81. Eye - Multimedia Bands PINKeye & Mambo Urbano Orchestra - 12.11.97 Live in Technicolor. Screening pinkeye and the Mambo Urbano Orchestra. So wentmy part of the conversation with pinkeye's drummer/visual programmer Dan o. http://www.eye.net/eye/issue/issue_12.11.97/music/multimedia.html

CONTENTS Latest issue This issue LISTINGS Movie showtimes Music listings Theatre Dance ... Etc. COLUMNS Love Bites Feelings Pink Panther Sign Language ... ABOUT EYE eye - Live in Technicolor Screening PINKeye and the Mambo Urbano Orchestra BY CINDY MCGLYNN "OK. Like, I really liked the part when you guys were playing and the monitors were showing this totally molten, oozing lava that was flowing really, really fast. And then it was like these hands dipped into it, scooped it up and started drinking it! And, I mean, you knew it wasn't lava because the hands were, like, all red, too. You knew that it was some computer trick but it was still totally like the dude was drinking lava. The freakin' magic of film, eh, Dan o! You guys rock." So went my part of the conversation with PINKeye's drummer/visual programmer Dan o. "Yeah," he responds. Friendly if slightly more level-headed then again, he knew the lava bit was coming. "There are quite a lot of things you can do, especially because a lot of our visuals originate on film and you can turn blue water red with the computer and stuff like that." I may be forgiven if I spent most of our conversation taking about visuals it's what happens when you put four or five video monitors and a giant screen covered in funky computer animation, treated film clips and lava-drinkers in front of a TV-deprived girl, as PINKeye did at the release party for their first CD

82. PinkEye MomsView Message Board pinkeye MomsView Message Board Parenting Discussion pinkeye By Candace onWednesday, December 4, 2002 0550 pm Ok, My 3 yr old DS has pinkeye. http://www.momsview.com/discus/messages/23/9455.html

Discussion Topics Last Day Last Week Tree View Search Board Keyword Search By Date Your Profile Register for Free Edit Profile Utilities Contact Administration Documentation Getting Started Formatting Troubleshooting Program Credits PinkEye MomsView Message Board Parenting Discussion Archive December 2002 : PinkEye By Candace on Wednesday, December 4, 2002 - 05:50 pm: By on Wednesday, December 4, 2002 - 06:51 pm: By Jann on Wednesday, December 4, 2002 - 06:57 pm: Make sure you wash your hands after every time you give him the drops!!!! It is highly contagious. Hang in there! By Melissa on Wednesday, December 4, 2002 - 07:03 pm: By Candace on Wednesday, December 4, 2002 - 07:10 pm: Thank you so much! Melissa, I will try that. Thanks! By on Wednesday, December 4, 2002 - 07:20 pm: Great suggestion Melissa. I had forgotten about that. I used to use that for sunburns too. By on Wednesday, December 4, 2002 - 08:37 pm: By Mechelle on Wednesday, December 4, 2002 - 08:54 pm: Benedryl should help him with the itching. Yeap, washing your hands after the drops, or anything, and his medicine should kick in pretty quick, and start to clear up.

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84. Pinkeye (Conjunctivitis)- Health File #82 pinkeye (Conjunctivitis). What is pinkeye? pinkeye is sometimes calledconjunctivitis (con junk tiv eye tiss). Is pinkeye dangerous? http://www.healthplanning.gov.bc.ca/hlthfile/hfile82.html

Ministry of Health Services, Health File - #82, July 2001 Pinkeye (Conjunctivitis) What is Pinkeye? What does it look like? Is pinkeye dangerous? How is it spread? ... Taking the medicine What is Pinkeye? Pinkeye is sometimes called conjunctivitis (con junk tiv eye tiss). It is an infection of the surface of the eyeball and the inside of the eyelid. There are several causes of pinkeye. Usually it is an infection from a virus or bacteria. But pinkeye can also be caused by an allergy, by air pollution, or by rubbing the eyes too much. Pinkeye is a common childhood disease. It spreads to other people very easily. What does it look like? Pinkeye usually makes the whites of the eyes turn pink or red. It often causes discomfort in the eyes, including a feeling of "grittiness," burning, and/or itching. There may also be a lot of tears and pus in the eyes. If there is pus, this will often make the eyelids stick together when the person wakes up after a sleep. A cloth dipped in warm water and applied gently to the affected area will help remove any crusty discharge. Is pinkeye dangerous?

