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If you suffer from psoriasis, you are among the many Canadians who also experience the frustration of trying to find relief. At the Canadian Dermatology Centre in Toronto, we are prepared to help you find relief from your primary concerns with psoriasis. While our priority is your skin health, we also have the resources to help you take control of psoriasis as a whole.

What is psoriasis?

Psoriasis is a chronic inflammatory skin condition characterized by a rapid development of skin cells. When normal, healthy skin creates new cells on a daily basis and also sheds cells at around the same rate. This allows the new skin cells to simply replace the old ones.

In patients with psoriasis, the new skin cells produce at a much more rapid rate than the old cells shed. This causes the new cells to accumulate under the skin, creating itchy, scaly patches. Such patches can sometimes be painful.

At the Canadian Dermatology Centre, we help our patients find relief from an array of psoriasis symptoms. To learn more, please contact our clinic in Toronto.

What are my options for psoriasis treatment in Toronto?

When most patients see us for psoriasis treatment, they first ask if it can be cured. Unfortunately, psoriasis is not yet curable. Despite that, we can help you manage the symptoms with cutting-edge treatment and lifestyle coaching. In addition, there are medications that have also been effective in controlling symptoms.

When you come to our clinic to address psoriasis, we will examine the full array of options to create a highly customized program for your unique needs. We may opt simply for topical treatment, or we employ more advanced treatment.

Common signs and symptoms

  • Red patches of skin covered with thick, silvery scales
  • Dry skin that may crack and bleed
  • Itching
  • Burning or soreness
  • Thickened, pitted or ridged nails

Psoriasis patches can range from a few spots of dandruff-like scaling to major eruptions that cover large areas.

  • 2-4% of the population is affected
  • It may start at any age with peaks of onset at 15-25 years and 50-60 years
  • Lifelong condition that comes and goes in cycles
  • More common in Caucasians
  • About 30% of patients with psoriasis have family members with psoriasis

What causes psoriasis?

The cause of psoriasis is multifactorial - that is, many factors contribute to its cause. As mentioned before, there is some genetic component as it is known to run in families in about 30% of the cases. There is also an immunological component - as psoriasis is classified as an immune-mediated inflammatory skin disease.

Factors that aggravate psoriasis

These factors are known to aggravate psoriasis

  • Obesity
  • Smoking
  • Excessive use of alcohol
  • Stressful event
  • Skin trauma such as cuts, abrasions and sunburn
  • Infections such as streptococcal tonsillitis

Treatment of psoriasis

Although there is no cure for psoriasis, we can still help you manage the symptoms. Most types of psoriasis go through cycles, flaring for a few weeks to months, and then subsiding again. After a thorough examination of your psoriasis condition, our board-certified dermatologists will recommend a personalized treatment option that will be effective in managing the symptoms.

Topical therapy

Mild psoriasis is generally treated with topical agents. Some examples are topical corticosteroids, dithranol and salicylic acid.

We often combine phototherapy with UV radiation in conjunction wtih topical therapy.

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In situations of moderate to severe psoriasis, we elect to treat it with systemic agents, such as cyclosporin, methotrexate.

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When you come to see us, our dermatologists will thoroughly discuss your psoriasis concerns. We will perform an exam to determine your situation and put together a unique Toronto psoriasis treatment program for you. Throughout the process, our goal is to help you both feel and look better. Please call our office today to schedule a private consultation.

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Re-Opening June 8th Update

As a valued member of the Canadian Dermatology & Plastic Surgery Centre, we want to personally update you on steps our practice has taken to protect you and your health in light of the COVID-19 situation.

As it has always been, the safety and health of our patients and staff members remain our highest priority. We want to thank you for your support and the confidence you have in our practice. In response to the coronavirus (COVID-19), we have taken the guidelines from the Ministry of Health and have added the following extra measures to protect our patients:

  1. A COVID-19 screening questionnaire must be completed prior to your appointment.
  2. Upon arrival for your appointment, you will be asked to check-in while in your car and one of our staff member will come and meet you at the door.
  3. Patients must arrive wearing their own face masks, and continue to wear them in office until taken into the exam room, and sanitize their hands upon arrival.
  4. We have spaced out the waiting room area and decreased our daily patient volume to reduce the likelihood of crowding.
  5. We have installed plastic barriers at the front desk for the safety of our staff and patients.
  6. Social distancing is seen as the most effective way of slowing the spread of the virus causing COVID-19. Patients should avoid close contact, minimize interaction, and put distance between themselves and other patients within the office.
  7. We will continue to provide virtual consultation options to patients who would like to see our specialists virtually.
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Blood & Clots Series: ThromboPhonia E01, Mechanical Valves and Intracranial Hemorrhage

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Blood & Clots Podcast, Thrombophonia: Episode 1

A 65-year-old man presents to the Emergency Department after suffering from an intracerebral hemorrhage (ICH). He has a past medical history of hypertension, dyslipidemia, a mechanical aortic valve replacement, diabetes, and sleep apnea. His medications include ramipril, atorvastatin, aspirin, metformin, and warfarin.

How should this patient be managed? What should be done with his anticoagulation? Listen to the podcast below and read the blog post below!

