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Welcome to the latest installment of the BayBlog Question of the Week. Each week we take a question submitted through the Chesapeake Bay Program website and answer it here for all to read.
This week's question comes from Matt:
"How are limits at wastewater treatment plants set? Is it based on water quality standards or limit of technology?"
Ultimately, nutrient discharge limits for wastewater treatment plants in the Chesapeake Bay watershed are set to improve water quality, but many plants face limitations because of technological capabilities. Nutrient discharge from wastewater treatment facilities is one of the biggest causes of poor water quality in the Bay. Because of this, the Chesapeake Bay Program has been working to reduce nutrient pollution from these sources since 1985.
In 2005, the Chesapeake Bay jurisdictions introduced a new permitting process limiting the amount of nitrogen and phosphorous that the watershed's 483 major wastewater treatment plants could discharge. These limits meant that most facilities had to make major renovations and upgrades to include biological nutrient removal and enhanced nutrient removal technologies.
In the biological nutrient removal (BNR) process, microorganisms remove nitrogen and phosphorous from wastewater during treatment. The wastewater treated in this process contains less than 8 milligrams per liter (mg/l) of nitrogen. Enhanced nutrient removal improves upon the BNR process, with wastewater treated at these plants containing 3 mg/l of nitrogen and 0.3 mg/l of phosphorous.
Some of those facilities that are required to meet stricter limits but cannot afford more advanced upgrades still have options. Nutrient trading programs have been implemented in Pennsylvania and Virginia for precisely that reason. These programs encourage facilities to invest in upgrades with greater nutrient reductions and then sell their excess nutrient credits to other facilities. This provides plants a cost-effective way to meet the limits imposed on them to improve water quality if they are lacking the technological advances.
And remember, you can do your part to help wastewater treatment plants reduce nutrient discharge too. Two easy steps are conserving your water so the facilities have less water to treat and switching to low- or no-phosphorous dish detergents. For more information, check out our Wastewater Treatment page.
Do you have a question about the Chesapeake Bay? Please send it to us through our web comment form. Your question might be chosen for our next BayBlog Question of the Week!
The Search for the Maryland Darter from Chesapeake Bay Program on Vimeo.
A crew of about a dozen biologists from the Maryland Department of Natural Resources (DNR), Frostburg University and Marshall University spent an October afternoon searching for the Maryland darter, a fish that was last seen in 1988 and is feared to be extinct. Though their search proved unsuccessful, biologists are not giving up hope.
The Maryland darter, a 2- to 3-inch long fish, was last seen by Dr. Richard Raesly of Frostburg University in 1988. The fish has historically been found in just three Maryland streams near the mouth of the Susquehanna River. Using new technology, Dr. Raesly worked with Tom Jones of Marshall University to sample the river bottom at Susquehanna State Park.
The crew of biologists divided into two teams that worked with two large seine nets to try to catch the darter. One person on each team wore a backpack with an electric shocker that could send a current into the water in a 3-foot radius. The electric current does not harm fish; it only stuns them so biologists can easily gather them in the seine net for an accurate sample of the stream.
Pulling up the net, the team members sifted through leaves, sediment and other creatures in search of the Maryland darter. But no luck. Once an area had been sampled, the team moved downstream to continue the search.
Scientists involved with the project all gave the same answer as to why it is important to find the darter, particularly now: biodiversity.
DNR biologist Scott Stranko explained that just as the entire world is becoming more socially homogenized, the environment is undergoing the same kind of transformation, with just a few species that are found everywhere.
"All the streams are looking very much the same and we're losing that specialness," Stranko said. "While Maryland has been losing native stream species, we've gained widespread non-native species like carp and snakeheads that can be found all over the world. If this trend continues, no streams will be special like the Maryland darter streams once were."
The livelihood of small species such as the darter also speaks volumes about the health of the tributaries that lead to the Chesapeake Bay. Since the Maryland darter was last seen in 1988, development has boomed in the areas surrounding Susquehanna State Park. In this landscape of overdevelopment, just a small amount of concrete or asphalt near the river's freshwater streams is all it takes to create enough polluted runoff to harm underwater life. Biologists believe this is the main cause of the disappearance of the darter.
The fear that the Maryland darter is extinct still looms in the biologists' minds. But they are hopeful that new technology and the largest search effort in decades will help them rediscover this rare fish.
The team will trawl the Susquehanna River once again on November 6-8 to continue the search. For more information about the Maryland darter, visit DNR's website.
Autumn makes you think of pumpkin pie, hot apple cider and the earthy smell of fallen leaves. I am thankful we get to experience all four seasons here in the Chesapeake region – even though I'm not as fond of the ice storms winter brings to us in Maryland.
See what the Chesapeake looks like today in each season by visiting NASA's website. It is amazing how the landscape changes from spring to summer to fall to winter.
Welcome to the third installment of our newest feature, the BayBlog Question of the Week. Each week we'll take a question submitted through the Chesapeake Bay Program website and answer it here for all to read.
This week's question comes from Sacha:
"My husband and I just recently bought a house in Gainesville, Virginia, and were told that the creek that runs on our property is part of the watershed. I'd like to know how I can find out if that is true and if it is, where I can get more information on what that means for us as property owners."
Your creek is, in fact, part of the Chesapeake Bay watershed. As you can see in this map, Gainesville, Virginia, lies within the Potomac River watershed, and the Potomac River flows to the Chesapeake Bay.
The Chesapeake Bay watershed covers more than 64,000 square miles in the states of Delaware, Maryland, New York, Pennsylvania, Virginia and West Virginia, as well as the District of Columbia, and contains thousands of creeks, streams and rivers that all eventually drain to the Chesapeake Bay. But no matter where you are, every creek or stream is a part of a watershed -- it's just a matter of finding out which one.
If you want to find out which watershed you live in, start off by going to the Environmental Protection Agency's "Surf Your Watershed" site and plug in your zip code, city, or even the name of the stream itself. The site will then generate information for you about your specific watershed, including:
As property owners, it is important to learn about this information so you are aware of the health of the water near where you live. You also might want to look into the citizen groups that work in your watershed to help improve or maintain the health of your local waterway. Volunteering with your local watershed group is a great way to help the environment and the Chesapeake Bay.
