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The <i>Journal</i> editorial board takes a peek at Billary's tax records and makes an outrageous discovery: They've got cash!
Headlines are blaring with news this morning that Hillary Clinton's campaign Rasputin, Mark Penn, resigned yesterday. We'll have more on the pundit response to that later, but we were more amused this morning by The Wall Street Journal's response to some slightly older news: the release of Hillary's tax records last week. As many suspected, the girl is rich. And the Journal, whose average household income is more than $250,000 (more than twice that of most wealthy families) and who spends every day writing about billionaires, is offended. From their editorial page:
[The Clinton's] political status has given them access to wealthy folks who've helped make them rich. For example, Mr. Clinton raked in as much as $15 million working as an adviser and rainmaker for billionaire financier Ron Burkle's Yucaipa firm. We're not sure what advice Mr. Clinton gave but it must have been fabulous. The former President also took in $3.3 million in consulting fees from InfoUSA CEO Vinod Gupta, who has also helped fund Mrs. Clinton's White House bid. These are not opportunities that fall into every American's lap.
"We're not sure what advice Mr. Clinton gave, but it must have been fabulous"? Who wrote this, a blogger?
The Journal closes on another self-righteous note, regarding Hillary's wish to repeal the Bush tax cuts: "If the former first lady feels so strongly that she should pay more taxes, we suggest she lay off the middle class and instead write a personal check to the U.S. Treasury for the difference between the Clinton and Bush tax rates. She and her husband can afford it." Isn't that slightly ridiculous? They can't afford it — that number would be in the billions. Only someone like Rupert Murdoch could afford to write a check like that.
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The latest talking head, Brian Stutland of Stutland Securities, said investors should take a look at the solar index ETF, also the Claymore/MAC Global Solar Index ( TAM). We have not charted the performance of the Claymore/MAC Global Solar Index in this story, but it follows the same pattern as the charts included in this article: as oil moves up and to the right, so does solar. Should this really be in the minds of investors among all the reasons to trade in solar stocks? The facts don't support the rhetoric, but that doesn't mean the rhetoric won't support trading action. The case can be made that the trading action linking solar stocks to oil prices was obvious this week in both directions. First, as Brent crude rose above $102 and WTI oil rose above $92 with the escalation of the political unrest in Egypt stoking fears about a Middle East contagion and Suez Canal shut down, solar shares rallied. It wasn't just the price of oil. A bullish outlook from MEMC Electronic Materials ( WFR) seemed to push the solar sector higher, too. Likewise, when crude prices dropped by 2% on Friday, it coincided with a weak outlook from solar inverter company Power-One ( PWER) and solar stocks dropped. It certainly wasn't all about oil. A Chinese solar stock like JA Solar ( JASO), for example, didn't pop on Monday or Tuesday when the Egypt crisis was in full swing, but it did pop on Wednesday after the MEMC report, and it was down not just 2% on Friday like crude oil, but close to 5%. Vote Now About the Oil Price-Solar Stock Trading Connection Should Solar Stocks Trade With Rising Oil Prices? Theodore O'Neill, analyst at Wunderlich Securities, wrote a research note on Wednesday stating that First Solar ( FSLR), as one prime example, is a stock that may sustain recent trading gains as long as the price of oil is high. First Solar rose to an 18-month high this week and as a result, was hit with two downgrades, purely based on valuation and lack of any near-term trigger to justify buying First Solar shares at the current level. >>Put Brakes on First Solar: Analyst It's no surprise that First Solar is often the featured solar stock in market pundit arguments in favor of a link between the oil and solar stocks. It's the darling of the U.S. solar crowd and the low-cost leader in solar holding the line for U.S. "excellence" in all things versus the onslaught of the low-cost Chinese solar companies. The chart above illustrates that the coupling of the First Solar and oil trade is not without its merit, however, is it really a credible trade on alternative energy sentiment, or does it reflect the fact that solar stocks rise during periods when all equities rise, and oil has more recently been linked to the performance of the global equities market? Let's come back to that question in a moment. The Wunderlich analyst O'Neill thinks that First Solar shares will continued to be linked to oil, and as long as oil prices stay above $80, it's a good thing for the solar bellwether. "As the price of oil rises, so should the price of FSLR shares. Our analysis shows that FSLR shares trade with the price of oil because as the price of oil rises, investors assume the market will seek alternatives to generating power," the analyst wrote on Wednesday, as First Solar hit another 52-week high. "We recognize in the near term the price of WTI spot has an overwhelming impact on the First Solar stock. Why? Because investors view alternative forms of energy creation as becoming more cost competitive as prices of traditional energy generating raw materials increases. Indeed, if WTI were at $100 tomorrow, the model we developed to show the relationship to oil would peg FSLR stock at $197, more or less," the Wunderlich analyst wrote on Wednesday. O'Neill says the best chart version of the oil price-dependent First Solar trade is the XOI Amex oil index (see chart above). "Based on the XOI, FSLR stock should be trading at $158, which is about where it is right now," the analyst wrote on Wednesday. By the end of a big bullish day of solar trading on Wednesday, First Solar shares were above $164. On Friday, as crude oil dropped 2% in trading, First Solar declined by 2.6%, sending it back to the $158 mark. A recent Goldman Sachs upgrade of First Solar, which included adding First Solar to Goldman's conviction buy list, has been among the headlines sending First Solar shares higher in the past week -- and given Goldman Sachs' global influence and its poor Main Street image, a cynic might suggest that maybe it's behind the political crisis in Egypt as a way to bid First Solar up while it and its hedge fund pals like John Paulson short the entire solar sector! 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This art work is made by all of us. You can see poppies (or "paparounes" in greek).
Poppies are the most typical flowers in spring!
At Easter, we light some decorated candles, we call "lampades"
We decorated our "lampades" at school, see some of them!
