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Cyberpunk godfather William S. Gibson's story is adapted for the big screen. A courier is tasked with delivering a volatile data package stored in his brain, but things don't go as planned and he's stuck in a race against time to save his mind.
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Keanu Reeves didn't direct this!
Daft beyond belief.
It's an entertaining but messy movie, it's probably still worth watching if you're interested in the genre.
Nifty ideas, completely inept execution. But I can't entirely loathe a movie in which Ice-T, Henry Rollins, and a psychic dolphin are revealed to be part of the same underground anti-corporatist network.


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The Congressional Budget Office Says We Need A Price On Carbon Emissions
The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) thinks putting off efforts to reduce carbon dioxide emissions risks "catastrophic" losses for the United States' economy and society. That's according to a new report on the economic and environmental effects of a carbon tax CBO published Wednesday.
The CBO is the group of analysts tasked with modeling and projecting the consequences of Congress' proposed laws, so that lawmakers can have some idea of what the likely consequences of their actions will be. You may recall the CBO from the big role its scores played in the debate over health care reform a few years ago. They're a highly respected, methodologically cautious, and strictly nonpartisan outfit that's widely viewed as the go-to authority for refereeing policy disputes in Washington.
With China on the verge of unilaterally putting a cap on its own carbon emissions, and with wide support for a carbon tax amongst voters, politicians, industry, economists and think tanks, the fact that CBO is using its position to highlight the risks of not addressing climate change is worth paying attention to.
Now, much of their report's content wasn't new. It projected that a price of $20 per metric ton on carbon dioxide emissions would bring in $1.2 trillion in revenues between 2012 and 2021, and cut emissions by roughly 8 percent over the same period, which came from work CBO did in 2011 (page 205). And the debate over what to do with the revenues from a carbon tax, which much of the report is dedicated to, is also familiar.
But one thing that is noteworthy is CBO's blunt assessment that allowing climate change to continue unchecked could be very costly to both the United States and global society:
Climate change resulting from an increase in average temperatures is a long-term problem with global causes and consequences, including effects on humans and ecosystems. Significantly limiting the extent of future warming would require a concerted effort by countries that are major emitters of greenhouse gases. Nonetheless, U.S. efforts to decrease emissions would produce incremental benefits, in the form of incremental reductions in the expected damage from climate change.
Researchers have attempted to estimate the monetary value of the future damage from climate change associated with an increase in CO2 emissions in a given year — and thus the value of the benefits from a commensurate reduction in emissions — a measure referred to as the social cost of carbon (SCC)… Those values are highest when researchers attach significant weight to long-term outcomes and when they incorporate a small probability that damage from climate change could increase sharply in the future — causing very large, or even catastrophic, losses. Delaying efforts to reduce emissions increases the risk of such losses. Given the inherent uncertainty of predicting the effects of climate change, and the possibility that it could trigger catastrophic effects, lawmakers might view a carbon tax as a reflection of society's willingness to pay to reduce the risk of potentially very expensive damage in the future.
Even CBO's 2009 round-up of climate change science, which focused heavily on the uncertainty built into such projections, pointed out that the worst case scenarios for climate change "even if unlikely, would justify more stringent policies than would result from simply balancing the costs of reducing emissions against the benefits of averting damages from the expected or most likely degree of warming."
As for the question of how to structure a carbon tax, the Center for American Progress' Richard Caperton put forward a proposal last December for a tax of $25 per ton on carbon dioxide emissions from power plants. That ought to put us on a course to reduce those emissions by 17 percent from 2005 levels by 2020, and 80 percent by 2050, though the tax would ultimately need to be expanded to the entire economy. Caperton estimated the revenue from this tax — more limited than the one envisioned by CBO — would be in the vicinity of $55 billion annually. That could be split between the roughly $20 billion annually needed to fund research and development of clean energy, deficit reduction, and support for low-income Americans.
That last aspect is especially important, because on its own a price on carbon has a regressive effect, imposing more costs on the poor and the working class than the well-off. Reductions in the payroll tax, or refundable income tax rebates, would do the most good, mainly because they target support to the very people who would most need help shouldering higher energy costs. But CBO's new report also found that a price on carbon would reduce overall growth slightly by reducing incomes throughout the economy, and by working through income taxes those two options would counteract that drag.
25 Responses to The Congressional Budget Office Says We Need A Price On Carbon Emissions
"with wide support for a carbon tax amongst…politicians…" Seriously? Wide support among politicians…have you heard the Republican howls whenever a new tax or increasing the tax on the wealthy is mentioned?
OK Senator Coburn wanted to oppose financial aid for the Moore tornado victims unless some other spending could be cut. That seems to be the Republican position for any increase in spending or tax. New increase is always tied to a new cut.
Well OK, if the CBO thinks there is wide support just run it up the flag pole and see if anyone salutes. But tax or revenue generating bills need to originate in the House so maybe we should ask the old Boner how that will fly with his caucus.
Tax fossil fuels and give that money back to the households and let the free market decide – James Hansen
Explained here min 39:00 http://climatestate.com/2013/05/23/james-hansen-explains-climate-change-and-solution/
A carbon tax is the key fight, and so far the side of sanity has been getting its butt kicked. There is no indication that Republicans will wake up, since when there is a waverer in Congress Koch and friends finance a primary challenge, and don't mind if he ends up getting replaced by a Democrat. They want to enforce Party "discipline", since their "message" has been whatever the oil companies want.
More troubling is the Democrats' refusal to call them on it. They are missing a big opportunity here. It may upset Blue Dogs like Landrieu and Manchin, but who cares? They vote Republican when fossil fuels are at stake anyway.
"..the Democrats' refusal to call them on it. They are missing a big opportunity"
Mike, just look at the "journalism" that directs the progressive attention and it is easy to see why Democrats act this way. What priority does Glen Greenwald, or Rachel Maddow, or progressive "consciences" like Chomsky give to climate change, climate risk, etc.? The answer is asymptotic to zero. They seem to care more about Bradley Manning that the population of any climate threatened country.
Anyone watch Nova last night? Spent an entire program on tornadoes, a lot of it on Moore, OK and the May 3 event of 1999 (not the one from this week) and none of it mentioned climate. Of course, it was funded by the David H. Koch Fund for Science.