After listening to this podcast, learners should be able to:

1. Summarize an approach to the acute management of patients with intracerebral hemorrhage while on anticoagulation for a mechanical heart valve

  • Airway: prioritize airway management if low GCS
  • Breathing
  • Circulation: obtain IV access, address hemorrhage, optimize hemodynamics to prevent secondary brain injury

Reversal of Warfarin Anticoagulation

  • Stop all anticoagulant/antiplatelet agents
  • Vitamin K 5-10mg IV 1, 2
  • Prothrombin complex concentrate – dose calculated according to weight and INR 2
  • Goal of INR < 1.41
  • Daily INR checks and further correction with Vitamin K to maintain INR below 1.4.1

Does thrombosis risk vary with mechanical valve type (aortic vs mitral), and why?

  • Left sided valves (aortic, mitral) both carry risk of systemic embolization
  • Mitral valves higher risk than aortic valve due to lower flow on atrial side of mitral valve
  • Annual risk of valve thrombosis and systemic embolization 12-15% for mitral valves, 5-8% for aortic valves
  • If dual mechanical valves, additive risk per valve and therefore overall higher risk
  • Type of valve: newer bileaflet design valves carry lower thrombotic risk than older designs (tilting-disk or ball & cage design 3

2. Describe the benefits and risks of anticoagulant reversal, including the risk of thromboembolism

What is the short-term risk of thrombosis after warfarin reversal?

  • Thrombosis risk after PCC administration is 1-2% in the short-term — more related to the underlying disease than pro-thrombotic properties of PCC itself

How do you weigh the risk of the patient re-bleeding versus their valve clotting in the short-term?

  • Risk of progression of ICH in all patients: 30%4
  • Risk of mortality in ICH: all patients (with or without anticoagulants) – 26%, on warfarin – 52% 5
  • Risk of thromboembolism with mechanical valve and no anticoagulation: 8.6 events per 100 patient years 6
  • As risk of progression/rebleeding is much higher than risk of thrombosis, consensus is to immediately reverse anticoagulation in these patients

At what time points after valve replacement surgery are patients at higher risk of thrombosis?

  • 24% of thrombotic events occur within the first year following valve replacement6
  • First 1-3 months are highest risk: sewing of ring into tissue creates thrombogenic surface which increases risk immediately post-operatively and then decreases after becoming epithelialized 3 months post-op 3

3. Describe the principles of effective communication and collaboration of bleeding & clotting cases with consultants

Which consultants should I call and when?

  • Consult early to advise about reversal of anticoagulation in ICH

  • Consultation for patients with ICH and communicate imaging findings
  • Very few indications for surgery in spontaneous ICH and therefore less crucial to consult early; however STICH-II Trial showed that a subpopulation of very neurologically sick patients may benefit from early surgery78

What pertinent information should be communicated?

  • Code status
  • History
  • Past medical history
  • Medications: other antithrombotics, antiplatelets
  • Indication for anticoagulation/antiplatelet agent
  • INR: level, and if therapeutic vs. supratherapeutic
  • Risk factors for thrombosis: mechanical valve, history of VTE, atrial fibrillation
  • Physical examination including level of consciousness and neurologic deficits
  • Imaging findings:
    • Type of bleeding: epidural hematoma, subdural hematoma, subarachnoid hemorrhage, intraparenchymal hemorrhage
    • Type of intraparenchymal hemorrhage: lobar, cortical or deep
    • Location of intracranial hemorrhage

How to collaborate/navigate and prioritize between different consultants?

  • Prioritize immediate reversal of anticoagulation
  • Early consultation with neurosurgery if patient has ICH that is potentially amenable to surgery

The notes for this podcast was created by Alisha Greer (PGY2 Emergency Medicine at McMaster University) and uploaded by Rebecca Dang.

Frontera J, Lewin J, Rabinstein A, et al. Guideline for Reversal of Antithrombotics in Intracranial Hemorrhage: A Statement for Healthcare Professionals from the Neurocritical Care Society and Society of Critical Care Medicine. Neurocrit Care. 2016;24(1):6-46. [PubMed]
Panduranga P, Al-Mukhaini M, Al-Muslahi M, Haque M, Shehab A. Management dilemmas in patients with mechanical heart valves and warfarin-induced major bleeding. World J Cardiol. 2012;4(3):54-59. [PubMed]
Dangas G, Weitz J, Giustino G, Makkar R, Mehran R. Prosthetic Heart Valve Thrombosis. J Am Coll Cardiol. 2016;68(24):2670-2689. [PubMed]
Brouwers H, Greenberg S. Hematoma expansion following acute intracerebral hemorrhage. Cerebrovasc Dis. 2013;35(3):195-201. [PubMed]
Rosand J, Eckman M, Knudsen K, Singer D, Greenberg S. The effect of warfarin and intensity of anticoagulation on outcome of intracerebral hemorrhage. Arch Intern Med. 2004;164(8):880-884. [PubMed]
Cannegieter S, Rosendaal F, Briët E. Thromboembolic and bleeding complications in patients with mechanical heart valve prostheses. Circulation. 1994;89(2):635-641. [PubMed]
Roudaut R, Serri K, Lafitte S. Thrombosis of prosthetic heart valves: diagnosis and therapeutic considerations. Heart. 2007;93(1):137-142. [PubMed]
Mendelow A, Gregson B, Rowan E, et al. Early surgery versus initial conservative treatment in patients with spontaneous supratentorial lobar intracerebral haematomas (STICH II): a randomised trial. Lancet. 2013;382(9890):397-408. [PubMed]
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Dr. Sameer Sharif is an Emergency Physician at the Hamilton Health Sciences and is completing his Critical Care Fellowship at McMaster University.