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Have to disagree with your premise. In the 3rd fight, Manny was looking to counter JMM and likely expected him to come out throwing long strings of combinations. Roach said in the lead up to that fight "we're going to counter-punch the counter-puncher, Nacho knows it, and there's nothing he can do about it." When JMM circled laterally, took the angle away from Manny, and Manny didn't oblige him with more than a few short 1-1-2's, Marquez took the initiative and landed with lead rights and lefts while ducking under. When JMM initiates offensively on his terms and stays responsible, there's little Manny can do besides hope to land a right hook and pray the right hand he might be eating simultaneously isn't harder. And Manny isn't going to fool Juan into that, and he's not going to fight like Chris John.
Countering Juan and catching him may be an option, but it's only going to come about if Manny uses feints, lot's of offensive movements, and mixes up his offense better. But JMM leading will probably upset that and make Manny nervous in the second half again. He can lead better than Manny can counter, and he's not going to follow Pac on his own.
I feel at this stage of the career it will be a bit too hard for Pacquiao to change up his style and fight that way consistently for 12 rounds. I just don't see Manny being successful trying to back away and counter Marquez all night long. JMM is way too smart and knows how to get Pacquiao to come forward, which will fall in Marquez' plan.
The fight will be similar to the 3rd fight, but the only difference will be that both fighters will be much more cautious especially in the beginning. I expect Marquez to win clearly and the judges should give him the nod.
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In a dramatic shift, Congress yesterday voted to give the FDA authority to regulate tobacco.
Everyone seems to agree this could save many lives. Interesting note from a post on the Congressional Budget Office Director's blog:
Counterintuitively, a reduction in smoking might add to the government's costs in many cases by enabling some people to live longer and to incur health care costs over longer periods. In those cases, government spending for Social Security, Medicare, and other retirement and mandatory spending programs, would increase.
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Followers have Magical Companion Ammo for their default guns, but if you want them to use any other weapons, you'll need to supply them with ammo.
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01211: Landscape Architecture III: Third Semester Core Studio (STU 0121100)
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Addressing the inertia of urban planning and the overexertion of civil engineering in the 20th century, this course focuses on the design of large, complex, contaminated brownfield sites with a regional, ecological and infrastructural outlook. Employing the agency of regional ecology and landscape infrastructure as the dominant drivers of design, the studio involves the development of biodynamic and biophysical systems that provide flexible yet directive patterns for future urbanization. Through a series of contemporary mapping methods, field measures, case studies, readings and design investigations, the course results in a series of collaborative exercises leading to a large scale design project and future scenarios. Drawing from canonical case studies on regional reclamation strategies from across the world, the studio is further enhanced by a robust, regional representation program. Focusing on the metrics of geospatial representation and remote sensing, two intensive workshops throughout the term of the studio didactically deal with the interrelated subjects of regional cartography and site topography as operative and telescopic instruments of design across scales. Contributing to a complex, multi-layered profiling of the site as 'system' and the reformulation of program as 'process', the studio establishes a base platform for engaging an array of complex issues related to site contamination, biophysical systems, regional ecology, land cover, urban infrastructure and economic geography. Precluding conventional forms of urban development such as housing or retail development, the penultimate objective of the course is to explore and articulate the potential effectiveness of broader and longer range strategies where biophysical systems prefigure as the denominator for re-envisioning public infrastructures and regional urban economies in the future.
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This course seeks to examine the fundamental relationship between landform and the dynamic landscape processes it supports and engenders through in-depth study of the methods in which these processes are understood, conveyed, and graphically communicated. As a continuation of Landscape Representation I and II, the course is centered on leading representational models, both past and present, that position landscape architecture as an expanded field involving science, art, architecture, urban design, and philosophy. To accompany precedent study, the course engages in advanced exploration of digital media, with an emphasis on responsive, performative, and indexical methodologies as well as fluid transitions between documentation and speculation, 2D and 3D, static and dynamic, and digital and analog media.
Course topics are organized thematically and range from mapping ecological systems to illustrating time-based processes, from manipulating and extracting topographical datasets to generating intelligent terrain models, from synthesizing geological, ecological, and hydrological processes to depicting the flows, flux, and ephemera of floral and faunal communities. Through simulation, conjecture, and graphic extraction, these physical and temporal landscape processes will be examined at multiple scales, with particular attention paid to the complexities of large-scale sites.
Weekly lectures and lab exercises will provide the foundation for the group's collective exploration, research, and discussion. Through a series of working labs, students will learn digital and analog techniques for analyzing and expressing landform and process as a means of advancing both technical and conceptual ability. This format aims to establish fluency in conceptual, organizational, and formal expression as well as to provide a point of departure for an in-depth awareness of landscape precedents and representational techniques.


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Discussion and debate with Joe Duffy
Today on Liveline we celebrated Irish books – and we asked listeners to vote for their favourite – here is the end result. Congratulations to Strumpet City, Ireland's epic novel about the Lockout, which proves our interest in historical events shows no sign of waning.
10th – Ghost Moth – Michelle Forbes
9th - The Guts – Roddy Doyle
8th - Seven Deadly Sins – my pursuit of Lance Armstrong – David Walsh
7th – The Rocky Road – Eamon Dunphy
6th – The Herbalist – Niamh Boyce
5th – Morrissey The Autobiography
4th – Transatlantic – Colm McCann
3rd – Sean Keating – Eimear O'Connor
2nd – The Thing About December – Donal Ryan
1st – Strumpet City – James Plunkett
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Kim Kardashian and Kanye West are ready to get married…sooner rather than later! The superstar couple have set a date to walk down the aisle on May 24, in Paris, according to UsWeekly.
Yeezy popped the question to Kim seven months ago at San Francisco's AT&T Park with a 15 carat ring and the duo have been scouting lavish venues for the ceremony ever since. They even eyed the legendary Chateau de Versailles as a possible spot during a private visit back in January.
'We're having a super, super small, intimate wedding," Kim told friend and "Keeping Up With The Kardashians" producer Ryan Seacrest. "As we go along, we're realizing we want it to be smaller and more intimate than people are imagining and thinking."
An inside source told Us Weekly, "They are not working with a budget." Well duh. Kanye, who recently signed a management deal to Roc Nation, has been at the helms of the wedding plans. Can we say groomzilla…
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Colbert Rips Bush Apart
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…and the President just had to sit there and take it. This is a must-read. Via Americablog.