When one considers that every prediction of effects has been overwhelmed by reality, the uncertainty associated with 'worst case' scenarios suddenly dwindles into insignificance, ME
Noam Chomsky: Peak Oil and a Changing Climate http://climatestate.com/2013/05/03/noam-chomsky-peak-oil-and-a-changing-climate/
Chomsky at least is on page 1…
Wake up! There is a HUGE difference between taxing emissions and taxing carbon.
Taxing carbon at the well and coal mine is far more effective, and equitable.
Taxing emissions only restricts domestic use. Means that coal and oil will still be burned.
I think that it's only practical to tax emissions. However, when the price of gasoline goes up, for example, this creates stronger incentives for alternative energy and for increased efficiency. If you tax at the mine or well, how as that really different than taxing gas at the station or taxing the power plant?
Taxing at the source taxes the producer. Taxing emissions taxes the consumer. Stop profits from the pollution of the commons. Only GREEN jobs start to heal the ecocide morass bequeathed humanity by the socially enabled capitalistic paradigm of the last 200+ years.
Good point, Wes. Media failure is an obsession of mine, but solutions are not obvious at all.
Right on Leif, ME
A luxury tax on fossil fuels would be nice and weather disasters happen enough so that we won't forget that the tax is to pay for weather disasters.
Chris Hayes does a little better on climate, but still your point is very valid.
Whenever I see someone commenting online about Al Gore using too much energy I like to remind then that a carbon tax would address that. People with a big carbon footprint would have to pay for it.
That shuts then up pretty quickly.
Just removing fossil fuel subsidies would have a huge impact on clean energy uptake.
If people weren't buying the fossil fuels then they wouldn't be paying the luxury tax. Gov. Uses lots of fossil fuels, duhh. Maybe gov. has mixed feelings about a fossil fuel luxury tax? Hence taking the tax to the ballot box. Gov. notices the cost of replacing infrastructure such as vehicles, for instance. Could be that care for replacement vehicles should include fuel efficiency to a larger concern than previously considered.
Using less fossil fuels means less cause of extreme weather, another reason why it should be a luxury tax.
It is a conflation of issues to say than fossil fuel burning is a necessary part of life. Science shows that burning the fossil fuels warms the planet and that a warmed planet makes for much more extreme weather. Hence tax the luxury of such warming and burning.
Koch funded or not there is as yet no definitive scientific evidence that climate change has had any effect on the number or intensity of tornadoes during the last 100 years or so in the US. Sad to say but Nova seems to do a better job of sticking to the science then a lot of climate activists even with its Koch funding.
The consequences of failing to deal with the global climate change is horrendous. Global warming will cause sea level rise, more severe weather events, and many other conditions that we should choose to avoid.
To me it would be crazy, dangerous, radical to ignore this most severe problem. If conservatism means choosing to preserve our way of life then choosing to stop global warming is in line with conservative principles.
Pretending there is no problem is not a "conservative" stance; it is an "ignorant" stance.
The fossil fuel corporations are lying to you when they push an ignorant stance; they know full well that burning fossil fuels create greenhouse gasses that absorb heat and that is causing the planet to heat up and changing the climate. Their motive is to keep their lucrative industry making money.
To choose greed over compassion is not ethical. Fundamentalist Christians know such behavior is contrary to the teachings of Jesus the Christ.
I call on all conservatives, especially Christians conservatives, to support the effort to save humanity from the hell on Earth that continuing to burn fossil fuels will lead. Put human well being ahead of big money making interests it the morally right choice.
Carbon dioxide traps heat. The more carbon we send into the sky, the hotter it gets. http://clmtr.lt/cb/szE0AU
Taxing carbon at the mine or well raises the price of fossil fuel not only domestically but also for users that the fuel is exported to in other countries. It would also allow the US to tax imports of things other than fuel to account for the "embodied energy" inherent in the product.
A mine or wellhead tax would also be easier to administer.
Oh, very clever! Do you mind if I steal the idea?
Wes, I've seen Chomsky refer to climate destabilisation frequently, but not in a climate science way, as that is not his field of interest or expertise. However he is well aware of the catastrophe, and those who are causing it, who are the same people responsibly for the global geo-political system and its horrors, in which field Chomsky is an expert.
Could that cause a reversal of the reported great discoveries of oil and gas? Maybe it was the budget cuts that lead to ivory.towerism. Still think that the commonality of natural disasters would keep the fossil fuel luxury tax focused on adaptation mainly cause of direct need and some or more mitigation as people found that there are better ways than one person in a gov. van built for eight. Cause with gas prices the difference of double the gas mileage over 20 miles per day could be a couple hundred dollars a month. So with a 50 mile per gallon vehicle going the ribbon of commerce with only one or two people makes much more change in hand than one person going the same ribbon with a 20 mpg vehicle built for 8.
The so-called 'free market' is just the money power of the rich in action, ever-seeking greater profits and not caring a hoot how they get it. We need 'moral markets', 'social markets' based on real 'freedom' which only comes with equal market power ie as great as possible equality of wealth and income. That requires radical redistribution of wealth from the kleptocratic elite.


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A bomb explosion rocked the heart of the Syrian capital on Wednesday, killing at least eight people and wounding 50 others, state media reported.
The blast came as rebels seized parts of a key arms depot in the central province of Homs and regime forces recaptured most of the Kurdish town of Tal-Aran in the northern province of Aleppo, a monitor said.
Also in Aleppo, fighters from the Al-Qaeda-affiliated Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) seized a major power plant, said the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights.
The blast in central Damascus hit Al-Hijaz Square, killing eight people including two women.
More from GlobalPost: How the war in Syria has become a terrible, tragic mess
State news agency SANA said it was caused by a bomb placed at the entrance to the Hijaz railroad company and that more than 50 people had been wounded, among them women and children.
The Observatory also reported a large suicide car bombing near an air force intelligence facility in the southern province of Sweida, which killed eight intelligence officers.
"A suicide attacker detonated himself in a car bomb in front of the air force intelligence headquarters in Sweida, killing the intelligence branch chief and seven other officers," said the Observatory's director Rami Abdel Rahman.
In Homs province, the Observatory said rebel forces had taken over parts of an arms depot, though a security official in Damascus denied the insurgents had advanced or seized weapons, saying the fighting was ongoing.
