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Ella Weed was born on January 27, 1853, in Newburgh, N.Y., the eldest daughter of Jonathan Noyes Weed and Elizabeth Merritt Weed. She attended Miss Mackay's school in Newburgh before attending Vassar College, where she wrote for the Vassar Miscellany, helping to create the publication's high reputation. After graduating with honors in 1873, in 1875 she went to Springfield, Ohio, to teach at an all-girls school, specializing in preparing students for Vassar. In 1882, she returned to New York to teach at her former school, Miss Mackay's, and in 1884, she became head of the day school at the Anne Brown School New York City.
Annie Nathan Meyer sought Weed's assistance when she wanted to establish an annex to Columbia for women. She hoped to replace the existing Collegiate Course for Women, which did not allow women to attend lectures but required that they complete the same work at the same standards as the male students who did go to lectures. Weed's contacts at the Anne Brown School were socially prominent, and she was able to get the signatures of significant New Yorkers on a petition to Columbia University trustees. As a result, Barnard College was established.
Weed was an essential part of establishing Barnard's standards and reputation early on. She was a member of the board of trustees as chairman of the academic committee, performing the academic duties of dean, while still remaining in her position at Anne Brown School. She also helped with public relations and fundraising for the college. Weed believed in high standards, which became evident in the various ways she shaped the Barnard education. She established a Greek entrance requirement to mirror that of Columbia College. She also believed that it was important to have a breadth of knowledge and therefore did not allow students to specialize in any area, with the exception of the sciences. Additionally, she did not allow students to transfer into the College so that all Barnard graduates would receive a Barnard-only education, and to further ensure standards she insisted that Columbia supervise all instruction at Barnard, winning the cooperation of Columbia's faculty and administration. Ella Weed's determination that women should be equipped with the tools they needed to fully realize their abilities made her an important figure in women's education and in Barnard history.
Twenty-nine-year-old Emily James Smith became the first dean of Barnard College in 1894 when it was still at its original location of 343 Madison Avenue. Her wise manner and strong determination aided her in setting the foundations for Barnard's sound curriculum and its commitment to assembling a good academic staff.
Smith graduated from Bryn Mawr with its first class and went on to become one of the first women to study at Girton College of Cambridge, later becoming a distinguished scholar of Greek at the University of Chicago. Her mastery of the classics allowed her to become personally involved in the education of Barnard students, teaching Homer to first-years and Plato to sophomores. Through her interactions with students and her high involvement in the College's everyday affairs, Smith successfully molded the school's character, setting the pattern for its place in the larger university system.
Under Smith, the College moved to its current Morningside Heights location, with one block of land where Milbank, Fiske, and Brinckerhoff Halls were constructed. With this move, she fought for Barnard's rights to offer classes that Columbia did not and in 1898, Smith was able to secure Barnard alumnae representation on the Board of Trustees at Columbia. Two years later, Smith renegotiated Barnard's terms with Columbia, whereby Barnard was given representation on the University Council, Barnard faculty appointments were made by the University, which continued to grant all degrees, Barnard students were allowed to take some Columbia graduate courses, and Barnard could expand in any direction it saw fit. This agreement made Barnard the only women's college in the country at the time that could act independently while allowing its students open access to an ivy-league university. Barnard was responsible for its own finances, and the College, like a modern woman, paid its own way.
Smith's marriage to famed publisher George Haven Putnam proved that a woman was capable of successfully combining a happy marriage with a successful career and helped make her a role model to her students. Smith's term as dean ended on February 1, 1900, when she resigned due to her pregnancy. She returned to the College as a part-time lecturer from 1914–30 and remained a presence in Barnard's development.
Laura Drake Gill, the third dean of Barnard College, was born in Chesterville, Maine. She attended Smith College, specializing in mathematics and received a bachelor's degree in 1881 and a master's degree in 1885. She later became president of the Smith alumnae association. After further study in Europe at the University of Geneva in Switzerland, the University of Leipzig in Germany, and the Sorbonne in France, she received a doctorate degree in civil law from the University of the South. Excepting the time she took off to pursue her master's degree and advanced study in Europe, Gill taught mathematics at Miss Capen's School in Northampton, Massachusetts, where Smith is located, from 1881 to 1898.
In 1898, at the outbreak of the Spanish-American War, Gill joined the Red Cross and was among the first group of nurses sent to Cuba. She was put in charge of hospital affairs in Cuba, a position she later continued in New York and Tennessee, selecting and placing nurses in army hospitals. Gill was also in charge of the Cuban Orphan Society, where she helped to secure homes and education for orphans. Her work in Cuba established her reputation as both an educator and a leader, and in 1901 she was appointed dean of Barnard College.
Gill served as dean of the College until 1907. Under Gill, Barnard's campus expanded in size to three-and-a-half acres, after a generous donation by Elizabeth Milbank Anderson, who also donated Milbank Hall. Barnard's endowment also grew to over half a million dollars, thanks in part to John D. Rockefeller. Barnard's enrollment increased, necessitating the building of Brooks Hall, a residence hall. During this time, Barnard's Greek Games were started. Gill resigned in 1907.