Colbert, who spoke in the guise of his talk show character, who ostensibly supports the president strongly, urged the Bush to ignore his low approval ratings, saying they were based on reality, "and reality has a well-known liberal bias.â
Noting those low ratings, Colbert advised, "The glass isn't half empty - it's 68% empty. There's still some fluid in there, but I wouldn't drink it."
He attacked those in the press who claim that the shake-up at the White House was merely re-arranging the deck chairs on the Titanic. "This administration is soaring, not sinking,â he said. "They are re-arranging the deck chairs—on the Hindenburg.â
Go read the whole Editor & Publisher report. It's hilarious. The best part?
As he walked from the podium, the president and First Lady gave Colbert quick nods, unsmiling, and left immediately.
Crooks and Liars is promising video soon. Holy shit, I can't wait.


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Can a crowdsourced geospatial database be considered authoritative? Indeed can any dataset that describes the real world be considered authoritative, whether crowd sourced or "professionally compiled"? Who determines authority? What constitutes authority in geodata? Does authority matter and if it does, why? What actions or processes might contribute to promoting crowdsourced geodata to a position of authority?
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By Scott Landry
3/13/2014 (2 years ago)
Catholic Online (www.catholic.org)
I was invited to attend a screening of the movie Noah on Thursday March 6. The movie starring Russell Crowe as Noah (and including Jennifer Connelly, Emma Watson, Anthony Hopkins and Ray Winstone) is set to be released on March 28, 2014. While reviews are embargoed, I wanted to share a few specific thoughts in response to all the chatter out there from people who haven't seen the film.
Noah is worth seeing for Catholics.
By Scott Landry
Catholic Online (www.catholic.org)
3/13/2014 (2 years ago)
Published in Movies
Keywords: Noah, movie, catholics, reason, see, watch, release date
There has been some concern expressed in the Christian community due to the fact that the movie is not a literal depiction of the scriptural account of Noah (chapters 5-9 from the Book of Genesis). There has also been concern expressed about the choices the director and screenwriters made adding details to the account that weren't in Genesis. For example, how did Noah build an ark that big? How did Noah react to the death and destruction of all things living in the world outside of the ark? Did Noah's contemporaries know the floods were going to come and what (if anything) did they do to fight for their lives? How did 7 pairs of each animal come to be in the ark and stay calm for months on board?
Paramount Pictures, who is distributing the film, responded to these concerns by clarifying on the movie's website and promotional materials, "The film is inspired by the story of Noah. While artistic license has been taken, we believe that this film is true to the essence, values and integrity of a story that is a cornerstone of faith for millions of people worldwide. The biblical story of Noah can be found in the book of Genesis."
I think this is a helpful clarification in case anyone would have assumed that the account would be literal. For my part, I don't understand why anyone would have assumed that an epic movie could have been done literally only on the material in the Book of Genesis, as the Biblical account wasn't written with the detail or for the purpose of a two-hour screenplay.
Here's why I recommend this film to Catholics:
(1) It inspired me to read the Scriptures again, closely - Preparing to watch the move made me read the chapters in Genesis (5-9) that tell the story of Noah. I also was moved to reread the chapters after the movie. Frankly, it had been years since I read these chapters as they are not frequently part of the readings at Sunday Mass. One of the Catholics I watched the movie with remarked after immediately it that it makes her "want to go back and read the biblical account of Noah." Any movie that drives people to read the Scriptures once again is a very good thing.
(2) The movie gets the big aspects of Noah's role right. Noah receives a life-altering task from God and faithfully executes it. At a human level, the movie provides an interpretation of what this experience must have been like for Noah. Some Christians will appreciate the interpretation; others might not like the presentation of Noah as conflicted. It's simply an interpretation. Any rich telling of this story on the big screen required some artistic license on the question of how did Noah personally cope with this massive task.
(3) It's great that Hollywood is making big-budget biblically-inspired epic films. This film cost $125 million to produce. It has a stellar cast and fantastic visuals. It is great to go to the movies and see a gripping movie about a key story from the Scriptures.
(4) The film will spark great conversations. One of the first words I used to describe the movie was "intense." After the movie, the small group of us had a fascinating discussion about aspects of the movie. We wanted to know what others thought and felt. The movie provokes questions on important topics such as good and evil, life and death, aspects of Noah's life, and how God is present with us in the world. I am grateful that the Noah movie will do this for viewers.
(5) The Noah movie can foster what Pope Francis calls a culture of encounter. Specifically because the film isn't a literal, biblical account, because it has a great cast and because it is visually-appealing epic blockbuster, many people that would never describe themselves as religious will be open to seeing it. Consequently, it allows us to invite those of different faiths and those away from the Christian faith to join us for the movie. Much good can come from the post-movie discussions. Hopefully some of those discussions lead those involved to also encounter God in prayer.
(6) The movie should make us more aware of evil and goodness in the world. Seeing how good and evil is presented in the movie made me consider how both evil and goodness is present in the world today. In Noah's time, God saw so much evil that he chose Noah to give the human race a new start. The characters in the movie struggled realistically with the sin, violence and evil within them. We live in a culture that often chooses to downplay and avoid discussing the effects of sin and evil and the need to promote life-affirming values that lead to virtuous choices and service. This movie may produce some reflection on this.
(7) The movie makes a strong pro-life stand. At one of its most pivotal moments, the movie is powerfully pro-life. Without giving the story away, a character faces a choice to eliminate innocent, defenseless human life or to choose to protect and defend it. I hope that those who consider themselves "pro-choice" will see that scene and be open to a change in their views. Unborn girls and boys are vulnerable, voiceless and innocent too.
(8) The movie treats life as an incredible gift from God. Noah and his family understand the gift that God gave them in letting them live and to being part of God's plan of salvation. It similarly treats the world and nature as incredible gifts that we must responsibly steward. These are strong Christian messages.