With that information, check out our Help the Bay section, which details dozens of ways you can make a difference around your home and backyard to help the Chesapeake Bay and your local stream.
The health of the Chesapeake Bay begins with the health of every creek or stream that flows into it. So treat your local waterways well, and the Chesapeake will one day follow!
Do you have a question about the Chesapeake Bay? Please send it to us through our web comment form. Your question might be chosen for our next BayBlog Question of the Week!


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'Mark Mancari scored his first goal of the season when he tipped in a shot from the point by Tyler Myers and later assisted on goals by Gerbe and Brad Boyes, giving him a career-high three-point game. Mancari's goal was his first in the NHL since Mar. 10, 2010 vs. Dallas, a span of 12 games.'
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Our college of social science degree programs offer greater insight into the many facets of human behavior. Courses in areas such as psychology and sociology can help you develop skills related to individual and group motivation that may be valued in the workplace.
The College of Humanities and Social Sciences also offers public administration courses that provide organization and management perspectives, while courses in subjects such as English language and literature help sharpen writing and critical thinking skills. Many of our courses also help you develop skills in areas such as assessing and interpreting data, tracking projects and forecasting the likely outcome of workplace initiatives.
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The College of Humanities and Social Sciences promotes research, creativity, ethical formation and inquiry through critical, analytic and interdisciplinary study. Our college's mission cultivates leaders in various fields of study through critical thinking and applied experience, linking theoretical foundations with practical application, which prepares you for today's diverse and evolving workplaces.
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You wanna bumble with the bee, huh?
Maybe it's the Miley Cyrus everything effect, but there's this new generation who's interested in Lil' Kim, the Queen Bee. (For the record: her hardcore fanbase is still around and waiting for her to drop another LP.)
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Coates, Deborah. Wide Open
Coates' novel, likely the first in a new urban fantasy series, introduces Sgt. Hallie Michaels. Hallie has seen ghosts ever since she died for seven minutes following an insurgent attack in Afganistan. Now she has returned home to South Dakota on a ten-day leave to attend the funeral of her younger sister Dell. But Hallie quickly becomes convinced that Dell's death, considered by many to be suicide, was actually murder. She finds an unlikely ally in local deputy Boyd Davies, whose life-long precognitive dreams predispose him to believing in Hallie's ghosts. They quickly zero in on Dell's former employer Uku-Weber, a weather research firm whose new technology seems to rely on forces more arcane than meteorological science. It becomes obvious that Dell knew more about the truth than was healthy and Hallie and Boyd must find a way to take down the dangerous, magic-using Martin Weber before his body count rises.
Hallie—a brash, profanity-prone, emotionally damaged, but appealing character—and Boyd, equally emotionally damaged in his own way but much more the Boy-Scout type—make an engaging pair. Some slight awkwardness in writing style does not much detract from the characters, interesting plot, and well-drawn setting.


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Century Bank opened on July 16, 2012 at 15 Elm Street, previously Settles Glass, which closed in 2008. The site first opened in 1928 as a gas station. The bank originally planned to restore the building, but it was later determined that it could not be salvaged. The new building was designed to match the historical character of the original building.
- "Century Bank" Andover Townsman, July 19, 2012, p. 8.
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The winter season and its frigid temperatures pose unique challenges to concrete producers. Ozinga Brothers, a ready-mixed concrete producer whose operations extend throughout Chicago, Northeast Illinois, Northwest Indiana, and Michigan, is not an exception.
A particular recent challenge for its plant in Mokena, Ill., especially in the cold winter months, involved air lines taking on moisture and then freezing. This repeatedly hampered the ability to convey material for manufacturing concrete from underground bins up into the plant 300 feet away. In addition to the air line along the outside conveyor, other pneumatic equipment was also adversely affected.
This resulted in unscheduled downtime; increased maintenance, time, and labor; and temporarily diminished productivity. There is nothing more frustrating than not getting material in a plant when nothing mechanical is broken. Only a frozen air line was to blame.
The solution involved installing a compact separator filter dryer (SFD) system to remove moisture from the plant's air lines, which now perform continuously and reliably as intended, even in the coldest weather conditions. There is no more wet air.
Regardless of the industry, plant operations relying upon dry and clean compressed air as a source for pneumatic power historically have wrestled with the potential for the ingress of water, contaminants, and oil vapor into air lines and the problems this poses.
Traditional water removal devices or air dryer units typically have been encumbered with components that add potentially troublesome and maintenance-intensive complexity to systems. For example, heat exchangers must be cleaned and maintained regularly and external filters, after coolers, and condensate drain lines usually will be necessary.
Commonly used in conjunction with large air compressors and systems or offering the capability to mount directly on small compressors, the SFD system by SKF, a Lansdale, Pa.-based manufacturer of roller bearings and seals, is engineered to dry compressed air directly from a compressor's reservoir tank or at a point of use. This eliminates the need for after coolers and, in most cases, additional external filters and any other corollary equipment. A patented molecular sieve (desiccant) and filters are housed within spin on/off cartridges.
How it works
The dual-cartridge design channels airflow through one desiccant cartridge, while regeneration occurs in the other, ultimately delivering an uninterrupted supply of clean, dry compressed air. Standard units operate between 100 PSI and 180 PSI and can accommodate flow rates ranging from 20 CFM to 800 CFM. The flow rate for the system currently at Ozinga's plant is 120 CFM.
The SFD system emerged as preferred technology when other alternatives either failed or consumed excessive amounts of air during the drying process, according to the producer. In fact, the defining downside of one alternative-a compressed air treatment system-was its tendency to draw up to 20% regeneration air. In contrast, the SFD system typically requires less than 10% regeneration air.
A different type of dryer, using refrigerant and previously operating at another Ozinga location, was prone not only to failure, but raised environmental concerns because of the refrigerant. The SFD requires no refrigerant. Ozinga has no more issues with frozen air lines.
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From a maintenance perspective, workers in the past had been required to drain at least one gallon of water every two weeks from an extra air storage tank located at the upper level of the plant. Now, there is no water at all, and the staff's maintenance attention can be focused more appropriately elsewhere.
Ozinga reports that the SFD system was very easy to install and possesses the flexibility to mount on a wall or directly on a compressor's top plate. The unit is plugged into a standard 120 VAC, and is very easy to maintain. Preventive maintenance is also straightforward. Units can be serviced without disassembling or removing them from the mounting position, and valves and desiccant cartridges are easily accessible.