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Foreign Exchange Risk Defined

A foreign currency exchange risk is the loss that can occur between international financial transactions due to currency fluctuations.

This is commonly mentioned as a fx risk, currency risk or exchange-rate risk.

Another version of this is a jurisdiction risk in the form of a foreign exchange risk.

A Jurisdiction risk is a risk that arises when someone operates in a foreign jurisdiction.

This risk can occur when you do business in another country, especially when an investor is exposed to unexpected changes in the laws of that certain country.

These are known as foreign exchange exposures.

Foreign Currency Exchange Risk Explained

Everything You Need to Know

When we try to understand foreign exchange risk, we are looking at a risk that occurs when a company decides to engage in a financial transaction that is conducted in a currency that is different from the currency that that company is based on.

This means that the value of the money fluctuates, and there is a risk of the value appreciating or depreciating in its base value.

This can be most commonly felt by investors who trade on international markets or businesses involved with import or export of products or services throughout more than one country at any period of time.

Types of Foreign Currency Exchange Risks

There four types of foreign exchange currency risks.

Transaction risk, translation risk, contingent risk and economic risk.

Transaction Risk

Transaction risk occurs when a company buys a product from a company that is geographically in a different location.

This means that the price has an advantage in the country which sells the product.

In other words, the company which buys the product pays more for it than the price defined in the company which sells the product.

Contingent Risk

This risk can occur when a company bids for foreign projects, negotiates other contracts, or handles direct foreign investments.

This can happen due to the potential of a firm to face a transactional or economic foreign-exchange risk contingent on the outcome of the contract.

In other terms, when a company waits for a project bid to be accepted by a foreign business, which when accepted will result in an immediate receivable, during the waiting period the company faces a contingent risk from the uncertainty of whether or not the receivable will acute.

Economic Risk

Economic risk occurs when a company’s market value is shifted due to currency fluctuations.

This can affect the company’s market share when measured by its competitors and the firm’s future cash flow.

There is also the possibility that macroeconomic conditions will influence an investment in a foreign country, such as exchange rates, interest rates, government regulations and political stability within that specific country.

When a project is being financed, a company’s operating cost, debt obligations and the prediction of economic unsustainable circumstances can be calculated in order to produce adequate revenue that covers these risks, in other words, this is known as risk management and can lead to the calculation of profit margins.

Exchange Rate Risk Defined

The exchange rate risk is an unavoidable risk which involves foreign investment and can be mitigated through hedging methods.

Keep in mind that this risk is, as mentioned above, unavoidable, but it can be mitigated.

This risk occurs due to the fluctuation between an investor’s default country’s currency and the currency in the foreign country he is investing in.

These risks can be mitigated by using a hedged exchange-traded fund or through different investment paths such as futures or options, and there are a lot of hedging strategies investors tend to use.

How It Works

The US dollar can constantly surge, and the risk can erode returns from overseas investments.

This means that any foreign investor who makes U.S. investments can perform well because of the depreciation of the local currency against the USD, and it can lead to better returns.

When you decide to make a foreign investment, you need to leave the exchange rate risk unhedged when the local currency is depreciating against the foreign-investment currency.

You can hedge it when the local currency is appreciating against the foreign-investment currency.

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With or Without Pruitt, Don’t Expect Environmental Protection from the EPA

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By the time you read this sentence, Scott Pruitt might be gone as Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency (or he might be Attorney General; stay tuned!).

The man who the New York Times’ Gail Collins anointed the Worst Member of the Trump Administration is now more famous for his ethically-challenged management of the Agency – from his sweetheart condo deal to his legally suspect staff pay raises to his lavish office furnishings to his abuse of his security detail in the service of grantinee a l’oignon  – than for the policies he’s tried to implement.

Should Pruitt get the axe, there’s no doubt the environmental community will rejoice. Pruitt made a name for himself as Oklahoma attorney general by suing the very agency he now leads. His fervent opposition to EPA’s core mission of protecting the environment was clear from the start. And in his time at the helm, he’s overseen the gutting of numerous rules designed to keep the air and water clean (not to mention his successful campaign to get President Trump to pull the United States out of the Paris climate accords).

The reality is that Scott Pruitt has been a remarkably effective political appointee – perhaps the most successful high-level Trump pick, measured by the extent to which he has fulfilled Trump’s campaign promises. Even as scandal has swirled around him, Pruitt is hard at work pulling back fuel mileage standards for cars and trucks, threatening Clean Water Act regulations, and rescinding Obama’s climate change-fighting Clean Power Plan.

No wonder that a lot of folks who oppose his policies would likely breathe a sigh of relief at his departure. But make no mistake: Scott Pruitt is not the reason the Trump administration has been a boon to polluters. It all starts at the top.

Remember that Donald Trump himself made antagonism towards the environment one of his core campaign features, from his longstanding belief that climate change is a Chinese hoax to his vow to revive the coal industry. Scott Pruitt may be a particularly effective foot soldier in Trump’s war on environmental protections, but he’s far from the only one.

Even if Pruitt goes, the others remain, including Energy Secretary Rick Perry, who is determined to bail out the coal industry at any cost; and Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke, who is a one-man natural resources wrecking crew. And let’s be honest: it’s not likely that Donald Trump would select a committed environmentalist as his next EPA head should Pruitt go. There are plenty of mini-Scotts ready to take the battle to the planet.