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Historical Traveler Reviews The Wexford Hotel Montego Bay
Extreemly convenient location and best views of Mo-Bay
This lovely hotel has a convenient location. Close to everywhere. The beaches, downtown and the night-club strip. Hotel is set back from the main road, on a slight hill. Panoramic views of the Montego Bay harbour with the mountains in the background and the blue Caribbean sea in front.This view is from your bedroom and while dinning on the patio veranda. Even more romantic at night. Service is polite and fast. Perfect setting for people on the move and who do not want to always be in the hotel. I spent 12 days there and visited many other hotels in the area.Will never stay anywhere else.
Wexford-Truly NOT for everyone!!
We have been to Jamaica twice and have stayed at the Wexford both times. On our first trip, we got nervous as we approached to hotel. But don't let the looks fool you. We stayed in a room where we had a patio view of the pool and our door opened to the sea and to the Pelican's roof. It was okay though. Had clean rooms both times, male staff very helpful-sometimes too helpful, cool A/C, cable tv. The restaurant, YUCK! Go somewhere else to eat. We didn't ejoy the food at all. If you are into clubbing , exploring places, and meeting new people, this is the hotel for you. This is why we like this hotel. It is within walking distance to so many places. We walked to town, it is across from a public beach were you will encounter some interesting characters, and clubs are yards away.
We stay out late so by time we get back the strip is usually quiet. THIS HOTEL IS NOT FOR PEOPLE WHO WANT EVERYTHING HAND DELIVERED TO THEM. IT IS NOWHERE CLOSE TO BEING A RESORT, BUT IT IS NICE, CLEAN, CLOSE TO EVERYTHING, AND CHEAP IF YOU DO A VACATION PACKAGE. WE HAVE MET SOME GOOD PEOPLE THERE AND HAVE REMAINED FRIENDS WITH THEM. I will stay there again.
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out of a possible 5 stars I would give this resort a 2+.... I just got back from a week and a half vaca at Wexford and I lust say when I first got there I was not happy.... I go to Jamaica twice a year and I usually stay at Sunset Beach which is an all inclusive and what I would call nothing but fun and relaxation all day...........When we 1st arrived there was no one there to take our luggage up the 1st 8-10 steps now that does not seem bad but after getting off a long 5 hour flight then going throgh the hassle at the airport, that was the last thing we were expecting......after about a half hour we were able to check in and get our room............ Once in the room we found out that our A..C. was broke and there was baically nothing the hotel people can do because the hotel was full to capacity........... The same night we had decided to check out the following day and go to Sunset Beach..... Like I said before I go to Jamaica very often and once I found out that this hotel allowed visitors to also visit we all decided to stay, plus Sunset did not have the type of room we wanted...... All in all Wexford was a good stay and I booked another trip to stay there for only a couple of days and the rest of the days at Sunset Beach... I read previous reviews and I too must agree that the restaraunt did take a long time with the food but we ordered as room service and before you knew it the food was there and yes it was pricey............ But there is a cab driver that works for the hotel, his name is Andre and he was very coooooooolllll......... he charged us fairly (very cheap) and he showed us local areas to buy things for cheap......Be careful the cabby that you pick because there is one that willllllll rip you off...... this guy is like a tour guide an will make you feel very comffyyy............. The room is nicely decorated with bright colors and the ladies who clean the room are very sweet I left them a nice tip before I left.......... Another thing I was not used to was the down time..... at Sunset we never had time to be bored but at Wexford if we were not on a trip, with the cabbie or walking to the local shops then we were bored...... we spent much time sleeping and this is something we usually don't do.... a plus is that the 2 clubs Margarittaville and The Brewery are in walking distance.. Wexford was better than I expected and I look forward to going back to Jamaica and visiting my old home Sunset Beach Resort and my new home for a couple of days the Wexford............. if you do choose the Wexford try not to stay there for too long....
The Wexford Inn
The Wexford reminded me of an old hotel of the 70's. French wood doors out of each room onto your own private balcony was kinda cozy, but your looking thru a railing. The sunsets are always beautiful in Montego Bay. But Negril is the place to really see the sunsets (Ricks Cafe was the best for a sunset and dinner at the same time & cliff diving) Margarittaville is across the street. We swam and snorkeled everyday. You need to go down the street a little way to Doctors cave. It's a five minute walk a few dollars to get in and the food is cheap. Plenty to keep you busy during the day and lay out. You can hire drivers from the hotel and take tours to about anywhere. Email me if you need More info. We took a few tours and explored a few places. We did not go to Kingston.
my main review is on the food.having advertised as the place for ribs there were no ribs available so i ordered the small steak on the menu.the steak had no taste and i thought i was in an old age home.There is no excuse for not having ribs available. thats like coming to jamaica to be told the beach is out of srertvice. next morning it was breakfast.i opted for the Jamaican fast of colloloo and salt fish. I spent the next 30 min chocking and picking bones out of my mouth.i would suggest if the chef cannot remove the bones then the hotel should purchase boneless fish.At the end i had to cancel my toast which never arrived. One of the worst places i have eaten in my life.
My Life Long Dream Came True
Four years ago my daughter came home with a big surprise for me She was sending me to Jamacia. I couldn"t beleave it.Some close friends and I went,we stayed at the Wexford Hotel,in Montego Bay. When I arrived at the airport I was speechless.It was everything I dreamed of for many years I was like a kid in a candy store. We arrived at the hotel and I could't beleave it, I felt like I was dreaming.The people was the best,food out of this world. I'm not a fancy person,but the way they treated us made me feel like a Queen. It's not a big fancy hotel,but let me tell you this.Every year since we return to the same hotel see all are old freinds and make new ones.and are stay gets longer. This year we are staying two weeks and a half and I am so looking forward to being back home if only for that time.I love everything on the island. And anyone going to Montego Bay the Wexford is the place in Montego Bay.