The conflicting reports come just over two weeks after jihadists and other rebels launched a major offensive aimed at capturing one of Syria's largest weapons depots, near Mahin in the Homs countryside.
The fight for the depot left more than 50 rebel fighters and 20 loyalists dead on Tuesday alone, the Observatory said.
Fighters from Al-Nusra Front and ISIL — both linked to Al-Qaeda — and the Al-Khadraa and Baba Amr Commandos battalions "took over buildings of an army weapons depot near Mahin," the group said.
The rebels "seized a large amount of weapons" in the complex, which comprises some 30 buildings, it added.
The regime security official denied the report, saying: "The battle is continuing. The terrorists did not take any weapons, and there are many losses in their ranks."
The Syrian government refers to all the rebels battling to overthrow President Bashar al-Assad as "terrorists".
Elsewhere, the Observatory said regime forces had taken control of most of the town of Tal-Aran, which is strategically located on the main road between Aleppo city and the town of Sfeirah.
Sfeirah is near a military site believed to hold some of the regime's chemical weapons, and was recaptured by the army last week.
On Wednesday ISIL fighters took control of the nearby Aleppo power plant.
The capture raised fears the group could cut electricity supplies to other parts of the city. Only regime-held parts of Aleppo still receive power from the plant.
Much of Aleppo has been destroyed by army bombardment and fighting since a massive rebel advance on the city in July 2012.
Elsewhere, ISIL fighters vandalised a statue in the northern city of Raqa, the only provincial capital under opposition control.
Fighters decapitated the male and female peasants depicted in the statue, known locally as the Statue of Liberty, the Observatory said.
More than 120,000 people have been killed in Syria's 31-month conflict, and millions more forced to flee their homes.
The armed uprising flared after President Bashar al-Assad's forces launched a brutal crackdown on peaceful protests inspired by the 2011 Arab Spring.


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i just purchased and it works great so far. I've only had it for a day; opens your breathing up better than primatene ever did. yes i will recommend this product to everyone.
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I put a sodium sulfate solution (Rx) for a nebulizer in it. Works well. The medicine that comes with it sets me off. It actually is a nice little nebulizer.
I bought this for my husband who has COPD. He likes the fact that you can take it with you and is refillable. He has been using his own medicine in it and it works fine with it. It runs quite compared to his nebulizer. It is much cheaper than his inhalers. The down fall with it is it eats batteries like crazy. We purchased some rechargeables and are going to give that a try. The batteries only last about 2-3 days. Duracell not cheap ones.
I missed Primmatene Inhaler. One puff from Primmatene. The medicine kick in right away but Asthmanefrin is not as strong as Primmatene. If you have a severe Asthma will not recommend it. Use the prescription from your doctor better. The price is too expensive for over the counter meds. With that price I'll get the prescription brand better!
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It is a good product but keep on mind that it requires maintenance much like a nebulizer. Cleaning between units and batteries. The medicine might work for some asthmatics. For me, I have mild asthma and it works for short term relief. I prefer the pills for better relief.
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Aidan O'Brien's hopes of landing Saturday's Dubai Duty Free Irish Derby at the Curragh have been dealt a blow with the news US Army Ranger is out of the race.
Aidan O'Brien's hopes of landing Saturday's Dubai Duty Free Irish Derby at the Curragh have been dealt a blow with the news US Army Ranger is out of the race.
US Army Ranger will lead a four-pronged attack by Aidan O'Brien on the Dubai Duty Free Irish Derby at the Curragh on Saturday in a rematch with his Epsom conqueror Harzand.
Rangers will make their first visit to Celtic Park in four years on 10 September and the Old Firm giants will also meet on New Year's Eve following the publication of next season's SPL fixtures.
Rangers have confirmed the signing of Joey Barton after the former England midfielder successfully passed a medical.
Joey Barton has given Rangers a verbal assurance that he will sign for the Ibrox club, it is understood.
Anthony Stokes scored twice as Hibernian beat Rangers 3-2 in the Scottish Cup final to win the competition for the first time in 114 years.
There was an Aidan O'Brien 1-2 in the Chester Vase, with US Army Ranger (4-11f) holding off the challenge of Port Douglas for victory
Aidan O'Brien believes US Army Ranger will have to take another step forward if he is to maintain his unbeaten record in the MBNA Chester Vase on Thursday.
Rangers won through to the William Hill Scottish Cup final with a 5-4 sudden-death penalty shoot-out victory over Celtic at a breathless Hampden Park.
Ronny Deila wants Celtic to grab a William Hill Scottish Cup final spot at the second time of asking when the Hoops take on Rangers in the semi-final at Hampden Park on Sunday.
Celtic boss Ronny Deila believes Rangers have improved since their defeat by the Hoops last year - but insists his side are still better.
Stuart Armstrong has put Rangers to the sword in a William Hill Scottish Cup semi-final once before and says he would love to repeat the feat for Celtic on Sunday.
Rangers will be playing in Scotland's top flight next season after clinching the Ladbrokes Championship with a narrow 1-0 home win over Dumbarton.
Aidan O'Brien may have found his Investec Derby candidate after US Army Ranger made a winning debut in the Irish Stallion Farms EBF Maiden at the Curragh.
Former Rangers striker Kris Boyd claims a win over his old club will not prevent major change at Celtic Park this summer.
Celtic and Rangers will meet again in the William Hill Scottish Cup semi-finals.
Castlebar Mitchels midfielder Barry Moran has warned his team-mates a repeat of their first-half display in the dramatic win against Crossmaglen Rangers will result in AIB All-Ireland Club SFC final heartache.
A 55th-minute point from midfielder Barry Moran proved to be the difference as Castlebar Mitchels overcame Crossmaglen Rangers and a nervy start to record a 0-13 to 0-12 victory in their AIB All-Ireland Club SFC semi-final at Kingspan Breffni Park.
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Another distraction, this one courtesy of Slog tipper Drew: Tracey Ullman singing "They Don't Know"…
That songfrom the summer of 1983got a lot of us through the darkest days of the AIDS epidemic; it was a particular comfort for guys like me who had just come out, as teenagers, right as "gay cancer" was morphing into GRID and then into AIDS. My young gay friends and I used to joke, darkly, that we'd missed the party but somehow got the hangover with everybody else. Then my young gay friends started dropping dead. And for a minute there in '84/'85 it looked like we were all going to die, or be rounded up and sent to internment campsexcuse me, "quarantined."