True, a less skilled politico than Scott Pruitt may have a harder time in getting his or her way on rolling back environmental policies. But those skills simply aren’t as necessary anymore, as the President purges his inner circle of anyone who tries to moderate his policy whims. Consider that when Scott Pruitt was lobbying Trump to exit the Paris accords, he was going up against, among others, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and National Economic Council Director Gary Cohn.

Both are now gone, and it’s a safe bet to say that their respective successors, Mike Pompeo and Larry Kudlow, would be more likely to agree with Pruitt. In fact, most of the policy guardrails are gone, leaving an administration of appointees who’ve learned that catering to Trump’s extreme whims is the fastest ticket to job security. Should Pruitt leave, the next EPA Administrator will likely find that accelerating Pruitt’s work is the best way to stay on Donald Trump’s good side.

In fact, the newt EPA administrator will face a pretty low bar on a host of fronts. So long as he or she doesn’t turn on the sirens every time they get a craving for escargot and opts for slightly less expensive office decor, they will come off as an improvement over Pruitt, giving them more leeway to pursue Trump’s agenda out of the spotlight.

Ultimately, that is the biggest reason why Pruitt’s possible departure won’t mean a brighter future for environmental protection: so long as the chaos emanating from the administration on everything from Russia to Stormy Daniels to the border wall sucks up attention, the real work of dismantling the environmental safety net that took half a century to build can move ahead in the dark.

Scott Pruitt may soon be gone, but his legacy will live on.

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Rick Perry’s Holy War

Rick Perry’s War on the War on Coal continues.

The Energy Secretary, who last fall declared that among fossil fuels’ many noble attributes is the power to stop sexual assault, recently told a Texas audience this week that the worldwide shift away from fossil fuels is “immoral.” Said Perry: “Look those people in the eyes that are starving and tell them you can’t have electricity. Because as a society we decided fossil fuels were bad. I think that is immoral.”

Perry has emerged as a fairly evangelical holy warrior for fossil fuels: in addition to testifying to their morality, he also has said that the U.S. is “blessed” to be able to provide fossil fuels to the poor peoples of the planet. In discussing the rape-preventing power of fossil fuels, Perry cited the “light that shines, the righteousness, if you will” that coal-powered illumination provides.

Apparently, in Perry’s Bible, when one is anointed with oil, it’s light sweet crude.

Perry’s rhapsodizing about the piety of coal and oil would be little more than a distraction – and another testament to the quality of Donald “I Will Hire the Best People” Trump’s cabinet choices – were it not accompanied by troubling policy choices that are designed to prop up the fossil fuel industry at the expense of renewables.

As noted previously in this space, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission unanimously rejected Perry’s plan earlier this year to subsidize struggling coal and nuclear plants, rejecting DOE’s argument that safeguarding the nation’s electric guard necessitated letting coal and nuclear plants charge more for power.

But Bloomberg is now reporting that Perry is not letting go. Now the Energy Department is contemplating letting Perry “use his authority as U.S. energy secretary to spur emergency compensation for coal plants run by FirstEnergy Solutions that may be at risk of shutting.” According to Bloomberg, Perry has the authority under the Federal Power Act to order a power company to keep a plant online and provide compensation, if doing so would “serve the public interest.”

And Perry has allies in his battle: a number of lawmakers from Ohio and surrounding states – from both parties – are now pushing the administration to trigger the FPA’s provisions to save FirstEnergy. As the Cleveland Plain-Dealer reports, their argument rests on national security: “[O]ne argument links the nation’s current competitive edge in nuclear weapons to the health of its commercial atomic energy industry.”

To sum up: fossil fuel is not only a moral imperative that protects young girls from sexual assault, but bailing out struggling coal plants also protects us from our nuclear annihilation.

That’s a pretty powerful argument. It is also ridiculous and, worse, dangerous.

To suggest that keeping coal plants open serves the public interest ignores the reality that coal severely harms the public’s health. Coal production releases toxins into the air and water – poisons that are widely known to cause cancer, delayed childhood development and other health issues. And burning coal adds tons of carbon dioxide to the atmosphere, making the effects of a changing climate even worse. As for national security, the Pentagon itself maintains that “climate change is an urgent and growing threat to our national security.”

The only thing worse than Perry’s effort to save coal is the fact it’s happening at the very same time the Trump administration wants to slash DOE’s energy efficiency and renewable energy programs by a whopping 65 percent, while increasing spending on fossil fuel programs. At a time when the rest of the world is investing in the energy technologies of the future, the White House’s budget looks like something from the 18th century.

If Rick Perry is truly concerned about the well-being of all those “starving” people lacking electricity, he would direct his Department to double down on supporting energy technologies that don’t worsen climate change and poison the environment – particularly at a time when the cost of renewables continues to drop.

Policymakers can identify ways to help the developing world with the costs of transitioning to a low-carbon economy. What the U.S. government should not do, however, is go to battle on behalf of polluting sources of energy. That’s a war we ultimately will lose.

A Watershed Moment for Renewables?

solar2Despite the Trump administration’s hostility towards renewable energy, momentum is increasingly on its side.

Last week, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission unanimously rejected a plan from Energy Secretary Rick Perry to subsidize struggling coal and nuclear plants, giving them a competitive advantage over other sources of energy.

