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Lots of amazing work, but Dutton's is my favourite in this batch.
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Whoo. It's almost too much to take in. Thanks to everyone who contributed to this epic thread!
Lots of amazing work, but Dutton's is my favourite in this batch.
I can't stop looking at all of these entries....I guess it's so special to me, the fact that I can understand or have a better understanding of all of the entries, since we all started from the same place...the theme! :3 amazing , seriously!
edit: wow everyone, I really didn't expect so many lovely words :^^;: . this trancends my expectations. thank you.
mikeallcapsthatitypedinalllowercase - very grim piece. Echo the overall sympathies on your default win. But you went all out so hopefully the result is a victory in itself. Nicolas - Cracked me up. Who the hell wears a wife beater with the American flag on it? haha, Classic!! Hurricane - Very strong. m@ - I love love love this one! Rash Overdrive - there's a contemporary feel to this piece that I really enjoy. I like the somber mood as well. Sielagaudys - Man oh man, how have I not seen your work before? poise - Tiffany, I really like the mood, palette and composition, but forgive me for not knowing exactly what is taking place. Iconophobian - If there's a way I can get that piece to hang in my studio, let me know. Alday J. - The intricacy of the clockwork is amazing! Cheers Julien! Vyle - V for Vendetta, Vicious, Victorious, Vyle ....
What an honor to be submitting art in such fine company! (Including all the ones I didn't get to name).
Dutton - that's a great piece; the best here.
Tons of great work here. So much that I'm just going to stick with my lil group.
Noë: Great job. From what I've seen of your work you really took it up a notch with this piece. That's fantastic.
Pan: This is super-cool. It's colorful, fun, and well… COOL. Go kick some ass in round 2. :)
Damn, so much goodness in here. Some of my favs:
I just forgot to say one important thing (and at the same time, coin this term if it hasn't already been done) ...
damn mike...if marko (out of love) and sciboy refuse to offer honest competition that does not in anyway deminish the quality of your piece
don't even think it!
it's really "cool"
SummerPudding, beautiful. I admire greatly your ability to balance economy with essential detailing, it turned out magnificantly.
Dutton - I wasn't posting my work here:) I love the idea of your picture - original and fresh.
Another batch of my favs!
el coro
Nice entries people!:D
THX! shelly! im glad.
i love your entry. plants? ahahha just great.
VYLE! i hate you! =).
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2 Iconophobian - Wicked
3 Dutton - Catchy / My life
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thanks draw!
glad you liked it.
Queensoul!!! Great work here ~ I think you have a strong concept and put forth a good effort. Keep pushing yourself, you've improved loads!!!
Cheers, :)
it make me wanna find out the story behind each work..
I want the results in damnit GAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH
Im loveing tons of entries here :D
Yay! One more week in Florence and I get to go home, then I can see all the fabulous entries :D Its been hell reading just the comments without the accompanying images. Thanks for the mention RebeccaK :)
i don't have a favourite, they all rock !!
thank you all for the kind words
azza and noiion : May the better entry win *awaits eagerly for the judges*
I DIDN'T ENTER! :eyeloss:
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Last man Standing 3!!!
WOw such good work... it makes me wanna cry... WAAAHHH!!!
Back from vacation, and what do i get to see?? One of the most astonishing LMS rounds ever!! *bigass jawdrop*
Mad respect for my matchmates Nicolas and Slash, great work!
Tnx, Ollo, for commenting every piece (i think everyone apreciates it :D)Quote:
+ Good ideea
- Composition color and anatomy do not do justice to the ideea.
The composition color i understand, but the atonomy not... Whats wrong with my conquistadore? (i think im blindstared at my piece, so that i do not see some flaws it probably has)
My alltime fav this round was probably Dutton. G-R-E-A-T
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So much great art work in here. I love them all. I feel blessed that I was able to participate.