I had started going to Jamaica in 1997 and have stayed in numerous
hotels, but the first trip was at Wexford. Although it definately was a
luxury hotel, which I wasn't expecting, it was okay - clean enough and
a good place for sleeping. I had also stayed there a couple of times
since, still okay. This past time, I just wasn't impressed at all. I
had gotten the room directly over the lobby. It did have a huge
balcony, but also had an adjoining room. The folks next door were
pretty loud and there was a crack between the bottom of the door and
the floor, which made it quite easy to hear everything. The noisy
neighbors, I can still deal with, but the hotel itself has just gone
downhill. It just didn't seem that clean anymore. The age was also
beginning to show a lot. Does it make the trip terrible? No! Afterall -
it is Jamaica!!! :)
My advice would be to pay a few extra dollars and stay at Doctor's Cave or Gloucestershire.
Don't stay here!
I just returned from a trip to Jamaica this past week. I booked accomodations at the Wexford after reading mixed reviews about it. The hotel facilities were fine, and my experience would have been okay if not for the multitude of ROACHES in my room. When we asked to switch rooms the first time, we were told that the hotel was full and we were given a can of Raid! The Raid appeared to work the first night, but the roaches were back the next day. Again, we asked to switch rooms as these roaches were larger. The more we killed, the more seemed to appear. Again we were denied a room change. We were not expecting a lot from the hotel given the price we paid, but we did expect it to be clean. Bugs, moths, lizards I could have handled, but not roaches. The final straw occurred when my friend woke up to two roaches crawling on her face. We packed our stuff and left! I would not recommend this hotel at all!
Wexford Inn was Great!
Very few reviews for the Wexford, only a couple of positive reviews so we took a chance going there, with its cheaper rates and all (03/03). I'm glad we did. Great room, everything worked, comfortable beds. We stayed in the rear, with a view of the pool as we had been warned of the traffic noise on Hip Strip out front. Good restaurants nearby. Pelican next door is very good, and cheap. Pork Pit, not to be missed for a taste of Jamaica! Hotel restaurant very good! Climbed Dunn's Falls, what a blast!! Tropical Tours (book when you get there, in the hotel lobby) best prices. Choose half day though. We took full day, which included shopping and lunch (you pay). They drop you off at a little vendors mall and leave you to your own devices. Extremely aggressive vendors, high pressure, not fun. Tropical Tours also had the best prices for transferring to Negril.
Funky, noisy but cheap
The Wexford is not for everyone. We stayed in a room with a double bed for @$100.00 US, because we needed a cheap place to stay for one night while awaiting a plane to Port Antonio. The Wexford filled the bill, but we got almost no sleep because of the traffic noise. Drivers on the "hip strip" go almost all night, and honking appears to be a major means of communication. Although the bathroom and all amenities were fine (on par with a weathered hotel 6), if you stay there try to get a room in the building further up the hill (and thus farther from the road). As a cheap stopover point, it was fine, and the staff was fine, too. Easy walking to most places of interest, but watch for hustlers.
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... biggest cruise ship in the world.
However, this cruise wasn't just about the ship. We stopped at three different ports which were all very different. Our first port was Labadee, Haiti, which was actually owned by Royal Caribbean. There wasn't really any culture to experience, because of this and the water wasn't very clear or nice but it was a fairly pretty area to visit. Our second stop was in Falmouth, Jamaica - we didn't swim at this port, instead we decided to walk around ...
The Truth
... times the locals arranged a brass band salute to my accomplishments outside the room door. They were very loud. Today was a more normal day. Relaxing at the pool, riding the water slide, playing in the waves , kayaking, using the paddle boats. Now for a dinner of jerked lamb chops. But no rum drinks! I have sworn off all rum at least until we return to the ...
Today we toured Montego Bay. We found a taxi driver and the four of us pilled in and saw parts of the city most people never see. We visited two street markets and the girls bought mango, poppies, sweat apple, star fruit, and I climbed trees for local fruit. I am too old to climb trees, ...
The Beach Boys got it wrong..
... of us. No wonder they left us alone. A group of Canadian lads, looking newly 21 arrive on the beach and are instantly grabbed by this amazingly tall and thin Jamaican guy smoking a joint. Unashamedly he pulls out some of his best buds and tells the lads to..
'Squeeze it.. give it a squeeze.. aaaaalllright yeah.. see that.. sticky buds.'
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... some sounds where from the planet called Germany) spend all day around old fashioned electronic devices, called PCs or laptops. We have no idea why they stayed all day in that station around the devices, but our wild guess would be they are on the import/export business. Jamaica is a famous planet for exporting very demanded products around the galaxy, products that was believed would make humans leave the body and behave and feel ...


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My LO has been experiencing a lot of gas lately. He eats expressed milk and nothing else. About 2 to 2 1/2 oz every 2 hours. Sometimes i think he wants more so i give him about 3 oz. He seems to spit up more though when i give him 3 oz. Is this normal...should he be eating 3 oz by now or more...he is 3 weeks and 6 days? He does everything normally and is gaining apropriate weight. We burp after each feeding in all the positions since sometimes he tends to burp better in one position than maybe the one we tried before. He doesnt always burp though. He squirms while hes sleeping,grunts and sometimes gives out a little short cry like his belly hurts. He doesnt do this all the time but often enough that i think hes always uncomfortable, So im asuming hes got gas. I try to sooth him by doing tummy time, rubbing his back, burping again and gas drops. I just dont know if theres something i can do to better sooth him, ive read about gripe water but still i dont know too much about it, i dont even know where to get it. Should i give him a little formula during the day as well as his Breast milk. But even then i dont know what kind to get , if i can mix it with breast milk, and how to mix it with breast milk.
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Caramel Popcorn Balls
|8 Cup (128 tbs) (popped)
|Granulated sugar
|3⁄4 Cup (12 tbs)
|Brown sugar
|3⁄4 Cup (12 tbs) (packed)
|Light corn syrup
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|White vinegar
|1 Teaspoon
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|3⁄4 Cup (12 tbs)
Measure popped corn into large bowl.
Combine sugars, corn syrup, water, vinegar and salt in 2-quart saucepan.
Heat to boiling over medium-high heat, stirring frequently.
Cook, stirring constantly, to 260° on candy thermometer (or until small amount of mixture dropped into very cold water forms a hard ball).
Reduce heat to low; stir in butter until melted.
Pour syrup in thin stream over corn in bowl, stirring until corn is well coated.
