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PITTSBURGH, Feb. 14, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Mylan Inc. (Nasdaq: MYL) today announced that its subsidiary Agila Specialties Private Limited is conducting a voluntary nationwide recall to the hospital/user level of 10 lots of Etomidate Injection 2 mg/mL – 10 mL and 20 mL (see lot breakdown below). The 10 lots were manufactured by Agila Specialties Polska sp.zo.o in Warsaw, Poland. All of the products bear a Pfizer label. Agila Specialties Private Limited initiated the recall on Feb. 13, 2014, due to the potential for small black particles, identified as paper shipper labels, to be present in individual vials; the potential for missing lot number and/or expiry date on the outer carton, and the potential for illegible/missing lot number and expiry on individual vials. Intravenous administration of particles may lead to impairment of microcirculation, phlebitis, infection, embolism and subsequent infarction. Mylan and Pfizer have not received any reports of adverse events related to the recalled product to date.
Etomidate is a hypnotic drug without analgesic activity. It is indicated by intravenous injection for the induction of general anesthesia. Etomidate is also indicated for the supplementation of subpotent anesthetic agents. Etomidate 2 mg/mL is packaged in glass vials in 10 mL and 20 mL volumes. Product was distributed Nationwide to distributors, retailers, hospitals, pharmacies, and/or clinics. The affected Etomidate lots include the following:
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Mummification was a complicated burial process common in ancient Egypt. First the internal organs were removed, apart from the heart, which was considered to be the seat of the mind and the emotions. The lungs, liver, intestines and stomach were placed in separate canopic jars, to be buried with the body. The body was then dried with natron for forty days. Once dried the fingers, toes, arms and legs were wrapped individually. The whole body was then wrapped in cloth with amulets and items to help the deceased see, hear, speak, taste and eat in the afterlife.
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Shopping Paused this Winter, Will Pick Up this Spring
NEW YORK, March 13, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Consumer spending on retail sales rose a healthy 0.3 percent in February, despite widespread inclement weather. This good result essentially offsets the declines registered in January. The core retail sales measure that excludes autos, building materials and gasoline also advanced a solid 0.3 percent supporting consumer spending in Q1. Online store sales rose a robust 1.2 percent, as shoppers turned to the internet given the inclement weather in the month. There is some lingering uncertainty about the strength of the labor market going forward – delivering more jobs and perhaps higher wages. There could be a further bounce this spring as some shoppers finally get out as warmer weather arrives. Still, the direction of the consumer market for the remainder of the year is more dependent on the strength of the labor market. The upscale market is and will continue to do fine. For the mid to lower-scale retail market, better weather could mean a little better sales record but sales are likely still to be constrained on the upside by sluggish wage gains.
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Moore Leads Valpo Past Oakland
Sunday, October 20, 2002Lori Moore (Dyer, Ind./Lake Central H.S.) scored twice as Valparaiso defeated Oakland for the first time in school history, 2-1 on Sunday afternoon in Rochester, Mich.
Valpo had played the Golden Grizzlies five previous times, dropping four and tying one, in which the Crusaders advanced to the tournament final on penalty kicks, before Sunday's victory.
Moore jump-started Valpo quickly, scoring just 44 seconds into the match on a shot from the top of the six-yard box. Kova Kolondzic (Appleton, Wis./Appleton East H.S.) drew the assist.
The Crusaders went into halftime leading 1-0, despite being outshot 13-4 in the opening half.
Moore struck again at the 50:56 mark, winning a scramble with a defender and beating Sarah Buckland to put the Crusaders up 2-0. The goal was Moore's seventh of the season, and 34th of her career.
Krisit Swaving cut the lead in half at 55:47 scoring off of a Debbie Cartmel cross, but that would be the only tally Oakland would get on the afternoon.
Kristen Templin (Madison, Wis./Middleton H.S.) made eight saves to record the victory in goal for the Crusaders, as Valpo was outshot 26-6 for the match. Buckland made two stops for Oakland.
With the win, the Brown and Gold are assured at least second place in the Mid-Continent Conference, and can grab a share of the conference title if Oral Roberts were to lose to Southern Utah next Friday.
Valpo is now 5-8-1 overall, 4-1 in the Mid-Con, while Oakland falls to 6-10, 2-2.