I haven't thought about this song in years, Drew, but these lyrics really spoke to us then:
They say we're crazy but I just don't care. And if they keep on talkin', still they get nowhere. So I don't mind if they don't understand when I look at you and you hold my hand. Because they don't know about us. And they've never heard of love.
Why should it matter to us if they don't approve. We should just take our chances while we've got nothing to lose.
For a while it felt like we had everything to loseour families, our freedom, our lives. And yet we came out anyway, we had sex anyway, we fell in love anyway. And the haters kept on talkin' and our families thought we were crazy. Sometimes we thought we were crazy. But we had faith in a future that, at that dark time, seemed anything but assured. So whatever happens today in Californiaand Florida and Arizona and Arkansas, which also voting on anti-gay ballot measures (gay marriage ban, and gay foster/adoption ban, respectively)remember this: We're going to get through this and we're going to win.


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Bruce Wayne's return to his superhero lifestyle led to DC Comics having the best-selling single issue in March.
"Dark Knight III" led DC to a solid month, while the overall market dipped by 500,000 units from January.
Two Batman series and Marvel's "Star Wars" were the only comic titles to crack 100,000 in sales for February 2016.
Marvel's overall dominance continues, DC Comics may be rebooting, and BOOM! Studios may have an expandable property on its hands.
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"Vader Down" #1 landed with over 380K in sales, while every other Top Ten series sold over 100K in November 2015.
Relaunches, variants, "Star Wars" and "Secret Wars" pushed Marvel past its previous high sales benchmark set in 2008
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When a beautiful woman hires CJ Floyd to look into the death of her famed DJ father, CJ soon discovers that the death of "Daddy Doo-Wop" is part of a bigger story, one that reaches back to Chicago in the fifties when the Mob called the tune. From payola to paychecks, from the dirtiest of deals to some old tapes that still might be worth gold, CJ stumbles into a world where a great melody can lead to a deadly refrain, and where someone has a murderous hit parade of his own.
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ROBERT J. GREER is an executive vice president and manager of real return products at PIMCO. Regarded as the first person to define an investable commodity index, he is considered a pioneer for his work with commodity indexes as an asset class.
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TRUM: Jumping on the bandwagon (or not)
But I thought I would try to be clever for once so I wore a Phillies jersey, an Obama pin and a Hannah Montana hat. I was "A Bandwagon Guy." I got a few people saying, "Oh, that's funny." But most people just looked at me and were like, "Yeah! Go Phillies!" Or they would say, "Boo, Phillies."
The takeaways? First, if you've ever been scared to wear a Hannah Montana hat in public, you should feel fairly safe in doing so. Folks don't notice.
And second, sometimes things are not what they seem at first glance. As for this past week in football? Some things were mirages, and some were, in fact, legit. Here are 10 things I noticed:
1. "Yeah, I'd say he's healthy."
Guys who were banged up coming into the week who looked good:
• LaDainian Tomlinson had 170 total yards and a score. He looked healthy again, and now he has a bye week to fully heal. He'll be the LT you drafted once the team returns to action.
• Anquan Boldin is a man among men. He played with more wires in his face than Wireman, a lame superhero costume I briefly considered, and finished with nine catches, 63 yards and two scores. The entire Arizona passing game was impressive in Carolina, a tough place to play. Larry Fitzgerald was his normal stud self with 115 yards, and Steve Breaston proved start-worthy, with nine catches for 91 yards. And Kurt Warner threw for almost 400 yards.
• Jerricho Cotchery had nine catches for 102 yards.
And while they didn't do all that much, it was good to see Joey Galloway, Chris Chambers, Kevin Curtis and Marques Colston make appearances. (I know Colston was active last week, so save your e-mails, but at least he made it into the box score this week).
2. Remember when I was on his bandwagon? And then I jumped off? Can I jump back on?
Welcome to fantasy relevance, Ted Ginn Jr. Ginn had seven catches for 175 yards and looked like the guy I was pumping up in the preseason, not the guy I bailed on two weeks ago. Before you dismiss it as just one game, take a closer look: He's second in targets on the Dolphins coming into Sunday and has at least 40 receiving yards in three of his past four games. The next four opponents are Denver, Seattle, Oakland and New England, and none of them have good pass defenses. That's the other big reason I'm buying on him.
3. Don't look at the name, just the numbers.
Consider these stat lines from Weeks 5 through 7:
Quarterback A: 881 yards, four touchdowns
Quarterback B: 807 yards, four touchdowns
Quarterback A is Drew Brees. Quarterback B is Chad Pennington, who threw for more than 300 yards in Week 8, one week after he threw for 295. Again, look at the Dolphins' upcoming schedule. We've been talking about Pennington for a while, and this is why.
Speaking of quarterback pickups, Shaun Hill of the 49ers replaced J.T. O'Sullivan and could have value as a matchups play if they give him the starting job.
4. We're still waiting
For Terrell Owens to be Terrell Owens. Sadly, I don't think you see it until Tony Romo comes back. And this is me, washing my hands of Torry Holt. I'm done. And part of the reason is
5. Yeah, Donnie Avery! Yeah!
Avery had six receptions for 163 yards and a score, marking the third straight impressive week for him. And while Steven Jackson was a late scratch, I thought Antonio Pittman ran well. He looked solid, on the road, with 22 touches for 105 total yards. You'll see Pittman's name in this week's pickup column. Along with Jamaal Charles, who I keep harping about. Again, he was better than "starter" Kolby Smith; hopefully Charles' ankle injury isn't serious. And don't look now, but I thought Tyler Thigpen looked solid. Seriously. I actually think he could be OK.
6. Come on, seriously? Really?
In my longtime (15 years), 12-team keeper league in which you can keep 10 players a year (so there's very little turnover), I co-own a team with Chris Lindsay, my college roommate. We are 4-3. Today, we played a 1-6 team. Among the guys the 1-6 team had: Leon Washington, Devery Henderson, Anthony Fasano, Derek Anderson and Roddy White.