This 3-in-1 modular system (referring to the capability to remove the triple threats of water, contaminants, and oil vapor) allows for expansion to accommodate changes in air system requirements or various types of flow rates. Users can select from among three models: Micro Logic Timer (MLT), Programmable Logic Control (PLC), and Pneumatically Controlled (PC), depending on application scope and need.
Each manages regeneration cycles by energizing and de-energizing air control valves at intervals ranging from every 45 seconds to every two minutes, depending on the version. All can serve in high or low ambient temperatures, expanding application potential over a wide range of environments and conditions.
At least five more Ozinga plants have been equipped with the SFD dryer system and all lines run clear and dry.
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Chris Brown will not attend assault hearing
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Chris Brown's misdemeanor assault case will go on without him.
According to the "Washington Post," Judge Robert S. Tignor is allowing the embattled singer to miss his hearing today in Washington, DC.
Brown's attorneys recently asked for the allowance since a California judge ordered Chris to remain in anger management therapy for 90 days after he was reportedly kicked out of a previous rehab stint over an alleged violent episode.
Chris Brown has pleaded not guilty to one misdemeanor count of assault stemming from an alleged fight outside of the W Hotel in DC.
Following the charge, Chris entered a Malibu rehab facility, but left after only 16 days. While Chris promised to continue therapy on the outside, the judge last week ordered him to return to a residential facility in Los Angeles.
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Wow this is incredibly powerful and it could be used for good and bad but I bet it would mostly be used for bad.
How is it able to tell which key you press, it's not like each key on a keyboard is set up to make a different vibration
This is nonsense. No vibrations are the same for two keyboards. You'd need to callibrate the iphone for every keyboard and surface its on. There are way too many variables to standardize such a technique. They probably tested this in a really controlled environment.
It has nothing to do with the type of keyboard from what I understand....it's all about the distance from *any* keyboard...if it's a few inches to the left of the keyboard, the vibration from the A key will be stronger than that of the L key. That along with how precise the accelerometer is will allow you to decipher the keys pressed. It's really quite fascinating.
Also, we're not looking at 99+%, but only ~80% correct prediction rate. This cannot be reliably used as-is in incredibly sensitive (e.g., one-try logins) situations... Honestly, it's probably enough effort to get the whole thing working accurately enough that only high-level espionage firms and/or hackers would use it. I'd also anticipate that they would be going after things secured by more than a static password (that can be keylogged by far easier and/or more conventional methods).
I mean, gimme a break guys! The number of points of failure make this impossible for any practical purpose unless you are an agent of the CIA -- in which case you already have a good bag full of tricks to gather intel that are much more reliable.
That's not going to happen. I work in the field of robotics and automated systems, It have a lot of variables so it can be possible. A lot of things can influence the gyroscope around that iPhone, air, noises, voices, frequencies, just the simple movement of the mouse or keyboard, all of those things and more cause vibrations. If you tell me that maybe with the camera can detect the movement or keyboard due to one specified pattern, ok maybe I can believe it, but with the gyroscope just detecting vibrations... naaaah I got to see that by myself. How it can detect the vibration on one specific key, ok like I read in someone post here, each key have his own vibration, just pressing that key with strength or harder can affect the detection, if it is possible I need to say.
"However it goes to show that there's a huge security problem...The app just needs to somehow be installed on the iPhone." How can you say there is a HUGE security problem and then say the app needs to be SOMEHOW installed? To install an app someone would need to know your iTunes password first, and if they have that then you are already doomed.


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I'm impressed and amazed by those who can pick their favorite book, movie, or music of the decade. I'm still struggling to decide on my favorite fiction titles of the year and I'm allowing myself to select several from those I read this year, not necessarily published this year.
I'm glad I waited this long to decide since I just finished That Old Cape Magic over the weekend and I'm adding it to my top five. My other four include Piano Teacher, The Vagrants, Exiles in the Garden, and Invisible Mountain in no particular order.
These five are closely followed by Shanghai Girls, The Lace Reader, The Story of a Marriage, Gardens of Water, and Telex from Cuba.
I'll stop there and continue to ponder my favorites of the decade. Please share your favorites – the year or the decade.
Come visit soon. All of these favorites of mine are from our collection, along with the many other good books, of course.I wish you a healthy and happy 2010 and hope there is time for leisure reading and many good books.
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COLUMBIA, Ky. -- Emma Newton drove more than
three hours to celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day Monday at
Lindsey Wilson College. Newton, a senior at Rowan County High
School, was among more than 30 LWC staff members, students and
guests who participated in the Martin Luther King Jr. Day of
Sponsored by the Lindsey Wilson Bonner Scholars Program, the day
included community-service projects, a discussion of King's "I Have
a Dream" speech and a conference call with former Bonner Foundation
President Wayne Meisel.
Officially, college offices were closed and classes were not held
Monday -- which members of the LWC Bonner Leaders Program used to
make a difference in the area.
The Bonner students and guests decorated t-shirts for the Lake
Cumberland Advocacy Center in Jamestown, Ky. The t-shirts will be
worn as examination gowns by alleged victims of child sexual
Bonner leaders also made Valentine's Day cards for resident of
Summit Manor Nursing Home in Columbia and wrote letters to U.S.
military personnel stationed overseas as part of "A Million
Thanks" campaign.
"We wanted this to be a day 'on' instead of a day 'off,'" said LWC
Bonner Scholars Co-Director Amy Thompson-Wells.
Newton, who plans to enroll at LWC in the fall, said she was drawn
to the day because she loves community service and is interested in
joining the LWC Bonner Scholars program.
"I loved being here, and I love helping out," said Newton, of
Morehead, Ky. "I have such a heart for people I cannot not be
In addition to getting current LWC students involved, celebrating
MLK Day with service projects is also an excellent way to expose
prospective LWC students to service-learning opportunities at the
college, Thompson-Wells said.
Two years ago, DeResha Walkup of Paducah, Ky., was one of those
prospective students when she came to the day as a high school
senior. Now a LWC sophomore, she said experiencing Martin Luther
King Jr. Day of Service is a good opportunity for her to put her
values into action.
"It was a very good experience, and it brought me to the college,"
Walkup said.