Why? There was a war. Not only did you show up but you made some fabulous art. I'd give you extra medals even for that. Don't feel bad at all.Quote:
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i agree with Mike.
not because he dont desrve it. he did a spectacular piece.
but so many matchs looks a prety unfair to me. in the way that dont pass the best artist. pass the man who get lucky in the match
"pussed out" ok i pass!! yeah.
bettet if the method was pick up just the best 90 from all the work, free for all!!
and then. in the round two, yes to man vs man vs man type of match.
but if any artist pass for pussed out competitors.. do something for fix that.
in the cow chow. etc. the poll works fine.
change the method!!!!
i didnt say this because me. of course. well. you know....
i hope you people understand my bad english.
The only problem with this is those were not the rules. Wehn everyone agreed to do this they did it based on the rules that were setup. This is how every single elimination tournament is run, if you happen to get metched up with someone good enough to be in the last round in your first round and you get knocked out, that's how it is. Ultimately you wouldn't have won anyway.
I would actually like it to be the way you mention, because I think my odds of winning would improve as I was matched up with two badass pieces. But you can't change the rules to make it easier for a specific few to get to the next round, that truly is unfair.
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Or maybe people should just stay commited and get their piece in. We all volunteered to do this, and we're given a month (+). If you can't get a piece in just tell Cody so he can grab someone from the reserves, that way we compete. And the choices of match up are random guys. If you get matched up with a "Marko," just step your game up. That's what happened last year -
When someone backed out last year, I don't believe it was a prob. I had to back out, and even though I was really late on letting him know, Cody was able to get a resrve and everything was cool. Anyways, don't get worked up, we've been here before -
- Visions
Hey yeah, that's a great idea! All we have to do is give the judges the task of picking their favorite 90 pieces of art out of nearly 250 that were submitted! Why didn't I think of that.Quote:
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Oh yeah, I didn't because it's an impossible goddamn task to ask a single person to take on.
The dome isn't designed to necessarily facilitate that the absolute best pieces advance to the next round. It's about the chaos of not knowing who the hell you're going up against until it's announced, giant-killers who come out from nowhere and kick some ass, and most of all it's about art for the hell of it without any whining about how it could have been done better.
There are hundreds of kickass pieces submitted, and lots of kickass pieces will not see it through to the end. Tough shit. You're having fun, aren't you? Are you suddenly going to discount how the dome is run if you don't advance?
Logistically, this is one of the best ways I could think of to create a massive tournament that embraces the fun of the luck of the random draw and skill. I made it known from day one how shit was run here, and if you aren't comfortable with it or can think of a better way to realistically run a 270 man thunderdome, you're more than welcome to start an activity specifically suited to your tastes.
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Sharing Opportunities in the Arts: Dr. Michael Bresler
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Awesome song with very meaningful lyrics, but:
what does Rivers mean by : "...live on an island to find the juice"?
what's "the juice"?
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I'd tell you, but there'd be a mess of stars all in my comment.
It's quite a personal and sexual lyric. Think beyond fruit juice.
and the island is japan
the juice is his babymakin potion
Makes no sense. Why would he need to get on an island to find that? All he needs is his right hand and (you'd hope?) some solitude.
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the juice is his babymakin potion
I always thought he said truth but juce would make sence too
I wrote a song about the "juice" of the female variety. I wrote the song while sitting outside of San Francisco State waiting for my girlfriend at the time to finish a test. It was early, and a bumblebee was trying to penetrate a flower that had not yet opened. Songwriting gold! www.myspace.com/endicott8 - Band Endicott 8, song Bumble Bee:
Today I found my love
Stuck inside a yellow rosebud
Soft and silkiness galore
Can't have it now but already want more
Feelin' so good, I'm high as a kite
Your innocence keeps me awake at night
Stingin' and burnin' - fantasizing too
I just can't wait to get into you
I love you but you're just 17
What's one year in the grand scheme of things?