By the way, if you were redrafting today, White would have to be a top-seven wide receiver. And one of the reasons?
7. I was wrong. Very, very wrong.
About Matt Ryan, who I didn't like on the road at Philly. He's a legit fantasy starter, regardless of matchup. He had 227 yards and two scores, and I'd rather have him the rest of the way than, say, Anderson or Jeff Garcia. Speaking of stuff I got wrong, I really thought Garcia would have a big day against that banged-up, porous Cowboys defense. Clearly Wade Phillips taking over the defensive play calling had a good effect.
I can't decide whether to be happy or sad that I was wrong about Cedric Benson, who ended up with 69 total yards, short of the 100 yards I bet Eric Karabell he would get. Either way, I can resume my hatred of him.
Other stuff I was wrong about (mostly in my Week 8 Love/Hate):
Justin (Boston): TMR, you've crossed the line this time. Goldie Hawn is a national treasure.
Ian C. (South Wales, U.K.): Fair enough, your comments about last year's London Mud Bowl were spot on, but I'm pretty sure Dame Edna Everage is Australian, not British, so don't blame us for everything.
Gordon (U.S. in London): Burger King is a British company. Shoulda gone with McDonald's.
8. So much for that.
New England's Heath Evans did nothing, and neither did BenJarvus Green-Ellis, who had nine carries for only 16 yards. Antonio Bryant came down to earth with only 46 yards (but does get seven receptions), and just when I was starting to come around on the Bengals' wideouts and Trent Edwards, they laid an egg. Blech!
9. How about a raised eyebrow?
I'm not totally worried about these guys, but I do have a raised eyebrow: Earnest Graham (continued his streak of not scoring on the road this season), Michael Turner (continued his streak of inconsistency), Jonathan Stewart (continued to be outplayed by DeAngelo Williams), Ronnie Brown (continued to not find room when the "Wildcat offense" is stopped), Isaac Bruce, Darren McFadden (scratched for health reasons) and Julius Jones.
10. But look on the bright side
Yes, Maurice Jones-Drew and Fred Taylor did nothing. But David Garrard is finally living up to preseason hype, Matt Jones continues to play well, and the Jaguars play the Bengals and Lions in their next two games. Buy low.
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John Love
Everyone, it's been fun and challenging ... Adieu.
I am a retired Air Force officer (1961 -> 1981, including Vietnam during 1967).
When my wife, Nancy, and I last renewed our wedding vows, I swore before Almighty God "I, John, take thee Nancy to be my lawfully wedded wife, to have, to hold, to love, to cherish … NOT until death do us part, BUT UNTIL FOREVER ENDS".
On May 4-6, 2012 we celebrated our 50th Wedding Anniversary by watching our beloved Detroit Tigers at Comerica Park in Detroit.
Shortly after our return from Detroit, we began 8 months of "medical HELL". During this time, my love for her intensified so much I wanted to explode. At 4:16 AM on 12/27/2012 my bride left my arms for Heaven. Nancy was not my Wife ... she was my Life ... the oxygen I breathed.
My Nancy is buried in Section 66 of Arlington National Cemetery among a true Sea of OTHER Heroes and Heroines, the Tomb of the Unknown and the Eternal Flame.
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My Bride has just been honored by Congressman Jim Moran (VA) with this Tribute:
"Mr. Speaker, I rise today to recognize one of my constituents John Love, and the marriage of over 50 years to his recently departed wife Nancy.
"John is a retired Air Force officer who served his country proudly in Vietnam. He and Nancy met first met on January 6, 1962, at a restaurant in Marquette, Michigan. She was sitting with her mother when John approached the striking brunette to ask her to dance. The rest, as they say, is history.
"They got engaged 6 weeks later and were married on May 5, 1962, simply following their hearts.
"In May of 2012, they celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary by watching their beloved Detroit Tigers after renewing their vows.
"Sadly, Nancy's health deteriorated in the months that followed, passing away in her loving husband's arms in December of that same year. She is buried in Section 66 of Arlington National Cemetery, in a spot next to where John will one day be laid to rest.
"The Love family had two sons and five grandchildren, shared and continue to share a close personal relationship, cherishing each other deeply.
"While she has left this Earth in physical form, Nancy will always live in John's heart until they are reunited once more. John has written a love song to Nancy, entitled 'My Love Song Forever', produced with John White and D.B. Reilly of WhiteWater Sound Studios in New York.
"Mr. Speaker, I am honored to recognize the kind of love we can all connect with, and appreciate for its intensity and durability over many years. May we all be so lucky to find that special someone.".
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Our take: In the wake of BYU's two tough losses to Utah and Boise State, the offensive line has undergone a transformation. Deep Shades of Blue's Brett Richins breaks down the changes and their effects:
The coaching staff needed to do something after BYU was getting pushed around up front and having trouble establishing a ground game. The Cougars even had some difficulty getting a consistent push against FCS opponent Weber State.
Weber's solution was to send center Blair Tushaus and guard Brock Stringham to the bench, and slide Braden Hansen from guard to center and bring in Famika Anae and Manaaki Vaitai to bookend Hansen on the interior of the line.
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Meeting the Beatles—Again
After shooting photos of a 1964 concert in Washington, D.C., Mike Mitchell didn't really know what he had. The 18-year-old photographer marked the rolls of film "Beedles."
Almost half a century later, nearly 50 never-before-seen Beatles photographs, including images of the band's first-ever U.S. concert, will be auctioned at Christie's on Wednesday, with a presale estimate of $100,000. The black-and-white photographs feature a sweating and joyful Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr bouncing at the drums and a policeman using bullets as earplugs to block the screams from more than 8,000 fans. The priciest photographs are expected to sell for $4,000 to $6,000 each.
"That was the biggest concert I ever knew," Mr. Mitchell says. "My experience was high-school sock-hops."
Images of the concert are relatively rare, and because of Mr. Mitchell's access to the band—the performance occurred before the Beatles started to be ringed on stage by heavy security—the photos have an unusual intimacy. In addition to the concert at the Washington Coliseum (the largest venue the Beatles had played at the time), Mr. Mitchell shot other moments during their first U.S. trip. At a preconcert press conference, he clambered onto the stage and snapped the four men from the back, their silhouettes etched in light.