Because this year's service day coincided with a presidential
inauguration, participants worked on service projects while
listening to President Obama deliver his second inaugural
"It was a great conversation-starter for us," Walkup said. "It
definitely opened people's eyes that there is more than the small
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ever write ur girlfriends name for her? or maybe just designing a tattoo for a friend? ill start shit off so people can hate on me first... ill add more if the thread isnt killed
ever write ur girlfriends name for her? or maybe just designing a tattoo for a friend? ill start shit off so people can hate on me first... ill add more if the thread isnt killed
man those arent that bad. I dont have a girlfriend but have girls that I do sketches for. Ill post them in a little
I got 99 problems and they all bitches,
wish i was Jigga man,
care free livin,
Here's one I made for a girl I keep in touch with overseas in Belgium (birthday present):
Ex-girlfriend for about three months. haha. Haven't done anything for the new one yet.
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thats pretty goddamn elaborate bsquared... mackin hoes from overseas lol
and damn crust thats the hottest shit ive ever seen from u... dont show it to ur new girl though that shit wont blow over well
Haha that was old.. and it's actually not that great. I don't like the A's, or how the leg on the L looks like a flaccid penis.
No More Weekly Toy Battles.
yea, but as far as color balance and ur highlights its better than anything else ive seen u post... turn in ur lime shit asap too so i might get a chance to see it before i head to FL!
did this before i started writing, when i thought i knew everything
arent we writers such romantics? hah especially chad, hes a ladies man
Fuck bitches, get herpes. Fuck ladies. That's the way to go.
No More Weekly Toy Battles.
oh ur just jealous that were 'ladies men' lol yeah... thath dithgusthin
i got loads of name sketches, i'll post flicks when i go home,
draw pictures of girls,it works.
thats pretty damn good man... i drew a portrait of my girl with graphites, id post it but shes buck ass naked lol so no flick fo you! ...i told myself when i finished i wouldnt even try a portrait for like 10 years, shits so frustrating
ive never done shit for any of my girls,fuk dat shit..those sketches are dope though!


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Denver • President Barack Obama has an opportunity that is stronger than ever to significantly shape the makeup of the federal appeals court that serves Utah.
The president has four spots a number larger than usual in one year to fill in 2013 on the 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, a tribunal that is one step below the U.S. Supreme Court.
By contrast, it took five years before Republican President George W. Bush had an opportunity to appoint five 10th Circuit judges.
Obama's four picks will bring the Democratic president's nominees for the court to five of its 12 full-time judges.
One open spot is in Utah, because Judge Michael Murphy, of Salt Lake City, gave up full-time service last month.
Obama also will be filling openings on the six-state court from Wyoming, Kansas and Oklahoma. The Denver-based court also serves Colorado and New Mexico.
Of the 10 full-time spots now occupied, one was filled by President George H. W. Bush, three by President Bill Clinton, five by President George W. Bush and one by Obama.
After Obama picks nominees for the vacant seats, the Democratic-controlled Senate will consider confirmation.
Two spots one each from Oklahoma and Kansas are unfilled because Senate Republicans blocked Obama's nominees.
Obama's only nominee to the court who has received confirmation is Judge Scott Matheson Jr., of Salt Lake City, who the Senate confirmed in December 2010.
Carl Tobias, a University of Richmond law professor who studies and comments on the federal judicial appointment process, thinks Obama will avoid potential obstacles from Republican senators this year.
For the president to have his nominees for the Utah, Wyoming and Kansas spots confirmed, White House consultation with Republican senators from those states prior to making nominations will be critical, Tobias said.
"I think that Obama can fill these vacancies," just as he has filled large numbers of vacancies in other federal circuit courts, the professor said.
"Don't forget that Sen. Hatch favored Judge Matheson and shepherded him very effectively through the confirmation process and would do the same for a similarly qualified mainstream nominee," Tobias said.
Four new 10th Circuit judges would be a third of the active judges.
The court decides many noteworthy cases from Utah. Among recent ones are:
• A decision that a nuclear waste group comprised of several Western states, including Utah, has the authority to regulate storage of low-level radioactive waste and could prohibit EnergySolutions from importing foreign waste to its Clive, Utah facility.
• A decision that Utah doctors and child-protection workers did not violate the constitutional rights of Daren and Barbara Jensen when they pushed to have the Sandy couple's 12-year-old son, Parker, undergo chemotherapy.
• A decision that upheld the conviction of environmental activist Tim DeChristopher for making false statements and interfering with a gas and oil lease auction.


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Wagner's free throws at the last second beat the Tornados, 63-61February 7, 2009
Winn scores 13, while Schlobohm and Flippo each reach double digits for Brevard
Harrogate, Tenn. - A pair of free throws by Lincoln Memorial's Stephanie Wagner with 0.4 seconds left in the second half dashed Brevard's hopes for their first South Atlantic Conference win of the 2008-2009 season, as the Tornados fell in Harrogate, Tenn. on Saturday night, 63-61.
Samantha Winn led the Tornados (5-16, 0-11 SAC) in scoring for the sixth straight game, putting in 13 points while leading the team with five steals. Anna Schlobohm scored 12 and added six assists, while Holli Flippo had regained her shooting touch, nailing two three-pointers on her way to 11 points, while pulling down six rebounds.
The Railsplitters (9-13, 3-8 SAC) had three players lead the way with 14 points in Wagner, Kara Harris, and Dayshalee Salaman. Whitney Vannoy scored seven while pulling down eight rebounds for Lincoln Memorial.
The first half went back and forth as Brevard opened the game with a 7-0 run as Millie Wharton scored the first points of the game with a jumper in the point, while Winn drove in for a layup, then showed her versatility in connecting from behind the arc.
Lincoln Memorial responded with a 25-7 run that spanned 11:29 minutes, starting at the 17:31 mark on a three by Wagner and ended with 6:02 left in the half when Vannoy put in a jumper in the paint to put the Lady Railsplitters up 25-14.
The Tornados then closed out the first half with an 11-2 run started by a jumper by Schlobohm, before three straight three-pointers by Lindsay Brendle, Flippo, and Paige Bridgers. However, the run ended just before the half when Wagner put in another basket to give the Lady Railsplitters a four point lead at the halfway point of the game, 29-25.