You're my flower I'm your bumble bee
How 'bout giving that sweet NECTAR to me
Now daylight has come and my wings have sprung
Soar into flight, I think I just might
Help me please if this is wrong
I can't help myself I've waited too long
I want to taste your sweet tasting JUICE
and crawl inside your velvetty noose
So open up your forbidden bud
Let me smell your fragrance; offer you my love
I told your parents that I wouldn't take you
But my heart's gotta mind of its own
The lawyers say that I shouldn't make you
Nobody's got to know!
Chorus and out
So, in sum, I think that the "juice" is meant in the same context as my song above. Thoughts?


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MARCO ISLAND — Marco Island joined a worldwide effort over this weekend to rid coastlines of trash. Sponsored locally by Keep Collier Beautiful, the program is coordinated "from Baltimore to Bangladesh" by the Ocean Conservancy, as their website proclaims.
On Marco Island, a total of 43 volunteers showed up at Tigertail Beach at 8 a.m. Saturday. The largest contingent was about 20 high school students from Seacrest Country Day School in East Naples. Led by Seacrest history teacher and Marco resident Bill Hammond, the teenagers are all members of Seacrest's Key Club.
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"OK, you're our data guy," said Hammond to sophomore William Luer, handing him a clipboard with a tally sheet. As part of the international effort, volunteers at the event were asked to keep a record of all debris collected. Year after year on Marco's beaches, cigarette butts are the No. 1 item; too many smokers seem to have the idea that their butts don't count as trash, and will somehow disappear on their own.
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"September can be hit or miss. I'm not complaining, but not having major storm activity means less trash," she said.
Some volunteers weren't part of the Seacrest group. Madonna Mulmat of Fiddler's Creek walked along the shoreline with her plastic sack, stooping whenever she found a piece of debris.
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Sophia's letter to the President, which her dad posted on Facebook. (Photo: Jonathan Bailey/Facebook)Sophia Bailey-Klugh had already written to President Barack Obama once before, to invite him to dinner at her house. He didn't RSVP, so when the 10-year-old with two dads decided to send him a note thanking him for his support of gay marriage, she wasn't expecting a reply.
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"Dear Barack Obama," she wrote. "It's Sophia Bailey Klugh, your friend who invited you to dinner. You don't remember okay that's fine. But I just wanted to tell you that I am so glad you agree that two men can love each other, because I have two dads and they love each other, but at school kids think that it's gross and weird."
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"Totally unprompted, our amazing 10 year old decided to write this letter to Barack Obama," her dad, Jonathan Bailey, wrote when he posted her note on Facebook. He and is partner, Triton Klugh (whom Sophia calls Papa) are "so unbelievably proud. And maybe we teared up a little."
In her letter, Sophia wrote that her classmates' reaction "hurts my heart" and that she wrote to the President because "you are my hero."
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The President's personal response to Sophia. (Photo: Jonathan Bailey/Facebook)Imagine her surprise when she looked in her mailbox last week and saw that the President of the United States had written back to her.
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"Our differences unite us. You and I are blessed to live in a country where we are born equal no matter what we look like on the outside, where we grow up, or who our parents are," the President continued. "A good rule is to treat others the way you hope they will treat you. Remind your friends at school about this rule if they say something that hurts your feelings."
Then he apologized for having missed dinner, and promised "to tell Sasha and Malia you say hello."
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"All the High Desert high schools are eligible to participate," Aguilera explained. "The students are referred based on income or special circumstances. They're given the opportunity to go shop at the prom boutique."
The boutique location is set up like a high-end fashion store to make the girls feel good about the experience. It's free for all high school seniors who are referred by a teacher, counselor or social worker.
"I like being part of this," Medina said. "I remember hearing a lot of senior girls talking last year about how much they appreciated getting free dresses."
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The boutique will be held on March 23 and 24, and the proms are in April. Rena's Dresses is a nonprofit organization. The website is renasdresses.org. Aguilera is the vice president and can be reached at Hesperia High School at (760) 244-9898 ext. 3951, or by email at email@example.com.