85. Beans Database: Detailed Information On Dry Bean 'Pinkeye' (Phaseolus Vulgaris) Dry Bean 'pinkeye' Phaseolus vulgaris. Family Fabaceae Genus Phaseolus(FAZee-oh-lus) (More Info) Species vulgaris (vul-GAY-ris http://beans.plantsdatabase.com/go/38889/

Dry Bean 'Pinkeye' Phaseolus vulgaris Family: Fabaceae Genus: Phaseolus (FAZ-ee-oh-lus) ( More Info Species: vulgaris (vul-GAY-ris) ( More Info Cultivar: Pinkeye Category: Annuals Vegetables Height: Unknown - Tell us Spacing: Unknown - Tell us Seed Type: Unknown - Tell us Growth Habit: Bush Sun Exposure: Full Sun Toxicity: Not that we are aware of. Tell us Days to Maturity: 71 to 80 days Bloom Color: Unknown - Tell us Soil pH requirements: Unknown - Tell us Propagation Methods: From seed; direct sow after last frost Seed Collecting: Allow pods to dry on plant; break open to collect seeds Properly cleaned, seed can be successfully stored Profile:: No positives No neutrals No negatives Gardeners' Notes: No details have been posted. Add your own note to this plant Upload a picture of this plant Return to the Beans Database homepage Beans Welcome! This is the Plants Database, a comprehensive collection of the most interesting plants in cultivation, worldwide. All of this information is compiled by hundreds of gardeners, throughout the world, working together to build the most useful and comprehensive database of plants in the world! This site is a member of the Dave's Garden network.

86. Pinkeye Afflicts Dartmouth Campus pinkeye afflicts Dartmouth campus. The nuisance illness, also called pinkeye,may have spread around the Ivy League even before the break. http://www.cmonitor.com/stories/news/local2002/nh__pinkeye_14y30y589044_2002.sht

CLASSIFIEDS PLACE A CLASSIFIED SUBSCRIBE ZIP2 YELLOW PAGES ... SEARCH /NEWS/LOCAL A world of news User's Guide for details. Pinkeye afflicts Dartmouth campus As many as 1,000 students may have it Friday, March 15, 2002 By STEPHEN FROTHINGHAM Hanover An unusually fast-spreading bacteria that caused conjunctivitis among as many as 1,000 Dartmouth College students could spread to other campuses after spring break, college officials and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said. "Schools need to be on the lookout when kids return from spring break," Dr. Jack Turco at Dartmouth's student health center said yesterday. The nuisance illness, also called pinkeye, may have spread around the Ivy League even before the break. Health officials at Princeton University in New Jersey were waiting for lab tests that would indicate whether an outbreak there is related to Dartmouth's. About 140 Princeton students have contracted the illness since January. That's twice the usual number, a Princeton official said. Dartmouth students began reporting the illness in January. Since then nearly 500 have reported pinkeye symptoms to the health center. A survey of the college's 5,000 students showed that 500 others may have had pinkeye but not reported it.

87. Pinkeye (Conjunctivitis) pinkeye (Conjunctivitis). pinkeye is an infection of the covering of the eyeball. pinkeyecan also be caused by allergy or by rubbing the eyes excessively. http://www.nwhu.on.ca/pinkeye.htm

FACTS ABOUT Pinkeye (Conjunctivitis) Pinkeye is an infection of the covering of the eyeball. It is usually caused by a virus, but it can also be due to bacteria. Pinkeye can also be caused by allergy or by rubbing the eyes excessively. Children with pinkeye complain of a scratchy feeling or pain in their eyes and may have a lot of tears and pus discharge. The infection turns the whites of the eyes pink or red. When the child wakes up after a sleep, pus or discharge often makes the eyelids stick together. Pinkeye is easily spread when: a child with the infection touches the discharge and then touches another child; an uninfected child touches an infected child's eye discharge and then touches his or her own eyes; an adult wipes an infected child's eyes and then touches his or her or another person's eyes. Pinkeye that is caused by bacteria can be treated and cured with an antibiotic. Antibiotics can also stop the infection from spreading to others. There is no treatment for pinkeye that is caused by a virus. Things Parents Can Do Watch your child for signs of pinkeye if another child has it.