Brevard was led by Flippo with six points, while Winn had five points and three rebounds as the Tornados shot 41.7 percent (10-24) in the first half. However, the Tornados turned the ball over 16 times to the Railsplitters defense in falling behind. Lincoln Memorial's Harris led all scorers in the first half with eight points, while Salaman had seven points and four assists as LMU shot 36.7 percent (11-30) from the field.
Wharton opened the second half with another jumper in the paint as the Tornados opened up the second half, scoring the first seven points, taking the lead at 32-31 with 17:23 left in the game, forcing a Lady Railsplitter timeout.
Coming out of the timeout, the teams traded the lead four times before Schlobohm and Brendle went on a 10-4 run against the entire Lincoln Memorial roster in building the largest lead in the second half by either team at eight at 48-40, with 9:46 remaining.
A jumper by Wagner was matched by a pair of free throws by Wharton as the lead remained at eight, before Lincoln Memorial went on a 11-2 run to go up by six after Salaman put in a fast-break layup with 3:09 left on the clock to put the Lady Railsplitters up 58-52.
Brevard fought back as Flippo scored five of the Tornados next six points on free throws and her second three-pointer of the day as Brevard tied up the game for the fourth time at 58-58 with less than two minutes remaining.
Salaman drove in for a jumper in the paint to temporarily give LMU the lead, but a free throw by Schlobohm, then another pair for Millie Wharton, who went 5-6 from the line for the game, gave Brevard the lead with 53 seconds left on the clock at 61-60.
After a missed jumper by Salaman and a defensive rebound by Amanda Whitaker¬ let the Tornados run the clock down to 28 seconds before Brevard took a timeout.
Out of the timeout, Schlobohm attempted a jumper with the shot clock expiring that was rebounded by Lincoln Memorial's Cena Nasiloski. Salaman was fouled on the next trip down the floor by Whitaker, and was able to convert one of two free throws to tie up the game at 61 with 17 ticks left on the clock.
A three-point attempt by Holli Flippo with five seconds left missed and the resulting rebound was pulled down by Wagner, before another foul by Whitaker sent Wagner to the line with 0.4 left on the clock.
The Tornados take a game off from conference play as Brevard plays host to North Greenville University on Wednesday, February 11th. The Tornados defeated the Crusaders back on January 24th down in Tigerville, S.C., 81-76. Tip-off for the rematch is set for 6 p.m. Lincoln Memorial stays at home to host SAC foe Mars Hill, also on Wednesday, with game time at 6 p.m.


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Gaffney, S.C. - Brevard College split their first two games in the weekend Limestone Tournament hosted by Limestone College on the Saints Softball Field. The Tornados topped Alderson-Broaddus in the first game of the day defeating the Battlers 6-1, but Brevard fell in the nightcap of the event to the host Saints, 3-2.
Game One: Brevard 6, Alderson-Broaddus 1
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Backed by another strong pitching performance by Kayla Clemens, the Tornados topped the Battlers in Brevard's first action on Saturday afternoon, with Emily Boykin providing most of the damage with a three-run home run in the sixth inning.
The Tornados broke open the scoring in the game, putting two across the plate in the second inning as Boykin and Maddie Fletcher drew back-to-back one out walks and Brittany Jones reached on a single to load the bases. Brittany Fowler followed by coaxing a walk from Ali Neace to bring Boykind across the plate and Meredith Davenport scored Fletcher on a fielder's choice to give Brevard the 2-0 lead.
Brittany Tucker gave the Tornados an insurance run in the third inning, singling in Chelsi Mallory with two outs to keep Brevard in control of the contest.
Clemens kept the shutout alive heading into the bottom of the sixth before Boykin followed a Clemens' double and Tucker's single up the middle with a three-run shot over the right field fence to give Brevard the commanding 6-0 lead.
The Battlers spoiled Clemens' shutout attempt as Vanessa Bodily and Mary Meyer led off the inning with back-to-back doubles, but the sophomore right-hander retired the next three batters to end the contest.
Clemens went the distance in the contest, scattering five hits while striking out five in the game, while Tucker led the BC bats with two of the five Tornados hits in the game.
Game Two: Limestone 3, Brevard 2
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After two quiet innings, BC got on board first with Chelsi Mallory doubling to left center to score Brittany Fowler from second base in the top of the third inning.
Limestone answered back with a run of their on the bottom half of the inning as Shelby Webb led off with a single and moved to second on Guse's bunt base hit. After a sacrifice bunt, Dallas Heaton brought Webb home on single to left field to even the score at 1-1.
The Saints put two more on the scoreboard in the fourth, as Kirstyn Burleson led off the inning with a double to right field. Jordan Smith followed her with single to left field to move Burleson to third. After Smith stole second base, Alex Brown gave Limestone the lead on a sacrifice fly to left field. Smith scored a few pitches later on wild pitch from Alyssa Miller that skirted by Boykin.
Brevard got back on the board in the sixth inning with Mallory starting it off with a single to first base, moving over to second on a sacrifice bunt. Brittany Tucker then launched a ball deep to right field that Burleson corralled at the wall, but it was deep enough bring Mallory in for the Tornados second run.
However, the comeback fell short as Leah Quant retired the Tornados in order in the seventh to take the win.
Brevard was led at the plate by Mallory who was 2-of-3 with an RBI. Miller took the loss as she went all six innings while allowing three runs on seven hits.
Brevard remains on the road on Sunday, February 26th as the Tornados finish up the Limestone Tournament with games against California (Pa.) and Limestone. First pitch between the Tornados and the Vulcans is set for 10 a.m., while the Tornados close out the tournament against the host Saints at 2 p.m.


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"The Wingman" James Holeva
X-Rated Comedy/Book Tour Live in NYC!
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Girls get spanked on stage, make out with each other, and revealing details of people's sex lives come to the surface in "The Wingman" James Holeva's X-rated & interactive standup comedy spectacle. Fresh off the release of his explicit autobiographical novel "The Wingman Chronicles," the unfiltered comedian, author & lothario will be in his home of New York City for a hilariously wrong show & book signing. Although he'll probably be signing as many breasts, as he is books.