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There is no single answer, but there are correct answers. The first number listed is a thousand+700+40+a single integer. The second the same with 700+30 and the third 700+20. The answer (next number) is any thousand+700+10+a single integer - lets say 4713.
You probably know the answer, but it is probably a strange question, the new math is screwed up...
The problem with such problems is: How do we know there is an answer at all? How do we know if those numbers were just randomly generated?
Now, if I didnt tell you that I had obtained those numbers from a random-number generator, youd probably waste the rest of your life wondering what the nonexistent solution might be.
I think Mark Twain once played a trick on his fans the same way. He told them a riddle question that he had just made up in his head, for which he didnt make up any answer. Everyone actually thought it was a real riddle and spent ages trying to solve it and getting nowhere. Just goes to show how dumb some people can really get.
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That's right, death panels do exist, and as far as the 2009 NL West race goes, the Dodgers just put down the Giants' adorable little insurrection like the unimportant nuisance that it was. No, it wasn't a sweep, which would have put the Giants 8.5 games out, but considering that neither Clayton Kershaw or Chad Billingsley went in this series and that the otherworldy Tim Lincecum wasn't able to outduel Jeff Weaver and a cast of thousands by himself, it's nearly as good.
Remember, there was a bit of worry going into this series, what with the Dodgers on an August slump, Billingsley injured, and the Giants on a nice run – if San Fran swept the series, that would have put them only 2.5 back and put the Dodgers into an official tailspin. (As opposed to Tale Spin). As I said, I welcomed the challenge, and going into a tough ballpark for road teams to enter, you couldn't have asked for more. Considering that you nearly had to write off one game once "Billingsley vs. Lincecum" turned into "Corpsey McWeaver and His Fantastic Funtime Friends vs. Lincecum", I'd almost have considered this a win if we'd gone up there and just avoided a sweep. Winning the series, though, and very nearly sweeping? That's gravy, and when it's done without your two best pitchers, proof that this team really has something going.
On another note, the Angels released Justin Speier recently, and when you're being paid $6.5 million to leave town, that's not generally a good sign for your performance. So why do I care? Well, three reasons:
1) The starting pitching is what it is, and it's not going to change. You can complain all you want about the fact that the starters don't go past 6 innings (though Randy Wolf's 8 on Tuesday was huge), but that's simply the group of pitchers we have. Whine that they don't pitch deeper, angst over the inability to acquire a Roy Halladay before the deadline; it's immaterial now. With so many teams still in the playoff hunt and so many of them desperate for starting pitching, the chances of anyone decent not being claimed long enough for the Dodgers to get a crack are somewhere between "you've won a date with Megan Fox!" and "Obama and Rush Limbaugh to bake s'mores at sleepover". If you can't get the starters to go deeper into games, then the only solution is to have a ton of good arms to pick up those extra innings, and with guys like Troncoso, Sherrill, Kuo, Belisario, and McDonald in front of Broxton, that's a deep and talented crew. However…
2) If you're counting on your bullpen so heavily, they could always use some help. Guillermo Mota's quickly turning back into a pumpkin (9.95 ERA and 1.200 OPS against in his last 8 appearances), Ramon Troncoso's coming off a Braves series in which he got 2 outs and allowed 6 runs, and Jonathan Broxton's allowed runs in 3 of his last 6 appearances, blowing 2 saves - plus you can never, ever count on Hong-Chih Kuo to be healthy for more than the next pitch.
I'm not suggesting that any of this is due to overuse, nor am I claiming it's not – it's just the simple facts of the statistics. The point is, if you're going to rely on your bullpen to get you to October, it's never a bad idea to have as many quality arms as you can. So getting back to Speier…
3) Justin Speier's better than his raw stats claim. A 5.03 ERA last year and a 5.18 ERA this year hardly inspire confidence, I grant you. But since the Angels unconditionally released him, he'd come at the prorated veteran minimum for the remainder of the year, and I don't think he's done yet. FanGraphs, hit me with some info:
Nearly three years ago, the Angels decided that Justin Speier was worth a 4 year, $18 million contract. Yesterday, they decided that he wasn't worth keeping on the roster, as they chose to eat the remainder of the deal by giving him his unconditional release. The weird thing about those two decisions – he's basically the exact same pitcher he was at the time of the deal.