88. Pinkeye. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001 The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001. pinkeye. see conjunctivitis.The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. Copyright http://www.bartleby.com/65/x-/X-pinkeye.html

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89. KoreaTimes : [Cozy Chamber] Pinkeye And School Cozy Chamber pinkeye and School. In schools. It was conjunctivitis,the socalled pinkeye virus that had as symptoms an irritated eye. http://times.hankooki.com/lpage/opinion/200212/kt2002120116272112880.htm

Hankooki.com Korea Times Opinion Cozy Chamber [Cozy Chamber] Pinkeye and School In August, the worst kind of storms and strong winds hit parts of the peninsula and devastated people in those regions. While people were recovering in the ruined areas, another disaster occurred, mostly in secondary schools. It was conjunctivitis, the so-called pinkeye virus that had as symptoms an irritated eye. It takes approximately two weeks to fully recover from such an irritation. If patients visit an ophthalmologist, perhaps it might be cured in ten days. With or without eyedrops and medication, it takes a while to get rid of the irritation, redness, and discomfort. Some of epidemic once considered gone are back again. When these diseases go around, it gets so prevalent that a large number of people suffer from them. This prevalency scares most common people, especially parents. Pinkeye caught on among school students. It was spread so expeditiously that schools had to shorten or close to let students stay home for a couple of days. The truth was some thoughtless kids rubbed their eyes with their hands after touching the kids with pinkeye. The sole purpose was to take a day or two off from school. It was indeed appalling to learn some middle and high school students actually did an unbelievably foolish thing in school. When I heard it from my own children, I shuddered in disgust. At the same time, I came to think about why they did such a silly thing just to have a day off.

90. Understanding Pinkeye Often in pasture cattle, more treatment is done for pinkeye than anyother diagnosis. pinkeye rarely kills cattle, but it causes http://beef-mag.com/ar/beef_understanding_pinkeye/

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91. Feed Lot Magazine Online, Costs Of Pinkeye Costs of pinkeye. pinkeye in cattle, often looked upon as just a troublesome disease,can be very costly. Buyers don't want pinkeye animals in their herds. http://www.feedlotmagazine.com/issues/199911/new_v7n6pg67a.html

Volume VII Number 6 November/December 1999 Back Search Staff Archives ... Home Costs of Pinkeye Pinkeye in cattle, often looked upon as just a troublesome disease, can be very costly. Throughout the United States, cattlemen have to deal with pinkeye, usually on a seasonal basis. When the problem disappears during colder weather, cattlemen often forget about the problem-until it comes time to sell their animals. Most cattlemen know an animal infected with pinkeye usually won't sell at the auction barn. Other cattlemen are reluctant to buy another person's problems. They also find the scar tissue reduces the value of the animal because infected cattle tend to do poorly. Buyers don't want pinkeye animals in their herds. Show animals with pinkeye or pinkeye scar tissue won't sell to exhibitors. If your animal does sell at the auction barn, the price is usually considerably less than for a comparable animal without the disease. Some state officials say the animal could bring as much as 5 cents a pound less. The loss could range up to $20 per head when treatment and veterinary costs are added. An animal infected with pinkeye usually stops eating or will eat less. Officials say weight loss can be from 27 to 40 pounds per animal until it regains its eyesight. If the eyesight is lost permanently, the animal can be headed for more trouble such as losing its way on the open range and falling into a gully or being unable to find food or water.