Holeva, whose book is a no-hold barred humorous, erotic account of his crazy sex life showing all the sides and detailed debauchery of what it is to be a player in New York City, brings his uncouth adventures, observations and advice on sex, dating, relationships and creepin' to the stage at Stage 72 (formerly the Triad). No two shows are alike as he uses his charm and rapid-fire wit to keep the audience guessing, laughing, and blushing. You could even ask him all your dirty questions in the irreverent #askwingman Q & A portion of the show which has become a hit on twitter with followers from all over the world.
Holeva also created and starred in "The Wingman" TV Pilot, which is currently being shopped to networks, had his own syndicated radio segment, 97 BHT's "Wingman Wednesday," and his debut album "Bedrooms, Backseats and Bathroom Stalls" will be out next year. Come let "The Wingman" be your Wingman, but don't be surprised if you see some boobs. Not for the easily offended.
Check out this trailer for "The Wingman" TV Pilot.
Friday, February 1, 2012
Stage 72 (formerly The Triad)
Doors open at 9 p.m. (Seating is limited so get there early for a good seat)
Showtime 9:30 p.m.
Two Drink Minimum
Book Signing/Meet & Greet Directly After (Books & Wingman Chick T-shirts will be available for purchase.
Check out a free sample of "The Wingman Chronicles" and see what the readers are saying.
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John Legend and Chrissy Teigen address cheating rumors with Oprah
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Few things can stop a rumor mill in its tracks quite like a sit-down interview with Oprah.
At least, that's the PR tip that John Legend and fiancée Chrissy Teigen are taking. The engaged couple is set to appear on Oprah's Next Chapter this Sunday to discuss their upcoming wedding, life as a successful duo, his new album and, of course, those pesky rumors of infidelity.
Last month the supermodel waged social media war against The New York Post when the paper reported that John had cheated on her at a Manhattan night club. According to reports, John and a few friends were hanging out at the bar when a spy spotted him pulling a blonde woman to the bathroom.
Later that night, the woman in question was reportedly overheard telling friends about the "steamy make out session" she had with the R&B superstar. Once Chrissy read The Post's story, she went off via her Twitter page. She wrote, "Just read John cheated on me and in the uber-credible Post. I'm just heartbroken as it's definitely not the typical Post bullshit." Ironically, earlier in her Twitter feed Chrissy wrote, "I honestly think so many of us would get along if you didn't want to f*ck my fiance."
Well now, Chrissy! Way to tell 'em.
Since her Twitter smackdown, Chrissy and John have been mum on the subject, but reportedly the pair will address the rumors in their interview with Oprah which takes place in their Los Angeles home.
"The Post accused you of cheating," Oprah said pointing to John, who simply offered a childlike grin.
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text: A large-scale epidemiological study on pollution and infant deaths would be worthwhile, because pollution will become worse over time. If the hypothesis is correct and it's proven more clearly it can cause babies to die, maybe then the Clean Air Act would be strengthened and industries more tightly regulated. Jennifer Highland, MPH, RN Executive Director Healthy Start Coalition of Sarasota County, Inc. 1750 17th Street, Bldg A Sarasota, FL 34234 941.373.7070 www.HealthyStartSarasota.org "Our mission is to improve the health and well-being of pregnant women, infants, and young children." CONFIDENTIALITY NOTICE: This e-mail message, including any attachments, is for the sole use of the intended recipient(s) and may contain confidential and privileged information. Any unauthorized review, use, disclosure, or distribution is prohibited. If you have received this e-mail and are not the intended recipient, please contact the sender by reply e-mail and destroy all copies of the original message. -----Original Message----- From: Abby Bourgeois [mailto:abourgeois at healthystarthhp.org] Sent: Thursday, June 23, 2011 8:42 AM To: 'Patricia Tackitt'; 'Kelley Bowden' Cc: 'Anne Packham'; NFIMR at suse.acog.org Subject: Re: [NFIMR] Ambient environmental factors related to SIDS? Anne, This is a very interesting question, thank you for bringing it up. I've done a bit of a literature review and I think this MAY be explained either one of two ways or using a combination of both speculations (assuming that it wasn't a coincidence that the deaths occurred in the same area). 1- studies have been done that find a slight association between ambient air pollution and the risk for LBW and/or preterm birth. It might be worth looking into the infants birth history to see if they would be at risk for SIDS based on LBW or preterm status 2- there has been an association found between air pollution and risk of infant mortality (see the attached article for specifics) Either air pollution after birth or prenatal exposure to pollution may have put the infants at risk and co-sleeping added as an external stressor probably increased the likelihood of death significantly. I'm thinking that the triple risk hypothesis could be at play here with the external stressor being the co-sleeping, the air pollution being the underlying vulnerability and then being infants they were in the critical stage required for SIDS to occur. Something to consider at least. Abby Bourgeois Provider Liaison/FIMR Coordinator Healthy Start Coalition of Hardee, Highlands & Polk Counties, Inc We've Moved! Please note our new phone number and address as of June 1st 650 E Davidson Street Bartow, FL 33830 Phone: 863-534-9224 Fax: 863-519-8111 abourgeois at healthystarthhp.org www.healthystarthhp.org CONFIDENTIALITY NOTICE: This email and any files transmitted with it are confidential and intended solely for the use of the individual or entity to whom they are addressed. If you have received this email in error please notify the sender by email, delete and destroy this message and its attachments. Please consider the environment before printing this email. -----Original Message----- From: Patricia Tackitt [mailto:ptackitt at comcast.net] Sent: Tuesday, June 21, 2011 4:04 PM To: Kelley Bowden Cc: Anne Packham; NFIMR at suse.acog.org Subject: Re: [NFIMR] Ambient environmental factors related to SIDS? Hi Kelly and Anne, I appreciate Kelley's wisdom. We've been seeing the same thing, for many years. We had 5 babies die in a 2 day period in Wayne Co, MI in July either last year, or maybe it was 2009. When we finished the investigations the risks were 4 - unsafe sleep in bedsharing situations with mom and sibs, and one died in soft bedding, in adult bed, prone, alone. Sleeping baby supine, in a safety approved crib, with nothing in the crib but the baby and a pacifier - saves lives. We totally support room sharing, but not bedsharing. I work on FIMR in Michigan, in Wayne Co and on CDRT in Wayne Co and Detroit. We do not find SIDS deaths and have not for over 8 years, We find suffocations, some accidental manners and some homicide. Pat Tackitt RN, MS WCMEO - Pediatric Mortality Investigations FIMR - Detroit, MI 734 306-3452 On Jun 20, 2011, at 5:12 PM, Kelley Bowden wrote: > I am not aware of other factors. We are looking at the issues related > to SUID, as we have also had several deaths while bed- sharing with an > adult. We have done extensive literature reviews and have not found > any environmental factors (other than the usual cigarette smoking, > over-heating). > > People often quote Japan as having the lowest SIDS rates, but I > recently learned that their bed sharing deaths are classified as > suffocation deaths, not SIDS deaths. > > We are continuing to critique these deaths. At this point it looks > like bed sharing in an adult bed is a high risk situation and should > be avoided. > > Kelley > > > > Kelley Bowden, MS, RN > Perinatal Outreach Education > Maine Medical Center > 22 Bramhall Street > Portland, ME 04102 > bowdek at mmc.org > 207-662-2696 or 662-2167 > > > > > >>>> "Packham, Anne" <Anne.Packham at cincinnati-oh.gov> 6/15/2011 2:27 PM >>>> >>> > Greetings, > > We recently had three otherwise healthy babies died of SUID within > three days within about a two mile radius. Granted, all of them were > co-sleeping in an adult bed. 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REDLANDS - Dozens of low-income families were treated to an afternoon of beauty Monday thanks to Bliss Salon of Redlands and National Charity League of San Bernardino 8th Grade Chapter.