DOE’s proposal argued that recent natural disasters and extreme weather events exposed threats to the nation’s electric grid that need to be addressed by allowing coal and nuclear plants to “[recover] fully allocated costs and thereby continue to provide the energy security on which our nation relies.” In essence, Perry’s department argued that ensuring the reliability of the electrical grid demands letting coal and nuclear plants charge more for power, helping them stay on line.

Putting aside for a moment the irony that dependence on coal and other fossil fuels increases greenhouse gases, which in turn makes extreme weather events more extreme, the plan was viewed by many energy experts as a blatant effort to give the struggling coal industry a leg up over natural gas and renewables. As the Washington Post noted:

The plan, however, was widely seen as an effort to alter the balance of competitive electricity markets that federal regulators have been cultivating since the late 1980s. Critics said it would have largely helped a handful of coal and nuclear companies, including the utility FirstEnergy and coal-mining firm Murray Energy, while raising rates for consumers.

Surprisingly, that view was apparently shared by the FERC – including four members appointed by President Trump – which rejected the proposal, opting instead to maintain competition in energy markets.

It’s no secret that President Trump wants to help coal country; during the 2016 campaign he promised to bring coal jobs back. The fact that DOE’s plan to achieve this was so roundly rejected by the FERC shows how hard it will be for Trump to keep that promise. If Perry’s proposal was Plan A, Plan B must not be any more realistic. The fact is, if coal cannot remain competitive in electricity markets without artificial government subsidies, its path forward is bleak.

Meanwhile, the cost of renewables continues to decline. The Natural Resources Defense Council reports that the costs of wind and solar projects in the western U.S. are so low that that

. . . it is cheaper to build a new wind or solar project than to operate most existing coal plants in the West. It’s also significantly cheaper than the cost of a new gas plant, often considered the most significant competitor of coal, and renewables provide long-term price stability that gas plants don’t.

At the same time, elected officials increasingly are seeing the policy and political benefits of talking up renewables. This month, New York Governor (and possible 2020 Democratic Presidential contender) Andrew Cuomo announced his “2018 Clean Energy Jobs and Climate Agenda,”  which seeks to end the use of coal in the state’s power plants by 2020 while expanding renewable energy through wind and solar investments and “clean energy” workforce development.

In other words, while President Trump is feverishly working to save jobs in the coal industry, New York is looking to create jobs in renewables. It’s as if in the early 1800s the federal government tried to prop up canal building while the railroads were taking over.

None of this is to suggest that it’s smooth sailing for renewables: White House budget proposals continue to go after clean energy programs, and EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt is continuing his crusade to undermine climate regulations. And around the world, far too much carbon is being spewed into the atmosphere. But the tide is turning.

Opponents of federal investments in clean energy have always argued that policymakers should let the market work. Hopefully they won’t abandon that principle when the fossil fuel industry comes knocking.


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Advantages of Buying Used Auto Parts in Junk Yards

Auto Junk Yards are treasure houses of affordable, usable auto parts just waiting for those with the patience and determination to find them. If you opt for a PIY (pull it yourself) salvage facility, be prepare to invest some time and effort in your search. If you have the time and determination to find what you are looking for, you can discover just about any used auto part for any make and model vehicle in an Auto Junk Yard.

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Types of Auto Junk Yards

In the world of auto salvage, you will find yards under two categories: the PIY (pull it yourself) yard and the full service yard. As the name implies, a PIY yard requires you to visit the junk yard premise, hunt through the inventory of vehicles on the premises for the part you need and then extract the part from the vehicle yourself. This requires you having knowledge about auto parts and repair in order to choose the correct part that you need.

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You will also need sufficient knowledge of your product to be able to inspect it for damage and usage. You should also come prepared with the proper tools to extract the part from the vehicle. Depending on the part you want, you should have experience and expertise of how to accomplish this task. If you are lacking in any of these areas, you should bring someone with you who does possess these attributes to help you get the job done. In the event you cannot find a suitable companion to help in this area, you should seriously consider doing business with a full service junk yard. Full service junk yard employees can help you find the appropriate parts.

The advantages of a full service auto junk yard are many. Here you will get assistance in searching for the part you need and an expert mechanic will extract it from the vehicle for you. In many cases, if you know the exact part you require, you can simply call the yard ahead of time, tell them what you need and come by at the time they say to pick it up. Naturally, you will be charged for the extra work; however, it does save a lot of time and effort on your part. Some full service yards offer a warranty on the parts they sell, while others do not.

If the part you are purchasing is fairly expensive, you can inquire about a warranty. At the very least, you should receive permission to exchange the part in case it turns out to unsuitable for your purpose.

Advantages of Buying Used Auto Parts in Junk Yards

The auto salvage industry is a huge and prosperous enterprise. It has grown to enormous proportions over the years due to the extensive increase in car manufacturing. As vehicles grow outdated or are involved in accidents that render them useless, auto salvage yards collect these vehicles for the valuable parts within that are still usable and in good shape. In fact, it is estimated that over half the parts of a junked vehicle are of reusable caliber. You can find valuable auto body parts from both the interior and exterior of a used vehicle to include doors, bumpers, seats, wheels, engines, transmissions, etc.

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With the rising costs of vehicle maintenance, you can save a lot of money by purchasing used auto parts as opposed to buying them new. Auto salvage yards are located in most major cities in every state across the country, making used car parts readily available upon demand. Most salvage yards carry an extensive range of different vehicle makes and models to provide customers with the products they need. Like any other business, you will have to check out the different options where you live and see which would best serve your needs.