92. Bright Sunlight May Add To Pinkeye Problems Bright Sunlight May Add to pinkeye Problems June, 1998 Marlene Werry, OMAFRA BeefSpecialist. Moraxella bovis is the common infectious agent causing pinkeye. http://www.gov.on.ca/OMAFRA/english/livestock/beef/facts/info_pinkeye.htm

Bright Sunlight May Add to Pinkeye Problems June, 1998 Marlene Werry, OMAF Beef Specialist One of the truly costly diseases affecting the cattle industry is pinkeye. There can be serious economic impact to herds due to decreased growth rates, reduced milk production and a decline in value of feeder cattle or purebred breeding stock. Once thought to be only a summertime disease in white-faced cattle, pinkeye occurs at all seasons of the year and in all breeds of cattle. Moraxella bovis is the common infectious agent causing pinkeye. Pinkeye can be transmitted several different known ways, from direct contact with involved animals or indirectly by insect vectors (face flies). Pinkeye may be present any time of the year, but it is usually more prevalent during the summer months. Bright sunlight seems to add to the problems as well as dry, hot, dusty conditions, or tall grass with pollen and seed heads or other irritations. Herd symptoms may vary, but a rapid spread through the herd is common. Runny eyes, inflammation of the conjunctiva or lining of the eyelid and eyeball and ulceration of the cornea are common. Top of Page This Infosheet was authored by: Marlene Werry, OMAF Beef Specialist

93. Integrated Livestock Management At CSU - Bovine Eye Disease - Pinkeye Bovine Eye Diseases pinkeye. Page Dinsmore, DVM, ILMCSU. The two most commonproblems-pinkeye and cancer eye-are responsible for serious losses due to http://www.cvmbs.colostate.edu/ilm/cdn/99articles/July/pinkeye.htm

Bovine Eye Diseases: Pinkeye Page Dinsmore, DVM, ILM-CSU The summer requires renewed attention to cattle eye health. The two most common problems-pinkeye and cancer eye-are responsible for serious losses due to: reduced feed consumption from pain and blindness treatment costs and milk discard from antibiotic use reduced value at culling This is the first of a two part article describing these two common conditions. Cancer eye will be discussed in the next issue. Pinkeye (Infectious Bovine Keratoconjunctivitis) is a contagious disease that damages the cornea (the clear portion of the eye) and conjunctiva. The causative agent is Moraxella bovis, but other factors such as direct sunlight and dust certainly contribute. Flies are important vectors involved in spread of the organism from one cow to another. The immune status of the cow also appears to play an important role in the disease occurrence. Cows are almost never affected with pinkeye more than once in their lifetimes, and seldom are affected in more than one eye. The progression of clinical signs of pinkeye is consistent and predictable. Excessive tearing, reddening of the conjunctiva, and frequent blinking (lacrimation, conjunctivitis, and blepharospasm) are followed within 1-2 days by corneal ulceration and cloudiness (edema). The ulcer begins in the center of the cornea and may expand to occupy most of the cornea. In severe cases the ulcer may erode the entire thickness of the cornea, resulting in rupture of the eye and permanent blindness. Corneal edema may quickly affect the entire cornea, resulting in the characteristic "blue eye" seen in advanced cases. The eye is blind and very painful and the animal will hold it shut and avoid the sun.

94. The ABC's Of Safe And Healthy Child Care Is No Longer Available "The ABC's of Safe and Healthy Child Care" is no longer available because some sections are no longer accurate. There are no plans to update these sections at this time. Please refer to other CDC information regarding your topic of interest. CDC http://www.cdc.gov/ncidod/hip/abc/facts28.htm

"The ABC's of Safe and Healthy Child Care" is no longer available because some sections are no longer accurate. There are no plans to update these sections at this time. Please refer to other CDC information regarding your topic of interest. CDC Health Topics A-Z Infectious Diseases A-Z Healthcare Topics A-Z CDC Search ... CDC Health Topics A-Z T his page last reviewed October 25, 2002 Division of Healthcare Quality Promotion National Center for Infectious Diseases Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Privacy Policy ... Accessibility

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