Virginia Crocheron Gildersleeve was born in 1877, the daughter of Judge Henry Alger Gildersleeve and Virginia Crocheron, and grew up in New York City. She attended Barnard College, as her mother wanted her to stay close to home. In fact, Gildersleeve continued to commute to Barnard and live at home with her parents for years, even after she was appointed dean of the College. She later moved into a duplex apartment on Barnard's campus, where the Vagelos Alumnae Center is now housed. She graduated first in her class in 1899 and later enrolled in graduate school at Columbia, where she received a master's degree in history in 1900 and a PhD in English in 1909. She taught at both Columbia and Barnard before being appointed assistant professor of English at Barnard, and in 1911, Columbia University President Nicholas Murray Butler, her former professor at Barnard, made her dean. Despite the wishes of parents and the board of trustees, Gildersleeve did not prevent her students from becoming politically active. Later, in the years leading up to World War II, Gildersleeve urged students to resist being close-minded, telling them to avoid believing only official propaganda and discounting other views. "More than anything else in the world," she said, "I want to preserve for Barnard the utmost freedom of discussion and I ask the cooperation of all in preserving this freedom."
In fact, Gildersleeve fought for the rights of Barnard students and female students everywhere. Thanks to her work, Columbia's professional schools, such as the School of Journalism, were opened to women. Later, she also fought to open the medical, law, and engineering schools to women. Gildersleeve's work affected other women's colleges as well. In 1924 she formed the Seven Sisters association with Barnard, Bryn Mawr, Mount Holyoke, Radcliffe, Smith, Vassar, and Wellesley. Gildersleeve helped women to gain places in the sciences during World War II, arguing that highly trained scientists were needed to win the war and without female scientists, the country would not have enough. As a result of the war and Gildersleeve's work, many Barnard graduates were able to find jobs. Gildersleeve even helped to found the Navy's female reserve officer's corps, WAVES, and in 1945 she was appointed by President Roosevelt to the United States delegation to author the United Nations Charter, where she insisted upon the creation of the Commission on Human Rights (which later produced the Declaration of Human Rights). She also served as chair of the American Council on Education and twice as president of the International Federation of University Women.
Gildersleeve also fought for the rights of married women at Barnard, believing that a woman's marital status was personal and should not affect her employment. In the 1910s, the New York City public schools did not allow married women to teach, and in 1906 Barnard Dean Laura Drake Gill forced physicist Harriet Brooks to resign when Brooks announced that she was getting married. Under Dean Gildersleeve, married women and even mothers were allowed on the faculty. She also saw the injustice in allowing faculty members paid leaves of absence for being ill but not allowing new mothers the same benefits. She persuaded the Board of Trustees to allow new mothers a one-term leave of absence with full pay or a full year off with half pay. In 1947, after achieving much for the College, she retired from her position as dean after 36 years of service.
A native of Baltimore, Millicent McIntosh was chosen from more than 60 candidates to become the fourth dean of Barnard in October 1947. She was later made the first president of Barnard College in 1952. Serving in these roles until 1962, McIntosh was one of the most beloved and inspiring of all of Barnard's leaders, with her friendly and approachable demeanor prompting many to address her as "Mrs. Mac." Her achievements as dean are numerous, for McIntosh sought to advance the education of women and firmly believed that one needed training as a scholar in order to fulfill one's role as a person.
Married to pediatrician Dr. Rustin McIntosh and mother of four sons and one daughter, McIntosh was the first dean of the Seven Sisters colleges to be both a wife and a mother. A graduate and later a teacher and Acting Dean of Bryn Mawr, McIntosh received her PhD in English from Johns Hopkins and served as the head of the Brearly School for Girls for 17 years. In her tenure at Barnard, she took on the monumental task of procuring greater funding so that Barnard could renovate and increase space and salaries. She initiated Operation Bootstrap, a development fund campaign that, with help from donors like John D. Rockefeller and Barnard alumnae, raised $1.7 million for the remodeling of Milbank Hall, which included the addition of the Minor Latham Playhouse in 1953; the building of Lehman Hall in 1959, with its library and classrooms; and the construction of Reid Hall in September 1961. McIntosh was also instrumental in centralizing all gifts to Barnard though The Barnard Fund and in forming the first long-range development plans of the College. She advocated strongly for greater cooperation with Columbia, but in a way that allowed Barnard to maintain its integrity and independence.
Although McIntosh believed that happiness and fulfillment may or may not lie in a career, her successful balance of marriage, children, and career made her a role model for her students. She saw education as a way to prepare young women for the complicated balancing act that was life.
