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Another Milestone…
Today, Avant Music News in 5 years old.
I started this blog back in 2003 on a whim. It seemed like it would be useful to have a place where news and information is posted about weird and creative music without too much spin or opinion.
The focus of the site has always been on reporting the facts. Thus, I've eschewed writing too many reviews or opinion pieces. However, I'm not big on rules, so I let the site vary from this path from time to time.
Readership has held steady at around 400-600 people daily over the last couple of years. I get tons of email each day and try to sift through it the best I can for 4-8 relevant articles to post. Some days are better than others.
I don't believe that I've missed a day for over two years now. Granted, a lot of credit should go to the people wrote wrote the WordPress software, as it allows me to schedule future posts. This permits me to take a day off now and then.
I've received a great many emails from readers and musics with comments, and occasionally criticism. I read all of these, though I can only respond to a few, and usually do so very briefly. But keep them coming. I enjoy staying in touch with many of you.
While I've got your attention…should you wish to read reviews of all kinds of interesting music, head over to our sister-site, Outer Music Diary. Tom and Mike have been reviewing like madmen this year and you'll be hard pressed to find two more knowledgeable writers.
Thanks to everyone for all of the support over the years.
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Congratulations on five years, and please keep keep up the good work. I check AMN a couple of times a week through my RSS reader, and really appreciate your efforts to keep up with a wide range of music in a wide variety of locales.
Coincidentally, just yesterday I named AMN as "site of the week" over at my place:
I did not know you'd be celebrating your site's fifth anniversary this week, but so much the better!
Given the wide geographic range of your coverage, I might as well mention some St. Louis organizations that perhaps you'd be interested in covering:
Black Artist Group
(a revival/rebirth based on the concepts of the original BAG of the late 1960s & early 1970s, which included Oliver Lake, Julius Hemphill, Hamiet Bluiett and many others.)
New Music Circle
(Long-running presenter of new music celebrates its 50th anniversary next year)
Lemp Neighborhood Arts Center
(Performance space that presents concerts including free improvisation, electronic music, noise, and other "outside" genres)
Open Lot
(A new performance space that's showcasing improvisation, "weird folk", and other genres)
Echolocation Recordings
(Another musician-run indie label with lots of free improv, electronic music, etc.)
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Released: Jun 01st, 2006
Running Time: 136
Director: Rocco Siffredi
Cast: Jessica (I), Omar Galanti, Dennis (I), Zenza Raggi, Miulee, Dieter Von Stein, Christian (I) (TS-friendly performer), Bibi Fox, Viv, Jazz Duro, Judith Fox
Critical Rating: AAAA
Genre: All-Sex
While these may be "Rocco?s" tails and while director Rocco Siffredi's face is on the boxcover, the man himself does not appear in this?this is worth noting to fans who reasonably may buy this expecting to see him performing in it based on a cursory glance and expectations based on previous purchases. He's behind the camera and he talks to the girls but nope, the legend doesn't come out to fuck them. Sad.
Anyway, what is in here is good Euro fucking with Judith Fox in a vinyl bustier gets vag and ass fucked roughly and beautifully while her face is slapped. Bibi Fox tempts construction workers to come in and fuck her holes after being neglected by her husband for too long.
Retailing: General Euro/Evil section?note Rocco's non-presence.

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Report – Kingdoms of Amalur developer in financial difficulties
The government of Rhode Island is taking steps to keep a struggling Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning developer 38 Studios open, according to a new report.
Speaking to NBC 10, Rhode Island Governor Lincoln Chafee admitted the developer is in financial difficulties.
"We're always working to keep Rhode Island companies solvent, and that's what we're doing with 38 Studios," he said.
The state government has a strong interest in the company's future because it made a $75 million loan guarantee to establish 38 Studios locally. The developer's financial problems have apparently brought that decision into question.
38 Studios was founded by pro baseball player Curt Schilling in Massachusetts and moved to Rhode Island in 2011, two years after acquiring former THQ studio Big Huge Games.
The studio's first effort was Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning, published by EA Partners, which was reasonably well received.
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Rabbids Big Bang
Forget the Milky Way! This is the Rabbids Way! Rabbids Big Bang is the first Rabbids physic-based game on mobile devices that lets you pilot a Rabbid in space with the tip of your finger! BECOME AN EXPERT RABBID PILOT WITH ONLY ONE FINGER! * Use a bat to thrust a Rabbid into space… * … and control its trajectory using the jetpack and planet gravity. * Play tactically as your fuel will drain when you boost. * Don't crash into the planets... unless you're asked to! COMPLETE 150 SILLY AND CHALLENGING MISSIONS * Explore 10 different wacky galaxies each of them offering 15 missions. * Bounce on Space Duckies, hit Space Cows, or fly your Rabbid to the Sun. * Use our ranking system to progress with your Rabbid and unlock achievements. UPGRADE & CUSTOMIZE YOUR RABBID * Collection coins to upgrade the jetpack and increase its power. * Customize your Rabbid with new helmets, bats and more for the funniest looks. * Equip your Rabbid with special items and master the galaxy of fun! THE RABBIDS WACKY HUMOR *Space cows, cheese planets, UFOs… Your Rabbid will have more than one occasion to scream Bwaaah…and so will you! Rabbids Big Bang is made for your children! It includes a parental gate that prevents accidental in-app purchases. Game available in: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish, Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Brazilian Portuguese and Russian. Stay on top of your game! Get the latest news, deals, and more at.... FACEBOOK: http://facebook.com/UbisoftMobileGames TWITTER: http://twitter.com/ubisoftmobile YOUTUBE: http://youtube.com/user/UbisoftMore
- Pilot your Rabbid in space with one finger
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What the heck, already purchased.