Though on the surface auto junk yards do not appear appealing, they provide a very important service to car owners around the country. Society dictates the use of vehicles for just about every facet of your life. At the same time, the high cost of purchasing and maintaining a vehicle long term can be overwhelming, especially if you have two or three. By having the option of replacing worn parts with used ones from your local junk yard, you can help keep maintenance costs down to a reasonable level.

Some people prefer to buy only parts they consider ‘inconsequential’ from salvage yards and those parts deemed more valuable or important’, they purchase new. Individuals who remodel used vehicles as a hobby usually find salvage yards a great place for acquiring the parts they need. Professional mechanics who rebuild used vehicles for resale also appreciate the wealth of used auto parts junk yards have to offer.

What To Expect From a Junk Yard

Like any other company you do business with, you should expect your auto salvage company to be upfront and honest about their business dealings with you. Just because the name implies “junk” does not mean their ethical and moral standards should follow suit. When opting for a full service yard, you should expect the parts they sell to be usable and undamaged. Before buying, make sure to inspect your part thoroughly and inquire if you can return the part if you find it inoperable or unsuitable for your vehicle. Most junk yards will not supply a refund for used parts sold, but they should provide an exchange.

As the junk yard business can be quite competitive, you should be able to negotiate the price of the parts you wish to buy. When the owner quotes a price, offer him less. If you are buying several parts or you are a regular customer, you should be able to get a discount on your purchase. Often you can use the internet to help you shop for specific used parts to save time and money. You can do an internet search by vehicle make and model to see what salvage yards carry these vehicles. You can also do a search for the specific part by name.

If you are trying to restore an older model vehicle, junk yards could be the perfect place to find the parts you need without paying exorbitant prices to buy them new. Many junk yards carry older model salvage vehicles from a wide range of manufacturers, making it easier for you to find exactly what you are looking for. In most cases, you will need to visit the yard and check out the condition of the merchandise to ensure it will meet your purpose. Nevertheless, that can be part of the ‘restoration’ experience, as you will come face to face with so many possibilities and options to choose from. By opting to go yourself, you can see firsthand what vehicle the part is coming from to verify its authenticity. Though price is important and you want to try to get the best bargain, you also do not want to sacrifice quality for price. This is important if the parts you need are rare and valuable to you.

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I am really excited to participate in Stacking the Shelves, a weekly meme hosted by Tynga's Reviews

This week was incredibly busy.  I think I like slow weeks much better than these busy weeks.  I had a whole list of things that I needed to do last Saturday but I had an ocular migraine that pretty much blinded me for a bit and got in the way.  On Sunday, I went with a group of friends to the Bon Jovi concert.  I had a great time but I had a hard time getting up for work the next morning.  My daughter had a band concert on Wednesday night that was fun to watch.  I spent Thursday getting things in order for my daughter to pack to leave for a band trip to Chicago for this weekend.

I did my best at visiting other blogs this week but I may have missed a few just due to the craziness of the week.  I have my fingers crossed that next week will be a bit slower so I can find a little more time to read and do bloggish things.

Digital Books

One of Us is Lying by Karen M. McManus (NetGalley)
The Rest of Us Just Live Here by Patrick Ness (Kindle Purchase)
The Falconer by Elizabeth May (Kindle Purchase)
Earthrise by M.C.A. Hogarth (Kindle Freebie)
In Farleigh Field by Rhys Bowen (Kindle First)
Murder in Paradise Bay by Jen Talty (Won @ Delighted Reader)

I only added one review book this week.  I am pretty excited to read One of Us is Lying so I was happy to get my hands on it.  The Rest of Us Just Live Here and The Falconer were on sale so I decided to add them to my vast kindle library.  Some of my Goodreads friends really liked Earthwise so I grabbed it while it is free.  I chose the Rhys Bowen book for my Kindle First pick.  I was thrilled to win Murder in Paradise Bay and am looking forward to reading it.

Audio Books

Iron Kissed by Patricia Briggs (Audible Purchase)
Bone Crossed by Patricia Briggs (Audible Purchase)

I have been listening to the same audio book all year but I finally finished this week so I rewarded myself with a couple of books that I can't wait to listen to (and they are a reasonable length!).  Mercy Thompson is such a great series and I am looking forward to continuing my re-read of the series.

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  1. Wow that is a busy week!! I bet the Bon Jovi concert was so much fun though. Lots of good book you got this week!! Enjoy them and hope you have a slower week!

  2. I love Mercy. I've still to read book nine, still to buy book ten! It would be nice to get a new Alpha & Omega novel soon! I've been disappointed by recent reads so I NEED a good book this week! Enjoy your new books!

  3. Oh nice! I never did see Bon Jovi in concert, but I can be picky about what I want to see in concert since they're so expensive! LOL! Glad you had fun though! Nice new reads too! Some mostly new to me ones but I hope you enjoy them all!

    My STS will be up tomorrow, so be sure to stop by if you can!

    Have a GREAT day!

    Old Follower :)

  4. oh looks like you had a great week...and just love Bon Jovi. Hope you had fun. I do need to read Patricia Briggs soon, I have heard some great things about it.

  5. I hope next week is less crazy for you. Headaches are the worst. Happy reading!

    Aj @ Read All The Things!

  6. So sorry to hear about the ocular migraine. I get them too and they are absolutely awful. Glad you got to enjoy the Bon Jovi concert tho! I've somehow still never seen him live. I hear he has a great stage show. I also picked up the Patrick Ness book! It sounds really good!