Rosemary Park became president of Barnard College after the retirement of Millicent McIntosh in 1962. Her father, Dr. J. Edward Park, was president of Wheaton College and, at the time she became president of Barnard, her brother was president of Simmons College in Boston. She graduated summa cum laude from Radcliffe College, majoring in German, in 1928, and in 1929 she received her master's degree. She studied in Germany at the University of Bonn and the University of Cologne, from where she earned her PhD in 1934. She taught German at Wheaton and then later at Connecticut College. There, she held a series of different positions: dean of freshmen, academic dean, acting president, and president. While at Connecticut College, which was at the time a women's college, she established Connecticut College for Men and then later admitted men as graduate students. She served as president there from 1947 to 1962, strengthening the curriculum, adding new buildings, and raising large amounts of funds.
She continued similar work at Barnard. Park encouraged Barnard women to pursue the sciences and fought for Barnard to have its own new science laboratory, despite discouragement from Columbia, which felt that its labs were sufficient. She believed that by not having its own lab, Barnard would be conveying the message "that it didn't believe in science for women." Furthermore, she encouraged women to study subjects such as advanced mathematics and foreign languages in order to help fill society's need for scientists and linguists. After leaving Barnard, she went on to UCLA, where she served as a vice chancellor and, later, a professor. While there, she helped to establish the Plato Society, an academic program for people who had retired. Park was a member of the Society, actively taking courses until her death in 2004 at the age of 97.
Martha Peterson, president of Barnard from 1967 to 1975, was chosen after a nationwide search. The first Midwesterner to head Barnard, Peterson was described as being straightforward, down-to-earth, and very warm. She led the college through difficult years, when demonstrations and protests against the Vietnam War were raging all around. Rather than stifle her students and ignore their political beliefs, she decided to hold a town hall meeting to let the students speak their minds. She approved of a student's right to protest, until the protest became negative and self-defeating. She also recognized the value of having student input on decision-making committees. Her belief was that administrative changes should come about through agreements based on the participation of students, faculty, and trustees.
Born in 1916 in Jamestown, Kansas, Peterson graduated from the University of Kansas in 1937 and received her master's degree in educational psychology from the University of Kansas in 1943. She became the dean of women at the University of Kansas in 1952 and later took on a similar role at the University of Wisconsin. With a doctorate in educational psychology at the University of Kansas completed in 1959, she arrived at Barnard as a highly accomplished scholar, who had experience working with and handling the needs of female students. She left Barnard in 1975 to become president of Beloit College in Wisconsin.
While at Barnard, Peterson successfully defended Barnard's interests in its relations with Columbia by arguing to expand cross-registration so students of both could take an unlimited number of courses at either school, regularizing the College's relationship with the University in regard to payment for the use of Columbia's facilities. Throughout her tenure, she was able to maintain Barnard's stability in troubled times, while increasing its luster as a top women's college.
Jacquelyn Mattfeld took office as president of Barnard on July 1, 1976, at the age of 50. At that point, the College was being eyed acquisitively by Columbia University.
Born on October 5, 1925 in Baltimore, Mattfeld received a diploma from the Peabody Conservatory of Music in 1947 and her bachelor's degree from Goucher College in 1948. She went on to earn her PhD from Yale in 1959. Later, as associate dean of student affairs at MIT, she was responsible for the affairs of both graduate and undergraduate females. Mattfeld also served as provost and dean of faculty at Sarah Lawrence College in 1965, a part of the Brown University faculty in 1971, and as dean at Brown in 1974.
Mattfeld's extensive leadership experience at other top institutions made her a good fit for Barnard, which needed a strong leader who could stand up to the demands made by then Columbia University President William J. McGill. McGill envisioned a merger between Columbia and Barnard by 1985, and tensions built between the two as Mattfeld stressed Barnard's autonomy, bringing negotiations to a halt for a while. Eventually Mattfeld succeeded in gaining support for Barnard's continued autonomy and pushed for a partnership, not a merger. After reviewing the intercorporate agreement with Columbia, Mattfeld had Barnard trustees write out a specific mandate calling for the College's continued autonomy.
In 1981, Mattfeld tendered her resignation, citing that her goals had been accomplished and that most importantly, Barnard would maintain its position as a prestigious female institution of higher learning.
In 1981, Trustee Ellen V. Futter was named the ninth leader and fifth president of Barnard College, a post she held for thirteen years. A native New Yorker, Futter graduated Phi Beta Kappa and magna cum laude from Barnard in 1971. She earned her J.D. from Columbia in 1974. Elected to the Board of Trustees as a student representative, Futter was eventually elected to a full membership on the board.
At the time of Futter's inauguration at Barnard, she was, at the age of 31, the youngest person ever to assume the presidency of a major American college. Barnard survived the difficult decade of the 1980's under her determined leadership. She preserved Barnard's independence from Columbia when it's leadership decided to admit women in 1983, and in light of the decision, Futter helped establish a new affiliation accord. She launched a major fund-raising campaign, accepted the recommendation of a faculty committee on a maternity- and parental-leave policy in 1985, and in a most daring decision, embarked on the construction of a new dormitory, Sulzberger Tower, for which Barnard did not yet have the funds. She was a provocateur for change, advancing the institution while staying true to its history and its mission.