The two groups partnered with Family Service Association of Redlands to provide free haircuts, manicures and temporary "tattoos" to children and adults of all ages.
More than 60 families signed up to receive the treatment, and 10 stylists from across the Inland Empire and NCL members and their parents helped the event become a reality.
It took both groups about a week to organize.
"The reason why I do (this) is to give back to the community, and I like to make people feel good around this time... well, anytime," said Genevieve Bliss, owner and operator of Bliss Salon. "It makes them feel special."
Bliss said she could relate to families who are struggling to make it. As a young girl, she was in their shoes growing up in Redlands with a mother who did not have much to offer.
"My mom didn't have a lot, so I didn't get to go to a salon, so I'm doing this because I've been through (not having much). I know what it feels like. And my mom always taught me to give," Bliss said.
Selina Granado, of Loma Linda had not received a haircut in quite a while. When she heard of the event, she signed up herself and her three kids - Jadah, 9; Jacob, 15; and Scarlett, 5.
"Oh my God - I haven't had my hair cut in years," she said. "I'm really happy."
Participants as young as 4 months received haircuts, said Gina Montano, a parent volunteer with NCL, an organization whose mission is to foster mother-daughter relationships in a philanthropic organization committed to community service, leadership development and cultural experiences.
Members of the group live in Highland and Loma Linda, she said.
"We definitely want to make this an annual event," she said, adding that in addition to the haircuts, each participant was treated to a goodie bag filled with brand-name shampoo and conditioner for girls and soap and shampoo for guys.
Loma Linda School of Dentistry also donated nine dozen toothbrushes to include in the goodie bags, she added.
Since 1898, FSA has helped low-income and homeless families get back on their feet through various forms of assistance.
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"Several Hundred Mouse Droppings" Found At Still-Closed Cronut Bakery
Last week Dominique Ansel Bakery was shut down by the Department of Health after a video showed a mouse running around behind the counter. It was a tough break for Cronut lovers, but even tougher for the tiny Spring Street bakery that quickly became a media darling over the past year. While Dominique Ansel and his team—who have been working tirelessly, we're told, on remedying this—had hoped to be open again sometime today, they are currently still closed.
A rep for the bakery, Amy Ma, told us this morning over email, "The DOH did not find a single mouse or any rodent here at all. So much of what they cited as 'evidence of infestation' were cracks and holes on the walls that they saw as structural risks." Ma added they are "just waiting for our re-inspection... [which] should happen today."
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I'm noticing a disturbing trend. I'm always the one pointing out the bad news. I admit I do better with realistic than cheerfully optimistic, but it seems like it's always me pointing out the flaw with a plan. If I'm not pointing out the obvious, I'm
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My Little Old Man With the Brain Injury
Toni Patt
Currently I have an elderly gentleman with a traumatic brain injury from a fall. One version says he tripped over his dogs. Another says he had a seizure. Either way he hit his head on the way down, developed a bleed and had a craniotomy. The man was
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How Can This Be a Safe Discharge?
Toni Patt
This morning I was working on discharge planning with one of our case managers. A doctor was ready to discharge a patient and she had asked me for recommendations. I immediately said SNF. He wasn't able to safely transfer out of bed. I had yet to see
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Strategic Meeting
Toni Patt
As part of my leadership program, I attended the Texas Physical Therapy Association (TPTA) strategic planning meeting last weekend. The idea was to get newer and upcoming leaders to meet and mingle with people in leadership positions. We also got insight
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My Latest Continuing Education Course
Toni Patt
Last month I went to an onsite CEU course. Back in the day, I was a CEU junkie. I'd go not just for CEUs but if the topic sounded interesting. More recently I've had to cut back and limit myself to CSM. This year I got burned by the stroke course at CSM
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Gerichairs Are Not Recliners
Toni Patt
This is something I've never experienced. The facility I work for uses therapy gerichairs as recliners for patient family members. For some reason, the facility has yet to invest in recliners that can be put in patients' rooms. When a family member or
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Let's All Be on the Same Page
Toni Patt
Last week as I was preparing to do an evaluation, I overheard one of our case managers talking to a family member of one of my patients. Nearly everything the case manager said started with, "Rehab will take care of that." They were discussing gait training
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HIPAA Violations Can Be Overheard Too
Toni Patt
The other day, I was sitting at a nursing station and overheard a conversation between a patient and a physician. I wasn't trying to eavesdrop. The patient was very hard of hearing and the doctor had to yell to be heard. The patient was yelling back.
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She Loves Her Job
Toni Patt
I always enjoy talking to the therapists who come to my course. Last week I met a PT I'll call Dottie. I don't want to use her real name, but she reminds me of someone named Dottie. Dottie has been a therapist since back in the day. She graduated years
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Just Do What the Family Wants
Toni Patt
Earlier today I had a conflict with a demented, agitated patient's wife. She wanted me to get the man out of bed with a gait belt and hoist him over into the chair. I declined, stating I didn't feel comfortable doing that and it wasn't very therapeutic.