The Washington-area native shot the event for a now-defunct Washington magazine; he recalls the publication ran a one-page feature under a banner that read "Fad," styled after a Mad magazine cover. He went on to pursue commercial and fine-arts photography, largely ignoring that trove of photos.
About five years ago, after seeing the furor over an auction of "Star Trek" memorabilia, Mr. Mitchell began to consider the commercial potential of those Beatles negatives, which were covered in dust in the basement of his home. The scratched and dirty film would have been virtually unprintable before Photoshop, but he was able to rescue the photos electronically. He also added a digital twist: After finding a heart-shaped shard of reflected light on one of the Beatles' boots, he tucked that detail into all the images.
Mr. Mitchell, who is 65 and divorced, says he began working on the photos while trying to prevent his Washington home from going into foreclosure. He didn't succeed, and he completed some of the work while living in a basement rental unit of his neighbor's house.
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Date: 1 September - 31 December 2016
Tutor(s): Velson Horie
Number of participants: 35
Price: £775.00 (UK price; shipping extra outside UK)
Chemistry for Conservators has been run by IAP for 25 years, and the coursework is now in its ninth edition.
This four month correspondence course is offered three times a year. (Please inquire if interested in a different start date from the one shown). This course provides an introduction for people with little (for instance lower school chemistry studied years ago) or no chemistry.
The syllabus is aimed at major conservation issues, e.g. types of materials, the environment, cleaning and deterioration, and is divided into four blocks:
1. An "Introduction" to chemical explanations of the physical world uses materials of common experience, air and water
2. "First principles" carries this further and explains the new language of chemistry
3. "Chemistry in action" samples the chemistry of materials that are of use in conservation
4. "Chemistry and the conservator", applies the knowledge gained in the previous blocks to your work
The course can provide a good background for those wishing to enter training courses in conservation (indeed several conservation training establishments recommend this course to potential students with insufficient chemistry qualifications).
Submissions of answers for each unit can either be done via post or through a Virtual Learning Environment website using Moodle software.
The course is conducted in English by correspondence. Early enrolment is recommended.
Please note: This is not a course to be undertaken lightly. The value of this course lies in the commitment and energy required of participants to complete it. Students need to have excellent time management skills. The course must be completed within the four month period.
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2015: "As someone who last seriously studied Chemistry at school, I was amazed by how accessible I found the Chemistry for Conservators course... I have learnt so much over the last 4 months that I would thoroughly recommend it to anyone working in the field of conservation. The areas of conservation chemistry that I had previously been unsure about, now make complete sense...There is ample reading material, experiments to run, and weekly quizzes. I found this course really worthwhile, and a positive and enjoyable experience."
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Peripheral Display for Multi-User Location Awareness
An important aspect of Ubiquitous Computing (UbiComp) is augmenting people and environments with computational resources which provide information and services unobtrusively whenever and wherever required. In line with the vision of UbiComp, the authors have developed a multi-user location-awareness system by following a user-centred design and evaluation approach. In this paper, they discuss the development of the system that allows users to share informative feedback about their current geographical location. Most importantly, the proposed system is to be integrated in the smart-home environment by portraying location-awareness information on a peripheral display.
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I don't know if there are times when rappers just want to listen to Willie Nelson's Greatest Hits.
I don't know if there are days when Fox News wants to offer an unmocked liberal point of view.
I don't know if Pamela Anderson wakes up some mornings and thinks about dating a nice, Jewish online columnist even though he has a much smaller ... house than she's used to.
But I do know that even a swap-addicted roto swindler like myself can look at a calendar and admit, "This isn't a great time to do a deal."
While most fantasy leagues are still a few weeks away from their trading deadlines, Major League Baseball's non-waiver trading deadline is a little more than 100 hours away as you read this article.
Sure, you might find a steal here or there if your league has a guy with an anxiety disorder who's ready to trade away Eric Gagne for a song because he's worried the Canuck Closer is going to be shipped off to be a set-up man for a contender. (For the record, Gagne probably isn't OK'ing any deal unless he gets to save games.) But against formidable owners, making a deal now -- so close to a time when several players' roles could change -- just doesn't make sense.
Sir Francis Bacon said, "knowledge is power" and he was both smart and had a tasty breakfast meat for a last name. Mmmmmm ... knighted bacon.
So instead of dealing for players, you should be dealing in knowledge (and bacon) right now.
Casing the Joint
What you can do in preparation of the impending big league trading deadline is know who will benefit most if a big-name player gets dealt so you can start laying the groundwork and then pounce once you're close to certain the deal is doing down.
Obviously there are dozens of players who could get moved at the deadline, but for our purposes, I'll just focus on a few of the most likely movers who might suddenly be sexy in deeper leagues. Of course, I'll be culling my information from MLB Rumor Central on a little Web site called ESPN.com.
Mark Teixeira is rumored to be moving to one of four teams -- the Dodgers, Braves, Red Sox or Yankees -- assuming the Rangers can take off their Dr. Evil masks and stop asking for more than anyone will ever give. But if Big Tex does end up wearing a new uniform, power-hungry fantasy owners need to have Brad Wilkerson's owner on speed dial. Going into Wednesday night's games, Wilkerson had posted a .526 slugging percentage as a first baseman, a mark 76 points higher than the one he's shown this year when playing outfield. If Wilkerson gets to play first five or six times a week, you can't expect an average above his weight, but you can expect 10-14 more homers in August and September. The impossibly-hot Marlon Byrd would likely benefit as well with a suddenly uncrowded outfield/DH situation.
Apparently, difficult-to-spell last names are all the rage in Rumor Central since Jarrod Saltalamacchia could be moved by the Braves. Obviously, if "Salty" gets dealt to a team where he can catch four or five days a week and pick up a few at-bats at first or DH, you want to deal for him since he could easily be a top-five catcher the rest of the way. But what other players see their value spike if Saltalamacchia takes his Scrabble-winning surname to a new town? Believe it or not, the nearly-forgotten Scott Thorman might resurface. He did hit nine homers in the first three months of the season, and as bad as his .215 batting average is, it's still better than the .197 average being posted by Julio Franco, who is one bad night from hitting his age.