His fastball averages 90 MPH, just like it always has. He throws it up in the zone, which serves to make him a guy who gets some strikeouts but also gives up a ton of fly balls. He throws his slider nearly as often as his fastball, which makes him a guy who is going to run an extreme platoon split – he's death to RHBs but torched by LHBs. None of this is really new.
But while he was very effective between 2004-07, his ERA has exploded in the last two years. How do you explain that? Seems that it's almost entirely due to his increased HR rate, which isn't a very good indicator of skill.
HR/FB rate, as you may know, is not particularly predictive, especially among relief pitchers (due to sample size issues). Just like Speier's low-ish HR/FB rate in 2006 didn't mean he had a special skill that allowed him to rack up 380 foot outs, neither does his 2009 performance mean that he's missing the ingredient that allows major league pitchers to keep the ball in the park. It's likely just noise, and certainly shouldn't be the kind of thing that would make the Angels take such a dramatic turn in their evaluation of his value.
Which means…
Speier was never worth $18 million, but an outright release is a bit over the top. He's still a decent enough bullpen arm, and if the Angels need to get a tough right-hander out in a late game situation this October, they might wish they still had him around.
Even if Speier isn't one of the top 7 Dodger relievers worth giving a playoff spot to – he likely wouldn't be – he could still be useful enough in eating up some innings for the last 6 weeks of the season, while saving the more valuable arms for October. (Yes, there's a pretty strong argument to be made that instead of signing the possibly-dead veteran, any number of young minor league arms could come up and serve the same purpose. I think we all know that's not going to happen, so this is another alternative.) Even in this, the lousy year that got him released, he's still killing righties, keeping them under .700 in OPS, so he's clearly got something left – and that's in the tougher league.
If he wants to stay close to home, yet stay in the playoff race and join a team that could always use bullpen reinforcements, it's the perfect fit.
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(Brooklandville, Md.) – Renegade Productions and Leo McWatkins Films, producer of the award winning documentary, The Blood & The Rose, along with The Catholic Business Network of Baltimore (CBNB), today announced they will host an unforgettable spiritual event in honor of the feast day of Our Lady of Guadalupe, featuring a lineup of inspiring Catholic speakers along with a screening of the award-winning documentary film, The Blood & The Rose. In addition to the screening of the film, distinguished speakers, including the Director of the film and local Baltimore businessman, Timothy Watkins, will deliver powerful messages on Our Lady of Guadalupe and the New Evangelization. This divinely inspired occasion will take place on Thursday, December 12, at Maryvale Preparatory High School (11300 Falls RD Brooklandville, MD.), from 6:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m. This special evening is presented by The Catholic Business Network of Baltimore (CBNB), a networking group whose purpose is to provide an environment where Catholics can increase Faith and Business/Professional life.
Recent winner of two Telly Awards, The Blood & The Rose – directed by Timothy Watkins (In the Face of Evil), with Executive Producer, Steve McEveety (The Passion of the Christ), and narrated by Eduardo Verastegui (star of the movies Bella and For Greater Glory) – tells the complete story of the spread of Catholicism in the Americas as inspired by the miraculous appearance of the Virgin of Guadalupe to St. Juan Diego. Through the film and the reflections being offered at these spiritual events, Leo McWatkins Films hopes to deliver Our Lady's valuable message, which calls out to and encourages each of us to raise up as the next generation of 'messenger eagles' who will deliver the Gospel of Life, just as she did to St. Juan Diego. The film also recently made its international debut at 2013 World Youth Day in Rio de Janeiro this July.
"We are more than excited to be able to share this film with the Brooklandville Community," says Director Tim Watkins. "We are even more blessed to be working in conjunction with the Catholic Business Network on this highly anticipated spiritual event, which calls us to share this miraculous story with others and continues to remind us all that we are the next generation of messenger eagles. We must continue to spread the Word of God in order to make a difference in today's world."
