are "free-ranged" in a patch of woods on the zoo grounds, constrained only by a "psychological cage" which keeps them near a nest box and food source. After a few months of this training they are sent to the Golden Lion Tamarin Project Headquarters at Poco das Antas. There they are provided with nest boxes and food, but the food is moved farther and farther away and gradually reduced to encourage natural foraging. Out of those successfully reintroduced, 30 have survived to date, and have successfully raised 95 offspring. Some offspring are the result of pairings between captive and wild-born animals. Included within those animals that have been reintroduced and have reproduced are two tamarins born and reared here at Woodland Park Zoo.
For many animals, flexible and sustainable conservation programs are essential. Partnerships with other zoos can support healthy captive populations, while in-situ fieldwork can provide successful on-ground solutions. There are several other field-based conservation projects supported by Woodland Park Zoo that aim to help animals and plants in the savanna habitat of the Grant's gazelle.
Each in-situ project supported by the zoo aims to provide a broad, holistic approach to conservation, encompassing research, education, habitat and species preservation. This includes comprehensive, cooperative strategies to link the needs of animals with the people who share their ecosystems.
The effort to save endangered species requires cooperation and support at the international, national, regional and individual levels. You can help in this cause. Join and become active in a conservation organization of your choice. Don't buy products made from wild animal parts. Let your elected representatives know your views about protecting endangered species and wild habitats.
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For his sake, I hope Fox News anchor Dave Briggs still has a job in 2011.
The reason I'm not sure Briggs is long for the Fox News world is because during his report this weekend about the fate of the 9-11 first responders bill, which Republicans recently blocked in a naked bout of obstructionism, Briggs committed an unspeakable sin: He told the truth.
Specifically, Briggs actually pointed out that filibustering Republicans purposefully stood in the way of the James Zadroga 9/11 Health and Compensation Act of 2010, designed to aid and compensate first responders who have suffered from respiratory disease following their heroic efforts on the morning of the Sept. 11. (The bill passed the House by more than 100 votes in September.)
Here was Briggs on Sunday morning, interviewing an actual first responder [emphasis added]:
How maddening has it been watching this -- watching the, in particular, the Senate Republicans recently holding up a vote that would give health coverage to thousands of your peers?
Paging Fox News' Bill Sammon: We have an internal messaging problem!
It's simply not acceptable for Fox News anchors or reporters to spell out in such clear detail the callous work of partisan Republicans in terms of denying 9-11 first responders access to the health care they desperately need. It's simply not acceptable during the Christmas season to report accurately that Republicans helped kill the bill. And good Lord, no! You're not supposed to lash out at them. (Perhaps Briggs' only saving grace was that his truth-telling comment aired at 6:45 a.m.)
See, Republican senators made a Faustian bargain when they signed a pledge in November vowing not to vote on any piece of legislation if it wasn't the one and only bill they wanted -- to extend tax cuts for the very wealthy. Republicans took an unprecedented obstructionist stand and were generally rewarded for it by the Beltway press corps. But Republicans also ran the risk of looking like heels for playing politics with 9-11 and denying benefits to the first responders who need them.
Coming to the GOP's aid, Fox News has fashioned together a way out of that bind by simply playing dumb, on an epic scale, and forgetting to tell viewers Republicans filibustered the Zadroga bill.
How exactly are Fox News staffers supposed to report on the bill, which may again be called up for a vote, if they're not supposed to mention that, you know, Republicans uniformly -- unanimously -- opposed it?
Answer: Very carefully. (Or, very deceitfully or disingenuously.)
In other words, when reporting the story, Fox Newsers are supposed to make vague references to how "the Senate" or "politicians" killed the 9-11 relief effort. And yes, Fox Newsers can do that while openly lamenting the bill's demise; while laying it on thick about how the government has abandoned our 9-11 heroes.
That approach is fine; in fact, that seems to be encouraged. But you're not supposed to make the next step of logic and specify who killed the bill. That part must (must!) go unstated, because Fox News, as a political institution, is not allowed to question -- let alone embarrass -- the Republican Party on national television.
Dear Dave Briggs, please take notes from a true Fox News pro, Eric Bolling:
The bill helping Ground Zero first responders, still stalled on Capitol Hill. What is the hold up?And shouldn't we be helping, fighting harder for these American heroes?
And Alisyn Camerota:
The bill helping ground zero first responders is still stalled on Capitol Hill. What is the hold up, and shouldn't we be fighting for our heroes? We'll explore that.
And Steve Centanni:
A $7 billion bill to provide health care to those 9-11 workers who suffered from the dust and smoke of the World Trade Center will also come back up for consideration this week.
And Shannon Bream:
Supporters of a stalled 9-11 health bill in Congress say they now have the votes to pass the $7.4 billion legislation that would provide medical care and compensation to first responders who got sick as a result of their work at ground zero.
See how it's done, Dave? In none of these recent reports or on-air teases (and there have been scores of them) do Fox News viewers ever learn that it's Republicans who are to blame for abandoning -- and not fighting hard enough for - 9-11 "heroes." It's almost never spelled out that just a few days ago every single Republican U.S. senator voted against the bill (except for one, who didn't vote), which is why the legislation is even still around to consider.