In 1993, she left Barnard to become president of the American Museum of Natural History. Ms. Futter is also a fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, and a member of the Council on Foreign Relations. Widely recognized as a dynamic voice for education, she has been awarded numerous honorary degrees, and is the recipient of the National Institute of Social Science's Gold Medal Award and the National Organization of Women's Eleanor Roosevelt Leadership Award. In 2009, she was elected to the American Philosophical Society.
Judith Shapiro, came to the College in 1994, the first Barnard president to be educated in the New York City public schools system. In addition to being a well-respected anthropologist, she also is known for her work in women's education and community development and advocacy in New York City. In 1998, she was named one of Vanity Fair's "200 Most Influential Women in America." Shapiro attended Brandeis University, where she graduated magna cum laude. She received her PhD from Columbia University. In 1970, she became the first woman to be appointed to the department of anthropology at the University of Chicago before joining the Bryn Mawr faculty in 1975. Later, she became chair of the anthropology department, then acting dean of the undergraduate college for a year before becoming provost in 1986, a position in which she remained for eight years.
Under President Shapiro, Barnard College made incredible advances in several different areas. The number of applicants has doubled, resulting in the College becoming increasingly selective. Additionally, the College is more financially secure than it has ever been, more than doubling its endowment to $171 million and doubling the amount of alumnae who made gifts to the College. The College curriculum was also refined under Shapiro, establishing "The Nine Ways of Knowing." Shapiro's dedication to ensuring technological fluency among students led to the establishment of the Barnard Electronic Archive and Teaching Laboratory, which uses technology to enhance education. Under Shapiro's leadership Barnard has also begun a major building and restoration project, which includes the construction of the Nexus. Additionally, in June 2007, President Shapiro announced, along with several other presidents of liberal arts colleges, that Barnard would no longer participate in U.S. News and World Report's annual college rankings.
The various groups of which she is part evidence President Shapiro's dedication to New York City. She serves on the Board of the Fund for the City of New York, the executive committee of the Board of the New York Building Congress, and on the New York State Leadership Council for the development of a Women's Museum in New York City. She is also a partner in the New York City Partnership and Chamber of Commerce and a member of the advisory committee of Save the Children (Every Mother/Every Child). This dedication to Barnard's role in the world beyond its gates led to the establishment of a major public forum on women's advancement. In 2001, Shapiro established The Barnard Summit, which drew over 1,000 people in its first year and featured panelists such as activist Marian Wright Edelman and former U.S. Attorney General Janet Reno.
Shapiro has been honored with several awards and distinctions, including the National Institute of Social Science's Gold Medal Award for her contributions to women's education in 2002. In 2003, she was elected to the American Philosophical Society, the prestigious society founded by Benjamin Franklin. She has also served as president of the American Ethnological Society, was a fellow at the Center for Advanced Study in Behavioral Sciences, and a fellow of the American Council of Learned Societies. She has had articles published in The New York Times and The Chronicle of Higher Education, and her views have been cited in The Christian Science Monitor, The Boston Globe, and U.S. News and World Report, among others. She is also the editor of Source of the Spring: Mothers Through the Eyes of Women Writers, a collection of essays, many of which were written by Barnard alumnae and faculty.
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Preference of Genetic Polymorphism and Pharmacokinetics
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Genetic polymorphism affects plasma concentration of antiretroviral therapy in HIV patients. The investigators investigate the prevalence of genetic polymorphism affecting efavirenz metabolism and the corresponding pharmacokinetics of different genotypes.
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|Preference of CYP450 2B6 516 G>T Polymorphism and Pharmacokinetics of Plasma Efavirenz in A Group of HIV Infected Southern Chinese
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- pharmacokinetics [ Time Frame: 24 hour ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]This includes plasma concentration of drugs in relation to time, in different genotypes
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Reverse Transcriptase Inhibitors
Nucleic Acid Synthesis Inhibitors
Enzyme Inhibitors
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Anti-Retroviral Agents
Antiviral Agents
Anti-Infective Agents
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- Craft Pumpkin, 6½"
- Wood Dowel, 1/8"x36"
- Pom Pom, Red
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- Palette or Plastic Plate
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- Flat Brush, ¾"
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Use ¾" flat brush to paint pumpkin and all Styrofoam® balls Citron Green.
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Memorial Day weekend is a particularly special time for many people. We remember America's fallen heroes and put our patriotism on full display. Memorial Day in Denver also unofficially kicks off summer in the Mile High City. Over the three-day weekend there will be some exciting things happening in and around the city. Enjoy a weekend with family friendly events and special services. Here are some things to do over Memorial Day weekend:
1. Memorial Day Parade and Tribute Ceremony
- When: May 26
- Where: Civic Center Park, Downtown Denver
- Cost: Free
Denver will celebrate Memorial Day 2012 by commemorating those who lost their lives while serving our country during the Denver Memorial Day Parade on Saturday, May 26 at 10 a.m. The parade is followed by the Veterans Memorial Day Tribute at the Veterans Monument. The parade will be held in Downtown Denver in and around Civic Center Park.