Watkins, a devout Catholic, has created an impactful message that will aid in learning the complete story while enabling viewers to then share this miraculous story for the glory of God. As longtime President and CEO of Renegade Communications, a highly successful marketing, advertising and production firm, his company represents some of the world's most recognizable brands – Time-Warner, Under Armour, T.Rowe Price and Comcast among them.
Renegade Communications also houses a fulltime staff within their Catholic department, dedicated to leveraging the company's creativity and expertise to build the Kingdom of God in service to the Church. The company offers a lineup of Catholic DVD's, books and faith formation materials, including The Blood & The Rose Study Guide.
Hors D'Ouevres and refreshments will be served prior to the screening. General admission tickets prices are $35. Tickets for Catholic Business Network members are $25. Tickets are available for purchase online atwww.thebloodandtherose.com/events. For more information on this special event, please contact Carolyn at 443-541-2380.
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The Blood & The Rose is a documentary film, directed by Timothy Watkins (In the Face of Evil), with Executive Producer, Steve McEveety (The Passion of the Christ) and narrated by Eduardo Verastegui (star of the moviesBella and For Greater Glory) that dissects the story of the Virgin of Guadalupe, beginning with the history behind the miracle. This is a story of damnation and salvation and the divine apparition that transformed the Americas and helped further the spread of Catholicism. For more information about the film and how the "Spiritual Events" serve as a unique fundraising opportunity for Catholic apostolates, visithttp://thebloodandtherose.com/.
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Renegade Communications is a 25 year old marketing, strategic advertising, and communications firm based in Hunt Valley, MD with $85 million in estimated capitalized billing and a staff of nearly 50 professionals. Among Renegade's clients are Comcast, Time Warner Cable, Stanley Black and Decker, T.Rowe Price, Motorola, Towson University, Mount St. Mary's University, and Under Armour. Renegade offers its clients a 360° approach in providing a wide variety of services, including Research, Branding and Strategic Planning, Advertising, Film and Video Production, Direct Response Marketing & Fulfillment, Collateral Design & Development, Promotions & Events, Product Launches, Digital Products, Social Marketing, Sales Support and Training, and more. In its 25,000 square foot facility, Renegade houses a 6,000 square foot state-of-the-art studio that features a 3,000 square foot sound stage and six HD edit suites. Visit http://renegadecommunications.com/.
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Adding 50 mg of sitagliptin (Januvia) to pioglitazone (Actos) allowed patients with Type 2 diabetes to achieve sustained glycemic control, a yearlong trial showed.
The 52-week data from Japan -- 40 weeks of which were an open-label extension of a 12-week double blind trial -- confirmed the efficacy of the sitagliptin/pioglitazone combination that has been observed in shorter trials, said Bernard Charbonnel, M.D., of University Hospital of Nantes in France.
Dr. Charbonnel, who was not involved in the study, discussed the findings of the 134-patient trial at a press briefing at the European Association for the Study of Diabetes meeting. At baseline, the patients enrolled in the 12-week trial had a hemoglobin A1c of 6.5% to 10%. The researchers randomized 66 patients to the sitagliptin/pioglitazone arm and 68 to placebo/pioglitazone.
After 12 weeks, sitagliptin was associated with a mean HbA1c that was 0.8% lower than patients in the control group, which was significant at P<0.001. The patients also showed significant improvements in fasting plasma glucose, two-hour postprandial glucose, and beta cell function relative to placebo (P<0.001 for all).
Fifty patients randomized to sitagliptin/pioglitazone completed the 40-week open-label extension, said Hiroshi Maegawa, M.D., Ph.D., of Shiga University of Medical Science. After 52 weeks, the mean change in HbA1c from baseline was -0.7% and 62% of patients had achieved HbA1c of less than 7%; 28% of patients had HbA1c levels of less than 6.5%.