Royals' reliever Octavio Dotel is probably the most likely player in the majors to actually move at the deadline; as Kansas City realizes having a proven closer on that team is about as necessary as having a tanning salon for Goths. Someone will bring in Dotel to set up or even close in a pinch, and K.C. will have to choose another reliever to close the door on the rare occasions when it actually wins. Joakim Soria, who notched 10 saves while Dotel was on the DL, would seem to be the next in line and a great trade target. Just remember that Soria had shoulder inflammation that kept him on the DL for more than a month earlier this season and the Royals have a lot more invested, on many levels, in finding a way to make Zack Greinke an impact pitcher. Both could be value buys once Dotel is on the exit ramp out of K.C.
Is Ken Griffey Jr. going to be moved by the Reds, or is Adam "Dunn" in Cincy? Don't know. But there's a decent chance one of them will be relocating to a park that isn't as homer-friendly as Great American. However, if either moves on, there will be more at-bats to be had in the outfield and that may provide some opportunities. Josh Hamilton is a risky pick, as he's on the DL with a sprained wrist and due back in early August. Personally, I'm not a fan of power hitters with gimpy wrists, but the guy does have legit pop. Interesting in a different way is Norris Hopper, a classic "quadruple-A" player who has some speed. If an outfield slot opens up and he picks up some real playing time, he could be worth 8-10 steals the rest of the way. I know, it doesn't sound like much, but in my average GTR league, the difference between four points and seven points in stolen bases is only about 16 steals.
If you keep tabs on the deals that look like they're happening and position yourself to benefit, you can turn the Major League Baseball trading deadline into the starting line for some Grand Theft Rotos.
Pulling the Job
I've often said, "it's not a GTR if someone offers you a deal and you just accept it."
That goes for me as well, which means I did not pull any GTR's this week. But I did make a trade that I like and while it was proposed to me, it was actually a result of a season-long dialogue.
In one of my ESPN standard public leagues, an owner had been trying to get Hanley Ramirez from me for a while. I always countered with outrageous demands and nothing got done. But a week ago he offered Rafael Furcal (who was featured prominently in my second-half stud column two weeks ago), Jeremy Bonderman and the object of Matthew Berry's affection, Brandon Phillips, for Chien-Ming Wang and Ramirez.
I'll admit, I did a double take and then clicked "accept." I've been waiting for Rickie Weeks to wake up for ... well ... weeks, and there was no doubt I liked a Phillips/Furcal combo more than Weeks/Ramirez in my infield. Dealing Wang, who still doesn't' strike anybody out, for Bonderman, who strikes multiple "anybodys" out, was a bonus.
Two days later, Hanley Ramirez injured his shoulder and announced he may need surgery in the offseason. That ain't skill, people. That's luck.
Until next week, don't just win your league. Steal it.
Shawn Peters is a fantasy baseball and football analyst for TalentedMrRoto.com and ESPN.com, as well as a regular contributor to the Boston Globe Sunday Magazine. He can be reached at email@example.com


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In Seattle, this blending of roles has stirred excitement. But many people elsewhere in the Pacific Northwest would find it uncomfortably familiar. Dinners like this were exactly how Mr. Hebberoy got his start in Portland, Ore. Those evenings generated enough good will and even national celebrity that, by the time he moved up from the underground and opened three restaurants, he almost had to turn away investors.
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That night, Mr. Hebberoy left Portland, and within 24 hours, the catering business and all the restaurants but Clarklewis had closed. The Hebberoys, who have a daughter, filed for divorce. When he took a trip to Mexico, he set off rumors that he was fleeing with a bag of cash. (That story, he said in an interview, was untrue.) Creditors filed suit. Portland food writers never had so much to gossip about.
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29 reviews | 3.9 out of 5
This was just what I was looking for to replace my defunct toaster: a replacement that could do more than just toast but would not completely take over my limited counter space and not cost too much. (Oh, and go with my other black appliances.) It takes a little experimenting to find just the right degree of toastiness for various kinds of bread using the selector dial, but I would expect that with any new toaster. The oven part heats quickly and uniformly and the controls are easy to read. The door fits a little loosely, but this is not a big problem. I would not treat the door too roughly, or pick the oven up to move it using the door, but I don't think that someone would do that anyway. Overall, this appliance does just what I wanted it to do, and the cost was very reasonable.
The temperature knob is a little hard to turn and return to set for darkness of toast. It works pretty well as far as toasting bread and frozen waffles, but I have to be careful to set it very light or it gets too dark and sets off my smoke alarm. The main problem I have with it is in the cleaning of the crumb tray. The tray does not disconnect from the toaster. You have to move it forward from the wall and tilt the whole toaster in order to drop the tray down for cleaning. I tried to clean it from the inside, but it is almost impossible to get all the crumbs.
For the value I am happy with this toaster oven. The one improvement that would thrill me is a "true" broiler pan. The wire rack and pan do not work very well.
I use this every day and it's just the right size for one person. It's perfect for baking a potato.
The door on the funit is very lite weight, no tension to keep it from just falling as soon as you touch it. So it has to be handled gently
The day after I placed an order with Walmart for a toaster oven, I received an email from Walmart saying there were more toaster ovens I should consider. I ended up ordering another Proctor-Silex in addition to the one I had previously ordered. Upon receiving them, I compared the two without plugging them in and decided on the first one I had ordered. I decided against this one because it was taller and had directions and cautions in several languages on the controls and on the window that detracted from its appearance. The legs were in front, rather than underneath, which impinged on the counter space.
I wanted an appliance that would take up as little visual and actual space as possible. I could not find a two-slice toaster oven anywhere to replace my old Westinghouse. Both of the Proctor-Silex models had the protrusion in the rear to accommodate a pizza, which I will seldom or never use, but which takes up valuable counter space. In addition to the protrusion, there is a knob to distance the protrusion from the wall or whatever is behind it. The only advantage of this one is that it had a standard book-form operating manual instead of the awkward map-folding style that came with the sleeker one.
ordered online. arrived on time. upon inspection, arrived without damage--but discovered design flaws, such as not found when returned to store where i found a suitable replacement. this product is made with very thin, flexible metal walls to inside of oven. the grooves stamped in the metal, meant to hold the shelf and pan supplied, are not such that they work. the walls flex, and the shelf/pan falls from the intended groove. the replacement toaster oven has no such flimsy construction, but it did cost about ten dollars more. it also has more features, in addition to better construction. it was nice to find the replacement oven in a Walmart store, so that the inspection prior to selection was accomplished easily and without delays.