2. Downtown Denver Arts Festival
- When: Friday, May 25 – Monday, May 28, 2012
- Where: Denver Pavilions, Downtown Denver
- Cost: Free
Throughout Memorial Day Weekend at the Denver Pavilions, mix and mingle with thousands of fellow art lovers at the Downtown Denver Arts Festival, featuring more than 150 of Colorado's best artists. One of the Mile High City's premier cultural events, the 2011 festival attracted close to 150,000 people, who supported Colorado's creative community by purchasing more than $500,000 worth of art.
3. Colorado Rockies vs. Houston Astros
- When: Monday, May 28, 2012, 1:10 p.m. and 6:10 p.m.
- Where: Coors Field
- Cost: Tickets are $4 – $100.
Catch the Rockies versus the Astros at Coors Field during a special matinee Memorial Day game starting at 1:10 p.m. and a second game at 6:10 p.m. Following the evening game, fireworks will light up the sky. Before and after, Lower Downtown bustles with rooftop dining and drink specials.
4. Denver Day of Rock
- When: Saturday, May 26, 2012, 2:30 p.m. – 9:30 p.m.
- Where: Five stages along the 16th Street Mall in Downtown Denver
- Cost: Free admission
For the third year in a row, the 16th Street pedestrian mall will be transformed into a massive block party with 25 free rock concerts throughout the day, performing on five stages, for the annual Denver Day ofRock. '80's rock giants TOTO are headlining this year, in addition to such favorites as Toad the Wet Sprocket, The Samples and Fishbone. Some of the Mile High City's most talented performers will also take to the stage, including John Common, Something Underground and Air Dubai.
5. The Big Eat
- When: Sunday, May 27, 2012, 2 p.m. – 6 p.m.
- Where: Union Station
- Cost: $25 admission covers food. Drinks are $5 each.
The second annual Big Eat event features 36 restaurants, as well as local breweries and wineries. Sponsored by the Independent Restaurant Network, the event showcases local restaurants including Euclid Hall, Linger and the Wynkoop.
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Stoddart's work is in the tradition of neo-classicism and has attracted much controversy. This bust of Henry Moore was conceived in response to a widely held view that Moore's work (and that of many other celebrated modern artists) is 'classical'. In making an aggressively neo-classical bust of Moore, Stoddart wishes to attack such blurred definitions and restore some precision to our understanding of what is classical – and what is not. Stoddart stated "to put it bluntly, Henry Moore does not make monuments, that function which put classicism on earth". Commanding and imposing, the bust sits on a plinth over two metres high and was cast in bronze by the Powderhall Foundry, Edinburgh.


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Join a teamThe Intramural Sports program at the UTSA is structured to provide students, faculty and staff the opportunity to participate in a variety of competitive and recreational sports activities. Intramural Sports features short term, on-campus competition in traditional and non-traditional sports. All Intramural Sports include divisions for men, women, and co-rec (men and women playing on the same team).
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About the 1991 Volkswagen GolfThe Volkswagen Golf has been phenomenally popular since it was first introduced more than 35 years ago to replace the original Beetle. The current generation of Golfs is more streamlined to reflect automotive-design innovations and changing customer expectations. The suspension, engine, and drivetrain have been reworked to satisfy present-day environment protection demands while still delivering a fun and comfortable ride. Better cornering, better fuel efficiency, and a plenty of top-end power make the new-generation Golf a worthy inheritor of this model's long tradition. Available in a two-door or four-door edition, this generation is likely to garner a big market share.
The standard power plant in the 2011 Golf is a 2.5-liter inline five-cylinder engine cranking out 170... View more horsepower. The diesel TDI of the same size delivers 140 horsepower. Either way, the newest Golf will get a driver where he or she is going and ahead of schedule. Volkswagen has its own production line for the hardtop version while the redoubtable Karmann handles the specifics of the convertible. The gas-powered models report in with 28 mpg on average and the diesels average 35.5 mpg.
Initially introduced in 1974, the Golf has seen six generations of refinements. Its quality and sheer drivability at an affordable price have made it the best-selling Volkswagen of all time and the third most-popular in the entire world. During its first decade of production, several variants were made including the Rabbit, the Caribe, the Jetta, the Cabriolet, the GTI, and the Caddy. Today's model includes both hardtop and convertible variations with several options packages available to tailor a car to its buyer's taste and needs.
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The purpose of the study is to determine whether memantine delays the progression of driving impairment in patients with mild Alzheimer's Disease (AD).