I have already purchased this game. Why if I own it and have a receipt, should I purchase it again to play it on my phone. The receipt doesn't specify a platform or device. Thought WP was great but these double purchases are making me gravitate back towards Android again.More
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Challenging and entertaining
The craziness of the game is entertaining like most of them but after that it is a truly challenging in a fun simple casual type of way game. In that way its like angry birds space But when I'm playing it feels nothing like it. In a lot of ways its more challenging but its not as gratifying to circle planets as it is to knock down a structure. It can also be frustrating but that's part of its addictiveness. It's well worth a spot in your library for $1.04 and bottom line I like it. Great addition to the genreMore
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Fun casual game
I enjoyed it. Challenging game of flinging creepy rabbits through space.More
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Achievement and leaderboard buttons don't work
Both are broken links on main menu. Overall fun game though, identical to the Windows Phone version.More
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Xbox Live Doesn't Work
You can no longer unlock achievements since the latest update, so if you love your achievements avoid this at all costs... or until they fix it. Not a terrible game otherwise.More
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Great game
This game runs perfectly and smoothly on my computer that has windows 8.1 pro 64-bit. I haven't had any issues with this game and I've been playing it for a while. I beat like 5 galaxies or worlds already and didn't have one problem. This game is fun and addicting and easy to play and learnMore
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Free for Limited Time
I have chance to enjoy this game thanks to red stripe deal. This is a gravity game. You can collect coins in the game to upgrade your Jetpack and bat. But if you want to buy some clothes, your coins may not be enough. $$$ is needed then. it is still a fun game though.More
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Very fun game
Lots of fun, worked great for a while - unfortunately, lost all save progress after a couple weeks :( The game froze and crashed and then when I went back in all of my progress was gone. Hope that gets fixed in a future update and then we'll play again. Please stabilize, so much fun when it works.More
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The game seems fairly polished and has some challenging levels. It's almost like a twist to angry birds but with objectives other than smashing structures. If you love the Rabbids franchise, this is a must. Great game even for people who aren't fans. Worth a play!More
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Eight years into his rule, he renamed the country the Great Socialist People's Libyan Jamahiriya. (Jamahiriya was his Arabic translation for a state of the masses.) "In the era of the masses, power is in the hands of the people themselves and leaders disappear forever," he wrote in The Green Book, a three-volume political tract that was required reading in every school.
For decades, Libyans noted dryly that he did not seem to be disappearing any time soon; he became the longest-serving Arab or African leader. Yet he always presented himself as beloved guide and chief clairvoyant, rather than ruler. Indeed, he seethed when a popular uprising inspired by similar revolutions next door in Tunisia and Egypt first sought to drive him from power.
"I am a glory that Libya cannot forgo and the Libyan people cannot forgo, nor the Arab nation, nor the Islamic nation, nor Africa, nor Latin America, nor all the nations that desire freedom and human dignity and resist tyranny!" Gadhafi shouted in February. "Moammar Gadhafi is history, resistance, liberty, glory, revolution!"
It was a typically belligerent and random harangue. He vowed to fight to his last drop of blood.
"This is my country!" he roared as he shook his fist and pounded the lectern. "Moammar is not a president to quit his post. Moammar is the leader of the revolution until the end of time!"
He blamed all manner of bogeymen — including the U.S., operatives of al-Qaida and youths "fueled by milk and Nescafe spiked with hallucinogenic drugs." But he also made it clear that he was ready to hunt "all" the "rats" to eliminate anyone who participated. "Everything will burn," he vowed.
At least once a decade, Gadhafi fomented shocking violence that terrorized Libyans.
In the late 1970s and early '80s, he eliminated even mild critics through public trials and executions. Kangaroo courts were staged on soccer fields or basketball courts, where the accused were interrogated, often urinating in fear as they begged for their lives. The events were televised to make sure that no Libyan missed the point.
The bodies of one group of students hanged in downtown Tripoli's main square were left there to rot for a week, opposition figures said, and traffic was rerouted to force cars to pass by.
In the 1990s, faced with growing Islamist opposition, Gadhafi bombed towns in eastern Libya, and his henchmen were widely believed to have opened fire on prisoners in Tripoli's Abu Salim prison, killing about 1,200.
"Gadhafi's ability to have survived so long rests on his convenient position in not being committed to a single ideology and his use of violence in such a theatrical way," said Hisham Matar, the author of "In the Country of Men," a novel that depicts the devastation of life under Gadhafi. "He deliberately tried to create a campaign that would terrorize the population, that would traumatize them to such an extent that they would never think of expressing their thoughts politically or socially."
Gadhafi survived countless coup and assassination attempts and cracked down harshly afterward, alienating important Libyan tribes. He imported soldiers from his misadventures in places like Sudan, Chad and Liberia, transforming Libya's ragtag militias into what he styled as his African or Islamic legions.
Gadhafi was born to illiterate Bedouin parents in a tent just inland from the coastal town of Sirte in 1942. (Some sources give the date as June 7.) His father herded camels and sheep.
One grandfather was killed in the 1911 Italian invasion to colonize Libya.
His parents scrimped for his education, first with a local cleric and then secondary school. He began to idolize President Gamal Abdel Nasser of Egypt, who preached Arab unity and socialism after deposing the king in a 1952 coup. He showed enough promise to enter the Royal Military Academy at Benghazi, in eastern Libya, and in 1966 was sent to England for a course on military communications. He learned English.
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In fall 2008, a permanent mile-long outdoor exhibit was installed in downtown Kansas City for all to explore. Voyage: A Journey Through the Solar System is built at one ten-billionth the size of the actual solar system and displays three-dimensional model planets, moons, a sun, and even asteroids and comets with storyboards providing information throughout. Starting at 13th and Baltimore, this exhibit underwritten by the Kauffman Foundation [1] runs south through the Crossroads district to Union Station. Learn all about our solar system through these books and films for both adults and kids at the Library.
Our Solar System | Planets | The Sun and Stars | Space Exploration | Asteroids and Comets | Documentary Films | Other Resources
Lives of the Planets: A Natural History of the Solar System [2]
By Richard Corfield
A grand overview of the dynamic and endlessly fascinating field of astronomy, Lives of the Planets describes a scientific field in the midst of a revolution.
The New Solar System [3]
Edited by J. Kelly Beatty, Carolyn Collins Petersen, and Andrew Chaikin
As the definitive guide for the armchair astronomer, The New Solar System has established itself as the leading book on planetary science and solar system studies. Incorporating the latest knowledge of the solar system, a distinguished team of researchers, many of them Principal Investigators on NASA missions, explain the solar system with expert ease.