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Selection for Recognition
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Driving home from work today, I was listening to a podcast of a morning radio show. They were making fun of a man who had been given some awards because he had been contributing regularly to the organizations. Because it's a local show, I knew who they
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Blatant Rudeness
Toni Patt
Usually when I go on a teaching trip, I have wonderful students. For the most part they pay attention. I get good questions. Some have fallen asleep because they drove three hours to get there. Others are obviously there for the CEUs. Last week I had
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I'm in the exact same situation as mesmar. Have been trying for a couple of days now to get it to work.
hi all
i have acer aspire with nvidia geforce gt 540m
i have follwod installtion instrction but without luck
i get the following error
fetel error
no screens found
i have checked the Xorg.0.log file and noticed that the primary device is intel not nvidia while it has loaded the nvidia drive?
also i have googled and tried many solutions but none works also search the forum too
one of the solution i have tried is to add the busid for the nvidia card but when i type startx the sceern get black.
any ideas
note this is a custmized bt form backtrack.com
and i have used that last nvidia driver update from the nvidia website.
I'm in the exact same situation as mesmar. Have been trying for a couple of days now to get it to work.
i've got the same problem too.
i tried many ways but i still can't install gt540m and it's 1gb CUDA.
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I had the same issue, snafu777 drafted a fix for this. The link for this fix can be found here. All credit goes to snafu777 for the fix. Also, when Nvidia asked if I wanted them to configure the config file, I hit no, otherwise there are a few more steps to follow, snafu777 does mention this in his fix.


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Commercial fishing for Hog Snapper occurs off Florida, Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin Islands, and other Caribbean nations. Hog Snapper populations in southern Florida are severely overfished, while those off western Florida may be healthier. In other areas throughout their distribution, significant declines in Hog Snapper populations have been observed. Hog Snapper are managed under general reef fish management plans by several federal and state organizations; typical management measures include minimum size limits, gear restrictions, and marine protected areas.
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The more and mroe mma becomes a sport and no longer is mma and vale tudo, the less brazilian fighting is needed?
Brazilian fighting styles like Bjj and Luta Livre, chute boxe, and other highly effective brazilian styles where developed in real fights (no faggots)
These days people actully are more safe in turtle position than under mount.
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SepticemiaBlood poisoning; Bacteremia with sepsis
Septicemia is bacteria in the blood (bacteremia) that often occurs with severe infections.
Septicemia is a serious, life-threatening infection that gets worse very quickly. It can arise from infections throughout the body, including infections in the lungs, abdomen, and urinary tract. It may come before or at the same time as infections of the:
- Bone (osteomyelitis)
- Central nervous system (meningitis)
- Heart (endocarditis)
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Septicemia can begin with:
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- Rapid heart rate
The person looks very ill.
The symptoms quickly progress to:
There may be decreased or no urine output.
Exams and Tests
A physical examination may show:
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Septicemia is a serious condition that requires a hospital stay. You may be admitted to an intensive care unit (ICU).
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- Antibiotics to treat the infection
- Fluids and medicines by IV to maintain the blood pressure
- Oxygen
- Plasma or other blood products to correct any clotting problems
Outlook (Prognosis)
The outlook depends on the bacteria involved and how quickly the patient is hospitalized and treatment begins. The death rate is high -- more than 50% for some infections.
Possible Complications
Septicemia can quickly lead to:
- Adult respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS)
- Septic shock
- Death
Septicemia due to meningococci can lead to shock or adrenal collapse (Waterhouse-Friderichsen syndrome).
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Septicemia is not common but it is very serious. Diagnosing it early may prevent septicemia from worsening to shock.
Seek immediate care if:
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- Any person who has been ill has changes in mental status
- There are signs of bleeding into the skin
Call your health care provider if your child's vaccinations are not up-to-date.
Getting treated for infections can prevent septicemia. The Haemophilus influenza B (HIB) vaccine and S. pneumoniae vaccine have already reduced the number of septicemia cases in children. Both are recommended childhood immunizations.
In rare cases, people who are in close contact with someone who has septicemia may be prescribed preventive antibiotics.
Munford RS, Suffredini AF. Sepsis, severe sepsis, and septic shock. In: Mandell GL, Bennett JE, Dolin R, eds. Principles and Practice of Infectious Diseases. 7th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Churchill Livingstone Elsevier; 2009: chap 70.
Shapiro NI, Zimmer GD, Barkin AZ. Sepsis syndromes. In: Marx, JA, ed. Rosen's Emergency Medicine: Concepts and Clinical Practice. 7th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Mosby Elsevier; 2009: chap 136.
Orenstein WA, Pickering LK. Immunization practices. In: Kliegman RM, Behrman RE, Jenson HB, Stanton BF, eds. Nelson Textbook of Pediatrics. 19th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011: chap 165.
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George Danzer will be enjoying his journey back to Germany with at least one WSOP gold championship bracelet and $294,792 in his pocket. After having made eight WSOP final tables and cashed in ten events Danzer finally has a WSOP bracelet and a championship.
WSOP event #18 was the first $10K buy-in razz tournament ever on the schedule and attracted a crowd of 112 entrants, mostly pros. A prize pool of $1,052,800 was offered to the top 16 finishers which included well known professional poker players Daniel Negreanu, Hoyt Corkins, Nick Schulman, and David Bach.
When the final table was down to the final two head-up players it was George Danzer facing chip leader and 2014 WSOP event #3 champion, Brandon Shack-Harris. The two traded the lead stack until George Danzer begin to pull away and finally had an 8-1 chip advantage. After that Danzer went on cruise control and within a few hands had all the chips and the championship.
Brandon Shack-Harris will be adding $182,155 to his previous winnings in event #3 after his runner-up finish in today's Seven Card Razz Championship
The following lists the final table order of finish and prize money paid out to each player.
George Danzer ---------- $294,792
Brandon Shack-Harris --$182,155
Todd Barlow ------------ $114,081
Yuval Bronshtein ------- $82,602
Brian Hastings ---------- $64,557
Todd Dakake ------------ $51,481
Naoya Nihara ------------ $41,806
David Bach -------------- $34,500
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