The Crusaders will return to action on Friday afternoon when they host DePaul at Eastgate Field. Kickoff is slated for 1 p.m.
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At a time when proponents of stricter campaign finance regulations continually howl about the increasing costs of political campaigns, you would think that a grassroots political group would be applauded for trying to keep costs down. But according to a Washington Post story released late last week, the organizers of a write-in campaign for former D.C. Mayor Adrian Fenty may soon be fined $18,500 for violating campaign finance laws.
Their crime? Recycling.
It seems that the Save D.C. Now Committee "used unused campaign signs, leaflets and stickers to try to get voters to write in Fenty instead of supporting [Vincent] Gray." The materials were left over from Fenty's unsuccessful primary campaign.
Gray's campaign lawyer responded by filing a campaign finance complaint against the group. "They alleged that campaign finance laws forbid a political community [sic] from using materials paid for by another."
Regardless of the legal merit of these allegations, this is yet another example of how campaign finance laws—ostensibly passed to limit the "corrupting" influence of big money on politics—make genuine grassroots political campaigning virtually impossible. The Save D.C. Now Committee raised a grand total of $7,000. They are now being fined more than twice that, and for what? For not letting perfectly usable political signs and stickers go into the garbage.
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Tina Packer's WOMEN OF WILL Begins Off-Broadway Run in January
The New York premiere of Tina Packer's Women of Will - a groundbreaking exploration of Shakespeare's canon - written by Ms. Packer and directed by Eric Tucker ("Saint Joan") will begin preview performances on January 27 prior to an official press opening of February 3 and running through June 2 Off-Broadway at The Gym at Judson (243 Thompson Street), it has been announced by the show's producer Sarah Hancock and its creator/star Tina Packer.
"I am so pleased to finally have the opportunity to perform Women of Will in front of NYC audiences," stated Tina Packer. "It has been a long journey - partly because I spent the last 30-plus years building Shakespeare & Company in Lenox, Massachusetts and partly because Women of Will isn't just one play - its six separate plays, and I - along with my wonderful collaborators Eric Tucker and Nigel Gore - have been working tirelessly to fine-tune the work before our NY debut. There is a special joy for me to be able to play the parts I missed because I was building Shakespeare & Company - parts in plays I have directed, but now can approach again from the inside not looking from the outside."
A true tour de force performance, Women of Will, is the masterful summation of Shakespeare & Company Founding Artistic Director Tina Packer's 40-plus years spent investigating all things Shakespeare; it is an engrossing exploration of the Bard's art and psyche through his female characters, and portrayed by two of Shakespeare's greatest modern interpreters - Ms. Packer and Nigel Gore. If Shakespeare had "bonus content," this would be it. Women of Will explores the Bard's characters, focusing on the "women of will," from Beatrice in "Much Ado About Nothing" to Viola in "Twelfth Night" and everyone in between, giving a unique and exciting perspective on some of the most well-known classics in the English language.
Additionally, Ms. Packer's Women of Will: The Complete Journey - her fully-expanded, five part, in-depth exploration of Shakespeare will be presented in marathon weekends, every other week later this season. More details on Women of Will: The Complete Journey will be announced at a later date.
Directed by Eric Tucker, Women of Will stars Tina Packer and Nigel Gore. The design team for Women of Will is: Valerie Bart (Scenic & Costume Design), Les Dickert (Lighting Design), and Daniel Kluger (Sound Design).
WOMEN OF WILL was developed during a 15-year period while Tina Packer was Artistic Director at Shakespeare & Company in Lenox, Massachusetts, where both Women of Will and Women of Will: The Compete Journey received their world-premiere productions.
Subsequently, Women of Will has been presented in the Boston area, by The Nora Theatre Company; the Denver area, by the Colorado Shakespeare Festival; and most recently in Prague, Czech Republic, presented by The Prague Shakespeare Festival.


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Available as an option on all Cayenne models, the Porsche Ceramic Composite Brake (PCCB) has already proven its ability to cope with the harshest requirements of the racetrack. It is available in conjunction with 20-inch wheels or larger for the Cayenne Turbo and with 19-inch wheels or larger for all other Cayenne models.