Our Solar System [4] (for kids)
By Seymour Simon
Born almost 5 billion years ago at the edge of the Milky Way galaxy, our solar system is a place filled with mystery and wonder. In the last fifty years, we have learned more than ever about the farthest reaches of our world. With dramatic full-color photographs and spacecraft images, Our Solar System takes young readers on a fascinating tour of the sun, the eight planets, and their moons, plus asteroids, comets, and meteoroids.
Exploring Space [5] (for kids)
By Robin Birch
This book introduces young readers to the planets, the Sun, the Moon, and other objects in space. The kid-friendly diagrams help explain concepts such as constellation patterns, hemispheres, orbits, and phases of the Moon.
Next Stop, Neptune: Experiencing the Solar System [6] (for kids)
By Alvin Jenkins
Astronomer Alvin Jenkins and illustrator Steve Jenkins take readers on an incredible tour of the solar system. Filled with amazing facts about planets, moons, asteroids and everything in between, this book teaches young stargazers everything they need to know.
The Cambridge Photographic Guide to the Planets [7]
By F.W. Taylor
This book includes a broad selection of the latest images of the planets, moons, comets, and asteroids of the Earth's Solar System. Beginning with a comprehensive introduction to the planetary system, its origin and its evolution, physicist Frederick Taylor devotes each chapter to a different planet or Solar System body, with a thorough presentation of its moons and rings, and incorporates images from planetary missions and explanatory captions.
Is Pluto a Planet?: A Historical Journey Through the Solar System [8]
By David A. Weintraub
This volume tells the story of how the meaning of the word "planet" has changed from antiquity to the present day, as new objects in our solar system have been discovered. In lively, thoroughly accessible prose, Weintraub provides the historical, philosophical, and astronomical background that allows readers to decide whether Pluto is indeed a planet.
The Planets [9]
By Dava Sobel
Sobel brings science and history deftly to life as she explores the origins of the planets and reveals the exotic environments that exist in each of these fascinating alien worlds. This book tells the story of each member of our solar family, from their discovery, both mythic and historic, to the latest data from the modern era's robotic space probes and images from the Hubble Space Telescope.
The Planets [10] (for kids)
By Gail Gibbons
This nonfiction picture book, illustrated with watercolors, is an introduction to astronomy and includes descriptions of the sun and all the planets in the solar system.
11 Planets: A New View of the Solar System [11] (for kids)
By David A. Aguilar
Using spectacular computer artwork and simple engaging text, this colorful book profiles all 11 planets in our newly categorized solar system: terrestrial Mercury, Venus, Earth, and Mars; gas giants Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune; and dwarf planets Pluto, Ceres, and Eris.
The Hundred Greatest Stars [12]
By James B. Kaler
There are as many different kinds of stars as there are stars themselves. Each is an individual, every one unique. In this arresting and lavishly illustrated volume, noted astronomy writer and teacher Jim Kaler choose 100 stars to illustrate the mind-boggling variety of the stars' shapes and sizes, their immense ages, and the vast range of configurations in which they exist.
The Cambridge Encyclopedia of the Sun [13]
By Kenneth R. Lang
The Sun is our powerhouse, sustaining life on Earth, energizing our planet, and fueling the engine of life. Its warmth drives our weather, lifting water from the seas, and producing winds that drive clouds over the continents. The Cambridge Encyclopedia of the Sun is the fundamental, up-to-date reference source of information about this life-enhancing star, covering everything from basic facts to detailed concepts.
A Walk Through the Heavens: A Guide to Stars and Constellations and Their Legends [14]
By Milton D. Heifetz and Wil Tirion
This book is a beautiful and easy-to-use guide to the constellations of the northern hemisphere. By following the unique simplified maps, readers will be able to easily find and identify the constellations and the stars within them. Ancient myths and legends of the sky are retold, adding to the mystery of the stars. Written for the complete beginner, this practical guide introduces the patterns of the starry skies in a memorable way. No equipment is needed, apart from normal sight and clear skies.
Stars [15] (for kids)
By Seymour Simon
With photographs and illustrations, award-winning science writer Seymour Simon provides up-to-date information about many varieties of stars.
Spaceflight: The Complete Story from Sputnik to Shuttle -- and Beyond [16]
By Giles Sparrow
Published in 2007 to coincide with the 50th anniversary of the first space flight, this illustrated book about the history of humans in space covers the fascinating quest for the final frontier, from the first space flight to today's missions and beyond.
Space: A History of Space Exploration in Photographs [17]
By Andrew Chaikin
Written by one of the world's foremost scientific journalists and space historians, Andrew Chaikin, and with 400 images from all the major space agencies including rare images from Russia, Space is a visually stunning and enlightening book about a pivotal and hugely exciting period in history.
Exploring the Solar System: A History with 22 Activities [18] (for kids)
By Mary Kay Carson
In this illuminating activity book, kids can delve into the rich history of space exploration, where telescopes, satellites, probes, landers, and human missions lead to amazing discoveries.
Space Travelers [19] (for kids)
By Seymour Simon
What's it like to live in space? Explore the amazing feats of space flight, from the earliest satellites and moon landings to the contemporary shuttle and Space Station missions.
David Levy's Guide to Observing and Discovering Comets [20]
By David H. Levy
David Levy has held a lifelong passion for comets, and is one of the most successful comet discoverers in history. In this book he describes the observing techniques that have been developed over the years – from visual observations and searching, to photography, through to electronic charge-coupled devices (CCDs). He combines the history of comet hunting with the latest techniques, showing how our understanding of comets has evolved over time.
Asteroids: A History [21]
By Curtis Peebles
This full history on asteroid investigation shows how ideas about the orbiting boulders have evolved, describing how scientists have gradually come to agree that asteroids caused the Moon's craters and dinosaur extinction and that an icy band of asteroids rim the solar system.
Comets [22] (for kids)
By Gregory L. Vogt
Expert science writer Gregory L. Vogt provides the most current information available from NASA about surface features, weather, atmosphere, moons, rings, and other unusual features. Color photographs and illustrations highlight the text.
Asteroids [23] (for kids)
By Isaac Asimov; with revisions and updating by Richard Hantula
This book provides a fascinating mixture of science fact and theory combined with his highly readable prose. The result is a book capable of answering, in an understandable and truly informative way, the multitude of questions children ask when they gaze skyward.