Suddenly, in recent days, Fox News loves discussing the 9-11 first responder bill. But putting anything about the bill in context? Not so much.
Even Fox News anchor Shepard Smith last week forgot to tell viewers that it was Republicans who kiboshed the bill:
Watching that clip, it sure seems like Smith and Chris Wallace undressed the GOP for its wrong-headed obstructionism and for playing politics with people's lives -- to the point where a Forbes writer credited the Fox News duo for "condemn[ing] the Senate Republicans for voting down health care for the 9/11 heroes."
But that's not true, because the anchor in this case never spells it out. Instead, it's "these people" and "they" who are to blame for the injustice. And neither does his guest, Wallace. Both men feel strongly that denying 9-11 first responders the aid they need is a "national shame" and a "disgrace." And yet neither mentions the word "Republican." If the two Fox News men were fired up about a Democratic transgression, do you the think a similarly lengthy back-and-forth would for some reason omit the word "Democratic"?
Me neither.
It's possible that in the past, Smith, who boasts a bit of a maverick streak within Fox News, has in fact singled out Republicans for their opposition to the Zadroga bill. But in this buzz-worthy clip that bounced around the Internet last week, both Smith and Wallace forgot to mention which party voted down the bill. They forgot to mention which party was responsible for this "national shame."
But for the pinnacle of Fox News dishonesty on this topic, you have to watch this odd, jazzy commentary from the channel's legal analyst, Peter Johnson Jr., who, for more than three minutes, laments the "injustice" of the 9-11 first responders bill being voted down. ("There's a sad, baleful September song playing in the halls of the U.S. Capitol.")
And who's to blame for the legislation's shameful defeat? Simple. According to a mournful Johnson, it was "senators" and "politicians" and "Congress" who doomed the good bill and who star as the villains of this sad tale.
Republicans? Johnson and the rest of Fox News are giving them a pass.
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Hey everyone. Ive got all the stuff to do a radiator flush. All DIY's I've looked up arnt for my car or the link is no longer active. But I'm concerned about this universal flush kit. Several family members of mine have this on their vehicle, heres where my question comes in.
Their cars are sub-par non BMW's, but theirs three hoses on mine where I've read I need to cut and put the "T" fitting, vs the one hose on theirs in that location you cant miss.
The hoses are behind the engine, the one that i need is the heater hose. The one that runs from the back of the engine and through the fire wall.
If anyone can identify this hose for me in a picture or description that would be much appreciated. Thanks everyone.
Just use a hose... lol @ flush kit.
This is one area where excellence is neither practical nor possible.
Your engine's cast iron block has a thin coating of rust. This will be there even if you had used and changed coolant at the correct interval since the car was made. This thin layer of rust prevents more rust from settling in on it. Any additional rust that is formed is typically just flakes from this layer which come off and move into suspension and is carried everywhere. Of course, new rust eventually forms where the old rust flaked off in the coolant passage.
The way to remove these rust flakes is to flush the radiator. That is done by simply draining the coolant completely and refilling it. The traditional method was to put a garden hose into the expansion tank and remove the top rad hose and start the engine. Water would go in through the garden hose and out through the top radiator hose. (btw set your cabin heater to full heat and max fan blast.) After 10 minutes, refill with water and coolant, bleed the radiator, then drive.
If you noticed too much rust coming out (a little is not a big deal), then repeat this one week later. Drive during that week. The water will circulate and bring out more of the loose rust from the block to the radiator etc where it can be flushed out once again. If you did not notice rust during the first flush, then you're done.
After that, merely flush the radiator once a year, or when you're completely bored. :) Well it is fun to do, at least for me, and I usually combine it with a thorough engine wash and cleanup.
Flush the radiator whenever you have to do any work that requires the coolant to be vacated such as changing the water pump, rad hoses, radiator, etc. Coolant needs to be refreshed once every 2 years, and that would be a great time to flush as well.
The so called off-the-shelf radiator flush solutions do not work. Waste of time and money. The only reliable rust remover I found is sold by Cummins, and they generally only sell it to companies that operate their machines not car owners.
Sell off your flush kit. It will not dislodge and remove rust. The only time that rust can be removed from the block is during a bottom overhaul (they don't typically do this during a top overhaul either).
The benefits to a squeaky clean block are negligible over what you've got now, assuming of course that your cooling system is generally clean. When BMW designed our block, they factored in a thin layer of rust in the block's coolant passages.
Unless you deliberately do things like use hard water and add chemicals that promote oxidation, or throw 'nano coolant passage cleaning particles' into the radiator (hey there's a new saleable idea !), rust is not going to make a difference.
They key weaknesses in cooling systems seem to be radiator seals and plastic bits that become brittle and break off due to age, along with worn water pumps and worn fan clutches. The solution to the last two is simple. First, change to a water pump that has a composite impeller. It is lighter than metal and sturdier than plastic. Second, remove the fan clutch after making sure that your aux fan and the aux fan's temp sensor works fine, in both low and high settings. You don't need it, and the reduced load on the water pump will automatically extend its service life....and you don't have to pay for a new fan clutch as well.
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