Alzheimer's Disease
Drug: Memantine
Drug: Placebo
Phase 4
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Allocation: Randomized
Endpoint Classification: Efficacy Study
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: Double Blind (Subject, Investigator)
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|Delaying the Progression of Driving Impairment in Individuals With Mild Alzheimer's Disease
- The primary outcome measure is the number of subjects in each group who are able to pass the DriveABLE-On Road Test at Month 12 (endpoint). [ Time Frame: 12 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- The secondary outcome measures are the change from Baseline to End Point on driving-related measures; DriveABLE-On Road Test, ADAS-cog, FULD, Rey-Osterrieth Complex Figure Test, Trail Making Test, Useful Field of View, Motor Free Visual Perception Test. [ Time Frame: 12 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
|Study Start Date:
|July 2007
|Study Completion Date:
|January 2013
|Primary Completion Date:
|October 2012 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
|Placebo Comparator: Placebo
Drug: Placebo
Placebo BID for 12 months
|Active Comparator: Memantine
Drug: Memantine
Memantine (Namenda)10mg BID for 12 months
Other Name: Namenda
Detailed Description:
It is well known, and of great concern to both patients and families, that individuals with Alzheimer's disease eventually become driving impaired. Drivers with dementia are estimated to be 2-8 times more likely to be involved in an automobile crash as unimpaired peers. Approximately half of individuals with mild AD have the skills needed to drive safely. Formal driver evaluation may be necessary to make this distinction. Some reviews in the literature have suggested that individuals identified as high risk, such as those with AD, be advised by their physicians to cease driving altogether. Other studies suggest that these individuals may continue to drive for up to 4 years following diagnosis. Memantine may be effective in delaying the progression of driving impairment in individuals with mild Alzheimer's Disease (AD). If the investigators can demonstrate a significant delay in the decline in the driving ability, this could extend their driving time and therefore be of immense benefit to patients and their caregivers.
Comparison(s): Subjects treated with memantine over a period of 12 months, compared to subjects on placebo.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|60 Years and older
|Genders Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- Men and women ages 60 years of age and older
- Subjects must either be previously diagnosed with mild Alzheimer's Disease (AD) by a neurologist, psychiatrist, geriatrician, or be evaluated at a Memory Disorders Center prior to entry into the study
- Subjects must have a score of ≥ 23 on the Mini-Mental State Examination (MMSE) at the Screening Visit
- Subjects must receive a passing score on the DriveABLE test
- Female subjects must be at least 2 years post-menopausal or surgically sterile
- Written informed consent must be obtained from the subject prior to the initiation of any study specific procedures
Exclusion Criteria:
- Subjects who have been treated with a depot neuroleptic within six (6) months of the Screening Visit
- Subjects who fail the OPTEC vision test at the screening visit
- Subjects who score > 7 on the Hachinski Test at the screening visit
- Subjects with evidence of clinically significant and active pulmonary, gastrointestinal, renal, hepatic, endocrine or cardiovascular system disease (subjects with controlled hypertension, right bundle branch block [complete or partial] and pacemakers may be included in the study). Subjects with thyroid disease may also be included in the study, provided they are euthyroid on treatment. Subjects with controlled diabetes may also be included
- Recent (< 2years) B12 or folate deficiency that was considered clinically significant
- Subjects with evidence of other psychiatric/neurologic disorders including, but not limited to, stroke, Vascular Dementia, Lewy-Body Disease, Parkinson's Disease, seizure disorder, head injury with loss of consciousness within the past 5 years, any psychotic disorder, or bipolar disorder
- Subjects who are taking, or have taken, amantadine, ketamine, dextromethorphan that cannot be discontinued or switched to an allowable alternative medication prior to the minimum allowable interval before Baseline
- Subjects who have been in an investigational drug study or who have received treatment with an investigational drug within 30 days (or 5 half-lives, whichever is longer) of the Screening Visit
- Any condition, which would make the subject, in the opinion of the investigator, unsuitable for the study
- If subjects are taking Acetylcholinesterase inhibitors (AChEls), they must be on a stable dose for > 3 months prior to baseline. No initiation of AChEls is permitted; discontinuation and dose reduction are permitted
|United States, Florida
|Clinical Research Studies at Florida Atlantic University
|Boca Raton, Florida, United States, 33431
|Principal Investigator:
|Peter J Holland, MD
|College of Medicine at Florida Atlantic University
No publications provided
|Responsible Party:
|Florida Atlantic University
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT00476008 History of Changes
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|Study First Received:
|May 17, 2007
|Last Updated:
|January 23, 2013
|Health Authority:
|United States: Institutional Review Board
Keywords provided by Florida Atlantic University:
Alzheimer's Disease
Mild Alzheimer's Disease
Driving Impairment
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Alzheimer Disease
Brain Diseases
Central Nervous System Diseases
Nervous System Diseases
Neurodegenerative Diseases
Delirium, Dementia, Amnestic, Cognitive Disorders
Mental Disorders
Dopamine Agents
Neurotransmitter Agents
Molecular Mechanisms of Pharmacological Action
Pharmacologic Actions
Physiological Effects of Drugs
Excitatory Amino Acid Antagonists
Excitatory Amino Acid Agents
Antiparkinson Agents
Anti-Dyskinesia Agents
Central Nervous System Agents
Therapeutic Uses
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Just present your college ID at the NE AT&T Center box office, and you'll be enjoying the best study break in town. If you get to the box office and the game is sold out, you can still purchase a $5 standing room only ticket or a SpursU ticket for the next available home game.