The Universe, Season 1 [24]
This documentary TV series made for the History Channel examines the sun, Mars, Earth, Jupiter, the moon, Mercury, Venus, Saturn, other galaxies, stars, the outer planets, the search for extraterrestrials, and more.
Planets [25] (for kids)
Take a journey through our solar system in this documentary ideal for children.
All About the Sun [26] (for kids)
Kids will learn all about the star at the center of our solar system in this documentary.
All About the Planets [27] (for kids)
This documentary for children discusses the planets of our solar system and provides important statistics for each one.
Find information about and photos of our solar system, space flight, aeronautics, and much more.
Our Solar System - National Geographic [29]
Explore and learn from this interactive site about our solar system.
Visible Earth [30]
View images and animations of our home planet from NASA.
Google Sky [31]
View the planets, constellations, and even distant galaxies with this interactive website.
Book descriptions provided by BookLetters.
[1] http://www.kauffman.org/items.cfm?itemID=1025
[2] http://kcaqua.kclibrary.org/?q=title:%22Lives+of+the+Planets%22+author:%22Corfield%22
[3] http://kcaqua.kclibrary.org/?q=title:%22The+New+Solar+System%22+author:%22Beatty%22
[4] http://kcaqua.kclibrary.org/?q=title:%22Our+Solar+System%22+author:%22Simon%22
[5] http://kcaqua.kclibrary.org/?q=title:%22Exploring+Space%22+author:%22Birch%22
[6] http://kcaqua.kclibrary.org/?q=title:%22Next+Stop%252c+Neptune%22+author:%22Jenkins%22
[7] http://kcaqua.kclibrary.org/?q=title:%22Cambridge+Photographic+Guide+to+the+Planets%22+author:%22Taylor%22
[8] http://kcaqua.kclibrary.org/?q=title:%22Is+Pluto+a+Planet%22+author:%22Weintraub%22
[9] http://kcaqua.kclibrary.org/?q=title:%22Planets%22+author:%22Dava+Sobel%22
[10] http://kcaqua.kclibrary.org/?q=title:%22Planets%22+author:%22Gibbons%22
[11] http://kcaqua.kclibrary.org/?q=title:%2211+Planets%22+author:%22Aguilar%22
[12] http://kcaqua.kclibrary.org/?q=title:%22Hundred+Greatest+Stars%22+author:%22Kaler%22
[13] http://kcaqua.kclibrary.org/?q=title:%22The+Cambridge+Encyclopedia+of+the+Sun%22+author:%22Lang%22
[14] http://kcaqua.kclibrary.org/?q=title:%22A+Walk+Through+the+Heavens%22+author:%22Heifetz%22
[15] http://kcaqua.kclibrary.org/?q=title:%22Stars%22+author:%22Simon%22
[16] http://kcaqua.kclibrary.org/?q=title:%22Spaceflight%22+author:%22Sparrow%22
[17] http://kcaqua.kclibrary.org/?q=title:%22Space%22+author:%22Chaikin%22
[18] http://kcaqua.kclibrary.org/?q=title:%22Exploring+the+Solar+System%22+author:%22Carson%22
[19] http://kcaqua.kclibrary.org/?q=title:%22Space+Travelers%22+author:%22Simon%22
[20] http://kcaqua.kclibrary.org/?q=title:%22David+Levy%27s+Guide+to+Observing+and+Discovering+Comets%22
[21] http://kcaqua.kclibrary.org/?q=title:%22Asteroids%22+author:%22Peebles%22
[22] http://kcaqua.kclibrary.org/?q=title:%22Comets%22+author:%22Vogt%22
[23] http://kcaqua.kclibrary.org/?q=title:%22Asteroids%22+author:%22Asimov%22
[24] http://kcaqua.kclibrary.org/?q=title:%22universe%22+author:%22Samuel+Dolan%22
[25] http://kcaqua.kclibrary.org/?q=title:%22Planets%22+author:%22Hearle%22
[26] http://kcaqua.kclibrary.org/?q=title:%22All+About+the+Sun%22
[27] http://kcaqua.kclibrary.org/?q=title:%22All+About+the+Planets%22
[28] http://www.nasa.gov/
[29] http://science.nationalgeographic.com/science/space/solar-system
[30] http://visibleearth.nasa.gov/
[31] http://www.google.com/sky/


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"I'm not going to lie: I was scared at first," said Gilson, who currently leads the Pirates in scoring with 10.8 points per game. "You know those movies where the kids eat lunch in the bathroom? I thought that was going to be me. But the kids were so friendly." Very quickly, Gilson, who admits she has a "big personality," felt at home.
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You can ignore reality if it helps you sleep at night, but as CG correctly stated:
"... IF the Utes had a fan base capable of regularly filling a larger stadium, RES would have been expanded years ago."
The only reason RES was slightly expanded in the first place, was to accommodate the 2002 Olympics. Ten years later, RES still sits at 45,000+ capacity, with no firm plans for expansion.
That's LESS than BYU averaged in 1981, the year BEFORE less was expanded to 65,000+.
IF Utah really did have a "seemingly endless waiting-line for season tickets, miles-long", there's absolutely no reason Chris Hill wouldn't be moving full speed ahead on expanding RES.
Despite the whiny excuse making coming from the hill, actions speak MUCH louder than words.
- 12:30 p.m. May 15, 2013
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@ Swoop--
Where's your proof that UTAH wouldn't be able to fill-up R.E.S., post-expansion? Just simply pointing to Dr. Hill not immediately proceeding forward with it, doesn't even remotely come close to making any sense, whatsoever, nor has this ever been stated as the primary-cause for delay.
You people haven't come close to making a case for it and, on the contrary, only serve to strengthen what it is we've been laying claim to as the primary-reason for momentarily delaying it, regarding its cost. We're currently wrapping-up the construction of our brand-new, state of the art Football Facility, for instance, and have other sports we're allocating funds to, as well.
Again, provide definitive evidence of this theory of yours that the real issue at hand is this notion that UTAH is concerned about being able to fill-up R.E.S., once they've in fact completed its expansion. I sincerely look forward to your detailed, thorough break-down/analysis of it. Thanks in advance!!