Cool slightly.
Butter hands; shape mixture into 3-inch balls and place on waxed paper.
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Nutrition Facts
Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 6105 Calories from Fat 1561
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 180 g276.4%
Saturated Fat 92.7 g463.3%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 362.9 mg121%
Sodium 922.4 mg38.4%
Total Carbohydrates 1096 g365.4%
Dietary Fiber 65.4 g261.7%
Sugars 351.3 g
Protein 86 g171.7%
Vitamin A 122.7% Vitamin C
Calcium 12.7% Iron 135.2%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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To have a strong need, desire, or craving in an affectionate/romantic way for someone with the last name of "Jones".
I am Jonesin so bad for this hot little thing Jessica, that I would drive 14 hours just to spend 14 minutes with her!!!
ayon kay JBoy75 ika-23 ng Hulyo, 2010
Slang term for relaxing or chilling. Typically used when talking or texting someone on a cell phone. The origin can be also based off a lazy friend who has the last name of jones, but it cannot be confirmed that he is a total piece of garbage.
Im just jonesin at the moment bro.
ayon kay jizzle001 ika-08 ng Setyembre, 2010
Craving Marijauna
I'm jonesin.
ayon kay retrodreams ika-12 ng Agosto, 2003
anything that is ballin as shit.
walking down the street and something cool happens,that is fuckin jonesin
ayon kay devin mathieu ika-01 ng Abril, 2007
Used in two senses. There is the aforementioned definition of jonesin for drugs but also another definition which is synonomous with chillin.
Hence jonesin is used as a verb in these two ways:
1."Spencer is jonesin for some pot."
2.What are you doing? "Sarah and I are just jonesin right now."
1."Spencer is jonesin for some pot."
2.What are you doing? "Sarah and I are just jonesin right now."
ayon kay SRC ika-18 ng Disyembre, 2006
What You Say When Your Telling People Your Leaving
"Alright Man, I'm Jonesin." (Alright man i'm leaving)
"Hey Man You Jonesin?" (hey man you leaving?)
"Hey Man You Jonesin?" (hey man you leaving?)
ayon kay Stonerguy137 ika-16 ng Pebrero, 2005
Man I was jonesin that nigga so bad he went crazy and tried to pop me.
ayon kay Alexandudegreat ika-02 ng Abril, 2005


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Mark A. Yarhouse, Psy.D.
Rosemarie Scotti Hughes Professor of Christian Thought in Mental Health Practices (2008)
Professor (2006)
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Assistant Professor (1998)
- Marriage and Family Therapy
- Human Sexuality
- Integration of Psychology and Theology
- Sexual Identity
- Ethics
I received my B.A. in Philosophy and Art from Calvin College, along with a minor in Psychology. I knew at that time that I wanted to complete graduate studies in psychology, so I minored in that area, but I also wanted to mark my interest in art by completing a degree in that field. My primary medium was lithography, followed by watercolor painting, and pen and ink drawing. I also completed a philosophy degree because I wanted to learn how to think rigorously about topics from a Christian perspective.
Following graduation, I worked for a year at a youth home in Grand Rapids, Michigan, and my wife and I enjoyed our first year of marriage together. We then moved to Wheaton, Illinois, where I completed my Psy.D. in Clinical Psychology, M.A. in Clinical Psychology and M.A. in Theological Studies. I had the opportunity to be mentored by Stanton Jones, who was at that time the program director and is now the provost at Wheaton. His scholarship included work on integration of psychology and theology and the topic of homosexuality.
When I graduated from Wheaton in 1998 I moved to Virginia Beach and began working in the Doctoral Program in Clinical Psychology at Regent. I continued writing about integration and also about homosexuality. Since that time I launched the Institute for the Study of Sexual Identity (ISSI). You can learn more about ISSI at www.sexualidentityinstitute.org and follow our work at www.facebook.com/ISSI.Site. There are now approximately 12-14 students in the School of Psychology and Counseling who actively participate in ISSI. We work together in three major areas: research, training and clinical services. The research we conduct is on sexual identity and gender identity, how it develops and synthesizes over time, and the attributions people make in response to their same-sex sexuality or experiences of gender dysphoria. Trainings are conducted monthly for students in ISSI. This year we are opening The Sexual and Gender Identity Health Clinic in cooperation with the Psychological Services Center and my local practice. Clinical services include individual, couple, family and group therapy and consultations for those who are navigating these issues.
I currently teach the following doctoral courses: Applied/Clinical Integration, Ethics, Integration Capstone, and Sexuality/Sex Therapy. I have also taught courses in Psychopathology, Family Therapy, Geropsychology and Christian Healing. My philosophy of teaching involves seeing whatever subject matter we study "through the eyes of faith." I tend to be student-oriented, focusing on engaging students through the subject matter and its application to their professional identity and ways in which God may be at work in their lives. I also try to call students to be good stewards of the many resources they have been given, to teach them to be advocates for those who are marginalized, and to see what they do in the context of God's redemptive plan.
I have published three integration textbooks on family therapy, psychopathology, and sexuality/sex therapy. I have also written several books on sexual identity. My most recent book is Understanding Gender Dysphoria: Navigating Transgender Issues in a Changing Culture.
In addition to these books, I regularly publish in various journals, such as Psychotherapy and Professional Psychology: Research and Practice, as well as integration journals, such as Journal of Psychology and Christianity and Journal of Psychology and Theology. I encourage students in ISSI to present at local, regional and national/international conferences, and have recently co-presented with students at the APA annual conferences, as well as conferences hosted by the Christian Association for Psychological Studies and the American Association of Christian Counselors.
In terms of professional service, I serve on the editorial board of the Journal of Psychology and Theology and have served as an ad hoc reviewer with Journal of Homosexuality. I also provide frequent consultations to churches and other institutions. These have included several universities affiliated with the Council for Christian Colleges and Universities (CCCU) as well as the National Institute of Corrections. I am also the chair of the task force on LGBT issues for Division 36 (Psychology of Religion and Spirituality) of the APA.