    Hope you have a great (and migraine free) week!

  7. Awesome haul. I hate migraines of any kind. They are agonizing. I hope you love all of your new books.

    Grace @ Books of Love

  8. I need to get round to reading most of these too! Hope you enjoy them.

    My STS.

  9. Busy is good, though overwhelming is not! Hopefully this coming week slows down for you. I loved The Falconer! And its sequel, The Vanishing Throne. I got The Fallen Kingdom and I really want to start it now because the trilogy is SO addicting! I hope you enjoy The Falconer - and all of your new books!

    Have a lovely weekend, Carole. =)

    Alyssa @ The Eater of Books!

  10. Oh yeah, that sounds like a very busy week. I like a good balance of busy and slow ones. Neat to see your daughter's concert.

    Oh, very nice haul. I think The Rest of Us Just Live Here and The Falconer sound great. Super that you won one from the TGPUL event. :) Oh, and I do love Mercy Thompson series, too. I've listened to Ironkissed as my last re-read audio, too.

    Hope you have a great week coming. :)

  11. I'm super excited about In Fairleigh Field! I love anything with a Bletchley Park setting and I always enjoy Rhys Bowen's books. I hope you love it! Between the concert and the migraine I bet you were worn out on Monday! Hopefully this week will be much calmer!

  12. I tend to prefer the quieter, slower weeks too. I am sorry for your migraine. The Bon Jovi concert sounds like so much fun. I wouldn't mind seeing them in concert. Sounds like your daughter has been busy too!

    I hope you have a slower week this week. I have a training, but no Girl Scouts, thank goodness. This week will be the slow week before my very busy week. I'd better enjoy it while I can! Take care!

  13. I haven't read any of these books, Carole, but I'm curious about "One of Us Lying". wow interesting. Looking forward to your review. :)

  14. I'd hoped that the Mercy Thompson books were on sale on Audible but no dice. Sigh.

    I still need to catch up.

    Happy reading, Carole!

  15. Boo about the migraine. Sometimes there is a good busy, but slow in much nicer. :) Have a great week!

  16. I love Mercy and I really enjoyed The Falconer as well! happy reading!

  17. Oh yay! Love that series by Briggs. The audio is fantastic, too. Goodness on the busy week. Hope this next is a little calmer!

  18. One of Us is Lying and The Rest Of Us Just Live here are both books I want to read too, so I hope you enjoy reading them! And I am sorry to hear about that horrible migraine :( But the Bon Jovi concert sounds like it was a lot of fun!

  19. I hope your migraine has left for good.They can knock you down for days.

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Denver and surrounding Colorado areas offer fantastic options for retirement and active adult living.

With a walk able downtown, wide blue skies and plenty of exciting attractions, Denver, Colorado, is a fabulous spot for a memorable vacation. The Mile-High City is also a great place for an active adult retirement, as the Denver area features several impressive age-restricted communities.

Set in the South Platte River Valley, Denver is both Colorado’s capital city and largest city. Denver has been nicknamed the Mile-High City, because its official elevation is 5,280 feet, or exactly one mile, above sea level. Denver’s urban skyline features wide vistas with a mix of modern skyscrapers and distant mountains, as the city is nestled between the Rocky Mountains to the west and the High Plains to the east.

The Denver area features a comfortable climate, although winters do typically bring snow between October and April. Summer days are generally hot with average temperatures in high 80s and record highs climbing over 100 degrees. During the winter months, days tend to be in the low to mid-40s, while nights drop well below freezing, in to the high teens. Denver’s inland location at the foot of the Rocky Mountains can also lead to some sudden weather changes.

While Denver has grown into a large, modern city with beautiful architecture, it also features many parks and natural areas. The 314-acre City Park offers plenty of space to enjoy nature in the heart of the city. City Park is home to the Denver Zoo and the Denver Museum of Nature and Science, which is the fourth largest museum in the United States. Additionally, Denver is estimated to have over 200 parks of varying sizes, as well as 29 recreation centers.

If you want to stand exactly one mile above sea level while visiting the Mile-High City, plan a trip to the west steps of the Colorado State Capital. Other local must-see attractions include the Denver Art Museum, the Denver Botanic Gardens, Red Rocks Amphitheatre and Visitor Center, and Confluence Park. The 16th Street Mall features a mile of shops and outdoor cafes, while the LoDo Historic District is a hip place to shop, dine or relax at a brewpub or local bar.

When it comes to active adult communities, mature homebuyers can find impressive options close to the city or spread throughout its popular suburbs. Windsor Gardens has the distinction of being the first age-restricted community within the city of Denver. Yet, despite its urban address, the community offers nearly 2,700 homes set on 143 acres of beautiful grounds. Additional active adult communities are found in many popular areas like Aurora or Highlands Ranch.

Whether planning a vacation or a mountain retirement, the Denver area is a beautiful place to shop, dine, explore and enjoy a wide range of urban attractions.