There was no increase in hypoglycemia.
But there was a small, not statistically significant increase in body weight -- 0.76 kg (1.7 lbs.) -- for patients who were treated for 52 weeks with the sitagliptin/pioglitazone combination.
* Explain to interested patients that this study suggests that adding sitagliptin to pioglitazone appears to improve glycemic control but does not increase the risk of hypoglycemia.
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Photograph by Syahrail Muhamad KasimLike their wild relatives, domestic cats are natural hunters able to stalk prey and pounce with sharp claws and teeth. They are particularly effective at night, when their light-reflecting eyes allow them to see better than most of their prey.
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Just weeks old, a kitten tests its tiny roar. Kittens need their mother's milk to grow properly. They generally begin eating solid food after eight weeks. Young cats also need to play with other cats so they can learn to get along in social groups and practice skills they will need later on.
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High above the ground, a calico cat balances on a branch. All cats are agile and like to climb trees, although they are better at going up than coming down.
Photograph by Sisse BrimbergA cat finds a corner on a sod roof in Iceland. Cats live in all kinds of climates and eat all kinds of food, including small birds and rodents. Their ability to catch mice may have helped make them valuable to the ancient Egyptians, who worshipped cats.
Photograph by Jason EdwardsDomestic cats are natural hunters able to stalk prey and pounce with sharp claws and teeth. They have a rough tongue that helps them clean every last morsel from an animal bone—and groom themselves.
Photograph by Charles KogodThis cat looks right at home on a piano keyboard, although few people like the tunes they scratch out. Cats, which are probably the world's most popular pets, employ a wide vocal repertoire. They can purr, squeak, chirp, click, hiss, meow, screech, grunt, and growl.
Photograph by Konrad Wothe/Minden PicturesCats are playful and nimble jumpers. They are able to jump up to six times their own body length, and they can twist their bodies when they fall, usually landing on their feet. Play enables cats to perfect the skills they need to stalk, hunt, and catch prey for food.
Photograph by Stephen St. JohnA cat stretches out for an afternoon siesta in the New Mexico sun. Cats sleep more than most animals, sometimes up to 20 hours a day.
Photograph by James L. StanfieldA cat's whiskers help it figure out if it can fit through openings. They also help the cat feel and sense people, prey, and objects, even in the dark. A cat's whiskers grow back, much like human eyebrows do.
Photograph by Konrad Wothe/Minden PicturesThis adult cat has one blue eye and one brown eye, a condition that also occurs in other animals and even humans. Called heterochromia, it most often affects white cats.
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I'll never know how their food tastes – Samoans not Welcome! Remember "Don't be in this town after sundown, Ni**er!" signs? Really, they used to be outside lots of Southern towns. Now we have the modern equivalent here in Alaska. If you are Polynesian, or perhaps Hawaiian, Guamanian, Easter Islander, you know, they "...all look alike" (Ms Fei, Asia Garden) then let it be known that your not welcome in the Asia Garden
They let a drunk drive away while we begged them to take him to a hospital – Last night, myself, my wife, and 2 friends went to this place for a while. While we were in there, there was a guy at the bar slumped over, drunk. They were completely unconcerned. We checked further, he was dripping with sweat, in Diabetic shock. We tried to call an ambulance, even offered to pay. They assured us it would happen. Next thing we know, we see 2 bouncers, (I have ones name) watch this guy get into his jeep, jump 2 medians onto old seward hwy, door open on the jeep and head half hanging out. we ran out and confronted them as to why they let hm go, they said "well we tried to stop him but he wouldnt listen" theyre BOUNCERS AND LEGALLY LIABLE. We left and tried to locate him while we had the cops on the line. Well, the Anchorage PD is just a tad smarter than the Asians at the restaurant, and by the time they got around to do a locate, this guy was long gone. We only hope he didnt hurt someone. ruined the rest of the night.