- 12:51 p.m. May 15, 2013
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My understanding is that some PAC 12 schools are actually decreasing the size of their stadiums despite waiting lists for season tickets. To me this is positive proof that schools no longer care about the fans but about their bottom line. They make far more in media revenue than ticket and concession sells for games. Utah is also not a 100 % revenue earner until 2014...I believe they're only 50% this year, correct me if I'm wrong. To me this seems to make expansion of RES a low priority...and if you've been to the U campus recently, it is true they need major upgrades with other facilities. I've told people for a long time during alignment that this is why BYU doesn't care about the money they would get from a conference. They already have better facilities than half the BCS schools because they are a rich private institution. I think expanding RES would be stupid right now based on their present needs. I also don't believe Utah would have any problem selling 15000 more seats. My bro in law and sister talk about the lines and people waiting, so I don't think that's an issue.
- 12:54 p.m. May 15, 2013
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"Where's your proof that UTAH wouldn't be able to fill-up R.E.S., post-expansion?"
Where's your proof that Utah would be able to fill up RES post expansion?
Actions speak louder than words, and the fact that Chris Hill is hesitant to move forward on expansion plans is clear proof that your own AD has doubts about Utah fans being able to consistently fill RES, especially if the losing season, no bowl trend continues.
All Hill has to do to find evidence of how fickle Utah's fan base is, is look a couple blocks east of RES to the HC, which has become a vast sea of empty red chairs.
If money is the issue, then why aren't all of these "endless lines" of Utah fans helping cash-strapped Utah with private contributions to fund Utah's stadium expansion?
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Cougsndawgs- You are awfully reasonable and level-headed for a Cougar fan posting here on a Ute article. Thanks for adding to the conversation instead of just stirring the pot.
- 2:34 p.m. May 15, 2013
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"...some PAC 12 schools are actually decreasing the size of their stadiums despite waiting lists for season tickets. To me this is positive proof that schools no longer care about the fans but about their bottom line..."
That should be far more disturbing for Utah fans than simple cash flow impediments to expansion. What that's really saying is that Utah has become just another money-grubbing institution that's far more concerned with money, than its own fans.
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And of course you are going to post a "detailed, thorough break-down/analysis of" your assertion? I am going to venture a guess that you cannot, and will not.
If there truly were ""seemingly endless waiting-line for season tickets, miles-long" then expanding rice eccles would be utah's most pressing athletic infrastructure need and the others would all be behind it. Considering the only one of the other projects that might bring in more direct revenue would be hc improvements then your assertions appear to be...well...."frantic amd emotional".
I look forward to your "detailed, thorough break-down/analysis" of your assertions.
- 3:19 p.m. May 15, 2013
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"I'm uncertain of why you and your fellow BYU-fans insist on consistently making claim, but you clearly haven't done your homework, if you believe UTAH doesn't have a seemingly endless waiting-line for season tickets, miles-long."
That's gotta be one of the most confused comments I've ever seen on this blog, and that's saying alot.
As Duckhunter asked, where's your proof, your detailed analysis, that apparently only you and NV are privy to? You might want to share your little secret with Chris Hill who seems to be having doubts about the wisdom of expanding RES anytime soon.
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Just curious how many of the millions of Utah fans on this mystery waiting list would be willing to shell out money year after year for season tickets to watch a team that isn't even good enough to qualify for a bowl.
- 3:41 p.m. May 15, 2013
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"Utah is also not a 100 % revenue earner until 2014...I believe they're only 50% this year, correct me if I'm wrong."
You're wrong. This year, we'll be receiving a 75% share.
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I'm curious about a few things too.
I'm curious to see how the millions of cougar fans will do now that they finally have a big boy schedule. Will winning 5-6 games and maybe qualifying for the no-name bowl be good enough for them? Will losing a majority of those 2 for 1 games on the road be the exposure that you wanted?
How much of your hair will you pull out watching the on-going line of byu legacy kids committing to the U? (Jake Murphy, Harrison Handley,…)
How will you handle the on-going line of top in-state talent (Jackson Barton, Harvey Langi,…) committing to the U?
- 4:42 p.m. May 15, 2013
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"I'm curious to see how the millions of Cougar fans will do now that they finally have a big boy schedule."
BYU will do just fine playing a "big boy" schedule. Unlike the Utes, BYU has been playing the big boys for decades.
BYU played FIVE Top 25 teams last season, plus ACC division champ Georgia Tech, and MWC tri-champ SDSU, and still finished with an 8-5 record and #26 ranking in Sagarin.
Utah played TWO Top 25 teams, lost to both, and finished with a losing 5-7 record and #61 ranking in Sagarin, despite all of those BYU legacy kids playing for the Utes.
Unfortunately for U, the biggest difference between BYU and Utah isn't losing to better teams, the biggest difference is BYU doesn't lose to bad teams like 10-loss Colorado and 10-loss UNLV.
btw, BYU and USC are the ONLY programs from the West to make Athlon's Top 25 All-Time College Football Dynasties.
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I've never seen so many fans trying so desperately to explain why their big boy conference team is incapable of expanding their tiny little stadium to big boy size.
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Thank you Naval Vet. It is true that they will be 100% next year though right? I
wasn't sure if it was 50 or 75% this year so thanks for the info.
No I'm not saying Utah will necessarily decrease their seating like other schools have done. I was pointing to the fact that if other schools in the PAC 12 are decreasing their seating, than it decreases the pressure on Utah to increase right away. Btw the other schools aren't actually decreasing their stadium sizes, they're just decreasing the number of seats for season ticket holders to install luxury suites and skyboxes, etc. Still hurts fans to do that though because it lessens their opportunity for season tickets. I hope Utah knows better.
I think Utah is doing the right thing here. In business you always strengthen and upgrade your infrastructure before you expand it. And it's not like Chris hill didn't say expansion is off the table, it's just not going to happen before other renovations. To my fellow BYU fans, Utah has other facilities that NEED to be upgraded. RES is a beautiful facility that doesn't need upgrade, only expansion.