I have been honored to be named the Rosemarie Scotti Hughes Endowed Chair and was previously awarded the Chancellor's Award for Excellence (Professor of the Year) for research, service and teaching at Regent University.


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Problem: I have a fresh install under a new domain on my old hosting. In playing with the DNS and setting things up I totally blew out my old wordpress install and decided to jump the gun and just uninstall it then re-install it in the new location.
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Oh, this delicious month of May! I hope I remember it always, these warm afternoons on the back deck, string lights overhead, green canopies reaching up from the tree limbs and almost to the rooftop of our brick house. Throughout our little 1960s neighborhood, on the hour, all day long, you can hear church bells chime from a few blocks away, clear and loud, shooting out hymns from my childhood into the bright blue sky, and some days I almost can't believe the magic of them, mixing with the rustle of leaves in the wind, dogs barking next door, someone's lawnmower at work. I have already lived many Mays, but it is this May in which I've taken special delight, in large part because of the white, plastic adirondack chairs we recently purchased for $12 apiece (what a pittance compared to what they've returned, hours in the sunshine or the evening chill while Rocco plays on blankets at our feet); and, also, in perhaps much larger part, because of something I sense changing, finally changing, … [Read more...]
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Summer 2014 will go down in my mental history books as the summer when: Tim and I drove a friend's beat-up truck to East Nashville so we could load my old roommate's queen-sized mattress and box spring, strap it in as best we could with ropes and gravity, then truck it back down the highway like those crazy people you never want to wind up stuck behind, praying it wouldn't fly off. It will be the summer both my old roommates moved away. The summer of days so hot, sweat layers on sweat. The summer I did things like look up the owner of a property on public records, cyber-stalk him and email a "Hey, have you thought about selling your place?" The summer of sweet old ladies like Edna, whom we met this week, who lived in her house for 50+ years and whose husband worked on airplanes and who is only trying to move now because he died last year. The day after I met her, I sat at Provence with my work buddies, thinking about people who can't get out to coffee shops in the middle of the day, … [Read more...]
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Tim and I live in the downstairs of a 1940s-style house; I may have mentioned this before. If you walk into our living room from the front porch, you see built-ins around the fireplace, stuffed with the combined libraries of 20+ years of separate lives: a few textbooks, many novels, the guidebook and accompanying tapes for a 'How to Speak Italian' course. For the first few months we lived together, the mantel between these shelves was completely bare; December brought a $5 fresh pine wreath from Aldi, which we left mounted weeks past New Year's; we finally threw it in the fireplace in February, planning to watch it burn, but it's still sitting there. In its stead are perched a giant canvas engagement shot, a few framed prints and a wooden letter "M" I spray-painted white in a few Pinterest-driven weeks last winter. Besides the ottomans and the rug, everything in this living room is either from our previous apartments or hand-built by Tim; that's true in most of the house. The … [Read more...]
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I know I could write this post about our holidays---our first Christmas traveling to both Ohio and Chicago; our first year of giving gifts as a couple; our first Christmas stretching between two families because we are our now our own. I could tell you about all the food we ate---the amazing, high-quality, enjoyable meals of homemade braciole and fork-tender pot roast and filet mignon kabobs. I could tell you, the way I've told Tim, how humbling it is to be outgiven, the way we were by both our families, who generously, thoughtfully gave us with gifts far beyond our needs or expectations. But the truth is, the only thing that keeps coming out when I try to write this post is something much more simple, something much less interesting or profound. It's the thing I can't stop thinking about lately, the reasoning behind purchases and lunches and a fridge stocked with greens: I love salad. I know, I know, this isn't the kind of revelatory factoid you want someone to drop on … [Read more...]
roasted tomato toasts (+ an update on self-employment!)
Somewhere in the midst of the last two weeks---nestled right in amongst planning a wedding, looking for a place to live, climbing (up ropes! for my first! time! ever!) at Cummins Falls, watching fireworks, meeting and spending time with the very lovely Joanna and Brad (and feeling like we've been friends a long time), attending a Vitamix party, getting my car's brakes fixed, and making two batches of coconut macaroons---I hit a pretty important milestone: For those of you who've been with me on this entire journey, you'll know it's something worth celebrating, which is exactly what I intend to do with this post: as of this month, I've been self-employed for an entire year. Milestones have a way of making you think about things, if you know what I mean. You look back, you look forward, you compare where you are with where you've been, with where you thought you'd be. A year into something, you have a better perspective than you did two months in. And so, a year into working … [Read more...]


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This is — nuts? For a $25 discount, you will soon be able to purchase a Kindle 3 (WiFi-only version) with ads served by Visa, Olay and Buick, among others coming in the future. When the the e-reader is idle, a screensaver from one of the companies aforementioned would appear, or an advertisement bar at the bottom of the homescreen (no ads while reading, however). According to Amazon's own Kindle director, Jay Marine, seems to think that "customers are going to love it." Oh, really?
First of all, let's hope this is not a trend. Secondly, only $25? $114 is still a lot to be asking for ads. So technically, you'd be paying for ads. Weird, eh? It releases May 3rd; pre-orders begin today.
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About Feedback for Teachers (FFT)
Feedback for Teachers (FFT) is an online survey system that provides an avenue for individual staff members to gain feedback on their teaching. It is an optional service through which staff members place an order for each class they wish to survey.
The Feedback for Teachers survey serves two purposes:
- Providing information for individual teachers to reflect on and improve their teaching, using student perceptions and experiences as one of several sources of feedback.
- As a source of evidence when demonstrating teaching excellence e.g. in an application for a job, promotion, or teaching award.
Results are returned only to the teacher that placed the order. It is up to them to decide whether to discuss the feedback with colleagues and what action to take. Academic staff in either the Educational Innovation (EI) Team or the Quality and Analytics (QA) Group are available to discuss the feedback and advise on the development of improved teaching strategies.
To avoid the over-surveying of students, it is recommended that student feedback be collected only with the clear intention of acting upon it, and that students be informed of any actions and improvements arising from the feedback they have provided.