The discs are made from a specially treated carbon-fibre compound that is silicated in a high-vacuum process at approximately 1,700 °C. The resulting material is not only much harder than cast iron, it is also more resistant to heat.
Even at high temperatures, the thermal resistance of the PCCB disc ensures outstanding dimensional stability. The ceramic material is totally resistant to corrosion and offers excellent acoustic damping properties.
PCCB enables shorter braking distances – no matter how tough the driving conditions. The pedal response is fast and precise with only moderate input required. Excellent fade resistance ensures greater balance when slowing from high speed.
The key advantage of PCCB is a total weight saving of approximately 50% compared with equivalent cast-iron discs. As well as enhancing performance and fuel economy, the unsprung and rotating masses are lightened. The results: greater comfort and road-holding on uneven road surfaces plus better handling and agility.
Optional for all Cayenne models.
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* The latest Porsche models are designed to operate on fuels with an ethanol content of up to 10%. Data determined for standard specification and in the NEDC (New European Driving Cycle) in accordance with the Euro 5 and Euro 6 (715/2007/EC and 692/2008/EC) measurement method. The figures do not refer to an individual vehicle nor do they constitute part of the offer. They are intended solely as a means of comparing different types of vehicle. You can obtain further information about individual vehicles from your Porsche Centre.
Consumption figures were obtained on the basis of standard equipment. Special equipment may affect consumption and performance.


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1906 W 3rd St, Los Angeles, CA | Directions 9005734.062000 -118.270772
Mon - Sun 9am - 4am
Neighborhoods: Westlake, Central LA
T.G. Express Thai Restaurant is the best Thai delivery restaurant in Los Angeles with fast, free food delivery and freshly prepared food. T.G. Express Thai Restaurant has a large Los Angeles delivery area. They bring the food to you at no additional charge!
Ask any T.G. Express customer, and they'll agree that T.G. Express is a hidden Los Angeles gem when it comes to great food and fast delivery.
T.G. Express Thai Restaurant not only offers carry-out and fast, free food delivery services, but they also offers catering services for parties and corporate events.
Fast, inexpensive – This mostly to-go order place is hard to find - it's part of a motel. I went once to pick up for working late one night, but found out they deliver downtown so now we've orderec here delivery a few late work nights.They are open super late, and the food is good.
Good food, Awesome price Great place for patient people – I love ordering from TG's. I haven't had a dish there that I've ever had a complaint about. Of course, you have to take the price into consideration when rating the quality of food as in most places. I mean this is no gourmet restaurant. The only catch is that if you're ordering for delivery, make sure you're not very hungry when you order because it normally takes a very very LONG time for the food to make its way to your place no matter if it's rain or shine. As long as you know that ahead of time, this place is great! I especially recommend the green curry chicken. Mmmm!
Good Thai food - except when it comes with hair, Poor delivery – I work a few blocks away and we are incredibly limited in the spots we can order from. So, on most Fridays, we order from T G Express. The food is moderately priced and generally good. But, in the six or or so times I've ordered their curry, twice I've found a long black hair after eating half the food. NOT GOOD! Our office continues to order from there, but we dig for hairs first. Sad, huh? They have replaced the curry when I've called, but that takes at least another half hour in my already limited lunch hour - especially considering they are already often a half hour late for the first delivery of lunch. So, would I recommend this place - heck no! Are we going to continue ordering from there - I'm embarrassed to say that we will.
Unreliable, Bad Service – I really love Thai food so when I recieved a menu from this restaraunt I figured, "great!" Unfortunately, it's not great. In fact, it's pretty bad. When I called the person answering the phone spoke very little English. When I asked when I was going to get my food she said, "Forty-five minutes." Guess what, I got my "food" an hour and a half later. It was cold and greasy. The excuse was "Oh, there was traffic." It was 8 o'clock on a Thursday. I sent the guy packing.
If you're looking for good Chinese this is NOT the spot. – Friendly service, and the thai food is decent but if you are used to east coast chinese this is NOT the place to order chinese from. Avoid the hot and sour soup!
good food bad delivery – Good food for pickup...don't use their delivery service unless you're okay with miscommunication - also they're lying when they say it takes 45 min......it's code for 1-2 hrs
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