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Did anyone say rice eccles needed an "upgrade"? It is a nice little facility and doesn't need any apparent "upgrades". But it also doesn't need an expansion and chris hill apparently realizes this because there are no plans to do it anytime soon. The utah "fan"base needs to actually prove they are more than flash in the pan fair weahter types before that expense would be incurred. The only ones clamoring for an expansion are utah "fans" that simply see it as validation for their own tenuous "fan"base. Since there are no plans to do it anytime soon we can take that as the utah powers that be not giving them that validation.
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No I wasn't saying anyone said RES needed an update. I was referring to that because of my statement that most businesses solidify or upgrade their infrastructure before expanding their business. Utah's infrastructure needed upgrading (see the article about all the building and renovating they are doing right now) so that's what they're focusing on before expanding the football stadium. As far as whether they could fill more seats, that may be debatable, but in the end whi cares? They get more revenue from TV than ticket sales, so expanding the stadium is a low business priority right now. I also believe Utah WILL expand their stadium at some point because the plans have already been drawn up and it remains on their plans for the future. I know from my own experience with friends and some family who are ute fans that there is a waiting list for season tickets. How long that list is, and whether Utah could fill a 60,000 seat stadium is a matter of debate, but I don't think that's what's holding them up on stadium expansion...other pressing needs are taking the cash right now.
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Poor Cougar fans having to resort to stadium size banter, haha. Like they say, it's not the size of the stadium, it's the number on the scoreboard. Extending the winning streak this year and having a whole 3 years to crow about it is gonna be so nice.
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I personally hope they don't expand RES anytime soon. I love being able to sell my extra season tickets in the north end zone for over 3x face value every year.
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"Extending the winning streak this year and having a whole 3 years to crow about it is gonna be so nice".
Famous last words. I don't want to hear you crying or giving any excuses when the opposite happens. BYU is done giving gift baskets to the utes...our charity ends this year. GO COUGS!
- 10:48 a.m. May 16, 2013
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Poor Utah fans having to live with egg all over their faces after realizing that all of their stadium expansion banter turned out to be nothing more than wishful thinking, haha.
Call us when the Utes actually sell out a 60,000+ capacity RES for the first time.
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By Janaya Greene, Intern 2015 When I was about seven years old, Disney Channel was my all-time favorite TV network. I couldn't get enough of the channel's funny characters like Kim Possible and Lizzie McGuire, taking on life as young, female students trying to navigate a social life and find themselves. But it wasn't until … [Read more...]
"Sudden Adulthood": How Growing Up Too Fast Is a Normal Part of Life
By Lisbeth Leftwich, Intern 2015 The Millennial generation is a harbinger of doom ... or so the media would have us believe. Since this generation started to enter its teenage years, multitudes of articles have condemned the ways a zombielike obsession with technology coupled with over-nurturing since birth created millions of … [Read more...]
Dark Times Under the Radar: Black Women and Mental Illness
By Lakesha Lafayett TW: This post contains discussions of trauma, suicide, and self-harm, and may be triggering for some readers. It's a darkness and chaos many people experience, but few understand. Mental health issues are no doubt a problem, yet in trying to get help, black women and other women of color face challenges … [Read more...]
The Evolution of Pregnancy: From Shame to Post-baby Bodies and Kim Kardashian West
By Nicki Karimipour Kim Kardashian West is in the limelight again for one of her magazine cover appearances — but this time, she's fully clothed. Who could forget about the time she tried to break the Internet with her racy Paper Magazine cover in winter 2014? Kim K. appeared, sans (visible) makeup, on the cover of the … [Read more...]
7 Ways the Media's Depiction of Eating Disorders Failed Me As a Woman of Color
By Raquel Reichard for Mic, cross-posted with permission When I was in elementary school, I started dieting. I'd drink my mother's protein shakes and eat off-brand, low-fat frozen entrees. In seventh grade, I decided I just wouldn't eat at all. It worked for a while, but by high school I realized I could have a full meal — so … [Read more...]
Violence against Indigenous Women: Fun, Sexy, and No Big Deal on the Big Screen
By Elissa Washuta This piece originally published on Tumblr and cross-posted with permission The body of 15-year-old Tina Fontaine, a member of Sagkeeng First Nation, was pulled from the Red River in Winnipeg on August 17. Her murder has brought about an important conversation about the widespread violence against First … [Read more...]
MarginalizED Voices: Broadening the Conversation about Eating Disorders
By Allison Epstein If you've been following us here at Adios Barbie for a while, or if you were here with us for one special day this February, you know that an important part of our mission is to expand the conversation society currently allows about our bodies and ourselves. Without diverse and accurate representation, we risk … [Read more...]
Media Literacy 101
By Melissa A. Fabello So, I've been doing a lot of talks on media literacy lately. In the past six weeks alone, I've done presentations and panels on media literacy at Carroll University, Widener University, Temple University, and for Women's Way in Philadelphia. People are really into it. So I thought maybe it was about time to … [Read more...]
Lupita Nyong'o and the Evolving Paradox of Black Femininity
By Hannah Giorgis This piece was originally published at Youngist.org and can be read in its original context here. It's no secret that I am a Lupita Nyong'o fan girl. She is gorgeous, graceful, and certifiably ***flawless. The actress gained worldwide attention for her heart-wrenching portrayal of the enslaved Patsey in … [Read more...]


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Project Management Fundamentals (2011)
Discover how to more efficiently manage your business projects. Author Bonnie Biafore lays out a set of principles and examines the concepts behind project management, from defining the problem, establishing project objectives, and building a project plan to meeting deadlines, managing team resources, and closing the project. The course also provides tips for reporting on project performance, keeping a project on track, and gaining customer acceptance.
Lynda.com is now a PMI Registered Education Provider. This course qualifies for professional development units (PDUs). To view the activity and PDU details for this course, click here.
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- Understanding projects and project management
- Exploring project management software options
- Gathering requirements
- Identifying deliverables and success criteria
- Creating a scope statement
- Identifying stakeholders
- Building a work breakdown structure
- Identifying resources
- Building a schedule
- Creating a risk management plan
- Developing a change management plan
- Understanding team dynamics
- Gathering data
- Evaluating project schedule and cost performance
- Documenting lessons learned
- Closing contracts, accounts, and transitioning
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- Hi, I'm Bonnie Biafore and this is Project Management Fundamentals. This course teaches you how to manage your projects more effectively from beginning to end. We'll begin by taking a closer look at the general concepts of project management. I'll then take you through to finding a project starting with identifying the problem to solve and how you're going to solve it. Next, we'll discuss planning your project. We'll take a look at identifying the work that needs to be done, building a schedule, and defining the ground rules for how you run your project.