I love it!!!!!!! Don't need to use my big oven!
Exactly what I was looking for...an easy to use toaster oven that toasts evenly and bakes and broils too ! Doesn't take up a lot of counter space and has an automatic shut off which rings when done. Not fancy, but also not expensive, does the job well.
I just wanted to toast bread (and bagels) and occasionally reheat or broil small items. The controls are not very intuitive but once learned this product works great.
Just started to use. It's a small inexpensive oven we will use when camping. Well designed, easy to clean, just what we wanted and a great value for the price.
Haven't had it long enough for durability. Have made toast, and like other reviews, still working on the adjustment. Not as quick as a toaster, but works. Made some yummy gluten free pizzas in it and worked great. Nice fit on the counter, not big, but big enough. Gave it a four because the knobs could have been simpler, however I do like the little picture guides.
It is an inexpensive, working little toaster with one out-standing feature....really the reason I bought it...it's the "automatic off". I have a working toaster oven that I need to replace because I kept forgetting it was on.
Also, I'm 85 and my hearing is going, too. After finding my oven on because I had forgotten to turn it off and/or or hear the little " bing" sound it made when the non-automatic off timer sounded, I knew it was past time to get one with an automatic off. This new one serves that purpose, beautifully.
I'm giving my old toaster to a younger friend who doesn't have one and is delighted with it.
I've had this toaster oven for about 6 weeks now and so far it works very well. I only use it for toast and occasionally melting cheese so can not comment on the broil or bake feature.
If you have big bread slices, it will most likely accommodate only two at a time, but we use fairly small sliced whole grain bread, and four slices just fit tightly tucked in.
I'm disappointed. It's not as easy to use as our old toaster and it doesn't work as well.
We just wanted a small one for now. We plan to buy a different and bigger one once we by a house. And my boyfriend uses this one all the time!! He really likes it!
This appliance is at least 2 inches wider and deeper than Walmart states. Since it wouldn't fit in our appliance drawer, we returned it without using it.
It's compact and looks nice, but smaller than I thought it would be. Holds two slices of toast. It doesn't toast evenly and we're having problems finding the right setting that doesn't burn the toast. This will take time, I assume.
I got this because I wanted something small and white and affordable. This toaster oven is great do far!
I purchased this for my camper and have used it only a few times. I like it because it is not to large for the minimal space I have. I wasn't aware of the extension in the rear of the oven so a pizza can fit until I unpacked it.


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Depressive and anxiety disorders in epilepsy: Do they differ in their potential to worsen common antiepileptic drug–related adverse events?
Version of Record online: 3 MAY 2012
DOI: 10.1111/j.1528-1167.2012.03488.x
Wiley Periodicals, Inc. © 2012 International League Against Epilepsy
Volume 53, Issue 6, pages 1104–1108, June 2012
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How to Cite
Kanner, A. M., Barry, J. J., Gilliam, F., Hermann, B. and Meador, K. J. (2012), Depressive and anxiety disorders in epilepsy: Do they differ in their potential to worsen common antiepileptic drug–related adverse events?. Epilepsia, 53: 1104–1108. doi: 10.1111/j.1528-1167.2012.03488.x
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- Issue online: 1 JUN 2012
- Version of Record online: 3 MAY 2012
- Accepted February 27, 2012; Early View publication May 3, 2012.
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- Antidepressant medication;
- Pharmacoresistant epilepsy;
- Generalized anxiety disorder
Purpose: To compare the effect of anxiety disorders, major depressive episodes (MDEs), and subsyndromic depressive episodes (SSDEs) on antiepileptic drug (AED)–related adverse events (AEs) in persons with epilepsy (PWE).
Methods: The study included 188 consecutive PWE from five U.S. outpatient epilepsy clinics, all of whom underwent structured interviews (SCID) to identify current and past mood disorders and other current Axis I psychiatric diagnoses according to Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Fourth Edition, Text Revision (DSM-IV-TR) criteria. A diagnosis of SSDE was made in patients with total Beck Depression Inventory-II (BDI-II) scores >12 or the Centers of Epidemiologic Studies-Depression (CES-D) > 16 (in the absence of any DSM diagnosis of mood disorder. The presence and severity of AEs was measured with the Adverse Event Profile (AEP).
Key Findings: Compared to asymptomatic patients (n = 103), the AEP scores of patients with SSDE (n = 26), MDE only (n = 10), anxiety disorders only (n = 21), or mixed MDE/anxiety disorders (n = 28) were significantly higher, suggesting more severe AED-related AEs. Univariate analyses revealed that having persistent seizures in the last 6 months and taking antidepressants was associated with more severe AEs. Post hoc analyses, however, showed that these differences were accounted for by the presence of a depressive and/or anxiety disorders.
Significance: Depressive and anxiety disorders worsen AED-related AEs even when presenting as a subsyndromic type. These data suggest that the presence of psychiatric comorbidities must be considered in their interpretation, both in clinical practice and AED drug trials.


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BGP routing table sizes have increased by an order of magnitude over the last six years. This dramatic growth can decrease packet forwarding speed and demand more router memory space. We explore the extent that various factors contribute to the routing table size and characterize the growth of each contribution. We begin with a measurement study using the routing tables of an Oregon route views server to determine the contributions of multi-homing, load balancing, address fragmentation, and failure-to-aggregate to routing table size. Address fragmentation makes the greatest contribution and it is three times those of multihoming or load balancing. The contribution of failure-to-aggregate is the least. Although multihoming and load balancing contribute less to routing table size than address fragmentation, we observe that their contributions grow faster than the routing table does and that load balancing has surpassed multihoming, becoming the fastest growing contributor. Moreover, we find that both load balancing and multihoming contribute to routing table growth by introducing more prefixes of length between 17 and 25, which are the fastest growing prefixes. Next, we examine the growth routable IP addresses, and conclude that their growth is much slower than that of routing table size. Lastly, we demonstrate that our findings based on views derived from the Oregon server are accurate through an evaluation using 15 additional routing tables collected from different locations in the Internet.
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