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Progress on the Artificial PancreasPosted: Wednesday, June 29, 2011
Initial studies of the artificial pancreas used only a partially automated system to monitor glucose levels and deliver appropriate doses of insulin.
The next stage has been to set up fully automated, closed-loop sessions in which all insulin calculations and delivery were done automatically, without direct intervention from either patients or researchers.
This study (152-OR), part of the JDRF Artificial Pancreas Project, looked at an advanced, customized controller that can make determinations about how much insulin is needed and when it should be delivered.
Additional studies on the closed-loop delivery systems looked at whether it could be used to reduce stress-related hyperglycemia (149-OR); whether using a low glucose "suspend" function (where insulin delivery would be temporarily stopped) in sensor-augmented pump therapy could prevent hypoglycemia in children (150-OR); the effectiveness of using a hybrid system as an alternative for standard, open-loop insulin pump therapy (151-OR); the effectiveness of day-and-night closed-loop insulin delivery on glucose control (153-OR); whether a closed-loop system utilizing sub-cutaneous glucose sensing and insulin delivery improves overnight glucose control following afternoon exercise in adolescents and young adults with type 1 (154-OR); the effectiveness of a safety system that automatically shuts down insulin delivery in case of predicted hypoglycemia (155-OR); and validation of the updated Yale Insulin Infusion Protocol (156-OR).
ADA Scientific Sessions (152-OR) June 26, 2011
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I just read that Brady knew about it before Cassell and called him with the news.
While not a great quarterback, Matt Cassell does do the things well that the Steeler defense has had a difficult time defending our the past few years and that's taking what the defense will give you, the short to intermediate stuff that kills you with 1,000 cuts until you bleed to death. I would have rather had Ponder in the game.
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Wasn't he Haley's QB in KC?
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(at least until he was injured)Chiefs starting QB Matt Cassel broke his hand during a week 11 game vs. the Denver Broncos. He was replaced by Tyler Palko, and had surgery on the injured hand on November 14. On November 21, Cassel was placed on injured reserve, ending his season.
Also noticed this:C'mon Haley, time to tap into your 0-3 turnaround magic!Despite having lost several key players to injuries, on October 31, 2011 Haley led The Chiefs to a come-from-behind victory in dramatic fashion on Monday Night Football. The win was KC's fourth in a row, which moved them into first place in the AFC West. It marked the first time in NFL history that a team which started 0-3 was leading its division by the halfway point of the season.


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For this purpose, a related U.S. person includes a "U.S. shareholder" of the CFC, as well as any domestic corporation whose voting stock is at least 25% owned (directly, indirectly, and constructively) by the U.S. shareholder.2
In October 2008, the Internal Revenue Service issued guidance (Notice 2008-91, 2008-43 I.R.B. 1000) explaining that a CFC may exclude from the term "obligation," the commitments of a related U.S. person that is collected within 60 days of the time it is incurred. This exclusion, however, does not apply under certain circumstances. Notably, the exclusion does not apply if the CFC holds for 180 or more calendar days during its taxable year obligations that — without regard to the 60-day exculpatory rule — would constitute investments in U.S. property.
By February of this year, the IRS followed-up with new guidance (Notice 2009-10, 2009-5 I.R.B. 419) that extends the application of last October's guidance to the third consecutive taxable year of a foreign corporation, if any, that ends after October 3, 2008, and that ends on or before December 31, 2009.
"The legal memorandum also reminds us that transactions that seek to avoid IRS rules do not qualify for exemptions." — Robert Willens
Then last month, the IRS's chief counsel's office weighed in with related guidance (AM 2009-013) that attempts to resolve some of the thorniest issues raised by the October 2008 guidance, including how to handle involvement by two CFCs.
The legal guidance states that if more than one CFC holds one or more obligations of a related U.S. person during the same taxable year, each CFC may separately qualify — and choose to apply Notice 2008-91. Because each CFC may meet the less-than-180-day requirement during different days of the taxable year, obligations of the same related U.S. person may qualify for the exclusion if a condition is met. Specifically, the obligations must be held by more than one CFC that, in the aggregate, remains outstanding for 180 or more days during the taxable year.