While useful, student perceptions are only one source of feedback on the teaching and learning process. Resources to assist you in undertaking peer- and self-evaluation are available here. Should you wish to discuss alternative ways of obtaining feedback on your teaching from sources other than students, please do not hesitate to contact an academic staff member in either the EI Team or QA Group.
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There are a range of FFT questionnaire versions available, depending on the teaching setting: lectures, tutorials and demonstrations. In addition, Sydney Law School teachers have to option to use a tailored questionnaire.
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FFT orders must be placed by the staff member wishing to get feedback on their teaching here prior to the USS for their unit of study opening (which usually occurs in the last two weeks of each teaching period). The FFT is administered online, using Sydney Student and Timetabling data to automatically generate a list of classes available to be surveyed for each unit of study, and to identify the students enrolled in each class selected. If no Timetabling information is available for a unit of study, you will be asked to either provide a list of student IDs for the sub-set of students you wish to survey, or you will be given the option to survey all students enrolled in the unit.
Students will be emailed an invitation to participate on the survey open date, which will be linked to the scheduled USS open date for that unit. Students who have not responded will be emailed a reminder one week later. To maximise response rates, we recommend teachers allow time in class for students to complete the survey on their smartphone/tablet/laptop via www.sydney.edu.au/itl/surveys/complete. Further tips on maximising response rates are available here.
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With the feature Red Hat Cloud Access, RHEL Premium subscribers now have the choice of running Linux on their own servers or as a cloud service while still maintaining the same support model. All versions of Red Hat Enterprise Linux as of 5.5 will have the simultaneous local server and Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) support to ensure consistency in both environments. The support applies to all RHEL 5.5 provided functionality, including security updates and functional extensions.
Red Hat released its current RHEL 5.5 at the end of March. Red Hat was already a participant along with other companies in Amazon's EC2 service since the end of 2007, although at that time it was still called Software as a Service (SaaS). Red Hat's Fedora community division is also busy with its own cloud computing working group.
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Chilean Stocks: Ripley and Sonda Rise; La Polar, Vapores Falls
The following companies had unusual price changes in Chilean trading. Stock symbols are in parentheses and prices are as of the close in Santiago.
The Ipsa index fell 0.6 percent to 4,219.47. The MSCI Chile index retreated 0.4 percent to 2,400.35.
Cia. Sud Americana de Vapores SA (VAPORES CC) dropped 2.3 percent to a record low 100 pesos. Latin America's largest container shipping company raised $129 million through the sale of 630 million new shares at the minimum price of 100.81 pesos each, out of a total 1 billion new shares for sale, according to an e-mailed press release.
Empresas La Polar SA (LAPOLAR CC), the department store operator under bankruptcy protection, fell 3 percent to 195.01 pesos, its 10th day of losses and its longest losing streak in eight months. The Chilean government's consumer protection agency lodged a Supreme Court appeal to prevent it from negotiating new credit terms with all clients that the company had previously modified unilaterally.
Ripley Corp SA (RIPLEY CC) rose 0.7 percent to 505.77 pesos. Chile's third-largest department store operator plans to invest $272 million throughout the next four years to open stores in Colombia, it said in a statement posted yesterday on the local regulator's website.
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Neonatal exposure to antiepileptic drugs disrupts striatal synaptic development†
Version of Record online: 11 MAY 2012
DOI: 10.1002/ana.23600
Copyright © 2012 American Neurological Association
Annals of Neurology
Volume 72, Issue 3, pages 363–372, September 2012
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Forcelli, P. A., Janssen, M. J., Vicini, S. and Gale, K. (2012), Neonatal exposure to antiepileptic drugs disrupts striatal synaptic development. Ann Neurol., 72: 363–372. doi: 10.1002/ana.23600
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Publication History
- Issue online: 2 OCT 2012
- Version of Record online: 11 MAY 2012
- Accepted manuscript online: 29 MAR 2012 06:19AM EST
- Manuscript Accepted: 23 MAR 2012
- Manuscript Revised: 5 MAR 2012
- Manuscript Received: 2 NOV 2011
Funded by
- Epilepsy Foundation (P.A.F.)
- NIH/NINDS. Grant Number: F31NS066822 (P.A.F.)
- NIH/NIMH. Grant Numbers: R21MH079991 (K.G.), R01MH64797 (S.V.)
- NIH/NIDA. Grant Number: T32DA007291 (P.A.F., M.J.J.)
- NIH/NINDS. Grant Number: T32NS041231 (P.A.F.)
- GlaxoSmithKline provided a research grant (K.G., P.A.F.) and lamotrigine
Drug exposure during critical periods of brain development may adversely affect nervous system function, posing a challenge for treating infants. This is of particular concern for treating neonatal seizures, as early life exposure to drugs such as phenobarbital is associated with adverse neurological outcomes in patients and induction of neuronal apoptosis in animal models. The functional significance of the preclinical neurotoxicity has been questioned due to the absence of evidence for functional impairment associated with drug-induced developmental apoptosis.
We used patch-clamp recordings to examine functional synaptic maturation in striatal medium spiny neurons from neonatal rats exposed to antiepileptic drugs with proapoptotic action (phenobarbital, phenytoin, lamotrigine) and without proapoptotic action (levetiracetam). Phenobarbital-exposed rats were also assessed for reversal learning at weaning.
Recordings from control animals revealed increased inhibitory and excitatory synaptic connectivity between postnatal day (P)10 and P18. This maturation was absent in rats exposed at P7 to a single dose of phenobarbital, phenytoin, or lamotrigine. Additionally, phenobarbital exposure impaired striatal-mediated behavior on P25. Neuroprotective pretreatment with melatonin, which prevents drug-induced neurodevelopmental apoptosis, prevented the drug-induced disruption in maturation. Levetiracetam was found not to disrupt synaptic development.
Our results provide the first evidence that exposure to antiepileptic drugs during a sensitive postnatal period impairs physiological maturation of synapses in neurons that survive the initial drug insult. These findings suggest a mechanism by which early life exposure to antiepileptic drugs can impact cognitive and behavioral outcomes, underscoring the need to identify therapies that control seizures without compromising synaptic maturation. ANN NEUROL 2012;72:363–372