I hate to sound that way, but had the guy at the bar been an asian, they would have called him at least a cab. We offered to pay for a cab. But because he was black (or any non asian) they were like "Oh no he be fine".
Boycott this and all restaurants like it, and Monday morning, flood Alcohol and beverage control with calls over this place. I want to see this place shut down.
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President Obama recently announced a foreclosure prevention plan that includes some provisions to help homeowners who are underwater, meaning they owe more on their mortgages than their homes are now worth. The latest survey by the Pew Research Center for the People & the Press finds that 20% of all homeowners—or 30% of mortgage holders—say that if they had to sell their home right now it would sell for less than they owe. And those who feel underwater on their mortgages report considerably more financial strain that those who do not.
The survey, conducted Feb. 4-8 among 1,303 adults on cell phones and landlines, finds that mortgage holders who feel they are underwater are generally younger, less affluent and more likely to be Hispanic or African American than are those who feel they would at least break even if they had to sell today.
Roughly six-in ten (61%) of those who say they are underwater on their mortgage are white, 12% are black and 18% are Hispanic. By comparison, 84% of mortgage holders who say their home would sell for at least the value of their mortgage are white, 6% are black and 6% are Hispanic.
Nearly a quarter (23%) of those who owe more than the current value of their home are under 30 years old, compared with just 10% of those who think they would at least break even if they had to sell today. Those who feel that they are underwater on their mortgage are also much more likely to have children under 18 living in the home than are mortgage holders who don't feel that way (64% compared with 47%). Those who say their home is paid for tend to be older: 43% are 65 or older and 33% are ages 50 to 64. Consequently, relatively few (19%) say they have children younger than 18.
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NAPLES — A Southwest Florida owner of Five Guys restaurants says he doesn't plan to raise prices because of Obamacare, unlike a North Carolina franchise holder.
JR Rosenau, owner of four Five Guys in Collier and Monroe counties, also said he will continue to seek new locations for the popular burger joints.
"We're looking to expand, with or without Obamacare," Rosenau said Tuesday. "We're not going to stop growth."
Obamacare — or the Affordable Health Care for America Act — became law in 2010.
Earlier this month, Mike Ruffer, a Five Guys franchise holder of eight restaurants in the Raleigh-Durham, N.C., area, said the added costs of the health-care reform law means he will have to pass on costs to customers to provide health insurance for employees.
Ruffer also has said he will set aside plans to build more Five Guys until after he learns more about the rules and penalties employers may face.
"It was an individual opinion," Rosenau said of Ruffer. "I can't speak on behalf of the corporate Five Guys."
Molly Catalano, Five Guys' director of communications and public relations at its corporate offices in northern Virginia, was unavailable for comment Tuesday.
However, she wrote an email to the Huffington Post in mid-March: "Mike Ruffer is a franchisee of Five Guys and independent business owner. He does not represent Five Guys on this or any other subject matter."
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Other restaurant chains have made news regarding health-care costs.
Last year, Papa John's founder and CEO John Schnatter said the president's signature health-care reform law would increase his business costs and possibly result in employees' hours being cut.
A part-time Naples resident, Schnatter told shareholders the Affordable Care Act would result in a 10- to 14-cent increase for customers buying a pizza.
In October, Darden Restaurants — owner of Olive Garden, Red Lobster and other restaurant chains — said it would place more employees on a part-time schedule in some markets to lower costs in anticipation of the health-care law.
Two months later, Darden backed off from the plan after a national backlash.
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Mooresville, Indiana 1 course · 18 holes Driving directions
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+0 votes Ryan Overpeck › March 18, 2013
+0 votes Jeff Reed › July 25, 2012
Really good mixture of long holes and shorter technical ones. A good use of the available space, but layout means for a lot of extra walking between holes. A few mandos could've been avoided and the shot towards the antenna tower, while technical, is a possible disc eater.
+0 votes Barry Armour › August 2, 2013
Good mix of short and long holes, wooded and open holes. Course has great flow and easy to follow. 18 holes with new concrete pads and tee signs.