Finally, I'll provide tips for launching your project and monitoring and controlling its performance so that you stay on time and within budget. Having the proper tools in your project toolbox is critical to running a successful project. I'll introduce you to these tools and how to use them effectively in Project Management Fundamentals.
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Wallace Community College received a $20,000 grant from MetLife. The extra funds will be put to use through the nursing program.
Officials say it will act as a threefold: it will help qualified nursing students pay for their exam.
Other parts will be used to buy videos assisting students' skills for home health care facilities and also space and training aids for those in the home health care system.
"We did not have the funding to provide the three components that we were doing, these are extras that we can add on now because we have the available funding," says Dr. Linda Young, President of Wallace Community College.
Wallace is one of 17 schools across the nation to receive the grant.


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SANTA FE (AP) — An Albuquerque judge accused of raping a woman will retire Friday and has agreed never to seek a judicial office in New Mexico under a disciplinary order issued Tuesday by the state Supreme Court.
District Judge Pat Murdoch was arrested last week on charges of rape and intimidation of a witness while serving as chief criminal judge in the 2nd Judicial District, which covers the Albuquerque area and is New Mexico's biggest district court system.
The agreement to retire was reached between Murdoch and the state Judicial Standards Commission, which had started a disciplinary investigation of Murdoch.
July 7
Sergio Escarcega, 27, of Los Alamos pled guilty to DWI, speeding and driving without a license. Judge Pat Casados sentenced Escarcega to 364 days of supervised probation, a treatment program, to face a victim impact panel, DWI school, to maintain an alcohol interlock device on his vehicle for one year and to pay $25 each month in probation fees. The judge also ordered Escarcea to pay $363 in court costs.
July 19
ALBUQUERQUE – Heather Wilson, Republican candidate for the U.S. Senate, announced today that Karl Rove, former Deputy Chief of Staff for President George W. Bush, will be a special guest at a Senate fundraising reception for her campaign on Thursday, Aug. 11 in Albuquerque.
"I am pleased to have Karl as a special guest for my Senate campaign," Wilson said. "Karl has one of the best minds in modern politics and he continues to inform and influence American life as an author, columnist and commentator."
WASHINGTON (AP) — Six days away from a potentially calamitous government default, House Republicans on Wednesday appeared to be slowly coalescing around a plan by House Speaker John Boehner to avert the debt crisis — a plan Boehner was still retooling to increase its complement of spending cuts. But Senate Democrats insisted the short-term solution Republicans were crafting would leave the economy on shaky footing.
Each side claimed the moral high ground as a new day of jockeying over to how to end the debt crisis began. And budget analysts suggested both sides had been over-promising how much in spending cuts their rival plans would deliver.
Movie night
The White Rock Family Friendly Film Series presents "Rango" at 7 p.m. Thursday in the White Rock Town Hall.
Authors speak
The Authors Speak Series presents "Novel Destinations," a talk and slideshow by Robert Gibson, John Arrowsmith and Chris Ortega, on their trip to Mt. Kilimanjaro at 7 p.m. Thursday in the Mesa Public Library's upstairs rotunda.
Bulk item pickup
Items will be picked up July 25-Aug. 5 in White Rock. Items must be curbside by 8 a.m. each day.
Nuclear talk
Los Alamos National Laboratory employees pledged a record $272,000 during the 2011 Los Alamos Employees' Scholarship Fund drive. The drive encourages LANL employees, retirees, and subcontract personnel to donate to a fund that awards college scholarships to Northern New Mexico students. Further, more employees donated to the fund this year than in past years.
Los Alamos National Security, LLC, which manages and operates the laboratory, will match employee contributions to the scholarship fund up to $250,000.
Scholarships are awarded on the basis of grade-point average, test scores, diversity, financial need, academic rigor, leadership, and community involvement. Funds pledged will be used to award scholarships in 2012.
As it is currently written, the only enforcement action allowed for nuisance violations is prosecuting the violation as a general misdemeanor (a criminal offense) before the Municipal Court. Penalties under the county's misdemeanor code include up to $500 in fines and/or 90 days in jail. Proposed changes to the code would decriminalize all but the most egregious violations of the code.
Nuisance codes regulate outdoor storage of materials, including rubbish, brush and junk items, to ensure that community members can enjoy their property without interference by actions of nearby owners. The codes are meant to insure cleanliness, health and safety and to protect property values.
The people associated with the Burn Area Emergency Recovery team have a saying.
Ash happens.
Monsoon season is here and rains have hit the burn scar of the Las Conchas Fire and ash and debris are being washed off mountainsides, down canyons and into the Rio Grande.
That has forced utilities in Santa Fe and Albuquerque to halt their drinking water diversions until the river clears up.
"Just from a mechanical and maintenance standpoint, we didn't want all this ash and crud to get into our system that we then would have to clean out," said David Morris, a spokesman for the Albuquerque Bernalillo County Water Utility Authority, which serves about 540,000 people.
At least 90 percent of skiable terrain at the Pajarito Mountain Ski Area survived the massive Las Conchas Fire unscathed.
Members of the Pajarito Mountain Ski Area Board of Directors held a special meeting last week after assessing what minimal damage did occur.
The board is making plans for the rehabilitation of the ski hill before winter sets in. They've devised a plan to prioritize and focus on a number of projects, which will require volunteer help from the community
"There is much to accomplish before opening the Ski Area for winter operations," board member Vance Boone said. "Buildings need to be cleaned, there's construction to be done and we've got some logging and chipping work."
Late HR lifts Albuquerque
Russell Mitchell belted a two-run home run in the final at-bat for the Albuquerque Isotopes to lift them past Omaha's Storm Chasers Tuesday.
Mitchell's homer off Everett Teaford gave the Isotopes a 6-4 win over the Storm Chasers in Omaha.
Albuquerque, which was just coming off an up-and-down homestand and had lost two straight to New Orleans, opened its eight-game road trip with a badly-needed win.