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Carringtons Pharmacy

Welcome to Carringtons Pharmacy

Carringtons Pharmacy (John Carrington Ltd) is a dispensing chemist owned by John Carrington (Pharmacist) at 128 Rake Lane, Wallasey, CH45 5DL serving Wallasey, Liscard, New Brighton, Egremont, Poulton, Seacombe and Leasowe

We provide a repeat prescription collection and delivery service for patients prescriptions from all local GP surgeries. The surgeries that we work closely with include doctors and community nurses from Seabank and Earlston Medical Centre on Earlston Road, Manor Health Centre at the bottom of Rake Lane, Central Park Medical Centre and Liscard Group Practice based in Victoria Central Health Centre, Mill Lane, The Village Practice (Wallasey Village Group Practice and Grove Medical Centre), Grove Road Surgery, St Hilary Brow Group Practice, Egremont Medical Centre and both practices on Field Road - St Georges Medical Centre and Field Road Surgery.

We can also provide this for customers at any other GP surgeries throughout the Wirral. At Carringtons Pharmacy, we provide a wide range of professional services. These include, NHS and private prescription dispensing, repeat dispensing and repeat prescription ordering, prescription collection and delivery service, Electronic Prescription Service (EPS). Medication can be dispensed for patients who require assistance with compliance aids such as blister packs, Venalink, Nomad, Pillmate and other blister pack brands. Carringtons Pharmacy also provide a dispening service for Care Homes and Nursing Homes which includes Medication Adherence Records (MAR charts) and 28 day cycle or weekly blister packs. Medication can be supplied to homes on racks or in trolleys if required.

We can also provide a range of additional enhanced services including Medicine Use Reviews (MURs), New Medicines Service (NMS), Nicotine Replacement Therapy (NRT) / Smoking Cessation in conjunction with Wirral Stop Smoking Service, Alcohol Screening including Brief Interventions and Referrals to the Harm Reduction Team at Wirral Health and Alcohol Treatment ('what?'). We also have a team of Weight Management advisors who run a weight loss clinic providing the Lipotrim meal replacement sachet diet.

Our team of experienced and professionally trained staff (including Pharmacists, Pharmacy Technicians, Dispensing Assistants, Dispensers, Counter Assistants and Delivery Driver) make up a workforce that is able to supply advice on any aspect of pharmacy services and advise on OTC medicine or treatments and healthcare for the whole family from baby to child to adult to elderly. Our range of OTC products include cough,cold and sore throat medicine, hayfever and allergy relief, pain relief and pain killers, headlice treatments, worming tablets, eye drops, ear drops, nasal sprays and we will happily order in other medication depending on your symptom / symptoms.

We also supply vitamins, liquid tonics, Complan and Build Up, treatments for thrush, athletes foot and other fungal conditions. Upset stomach, indigestion, wind, constipation, diarrhoea and nausea medications can also be provided (these may include Imodium Capsules, Motilium Tablets, etc.) John Carrington MPHARMS is a member of the General Pharmaceutical Council (GPhC) and the Royal Pharmaceutical Society (RPS) and has been a practising Pharmacist for over 30 years. John has a long serving team of staff. Nikki Craze is the Pharmacy Manager and GPhC registered Technician. Richard Curry (Richie), Daniel Curry, Rachael Jones and Kelly Descombes are all Dispensers. Neil Thomas (Tommo / Mr Jolly) is the delivery driver. Richard Wildman is our regular locum pharmacist who is also registered with the GPhC and RPS.

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Carrying Your Load

Carry the Load is a spiritual blog that I have been wanting to start for some time. I want to take you on a journey with me. Hopefully you will follow along with me through this journey called life.

I was watching TV today and I came across a very good “teaching pastor” named Kyle Idleman and he inspired me to finally get started on this blog. I am captivated by a great story telling-speaker and I wish I was a great story teller.

Kyle’s message, which I missed part of, was about carrying a load. He went on to say sometimes we need help carrying our load, or our box. Sometimes our box or load requires more than one person to carry. It may be a two-person lift and at times we may be too stubborn to ask for help. He stated that God is there to help us along the way and to ask for help when we need it.

He also said that we can help each other out by assisting others in need. He went on to tell an uplifting story about someone that donated their serviceable vehicle to someone that didn’t have one and the gesture helped them get to and from work and to run errands. That is just one example of helping someone lighten their load.

I want to use this blog as a way to share not only my life but others lives and to relate it spiritually. I’m not a famous person. I’m not an ordained preacher, just a Christian that likes to write. I look forward to sharing more about myself with you and hopefully taking you on a journey.

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Other Battery Makers Filled With Uncertainty After Tesla Battery Day

The EV battery makers were probably not too happy to see what Tesla is going to do.

After yesterday’s Tesla Battery Day, third-party lithium-ion battery manufacturer might be quite surprised and uncertain about the future.

Tesla clearly continues on its path of vertical integration, hinting at significant improvements on the technological level and advancing also on the in-house battery production front.

The pilot plant for 4680 cells is expected to reach a production output of 10 GWh annually at some point in 2021, which alone is a huge level. The target of 100 GWh in 2022 is also very ambitious.

Tesla’s Elon Musk said that the automaker will continue to purchase cells from existing (and maybe new) suppliers, because it will not be able to produce enough of its own batteries anyway, but still the share price of the biggest EV battery manufacturers declined.

According to Automotive News, LG Chem went down by 5.5%, CATL by 4.7%, while Panasonic by 4.3%.

Investors are clearly aware that Tesla is pushing hard to reduce costs and increase energy density. It’s a challenging race, which requires tons of R&D investments to keep up with the leaders.

Will the ordinary battery makers from electronics and chemical industries be able to offer a competitive solution for a company like Tesla, which has an advantage of vertical integration? They would have to closely partner with other carmakers to jointly develop battery systems deeply integrated with the vehicles.

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