The legal memorandum from the IRS also concludes that if a CFC fails to meet the conditions of Notice 2008-91, an obligation of a related U.S. person will be considered U.S. property as of its origination date.3
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The Galaxy Morning Star is a stunning trophy especially with our company logo added. I was very proud to present this to our employee of the year. Other employees looked upon it with appreciation...Read complete review
The Galaxy Morning Star is a stunning trophy especially with our company logo added. I was very proud to present this to our employee of the year. Other employees looked upon it with appreciation and envy. We will continue to use this award annually for this purpose. The overall appearance is spectacular. I was surprised that is was not heavier. I'm not sure how i feel about that. If it were somewhat thicker it might give it more stability to stand up in a curio cabinet/ trophy case. I would not change the appearance, it's flawless.
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In addition to its unique historic, religious, and architectural significance, Mission Dolores has always had a central place in the civic and cultural life of San Francisco. Today, besides being a destination for hundreds of thousands of San Francisco visitors, Mission Dolores is an important part of the community, the center of a vibrant, diverse parish which ministers to all in need.
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The same week the Founding Fathers were declaring U.S. independence, aboriginal labor began on this, the oldest intact building in San Francisco. Thirty-six thousand sun-dried bricks later, Mission San Francisco de Asis is where the story of San Francisco begins. Included in this lavish, historical building is a small museum containing religious artifacts as well as historical tales from the Mission District. The museum has remained culturally significant, acting as the center of a vibrant, diverse parish.
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Centrally located in Gaslamp Quarter, with restaurants, bars, and nightlife nearby. The San Diego Convention Center and PETCO Park are six blocks from this San Diego boutique hotel.
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Wireless and wired Internet access is complimentary; other complimentary amenities include newspapers in the lobby. Valet parking is available for a surcharge. Full concierge services are complimentary; the front desk is open 24 hours a day.
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- Total number of rooms - 159
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The Elementary Teachers Federation of Ontario is going through with the "one-day political protest" in response to the Liberal government imposing contracts on them on Jan. 3 under Bill 115.
"The minister (of education) made a deliberate and provocative choice to wipe out the democratic rights of tens of thousands of educators rather than work toward a respectful solution," said ETFO president Sam Hammond in a press release.
"She could have taken our olive branch and waited for a new leader to try and find solutions, but she chose not to."
He said more than 90 per cent of union members supported such job action in a December vote.
"This protest is aimed squarely at the government and education minister, not those school boards who pursued legal collective bargaining with our locals. It is shameful that the minister tied their hands with the limiting parameters of Bill 115. The government can prorogue the legislature but it can't prorogue democracy," Mr. Hammond added.
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So how did Dianna Agron go from playing cheerleader Quinn on FOX TV's "Glee" to the daughter of Robert De Niro and Michelle Pfeiffer in the feature film, "The Family"?
"Right place, right time; got the script; met Luc (Besson, the writer and director) in Paris, and it all worked out, luckily," Dianna tells Steve Edwards and Maria Sansone on Good Day L.A, adding that it was a "dream job."
But it wasn't until she was actually cast that she found out she'd be co-starring with De Niro and Pfeiffer. "I knew it was a possibility; it wasn't locked down."
For Agron, the pressure of working with two acting giants was lessened by Besson, who made her feel very comfortable. And then there was the location. The movie was shot in Normandy, France. "It's beautiful; everybody's having the best time and you feel like you're on vacation."
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"I can't see that happening," he says.
"It's a very unbalanced way to live and I know that. It's not healthy. And I can't justify it, but someone has to win and why not me and the Lakers organization."
To win, he contends, he must set an example.
"This team needed it," he says. "In the meeting we had in Memphis we were talking about doing things that maybe we're not what we do best. What I do best is shoot, maybe passing is the best way for us to win now.
"I tried it in the seventh game of the [2006] playoffs against Phoenix," he says, while not pleased being known as the Tanker.
"I scored 50 in Game 6 and we lost. I scored like 17 in the first half, and took a gamble. I decided to pass to try and get everyone else going. It didn't work.
"I took the same gamble here and if it hadn't worked out, what would people be saying now? Kobe isn't shooting so he can prove some point?
"What I'm doing now is being selfish. I'm trying to help the team because I want to win a championship."
He says he hasn't decided when he will retire, but he knows fans won't see him fade as they did when Michael Jordan played with Washington.
"You didn't have to see that version of Michael. He retired at 36 in Chicago at the top of his game. There's a not a chance you'll see me [like that]."
So when the end comes, how does he wish to be remembered?
"As a winner and overachiever," he says. "A guy who worked and played hard like he was the 12th man on the roster."
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Night Flight
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Night Flight : Melchor, Joe Gere, Leigh Erickson
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Once the land Joe Gere needs to go to lost and found as his luggage is lost. Working there is Leigh Erickson. Although he doesn't have Joe's luggage he does have some cock for Joe to suck on. Joe is still sucking on Leigh when in comes flight attendant Melchor who quickly joins in. First Melchor is fucked on the desk and then it is Joe's turn. Leigh has a massive dildo that he keeps in his desk drawer. Joe is struggling to take it until he forced to do a few hits of poppers.
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