Albuquerque also chopped a game off division-leading Round Rock's edge, although Round Rock still holds a five-game advantage.
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Tuesday, July 26, 2016
Blessings Food Pantry
The Blessings Food Pantry provides food to families and individuals in need in Broward County. Located on our Pompano Beach campus, 210 NE Third St., Pompano Beach, the food pantry is open 9am-12noon, Monday-Thursday. Committed to helping all of those who come for assistance, clients are also referred to other agencies for goods and services, assisted in registering for benefits such as Food Stamps [the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)], and helped securing identification.
URGENT NEED NOW! The food pantry is in need of food donations to stock the shelves! Please bring donations to the food pantry 9am-12noon, Monday-Thursdays. Click here for a LIst of critically needed items!
Throughout the year: Volunteers are needed for a variety of jobs—helping sign in guests at the pantry; helping distribute food to clients; organizing and stocking the pantry shelves; and helping to secure donations during food drives. Volunteers even organize food drives at their workplaces and organizations. For more information about serving, click here to contact Pastor Fawn Mikel, or call her at 954.771.7300, x250.
Winn Dixie Food Drives: Food drives are held at Winn Dixie stores on several Saturdays throughout the year, and volunteers are always needed. For more information, click here to contact food drive coordinator, Dick Francis.
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Donate money: The pantry is often able to purchase food in bulk, allowing more purchase opportunity. Make out a check to Christ Church and write "Blessings Food Pantry" in the memo line.
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Long before Pennhurst Asylum was reborn as a haunted house, it operated as the Pennhurst State School mental institution. Originally opened in 1908, the 1,400 acre site operated for almost 80 years as a home for thousands of mentally and physically disabled. That 80 year history was filled with patient abuse, torture, neglect, sexual abuse, and even murder. These atrocities started to be exposed in the late 1960s, and the facility was shut down by a court order in 1986.
For over 20 years the place was left to rot, becoming a legendary haunted location frequented by ghost hunters and the daring. Then, in 2010, it was renovated and opened as the Pennhurst Asylum haunted house. You read that correctly: this haunted attraction is built on an actual haunted location. In fact, many of the props are real, left behind when the asylum closed.
That's what you're stepping into when you go to this haunted house, and they want you to know it. When you enter the old Administration building for the Pennhurst Asylum haunt, you enter a completely redone hallway with a museum of old Pennhurst. As you walk down the 800 foot hallway, the surroundings start to deteriorate, until you enter the haunted house. You then go through room after room of disturbing animatronics, horrifying props, and frightening monsters. The best is saved for last, when you go through rooms like the actual morgue and shock treatment rooms, complete with original equipment from Pennhurst.
After going through the asylum, you descend into the tunnels for the Dungeon of Lost Souls and Tunnel Terror. Originally, these were used to get between buildings in bad weather. Today their 900 feet of flickering lights, intricate sets, and a lot of well-planned scares. These actually run underneath the people waiting in line for the haunt, and the screams of guests are often heard above ground.
The final part of the haunt, the Ghost Hunt strives for true authenticity. Armed with nothing but a flashlight, you're let into the Mayflower building to wander around. Everything is left exactly how it was when the building was abandoned in 1986. These sets are not constructed and there are no manufactured scares here. Just a creepy building that many regard as haunted.
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- Parking is removed from the Pennhurst building, but there is a shuttle bus that runs every five minutes.
- Since the attractions are all inside, Pennhurst Asylum is open even when it rains.
- Tickets are available online for individual haunts or as combo tickets.
- The best way to get the most out of this haunt is to avoid the crowds. Come early in the season and avoid Fridays or Saturdays.
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Effect of histamine H2 receptor antagonism on levodopa–induced dyskinesia in the MPTP-macaque model of Parkinson's disease†
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Johnston, T. H., van der Meij, A., Brotchie, J. M. and Fox, S. H. (2010), Effect of histamine H2 receptor antagonism on levodopa–induced dyskinesia in the MPTP-macaque model of Parkinson's disease. Mov. Disord., 25: 1379–1390. doi: 10.1002/mds.23069
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Publication History
- Issue online: 23 JUL 2010
- Version of Record online: 22 MAR 2010
- Manuscript Accepted: 8 FEB 2010
- Manuscript Revised: 16 NOV 2009
- Manuscript Received: 28 AUG 2009
Funded by
- Krembil Neuroscience Fund
- Edmond Safra Foundation
- Cure Parkinson's Trust
- Prinses Beatrix Fonds
- dyskinesia;
- histamine;
- famotidine;
- Parkinson's disease
Levodopa-induced motor complications, including dyskinesia and wearing off, are troublesome side effects of treatment and impair quality of life in Parkinson's disease (PD) patients. The use of nondopaminergic agents as adjuncts to levodopa are potential options for managing these problems. Here, we asses the ability of the clinically available, selective histamine H2 antagonist, famotidine (1, 3, and 30 mg/kg) to treat levodopa-induced dyskinesia and wearing off in the 1-methyl-4-phenyl-1,2,3,6-tetrahydropyridine (MPTP)-macaque model of PD. Famotidine (3 mg/kg) increased peak activity, enhanced peak anti-parkinsonian action (1 and 3 mg/kg), and extended duration of action (3 mg/kg, by 38%) of a low dose of levodopa (compared to low dose levodopa alone). Enhancement of anti-parkinsonian actions of low dose levodopa by famotidine (3 mg/kg) was associated with only mild, nondisabling dystonia. Famotidine had no effect on the anti-parkinsonian actions of high dose levodopa (compared to high dose levodopa alone). However, famotidine (1, 3, and 30 mg/kg) had a significant effect on chorea, but not dystonia, induced by high dose levodopa (compared to high dose levodopa alone). Famotidine increased high dose levodopa–induced "good quality" on time, i.e., on time not associated with disabling dyskinesia, by up to 28% (compared to high dose levodopa alone). In conclusion, famotidine, a drug currently available for use in the clinic, can enhance the peak-dose anti-parkinsonian actions and extend total duration of action of a low dose of levodopa, without producing disabling dyskinesia. Furthermore, in combination with a higher dose of levodopa, famotidine can reduce peak-dose levodopa-induced chorea and improve the quality of on-time. © 2010 Movement Disorder Society